HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-01-27 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH •
Eye oil the future •
Monday, JM. 27, 1992
•DAY MORNING BRIEFING
From the Osily Pilot Newsroom
THIS WEEK ... The last remnants of Corona
del Mar's fabled China House -.500 roof tiles,
a pair of handpaintcd corbels and a roof peak
ornament -will be up for grabs this evening.
The trimmings, stripped from the landmark
house in China Cove before it was cleared
away in 1987 to make way for a pair of new
houses, have been in storage all these ye':lrs -
the tiles in an industrial building in lLI..u.· u.............,._,._
corbe1S3iid rook peak in a Costa Mesa ware-
house. -
The material Is being offered to the city.
What it will do with it is anyone's guess.
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Today may be the day the Ne\\ port Deach
City Council picks its
new city manager.
There are ~ight final-
ists, one or them Al·
hambra City Man-
ager K~vin Murphy. -o
One of the early·
on finalists for New-
port's top post, Utili·
tics Director ltobcrt
Dixon, will be in
court Friday to an-
swer to charges that
he embezzled mone}'
from th e ciry. Police Bob D ixon head s
put the los to the back to court Friday.
city at Sl.2 million.
II will be Dixon's thiril nppcarnnce in coun
since he \\OS arrested 3t City Hall l\\O weeks
3go today. He's )Cl to enter a pica or fight the
$500,000 bail that 1s ~ccpmg hlm behind !lar<;
at the county lad.up. ·
COMING SOON ... Sonny Dono The Palm
Springs mayor \\ill be in Nc"port Oc:ich Feh
12 to try to win support for hi-. U.S Senate
bid A Republican.
th e shon cr h:ilf of
the old Sonn~ anti
Cher combo i.; 1.1 !..ing
on T\' comment.llor
Bruce l fcr,chcn,ohn
The appearance -
Lincoln's b1rthda),
no less -1s bi;.rng
hosted h-. the ~e,r.
port Harbor Re·
publican Women and
the Dalboa Oay Re-
pu bli can Wo me n
Balboa U.iy Club.
Sonny Bo no plans Fifteen bud.s gets
Coast engagement. )OU in.
0 FIRST IT'S THE T.EAKWOOD H CPHANT,
NEXT IT'S ... While the disappearance of a
one·ton teaJ..woo<l elephant from the front of
th1. Royal Thai Cuisine rest:lUran t \\a -well.
diffe rent, it ceri:unly "asn't the fir t time a
weighty inanimate object ha up and vani hed
in this area.
Herc's a s;impling of omc of the more re·
mt'lrknble thdts:
•A fibcrgltis repli~a of the head of the
Statue of Liberty was stolen in 1987 from he r
resti ng spot outside a Newport Beach cabaret
called America. The head, much like a scene
from the "Planet of the Apes," \\JS found cv·
eral d:l)S later on the beach :it Emerald Day.
• A W-0rld War I ho'"'itzer was stolen from
the 9-ith Aero Squadron Re tau rant in Co~ta
Mesa in 19. 0 The gun apparently had been
taken by a Newport I !arbor High student a~
part of a Spirit Weck
prank.
•The 500-poun~ fi-
bcrglas Dob's Dig Doy fig·
ure wos snatched in 1981
from in front of the choin's
17th Street restaurant in
Col>ta Mesa. Police listed
the stolen Big Boy all a
"missing juvenile." It was
later found on the roof of
Harbor High. Spirit Weck, libe rty los t-
agai n. and-found
e A fibc rgla s horse and
a lifc-siie Indian doll n~med Tonto were sColcn
from 1he Feed Barn in Costa Me~a in 1990.
Both horse and rider were fo und atop the Ii·
brary at Co ta Mesa I ligh School the next d ay.
Motive? Apparently the school's girls basket·
ball team had just \\On the CIF championship.
-By Slt tf Marblt
COMMUNITY EVENTS
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'Costa Mesa oNrcrals and residents
finalize t1iscussion and debate on the·
city's future. General Plan A Spe~ial
~ 1£..~tJrad on A 1..and--AS t0day;-
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25 cents
s-rut e
By Anna Cekola
Stan Wnter General Plan: A Special Report Probably no one ~no\\:> the
general pio n allcrn .:itl\ e') be\11: r
COST A MESA -It may seem like an
obscure document with more than a 1,000
pages of detailed traffic figure~ and lan~
usc formulas, but fo r many residents, the
proposed general plan represcn s a clear
during the last public hearing on the pro-
posed genernl plan) wh ich-has been 1n the
works for more than seven years.
The Council will be considering two
main ahern:alives;-the proposc~e'ral
plan, compiled by city planners at the di-•
rection o f various councilmembcrs
through the )'Cars; and a lo" er·grO\Hh
document created by the Gene~ Plan
Steering Committee, a group. for.med at
the request of the Council in 1987.
that planner R. Michael Rob1n')on, "l1u
hns S-pent countless flours during his I "i·
year career wi\h \he city \\Orking on gen·
. view of their /Uture.
Will Costa Mesa become more of an
urban center in the next 20 years o:-re-
tain most of its suburban roots?
That will be one of the main questi ons
the Ci ty Council will wrestle with tonight
crol plans. ·
All hough the inal general pl•in \\ 111
guide dc\elopmcnl and gro\\lh in tl.c cit)
through the year 2010. projec11on ... found
in both alternatives coul d onl> il:1ppcn 11
every piece of prope,rty 10 the 10,.t30-;icre
city .were d~veloped to its ma\imum pu·
See PLAN A5
--City close
to naming -----manager
Offic ials me et tgday
to fina li ze sel ection
By Rass Lo.n
Stl~ \',riter
'E\\'POR I UEt\Cll -Ctl\ ollki:i!'
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Orange Coast College biologis-t Dennis Kelly examines a jar of krill( the tin), )'Ct \ital, mJ ri11c life he
\\ill be focusing on during an expedition to the Antarctica next month with everal noted scientists.
II"'' pmb.1bl) tc l1:mecn l\\O of
them. At thJt time. "e .. houlJ mah~ 1hc
0 uec.:1,1on. ··
Bottom or th·e food chain
Bi ologi st headi ng to Antarcti ca to survey ocea n's major link
By Russ Loar
SU!I Wntet'
B ecau'le Orange Con t
College biol og1!lt Dennis
Kelly 1s ol. rm eu about a
~ten tial "dis~1ster" for the
inhabitants of ear1h, he'll be
traveling all the "ay to Antarctica
next month to focu his concerns
on tiny shrimp·lil e creatures
called krill.
'It the first link in the
chain disappears. the
rest will be gone in
short ord er.'
Kell), 44. along "1th colka~ue rom Garmon. has created the
largest marine s icnce program ut
any commu n11~ college in 1he
n:ition during hi'> I ~ )Cars at
Orange Coa!>I College. Uut Ke ll)
'aid fe\\ community college
biolog1 t!> get the ch:ince to \\lltk
on such a h1gh·le'cl re-.e.1rd1
project
C'11v Cnunril "vnt....:r .. "lnno"cd the
h~t ot potc nual canJ1Ja1c' do"'n 10 ci!!hl
before cmticulcmcnt ch.HCC:> anJ ::irrc:.t
n:mo"-d Cit\ L! t11l:w 01r1.c1, 1r Uot-
Dt\On fr,lm 1iu: runninc. T"'> ~'th..r can·
d1d.11es Jr,>ppeJ out. ~.1rro\\ 111g 1he '"'
10 f1\C JXllCnti:il canJ1J.1te•-. all ot "I 1.1m
:ir1. Cit~ fllalla,!;CI' r\11 ul the C;.i11d1llltC'.
ore ali.o men. San,llllC 'a1J the cit\ re·
,·e1' t.d no ppl1cJt1l1n, fr1Jm \\Omen .·
The t\\ o potential candidate' "hu
drorpcd OUI \\Crt.' IWI ;if!cctcJ l·~
D1wn\ a rc,1 ll1r 1h:: :illq:cJ cml cnk·
n 1. ll ,,r SI~ r mn an ,11' funJ, :i;.--
curdtni,! ll' ~.111,,rnc. On~ .... md1d.1it.•
Jrl,ppi.:d l'l.t alll.f hL"I cit) l'lJnJ!)<.:f C\.lO•
ll '"' \\J' ntcnJcd l' ll\C' \C..ar... J 10:1.::r \\Jt~JrC\\ \•\er c11n ·err" ,; out Orant!C
---m.1' OCC biologist
(\1un1~ \ hi~h ,.,,,of l1\111i; •
Kelly, who has earned a national
reputation for research on
bo11lenose dolphins ..... ;n be
fu lfilling a lifelong dream "hen he
leaves Feb. 14 to take part in a
four-week scientific expedition to
study Antarctic marine life.
"l'll be worl..mg
shoulder-to-shoulder with some of
the 1op scientists in our country,"
Kell) said. "The ozo ne hole is
scaring the hell out of people and
"'e'll be down there trying to find
out what the hell it's doing."
.. Some of the people rm £.lllll£
to be \\Orkin~" 1th are hl..c
moucrn -tlay b.11'\\ in<' 1-.dl) ,,u .. I.
"I \\J'> c\trcmely lucJ..\, bu1 1 \\J'>
also prepared and e\pencnced l
h:id the right type of badgrnunJ ··
Kell) \\tll '~orl... as .i re earch
See KRILL 8aci Pllfl
Althou~ t'' \ n \1,1i. .1 popul:ir l:lHH llC
h>r the j t1 " " nc "· J th~ Jl\)\1 1a1kd
ut1l11i1.·, J i11.,• r "•H· d pn,l.,nl-J) n,H h~'c
nuJi.: the fi n:il rut ' • 1 un't 1l11nk h ..
\\ l1uld h.11.: m:iJe II ~. l>n~ ,:i,,I. .. I
d11n ·1 .... n 1h.1t bc..:-.1 ., .. , I the (,1llcccu
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See MANAGER Back Page
Monday Business Recession delays new art
museum bulldlng project
By Russ Loar
sun Write<
Contracting firm stays ahead of recession
NEWPORT DEACI I -The .rece sio n has
put the brakes on plans to build a new Ne" port
Harbor Art Museum.
In a Thur day night meeting, mu!leum trust-
ees decided to put a $50 million proposal to
construct and en<,iow a new facility o n hold. Be·
cause the delay is a direct result of the re-
ccs ion, board members would not predict how
long the delay mii;ht be in effect.
But the museum board ogreed 10 fund the
last S percent of planning for the proposed fa.
cility, "to have a viable and completed starting
point ovail.1ble," according to mu cum spoke -
person Maxine G:iibcr.
"We will not be shifted to the sideline.,.. aid
bo:ird Prcl!ident Joan Beall. "but "'111 U!:-C 1h1
See MUSEUM/'llet Piii
By Tony Cox
8usmeu EdftOf
Former Koll Co. cxccut11.c R1·
chard Elliott thought he "as re·
tiring when in 1977, he founded
his n amcsa~e general con-
tracting firm at the urging or h1-.
accountants.
Bui what was originally con·
ceived as an account ing de\'1ce
has cvohcd into one of the
county's l:arge~t comtructio11
contracting outfit\, and under
the lc:idersh1p of a i.econd gen-
eration of Elliolls, the Elliott
Corp. ha so for outrun a re·
cc ion that crippled many com·
petitors.
The Newport Oeach-bo eJ
LO no ooons Of THE DAV
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firm P'-''lcii rC\C llUC\ l ( s~ mil·
hon in I Q\)I, dO\\ n frnn S., I 11111-
hon 1n l tJt>(l !'he Cllmp.111\ al,11
tnmmcJ it' 'tJff frum 3b,1ut b'
cmplo~ccs t\) 55 en.pll>~ee,. But
tho'c reJuc\11.ln' ..-.ere relall\d\
minor m an mdu,tl"\ 11\ "'h1ch
~· Ill bO·r~rl'CI\\ \.kdtnc in TC\-
COUC!> and ,,{)TC\ 111 l.l\\lfh \\CtC
not unClllllnlOn lllll'll!! 11..:'Jl
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pc:rformanc~ ' cm' nh1rc re·
mJrJ...1tile \\hen ,,nc ,,m,1ck1
hi.,,~ f.ir the l',11nr.11'~ "·" ,1nH'
from 11' humble hcg1nn1n!!'
"I here \\,I\ n11 plan to l>c
cotnpan) like 1h1' t all. the iO
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A2 Monday, January 27, 1992
WEEKLY PLANNER
Community Events
0 Monday -Costa Mesa's-nnanclol future
as well as the city's f uturc growth and
development will be discussed at back-to-back
public hearings today at the Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., beginning
--WEEKEND
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Managing Editor Sieve Marble, 642-4321 _
• 1e·w _____ _
· · · _il .. mcc1 ...... · <o--1
on the issue of wh af to do with the city's .:::!~=1f-P~~:!:==----------=
~......--=-~~""'.""""-.....--------~-----~ spending in light of the curre nt fi sc:il crisis. At
6:30, the counci l will convene a speci:il
hearing on the proposed General £1ao,
The Newport Belch City Council will hold it s regular meeting at
7 p.m. in the council chambers, City Hall , 3300 Newport Dlvd. 0 Tuesday -Maralys Wills, author, mother and bang gliding
expert, will speak at Newport Center Library, 856 San Clemente
Drive at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 28. Wills' book on hang gliding, "Higher
than Eagles," is due out in April. For information, call 760-0 137.
The Corona dcl Mar Chambt. or Commerce will ceJebrate its 35tn Annua nstarlallon ana Awards l3anquet at \he l3:'.llb0a __ __.....__.,__..... ___ -<i~
Y:icht Club Jan. 28. Festivitie~ begin with a social hour at 6:15,
followed by dinner at 7: 15. Tickets are $25. For information, call
6-i3-4050. 0 Wednesday -Newport Ha rbor J aycees will host a free
workshop on how lo use networking skills to advance your
business, finances, job prospects, and personal growth at 6:30 p.m.
Jan. 29 at Parker's Seafood Grill, 309 Palm Ave. in Balboa. The
presentation, by Orange County's "Networking Queen," Susan
Linn, includes hors d'oeuvres. Anyone from age 21 to 40 iS' im ited
to a11end. For information, call 721 -0637.
(Z] Thursday -Stephen G. Freeman will give an illustrated
lecture entitled "Hi story or West Coast Shipping" at 7 p.m. Jan.
30 in the Community Room at the Ne" port Center Library; 856
San Clemente Drive.
Orange County Supervisor Gaddi Vasquez will oddress a
breakfai.t mee ting o f Young
E"<ecu1ives of America, 7:30 c.m.
J:in .. 30 :it the Pacific Club, 4J 'J
f\l:icAnhur Ilhd. For re!>erv;!tion£,
call 7'.?1-0153.
(Z] Friday -Orange Coast
College "ill be selling surplus
pianos, including both new :ind
used in:-.trumcnts, Jan 31, Feb. l
and Feb. 2. ·All pianos will be sold
at special institutional prices. The
sale on Jan. 31 is by appointme nt
only. Sales on the remaining days
are open to the general public. For
an appointment ot furt her
information, call 662-1815. Broadway and screen star
Mandy Patinkin appears
with the Pacific Symphony
in a pops concert Friday
and Sunday at the Per-
forming Arts Center. .
Mandy PatiRkin, star or "E\'ita"
and 11The Princess Bride," joins
the Pacific Symphony orchestra fo r
its Pops Conce rt Series Frid:iy and
Sunday. January 31 and February
2, at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Perfo rmances
are set fori,8 p.m. both evenings. '
0 Saturday -The 4·11 Jlorscmastership show will take place at
the Orange County Fairgrounds Equestrian Center from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. For more information, call 75 1-3247.
The public is invited and admissio n is free.
Traffic report
Northbound lanes of the Santa Ana Freeway from Jeffrey to
Jamboree will be closed 11 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Friday.
On the Costa Mesa Freeway, night
clo!>ures. from midnight to 5 a.m .. of all
northbound and !>Outhbound lanes bet,,i;en
1hc Santa Ana Freeway inte rchange and
Fourth Street in Santa Ana will continue
through next May.
On the Corona del MaT Freeway, the
southbound on-ramp at Bristol Street will be
closed from 9 to 10 a.m. Friday for electrical
work. •
On the San Diego Freeway, th e .
southbound connector to the northbound Laguna Freeway will be
closed from 9 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. Monday.
School lunches
Monday -Hamburger with picl..le chip!> or hot dog, crisp salad,
baked hash brown patty, creamy pudding. choice of milk
Tuesday -Duild-you r-own bean burrito \\Ith cheese & alsa or
hot dog, lettuce cup. 1..cmcl corn, choice of
milk
Wednesday -Turkc.:y spaghetti with frcnch
bread or hot dog. green beans, pears, fruit
cutie pie, choice of milk
Thursday -Chicken nuggets o r hot dog,
french fries, orange !lm1lcs, choice of milk
Friday -Ch1c~c.:n pJ1ty on a bun or hot
dog, toi.sed alad, Jpplc~aucc, choice of milk
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T he "Beverly," with a
wood·bumlnf entlne
1lmJlar to the •'Alrkan
Queen," feta a sea trial off
Nctiport }each. The steam
Jaanch recently arrived to
steam down Newport
Harbor on It• maiden U.S.
voyafe.
At rifht, Dr. Carl
Ziesmer, who owns the
boat alont with wife
Beverly, checks the enfine
and steam boiler. At left is
the helm.
The steam eniinc also
includes the Wfdncrmcrc
tea kettle whfch uses steam
to heat water for lea in just
1~vcn ·Hcond1.
Photos by
Lee Payne
Homeowners Associ~ti~ns rebut Chamber view on general plan
T he commentJry "r111cn by the Co:.ta
Mesa Cham~cr of Commerce published
in the Saturday edition of the 0 .1ily Pilot
that purporl5 to reprc,cnt the interci.ts of the
community in Co'>ta ~lei.a ha .. mi .. sed the
point.
The u<.c of n11 lc:.iding scare tactics by the
Chamber 1aib to enforce ii'> po);it1o n a~ a
defender of Costa 1csa businc.,,es. The
Chamber appear' to rcprc cnt the interests
of a select few wh~> primarily rc)ti<le out'>i<le
of the Costa ~k'·' communit»
The Chamber·-. pu,ition fail\ to reflect the
complc>.1tics inherent in th e aLlup11on of a
General f.'lan for the: city, primJril)' the
future qu.llit) of life 111 our cummunity. To
allege that the: pn•pmcd Gencrnl Plan
represent' 1hc \le'\IH>inb of the commun1t)
of Co~ta Mei.a i' 'imply no t 1rue. Not one
homeow11cr's ,1:-. oc1.11ion in Co,1.1 ti.lc!>J
su;:>:>0rt:1 the proro .. cLI high dcn .. it) and
ma.'<imum build-out gencr;il plJn.
H~w c.in the ChambcF of Commerce
promote it!lclf a' a representative of the
resident of th" community when it has yet
to talk with a !>ingle homcowner's association
or canvas neighhorhooJs to get the opinions
or the true croi.s-..ec11on of Coi,1a ~lcsa? This
raises the que~tion of the legi timacy of the
Ch:imbcr to spe.1J.. on the General Plan for
the entire residential community.
Newport Beach: 66f46
Balboa: 67/45
Costa Mesa: 71 48
Coro na del Ma r: 69/46
TODAY: •
LOW I l oud ~ and fo~ lhro u5h
mid·mnrnlng today, othe~ise sunny Wlth
lttr<' t to \ouihv.est v.ind§ al 12 mp'h. Highs
In the upper 60s and lower 70s.
FORECAST:
Somt p•khy tloudmes .and foit posslblt
Tuesd.ay, othtrwl~t v.ulalflt high
cloudine 1ttrith hlgh1 in the upper 60s .and
lows in tht> mid to upper •Os.
BOATING:
Vui.ible ~ind' less th.ln 10 knots t'll~P'
1ttrest .al 12 knoh this aftu11oon P•tchy '°' poulblt, otht'rwitt v1rlahlt' high
cloud1nt>H. On«' (oot st.at "1th a Wftl
swell of fi'-l' fttt.
• U/MOON:
Su11rl1~· 6:Sl .i.m Sunttl S: IS p.m.
() -ct 0 WT QTW lllW 1ST m f1IU.
FM 24 M l M . 11 F9'. 11
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If be ing a rei.iJenl ol Co't~1 Mc..,,1 .., .1
i.pccial intc.rC!.l group. 1hen it i' i.ub,tant1;11l)
larger than the narro" intcrc ... 1-. from out,i<lc
the communit) that arc pmmo1ing
high-den it) dcH:lop1ncnl. "' rc-.1dc.:nh. "C
;ire not oppo,cd to rcai.l>n.1hlc grn" th 111 uur
communit).
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rcg;1rdrng f ulurc impact\ un our C\1111111tr1111,·
from 1od.1) 'i. action. A' re,1Jenh. \\l' \huuld
not allow the city to <l uplir.11c p.ht mi,t.11..o
that ha' e re,ultcJ in l11~hc.:r tratf11: in lllll
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l\lurc thJn ~50 home)\ thrnu~hout the ~it~
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allowed to rer ain their neighborhood.
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I n case you haven't noticed, this le3p yea r is also
a political campaign year. The less charitable
among' us might suggest that every day is a
political campaign year, and they mighfll:we
something there.
have to watch out for. And by golly, that's the way he did write the story Larry \Vho'! The erst~hile m;.i)Or of Jrvine, Larry
Regular readers of the Fred Column have a and the way the Star carried it, true or not. If Agran, may be Y.Oodering Y.hat he's doing "'here he
s~cial insight,.U\to this kind of incredibility. you're one of the multitude of Democrats in these is: Out on the hustings v.ith the herd o!.gu)S who
You may recall a column that ran in the Pilot on parts (there arc 117 now, J think) who will be arc trying to "-In the Democratic PrcsidentiJI
But this is the Big One, the
brass-ring year, the Presidential
year. As usual, there is nothing
Presidential about a Presidential
campaign. The mud is starting to
Oy and, of course, one of the
candidates stands accused of
sexual hanky and/or _panky.
Thanksgiving Day. It was about Lisa Boyer, a voting in the Democratic primary, maybe you'll nomination.
physical therapist, a student of want to factor that little bit of About a week ago, Clinton, Tsungas, Gov.
chiropractic and a reformed sky inside information into your Moonbeam -the "'hole croY.d -had a debate in
diver. s thinking. New Hampshire. A&ran wasn't invllt;d, isn't h..tpp),
She"s reformed because one he's re form ed because The Family That Hangs may sue somebody.
day her parachute didn't open one day her parachute Together ... While Lisa Boye r has Surely th ing) will go better at home, Agr:in mu!it
and she plummeted 13,500 feet didn't Open and She plum-given it up, th.ere are plenty of have thought. Not really. He was on Michael
to earth. And lived. This made · other people jumping out of Jackson's talk sho .... on KAO C radio IJ!il week. AfW!r
Lisa something of a celebrity. meted 13,SQQ feet tO •planes for fun (e.g., State Sen. having Agran on the atr for a good f>Jrt of ;.in holH',
She was on talk shows, written earth. And lived. Marian Bergeson), jumping off ttic erudite Jackson Y.ent to a nCM ;rnd commcrci:il up in magazines :ind newspapers bridges and other high places with
Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas
~ has slept around, says that
-and in the National Enquirer. bungee cord!> keeping them from break.
According to Lisa, the smithertening (our daughter, but Jack)on began the nc\t !icgmcnl uf hi!i !.h0'" by
n-.. esteemed paragon of journalistic M11•1'1 excellence, the Star. I am not for
Enquirer story was.prclly . just once) and floating :iroond rhc no1ing, "\Ve\.e !>pent the last hour" 1th ·rrc~ideniiJl
straight. "But the same guy was also writing it for sky hangi ng ooto an oversize kite. candidate L:irry Agran, the former m;l\or of SJnt-.i
------Clinton, nor am I agin' him. But On the he seems a decent sort, and 1-0ate
Coast to se e anybody skewere~ by one of
-----• th ose chcap·shot supermarket tabloids.
the Star, and they wa11ted to have me talking to Marilys Wills likes to do that. So do her ~ix kids. • Ana, and our next guest I) •· •
God all the w~y down," Lisa says. "1 kept telling This otherwise normal mom will tell you all about Even Rodney Dangerfield gel\ mur~ rc!>pcct than
Most of thei r "big stories" ("MAN GIVES
BIRTH TOCOCKER-SP1'NIEL!") are obviously
ridicu lous. It's the ones that seem plausible that you
him that wasn't the way it happened, that I was this tomorrow afternoon at I :JO at the Newport tha.t.
Ulfe"Omcloll , nd he kept sayi~n9!t-4<1b~a.u.1~'s--.1t.uh""'e-llwr:.wa1,1.y...i.hL!iie:_....::-~C:!::e~nt!.!:e!.r~Ll~·b~r~a~ryr: • ....:T~h~e:_t~il~le~o~f ~he~c~1~a!!lk~is,..."~\!~V!.!iha~t~A~m~IL-:-~f.1Jr~ciz:d.J.A~f.u.acatnini.;'~u~:ol~ua..a;n...run~_,.,.,iH.\J.lum1tt1d~:1r.Y" ,:------lr--1
wanted to write it." Doing Here?" a very interesting question indeed. U'cdncsday Dnd FriduJ.
Stnd your Items for Around
Town to Bob t'an Eyken, Tht Pilot,
JJO W. Day St., Costa Mesa,
916Z7.
ADD and Clutter
NEWPORT OEACtl -Educa1ion:il
P'}'chologi)t Joan Andrews "'ill offer a hec leclurc On lhC subjccl of\\ hy clutlcr
1., such a problem for aduhs wiah alien·
lion 4cfic1t disorder al 7 p.m tod;it in her orriC'C, t 151 Oo\'C St., suirc 105. For
more 1nfomntion. call 476-0991.
Hang .gliding
NEWPORT BEACJ I -Maral)'S Wills.
au1hor. mo1her and hang ghJing expert, "'II speak al t'olc\\~rt Ccn1cr Library, ti56 S:an Ocmcnlc Drive at 1.30 ~.m.
1 ucs<by.For inform311on, call 760-0137.
Cham~r awards
• NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona tlcl ~far Chamber of Commerce will eel· ebr.uc i1s J5th Annual lns1:illa1ion and
Awards Danque1 at the Balbo3 Yach1 Club Tucw11y. I est1v11ics begin \\1lh a SO· ci.11 hour a1 6;15. followed l>y dinner a1
7.15. T1cke1s arc S~. For information. call 6-'3-lOSO.
Learn bridge
COSTA MESA -An c1ghl·14 eclc cl;m
in 1hc rund.imcnaals or bridge \\ill be or. kred II the Je\\l\h Communil)' Center or Or.in}c C.Ount'!. !SO O:akcr S1. beginning 111 r.JO p.m. iuestfay For 1nform:uion
l 111 495. I .lO.l
Singles guild
IRVINE -Cabaret, a guild or the Or·
ange County Performing Arts Ccn1er
composed predominan1ly of single men
and women from :igc 30 to SS. will hold
ii) mon1hly mec1ing at S p.m. Tucsd:iy a1
1he Radiswn I lotcl In Irvine . For infor-
mation. call 262·588l.
Networking
NEWPORT BEACI I -Newport I lar·
bor Jaycees will hos1 a Cree \\Orkshop on
how 10 use ne1worki ng skills 10 advance
your business, finances, job pr~pccts,
:ind person:il gro\\th at 6:30 p.m.
.Wednesd:iv at Parker's Sc:ifood Grill,
309 Palm ·A,-c. in Balboa. Anronc from
age 21 10 40 is invi1ed 10 auend. for in·
rormation. call 721·0637
Sh ipping history
NEWPORT BEACll -!)1cphcn G
Freeman will give an 11lu tratcd lecture
cntillcd "History or Wcsl Co:1s1 Ship·
ping" a1 7 p.m. Thur~1lay in 1hc Com·
munity Room at 1hc Ncwpon .Center Li·
brory, 856 San .Clemen le Ore\'c.
Young executh·cs
NEWPORT DF..ACI I .-Or;inse Coun·
ty Su pen 1-.or Gadd1 V~uez "'111 JJJrcs~
a b rc.1kfast mcchng or Young Exccult\eS
or America. 7.30 a.m. ThursdJy at abe
Pacific Oub. 4t l0 l'.bcArthur Ul\d. f or
rcsc n·allons. call 7:?1-0153.
Back Bay preservati on
NEWPORT ~H -Award win· nin1 archilects Fran and Frank Robinson
wilf give o video and graphic prescnta1ion on tf\c history. politics and regional park planning of Upper Ncwporl Bay al
Thursday's meeting or the American In·
siitu1e or Archilects Orange county chap·
tcr. 6.30 p.m. Call 557· 7796. ·
Piano sale
COST1\ MESA -Oranac Co:is1 Col·
IC£C "''II be selling surplus p1:inos, includ· 1na bolh new and used ins1rumen1S, Fri·
d3y, SaturdJy and Sunday. All pianos \\ill
be sold a1 special ins1ltutional prices. The sale on Jan. 31 is by appointmenl
only. S;ilcs on the remaining da)'S arc
open 10 1hc general public. For an ap·
poin1mcn1 or funhcr informalion. call 1 662·1815.
4-H horse show
COSTA MESA -The 4-H llorscmas· 1crship sho"' \\ill lake place al 1hc Or· ange Couniy Fairgrounds Equestrian
Center from 8 11.m. 10 5 p .m. S:11urdav
and Sund.iv. For more inrorm:11ion. call
75 1·3:?-*7 The public is invited and ad·
mi-.sion i~ free.
Seniors classes
COST A MESA -The Cosaa Mesa
Senior Cen1cr. through 1hc Costa Mesa
br:inch (lf COJ)llinc Communily College. orrcr Clas cs If\ Spanish. p:iinting 3nd world affairs and aerobics beginning Feb. .l 11 v.mous locallons in 1he city. Call
Su):in Schollcnbcrgcr al 6-'S-2356.
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A4 Monday, January 27, 1992
Lifestyles lifestyles Editor Kirk Wolcott, 642-4321 ed. 3
Promising prediction provokes pesslml~ts
DETAI LS, Dl'TAJLS -Dr. J nmc L. Doti,
president of Chupmun University, was the speaker
Thursday at a brcalfast·mecting of the Den
Franllin forum, hclll at the Center Club.
A notec.l professor of
economics, Doti told his
audience of top-level business
executives that the recession ''ill
end Mnrch 25. pre~isely at noon.
"~t nrch 25 of what year?" a
heckler heckled.
Doti has a great sense of
L-_Jlll1o.==.111-.:.....1 humor. which is needed these
day in his line of work. His
Thursday by member J. Cornelius Crun. as
follows:
"Early to bed and;early to rise, makes a man
hct\llhy, wealthy and wise, and very sleepy."
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MY, MY, AREN'T WE GE'ITING ARTY? -
Costa Mesa residents, groping for a new dty
motto, might wa nt to consider these-late arrivals:
For a really cl assy image, suggests Carlos
l\lorcno, why not Frcnchify the name to "La Tabla
lie I•• Cote?"
And denizens. of Ed Swain's old-fashioned
Darber Shop and Cracker Darrel, recalling the
days when some snooty residents objected to their rc~ponse: to,,n's designation as Goat Hill, want to revive the "Please Ul'"'1t bother me with technicalities." name of Angora I fc ig hts. Local · o Scene (Note: The target ~ate of noon AN ELEPHANT'S PUBLICIST NEVER
----------Ma.rch 25 secnJUQ rmg a bell ~GEIS -On ochalf of Royal Thai own_e_r; __ _ bn t that when Congress starts . · . . .
b 1 ?) am T1ta, restaurant pubhc1s1 Doris Crandall as 1b summe r rea11.. . . . N D h d r O invatmg ewport eac gen armes to a aeast
'you IL\\'E TO GET UJ> EARLY TO TOP Tuesday, celebrating the safe return of Chang,
their errunt elephant. 'l llESE EXECS -What in the world, you may be
a'king, i~ the Oen franklin Forum? Also invited are media types who showered Jhcl-
ten kwood tuske r with coveratunmatched since \ \\'ell. it\ a gathering of hard-boiled eggheads J:>)llllbkJ at the Ci:n ter Club every six weeks or the glory days of Frosi~ the nsuous Lion, an<l 1
so. !>tJrt1ng 7· I 5 n.m .. to ponder weighty matters Bubbl~ the Foo1loo e Hippopotamus. .
owr Ja tllhe l"i~e light bre:.ilrn~I. As for the still-unexplained motive behind the
Ami\\ h) Joe~ ii bear 13en Franklin's name? mascot's heist. King \'ul of Siam said ii best: "It's
a puzzlement." UeC.IU~l'.. \\hen he \\ a~n ·1 nying kites, the .
[ounJcr ul Pllt>r Rich:m.1'!. Almannck wns busily
coining p11hy aphori\ms. One c~ample was quoted
Jerry Kobrin's column nppcnrs on MondDys,
Wcdncsda)'S Dnd J.'ridnys.
SCR ea.ts .
laughs with
black comedy
' Dead bodies and pans of bodies
in gray anll blue uniforms were
piled high, and pine box coffins
surrounded them.
It was a
morbid scene or
the horrors of
, war, and people
, were laughing.
Thc.JaughLer was
what 29-year-old
playwrig~t Jon
Bastian had in ____ _.__ .... mind when he
wrote "Noah
Jo hnson Had A 111111 Whore," a black
------comedy making Society· its world
-----• premiere Friday on the Second
Stage al South Const Repertory.
Those in tbe capacity crowd
generally agreed the play, set in
the Ci"il War era, wa funny, and
during a post·produc.iion
discussion with llastian, director
, Martin Benson anll d~amaturg
Jerry Patch, Demon said, "I
thought this wa!> !>Crcamingly funny
the first time I read it."
Later. the;.11cr-~ocrs in the
Directors Night audience were still
comparing notes. They talked with
Bastian who admitted he was
somewhat anxious earlier in the
evening, but snid he was feeling
much more relaxed afteJ this
performa nce of his first full length
play. Cast members and
production people minglcll ''Ith
first nigh ters enjoying a reception
in the lobby provided by Ken
Lusar of A Cnlered Affai r.
Seen were Judith and Joel
Slutzsky, Michele and Paul Meyer,
Olivia Johnson, Barb.:Ha .11\d Jim
Glabman, Barbara and Tom
Peckenpaugh, Bobbie and Jerry
Dauderman, Roz and Jim Pick and
Hedda and Steve Marosi.
Also present were
rcpresentativl!s of American
£\press Co. including Signe
Gallagher, Steve Schippcl and
Thomas Koenig and his "ifc
Joyce. Artistic director David
Emmcs \\ckomed the group
noti ng that the compal'ly had
sponsored t l~e Califo rn ia
Playwright::. C\lmpe1i1ion in "hich
U,1,ti,1n's plJy ''as a ''inner in '91.
Can senior discounts_ motivate you to· admit yOur age?
Senior discounts provide Jhe
first real incentive for growing olll.
De fo re the bonanza on cut rate
airline fares, hotel , restaurants,
and a mult.itude of services. no-
boll~ wanted 10 be 65. You
couldn't give ii a"ay -even with
a free set of dishes.
of being a senior
citizen, but none
of them had peo·
pie waiting in
line to sign up
for The Golden
Years. Old age
un. Even 1.he promise of under·
s1;1nding 1ht: meaning of lifo didn't
CUI the mu,tar<.J. \V1'>dOm j., nice,
shrugged pro'>pecthc seniors, but
it doesn't compcn a1e for the gra)
hair. wattle'. and he.iring aid'>.
COUil( on golf COlH!>l'~.
bn llp::rrks, prescript ion'>, -
nJme it. It \\,1s u pitch
no 65-year-oh..1 -pa.,.,ing·
a~-48, could rc.,ht.
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There have been numerous pro-
motions ticking off the advantages Nlncy
Mcintyre
-was a hard sell. It
needed a gim·
mick. But what?
The 60s have
never been noted
for its sex or ex·
o tic ·cui s ine.
Bathtubs wi th
handraiJs weren't
much of a turn·
The best promotional brains in
the country ponllcred this thorny
problem for )Car., until finally
some mcri.:handi.,ing genius came
up \\ith :1 hot idea. tr marketc; had
discount. coupon for grocerie •
"hv coullln't there be similar cou-po~s fo r aging'? What could be a
bc1tcr way to S•Hnple the product?
Dy admi11ing your right age, you
couJ'd get a 10 10 20 percent" di'>·
It occurred to me tht'>
same incent ive might
work for the other
painful tran.,itiun:. of
life. One that come!> to
mind is Deb)C<l A<lo·
lcsccnce. a maJu r prob-
lem in this count!). sec-
ond only to the presc r·
va 1ion of the Sockcye
Salmon. Nobody want!.
10 leave their carefree
teens fo r the gloomy
pro pccts of adulthood
"here you hJ\e to do
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9.25o/o APR 0 PTS 5.75o/o RATE 0 PT
Jumbo 30 Ytar nxtd 6.71~ APR Adjusl•blt'
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you r O\\n l:lunllry. A') J rc,ul1.
there is a lliLablc populJtlon of 3J·
ycu r-oltl tccn.1gcr'> "ho <11c -.tui.:I.
in a time warp. All their p.1rcnh'
pep tall':! on the benefits ol grO\\ ·
mg up and affording a hk\1~ le
thJI Mom anll Dad arc ,1lr1.:ad\
pw' 1c.ling, fJll on deaf car,. ·
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•
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(714) 832-4854
EH•niogs &Wttktnds
IAm 1-..cr 11:> CtW#I wrrHOV1'""'1CI ( 714) 764-9428
Con~idcr wh:.it .1 compcllin~ lllll·
tivation it would he if thc'e \0t111 ~
people were offered a hdt; d1,··
count on C\CI) thing from \\mJ
Surfing Uoard' tu hubblc !!lllll '''r
merely becoming J Cc11 il1cJ
Adult, notarizcll b) a thcr.qll\t ,\
reduction of the Ucl.l\ed Ad1lk ·
cencc populJtion ..... ou'hl c1c.1tc .1
!>lump in the film indu't r). hut
think how rchevcll p~1rc11h ''mild
A Enjoy the fi ner thing., in life.
A Surround yourself with
beauty, cultutc and pruce of
mind.
Select and decorate your
own residence.
Housekeeping,
maintenance, transportation
and formal dining room
I • service.
Pool, spa, lawn bowling,
putting green and ncarby
golf courses.
Three levels of living to
meet your changing needs -
Independent Residence,
Personal Care and Skilled
Nursing.
15 lush acres overlooking a
regional park and lake.
Accrcdltoo by the AAHA
Continuing Care
Commission.
~egent~ f oint E I I 1919 1 Harvard Avenue
Irvine, California 92715
(714) 854-9500
DSS License #300603257
I 'I ':. I __ .. Fine retirement living in Resort Atmosplicre.
E11l1ancing The Best Yeiars of Yo11r Life
A Continuing Care Retirement Community
be 1f Junior trJlled in ha~ roller
bl.1llc!i fur a IJ\\ llegrcc.
t\t1Jhfe cmi could ~ll.o u:.c o
k" per).,, Thifl)·J\inc·)ear·ohh
hJ\C Ill be b11LicJ or sho,cd inlo
MiJJlc Age. LJrl) ma1urit) " u
lllff11;ult trum1t1011 ''here g1.1y
hJtr'> !>prou1 1,1\lcr than 1hc) can
be }Jnl..cd out -lc.1,mg )Our
~cJlp J \eritablc pin cu:.hion. One
i.:onlronl\ the tcmblc rcJlit) th.it
the rro~t '' on the pumpl..1n and
the cellulite '' 011 the hip)
I he 0111\ ''·" tu 'ell M1J-l1fc C:m1~ I) '' i1h ">(I pcri.:cnt ll1,cuunt ,,I\ plJ!>llC .. uq;c ry. hpO!>UCI ittn\,
.111<l h.11r 1mpl.1111 -.inJ lll:l)bc
thll>'" in ;1 N.1ut1lus llomc G)m.
S:111<·r f\k/111u·e i u n.•silfrnt of
u1gu111i 1\'igu<'I ••
All aboard for
rauroad luncheon
The Ne"porl·lninc Rotary Club
prcscntii lhc "I l1!>tory of Railroall'
m Orange Cou nty" at its ll1u r~day
luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at th e
Airporter Inn in Irvine .
William Myc1s, in charge of
corporate communic:itions at
Southe rn Califo rnia Edison
Company, will make the
presentallon. He has pubh)hed
)evcral book~ on utilities, rail
1ranspor1a1ion and engineering
history. Luncheon cost is SIJ. • Two members of the new
Rus!.ian Parl iament, Major
General Sergei S1epashin and
Vactor Yugin. "ill join Cal State
l'ullcrion ~cial tud1es profc:, or
Rober! Fclllm.i n 111 presenting a
look at the changi ng nation
Wednesday UI a 6: I 5 p.m. dinner
for the Nc,,po rt 0 Jlboa Rota ry
Cl ub. The dmner meeting :11 the
Newport Ucach Coumi:y Club 1
open to the public nt a cost of S20
p.:r person ... The Club will
ponsor the Ncwport·Me .. a
Unified School District Spelling
Uee this ThuMay • • The fachJnge Club of Nc,~pon l l:irbor will pm.cnt Ladies Day
~peakcr Marilyn Ma"''Cll ialking I
Oil lrU\CI ill II "cekly luncheon
lhuri.ltay ot 12:15 p.m. at Charley
Brown ':r. rc)rnus ant on l'ncific
Co.i t Highway Ill NC\\PQtl Uc:uch
1'ht D11lly l'llot tt't'lt'On•t• JVVr
rtport1 on lt"ltt tlub nrw1, •
nlltuln1 of omt'tl'I •nd aanot1ott·
mtnl of fund-ralun •IHI attltl11t1.
Stnd rtlta1t1 lo Jon 1''trp1M, •
\'oJunlttn Editor, Newport lk•dv
Costa J\lt11 041111 Piiot, P.O. Bot
1$60, Costa Mt1a, CA 91U1.
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--PIAN: ..
From A1
lential, Robinson said.
"ll's unlikely lo ever happen,· and certainly not by lhe year
2010," he said.
Dul many people throughout the city aren't comfortable with eve~ th~ most remote possibility of drastic changes they see em-
bodied '°' both the proposed gencr:il p•an and steering committee
document.
They fear the .loss of their homes, falling property values, in· cr~ase~ traffi~ gndl<>c:k and lost business opportunities. Only one
thing as certain. Their concern<; will reach the City Council to-
night.
• DRJDGES:
They live in various parts of the city but their goal is the same
-to stop the bridges. ' '
Probably nothing has been more controversial in the proposed
general plan .lhan the inclusion of poss1ble Sant~ Ann River
bridge crossings at 19th Street and Gisler Avenue, which have
been listed on a county highway plan since 1963.
''We're all working toge ther," said Roy Pizarck, a Whi11ier
Street resident who is a member of a bridge study group formed
_with_ the help of Coull(#n~Eriebon-:md Mayor Ma1y H
buckle. "We want to work "-ith the county and find alternatives to
the bridges. We 're trying to unt.lerstand the politics. and this is a
very political issue." .
Like many in the city, West 19rh Street homeowner Richard
Vinson is worried the. bridges would not only threaten fragile
Santa Ana River \\Ctlands, but bring increased traffic pollution
and noise to his neighborhood. '
"It would turn Co~ta t-.tc sa into a Santa Ana area." he s:iid.
Vinson said he belie' c~ the onlr people "ho ea, or the L9th
Street bridge arc count) officiah "ho want to sec 2,642 home s,
13.6 acre~ of commercial developmen t and 19 acres of !.Chools and
park!. built on land O\\ net.I by \\'c,t Ne'' port 0 11 Co. at the mou th
of the ri\ er.
Since city and count) high,,a) plan~ mu:.L m:uch. city official!.
could lo!.c up to S34 million of l\kasure t-.1 salcs-tJ'( funds if they
\\ere to delete the hric.Jges from the general plan. And the county
could probably go ahead and de, clop the bridges \\ithout appro,al
from city offi cials an)'\\ J).
"The) :ire forcing the city through \\ithholding funds to put it
on the general pl Jn." Vimon s:11cJ.
A bridge at Ga lcr Avcrtuc \\Ould be equall> dis:htrous, espe-
cially since an projected ::!6,000 car trips \\Ould be made past Cali-
forni3 and Tc\\ in lie schoob c.1ch da), aid Nancy PJlme, a board
ember w11h the Mesa Verdi! I lomco" ners A!.,ociation.
"With 1,400 kids going 10 thci.c school~. it's just :l\kmg for trou-
ble. Palme aid.
While Palme li\'e\ about a quarter-mile from the Adams Av·
enue bridge, she i well aware of the l:irge amounts of traffic th,11
cro s the bridge each da).
"We hc.1r the tr:iffic, car the '>crccchms . .,.,c hear the ac-
ddcnts." :.he said. "It d esn't \eem to matter ho'~ far you get
-.iwa> from 11 ."
Since the group realizes 11 "111 tal c tame to .... orl through the
burc:iucratic county proccs' necessary to delete bridge~. they "ill
be urging the City Council to do its part b) con trolling grO\\th and
prc.,.enti ng the need for the bridges. .
"I plan on ll\lllg here until the LorJ i.•l)S, 'Come on out;'"
P1zarcl aid. "I JU'I hope I tkin't h.l\e to ''alk :icro~' the 19th
Street bridge." •
\\ lt>ENl:\G ':
Di.inn ;ind Don Oi.tcrlund thought the) h.1tl found the perfect
f1r!.t home "hen the) made the b1gsc\l ln\C\tmcnt of their live' on
Ea!>t 19th 5trcet.
Dut '' ithin a month art er mm 1ng in last Jul)'. the )OUng couple
karned they had un\' it11ngl) become p.1rt of .1 group l no" n a .. the
"doomed 69.''
"Don \\ail ed into the house and :.aid, 'Oh 111) Got.I." Diann re·
c.1lled. "That's when "e got in,ohec.J. It'!. been a real quack \\J)
for us to get to know ou r neighbors."
Although they've been told it could never h.1ppcn. the propo:.cc.J
general plJn lca,cs the po:.i.1b1lity that Last 19th Street could be
Y.ide ned to four 1:lncs, '~h1ch "ould require the condemna11on of
69 homes bet\\ecn Fullerton ond ll"inc a'cnue!t.
About 170 home :ind 36 bu:.inc~cs could be sacrificed for
street wadenangs throughout the city. with about 118 of tho~c
homes on the east side.
"This 1 .. ~uch a charming Jre.1." J1d Diann. a 35-~cJr-old \ice
principal in the Ney.port-Mesa School District. ''It's one of th e
olde t sections in Costa Mesa. It's a real neighborhuod. lt'i; not
JUSt a place "here people h'e anJ \\Ork.
"We're going to fight like an) thing to save our inve ... 1ment "
PJCt of the fight will in\'olve com incing county officials to tal c
the street widening off their master plan and urging city official
to control growth and alle,i:ne the need for street widcnings.
"That's major stress," s:iid Don, :i 31-)·ear-old regional manager
for American Mo,1e Classic . "It' the not kno"'ing." . -
DOWNZONING:
When Marie LaPcrlc Harris' parents bought fi,e acres of cab·
bagc farm IJnd on '~hat ' now known as L:iPerlc Lane a nJ ~1-
Perlc Place 50 }eJr~ ago. her mother had a clear \ls1on of the fu.
turc.
"My mother always ~aid, 'This is one of the most beautiful plac·
cs in the \\Orld. People ~He going to find us some da),'" :.;iid Har-
ns, \\ho still lives in the 86-)e:ir-old family farm house on Tustin
Avenue. ·
With that in mind. her par~nts developed the farm in 1947.
building sm;ill affordable home!. on 28 large lots, with zoning that
would allow the buyers to build econd units for rental income.
Since no one depended on Soci:il Security in tho~e da) , H::ar~i
said. the chance to build a rcnt:il unit was :.ecn as an opportunity
for cxtr3 retirement income.
"That "a the beginning here." said Harn , 62. "That was the
vision she had."
l lnrris now believes her mother's vision is threatened.
A propo al in the steering committee alternative would limit de·
vclopmcnt on the lots to only one home, a proposal endorsed by
the Planning Commission. The same thing could also occur on
Rural L:inc, Rural Place, Virginia Place, Cecil Place :ind Albert
Place.
Since only about half the LaPerle lots have been developed to
their full potential. down-zoning would dash the ability of ma~y
residents in the neighborhood to realize the full value of their
land, H:m is said.
"They worked, they s:ived, they sacrifi~d. they eho c to be here
and they should not be penalized at this d3y and t!me,'' she said.
. Harris said she understands the concerns of residents who w:int
to limit growth in Costn Mesa. bul the lots on L3Pcrle L.ine could
never become high-density apartment compleJCes.
"As long as the people living here arcn'l complaining. why the
change?" she asked. ''E"eryonc has a right, in my opinion, to ha"e
an opportunity. You ju t can't close the gate . The need'> or every-
• one hn\'c to be con!lidered." • BUSINESS:
While the rcccs ion has been bad enough, C~ta Mesa Chamber
of Commerce officials fear more bu incsscs will foil unless the ,,
Council adopts the propo~ed general plan.
"The board of directors or the Co\ta Mc a Chamber o( Com-
merce believes that the proposed general plan represents the
viewpoint or the rommunity of Costa Mc a, includina the bu i·
ncss rommunity, more completely and .~airly than othc~ altcr~a·
tivcs ofrercd by 1pccial·lntcrest groups, Chamber Prcs1dcnl Jim
Henwood said.
SM PLANtWa ..... ..
.. ..
4r" ....
' Monday, January 27, 1992
General Plan: A Special Report
Mike Robinson, the main architect and a. major player in_dc\clopin~ lhl• Costa \\C)i'\ General Plan.
Costa Mesa vision jammed by . traJlic
By Anna Cekola
Stall Wrder
c\lcn,1un ul lh1: Cl :.1 ~k_.1 h\;e\'·•) ·
Some ,,1, it\ intolerable alre.iJ\. but tr .1ffic
could incrc:rsc up to 45 percent 1n the n~t W
ye.ir-. if e' e~ thing ''a:. de' eloped to the n1.1\i·
mum potcn1i.1b .1llowed in the ph1pmed gen·
er.ii pl:in.
Uu t the \\tH,l·C:"t' , ..... 11.1r1ll' l)U lhnct.I 111 lh1.
prnpo..,cd g_l.'1 ... r.11 \\Ill prllb l·I~ 111.\cr h.1ppl.'n.
='-.t:;h.1\1 \,IHJ
· 1 he .genc1.sl pl.111 I" .1 hl111.'p1i11t ol lhc 1.'\·
pcucJ anJ phlJI.' ·tl.'J ·iu tur: gru\\lh," hi.' ~;11J.
(l3uild,Hll) 111.'\l.'r h.1pp1.·1h bl.' ... 1u c ,11 the
econom) .inJ other l.1c1Dr' •
"O on • h.snd th~ C11' Cl 1.r1.1l 1 .. 'Oil'.!:\\ h.it bern~ L:o ... r .. 1:,J b: lhc 1.1.JtinJ1 iu:-111.1.cpt 1h.: h\V
hridi.:c' -\\llllh \\1)uld 1.:.11: lrall& .. -.111J on
the ~lthcr h:rn I th.:' 're hi:ml! a k~d l' 1h.: .. 1....
\I.'! p\:r' 1 1 • 'e ilicm m.l\~mu'm huild1ng in
· ll.'ll'll1c...:· ::ihuri.k .,,,iJ. ''I he .. ~· : \O th1m ...... u.:
di, 'Ill i~ fl r the: di) lll Co t.1 \k,:i .. • U~1,ic•1lly. th~lt l)pc of increJ\e \\tiuld mean J
tlurJ c.ir \\malt.I be addcJ for C\C'r, l\\O now on
th1.· ro.1d, .:rran,pollation Sci'\ ice' Director
I' ct er :"\ .1gh~n 1 i.a1t.I
!:>1111, m.1n re:.tlkni-Jun't lake th.: 1r.11t1c
\1.1.:.n.uio .. u.utlincd in the p1i..1 ,1.J !!Cnl.'r:tl pl.111 Um cH:11 II thl.'rc '"·P· no i;rlm\h 111 l 0,1,1
.111d tccl thing,, ,,,uJ,I .1!:111.1 \ J .: 111ud1 \\!JJ'>I.' \\, ,1, r,,.1J imp1oh·mi:-n1". ru;:oh a~ ~n c.:: \\IJ·
than im.li ... 11cd. tf 1. 11£' .and the 1:on,1n .• tmn ui n.:\\ l r Jt-. '•
\\'11h the prnJCCt1on-.. eight m1er~ect1un"
could al'o reach "deficient" level\, me.ining
motom1-. might ha\c to "·"t through l\\O 'ltop
hghti. .11 pea_!\ hl1urs, Nagha .. i said.
.. 1'111-4t1i1c 1.lH1u•111cJ .1hout \\ h 11 " h 1~ ''' ulJ prob.1bl~ i.till h.: n.:l.' .. li:d tu kc.-p up "1:h
J1'>CU\\1.J at thl\ n111ml.'nt." ,,1id l.>1tk ~h..r ·k. .1 r1••J1.deJ 40 pcr .. ..-111 gr1l\\ lh r.1:c Ill I -re·
.in out,p\1ll.'11 1r.1lf11. lfit11. and lu.srd n11..mber ClOn ;\;igh;i\1,:i1d. ·
ol the :'-tc ... a \'crJe llomc''" nc r' ,\ "uci.1tion. In If\ in.: u kine. ul lt~1.tl' :.ire 1.1li..in.: .1bO..:t
l he t.ld1cicnt inte't<;c~tiom. \\Ou Id lie on I lar-
hllf Uoulc,arJ .11 Sl1u1h Co.I'll Dra,e. the 405
1-rcC\\,I), .ind ,\dJm' .ind G1.,lcr :t\cnue': on
Ur1,1ol Str1:et .11 SunOll\\Cr. Anton and UJkcr
'itrech . .ind un l°Jm IC\\. Road at l3.1ler Street.
"I lh1nl the\ 'houlJ !;ll lhh.k to the P"-' pie" .1nJ d ... ,c1.,11in; ,1111.llhN 54 million •111.1r .. I .. ·t o! •
let the pct•pk' \Ole .. omml.'a..1.11 'P·•"c 111 the.ll'\tnc l u,111ci.' Com·
~larw rc~idrnt' .1bl1 ll'cl (.\1,l.1 ~tc ... 1 h.1, pk\, 11('.1r John \\ ,1\111.: ,\upon. :\.i:!h 1\1 .. J11J
Jone .c.nnugh 10 hdp n:gtl n:sl 1r •. tt11.· probkm,, U: rnmp;ir" '. ::,, •h (.\1.1 t l'l.sza 101.1!' .J 0111·
\\ 11h the \\ Hkn1ng uf \ 11.;ll>ri 1 ~lr~CI .ind the h\lll 'qu.1rc lc1.1.
· Developers
frustrated
with delays
By Tony Col(
6..isiness Ed ~ill'
T hrough illllfC thJn eight
)e.1r~. a la\\su11. a \Oler
rcforrendum and '"ice
ge11rng Cit) .ippro,al, CJ.
Scgcrstrom & Son' hao; 'cen the
fJcc of ih contrl>,cr,1al l lomc
Ranch proJCCI ch•rngc
Jr .11nat1c,1lh.
In 19 3. ihc ~ortfpan} got
appro,al for a f1N phac;c of the
I lome Ranch -a 10::!-acre
proper!) north of the 405 I· rcC\\ :i~.
het\\een I I arbor 13oule,ard and
l·.1if\icw Road -that \\Ould
1ndude a 32-!>lOf\ offo.e IO\\ er.
Out "1th public j,ersion to 1.111
buildings in Orange County. the
J1.\Clopmcnt company rc'i'ed the
llr!lt pha!.C to include a ~0-story
building and a 12-:.tory bualdmg.
garnering appro"al for that pl:in 111
1987.
Out the de\ elopment ''a th en
challenged in a la\\suit by Home
R:inch opponent-., who were later
successful in in itiating a voter
refcrrendum that overturned
:ipproval of the 1 lomc Ranch
pmject in 19 '8.
The I lomc R.rnch. as ''ell as all
other non-entitled developments
in North Costa Me~J, have ince
been put on hold and thrown into
limbo by the long-delayed upc.J:itc
of Co ta Mesa' general plan.
Developers h""c been frmtr;ated
by the four-year deluy, n dilemma ·
that \\Ould up'>el them e'en more
if not for a !.Oft reul estate market
and credit crunch that would male
new projects difficult tu undertake
an.>way. Dut C\.Cn with ncgatl\e
market force!\, dc,clopcrs lake to
... ha\e proJech read) to go for~ hen
conditions improve. and they don't
enjoy pa)ing the 1mmcn'c carr)1ng
cm.1 that go \\1th idle.
income-producing l•int.1.
The l"-O other major p.1m:l
that ha\'C been comphc.1ted by the
delayed gcncrJI pl~in upd,atc ore
73 vacant acre'> of Sal1ola Farm'
property nc.ir the 1u11c11on of the
405 and 55 frccwJp. nnd South
Co:a t Metro Center. a huge
development at the MlUth enJ Of
Anton Boulevard that l ~ntitlcd
and partially built. hut under
rcvi~ion.
Decau\c of it' loca11on, the
S.ak10._a Farm\ property 1\ ~iJcl)
rcaarded to be worth '" 6cc of
S 1 million an 011.:rc. hut according
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COSTA MESA GENERAL PLAN
Impact On Costa Mesa
POPULATION
---
EMPLOYMENT
SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
CONDOMINIUM UNITS
APARTMENT UNITS
.
COMMERCIAL
OFFICE
INDUSTRIAUR&D
CITY-WIDE TRAFFIC
tu one l~.1 1 dc\clopment
c\ecuti\e, it ha' been rcm.krcd
"\lrtu.tll) \\llrthlc._.., .. b) the l.u:k l'I
an updated ge ncr~11 plan in 1 he
ci ty.
A' current!~ propo ... ed. the 111.\\
general plan would allo\1. tor
more than l 5 million 'qu.Hc feet
of commer1.1al building pJl:e anJ
1)00 ap:irtme1m tln the S.11..ioka
proper!\. 13ut .in altcrnat1\c propo-.a~ h~ the General Pl.m
Steering Cc1mmi111:c. u
crn'' "cction of c,,mmumt\
leader • c.111\ for the tlcrNtv ol
dc,elopmcnt on the S.1k1oi.·a
property Ill be n11 b) near!) Cill
percent.
South (\\,1,1 ~ktril (l.t1tc1 "·''
\.mglll,111) arprO\ cJ tu tn..!11llC l .J
1111111011 :.qu.irc feet llf n'nuncri.'i.tl
hu1IJ1n~ 'race. hut hC\..IU\C t•r .•
"cal \lll11.·c m.itl..\.·t. the ,1c,c1,1r\. r
t1f tlut prnjc;, t. Curc1·l:11gl.111J l'n
ha'I 'l.lu,ht 111 rcJu\.e the
commcrn1I bu1IJin); 'P·' c: hl
.iround <)(l(l,1100 \l)ll.HC te\.·I. ~tnd hl
.1dJ alxlut I .(lfl(l .1p.1t1111tn1 ..
R Mkh.1cl R,1\•tn'>on. pr1111.1p.1I
planner '~ith the cit). '·"J
Cum·l:nglanJ had pl.innC'J on
WOllting for lhC: acncr,11 pl:tll •
urJatc in hope' 1h.1t the: new pl tn
wouM allow for:''' rni,cJ plun,,
Uut lhe dc\C1opmcnt ~rnup then
JcciJcll tu try nnJ ru'h throu h u
Proposed ·Steering
Existing General o/o Committee o/o Conditions Plan Recomends
92,000 117, 100 +27% 105,000 +14%
75.000 121 ,500 +62°/o 97.000 +29% .
14, 189 13,257 -7% 13,699 -3%
2,308 ·7.716 +234% 4,758 +106%
22,314 28,844 +29°/o 25.764 +15%
.
7,788 12,558 +61% 9,091 +1 7%
1~ • IL
6.026 16.122 +1680/o 11 ,440 +90°10
12,275 21 ,360 +74% 19,607 +60%
.
1.114.700 1,618,900 +45°10 1.265,000 +13%
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I h.11 IC\ ''i1111 Ill ·l)uth C''"''
\I\. t1l1 l \•nta '' l \pcctcJ to l'I.'
c11111p .. t»d I'~ l.ttc Fchiu.u,, .1blH~
th\. ' 1.: timl.' lhe ne" gcn1.;r 11
I 1 1 i' dicdulcJ to !-!''' l111al
'1PPIO' .ii. R1.1b111,ol\ ... aid.
C111,1·l·11gl.111d ma~ ~ct .1 'tcp
.1hc.1d h~ h." 111g e11111kmcnh
cumplc1cd lll!ht ,1, the pl.m '',
uppr''' ell, hl.' '· i,I, hut 11' r~H ... i,1n
cmtl,I h .. Ill\ ·,I ti at', IWl ''"'i'lClll
\\1th 1hc "'''\ g,·11cr.1l pl.111
I hi.' £ n ·r .11 pl.111 ·'' 'UI 1 c-1111~
!Hl,.,o, d \ .llls hu 1.5 nulh11n
,,111.111.' ke1 ,,r ,111.,·,· 'l'·''c .rnJ <iOO
:ip.utmcnts 11 ~1 uth Co,1'1 ~k1r,1
{ lllld.
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· MANAGER: Decision · anticipated to~ay MUSEUM: Recessllin delays plans • From A1 tired Dec. 30 :ifter 20 ye:irs on the
high level of qualificationi. of the
other candidatei,."
The City Council ·met Saturday
morning to narrow down 1hcir
choices. And city officials have
confirmed that Alhambra City
Manager Kevin J. Murphy, 38, is
on · y is-a
12-year ~ity employee who was
promoted to city manager in 1983.
job .• Wynn continues in the po)t on
a coni.uhing basb. City officiab say
whoe"er is cno en will likely have
to give his home town a minimum
45-day notice before coming to
Ne'' port Beach.
Sani.one i.aid he believes councf.I
member~ will be split ove r the
choice, .met he anticipat a 4-3
vote. "Any one of the fina lists that
we're now looking al are excellent
choices," Sansone said. "h 's going
to be a tough decision."
From A1
time to 'broaden the Mu· 'I
scum's program and COil· n assessing the State Of the
stitucncy." museum tonight, it will come
Those plans include the as no surprise tO See that the
exp::insion of museum activi· world has impinsed on .our ties through educ::itional pro·
event similar to the building
of the Orange County Per·
forming Arts Center.
The mui.eum's announce·
ment of delayed building
plans coincides with the
one:year :11\niversary of the
appoin1ment of museum Di·
rector Michael Botwinick.
The new ci1y manager will re·
place Bob Wynn who omcially re·
Special Semina r
grams, exhibitions and reno· plans, hopes an dreams in a
vations to the curre nt mu-rf I r
scum building in Newport pOWB U Way. l · h f Center. -rM:MB. IOTWM:I " 11 assc~sing t e state o
museum .director the museum tonight, it will The new building -come as no i,urprise to sec
planned for construction ·on . that the w9rld has impinged
10.S acres at MacArthur Dou· on our plans, hopes and
levard and Pacific Coast Highway -would more dreams in a powerful way," Dotwinick told board
than double the 30·year-old museum•s current e:<· members Thursday. "It may be fairly s~id that the
hibition pace. The museum is considered one of original agenda that brought me here ha been "-----•~_, ... ~ ---"'tJtttrtnfl'avoicbbty changed. Dot wh:irtrns not chnng~ .!!Buffc:ffng-Beffer Re1atfonshfps4 · e mnJOr contemporary art, museums in the state my energy and commitment to the challenge 1hat
6 Wednesday Evenings ::ind its expansion has been praised as a cultural lies ahead."
Dr. Gary Swalley and Dr. John Trout
on Large Screen Video
This Week:
KRILL: Biologist Joins Antarctica expedition
From A1
"How To Have A Close-Knit Family"
WEDNESDAY 7:00. p_.m.
assist:i nt with a team of 27 inter-
n:Hional scientists in a .project is
sponsored by the Antarctic Ecosys·
tern ResearC'h Grou(>'. His ~roup
''ill examine 2-inch·long ..sh'rimp·
like creatures called krill, "'hich
are an important part of the Ant·
arc1ic food chai n.
feed on the krill. If the firsC lil'lk in
the chain disappear , the rest will
be gone in short order."
Scientists fear th:it increased ul-
traviolet radiation from the Ant·
arctic ozone hole my nlready be
killing the region'.s light·i.cnsiti\c
plankton.
pedition will not be public;hed for
at lc.ut ::i year, Kelly will !>hare
finding!> with i.tudents in the class·
room and in ca mpus lecture pre-
!IC'fttations. Chlldcare p rovided
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PACIFIC COMMUNITY CHURCH "If you follow this to its logical
conclusion. it seems that the krill
wi ll have to S\~im deeper nnd far·
ther from the coa!ll. meaning that
seals and pcn~uins will S\\-im fllr·
ther and \~Ork harder for food."
The only negative pan of the
month-long trip for Kelly will be
i.ep.iration from his wife C}nthia.
They "ere marrie~ just two
mon1h!. ago. "We're both drc;iJing
that p:irt of it," he said . "Out I'll
c:ill her as often as I c:in via the
!.hip'i.· !>:ltcllite telephone. Thank·
fully, \he realizes th e impnrtance
of the project."
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Chamber officials believe a ma-
jority of residents support the "re· •
sponsiblc growth" rates outlined in
the proposed general plan.
"As someone who's lived and
worked in Costa Mesa all my life,
I'm concerned that a !>mall vocal
minority might jeopardize all the
years and h:ird work by--eity-nafl
thnt has gone in10 the general
plan,'' suid Jim Ferryman of
Howard James Co. Real Estate
Services.
More than 700 businesses rcprc·
i,enting about 12,000 employees
belong to the Chamber of Com-
merce, wh ich cstimntes 70 percent
of city revenue comes from i.ale),
property and hotel taxes.
• "The propgsc"d general plan in
its current Torm accommodates t c
1ype of economic development und
growth th at can help reverse the
exodus of busine s from California
and from the city of Costa Mei,a,''
~:1id Charles Wilson, chairman of
the Chamber's Legislative Action
Committee. • TUE NORTH:
Oa\'e Leighton is Y.Cary.
For the past fi,c years as presi·
dent of the North .Cost~ Mei.a
llomco" ners A!>sociation, Leigh·
·ton has "orked to try and curb
high-de nsit y dc\'clopment on the
Home Ranch, Amel and Aulo·
mobile Club propertks.
"\Ve went along ·with South
Co.1i,t Plaza," i.aid Leighton. "ho
h:h lhcd in north Cobt:l Mei.a
since 1957. "Out ''hen the~
croi.scd over the line -Dear
Street -''c hcc;.1111e very i.eni.1·
tivc."
Abou t 3.000 homes, induJmg
apartment unit,, arc locatctl an
north Costa Mesa. bordered b)'
1 larbor Boulc .. arJ and Sunno"er.
Uaker and Uear streets.
More and more, Lci&hton i.aid
he fear the area will become Jn
•~fJnd surrounded bf offife tO\\eri.
and traffic gridlod .. A 29-acrc ~\·
pansion propo~al b) the Auto·
mobile Club on SunOO\\er A\l!nuc
alone \\Ould inere~1sc trafric by
about 9.200 1ripi. per da~, Leigh·
ion !IJ1J. The propo,al ii. pending
the outcome ol 1hc gcner.il plan
prOCCS).
··our cmironment and \\J) of
lite i, graduall) heing de~trn) cd."
Lc1~h1on said. "\V1dcnin~ the o'crp.1~' on FJll'\ 1c\\ Road ~hJ~rl't
\OI\ ed any problem,. All it d11.I "a!>
prob~1hly incre<1!>C traffic. f'hc)
can '1 kccp up "ith 11. The} 're JU't
m.11.ing n big mei.!> and \\C're in
the thick of it."
Dc,patc a gro, .. ing )Cn)C of futal·
ity. Leighton· s.ud ~c "ill be b:ic~
before the Cit> Cou11c1I ton1gh1,
urging them to adopt the fo\\Cr
gr<m th·propo!>al!. an the \teenng
COllllllltlCe ahern;il I\ c • OCEAN \'lEWS:
From the Y.indO\\ of hi:. office in
an indu!>trial complc:x nl the end
of \Ve)t 18th $1rcet. Eric 13.irto
ca n looJ. out mer hii. ne1ghbor'i.
roof and c:itch a glimpi.e of the
ocean.
Although ocau11ful, it'i. a \iew
that's caui.ing a great deal of dii.·
tre!>~ to Oarto and other indu trial
prdperty o" ner) 1n the area.
Follo"'"S the foot tcps of oth·
cr11, the Gener.al Pl.in Steering
Committee h recommending the
30-acre indu!ltrial urea "ei.1 of
Whiuier A'cnuc he rezoned to
make way for low-dcn!>il) rci.1den·
t1al homes.
The reai.on for th e late!>t pro·
poi,al j, l.impk: the ocean vie\\!>.
''Dack in 1958 it probably made
!ICn!.e," ):Jid Dar.to, Y.hO O\\llS
Darto/ Signal CompJnici. and built
hi!oi 50.000·squnrc-foot andus1r1al
p.1r~ in 1988. "Out they"re tl)ing
to change it way after the fact. It's
taken 30 years for us to turn into a
mmtly indui,trial area Y.ith beauti·
f ul buildings."
Since the ci ty an nexed the l:rnd
in the l:Hc 1950s nod zoned it for
indu~11 ial uses, about 70 percent
has been developed for industraJI
u)cs. Only ::i handful of homes re·
main.
"Thi-; is actually a unique arc;i,"
Darto said. "The vacancy r::ite in
this area is very, very low,"
Many cmplo)ce~ who work in
the area also ore able to live neor·
by, including Darto himself.
"I ride my bike to work,'' he
sa!d.
If zoning were to be changed in
the area, Darto-said people would
have trouble ~elling their properly
and qualif)'ing for loans smcc the
building' would be h.:rmcd ''non·
conforming properties."
"I'm concerned because till)'·
thing i11 po siblc," Oarto said. "II '~
muy rhat anything like thi) \\OulJ
ever come up an the fir t pl.ice."
· RUFFEll'S
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Monday
January 27, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387
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Brostemous-Jightweights/B2
Business/84
Classrfied/86
THE NEWPORT CLASSIC 9 PRO-AM
Wrestling·
-it's not
for the
meek
Better ta :receive than give!
~reeman · ·plays giveaway,
and Dennis collects win
B lood was drippini from Mike C.Ota's An the f ,. rst p I ayoff h 0 I e nose -the ou1s1dc slice, not from u .
within. His body, wrapped tighrly in By Dennis Brosterhous
a green Cosra Mesa High uniform, was SP«IS wm.er •
shaking. His hands were still moist. _·__,_ NEWEOR'I BEA0-1-.Sh<>rtly-itftet-wiflning he------H!(f JUS flnisheaan unrCICntmg bout Newport Classic Pro·Am on Saturday in a one-hole
wi1h Eslancia's Malt Knudsen. Bui, of sudden-death playoff against Robin Freeman, Clark
course, this was normal. Dennis put the victory in perspcc1ive.
Wrestle rs arc the toughest guys on the "Robin lost it more than 1 won it," Dennis said after
planet. If gang members think they're so parring 1he hole and seeing Freeman bogey.
bod, th ey should ga out for wre11tling. If The two players wenr to 1he sudden·dealh playoff on
football playe rs think they're so hqle No. 1 after each finished at 6-under-par 136 ..
disciplined, try hilling the ma1 for three, The first shot on the par-4 first hole gave no advan·
two·minu1c periods rather th an ~ sled. Ir tagc to either player. Freeman, who entered the day
deca1hletes thin k their workOllts arc sharing the lead with two
strenuous, try doing what wrestlers do, 01hcr playe rs afler shoot-
obeying a str ict die t while tabulating every , \ ing a 65 on Friday, then
ounce of weigh t on their bodies. had the mne chipped well past the pin
Wrestlers pay a1tcn1ion to thei r bodies type of •-~ on the fa r side of the
as closely as Miss IMftNllU green.
America fi nalists. They ltiot twice blfore "I had 1he same type
take a brcarhcr by In the tOll'lmllll1t or second shot twice be-
pumping 100 sirups. ...iut ..._-a-A I fore in rhe tournament
This 1s not to sustcst GIN \llRJlll\VU and chunked a sa nd
tha1 other :11hle1es don't sand~." wedge," said Freeman.
inspect their ph)siques. said freeman. "These are real thin
Dut how many are greens. l tried 10 skip 1his
actually required to ·"These are real one up but hit it too far."
weigh in before rhcy .. 1hin greens. I trted While Freeman was_
compete? to kJ: thl faced with about a 30· You have no bloc~ers. S p S 008 footer for a potential
no wc:i pons arc allowed. up but hit It tOO birdie, Dennis appeared
Unlike the World · far.• to seize the advantage by
Wrestling federation chipping ::i shot to the left
(WWF), teammates can of the pin, leaving him
only warch. --i& IW wirh about an 8-foolcr for
Considcting "hat these guys go through . -·-""'*eUP birdie.
-and th e rewards 1ha1 await'1fiem upon "l was re al fortunate
the conclusion of a grueling match -it's because thal wasn't a und1 pulable thal "rest ling is far and a"ay ihe touohest, most demand in" sport very good shot," said Dc11nis, "ho admilled the ball
o 0 • 1ook a kin d bounce for him.
Preps
ltt P.a "'-... • , in high school. · Ifs reser\'cd for ihe real men . Freeman then slid his 30-foot putt just to the left of
OK. l admit it. Wrestling _ that the hole and he left himself about a 5-fooicr to sa,·e
Clark Dennis won the Ne\vport Classic Pro-Am \\ith a sudden death pla) off 'ictor} O\ er Robin Freeman.
unco nventional sport where guys liierall) par. Bul first, Dennis had an opportuniry 10 end the
grab each other in the rear end _ \\as ma tch by sinking his putt for birdie.
'"I was really surprised 1ha1 6-under ''ould make a
pla>off. I figured going in it \\OUld take 9 or 10
(under)." ne,er my sport. Ho\\C\er, Dennis h11 hi lightly pa 1 lhe hole. Free·
Oh, sure. my older brother "ould pin man was nc"<t and "hen he pulled hi pull IO·lhe side Dennis began the day two behind the leaders and
-was in a position 10 \\in at 7-under "hen he hir a shot
out of bounds on 16 and had to settle for a double me and "hip me and headlock me and of the hole, Denni had a tap·m 10 win lhe tournament
ba ically just kick my ... and the S 10,000 top prize. Freeman had to settle for
bogey. I Dig brothers do tha1, after all. Dul let's the S6.000 runner-up check.
C::ice it -I hated M estling years ago, "1 would rarhcr lose in a playoff than by a one·sho1
dcspi'>ed se11ing my he:id drilled in10 rhc ma rgin ," Freeman rationalized. "It was a moral victory
He then birdied the final hole to come in at 6·\lnder,
finishing the ch01nces of fou r others who "ere in at 5·
under. Dennis had 10 sit and await his fo1e as Free·
man's fou rsome was playing three holes behind. PJ'cment. ab horred ha,ing my arm just to get into a playoff. especially th e way I started
t,H.,tcd 1hc \Hong way al')d dreaded ever)' today.
moment I spent on my back, gelling ''I had three bogeys on the front side, then birdied a
bruised. ba1tcrcd and beaten in the name couple of holes. but n"''cd a ).footer for another
"At this point, I honestly believed that Robin had it
won, 1ha1 he would birdie that final hole," said Dennis.
''I didn't even bother to watch ''hen he came do\\ n." oJ athletics. bogey just when I thought l h:id something going. I had
Onldcrda~h. I rhough1. I'll try some th ing othe r chances fo r birdies bu1 didn't take advantage. Freeman ::iciually had 10 scramble 10 s.11\ age hi!. p:ir
easy, like pitching, where a baseball
coming back toward the mound h ,your
grea rest fear.
Then, of course, sportswriting becomes
my life, and suddenly. like a Freddy
Krueger vic11m, a nightmare resurfaces
When, a fow )Ca rs ago, I'm asked to cover
a (cw wrestling tou rnaments. Not only do
1hc g>mna ium smell 10 high heavens. I
1hough1, but I didn't undersrand why
these guys want t~bccomc, shall we say,
so attached to ea~h other.
Oh, but talk about change. Dual meets
arc something cl c. ln fact, since picking
lhe brains of many of our local wrestlers,
See OUNN/12
No granny,
n's not me an
the Hulkster
By Matt Knudsen
Spetlal lo h ~ Hot
When 1he word wrestling is
mentioned in conversations rve
had, you would be surprised how
many people conjure up images of
the Hulks1er and the Alomic·body
lam.
My own grandmother has said
more than once, thal she will often
times watch TV wrestling in hopes
of catching a glimpse of her
grappling grandson. My nan;le is
Matt Knudse n and I wrestle at the
171-pound weight class for
Estancia High School.
The trip down to 171 look its
toll. At the beginning of school, I
came off ummer break with great
vacation memories and an extra 24
pounds on my frame. I checked
into prcscason wrestling and began
dropping the gut After the initial
shock to my system ~ore orr. I lost
the weight relatively ca \ly and
began to f~s more on training.
Uy the time my f1m match of
the season rolled around, countless
thoughts rushed &hrouah my mind.
"Am I ready?" Go act him on
lhc whi lie and work your moves.
SH SPECIALM
FF
6-foot-5 Berliner is making the most
of his opportunites at Orange Coast
By DeMis Brosterhous
Spom wma
A dapting to col·
lege life is one
thing.
Dut when it involves
uprooting to a foreign
country and trying 10
master ano1her Ian·
guage, it's quite an·
other matter.
Sophomore Michael Wenzlaff. a native
of Berlin, Germany. is mee ting the
challenge head-on after coming Ill
Southern Californin in the winter of 1990.
"I've become more and more
mfortable here at OCC, that l don't
home that much," snid the 6·foot-5
swi n :an. "Some people arc surpri cd
when t car me say that, but I'm not
all that inte d in gelling involved in
German activities
"l feel you should adapt to t e country
in which you are living, and to learn the
language and the culture of that country."
Wcnzlaff arrived just before the spring
semester in 1990 after playing previously
at TSV Bayer Lcverkusc n, s na1ion11l club
league learn in West Germany. I le met
Pirates assistant coach Herb Liv ey at a
basketball skills camp in Santa Darbnra.
The next thing he knew, Wcnzlaff was
getting a call from Liv 'ey orfering him a
chance to go to school at OCC along with
a place to stay.
Wcnzlaff never hesita t~d to 11cccpt 1hc •
offer and has not rcgrcucd the decision
since.
"I knew It was going to be tough
comina over, hvina by myseU, but my
mother supported my dee~ion," he said.
"My fa&hcr. he wasn't so sure, but he'
h:.ppy with it now."
Wcrulafl bc&an playing bas~etball in ,..,
earnest at the aae of 12, and it's been •
pa ion for him ever since. •
European countries and places such as
• Israel. Thal was the most exciting place
for me."
Wcnzlaff heads back to Germany each
summer, and en· · the opportunity to
teach basketb to other young kids. He
has built a r tation :imong his younger
countrymen.
"The kid now 1hat I play for a ·
college. n they respect you for it, they
listen to hnt you have to say," he said.
''They' say, 'That's Mike, he plays
baske all in the States.'
Wenzlaff
"lt' everyone's
dream over there to
play ba ke1ball in the
United States. I get ·
:iboul IS lellers n day
from kids that I've
taught."
In hi first season
"ith the Pirates.
Wenztnrr avernged 9.4
points and 5.3
rebounds. This season,
hi scoring ha ri en
slightly but he has become a more deadly
3-point shooter as his role on the team
has become more defined.
He entered last \\-eek's game against
Rancho Santiago with the top 3-point
percentage in the Orange Empire
Conference, but went just 2 for 11 that
night to slip below 50 percent from
beyond the arc.
When WcnzJarr came to Coast, he wo
expected to play inside bec.ausc of his
size. It was something new, playing with
his back to tf\e basket.
''I never did that in my hfe," he "aid.
"It taught me to learn to play under
control. This year, I'm back in my old
position and shoo1ina the 3-point shot. I
believe my wcight·lir&in& program set up , '
fvr me has really helped. I don't get
tired."
on the pJr-5 I th. "I dru'c poorl). but I h.td J prc11~
good .JpprOJCh )hot." I reemJn '>Jid. lie then had a
ch:incc to ''in the 1ournarn~nl \\ilh atx.\ul a 20-10\.'t •
pu ll. bur 11 refuscJ 10 Jrop.
FrccmJn. "ho 1:> an Indio n.:ir1' e, hJ) been on the
PGA Tour fo r t\\O ~e.tr . Dennis. from r 0rt \\"orth,
Te,as. has been on the Tour for three )C.:tr:> JnJ C.Jp·
tured 1he 19 'S Ne\'ad:i Open
Among tho~c in a tie·lor 1hmi pbcc \\.)!,Senior PGA
Tou r member Frank Dc.Jrd. an all·llmc "inner of I I
PGA evcnb and one Senior PGA tournament.
In the Pro-Am team compc11tion. the p.uring of Kim
Young and Jim Whi1a~cr. "ho hails from 1hc Nc"pon
Deach Count') Club, \\.I'> a one-sho1 \\Inner O\cr 11\e
other reams.
"It's not just a sport for me," he &~id,
"it's been a chance tu tra,·el, to sec other
Wcn1larr I o't quite urc as to what the
SH WENZl.AFFM
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82 Monday, January 27, 1992
SPECIAL:
From 01
"Have I trained enough?" Gee,
that guy looks big. Even now I still
get a case of the nerves before a
match.
"The doy I go out on the mat
:rnd I am not nervous, is the day I
quit \HCStling." I tell my
teammate~. Although some
\HCi.tlers won't admit ii, everyone,
no ma11er how good, i;ets anxious
before they go at it. In my
opinion. it tal..es a certain amount
of )elf-induced stress to go out
there at all; much less win.
Although it i
seldom
mentioned,
pressure to win
i!. ever-present.
It's enjoyable to
see my friends
and family
come to
matches for
support;
however. it can
Knudsen often time:. be
an extra log_on the fue. The_
yelling and cheering of ,.,,rcstling
fans is always encouraging, but
when 1 step out on the m:u and
~hake my opponent's hand, th e
i.houting is drowned out aml
replaced by the voice of my coach,
Dave Alexander.
ltt P.t)llc"'0.1 ft P4ic
Estancia's Matt Knudsen takes Cosl01 Mesa's Mike Cota (right) down in front of official Diet< Morris.
DUNN: Sportswriter caughf by the wrestling bug
All year, my philo ophy h.1~
been, "Do what it takel> to'' in.
Wrel>tle smart. Don't make stupid
mi:..tal..es." My last match.
Thursday night, was no e).cept1un
J~ I \\On a close decision (3-2) 10 .1
tough wrel>tlcr (Mike Cota) from ·
Co~1a Mesa.
In '\f'restling, as in all sportl> for
that mauer, the end really doc.,
JU'llf) the means; you get out of 11
"hat you put into it and all the
othe r applicable clichcs. Herc I i.11
''ith a 24-4 re cord and ranked
thirJ in Or;1nge County. I'm not
b~ <lll) meanl> boasting; if you ask
me. I'll be the firi.t person to tell
~uu tb l succe~s is relevant and it
;iin't O\C r 111l 1t'!> over.
·c1a."c Oer.n.s s 10.000
Roo.n frttman S6 000
Fran~ Be1rt1. S2 625
Lee Poner S2 62}
r1m Yoon\} S2 625
M ke Swaru. S2.625
Ted I ehmann. St .000 len ~ian,ace S 1 000
fled Ha".ovei S6)()
8ob~y May S650
R w fa,s. S650
C•rs luc·e• S650
\laf\ Cam~. a'! S 135 71
Ta)l:>r Sm.!'! Sl35 71
Ron S1111en. SIJS 71
Jer' Han Sl35 71
Mike Miles. s 135 71
Cre9 Po .. ers S 135 71
Ma"< P1ed SIJS "I
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Dae P e~
C•rs $:.Jo\ •Jin
Dawe ll~ssen
To~, Gn.,,es
Rv~er Gv'111
Cun Sc~"r'I Bnan ~·o~o
Brae Set
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9 Jd Greer
n~o F.aMery
rJul Goyd::s .; m 1.1.Govem
Di. 0 Denn
RJy Srewatt
Sce;n w ams
Miell.ltt Allen
67-69-136
65·i1-136
70.6: -137
65·72-137
71·66-137
67·70-137
70·68-138
7068-135
69-70-139
66·73-139
70·69-139
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'1·69-140
68·72-lJO
69·71-140
69·71-IJO
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F(om 81
l\e knrned to not only appreciate
the: i.port. but love it.
1 c:in thank my editor for
.1,"gning me the wrestling beat
tl11' "inter.
·1 here's nothing like a close.
du.11 meet with the lights uimmed
anJ the !-potlight on the mat. Fam.
arc ... creaming. intensity
thr11ui:hout incre ase .... it's the th.ird
pcrn1;1 and both gu~s c~n barely
,t,inJ up. You CJn embrace the
,1Jrcn.d1nc lrom your snug little
'cat 111 th\.· bleacher,, feeling
1onun.1tc th.it \'Ou're not the one
ge111ng faqcnc<l in a half-nelson or
lockcJ 1r1 .1 crO'>!>·foce cradle.
A:. long .l.l> I'm sn the !>tands. I
think 1'11-k"c 11 e\c:n more.
P,: BJ'•e
JQ~n B::·c,.•e
John l.'cCorn.si
Ra Cf Pe:erson e.1y lulen
Jell Wilson Jolin Ell on Steve H.'11
A;i1on 1.1 ei..s
fra'l O!lnn
Bryan Gcrma~
Kett ~-'a")s G·e~ TC1t!'t
G·e~QT1. .;s
JOM Vla·~· .. p
Jerry ~0.Ml -r"
JOM HJ~lleS Bil Porm
llrcn: G~ ~e1cer
Ro;er Ro1.'i"d a ) l1.1en
JC•! £: ... lrC~ Jory Sa:c/>$• Gw; c~sJr:> so· ~Y Sc• a~"tr
R !> e 'I
·~m-, .1co• ~
1\·ad S•trt'f
'·' ~r Aeasa< 0Dn Br~Nll
D-72 -1J5
iFZ-1~5
68·77 -145
.. 73·12-145
75-70-145 71-74-145
74·72-146
72·74-146
71-75 -146
74·72-146
74·73-141
• 73·74-147
i'6-i'1-1-17
76-71-147
75·72-1-17
69·79-149
7-1-74-148 74-74-148
74-75-149
7~·75 -149
72-78-150
74-77-151 77-74-151
77-74-151
74-77-151 "6·76-152
77·75-152 81-72-153
77-76-153
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D The' agony of making weight:
Ne,,pon Harbor's Jimmy Klahn, a
112-pound sophomore, weathered
it last week before the Sailors'
dual meet ag:iin-.t University.
.. I le was 4 Vi poundl> overweight
at l\inch. ~o I had him run in the
;.1llcrnoon to get it off." Harbor
Co,1ch Ste\c Stewart l>aict. "He did
.1 Jot of running."
Nc,,port\ Sea View League
mc:c:t again1;t Un iver-.ity \\al> more
li!..c a bo" ling lane -the Trojan
rc:con.lcd 10 pins -but KJJhn,
olthuugh he cxhaui.tcc.J most of the
J.1y huffing Jnd puffing un the
tra(k, was nnc of the few Sailor~
w a\'oid getting pinned. He lost a
15--l t.leci....1011 to Koh YamaJJ.
D
Add Newport I !arbor '"rci.tling:
In one of the more glamorous and
interesting funt.1-rJii.ing events, the
S:iilors' \\ re!>tling bo ten, arc
hosting a. Cai.inu Night on
Saturday, Fcb/19, from 7-1 1 p.m.
at the Newp~ft Dunes Murina
Clubhouse.
A $25 donation mcludes u
buffet dinner. $50 uf gambling
ehipl> and Ci\e raftlc tickets. There
will abo be ll\e mu!>ic, dancing
:i nd a no hu-.1 bar. Ticl..els :ire
limited, !)0 buy c.1rly. For further
information. contac t Diane or
Dennis I lublick at (714) 645-1%3.
Richard Vunn Is a Daily l'ilut
Sports U'ritu 11/1U.H' high ~clwul
~olumn apprar CH'IJ' Mo11d.1_1.
Pirates dig themselv'\s
big hole, can't-get out
in 74164 loss· to Tigers
By Dennis Broslerhovs
Sp01h \\r.ter
COSTA
t ESA
Converting on
only 8 of :!9
field-goal .11-
tempb 10 the
firl>t half. the
Orange Coa~t
College mcn'1;
ba~l..ctball team went do" n to ii.,
fourth str;.1ight Or:rnge Empire
Conference dcfc:ll $,1lurtfay night.
\'biting f{i,erl>idc Cit) College
(I 7-9. 3-::?) pinned .1 74-64 ddeat
on the Pirate!> (9-13. 1-4). "ho
ha,en't \\On !tince opening conlcr-
cncc play '' ith a 'l\·pu1nt 'ictory
O\Cr Saddlcbacl...
"I have no complaints about
how hard they pl.i)eJ.~ \aid P1·
rates Coach T::inJ) G1lh .... "We JUSt
couldn't get the h;ill to Jrop"
For lhe second \tra1ght g:.ime.
the Pirates were \\llhout the i.er-
vices of lc~1ding scorer Jeffrey Pur·
I ter. who complained of chest pains
last TucsdJy and h;.i., Olli receh ed
the medical clearance 10 pla).
~\!> h.1s b•:en th1.:rr h;ibil, COJl>I
endured another long dry spell,
thi time in the f1r..t half
I After Agustin lleredi;1's 3-point
!.hot gave the l'tratcs an 18-13 lead
"•ith 10:48 left in the h;ilf, OCC
did not score ag.110 until Heredia'!.
l\\O free tluo"' \\Ith 3.07 remain·
ing. The Pirate' J11J not score
from 1he field :ig.11n in 1he half.
I lcrcdia addc:d :inuthcr frei:
throw ul 2: 16 ;111d l\~o more at
2:03. Fortu natc:ly fnr OCC, River-
side didn't exact!\ siule in the
f1T\t half either ( 11 for 30 from the
BHkelb•ll
Htgh school t>oys -Calvary Chapel at Califor-
nia SthOOl tor the Deal R1~erslde. 7 pm
H·~h sthOOI 011ts -Catvaiy Chapel 't Calllor·
nla School toe tl1e Deal RNerSlde.. S JO p In:
LO E WEIGHT & FEE~ GREAT
wmtOUT ...
Drastic Olrl Modlftutions
trtnuou Eurtl~
[,ptn lvt 1nd TltM· onsumln1
Prognims
Try Tht Omnltrfllon
Wt ight M1n11tmtnt P~r•m
JO D•l UnC'ondition1I
Monty·RIC'k Gu1nintet
Pllont \'wr htdtptndent
Omnltritloo Ol1tributor.
Steve Hartline
714. 759·14'8
Ooor) SO the l'tr.llel> \\Cnt 10 J\\\\O
h) J~l>t four .11 the h.11r. '.!7-2,'.\.
The Tiger~ gr;1duJll). pullc:d
away in the second hJlf, u1il11ing :a
12-4 i.purt tu ;isi.umc a 4S-34 cJgc
'dth 13:1 I rcrn.11n1ng. The 1c.1111'
pl.1yeJ on neJrly e\C:ll tc:rm' 1111111
the Pirates put on a 6-11 pu'h 10
cllmb \\ith1n '1X at <il-55.
"\Ve gol II to !-IX .It Ut.:: ro111I
:ind had the ball ''ith J ch.1ncc to
nwke it four. and thcv call on ol-
fcnsi'c foul." l>aid Gilli~. '"I hc11
"e went do" n three slraight 1i111c'
and didn't core. and the) pu,hed
the lead bad.. up .1gJm."
The closc!>t the P1r:iteli cJme rn
the latter i.IJge ,.,,;i~ five when
~lichacl WcnLl:1ff netted hi., only
3-point goal of the game v.ith 1:05
remaining to m.1kc it 67-62.
Jlowe,er, R1,erl>ide netted 7 of
8 free-throv. chJnce., in the last
minute to i.cal thi: gJme.
Hcrcd1.1 and ~tlr~ Monc)pCnn),
"ho had 17 10 th~ !>ccond half.
i.harcd scoring honor' in the gnmc
"ith 19 'pointi.. Lomkn W11liaml>
paced Rhcr ide, "hich had five
pl:iyeri. l>Core in dnublc figure,,
with 18.
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WENZLAFF: ·
From 81
future holdc; for him ••fter he earn.,
hi degree from Co.1 .. 1 tills emC!.·
tcr. Out he's confident that ii will
involve b~1~l..e1b::ill 1n 'ume "'ay.
"l want to play and I want 1n
teach th e some." he said. "And I
have to be with people. I'm 11 pcC1·
pie pers()n."
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Bll'llBk: }UBI RBI/II on
bullllniJ, ~,· 61, 68 ...
T he streak lives on for the Costa Mesa High g1r!s junior var·
sity basketball team. .
With last Thursday's 47-36 victory at fatancia, the Mus-
tangs' lcngue winning string l>tands at 58 -and countin& -con·
firms Costa Mesa va rsity coach Jim Weeks.
If the Mu!ltangs close out the seal.on, ns expected, v.ith five
straight victories, the streak will be at 63.
Not only that, Costa Mesa owned a 30-game
winning streak before that most recent lo~s -
seven years ugo to Woodbridge ~n a one-point
game when Weeks was coaching the JVs. So the
Mustangs have c:iplured 88 of their la)t 89
league games on the JV level, and have not been
beaten si nce the Pacific Coast League_ was born.
In the victory over Estancia, Linda Luong
scored 19 points and Trncy Vega and Neiur
Kabua chi,-ped in with six apiece. At 5-0 in
league play, the Mustangs are 13·6 overall.
Etirlier last wee • Cosrn Mei.a defeated La·
guna Deach, 59-10, as Doan Do had 16 point!.
and Amy Marino added 13. Luong is the Mu!>·
tangs' leading scorer in PCL game with a 15-
point ave rage, while Antonictte Danua has been
a top rebounder.
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The lo s to Costa Mesa, the firi>t in the PCL thi!t season for Es-
Cancia 's girls junior varsity.
The se tback dropped the Eagles to 11·5 mcrall. Julie Fielder
scored nine points in the defeat.
•The Estancia girls froi.h·~oph te.1m, '' hich Joe.., not pby J
le.ague schedule, was 8-3 entering la~t Frill.1y'1; g.11ne ag:11nl>t
Woodbridge.
The Eagles have been paced by kaJi1\g )Corer I leather Giraud.
a freshman guard, "hile l>Ophomorc forwan.1 y,onlle Ah arado ii.
one of the top all-around plJ)eri> for fawnci:i.
Scoring and rebounding help hJ\C bec:n pro,1Jcd by freshmen
Le)la Jackel and Hil ua Del.11orre.
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Dianne Pulido hit a kc:y Held goJI to pu t Ne" f>t>rt l la1 bur
Jhe:id, and C:ira Heads knocked JO\\ n a pair of free thrO\\S in the
waning second., as the Sailors junior 'Jr )ity g1rf... :.quJJ l>C:Curc:J a
27-25 Sea View League 'iclory O\ er Tustm l.1Sl Thur,J.1y:
Ne\\port. '"h1ch trailed al one ume in the g;.1mc: ~3-1-4, r.1ll ieJ 10
tale a 25-24 leaJ on Pulido'l> shot, then e,p.111JeJ It to :!7-~4 on
Head)' free thro,,i. be.for~ Tu-.tin h11 a free throw to do!>c the
fin:il margin to ''~o.
At 8-7 ovcr•1ll und 3-:? 1n k:iguc. the Sailor.,· contrnuc to m:iturc
'' ith an all-freshmen lineup.
.. Moi.t of the team!> \\c\.: fJ~cd h:i'e 1>ophumnrc' .111d 111111or.,,"
i.J1d Ne" port JV Coach Chm J IJll. "All of our lul>'C!> hJ\ e come
agaimt tcanb \\ ith pri marily junior!>."
· Uel>ide!I HeaJi. unt.1 Pulido. other top pl.t)Cr' for Ne"orrthu-.
fa r h•we bc:en ~fandy Cla~ton. \\h1> hJ!I Jltern.ttc:d hc:t\\ecn guJrd
• and post, <llld 5·9 Robin Fit.£\\ ibon, "ho h:J) '-l:Jrtcd 10 comc on
recently pl:i) ing the high po,t. al:co1Jing 10 HJll. . D
Under lh~ direction or hc:Jd COJch·W11l ~tolpc. the ~oung Co-
rona del MJr girl) junior 'ar-.1ty 1.; l>llll lool..ing for 1\l> first -win tn
Sea View play thi · se:ison after four -.etb:icl..s
CdM. \\h1ch is_ 7-10 O\crall. h;ii. been pJccd h) -.ophomorc v.111g
Cou rtney Pa)h and frc!>)lman ccr11cr L1'J Lampe. "\\lc\e got u
\-Cry yo ung te:ll\1 \\ ith four !>Ophomore!> •ind a Jot u( f 1 C 111111:11,"
l>aid Stolpe.
•The Coron:i dcl ~1Jr fr<hh·l>Oph i.quad b plJ) 1ng J f1 ce-IJncc:
l>l·heJulc :int.I O\\ni. :i I· mark. In J recent g;ime. CJ~! loi.1 10 cl
Toro, 19-16, in double-o,crtimc.
rop pla)er) for Corona,\\ hich hJ three game' rc:m.untng II\
1hc !>eJ~n. include point guaru NatJ\hJ R:u11.:h1gud.1 anJ pu .. 1
player Shelly Williams. The co-coachci. for CdM arc Angie ti.k-
Caru and Michelle Willard, \\ho formerly pl.i)cd for Coro1u.
Vrnnis lJrostrrhous Is D VailJ l'ilut ~ports 11ritt•r n /10 r columu
un pr,•p ligl1tttrights Dpprur3 "' t'I) .\lundu_t .
College men's hoo ps ~
Vanguards mastered
in their own pit, 92-88
COSTA MESA -The South·
crn California College men\ ba:>-
1..ctball team abi.orbcd it~ first
home JefeJt of the season, bo"ins
10 The Ma!>tcr\ College tit the l'it,
92-88. SaturdJy night in a non-
ctinfc rence game.
l\,o crucial turnovers in the l.1!>t
two minutes enabled the Mu,ung!.
( 15· 7) to metch a three-point lead
10 SC\Cn and $CC COUid neYer rC•
CO\-er.
The Vangu.1 rd ( 15-5) hit a ~ea
!>on'-h1gh 16 .3-pointers in the g:imc
but could not OYercomc th e hot·
l>hooting Mu!ltangs.
The Ma ler' shot 65 perce nt
for the gJme (33 of 51) and a !liz-
zl1ng 74 percent (17 of 23) in the
econd half Oy contrast, sec W3!1
32 of 68 from the noor in the
g.1mc for 47 percent.
Rick Witmer. "ho was 7 of 12
from 3-porn t r.1n~c. lcu :ill !ICmcrs
with 28 ~)tnt!>. ~like Wc!>t aJJed
23 point~ .ind .1 team·high eight
rebound-..
The Mal>tcr'-. had fi, c pl a) er)
core in double l'isurc:.. kl.I by
J:1l>on Webloter\ 26 point!>.
SCC i:. home Tuesday night
:igain:.t Point Loma NJzarcnc.
0
NON·CONFE .. ENCE
Th• M••'••'• ti, S.Cal Coll .. • II
TIM Muter'• leCal Co ... • .. " ,. 1, .. " "' ._ 'tt~ I t I 26 J C~ 3 0 I 9 ~«'I\ l l I t ~ 2 2 Q I "'<IWIO't I 0 4 1 klmore O O I O lilffi 4 2 I ID 'll*M t 2 3 21
llfyW 4 0 2 9 Wf\t IQ 2 3 23 f•tel 0 0 1 0 ( C•lftltlQd 2 I 4 6 ._ 4 2 2 10 ~ 3 0 ) •
5won !> 3 I 13 1(1-2 I 4 S
(llC*lOft 4 1 I I) ~s 1 0 0 1
Tela.. 33 It 14 t1 Te\ala 32 I 21 U
.._. Tiit MHllt s. ., ·~
3 POl"4 OCU'I The M•sllr 1-f P1*"1ft 4 v.•sw :, """"fY1 1 ~ 1 5ota c~ -~ 1 J Cw· lnCNel 3. JolmGll r H1i1V" 1 Yrht 1, C Cir~ I
TKIWlotllWS None -lly 1'hc Dully Pilvt
College women's hoops
SoCal romps, 71-50
NEWHALL -Lori lfallid:iy
~cored 17 points to pace a bal·
unced :ittack a' the Southern Culi·
forn1a College "'omen's b:ukctball
team cru:.hc:d 'rhe Mas1cr'!> Col·
lcge, 71-50, Saturd3y night in a
non-conference game.
llal hday ul'u p:iccd the Van·
i\U<1rds (9· 14) with nine rebound .
SCC enjO)Cd 3 48-37 rebounding
adv.lntogc ovtr the host Mu!llan&'.
with 25 of the rebounds coming at
lhc offcn IYC end. Halliday wa~
crclhtcd w11h r."c offcnsi"e re-
l-Klund~.
sec, which led 3?·23 81 holf·
lime, pulled away· in lhe scc;ond
half by holdina The Master's (J-
14) to ju!il 8 or 26 from the field.
Also p:lcing SCC were Kristen
1.lcvis with 14 points nnd Emily
Wedel \\jth 13 po111ll>
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NON.CONFIRINCI t.c61 C ...... lt, TN .... ,., •• 10
S.C• C..... TM ... , ... . .... ,... .. .... ..
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OINt1ll 0 2 0 1 TIOWW t 0 0 1 «»-l 0 ~ • ~..-.. ) 0 ) •
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c... 1111 :...., 1 1 4 11
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Monday, January 27, 1992
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Kll'IBPl/18 E nsign Junior High's seventh grade team captured the Nev.iport-Mesa District baSketball championship on Thursday, outsco~ing TeWinkle, 45-26, to
claim the crown . Ensign's DannY. Pulido led all scorers with 16 QOint5.
Teammate Quinn Wise chipped in with 11 ~ints to give Ron Noren's Ensign
quintet a 7-0 season. TeWinlde's leader was Wilson Arguetta with eight points.
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PILOT
CAGE
STATS
Corona de/ M ar
(7-7 2, 0-5)
SEASON (INDMDUALt
Player g tp avg hg
Rokos 19 210 11 .0 23
Hesse 18 193 10 7 18
Clark 18 159 8.8 27
Memman 19 110 5 8 15
Wendell 19 102 5.4 12
Susson 18 69 3 8 9
Thompson 17 42 2.5 8
Smead 13 18 1.4 5
Ou1M 3 4 13 2
Dorsey 7 5 O 7 2
Log, schedule
H Sa11 Oiegv110
52 Sona<•
77 ~1100\\('r
-1 2 San P •squ.>I
47 f~h.11
49 Cn>r~s
SO Sa\•nn.i
S2 up1)1r.lnO V,Jlley
46 Long Be.ich ford.In
48 LA 8Jnn1ng
S2 M1~S«>11 V1e1o
-18 Espera11u
59 l JgunJ Be.1ch 26 lr\10e
J7 Nt'\\pC>l1 H!lrbor'
39 SaddlebJt!i•
38 Woodbridge•
49 Tu~tin•
66 UnM?r51ty•
JJn 29 -.lt EstJnc1J
I) ot) 49 s.i
Sl
lS
.. 1
"8
48
64
61
(,()
38
J9
71
51
39
41
68
63
78
)Jn 31 -NC\\port llJrbof• lhomel
Feb S-Saddlcb.id.• thomcl
Feb 7 -.ll Woodbridge•
Ftb 12 -.JI Tustin•
Feb 14 -Unwer~ty· lhomel
Feb 21 -CIF lll·A plA)O((s
• Se.l \:IC" l t' .i gue g.:i ITl('
All games JI 7 30 unlt')s noa'<l
PILOT
CAGE
STATS
/
'Corona de/ Mar
(5-13, 1-4)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g tp •vt hg FHnt 17 318 18.7 29
Kane 15 145 9.7 17
Saylor 16 63 3 9 9
Amoli 17 41 2.4 11
Piercey 3 6 2 0 4
Thurman 17 30 1 8 8
Ricci 13 22 1.7 4
Green 12 19 1.6 5
Rosenow 4 6 1.5 4
MacFar1and 13 9 O 7 3
Mather 10 6 0.6 2
Hover 7 1 01 1
Log, schedule
34 Troy 44
JS ~nny Hills 43
41 Capistr•no V•lley Chn.sti.an 29
21 Thous.and O.lcs 79
60 L•gun.1 Be.ch 44 )5 Weilmlnstef 4S
51 BolSA Cr1ndt-4J
45 la Qu1nu 36
42 Glenn 75
49 S..1111.igo 59
34 Sooor• 42
30 Canyon J9
O ~a Me.I crorlc1t1 2
31 Newport M.arbof• 53
54 s.ddlet>Kli· l 2
28 Woodbfidgf'• 8)
lO Tusein• 58
42 Unr~ty· SS
,.,,, )0-At Newpoft tt.rbof•
f eb 4 -~ Saddlitb.ld.
feb 6-Woocb~~I feb 11 -Timin• I
ftb 1 3 -At UniWntty0
•0tno4H St-• Vrew l~.ague g.1mt.
PILOT
CAGE
STA·TS
Costa Mesa
(4-7 3, 0-5)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player o tp avg hg
Pickens-17 318 187 24
Hard111g 16 125 7.8 20
Luu l7 130 7.6 14
Amorde 16 122 7 6 17
Smith 7 39 5 3 11
rBanua 10 49 4 9 12
Mclachlan 16 64 4 O 8
Harris 16 26 1 6 5
Harber 16 23 1 4 9
Bolanos 2 2 1 O 2
T1etgen 3 2 0.7 2
Log,
schedule
63 St Margaret s
75 Southern Cllof Chr1~1.in
5) l<H Am•g<H
58 l.a H.abr.a
-17 Cenrury
111 $.lnt1.1i;o
~1 l()) Am1i;os
55 Anahl'cm
59 \\C)rminster
-17 GJrden CroH'
50 OrJngc
62 Trabuco Hill)•
-IS L.~unJ Beach •
35 CenlU') •
)4
31
70
66
49
S3
85
59
Sl
59
61
')1
69
52
. St l.i~uM Hills•
-16 [SIJnC1J•
loll s.i
6-1
Jan 31 -Tr.ibuco I tills• thomc)
frb 5-laguM Beach• lhonwl
fcb "-.11 Ct:ntury•
Feb. 12-Jt l.1gun.> H ills•
Feb H -E)IJnCIJ. !hotne)
Feb 21 -CIF Ill-A pl.l)off>.
•P.ic1f1< Co.J~t l~ague g.1mi.'
All g.im{') JI i unle» notl-d
PILOT
CAGE
STATS
Costa Mesa,. (14-6.,. 5-0)
SEASON (lnOMDuAL) .
Player I tp 8V9 hg
OiCamilli 16 350 21.9 31
Kim 19 202 10.6 19
Tovavan1k 19 148 7 8 14
Robinson 18 124 6 9 17
Ospina 16 103 6 4 13
Van Swcdent.t 19 96 5 1 13
Sugiyama 19 80 4 2 10
Miller 5 17 3 4 8
Haddad 11 24 2 2 9
Moore 17 38 2 2 9
Spencer 1 2 2 0 2·
Smith 7 1 0 1 1
Log, s~hedule
&1 Norco )1
84 Oran~ luther•n 28
62 5.in Clemente SJ
61 upistr.ino V.alley 6S
57 Oce.10 Vll!W 67
S7 011mond B<lr 16
54 C.hr 69
52 St. Bcr111rds 71
7J El Toro 40
64 Santa An.I 30
SS Sa11 Luis Obispo 52
56 San Clemente 60
SO Woodbridge 60
45 Bre•·Ol1nd.li 72
2 Coron.a del M.lr tforle1U 0
S4 Tr~buco ti•ll) • l 2
90 L.agun• Beach• 40
70 Century• 2)
72 l.agUN tiilb • ll
58 Est.anc~· 49
Jt111. 30-T~buco H1lh• (~I
Feb 4-LaguN ae.Kh• (~)'
ftb 6 -.at C~uty•
Feb 11-.M l•gun.a Hrth•
Feb 1l-EwOO.• lhotM>
f1b 22-CIF lll·A p~~.
PAC!fte <:Gd L~ 1tme
PILOT
CAGE _
STATS
Estancia
(15-5, 4-7)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g tp avg hg
Fuerbringer 20 384 19.2 25
Faulkner 20 224 11 .2 22
Byrne 18 125 6 9 14
Scntstcr 16 98 6.1 11
King 20 121 6.0 13
Edson 20 119 5.9 19
Tru11110 19 79 4 2 • 9
Johansen 16 29 1.8 6
Suzµkl 11 17 1.5 4
Rohen 5 7 1 4 2
Hastings 6 5 O 8 2
Manz 10 6 0 6 4
Log, schedule
79 BellOO\\cr
6-1 ,\\ilrinJ
6;' lotrJnce
65 81ea Olinda lotl
118 ldl..~\rod
60 81..hop Am.>l
)8 San Bcrru1d1no
7 I I lunllnston Be.>ch
43 M1s"on V1c,o
59 OJn,1 • 1clb
69 lntcrlJl..C' (\\'.>.Ji.I
61 I luntington BCJch
S., TU)lln
66 Brc.i Ohnd.i
62 South TottJncc
66 l Jgun.i BeJch•
Cil Century•
S.l lJgunJ Hills'
5'l TrJbuco ll1fh •
65 (())LJ Mes.i•
Ian 29-CdM <home), 7.JO
JJn 3 I -Jt l .igunJ Beach•
frb S -JI Ccntul) •
50
66
lot) 59
61
65
SS
58
'51
34
27
S8
56
Coll S2 37
75
-15
61
-16
G:.!
4 (,
rt'l> :-L1~una Hills' lhumcl
rt•b 12 -l rJbuco I tills• 1homcl
fl•b, 1-1-at C~a Mes.l'
·r.wtoc Co.1st lNgue g,:ime
PILOT
CAGE
STATS
Estancia
SEA·h~ -,~,JV.iJuALJ
Player g tp avg hg
Sweet 19 338 17.8 27
Braatz 19 248 13.1 25
Cz1ogula 18 110 6.1 14
Brazen 20 75 '45.8 8
Meabon 16 56 3 5 17
Garcia 18 44 2.4 8
Drake 15 35 2.3 12
Clark 10 19 1 9 8
Christiansen 9 13 1.4 5
Mendoza 3 4 1.3 2
McCarun 5 6 1.2 4
Romero 13 15 l.1 4
Log, schedule
64 rootti111
36 C.1n>on
82 El Segundo
18 B~rly Hills
52 North T0tr.ince
51 Wcsttrn
36 C.lpistrclno Valley
70 \V(')tmin~cr
28 S..n Clcmt'11t~
56 Lou.a
110 MtSSion V~t<>
SS Fount.i1n Valley
56 Huntington !kM:h
5 7 L•gun.t ~.ach •
l9 Miu.on Vlt'JO
4) c~tuty•
l8 L1gun.t H1lh •
54 Tr1buro Hills•
119 Ca.u Mew•
Jan. JO-at L.-guN ~.ct\·
Feb. 4-at C~UfY·
Feb. 6-Lt1gutw1 Hills• Chonwl
feb 11 -Tr•buco Hilts•(~>
Feb. 13 -.at Coa.a Mew•
•P.aciflC Co.tt l~ .. me
19
46
16
2)
SJ .co
S8
51
56
23
'46
54
65
23
J8
25
41
21
58
flTk~~\ PILOT
~) CAGE \~ 1 ~,~ ~w STATS ,.._. _____ ,,
Ney.port Harbor
(10-9, 2-3)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g tp avg hg
Mcintee 19 452 23 8 43
McAn'1s 19 265 13 9 23
Vallely 19 203 10 7 25
Oler 18 85 4.7 14
Tilt 19 78 41 12
Hartman 17 49 2.9 10
Shoukey 4 7 1.8 4
McAu'ey 9 15 1 7 5
Obeg1 12 15 1 3 4
Jameson 8 5 0 6 5
Tutano 3 O O O O
Log, schedul e
78 Btlh J\Hr
5-1 S.int.1 AnJ \ Jf1l'\
'l TorrJnet'
S8 \\.wn.1
5... lluntiri~1un HeJ<h
19 San Ckmt:ntt'
61 Trabue<> Hell~
61 Cre••ct·nla V.111<'\'
56 lntcrl.1~c \\ J-h I
60 D.1n,1 11,11,
-6 H.1ntc>rc.l
C.1 PomonJ
5-1 ll loro
-13 fuoth1ll
39 CorcmJ dl•I M.1r•
(1 I \\'oudlmc.l..;c•
8'1 u nl\ l'l\ll~.
1 z s.1ddlci1J( ~ •
-11 1 U\lln'
lil
46
0 l.18
~3
100 58
-~ , '
ti'l
-66
c.6
-10
;5
.:2
u-.:s
li'
8.!
-1
·.:
51:1
JJn )1 -JI (or·''·' d.·I \\.ir·
hob 5 -\\ uoJIJ11d~l··
Feb -JI Uni\N"I\ •
Fc.>b 12 at addl11>J1 I..·
Feb l-1 -Tu)tin• Hl<>nwl
Feb 21-Clf lllA.\pl.>1flll~
·sea \ "'\\ lt'.1..;u1· ~Jn11!
All ~Jm1-. JI -JO ~nlc•,, noll'l:I
~ ~~ .... .-y,....,._..
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PILOT
~'CAGE
STATS
Newport Harbor
(7 2-6, 4-7)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g tp avg hg
Ross 18 311 173 27
Mclaren 14 187 13 4 21
Evans 18 143 7 9 20
G Heads 18 129 7 2 19
K lzumrta 17 54 3 2 11
C. Heads 2 6 3 O 4
T lrumata 17 39 2 3 6
Schutz 10 19 1 9 6
Zazueta 9 7 O 8 3 . .
Log, schedule
43 llunttn~11ln OeJ(h Jll .io BrN Olind,, 62
);' UMtr'41) J'J
SS Touc~ Pine~ lS
47 0. CJn V1tw 68
)7 Sa\Jnrl.l 4.J
M S.lnta An.J \,1lli·y 24
Sl 0<.t'Jn \1c:w lhomt•l 4tt
55 C.in)OO 4 l
7i Full1•111in .. 1
50 ll ~\t'lll'lltl 34
48 Cd1..on )9
53 (()(On.l dt-1 M.ar• J 1
51 C.apc~1Jno V•llt·y lotl 57 so \\oodbrld~· 117
JS Unl\"<'~ty 4tl 6 l ~lleh.w ~. 20
49 TV<-ttn• 46
l•n. JO-C0tona tlfot M.-,· lho•cl'<'I
ffb 4-.r \\111xlbrNI~• r fb 6-U111~1'!ty" 1~1
Ffb 11 -~~· Chnmt'I
fC'b 1J-t1t Tuw1n•
fC'b 22 -Clf Ill M pl.a)\Wk
• S«o.a \! tl'W l" a.a~
All t-tmt"\ .Ill -:
\
• l ... p._ .... o.., p,i.,i
Ensign's Pulido (50), above, maneuvers agJ inst Tc\\inkle's John
PNCl i at left, Ensign's Peter Cunningham rottides \\ilh TcWinklc's
Juliu s Vasquez as Ben Boettner (40), Perez (20 ) look on.
PILOT
CAGE
STATS
,\.tater Oei (20-7, ./-OJ
SEASOK (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g tp avg hg
Geary 21 325 15 5 2.:
\'. .iams 21 2-18 11 8 22
Otai-elor6 21 1-92 91 19
\', tforn 21 182 8 7 14
Simon 20 167 8 ~ 19
~ Jackson 12 15 6 3 t3
Jones 21 11 1 5 3 12
Su11 18 75 42 13
1.1anhev. s 1 s 63 3 5 9
C Jackson 8 21 2 6 7
LaBno!3 10 .io 2 5 8
Femu'lg 12 17 1-1 6
Log, schedule
8& (h1n•1 39
C,4 l<h '\1Jmi10'> 3 :0
65 TrJburn H•ll> JB
~a. L\ n'\.UOO 5!.l
85 '~llilJn 17
81 logt.'\\oOO 41
69 CJp1>lrJno \'J!k·\ 55
i6 \\l~:ch~ter c.O
;"8 St. Bernard -10
61 SI P.tul JI
i ti • Cad,bJd 53
td Torrt'\ P1nl'> 5.!
11-1 l;n1H'l•1:\ l!lJn o.('1'.J' H
-5 81>hq> f\ "I l!'.l'>\ 'I u l..l 51
5 J OJI.. fl I \ •'t.; n J 6'l
h8 C.1p1-.1r.:ino \ .:i ll"'f 5~
• 1o.: Oce<1n \K',~ 6:! -u !>t John 81~11· -1-1
56 Scl\1tc • -15
-, L 1\olJ• SI
li-~Jnta \\.>rgJ111.1 • t..)
I.in ..''l-JI B"h" > '\m, 1 • ~
IJn j1 -~I L I rl'l -30
l,b 5-~" • • J' L• f' Colc-i:o•. •
hh --lv' .1 • I r'' 8 pr1
fl'b l..'-.11 '.1ni1 \\.I i:;rn:J• ~ 0
h•b 1 J -B .\m.11' n fllCI 7 30
• .\n._t'll1> ll'.Jt,ue i.~l"'L'
PILOT
CAGE
STATS
-l---~t-'iter De1 '\
(6 -8, 7 -7)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g tp avg hg
Lee 14 114 8.1 20
GawronslJ 14 100 7.l 18
Botana 14 95 6 8 13
Rog'la•r 10 55 5 5 13
\\oog 14 69 4 9 12
Harren 14 52 3 9 7
Bloom 13 34 2 6 8
Med na 13 33 2 5 7
McG'nn 10 ZO 2 0 7
E V,)'lS 6 11 1 8 6
Kel1y 14 22 1 6 4
Schle!Wner 3 4 1 3 2
Van Ri.ll!ert 5 4 0 8 2
Pa1ac1c>s 12 9 O 8 4
Log, chedule ·
52 \.:il.n,.) ~5
51 SI r.iul li ·
-47 F°'lth1ll 2S
16 ,\\Jr\n.t b I
SJ !>1m1 \Jiil·~ 41
\1 Burn.l b~.
18 ArtO\O Cr.in.I •i
&} \\t·..fern H
C1 l loo!: BN "-11 )(111f.1n 20
211 c~rnl\~ 61
38 lnglN n.J 40
J4 CJp1~11no \:;allt) -' 1
118 ~ 101.qJh• l
.. 8 Roi.a~· I Jan. 23~5 Marg.mt.a • lhi>m<-1
J.an 28-.111 8~ Am.at•
'""· lO-•t ~ ~· ftb 4-Rot..ary• Chonlt!I
•tb 11-11 S,nt• ~:rrlf••
ftb 13 -8~l) ~t .. ttb 22 -Clf f..A pt.a~.,ff,
·~us-\"~itU" mt'
PILOT
.CAGE
STATS
C1/\an Chapel
( 12-3, 6-0J
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g ts1 avg hg
0 8• en 15 3~3 22.8 32
Younger 11 1 i2 l 5 6 26
Hesterly 15 16.1 10 9 :?O
lub!JOCI\ l 3 92 7 1 1.1
Guild 1l 63 5 7 l8
Vnderburgh 15 70 .: 7 15
Herr .1 16 4 0 7
Colona. i? 31 2 6 S
Arrowcoc S 15 2 <l S ·
Jones 3 6 2 O .: •
Ethen 12 1 J 1 2 s
Log,
schedul e
81 c., \' .. ~~ ) ..: -
8-l h' n P.rws J:! .:s On:;mo (hr1s.11.1n .;J
58 8•1.'lh:m Chr1;,t Jn 80
91 Cl.·nd.i'e .\:.:u.fo1•1, 5~
l>S lt•trcn~\cll Chr >l~ln 59
.iO Rio \\L">.1 (\ cnl .. rJ 6S
ti.., D. 11' ··n Hon luf;.i -19
c,,... :::it l •u , I tonolulu1 t.>9
~~ C~ R• til
i l le·•"~"<'' (t'r":,Jn• ti~
56 ~IW"rn"l,ln lnd1Jn" J6
tiO • t.1 \'crnt' li..theran• 58
-~ L.1 ~·crr.i "c.>dem\ • 56
.511 >·ulhl·tr1 C.11orn1J Christ.Jn' .Ju
Jan 1~-Jt cc-.or;:·
I.in· ~q-ll'l1•"1'"• 1• home
Jin Jl-Shc•1mJ1 rdJn' h 'lW
hb ~-ta\cr~l.'lutti• 11.>ml.'
feb ll -at l:i S urJ .\._Jdl'm\ • r l h I I -So(,\! (ll•l>l dn . ~()'1' l
h b :! I -f \ · .\ p J _, .. ,
• " •\ht JJ ll.'J..,Lll ~J ;,l
"I .1Ml.~ : -l
Se• Vlew League
Lea9ue Overall
.._ Wl Wl
Twl!.!I ~ 1. I.
\\~!:i-.... J ·~ • s~ :i.a.. 3 11 s
Newport Harbor :' 3 0 9
V •t'l·"f I S 11
Corona d•I Mar 0 !> • 8 10
WednHd•Y'• Oeme tnon-1•.,,..I
Cero,,. del Mer • l•l•nc:l•.1. 7 30 Frtde1'• Game• (7:30)
Pactflc CoHt Leque
l....,. Ower•ll w l w l
Co.t• MeH S 0 H I
U .,;.N H 4 I 10 5
lbl8"CI• 3 2 11 I Ct~ 2 3 12 e
Trablieo hi~ 1 • 2 H ll~Jlll Btath 0 s 2 ,,
,.._.., .• ci-tf •·-I
1.-.euc. H II c .. te .... ........ , ........ ,
c~·~-.. •YlewLeeeue . ...... " ......... -}~
~ c ..... -.-
~ow;-:
4 1 12 I
' t 1' I 4 I 13 I z l 13 •
, 4 ' 11
• ' 1 10 ,,_..,.., .. ._ ,, .... . c .......... -.......... ......
··~ ._.,.., ...
84 Monday, January 27, 1992
• . Business •
Business Watch
Financial .advlier Wymer
released on $800,000 bond
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I
Bus iness Editor Tony Cox. .• 642-4321, ext. 371
Entrepreneur
Who• J.D. "Abe" Lincoln, a SS-year-live," he says. "I want the action, l want lhe
• old Newport Beach resident who chance." ·
is owner of a company also named J.D. Lin· How• J.D. Lincoln posted revenue~ of
coin. He is also the father of 10 childr~n and • $6 million in 1~1. its best year
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Beach resident Steven D. the husband of Clara Lincoln, 8 former ever. Lincoln says lhe company was able to
Wymer, whose Irvine financial advisory comp~;a~o~ie~s~ar~e~ac~c~u~se~d~o~f~Li..~"~M~rs]. IN~eilw~po~r::t ~D~e~acth~·~ .. ~~~~~~~~-~do~w~c~ll~i~n~a;,;d~ow;;n~y~c;a~rfifo~r~ac~r~os~a~cfcet,bc=cFaa~u;t1r._~ defrauding clienls of an estimated S 100 milli~, was released from • J.D in ustry ommated
manufactures composite mate· by huge corporations, J.D. Lincoln ca n re-
rials and adhesives primarily for aircraft, spond to customer needs and come up with Wymer had been jailed since being arrested on Dec. 17 at his
home. He was required to wear an electronic ankle band to en-
sure that he doesn't skip bail. ·
Wymer has pleaded not guilty to 30 criminal charges stemming
from the alleged fraud.
0
A survey by Foster Higgins • 1.vealed that medical plan costs for
Orange County employers increased 6.1 percent in 1991, to an av-
erage of S-t,114 per employee. ·.
The Orange County average compares with avenigcs of $3,830
and j3_, 753 per employcc....at.. the .state... and nation al levels. r-espec•
tively. ·
0
It should come as little surprise, but for the record, a survey by
outplacement firm Lee Hecht llarrlson Inc. shows that unem·
ployed West Coast executives are less optimistic about finding a
job now than they were last spring. '
In the latest survey, 40 percent of the West Coast executives re·
sponding were optimistic about fin<ling a new job, qown from 57
percent last spring. There "'ere also declines in optimism amo~g
unemployed executives in other parts of the ~ountry, but the d1f·
fcrences were not as great a\ in 1hc West Coast surveys, Lee
Hecht Harrison reported.
"The lingering recession is seriously affecting 1he confidence of
job seekers," said William K. Ellermeycr. senior vice president
"'ith Lee Hecht Harrison. "Last spring. there was hope the econo·
m\ would tum around on its O\\ n, but people ha'c come to realize 11's not going to be that easy."
0
Similarly gloomy, a construction forecast published by The CIT
Group/ Industrial Financing reports that contractors and distribu·
tors in the Pacific region are the least optimistic in th e nation
about the level of construction activity they'll sec in. 1992.
According to CIT Group's formula, the ~vestcrn U.S.. has an
· optimi :m quotient" of 86, up from 83 last year, but belo"' the na-
t1on:il a'erage of 101 and the lowest of all nine regions Ul'\eyed.
T''o years ago, the Pacific region was the mo t op11m1Mic suf'ey
group in the country.
0
The Resolution Trust Corp., the agency that administrates
failed thrifts, will host a seminar to provide investors with in-
depth information on how to participate in the RTC's affordable
housing program. For information and reservation • Cjll (800}t88·
8900.
0
Costa ~tcsa-based Satellite Technology Manage mcnt Inc. has re-
cei\'cd a S6 million-plus .order from the Philippines Long Distance
Telcpbone Co. fo r a satellite-based 'oice and Jata com-
munications network .... The Russian government has given :ip·
proval for infants with severe respiratory tract infections to be
treated "ith Virazole, an antiviral drug developed by Costa Mesa·
b::i~ed IC~ Pharmaccuticals Inc ....
Costa Me!ta·based Rodheim Marketing Group has been ret:lined
to m:irket Sierrn del Oro To" ne Centre. a 120,000-square-foot
~hopping center in Corona. . . . The Men's S1orc nt Bullock's
Sou th Coast Plnza has won CaliforninMart's 1992 Marty Retailer
A\\-ard ....
· -IJ)' 1 he Daily Pilot
Rabbitt Insurance Agency ~
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such as wing-to-body fairings and structural innovations more quickly.
bonds. "Its a complex business," Lincoln For example, over the last few years, J.0 .
says. "I'm the only little guy left in it." Lincoln has been supplying aerospace tech· When• Lincoln, who worked previ-nology for applications in the produc1ion of
• ously for Narmco Inc., found· architectural panels. Last year, the company
ed a similar company, Reliable Manufactur-secured a five-year, $38 million contract to in'g, ·in 1967. He sold tha1 company in 1977,
and after the non-comp~ clause in that suppl~ 1he panels to Nippon _s1eel .. a Jupa·
t ransaction expired, he founded J.D. Lincoln nese company.
in 1985. ''It's good to get back a little of that
Wh , money,'' Lincoln says. "That's going to be a ere• J.D. Lincoln is located at very big part of our future." • 937 Newhall Street in Costa
Mesa. Its products arc sold to aircraft manu· Lesson Learned: " 'I
facturers and contractors throughout the t,h 1 n k MMC~oly~
J.D. Lincoln leans on a product sample
from his aerospace materials company. United States ,and in eight foreign countries. probably the biggest thing I've learned is that
Wh · h the decision I make right of the top of my Y• Lincoln says he"s in t e aero-
. •space business because it's "what head i~geoerally the decision I make after I -Do )OU "-now someone "ho should ~
prolilcd in this \\Cc~I) feature? Ir so, send
) our suggestion to ·1 he Daily 1•itol's business
editor, Tony Co,, at 330 W. Uuy St., Costa
l\ksa, 92627.
l know how to do," and he's in business fore mull the thing around a long time," Lincoln
himself because he enjoys the freedom and says. "I've learned to trust my original feeling
risk that go with owning a company. "It ju)t rather than 1hinkHlg.
seems to be the nature of the way l want to
Tuesday• Merr i II
• Lynch will
present a free investment pro-
gram, from 6 p.m. to 8 r,.m. Jt
the Hotel Meridien in Ne\."port
Beach. For reservations, call 9 5 5-
61 12.
Th~•rsday• Pctronius .u. •Man J gc-
mcnt Croup will hold a seminar
on motivating employees and
yourself, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
the Country Side Inn . in Costa
Mesa. Cost is $45. For reg·
istration, call 361-9379. •
Dr. Robert Fish will ·conduct a
seminar on makins succinct. to·
the-point prcscnt<Jtrons, beginning
at 7:15 a.m. at the Balboa Bay
Club in Newport Beach. Cost
with prepaid reservations is S 13
for members of the Newport HJr-
bor Area ChJmbcr of Commerce
and S 16 for guests. At the door.
the cost is -S 16 for members and
$21 for· guests. Brea~(ast is in·
eluded. For reservations and in-
formation, call 729-4400. Saturday· r~e Home . •Office and
Business Opportunities Associa·
tion will hold a conference on
home-based businesses from 8
a.m. to 4:30 pm. at the Red Lic>n
Hotel in Costa Mesa. For reserva-
tions and information, call 261-
9474.
Please send your calendar an·
nouncemenls lo The Daily
Pilot's business editor, Tony
Cox, al 330 W. Bay SI., Cosl.J
Mesa, 92627.
-IJy Tony Cox
Philip M. Hove, formed)' of lkrl..us Group A1ch1tcc1s in lrv111c,
h:is joined Co)ta ~tcsa-b.i.,eJ C\ l' Inc. •t' ,1 p1111c.1pal an<l senior
\ice president in the finn\ re!.1~.h.1111.11 di\l~ion. I love bring~ more
than 30 )C.1~ c>.pcncncc 1n the hou.,1og <le,clopmcnt rndulltry 10
CYP. ant.I hi!> hiring n:prc)cni.. a .,econJ nc" lJ c at the top of
th e. coulll} · largcl>t .uchitectur:1I l1rm. Robert NJ.,r:l\'-a} w.1-; n:·
cently hired tb president and chid C\CCUIM! officer of CYP, re-
placing Robert Yam:ifuji, a co· founde r of 1hc fum "ho left to pur·
sue other interests. The lirm\ other co-founder, Donald Corbm.
rern:.iin~ ~1 princip;al ''1th CYI'. •
Jim ~!Jrino ha~ been promo1cJ to \ICC rne,1Jcnt \\Ith Nc"port
Dcach-b:.i ... c<l i11,c 1rnent rcJI e\IJte firm Sp{·rl') \'an Nc~s. M:.ir1no
joined the fmn ii) 1920 and recentl} handled the S20 million sale
of a llhopping c:entcr in Phoenix, 1hc big,gc'>I 1rans.1ction in the
firm's four·)ear his1ory.
l 'le:JSt .;MJ JOUr Up rile Lmldrr DnnounC'cmt•nfl tu Tht Vail.,
Pilot's bu.;inc <'ditur, 1'011.t Cu,, ur JJO H. D:•J St., Cost:J Mcs.i.
91617. I
ELLIOTI: Family works together toward success of contracting f~rm
From A1 ... ·}car-old Ell101t :I) . "H::id the ac-
countants not !tuggested that I
have a business, this may not ha'c
happened. I didn't want to \\,Ork."
Elliou Corp. 1hcn )tarted gelling
hired by other building owners.
he \\Jsn't \\t>rJ..ing on his father'
job itc!>, !la)) he anJ his ~i,1cr
ha'e been able to rna111tJ1n the
momcmunt R1charJ Ellio11 )tancd
largely becau'>e of the people
th ey've hired.
\\Olk.
"Th.11\ him \OU f1nu \Jluc 1n a
Hlllll ~II. \(,>r, 'It< hO\\ the) ~lh C
pruhlcm,;·
Out with Elliott's contacts ::ind
reputation in the real estate dcvcl·
opment business, the company
couldn't help but e1olve in10 ~~44~l~b=l=::d~N=e=wpo=="~B~lv=d~.,=N=e=wpo=rt=B=e=a=c=h~(N=e=a=r=H=o=a=g=H==o=sp::·::) ::::~ something big. The company start· .:: cd out doing tenant improvement)
The senior Elliott turned O\.Cr
ownership and day-to-day manage·
mcnt of his company to two of hi!.
children -son Kirk Ellioll b now
president. and daughter Kim
Sto~tad i) e"<ecuthc '·ice president
in charge of finance. Richard El·
liott remains an ad"i!>er to the
firm, attending "'ccldy manage -
ment meetings.
"It'!! a. total 1e.1m approj1.:h,"
Ku!.. Elliolt J)S. "l here .uc.n't
an) inglcd-uul heroe) here "
In fac1. that .1u11udc i) prcjchc~I
m a statement of purpo c 1hat
hanp in Elliott Corp.'s Ne'' pun
hc~1dqu::ir1crs. It calls for cH'f')'·
thing from quality. effrciem "lllk
to JO atmosphere thal aJIO\\S for
"humor. ba111cr anJ fu n."
Uut !:111011 Corp. 1~n't immune
Ill the rcc1.·,~1on. Richar<l £1111.)lt
"a>' 1hc company \\J) on pace 10
po't rcl:'ord numbers before the
rc\."1.·"100 111\~d ... c,cr.11 of its
prllJCCI\
· I he' \\CIC un a r(ill. anJ if the
cco''''"'> h.1Jn '1 ..,1""' c<l Jo,, n. the)
"'uulJ ha'c hll SlOO million,'' he
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1'111 Lobdell Sraup bas bll lie lecbn clrcutt.
If you'd Ilks the Lobdell Group to entsrtain and
inform with s tailor-mad6 P#Jrlormance for your
organiz11tion please, CJlll Bill Lobdell at 540· 1224.
We 'rs 5 times more exciting than your typical
5pt1al<er.
and additions to the buildings in
which he was a pan owner -to
this day, Ellioll remains a partner
wi1h Donald Koll on buildings to·
taling 3 milli~n square feet -and
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Kirk Elliott add) that 1.:111011
Corp. has al o c\ccllcu in bu!linc"
development -finding and J..ccp·
ing new client -and \\a:, hclpeu
by its geographic cxpamion 'l\Cr
the l:i.st five yea rs. The cornpjny
opened branch offices in Westl:ike
Village and La~ Vcg.i-. after )CCUr·
ing jobs that allo"c<l 1t 10 hit the
ground running in tho e mar~c1 ...
"We made a Jcci ion that a
general contractor couldn't !>Uf\l\e
just with Orange County's os J
market," Kirk Elliott says.
Elliott Corp. ha also eJrncJ
high marks for it problcm-i.ol\ing
skills. Joe Seitz. co·owner of SOC
love tm ent . a development com·
pany that has hired Elliott for jobs
in California and Nevada over the
last five years, says he's mo)t im-
pressed by whal 1he firm docs
when thing> go wrong.
'Kirk Llhott SJ) the "calo.cneJ
cconom) made l!Cncral contrac1111g
a more i:ompc11t1\ e bu!>lnC'>\, fore·
ing Ellion Corp to cut ih prnfit
margin., on 01J, from 10 percent
to hct\\cen 2 anJ S percent. And
\\ilh )pccul.111\.c ort1cc an<l intlus·
tri.11 dc\clopmrnt .1t a )t:rnt.lsull,
1hc comp;my hJ!> focused mor.: on
sccl..ing 1c1a1l pr<>JeCt) and dc~1h
1mohing compa1111.:s bu ilding factl1·
tlC'> for their O\\ n u c. •
Sc,cral of the company'!I 1991
pruJCCI) rit lhJt mold, including a
building Ellroll Corp built for Ar-
ro .... hcad Water in Ontario and
Ea!llman KodJI..\ new office in
l lollpH>oJ.
Kiri, Ell1011 " opt1mi~11c that the
company "ill do \\ell in 1992 be·
cau c he l>~ltcvcs clection·)C•lf
pohtic!I \\Ill help cure the con·
truction industry's ilb. the worst
of "hi ch is a lack.. o( tic\ dopmclll
financing.
''I don't cnrc wh:it kind of
project it is, you're going 10 h.wc
problems," Seitz says. "Bu)inc!>!> b
o problcm·solut1on process fo r all
of us, and they take o very po!.itivc
attitude to it and stand by their
"The rc~ulalors have made life
an the ban~mg indui.try ju t miser·
able," hi: says. ''Until they get off
their witch hunt) and allow these
bunks to do business the wuy they
lo.now how to do it, spcculati\'e
building will be out of business."
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8TA.,._T OP abova·•taltd llma and CA. Call <7141 Ml-32.~. tot Calll !2teO PUILIC llOTICI PUBLIC IOTICI Calif. 862913 PUBLIC NOTICE Bu11ne11 N•m•<•> 111ted rom Betnat)lle. 2123 s AU•Dll•ln' OP place. delallt. Blot wlll not be ac:-Allen I. OU, I02e Vlela Thlt but lneu 11 con-et>ovt on NA O"insey, Santa Alta Calif .,.. OP PICTITIOUI Tlltte will be a StO cs.-ceptad lrom conuactor1 Caton, Newpott leach, ,....._ AotlUeue duded by an lndMclUlll Flclltlou• &ad Wilson 92707
.,._,, ...._ PGell teqWed fOt cUll ... not altendlnO thla Wlllll· c.if. t29eO .......... ......_ ......... ......_ The ugletrant(a) com-l ualn .. a Name . Th•• 11atwnem wH hied Tll11 bua.ineu 1e con-
TM tolowtn9 pwaona of bid document• to GUM· throuall. Jultln Stalcup, 209 Pf*, .......... ............ tnencad lo transact butl-Statement Wllh th• County Clefl( OI ducted by• an lnd!YldUel 11aY9 ~IM UN ol .,,, ... lhelt ,.turn In good NOTICE IS HEREBY Newport l each, Calif. The t:Ollowlng pet90flt The FoMowtng l*90llt ntt1 und9f tn. Acblious The F<)ltowing pwtCrts Oranoe Counly on January Tiie regl1tr1n1(1) com-
tll• "cllllou1 luelneH condition within laf{ day1 GIVEN thal Ule a~ 12ee2 .,. doing bualrlMe .. : .,, dolna tlY9lneet ae· lutlMH Name(•) lltltd at• dolnQ bu•lf'lffs es· 1,-1912 rnenced to trenaact bual·
Name: AU.TIM! PERSON-aft• lhe bid °'*""D dale. NIMd ~ Oltlrlct of Thia bu1lnt11 11 con-POl..AAIS FINANCIAL. SER· FREO~IC JEAN OU. above on. Oecembef 30, SCHOl.AASHIP AID SEA· ~5t128I neu. under the Ftc:llhOUI Nn SERVICE, 1100 E. LJn. EKh bld<Mt ell .. be 1 I· Orange County, CA. Ktlng duded by: a ~ patt. VICES, U.72 VIila Del CLOS, 14512 ~I 199t \llCJ:, 945 Jaamone Ctt PvblJahsd NIWpOO Bffdl.. B11s1rtt1s N:mt (J) !!sttiJ __ _
coin Ave. 1 103, An&Mlm, cenHd contractOf pur1uan1 ~ ~,,!!'drough _ll!~ netshT.. Ip I l t' ) V.,de #1, Trlbuco Can-StrNI • Suitt E. Wfflmln. ~mini<; C~~ 1,_, Coeta~. C'ILI t26ZS Cotta Meu Olllf Pilot Jan-'fo"''e~n t~zlte • Cellf •• to lhe lotlnets and Pro-~"' ....-• ""-,. "' '9111 •tan'-' co~ YOft c..t t2e1I 11er Calif ll2ea3 111•S atatement wu ,...., Ha.ten L Hoyt 3rd 945 3 20 21 "' b m •· 1
The f lctilloua Butlneaa lffllont Code 'and be ~ lened IO M "OtSTRtCT", mencad to tranuc:t ~ Ja.M. Ea.t Moofe, 20908 AG·~. Inc .. Cllilornla with 11\9 County Cte1k ol Jasmine Cir., Co$ta MeH uary 1 • • , re ruary 3, This stat•"*'• was llled
H.,.. r9fln9d IO M)Ove cenHd In the lollowlng wl• rtceiYe up lo, but not netl tinder Iha Flctltloul c• Cel"te, Lake FOfetl. cotPOfltlon, t4512 Goldefl.. Oiange Counry on Januar; Caltf 92626 1992 w•th tile County CIJfll ol wu llled In Orange County cla11mea11ons: later than the abow-Nted l utln•11 Name(•) lleted Calif, t2l30 west Street Suite E. WMI· 7, t992 This bua.neu 11 con-M.007 Otanoe ~oun1i °" January
on J,,,.,.,., tll, Itel Flit A • ~al ~ng lifne, Malad bide lor "'-above on: Jenuary )O. Htlaln• B. Campbell, mlMI.,, CUI. 92883 '517211 ducted by• an lndtllldual 17, 1992
No.3"1t7 ContraciOf a-d of a conttK1 lor lhe 1192 23082 Via Celeltt. Tra~o Tiii• bu1lnet1 11 con-Publlahed Newport Beech· The reg111r111t(1) com-PUBLIC NOTICE F5t 88fM
Wanda Faye Muon AKA Each blddet shall aubmit, above proJKt. Allen Gaut Canyon. Calif. t2e79 ducted by: a cOfporatlon coata Mtsa Dally Pilot Jan-mtt1e•d 10 transact bus•· Flcllllout Publ·•htd Ni'*l>0'1 Beach·
Wanda Madel, 201 N. Eaat on the lorm lurntahed with Bldl &hall be rectlved In !]!• NI~ w~ ~ Thlt bu1lnet1 It con-Tiit regl1trant(•) com-uary t3 20 21 February 3 nett vodtf the f 1Ct1t1ous Bu 1 H Co51• ~ts• Daul( Pilot J•n-St. 1110, Anaheim. Calif. the contract document1, a lhe place Identified abOYe, '""" the ,.._", ..,... duded by:~· menced to transact bUtl· ' ' ' • B111lntn Name(s) listed 1 n•11 ama uary 27, February 3 10, 11. 92805 Hat ol the proposed 1ub-and •hall be opened and Orange County on January Th• reglatrant(a) com· ne11 lltldtf th• Flct1t1ous 1992 above on· January 13 Statement 1992 Bruce Muon, 2533 Park contractora on thl1 project publicly read aloud •I tllt 14, 1M2 menced to ltanuct busl· Bu1lnet1 Nam•(•) Mtled M..011 1992 The Fot10>111ng pe11ons M-038 L.n. IA. Anaheim, Calif. u requlfed by the Sublet· abova 111ttd time and ,.18091 neH under IN Actitiout above on• January 7 1992 LIC NOT CE Hazen L Hoyt 3rd 11e de><ng business H
92IO& Ung and Subcontracting placa. Publlahtd Newport Beach-Bullnnt Nama(t) Ualad President ' PUB I Th11 statement wes ltlea TRU EXPOSURC. 908 Cit· PUBLIC NOT ICE
Thi• buslneel waa con-Fair Practlcet Act. Govern-Each bldd., must tubmft Costa Mtu Dally Piiot Jan-at>ove on: N/A Thia 1tatemenl waa flied FlctlUoue with the County Clerk ot ru1 Place. Newp()t't BHcn 1---------
ctuc:ted by a general part· ment Code Section 4100 ti with each bid a ctr1llltd Of uary 20 21 FtbNary 3 lO Heteine 8. Campbell with the County Cleric ol halneH N.,.• Orange County on January Calif 92660C W Flctltloua
nerahlp seq. caah*'a Check payable to ' ' ' ' Thlt etatemaot waa flied Orange County on January 13. 1992 V•1•11• olbum aid 908 l ualn•H Name Thlt ltalltfMnt was filed Each bidder mutt s11bmtt Iha DISTRICT Of • bid 1992 with the County Clerk ol 17. 1992 StatemenT F5t8023 C11ru1 Place, Newport Statement
with the County Cieri( ol with Heh bid a certifltd Of bond In th• lrom Ht lotth M..028 Orange County on January • F5t 1881 The Following ~raons Publtlhed Newpon Beach S.ach Cai.I 92660 Tne FOi OW• ~1,on1 ?~County on January =h101:Jt~k payable~ l~ :' .:f:i:::;: PUBLIC NOTICE 3, t992 • .. Publi1htd Newport BNch-8tM~~Lbu~~ouhATA Co•ta Mesa Daily Pilot Jan. This ~~·~~.v:~1.1a~on· ~ e101ng.bus"::' as
' or 1 Flte.44 Coa1a Mesa Dally Pilot Jan-PARTNERSHI P 517Va uary 20, 27, February 3. 10, The 1egls111nt(s) com· BAGS N CO, 5302 Boise
I of Publlitied Ntwp0r1 Beach· ry 27 F• .. t a 3 10 17 B I N 1' B h 1""'2 ... 1 0 Hunllng1on Beach Costa Mna Dal Pllot Jan-In the cont11ct documenll max mum amount bid aa 8 al N C 0 11 P to J ua • .., u ry • . • o 1a, ewpor eac • ~" menc..., to transact bull· C , 1 92649 uary 13, 20, 27, ebruary 3, In an amount not 1 .. 1 than a guarantM that Iha bidder u ,.... .,,.. Oita Mesa 1 Y 1 t an-1992 • Cabf, 92863 M..027 ness under the F1c1>11ou~ 1
1192 · t0% ol the maximum wtll '"'"Into the P'Of>OMd ......... ,., UMY t3, 20, 27, February 3, M.()37 Metth-E. Rey, 517Yl PUBLIC NOTICE Bu1<ness N1me(s) 1,stod :0••11 HT':t1:';gt;~628::~~a M-015 amount ol bid aa 1 guar· contract If the .. me II The Foltowlng ptflOfll 1192 Boin. Newport BHch, above on NJA • C · u •
---------1 anlM that the bidder wlll aw.,ded to auch blddet, In are doing bu1lne11 u : M..Q04 PUBLIC NOTICE Caltl. 92663 . Vate"• C Waid • •1 92849 PUBLIC NOTICE ent lo: Iha the Went ol fellllfl to ent., PACIFIC PUBLISHING AS. This buslneu It con-Ftctltloue Tn1s st11em1nt was l1led This but1neu IS con-
---------1 COf1~;act l~f "" ~~ Into Nld Contract auch .. SOCIATES, 120 42nd St., PUBLIC NOTICE ITATIMINT OF ducted by: an Individual lualn•H Name w1tn the Co11n1y Cttrk ot ducted or an 1oct1111dua1
,STARMNT OF •wa«Sed to such bidder In curlty wtn be forlebed Newporl BHch, Calif. WITHDRAWAL FROM Tile regl1trant(1) co~ Statement Ora119e Coum1 on January The r1ginrant(s} ~om-
MANDONMENT OF !he evont of lallutt to e~ler The DISTRICT retervea 92663 FlotltloU9 PAATNIRSHIP menc:ed to transect busl· Th•. FolloWlng persons 1. t992 ~s':~n~~r ~~sa,f'ICl~~~
US• OP "CTITIOUS Into-said conl11ct auch .. the right to reject any Of all Scott A. F11qutuw, 2t303 8ual~ Name OPIRATING UNDIR nesa under the Ficlluous ate doing bus•neu as: F517288 B N ( ) I I cS.
aUllftSS NAMa cur,ty Will be lort.:ted. biclt Of to walw any If· Enclna, Topanga, Call!. ltatement "CTITIOUS Buslneu . Name(s) lilted HANSEN DAYCARE, 3007 Publt.sl1el1 Ne.,.port Beach· .~~~,~~ N :me s is e
....... f The DISTRICT reserves regUlarltles °' lnlormallllff 90290 1 The Following peraons BUSINISS NAME above on N/A Loren Lane, Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Oa y p,101 JI/\-Ka 811 Ta tor ,... ollowlnQ peraon.s the lght I ..i C1 II In any bide Of lo ttei-bid-Chadd B. Sm th, t 20 42nd are doing bUlineaa aa· The .......i..,. ha M11theW E. Ray Cal1I. 92626 r 'I have abandontcflhe UH ot bid' 0 r~~ any or•. ding. • St .. Newport S.ach, Calli. THE RETAILER. 11 t ·Ab• tol--" .... person s Thia ttatement was filed Linda Margattl Eidoe 11ary 13, 20. 27, February :S This 1111emen1 was lllect
the Flotllloua BualnHs r 1 "! to • anJ Ir No bidder m wlthdr-92663 tone, Balboa Island, Calll. withdrawn aa a .general wtlh lhe County Clerk ot HanJen. 3001. Loten Ltt • .l~ ---wnh-~e-County Ctenr of
Name: JUNGLE LIFE· 1~~~1':~1~r 11~0~~ ':id~ any bid fOf a ~iocl of 1ixty Tiiie bu1lne11 It con-92602. r -~~p ~':nolJ:I~~ Orange County on January Costa Me11, Calif. 92626 M.()()8 0;•,;2County on January
STYlES, 2t23 S. GarnHy, dlnv. 160) daya after ane cs.i.-..t dueled by~ • general part· Tod W. ~. 11t Ab&· ~itlous buslriest name 01 1, t992 This bualness Is con· 1 • 1
S101A_Ma. ~all!. i2707 PuriUanpo tile provisions fOf lhe opening ol bldL nerslllp tone, Balboa laland, Ca~I. EXEMPLAR FINANCIAL F517288 due'*<:! by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE F5t 8883
Th• Flcll11ou1 Business of SectiOn 1173 ol the A PeyrMnt Bondi and a The rtgl1trant(1) com-9;zeea AND INSURANCE SER Published Newport Beach· Th• reglstrant{s) com· Fl 1 1 Publtsned Newport Beach-
Name referred to ebove Labor ·eoc1e ot the State ol PtrlOfmance Bond 1hllt J>e menced to tranaact bull-Elizabeth M. Driver, 111 VICES •t 21081 Cllub~ Cotta Mesa Daily Pilot Jan. menced 10 transaci bus•· 8 cl 1 oua Costa Mese 01~r Pilot Jan-wae flied In Orange County Cal1lornl1, the DISTRICT required prlof to Hecutlon neu under Ille Flcthlous Abalone, Balbot laland, Lane Huntlngtoo S.ach ...... 13 20 27 F bru 3 nest under the F1c1it1ous ualneat Name uary 27. Febiuary 3, 10, 11, on April 30, 1987 Flit hu obtalntd lrom the DI· of th• contrect and ahall be Buslneu N1me(1) llated Calif. 92M2 Call• t264e • -• • • • • lfY • Business Neme(s) hstod Statement 1992 No.F34268t uictor ol the Department of In the IOfm Mt forth In the aboYe on: January 8, 1992 Thlt but ineu le con-Th~· Fictitious BualnH s 1992 above on: January 10, Tne Following persons M-039 Ttrrl ~ S.rnalz111, 2123 lndustr1el Relatlona ol tht contract documents. Scott A. Fatqul\¥ • ducted by: husband end Name releoed 10 •boY• M-012 1992 aie doong bus•neu as ---------
5. Garnsey, Santa Ana. Qll\lfal prevailing rate of Each bidder •hall be a If. Thie 11a1ement wu flied wile flied In Orange County Linda M.E. Hansen BRIGHT BEGINNINGS, PUBLIC NOTICE Cal1I. 92707 per diem wages and the cented contractOf purluanl wflh the County Cltflc ol Th• regl1trant(1) com· ~ January 28 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE Thlt ttatement wd filed 1150 Mam Street Sime o, ---------This bu11ne11 wu ~ general prevailing r1te lor 10 the Business and Pro-Orange County on January menced 10 transact busl· F~9859 • Flctltlou• With 1he County Clerk ot Irvine Calif 92714 Flctllloue
ducied by •n lnd111idue1 holiday and overtime work lesslon1 Code and be If. 1, t992 ""' under the Fict1tloua FUii name and 9dclrns of Orange County on January Betsy Col""' Peters 47 Bualnest Nam• l_hla statement w .. filed In the locality In ¥<hich thla cenHd In Iha following FS17312 lutlnen . Name(•) listed the person withdrawing: BualneH Name 14, 1992 Cedarlake, Irvine. Cai.I statement
with the County Clerlt ot work la lo be peiforrned lor classilicatlont : B. Publlslled Newpott Beacn. above on: NIA WilUam E. Stone 11141 Statement F5 18094 92714 The Fot1o1•11ng persons
Olangt County on January each crall ol type ol worker GOVERNING BOARD Co1ta MeM Dally Pilot Jan-Tod Drtver Fenwick Place Sa~ta Ana The Following persons Published Newport Beach-1 his business is con· art do.ng business as 17• 1992 needed to execute the con-C•rotyn a . Stck:ker, ot! uary 13, 20, 27, F1bruaty 3, This statement was filed Cahl. 92705 ' ' are doing business as· Costa l~esa Daily Pilot Jan· ducted by •n indrvidual SALTY COG LEASING, Publl1hed Newoort Baach-tract TheH 11111 on f;le al rec:IM M1mt Support 1992 With the County Ctetk ol Pub111hed Newport Beach· CAL-PHARMA LABORATO· uary 20 27 February 3 tO The reg1strant(sl com· 2t 182 Ktoll Lane Hunting· Cotta Mesa Da•ty Pilot Jan-the DISTRICT office located ....,,. • M-006 Orang• County on January Cotta Mesa Dally Pilot Jan-RIES, 1515 W. MacArtnur 1992 • • • • menced 10 transact t>usi-ton Beacn, Cal 1 92646 uary 27, Ftbruery 3, 10. t7, et· 1370 Adame Ave CH 9, 1992 ua 27 Feb<u 3 10 17 Blvel. ~7. Costa Mesa ness under tne F1cl'•Ovs Geia :s L St La .... rence
1992 Costa Mesa. CA 92628; Publlshed Dally Piiot Jan-PUBLIC NOTICE FS 17197 I~ • ary • • . Caltl. 92726 M..029 BuSJness Na..,e(s 1.st~ 21182 Ktoll Lane. Hunting'.
_______ M_-04_6 Physkal Facllitlta PlaMtng YatY 20. 27, 1992. Publlslled Ntwporl Beach-M-04 7 Pramod Shah. 3901 Park· PUBLIC NOTICE at>ove on Ap11t 4 , t986 IO'l Beacn. Calot 92646 PUBLIC NOTICE T1atter M033 Flctltloua COiia Men Dally Pilot Jan· view Lane 1254, Irvine, Betsy CoU1n1 Peteis Th s business is con-Coptes may be obtl1lned BualneH Name 20 27 F bruary 3 1o PUBLIC NOTICE Caltl. 92713 Flctltloua TntS statement """ t ed c.x:a~ bf' an 1nd•v1dual
35204 on request. A copy 01 PUBLIC NOTICE ltetement ;"~ • • • · • 1 1 This buslneu Is con· Bualn••• Ham• ~Ill "''c Co11nty C/111 ot The iegistrant(s) .com-thue rates a11an be posted Th F llowl Flct t oua ducted by: an lndtvtdual St t ange oun1y on anuary menced 10 transact bUS•· NOTICI TO al the Job Ille IRVINa RANCH d•I otxJ Ing persons M-028 Bualnffa Name The registrant(•) com· T r·~1tamen • 9, t992 ness undet lhe F1ct•to0Us
CONTRACTORS II shall be mand•tory WATER DISTRICT ·~~A~ neAL~~RbPER· PUBLIC NOTICE Statement menced to transact busl-.,, ~~1 ob~=~~s ~sons F517808 Business Name1s1 1.stect
CALLING 11pon the CONTRACTOR to NOTICE 0.F TIES, 9882 Ellln ham The FotlOwlng PtftonS neu under the Fictitious HOTC~ISS ~ HOlCH· PuOl1sned NQl'fport Bu.ci), lbovt on NrA '0" 8 101 whom lht contract la PU8LIC HEARING Drive, Huntington .f.icn; Flotftlous .,. doirvbuslnen as: B~ness. N~me(S) t1st1Rt KISS, 24451 Allcla Parkway Cost:i Men Oa•ly p,101 Jin· Gerald L St Lawrence
School District: COA.ST awarded, •nd upon-any IJropo•ed Calll. 92648 , halneu Name HAROLD ALZATE CON· a • ons I Sul1• tOl , Miss.on Vie,o, uary 20, 27, Febf1.1ary 3. 10. Th s st1temeo1 was Meet COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1ubcontroctor unde< tuch Amendment of Pet• G Murray 9882 El· lt•tement STRUCTION, 3059 Taylor, Pramod ltah Calif 92691 1992 v..tn tne Counti CltKlc ol
OISTRICf CONTRACTOR, to pay nol the Dt•tr1ct'• !Ingham· Drive Huntington Tht FolloWlng ~rsons Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 ni:,s 111tcment w~s ~llOC: Douglas James Hotchkiss M-020 Onl/lgo County on January Btd 0.1dhne 2 o'cloc~ less than 1tte said 1pec1fttd URUN WATIR Beach Calif 92648 •re dol business as· Harold Londen Alzate, wtt the ounty ter o 26022. Sunnygleoo. Laguna 11y 1992
P·"'-01 th• 1811\ day 0 1•tH to •II wotktr• em~ MAN.AGEMINT PLAN Patricia J. Murray, 9882 ~f. BROt<1'h·s MAGAilNE. 3049 T~. Costa Mesa. ?r~~; County on January Hills, Calif. ~853 PUBLIC NOTI CE FS 18839 Febluary, 1992 l>«>Yed by them In th• ••· flngham Drive, Jiun1tngto11 1n eo Alcll Suita 195. It· Calif. 92628 • • ThlS business ts co,,. PuDl•shtd Newpon B11cll· Place ol Bld Recttpt. Of· teUllOll of lh• contract NoUC. It "'"tgif given Beach, Calif. 9~6 vine, Ca11I. 92714 Thia bu~lnesa !• con-. FS t 7 28' ducted by: an lndtvtdual f lctllloua Ccs1a Mtsa Ca 1y Pdor Jan· rice ol O.rector of Purches· No bidder may withdraw that the Boatd ol ectr' Thia bualneu Is con-Homebuy.,'t Gulde Real dueled by. an Individual Published Newport Beach· The reglstrant(s) com-Bualneu Nam• uary 27 February 3 10 11 Ing, Beny Baldwin, Coost any bid to1 1 ~riod ol 1h1ty of trvln• Ranch Water D •· ducied by: huaband and Estate Inc. Calilomla COf· Th• registrant(•) com-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Jan-menced 1o 11ansact bust· Statement t992 ' '
Communlly College Dis· (60) days •lier the date set ltlct 11 wlll cooduci • ~ wife poralion, 1n eo Filch suite ~ 10 tranuct busl· uary 13, 20, 27, February 3, nen under the Fictitious Th• Fono .. ..,,9 persons M--04
tnct, 1370 Adams Av.nut, fOf the openi.ng ol bids Ilea ~ on "f' PtDf?rt> Th• reg111ran1(1) com-t95 trvlne Calif 9~114 ne51 undet Iha Fl<:titlous 1992 Bualness Name(s) llsled af& clot"!! b1.1s ~s as·
Costa Mesa. CA 92628 A payment bond end • amen ment 0 the p :! mencect to traneact bus!-Thia builnee~ la -co,,.. Buslneu .N~(s) • lisltd M.()14 abOve on• N'A THE WATER HEATER PUBLIC NOTICE Projec t ldentlllcetlon peilounance bond 6hall be W_ater M.anagement an ""' under lhe Actlt!ous ducted by: 1 cOfl)OfalJOn abo.... on· December 1, Doug Hotchkiss MAN 1835 N....,oort Bh.d 1._ _______ _ t.!!~~;'~~·Al~u.!.~~ '~~·red Pr1~ lo ;·~~ ~:::i~~ l:~oP'~O:: lutlnen Name(•) listed The reg.l1lr•nt(1) com· 1.:,'c,.d Lond Al te PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was !tied Costa Mesa, C11t1 92627 Flctltlou1
........ ng • .,. 0 1 •contra an 1 • 1 d hi 11 above on: January 1, 1984 menced 10 tranaact butl-en u with the County Cl'trll or Steven Ch1ries MatQues Bualneu Name and Elect1ical B•d No In th• IOfm HI fprth In the r~ • a ;ouo con ngency Petet 0. Murray neu under the Fictiuoua Thia statement was filed F1ctltlCM.1a Orange County on January 67i C~er St. ,8 Costa Statement
IS83 contract documents. ~irN~u 11~~olleAIHm~ Thl• atatecntnt was llled Bu1lnn1 Name(s) llsltd W1lh the -County Cltfll of B"•lneu Name 14, 1992 • Mesa, Cal t 92627 Th• Fo11o..,,1ng persons di~~· oi'~!c1:: ofof.t,~~. or~~~~~:~;~ be held 11' 8•00 P.~ u With the County Clerk of 1bove on: January 27, ~= County Oil January Stetement FS 18098 Tnls business Is con· are doing bus•nt'SS as-
Cal Fec11111es P\aM1ng B.11 the State ot Calll01nfa the soon thereafter u practl· ~·~ County on January t992 · ,5 11943 The Following persons Published N-port Beach· ducted by· an 1no1v1duat SUNF'LOWER CLEANERS Hain•• Coast comm~nlty contract w II contain • ovt cable at a r19Ular meeting '' 1 Nick G. Madlulis, Presi-11e doing butineas as· Costa Mesa Oatly PJot Jan-Th• reg1s1rant(sl com· 1154 Sunt1°"11 A.e Coit' Coll•·. Ol1trlcl t370 I h pt • of lh .. Board ol Oittctort lo F5t7287 dent Publialled N-pott Beach-CLASSIC POOL SERVICE, 11aty 20 21 February 3 10 menced to tra11sact bUSI· Mesa. Cal1I 92621> Adam~ Avenue ' Cosla ·~ 1P~'~'"'~ 1 ~ ,~:;::· be held February 10 1992 Published Newport Beach-Thia statement was Mad Costa Me11 011ly Pilot Jan-t442 E Lincoln Ste. 163, 1992 ' ' • · nesa undet the FtCl•"ous Tae Whan Kim 19721
Mesa. CA 92626 T111ler F•· ~:~rit .•• ,:: .~y·11~: In lh• Ollrlct Office.' 1eeo2 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Jan-with the County Cle111 ol uary 13, 20. 27. February 3. Orange. Calif 92665 M-031 Bus.nus Name(s) t.sted \~001sh•r• 01 c .. rr IOI ,
clMty 714/•32·5707 ¥<llhheld by th• Dlslnet 10 Bardeen Avenue, Irvine, UNY 13. 20, 27, Febfuary 3. Or~ County on January t992 Lesh• A Martinel. 2750 W •bo•• on: N A Calif 90701
NOTICE IS HEREaY ensure performance under CA. t992 17, I , M..002 Keltt<, Sanla Ana, Caltt PUBLIC NOTICE Steven Marques This busln11s is con· GIVEN that the abov .. n Copies ol the Plan and Fl11fMO 92704 Tll1s statement was I.lea ducted by· an ll'ld•v•dua·
named ScnOOI Olst11ct of t • contreC1 propoaed amendment are M-009 Published Newport Beach-PUBLIC NOTICE Thia buslnus Is con-Flclltlout w1tn the Coonty C1t11c ol The rtg•st11nt1s1 co.,,.
Orange County, Cahtorn•a. Oovernlnt Board, avallable l1om the Olatrlci PUBLIC NOTICE Costa MIN Daily P1tol Ja,.. ducted by· an tnd1Y1dual Buslneaa Name Olange County on Janua~ menced 10 tra"sact bus·
ae1.ng by and through 11s •1 l/AJfred P. Fernan. Office at lhe ab0\19 ad-uary 27 February 3 to 11 Flctltloua The registrant(•) com-Statement 9. 1992 ness undet 1h1 Ftettttous
Govern.ng Boa1d here•nal· deir, Ph.D dttH All lnttftsted per· Flctltlou• 1992 ' ' ' ' Bualneu Name menced to transact busl· The Fottowng persons F517812 Buunen Name sl uted
ter referred to 'as "DIS· Ch a n c e 11 or, Co•• t son• are lrMted to be aualne9a Name Statement • ness under lhe F1c1tttous .,, dotn(I bus•~ess 15• Publtsttec:f Newport Be•Cch· abo•• on Januery 9. f992
TR1Cr', wtll 1ec .. ve up to. Community Colle9e preMnt 11 the .helling to ltate ....... t M-o4t The FOlloWing"Ptflotll Buslne11 Name(s) ksted GLASSER ENTERPRISES Costa Mesa Daily Pilot J:in· Tat Whan t<.1m
but not tater 1han I W ALK THROUG H : be hea1d. The Plan and The Following persons PUBLIC NOTICE are doinQbuStnus11: •bOv• on: December 9, 858 w 181h A·t Costa uary 20•27 Febrl.lary 3.to, Tin statement was lileel
1t>ove-t1ated t1mt , Sealtci f'•brvary tO, t 9 92 at proposed amendment havt aie doing bu.tlnell as: INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS 199t Mesa, Calil 92627 1992 ""Ill Int Co..,,..ty Cf(t. 01
bid• for tht IWlld ol • 9 •30 a "' IMmndatory) bHn prepared In IC· (•)SURF ANO SANO Flcthloue INTeRNATIONAL.. 5 Hun-L•lll• A MartlMl Richard Brian GlesHr M-024 Or~· Counry on Januaty
contract tor the abo111 910 DATE• '•b a eotdanct With · IN Urban HOTEL (b)TOWERS RES. aualneu Nllm9 bngtori Ct.. N-port Beach. This statement was r11ec1 9311 Hudson, Huntongt~ 17, 1 92
prOJKI • "' 'Y Water Management Plan-TAURANf (c)BOAROWAU< Stetement Calif. 92660 with the County Clttk ol Beach Caltl 92646 PUBLIC NOTICE F511842 Bid• lhel be received In t i , t ff2 et 2 p.m . nlng Act ol t983, aa RESTAURANT tSS5 Soulll The FC>Rowlng Ptfton• Linda Becker, 5 Hun-~County on January This • buS1ness Is con-Puoi.sMO N.,..port BHch·
the place ldenhtled et>Ove BOARD DATE: March •mended, and A.B. t1 , Coast Hlg,,,;ey, Laguna are dolnQ busineH as: ttngton Cl · Ntwporl Beach, 9, 1 2 ducted by an 1nc11v1duaJ Flctltlou• Costa Mffa Oa1ly Pilot Jan.
and 11\all be opened and '• 1R92 Betty J . Wtt.el•r, DI• Beach, Ca11I. 9265t (a)OAvtD KEANE ENTER· Calil. 92660 F517809 The re;111rant(1) com· Bualn•H Nam• uary 21, Febr11ary 3, 10. t7 publoety r11d aloud •I th Published 0ia.1y Pilot Jan-ttlct Secretary JC ReS0t11, Inc., a Cefflor· PRISES (b)SPRINKLER Thia b u1ln1u !• con-Published Newpon Beach-menced to 1ranue1 buSI· Statement 1992
FIND uary 2l', February 3, 1992 Publlall•d Newpor t nla corporallort. 533 Coast SERVICE (C)LANOSCAPE dT~ed by:, a:' ~(fu•I Cot1• Mell Daily Pilot Jan-ness under the Flct•ltOUS The Fonowtng pt<Sons M·043
MOSO BHch-Coala MtSI Diiiy Booltvetd South. La Jolla. LIGHTING, 271 Liiac Lane. ~~·~01 ~:~!ct i~i:i: uary 20, 27. Feb<uary 3. 10, B11s1ness Name(a) listed are doing but1ness as P ILOT CLASSIFIED
---------Pilot January 27 February caftf. 92038 Co111 Mesa, Cahl. 92627 neu under the FICtitloua 11192 above Oil' January 13, LOSKAS LANDSCAPES an apartment PUB~IC NOTICE 3 1992 • Thi• buslneu la con-David Patrick Keane, 211 B alneu N•m•(•I listed M-022 1992 16811 Hoskin• •O. Hun-II s ttt• resource you ..... h 1 f d • ducted by: a COfl>Ofatlon ~c Lane, Cotta M•aa. u Rieha1d B Glasser tington Beach Calil 92649 can count on to soll a miOug C ilSSI ie NOTICE TO M049 The regl1tran1(1) com-Cahf. 92e27 ~ ~~anuaty 2· 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE This sta1ement was li'-<l Steven Paul Loska. 16811 myriad or merctton·
CONTRACTORS PUBLIC NOTICE menced 10 trenaact butl-This bu1lness la con. 1 er 'tt01th lhe Counry Cle<k or Hoskins •D Huntington d1se items. because
PREVENr CALLI NO 'OR llDS "'" oodtt the Flclltlout ducted by: an lndMdual :~• i:•1~:' wCl~:S':, FlctltlCM.la Orange Coooty on January Beach, Calf 92649 our columns compel
Scnoot 01str1ct· NEW· Flcutloue Buslneu Name(s) kllect The reglstrant(t) com-Orange County~ January Bualneu Nam• 17. 1992 Th11 business ts con· qualllted buyers to
PORT·MESA UNIFIED 8ualne .. Neme at>0Ye on: NJA mtnced lo ti~ 1 1992 Stet•ment FS18841 ducted by· tn lnd1Y1dual caJll s c Hoo L o ts TR t CT Statement J. Wlcklltl• Peteraon, Pre•· .,... undef the us ' F5 t 735 t The FOiiowing persons Publtshad Nev.port B .. cn· Tne reg111rant(sl com-842·58 78
_ Prol&CI' BID 108•92, CON· The Follow! ldent Bu1lne11 Nam•(•) I ed are dOong bus.nest as· Costa M~sa Oa.ty Pilot Jan-menced to transae1 busi·njimiiiiiiii
Hove A
Garage Sole !
TRACT "13·92 COMHS .,. cl bu91~ ='°"' Thia etalemenl WU filed above on· Januaty 2. I 2 Publ•shtd Newport Beach-(•)HUG ME (b)HUG ME uaty 27 Febru3ty 3 10 11 ness under lh• Flct.t•OUS WEIG~T ROOM BISB~S LANCING . 503 With the County Clerk ol David Keane Colla Mesa Dally P110t Jan-COMPANY 16 Mission Bey 1992 • • • . Business Name(s) listed
Bid 0.edhne· Thursd1y. Edgewattf Place Bilboa Orange County on January Thia ltalerntnt WU !tied Ull'f 13, 20, 27, February 3 Drive. CJron1 dtl Mar, M-042 above on N A Februaty tl, 1992. 2:00 Calif 9266t ' ' 9, 1992 wi1h lhe County Clerk ol 1992 • Calli. 92625 Steven P. Losi.1
p "' w.;m1ng1on-M111ick Enter· F5 t 7907 ~· Councy Oil January M..OOS Mtchell• Otan• Wangbtfg, PUBLIC NOTICE Thtl 1latemtnt was tiled Place of Bid Receipt prlHt Inc. 1 Cahlornla cor· Published Newport ee•oh· 3, t 2 Hi Mission Bly Drrve. Co-wnh tile County C1t1~ ol
Management SupPofl Ser·. poratlofl '3090 Pullman Costa Meea Dally P1to1 Jan-F5H955 PUBLIC NOTICE rona del Mat, Ctall 92625 'FlcUtloua Orange Couniy on Janual) PAC9'1C VllW
VICH 2985-A BHr SttMt Costa Mm Calif. 92629 • uary 20. 21. FtbNary 3, 10. Publllhed Newpot1 Beach-~-1 Thi• bu11nen 11 con-a uslneH Hem• 14. 1gg2
Costa MHa. CA 92626 BisbM'I Marine Fuels Inc., 1992 Coeta Mesa Dally Pilot Jan-r~t tloua ducted by: an IOCllYldual Statement F518097 •MONAL ~AM
Place Ptans Documents to 1 Cahlornla corporatlori. M-021 uary t3, 20. 21. February 3. •ualnea• Name The regls\rant(s) com-The FollOllMQ peraons Publ<•htd Newport Beacn· c.m.tery • Mot1uer,
be picked up· Same as 503 Edg-attf Place, s. t992 Statemettt menced to transact buSI· ate domg buSll'lffa u : Costa Mes\ ca ry p. ot Ja"-j Cheoel • er-tOf)
above Of 11 watkthtough. boa C.itf 812Mt PUBLIC NOTICI M..Q03 Th• Folowing pwaone neu undet the Fict•toous THE BOOK STORE 1957 ua 20 27 February 3 10 3500 Pacific View Orl\11 There wi~ be a 53500 Robert J. Bisbee, 2829 are, doing buaineaa aa· Business Name(•) llstecl Newport Blvd .. Costa 'Y • · ~ 9Mcf1
l\Ofl-ftfundable charge tor Portola Or., Cotta Mau, Flctltlou9 PUBLIC NOTICE H K Et«ERPRISE. s11v, at>ove on· January 7, 11192 Mesa. Cal·f 92627 1992 M.032 .....,..
plant and 1peciflca1Jona !Of Cahl 92628 aual,.... N.,._ Boin . Newport BHch. Michelle D Wangberg &ad Witson, l 642 Conan-1 1111!!!!~!!!!!!!'~
the proltel Thia buslne11 la con-Stetetnenl Flctlttou. Calif 92663 Ths atatement was fifed der Or llA Coll• Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE r: WAuc'rHROUGH A man-ducted by: Joint venlin The FolloWlng !*ION h•lneu Nam• Dominic Caruso, SHV, with lhe County Cler1! ol Caf.f 92626 ' '
datory w•fkthroUQll o. I th• The reglatrant(•I com-are dolna business u ! ltatem.nt Boin . Newport BHch, Orange County on January Thia busmen la con----,-,-c-tl_tl_o_u_1 __ _
,....._ ... n • .,..... sites la Khedutt<f IOI' Janu-mtrlCed lo traneact buti-ORIGINAL IDEAS, t9582 The Following peraons Shopping for a new 9, igg2 ducted by: 11t1 lnd1V1dual l uslneu Nam• M '* Ch 1 ·11111y Pllllt ·• ary 27• t99:l, at I01X> LM neu undtf the Flctltiout Occidental Ln., Huntington are doing l>ullneu as: apartment? e1aaall19d F5178t0 The registrant(•) com· 0 "C:ry epe
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A READER SERVICE Of THIS NEWSPAPER
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Ind Pfoviclt 1 1hady pl1e1 IOf 'httclren to pl1y It
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with the County Cleftt of Sol, San Clemente, Cahf. Plau #300, Newport 942 MTa M.o23 Cai.I 92707
Orang• County on JIAlflly 92e72 S.acf\, Calif. 92980
14, t992 Tlll1 bu1lne11 te con-Tiii• bu1lnt11 la con-
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Published .Newport leach-ntflhlp Tiie regl11ranl(1) com-
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3 0 menced 10 transact bu9I-""' undet lhe Flctltloua uarv 20, 21. February • 1 • ,,... und9r lhe Actlttoue lklllneu Name(•) ••*'
t992 M·""" luslnn1 Name(t) ht9d aboYa on! December 30,
-v.JV above on: January 15, 1"1
PUBLIC NOTICE : 011Hf11e ~ =. -• Ntc1
"°tltJeua Thia ltatement WU filed wl1tl the County Ci.ril of
halftee• ....... • with the County Oltftl o4 °'f9C County on Januery
lteteMent ?t~Countv on Ja.r..y 7, 1 2 ,ltl28'
The Folo'Mng PeftON FltllH ""*thed NewpOft Beacll-83~~ A':~OCI· Pu&llahtd Newport leach-eo.t8 MIN Oalty Pilot Jan-
A'f!S, 381 Hoapllal Road Coale Men Delly Piiot Jan. uary 13, 20, 27, febrUaly 3,
Suite 427. Newpoft leach • ..,.,., 27, P'*'-Y 3. 10, 17, llt2
Callf, l2t4l3 1 "2 M..o 10
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then a ~ COAST OAOUP 0.1.A., IOI MMa. C.W. ~
The reglt lrtnt(I ) co'"" Cane"-. Newpcwt a..ct\, R99ardln9 Aaataurtnte, ~ lo tr8f1Nd butt-Callf. l2llO Inc. ~ 4)4 San
,... und9f 1he ~ June L D9lon. I01 Cano l t r nardlno, Newport
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Thie ""'"*" wee llad cN. """'°'1 lead\. Calf. The , .. , • .,anti•) """' Wiit\ the County Clertl of l2llO IMftOed '° -.ct .... Orenge County on JtftMy Thi• bu11ne.. la con-,... ~ .. ~
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STARTING~ I NEW BUSINESS??
The L.9gal Department at the Piiot Is
pleued to announce a new aervtce
now avallabte to new bualnnses.
We wtll now SEARCH the nam• for
you at no extr1 charge, and aave you
the time and the trtp to the Court
HouH In Senta Ana. Then, Of COUf'le ,
after the HarCh la compe.ted we wtll
flle your ftct"IOu• bullnnl name
1tatement with the County Clerk,
publlah once a week tor four weeks
u rwqutNd by law and then flle your
proof of pubffcdon wtth County Clerk.
......
Pleue atop by to file your fictitious
bualneu statement at the Piiot Legal
Department, 330 West Bay, eo.ta
M9sa, CaHfomla. ff you can not ttop
by, pf .... call UI at (714) 842-4321 ,
Extenak>n 315 or 316 and we wttl
make arrangementa for you to handle
thll jHOCedu,. by mall.
" you should have any further
queatlona, plMM call ua and we ~II
be more than gltld to aulat you.
Good Luck In your
new bualneull
88 Monday, January 27, 1992
330 West Bay Street
INDEX
~REAL ESTATE
DB!JFOR SALE _
Houses/Condos ..................... 1002· 1094
Mobile Hom es ............................... 1 l 00
Acrea ge .......................................... 11215
Building & Contract ..................... 11150
Beach P roperty ............... . ........... 11715
Cemetnr)"'llLots ......... · ...................... 12215
Houses To Be Moved .................... 13215
Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
Apartment9/Commerclal ................ 2760
Bualness Property ......................... 2787
Business OMce Rental• ................ 2789
Commercial Prope~ty .................... 2778
Duplexes/Units .............................. 2788
Industrial ...................................... 2788
Income Property ........................... 2790
I nBUSINESS a UFINANCIAL I
Bu~i~sa Fo,J' Sale ........ ~ .. --.---2900'
Business OpportunJty ................... 2904 Lots -F-or.Sale.... ........ ~ ............... ._ .............. ,...--1400 -~-
Out-Of-County ............................... 115215
Out-Or-state .................................. 115158
Ranches/Farms .............................. 115715
R,l!sort Properties ......................... 11580
Time Shares .................................. 11590
Real E,.tate Exchange ................... 1600
Real Estate Wanted ..... ., ............... 16215
..,REAL ESTATE
U.URENTALS
Houses/Condos ..................... 2 102·2194
. Apartments .......................... 2G02-2694
Duplexes ....................................... 2 704
Rooms ........................................... 2706
Hotels/Motels ................................. 2718
Vacation Rentals ........................... 2722
Roommates Wanted ...................... ~ 724
Rentals Wanted ..................... ·--·~· -2!7.2"6
Garnges For Rent ......................... 2740
Storage .......................................... 2 7 42
Mis c. Rentals ................................ 2744
•
Business Wanted ........................... 2906
Credit ...... ., .......... } ......................... 2907
Inves tment Opportunity ............... 2908
Investment Wanted ....................... 2910
Money To Loan .... : ........................ 2914
Money Wanted ......................... i .... 2918
Mortgages, T.D ............................. 2918
All real estate
listings that run in
Saturday's publication
appear in the separate
Real Estate tabloid
section.
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Sell Your Private Pr,ty
MerchmcD
HERE!~
Announcement• ............................. 2920
l'u.rnJlure ........................................ 801•
MJso. Mercbandlae ........................ 801D
Cameru .......................................• 8018
CoDecUble• ..................................... 8017
Computer• ..................................... 8018
Free Mercbandi•• ......................... 8028 Theater/Caetlng ............................. 28SU ,.. ___ , 802 .. Jewelry,..-~.,Art............................ "'
Income Tax .; ................................. 2929 Bulldi M • i-•-8030 lll' ••• ,. ~ ...................... ..
Loat • Found ......................... ····:.:.··:.:.··:..:· 2:.9::2:.:5=-----:"MMHUne-804"' -. ., ..................................... ...
Health• Fitness ........................... 3000 Omoe Furniture/Equipment .......... 8047
8choola/lnstr!-1ctlon ....................... 3012 Pets/AnJmal.a .................................. 8048
Travel .................. ~ ......................... 3014 Musical lnatruments ........ , ............ 8065
Memberships ................................. 3b1s Plano9/0rcan• ............................... 8058
Peraonala .............................. 3002·3006 Bicycle• ......................................... 8060
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
Service Directory ................. 3408·3939
Employntent .................................. 151530
Employme nt Wa'nted ..................... 1515315
Domestic ........................................ 51540
lnMERClllNlllSE -~1_ ~FOR SALE
Antiques ........................................ 6010
Appliances ..................................... 6011
Au1:Uons ............. ::: ........................ 11012
......
Sport in I' Good• ............................. 8086
Tlcketa .... 1 ...................................... 8076
TV/Stere91El~tronlc• .................... 80~0
Oar•&'• Sales ....................... 6102-8190
Boats .................................... 7011-7018
Marine Service .............................. 7020
Marine Slips/Docks ....................... 7022
Airplanes ....................................... 8010
Camperstrrallers ........................... 8014
Scooters ........................................ 8018
Automobiles .......................... 9010·9090
How To Place A Classified Ad
BY PHONE
714-642-5678
BY VISITING OR MAIL
330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA, 92627
(corner o! N?wport Blvd. & Bay St.)
DEADLINES
Monday ...................................... Friday 5:30PM
Tuesday ....... .' ........................... Monday 5:30PM
GENERAL POLICY
Rates and deadllnn ·are subject to cb&np without
notJce. Tbe publlaber reae"'a tbe r1Jbt to cenaor,
n claulfy, r nlte or reject any claulfled
adYtl'tl•ement. Pleue report ao7 errors that ma7 be
ln 7our cluslned ad lmmed1atel7. Tbe Daily PUot •
Tbe lndependent accept• no llablllt7 for an7 error ln
an adYertt.ement for whJcb U may be rll'ponalble
ucept for the cost of the space acU~alll occupied b7
the tlTOr, Cr~t can onlJ be ailowed for the ftrat
luerUou.
No rth Orange Co unty· :540-1220
So ut h Orange County • 496-6800 Wednesday ............................... Tbesday 5 :30PM
Thursday ............................ Wednesday 5:30PM
Houses/Condos
For Sale
GENERAL 1002
CORDIALITY
Opon floor plan, 3bd,
hardwood floors noar
comm p o ol
$259,900 (18208$)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
963·5555
DO IT YOURSELF
Pnced unc;ler market
Slnglo story P11rk
Place. 4bd 1 3 4ba
Noeds TLC Largo lot
$288,000 (8540R)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd·
963·5555
Independent ............. : ......... Wednesc\ay 3:30PM
Friday ................................... Thursday 5:30PM CLASSIFIED HOURS
Telep11.one 8:00AM-5:30PM Monday·Friday
Walk-In 8 :30AM-5:30PM Monday-Friday
Saturday ..................................... Friday 5:30PM
Saturday Real Estate ............ Thursday 5:30PM
NEWPORT
BEACH 1089
GREAT BUY!!
Priced tor quick salo
by motivated oul of
state owner! Two
l arge Un11 Ouple11.
3BA 2Ba oa Slops to
boach. canal, comm
p11rk. Ouiot foe. yot In
summer rental aroa.
Drive by 4409 nlvor.
Tenant occpd, do not
dlsturol S395,000. To
view. call (714 )982·
4214 or 650.9499
Live in Newport
Beach for Only
$159l900
SEA FAIRE
New Studio Condo
Call NOW tor Detollsl
Shirley 842·1015
LOOOK!
OUT-OF-STATE
PROPERTY 1 ~58
MOVING TO
US VEGAS?
Tired or The 111gh
cost of Irving? 2 bed·
room, f bath home
On a Iorgo, walled
corner lot. Super
Location! C om·
pletely renovatodl
RV parking. Only
$75,000. Call Biii or
Holen today at (702)
369-9242 tor lntor·
mallon.
Houses/Condos
For Rent
GENERAL 2102
NEWPORT BEACH
LEASES A~I. Lyn 975-0555
CORONA
DEL MAR 2122
COSTA MESA 2124
Eastsfde 2BR 1 Ba, gar,
encl patio, no pets.
$850/mo. 2636 Santa
Ana Ave Ii C 645-1020
MESA VERDE 3BA
H•BA. lrplc, 1500 S/f.
gar, grdnr. Avail 211.
$ t 225/mo. 646-9906
Nice 2Br 2VorBa twn·
hmo . garago. frplc,
pool, CanyonM ctorra
area $950/mo. VIII•
Rentela 975·4912
COSTA MESA 21 24
IL'ool Home-3Br 2b•
home w/frptc In Col-
lege Perle Vacanti
S 1325 mo. Remax Rltr
M2·9197
H UNTINGTON
BEACH 2140
LAO 1 BR twnhm. Op·
lion lo buy. W/0, trig.
Nf':Wf'OBT
HEACH 211;~
PrHtiglou1 Condo!
In gated comm. 2BR
Sultea, family rm, ti·
brary, 2500 1/f. Alt
white decor. A vlllue
al $2950 6 mo lse.
Cell 940-5324
S700/mo lncludea op· -•'""D'"'U~P~L-=E"'X.,.--.,.2B,,,.-r ......,.2B""a-.
lion Ownr/Agt 3&4·2543 garage. balcony, bl!(
NEWJ>OHI'
HEACH 2169
10 bch. s12001mo. NPT Hghts 2Br 1 'hBa (818)359-4539 BLUFFS 4 bdrm or don,
condo, frplc, 2-sty, 1· 1 BR/alngle. court .. ipa, 1---------2Ba. nu crpVtlla ·pnt, 2
car dotachod garago. etc F in ange gas •LIDO ISLE• patios, nr pool/park.
S875/mo 642-2074 waier rn~·I. rR•fsl • S540: 2BR 1 BA hM. Patio, SI 500fmo 723-0352
NPT HOHTS 2Br lBa
dpht, patio. nu kiV cpl,
w/d hltup. N/pe1s s000
Avall now. 644·8586
The Community Mar·
kol Placo Pilot Class!·
l1od
842-5878
No pe11. 722·7178 trplc, dbl gar. $1400/ Ltllt•Npt North
mo Yrly 885-0215 or End Unit 26R + NJo:WPOHT
HJo:J\C H :! 11rn
All Kind• of Jobi For
All Kinda of People.
Piiot Cle••ltled.
67~1328 ••• 2.5BA lwnhm, 2 car
129 40th St "8" attach garage $1 350.
3 bdrm, t BA, gar. Bkr, Llong1 640.566.4
Avail NOW. St 150. Buy II. Sell II. Find II
Agent 675-3777 or pgr Clasalhed. 857·3996 Jim Jacobs
ERVICE
Nf':Wt't>H I'
HEACll 2169
Blu"• 4Br. 2'YJBa 2·sty
condo. private patio,
fireplace, pool $1500
+ security. Call Sandi
644·5771, 8·5, M·F.
USE
THE
PILOT'S
CLASSIFIED
NEWl'OHI
llf':AC II 2 I IHI
STEPS TO SAND!
YeARLY 1Bdrm to
3BR homeS/duplexes
avt now $850-S 18501
mo Incl Oceanfront.
Viii• Rent1l1
175-4912
WESTCLIFF Spacious
4BR SBA, den, dining
rm. Slngle story w/3
car gar. Avail lmmed
$2300/mo. Call Biii
972-1270 or 644-1274.
SOUTH C'Ol\ST
Mt;THO :.?IHO
TUSTIN 2UW
3BR 3BA eJteC. hom•.
lmmac Inside & out
Prestigious St. Huber1
Woods area. 3 car
gar, p001. sec system.
t p, and many more
apectal feature•
52.000/mo. 1 yr IH
Ouallfled lnqu1r1e1
only pl .. se. 7 t 4/ 730·
9400 wknd/eve. or
714/G75·5724 day1.
Apartments
For Rent
BAI.HI lA
2110h Delu•• 2br. 2ba, prlv llilMilMllll
patio, Incl gar, nr SCP. YEARLV. Lrg unlurn
Like new. no pet. $800 1 BR apt over garage.
Avall now. 581-3738. Stove: refrlg. utll Incl
To place an ad In $800/mo. 673-4878 The Piiot ctassrlled, Malce the r1ghl move
Call 842·5878. Pilot Real Estate
'
•On water aocurlty bldg.2BR.2BA ~Clen.1~--------------------~--------------------~------------------------------------------------~----------------------------•11
COSTA MESA 1024
E'SIDE 3BA 1 BA 5-car
gar. lrg 101. Great loco·
uonl Custom remodel
Int & ext. OPEN SAT
1-4, 492 Flower St
Asking 5380,000 Call
893·9989
··ouNTAJN
VAi.LEY 1034
HUNTINGTON
HEACH 1010
•Y OWNER 3Br 2Ba
Walk to beach. Cul·
d•Hc. $259,000. Call
Frank/Sue 960.5S03
MOTIVATED SELLER!
Popular 3bd 11 crlap
and c lean. French
door1, fireplace Near
beach $274,900
(18542P)
ERA Raff trty & Lloyd
983-5555
1.J\UtJNA
Hfo:AC"H 104H
C1tallna. SunHt1I
f':lo. cot.st 6 city Ille
vwal 2B~Ba. cmr lot
$3561< Agt 40 ..... 837
Whemor you're buylnO
or Hfllng, ClaHlfleCI
cover• alt your needt l
By Owner Newpt Bch
2BR 2BA, laundl"'f, eJt·
celent conCI. aacrlllce q1 $39,500. 6416-0461.
Ocean View Lot!
Bulldlng plans avoll·
able. Laguna Bo3ch
erea. good nelgnbor-
hood I 5350,000 w/
Terma (818)503·2014
Fabulous vu. no amkr,
$2500 64"\·8320.
Lg aludlo w/full kltch.~li6ii1Milti frig, now pnt/carpet no .. _______ _
amkr/no pot, 1 person
utll Incl $695. 673...C705
Un1quo 1 BR 2BA, patio
O cean Blvd . J etty
view, S1650 Incl utll.
675-3382
COSTA MESA 2124
Move·ln Specl11!
$400 OFF 1st MO!!
Twn hae·•lyle, 3Br
21,;ea. encl garage,
W/D hkupa, pool &
spa. 2233 Fairview Rd
548·700t
Riviere Twnhm•ll
4Br 2"'9•. big yerd,
aop lamily rm, trplc,
v a ca nt , $132S/mo.
Remax Rltra 542·9787
INCREASE
YOUR
REACH
THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
~ffi
$1.21 per line
per day.
That'• ALL you pay.
8Hld on 4 Mntt,
24 lllWl>OM
111 lhe
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
J\l>DITIONS
Ht-:MOl>ELl:\1. 111 11
( ... llt\i'>l I\ I I I I t· s .1 ~1 :.!H
KICchen•·B•lhroom• THI OlllQlllAL
Room addition•.
Plumblng. cabinet•, DEAN tht TILi UN
t t'.N\ t.~
& DEC'KS :Ill I :-l
New construction & r•
~alu . All 1ype1.
Chennlng •rown
Con•truatlon. Uc.
i*626838. 249-1413
1.1\Nl>M /\l't'. c\r.
I.AWN C !\lit-.!HOH
• TREii 41
Topptdi"emo•e. La•111,
~151-3411
l'J\lN l INU :tliM-1
MIN80W Clrc,. Melnt. Mlkua Plumlllln•
l'llnlltlg ~ ttou111 S30.hr. ReaualH N
Ape. Quel. joO. Free "t Job 100 big °' amall
St. llCIS89897 636-1"758 F0t all your plumbl
The '•lntln9 Proa. need•. 96CMtte
HOOFING :w to All aerv. performed
Fr" Esl/Baat Price
Lv• m1g. 675·5415.
ceramic tile, formic•. leeky ahowera·ACld
drywall. painting. w .. h & regrout. New
French door•. Fr•• & Repair. Battirooma·
eallmale•. lnaured/11-Shower doora. Kite· ., ftoot L .. kt MJ\SONHY :1H2R
cenaed (•535434), Floor•Plumblng Lie. •Custom brick, block 6 Low cott. h'lgh quality
Quality s.Mca Bye-25yr1 O.C. 173-49065 Premium oak 1280/ Ilona 31 vr• OC Bua roof repalra & reroof
lem1 71'/897·2223. cord. Del. & Stacked. Uc.I &67294. bonded. wt Otte Stld HlllO T09'f* Oce•nvlaw Conauud
OP•N MSIEn'emod... Alao Euc:elyptu1. Elm. llolt B31·7M7 Total lnteri0t Remod· Fr" eat Uc •573eM
ldeH . SaVSun 1-4. LcMng Child Cara Avail PIM . 984-4099 Brick, Stone & Flatwork atlng Sefv. Advtoe To 1~•~1 _1n_oc_. _&4&-__ 1_10_1 _ _.
E Btuna. 2 t 04 Fuen-My .. ,.. clean NB ,_P_r_e_m-lu_m_,_O-ak-.-.-v.-.-& Pe•lo•. • zatden wane The Crazy. 633-1172 o I c IC H "'b •,.
lea. NB. Borg1trom home. F·PT. Call wknd dallvery •vall. Integrity etfordabla 1'411802. New r I' t llSO N 1\ I. 552-<4141 or &44-7772 M.y. &48-MM Bob Miii 723-4588, Uc.1547730, 311-8843 6 leak1 rep4ilred.
Ht:AUTY .111;1o
ColllpleteSldftC_.
I I .I 1\NINI• I St-llVI( I-S .1:, IH
pager M4-0929.
ltl\NllY Ml\N ;1110
~cne. pigmentation, ....... w Of11oe l!Jc.
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c:eteef1t Srvcl 175-0HI fenc.a & o•t•a Senior HllSINI· S S
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gar. w/d 'tile up, 1244 CALL TOOAYll
..-CONVEYS CUSTOMS plumbing; thctrleal,
C ablneta/Furnlture. ahower•""ub·tll•-bo•I
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QUIRES that all \.lted
houaehold goods
movera print their
PUC. Cal T number,
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aq ti, Fair/Fairview loc. ASK FOR $1000/mo. 850-1063
E'aJd• 2 yr new 1"700 a/I CANDY
2·aty SFO. frplc, entl"'f Your ..._./OOmm.. AepM &
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w /d Incl. f/p, $t325/ Se 11 your ho m • K1tclieft.Cabe.81111ht a cell Ing, 1prtn11Jef1. trM
mo. 744-8708 •v•. or through claHm.d. Door·~ PILOT CLA881~SD lrtmmtnQ, etc. Sr di••
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byfront, tBA 111A, laundry. No~.
pvt bch l»rMa. Bo9t 2020 'Utlerton Ave. ._.. .V.. _.~ llMI mo. Ut.a4a7
1iM newer. nu pnt, LAAOI! 1BA, very clean, ·
atO\M, ,.frig, c.,..c, hahly painted, gat wt
.blnda. SUO. 714-123-oe>ener. lndry. 1H4C 04'4, 310-924-8043 Anaheim. 1545·3229
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month ,Rl!I! 'with 18A 1150 . ......al4 Coate M•a 648-4330
...... 1150/mo. Call l'em nontemkr •hr 38R loA LWI 285 eq ft
• eeo-aa10 * 28A CM hH W/Nm•. 10 1241 eq ft at 1.85-
Near S.C.Ptza. 1215. 11.00. 440 e. "17th ~I.
751-027'2 or 662·1623 CM. Back Bldg. 760..
0730 or 845-3523. SOIJTll ("()f\ST 2IA 1 AA. 1 ,., •pee•. large 21R enc. gar
1 blk 'lo bch. new Fncd patio & yd, w/d
palnVcatpet. 1950 utll hkup, $775. 642.·771'0 28 1aa13a 28 pd. 544-4944 or 135·7611. * 179~·$1H. c'arpo:.
Mt-: ruo :.!liHti
HB·oc•an near. Male to
•here 2Br apt w/aame.
Mature non·•mkr pref.
1319/mo. 848-8393
( 'OMMEIH "IAI.
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LOCAL 8NACK Prtv.Pty. aMka 1600 pJl-
MACHIN• DUL vate ftrlt, well Hewed
POR UL• CHUP ~LTV. "'" higher
1-eoo.ee-.oaM 1han cc ratH, call
LOCAL V•NDINQ (114) 251-3245
DllAL MUST S&LL REFINANCe your ad-
CHDP jultabte rate mortgage
1-e00-741·3333 NOW. Don't mlH
LOSE WEIGHT out. tntarell rat••
could climb et any
minute. Call for a lree And earn mooay. Call John. 675-8051 loan evetuetlon. JOE
PAY PHONK Route 2BA 28A unh. Ganige, LARQE 28R 1181 pool, epa, nu cafpet
frptc, aundeck. 309 M le ,.31 1""& No Pet• 7a2-eo11 32nd St. 11050/mo ap . v .._, I
v .. r1y. 650-0389 MONTE IERRENO Apartments
For Rent
LIDO tSLi Cozy, qule
4Br hH, lg• patio, nr
bch M/F"23·39 n·•mkr $435 + utll. 72J.0400
12 Corp Pia•. Nwpt Fo r Sale. Poaalbl•
Bch, 16,330 a/I, Ego $1200 Wkly Cesh In·
bldg, hlghty upgraded come. t-800-741-4311
TUCKY, Pacific Trans
Mortgage Inc. (714)
962-0485 or 522-4200
UYPRONT condo 2Br
2Ba, 2 cat gat, pool, APARTMENTS
boat dock evt, S1500 1BR 1BA, $825. 1350
No peta eT:a..eMO Off 1 et Mo Rent
M/I, non·amkr to shr
3BR 3BA, Nwpt Crest
Condo. AH amenltl~a.
$500/mo + utit. Pam/
In Faahlon Island,
S1,500K LH 720-0101
On the Bay. Fum 2BR.
gr .. 1 cond. parking,
cloM to Ferry, S 1275/
mo. (310) 375-5500.
("OHPN.\
DEL M /\H :!H2 2
INUUSTRIAL 27HH
Frlga avl. Covered 2 400 'SF N ta h parking, cable, beautl· 1 WD C
fully lndacpd. Poot, 2 Belboe Penn 1450/ NPT Beach lrg 2Br 2Ba 3975 Birch Street
lndry rms, gated com· mo. Room/Bath, W/D, apt w/trg hv rm & bat· ___ A_g.;...t_54_1_·5_o_3_2 __ _
Tunlty :148·7017 ulfls pd. Pvt bch, 1 n/ cony, great view, awe· ~300 sit
Move·ln Speclell amkr pref'd 499·2068 some tennis facllllles. 1670 A·C Babcock, N 2B pool, Jacuzzi & gym. Costa Mesa $710.
HOO M S :!'/Ob Steve 548·0784
ewer R, s795 Cal C.M. Furn rm N/amkr 5520/mo. Non-amkr. '""'46-4262 or 64"9543 OK. Call Pam, Agt kl & I I ' o Id 774 ..., ..,.
•• Ve-...... lou• & 646-5880 or 979·3848 lch ndry ~pr v. no pets. av • • •• --_______ ..;._;... Near ahops & trans 9774 wk; 720-3851 hm Business &
Finance
Unique Studio Apt, MUST SEEi $350 d 646 8405 walk lo bHCHt $600/ + •P • PROF Male 28·35 lo Shr
mo. 780.9~09 Beaulllut 1 & 2BR FEMALE'.. N_B luxury n Ice 4 BR, 2 Y.IBA
tQWnhomea. D/\N, condo, ocean view, Oovor Shores home.
patio, lndry rm, fire· pool, tennis. $450/mo $525/ mo lncta u1ils. ~BR 1 BA. d/W, bl1 rna.
pool, dbl carport, no
pell. deck. $850.
760-1199, Bet. 9 10 6.
place, upgrade~. + security, 722·8577 Call Jlm Days/251·8606,
$750·$825/mo. Evea/645·9510 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY 2904
2BR 2BA upper unit,
many upgradH, frplc,
deck, lndry: $1050.
Avalf 211. 7ap-0491
COSTA Mt:SA 2tl24
238 AVOCADO ,
CENTAUR MGMT
642·2288 or 631·2725
NEW ~
• 2BR 2Ba, pvt garage.
waaher/dryer, good
Costa Meaa locatlon.
Move·ln Speclell Clean 2BA house for S975 714·650-83 to
rent In quiet Eeat· ~N-=--wp--=--t -.-cr-0-.. -1h-0-1t-reo-t, aid• neighborhood. New paint. Encl back 2Br 1.25BA, trplc, gor,
yard. ldHI lor working $795/mo. 1665 Irvine
roommates $750/mo Ave '17 720.9422
Catt &4e..t902 Special. $100 Off 1st
HOTl'.J.S
& MOTt:LS 27 1H
Shr 2BR, dbl bath In
beautiful Westctltt, NB, Complete One·Hour
Coa.. M•••'• Beat furn. Fem. nts. clean. K~ak Mlnllab equip, y tuw New off 9 ~5·9164. xtnt, BK aata, ask tn~. Deluxe '~oms, r":. South Coast Metro. Fe· $29K/b.o. 714-251-3245
frig, micros, cont. bk· mole n/smkr, clean, GROUND FLOOR
fall, maid aervlce. resp to ahr condo. OPPORTUNITY
Special rate from Pool, Jacuzzi. $290/mo BE THE FIRST
s150/Wk. e31.9000 + u11ts2t,~:~s-;8n 12. WITH THE NEW
RENTALS TO
SllAllt: 2724 NINTENDO
AREAS FILLING FAST
MAKE MONEY FASTER
THAN YOU CAN COUNT IT
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY 2908
CDINVl!STOR
Security equity In·
veatment.a pay CD
rates & terms +
pofntl. 714/638-4717
MONEY
TO LOAN 2914
A-1 CREDIT
NOT NEEDED
CONSOLIDATE UP TO
$30,000 TODAY
LOANS AVAILABLE,
LICENSED/BONDED
1·800-879-2999
7 DAYS
MONEY
WANTt-;1> 2 916
SSOOK privet• ftrat
wented on prime
Newport Beach (Udo)
house, 30yr. due In 5/
7, 35%LTV, p.p. (714)
251·3245
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INCOME TAX 2922
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mo rent E'1lde 1 BR
1 BA. HUD Welcome. $545. Alll now.
'722-0812 or 975·1677.
RETIRE IN 7 YEARS.
BY OWNING YOUR OWN
PROFESSIONALLY LO·
CATEO ROUTE OF THE
JUST RELEASED (I/I 92)
COIN OPERATED
"SUPER NINTENDO"
VIDEO SYSTEMS. IN·
VESTMENTS AS LOW AS
$11,990.
•flt• you ere •n· ---------------------------tltled to. Move-In Speclal!
$400 OFF 1st MO!! DANA POINT 2626 3Br 2~8a, encl ga·
raga, W/O hkupa, pOOI DUPLEX 2 +-den +:Z or COM 2BR 2BA to shr.
& apa. 2233 FalNlew 2 +2. New carpet, ver· $250 Hc. ~500/mo. •h
'Rd 548-7001 tfcata & paint. Oceon utll gas & etec.
view•. $1 000/$850. No 644-0854, Denise.
Move-In Special!
11z Off 1st Month!
199 Sec. Depoalt
Spacloua 1 BR. quiet
cool ocean brHzes.
pool, covered parking. ••w •r•••• "Pt• 548.0338
• l!.Slde CM. new lg•
2BR 2BA, gar. S980.
GrHt Neighborhood.
842·'7334
-.co you need lg clean
2br 1ba? Garage. new
cpl , D(W, alorage.
$750 No Pet 640-2495
•EASTSIDE*
$150 OFF!!
2BR 1 \.'\BA town-
pet. Om 805-e49-4419
HUNTINGTON
Bt:ACll 2640
Spac. 2BR apt. Nu
paint. encl gar. Avail
lmmed. aml pet OK.
$695. Call 846-6634
NEWPORT
BEACH 2llfiH
BLOCK TO BEACH!
$200 OFF!!
3BR 2BA lower unit.
Garage, D(W. W/D
hkups 11150/mo
210 ORA'4T
CENTAUR MGMT.
642·2288 or 631 ·2725
houae. Gatage, fir• ---------
Coala Mesa • Shara lrg
home. M/F, clean. r•
apon, rettaSla. $395
+. 650-6659 att 6pm.
•NB Exec Office
Sultea, 9x12. lurn.
Froe parking. lunch
room & colfee, roc:ept,
conl fOOm, FAX, cop·
1er. Near JW Airport.
47700 Von Karman,
NB. $350/mo, mo-lo·
mo. Al Quinlan. 833·
9550
St,t;KJNO
CALL RIGHT NOW FOR
FULL INFORMATION
1-8()().437-8013
St;t;KJNU Si',t-,KJNU
place. DIW. patio, •2BDRM $700• ind~er1'7 :,S~;'~iE •1BDRM SSOO• UNFORGETTABLE SINCERE
CENTAUR MGMT. Frig. dahwahr, llova .. liilliltiliit DISCREET GENTLEMAN
WOMEN 300-1 MEN 3003 WOMEN 3004
642·2288 or 631-212s 1nct. No.pets 545-4855 IN EVERY WAY MARRIED
37, blonde. blue, 5'8" SIC Would like to start the •LAROE• 1BR. Enc •Charm 2br tba Furn, Gorman beauty, ala PHY IAN New Vear with some-
gar, etec ranoe. frig. 200tt to bay. some vu. f\atural. outdoorsy. Healthy Newport one spoc:lat. Single
No pets. Patto $550/ exctuslve Boac:on Bay. well read, world trav· Beach SWM would white male, 36, ltnan·
mo + dep 642·5964 $1050. 673·2929 ~1WIW!""'ll eter, ready to aettla like an Intimate .,. (:iaJly aocure. would
•Lf'O Ctinn Stuc:no w / 1 HOUSE ''°"' Mech. down, many & t\eV• rangeruent w1lh a d&a-ltke to mfft young
Call 457·1734
BUY -
through cluaified
642-5671
St..:t.K.INU
WOMEN 3004
TIRED
OF DATING?
full kltchen. lncla ulils. Squeaky clean Studio k1da with tall athletic croot marrlod woman lady, aver\lge to at· No peta. Off·St prkng. apt. $600/mo yrty. HARLEY prolesslollal who'• fl· 2<>-30 for ••enement tractive looks for ____ Y_O_U ___ _
S475tmo. 240-2299 Avalf'2/1. 549-2369 nanclatly secure & en· and lantasy. #3171, lriendshlp, compan·
2BR lBA apt. f/p, 1 car COMPANION /oya ltfe without neod ____ F_L_Y____ lonship, possible mar· AND I
Me loo. SM. 29. 5'6".
blond. blue grn, took·
Ing for aortous rela·
t1onsh1p Athteuc. out·
going, fun, trustwor·
thy, no games I'm
worth the call •3182.
.MOVE.IN SPECI"' '· gar, newly remodeled. SWF, young looking for smoking, drugs or rlage. •3t83. Are decent, kind. Intel·
1.R & 2.R 2 •
'!'" 518 INine Ave. Call 40, lomlnlna. attracuve1_a_1c_o_h_ol_._,,_4_1_7_3_. __ BOY SMALL·TOWN 11gen1. stable, with es·
.. 631-4442 Inside & out. Enjoys WANT KIDS? SWM, 24, 6'. medium tabllshod careers.
Pool. apa, cable hllup ---------• Harteya. 4 wheelln', build Loves every· VALUES Enjoy life, laughing,
W•ITLAKI VllLAOI 2BR. 1 car ga~ brand camping. Seoka at· SO DO I... liltng hie has to otter. Are you 26-40, sten· people, d1n1ng, mov·
_145-8122 new cpt, dee patio. tracuve, warmhearted Great gones, vory tn· Camping, akllng. der, cute, unadutter· les, happy indoors
Stepa to bch lt4'h man to grow with. telltgent, 5'71h". working out, cooking ated, monogamous, and OU1. I am OWM,
18R Apt, 2821 H.,. -2-8-1"_s_i_._99_s-_1_9_19__ ll"4171. blonde, ac:1111e, secure, and taking care ol that allly, non-materlahstic, 47, 5 8", 165, brown,
bor Blvd. Pool & Back Bay Apts. 2BR ____ J_U_S_T___ high morals, mldwest special aomeone yet approachable? green •3193.
laundry room. Cell 2BA with f/p, $1060. v&lues. nurturing, Seoka down to earth Tired of gamos. de·
548-9081 1BR t BA. f/p, gar, DO IT cherish lamlly. tr1onds. g1rt that do.an't like ceptlon. emotional
18R DUPLEX/APT 1625. 721·1 tSO You: tmaglnahve. Intel· tovea an1ertatn1ng. hoad games. #3181. and unstable dates
W/gatag• & yatd. Non CHARMING 1BR, mini· llgent, ln·shape. tall, movies, books, travot. ---------lrom hell? Me tool
smoker & No Pets. gourmet llllch. bat· 30·somalhlng. respon· being spoiled & spoil· FORMER Let's talk .. #3184.
Mid C.M. ,,.., down.-cony w/Mtn view. Nr slble, open-m inded, Ing, looking for 6' • EUROPEAN TALL
town. $595/mo. bch $775 668-9333 Rori •nloy great conversa-hero under 50 yrs. of MODEL 11on and love to laugh age. "4174, ATHLETIC
&48-llOS Grtlt 28r2BI! Me: SWF: all ol Iha Seek• paaalonate SWM. 45, financially
1 BR Moblle home•. Large, meny amenl· obove #4191. woman as a mate, secure. enjoys Illa,
Oulet, secure. From tlHI 11100/mo ___ N_E_W_YEAR____ date. lrlend. Loves ro· smites. apontana1ty,
$500-$600. 1991 Now· manca. talks, movies. aporta, outdoors.
port Blvd. No peta NEW LOVE DINNER ctowna, smites arid reading. s .. ka attrac· 646-8373 lntell1gent, blond. 5'5", POETRY balloons. Worth th• live SWF, na, 30-35, 18Aw/loft ahm, would like to cattl *3172. 5'7"+, similar Inter·
PERSONAL
SERVICES 300:>
BEAUTIFUL & LIVEI
Passionate Playmates
1·B00·231-4103
Uncensored & Holl
Visa.MC $3 min
MEET LOCAL SINGLES
1·900.773·1005
100'1 Willltng. $195 mtn
Part<sld• ocean view. moet aomeone old or FRIENDS... MATURE ••II, object: Ro-DIPlll young and enfoys hie. SWM. 23, aMking SF mence, Marriage &
Available nowl Appt to 14181 22·30 for tun limes. ATTRACTIVE Family. 13191. 1---------1
aMl 831 .. 10'7 ....... ----·-----companlonahlp, MEET
Men meet Menl Thru·
out So Cal Con·
versalion via votcemall
1 ·too-454-2004 S2 ~mtn
sees No Peta RING IN THE SWM. 5'7"ft 45, al· 8AYPRONT. 3. someday more, I'm fectlonale, Europoan RENT
2BR E•atalde. At• way beautiful view, NEW YEAR 5'10", brn hair. grn born and educated, someone special
place, yard, w/d hook 2BR 2BA apt. f/p, gar, with an exciting lady. eyoa. above average •eeke pretty, unan· tl'\counh cia.ssUled th.,.,,,.,., ~ill.ad -
up. '885/mo. No pell. w /rJ . Bea1 prlc:a. 5•3 ... blond, 4olah, looking. outspoken, cum~red. petite, oe>n--i----"'-'------"-~--·----
(6l9) 934~71 0 $1850/mo. 873-1283 non-1moker. Huo-1tralght forward & amoklng, special lady -----------------
2BR. new carpeVdrpa. ON WATER Charming. gable gentleman, out· 99,., open minded. UB lor lun, dancing. mov·
S700/mo + aee. 590 small 2br, Ideal for 1 doorsman. tennis part· lntalllgent, advantur· lea, sports. travel, ro·
Joann St. Avt tmmed. ,,_,.on, no pell, utll ner who llkea to have ous, attractf\le, noo-mance. #3192
(213) 598-1219 .--11.1 4172 racial, enJoy eating In, ---------pd 1650 yrly 650-St45 .__n_._ .. __ .____ going out & long co'n· SIGNIFICANT
3BR 1115 aq. n. ow. 2 SOMETHING varaauona Long dlllll
patios. vert & mini Welk to Bch nr Ho•• . E n hair a b ig plus. GROWTH
bhnda, pool & ape, fit· •Mov•ln Bonual• DIFFER N Drunks. druggies, EVIDENT
neaa ctr, volleyball. 2br 2b• Twnhs•S925 Are you 50+. active, gold dlggara & lnse-c 1.• ...... •4• •"38 1 & k Midlife Insanity over, entraJ locatlon neat n·-·--v v..... ma ure non-amo er, cu'• girts neod npt
642-5678
OCC ~ H.,bof/Mer· WKSTCLIFF 2BR, you t1ke tun, any kind, cell. 13185. carHr •oaring, sp1r1tu-
rlmac S1050 +-S2SO 2BA, frplc, pool, car·•_c_a_11_m_•_·_"_4_1_8_2. ___ i--.,..,...--..,...-,~---,, ally fltm. exciting dap 1 •Ae .. 6..... 3 Unes ... 3 Day1... 3 "aecond hall" anll· · port. 875. ....v-.. ,v. Sett your unwanted Dollara ... Merchandise clpated for «. N'S D, HARBOR VILLAOR 1128 Au11end Rd llama the eHy wayl under ssoo. aeeklng 30-50 leml· 145-0442 To place your clasal· &42·H'78 nine equal .partner.
lied ad call 642·5678. 1---------"3173 AU MOMA APTS
$2000FFU
t & 2BR. d/W, beaul
pool area. Ree rm,
lndry rm, cloae to
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THE ~~WPORT BEACH • COST\ ~1F~A
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NALS $595-$875/MO
&30 W. WILSON
722·9012 Of 642·2281
Clean 2BR Duplex, encl
gar, w/d hkup, amah
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All Coll-ins WIN Be Charged Regular Rote.
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, f':OUNO: Ught grey & .lotm W•wne Te....e. RllEau.aTIONllT statlef nffded. Must 1n Newpott Bch Mu9' ~"*'°'·Hand wtilte Perslan cat with Ut•llm• Membership. """ have own truck & be Enahh ~. fNllnted from MN6co TARP · '3'•U'. good
gold eyes. Arrived on S500 080 845-77'4 Pff Evea/Weekenda. lnauranc•. Pleeae Fff. call 873-31114 12S. 7as-ol11. condlltOn ~5.
1/23. Near Kenwood/ 818-7oe.&e70 day•· l.augh Step 852-8782 aend reaume to P.O l40-11M
18th StJAnahalm In --------....;~--COM 38r 28• hOu... Bo• J0395, Coeta Gr ...... went9a to UNIDEN Bee1ea1 145XL
Costa Mesa. Healthy. Loc•I Y1cht Club qul•t neighborhood . Meaa, CA 82127 · hetp w~ & ecannet ~I. 638 1553
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completely rHlored,
••cellenl condlJlon.
l4500 Oba. 141 llU.
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842·1378. Membership For Sale $4~0/mo +~utll. Noft-Pff DRIVER W/'VMI or ==-~-r::n~ •We .. --·-r~ IV. meaeage.
Lo•t Cat J'an. 18th, 873-8779 amoker, no large cams>«·truck for A.M. ..,...... ..---an-.atone MBI T u 2200 block Miner or dogs. 759-0889 dellverlH on WMk· Ages 7,8,12. 8 41 0220 able lnfant[yovng chll· UNUSED plumbl.ng, ~-M tn Blk ra,.: M aple St., gray end9. Must have vaUd dren'a ctothlng, crlb1, uaed toola 11·115. !' n •· 1
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<A llll.L1\t 'lllltl ltrlpeCI amalll1h r.-lrp. llrttndtrt llc•n•• & current OMV b4Mtdlng etc. 64&-5293 490 Coate M••• "'-:, • frame, Ilk• new
male 3 \.41 yra, 8" am· P{f. Apply In peraon. prlnt·out. For more 30 CANS used Peon Street. ,
52
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putated tall, aniwe1a Margarlt•vllle. 2332 w. Into, call carol ..m. baJla, 25/ per WATERFORD cryital, WOMEN'S 28" bike, to-•n CAD CDV
to "Bonny", may be In Coast Hwy. NB. 8e3.083 e 12pm· can or 17 tor alf. Poweracourt p.attern. 9 1p .. d, good condl· SIOO. 131•7480
your garage. Coll 94~, Ex W It p 3pm. 844-8989 0 1 . tumbler• $50. Catt lion. Musi aell $49. _ _,;...;...;.F.;..;...;&;..Ti~W..;00--~-
4210· ASSEMBLERS p~' da~ ahl~~:~:ly HALilTAtl•i lliTI• AUDIO tape "ln•truc· evH 434·2938. _
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Lostl Reward! Black & WANTED . In peraon. Margarita· Earn 13,000 mo + In t I on • 0 n S •If. WHITE r • l6c .. Yeti Mountain Bike, 4 clean H a whlatlel ~hlle male Cat named ADD IT ION o r Hypnoala" by Or. W, re zer u y ra. old with rock 1 7.H8 (224487) We
Oavayl Smooth halr, Earn IQ $585 weekly. VIiie. 2332 W. Coatl comm'• to 100% + Din Ible trad aolld Kroger 19. 721·8272 upright 1150• good shocks. Asking $900. have over IO low mile
beautifully. Neaqs Nallonal company has1_H_w..;.y_._N_B_._.____ Tralnlngl Barbara mahog 42'"X80" 3 12" ' cond. Wood desk, •Ix Call 675-8542 quality car• to aeel
medication. Vcly E several openings. PT/ Flor•I D •algner a 85S·S804Natlonwldt e)(t,pad $260JS75-e852 BLACK beauty a hop drawer S 150. Sec. .tohneon & aon
19th St •45.59118 FT. 1·800.358·6956 Drivers tor Valen· uu •Ink 549·50· chair S50. 739·4424, LI M u line's Week. Exp not -----------MAP of North America, 848-2947 ncoln ercurw ATTN STUDENTS nee. 84.._1 413 SECURITY/ 150 yrs. old, framed BOOK: "How To Get A "DODGERS! The First 2626 Harbor Blvd
"FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For Ho•,ult
'i·n 111 l .1 I
642-5678
EIL 310
Brli11
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith O MAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
$150·$300/week PfT.
1
____________ 549, 857.2392. Job With The U.S. 100 Years" by Stanley Cosa Meaa, Ca.
Work for major oil ITAL I AN c O OK LOSS PREVENTION Government" 11 o. Cohen. New book $8. EXERCISE bike, great ...,...,...,,...._,,.a_4 ... o...,,....s .,..8,..3....,,0,......._
companies. 645-1854 wanted, lull lime. Call ln·houH security for a 721·8272. 721•8272· condltlonl S40. '88 A.CURA L•ORND
PILOT CLASSIFIED 964-2454, ask tor designer store In so. 1----------675·9606 So now It aparklesl
It's the resource you Tony or Pote. Coast Plaza starting •RCA·Whlrlpool re-CONNAIA telephone Full power, low milH, F • anawerlng machine, 8 New Hogan Irons 1-SW
can count on to sell a Medlcal/Chlropractlo early ob. 92. Hours frig w/lc•makr. Exlnt remote functions, new SA OO. Paddlobrd 13tn' 1 owner. (034842)
rnyrlad or mprchan· Pleasant, m1Uure, soll· Mon-Fri 1 tam-8pm. cond. S175. 760-0650. In box, warranty 1 X4" sioo. 675-3391 1 18•888
dlso items, -.ecause s tarter, spk SpDn/Eng, Pay commensurate w/ ---------year S39. 2d .7786. Red Skelton, .. The .lohnaon A aon our columns co111pel Answer phones & exp. Must be a prohn· APT. size elec:. stove.1_,..._ _____ ~--Fina ncier•• signed, Linc oln Mercury
quallf1od buf ors to rypo: Ins & computer alonal. Company ben"· 210 outlet $45. Electric counlry charm and numb ered 2628 Harbor Blvd
calll e>1p prel'd. Bonelits. ahta. Must have 3 yrs 852·9552 range, davenport, (13843) Utho; sold out Cosa Mesa, Ca. 642·~878 30hrs/W4!. 541 -47,79 verlllable aec:urity e>1p good cond, old dolls 5.000. Valued al 5 40-a830 or a law enforcement & buggya. 548·21:14. $3.500 and going upll Stereo sol, AM/FM re· -8-7-c-1-,...-,-,-0-n-k>a~d-.-d-.
background lncludlng FOLDING chairs (4) Will aacrlrTce SI celver, tape declf. ••cellent condition,
mllltary law enforc .. •Round o•k dining 1940'a, atrong metal, $3,000. Call after SPM record player. 2 lg V6, lo mllH , clean,
ment. Background 1,,. table w/4 ctira S450, 3 blk, 18"•15" vlnyl or leave message at apealcera, pef1 cond, well cared fort 17200.
veatlgallon wlll be oak swivel barat®I• aeata 140. 675-8852. 434·1t78 orig '300, "" for S65. 964-1471 or 378-3288.
conducted on lh• ... $150 ea. 64C>-4728. Color TV, 13" w/r•
Jected applicant. Send __,,,........,.....,,....,.....,,,,..,,,........,,,.......,,,,..-KING •hfff Ht, 4 pc.. mole, Ilk• 'new, $50.
resume to: Ad .tf443, •TWIN BRD SET W/ new (In pkg.). Wam· 645-9076 after 2pm.
c/o Dally Pilot, P.O . table, S,175, xlnt cond, aulla Autumn leaf
Box 1580, Coata must aeel Patio table pllltt/clr. 525.
JEWf:LHY. H IHS
& AHT 6025
CHHYSI.EH HO:''>O
AN WERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Mesa, CA 92626. & 4 chra. 760.0650. 875-6852
SILK SCREENER & Asst Brass headboard, mal· t,4AN'S b lack leather
Garage
Sales
88 L•••ron convert-ible, d'lu• Marc Croaa
edition, fully loaded, t
owner, e1cellent con-
d It Ion. 14500. 964·
1471 or 378-3288.
Q. l -B11th vulnt'rahle. 11~ South
you hold·
beat in mind that partner. is in the
balancinl( seat and could already be
b1ddmK must uf your v11lues. Espe·
i-1ally 111 th1,., vulnerability, we prefer
the prudent course and would bid
lour heart~
nooded. Exp deter· tress, box & frame. sport coal, 40 regular
I S45/0BO. Ilk•· new. m nos p ay. Call Sieve q ueenslze S235. White a42-e907,
at 258-7052. Xlnt oppty. & brass daybed, mat· 1----------tress & trundle, com· OUEENSIZE flotatlon
• B••ullful full
length opoaaum
fur coat Rever~lbl•
ae raincoat with fur
trim, European hooks.
Hardly worn. $950.
642-4321 x 102. Transportation DATSUN 9060
•AQ65 QJ4 KQ8 +K95
The biddm1t ha;.. µnK'l't'dt•d
South W est North Eo~I
1 NT Pass Pass 2 +
?
Q.4-Auth 'ulnerablr. a , outh
\11U holci
+\'oid KJ762 A9842 +1098
l'h1 h1ddm1t ha!< pr.11.eeded.
\\'t>st ~orth East ~ outh
3 + Dbl Pass ?
VERIFIER
Noodod lmmedlalely.
Must know Newport
Boach & Costa Mesa
area. Check carrier
routes for proper do·
I I v e r y • 8 : 3 O a m-
12:30 pm Thursdays
plete $195. 64o.8733. ahMt .. 1. beige, pink l=-~-----or blue, gr .. n. Nearly Bomber fckt fox·shrt
KINGSIZE WATEABED • new $15. 642·3163. hair, allk·•nlt cllr, cffs.
No·wav• mattress. In· •·s__,,ET.._...-0-,-4-1-ru-c"-k--rlm-s. wstbnd, ott-whl, Sm,
eludes frame & head new girt $400. 559-7274
board. Good condl: great cond. & com•
ttonl Only s200. can plete. fits small Ford Fox Fur Coat!
59g.7904, leave mes· l--tr_u.;;.c_k...:S...:5...:0..;.·...;6...;5..;.0-...:2;..;8;...1.-7..;.·_ Size women's small;
sage. · SEWING MACHINE waist length, like new,
and Saturdays. Must ---------Kenmore, ca bl not and S 150 OBO. Ros: 262·
Large Rolltop Deak bench, also extras. 0939 OJc:.-540-1224
w orth $1400. aacnflce S49 640-1113 Ext 373, Ask for Lori
SAIL BOATS 7014
'91LEHMAN12
1180 280 zx 10th
Anniversary Model.
Black & Gold, 5-spd,
\.top1 , cust om
stereo, good condi·
tlon lnslde & out.
87k well m aintained
miles. S2,800
848-0180
Must sell. Black, gold
leaf graphics. Custom
tiller. Ullman aall,
H3rkon QOar. $3300
Ghris, 631 ·5044. '---------"
... W•L ._,.. reootda, cuatom , ... whla . tires, must ...
to appreciate. Incl. .tact. wan, won't taatt
8Ne bk value 14(),900 ~chet JonN prie• •~~.eoo c•a2t089> ............... .......
NewPolt 8Neh
1301 Ouall 5',HS.•~
1i i iiOil Chrome
whla, .. rv1c. rec0tda,
IOw mites, clean, Incl.
fact. wan., priced to
• .. 111 Blue Book value
542,400/ Fletcher
JonH price $33,880
(1041777)
Fletcher Jon••
Motorcar•
Newport Beach
1301 Quall Stl33-8300
'88 300E Unbellev·
ably aharpl Chrome
whl1, low ml, Won't
lasll Inc.I. fact. warr.
128,HS (1061504)
Fletcher Jon••
Motorc•r•
Newport Beach
1301 Quail St.833-8300
'8 t 190R 2.6 While/
gray. chrome whls,
Impeccable, Incl. fact.
w a rr. 1•684364)
124,880
Fletcher .ton••
Motorc ar•
Newport Beach
tJOt Quail St.133-1300
'81 300R 2.3 black/
pearl/blk, showroom
perleclf only 7k ml.,
NO LUXURY TAX, Incl.
fact. warr. (#484515)
138,980
Fletcher Jon••
Motorc•r•
Newport Beach
1301 Quall St.133·9300
•79 450SL* Perteet,
2 tops, cttromes, lo
mlles, $19,950. Please
call 873·1305
7 4 Merced•• 450
S LC S2000 needs
overhaul. 675-2444.
80 Merced•• Benz
450SL w/560 look,
\\'h1H at·t11in du \llll take''
A .-Wht'lhn \our nu trump ran111
11-1~1 17 o>r 16 I~. \llU hU\t' 1tlrt'ach
de-.n1lwd t h1 .. honci "1th '11ur 11111~11
mi: bu! F\t•n t h1.•ui:h \'11ur hand I'
;mpr·l\ t'd dt-ft.11,j\ l'h ll\ \llU
0r hold
ini: Ill I ht' (I\ ('fl 11ll1•r' 'UI( \IHI htt\ t'
mil hm.: Ill'" It> ~I\ p3,,.
\\ ht11 do \ 1111 hid """"
A.-Th£· ... Jml' hand a,. lwtore. but
ht:'rt tht'' 1lnerab1lll\ 1rnd thr po<11·
111111 art' d1ttnent pun ncr hu., dou
hied 111 th!' 1mn\Pdiate -,eat ~o" "e
hkt-11ur h.rnil lor ,Jam purpoM>~.
and y,nuld It'll p<1rtner '" ll\' s1amng
w.i1 h u nit' l11d 111 l1111r •r11d1:'
havo rellable & •cir
nomlcal auto & Insur·
anco. Call Nhke at
642-4333.
5500 firm. 651·1994. 1"s_H_A_KT_t_G_a_w_a_ln--vi_d_e_o·
SOLID OAK tape. "Creative V1Sual· BUil.DINO
MATERIALS 6030
JAGUAR 9101) LASER 1mmac thru-out. now
'88. red, racing gear, tires, sheop stuns.
Q.2-\, "' II h 'ulnt>r 1hlt' '<HJ
hold
+KJ AQR t'\109:\ +A,J62
l'he hu.ldmR h,,, pn~t't'd1·d
South West ~orth Eac;t
l Pas& I • Pasi.
2 :ST Pass :l Pass
?
\\'hat do \'1111 hul 11ov. ·•
A.-\\'fulf' three nu trumµ m11(ht
,eem hkt' thl' lnl('1rnl a1 t um. that
wuuld tt•nd l<• -.hnw murr lit rl'nl(th
in thr mmnr-. 1rnd '""" m partner'K ,un,., "'1111·1· v1111 don't v.anl It> nlTl\I'
pit rt nn'' 'I'<'" no .. 1111 ''1th onh
thn:•t• u 1rd 'U\lll<>rl mnk1· a trmpn
rll111.: bid 111 lhrt·t 'JIJd(• .. '" lt•t
pttn rwr dt>'l rllw t ht· rt''I'' 1nd111.:
,... h1111d liirtht'r
Q.3-E.i-.t \\ 1• .. 1 '•Jhwrnhlt 11,
South ' 1 fi, 1d
•Vo rd K.J762 \98 12 +1 098
The I 1cid 1111;. t-"' p r •l 1·1•<lt>d
Ea.s1 ~outh WP-.t \:orth
3 + Pa-.., Pa " U hl Pass .,
\\'h111 d11 \1111 t11d l\llV. •
A .-I ho·r• cu lid \t'f'\ 1a•1h b1 1
red· ... u1t .... tam n11 f,,r \\Ulr -11!1 . hut
DOMESTICS :>!>40
H S E K PR /CHILD
CARE F/T M·F 9A-5P.
Rois. English apkg, n/
smkr. Call ror Inter·
vlow 845 -4835
BEDROOM SET lzatlon"', new, $25.
Fits Full/Oueenslze 1 __ 72_1-_e_2_1_2_. -----
bed. M irrored &
llghted headboard.1 .. -----11111---
0rawers. cabinets. As· •
moire Included. E11cel· Cl8Sllfled
lent condition. Must Todavf seell $1000 OBO ,
Q.5-A-. Sou th. 'lllnerabll' \'t>U l----------
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142-8122 842·5878
+AQJ6 K 95 8 +QI 0654
Partner opene, the hidding "ii h 01w
diamond What du ym1 respund'!
A.-There are lime<. when Wl'
wQuld !'how a four·rar~ ml\JOr he:'
fore a five-nrrd n11nor. but no1 when
"" h1J\ e the value-; 111hid1wlt'e The
natural ordt>r1:. to shoY. \our luni:er
m11111r fir"I. reserving -.padei. for 1he
m». l mu nd
Q.6 -A ... South. '1.1lnerablt> \'11u
hold
+J • 9 A 102 +AKQ8762
Parlnt>r oppn;. the h1ddml! Y.1th nne
"Parlt \\"hat du \HU re ... pond''
\. f o r;::ct abuul J111inl , 11l111I
') 11u ha\ ea ~II ..,uffioent ..,u1t and a
b11nd that .,houl'd produre eight
t rid,-. 11n 1h ov. n. lt1C'lllR a partner
v. h • opl'"rwd Flai-h the ... lam -.1iin11l
"1th 11 1ump 'hilt Hid three rluh-.
UPTO seoo
PER MONTH . * NO CDU.ECTIONS *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
TODAY 'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insura nce.
ACROSS
1 G1an1
6 Mold
11 Card game
14 Tvpe of orick
1!> So111e1 hero
once
16 Conce11
17 Relurned to
one "I counJ,ry
19 -M~nes
20 Hammer part
21 Worll!I on 'TV
pe<haps
22 Untatclles
?4 A European
26 Cold
27 LaD vessel
30 Garment
32 Praying
hgure
33 Royal
re<:ttPllOn
3• Tsar
37 RespoM1D1l11y
38 Hawlt.11\\ or
Thompson
39 Metal sou•C•'
40 Chef s qty
41 Al1t
42 Breg
43 Mailes
correc11ons
In (a 1e•1l
'45 Taases 46 Monks
supeftOrs
48 Pe<
49 Actor Grt-enfl
50 Holiday 11m11
52 Bowte<s • o
56 Spenosh gol<1
eo
5 7 MM s evening
dress slang
60 In wh8t way
61 Shakespeare s
01
AlhenS
62 Video s partner
63 Bay Staie
cape
64 1ntorma1
language
65 Nol 5')t(:V
DOWN
I OfOOCI01h
:I llxe
3 SmaH sllork
4 Leaves aione
5 Bottom hne
6 ~ul
7 Warmth
8 Picnic pests
9 A deuert
10 Approve
11 Walkf'r
t:I Broker 1l Covered with
lulled p1an1s
18 and •avt'
23 Americ.tn pool
:I') Mu54rum Hem~
?6 and 1'8$V
:17 Tree part
:>8 Se• birds
:19 Nl'Otral color
30 Hands ove• 3 I Roman poet
JJ A.tight
3'> Current mo
36 Smooches
38 Misdeeds
• f'ftEVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
J'l Big bite
4 I Loathes
4:1 Prohol>tl 4• Ne'1 lo Sun
•!>Ten and
suit 46 Hawaorm word
H Soap
1ngrod1en1
•8 Jangle
SO Aniona '''"'
•
'> 1 In tor med of
5J 'Opera Slave
54 Crunese
dynasty
55 wnn teet
covered
58 Alberta
resource
59 f1\t1
" 12
16
19
13
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH
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•'82 XJS Convert• Conrra whls, 77.820 trailer available. Sailed f t
Wood Bay Window 12'X6'
Wood dMded Illes. n-. ~ prlceJOBO 644"4464,
ac ory press cars, ml. $19.500. Cati 3 times. Must sell e kJd ( 7"A7 $1500. Chris. 63\· tac 08 "1 .,.. 9) 642·1872 alter 5pm. Red mag (#1 78408)1----------.-5044. 1 54 ,895 88 420SEL whue w/
OHICt.: FURNITURE
t.:QUIPMt-:NT 6047
Udo 14 c1w Trailor BAUtr Jao°'r 7" 971·2002 patorntno, mint cond,
$1100 01>0. Cover & t990 J )( 5 low 52k ml, all orig aguar J • conv cond, fac thrmo wllls,
etctra salts. BYC South ctasalc, fOd on doo· teles:>hOne. 1 owner
Yard space KS. llkln, lmmac, t ownor. $25,000, 642•6255 LIKE NEW, first class 640-4573 Doug n smkr, 13k m1, no lu•
Cherrywood: Exocu· .,.,,....,....-~------1 true. $42,500 631·1038 tlve Deslls, Credon· Lido 14 haul#462, zu. Lateral flies. Sec· new boat covor & ull· 85 XJ6 Thts beloved pet
I man sails wftraller. needs good homel W/
retar al Desks, Book· S650. 675·9729. . 31,000 mile Htenslve cases, 1 OFt. Confer· ence Table with 12 warranty, all records.
matching chairs. Wal· $9,999. 675-6611. MARINE Sl.IPS
nut olflce furniture
too. Quality rocepllOI\
area turnllure with
matching couches,
chairs, tables and
lamps. Acoust lcal
workslahons, shelv·
Ing, anwork, brass
planter. phones,
lbes, network com-
puters, calculators. ot-
11co equipment and
:iuppllos G::.<J.9 otl
COii. No dlrs. M·Th
from 9 lo 5 Call
Charles at 47&-6000.
PETS &
ANIMALS 6049
Ferrel c •v•
& accesso11es
$47·2563
Persl3n 11111ons, superior
quall1y, loving, ped1·
gfeod . have sots,
good horne. 536-1692.
DOCKS 7022
10 Minute• To Open
Se•I 18' Power S225/
mo & 34' Sall $400.
Avl Nowl 75 2·2881
MOORING WANTl!D .
W1ll buy your Newport
mooring and boa1
John. 675-2328
Transportation
, CAMPt:HS. HV'S.
TRAJLERS 8014
Huntingt o n 8~ Th•
S•• AV park. Few
Space~ Avaltablo.
Across lrorn beach!
Corner or 21871 Now·
land/PCH. Aosorva-
11ons 714·536·8316
LINCOLN 9 t 20
87TOWN CAR
Signature. Prarlewood
w/belga leather. Local
o wner.-Low ml, gem.
$10,998 (695073)
Come down & aee our
quali ty vehlcle1I
.l,ohnnaon & Son
Linc oln Mercurw
2626 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa, CA
540.5830
LINC OLN '71
Con tinental 460
ang. runs good $1495
Must SOOI 642·0567
SELL
your used vehicle throuoh classlt1ed
842-5878
Selling merchandise for under $50 ? We'll run
your 3 line ad FREE l Fill out the coupon below
and moil to: ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING
The Doily Pilot
330 W. Boy St., Cosfo Mesa, CA 92627
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PONTIAC 9170
'88 GRAND PRIX
Come on down & see
th is boauhlul earl L°'w
m ites, AJC. AM/FM
cass & much morol
17,999 (255229) W•
have over 60 low mite
qu3hty cars 10 seol
Johnaon & Son
Ltncoln Mercury
2626 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa, Ca
540-5630
SUZUKI 920~
'GO S~uio.i Sllmuri. /K
ml, garaged, S4,500
SHOWROOM QUALITY
Call Tony 434-2713
TOYOTA 9210
•'78 Celle• S T•.
w,,lle. clean, orig
owner, 5-sp, A/C. As
IS. t371( ml. $1800/
obo.· • 9&8·8880 •
••'87 Celle•••
Bright red, excellent
·condition, AM/FM
stereo, AJC, Cruise,
Tiit Wheel 54k ml,
$7500. Calf 646·9\47
90 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER
Here's • fun car Wllh
A/C. pwr w indows,
AM/FM casa, cs1m·
ru"nlng b oard• &
much more $18,499
(004054) We have 37
year• or fu•ndly aer· vice In Orange County
Johnaon & Son
Llncoln Merc ury
2626 Ha1bor Blvd
Costa Mesa, Ca
540-S930
TRUCKS 9220
'80 Z 71 4 Whl Drive
Sllverado model,
1honbed. white, 1ow·
Ing package, low ml,
mini cond. 11418 7 11
844-9930
1990 CHEVV S10. Uke
now. only 17.000 ml.
AC, stereo. $7,495/
obo. John, 675·8051
VANS 9221'1
'81 VW Vane9on
Beaulllul, Air Cooled
Eng, 2-ltr, rebuilt eng,
$3875. 5 4e-8384
* '7 8 VW Ven t owner
all records. runs great,
customized for camp·
Ing, needs aom• body
work. 12500
M4-7 138 after &pm.
I I Mlts"blahl MlnJ•Yan
Loaded, e1cellenl
cond, usume lease.
1301/mo. 18 month•
973·3872
VOLKSWAliON 1n.tl'I
10&6 KARMAN GHIA 12
volt. UnflnlaheCI
pro)ec& car, New
Hats, llrff, bralcH,
1hock1. Body, pan,
bumpers & paint In
good condit ion .
Needa: motor, Interior
wort\ & •umoof. Mutt
.. 11 1760 firm. Lo·
cated In Huntington
Beach. 84e-Gt80
PUN IN TM• IUNI
'•7Cewtelet
lmmaculele, pam·
pered. V9fY low mllea.
wtilte on wnlte w/new
black 1op. e1c. pwt at..tl.ng, crulM, pu#-
oul ta.,_, 1 own.r,
muat •••t Only I••••· 721.02'3 X10I 0t 815'1117.