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From the Dally Pilot Newsroom
nDS WEEK ... Latc·night
cr~aul Anka will drop into
Costa Mela this Friday and
Saturday for a pair of concerts at
the Orange
County
Pcrf orming ArCs
C.Cnter. Anka,
remem· bercd for
such pop hits as
"Put Your Head
On My
Shouldern and
"Time Of Your
Life," wilt be
appearing with
the Pacific
Symphony Orchestra for the 8 p.m.
concerts. Tickets arc going for $28,
$38 and $47.
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The 3rd Annual Pct Fest -yes,
it's that time already -will be held
Saturday at the Newport Harbor
Animal Hospital. Free pony rides
and a petting zoo will be among the
offerings. The fun begins at noon.
The hospital 1 located at 125 Mesa
Drive.
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The defense is expected to open
this morning in the much-publicized
Waync-Gionis trial in Santa Ana. A
talc o f love, hate, violence and
big-nflmc def en e attorneys, the case
hinges on accusations that Dr.
Thomas Gionis hired a private eye
and a pair of thugs to beat ex-'A-1fc
Aissa Wayne and her then-boyfriend
Roger Luby. The first trial ended
with a hung jury.
COMING SOON ... Funky
oountry antiques. The trend o' the
mo ment, apparently. Barbara
Strei and love 'cm. So docs Bruce
Dem and Priscilla Pre Icy. Want to
know more about the interior design
craze? Check out the Spring
CountryFcst next Saturday and
Sunday at South Coast Plaza
Village.
YEAH BUI' AT LEAST HE
DIDN'T MAKE mE COVER ...
Newport Beach spons attorney
Leigh Steinberg is the f eaturcd
interview in the May 4 edition of
Sports lllustrated.
Steinberg, who represents such·~
mega ports stars as Warren Moon,
Troy Aikman and W ill Clark, tal~
about salaries, community service
and a scorched earth profile in GO.
But Steinbera grows mum in the
anterview when pressed about
cx·Newport Beach re ident Todd .
Marinovich.
SJ: "If you're interested only in
potential role models, why did you
go after Todd Marinovich, an
admitted drug user."
Steinberg: "That's kind of a sore
point. l don't feel comfortable
talking about him.''
BEGINNER'S LUCK. MAYBE ...
John Moorlach, president of the
Costa Mesa Republican Assembly,
scored something of a coup by
snagging
heavyweight guest
Bruce
Herschensohn,
GOP candidate for
AJan Cranston's
US Senate scat,
for hi nedgJing
local weekJy cable
show "The
Conservative
Report." You can Johft MocHtach
checlt it out
Mondays and Fridays at 8 p.rn. on
the Copley·Colony system, Channel
61.
AW MARGE, I WAS PLANNING
ON WATERING 11IE HECX our
OF ntE BERMUDA TUT nos
AUGUST ... So is the droupt over
or not? Not, says the Metropolitan •
Water District as the most recent
edition of Focus.
While Southern Califomla had
plenty of rain, the key is the
nowpack to the nonh. And that
was only ao-to.
Tho conscn u 1 apparently, Is that
the dfOUaht is not oYer but that we
have bou&ht a ••one-year repri~."
MOST UKELY NOT COMING
TO A TllBATD N&AJt YOlJ ...
0 Looten," a Unl¥enal OCy St\idiol
relcuc fcaturi• rap atan lee Cube
and Ice T. Sometblna ..... UI the
timhta la a bit off. _.,.,..,.~
Three most req&iested football card
at Whiz l(ids in Costa Mesa:
1) Emmitt Smith, Dallas Cowboys
2) Barry Sanders, Detroit lions
3) Todd Marinovich, LA Raiders
Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 ..
Fighting ·for · his life
~ 3-year-old Matthew Jackson battles a rare form of cancer. Family struggles as hospital bills mount ·
By ArN Cekola Jackson. "He can barely talk right no~. been hampered by pneumonia and a
St11 W1t1r but he gives a thumbs up. H e gjvcs me viral infection. With the cancer alone, E vcn before little 3-year-0ld the '2 Lcgjt to Quit' sign." he has been given a 50/50 chance of
Matthew Jackson was stricken While Matt's spirits remain strong, survival. Treatment would last at least
with a rare form of cancer in his family is beginning to struggle under 10 months.
January, his favorite song was mounting hospital bills and other debts. "He's got a long wa~ to go," his
Hammer's "2 Lcgjt To Quit." Jackson, a mechanical aerospace father said. "He's recuperaung right
Now that the Costa Mesa boy is engineer, was laid off from Rockwell in now. He's resting calmly, but he's still in
fighting for his life in an intensive care October 1990 and had been trying to critical condition."
unit hospital bed at Children's Hospital make cod~ meet before Matt's illness by It was in early January when Mall
of Orange County, the song has never working as an independent consultant. first staned complaining of a
been so important to him and his His wife, Jane, works as a nurse and her re-0eeurring tooth ache, his father aid.
family. insurance is covering only part of the A little Tylenol seemed to make
"l tell him 'you've got to be tough -medical expenses. Matt's 7-ycar-old evcrythjng better and there was no
l·yHr-old Matthew JKkson up,'" said the boy's father, ReginaJd In recent days, Matt's condition has See MATTHEWJla ,_
we don't know anything about giving brother Renny has been distraught. swelling. J
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Tony Reyes of Cos~ Mesa it tllhouettfli between pilings of the Newport Pier while catching sandcr~bs recently.
Fun Zone Boat
Co. works deal
to stay in Harbor I
~ Owners say they will reduce
number of passengers and
move to docks a short distance
down from present location.
By Ins Yoko•
S°U"' W"tef
BALBOA PENINSULA -A debate
°'er a cit} permit that · threatened the
43-)ear-0ld Fun Zone Boat Co bas ap-
parent!) been settled to allow the long·
llmc, family-run business to conunue of·
• fe ring boat cruises in Newport Harbor.
The f"un Zone Boat Co., run bv Dal
Grcttenbcrg . and daoghter Dorothy
Hand}, has agreed to reduce its number · 1
of passengers and to move to docks a
hon distance down from its .present to.
cauon at 700-705 Edpater Place m
order to end an argument with another
local boat cruise business, Catalina Pas·
cngcr Service, over who bas rights to a
harbor permit.
Fun Zone Boat Co.'s lease of the 700-
705 Edgewater property expired last
week and Catalina Passenger Servtcc
took over the lease. Catalina argued that
since it took over the property, the Fun
Zone Boat Co. 's harbor cruise pemut
shouJd also be transferred O'er to CataJ·
ma
But Grettcnberg argued that the com·
mcrcaal harbor activities permit was ts·
sued to ham personaJly, not to the prop-
erty owner, and thus could not be auto-
mat1caJl) transferred The r.i.o sides
a Iced the Ctry Counctl to decide v.ho
hould be granted the permit.
City officials, however, could not find
any clearcut legal answers on ownership
of the permit Oty staff reported that aJ.
though the permits have traditional!}
been 1 sued to owners or lease holders
of the uplaAd property, city laws also re·
·strict tran fer of the pemuts.
The council backed off from making
any dec1S1ons and the two side decided
to ti') to v.ork something out between
See CRUISE/la .....
With new management, <;:Ourfyards hopes to cash in
By Tony Cox Ale~ Brown Klemv.on ' Benson RcaJ t)
111i1r1ess Ear Advise rs. "lnterstar w doing a great
DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA -job."
The ownen of the struggling Costa Mesa Courtyards Several tenants have complained about lnterstar'a Hafter said the owners dismlS$Cd lnterstar as part of
retail center have chan.acd management firms. manqement of tbe center, and a poup of current and a plan to ooruolidate management of all the fund's
rcplacina a division of the corporation that sold them former Courtyards mcrchanta ~ considering a lawsuit retail properties. He wd Melvin Sunon ~ady
the property with one of the nation's laracst shopping again t the property' a ownen and manaaers, as well as manqed ix of the fund'· 12 hopplfll c.cnrcrs
center companies. tbe city, which was a partner in the downtown natioowidc., and the company has now been hired to
lndaanapohs-bascd Melvin Sunon Inc., a huae redevelopment prqect. Still. a representative of the take over the other six.
devclopment/manaacmcnt company known for center's owner, the lmnois Teacher Retirement . 1be 170,00().square-foot C.OUrtyards i 18 percent
delivering nationaJ tenants, on Friday replaced System, la.id lnterstir's wo«t wu 1D0R than wcant.. and Hafter 1cknow&cd that there have been
lnterstar Management Inc., which h.ad manqed the satisfactory. • mill)' tenant complllft a ut ud\ problems u
Courtyards on a $90,QOO..a-year contract since its "Really. it wasa't anythiJla 11ainst lntcrstar,'' said iruufUcicnt park.ina and on in& vacano But be said
parent compahy sold the center in 1989. Herb Hafter, who adviaes the Illinois pension fund for SM COURTYARDSIM
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Goye11ment Meetings
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0 Cosb Mesa Oty Council -The council
will bold its regular bimonthly meeting at 6:30
~Monday in the counc:il chambers at City Hal~ Fair Drive. The public is cordially
invited to come and see their city government
in action. There is a public comment period at
the beginning of each meeting during which
members of the public may express opinions
or request future city action on any item not
appearing on the current agenda. Public
comment 1s also welcome on current items, as they come up on
the agenda.
0 Costa Meta Pbnning Commission·:_ The five-member
commission handles building and zoning matters and approves
development plans, subject to review by the City Council. The
commi~ion wiJI hold a study session at 6:30 p.m. Monday for
review and preliminary comment on agenda items for the May 11
meeting. No action will be taken on any item until the regular
meeting. Study sessions, which arc open to the public, are held in
,. the meeting room behind the council chambers at City HaU, 77
Fair Drive.
0 Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission
-The commjssion will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the council
chambers at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. 0 Mesa Consolidated Water District -The district's board of
directors will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday. The board handles all
matters relating to Costa Mesa's water supply, whi~ includes
local, district-owned wells as well as water 1mportea from the
Colorado River and Northern California through the Metropolitan
Water District. The district also supplies water to John Wayne
Airport and parts of unincorporated Orange County. During
renovation of district headquarters, meetings are being held at
1954 Placentia Ave.
Traffic report
The Fourth Street offramp from the
southbound Santa Ana Freeway closed
Sunday and will remain closed until spring,
1993.
The number two lane on Pacific Coast
Highway will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
between El Moro and High Drive through
June 15.
On the northbound and southbound Santa
Ana Freeway, night closures, 11 p.m. to 5
a.m., will occur on various lanes between Jeffrey Road and
Jamboree through June, 1992.
The northbound Santa Ana Freeway connector tcrthe
Southbound Costa Mesa Freeway will remained closed until
winter, 1993.
Nightly closures, midnight to 5 a.m., on the northbound Costa
Mesa Freeway from the Santa Ana Freeway to Fourth Street, will
continue through May, 1992.
On the Costa Mesa Freeway, the northbound Fourth Street
offramp will remain closed through Spring, 1993.
On the Costa Mesa Freeway, night closures, from midnight to
5 a.m., of all northbound and southbound lanes between the Santa
Ana Freeway interchange and Fourth Street in Santa Ana will
continue through May.
School lunches
Monday -Chicken strips or hot dog, tossed
salad, pears in juice, milk
Tuesday -Chicken enchiladas, refried
beans, tossed salad, pineapple cup, Mexican
wedding cookie, milk
'-.. ~ Wednesday -Pork egg roll with rice or ~ ·~ hot dog, carrot sticks, apple crisp with ~ ~ whipped topping, milk
Thursday -Bean burrito or hot dog,
kernel corn, peaches, peanut butter cookie, milk
Friday -French bread pu::za, hot dog, garden salad, raisins,.
milk
Ane Print
An·fu H'laio ol Newport Be.ich has
bttn n.i!Tled to the Oe•n's list •t Bos·
too Univef'Slty
Josh Corn&old and Andrew Suth~
land of Newport Beach recently won
honorable mentions in the 1992 Times
Or.inge County School Joomalism
Contest for thetr ent:nes under the SUff
Ed1tori.il c.i~
Ken:y Jo Owms of COSQ Mes.I at·
tended the 1992 C.ipezlo Col~
Dance Te.1m NatJon.il O\amplonsh1p
in Sin Antonio, Teias with the Long
Beach Sute Unlver1ity dance team.
Tabatha ~. Holly ~,
Stephanie Young, and Tonia Olshft·
sky of Cosu Mesa ~ntly p.irtlCI
p.ited •n the Preventing Adolesant
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Pre-gnancy program through Oris Inc.
Manne Pfc. David l Cantnll, son of
D.ive L. .ind C.iyle E. untr.ill of Cost.I
Mes.i, recently completed the Stinger
gunner operator's course at the lT.S.
Army Air Defense Mtllery Centrr at
Fort Bhss, Tex.is A 1991 gaduam of
Newport Harbor Hrgtl School, untr.ill
1ouled the Manne Cofps in ~·
1991
Navy Ammn RKTUit Juon M. luf'-
dberg. son of Judy l lundbeis o(
Costa Mesa, recenlly reported for Cluty
aboard the aircr.1k c.imer USS Con·
stellation, home ported In Philadel·
phi.i A 1991 graduate ol Huntin,on
Bc.ich High SChool, Lundberg J01ned
the Navy 1n August, 1991
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Daily Pilot ~"I Monday. Hllcb Cnde La Fuentes on Mltth 28,
1992 In Tahoe City.
Births
Hoag Memortol Hoapltal
April 20
o Lori and Richard Hoffman, Costa
Mesa, boy
o Mttrl and Jeffrey Eary, Cosu Mes.i,
gui
April 21 •
o Linda and Michael Hoffman, Costa
Mes.I. boy
o Ronna and Michael Newsom, Corona
del Mar, girl
Apnl22
o Ka.rta and Charles K.antar, Newport
Beach, boy
Apnl23
o Milea and Peter Merritt Costa Mesa,
girl
o Beverly and David Dubli, Corona ~
Mar, girl
Apnl 24
o Kimberly and Neil Sommer, CostAl
Mesa, boy
Saint Jouph Hospital
April 25
o Jennifer and Ooyce Mmin, Newport
BeKti, boy
Deaths
Most recent de.iths .is reported to the
Orange County Recorder's Office.
Costa Muo
o. Hefen Elaine Mceff, 71 on A.pril 20,
1992.
o Edw.ird Dewitt Winslow, 69 on April
21 , 1992.
o Herold Herman Graf, 86 on A.pr1I 14, •
1992
a Paul HatNcher Seckles, Jr • 75 on
April 16, 1992
o Mildred Hubbel, 79, on April 27,
Newport leach
o C.itherine Shaw Peck, 74, on April
20, 1992
o john Clyde Roberts, 67, on April 17,
1992
o Wilbur Albeft Reynolds, 79 on AJ>ftl
19, 1992
Mo>l recent ~rn.1ges as ~potted to
the OrJnge County Recorrkt's Office.
Costa Mesa
o Ch.irles E. Tierney married Suun
Anne Otis on April 4, 1992 in Ccm.i
Mes.i.
o Kenneth Don Felton married Janis
Ltt Kovas on Apnl 4, m Newport
Beach.
a Steven Mkhael Bazar m.irned Sheri
Denise Goodm an on March 28, 1992
1n Laguna Hills.
rJ Todd Oanlef Timmons mamed Patri-
cia Ann Bl.1ir on April 4, 1992 in Costa
Mesa
Newport hach
o Timothy Charles ~II mamt'd
K.atherene Amy Nielsen on April 4,
1992 in Hemet.
o Poaul Francis McKinnon married Lou·
ise Ann Considine oo April 4 1992 1n
"lewport Be.1eh
Police Log
Costa Mesa
Someone cut the kitchen screen of
an apartment on 1he 200 block of
Avocado Street and reached in to gtab
a JU of 001ns worth. about S7. The
VICUm, who was inside watch.Ina
tclevuJOO .at the ttq!C, saw a "'h1te man.
Bankruptcies
Recent bankruptdes aJ reyiotted to
the F«Jeral Bankruptcy Court in 5.Jnu
Ana.
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bow.
~ I I f1'd 11 deatolled IO olow i...-tMI IO
~ obLgooiont IO CNd.lon"' Ofdet IO -lr\ldUl9
deli4l ofld ~·· Cho!iiw l 3 Thi. 11 de~ IO olow o cleblor IO de
>IN o plol't IO tepOy credolon -o penod ol ~ IO We~ .
dbo·O-V ""',,. .. Cit
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o Allen Dale Inc. Chapter 11.
0 Costa Mesa
o William Michael Remler Mobil
Automative Specialist Chapter 7.
Business licenses
New business license information re-
ported by the cities of Cosu Mesa and
Newport Beach.
Newport Be.K:h
Newport leach
o Mvc Stratz of Marc Stratz, CPA at
-4701 Von K.lrman Ave.
o Michael larradc of La Jolla P.idfte
Interests Inc. at '4695 MacArthur Ct.
o Thomas Rowley of ltorr Orth~lcs
at 4301 Birch St
o Jack Jensen of Jensen Croup at 4700
Von K.arm.ln Ave
Co.ta Mesa
o Bob Dunn o( A and R Business Ser-
vice at 729 W. 16th St.
DAz.iz Mechkor of Cafe P.irb at 2263
Fairview Rd
o 4rmando Vuquez of Granada Croup
Inc. •t 1874 W~n Court.
o LO. Hunter of SUttty Hobby and
Supply Cirde at 896 W. 18th St
o Glenn !Control ol N~ Croup at
3001 Red Hill Ave.
o John DeWitt of Landscape Architect
Partnership at l 198 Airport l oop Dr
Real Estate
R«:Pnr rP.11 ~t.Jtr <a~ dS f'f'porterl by
the Conti~ntal LIW}"ers T1tlf' Co in
5.Jnta ""n.1 Re.1/ e'>l.ite tr.utsactions JP·
pe.u m the Pilot e~ Saturd.ly
Cos1a Mesa
o 594 Wendy Lane, $173,000, 2 bed·
room, 2 bath 10 Kim H Jones
o 679 Governor St., $185,000, 4 bed·
room, 2 b.1th to Cr•ug B. Hanley
o 601 S.in Mlchel, S 174,000. 2 bed·
1oom. 2 bath 10 Marc A Machlin
o 664 Co\.e SL. $198,000, J broroom,
1 bath to M.trco A Banda
a 1952 Arnold A~ .. $185,000, 3 bed
room, 1 bath to P.1tnc1a Cosgrove
O 2103 Valley Road, $350,000, to An
drew J. Canch ,..
o 2105 Valley Road, $350,000, to An·
d~J urich
o 854 W. Wilson St., $208.000, 3 b<-cf.
room, 2 bath to Keo.in H Austin
1n hh late 20I or early 30s, f\11\tlina
frocn the aiu, •
A buralar tried unsucx:essfully to use
a butter Knife to pry ~n a cash
register at Durty Nelly s Restauranl on the 2900 block of Red Hill Avenue aometime be~cen April 2A and 26.
Entry into the business was made by
throwing • square stcppins scooe
0 2172 blef&fl Aw., $190,000, 2 bed· 0 2707 WiAdowt Or •• .$812,500, 4
room, l bath to Larry f , Poindexter bedroom, 2 bath to Ural J. Brown
0 963 ~St., $160,000, 3 bed·. OS ivri«IM, $532,500, l bedroom,
room, 1 bath to Dennis 8. P.iull 2 bath to Exch.ingtd Titles Co.
' o 2110 Fedctral Ave., $200,000, 4 bed· o 1704 Newport Hiiis, S665,000, •
room, 2 bath to St~ C. Cannon bedroom, 3 bath to Thomas G. Benve-
o 2050 Rtpubtic Ave., $207,500, 3 nun
bedroom, 1 bath to Douglas C. Burford o 4 Monterey 0 ., $633,000, 4 bed-
o 874 w. 19th St., S2lS,000, '4 bed· room, 2 bath to J. M. Helm
room, 2 bath to Hugo Hunziker o 2108 l'bft Lerwidc Pl., $07,SOO, 3
o 930 Dogwood St., $200,000, 3 bed· bedroom, 2 bath to Stephen A Brahs
room, 1 bath to David R. Covin.i
d 1065 utamann a., S28S,000, to
Gr.1ce C. Rosengren
o 462 Cambrid~ Ci., $285,000, 3 bed-
room, 2 bath to David S. Wilson
o 1579 San hmardlno, $375,000, 3
bedroom, 2 bath to Jeffrey A Borton
o 2270 Orange Aw •• S 196,000, 2 bed·
room, 1 bath to James W. Riley
o 256 L 22nd St., $235,000, 3 bed··
room, 2 bath to Steven R. Briggs
fl<J 236 E. 20th SL, $395,000, to Marcus
D DaVIS
o 284 Sierkt St., $289,000. 4 bedroom,
2 bath to Mich.1cl P. Dunne
Newport Beach
o 440 Vista '.irad.\. S25S.QOO, J bNf.
room, 2 b.ith 10 l~llyn B Smrth
o 1971 Vista uud1I, S512,500 3 bed·
room, 2 bath 10 John A. Peterson
o 1953 Visu Caudal, S330 000, J bed
room, 2 b.ith to Stephen 0 . P1~nk
l 2989 Corte Portofino, $4 36,000, to
Leland E Hollow.1y
o 11 CtffnbMt-Lan•. $1 , 1 S0,000, 4
bedroom, 2 bath to Rodney S Day;in
o S Rue Fontaine, $900,000, 4 tx-d·
room, 3 b.lth to E R. Werdin
o 11 Dffrwood Lane, $2,600,000 5
bedroom, 6 bath to Todd l P•ssofl
o 37 Sht~~tfl '1.. $3 .. 0,000, to
MIC~ Sippie
o 1 Barrengtt Q ., $1 ,550,000. 4 tw-<l
room, J bath to Ow~ E finley
0 6 Chadbourne a .. $1,350,000, 4
bedroom. 3 bath to ~th 8 Smith
o 1001 S.indcasUe Dr.. $5QO,OOO, 4
bedroom, 2 bath to Bahram Ch.1~m1
o 1963 Port Weybrld~ Pf., $425,000,
3 bedroom, 2 bath to Richard Schroeder
o 19S4 Port Catdlp" Pl., $460,000, l
bedroom, 2 bath to J T Anderson .
ln a related case, 10meone stole
abollt S200 from a cub resister inside
Str Speedy Prinuna at 210-s.E. Bristol
St. A ~le foot step was used to
smash open the afau froot door of the
bUSlOCSS.
DUI arrests
The folio.q ~ w!C alf#IN t.bil
pur llUt on susp/cioo of drMnl Wider the
1tt011C110e.. nae people 11.tW'&! on1y b«a ..,.
rated 00 Alpidoa ol • m-aod, ., writb
all lllCb c:rlmts. tbq mi ItlnocaJr WJtil ~
en ,W}(y.
o Kun Edward Meyers, ll. Colt.a Met.a
o Tony l.uLS Poft.laak. ll, Oxla Maa
o Pedro Orduna·Lopa. 26. c.o.ta Mesa
OMicllaet AJltel Ochoa. 24, ~Bar
OAn1cl1 M Thiboclc111, 2t, Hunrin,ton
Dead!
o lbuyhcn Tlwurona. 37, Hntinl\oe lkadl
"Aaroo Rich1rd luchca, 21, lmDc
a Robcn Wilham C)phcr, 30, Nc-'J)On
Beach
o llenry Morcan Ou111.11. 52. Ncwpon Buch
0 Kl.m~r1y Hackttloo-ea, 29. Tbousa.nd Olis
Sllanc WuJ MOl\a. 20, 1\n1 ..
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o PhillJ> AndN Doaatdtl, )4, Hunllnaton
Beach
o John Patridt Lunoe. 2.5, HvnLiqt.09 Bclldl
o G«>rre M, ~ Jr~ 46. t.ona.Beac.b
o ~nnis P11nct Mcl.auaJi!bt. SI. Lapna
Bead!
l Wade Stllart Hav..\ma. 19, Midway Oty
o Ma.me DaNi Boullion, 27, Newport Bclldl
O'fidlxl Allu Li&ht. 20, Olcndon
o Mary Wendall £.tlct:W'"• 67, Hunl on
Beach
o RebcQCll Unda Mat"'-44, ~
o Richard AJ~n Pall'QCr, 59, C.O.i. Mu.a
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Newpolt Beach/Costa M-Dally Piiot Monday, May 4, 1992 »
Amid fire and deStruction, a fine old · tub changes hand~·
T be aood news is, aomcone finally bouaht the
blood-,uck.ing boat we've been trying to sell
because of the vandalism, and Lhcy will be for a
long time. That's sad."
for the last two yean. •Glenn's problem or the moment i to protect
The bad news is, we had to dOIC the deal lut
weekend, so J didn't get to go on the Newport to
whAt's left of the ravaged pizza stores, and the cash
~nadarace.
The best news is, I'm not going to WTite anything
at all about the frustrating details of selling a boat
in today's economy. But I do want to tell you some
or the interatin& things told me by the fellow who's
buying our fine old tub. _
Glenn soours retired on disability from the Los
A.Qgcles C.ounty Sheriff a office, the result of using
bis hand as a shield when a bad guy came after him
with a knife.
Glenn is now regional security director for Pizza
Hut. Until Wednesday night, he didn't have much
to worry about save the usual petty till tappings,
maybe an occasional pepperoni theft.
On the
Coast
receipts that were still there
Friday. It never occurred to me
that there must be hundreds or
thoU$8nd , perhaps million , of
dollars sitting in the safes or au
those looted stores. 1 wonder if it
has occurred'to the hooligans.
"We simply couldn't ask
anybody to go into those stores
and pick up bags of money and
take them to the bank," Glenn
said. "I guess if anybody would
have to do it, I would. And there's
no way I'm going to drive around
LA. putting bags of money in the
trunk of my car." Then Los Angeles went crazy. Piua Hut has
about 40 stores In the general area and, as of
Thursday afternoon, 11 of them had been
There's no way I'd go driving
ar9und LA. right now with bags or M&M's.
destroyed. ·
"I guess we're lucky none of them were torched,"
Glenn said. "The .real tragedy is the jobs lost. ~
I actually started to take a run up there early
Friday morning. I had some crazed idea that I
would check out the war zone and write about it.
Several hundred of our people are now out of work As I curved off the San Diego freeway onto the
Around Town
Send your items for Around
Town to Bob v•n Eyken, The
Pilot, 330 W. B•y St., Cost.i
Mn.i, 2627.
Today
Fact or fiction 1 -
Attention Oeficienc;y Disorder
(ADD> affects 11 percent of the
American population. On
Monday, the offices of Joan
Andrews will have a free lecture
entitled "Attention Oeflc1ency
Disorder in Adults, Adolescents,
and Childre n Fact or Fict1onl"
from 7 -8 p.m . at 1151 Dove SL,
suite 195, Newport Beach. Call
476-0991 for more information.
Art display -A artwork
d1 play entJtred "Lasting
Impression" br artist Eve
Thompson wil be on display at
the Newport Center library, 856
San Clemente Or., Newport
Beach from May 4 -May 31. A
reception for the artist will be
held on May 7 from 5 to 8 p.m.
1n the Community Room. The
e11.tub1tion and reception are free
to the public For more
1nformat1on call Jackie Headly at
.. '644 3181
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Tuesdcty, May 5
Mayors' breakfast -
The mayors of Irvine, Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach will host a
prayer breakfast at 7:30 a.m.
May 5 at the New·port Marrion.
Call 673-6640.
Romance in the 90s
-Ors. Stephen Mason and
Barbie Taylor will discuss love.
sex, passion, and romance in a
lect4re, part of the noontime
Brown Bag series, at the Newport
Center Library, 856 San
Oemente Or., Newport Beach
The event 1s free to the p1,1bl1c
• and coffee will be provided.
Participants may bring their
lunches. Call Jackie Headly at
644-3181 for more.information.
Computer literacy -
Become literate with your
computer at a four week course
offered by the City of Newport
Beach entitled "Introduction to
Computers" from May 5 to May
26 at ~ OASIS Senior Center,
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Children's benefit
Help benefit the Children's
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attending the "Home Tour and
ViUage Affair on Wednesday
from 10 am to 4 p.m at Village
Crean, 2300 Mesa Dr., Sa nta Ana
Heights. Participants will enjoy a
gourmet luncheon, tour four
Newport Beach nome.., and
choose from items on sale at the
event boutique and the
Cinderella Guild bal-.ery. Tickets
are $45 and all proceeds go to
the hospital.
Summer getaways -
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possib1ht1es at a special program
on Wedne.day offered al 7 p m
May 6 at the Manners Branch
Library, 2005 Dover Or.,
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Harbor, I apparently switched out of my imbecile
mode. What the hell was I thinking?
Playing the intrepid
reporter was fine 35 yean
Otd you see the blaet man wbo defied a mob to
rescue a white m n who had been dra.gged out of
hJS car and beaten?
ago when I was part or a
team covering the
school-integration riots in
Little Rock. It was scary, but
at my age then, it was a thnll.
It was what intrepid reponers
did. .
At my age now, with our
first grandchjld due in three
weeks, it's absurd. I djd a
Playing the intrepid re-
porter was fine 35 years
ago when I was part of a
team covering the school-
integration riots in Little
Rock.
Did you see Darryl Gates, the
chief of police, admit that it probably
wasn't a real good idea for him to be
attending a political fund raiser at 7
p.m. Wednesday evenina, just as LA.
was erupting into violence?
Did you see the arrogance of Lhe
thugs taunting cops as they hustled
26-inch Sonys out or an electronics
store?
loop-de-loop bac1c onto the
southbound San. Diego. I had
gone close enough to smell the stench of this utterly
unreal event, and that was enough. ,
I guess my motive was to try and find some way
of understanding this tragedy C\"d the thousands or
images that have kept me awake much of the past
several days.
Did you sec the three women walking along
Crenshaw Blvd. staring at the devastation? Then
did you see the youngest -abou\ 20 maybe -
begin to sob. then collap e in rrue hysteria.?
Amjd all the homble images
t.cleviiion kept pouting into our
house, there was one that stands out
among all the others. It was of the heroic man I
mentioned above, a black actor and wnter, who
rescued the white guy.
"As soon as he's able," thlS hero said,·"we're
going to get our two families together and see what
we can to see that this can never happen again."
I thmk we aU need to go to that meeting.
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COURTYARDS: Gats new m
From A1
the recession and construction in
the area -and not Interstar or
the owners -were responsible for
declining saJes at the center.
"People arc very frustrated. and
we're the most immcmate target,"
Hafter said. ''We've been trying
desperately to lease the ccn~r.
We just can't help what's going on
with the road or TriangJe Square
construction, or the economy."
H arold Hofer, president of
lnterstar and its parent,
Bonutto-Hofcr Investments, said
his company is now trying to help
Melvin Simon officials in the •
transition.
"We're disappointed, but we
l't'ish Simon the best of luck,"
Hofer said. "Hopefully, the
tenants will benefit from a
manager with a national
presence."
Like Hafter, Hofer said
lnterstar did alJ it could to make
TriangJc Square successful. He
said he hopes the center performs
better under Melvin Simon, but he
expressed concern over the new
manager's lack of local presence.
"Their closest office is in San
Diego," Hofer said. "They're
sending leasing inquiries to an 800
number in Indianapolis. It's tough
to administer a leasing campaign
from halfway across the country."
Some Courtyards tenants said
that with the well-connected
Simon firm coming in and
construction in the area nearing
an end, they're optimistic that
sales at the center will continue.
"A change was needed," said
Annie Erbabian, part owner of No
Substitute, an eatery at the
Courtyards that opened five years
ago. "I'm positive now. I'm
gambling on the future, forgetting
the past." and misrepresentation, he said.
Erbabian said she was frustrated "They put a diet store next to a
earlier this year when with No gourmet bakery," Cianciola said.
Substitute's lease option coming "It became tacky, with
up in six months, her written non-permitted aidetp!Lsalcs. and
proposal to Interstar was ignored discounters.
for three months. She said she "I'm 38, I'm stressed and l
finally decided to make her might have a heart-attack over
proposaJ directly to Haftcr's finn, this. Thi.s was my life."
and she hopes to get a reply soon. Cianciola's Newport Beach
ln spite of her optimism, lawyer, Anbur Handel, said he
Erbabian said that if she can't couldn1 comment on the disp.1,.1te
obtain a viable lease agreement, until after he fiJes the planned
she will consider joining in with multi-plaintiff lawsuit.
other current and former tenants p at Sharie, whose
who arc considering a lawsuit. She ContainWarcs store at the
said that with growing vacancies Courtyards closed last summer,
and relatively high rents at the said she, too, is considering legal
Courtyards, No Substitutc's other action.
two stores have supported the "I feel what they have done to
Costa Mesa location for the last downtown Costa Mesa is not what
year and a half. was presented to me when I put a
''Now they're solving the $500,000 investment up front in
parking problem by" losing 1986," Shark said. "I just think it's
tenants," Erbabian said. "It's kind a disaster what they've done
of scary wondering who will leave there."
next. Nobody wants to come to a Both Hafter and Intcrstar's
center that's half empty." Hofer said they see no grounds for
T he city waived its normal a tenant lawsuit.
parking requirements when "We arc doing our damndcst in
the Courtyards was buiJt in 1985, • a very difficult ~nomy to get as
and the center's Jack of parking ' many tenants as we can," Hofer
was exacerbated by the addition of said. "I don't know what the basis
the Sports Connection, .a popular of a lawsuit would be."
tenant that brings a lot of Fran Anderson, owner of
consumers to the center, but also Fitwcar, said her plans will
uses a great deal of parking stalls. depend on how well the center
James Cianciola, whose docs under Metvin Simon. She
Euphoria Oothing store closed in said she hopes to stay and
March after nearly six years at the continue trying to make her
Courtyards, said lack of parking is business succcssfuJ if the Simon
one of many reasons he's firm is effective and helpful as a
consider:ing a lawsuit. He sald manager.
there's also been a lack of Said Anderson: "I have
promotion, security and lighting at grievances, a lack of
the center, as well as uneven communication from management,
treatment of tenants and a poor a lack of promotion .... But I
mix of stores. The lawsuit would would like to stay and make-a go -
focus on alleged misman?gement · of it." .,
Appointment Calendar
Wednesday, May 6
Personnel law -The
Merchants and manufacturers
As..~iat1on will present a one-day
seminar on basic personnel law
irom 9 a.m lo 4 p.m May 6 at the
Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Cost
Highway For information, call
558-1550.
Creatin2 opportunities
-"CreatingYour Own
O pportunity: An Entrepreneur's
Tool Kit" 1s the theme of the eighth
annual Harvard Business School
Association of Orange ~ounty
conference. Workshops include
topics such as finding opportunities,
financing the deal, and marketing
the enterprise. The conference will
be held at the Westin South Coast
Plaza Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd.,
Costa Mesa from 11 am. to 5 p.m.
The cost of registration 1s S70 for
early registration and S85 for late
registration and at the door. Please
call The Business Development
Div1s1on al 836-2494 for
registration and information.
Thursday, May 7
Business climate -
Michael Peavy, president of
Southern California Edison, will
share the findings of a recentJy
completed report on the business
climate in Southern California at
11 :30 a.m. May 7 at the Westin
South Coast Plaza's Ballroom. A
no-host reception will be followed
by a luncheon at noon. The event
1s sponsored by the Industrial
League of Orange County. Call
476-2242.
Friday, May 8
Business in Russia -A
conference entitled "How to do
Business in Russia and the CJ.S "
will be conducted from 8 a.m. to
noon May 8 at Le Meridian Hotel,
4500 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport
Beach For information, call
262-7883.
Tuesday, May 12
Business women -The
National Association o( Women
Business Owners (NAWBO) and the
U.S. Small Bu~iness Administration
(SBA> are sponsoring a ~lning
program for women business
owners at the Beverly HeriUS!
Hotel, Brandon's Restaurant. 3350
A.ve. of the Arts, Cost.i MeY from
2-S p.m. The fee Is S42 by May 5 ,
and S4i' at the door, the fee
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~rtment It 642 4))J,
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includes a workbook. For
information, call 730-6100.
Business success -
"Keys to Business Success in the
'No Growth' decade of the 90s"
will be the topic at the May 12
breakfast meeting of the Newport
Foundation, 7:30 a.m. in the
Quarterdeck Room at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Hwy.
The guest speaker will be M. Esat
l<adaster, president of Newport
lnternatiponal Projects Inc., a
business strategy analysis and
consulting firm . The Newport
Foundation is a non-profit
organization dedicated to the study
of major economic issues. Programs
are video taped for distribution to
local cable channels. For
r~rvatiosn and information call
644-431 1.
Thursday, May 14
Managing Acquisitions
-Al NichoTs. do at Nichols
Institute, will address the
Assoc1at1on for Corporate Growth at
their monthly meeting at the Pacific
Club, Newport Beach. He will
discuss managing acquisitions for
growth. The program starts with a
reception at 5:30 p.m. followed by
the meeting at 6 p.m. The cost is
S20 for non-members. For
information or reservations, please
call John Whales at 252-2302.
Please s,end your calendar
announcements to Bob van Eyken
.-.t The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St,
Costa Mesa, 92627.
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Entrepreneur
A controlling interest: ..
Who: Philip and Dawn Thompeon. a hus-
band and wife who live in Newpon
Beach and are pan owne,. ef Anahe.im-based
Traffic Control Service and EaaJc Recycled Prod-
ucts. Philip, 34, ii from Sydney, Australia, and ran
a small metal fabrication business before coming
to the United States. Dawn, 30, is a New Jersey
native and came to Southern California to attend use.
What: Traffic Control SclVice distnbutcs
traffic safety equipment, such as
cones. street signs, nashing-arrow trailers, bar-
ricades and road-marking equipment. Eagle Re-
cycled Products is a new division of the parent
company that makes Ecolumber, a wood-like
product made from recycled plastics. Ecolumber is
slightly more expensive than treated wood - a
two-by-four costs about 'Sl a foot -but lt has cer-
tain advantages. The product is resistant to decay,
graffiti, fire and abrasion, and it requires little or
no maintenance or painting.
When : Traffic Control Service was
founded 20 years ago, and Dawn
Thompson and two of her brothers bought the
business from its original owners in 1984. Eagle
Recycled Products was founded about eight
months ago.
Where : Ecolumber is sold all over the
U .S. to residential, commercial,
industrial and governmental customers. The prod-
uct's main uses include wharf and patio decking,
landscaping, retaining waJls, outdoor furniture,
fencing and marine pilings. Eagle even supplied
some products to the new Pelican Hill Golf
Course, including out-of-bounds and hazard mark-
ers and recycled plastic speed bumps. Traffic Con-
trol Service's products are sold mainly in Southern
California.
Why: Philip Thompson said he and his ,
wife enjoy the risks and rewards that
go with running their own company. He said Eagft
Recyded Products wu added because with its en-
vironmentally favorable products, it offered the
Thompsons great potential for expansion. "We
need to help the environment where we can,'' he
said. "Everyone is conscious of recycling, but not
enough products are being made with the materi-
als." ff OW:: The Thompsons won't disclose sales ~cs, but said Traffic Control Ser-
vice had a record yeaf' in revenues in 1991. They
added that Eagle Recycled Products has gotten off
to a good stan, even though Ecolumber is a new
product and requires more time to sell than a
,,well-known material. Philip Thompson said profits
from Traffic Control Service have been sufficient
so far to ,fund EagJc Recycled Products' start-up
and growth. He said the company won't have to
seek outside capital unless Ecolumber takes off
beyond expectations. "That would be my favorite
problem to have, I reckon," he said.
Lesson Learned:.You
have to try different things to learn what's right
and wrong." Philip Thompson said. "You've got to
experiment, test the waters and talce some
chances. Also, you 'vc got to make decisions, the
easy ones and the tough ones, and you've got to
stand by the":'·
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S torybook fantasies came to
life in colorful costumes,
exotic decorations and
delfahtful children'• musical
performances as Pacific Chorale
staaed the third edition of its
annual fund raiser ball Friday
night at the Irvine Marriott.
More than three dmen
members opted fo r costumes,
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Society
ranging from
Rhett and
Scarlett, the
three musketeers,
pirates galore,
Snow White and
a few dwarfs:t9
more recently
popularized
characters Beauty
and the Beast,
th~ Phantom of
the Opera and
several Captain
Hooks. .
The
enthusiastic supporters of the •
Chorale were helping raise money
for musical education program
while oompeiing for the silver
slipper prize. That went to
Lawrence of Arabia and his Oasis,
Ann and Stew Morris or Newport
beach, both members or the
chorale. (Ann was a palm tree and
so were the centerpieces.)
Ota.iring the Story Book Ball
was Barbara Oayton, and her
"Robin Hood" husband, Roger,
with Sedgwick JamH, major
underwriter or the event.
This was Barbara's second year
as cha ir and this time she did it
partly by long di tancc since the
family moved to Phoenix in
March.
"We ha~c 234 here tonight and
1A.e should go over our goal of
$37,000. More people arc in
co tumc this )Car, and I think it
will grow in )cars to come. It's a
lot of fun to drc ,"said Barbara,
wearing a full kincd two-piece
g n and lots of long black curly
hair.
Seen mingling dunng the
Captain Hook reception and
Blackbeard iJent auction were
committ ee member Robyn Renner
as Scheherazade with Ali Baba
Pierre Desmet; Board chair Jay St.
Oalr and wife Kate in plcndid red
and black Hook dress; executive
director Bonnie Mc.Cbln, trying to
bewitch with her poisoned apple;
MiUi and Lee Holmes in royal
regalia; Tinkcrbcllc Angela FAir;
three musketeers Vtdd McNalty,
Claudia Sellers and H~llen Crain,
pirate Lynn Rans with his creative
wife Sally wearina a treasure map;
and Robin Bullington (spent one
hour on his beast makeup) with
beauty Pat Kirkbride.
Others dining on the
Buccaneer's Bounty (fruit), beauty
and the beast feast (chicken and
beef) and Captain Hook's treasure
chest (white chocolate mousse in a
dark chocolate chest) were
honorary benefit committee Bob
and Anne Badham, Mary and
Phillip Lyons, Joann a_nd Ed
Halvajian, Marda and Warren
Coy and Nidcl and Paul Marx.
Kathy Kavanaugh provided nice
background dinner music, and led
by a Pied Piper and director Lori
Loftus, the SS.voice PC ailldren's
O.Orus came in the potlight for
post-dinner entertainment. _
Party people also included
chorale director John Alexander,
EliUbeth and John Stahr and
Anne Nutt (her tablcmatcs opted
for "Out of Africa" attire) and
interior designer Lynne Deal.
Shari Cole and Betsy Moulton
were co-chairs and other
committee members tumin& the
p-acs of the storybook included
""'"' Clatt, Sharon Fair, Marilyn <Antts, Ebby tt.ywant, landl
l.Mwn, ,_.,,., lee Lanon,
Gretchen lustfs, Comella Maier,
Karen Mon ...... and Shuon
Moore.
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Upper left: Event chair Barbara Clayton, left, with husband Roger, co-chair Betsy Moulton and
Bonnie McClain with her poisoned apple during Pacific Chorale's third ed ition of its annual fund
raiser ball Friday night at the Irvine Marriott.
Above: From left, John Wohlfeil and Lorie Inglis with board chairs Jay and Kate St. Clair.
Far left: costume winners Ann and Steve "Lawrence of Arabia" Morris .
. At left: Robin Renner, a.k.a. Scheheraza~teals a fun moment with Pierre John Desmet as "Ali
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A8 Monday. May 4, 1992
Seniors/Volunteers
Volunteer Directory
All AllOdldan
Drll1ll COlllty Chlpter
The Amyotrophic Lateral Sder~1\
(ALSl A.s!>Oeiatoon Orange County Chap-
ter has need for many volunteers For
information. call Bobbie Green at 921-
8503 or secretary Martha Haber at 436-
4872
Amel'lcan Red Croll,
Drllllll COllllY Chlpter
The Orange County chapter of the
American Red Cross needs volunteers
who enJO)' public speaking to address
commun1t)'. groups about Red Cross ser-
vice!> ~ part of the chapter's Speakers
Bureau Volunteer public information of-
ficers are also needed to act as liaisons
with the media 1n disaster 'and emer-
gerx:y situations. For information, call
ludy lanna<cone at 835-5381
The Arts Academy of Orange County
in Cost.i Mesa is a new umbrell.l organi·
zat1on for the Costa Mesa Art League,
B.illet Montmartre. Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse .ind Newport Beach Show-
t1me The group •~ pldnning to fund dnd
build J community arts faCllrty for the
lour groups in Co$ta Mes.a. For more in-
turmat1on. c.all Alice LeggeM at 540.
2557
Ballet Pldflca
The Ballet Pacifica Guild. d volunteer
support group for Ballet Pac1f1u. n('('(Js
volunteers to serve as ushers, st>ll T·
shirt), sell JUtCe and cookies at events.
conduct fund-rd•S•ng events, help with
c~tume and ><.enery repairs Volunteers
wht1 prefer not to JO'" the guild are wel·
Service Clubs
T he Exchange Club of
Newport Harbor is gearing
up for its annual major
fund-raiser, the Movie Premier at
th e Edwards Lido Cinema May 21,
which this year will feature Alien
3 to benefit the Exchange Club
Child Abuse Preven tion Center of
Orange County.
For the third straight year, the
Exchange Club has captured the
Orange County premier of a
Twentieth Century Fox
block·buster film. Sigourney
Weaver a~ain plays Warrant
Officer Ripl ey, this time arriving
on a peaceful mining planet to
face th e harrowing alien without
modem technology.
Former Angels pitcher Clyde
Wright and former Rams
def ensivc back Anthony Newman
will attend the premier. Mark
DeCarlo of the television dating
show "Studs" will emcee the
event.
Proceeds will go to the Teen
Parent Program sponsored by the
Child Abuse Prevention Center.
. The program attempts to lessen
· the incidence of child abuse and
. abandonment among teen-age
•parents.
: A Food Tasting Fair at 5 p.m.
· wiU precede the screening,
: featuring food by The Cannery,
• Tutto Marc, Hassan'a, Gino's On
: the HiU, The Rusty Pelican,
· Mucho Munchies, Peny's Piua
: and Pavilions Catering Service.
Tickets for the event are S30.
: For information or re5Crv&1ions,
, call 6'9:V7l. . 0
· The American Legion presents
; "It's Poppy Time," those
• crape-paper Oowen which
: rcpruent donattons t6 the
' A.ft\erlcan Lepm Auxiliary, ! Newport Harbor Unit. No. 291.
r Tho PoPpiea. handmtdo by
: disabled aod holpitJ)iud vetcrana
• dwiq "*'81 worbhopl, ue to ! be WOl1l • 'JOf'! 18pel M111 11·16
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come and they may help as little or
mudi as desired. For information, c.all
Molly Lynch at 642-9275. .. .........., .....
Men and women over 20 years of
age, having lived io Orange C.ounty for
)1x months and on the job for at least
three months are needed to serve as big
brothers or big sisters for children 6-16
from single-parent homes. It requlres a
one-year commitment of 4-6 hours per
week to serve as a role model for a
child. Applicants must go through a
screening and inter.iiew process as do
the children, and efforts are made to
compallbly match the two. For informa-
tion, call 544-7773.
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Colll Mlll/NeWlllrt Bach
The three area Boys and Girls Oubs
need volunteers ro1 numerous reasons,
mduding volunteer coaches. Teachers
are needed to volunteer for a couple of
hours °' multiple sessions (whatever one
can afford) to teach an art or craft work·
shop for 7-13-year-olds. Area locations
include the Rae Center at 661 Hamilton
on the wost side of Costa Mesa, the Lou
Yantorn Center at 2131 Tustin Ave. be-
hind Kaiser School and the East Bluff
Center at 2555 Vista del Oro by Corona
del Mar High School. For information,
c.all Dick Powers of the Harbor Area
Boys and Girl~ Club <1t 642-2245.
The volunteer opportunities are broad,
but include short-range p<o,ects like
teaching sessions at summer day camps
The flower was first ado(>ted in
1921 as the official Memonal
symbol of the American Legion.
For information or to give, call the
local post at 673-5070. It is located
at 215 15th St. in Newport Beach.
0 The Child Abuse Prevention
Center of Orange Coun ty, the
chief project for the Exchange
Club, wi ll feature Bon Vivant, a
Gourmet Dining Group, on May
15 from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Village
Crean, 2300 Mesa Dr. in Santa
Ana Heights. Cost is $15 per
person for hor d'oeuvres and a
cooking demonstration. Call
662-0527 by May 7 for
reservations.
0 N. Christian Anderson, the
editor of the Orange County
Register, will discuss "Covering
The Orange County News Scene"
at the wecklr luncheon of the
Newport-lrvme Rotary Oub
Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the
Airporter Inn across from John
Wayne Airport. Luncheon cost is
$13. For information, call
727-3440 .
0 WilJiam Parker, who headed the
Saturn Project, wilJ speak on the
Story of the Apollo and Satum for
the Newport Beach Kiwanis Club
Tuesday Ill noon at Chatley
Brown's restaurant. Guem are •
welcome. ..
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Oonnick'1 AJl·American offers
f rec pub1ic service to nob· profit
organitations throuah its pcaker'(
bureau. Proaram chairmen arc
a kcd to contact Jeanne Ciormick
at 831-2021 to receive a speaker's
bur~u book.let.
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A little_ laughter gaas a 1011 way
H umoc is no laughing matter.
A man ~tly got a
dM>rce on the grounds lbat bis
wife•s painful puns gave him
migraine&. The judge agreed that
these
-aravating little
nuggets of
so-called mirth
constitute cruel
and unusual
punishment.
Being married
to a humor
editor, what's NilCJ funny and what Mcll1'1J'I isn't js a touchy
------subject at our 59 and house. It's a
source of Holding. marital conflict
--• .. •• that eclipses in-laws, clutter, dented fenders,
and broken budgets.
BW edits IQ)' oolulDJl with an
expression as granite as the races
on~.1tusbmore. Crouched in a
chair with a lethal blue pencil at
the ready, be shoots down every
cringing gag, vague witticism,
double negative and mixed
metaphor in sight.
It took me a long time to
accept that hurpor editors never
smile. Ukc morticians, it's against
their professional c:ode. Their
highest tribute is a grunt of
approval Maybe two grunts if
they're feeling generous.
Frequently I summon up enough
indignation to challenge Bill's
editorial cuts. "You just tiid a
hatchet job on the funniest
passage!" I cry, snatching my
brain child from his clutches and
pressing it to my maternal bosom.
"It doesn't work," he sighs with
a baleful stare, lids at half mast.
~itb that I charge into our Mad
to long-term commitments in fund-early eYenlng uninsured walk-in patiencs
raising. program development and train-al the medical center. For information,
ing to existing troops and padcs. One c.all Dianne Stelling at 650-0186. In the
special program which requires short: food and financial aid distribution area,
term-volarnpelSiSftle SCO'Utlngfor Foocr, -peop e are neeaeo to pacl<age fOoif
in which Scouts throughout Orange bag5, perform recepcionist woric, trans-
County communities distribute bag5 to late and pick up food at local markets
collect food one Saturday and then re-from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on weekdays. ~or
tum to,collect them a week later. Vol-information, c.all Sarah at 642-3451.
untecrs are needed on Saturday, Nov.
16, to gather the bag5 for the hungry in
Orange C.ounty. For more information,
call Devon Dougherty at 546-4990.
Prenacl -lcMll The Prentice Day School is a (state ac-
credited) co-educational day school ded·
icated to serving the needs of ,children
with Specific Language Disabilities/~
lexia. Volunteers are needed in many
areas, including fundraising committees,
library aides and office support. For
more information, call Amy Mitchell at
650-1115.
loath COllt ............, n.ter
The South Coast Repertory Theater
needs volunteers to help with ushering
(see plays for free). For informarion, call
John Trosko at 957·2602. Also, the The-
ater Guild or South Coast Repertory
needs volunteers for office work, work·.
1ng the souvenir shop, fund·raising
-evt>nts, ~peakers bureau and conducting
t,ours. For information, call the develop-
ment department at 957·2602. ...............
ffl9I Ml •cal Clll*
The organization needs volunteer
physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dentists,
dental hygienists, receptionists and tr.ins·
latoo (Spanish) for early morning and
The Sherman Library and Gardens in
Corona del Mar needs volunteers to give
children and adults tours of the beautiful
and unique ~ng. An in-depth training
program for docents Is betn~ taught this
month by horticulturist Shirley K"rins,
and bot.lnical kn~edge is not neces-
sary. Interested persons should' oontact
the library at 673-2261.
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' The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
needs people to serve food and bever·
ages at the Soutti Coast Christian
Churdi, 792 Victoria In Costa Mesa, or
to prepare food in the momin~ at the
Rea Community Center. Volunteers can
work as many days .u they wish in the
early morn;ng at the Rea Community
Center or for approximately three-hour
shifts at the rnurch. Persons who can
speak Spanish would tlc?-eispeciaHy help-
ful. For information, c.all J.1ck Moriarty at
631 ·81 70 from 8: 30 a m • 1 p.m
Wiit lllWport
Cmlllullty c.rtll'
The West Newport Community (en-
ler, a senior recreational programs cen-
ter, needs volunteers (preferably seniors)
to help in the front office and answering
the phone. For inrormation, call Barbara
Finn at 644-3240
Room, a aanctuaiy down lbe ball
with a slammina door that sends
shock wa~ thn:>ugh the house.
While busnor is too fr•gile to
be examined under a microscope,
it's an essential part of our
life-support system. If nature
supplies endorphins to fight pain,
she gives us humor to zap
frustrations. It's a God-given
defense in coping with marriage,
taxes, and aging.
Among its numerous rewards,
laughing is an excellent exercise.
You oouldn't choose a better
time than an election year to get
a good workout. The heartier the
laugh, the better the results.
Look at all the really great things
that happen to you when you
crack-up: it not only increases
your heart rate, but flexes your
diaphragm. chest, and abdominal
muscles, and exercises your
shoulders, face -and wattles.
Soroptomists
·honor Munoz
Judge Frances Munoz became
the first Hispanic woman to be ap-
pointed to the C.alifomia bench,
but It may be ner volunteer ellOn:
to provide educational assistance
to underprivileged children which
touch the local community most.
She was honored Wednesday
(April 29) for those efforts at th e
annual Distinguished Women's
Event sponsored by the Soropto-
mist Intern ational of Newport
Harbor Area, whfoh recognizes an
outs tanding Orange County
woman who has distinguished her-
se lf both professionaJ and philan-
thropically. "
"We look f.Gf-someone-who has
given a lot of herself to the com-
munity, and community pr9blems
in addition to someone who is ac-
complished in her profession,"
said Ann Gyb!:n or the Soropto-
misls.
Munoz, one of 11 children in
her family, bas served as a judge
in municipal court since 1978, hav-
ing previously served with the Or-
ange County public defenders of-
fice for six yea rs. She has served
on numerous advisory and com-
munity committees.
She is the co-founder of the Lu·
cvano Foundation, which provides
volunteers to help students and
annual scholarships to St.
Joachim's Elementary School in
Costa Mesa. -Br Tbr Da.lly Pilot
An.d that's not all. Next.
adrenaline-like hormones called
catecholamines kick in. These arc
lbe goodies that stimulate both
halves of the brain. the creative
left ll\d the practical right, so you
get a double dose or The Smarts.
In a stressful age, humor
therapy is the poor man's shrink.
It restores your sense of
well-being and fights the blues
without having to lie down on the
couch and tum your libido inside
out. Fortunately, no one bas a
patent on the world's oldest
feel-good drug.
But what about the millions of
people born with a humor
deficiency? The only solution is
genetic engineering. An artificial
humor gene may only work well
enough to savor a pun -but at
least.it's a beginning.
Naacy Mclntyn Is a nsldeat of
Laguna Niguel.
by your
GEIMAN
and
SWEDllH -1~
Auto Speclallltt:
Paul Frech
GETIING INTO
THE ACT
Automobiles do not operate
in a vacuum and ne ither do
auto technicians. During the
past 20 years.,, more stringent
legislation and improved auto
technology have endeavored to
curh air pollution. Now, sec-
tion 609 of the Clean Air Act
seeks to address the automo-
bile's role m depicting the at·
mosphere's oione layer. This
invisible layer of gas protects
all life from potentially hann·
ful (cancer-causing) ultraviolet
rap. Because c hlo-
rofluorocarbons (CFC's),
found in large amounts in the
refrigerant of an auto's air
conditioning system, oontnl>ute
to ozone depletion, their use
must be regulated. Beginning
in 1992 only auro technicians
trained and certified in the
use of refrigerant recycling .--------------------------------------------t.1 equipment can service auto air
The truth about
funeral prices in the
greater South Coast area.
A t Harbor ~wn, people are important. We believe
that every family deserves a personalized final tribute.
· / Here, only the family selects the type of service they ·
want and the price to be paid.
We will arrange for direct cremation,
including mortuary care from .................................. $540
Or choose from other.type of services from ........... $985
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conditioning equipment. C.ar
owners concerned about air
quality shoul~ make conscious
decisions to give their work to
·technicians committed to envi-
ronment quality.
ADDING UP
Additives make up 12 to 27
percent of the volume of
motor oil. Among these addi·
tives arc an ti wear agents that
chemi cally bond with metal
surfaces to create and protec-
tive layer. There are also de·
tcrgcnt-disperscrs which oom-
bat sludge formation and
guard against clogged oil pu-
snges. Oxidation. rust, oorro-
c;1on and foam inhibitors pro-
tect the engine's inner paru
from any of these adverse
conditions. Visco ity-indc.x im-
provcrs maini.ain oil oonsis·
tcncy at temperature extremes.
Pour-point depressants pre-
vent oil from solidifying under
extreme oold oondirions. Fric-
tion modifiers improve fuel
economy through lessened
friction between moving parts.
There is certainly more to a
quan of oU lhan meets the
eye.
Not all enainc oils are ere·
ated equally, either. Check
with your manual or dealer
for the he t kind or oil for
your ear. Here at C&F, we
pccialize in German and
Swedish repair. We are Jo.
catcd at 2090 Placenda. Please
call us if you need to achcdule
work at ~910; open Mon·
day through Friday, S:Q0.6:00.
We are approved by MA,
ind ~pt major ~h cards.
We also deal with tJieft recoV.·
cry, 'anct wort well with insur-
ance oompaniea.
IWm Enilne oil ''wean out"
whCn itl ....._ '*-" ..
plcted.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Monday, May 4, 1992 A7
Local BUsiness & OtherAuthoritieS Take a Comprehensive lookAt
Get lit, stay nt
· Choosing the right personal trainer can make all the difference
"I would never push myseN
lilte my trainer pushes me. He
has me dq the exercises I
don't lilte, but are especially
im~t for me. This is the
first time in my life I have
exercised for six months
without missing a worltout. I
have so much more energy.
The results are incredible. I
feel great! ·
Judy, 60,
professional personal
raine r 'Should design a
rogram with your specific
needs and goals. The trainer
sli'ould e ncourage you toward a
~ealthier lifestyle, teaching the
importance of long-term fitness.
commitment to health.
Appointments are easier to keep
when it involves someone else.
Beneficial results happen only
with a consistent effort on a
regul~r basis.
A fitness program should be
designed with a dynamic
balance that addresses your
flexibility, muscular endurance,
muscular strength,
cardiovascular Titness and
neuromusclar coordination. The
goal is to attain the highest
aegree of functional balance at
any age. A fitness assessment
will determine what you need
to emphasis and what are
reasonabJe goals.
critical to undef'$tanding which
muscJes are involved a nd the
ra nge of motion right for you. In
addition, you will learn how to
establish a safe heart rate range
during cardiovascular exercise.
Your trainer will he lp you
maintain a sounci nutritional
program with a balanced diet
composed of the basic food
groups. If we ight loss is needed,
your traine r will help set up
reasonable goal to avoid a yo-yo
~ndrome by loosing weight to
fast.
Most importantly, your trainer
should ma ke your fitness
sessions inte resting. You should
look forward to training. The
results will be new energy and a
fit, toned body.
First, your trainer will
establish a regular time of
exercise. Witfi today's fast pace,
it is easy to sidestep a
Your trainer 1s there to teach
you the proper exercise form.
Correcting your form, your
breathing, and yo~r technique is Submitted by Shape Up Newport A professional persona l trainer should design a program with your specific needs and goals in mind.
some s•thing relief tor those aching headaches
By-Br.-8. Shahrestm
511111 WTbr
A 40-year-old -woman came to me
complai~ing of an unrelenting
headache. For two weeks, she awoke
with a headache that gradually worsened
during the day. Her family doctor had referred
her to a ncurologt)t. Unable to find a physical
reason for the pain, she was sent to a
Eychiatrist who diagnosed the problem CJS a
'stress headache" and prescribed additional
medication. Between the three doctors, she
had received ned X·rays, a brain CT sc.in and
two EEGs (electroencephalograms).
We set up a program to correct the imbal-
ance, along with nutritional and postural re·
education. Within a few sessions, her head·
aches were relieved and she was discharged.
problem's cause. We seek to mask or hide the
symptoms with a range of non-prescription
drugs. The list of over-the-counter headache
pills ls endless. Most-headache suffers ingest
these drugs on a regular basis with no
permanent relief.
One of my patients had previously taken
large doses of non-prescription drugs on a
regular basis. On one day he had ingested 30
ExCedrins. However, with our program his
body began to restore its normal functt0n and
his headaches were cured.
The chi ropractic approach is not a
headac he therapy, yet sufferers turn to it in
record numbers. While the medical model of
. treatmel")t tends lo treat the symptoms ot
headaches; we look at the cause. Many
people have been taking dru~ for years
without lasting relief. These simply mas\.. the
problem As a chiropractor, I examine and
analyze spinal nerve stress interference. These
"vertebral subluxations" weai..en the body
and lower the vitality and effectiveness of the
There are studies that indicate that 20
percent of the population suffer.. from chronic
or recurrent headaches. People are told by
healthcare providers that their problem t!>
stress related. The patient is given a pain
-reliever, or some other mediC.lhon and sent
home to rest.
What part of the body feels the ache? It 1s
not the brain, its membranes or the skull
bones. It's the sensiti"e structures: the arteries
and -.·e1ns of the brain and skull, the tissues
covering the brain and certain nerves. When
these are pulled, stretched, compre)SC(f or
irritated, the result is cl headache.
body's self-healing abilities. _
After we have gi"en a complete -
..
Headaches can be caused by muscular
tension, spinal misalignment, trauma, inhaling
chemic.als, sinus trouble, high blood prE?)Sure,
tooth, ear or eye problem), infections, tumors,
seaures and drug Side effects. A common type
of headache is post-tr~umatic headache which
occurs after an accident
Though most of th~ headach(>) are
lreatable and even preventable, our society 1n
general does not emphasize treatment of the
examination and determ1nat1on of the cause
of the .headache, we use special techniques to
relieve the stress on the spinal nerves. The
"adjustments" allow the body to function
better and to restore it.self. If a cause other
than nerve interference is identified, the
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By Iris Yokol
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NEWPORT HARBOR -
An Arizona man suffered
fiat-degree bums on his
face and another passenger
had hair on both legs singed
when a power boat exploded
Saturday afternoon near the
Balboa Pavilion, just after it
left a fueling doc~.
The six passengers of the
17-foot Silverline-were able
to dive overboard and cs-
cap..e serious injury. The
cause of the 3:20 p.m. explo-
sion is still under investiga-
tion, but Orange County
Shenrrs Harbor Patrol dep·
uties arc looking at the pos-
"<l.sibility of a gas leak in t~e
engine compartment, said
Capt. Doug Storm.
Boat owner Gary Nelson,
a Newport Beach resident,
had just fueled up at Boat
Service Incorporated and
got his vessel with five
guests aboard about 100
yards into the harbor when
the explosion occurred, ac-
cording to witnesses.
"11\cre was a 'pop' of
omc sort" before the boat
was engulfed in names, said
Chris Rounds, an employee
of the fuel dock.
All six dove into the
water, but Kevin Stone, a
38-year-old Sconsdale, Ariz.
resident, was sitting on the
engine hatch cover when the
explosion occurred and suf-
fered the most serious inju-
ries, according to au·
thontics. Stone was taken to
Hoag Hospital by paramed-
ics w11h first-degree bums
on the face and singed hair
on his legs.
·Another passenger, Bruce
Frenchak. 30, residence un·
known, suffered singed hair
on both legs and was taken
10 Hoag for treatment.
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for Taste or cOsta M•
By Iris Y«*ol
Sllft Wl1W
SOU'Ill COAST METRO
-They came by the
thousands, ate everything from
mini Farmburgcrs to baked
polenta. ogled a belly dancer
and boogied to. the sounds of
Little Anthony and Jack Mack
and the Heart Attack.
The first annual Taste or
Costa Mesa drew an estimated
15,000 people tQ_~outh Q>ast
-Plaza parking lot over the
weekend and was deemed a
success by organizers, despite a
slow first night.
The event went so smoothly
coordinator Jim de Boom,
who's ·also run "Taste or
Newport" for three years, has
already begun to plan for next
year. Participating restaurants
praised how wcU-<:>rganiz.cd the
event was, with daily memos
from coordinators reporting on
the previous.day's highlights.'
Visitors, who came from all
over Southern California,
gushed about the food and
even gave rave rcviews'on the
cleanliness of the portable
toilets, which were fuUy
equipped with sink f acilitics.
A little more than 3,000
attended Friday night -about
40 percent less than was
projected, which de Boom
attributed to the ~ Angeles
riots. Still, many of the 30
restaurants reported line an
front or their booths and some
ran out of food, forcing
employees to rush back to
restock.
The infectious music of Jack
Mack and the Heart Attack
and Derck and the Diamonds
had many in the crowd dancing
by the end of the evening.
A pleasant breeze and
sJight}y cooler temperat~s
provided a comfortable climate
for the estimated 5,000 who
attended Sunday. Children
lined up to have their faces
painted, to get ball~ns and to
taste Haagen Dus tee ~ream.
Swaying to the sounds of the
James Harman Blues Band and
Johnny Smith and the New Ink
Spots visitors also picked up
free s~mJ?les and information
from the~esa ConsolTdated
Water District.
Hassan's Lebanese Cafe
drew most of the crowd to its
booth both Saturday and
Sunday afternoon with a 4 p.m.
belly dancing performance. But
the Newport Boulevard
restaurant's falafel and stuffed
grape leaves were also big hits.
Don Herbert, who was
television's scientific "Mr.
Wizard " and his wife Norma . . declared the falafel their
favorite "taste."
~ Herborts, whose stepson
Kim Casell was one of the
event organizers, came from
the San Fernando Valley to
attend the event Sunday. "I
think it's absolutely m&JVClous
-such a good promotion for
all the restaurants," said
Norma, while Don, clad in
fishing cap .and .,taid shirt,
snapped photographs.
The Barn Steakhouse's
miniature version of its
hickory-smoked Farmburgcr
was also popular, served up for
a mere $1 by employees clad in
overalls at a booth with a
bright red barn facade.
It was the Harbor Boulevard
restaurant's first time in a
"Ta~te" event and manager
John Hirnrnelbergcr said the
exposure wa good for the
eatery, which is a local favorite
but lesser known outside the
area.
The fire was doused in
about 20 minutes by Harbor
Patrol depu!ies. Hillary, Jordan and Tyler Houland enjoy. a
camer ride at this year's Youth Expo, which
..,_ °""""'...0.-ly , ...
was held at the Orange County Fairgrounds
over the weekend.
Saturday drew roughly 7,000
people, most of whom flocked
in as the sun went down. The
beer stand did a brisk business
and the effects of their
be\crage were evident as
people shimmied to the sounds
of Little Anthony until. the
event closed nt 10 p.m.
''People arc coming up and
tasting the rood and saymg.
'Docs it taste this good in the
restaurant?' " Himmelbcrger
said. "We say, 'It tastes even
better.'"
MATTHEW: 3-yar-old boy
battles rare form of cancer
From A1
Then several days later
during a family dinner, Jackson
went to wipe his son's mouth of
spaghetti sauce and noticed a
lump about the size of a pea
under his tooth.
Dent1m initially thought the
cyst was caused by a pcnnanent
tooth trying to break through
and set up a routine
o ut-patient \urgery on Jan 31
to remove the tooth, Jackson
said
"It wa' !lupposed to be a
half-hour procedure," Jackwn
said. "It turned to an hour.
then an hour and half, then
two hours. I knew something
was wrong."
When the oral surgeons
came out, the Jackson family
received the shocking news:
Matthew had what was later
diagnosed as Burkitt's
lymphoma and two-thirds of his
1aw had been removed.
Since the diaplosis, Matt has
had two surgeries in one wcrek,
which were accompanied by
eight spinal taps and numerous
lab tests. He has also has
undergone three rounds or
chemotherapy
Matt's only been home for 16
days since he was first admitted
to the hospital. In February
alone, Jackson figures lhc
medical bills have reached
about !400,000.
Although Jackson did not ask
for help. fam1l.)' and friends
have set up an account in Matt
Jackson's name at North
County Bank of San Marcos.
The account will be
administered by accountant
Gary Peterson, who has
volunteered his time.
"I don't hkc handouts. 1 try
to do the best on my own,"
Jackson said. "But I've been hit
hard and now I need those
favors from th~ople who
want to help ... -\
Friend Jean Pike said she
hopes donations from the
family's church, school. friends
and community will help the
Jacksons through the difficult
lime.
Donations can be sent to:
Help Matt Jack.son Account,
care of Gary L. Peterson, PO
Box 5098, Fullerton, 92635.
CllllE: CM..-r .. 111111 Ill loclllan
Frqsn A1
themselves. After several
weeks, Fun Zone Boat Co. re-
ported this week that it
planned to move to 600 Edac·
water and that it would drop its
passenger count by 65. Those
65 passen,en would then be
picked up by Catalina.
The council approved the
.,recment Monday ni&ht and
required Fun Zone Boat Co. to
have priv•~·party chatter pu-
tcnpn parll: otf aito and be
bused in becaUJC of the lack of
• parkina io tho area. 1be coun·
cU allo required it• approval of
any future transfcn of opera·
tions.
"We're &<>in& to stay in bu i·
ncss.'' said Handy's husband
Ray. "We're a lot happier than
we were a (cw weeks ago.".
But Thoma Allen, attorney
for Catalina Passenger Scrviec,
said discussions arc cootinuina.
with some i uci that "sllll
need to bo worked out." He
dcdined to elaborate, nyillg
only that "1 d n't think u•a
concluded yet."
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NEWPORT BEACH -
The U.S. Coast Guard and
Civil Air Patrol began
searching off the coast of
NeWtx>rt Beach Sunday for
a pnvate plane that disap·
pearcd on its way to San
Diego from San Luis Obis-
po.
The Ccs na 211 was last
spotted on radar about six
miles o ff the Newport coast
at 3:20 p.m. Saturday, ac-
cording to Coast Guard
Petty Officer Peter Janusch.
No plane crash bas been
rePortcd and no radio trans·
missions were made from
the missing aircraft, Janusch
said.
The plane was scheduled
to reach San Diego Saturday
and when it failed to show
up, a concerned relative of
the lone pilot caU4!d the
Federal Aviation Ad·
ministration to report him
missing. After tracking the
last radar contact, the FAA
called upon the Coast
Guard to search the waters
from Newport Beach down
to San Diego.
The Coast Guard and
Civil Air Patrol began their
search at 1 p.m. Sunday.
Autho rities declined to
identify the mi ing pilot.
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The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson •••• 642-4330 ext.387
Richard Dunn-prep~2
OCC swimming, tennls/82
Classffie<W4
MIJDI •a
Claa out
at No.-•
...,.. Pirates. give their coach
a going away present with
400th Orange Coast victory.
By Rlchlrd Doon
• $clolts Wrbr
C OSTA
MESA -The
Orange Coast
College baseball
t ea m knew
going in that
Saturday's game
against Saddle-
back was prm,ably going to be the
last chance to present Coach Mike
Mayne with victory No. 400 in his
Pirates' career.
A loss Saturday would definitely
have kept the Bucs out of the play-
offs and locked the retiring Mayne
at the 399 mark.. And even a win
was going to mean o nly an outsicfc
chance of qualifying for the state ·
tournament.
Coast took ca.re of business with a
I0-4 victory over the visiting Gau--
chos, allowing Mayne to reach the
mi I e-
stone at
400-188,
good for
a .680
winning
percent-
age i n
h is 15
season s
as head
coach:-
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OCC's JV eight (front to back) -Couwain Kristie Jonesi Pettt Mains,_Jim
Russell, Arnie Huff, Darrenrtill,--Yal DOrn, Erik Elward, A.J. DiSala, R.J. Scott.
N.ewport Regatta .. . a.·k.a.
~e ~irates' Invitational,. --
~om1.nated by OCC, agai~
...,. 27~ition watered down .
but Coast's strength evidenl,
as usual in rowing show.
By Richard Dunn
$clolts Wltllr
NEWP ORT
BEACH -Even
though it wasn't per-
fect, Orange Coast
College still had the
quickest oarsmen
Sunday along the
North Lido Channel.
And even though
the conditions were picturesque, the
27th annual Newport Regatta was some-
what tarnished because of last week's
civil unrest in Los Angeles, triggering
three schools -Loyola Marymount, UC
Santa Barbara and the University of San
Diego -to pull out of the competition.
QCC, however, Still made It grand.
"What it says is that we have a lot of
depth to our row-
"We're real pleased with the crews
performances," said OCC assisWlt Jim
h>rgenscn, primarily in charge of the
Freshmen eight and Novice eight shells.
"It was a grand regatta. Anyume you
win the P.A. Palmer Cup, you've done
something special."
After San Diego State defeated
OCC's Novice eight at the San Diego
Crew Cassie on April 5, the Aztec shell
was disqualified for using an incligjblc
coxswain, thus handing the winning tro-
phy to runner-up Orange Coast.
The Aztecs were seeking to get a little
back in the Pirates' home waters, and
following a neck-and-neck banle, they
crossed first in 6:12.33.
"l thought we learned a lesson about
racing the last 500 meters," Jorgensen ·
said. "Our boat was swing.ing and lean-
ing.
"Our expectations arc tQ win, and if
you do that, generally you win. It was a
great boat race and we teamed some
lessons. Everytrung else pretty much
went as planned, but n's never over until
you cross the
line." ing at Coast," said
head crew coach
Dave Grant, whose
Pirates won their
fourth consecutive
P.A. Palmer Cup,
the regatta's sweep-
stakes winner, after
overpowering the
field in the Fresh-
men eight, N eight
and Varsity four.
Aside from a
last-minute drop by
the OCC Novice
eight, the Plfates
'l'.lJr expectations are to
win, and if you do that,
generally you win. It was
a great boat race and we
learned some lessons.
Everything else pretty
much went as planned,
but it's never over until
you cross the line.•
San Diego State
(14 points) fan·
ishcd as runner-up
to Orange Coast,
which won the
P.A. Palmer Cup
with 22 points.
Long Beach State
(13), UC Berkeley
( 10), Stanford
(seven), UC Davis
(six) and UC Ir-
vine (three) fol-
lowed.
.-we.re unbeaten,
· blowin~ out Stan-
fo rd wtth a tame of
6 minutes, 10 seconds in the ~a-boat
Freshmen eight race, winning the Var-
sity four heat (6:4 ) and dominating
Long Beach State m the two-chool N
eight in 6:15.75
-•d -OCC~coach '
OCC's No .. 1cc
eight crew has its
biggest challenge
yet to come -
May 23-24 at the Pacific Coast Rowmg
Championships in Sacramento.
"That's where it counts the most,"
Grant said "People like· to challenge
themselves and this provides a pcrlect
opportunity for that "
season l5 over.
8 u t
F u·I·
'lerton 's
v ict o r y
ov er
Golde n w c s t
Saturday
will al·
m os t
certainly
me a n
that the
Pira tes'
"I've been here 16 years total,
and it seems like 48," said Mayne.
"It feels aood. and I've been
through quite a lot. And quite. a lot
of f layers have come through here
an used this ~ace u a launching
pad fo r bigger 'ings."
Van't Hof,. Pawsat· keep it sinlple in two
...., They waste no time in
disposing of Dunk-Leach
en route to CHOC title.
Wayne Tennis Oub.
And, by disposing of Chris Dunk and
Jon Leach quickly, Pawsat and Van't
Hof preserved a little energy for the en-
suing mixed open fmaJ, in which they
played on opposite sides of the net. Among those re eight former Pi·
rates who played in the major
leagues last year, including Mayne's
son Brent who i a catche r at Kan-
By Richard Otm
5'loltl Wllllf
Van't Hof, of Newport Beach, and
Pawsat swept Dunk and Leach, 6-4, 7-5,
then Van't Hof and Cammie MacGregor
came from behind to defeat Paws.at and
Jolene Watanabe, 1-6, 7-6, 6-4, for the
mixed open title. Van't Hof teamed with
Anne White last spring to win the mixed
champio nship.
sas City. J
The o then were Chris Beasley
and Donnie Hill (Angels), Rich
Amaral {Seattle), Damon Berryhill
(Chicago/Atlanta), Kevin Romine
(Boston), Kevin Reimer {Texas)
and Jeff Gardner (Mcu).
Five of those are currently on
major league rosters, while more
than 100 • cx-OCC playcn have
NEWPORT
BEAOI -Smash·
in& returns by Tun
Pawsat and pro-tour
styte serves by Rob-
ert Van't Hof lifted
the longtime doubles
partneu to their
fourth consecutive
In the women's open final, Watanabe
and Lindsay Davenport beat Stella Sam-
pras, sister of ATP star Pete Sampras,
and Barbara Gerken, 6-4, 6-3, in a swift,
1 hour, 15 minute match. See MAYNEM
men's open champioruhlp Sunday m
the 1 lth annual Vic Braden CHOC
Padrinos Tennis O assic at the John For Pawsat and Van't Hof, they be·
45th Ensenada in the books
...,.. Inaugural Al Lockabey trophy won
by Balboa Yacht Club's Lew Seeley.
By J J . Hutchinson ......
S ailing to the tune of Stars
and Stripes. Acapulco rcsi· ~ dent Victor Tapia's bard·
sail catamaran was fint to reach
the fm.ish line in the 4Sth annual
Newport-to-Ensenada yacht race.
Dave Schindler, captain of the 6().f oot boat, and
his crew completed the courte in 12 houra and 23
minutes, arrivina in E.rucnada, Mexico shortly
after 12:30 a.m. Saturday. Tapia is the first Mexi-
can owner to brin& the trophy to Mexico.
Stars and Stri~. ronncrty lkJppered by Oco.nis
Conner, fanisbed ICCX>nd In the ORCA class fol·
lo-Ina Minette, owned and &kippered by r.ticbael
Lcneman, Santa Barbara Yacht Cub. Minetto fin-
ished ln 18 hours. I
Second to fmish was Art Stephen'• Whiplaah,
completlnt fbo race In 15 houra. Starship I wu
next to sail into entenada. The crew of the boat,
~cd by Mike Holleran or the Lona Beach Yacht
Oub, finiabed in 16 hours.
Tho riocl in the Southland wu probably respon·
ible for the more than 40 boata that did not take
pan of the race, lcavifta 398 bOlca in the comped·
don whith tet aail from Newport Beech Friday af.
tcmoon, &aid Bette South of the Newport Ocan
Sailina AllcJNUon.
Huntiftaton Bech teMde•• Matt Waon, 1'ho
was on the Hot Run crew, said that though the
winds were moderate, they kept up through Friday
njgbt and Saturday mo rning.
"We had a aood breeze," he aid. "From 6 to
7:30 (Saturday) momif1l there were no winds and
we were 30 miles out, but they came back.
· Amoag the many trophies
awarded in a Sunday afternoon
ceremony at the Bahia Motel in
Emenada. South awarded the
ftrSt-ever Almon Locbbcy tro-
phy to It's OK, owned by Lew
Deely or the Balboa Yacht
Cub. The trophy is awarded to
first-to-finish In the IMS class.
Lockabey, a former Daily
Pilot boatina columnist was un-
able to attend the festivities in '-"';IYll~
Enscnada. Duona the prescnra-
don, South noted 0 Evel')body loves him "
OUe to illnc , Lockabcy is not involved ln
the ndna scene as he once . He hu been in·
YO~ locally •' a reporter and active member at
the Newport Harbor Yacht Oub.
South &aid that the dub memben mi d L«ka:
bey's a.aJty stories at the reptar mcctinp. and that
N.O.S.A has Ion& relied on ~is out.standina knowl·
cd&o or the sport.
"Loc:hbey 1 ptobabl one of the most knowl·
cdteabk aa1lin writers on tbe coa t,'' he id.
"I fcol a pcn ooal s," id V1
1nJ ippct or Ima l..oa. " 0 . A.
a toe."
rem. ,.ho at c 9 compe ted an hi
in th" ar, plans ro ra
came the first men's open pair to win
four titles in CH OC tournament history.
Jerry Van Uoge and Tom Leonard won
the first three.
"We don't like to go three (games),"
said Van't Hof, who retired from the
pro tour after last season and is now the
teaching pro at the Palisades Tennis
Oub.
Dunk. who teamed with Eric Amend
in 1988 to win the men's open, and
Leach were broken in the first game of
the first ct, establishing the tone for the
rest of the match.
"We started off well and we started
returning well," Van't Hof said. "Actu·
ally, we broke them one more time (in
game nine) and I thank that broke their
confidence a tattle bit."
Leach, a sophomore at USC and part
of the natJon's top-seeded doubles team
at the upcoming NCAA champion.ships
in Athens, Ga.~ recorded two of the
three aces in the match.
The men's final reached deuce only
twice, once in each set, but Pawsat and
Van't Hof staved off a possible tie·
breaker in the second set by breaking
Dunk in the 12th game after all players
held serve for the first 11 .
"We were luc):y to serve so well," said
Pawsat, whose crushing return of Dun.k:'s
scr.-c ended the 12th game after it was
15-40.
Pawsat, a member of the TcamTcnnis
Newport Beach Dukes la t summer, shut
out Dunlc and Leach while serving io
game even, ping he and Van't Hof a
4-3 edge. The next four serves held be·
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~ Orange Coast men, women post second straight
conquest at community college state swim finals
' LONG BEACH -Once again, the Orange
Coast College Pirates rule the waters in 5tate
community college 5Wimming.
For the second straight year, both OCC's
men and women squads emerged as team
champions following Saturday's competition at
the California State Swimming 8t Diving
Championships at Belmont Plaza Pool.
Last year was the first time one school had captured both men's
and women's titles in the same season. And the Pirates had little
trouble repeating the feat du.ring the weekend.
OCC's men easily outdistanced runner-up Golden West, 736-
51 4. while the Coast women, with a contingent of just nine swim-
mers. scored 472 points to second-place Diablo Valley's 326'h.
The men's point total was the most ever by one team.
The OCC assault on the record books continued on Saturday.
Coast' women, with Jenni Shelden, Michelle Quigley, Meg
Reill\ Jnd Kristen Welch, set a national record in the 4 x SO free-
style· relay, clocking a 1:38.53. The old mark was set by Diablo
Vallev in 1:39.40. ,
Welch matched Golden West's Tami Lavcllc's state record in
the 100 freo, winning in 53.34.
The OCC men broke two more national records. Matthias Otte
eclipsed the old national record of 1:48.97 in taking the 200 back-
~troke with a winning time of 1:48.26.
OCC's 4xl00 freestyle relay team, featuring Otte, Michael
Prahm. Andreas Roestenberg and Jason Bourland, barely broke
the national mark of 3:02.23 with a 3:02.15 clocking, closing out
the meet with five national records for the Coast men.
Other '1ate championship efforts for Coast were turned in by
Roestenberg, who was to be named Male Swimmer of the Meet,
with a 15·31.79 in the 1650 free and the OCC women's 4x50 med-
le~ relay team which came home m 1:51.86.
STAT8 CHAMPIONSHIPS
(•t Belmont Plaut
Men
Team scores 1 Oranoe Coast. 736, 2. Golden West. 514, 3 Dtablo Valley, 456, 4.
Bakersh!liel 225. 5 Cuesta, 221. 6 DeAnza. 170
100 lree-1 HOim (OVC), 45 62, 2. Bourland (OCC), 45.75, 3. Swangel (Mt. San
Antonio). 46.32. Other from OCC: 6. Prahm. 46 59.
1650 ITee-1 Roestenberg (OCC). 15·31 79. 2 lindh (Saddleback). 15.54.94, 3 Wd-
son (Rancho Santiago). 16.11 34 OtMre from OCC: 5. uceda, 16.21.15, 6
JOhnson, 16 30 60.
200 back-t. Otte (OCC), 1 :48.26; 2. Julson (OCC), 1 :53.74; 3. W11nwright (Chabot),
, 53 80 Other from OCC: 7 Drumwright 1 ·58.SO.
200 fly-1 English (Mt. SAC). t 55 83, 2 Yallech (OVC). 1.56.03, 3 Nygren (Ven-
tura). 1 56 83
200 breast-1 McCtung (GWC), 2.05.06; 2. Saloedo (El Camino). 2:05.61; 3. Kudo
(GWC). 2 05 73. Other from OCC: 5. 8. Nlekel. 2:09 ~.
400 tree relay-1 Orange Coast (Otte, Pratvn, Roestenberg, Bourland), 3:02 15. 2.
O•ablo Valley 3 04 37.3 Golden West. 3:08.38.
Women
Team scores 1 Orange Coast. 472; 2. Olablo Valley, 3261h; 3. (tie) Riverside City
and Cuesta. 304.. 5 San Otego Mesa. 210; 6. El Camino. 166
200 medley retay-1. Orange Coast {Shel'den. Sctlltter. Laklg, Welch). 1 :51 86, 2
Cuesta. 1 53 97. 3 Rrverslde City. t ·54.1~.
100 lree-1. Welch (OCC}. 52.34; 2. Drake (SOM), 52.58; 3. Kershaw (OVCJ, 53.87.
Other from OCC: 5. OufOley, 54.38.
100 back-1 Tolley (RCC). 100 81, 2 Shelden (OCC). 1 01.07, 3 Bomet (Mann).
10201
100 fty-1 Sbll>uya (foottull). 59 00, 2. Jones (Merced), 1 00.15. 3 Anderson (Ca-
bnllo). 1.00.65. Other from OCC: 5. Laing. t:Ol .32.
100 breast-I Stevens (RCC), 1 07 58, 2 Virgil (Cuesta), 1.08 12, 3 Schutter
(OCC). 1 08 22.
200 tree retiy-1 Ofanoe Coast (Shelden. Ou;gley. Re111y, Welch). t 38 53. 2. OlablO
valley. 1 4070. 3 Rrverslde City. 1.42.25.
-By the Dally Pilot
t.P~Nol
Robert Van't Hof (foreground), Tim Pawsat, en route to titJe.
TENNIS winner to break Dunk.
• "I really felt that they were
• playing well," Pawsat said. "I
From 81 thought we were going to the
foi'e Dunk was' broken for the tiebreaker in the second set."
match. Pawsat's ace ·in the 11th
"Everyone here served pretty game of the scrond set gave his
well," Van't Hof said. "Tim team a 40-lovc advantage be-
made three good returns in fore the shutout that put he
that last game and r made one, and Van't Hof ahead, 6-5.
and if you do that, you'U break Dunk and Leach were down
them. You create your own quickly, love...W, in the decisive
luck." 12th game before finaUy scor-
The only deuce in the first ing.
set was in the first game. Fol-All proceeds of the touma-
lowing an add-out. Van't Hors mcnt -which raised an cstj..
shot up the middle fell un-mated $37,000 for the Otil-
re tumcd for the break. dren's Hospital of Orange
The winning..d~ went ahead, County last year -arc directly
3-1, after Pawsat's fine back- appropriated to CHOC.
hand landed untouched down The honorary chairman of
the side for the game. the tournament is world re-
Ho lding onto a 5-3 lead in • nowned tennis great Vic Bra-
the ninth game, Van't Hof den, who became involved in
tapped one softly past an out-the inaugural CHOC touma-
stretched Leach for the game-· ment in t98 t .
: JC tennis
OCC pair
• • JUSt misses
The stxth-seeded Orange Coast
· College doubles team of Justin
_ Zillman-Scan Lucero crune up
~ sho-tt Saturday in its bid to win the
•• dot.ibles championship at the Or-
{ ang~ Empire Conference tennis
tournament at Riverside City Col-
lege.
The Golden West duo of David
DiMarino-Tim Leonard, the No. 3
seeded team, knocked off Zillman-
Lucero, 6-4, 6-4. The Coast pair
had sh.Inned the second-seeded
team from Riverside Friday to
reach the title match.
•In the women's Orange Em-
pire Conference Championships at
Golden West, top-seeded Jamie
Fouret of Saddleback ousted
OCC's Heather Elli in the singles
semifinal , 6-1, 6-0. Fourct went
on to clajm the conference title.
Jn doubles, Coasrs ourlh-
sccded team of Michelle Jannone-
Shannon Curren lo t in the Litle
match to Saddlcback's Fouret-
Makiko Suwa, 6--4, 6-4.
lleft'• ..,,, .. ....._ -~eonw
~~.o:.:==•ca ~· ~ ~def Eat {()CC) S.t 6-0 ........... , .......... -f<Mnl·Swa
($~ dll ,,.._.Clmn (OCC). M . M
Mike Mayne, with '92 standouts (from left) Ron Steves, Dan Redington, Duane Page.
Today's television-radio
MAYNE: DCC coach bows md with -will
From 81
s igned professionally during
Mayne's 16 years at Coast.
Mayne, 4S, announced March 18
that he was stepping down as
OCC head coach at the end of the
current season. He saJd he is con-
sidering a move into pro (e ional
baseball, but also ·plans to stay on
the OCC physical education taff
for now.
AJ far a a new coach is con-
cerned, Mayne will be on the se·
lection committee. "We'll be look-
ins for someone who i n't &oina to
be afraid to work -and to w rk
ba rd," he said.
In Saturday'• game, the Pintea
(21-1 ~. 12·12) jumped out quickJy
ain t the Oauchol, scndina 10
men the plate n tho first inruna
and brmsini hclmc half or them.
A two-run single by shortstop way to C.osta Mesa High product
T.J. Graber, a chopper over the Mi.kc Cutler with two on and none
third baseman's head, was a key out m the eighth. ·
blow and gave the Pirate their CutJer worked out or the rape
third and fOJtfth run . Chad in the ci&hth, then yielded a p ir
Ponegalek., the ninth {>layer to bat of ing)e to Stan the ninth before
for Coa t, stroked a single to ~n-retiring the last three outs ~n fly
tcr to brinJ in the fifth and final • balk to the outfield.
run of thc· 1nnin.J.. Daniel Hernandez had an op-
Ju tin Halper, who had three portun1ty to pa current record·
extra..t>a c hits in the aame, holder Joey James for the highest
lcnockcd in Coast'' sixth run with O'ICtiJI barring average in one a ·
1 double to nght m the c:ond, '°" t Oran e •
and the Pirate ' ~nth run with Howcvct, dcspirc goina 2 for S,
an RBI-triple ln the fourth. • J lcrnandei' average actually
With two 0.1.ns in the fifth, a>ur· d'Yflpcd -to .442, one })<>int be·
tc~ of le.doff hitter AJphonzo hind Jame ' final avcraac in t
Montoya's doubl to left, Coast o.....,. c.-to,, •• a 11114
-I 9 ._.. d d d ~ 002 11 ooo -4 t1 ' wu cruas ni at ~ an en urc ar.,. co.. ~10 uo 01a -10 11 2
just a few neM>U moments the w-. ...,. ~) CtMi !{i-~
re t of the •--.y. GRil II~~ c.. ~ • ..._
Chad Rolbh (J-5) pttched a v -4 i L-~ W _._.,
IOfid ~n lnnin &eron IMna Hll-~ :;-(OCC) •---COCC>
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Deep sr.a
Sea Kings, Harbor .'
appear to.be ·up
against a hard rock . A' a ii the Sea View League wun't tou&h enough, Corona del
Mar and Newport Harbor high sd!ools are getti;1'J ~hoVed
into a 1tronacr CIF Southern Section football d1Vts1on. '
The news Jut week may have been shocking that the two.
schools, alona with the rest of the Sq View League entrants,
were moving up from Division VI to Division IV.
But Dave Holland, CdM's veteran football co~ch, is
approaching it with a positive eye on the road in front of him.
Gcttina to the playoffs will be the hardest part, Holland feels,
especially since Santa Margarita and defending CIF Division JI
champion Irvin~ arc joining the Sea View force.
"I don't think we should bC in that league,
and we sure shouldn't be in that division,"
Holland said. "But 1 think the teams that make
the playoffs in (Divi ion IV) will be pretty
equitable.
"With Irvine coming in, it doesn't make sense.
It's totally political, but for the teams that get
into the playoffs, there will be all kinds or
equitabihty. We have a shot against anybody, so
I'm not worried ibout who we play."
The school enrollment gap in the Sea View is
an old groan, with CdM, hovering around 1,000
kids, playing against schools clo e to 3,000
studenu. But Holland, who considered
retirement last fall, isn't worried.
"We're not going to worry about it because we
thinJc we have a great year coming up," be said.
Preps
"We're really looking forward to the season. No, we shouldn't be
in that league, but we should be OK. and if we get into the
playoffs, then WC have a great Shot."
In addition to the Sea View, the Century, Baseline, Ivy and
Missio n leagues will fonn the CIF Division IV.
0 -There are reasons why Holland is so upbeat: 1) Tom Hes , a first
team all-league running back last season who also kicks and plays
defense; 2) Man Evans, the one called upon to replace three-year
quarterback legend Todd Kchrli; and 3) J.R. Walz, an all-league
linebacker as a sophomore and perhap the strange t atbJcte on
campus.
Other reasons for Holland's optimism: Returning dcfcn ive
starters include tackles Gordy Clemons (6-foot-2, 210 pounds) and
Mike De Revere (6-1, 210), comerback Garth Turner, linebacker
SoOtt Hardesty and end Jeff Borland. On offense, center Scott "
Bogdan (6-2, 205), tackles Ben Sumner (6-0, 195) and Hormaz
Jangi (6-4, 260) and tight end Chris Quinn return.
0
Costa Mesa and Estancia, along with the rest or the Pacific Coast T
League, are being shifted down from Divi ion VII to Division •
Viti, joining the Camino RcaJ, Rio Hondo, Suburban and Sunk.ist
leagues.
"I think it's great," Estanci;i Athletic Director Ed Blanto n said.
"Now we're in a five-league division where the top three teams go
to the playoffs. Wit_.h ix leagues (in Division Vil), only the top
two arc guaranteed pl a yo Cf spot , plus there arc a f cw wild-card
teams."
0
. Add Evans: The junior pent three days in \he hospital after a
freak accident involving a yo-yo. "Jt's one of tho c yo-yos wuh a
li~ht on the side," Evans said. "But it split apart and a metal
piece came up and hit mo in the (right) eye."
Holland is hoping the yo-yos stay out of CdM's oCfen c nelt
eason.
0
CdM volleyball player Kelly Hanes, a back row ;pecialist,
recorded his first (and most likely his only) kill o( the season last
Tue~day in the Sea Kings' 15-1, 15-3, 15-8 sweep over Saddlcback.
0
More CdM volleybaU: h 's Aaron McLcndon. not Aron
McC/endon, the way it has been erroncou!il) reported in this
new paper.
0
And speaking of Coach Joey Fuschetti's club, the Sea King
enjoyed excellent fan support during their upset over Newport
Harbor on April 24 and last Friday's come-from-behind win O\er
Woodbridge.
"The seventh j:>crson is making the difference in the stand ,''
Fuschctti said.
The Sea Kings certainly had their "supporters" against
Woodbridge. Evans and Mike Susson (CdM's baseball and
b-.skctbalJ icon) crashed the pany on the Sea Kings' bench toward
the end of game frve. They claim to be the team' biagest
boosters.
0
One extra inning: Estancia's baseball team has been hit by 1he
recession -where's tbe talent? -but co-c:oaches Ken Millard
and Paul Troxel must be given an enormous amount or credit for
keeping the Eagles around the .500 mark.
0
Rlcbard Duaa u • Daill Pllol Spotts Wrltu whose blgb cbool
column appan tY-tty Mo~.
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Corelca Dr.. Newport 2211 Ptdftc A.,._ Un11 o: SOUTH£RN CALIFORNIA 2, Colla MMa. Calif. i2927 PUllJC llOTICI WATIRllDE DETAIL. llt Sueet: ~ 9MCtl ~ tl7H '*"'°'° v..-Uncle..,; DM & ...... f. BMch, Clillf. Calta ...... Clillf. t.2127 ALUMINUM MAN, 3119 A-3 Virginia GIW 6 Lloyd RI-~ ~ A, com Clillf. l2tlO Ml•.... A • ... 411. YClfM Ur*, eon, ma ._.__
Thi• bu1ln•u It con-Thi• bu1lneu 11 con-Allpol1 Loop Drive, Coate chard GlaYM, CoWltMI Plothlin ~c.iif llG7 CRV L,. • 1 '°' °'*' C.-tom c=-.. 1 Nlguel. cii-titn ducted by:.,, lndMdwll ducted by:.,, lndMdutl M .... Cellf. m U/O/t dated l/31191, 900 au111u11..... Robert M. R•no. 12t Sir"'· Newpolt IMcit\ ~ ttoiM YOtbt Communlc: ti ~ bU91 ...
Th• regl1trant(•) com-The rerc,a1rant(1) com-John CharlH Marvtck, Skely S1rMt El Ocndo, atallaint lfoedw9Y Apt. A, Co-. ~. l2tl01Nea • ...., I.A.. Ct*-..._ Ctllfornla Corpo~at':~· dudtd by.~ c ::.'*~ ~~ :.ci'"* ",:wt~ ~1~•=-o~ane. =-t.!!04~. Truatee The Folow'"9 pnona ~~ 1 ~b:. • Ol'W*:: ~t11'0t lie mu Yorba Undll llt\lcf~ ~ 1
Bualneu NarM(•) llltild BualMn Name(•) 11.c.d Alan OtOM 2139 AV9nlda U/Dlt dated December e ~~a: ~by: ~ ~ ~ tiy:,..--.. _,. Urlda. Cam. '2907 ... r~ant(•)
•boYe on: J.nuery 1. 1982 at>oYe on: APfl 3, 1112 E1p•d•, San Clemente, 1191, 938 w. 11th StrMi & GAIU.. 21':~0: Th• ,.0,::;ant(•) com-~W-t'Mt\IC•> ~ TM n1911.rr•C-> ~ ~~~":-:ft:. ~ :::*'under ~Afo!tMll>t..t
l..UIN AIYWado John canton Sac:kman Callf. 82872 Aot. 0-2, Coata Mesa, Cellf. F N • menced lo ·hnMCt ~ hnMd -~ • nNeCt ..,.. ...... •1 ( 8uSll'*a w--t ) Thia .....,.,,.,,. wu ftled Thia lttt9menl waa Ned Thi• bualnell 11 con-~7 ront, ewpor1 BHCh, ....., Iha ~ '*' under the ~ ,_ ~ .. ~ ,._. ~ ttren 1) com-,--·~•
wtttl the County Clertl d with 1he County Qeftl of duded by: an 1.1ilnclofpc>-Eber John Olevw, FbM 4 ~ = CalltOmla =--N8me(a) Med 9us6neu Name{9) ~ Bl I .. lllld NnQSd ~ ~ ~ on: '*'*Y 22,
Orange County on Apt 3. Orange County on Aptll 7, rated Htoelatlon oth9f Bole 152, B Dofedo. ~ Thii butlneH 11 con-tlbo\l9 on: NIA ab0"9J C --~~ 11
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FU7t8t FU7474 The regl1trent(a) com· Lloyd Richard Glave1. ~~Id bV=1 •1~( ) Thia .w.m.11 wu tlled Thia atlll.,Mnt WM tlied Thia I rens w Iliad ~: ~L_ ~ wfth .:; !...!...*.!. ~~
Pubflahed Newport Beech-Publllhtd Newpcw1 Btach-menctd to tranaact bull· Route 1Box38, a..on. Kan-~·tt ~ = wW\ ttie County aerti oA with the ec.M'lly <Jn oA wtfl .... CCM'lty a.ti oA der"ll ___..,_ er.,.~"~ Apfl 24.
Com M... Dally ,,lot Coit• M... Dally Pilot ll:1nea~Ne'::(a~ ~l:"".;~1,,.11 11 con-,,... under 1N Ae1ft10US ~County on fMtch ~ Cow'l(y on Mltdl =• Colfty on Aclrl 3. Thll ___,. ..,. .._ 1112
April 13, 20, 27, May 4, April 20. 27, May 4, 11, aboYe on: Aplt 3, 1192 ducted by: • generel part· Buslnea• Name(•) bled "· 1 ....,... AIM720 ... T1n wtltl .... County a.ti °' ........ 1992 1992 John MeMctl nerahlp abOYe on: NIA Publlhld Newport~ ~ CCKRy on Aprll 7, ~ NliWpCWt ~ -...,,,...~.,.,,..,,..,..,,..=""'""",:,;,M-2~14~ M-227 Thi• 1tatement WU llled Th• regt1tr1nl(I) com-~ ~ PrMlderrt ....... CoPublahedM Newpor1 Beach-Coat• M... Dally PUrol ~ ~-e.:: 1
• CCMlla ..... Delly Plot..., PUIUC NOTICE PUIUC MATIC with the County Clertl o1 menctd to trtnNd bull-.,,_ .. .,. ....... ... ... Dally PMo4 Apf1I u -a.. _,,, , .. ., ... t .. 11 11 25 ,. --------1 --------· _E __ 1 Orange County on April 7, neu ~ the Act1tJoua with the County Clet"k of Aprl 13, 20, 27, May 4, 27· -7 4
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The ~::::"'person• ,........,,, Co1lll MHa Delly Piiot Thi• ltate"*1I was fUed eo11a Mesa Daily Piiot May PUii.iC NOT1C1 PUIUC NOT1CI PUIUC llOTICI 1
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.... doing buaineu u : ~ F~ ~ ApfU 20, 27, May 4, 11, with the County Clet"k of 4, 11 , "· 25, 1982 Flutftl1111 "'-221 .. 1ht111-. WESTOOAsTINVESTOAS .,. ng ... 1992 Orange County on Aptll 1, M-243 cntoaT...a .... 111...... ...... .. I PUIUCMOTICI • II ut
QUARTERLY. 2182 Dupont J>o~g~ •• :A~ERS'co~~: M-225 11192 vu .. te ... IUC -....::-·::... ...... 111• ...... • .. .... ~ n.e FOllA11 • .,.....
DrtYe 1224, Irvine, Calli. M .... e.tlt. 92627' PUILIC TIC Publlatled Newpon a..cn. rv -1 "".., Ht The F~ penona ., ·~•••ftl 11W1..•1ue .,.. .m tlUlll"9t..:
92715 John Scoft Powelson 874 NO E Cost• Melt Dally Piiot Flotfttaus -... ~ .,. dolna bullne9e u: · The Followtlig perwone •slhnl ..._. ~ .. ISi£~~ Kart M. Stewart Jr .. 2815 JoAnn...4St. Coate M .... ...,... ... _.. 27 ,,,. """°""IQ per.ana NORTHERN CAIJfORMA .,. doing~ ta; 11111 a 1Rlt .._..... DEAL!"9 ...., ... ~ Broad St., Newport Beach, Ctllf 92Ui na. .,._,_EfTOF ....,. • May 5, 11 , 18, ........ ,...... ..doing~ u : HONDA DfALERS ~ PEAEGlUNE MAN.AGE-The ~ TISINO AllOCIATION,
C..lf. 92663 Dari.a tom PheeNl1I 924 WITHDRAWAL "'Oii 1192 . a1et11•1nt JOURl'll:Y TRAININGS, TISING ASSOCIA. TION MENT CORPORATION m.;;;;;;:;::. :"°"' 211»4 Yort)e Unda .,.._,
Juon Gendron. 816 w. Congre11 Street, Co1ta :r...~Al!'"'DSHIP M-23t The Fol!OMig per.one 4830 Ca"'PU9 Or., Newpor1 21152().Q Yott>e Unda llt\ld : 2950 hit N9wport, ..._: ( CENTER Ct..EAH-=-. 411 Yewbe Undll,. Balboa Blvd.. Newport M .... C.tlf 92627 vruulTINQ UNDl!R PUIUC NOTICE .,.. doing~ a : Betctl, Calif. 92980 Yort>a Unda. Ctllf 12917 pott BMctl, CMJI. eaeeo !RS (b)LOS AMIGOS • t:2ll7 s..ich. Calif. 92681 Daman ~ 277 Knox PICTITIOUS PROPER FUMES, 3900 E Pathflndtt Communlc• Yorba CommwiJcallona Peregrine M1nagement ClEAHERS m ~ Yorba ColN'nuNoatlont.
Karl M . Stew8l1 Sr .• 2!78 Place, Coate Me... Callf. mua1Nan NAME THE ANNUAL REPORT Mira Loma Aw St. "A''. tlone, Inc.. Cokirado, 1135 Callfornlt corporation: Corporetlon, Coforsdo, St., Coll~ M.... Ctlf, Callfornla Corporation.
Clnclnnell, San Bernardino, 92927 The tonowtng person hal (FORM 990-PF) Of BURNS Anllhtiim, CA 82807 HlncMn Clrde, Boulder, CO Yorba Unda 11M1.. 31202 Island onv., EW!r· l2t2t m5S YClfM Linda, Yewbe
Cellf. 92407 Thlt bu1lne11 11 con-withdrawn u a general FAMILY FOUNDATION A Mauale JoMph tong, 2121 I0304 Yorba Uncle. c.llf. 82807 green. CO~ llOO ~.O C Inc. ~ Unda. c.lf. l280'7 Thlt bu1ln111 11 con-duct9d by: a llmltld part. pet1ner ftom the partner· PRIVATE FOUNDATION EvltfWOOd Or., Rlvtnide, Thlt butlneH la con-Thlt bu1ln .. 1 II con-l"hlt bu1lneat It con-Thia butlntN i. con-l~ buafl'!Mt It con-
ducted by: • general part· nerahlp · ~~•Ung und9f the FOR 1991 IS AVAILABLE CA 92503 ducted by: • C'Of1)0nltlon dUC19d by:• COfpOfllllon duct9d br. • eot1)0llillon dUC:tSd by:• eotPotldorl --.. by: • eot1)0l•oo nenhlp Th• regl1trant(1) com-bullrieu name of AT rrs PRINCIPAL OFFICE This bu1lne11 I• con-Th• raglatrenl(t) com-Th• reolatrant(a) com-Th• regtetrant(1) ~ The reo.ltlrant(;) com-Th• reotetrent(t) com-
Th• ragl1trant(1) com-menced to tranMCt bull-JUST FVMIGATION COM-THREE SIX NINE SAN ducted by: lr'l lndMd\.i menced 10 tnlnUd ~ mencad lo hNac:t bu9-mencad lo nnMCt bull--msncsd lo ~ ~ mstCed lo tr'tnMCt Mo rnenced to tr1ll\MCt buai-nw under the Aet111ou1 PliHV, 252 IB PALMER, MIGUEL DRIVE. NEWPORT The regl1trant(t) com-,_. under the Ae1tlb'9 neea under the ~ MM ~ the Ac:tlOut nest urMter 1he Fldllloul ~ ....., ._ ""*'°"' ,,... under IN Fldltlous Bu.Inell Name(•) lllted COSTA MESA. CA 92627 BEACH, CA FOR INSPEC. menced to tranMCt buM-Buslneu NatM(I) bled eu.tnete Name(•) listed 8U9lnffl Name(•) ..., ~ NatM(I) heed 114.JI neea. *'"-<•) ~
Bu1lnn1 Name(t) bled abOYe on: M111c:h 18, 1992 The Flcttuou1 Bualnffs TION DURING REGULAR nna under the FlctHtoul above on: Man:h l8, 1192 abcMI on: WA &bOYe on: Jtnuaty I, 1"2 abcMI on: tte1 lboWI on: NIA eboYe on: April 23. 1992 J.S. Powel. ton Neme ref«Ted to aboWI BUSINESS HOURS BY ANY Buslnea1 Natne(I) lated Judith CMdenaon, ~ Y'lonne Outlerr9Z. Prell-Gregg A. KlnMV C.E.O. M101C10 Nvw.. Pt..,.,_ YVome °""""8&. ,....,_
Klir1 M. Stewwt -" Thll ltllemerrt wu flled WU ftled In 0rtnoe County CITIZEN WHO REQUESTS abOYe on: WA · der"ll dent Thi9 _,....,,.,. WM ftl9d T'Nt ......,.,.,,. wa t1M dSr'll Thia ltltement WU filed wtth the County Clerk of on 1/29181 f3CS97i2 IT WI TH IN 1 80 DAYS MaUl&a JoMC)h tong Thia -.ment WU Ned Thia IClll9'nent Mil tied wfttl the County CWlc bf _. the Cour1'y an oA Thll 'II I Nfll W lled
wt1h the County Clertl ol Ofanga County on March FtJtl name and edclras ol FROM DATE OF THIS NO-Tiii• lletemenl WU ftl9d with the CourlCy °""' of ~ the County °""' of Orange CoU"'Y on .. 1, er... County on Mardi ........ Cour"Y a.. °'
Orange County on April 23, 31, 1092 the peraon wlthdrawlog: TICE. THE FOUNDATION'S with the Cour"Y Clet"k Of ~ County on Apl1I l , e>r.,. County on .Apil 7, 1992 31, 1112 =· Cowley on Aprl 7,
1992 F FSH770 M..it ~ King, 2921 PRINCIPAL MANAGER lS ~ County on April 29, FueeGe 1992 PU7490 PUNT• P ... nt l'UT491
529187 Published Newport Beech-EV8fWOOd ·• Rlvefslde. DONALDS. BURNS. P•HJe7 Publlahed Newport ~ Pubbhed Newpcw1 llMef\.. Publlahtd ~ Buch-~ Newport 8Mch-Publlahtd Newpoft a..cn-~~..:~ Pik>ts.::-Coate M"' Dally Piiot ~ ~ Beach-B:~c~~ d ..::.:. w i~~ PubClthed Newport Beact1-Cotta . MeN Dally Pllot Costa MMe Oti1y PllOt Coe1a M-Daily Pilol Coeta ..... Daly Not Cotta ..... o.iy ll'loC
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"'lltlltlt hSll •Ill IMlp you m1k• IMM •Ondt•lul
P•ott<ll 101 clarl"'f 01111 01 , tor your o•n baby 1
nutMr'J' • ----,._ -._. --.. ----
Stncl ctJt(" 10 OCoP Pa11ern Dtpl , 0 lot 2'3&3
'fin ~ I
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'9ttci .......... , ........
No pe1e. 1731/mo
148-1931 "' !pm .. .,.... ..... ,..,. 1M. 991 .,,,..., •
"""' hkup. smell ... ywd. No.,........, mo. .,....1a1 .,. !P"' ._ _____ _,I......,, ... ~
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IAMftT~I
Good k>ot ... TM7 ,
lllW
..... 18&; pvt ..,-.g9,
waehOf/dryar, good eo. Mw aoo.or.. ................ 197a71t ..... 10
'. ~ • • ..
hn,.,,,,. ..... ...... ~ . 8aturclay mornlnga.
Colllla MMe .,..._ Ver· lfV deltvefy or ttte
Delv ltllot. Mu.e have Nla'b6e oar Md lnsut· IUY tr JIM enc.. Call Mlk• •
....., keep OUt WOfid 842~ • It \1 I I '1 t l '
.~. " ' . . ..... and .,...._ Al ~R"!:n~A~l~l.--::S~A~l.~E~S~/C:-A.~S~H-
Nf!W envtNl1n ... italty 1£A, FIT or ~IT.~ •••••tlt•I f•ll eound household port a.ach DNo Store t•••ltt ·~·••u• pr0duct9. Nol• 4Wd-prior exp ~. M .... Revwalble
... In ..,._. Com-call Biii 780-0111 as ralnooM wtlh fUr ~ P'k*f. You 111m EuropMn hOoka
OM "*-a dlff9l•ioel A9tall Hardly worn. 1950:
.. 1..... IOMATTllllUCll 942~1x102.
Newport vtdeo Morw
I I I'· I '. now hiring "'"· ~ tall exp pref. ~ In
I I l ·, ·.
l'C I"'. II 1\1 II\ I 'i ·111 ~
Tran sport;i t1on
I " I I " I I
••• Chrl• Craft L, \ 11 II t J \ I ._, . I ' I I
Woody all natural '17 Hobie 17' w,,,.._,,
17\t', new •nolna, Winge, manna radio,
MOOO (714) 896-1465 eta. mtr, .. acc:M..
1•• ........ ,..., 12500obo 582·1040
Johneon IO, 2 ,..,. old, 21' Oalula 'It w/
wlll') 8elboe ftltnd Shen tf8llar, 350 OU In YOfvo, I Ill \I' 11 I , " , .
Moor'lng.,...1u loedect, Uke new. w: ea•-.., c...t a..
tt1AI' ..... c.,.t 1900 118,toO 846-1800 slo MUST SEEi n.ci '79 MOB, yellow oonv.,
open bow 126hp nah 25• 1940 ...... Hef99 cond, need to Hll /61WA pullout. r9bult
pareon at Peer Video,
3014 W. Balboa. NB. CPA ft1 .. 111,_., P.,.
I ( ,, .11 • I. I \ .... I \' \ . I' I I t I
I \I I' I ( n \I I ', I
~l.li\111 ...... 11
•l•n Kittens $200.
250/aa MMIMS9 finder, low h~ura, C1ulc: Packet Crula«, $1llOOobo 642·1417 cwt>. ,,.. lgnlt., wire
N900obo 381-8131 epoxy over m• rims. t2100 OBO. M'""""'9 '79........., hogany, NB Sllp, e.111923
rbft _,. a gen apPf' Traller, F.... pretty & * * II * * PLUPPY IUTT•Na,
11111 ni Real c...&lL-Hou••
I 11"0'1 \ •1 • 1 o trained, Hm& '° Lov-Plaue .,. ...,. that Ing home 941.ee30 "
the Ila~ In this cat· n0t home leaYe m.. 900fY may 19qulra you
t715K UC 149,soO Rot> Comt S8500ob0 548-71 Fn .......
179-2700 or 8*7822 8818 4 X 4, rebultt engine, .. , _.. ....._ ..... .
Outll s..... ...... Cet•Une ao· axac ch.Itch, ~ pfata AMIRI Cw 4 ...... Air
70HP ~cwy cond, wtnd Instr, Jd1a & throw out t>eartng. Bag, A/C, Anlt-4odc
40t4P Johnaon Hiia, loran, dinghy Brand new cart>, raJ brkaa, mint cond
to call a toO number NCJ! In which theta .. a1~P= .. =-=.=-=.=---=T=-o=-.~. Q~O~O~D
chary!pwmlnute. HOMaa Lobb•d
........ ~ T-a... Ean9d, .._ than a 2504090 llM:llmoref15.ll50~ dlator • bf'ak ... Call S13,7500bo '92·1291 1\:\ I II 11 I ' ·•
l9fiUWr caoolll year... Baig9 & Whit• NaecMd, Mm up to Male ~ w/hUtch 1 • ( I\\ f Ii I: I I \ I .... I I : •
U.. 14 wNt Trefter Ben or Gina. &46-37171---------4 t J .. ·\...,..., 11 "' • •' • S1100, good conclt-or 831~.
Uon, 4577, 850-7091 S1IO daly, ..wy + 844-7382 ·n Searwy 21· w/Duna9
tlpa, full « p*1 1Jma. -QOl--~--.-,-iti-EVER--allp, Iota of >rtru, mint TRADE
man 21 °'«*Sat. Call: WJth ~1 ~old. used, SACRIFJl;:E oogh classified
SELL ·• ,.... your used vehicle NEW 315° Chevy
throuoh class1fie~d:.....-i=:!motor~~~~:!~~~~.,...~-· -----:-.,1
H I ._, I ·, I ._, '-1 It I I< I
j()j;l(l\1 ......
2 wtc tralnlng, WOfn9n,...,..,. · condition, aaldom j
eoo.an.en2' Levee • 12so. s115.500obo 751M428 10 ....... Te Opetw 842-5878
Cal11M2·15e9. M'......, twtn ang, .... 18' Power 1225 ----.--------------j Wheaten Tan1ar pup-loran, radio, depth mo a 34' Sell l400 45' ....,. __ .;.. ____ ..:,:;:::;:::;:::;::::;~;:::~;.=::;:::;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;.
-84'2·5°878 Buy It. S.U It. Find It.
Cluslfled. ·\1'1'1.1:\:\( I-.~ 1,111 1
fwnletted1BR,
btk to &Mehl 1 car I HA\ I.I .1111 I
tkl:;!: ~~1~nc1. ~'_TIO, ,711 l/F 7 •IGHTS • ~ ~~~...;.~~~I 1009 9/F. 1817 West· KM-tnet0tt H ... on~
2S:er;,a,.to ~· Ctlff, NB. Agt 541·5032 Oood thru 9/92. 11eoci
20Q/mo. ~•rtY CdM ama" omca sunaa v....,. for 11100 080.
•W.uh.,/Oryar, $145/ plea for .... , P\lf9 ftnctar, pc>W9f winch, Sall, nattow beam ....... ... Dlehwaahar 1125, bred, 2 mal .. avan. awlm atep, ..allp avail Ml50 mo 7fa.m1 ••
frtoe. ••• ••48 17001 .. 780-e533 ~11 ,950 ... 832-3180 IALW COVE ILIP ----------------------
Whit• ....-0. ~ 32 Ellpreaa Cnllaer, '90 1275/mo. 30 Ft. park-By CHARLES GOREN
....,. 842 •vall. 230 at & up. Cell 725-9992
Rau. Ra1ea. Rea.lo-
nomlca 97M700
I-I ' IC\I I I I i!U-. hll H
**l.g Execu Solld Wood Deak W/Chalr,
exce. eond. Pd 11200 make o~. ave 723·
125/palr. Make •Xcaf· DonzJ, stpa a , 4.0kw, Ing ava11--..149 with OMAR SH .. RIF tent petal 754-4123. warr, twn 280HP, t1K ,...
dwn, S85k 997-157M and T ANNAH HIRSCH S I'< >II 11 \:I,
(,( >Oi i~ t.llh,
LE non-.mohr, FOR ,_ .. , Appro•
OK. t<Jtchan a 1000 aq f'I, Cennarf
ry prlv. Included. Wlaga rv Udo Jazz
Employment
Opportunities
4808 or day 7152·2288 PRSCOR lllOWllfQ
a o.. ..,.... 3 yrs llACttt•
•• Mttohell new c1eM1
eng, dteael gen. bfllt eyt,
good cond, MOVINO .... orr.r ~1-3852 Automobiles ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE Q UIZ
1-4M>11 llfter 7:00. ctub. Vary nice. Of·
old, Incl mattrHIH. 175 av mag 780-1338
USOobo 942.1411 . akhH'tt •dee downh111 tor rent '300 flea, Hlon, studio,
home. Fum. Ind 810r9, ? Q,,_. Nte.
, wM1t/dryer, pool. Cea Rob ~-432~
8-JllfUI ;Aaa8 top CoffM almulatlon axarcJaa Table, Iron bue, '250, 2 macnlne. WOftca axcal-....... ~ A-.lslanllM .. •l Sra· Auge 1100 llQ.2311 tent, parlact condition.
•3004700 w.-.. Brau Headboard mat· Ratal .. for OY« $500,
lmm.dlat9 local po• treas. Ou.an, never mu1t ••II •2ao l'\IJISll<IAI. .>;-.-.;
400L2000,MOO
Sq. l"'l. '975 l!Nrch St.
tlofl9 hetplng our CU• uaad 1235,0eybad Mat· FIRM 844Ml180 tomera nationwide. treu TNndle, newr UMd
\'Al \I Ill"\
Npt Bch 541-5032 Agt
9418,_.. LOCATIOll
~ btdga, ofc/Wat'9. .,.., ~.rol.up
doors. Aleo street
front llhowrm.a. GfMt
CM loo. S1arta 8t 79c
per ft. Agt. ~1220
I ll SI'\ I .._..._
Ol'I'( >I< 11 '\I l) :·1tJ I
GRID
OPPOllTUNt1Y
Must be hatdWof1tlng S 195 &40-8733
& rallat>te. We provki9 KINGSlZE WATEABED ·
training & Job MCUffty. No-wave mattteaa. In-No ••lllng. CAl.l. ctucsaa frame & haad-
TODAV. ~753 board. Good cond._
BERNA.NS KIDS
STORE
t1on1 Only S200. can
589-7904, laav• ma• sage.
RETAIL SALES LARGE hardwood
Experlel ioad, aogrea-draa!Mf l'O. Sturdy
alva & dynamic pao-metal desk "5. 548-
pla for FIT position. 9137 leave mauage.
For appt call Ann Mattr ... Seta Twin S80,
a41·7040 SC Alzl Full SM, On S1'°, Ko
I 1 65. Flw Otll'f 788-7'20 Carriers WMttd SOLID OAK Earn •xtra lnOll9)'. 0.-
R aca H Ion proort llvar the Huntington Beach/Fountain Valt.y ~ MLM company lnda1>•nden1 Thurs· IU '\ I \I ._, · . ~ .! EnWon~ safe daya aa.rty momlng * Lee c-. C..•u ~ ~~: hours. No colleetlons
On the Beech.. W.-ly mant ($30) lnvotYed. NMd to be
•SDROOM Sin'
Fits Full/Queenalzel bad. Mirrored &
llghtad headboard.
o,.wa<a, cablnea. Ar·
motre lnctuded. Excel-lent condition. Mua1
aMll S100 080 I Y avallabla Wadnndays & monthly rantata. .., ..,. Mele• • ftom 8PM to Th~
7••1094 dlfhtwel da)'9 SAM. Vatld CA.
IL MORRO wffkly C.U .. 1..._ Dl.• Md Insurance a
aummet f'Wltlll. SIMPS mu•t. 714/942""333,
MNl22
1\11· I! I It ·\ '\ I >I " •
LINES
PILOT CLASSIFIED II'• the resource you Q.1-Both vulntorablr. a South
can count on to aeu a yot1 hold
myriad of marchan-. •KQ732 AQJM 63 •8
dlH ntms, bec:au.. ae Legend Coupe, M9t Thr 'b1dding hu fm>Cttdrd our cofumna compel Bataa, l.Nlth«, Phone Sou h W ..., h E quallflad buyers to anrf. toeo.d, '8K ml, t est ... ort Ut
caJll S15,7150 must ... to ap-1 • P... 3 +• Pue
M2·5878 pr.a.tit~ ?
DAYS BUCKS
• -Forl."mr:
What do ) nu bid no'4"
A.-W1th a minimum oprninr: bid
facing a bm1trd for~. at' doubtful
thr l."ombmrd a~t arr roough for
lam Thrrefore. there·s no point to
mtmducmg }our hrarts You've al
rrad} found a pla}ablr tit. so bid
fou r pades
Q.2-Neithrr vulnrrable. a'\ South
you hold:
•AJ81>4 7652 93 +72
T hr bidding ha.s proeffdrd
North Eut South Wea\
1 Dbl ?
5 .-.ona. Cd (714) "":;::;::::=::;:::;:=~1--&1_209_. ____ _ ·~17, Of 77'0-MZ• -
LOCAL v•MDU10 CUSTOMER Ht '\I \I..._ 111
Sl l\li l •, •I R:,ter _::-SERVICE
1.aoo-749-11M
Male/Femele 30-40 n/ PAY PHONU F°'
MNc1 w Nwpt Hatlt Sal• Poaalbl•
nb & aC)llcioua 2BA I I ,200 WMt0r lncom.
... ofc, 28A Apt._frplc, t~7'1-4311
vault*f <*Unoa, W/d, Y• ... ....,...,
The NEWPORT
BEACH/COSTA MESA
DAILY PILOT la look-
Ing fof a Cuatom.r Service Reprea.nta-
1""-for the Orcutatlon Dept to wOftl • ,,..,.,..
l\ 11 .... c , .. 1 1 ,
•••uUtul Whtt• Weddln9 OreH
SU. 1 c, long cau. dral train, V-neck
and back, long
lleeve, Medi dry
cleaned, sitting tn
dotet for 4 month.I. • 11..i @ $275, 432.
03 t e can eft« epm
Sell your private party merchandise in the
Doily Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace. Coll today at 642·5678 and
toke advantage of this great off er.
What action do vou t.akr" .
A.-After an opposing takeout
double. a Jump in open.r's suit
would be prttmpt1vr That action.
hnwe\•er, hould be re~rvrd for
hands that l."Ont.tm a singleton and rew defrns1v• \alUH Here vou
should m.kr tM aame rttpon~ vou
wuuld have had there been no dou
blr Raa~ tu two hearts
Q.3-Both \'U.lnerable. as South
vou hold.
•72 . QJ83 QJ62 ..., .. 3
Partner opens the bidchng wath one
dub What do you rnpond.,
A.-Normally. you would sho°"
four-card su1t.1 up·the·line Howev·
er, when your hand 11 so weak that
you in~nd malun1 only OM for·
wa rd-going responte. at it uaually
ni ht to bid the ma)Or rather than
the minor. ~pectally ifthe ~ u1ta
are involvrd Bid one heart
1525 • \t uttla fl9' _... Earn a
Me-'1'787 Tom lltMdy cuh tncom..
1~2811
•H.\\l'CllCI N .. \\1'11111
U·.t\I II .!l.li!I tit t\l II .•1.i.•1
ach«tu'9, a,pprox 1 e-
2A hours pet WMk. ~;::::;:;;::;;::::;:~~
We Mad a reflable DRAFTING TA•L• parson with atrono I 11 1 b d telephone akllla, w para • •r an tray, $.50. Sllc•root ~-=-=~ ~ angulat glua dining
aba. to wOftl wan wtth table top. '20. Phoni ... __ 71().1522.
ot ...... 1&30/Hr. iiniiiM"-.;iiiiiMi:-iiiiiil an.. ....... .....
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
---~ lhtlrS300~) ---
Q.4 -Ai. ~outh. vulnerablr. you
hold
+6 AKQ5• AQ.1854 •A
\.\'hat is your oprmnir bid"
A.-T11.o 11u1ted hands are Ver)
difficult lo bad af vou start with an
art1ficual forcing -tv.o clubs. This
holding .. ,u be easier to descnbe 1f
vou open onr dtamond and reverse
into heart& If '\OU plav strong two·
bids, • b~ all means open t'4o
diamonds
Q.5-Neither vuJnerable "South
rnu hold .5 AKJ93
Thr b1ddin1< ha
outb West
l Put1
?
AJ6 +9852
procr-eded
North Eut
2 NT Pus
What do you bid nuw'!
A .-Not very prt>ttv T n rebid
th~e hearts would hov. a sa.a card
suit. and a rau;e t.11 thrtt no trump
could be cat.a trophic B1dd1ng
three diamond to pinpoint your
1dr strength might derail the auc
llOn. SO that leavei onl\ a btd of
thrtt clubs We hate 1ntrodocinc
such an anemic suit at the three
le..,el. but at least 1t draw" a1tenuon
l() thr ran 11.e ha\·e • distnbuuonal
hand
Q.6-Ne1ther vulnrrable as !:iouth
vou hold
+83 AKJ76 954 •AJ8
The b1ddin1 h.u procttded
Nonb Eui Soutll West
1 + P .. 2 -P ..
2 + P .. !
What do vou bid now'>
A.-Ao awkward hand. You can'\
raiae padn., and a heart mi1d
wouJd promise a su·~r Sine.
bidding no trump with an un·
1t-OJ)prd su1t 1s unappetmng. the
only 1tratqem left is to make a
tempormng bid of t hree clubs
McLAIN
ENTERPRISES
Cell DANISL aMllA ...._with T-bllr 1150
M~a1 a.rt. 907 _iv_m_eg_7_eo-_1338 ____ 1 Fun In TM lunl Ou.anJMa,..ty Palma,
Expanding Co. now W feat tall l20 ... ... __ Im-.-... F~ ,...._.,_ pott*f, heft> planta,
·-.,,_. I ' ............ -80 ldnda.11 ..r7....a2
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
tno• '°' ~Mtf· mo4M1ad paop&a who
~ deefJng wtth th•
oppcnlt• .... No •JtP.
nae. Tf9Y9I ¥Ith.,. you __:~=::::..:!~~~
WOf1t Call Mr E. et
259-7300
Mw11rT,-...
No ••P MC. New
COf1).~lng.Mgr9
aem l'.000/mo. FT or
PT training 842-7'052
C 1 II I I I I I t; I I ""
f,11).
1, 2. J lldloom ............ 1 .. wtth
...... ~ .... bar, mlct~.
~ hooelupt. oen1rc111 orr ond
garage with .tta stafage. M
moll•-~ Included.
URIH lllCHUIC ......... ,..., ..
Pff
c:=.~7 C•l•c.... Star $tnt(k: Na11M'"9 Hollywood ~ ~ ~ ttan have bftn f81Cln.ted by Mtrolo-
.. ~ Anfte" Tadcfy IY• thrir OW1' tlgM afld ho~,_. Y..... Beat •• of only 100 Partl.tl U.tt lndudft SYUn (C.nttr•
bry, nopiH N..cMd 1 moml.ng par made, '200 . .,,..... Hayward. Roti.11 (CemlnU C••·
week (Thuraday). call 9'2-4321 X332 mlap, lon.alcl lAqiurt•• ColHUft.. ffOm .1.295 Month ~~t~:n.:·~ day• or 831-3220 ~-C.aedlet (T1Uru• hrgtft, TytOftt THI NIWPOlrT ,.._ (ICMT aft AVM.U)
76CM)f1t Vef#V ~ of the CTaulWI Powtr, Maritn• CC.prlcom) H~on 8Nch I~ Offtrlch -aftd ltt .. not foratt ~11. Muet .,...,_ 9paon ne, 80M HO, ltOMld CAquri•• Rug.I• wlMft IM ~ e.111 and lneur-f40t(. Math eo.Proc, w• a ..,09 .. a<'fOr. The,,._ dtnt·to· PM!WAY AIMIMINTI at 119 CNn'ON
'".oeot anca. c.11 71'-Moo.m Monoctlf'OfM -... tea 3030 Mic fof Aha. 1'16 ..-~ ' .,_ -* -wmtt of hl9 l•tnaa I"
"FAST
HSULT"
SllVICI
DlllCTOIY
""or l{f'\Ult
S.•h lt'C' ("""
642·H71 ,.,,.
-;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~iiiiiiiiii~ aatrofoSY u4 tM ~ dtat M <OMa.lt• I t4 a le.adl•a aatrolapr. S71Yete.r
CC.attrl SUJloM ~ abowt lals UPTO ·•eoo
'PER MONTH * Ill allECI• *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
=-=---=-...-o=8nd liability insurance.
CALL 842-4333
U.wle4p •f .-tn1loa.
ARIES (M1rch l l•Apnl 19), lAta
11\aJ\ 24 houBego en.any of ylNl'•pin •
tla nt ap~.a~ In .,_ "unpoutblt
dl'Mnu • ty Ltte arwmoon. on tlu.1 day.
you'll br on Pf0¥tl'baal roll · Wnntn
tommu1uotJon "'~•••• you d id ••
naht
TAURUS (Apnl 20-Ma 20) ~tn
hint (rom Ana m .... ly "P,..'"I
I 1t11 In wnt• ~ •lll\Oal 1u.ann·
tw fulfillment ol •pu11t1ons '-"" on
dr1n11. fluh of ldH•. romantic In·
YOl•tmtnl pocl1&1\t on ttylc>
CIMINI (Mly 2).fuM 10). Empha-
tb on Oow•rt, m\Ulc col " cuotdlM·
h on, 111nlflcant doB'lfttlc .adJuttmtnt
Cyd• M&h you'll.be 11 rlaht plll«',
you'll 1leo lmpnna your own 117lt,
aw1hod 111 dtHvtx (-".ion Com.,unt•
Clltfl •
CAJltCO O•N 2Huly ll) Cont.rOI
1M011a s-r -•r frot11 ~ • 1n t h with on• c~u1t11\H 10 ho-.,
hoapl&al N~u,a '"""9 .... Ull •
6'tw1J by L* ~ You'U Nw
atfta llO l"'°'1Mrioft ,.,,....,, W\th•
~
UO (July 2J,Aq ll) hnia on
... ,llW,adl~-. ~)!I!·
iucttoft. •• .... ~ , ... --u
.... ,. at IOcW alta r YOV U trill f~
eM l1109'Me ""°'* -...... h hn·
... ~lll..offfd.
V1a00 r A"'l"\ll· ZJ} U...·
..... ,...,.at dMfty W1Md lAt to 01 ,_., Nit pNi11a thll &Mt .... _..,
.............. failj(pllM
LIU.A (S.pt 23-0rt 22) fOt'ut on
d..-overy. ln11tnt1"n"', ongin•lity
ptrh.tP9 "w1lr.1ng up" to new lovt Lu·
nar poc11llon rmphulln atudy, tr111e l.
long-dutan<"t «>mmunlahon lndlvtd·
UAI yO\t adml,.. uwm, 'You're •penal•"
SCOlt.PlO (On U ·Nov 21) lnl\u·
''~ Intellect Nrvt,t u rth.ablt guldr
Chooae unorthodoi< ~""' ~m.ale
f11r1 lly in•mbtr KtJ 1n 1tt1tntnc man·
ivr. nMdt ptl'IOMJ •tt.ntt<m C>Lwo"ry
torught lnd.udft .. hiddtn rftC>Urft ..
SACl'TTAAIUS (No• 22·0.C. 21 l
WhMI of tonunt 1plru, your number
<'OIM9 up ~ua on tl&nu\a. lucL ro·
tnantt, adcUhon to w1rdrotlt You'll ,...
C'tl•• •-a•J doc\1111tnt np1"tntins
"(ltaranC't •• Anothtr s.,tu•n •n It 1J1
pl('tUre
CAPRICOlt.N (Otc' ll·J•n 1')
k"p l'fftnt ~uttona «>nttmlJ\I d1 •
41t, nutrttlOI\, flt •lf ·"'"11'1 Ch«l. 1
rtft,..n<'ll'I. ... IWlrt ol IO\&tte ~NI.
Wtwft to locllfl> Ii T11&rw. Lto Scorpto 14
ptMM aft r.r-n-.d
A.QUAalUS (Ian 20·hb II) 17 You II tncounttr ttub-.Om. cr.at1u
2
~lftl, VlflO.. 5't1tt.r1• pmon.t With h20~+-.....,t-
thtw ltt .. n, 1n1t1al1 in tht1r ftllMt
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Ttllt a'llitt ••It w lled Tiiie 11111 ,..,. w tied ~ lo ~ ....._ CfWtllne Mii He1 lead\ Ctlf. mM iMr-.:1 lo hnlKt bl#-w111 ... County Clartc flll _.. .. Coun1y ci.l ol ...... on: NIA ~I. 0..-wtltl IN COUl'lly a.ta o1 ..,_ ... ec.ny a.ta o1 ,.... under fie ~ n.i. .. ,,,,..... w lled lrtln H. ~ ....,. ,.... under fie ~ ar.,. ·County on Mlrctl ar... CDuNy on llard'I ""-'"' Oi •• ,., ,.,..._ Tiiie 111111,..111 ... lled OrwGe County on llard'I Or-. COUl'lly on Air' 7, ....,,.. ...,._.,, -.ed ..,_ the COUl'lly a.rte flll '*""' flM ~ .._.Bu..._ Nw(t) ..._., 11.1111 s1, 11111t dirt w111 ... Coldr a.ti of
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COAST MANAOEMENT, ACCEL""'ERATED COa. .......... .,.dolngbuelneua: Publlt1'11cfNewllol18Mch-Pia.HI are='bullnaee•. KEAATlfON QAOUP.: 1181 amt artdolrlallUllNea aa: 1280 8190ft, SU11t -.nt, MEACW. Cl.!AHIHO, 2291 Pua11111a 11w THE OlAVES FAMILY Cotta Meea Plot M9Y 4, lu111l111 ..... · CA RIDGE YllUGE, ~ti.. Newpcwt • The FolOwlriO ~ CRUISE NAVIOATORS,
Newport BHoh, Calif. PtlCltlo Ave. Unit D, Com · l tee1•1nt Pn1ARTN0!!!..9~,IP,p~ .. f!!lhlfbt· 11, 18,25.11112 .... ,,,,... ~~ ... S::ONtwpoft CallfK••:t2eeoT C"'g L. ....... aredall,gbuelr*eaa: 23219 8«#1 l'clr*t Dr., l2tlO ~ Callf '2G1 .lbl ~ l**I09 a ...... _,,_. ip, • "-~ ~ perlON • ........ .... • .. -ceHTM&. CAUl'OftH1A • .,... 1oa. ueuna ._
lulu . AMndo, fO JOhn Clinton Saclanin'n doing butlnata ... 938 W. Him StrMC Aol. 0--.,. ~ butlneaa M ' c.neo Holnlt, 11CIS"OUlll er.le, !Mne, . 82115 POINT AD ~TION. c.lf llMU
Coralee Dr., Newport 2211 Peelle AVll. Unit o: SOUTHERN CAUFciRNIA 2, Cotta Mesa. Callf. 92527 PUl&JC llOTICI WATERltOI OET~ 12t ~tt, Ntwport Beech, C • .-. OWla. 11111 21SIO-G Y()ft)e Unda BMt. Kimi. A ~ F. ~ Bwfl. c.lf. Cota ...... Clllf '2G1 A.LUMIHUM MAN SUMI A.-3 Virginia Glllll'M & Uoyd ~ ..,.,.., --. A. CoMa . l2tlO Jt&Mtt• A.,.., -Ctmtoe, ...._ 411 YOfM unm: eon, -....... a.. Thi• butlneae la ~ Thie butlneee . It con-Airport Loop. Drtv. Coeta c:herd GlaYM, ColruNM 11110•1ue ....._ Clilt 112921 CAY L,,, 1105 Quell Callf. 90701 Clllf 82111 .,.. .....,.. Cllf llNTT
dUd9d by: an~ dUd9CI by: #1 lndMdull Meu.. Callf. 92821 ' U/D/I dlMd 1/31/91, 900 •u1lnn1 .._ Robert M. Aeno, 12e 51'"" N~rt Be~. Marti &en 5'Mr\ 18044 Yorbe Communlcadona Thi• tiu9'neaa · .. con.
Th• rtglttrant(a) ~ The raglatrent(a) com-John ChtrlH Matvlck, ~ = 8 Oor8do, 8' ll•lnt ~ Af>t. A. Coeta ~i-=nt .. la con-~11~· Ctllno .... Celltornl1 CorporeUon: cM:ted W, ~ and
menctd to 1nnUCt ~ menced lo trwec:t butt-18871 Falrwood Lant, Tht Folowllig per90ne Mw, Clillf. 12827 duded -_., ..-T · ~ Yorba Unda lllYd .... nMI under the l'k:tllloUt nta under IN ~ Santa Ana. Callf. 9Z705 ~ LM G&ave1, TIUltee .,. Oolna buslnea u · Thi• buelneu 11 con-ntrlhl .,,. • ----·· hit bualneee 1• con. YOftMI LJnda. Calf tao7 .. Th• reolatrant(t) ~
Buelnue Narne(11 11.e.d Bualnea Namt(I) lllllitd Alan Grota, 2139 Avenld• U/Dlt dattd o.c.mber 8, NEWPMT REDCAR ' BAA ductltd by: an lndMd&llll Th p I t( ) ~by: Jofnt venture Thl1 bualnne . It con-mtnetd lo trw'9ld Nll-
abov9 on: Jenuery , 11112 aboY9 on: Apfl 3, 11112 Etp•d•, San Clemente, 1991, 83& W. 18th SttMt & ORIU.. 2104 w. OcMr'I Th• r•gltlranl(e) com-rne:c.:.i0•1~ C ~~-,:,-1rant(t) com-ouettcr by: a corpot111on neea under h ~
Lulu AIYw9do John Clinton Seckmltn Clollf. 92872 ~~2• Costa MIU, callf, Front. Newport BHch, menced lo trWWllCt butt-naea under the ~ ,..... under ~ TI'lt reglatrant(•) c.om-~ .Name(•) .....,
Thie ~ -flltd Thia. atatMoent WM flltd Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con-GlaV99 Clllf 92963 ,_ under h ~ 8utlnee• Namt(•) llalltd B a.I Name lllllitd manced to nna.c:t bUelo-atiove on: ~ 22. wt1h lht ~ a.ta of wlttl the ~ Clettt of ducted by: en unlncofPO-Ebtr John • Roule 4 A*Y WMt. c.11fom1a 8u9lntel Name(t) ~ lbovl ,_...., 1 11112 u neN (e) neee under the Ac:t111oua 1-
0range County on Aprll 3, Onlngt County on Apfl 7, rettd attoclatlon other Box 152. El Oor8do, KM-Thie buelnna 11 con-lbOVll on: NIA Jc.~-~ ~~ii, 11112 BuMIMe Neme(t) lltttd Mlrjoftt JoMeoft
1992 1992 than a pertntrlhlp W 87042 ducted by: 8 c:orpoidon Aobe11 M. Atno TNa "*"*" ftltd · aboY9 on· NIA Tiiie a&MllMllC W fled l'U7tet PU74'14 Th• rtglttrant(•I com-L!:Zd Rlchetd Olev11, The reg't•tr;,,~} ~c0m-Tiiie atlltmn wu flted with the Cow'lly ~ of :f: .:_~~ ~flltd Yvonne ·Gulltfrez. ,...._ wteh 1he County Otrtl o4
Publlhed Ntwpon ~ Putllehed Newport ~ menctd to tranuct ~ R • 1 Box 36, Laon. KM-menced '° 1rlnMCt bUelo-w11t1 tht Co&ny a.ti o4 Or.nae County on Man:h __ .. ., of del'lt Or-. Cou'C1 on Apfl 24
Cotta M ... Dally Piiot Cotta M ... Deity Piiot ,,... under lht Adltk>ul 11187074 Mal under the FICdtloul Olwoae ~ on March 31. 1082 Onlngt County on Air' 3• Thie ~ was llltd 1112 April 13 20 27 M9Y 4 Aprtl 20 tt a.a-4 11 Bua.In... NatM(I) lllttd Thi• bualnell It con-Buslneu Ntme{•) "*" 31, 1092 • PW7aG 1002 -with the County Clef1t of .......
1992 • • • • ..,... • • .... , • • et>ow on: ApfU 3, 1992 ducted by: • genel'll part• abov9 on· NIA .....,.. PUTte? Orange County on Apfl 1 Publahtd Newport BMch-1 .... , John MatYfck nerehlp · Publehtd Ntwpoft 8Mch-Publllhtd Newport ~ .Publlthtd Newport a..cti. 19112 '
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PUBUC NOTICI! PU1LJC llOTICI ~~on ~1 ~~ ::;*' ~ ~ with tbe County C1etk or Apt 13, 20, 27, M9Y 4, ~P'11 21. w.y 4, 11. 18, A$)rtl 13. 20, 21. Mey 4, P\4lll9htd Ntwpon eeecn-4
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8 •u•"' 111 Nw Publllhed Newpof1 Beech-lMiy LM ~ Pubftlhtd Newport BMch-PUBLIC N01'1CI 11112
The ~--::" ~ Slul ••nt Co1ta Mt.. Dally Piiot Thia atatemem wu llltd eo.w M.u Daily Pllot M.y PUILIC llOT1CI . PUii.iC IOTICI M-221 • :::: .::...
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WEST COAST INVESTORS O.S.O. PARTN RS, 924 1992 1992 • M-243 l'lell'llHe .. Ill •ulllnt• .._ rv..--Thi ~IO pertON QUARTERLY, 2112 Dupont Congr111 Street, Cotta M-225 Fs2nta ..... .,. -nc1 •u•1n111 .._. .... ,.,,.. ltr' 11 ,......,. ~ are dOll'll bueifw a.: Orlvt #224, lrvtne, Calif. Mna. Ce11f 92827 .. , Publlthtd·Newport Btllch-rv--Tht Followt11g peraona -••• VAl.LE'l"JSIERAAJNEVADA
92715 John Scott Powal9on 874 rvlUC NOTICE Cotti Mt .. Dally Piiot Flolltl•• Tht ~Int .,. ~bullneee u : Tht ~ peraone ....... ,..... HONDA l>EALERS ADVEA-~ MSt Sttww1 Jr.~i5 JoAnn St.. Com M.... STATDIDIT OF April 27, May 5. 11, 18, •u•n•..... .,. doing~~ ~ o~~ ~=:h~N-:~A*:~oe. Tht ~... TISINO ASSOCIATION,
Callf.926is:JNewpof1 '~~ Pheaanc 924 WllHDRAWALF'ROll 1992 .... t•tnt JOUR~ TRAININGS, TISING ASSOCIATION, MENT CORPORATION, .,.n~:wone ~~~a=:
Jason Gendron, 818 w. CongrtH Street Costa PMTifUISHIP M-238 The ~IQ penona 4830 Camput Dr •• Newpoft 21520-0 Yott>e Und9 Blvd., 2950 Pn NewDort. ,..._ (t CENTER CUAH-c.lf.12e17
Btlbo• Blvd., Ntwpor1 Mea. c.ar 92127' OPDATIMQ UNOllR PUIUC NOTICI! are dolna bualrlel8 u : Beech, Cellf. ll'2tlO Yort>a Unda. Cellf.-ezel7 Pol't lleect\. c.Mf.11291() E S (b)LOS AMIOOS Yorba CommuNcadone. Beach. Clllf. 92681 Oarritn ~ %T7 Knox P1CtiiiOUS PROPER l'bMES, ~ .~ Pathfinder Communlca-Yorba Communication•. Peregrine Managem1n1 ClEANW, 115 Ptulaftno Cellfornle CorporatlOft.
Kart M. Stewart Sr, 2n8 ~. eo.ta Me.a, Callf. IUal ... MAME THE ANNUAL REPORT Mint Lorna Ave St. A . ~ ~iia.~1~ C.llfornla corporation, Corpora11on, Cororedo, ~!·..1...._Co1ta M .... Celtt. 23255 Y()ft)e Unda. Y()ft)e
Cincinnati, Sen Bernardino, 92827 The followtng perwon has <FORM 990-PF) Of BURNS AnaM!m, CA t2801 • • 23255 YOft)e Lindi Blvd., 31202 lt1811d OrM, Eller· ~ Und&. c.llf. IM07
callf. 92407 Thl1 bu1lnt1t 11 con-withdrewn a a gentre1 FAMILY FOUNDATION A Mauale JoMpl'I King, 2821 8()304 YOftMI Unda. Callf. 82801 grMn, 00 ~ A.A.AAJ.C. Inc., Caltomll Thie but lneae le con. This builnHt It con-ducttd by: e llmlted part, partner from tht partner. PRIVATE FOUNDATION, EvtrWOOd Or., ~ Thia· butlnHt le con-Thia bu1lne11 It con-Thie bu1lneu _It eons Thlt butfn .. a It con-duded by: a OOlpotllllOh =p by: a gantral part· Th!"'~tglltrtnt(t) com-~:.:.~ ""!~'': :~':ri~1~1P!r~w~ ~l~tlnete 11 con-~%1:1~m-~'::tdr%1:t~m-~r=1:1~m-~r%1~~~ ~i:~ =
The rtglttrent(s) com-menctd \Q tranaact ~ JUST FUMIGATION COM· THREE SIX NINE SAN ~ad~:~( ) ual .,_ ~ ~~ mtnctd to trwad bull-rnence:cs~ ~ buals menced lo traneact bUelo-,_ under ttie ~ menced lo tnlnNd tMJlj.. ,,... under the Rc:ti1loue PAHY, 252 #B PALMER, MIGUEL DRIVE. NEWPORT • r ••• ran • com-. ,,... under the Fldl'lloUI MM ,..,._. VtW FlcGtlout ,,... under ... Ac1ltb'9 811tlneee HifM<•) ....,
nen undtr tht Ac:ftout Buelnen NllM(1) bled COSTA MESA. CA 92627 BEACH CA FOR INSPEC-menced to 1rlnMCt bUelo-8uslneu. NllM(~ bttd 8ullnt11 Name(t) la:ltd eu.in... Name(•) ltttd 8""""9 Name(•) llattd lbOVll on· NIA
Bualneu Name(•) bttd aboY9 on· March 1• 1992 Tht Flctll!OU$ Bualneu TION DuRING REGUlAR ,,... undtr the F1clftloue -.=, ~ 1~ aboYe on: NIA aboY9 on:~ 1, 11112 ebcrll on: 1911 Y¥Onne • ~ .......
aboY9 on: Apf1I 23, 1192 J.s. PoMteon ' Name referrtd 10 aboY9 BUSINESS HOURS BY ANY Butlneu Name(•) bted dent YYonne Gutltrrtz. Pr-. ~A. Kinne¥ C.E.O. Amotdo Alv8'U. Pletldllll del'lt
Katt M. Stewllt Jf. nu ttatament WU flltd WU flltd In Oranat County CITIZEN WHO REQUESTS aboY9 on: NIA dent ...l • nu ~ WU ftltd Thia .......... ... flltd Ttllt ... "*" .. .., Thia IUllement WU flltd with the County Clertc of on 1/a/88 F3897A2 IT w I TH IN 1 80 DAYS Mautia .loM$>l1 King Thia atatemtnt WU flltd Thia stattmtnt WU 1lleCJ wtth tht County Clertc OI wflh the County Clef1t of wWI the County a.-°'
with the Oounty Clertc of Or8nQt County on March Full name end tddfua of FROM DATE OF THIS N(). .Thi• Ntemtnt WU fMtd wlttl ~ County Cler1t of With the County Cltrtc of Orange County on AprU 1, ~ County on Mtrdl Oranoe ~ on .. 7
Orange County on April 23, 31, 1112 the parton withdrawing: TICE. THE FOUNDATION'S with the County Clerk of ~ County on AprM 1• Orange County on Api'U 7, t992 31, 1112 tll82 '
1992 FU8770 Meuala JoffPh King, 2911 PRINCIPAL MANAGER IS?~ County on Aprtl 29• FIH909 1992 P811480 Pl19tl'8 P9"Tlt MT48a
P'SH ta7 Publlthtd Newport fSeac:h.. El/9fWOOd Or.. RNersldt, DONALD s. BURNS. FanHT Publllhtd Newpof1 e.acn. Published Newpor1 Beach-PutXlehecS Newpor1 8uch-PublleMd Newpoft a.en. Putllahed N9wpoft ~
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NEW HOMES!!
BUILDER'S
CLOSE.OUT! Ontr 1 Left!! 3BR, OV9f 2300 aq. ft.
Bunder wlll ce>op«ate
wfflnanclng. ~=.tao::, ..
2 ttt Yallew Rd
942.aeM
Whether you're buying
OI Mtllng, Clualfled
coven an yow need•I
01 I tll Sl1\"JI-.
l'HOl'I I! 1't i;,·,,._
llOVINQ TO
WVIOAI?
Tired of th9 high
C09t of IMng? 2 bed-
room, 1 bath ~
on • large, w~
comer lot. Sllper Looatlonl Com-
pletely renovated!
RV perking. Only *7&.ooo. can Bill or
~ today Id (102)
38Mt242 fof lnfor·
matlon.
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1411: dal* cottage,,.
done, 2Br 181. gar, AC, tri>1c. St 300. #411~: 28r
1 ba, gar, redone, S 1250.
1708\-\: 2Br 1 Ba. gar,
fl'plc, c:letn, S 1225. No
peta. 850-56e1
Shopping for a new
apa11ment? claulfled
l•t• you compare
coats • without tie.alt or we><ryl
Piiot Cl•aalfted
M2·5e78
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28R 2"'8a townhome.
gated communt1y w/
phone entry eyweem.
CIOH to •hopping
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8•5-8122 M·f a
W1cnd9 0!1'y Afl• 5pml
Twnhaa .. tyle, 39r
2\'118•. encl gerage, wro tt1cupe, poo1 a
•P•· S 1070/mo + S350 dep. 2233 Felr·
view Rd -.a.700t
Buy It. Sell It. FlnJ tt.
Claatlfled.
t800Vlela · ..... 2BR 28A,d~.
dl8p.ONI, W/O, frplc,
ger, deck, cu1tom
bull, 1875. &42·1311
3BR 28• Montlcello
twMM, dbl gar, w/d
hkup, no yard/peta s 1025/mo. 8734005
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SERVICE DIRECTORY
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tpedlle ttwu 5115 723-eaM or 973-7208 Incl. FlrepCeca, t 12ft0/ 28A 1 BA am bade mo. Al!Jl • .,..,.1• vrd, a-w/d f\k-up.
DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS
A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER
CAOSS STITCH FOA THE NURSERY
H111 15 t collection el 11111• 111111. 1accoons,
buMIU •Ad btlvt11, 1n ., •• tt Ind pl1yllll '*they
can bt to detor1te b1ll1. 1owels l>l1niltts, will
pilQUM Ind mote Our new 16 PIOt g~ cOft!C)lett
w11ri tltp-lly011ep d11ec1ton•. th11ttd d 11101 1nd
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29r 1 \l\Ba. new cw-
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ford l.11. 827-6107 or
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3597 Hatbor. M2-3500
NllWPORT UY INN
Our apedou• room8
lnc:IU<M retng & micro,
contln•ntaf bkta•t.
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maid Mrvtce a much --------mor... ~ted ctoM
CerMrl WMtecl
Eam •lltr8 mon.y. 0.-
to beach/airport.
We•kly rat•• from
$150, 1st tltM gueeU
only. A1.eoGO
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l!v.r the Huntington Racaeelon proof! e.ac:h/Fountaln Valley
New MLM company. I T
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On lha &Mch. WNtcly menl.(&30) ,. evallable Wedna9'teye
& monthly renta11. Yeu _.. Mele• • from ePM to Tl'lura·
7 ... UMM ~1 daye 3AM. Valid CA.
•L MORRO Wffkly DL' and lneuranc:e a eummer r.met Sleep• Celt u 1 ... n muat. 714/842-4333, Ml-I!« ll·\'\111"1
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M~~ 30-40 n/ PAY PNOMIS Few
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... ofc:, 28A Apt, frptc, 1..eoo.741-4311
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ENTERPRISES
1, 2. 3 l1dJGOm CCK1tmeott wtth
!Mptac•. wtt bar. mtctowow, .,...,.,. "°*'Pl. central • and
gmagie _.. tlltro ltologe. M
mall 1 ... IClllC9 Included.
lony, no t»ll
ftam $1,29$ Month
THI NlWPOIT MMINA (IQlT ... AVMJI)
760o091t
PM/WAY APAl'T..m at ltO CNftOH ..WOIOt
SERVICE 8eautHul W""• Wedding Dr•••
T h a N E W P 0 RT aln 14• long c:athe-BEACH/COSTA MESA dral train, V-neck
DAILY PILOT la IOok· and back, long
Ing f« a Cullt~ •'""9, needl dry Sarvlc• ReprHen1a-cleaned, alttlng In
tNe fot _,,. ClfCUlatlon dosel '°' • montN,
a.pt to wQttc a ~ a ..... $275, 432.
ec:MdU-., APPf'O• 1&-0318 call after epm
24 houfe per WMk.
We nMd a rallabi. DRAFTING TULll ~1'9Cln with atrong w/patallel ber and
telephone •ktlla, trey, $50. Six-toot rac:t·I ~ S>hOM vote.. anvu1111 g1ua dlntng ~ ~-= = ..,.. top, $20. Phon4t ---....... 790-1522. others. $5.30/Hr "";1..0;-i;;ii;iiii;-hiiil car... .......... ......
Cen DANIE. SHU ..... With T-bar S150
Ma-US1 s.t. H7 IV m!9 7~1338
F ._ -... •·-! OUMl\/M~ PaltM, ... "' '.... ... 5-8 ,... talt S20 ... ~~ ~ now potted, Mft> plant&,
Ing• ~ ~ IO klnda.S1 ..e74-9'22
motivat~ ~ who ShecM OI Pina tr9M, 15-ao)Oy deaUng wtth .,,. oaaon. 10 tot $200. 1-
oppoaJt. MX. NO exp. _.,!~~~!!!plant8~·!,'7,!!!t:'!!!~~~~=~· MC. Tr.wt wh... you wont. Call Mr. E. at St. John• a ~
259-7300 CtoehM. New .. Barely
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Early' morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 842·4333
Tr :rnsport:1t1on
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NEW 350 Cnavy mocor and 3SO 1nnL
'2400/obo. ll(M)055
your used vehicle
ttvoooh classified
842·5678 Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
Classlfled.
Automobiles ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUJZ
LINES DAYS .. BUCKS
Sell your private party merchandise in the
Doily Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace. Call today at 642-5678 and
take advantage of this great offer.
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
---.--Ullt.S300 CW,) ---
Q.2-Ntither vulnerable. as South
you hold
•AJ85 • 7662 93 •72
The bidding has procttded
North Eut South West
l Dbl ?
What action do you Lake"
A.-After an opposing takeout
double. a 1ump m opener's suit
would bt prttmpllve That action.
however. should bt reserved for
hands that cont.am a ingleton and
few defens1\'e valun Hett you
hould make the same rttpon!lt you
would have had there bt-en no dou·
ble Raise to twu hearta
Q.3-Both vulnerable, as ~outh
\'OU hold
•72 QJ83 QJ62 ._..3
Partner open• the bidding with one
club. What rlo you rupond'>
A.-Normally, you would ahow
four-card su1ta up-the-hne Howt-v
er. when your hand ta w wea.lt that
you intend ~lung onJy on• for
ward·~ing rnpon.w, 1t as u.sua.IJy
niht tu bid the major nither than
the minor. especially 1f the~ su1t5
are involved Bid oae be&rL
Q.4 -Ab ~uth. vulnerable, you
hold
•6 AKQ5• AQJ86• +A
Whet is your opening bid.,
A.-Two ~ted hands are \iery
d1ffkult to 01d 1f vou start with an
art11ic1aJ fo ro ng two cluba This
holding will M easier t-0 de5enbt 11
you open one diamond and reve~
into heart~ I( yuu play stmng·two·
b1cl<1, b) all means open t""o
diamonds
Q.5-Neither vulnerable. ai. South
\'OU hold
.6 AKJ93 AJ6 +9862
Tht bidding has pructtded
South West North Eut
I Pua 2 NT P ..
What do you bid no"'"
A.-Not very pretl\ Tn rt!b1d
thrtt bearu would ho.,. 1 r;u card
suit, and a ruR lo three nn trump
could bt catastrophic. Bidding
thrtt. diamonds to pmpotnl vour
1de trength m111:ht deratl the auc
lion, so that lea\itt onh • bid of
three clubs We hate introducing
~h an anemic suit at the thl'ff
level. but at least 1t draW111tleouon
to the fact wr ha"' a dlStnbutional
hand
Q.6-Nr1ther vulneniblr, u ~uth •
vou hold
•s3 AKJ76 95-4 •AJ8
The bidding has proceeded
North East 80\atb Wml
l • P .. 2 P .. 2. p ... 1
What do you bid now'>
A.-An awkward hand You can't
ra1.M pades. and a heart ttb1d
would promlM a tu ~r. Since •
btddi.ng no trump •nth an un
stopped un 1s unappetmna. th'
only stratagem ldt is to make 1
temporUlng bid of thrtt clube UiiijPIDL
• bm !RI of rj llms In ad mnniuaed SJOO 1o ~ b dis• No~ TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
UIRA (Sept 23-0n 22) Focut on
dlttovuy. 1nvu\t1vtnHa, ong1nahty.
p«rh.Apt ' walung upM to MW lovt Lu-
nJlf position tmph.u1ut ttudy. tranl
long·dltt.anni commvn1c:atlon lnd1v1d·
u.al you ldn11tt -ru. "You'rt •penal"
SCORPIO (On 23-Nov 21) lntut·
tin 1nttllt<t Mrv• u roehabl• g1,11dt
ChOQW unonhodo11 proc.dW"P ~t
lamaly m'left\Nr eco in «ftntnc ll'IAll·
ntt, llftdl p«nonal atttnuon Dut-owry
tOl\lght incllAC!n "hlcld•n l't90\lrn"
SACITTARllJS (Nov 22·0.C 21 )
WhNI of fortune •plna. yO\lt nuinbn
C'Om• up Fonat on til!llftl. luck ro ·
INl\tt, addtuon to watdroM You'll ,..
nitv• lfS•I doc11111tn1 rtp~:nur11
C'ltuan~" Anochtt S.,htanan •• In
pt(\'\UT
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rtftrtn<W. t. IWAft ol toU~ INtt'r\al,
whfn to loatit 11 Ta\ll'IU, t..o, St'orpio 14
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Yo'-1'11 •nco1.111t•r ttub~rn, UNhn
C..w. Vhp, cwi• ptnON with 20 It\ ... t.ft•"• lftltlalt In thfif M-
2
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rMd befOft •nth~••~
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ae Monday, May 4, 1992
"We're br,nging people together!#
NOT JLST • ANOTHER
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ll.,T llH.\\\t l\1
BEAIJTIF\Jl. . .doe&n't lllllft I
-~ ~ wlll(s ~ ra ltft ·-slc1111, .,Oflcrna out.
fntllds. ltMl1. O"llltl .,, llld
"*le I I lftl • II)' 411, (loci:
JO I ), blonde, H /12() I would
l&tt to mc1cu 4 7 ·5 l yr old ttlll)-
tlllllllly llld finaaaaUy securr
llOUll!lllf. IMnc Call 2JO.S
SEXY INTELLIOENT ..
1 nu.. SHA.PEL Y, head on m~ ~\Cf)' }OUllC·loobli
41, pnt clllld. YOU l&IJ. scphb· "'at.ed. k'COlllplrshed. 11. 11T11,
CIJllXIOll&lly optn SWM 35-4 S Lona Btldl. Call 1~7
YOl':-.O W. BLO:-.DE. Sb/
112. Sttkl ~ O\'rr 50. wen
mg. to rft'P'J full llld po.stblt
iTlalonWp COSll MN Call
189~
BLo\O, CHRISTIA!lo
lil,GU lJ "l/S Jnll). tall
' 11 I. dun. brov>n t)'O. lJ(i)
Seel> tall Oln~ funny. lov·
1n1 1>lutt protci..\imal NIS ~
~ 40 Twno Call 182S
PEOIU 'iA Y l"M A TIRAC
Tl\E. I~ \ollCIUIJ' pe·
Ute. ~1 /llS ... 2. loo1 JO~
Ihm~ DJf I •anl 1111111clhp
prlllNKin:aJ kv. l\b nllll1 4().55
I> 1111 i aood ht.ut anJ • ,.x>J
nunJ lf\Ult Call ~.U9
BLO~D~ \l,fDOV. 00
HX. \Ci 'otcl., 111.tt,c ~· lor
1-.Jluon bc.-h .inJ 1~ugh1 "It''".
I>'"' llu.h Cal :• N
PHITI:. \I\ o\UOL \ I\
TIWGf'''l lcnurullf ..iinr.
I It' t>klllJt Sttl..ing t/wl \pt·
.1..i man ro \hm m1 lt\I l1lf
le Age JI\ 10 5~ \h" 111 \ •Ct<•
(~11~1
\I-\) Bl \0\1 8Rl \I fQ
Bll18Ll H'rl~ DJt !'·''"~
J " tulJ nev. " C .\ Imm
lh1uiz• >C'tL')\1,\1.'lll-S''"
10 tnJ•>I Jat1niz dinner •od
.UO.ing lfo."1 ,,, .u fnctltbhtp.
tun & i.u1n1rr L.t~uJU ··suet
Call 1511
l~TcLLIC.1:1'1 o\TTRAC
Tl\ e. ~°*f 19 ~ 11 I~ ~L\
sv. "4 Ill 2th 111111 ~'"' Jarx
iq. KROQ .t fllL flllknol
Call IOSl
IS ROMAHCE DEAD? ~ f .
31,S'IO'/llS. ~lllOl1I
Yt'/FOlf ltllle cl hllmor, boaal.
l«lft a ~ v.lllb 1e kaot.>
L&lae spons. lllD\... OUCdoori.
rupnlmt walb Oii bractl. Loot·
U11 for DWM 35-45 •Mint
qualrta. ln-111t. Call 15~.
S'9 ATTRACTIVE BLU E
EYED. 5'9' BLONDE SWF, NI s &JOYS dulsn&. cm ct an. dle-
11re. lpOIU. bup Md lllll'llOr
Seti!!. 5lXUUful. athletic. ro-
mantic, Chruban ~ •
S. for bftttmc pn1er CmN
dcl Ma. Call 2426
A. TTRACTIVE Ft.LL·flO·
l'R.ED MAMA BEAR over 200
lb\ Seeks 111tlhgru. tall dad
and hlndsomt WM lJ-40 Sen·
OU) onl) Fullcnon CaJJ IS20
LOVE TO GOLF. SWF, NS.
~ 6'/lnm aUflrtl\t fm11n1nt
dtgrecid Sttu WM.l'-S.510'~.
4()..5()'1o, poilll~t. cneraeoc. for
fnrncbh1p ~~ monos• mous 1tl1oonsl11p !twit Call
2608
IM NOT lllE WOMAI'. 111<
RED or die 1111 nm door but 1f
II S ~ ID 1Jec1i.cm )OU It
look1ni lor Im a prof~I
SWF 'J/S, 11 '7. blonddblue
\1an1 11ntd 1nctmb I v.11l 1T·
1wn 1111 calls' IT\'lllt Cati I 9b.S
!RISH LASS. SWF 59140 1ottu \tnctlT. hoXlN. (k)v..o Ill
tMtli. lall 3' .so. \I,,, kl sh.rt
i<l'c. hie it lllughi. Ltt s tall
Mod 'omp;il'( 1ntnN\ CCllU'll
Oran~ Cuum) Call ~ 1
PIU:ffi \I\ ACIOl.S pil)·
lul, ah cnturuu\. cdllc111ed. lcmJ
Rlllt' kJ\ lllJ lad} rtlln\ llllt'I
~ ~u ...... ,~ul 11111CtJ•c
man. 4 l. Sii 1 .. ing Sta. h Call
:"63
SOULMA.HS' ATTRAC
TIVE Blll: EYED bnmcrtt
l~ S'2 II I . antcllcctllAll) ('Uf1
uu,, cmooonllll) al11c., pl!)''•
..:all) IC'IJ\(, ICM:btr ~· ~ pmooaJ grov.'lh. 1ntqnl)
10 resJ>oix.l to an
It's as tibnple • 1-~31
Dial 1 (900) 407-4377
Opdoa 11--for a further ~d ~ ~11 ~u.
Qpdc'1ll n--.c!J'Ond to • ~ ad. CF.nlicr' w all • ...t.m dittidc:d.)
~#Ho bRJir.1it ~ lht' 'Ucc-adl. <a.,....,, ~/IXJnlll'lfll Mtl6d • 1149,...-..J
Siria,k-Uf e loc. amwnc& no liability for the Concctt( cl or reply
to • penonaJ ad\•et'lllCmenl w~ recommend Chat you use
oommoo ~ and cawon when~ a~· You ml.II(
be 18 ycan or older to ~ ro or place ao ad
Men Seeking Women
f)'.I>\ 1· '" 1"<1 '/Ci ""'
lwr h!ur t•r-. •:• ~~
\\Iii ~·~ I ·n lu,1J
I Ml \I"\
M!\\l\\\\CI \I"' \~\t
It < I I"'' 1.t1•r •IT pn•
't"KI!\& r.. '"ht<" t ~ • Im
m )«l • 1n1ell1~tn! 1 '" ... ""''
\\I, t :J t> ( •l\U \1~ I I
~f') ,,
\l\l 1LI "'" \ t-JO I \HI
t ,f TI< rn~prtntun•h "''" c
l\t \(\It Bctttt lh.&n ••rt'lft
lo>>I.\ 1 )nt I lid 'hn tntrr.
rn'Pif ti/:) lJ\t' JI t'o(,._h
>t'n J'IUlk u1.r \1u.i ..,.. tnnl
1n~ ixr..111 \ 1n~ El. at l •I
.itw4
R0\1 \\Tl< HH t "THJ
I 1JM \•>Un, 111 hkr> thtJIC'T ...... "'lid;"' lwlJ, U'••tl .,0~1nJ 'ittl l~M.~l<l!loo
.. 111r 'rv.;..,n Headl l '' .u. 'r
Kl TIU.I I> V. lllU\li l·R lltt\J•
ft'l'l'lllc ,umpon1vn "" "'J hor
ITl't J1nin, I/Id mt'"' \(al
lka..h <•II•\~
HA\fl\11\11 o\\lo\' \1 \\
.W. '4 l~I hl1 l 'ht»v.n ""'l'
Filipuu lal\ 1•11 1tt111tll' p..r.
ntr i...111, ~ ... h r,u -llll'
f'l:'l.l()\1\11\V.\1 u (fl
)O)'\ !)1kJn~ d1nnc1 1f.tnun~
1111\tf Intl\ IC IU!lWll"t >C't~ \
female ~4-&l• li!ll~ lk .. 111 ~n
\\I'
SKIER ~KATfR. MltYT, fn
S 11 l•hit~ milt~ prnlr-.
lllf fil'h tomnlun1 nwnanti.;
kind Stt~' IQln•. lunn1 f11
l11\a111.1alf\ !IUbk. \I\""' , .. ,,
lur v.1orldU'l•tl rNr!U~ \r•
pur1 Brach Call 41"~
I OVl: PE1m l..Al>ll-\ "'''h
ktnl blu SWM lltnkh'c tn
ltlhl'fll. 1u1-r Sftlllnllla. 'hm
\ ~, curly ~•hlpcpptr hair
I •MS IO IQ!f #Id -Ir.I kl\t ,.., •)11uns .. .m t!lt np
pmon. Biily, .. lic'rt ill'f )OU II
~ Val ... t CalJ 41~
ATllU TIC' llOMANTIC
~W\4 ll k1'r. ..... ,.. ...
•• t!lt -II.~ 'llO'llM w.11h
"""'-llllm!I\ ~ Onqr l~, r1111m
PHQTOJOl RNALIST FAT,
8...u>. BROKI • .l~ r1 pa
lllll>pef, -llllt' rod •Ol'lllll
IO lerp tht lioWftt fi!'f' l'ilntl\I
('Clft* drl Mir can m2
lo\C'K IA Y PAOOU:l I
tin 4 twrdtlLimt ~ W'-4 t'lCIL II
D'f k.iaf Ny ,.., ..
·~,.W.1 IO WW , __ _
1-1, .._, r: ~
81.AOC MA1Jl 47, fi111,.1nt • . ..,.. .... ,,,.
a,aodlMl lllllltJ
11 )I lt\I\( I Ii)!( "\ OU>£ R
\li0\1A\ •Cf\ .ltlrkU•t' 'i\i
< M I Ji 1 \ -'-'"eallll' t.11
"" 11111 lr\111( Call H~
I I IC. A Tl 0 PROHS
111\A.L '\\ '-! b 1 I~~ edu-
'MAI t'll~•\\ dln1n d.ncon'
"tt'~tnJ\ ~l~ \ltOOn ~\\.1
JO ~l..J••~lll p;anner lllf
' Ill.Cit' 1Th1llf>Chll1r ll\lll< ( MJ
J\~I
HOT d. \Pl< 't L A TI\11 \Q
ltl'l> \f ftlllnm ~' H h11
fw\111•<1 '""ltd' And" l..U.r
"'lr\l Call ~~I
Fl \ \ 'r r.01 Jl\11 l SJ\1 ~
ti': «l \t11J!l\,l/IV.hc1(111rn.t,l.r
PlC' Ullsfl .and fill I!!\ lUmtn\
Loni Bc&h c .. 11 J~'I
TAILOR lllOHll "SV.M
~\ 1111!1111 11bi(ii.: ~" fun.
'"' •Jlnnl•~l'U" •IV.II\ ww •ti' \cl<>p>tt Buch ( 111
''""
TRA\.fl fl RIJPE \.'\\
\liNflNh• '"'I'"· •Ith t\l"t
rirn.cJ '"U"I Ml' mile
R l\\ll'tnllf l lll 4'H
A \Lit\ It o\.\t><;()'.1[-R()..
\iA" Ill . itOUl~ ptl\\KlfU\t,
:id1rnrU10U• ~W\1 \.i '~ I~
1nr1 u '"lit no hh 1111 ~"<
hanilft, nc• 11111••" no
lv.1J~fleo.'1 \l~' ••Cl') (nfl\,
dcndtr. \IT\IM. pi,y twl tuddl~
,.om&n 11-110 bthc•~ 1n lhnn
'""· 11111rru..:• ~·\( a/Ill lht'
nJhl to h'< """"I' f•t'I llfltf
lr'\lnt' c.u '6i7
\\Ii \I 4 7 HA...,DCiCJ\11'. ·I"
Til I IGf:''l >4n\lll•c. tJu
oit.-d t~) 1\11111 pmrt!Wth
'Pntn.ill) "'h •1~ Ul ~
,.,th ~WI' o( rtnllt, me.vi•
Rda11<111 '"'P k..tins· I\> mar
nttt lrv1nr Ull
\1.,(1.Rf JEV.ISH. )I, 11111
ltt11., lildl'tntwmu ~'7' Wk·
' lad'! • -111111llr ~ 1.nna !IC.ill lft'.I. Cati ~ll
Vfln 't'Ol THfUL ~WM.
~IXTTF.S ~ •• u~. tttll
~.ctlk. trlliitt~llldy. 4~
pl . tu ~ 11\iar Call
47Al
MI DV.lSTf RN VA.Ll I ~.
!*) \icaJI r11. i-ti.c WM/ » flaaUlly •v-r -... IJoollly Ult, tft''Y' I llrlhh)
IAI IRU~ lilnl)lr Ii« J11f •
r11 1-. i 1.40 11o11o
l!Ua fun -(~ I'll lid pcllllllly .... llllJl9 lfla ~Bed f all ~
health a~. 1$tll1scni f,
I q ?7 v. ho llpl'R(WO Phan
tom of Ille Opm as .. en ... tht
!\Jr Lu"g lk.id1 Call \4~~
~B\i Gl:\fl"I H. '>«h SWF
"""' '' hi>nN lo\111. and uni> ' \fllC'IJ\ rel11ton,h1p WO
\vu ._"'-C air V.~I
A.f'FLl'f \I SBM. 4 I Sb
hand\" nt ~et'h 1or1t•1us
Wll.llll'f ftmlk k• \hw'r tht finer
th1ny< 1n hit Lt>r.1 8adl Call .. \ ~
PHH1<1A.' ~S. H~.
il'fl'llmg Stth cult1111cd,
1nulllful anaJoauc lor "Upl)M·
r '!: pe:rrnue111 rtlabonlhir lo!.
.\ WnilO\ Cal I 4660
~L~f\1. HA.l\DSOME
ph•\ICall) fll SWM 21>. from
miJ11.Clll, tittu fun io-. •Ill-fit
~""" bulll) Im)' 1-.ftkntu1 foe <tn-<IN lun and .t'tnn.ft
1111 • llllft..:tlfl1llllflal btit> I llMIM
h~c hair~ cllt\O "t•pon
Bca.;h Call l111
\f ... SlOlS BACH~LOR
«<l •l!J the 111timat w.umu kl
\l\ltt t\Jl!lltlJC W -<h 111 fUlll
nou' 0r.«ntront ~h llomt
4'1111..n Be.ell Call 017
HANDSOME. fJ>l'(' .\TED !lot
\ WM ll ~ 11 lb' ""°"'
llUl dlJI), pll)\ Jllll.W, k>\es 1111;
flflltful De4li:t llut DOI drinki"I °' dnil' Sa •n& ~. II
ll'ICtl\e V. 1-1 At undcr 10 frw
1tUtic>n-l\1p and tmtl IO all
S«famtlllll t.nd v (~· \lw'oia •
1n Ma~ ll\'111t C'all '60&
PLANT A. OAR.DEN Unfct
tertd OW'<> \Ct'b t totcm
•OllWA • ini.1 le 11 Im nr Scvrpun Buch C'all 4162 .
WM. 20, b 't1*\, BRO~
GRf.f.N StUi111 swr 1~20
lor ix-Mc " Fiii Inn Call lm4
HAM>'IO\.fl. WM JS, AC·
TIH . LOYAi~ Qttlll: Std'
"' '(). for pculllf rcll
•P 111'1> Saa Alli Call 1917 • •
AffiCTIONATE. W1-RM.
OWM j 10/170, lllTICll~c
~. ""m
ll'.lllltt u,,.. c1.w • .,, 111c11Ur,
-.11n
... :tJ" llllllUOt,
tJaldcr DWP.JO.«> ""-. bfw\.. IMIS4, ltll•
IK#llip Twin ra 411~6
V.M, ' l OOKI 0 FOR
Wt'f. I U? MllM lit b1!Mi11
A tu 1nW )Oii
f!tf\'~l<'.IA • 4il .ST. Lil'•
Md. -" ..... Secbla WM ID <tS wi* 91millr quit
eies. 1'v111t. Call ISSI.
ATIRACTIVE. SWF. 35.
LONO HAllUORN EYES. I~ F.npyllu&t*r.~
llOll. Ille outdoon. apcn. pa·
(OfTIWll w. Italian food Seel
po61ll~t. CIS)·IOlllJ• profo-slOllll SWM, ~ .. f« f~
lbip. fwl Md llOl$lblt t'OllllllCt.
COD Meil. tall ln4
FUN•LOVING. CLASSY
LADY. NIS. «>+. seeb idltfl-
turouJ. successful acntlemao 45-ss fOf frtefld.lu~~p
Nt-a-pon Beach (."all 21)()5
PROFESSIONAL. ATTRAC
TIVE. C'HEERFtJL, SWCF.
5'9', )J. Jeeb lmtl~ adl-
lcoc l«lft WM. 31·39, 28 f\i.
rurt ¥11enune IMie ca11 mo,
ATTRACTIVE, PROFES·
SIONAL. ADVENTUROUS.
adllcoc. l'OlllllllJ<;, SWf, tnna
NIS. sects 37-48 man With slnu·
la1111nbutes TUSlln Randi Call 1m
A ITRACTlVE. BLUE EYED
BLO~DE. 61 , DWf. NIS. 43,
ont·man woman. lool1n1 for
ont·v.«mn 111111 YOU Clll dins
me up and !Ake mt anrhttt
from SCljUrncd r1t•ntn1 gov.m
10 boob Ind JC111> 1.ool1ns for \lal>lt. ;elf <011fldc111, 63. ...
ll't 1rn11tman. l ·SO Lite
dan.:mg. •ollc)bl.ll mm1ts.
kid~ Hun11ng1on Br«h Call
2069
EBONY GRA.DLATE sn.
Df \T, 2l SJll IR Sttu S"l
1.'·~.s'9 orwler f.nJO)'lbl~
JW cheaiet. lit), bead! Lon,
Baich Call I~
PRETTY. BRIGlfT SAf 33
H 117. profes,1on1l SttlJ
\V.M protr'>lllOOal. Jl-40 Oler
' IO' I 16S· llS. hand.omt lllJ kind lnw Call 1863
HEALTHY WEALTH Y
V. ISE" Anrac111t1amucn1
~V. pM Beach \(\:WI) 11..'tl It
SV. lady, C~llC1 fil'ba, \S,
~U S()<60'1 aendcman of IC·
~ chlnacr.1nttg·
nt)' and (U\lllClal ~IO JO)·
fullytcreau"clY 'hare lhtst
BEST YEARS' Ld s bgh1 11p
Ollf hYU. IOfdllcr!!' Nc'6110ft ~ Call2'S2
GORGEOUS BRUNETTE
sWF, 3laleedff. s·r. P'>~
llSI lttb lllndsocne. Sllttetl• rul. eitC111a&. lillCll'e.. Iii A fllll
SWM 11-!woftc Olnst.1111 ~al·
llC:S fOf tftjoyablt llld mcalllftl•
M ~ NIS Hun11111·
1()11 Beacll. call 1698 •
ATTRACJMi SWF. NIS. '31
llS. DO dcptndcnts. lttb II
tracmt SWM, NIS. 42·5S.
mctly bwk, tlfecl>oll*. chrea,
h<wst. Ulttllrgtnt. Onw1ally
t«'Ul'C, •ho CllJO)S tmtl, .tit,
mo\ lt5, good con1 t!UllUll lllld
qiiiet time lmoe. Call 221-1
EXTREME! Y AITRACTlVE
LOOKlhG FOR SAME
Clwy. ~ slly 5WF SttU
SWM. NIS. 26-33. 'CfY artrw:· II~. proltssaoeal. stable. CV·
. '"I· Musi W1111lids'11'1nt. Call
1431
STOP• YOUCANMEETDWF.
49, NIS. educ11ed. l«nlCtl\C
Call if )Ql.alT DWM. SIS, 4}+.
itC'Ure. fun·lov1n1. ~ns111vr
1>1th 1ood •tlue1. Nn .. port
Beach Call ~I 0 I
SEARCHl'JO FOR
SOULMATE1 Im lrtrlC'll\C.
warm. aHcc11ona1c. bn1b1
(Ullll) fit. SJF. '\JS. 40 F.llJO)s
ITlll~JC), danclllJ. ~. IO.alk
UlJ, pld OOIMl\illOll Seel
1111 canoa, commu111C1111 c. fun
Im 111.R. SIM Nt11-'JIOI' Beach
Call 2:197
PERSIAN W.ANTED Pttnc
SH", ll. 1«1.i iu.;t, pil)ful
Pcr<tllll. 2S+ 10 v.alli.. d111e, talk.
en.JO) bfc Loni ~ Call 1081
SV.F DESIRES HA.,~ME.
FTT SBM u111kr 40 Tm S'9. '9
fii. aubum1llur. J<llltOUS. 1n
etrt T uSllll c~u 1 m
LOVABLE II. SEEKS 18·2S.
fun-lo\IOS. *'' nuuniw. com
paMIOll.lle malt (Of (ntndlih1p
or p(X>thk iTIJoc1nsllul Hun
llJl.glon Btxll Call ll~l
BEAL TIFL'L BRl 'ETTI:
TEXAS LA.DY. ll. S5. v.ould
lilt 10 mrtl a tall, good·loobn'
gaidaNll ·~ lllCt t)'O Ind •
[riclldly .... ~led.
Call 1991
YOUTHfUU.Y MATURE
DWF. f*llt.. quelicf. WI ift.
lelllp. NIS m ·lit.1n.., fi.
ll«ialty --.. frQ(nsacml
62+ Ntwpon 8eldl. Call ?796.
VetY CLASSY LA.DY'. 4l.
dlui. tall. blonde ~ poltll·
bal bfe pllUlef wrealdly, (Of
'JIOllUllC'OUI C'\lltunl C\ ~ 6'+'
<4S"60. Ntwpon lkach Ca.U
2163
Off, CLASSY, VlVAC!OUS.
pdllt ~ ROlllll'illf' Ind amng. Sctkin1 l«Ult pro(a·
sicnaJ. USM. 4049 •1tfi kids.
tl'ldillOftll ~ fOf rnellllDI•
ful r!lloonshlp ltvint Call
2179
ROMANTIC' RESPONSIVE'
RADIAN'f! DJP dcsuu lllnd·
some S I0'+, 1ntclh&en1 SJM, NI
S. 3S-4S for COIMllMd fnmd-
"11Pt'lon idltllllft. MllSI bt' ric~ 1n bean/pllllonllt in mlnd
I 1••l 11.1dl optn 1111111 IMne.
Call 2220
PRETIY. PETITE. PROF'ES·
SIONAL. DJF, N!S. 46, •t11m
affec11onatc. compasstODatc
EaJOyS tilt OUldoon, ,pons,
dlncing. lauglufll. ~ Ind
much more Sttlcu11 a btst
fnmd. '°'Cf Ind hft pnl('r 1>11h ~•mrlar backvound Mmlon
Vttp Call 2126
SWF. H AMPLE BUT FTT.
SIS. CftJ'l)' sunplt hfc equall)
II bomt, II t'OllCC!t\. 11111\e\lllh
and Ille dUc:r Seel$ 41)+1.
llOll~\C tcdd)-Q San
Ju111 CIJllUrlnO Call 21 IS
SWF. 'VS. LOOKJJ>.G FOR A.
TRl1.Y MCEMA.Nqc 12·39
AU dst neaonal>k I llYI 11.onh
tht dfm lf\ine Call IMS.
ATTRACTIVE BRl'!'\ETIE
S\\ "· N'S. 34, 1 .. ttt. fUM),
'"11111 ptn(mlil)'. IN&SIC·lo\tr.
loo"••I for umc In •p«1al
NSM, for tona·WllllJ fntlld-
slup In 111t Call 1989
OVER 4.S' VE.RY PRETIY.
SUM S DWF. teeb yoat
rtpmeflCt'd •1t.1111tllca, tlfec·
lion. compa111oolbrp t..o~c
SI~ CODCaU, IDO\lts,
Addrell: _____ ,,,....,. __ ...,.... ______ _
INJm GlllCI -Cl&Y
...._ .... k. .....
Md-MID~~.ai, ~...._ F..Uyori-
_. ~---hillt CIJl l(MI.
WINSOME. WITTY, S'7'. ' TRIM BLONDE BEAUTY
.0 med pdemlll 45+ IO ~•re mo111u, mucums,
inellldlri&lp ~ wi* ...... Mnor lnw.. Call2112.
WANTED SM. NIS. NllUJ..
63 •llo ""IOU IO be speatl.
ipOlled. lowd llld ~
To 1pply. C01111C1 this Wvm,
CIMI ~ DWF. N/S, N.1> 11ollo
l<Ms hfr, people Ind !lope.fully
)'OU TllS1JIL Call 2612.
INTEU..IGE.NTDWF,56,lo\u
people. mu11C. tien U'l•tL
gounM cbMm Seeks aentJe. mu 10 dwt wnc L.aau11a
Beai:a Call 2S02.
PREm. PASSIONATE,
PROFESSIONAL. 39, S'3''9S.
dtsuu blndfclmt NISID das4·
llC1 D'llll o( mta for c:oallllt•
mrn1 Newpon Buch. Call
1901
1 w AA"T rr AU 1 • A lllCt sw
SU> v.1th A ll·A.mtncaa sooct
looks 11o11o·s fWnnal.ly A tm0-
110Nll )' l«'lltt Ale )'OU QUI
Ihm"" Plew -NIS. no cllll-
draa. ao belrda or mutUdln.
6'•, Ml ht.ad or h&irllld DO as•
COIOlll dd Ms Call 1613
BLOND · ATIRACTIVE •
PRC>raSIONAL • NSWF 10
\II.art the fun limes w.1111 »60
pro(tulOllll, NSWM IMllt
Call 2911>.
AW l ' SEEXS 3S~CHJUS
TIAN AM/WM finan~ stable f 11111ly OflCftled for ' •
ship, l'O'• IJlllTUlt Or.st Count)' Call t•n
CARINO, ATTRACTIVE
BLONDE. 40'S. atJ0)1 ~
polwa. Mdtt • ·-tastma ScdJ NIS ~ .»+ for Illa A companJonshlp lt\;111t
Call 22SJ
SWF. A ITRACTIVE. 32. seeb
JOuil p y for fne11dslup "Uld
llll)be lllOft r~e uiCld 1 •11ed·
dlltr fOf pill 4 )an. M 1m
quitr li:tl' t I tlljO)' tmdJna.
YW PWI ____ o.: ____ WIP. ------~----
Ollll.locn ttt'-N/S ft.mile, JO.
\S ln,nr CalJ 3509
tM ~ ltT' mired SWM,
6/20011oho •alb IO lllClCt I "llS
SWF •ho IS tall, marr111e
fllladed. llLa IO Ira\ d Mid i.1111'!
"~ \llm.111111nnc. ttH·
tll) ·~Q~t. tn.JOY• ~
ud fllllll~ 'f"'P«l Buch
Call '351
TF.N'iS. GOLF TRAVEL.
ROM»tCE SWM. ~\ ~u ~ WF 20'• to :\()\ fur pla>l'llllt
"'-llD" Btadl. call 49 l
SWM WA.'T$ EXOTIC FE
WJ£ pil)m* ru&I} for al
•rrvlll'OI• unU)Ual &II.henna\ l~ Boch NI \~JI
PROA:SSIO'llA.L DAM W,
SV/ll-iO M~dqmr l«U~
ft n111111I A.f Ulldcr ..0, mu\I ht
llClf11L11\t llkttt t((I\( .&lld
ru,1111.,an~ ~"" l 11'\11 MN
C'•ll 11180.
GOOD LOO~l\G. \V..\I ~7.
S'I> BRN/tlRN «<l~ v.ann·
lx.WldSWJ-ll '\f«~'
"'· "''"' lluJhs (1~ MN CMl3"'09
A T1lA Vf.U.R. DWM ~ 10'/
1"10 tduc&lld prol~ ~ s. ., laJ~. \\ ~\
WC1111111iwn C~l 4126
MAN, 21 V. ANTS
WOOOMMMAAAlli u l
llacll Call )26'
OOODU>OKl">G. ATH·
l.ETlC'. ~. ~M, f llJ•llC'lf. t> I
IM. tnJO)'t ,btah, vulleyblll,
luk1•1. rt<q11ttNll, •"1
u•111cll\e.athld1t f 24
29 lr¥111t C'•ll \)())
HA.,OSOMJ! LOCAi NA
TIVPN WM "'· .......... klaay, Serkiaa ....
ln( )UWll llill) J(M ~ t.11 Oil~
ti tlei;cn. 1 lie .... '"' !WI COtltl Clll '22•
HUMOROUS, HAPPY,
HMDSOME. S\Yl.t, \0. S'I I'/
170, NIS. ~1 bwOlll beu)'
~g. ~ far llltllUQCf ul rd41bOC1
\hip c~ Call 4905
ATTRACTIVE V. ITH A.fl,
ATHLETIC PHY IQLE.
SWM N/S D. B S Dtsrer
Dedtclkd k> Utrt1.cJhull!I)
diet IO l!l&llll.lil (rtnt'I\ Dnlv.
plc.bUl'r from Ill()\ in pl.t)\
t\JllL'.:efb. "flCllb mi muth mar
Rc,~full) ..etk.lns 1 SV. f-.
'IS D :l(f,. 1-.hi• Ii fir. 1111dh
",. '1ld 'tr) J'l'U)' "'' !Mt ' ""1\1111."r rommttrntm 1,..1nt
Ull \914
Cl ROPt:A!I< SJ\t \/\ ~rr
6 pn t' ION) iTal) IO marl)
\JF 11ndo 3<l an f ~l Inuit
('all ltl,07
CHRISTIA 'II. OW\1 27 5'11'/
IMl. ~ls full·k"'1111 •lll'IWI
so tGJOY Olt 11>ttlcnch "'•th I m
rtt1•1 pt.w1e •lf111a11. ")jlf-1 ball.
IMlftl\ ltJI l!cw>b 1) ~
btc'"' n11N< .. ~)'and C•>ltfP*n If 11'.rt I ll1:1ptle-
upo1111\l llld"' upOll l&ff. IJ'f mu an San ~i C11l lW
HM1>W\t ~l m tL ~\\M NtS. '" na1m, Ital ·
... l)l)t I ... I """'ne-. A lllwe
h l\MIC11lly \C(\llt. ell,IO)' lift
4ift~r•t SWf. 'lllltt, 'Ir•. bnut1fv1 2S-'5 kw -trnll
rcl.16.111\h1p IN 11t CAii ''32
llo\RK. HANDSOMf. At.\.
l S, Wlllt. llllhft, .... cipcll
·~ tall. bc>mc). blolldc V.F. po~ 1tlif hit 111 f11Jt1•
C'illl ntl
00001..00KL'OBl'SL"i S
ow-;1 R. SWM 4l SAP.
lS b pou1blt ~. ""'
ITlltiomhip M bU •lt11
,... '"' Md dlr Olll ~ ~t"l'M lcacll Call
410()
lw !all SWJ.ISAf'. NIS. 25-33.
forfnenllip'pouiblt ~
sJ'llp !ntl'lt 'tall 3525
PROFESSIONAL SWM. Cbrullaa. )(), S'l 1'1190 ~
JpDl1I. ~ lmmab sect.
SWF 22· JS for hlnll'rlatlOl!ihip
Tusua Call l832 .
SYRIAN Olt l.E.BA.'iESE DF
.cup by S )NI l'fatlicman. )S.
't>. CW'Cp'tlltlll ~
lftC! 1owr Onn1t County
Call 3732
SINGLE MOM WANTED
DWM.. '8, ldlleoc. llutnonM
lovt'S kids s.b SWl', 21-38 "''°' )OUnl diildlta Nn.-pon Bt.ldl ' Call 4 I 2A
EOOCATf.D. HA,,.DS0'4E.
!t<l. lloci: '°I· SVll ~ .U •·
ll'kll'' 11111t for dllo or fUIUl'r
malnl1'0ll)' !linollClft Beldl
Call •934
CUTt OENILS. auod-
S~1. 29, Stanfonl PllD, tn·
Ml It, ~1 JIWIOllllt, MlllcUc.
mw.ic.aJ SctLaabnlht.lt11r11c,
bt.tu11ful P 21 29 Tr.i11t Call .H~I
MR MOM Na:bS ROMAN·
TIC flUEND to .,,.S time
•llh rm healttly. ~.
-40, "Ith Onacial ~alllCI You
iltOllld be ,.. ..... llllrlt>
b~ Md NtNlll 1111ndld Ir· , ... eau 4412.
SWM ;\6, 6'1170, -•hlcl· Sorb ...... e'IClift,
opn1-t11i111W. un. llcltda.
acti"e u TU111 C'all
\ff2.
CA THOt.r. ftfY IAN, l
AM SY/14 ~ flfl.tlUI
Olf, tpUlllW•I)', an Setb
11.,u •anitd •It• 20.Jt Onlllt C«*)' C'llll
OlD·fASHIOSJ'.D. SENSI·
TlV 4DVOO\llOCS
DWM rr. Jl. _..
.......... W. lllQft.i.. • ., ,.... Al& c.
\
l\EV.PORT BEACH BUM.
SWM. NIS, NID. n.c. 61'/200,
USC-BS'59, MKTOIPR/R£.
wdsmut\ably-.. tmHtlD-
~ btadl bkJllde IO dn\t
m.zy R.dc:rea:a Newport
ee.tb Call•Sll
BEAUTIFUl WOMAN I.H-
IDE AND OOT. wraaied by
SWM, Oiruoan. NIS. 37. for
1t11n11. beach. w1aa. lll\d,
•1lht11 bootil. fun. llclllll).
eQIJll'lllllld "~ 1'vitit 3794
ATTRACTIVE. YOUNG.
PROFESSIONAL. SWM, ft.
lllllN.lly secure. lftb ~
b't WF tor bk "i..o.
llllp ln111t Call 3192
SELF·CONTAINED. SIX ~ ARnmsw~o She'
t111n1 ~l&I wit • Jb
P'llwb1t llllllldt IUI fu 11 u
plainablt and tin he lumrd
'TlilllA Call Jl'2
WJM N1S. )4, 5'9' SEEKS
IVl"f'JJ.JGl:NT, llll'ant\'C. sn.
C'm CompllliOll (Ot rvmaaliC
lollc-ltft'll l'rlallonsblp EnPr
('()lllCdy. c:c»lcnlboll rtWllC
I.Cl s Wk SllU Ana Clll
3515
llANDSOMB, TALL,
ST ABl.1. 8M. ln'uic prof-.
llOMI... oc rot
pDllll\t --l'rlalJoMhjp Toi. b:lalbad· oovlld uimpoNM ln111t
c:..i1m1
UK.fl OISNEY\.AND1 ~
btJlll "* « ... Wbf lm~111C.,.cirPea
Wcc ...... ~pMlll»• » 'O V..l' IMllt Cd HO?.
AVAIUll..iA."(l)ATT'RAC·
TMl DWM. 41, TmdlcTiAlt-
lllar SWMF • ..t.:r S6 .
EMOl'IONAU Y HF.AL THY
( .. ,. ,, ........... .... ~.-~ ..... !Mr,"""""'· -for .. uau t•,..1tM11t. -AS Can1111 C.il 4112
.26. SWF, N/S, CREATIVE.
lflln!UI, \'CJdlnU, f1&1l)'-
tmded, f.llJOYI COl¥tl'SIDOD.
IUDSCIS, 11\0\'ltS, S'6'/l 10t
SetkJA1 ltOSlll\e, l'OGWlllC',
11e111b C011tC1011S SM Newpon
•' Btldl. Call I IOl
FUN. ·BRIGHT, 41, S'TllSSI.
tUCllll~. lo¥CS lflOJU. llCuba.
-... I'll • tllaillt. Setts
N/S, profmJonal fot cwvena-
DOll. playq OD MClalds, ~
q !Wldl • tnpyil& life. Ll-
111111 Bt.ar:h. Call 2.'05
SWF. N/S, 2&, CHRIS11AN.
doWft IO car1la, fit. IC'tivt l..o\ta
bWfta.~llllmlls Sed.J
comm1utd refa1101Jb1p 1-.11b
Clwutlln, acllktac. semill~ Siii-.. cm. SWM. SIS. 21f>.3S ln111t
Call 1479
PRETTY, ROMANTIC. DWF,
37. sopht!illclled. slmdtr, ~·
1\1\ ~ ScdJWM.
NJS. 15 ..... llllldtome. fit. iUC'·
~ (« llUlhc«. conun•
bOll. ~1111-romrnllled rdaboo· "'.P. lrvtnt Call 1778.
WF. NIS. BLOt.'J)E. SV. "°'· SE.'iSinVE. ~. ~'D
IO Cilth l.oobllc (OJ Amt 111
(Ullll)-onnted mM to Wrt
1111111111 llllCmZS Gwdcft C,,0-e.
Call 1129
NATIVE ORANGE
COU!mAN BUT l\OT f'l.AS.
TIC. DWP, 46. pl'O(aiioul.
tuiwY. lo\et "* ........
cary r~ t'OlllalC. •
ouc. .t lllll llltll in• Call
4042
BOYlSH 4S, 6/llS. adlknc.
fllnny. ~ lllmlt)' 11oho
tajO)' Iii . theatt.
prs$ Md tpllU WCIUJd ld;r IO ~ a fk. W!r'f Mfnl:tlft and
"G)' aa~ l4-42 SF" a
JJ*\lt "" lier ')Cl ~pcll't
8eacb Call """
RICH. HEALTHY. ATTRAC·
TIVE SHM. 37, NdNnl bu&.ld..
~bkctolllCltdoia•IOtri
llrf rOf 1llllma1e "laoonsluP Ii.....,. 8eac1I. Call 3111
STUD MUmNIBADBOY ..
25. t> I 1175 SWM V.ealtb).
~ adllrut Lo~e daftc.
~~J:>'•·ki
EDUCATED, UBER.AL..<Mr·
..._a....DWF.37,..p
mom. Serb open. *Y:P'!lo SWM. l6+ 11oidt pcnoulily fof
~ lllhtllln -.. mar. Cluidttn wdcune ltYIDe
Call Im
ATIRACTIVE DBF. 30'$,
SHAPELY. dlCWlblc IOIDIMIC.
Setb akwed. pd ll1ldhfll,
tall blect Of wt1ite.. NIS malt for klllC pcnac mMt 11\w Call
1167
TAt.L (5'10'). SLENDER
BLONDE. 31. SWF. NJS. tn-
JO)l Ollldoor ICll~1dtl ud
sporlJo. Oesm to ftlfl llMtuc.
ilnccte. lall SWM. NIS. l l·l6
lnw CaD 1619
COMMITMe.T OIU.ENTED
Succmful. tiWinl.-C. lldtpm-
cklll Sec:b alnlnJ teddy bear ID *" btl.e ... lolls~ WallScrectJc.1111 ~.Call
1614
DWF NIS. 29;ft.'N. SOl1T1f
ERN LADY Se-tu 1m1l<t.
1111 Md .,.., UC'1.bq.
•llllr she It.-to~• Olifor·
ma 11111 ~JIOl'I 8acll Cata
1277
LETS G£T SEJUOUS, SWf.
~. S7113St. l9. ~
very lft!lt Setb SV.'M. NtS.
6'+,trn,~l5-4l,aN
of llamot S.U AN. CalJ I 597
).en
RJN PlOf'ESSIONAL. SWM.
NIS, )9, $Tll60. c:ouuk.G,
11. rirrr. ttlClttr Atllleuc.
11a1111r c:o.tdmlt. bnpi
,.,., ll*mll ~ SWF. SI
f« IMrNlf. al) ~ ..
c..13'31
YOO AND I st dlcnl, • llldb~ 11111*. .. allll>-
lllhtdc..mn Enjoyh!c,i.up.
11\1. pcoplt. d&a1q, lllOHU
~ Indoor\ and IM. f Im DWM. 47. 5·s·1166. ~•
Sft"1I C<*a Mm Call .tQS I
LADrES Do )OI fetl It. '°" N\'f IO 1111(91 men to Jiit chll
thoft htmofott ~wed'
Do )Oil tc,,. 11> ••wd )GUr lo\T
&lld dtl'lJllCla to a 11111 •ilo It
ttm1allr ••vt o1 YClllf "''tll ball&" Stllp and ...... tr you c1nn • Cllnsi~
llonir •itb f0."'11)' Md .. ,..
111\r )W CQlld ~ upai·
~. bl~ \try.
trlCb\t, RllSW\C ~
.... illoltd tulllCt. y Oii
-t~ly llll'lrll¥t. 25-n.c---. COllU.,...,.
. minded All rt•r,nU'I al· 'v.fftd.~ t.M>r-.
Cami) c.atl .. 2A
..
ltOftfVLROMAN'nc', SIM, ~. 6'1'117S•. (NOftt 10Aal.
IMh IOUllllatclpla)lllllt to
... 1111\-... i.st-.
"--ln111t Call 14
STt . 21. ti l'lllS. BlU!
&YES. collcft •'*-. '-I ...,,~ ..... ...
lllllOlll, ......... .....
.tt1119 1111\, CW\Jlt Ditti~ tu1~9r'fXS ~ C•l~
MFDICAl.STVDen'.1'.•
IC SJM , .. Mert, ftaa SJf It.JS l.'f =~,.....,
ft'M 3'. U>OlL"O tu»-...... .... "":.&. =-~~.'~
Jb•-.U•• ,....,,.ma
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407-4377
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