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Wedneadly, Aug. 12, 1892 Winner of S 1 journalism awards in 1992 26 Centi
In tftls corner ...
50-foot guitar
strikes note
with readers
Let it rock.
Should the Hard Rock Cafe
be allowed to erect its
distinctive 50·foot flashing
guitar atop its planned location
in Newport Center? The city's
planning commission tbou~bt it
was OK. But not all of our
readers.
Here's a sampling of
responses to the decision left
on our Readers' Hotline. You
can get involved by calling
642·6086 with your comments.
-tbe editor
0
I think that side of town
needs a little color and if
they are going to put in the
Hard Rocle Cafe, put up the
guitar to go with it. If you
want to see gaudy, come
over to West Newport. One
guitar won 't hurt that side
of town.
SONJA THAYER
West Newport
·o
I think the sign will lend
a lot of ambiance to the
whole area and show that
Newport Beach is not only
a vacation land but a
shopping land.
JEFFREY STERN
Newport Beach
0
I th.ink it's pretty poor. I
don't think it is in good
taste for the city. What are
they going to think of next,
putting a SO-foot Nike shoe
in front of a Nike store, or a
Foot Locker in Newport
Beach.
KELLY HANES
Balboa Island
0
I think that Fashion
Island could use some
extra business and I'd hate
to see it die out and I
think that is a great idea.
So go for the Hard Rock
Cafe giant guitar sign.
WANDA FLYNN
Newport Beach
0
I definitely say no to the
Hard Rock Cafe sign.
CLINT MOSES
Newport Beach
0
The sign I think is really
a great thing, it shows the
imagination, creativity of
the restaurateur. I thmk it
adds character and design
to shopping centers that
allow that type of signage.
I think some individuals
would like to see
everything bland in the
shopping center and I
think that really equates to
a kind of boring setting in
general, not an exciting
and kind of interesting
place to shop.
I would say let the
retailers retail and those
who don't like that type of
setting should sit in sand
dunes in the desert or
something.
DAN PARKER
Newport Beach
0
I can't believe my eyes. I
think the all mighty dollar is
wi nning out again over any
concept of beauty or design.
Fashion Island is probably
the most well-planned
busin~pmter ahd
shoppinf center that we
have, perhaps, in California
... To put a SO-foot
five-story neon guit.r Is just
incredible.
STEPHANIE KIRKS
Newport Beach
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'Ei~ewOrks fuse between eities reignited ---
.. Newport Beach officials urge Costa _Mesa to be good neighbor by outlawing sales.
By Tony Oodero
StJn Wnter
NEWPORT BEACH Trying
to avoid a repeat of th~ explosive
atmosphere this past Fourth or
July, council members here have
agreed to fire off a letter to neigh·
boring Costa Mesa, asking them
once again to ban the sale of fire-
works.
Costa Mesa is one of the f cw
cities in Orange County th.at con-
tinues to sell fireworks and New-
port Beach Councilman John
Hedges heatedly complained that
the fiery devices ultirnately end up
in his hometown.
"I kn ow a large amount that is
sold ends up here and they come
here and shoot them at each other
on th e Fourth of July," Hedges
said.
Hedges urged Costa Mesa to b$!
a good neighbor and stop selling
• fireworks. And he wondered what
possible good could come from
selling the pyrotechnics.
"Ma)be the City of Costa Me!>a
can educate me about the positi\e
public policy aspects of the sale of
fire\\orks in their cicy," Hedges.
said.
But Costa Mesa Councilwoman
Sandy Genis took exception to
Newport Beach's action.
• "They can write a lcuer, 11's not
Fueling the firel
Do you think Costa Mesa should outlaw the sale o( fireworks
based on the problems created in Newport Beach? Is CosQ
Mesa being a 'bad neighbor'? Call the Hotline at 642-6066.
going to make a big difference to
us," s.11J Genb, "ho once \\Orked
for the city of Newport Bcuch.
Genis s:ud 1f NC\\pOrt Beach 1s
going to start gi\lng Costa Mesa
suggesuons Costa Me..,:i might re-
turn the fu,or.
"Maybe ''c could ask them to
ask their people to not cut
See FIREWORKS/Bide h9e
City may put
brakes on
bike ~racers
Bicycle speeding along
Back Bay worries officials.
By Tony Dodero
Su!I Wr1er
NEWPORT BEACH -Con·
tending that bicyclists arc mal..1ng
Back Bay Dmc look h~e a train-
ing ground for the Tour de
France, cuy officials may launch a
su rvey determine if the area needs
to lo"cr speed hm11s.
Councilman John Hedges
brought° the issue up on behalf of
the rnends or l\c\\porl Da)' \\hO
have complained to him that b1·
C)clists regular!} e\cecd the !5
mph speed limit on Back BJ)'
Drhe.
A scenic route that "inds along
the Upper Ne-...port Bay, Back Bay
Drive is often congcsced \\1th bird
\\ atchers and nature hi~crs.
While most city i.pced surve)s
are aimed at cars, the speeding C)-
clisis \\ill be the target of this ont:.
Orion Goff, of Mesa, Ariz., keeps eye on andcastle built by hb sons Tuesday. An earlier version was destroyed by another )Outh.
"The biggest violators arc the
bicyclists, "ho use D:ic~ Bay Drive
as a training area for racing."
Hedges said. "The road has a lot
of pedestrians on 11 and that's
what we arc tf) ing to address." Hot-n-wet -Continuing warm
weather, water
temperatures
welcomed by
beachgoers.
By Aus~ Loar
Surt V.ottr
NEWPORT DEACH -The water was "arm
and o were the 68,000 beachgoers \\ho too~
advantage or th e siuling summer ''Cather that
foreca ter i..1) ,.,ill continue at least through
Sunday.
The hot, humid wc:11her is expected to reach its
hottcM on Friday, according to forecasters ,.,ho
predict temperatures in most Orange County cities
\\ill range bcl\\ccn the high 0 and low 90s. A
cooling trend 1s c>.pectcd to begin ne>.t Monday,
with only a slight decrease in temperature. "It ''ill
be cooler but it "'II still be hot," said National
Weather Service meteorologbt Stephen Ahn.
Ne" port "as one of the coolest spots in Orangc-
County Tucsd.1y, \\ith temperatures reaching the
high 70s and low ~o), but feeling about 10 degrees
hotter bccau e of t~e humidity, according to
forecasters
,
Higher-than-normal ocean temperatures caused
by the El Ntnl) are con tributing to the hum1d11y,
according to mctcorolog1s1s. With ''atcr
1cmpcr:1turc!. in the low 70 rather than the high
60s \\hich \\OUld be normal for this time of \Car,
evaporation increJ e and adds more \\ater \apor
to the air \\h1ch contributes to 1he hum1Jity
caused b) a high pre~urc ~)stem currently loc~cd
in O\Cr the Pacific l\orth"c t.
See HOT/llCll Plel
Jim Brahler, ;ssistant city traffic
engineer, ackno,.,.Jedged that Dack
Ba) Dm,e has far more accidents
irwol\lng biC)clists and pedestrians
than it doe "ith cars.
And he said the risk of acci-
dents increases becau e so many
people "alk along the Back Bay.
Hedges s.11d if the survey ~hO\\l>
~l high number of pceder • he
may request an ordinance to re-
duce the limit. California Vehicle
Code al!IJ\\!. the c1tv to lo\\er the
peed hm1t on B:ic( Bay Dri'e to
Cather 20 or 15 mph. depending on
the r\:sults of the sUl"\C).
Financial worries take center stage at Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
By Joel Beers
Sutt Wnier
COSTA MESA -A city in ti-
tution for nearly th'ree decade ,
officials at the Costa Me a Civic
Playhouse are more apprehensive
about the coming sea on than
any in the past.
The Playhouse has had a rich
heritage: 28 years of service and
performance, national honor , a
fine reputation among local the-
aters. Even a spot on CNN dur-
ing controversy over a 1990 pre-
sentation.
But the future of the Play-
house is cloudy. Llkc all arts or-
ganizations, the Playhouse 1
deeply affected by the rcccs ion.
And, with higher rents :it the
city-leased Rea Community Cen-
ter and the po~ ibility of no city
funds this year, Playhou e people
'lrs he artbreaking.
con si dering that
neighborhood, whic h
rea lly needs sorn e-
tt11 nq artistic.'
The Pla>house ha
raised tic~ct prices to S 10
except for seniors. But
that alone will not mal.e
up the difference of in-
creased rents and no city
subsidies. The theater
has sold 96 percent of its
tickets the last two ca·
sons. --KIM EUWf S
':·1
nrc worried.
"We're very concerned," said
managing director Pati Tambcl-
lini. "Evcrything's going up ex-
cept the money coming io. Inch·
by-inch the city keeps pulling
some of its services."
Now more than ever, the Play-
house need private donor to
tcp forward, Tambcllini said.
"We know there's a
way out, we just ha'c to
~cep looking for it,''
Tambcllini said.
Kim Dumes, a boar,d member
and the playhouse's a'f'fe s of th e
year last year for mfr perform·
nncc in "Come Dack to the Five
and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy
Dean," agreed that the PlJ)-
house is in trouble.
·•Ab olutcly it's a cri i . It \\Or-
See PLA YHOUSE/llel hit
QOOTf Of Tiii DAY
Some local arts surporters feel
cheated by 'City o the Arts '
By Joel Beers
Sun Wr•ter
COSTA MESA -The self-proclaimed City of the Art isn't
bctng the best friend to the arts, according to those Ul\Ol\ed in
dance, theatrical and musical <>rganiiations.
The closing of the South Coast S) mphony in June .ind the
canccll:ition of this ycnr's Arts on the Green arc t\\O of the
mo t dr'!lmatic ex3mplc of what SQmc call a crisis in art
funding; a crisis tcmming in part bccau c of" h:u arts
advocates call an anti·nrt bia in city government.
·•we have a mall but \Cry \OC:ll clement in this city that
doesn't think money should be funded to the ans. Pen6d,"
ay Irene Hajek. chaiNoman of the Cultural Art Committee.
Council members differ on \\hethcr the cuy should help fund
arts progr.1ms. Uut they agree that the st3tc's budget cnsis has
See ARTS/911* .....
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A2 Wednesday, August 12, 1992
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Locals Only
Marilyn Slaughter
S.IS:·~~~~~~~~-
s1aughter, who retired at the end of the
school year, taught fi rst, second, third and
fourth grades al Mariner's Elementary School
for 26 years. She originally began her teaching
career in J 954 with what was then Newport
School District at the Harbor View School. She
left about five years later to start a family. And
in 1966. "hen her children were of school age,
she returned to teaching. "I came back right
when they unified," she said.
cor.ftDENCE BUILOER:·-----
Whilc a teacher at Mariners, Slaughter was
the s11mulus l)ehrnd several programs including
Project Self Esteem, of which she was one of
seven rounding members. The program IS de·
signed to build children' confidence, o;he said.
In addition she staned the school's Jog-a-thon
1n 1984 and that has rai,cd more than $100,000
since 1ts inception.
''They've bought computers and books for
the library with that money," she said. Slaugh-
ter wa also in charge of the school's earth·
quake preparedness program and a leader in
teaching children about em 1ronmental issues.
INQlllUNG MIMJS-. -----
Second and third grade are what Slaughter
hke teaching th.e most. ''It 's such a neat age,"
she said. "They are so inqu1s11ve. They are such
fun." And she said she leaves behind nothing
but good me_mories. "It was a wonderful career
and I ab olutely loved 1t. I loved the parents
and the children It is a wonderful area to
work."
BICYCLE FOR FOR TW01
-. ----
A long~ ume Newport Beach resident,
Slaughter retired the same time as her hus-
band. Roben Slaughter, an accounting profes·
sor from Orange Coast College. They plan to
spend lime bicycle riding and they are planning
.i trip to c urope this September. She also
hopes ro work with a student teacher program
at UCI in her spare time. The Slaughters have ·
two daughters, Joyce and Lauren, both of
""'horn are teachers -Tony Oodero
COMMUNITY EVENTS
•Please stnd it In \\riling: To place an event, please
write: Community E\ents, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .•
Cost.i Mesa, CA 92627.
S p.m.
2 p.m.
TODAY
New Member Reception. Ne~rt H.irbor
Area Chamber of Commerce office.
Children's Play, "The lion, the Witch. and
the Wardrobe," presented by Costa Mes.> Li·
brary, 1855 Park A\e. for !..ids S years or
older.
THURSDAY
7:30 a.m. Marine Divison Brul.Jasl, Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce at Balboa Bay
Club.
6 p.m. Daily PiloVHornblower "Wet Wednesday
library/Authors Night" bay cruise. Sold out.
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2
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6 p.m. Summer Jazz Festival, Rob Mullin's All-StJr
B.:ind, Neiman ,.,-t.:ircus courtyJrd, Fashion Island. Free,
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FRIDAY
4 p.m. • Southern California Indian Center's 24th annuill Pow-Wow, Orange County Fairgrounds, 86 Fair Drive, Cthta
10: 30 p.m. Mesa. American Indian dancing. slng;ng. collectible art, food and ceremonies.
SATURDAY
1 O a.m. Senior expo, goods a~d services of interest 10 senior citizens on exhibiting at OJS1S Senior Center's Senior Re-sour~
~xpos1tion, 600 Marguerile A~. in Corona del Mar.
9 a.m. · Southern California Indian Center's 24th annual Pow-Wow, OrJnge County F.:uri,'Tound>, 88 fJir Dll\c, Co.ta
10:30 p.m. Mew. Amencan Indian dancing. singing. collectible art, food and ceremonrc).
4 p.m Hawaiian Feast, the Hawai1Jn Gvic Club \'-ill h~t an Aha'ain.l, a trJd111onal feast, al C())IJ Mes.i Community Ccn-
• 11 pm. ter, 1845.
5:30 pm Ne~pqrt Harbor '52 Class Reu~ion, al Countf)")ide Inn 1n Co~la Mc~l. Call D.11,n 1P11:rl!Onl Guild .11 545-5441 ur
Orv1nc-Amburgcy al 557-6545 for information
SUNDAY
9 a.m ·
7'pm Southern California Indian Center's 24th annual Pow-Wow. Orani;c County fJ•r!:rountl., 88 ~J•r DriH•, Co•IJ Mesa. American Indian dancing. singing. rnllcct1lllc Jrt, food and cc1cmun11:)
MONDAY
6 30 pm Costa Mesa City Council, regular mre1tng. 77 Fair Dr.
TUESDAY
7 15 a m · Aris breaUasl, Dolphin D1\ l>tOQ of NC\\ port H.:irbor Arca Ch.:imbcr o( Commerce '"" ho~t d1>CU!»•un ·'Cuhur.11
Arts in Orange County, W1ll lhey Suf\1\e?" JI Newport Beach Marriot! For more inio, c.:ill 729-4-100
noon Community associations. The Sou1hcrn Counties chapter or tht• Communily ~IJl!On~ \\Ill Pf\'>Cnl lund11. Ill 011
managing communify association fund, .it Red lion Inn, 3050 Bristol SI in Co-.ta Mesa fot more 11110, c.ill JliU·
7360. ' I
COSTA MESA
Shalimar Dri1<e: A burglar was Sc.lred out of a house 1n the
700 block of Shalimar Drive last Tuesd.:iy when the resident
walked in the front door \\hile the thief was eyeing a stereo.
Accordmg to a police repon. 11)e woman of the house ulled
police from her bedroom when she heard someone in 1he
kitchen. In the meantime, she pecked through her dOOf to see
a Hispanic man standing in 1he dining room. At about th.:it
lime, her son came home and the burglar Ocd.
El Camino Drive: A VCR, stereo and compact d•'>C pl.i)er were
stolen l.isr \ Vednescl.1y from J home in 1he 1100 block
Avocado Street: Somt.'Onc brol..e into a hou'I.' in the JOO hl<Xk
of Avocado Street last TucsclJ) \\h1lc lhl.' rt.-idcnts "erl' on
v.:ication, ranSJcl.ed the m.htcr b£>droom .incl stok• the
television and some jewelry
Cadillac Ave.: A laser printer \\Orth morl.' lhan S 1,000 "·')
s1olcn last Sa1urday from Sonus PhMmJceut•CJls .11 JSOS
Ud1llac A\e. P<>l1ce found trJces 01 blooJ on the m1n1 hl11 cl-
CO\cring the wmdow thar lhl.' bursl.ir bro!..!! 10 ~11.n emit).
NE\\PORT BEACH
West Balboa Boulevard: Girl Scout lc.1dl·h d1ll(O\t.•r<'<l
someone hJd J)ficd opt>n a \\lndow at lhl• ~cou1 loogc in thl·
M.inaging Editor Steve Marble •.. 642-4321
.
Mo>t rcc.t>nt deaths as reported 10 the Orange County
Recorder's Office.
Costa Mesa
o Dusty l. Trent, 3 on July 16, 1992.
o Sally B. Freeberg, 75 on July 7, 1992.
o Doris Wulzen Myers, 74 on July 12, 1992.
a Douglas E. Hansen, 46 on July l8, im.
OJohn D. K.iterndahl, 68, on July 15, 1992.
Newport Beach
o ll'Sler J. Moore, 75, on July 18, 1992
o Rudolf C. Ising. 88, on July 18, 1992
o Scott A. Moeller 27, on July 17, 1992
o Rose B. Melone, 77, on July 12, 1992
o Roller! O'Hara, 73, on July 1 S. 1992.
Marriages
i\l<h? tl'CCnl m.irriJb>t.'S as rt•porrcd to the 01Jn~
County Recorder's Office!.
Newport Beach
a Ste\.e W. Carey married Lisa A. Connella on July 18,
1992 1n S.in Juan uphtrJno.
o Ke1<in S. Barr married 11.ira E. While on July 11 , 1n San
)Che.
a NJdlr Pirniakan mam<.'<l Shiva Rouhani on July 18,
1992 m Ne" port Beach.
o Raymond C. McC.inn married Deidre M.lcNeil on July
18, 1992 1n long Beach
Costa Mesa
a M.:irlin O. Tricw mJm<.-d Hanh 8. Dinh on July 18,
1991 m Cm1J "'"'"''· o Yul Vant'g.lS ComeL mJrried Bealris S;inchu l~lu on
Jul) 2l 19'Jl Ill SantJ AnJ
a Craig A. Allen mJrrn.'tl Julie D. W)lie on July 16. 1992
Ill CorunJ dd MJr
Business licenses
i't•11 b1Nl1C'>~ IKM>C 111formJt.On rt·porr1:d b> the-c11ies
u/ Ct>•IJ Ml').l .md i'1.•11porr 8l'Jch.
Newport Beach
a Krbtopher Niluan o( Photoplay JI 1905 Bio.1d St
o Allen G.illetti or Allen'~ linen Sen ice at 823 Bat A\e.
a CtnthiJ Young J I Momz Ca(e JI 105 Palm St.
Costa Mesa
a Sohcil Tab.:iie of Cmpire Cellular .lt 1981 Br1~ol S1.
o Nic l..ol.li Mor.:idya n of Nick's Ice Cre.im Jt 2885
Fa1f\1cw Rc;I
1 5,8 .JBa Mcli>s.i · Ann Kelly · o( MJB Commercial
Cle.ining Ser. iu~ Jt 377 \\. BJy St
1700 bkx!.. and irk-d 10 brc.ik in. The intruders \\t'rl'
app.uently \<.ar(.J 011 and nuth1ng \'J) $tOlt: n
E.l)t Coul High1\ay: A b.lct..pack, clolhcs. shoes Jnd a camera
\\ound up m•))lllS h<>m <1 car p.lrl.cd at Ac:an.i ~nd PCH
Quail Street: A compulcr and printer \\ere taken from the
office o( C.1l1(omh Co•11.J r Cootractori. 1n the 1000 bloc!..
A\Oudo A1enue In ilw 1400 hloct... the 01f1cb u( llo1h .i
b"I necol•>i;1 .t and .1 plJ,l1c \urgl•on \H'll' rcflOf'lt.'<lly robl>cd ol
tJmps Jnd nlOnl''"
Uatside Drh e: S<1mt•nnl' n.1lll>t'd fuur 111es Jnd a-stecrmg
1\ h"·d frum a t\.\<.•u ctk') Benz p.irl..t'C:I in the 1900 bloct..
ANONYMOUS CITY EMPLOYEE
Newport Beach
(regarding city employee pay raise!., which have
been 1eopardized because of the budget cns1s
-taken from R eaders' Hotline, 642-6086)
PACIFIC AMPHITI !EATER -On first
impression, it would appear that Ringo Starr and
his All Starr Band have an a\,ful lot of fun.
What gave it away?
Maybe it was their campy st;lge antics, Todd
Rundgre n's Zebra-striped jumpsuit or Joe Wal h
running around with a twisted-balloon hat on his
head, but it was hard to im:igine anyone having a
better time than Ringo :ind his caM of high-caliber
musicians did Sunday night at the Pacific
Amphitheater.
Ringo stars
with help
from friends
"Desperado" as \\Cll as one
of his recent tunes. "Vote r or ~k."
And he tool a l>\\.tpc at
Vice Prcl>ident Dan Qua)IC
by changing the I) ncs on
CONCERT REVIEW
hb song "Rocky tllountain
Way": "llal>el> an.: loaded,
and Qua)le's at bal, pla)ing
11 play by pl.1). Time 10
change the batter." 'As a longtime employee, as far as
increases in salaries, the employees
have had to fight for everything they
have received ... If the city can let
Dixon steal and then spend money
on suing credit card companies,
then I believe there is enough
money for the 9 percent employee
raises (retroactive to July 1 ) .. .'
By Tony Dodc ro
VOL. ae, NO. 190
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Well , maybe the crowu had a bett er time.
To the delight of se,cral thousand screaming
fans, the All Stars, compri!>ed of former Eagles
Walsh and Timothy B. Schmidt, Todd Rundgren,
Dave Edmunds, Nils Lofgren, the Guess Who's
Burton Cummings, Timothy Cappello and Ringo's
son Zak Starkey, belted out a continuous
succession of sma~h hits mostly from the 1970!>.
The former Beatie nmcd tho e up "1th !>uch hit'
as "Boys" and "Yellow Submarine," "A Little I lclp
From My Friends" as \\ell as "Weight of the
World" and ''Don't Go Where the Roau Don't
Go," two songs from hb new album. "Time Takes
Time."
Ri ngo, of cour~c. did the u~uals -"You're
Sixteen," "Photograph" and "The No, No Song,"
which he said, "means more to me now than it did
before."
And when he wasn't singing, Ringo jomcd up
with his son Zak and played the drums.
Walsh, who is running his own z.my campaign for
vice president of the United St:Hcs, contributed
with a piano solo of his 1970!> Eagles hit
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E~ Wlrtner today u a high pressure
ridge In the upper 1hnosphere c::ontlnhues to dominate our weather pattttn. brfy
morning dOuds and some patchy fog near
the coast wUI burn off early for dear, hazy
skies and tem~llfu'" of mkt-70. at the
be.ch and mld-80s Inland. Lows In the
hlgti 60s.
Fat:AIT:
Vtty warm and fair with patchy late
night and ftrfy momlna doucll alofta the
coast. fair and huy with Katfered
afternoon doudt th.,,.,.,. s.turday.
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variable winds, DC9Pf '""'••It to wat winds 10 to 1 S line* IMt *' lllOOn Md
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Da1c Edmunds, formerly
of Rodpllc, cr.1nkcJ out his 1970 sma!>h ··1 Heur
You Knocking,"" htle Burton Cummings did a
rou,ing rendition of "American Woman."
Schmiut did a near carbon-copy "erl>ion of "I
Can't Tell You Why," Rundgren wo,,.cd the crowd
"ith "B.ing the Drum" and Nib Lofgren hammered
ou1 guitor lenu~ that \\Ould have made Jimmy
I kndm look lil..e a amateur.
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Today
Props and creativity -
Children ages 5 and older are
invited lo create props and scenery
for a plily adJption of C.S. Lewi~·
"The Lion, the Witch, and the
Wardrobe" at the Costa Mesa
Library, 1855 Park A1,e , from 2 to
3:30 p.m. The play will be
presented Aug 19.
Thursday ~
Estate planning Mcrnll
Lynch will offer a free workshop
entitled "Estate Planning: The Stale
of Your Estate" from noon lo 1
p.m. Aug. 13 at the Center Club in
Costa Mesa. For reservations and
information, call 955-6158.
Saturday
Newport Harbor '52 -
Newport Harbor High School's cla>)
of 1952 will hold its 40th reunion
Aug. 1 5. Please contact Dawn
(Pierson) Guild at 5-15-5441 or
Orville Amburgey at 557-6545 for
information.·
Senior expo -Numerous
companies and organ1zatiom
ofierin'g good:. and services of
interest to senior citizens \\ 111 be
exhibiting al the Oasis Senior
Center's Senior Resources
E'po>1tion, Saturday, Aug. 15 al the
center, 800 M.1rguerite A\e. in
Coron.i dcl Mar. For information.
call 644-3244.
Hawaiian f ea t -Thi!
H.iw,111.in Ci' ic Club will ho>t ,in
Aha'ain.i, a lrad1tion.1I feJst, lrom-.\
p.m. tu 11 p.m. Aug. 1 S Jl the
Co:.la Mes.1 Community Centt.'r,
1845 Par!.. Ave. The e\.enl will
foJture H;maiiJn cuisine and
dancing. ror iniorma,tion, call
SJndee M.:inn at 974-1919 or Tien
Bissen at 7Ci8-8722
Monday, Aug. 1 7
Calligraphy class -
Senior citizens ore 1m 1ted to
register beginning tocfay for J cla!.)
in beginning cJll1graphy al the Wl')I
NC\\ port Community Center. The
cl.lss '"II be h<:ld on six con~wtM!
Wedn<.~i\)"> beginnmg Sept. 23.
Cl.mes fill up fo~t. ~ early
reg1strJtion is ncce>~iry. For
intormat1on. call 64-1-3240.
Tuesday, Aug. 18
Arts breakfa t -The
Dolphin Ot\NOn or the "'-"'f>Orl
harbor Area Chamber of Comm<!ret•
,,,11 ho>l a panel d1scus~1on on tl'w
issue "Cultural Arts in Orange
County, \Viii They Sur\1\c?" Jt thl•
d1\.1)1on') second annu.il
lnter-Actl\C' Breakfast, 7 15 .1 m.
Aug 18 at the "e\\J>Ort Beach
i\\,1rr10ll. Call 729-4400 for more
1nform.1tiun
Community associations -The Southern
Counties chapter of the Commuml\
Assoc1Jtions Institute \\ 111 pre)l'nt ,i
luncheon progr.:im on the topic ol
managing community association
funds at noon Aug 18 at the Red
Lion Inn, 3050 Bri~tol St. in Cost,1
Mew. Call 380-7360 for .
reser\Jt1ons and informJtion.
Mutual funds -Shl•Jr)()n
Lehman Brolhc.?rs will oifer J free
)Cminar on in\.e)ting 1n mutual
lunds Aug. 18 al le Merid1en Howl
in NC\\ port BeJch. The event .. , 111
bt>gin "ith a reception at 6 p m.
The seminar will begin at 6:30 p.rn
Kids and AIDS -Joome
Heinemann, R.N. will give a
presenta tion on how to tafl< to
children about AIDS at 7 p.rn. Au~
18 at the offices of JoJn Andrews,
1151 Dove St, suite 1 OS in
Newport Bl•ach . For more
in(ormation, call 476-0991.
Wednesday, Aug. 19
Dental implants -A free
seminar on dental implants and
cosmt!ttc dc•ntistry \\.111 be offered at
7 p.m. Aug. 19 at the Coi.ta Mes.i
Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. Call
645-2186 for a reservation.
Officers' wives The
Officers Wives League of Orange
County will hold a wc1al hour and
luncheon at 1 1 a.m. Aug. 19 at the
Warehouse Restaurant, 34 SO Via
Oporto in Newport Beach. For
information, call 549-2028.
Senior singles -The new
Single Adive Seniors group will
hold a social get-together at 2 p.m.
'Aug. 19 al the Costa Mesa Senior
Center, 695 E. 19th St. Call Dee
SJpsin at 646-9065 for information.
Thursday, Aug. 20
Investment seminar -
Jeffrey J. Johnson, riM vice
president of Shearson Lehman
Brothers' Newport Beach office will
off er a free seminar entitled
"Investing 1n the 90)" at 6:30 p.m.
in the conference room at 800 ·
Newport Center Dri,e. for
information, call 644-9111 .
Secure investing -
Shearson Lehman Brothers will off er
.1 free \\Ori.shop entitled
"Alternat1ws lo CDs. A Semin.ir Tor
the Sl·Lunly·Consc1ous lme)tor' .it
6 p.rn Aug 20 at 19000
MacArthur Bl\ d. in Ne\' port Beach.
Fur re:.ervat1on~. CJll 955-7554.
Square dancing -The
Co~t.i >.. ll•...:i Qu1ckstcppcrl> im 1te
e\pcriencecl <quJre dancing
rouple') tu their ''l'l•l..ly dance. 9,to
11 J m . .it tlw new Co)lJ i\1e ... .i
~mor Gt1.wn Center on the corrwr
oi 19th arfd romon.:i streets. Therl'
.ire .il)o rt•male partner> a\ J1l.1ble
for Jny <-1ngle men \\ho ''uuld l1kl'
to join the iun. For 1nforrna11on, c.ill
545-5(1(,C)
Saturday, Aug. 22
Newport Harbor '62
1he 1'c\\ port Harbor High School
Cla)s oi 1962 "ill hold its 30-ye.:ir
reun1un Aug. 22 at the B,1llx.)a BJy
Club. For 1niormat1on, c.ill MJnn.1
Jt 499-3592.
Emo.tionally Free -
P>ych1almt and KABC tall.. shuw
ho>t Dr Oa\ 1cJ V1!t<:ott \\111 .:ippe.u
,it Crystal Court in Co>lcl Me~1 from
1 lo 3 pm. Aug. 22. Dr. \ 1~oll
\\Ill give a 30-minute talk, follO\\l'<.I
by quetions and ans\\l'r) on the
topic or h1> m•w boo!.: "Emutiunall\
f rl'c." He \\ill al>0 )ign copie ... uf
the book. For iniurlllJl1un, <.all
(310) 550-8299.
Thursday, Aug. 24
College board prep -A
four-part college entrance
cxJm1n.ltion preparation \\Orl..,hop
will be offered al Orangl? Coa)l
College from 2 to S p.m Aug.
24-27. Reg1)tration is $110 in
ad,ance and S 120 at the door. For
1nformJtion, call 432-5880.
Tuesday, Aug. 25
Sailing -The BalboJ SJil1ns
A>~1ation "111 meet at the
American Legion Yacht Club, 215
15th St. Ne"JXlrt BeJch, from 6 10
to 10 pm Aug 25 OrgJnilcd
'Wiling and s.<x1al e,e_.ts for all. For
1n(orrnation, 1...:ill 8-10-3957.
Investing -A free seminar
~titled "lme>ling in a l ow lnterc)l
Rate En1,ironment" \\Ill be offen~d
by Merrill l ynLh at 7 p.m. Aug. 25
at the Center Club in Costa Mesa.
For mf ormJt1on, and re:.Cf'\-Jtion>
C.111 955-6158.
Wed., Aug. 26
Fashion show -The
Balboa Yacht Club ,,ill holcJ 11.)
.1nnual Children's f ash1on Show 1n
the Club house at t 801 Bay:.1de Dr
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A semblr. togt•ther \\.Ith the Laguna
Bc;ich Rl·public.tn) .ind the GrcJter
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host " recl'plion <or Rep. Chris Cox
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p.ni. Aug 26. The reception will be
held at a pri 'Jte home "' Coron:i
del MJr. for information, call
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Women in management -Orange :.
Countv \\omen In Management
will hold its monthly dinner
metting .it 6 p.m. Aug. 27 al the
SherJton Newport. Call Janel at
(310) 988-3100.
Saturday, Aug. 29
Santa Ana High -The
SantJ Ana High School class of
1 %2 "111 hold 1ts 30-year reunion
at 6 p.m. Aug. 29 at the Red lion
Inn Ill Cn)ta M£;!>a. For information,
call rranl..ie Purter Pcrebtein at
644-0199
College costs -Pl.mnirig
lor ruturl' t ollege CO>l> \\ill be the
topic oi a irec ''urluhop oticrt.'d bv
Shc.u~un Lehman Brothl..'r' at <)
.1 m 1\ug. '.!9 in thl• penthou-.e
cunli:rcnt c Ct•ntt•r, 19000
at the Wc!>t Ne'"porl Community
Center. for more informal on, call
644-3240.
Wed. Sept. 2
Drugs in the workplace
-Open to Reco1.ery, a non-prot1l
,organization dedicated to solving
the problem of drui;s in the
workplace and as)bting the
recovering community \\o1th
employment, will hold a
communily meeting from ? to 9
p m. Sept. 2 al the co~lJ MC)J
ColJlmunity Center, 184 5 park A\e.
For information, call 722-7133.
Saturday, Sept. 12
Child abuse survivors -
A \\Orkshop entitled "U)ing Anger
to heal the Child Wilhin. A Seminar
for Women Survivors of Childhood
Se,ual Abuse" will be offered by
counselor ElizJbeth Slocum at
12:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at 2900 Br,,tol
St., Building F, suite>202 in Cost.fl
Me)a. There is a nominal charge of
$5 per person. For reservations, call
546-7708.
Tuesday, Sept. 15
Estate planning -Merrill
l)nch \\ill oUer a free semmJr
entitled "Estale Planning. The State
of Your Estate" from noon to 1
p.m. Sept. 15 at the Center Club 1n
Co)la Mea. CJll 95S-6158 for
1nformat1on.
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Upp·er Deck Wants rival firm's 3-D trading :cards benched
~ Lawsui t filed against
fledgling Newport
Beach-based ·Tri Cards.
By Tony Cox
Business Editor
NEWPORT HEACH -
<. 'hra-.tophcr Kamar thought he
had h1l an entrepreneurial home
run" ith an
1n1rigu1ng new
product in the
1cu:"1on-resb1an1
!-opOrl!> collectibles
t>usiness.
The ,·c 1cran
s.tle ... man 1ou1cd h1'
proJuct -a
th rec -J1mc11!>1onal
1r.1Jing card called
Tri Cards -ai,
"the scns:11ion of
1992. ·· I le pbccJ
.!ds for Tn Cards in
.. port' public:it1ons
. rnJ obt.uncd orders
from m.iJor n:1~1ilen,
company, Dud's Kid Corp., uses
three idcn<ical cards -such as a
Score-br.>nd Rickey Henderson
card -to ma._,e its product. Tri
Cards look much like the original
mnnufacturers' cards, except for
the three-dimensional effect.
The compnny's promotional
literature implies 1hat Dad's Kid
buys cards for ils produm ilircctly
from the original
manufacturers, with
their blessing, but al
lcnsl one card maker
· sa)l> otherwise.
c~1rbbad·based
Upper Deck Co.
filed suit against
Dad's Kid last
month in federal
court. alleging 1hnt
Kamar's company
infringed on
trademarks and
i._,c Tl\Y' R Us JnJ
rargel
\\'hik K:im.1r
cop\ rights. Dad's
Kiulhurt Upper
Deck's repu1ation ...
and crcnted unfair
competition by using
the.: more cstablishcd Christopher Kamar
company's
tradcm•11._,cJ pruduct, the suit
.dlcgl'd.
Iii.I\ ... 1111 rear huge l111.111~1;il 1..:1~.11LI~ lrom Trt Cmk he 1111ght
h.I\ e forl!1>t ten to toull1 llllC kc\
b.i'c on ill', \IJ) to the b.inl.. I k i~
.1((t1,cd of ncgh.:ctin.[! to get
pcrm1:.s1on from the 111.tnuf.11.turers
\\ IH>'e l° II J., he USC'> 10 m.t ... C rn
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K.1m.1r\ Ne" pon UcJdt b.1scd
StcH~ PoluJn1.1k, Upper Deck's
lc!!.tl aff.urs dirt.:ctor, said ht:
h;lic1 e-. Tri Cir<ls b a clear-cul
ca~i.: of 111f11ngcmcn1 on
1111ellcctuJI propt.:rt). He said
Upper Dec._ "ill seek dam:iges
anJ •111 injunction that "ould
prevent Dad's Kid from continuing
to sell its product.
Other card muni1facturcn, have
contacted Upper Deck, see..,1ng
information about Dad's Ku.J and
expressing interest in la\\.i,uits of
their own, Poludniak said.
Upper Deck officials said
previously that they filed the i,uit
us a last resort, after efforts to
con-iact Kamar and ad' ise him of
the alleged infringement were
uns\Jccessful. Poludni:ik said Dad's
Kid officials have since re!.ponded
to Upper. Deck, claiming that they
don't need permission from
original manufacturers.
Upper Deck's difficulty
contacting Kamar may not be
unusual. When called Monday for
an interview about Dad's Kid,
Kamar couldn't be tracked do\\n.
His secretary, after fi rst agreeing
to patch the call through, said
Kamar had '·just picked up the
other line," and that he woul<l cull
ba9k later. Jim Notarian. Kamar's
public relations counsel, said he
talked to his client Monday and
cncourn~ed him to grant The
Daily Pilot an interview. But on
Tuesda), Kumar's secretary said
he is "out of town this week."
In touting Tri Cards, Dad\ Ki<l
claims that retailers nc1oss the
country arc "clamoring for a
supply." Dut one local spom card
dealer said Tri Cardi,, \\hich
retaib for SIO a card, hasn't i,old
well in his store. ~ind he doc!>n't
e~pec1 the product to ha'c 'alue
Retailers find
ways to combat Retail
• recession
Ne\\port Beach and Co~ta
J\ksa merchant.., .trcn't seeing .my
'ort of dramatic turn.around in
the local retail market. but aller
.a lOuple years of rcccs\ton
f1ght1ng, they SCl'lll to be finding
"a~., to e\tract 1m1re ~.1lcs out of
:heir l'U!>llH::.~C!>.
In June. rc<.,p1111Jent'> lo The
D.111\ Pilot\ mo111hh -.urve' L)f
n:tJ;kr' po,tcd .1 .; perl·cni g.Lin.
on ,l\er.1gc. O\'Cr 1heir June 1991
~.de-. k'eb The June
1mpro,cmcn1 m.trl..ed the third
0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0 000 0000 0000 000 0 0000 0000 0 000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0 000
I January I IFebrualil I March I I Agril I I May I I June I
... u .11ght mun th in "h1ch member'
111 the '111"\C) group m.1n.1gcd to
e\cced, on a'crage. their year-ago
s.tlc ... p.1ce.
• Represents I.isl >car's performance. A score abole
100 reflects an improvem ent OH!r the sJme month
the previous year, uhile a score below 100 indicate .1
decline. Scoring is based on sale> of local mcrch.wt
nho are >urvcycd regularly for this feJ ture.
Out those rc,p<mdents who poi,ted ~ignif1canl
,,tic, g.1111-. said they don't ncces~arily sec
J1-.ccrn1bk 1mpro\'cmcnt in local markc1
l.lll1J It ll 111l>
.. , think 11\ f.11rly st.1t1c." ~aid one .,,,)re
O\\ na .. I JlHl.l 1h111k .rnybocly's gelltn!,! :tn)
g1ea1 gru\\th. It\, 'till a spotty situat1un. but
thmc "ho put in ,\ little e>.tr.1 \\Ork anJ h11hl <l
bet 1cr mou<,etrap \\ill do well Thi., 1-; n11t .1 time
"hen one can co.1st."
The same respondent .,aid hi, '111rc h,1,
cnJu~ed double-J1g1l -;.tics mcrc.1'e' 111 re .. ·c111
months, but he attributed tho ... c 1mpr11\cmeni...
to hot product lines r.1ther th.in .1 ch.mi.:c in the
he.illh o f the retail market. .\1101hcr re,pontknl
"'h) :il'to puc;tcd a strong' 1, .. , e,.11n in ltinc -..tid
hi: too, belie"es m.1rke1 et1nd11101i-. haH n't
unproved s1gnific.1nt l~
·1 think for u..,, 11°'> h.lll C\tr;1orJin.1n
l.1dori,," he 1,Ji<l ·~hi-.t rd.11ler' 111 £LIH.ral ,ire
hurting, and there's not a lot of good nc\\i, on
the horizon. You have to remember, too, that
''hen we're up 20 percent over last year, b\l
~car was a dis:istcr. It's nil rclathc." '
One store o" ncr said his s.1lcs h.1ve gone up
am! down with changes in the we:tther. I k ,,,id
that v.ith ovcrca t skies in June, his ale' fdl,
but "ith a hot and sunny Jul). btt!.iness
rebounded.
Another store o\\ncr said he hcltcvcs his
CU\tomers have become more price en1,1t1\C
He attributed his sales improvement to hrs
ability to get good buys on mcrcl1.1nd1sc ;mJ
palls on those low price to clients.
"Even my big retail customers arc ask111g for
deals," he said. "h 's not like they JUlit come in
:in~~i.t~ a ~heck. like before. It'<. 'iO
Ct<rnplt111ve.
The June index score for retail: 107
-Dy To ny Cu.v
Thurs day, Aug. 13
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"If it'i, just for fun, th.it's tine:·
'laid Daniel Stone, O\\ ner of !'he
Whiz Kids in Co~ta ~tc .... 1 "llut
)OU c,1n't expect it to be \\Orth
something some d.iy. ·1 he hobb)
Lloesn ·t appreciate 11 su much as
he's touting it. Thi-. belong-. in a
toy ston:. not a hohb) -.IHip ...
New hranJ~ like Tri CarJs havt:
rn.:.1tcJ .1 glut of product on the
sports collectibles market. and
the) \\on't likely apprecbtc li._,c
olJa c.m.ls, \\ hich "ere dri\'en up
in ,,1luc by 1hc1r rcl.1thcl) !.Caret.:
:-.upply, Stone s.11d.
Another i,hup O\\ ner, Art Kdk~
11f In inc Sport-. Cirds, i<. not yet
passing judgment on Tri Cards. I le
said he solJ a few Tri Card..,, but
not as many as he would like. I le
said he doesn't ._,nO\\ "hcthcr the
unilJUC producl will ~1pprcciate, or
"hethcr the Upper Deck lawi,u11
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again a tree man
....,. Costa Mesa gadfly tells
of lessons learned" in jail.
By LorlAnn Basheda
SUit Wri:er
COSTA MESA -Sid Soffer
!lpcnt hi first night out of jail
":11ching the new Clint Eastwood
\\CStern, "Unforgiven.'' Dut he
re~erved his !>Ccond night for some
sharp shooting of hi!. own -at
lhc City Hall podium, of c<.ttme-.
"They're gcmna know I'm back,"
the now-infamous city critic said.
"That's for sure."
public comment time by clicking
off a seemingly endless stre:im of
criticbms.
And e'en though Soffer is
facing another five months behind
bars, he said he \\On't change.
Soffer did say, ho\\ever, that jail
time -plus the recent death of
his friend and guitar player Felipe
-gave him the time to rethink
things and Mart switching his
pnoritie).
One result is that Soffer ha!>
decided to delay rc·opening l1i!-.
Old Ne,,port l3oule,:ird
restaur:mt, Sid's.
Instead, Soffer plans 10 dmc up
to San Francisco for a couple
week'> :ind attend a food show he
mis.,cd last )Car.
City ofl1ci.1b "·Int 5olle1 to tear
do\\n the rOOlll\ thJI \\UC;
com·c1 tcd into n:nt;.il unih .. incc
he h.is no permit for thcn1. Out
Soffer cont1m11:s to rent the unit:.
out, 111-,1s11ng he bought them thJt
"J). An appcJI on the n.:mJ1ning
11\e·month sentence 1-. pending.
"I'm 1wt co1ng h.l(k, .. Soffa
... 1id. ···J\.,.enty four day ... \\a~ an
e\pencm:c, hut I don 1 n~ed a
favc·month re~t.''
Soifer dcs1.:11bed the J.1mes ~~ru,id. 1 ltilrnr I arm a' a "country
dub" Junng .111 1ntcn1ew from the
facilit~ !J,t tllunth, ,,1ying he 'pent
hb day pla) ing c.1rds, 1.he1.kcr:. anll
\\atclung the other inmJtes
purt1c1p.1tc 111 'Pt">rh.
·1 he one tl11ng he mi ... scJ mo~t
''a) milk -about a g~1llon a day.
Soffer s.11d the) ga\e him :1 pull ut
\AJcdnesday,August 12, 1992
Dan Quayle to Visit the Lincoln Club while in town
By Russ Loar ecpt' ol the hhcr .al h::1m th.it the Dc1noa;i1 h:i' c
Stan Wr1w :inmnt ·J," John~ :i1d. "1 la:it's going to he 1)ur
Vice Prc~iJent D.in QuJ)IC \\all ha\e lum:h 111 lunc.J.1111cnt;il theme:·
lnmc today \\ith members of th\: con cl'\,111,c Although mudi h.1) hcen na.1dc ot 1.:0ll)C'l'\,111,e
Lincoln Club of Orange Count~ alter a morning c1111c1 rn of Uu h. llcry C'un el'\:ltl\C pre 1den11:il
tour of the McDonnell DouglJ' Sp.u:c :)) tcms 1.:.1nJiJ.11c Pat B1,.:hJ11;.in \\Ill 1; nurn ~c Uw.h al the
Plant in Huntington lJc<1ch. ~ l{cpuhh an Cun.~ n11on m 1 lou ton nht "eel.:. h1'
Ou a) le \\ill begin his Or Jngc Count) '" ecp ~i:.tcr :ind C'.rn1p.11gn m.11111g r Angela \ lfa))
early this morning at a brcJkfJ')t mcd11 • "ith the Bucl1.111an :iid on ~ lun~fa~
ll1spanac Bush·Oua)lc Coalition .u the \\Jtcalrunt Uut t~n 1u"' bct\\l!Cll the p.1:t)\ conscl'\:itr.c
Hilton Hotel in I luntington Uc.1d1 1 hL mcctin~· • 11 d mud r.h; 1\11\g JIC \cf) mu h ali,c, "uh U.S.
comes on the heel'> of ;in A,i,1n·Amcrka11 U11,h· ~c.:11 Jul 11 ~~' muur 111 I luu ton 'I ucstf;.i) urgmg the
Qua)le Coalition dinner hclJ !J,t 1md11 111 the.: U1h· GOI' Pl.1t!111111 Cumm1tke t.1 .. lcu:. all nt
more llotel in do"ntm'n Lu~ Ang_elc.., --uaot110n t:m~ rum~ 1 .. p;.111. pb1101111.
LincOTn mcmber-U-ud. John'I, J ~O·)C.1r GOP '"\\ ~ ... m op"n up u .r p.•rl) ·s 1.1nk.., w murc.: and
fund-rai!>er anJ Ne" port Ueach de\ eloper. :..iid mor..: people-, or do~c rJnk:., huuing the door on
the organiLation's dccidec.Jl) con,cn ,111\ e member~ pc.:oph! "hu ,h,1rc.: 1110 : -01 uur 1 undJmcmal \ :ilu<:,,
>cc Qua)lc's appearance a' a \\.lrllll4P tor 1 l>plT· l•ut L11.,ag1cc. d"..:p d 11,n 111 th~ir he:.srt • \\Ith our
itetl Republican N;itional Cumention nc\l "~c\.:. · part)\ pu,it1011 on chmc .. ," S .. )mour te't!f1"d. ··t
'·We're going 10 change the rocu .. from the free \\hokhe.1rtedl: !i.Upport Pre tJ..:nt uu~h. JU:>l hkc
ride that l3ill Clinton and Al Gwc h,1\C.: h.1d. )LIU. But l rc!>p..:..ilull) d1 ag1e1.: "ith the pri.: ·
We're goang to focus on the t.1\-.11 LI· p1.:11d rnn· 1Jen1·~ po itrnn un .. hrn .. ..-.'
Soffer was rf:leased from the
James Musick Honor farm in
Irvine Sunday after spending 24
days there for several building
code violations that th e city
ij rosecuted him over.
On Monday, the City Council
hadn't scheduled a meeting. So
Soffer decided to pay the Planning
Commission a visit instead.
"I always thought that l had 10
be at \\Ork," he said. "Out by
being in jail, you rc:1lize that it's
not going to be the end of the
world if you're not.
brc:akfost anJ J r11u ill dinner ---------------------------------------
Soffer said he started giving
commissioners a hard time for not
welcoming him back, "but then
they said I didn't ghe them a
chance," he l:iughed. Soffer
typically starts each meeting·s
Rohrabacher
makes stand for
Boy Scouts
Jn n show of support for the
l3o) Scouts of Amcric.1's tough
stand against hiring homm.exu~ll
scout lcatlcr~ ;rnd requiring al·
legiance to Qod as a condition of
membership, Rep. D.111:1 Ro·
hr:ibachcr s•lid he '"" take part Ill
efforts to boycoll corpor.11 ion-. that
ha\e "1tht.lr;m n funding of the
scouti ng organm11io11.
Le\I Str.tU!>S, l3ank ~,1 AmcricJ,
Wells Fargo ant.I First lnterstJte
Dank .ire "1thhold1ng contribu·
1ion' 10 the Scouts o'er the i~-.ucs.
Rohrabacher ( R·l lun11ng1on
l3cach), a former Eagle Scout, "111
jo111 other congre!>'>lllCn at a noon
press conference todn) 111 \Va h·
ington D.C. to protc 1 the "ith·
dr:l\\al or corporate ~uppon for
the Scouts.
.. You got to put )OUr prionties
in order, because you ne,er know
"hat's going to happen tomorro".
You could be alive. You could be
dead. You could be in jail."
He said he hadn't decided "hat
to do about the l3crnard Street
property.that landed him in jail.
So t.111c ol the f1r~l thing' he did
after being 'prung \\J~.dri\C tu
5mJrl i\o' h n.11 w buv not one, but
""' g.1llu11s of llltlk. ·
The ne\t thin •• he Jill "as hit
the local Nonm llir a P~llt~ ~!cit.
'·t hadn't bi!cn out of Jail for
t\\O hour~ and 11 ":l'> .1-. 11' 11 ne,cr
h.ippencJ," Solh.r s~11d "It':. ·
almo-,t a-. 1f it '"'' a dream."
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"It IS OlltrJgCOU'I that these
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and tradttion).'' Rohrabachcr ~aid.
"t in tend to t.1emons1r:i1c 1hat 3421 Via Lido • N ewport Beach
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He aid he '~ill dcli\er letter)
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bani.. to re,ersc their decision.
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ALS Association
Orange County Chapter
voluntt.•1.>r~ to M•rve JS u~hN), sell T-sh11b,
-.ell 1u1c.:c Jnd cool..1es at «!\ nts, conduct
iund·rJ1s1n~ CH'nb, help \ .. 1th costume
~ • ! .... l.lll S.. 1:ru ·~ IAL\l .ind )4.('0l.'f\ rt>p.l1r) Volunte..·~ \\ho prckr
'\>>()( 1.111 n Or;i111.;l' Count\ (hJp:cr h,I\ not to 10111 the ~u1ld arl• \\Clcome ancJ
nn·d tor rn,1m ~< luntl'l'r) for inltum.i 1h1.» mJ> lwlp .1~ httlc Or rnu1.h :is d~wl•d
lonn, l.t I 11.,Lboc C,11.·1.·n JI 921-~J....u.!. _Jur mlo11n,1t1<Jll, c.111 i\loll~· L~nch di &-12·
'''lid .tr\ \ltrlh.1 ttJb1.·r .11 ·136·-187~92;'5 Rotiry omclal to visit local meeting
American Cancer Society.
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( 11 Ill\ L 1 ,. " 'l"l'k1r ~ 11110<.l H>lunll·t'I•
1 ur ":'' .111.i l hL r'>{l.1}' tnr Jll) 111111.• pc
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'>Clol :1.1 \l.i,mi.; !>trod<•, J 111 6. B.111, thl'
• an " nri.L.cout .mtf morl' ~ ur
n tl'll''l' .ind ulht•r \Olunlt'l'' c:-' 1 1 ~elm 1 !>l,1dci.. JI -5 J.
American Red Cross,
Orange County Chapter
l .,. Jl>!e1 ut ti l
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ll t ~l'd ( 'O'' 't'r\ 1, l) h
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Arts Academy of Orange County
Arts on the Green
Association Renaissance Cr eators ,,
Ballet Pacifica
, Big brothers, big sisters
\\, , • ·I"' .1 n o\l ~O \ear:. ot
.i~c. h.i\ Ill)( 1,.uJ 10 OrJnSl' (QI.In!} tor
>I\ month' 1m the 1nl> tor ill ll'J>l l
montll> .Hl' nl·rJl•d tu )l'I\ c J) big broth·
<;4-.Ql lm:; ~ .. ..w.r diliu1 f> 1,6 twui
,ooi;le f>Jrt nt h, me~ It H quirt.> ,, one'}eJr
comn11tnwnt or 4-6 hours per \\t.'t:I.. to
'l'r\C .1' .1 1 le modl'I tor J lhold Ap·
phlJllh lllL))t go 1hro11!;h .1 )l llCOIC'S and
ontcr-. ll'\\ pr01, S> JS d1> 1! '.I.' 1 hildrC'n, .ind
dimb .Hl' 111.1d,• t,1 ,n.l1p.ittbl, m.uch lhc
l\\ct. For 1111<1•n•.1r"on, c.ill 51·1·777 J
R otary International Di.,trict GO\crnor Herb Trumpoldt
makes his annual ollic1al 'i!>1t to the Ne" port·UJlboa Rotary
Club at the wc~kly dinner meeting Wednesday at 6: 15 p.m: at the
Newport llcach Country Club. •
1'hc D.111.r Pilot n·clcomt·s J..PUC. rcpol'Ls un en kc dub n~ns,
7fDmifig of o11kcrs, and announcement of fund-roi\ers and
Dctbities. Please send infornwtion to Jon Ferguson, \'o/unteers
Editor, Ncuport,Deach/Co~ta ,\lesa, P.O. Box 1560, Custa l\lcsu,
CA 9J618. . .
untt>er pos11ton available f()( a rt.~cpuon1s1 non·prol1t coun..ehng centC'r ~1.11ed
Boys and Cfrls Clubs Of Costa from 9 J .rn.-noon and ii need tor graduate with \Ill' 'MCA nee<h Jdd1tiooal bo.lrd Mesa /Newport Beach le\cl interns or 1r.:11n~. For 1nformillion, mcmbl'rs ,,ho nw1.·t one time a month to
CJll Karen Jt 642·0733. prv\1dc community ~upport .Jnd direction
lhc t' •l'<' .irt>J Bu\' Jnd G11I> Ch .. !" C t fo f lly C lln for the center. Al<.0, the center needs .J
nnd \cJh ltklr' lor nt.rntrmh lt'.l'<ln~. 1n· en er . r Im ounse g p.irt-timc volunlccr 1n the C'\Cnings ilS ii
, 1.J ri.: \ol.ir :,·er cn.1ch1.~ tor lourth The Center for family Coun.cltng. .1 rcccptt001>l. for 1nformJ1ton, CJll CJ1I
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I 2 '", L,., \\Ith 1 r.e J.:.l lll' Jnd one or t\\O
p1.1d1u'> JI"' '''-"'°· Tt·.1.-ht•r, are neo:>dcd
I<> 'ol .. n:u·r tCJr ,, 1..uu •It• 111 hour> or mul
t I ,. W» 11> (\\I J!1:H r 1)1lc can a!furdl "to
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642-3840 • 6904 W. Coast Hwy • Newport Beach
(Near H untington & Newport Border)
wer.t11st
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'fhe suildin9
Foncannon at 754-1144.
Colllll ....
The College Hbspilcll Costa Mesa Auiul
tary 1s Jl\\J)'S looking for friendly people lo
volunteer at the hospit.JI to deliver mail
and Oo\\crs to patients, and to perform
cleucal tlu1i~. For infofmation, ull Su~n
WNhe1mcr, vice president of member·
~hip, al 640 4410, °' College llospil.ll ol
Ubt.l Mesa .u 642·2734 from the hours ol
9 a.m.·4 p.m.
Costa Mn• Polee DePll'bMlll
The Costa Mesa Police Department's
volunteer program has a con~tant need for
'those \\ho cJn help out 1n the traffic,
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PTolessor, Edrlor. Daly Ptlot NwJ Talk Show HoSl.
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PU h rota1ng 5rl Seat
CMWle Diemer, Ptl)4I$ Bdlam. 1(.-i GnAlb5 & Jom Moorlact'I
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Circuit Group ·I If you'd like_ the SpeedTraP5 Clstl Mesa
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ft.'COfds. animal control clnd p<OJ>My dt"-
P'rtmenb. Much help is ne«lcd 1n thc
11.Ufic division, including processing no· 1~ to people whose CJIS ha11e been
towed for street sweeprng and other rcJ
~. operation of radar gun/read r board ~peeding notices on city suects and clcn·
• cal work In record~. people are needed to
hie mus-Jlots and update rec:Otds For in·
w tnahon, all l~nn Merles at 75'4·5020.
c. .. lllY llo•lllC• en
Community Hospice Care, an org.lniz.i·
tton thJt provides medical and emottonJI
\upport to terminally ill pJticnLS Jnd their
families in the Orange County arcJ, needs
\Oluntccrs '" Costa Mesa and Newport
Bcilch. Volunteers must be able to g1\c
twO 10 four hours per week for \iStting
pc-wle, pro111ding periodic respite relic( to
carrg1" rs, reading and y,n11ng letters and
running oc<;,»iooal'crrands. Two sc11 of
rl>e 11olunteer training classes are-sched·
ulcd to m~t in m1d·July, the f'\Cning cl.N
1n l"c, ... port Beach and the morning SCS·
~ions in Mi~IOn ViCJO. Other loc.lttOns \\ 111
h.l"e classes in September Other non·
p.lticat volunteer opportumtics .ire a\a1l -
.lblt> Jn the hospice office or commumty
.lnd require minimal trainrng. For inform.1·
1i0n or registration, call Cindy La11d Jt
637-7075.
untecr in~tructors arc also needed for
cl.t~s at the center, inc.ludmg yoga, book
review, chorus, wood\vorkiOB. jewelry
making and Sp.ln1)h, for more lnforma·
lion, call Su)Jn Schollenbergcr at 645·
2356 from 9 a m.-5 p m.
Darotlly'a Tbrttt Shop
Oo<oth)"s Thrift Shop in C~ M~.
\\hich benefits the AIDS Sc~laj Founda·
hon ol Orange County needs voluntctrs lo
serve as cashiers and help with p<ICing.
sorting and deiln1ng. Time devoted 1s up
to the ind111idu.:il and store hours are Tues·
d.iy-5Jturd,1y from 10 a.m.·7 p.m. For in·
formation, call store manaser Joseph Am·
ster al 64 5 -6414.
Enter Seats
Easter Seals Society needs volunteers fOI
ongOU'lg dcrical ~ark. to help in pr~rams
for children \\1th d1s.ibil111cs and onc·iTili'e
\oluntcers to help .... 11h special events. For
1nformat1on. call i\Urty Atherton ill 545· 20)).
Exchange CIUb Child
Abuse Prevention Center
Volunteers arc needed by the Exchange
Club Child Abuse Pre,enbon Center to
teach families how to 5top the cycle of
..
tarial, ground ~rep1ng. and SLlffing the
clothing store. For more Information, c.all
Richard Grever JI 957-5188.
.. Hnor Arel, Inc.
· Friends in Service to Humanity IFISHJ
offers emetgency a\\1)lance to tbosc in
need and pr0\1dl~ the Mobile Meals p<O-
gr.un For Mobile Meals, volunteers are
needed to d11\c, "h1ch Includes ptd.ing
up food at Ho.lg Mtmor1<JI Hospit.11 and
dropping 1t off for eight shut·1n individuals
or couples, usually elderly, Monday·FrtdJy
1n the Newport .in~ Costa Mesa area It
takes about 11/l hours a day and vol-
unteers are \\C'lcome to perform duucs
once a mooth or more, or mere(y subsu-
tute on a light ba~1s. Emergency assi~ance
-involves delivering foqd to families \\ho
are at 11sk of going hungry once a month
or more. The t\\O-hour trip involves food
pkk.up 41nd tlcfucry to r1 ... e families on
Monday throui;h foday from 10:30 ll.m.·2
p.m. or 5.lturdi>~ t\' 1Ce ·a month bet\,een
9-11 a.m. food·pJckers are needed from
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday through Sal·
urdJy for two-hour shifts. Volunteers may
work as liule or much as desired. People
are also needed to staff the main office,
answer phones for Lhose in ~ and
transport shut-Ins to docLor's .lppointmenls
upon need. For more information, cJll
Debby O'Connor at 645-8050. "-ta ...._ .. ,_,._ .._,llllOUSe drug abuse for families \\1th drug addlCled
\#U• mv .. ....,._ nai babies. Training is pr011ided, \oluntCCfS
The Cost.:i Mesa Cillic PlcJ)hou:.e needs must be 21 years old and thefe are other friends If the
many \Olunteers for ushering. 'b.lcL..1fllte, requircmcnb For information, c.lll the COl1I Mell lJlrary
mailings, typing. ttd<etmg. lights, sound cf· \IOlunteer center at 953-5757.
ll'CU, ~pecial e1fects, costuming. collecting The Friends of the Cosu Mesa library, a
Props, pl.ly reading committee, programs, Lo.a....i...w IJevel.ft..men•at Center support group for the library. needs \OI· f'GH""lllli NI' WI unteers to run book sales and staff the Jd\;ertising. public r~lations, fund~>ing. The Fairview Dc\;elopmenul Center in book room at the library for selling o( u>ed
or the knf>'hledge to help run children's
craft programs. Dri11ers are needed to hdp
with the books to the homebound pro·
gram Aho, those rntcrCS(ed In \Olunt<'t'r·
mg to help .adm1n1ster the cnttre Friend,
p<ogram are needed. Hour~ .are lle>.11.ile,
including evt'nings and weeL..end~ Fur rn·
formation, call the library at 646-8845.
Girt butl
The Cirh Scouts of Orange County " II
train all adult volunteers. Volunt.-er) .are
needed for troop leaders. There arc also
special committees to plan e' enh fdr thl•
g11ls and adults. Comm1tteC) could cnt.l1I
exten$iv~ time over three or four month •
or 3.4 hours a month o..er ii full )ear f"r
ongoing committees. The Girls Scout.> Jte
1lways loolung for community people " I·
1ng to share e'pert1se for one·time k'C·
tures, demonstrat(ons or classes FOf 111tor·
mat1on, call the C11I Scout Council oi Or·
ange County at 9711-7900.
6lrll Incorporated .
or Newport-Mesa
Girls lnco1por<1ted offers affordablr .lnd
accessible supef\ised care cenwrs for g11h
.ind boys with nationally recogn1wd pro·
grams cJnd activities that build S1.·lt •
sufficiency. responsibihry and confidcnct•,
\o\ith an emph.uis on the special ncl-d~ of
gtrls and young women Volunteer:. Jrc
needed to help rn the program and r.x-rc·
at1ooal act1..,1t.Jes, at the main lac1l11y and
Wednesday, August 12, 1992 A7
Opera Pacmc
Orange County Community
Development Council
Share OurselVes
free Medical Clinic
teen center, and as office ass1)tants and---------------------
grounds maintenance persons. For further
lnfofmallon on volunteering. call Rita Re·
daclh at 646· 71 8 l.
hou!>C mJnagers, dSs1stants to pr cers, Costa Mesa needs volunteers lo aid in the books and purchasing ol ocw ones. The Ii·
membership committee, cleJning and classroom, \-\'Ori.shops, leisure programs, brary rn general C6ln use volunteers \\1th Open to Recovery
\trai&hte-nmg up, computer and photogrn· 1.· _,.... I lk .... _rical s~ills and those wilh a will1ngn~ Open to Recovery :. a non-profit or<•a-~r ~ more~bm~~.~~~~~r;~:~:in:g:r:~=e:n:ts:t:o:c:~=~=o:r;a:w:a=·=~=r:~=:~=======~==~~=~~~~~~~~~=v~~~~ 7
duector Patty Tambellini at 650·5269
C01t1 Mnl lhtortcal SOdety
The C~ta Mes.l Histone.tl Society col-
k'cb information, photos and art1tacts re·
1J11ng 10 the h1,tory of C<hta t\\esa .lnd the
Harbor area It is open to the public on
-Thur~a}') from 10 a.m.-3 pm and by ap-
pointment. Volunteers are needed for the
' (h1lclren's H1>lory Prbgr.im to update the
current bools and to d~nbutc the matc11·
al> to schools when rcque$1cd The ~1C.1(·ty
f'lt'edS pt'Ople \\1th an rntcrt~ rn local his·
1ory to ~"c as docenl.S Hour guides) at 1h
h6tonc.ll site. the D•eso Sepul,cda Adobe.
Ot~r needs include a te\11ICS·\\i11drobt>
\'f)/untecr, people \o\1th t)'p•og and f1l1n~
\IJlls and people with neat hJnd\ ... r1tmg to
\o\Orlo; ,,,th the photo collection For rntru·
ma11on lilll Charles Beecher at 5.i8-712<J
di' Mary Ellen Goddard at 856·7193.
COttl Mesi UterlCY ~p
lhe (o){a Mesa Literacy Croup run U)
\'\Jrscr•e Fuller and Ruth \\1lson nt."t:th •
,CJlunt<.'l·r~ to hc!lp people become l1tl•r,)ll'
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Ccxt.l ~ SenlOf Center, a multi ·
purpo>(' ~"'°' ~"'ices foc1hh. is nm" open .11 the corner of 19th 5trcel Jnd
Pomona A"enue VolunU.'Cf) are nC\.'Cfcd
10 pr0 .. 1de occasional tran)portat1on to lr.111
scniofl, cJo minor home repJirs. and to a)·
si..t \\\th six-c1al t'\enl.S, fund-ra1>1ng. ~n
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'Supper at the Ritz' to benefit cancer research fun
...,.. $100-a-person· benefit
will establish Daniel G.
Aldrich Jr. Memorial Fund.
Im t~.ni!.hcd \\1lh the Os. Can I help
. l'l\llfll,'.)
"\\ho h"' lhc Ns?"
I'm n.:.1u\ for .i new ~tack."
llw. "·" ~ ''orl.. pany ... I 0 women
,.11 ;11 .1 krng conference table, and within
h." th.in t\\O hours, 600 envelopes had
h •;n h~111J-:ludrc,~ed and ready to be
11JkJ "i1h 11\\ i1:\llons. The invit ations arc
h 11 .1 '>l"pl. IJ "Supper at the Ritz," an<l
)'ti>,1.1.J'.> trum the SIOO per pen.on
I , nd 11 "111 be u~cd to eslabli~h a Daniel
ti Alllnd1 Jr Memorial Fund for cancer
r1. ,c,irch Jl UCl ~tedical Center's
Clln11.·al Cance r Center.
r\l the helm of the work session/
l/OLUNTEER
r---~---luncheon in the hospital
Vida ....
conference room were
Eva Schneider and
Elaine Redfield " ho arc
chairing lhc Ritz affair
''ilh women from all
over 1he counly serving
on the committee .
.. Not a lot of-!. .. oplc
know of this center ...
care for cancer patients
is available at all
hospitals, but ''hat
• makes this one Society different is the
research," explained
Redfield when 1he
envelope addressing work , .. as done and
the ''omen enjoyed a ta sty lunch of
sand\\iches, fruit, California rolls and
cookies. (No hospital food jokes here as
commi11ee members ate and diseusseu
benefit details.)
The cancer center opened earlier this
year, and lhe research laboratory will be
located on the fourth floor. Aldrich,
founding chancellor of UCl ''ho died in
April 1990, had been gue .. t -.peaker at
1hc No,cmber 1989 ground breaking for
1hc center.
Jean Aldrich is serving on the
committee along ,,jth 01hers including-
Pat Allen, Susan Beechner, Peggy
Colton, Barbara Harris, Mary Lou
Hornsby, Hedda Marosi, Pat Nelsser,
Michelle Rohe, Mary Roosevelt,'
Elizabelh Stahr, Catherine Thyen,
Elizabeth Tierney, Gayle Anderson,
Judie Argyros, Barbara Ramsey and Nira
Roston.
Others are Betty Belden Palmer,
Shirley Lorenz, Lillian Fluor, Marilyn
Nielsen, Ruthann Moriarty and Kathryn
Wright.
"Almos t 400 can be seated for the
uinner, and they will have 1hc
opportunity to win some n.or
prizes ... t~o se:.11s in Georgia fronijcre's
bo~ for a Rams football game, and u
condo on Maui,'' ~aid Redfiekl.
Further inform,1tion on the Ritz
supper can be obtained by calling Shirley
Lorenz at 456-5081.
0
DINNER IN PARIS? No, bul iLmight
seem so Aug. 30 when 18 couples gather
at the Chanel l3ou1ique for cocktails, .
dining and enteriainmcnt. The lucky ·
guests ' names were chosen in a drawing
al Opera Pacific's· June Founders Gala.
The boutique will be transformed into
an intimate Parisian cafc and slurs of
O'pcra Pacific's production of Puccini's
"La Doheme" \\.hich opens Sept. 12 a1
the Orange Coun ty Performing Ans
Center will perform highl ights from the
opera.
Pascal's, a French restaurant in
Help!
Joey Mitchell, 8,
of Sa n Luis
Obispo, ~ives a
look of fright to
famil y fri e nd
To m Schumaker
as she ha ngs
fro m the bars at
the 14th Street
playground in in
Newport Beach.
Piiato 1ry
Marc Martkl
Nc\\.port Beach, will cater the dinner in
the boutique turned Cafe Momus (La
Doherne's second :ict setting) for the
event. More French touches will be a
boutique window fill ed with a
photographic coll age or the opera. 01hc
windows will be clecorated with evening
wear appropriate for an opening night a
the opera.
0
A TOAST: Young Professionals
Against Clncer group has planned a
luau to benefit the OC unit of American
Cancer Society. Hawaiian nu ire will b
appropriate for the Aug. 22 event at
Village Crean, 2300 Mesa Drive.
Members paying $35 each and guests S4
each will find band mu~ic for dancing,
hors d'ocuvrcs and a no-host bar at 1he
Toasl on the Coast 111. Auendance is
limited to 400 and the number to call is
751-<M41.
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d1~ 11~\1 '"' '"th o c.h r·.11 \pt•Jkc11 .ind
1h1• monthly Undt·ri;ruund Concert with J
to p•c.11 'pt·.11..C'r for mcm 1nform.-111on on
i.;cuin~ on•ol•C'cl '"th the Und€.'rground
prvi:rJ•ll (>I (1 I \olunlt'l'I \llUr t1mC, Cdll
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I he V,1nr.1g(' r ournl.itoon 1\ a nun-profit
r,ri;.in•l.1llon "'ho<h support~ employm('nl
,rnd 1 omrnunil\o 11.11mni; fur Jdults \\1th
cl~·1.rlopnl<'n1,1I tl1!.<1l>1l1t1t·\ Voluntecr<t .ue
.,oui;hr ro worl. JI .i 1.Jrit·tv of luc.111ons
Oni;o1ni; 1.olunll·Cr nct'd, 1ncludt• sp<'U.11
l'\.enl~ clt•ric al wm l..1ng '"th pt."Ople in
the tommumty .ind wor~inJ; with ondl\rrlu·
;ii\ on group lrtfb or luntl ins for 1n
formJllun, Celli OC'brJ M,11\tdlN nr Brt•nd,\
Ortega .it 645·78])
Wnt Newport
CONU'llty Center
The Wbl N "'port Cnmmumty C<'Oll!r,
.i senior rccre.i11onal pmgr.ims cenlcr,
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A June 27 ceremony 1n the
Community Church
Congregational, Corona del
Mar, united in marriage Lori
Jean Archambault and Andy
Taylor Sheppard, both of
Ne'' port Beach. The couple
greeted 250 guests at their
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Russell and Betsy
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The bridegroom h the i.on of ~lr. .rnd Mrs. Charles Shcppa1d. His
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the Caribbean Isl.inds. She is a teacher and he is employed as a
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PATIUCK-SCHMIDT 'citing for the.Jul) 11 ''cdJmg
Heidi Mane Schmidt of D.1lboa and William Robert P;11 rid: of of Cameron 1'.1tc \\ 111-.in!>on of
Garrett Park, Maryland exchanged wedding vow!> on the shorci. of Ni::\\ port l.kJth and Robert
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Vista. \hi') Eric K.unip and Make und
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HOT
From A1
Forecasters say the weather will
remai n hot for at least the next
two weeks until the high pressure
system weakens, generating stron·
ger sea breezes and increased
morning fog.
Smaller surf on Tuesday helped
cut the number of rescues in half
to about 50 on Tuesday compared
to more than 100 rescues made on
~tonday by Newport lifeguards.
The hot weather 1s a welcome
ch.inge from last summer's dreary
ove rcast skies for beachside mer·
cha nts. "When the sun comes out
''e can count on being swamped,"
said Pat Kennedy, owner of
Baldy"s Tackle near the Newport
Pier which re nts out bodyboards
and bicyclci. in addition to fohing
equipment sales and rentals.
The four macaws and two Pat·
Jgon1.in conu rcs owned by the
.. Birdman of Newport" were revel·
ing in the tropical, sultry \\Cather
.1-; they performed tracks for tour-
ist~ near the Ne" port Beach Pier.
.. The) re .1 lot more e.1gt:r to come
llUl and interact "ith the people in
this "c;ithcr," said bsrdman Ski ~ k1n,chcin.-·
~ea1b\, Dan iel SoL;i stood on
the be.1ci1 and atl.! a ,(ice of water-
mcllin .is he ".:itcht:d three of lrn.
1 7 gr .111Jchildren pby in 71 degree
\1,11cr., off the Ne"port Coast.
PLAYHOUSE
From A1
ries me not only as a board
member but nlso as an arti!.t.
It's heartbreaking, con-
sidering that neighborhood,
wh ich really needs something
arti stic. Dut the council
doesn't see it that way."
The Playhouse's season be-
gin s Sept. 10 with 11 perform-
ance or "The Foreigner."
The Playhouse began as a
full)'·funded recreation de-
partment program in the
early 60s. Its first home was
the Orange County Fair·
grounds, where it gave a
young Kevin Costner a venue.
In 1983 it moved to Its cur-
rent home at the Rea Com-
munity Center.
In an agreement hammered
out last June, the Pl ayhouse
"ill be a self-sufficient entity
by 1997.
• The gu iding force behind
the Pl ay house, TambelJini has
been intimately involved since
her days as a recreation su-
per"\ isor for the city. She said
the Playhouse's economic
worries are shared by other
the alers.
"Every theater in the coun-
try 1s hurting. Just go to Los
Angeles where they're closing
do" n. We 're not alone in
th is."
ARTS:
From A1
forced them to nuke cuts th:11 few
people are happy with.
"Art is a wonderful thing to do
but when there's limited resources
we have to make difficult decisions
and art just is not one of the city's
highest priorities like police, fire ,
roads and parks," said Councilmnn
Joe Erickson.
The city has historically awarded
grants 10 arts organizations that
operate within the city. With th e
city mired in the state's budget
morass, council members cut art
grnnts from $175,000 to $87,500 in
June. That money wns to be
divided among 17 arts
orgnnizations.
But, the city has since frozen
that money, pending the state's
final budget.
And JlOW, even that money may
not be coming .
"We have been put on notice
that we may not receive a dime,"
Hajek said. "We realize the
severity of (the budget crisis) but
we think our cu ts are
disproport ionate. The council
could be kinder."
The 17 affected arts agencies do
not need the grant money to
survive, officials say. Many use it
to fund community outreach
programs or scholarship services.
"We U!le that money to fund
programs that get our art into the
community, which is what we all
need so desperately," said Lori
Durrill, managing director of
Opera Pacific.
Gross said, with money from
private donors nnd ticket sale1
barely enough to cover operatin
COSb,
The Ballet Moolmnrtre relied
on its $3,000 city grant last year
for scholnrships for
underprivileged children who m
huve the desire and tnlent to
dance but not the financial
resources to afford the $120
monthly tuition, according to
Mlrti Stroman, office manager.
She said the fact the council
earmarked arts funds is
symptomatic o( a society-wide b
ugainst the arts.
"Even in schools, art progra
get cul first. And this affects th
people who excel in those areas
Some kids like math or history,
some excel in the arts. If you're
only centering on kids gifted in
academics, what are the other
ones goi ng to do but lose interes
or get in trouble?"
Like every arts advocate
interviewed, Stroman said she
-doesn't believe the City Council
places a high priority on arts.
Councilwoman Sandra Genis i!I
the first person mentioned by
arts-funding supporters. In June,
Genis dismissed arts programs as
"non-essen tial city service" and
questioned if they should be
funded by cities.
She has heard criticism of he'
and the council, but believes
critics arc missing the big picture.
'My only response to somebody
that s:iys that is to a!.I.. them to ID
through the budget, sec what
police officer )OU want to pull
the street, or\\ hat street you don'
\\ant to maintain or \\hat fires yo
DM~ fsshcrmJn to.!Jrco oyaws
dcancJ the last of some 200 r h1nJ-. of nxk cod he'd caught
c.irlic.:r sn the JJ)'. s.1)ing lhl.! fo.h·
II'.;! '" gm1d. but not out of the or-
J111.1r) tor mo::.t of the bottom fr~h
l01111cn 111 the Dory Fleet. But the
"Jrm '' atcr is bringing incrca::.cd
numbers of surface 11!.h closer to
kKJI 'hlHes, JCCordsng to Ga' 111
Bal-er of Ne'' port Landing SIJOll·
l1sh111g, 1nclud1ng ycllo"fin tun.1
.ind Jorad0.
The Playhouse isn't con-
cerned with artistic stnte·
mcnts as much as it is con-
cerned with entertainment,
Tambcllini sa id. That's "hy
she·s he si tant to discuss lhe
pl:iy "Sister Mary Ignatius
Explains It 's All For You,"
which put the Playhouse at
the ce nter of a heated storm l\\O
years ago.
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Kim Burnes, actress and a board member for the Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse is concerned about how a lack of financing will af-
fect the u(J'coming season for the longtime community theater.
One opera program in jeopardy
is the annual visit to Marion
Parsons Special Education Center.
"Some of thO{>e children may
not remember what they had for
brea~fas1 , but they'll remember
the people and the songs," Hajcl
said.
don't want lo put out."
South Coast Rcpt:rtory's Gro
is concerned that the budget cri
may signal tin end to local
government!> spons$'.>ring art
orga niLations, something
civiliLations from Ancient Greece
10 Renaissance Italy shared. FIREWORKS
From A1
through our residential streets on
their -"a' home," Gcni~ said. "If
they c..1n stop their ci tizen s from
cu111ng through Costa ~tcs~1.
m:l\bc \\C c:rn live "ithou t fire-\\ Ori..' ..
Firc\\Ork'> h.1,e been banned tn
Ne,1 port 13each since 1933 and
Cost.1 ~tcsa a11emp1cd to b.1n
them 111 ~fay 1991 but the pru-
po~al "as defe.11cd b) the Council
The issue came up recently after
11\U Cl)~IJ r.tc-,;1 )OUlhS. \\~fC >If·_
rc!>ICd lin susp1c1on ol using illeg.tl
t1rl.!\\Orks and s1.1r1in~ a brush fire
JI thl.! tw.tonc Upp-er Ca'>IJ\\ .1) s
\llC (,l\t July 2.
Cu,ta ~tcsa a11emptcd 10 rc!!ll·
J.11c the s.tlc and use of firc11 orb,
but Gcni<; ackno" lcdgcd that it
\\JS met \1 llh l1m1tt:d SLICCCS'>.
.. \\'c'rc trying tu no t IJ~c a\\,J)
'>Omcthtng and gl.!t c'el)bod) to he
a gnou neighhor. but it d1dn°t
\\Or~:· she SJ1d .. , \IJ'> \Cl"\ d1'·
cour.1geJ.'
·1 he p1ay's satirical look at
c~11holic school life drew some
communi ty resentment, a CNN
nc"s crew and sold -out theaters.
Tambc llini wouldn!t comment
on whether that controversy
might still linger in the minds of
some in the city, working against
arts funding. ·
She did say that she \\Ould be
much happy 10 never relive the
experience again, si nce the Play-
Fantasy 5
Drawing held
Tuesday, Aug. 11:
15, 20, 22, 26, 27
•
house "ould rather entertain
and educate than cause contro-
versy.
That's why she's most proud
or the children ·s sunm\cr wor~
!.hop, whe n kids who have never
been e~posed to then1cr before
get first-hand lessons.
"We notice the value and
\\Orth of theater every time we
hold that program," she said.
"We bring in 50 children off the
street who've never had expo·
sure before and you can just
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Burnes agreed that losing
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"Theater is a live e;..pcriencc.
If' )Ou'rc going 10 si t a kid in
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favor (local governments) giving
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quality of life qucsaion ArLis
becoming more remote as
technology sets more invohcd and
\\C arc oftl.!Jl the only places that
give children the oppo11unity to
lice the arts come alive on a
personal, intcraclh e le' cl."
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'"" allo\\ Ne" port 10 be.: good for many )Car~ 10 come.
0 Carol)n Blake wa!o a member
of Corona dcl Mar's 1984 !>late
champion hip team a a back
ro"" speciali t, before moving on
as a seller for Wake Forest
University.
After one )ear, howe,er, Wal..e
forest !>urpri~ingly dropped it!>
program. lllake immcdintcly
began her cuach11\g career at a
!.mall North Cnrolina high chool
a a l 9·)Car-old, nnd led her
tcum to the state champion!ohip.
After graduating from Wake
forest, Ulakc spent three )e:m
as the asshtunt coach ~11 W1ll1am
o' Mory College. ""here !ohe
recruited many of our local
players.
La!.t month, the 24-)car-olJ
Blal..c ''a named the head coach
at David on Unhcr!oity in North
Carolina, making her the
youngest hcod coach in the
NCAA She's come a long way.
. •Another player on the 1984
CdM tatc champs ha returned
to the coaching rank .
Brooke I larrington wa s the
See VOLLEYBALL/83
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Wednesday
August 12. 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlso n .... 6~2-·B30 e>.t.387
•
Section B
Sports on TV-rad10.'B2
Deep sea reporVB2
Class1f 1ed/B5
They're not just
horsing around!
~ Horsemanship, competition, camaraderie
gives the game of polo a unique flavor.
By Barry Faulkner
Sl>OIU Wnltr
t •
D enny Getler celebrates the day
his \\if e Joanne presented him a
birthday gift eight )C:irs ago.
Geilcr, a Newport Beach resident,
had ju!ot begun riding hor!.es again at a
facility in Anaheim when Joanne helped
introduce him 10 the game of polo, with
a gift-wrapped complimentary lesson.
··r thought it was the greatest thing 10
the world," recalled Denny, who has re-
mained hooked. Today, Geilcr is the top
player and president of the l {untington PiAYA GRt..iNDE POLO CLUB Beach-based Playa Grande Polo Club, ---..-.;;;.,.;..-;...;;.;;;...;...;;.;;.;:_..;;.:;,;~
which is the defending champion of the
Southern California Arena League. ~.;r
"They say the only cure for polo b ban~ruptc) or death.'' said
Gcilcr, \\ho grew up around horses, \\Orking on ranches. before
becoming a lawyer. "I got back into nding ''hen my daughter
{Shelley) became jmcrcslcd, and l v.~ compc11n~ m hunter jump·
er e'cnt::. before l tried polo."
Gciler, 50. s:i1d the blend of horsemanship anJ tCJm compc11-
1ion ghes polo the ultimate allure • ·
"As )OU :id,ance in abilit), there's ah'.l~!> nt:" challenges in the
!>porl,'' Ge1kr said. ''Ge11ing the b:is1c ::.kilb do" n doesn't take
long. so the nc\t step b ,.,,orking together \\llh )Our hor!-e. \\ ht:n
that become::. cJ::.ier, )OU look more and more at "h.it the other
riderli and hOr'.>CS are domg. There's .I Mr:llcg) and no\\ to• the
game that )OU slo\\ ly learn to read. That'!> the most 1rltcrcsllng
part of the game for mt: nO\\."
Geiler. ranked a lmc.:-goal pla)Cr on a system ranging from t
minu!>·l\\O (beginner} through JO (profe!>~ional), Jbo said the
sport is a great '' ay to !>til) in \h:ipe.
"You use both arms and legs. and it's very aerobic," he ex-
pl:iined. "But it's also a spurt )OU can play at a \Cf) aJv:.rnced age .
Some clubs ha\e pl:l)Cr!> in their 70s, who arc still \Cry gooll."
Geilcr and the Pla~a Grande Club compete in "eekend tourna-
ments "11h team from Indio. S:inta Barbara. Ventura. Los An·
gclcs, Burbank, Simi Valley and San Diego 1n the Southern Cali·
fornia League, ,.,,hich culminates it!o current season '"' 11h a ch;imp1-
onship tournament, ho!>ted th is )Car by the Huntington Beach-
based club, Sept. 20. Pia) a Grande is current I) tied for the lcJgue
lead "ith Simi Valley.
\t, ..... ~ ....... L) .,.r" "\\'e ha\e a pretty compe11thc team. and there's J. lot of ca-
Dennis Ccilcr lead charge, \\ilh (from lefl) Jack Cl) mer, Bl)On Ward, Vanessa Joe, Cary Moeller trailing. See POL0 '83
CdM' s Bartelt ·making it big at the top
...,. Ascent to management position
traces back to persistence. and a
little bit of the Al Davis mystique.
By Barry Faulkner
Spo11s \\riter
P aul D.inelt\ JllUrnl!) tO\\ .ird .l ca·
rcer 111 footb.111 ha::. been colored
h) the 1ma~e-. of CarJ111.il anJ
Gold, Sihc.:r anJ Black. anJ -!ot.1\ "1th
me no" -Fluorc-.ccnt Lime Gri:ei1
Bartelt. J Coron.1 Jd ~lar 1 ligh gr.1J·
u.1tc, "'h introduced to the g.1me b) Ill'
father, ''ho hauled Im \\1dc·c\cJ olf·
prmg to Lo!> Angele!> C\ Cl) fall io "Jtch
the USC TroJans indbcnminatcly !oplJt·
tcr the early 1970.., competition :lroun<l
the noor ot the Coll-.cum
Upon gra<.luat1ni; from USC. llartelt
took his i:ridiron pas!>ion into the Lo!>
Angeles Raider!>· publication office,
\\here be itpcnt
C\ l'ry idle.: 1111..l·
Ill C n I Ill e-
1cuklu~,_gJl!.Ul-
111g aJminl\lr .l·
II\ c tiJbih lrom
trunt ottice 1cun
,\I Da'i.
His O\\n
~pons m.inJge·
mcm compJn) c.1me nc\t, but the for·
ntJtton of the \\ orld League of Amcri-
c.111 F<.lOtb.111 -Jill\\ simpl) the WorlJ
League -ume1kd .1 blank c.rn'a' the
1hcn-30-)e.1r-oh.I prndig) could not re 1st.
He a-.s1)led Ne" port Uea1.h bu!otnC)s·
man Raj llhathal in acquiring the
League' Orlando fram.lme. a nil \\a
qu1ckl) in)t:llkd •h the Thunder'!> fir!>I
emplO)CC, J) lhrcctor o( operation!>.
Though JU!.lif1ably euphoric O\Cr his
sudden n)cent 10 1he top of the Thun-
da\!>, which ~cemed a li111c o'crnhelnitng at the
time," rccalh:d Dane It, bJcl.. home la)I
\\Cd. for Jll olf CJ~Oll \1~11.
lie <1u1cl..I~ a!> emblcJ a lront of11cc
~t.1ff. 1nclud1ng gencr.11 manager Lee
Cur!>O, and ~ct about the bu)IOC)!> of
running a footb.11l team. He' been hHnJ
the dream e'er since .
"I lhmk 11\ the be)t JOb 1n Orlando,"
!>aid llartelt, no" an c\ccut1\~ \'tce prc!>i·
dent and partner. "I guc!>!o ~ou could say
I ''ll in the right place :it the right
time."
'I he ThunJcr, eJsily iJcnufiablc 10
\\'otlJ Le.igue ob,ef'\er~ b) 1b e)e·
poppmg fluorc-;cent green hi:>me jer!)I!~.
had Its bC'>l !>eJ,011 ...---------.
l!\er IJ)I \car The
-.ecund·\ ear· tr .1mJ11,c,
under the gu1dJm.:c of
formc r u Ill\ ersll\ or
Honda Co.1lh Ga1en
lLlll. ad,.ini:tJ to the
June 6 \\orlJ Uo\\I in
~tontreal. lo!.1ni; a ~1-
17 Jec1 ion Ill Sacra·
men to.
Once a~.11 n. ho\\·
c\cr, Bartelt and 1he Bartelt
rc!>t of the ThunJd t-r.1m lr~l ha!> n1..t
11me 10 rest on th 1r laurel,,
''You ba!oicall\ \IJtl from '.:ratch e'er.
)Car in this lc.igue," B.1rtel1 e\rla1ncJ ··or our 35 pla)er!. I.bl year. 19 arc cur·
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!l HOMETOWN PllPER •••
· Do you remember a standout named Bob
Larimer? He was one of Estancia High' s best, In
a long line of Golden Eagles.
Whlt'I 1111 role OI I
hometown 1111111'? tt'1 to bring
you ev": you ever WIQted
to know )Ult that ... the
1992 schedule
. Non-league
Thur .. Sept 10 -Los Amigos (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri., Sept 18-La Quinta (at Npt. Harbor
Fri .. Sept 25-Corona del Mar (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri . Oct 2 -Katella (at Orange Coast)
Fn .. Oct 9-Canyon (at Orange Coast)
Pacific Coast League
Sat .. Oct. 17 -Century (at Santa Ana Bowl)
Fn., Oct. 23-at Laguna Beach
Thur .. Oct. 29-Laguna Hills (at Npt. Harbor)
Fn .. Nov. 6-Trabuco Hills (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri .. Nov 13-Costa f\.1esa (at Npt. Harbor)
All garres s•art at 7·30 p.m
hometown. n 1t1rt1 with the
homtown lo8tblll tam -
Est.m High'• Eagles.
The EllllU hlVI put on their
cardlnal n1 llOld Jer••YI smce
the 111 ol 1986, and In that span
they have raclc8d up I record OI
ol 118 victories, 139 kisses md
12 ties.
1be Dally Piiot's record? 286
wins, ONE loss, no ties. On a
night When nothing went right we
missed -we hlnbled and did
not recover.
How does n an add up?
For the Eagles there have been
some good times, and some lean
times.
Remember the 1970 Phil
Brown team which ftnished
second to CIF 3-A champion
Edison In the old Irvine League?
Estancia lost to Edison In league,
14-12. Edison went on to a ·
perfect 13-0 season. The Eagles'
9-2 season ended In the quagmire
ol DCC as heavy rains and a
Bonita back named Allen Carter
proved too much, 15-14.
For the Dally Pilot, n adds up
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rcntly in NI L c;.1mp" tl)ing h>
make their rc<,p1!1.ll\C tc.1m,,"
Though Uartclt':. fo'-u' lk' more
with the bU\lnC\'I &l\f>CCt\ th:in
pla)·er per!>onncl muvc,, lu: j,
keenly :'l\\arc that the tc.un\ 'uc-
ce s bct,\ccn the ''dclmc' h1>ll1'
ramifa:auun~ 11n the hottom hm ..
"I a ppro..ach II ·" ,1 bU\lllC'i\, ,111d
the re.ti "·'>'~ to prmlul.'.c ac .. ·H·nuc
are through ucl.ct 'ak" and 1::01 po
rate i.pon <.W1h1p<' B.1rtdt ,,,id.
"We're abl.)Ut madJll.: ol the r11.1d
in home :ittenJance (.1 17.DOO per
game a'er.1gc at thl! C1tru' lkm I)
and spon or:.hap,, but l.1't )c.11\
succc~ i.hould pa) di\ Ilk OJ\ Ol'\t
cason." 1
The 1993 \\'or Ill LI! .1gue c.1m·
paign kid.s off in I 1.bru.11) "ith
the annuJI dr;1f1, .ind tcJm'> begin
VOLLEYBALL:
From 81
1984 California Pla}cr of the \'c.1r,
and a i.tartc r on four n.111on.1I club
championship team' for the Or·
angc County Vollc)ball Club.
After a very Mtccc,l>ful 1:ollcgc
career at the U11ivcrs11v of the Pa-
cific, which included ·t\\O NCAA
titles, 'he pla)eJ profcssion.11ly an
Europe.
-With her pro career on hol<l,
Harrington li.1' rcturnl!d to co.1ch
at Corona dcl M.1r l llgh. "hc1c
she will ll!>!>i:.1 Lance ~tc\\,Ht \\ ith
the girl vJ rs11y te.1111 .ind coach
the junior var'>1ty thi, 1.111.
A<.. a pin} Cr, l larrington ".1~ the
ultimate big-game performer. But
much more important. "a' her en·
ergy and ~umor. While co.1ching
Brool-e , \VC hnd many grc.u victu·
ncs, but the fu n ~ml l.1U~h., ~1rc
the mo t memorable
With her tc:.t for life, 1..ouplcd
with her kn O\\lcllse or \1lll c>h.1ll,
and an appetite for hard , .. m i.. 'he
will create a trc mcndou' \\.1lle)h.11l
experience Car Lnm:c. her pl.1}crs.
and the CdM parcnh.
CharJJc Brande's 'ollr) bl>ll ct1I·
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POLO: A bii!>IC :.ct of rules increase
the game's salcty factor, limiting
potc:ntwlly harmlul colli)1on). From 81 Though a riding b:ickground
mJradcnc," said Geilcr, "ho!>e "'II help a ncv. ... omcr advance
daughter abo plJ}'S for the club. more rJpidl), Gcilcr i.::Jid about
Joanne doc!>n't play, but !>ta1s in-hall the sport's panic1panb cume
\Ohcd in the game~ b~ laking frum thO!>C \\ho ha'e nc\Cr rid-
photograph!>. den bdore. ·
"It's a great social :ieti\11)'. and "fiomeonc ofl the 1:.trect could
something we can be imol\cd 10 pick 1 up cn01Jgh ba'>1t sl.llls to
together for a J ong time to panicipJtC in a :.cr1mmagc in
come," Denn) -------------;1 b o u t l> 1 x
Geller s,1id. month~." Get·
Se v c r a I lcr !.a'ld-·Pco·
Newp o rt pie · actuall)
Dcach and lc:irn to nJc
Corona de! morl! 4uickl)
Mar rc!>1Jcnts in :I p 110 !>!!t-
are members ting, bc~use
of the Hun-the} are less
lington Beach ::ifraiJ to try
club, the only m o r e a d-
polo facilil} in 'a need tech-
Orange Coun-naque!> "hen
t y . L o c a I they are con-
mcmbe r:. an-centrating on
elude Gar) the g;.ime."
Moclcr, Bob Geilcr said
Ferantec and t\\O or rhret:
Ed) Klingen-introduc to ry
smith. I c !>sons
Vane ssa priced simi-
J o c , '' h o l;uly \\ ith golf
works in Ne"· ~cwport Beach's Dennis Geiler or tennis les-
port Dcach, 1s sons -offers
another team member, Y.hile Pam a solid lound.11ion.
McCord (lf\ine), Scott \VJlkcr Gcikr. \\ho •ha ... three horses.
(Huntington Ol!ach). Bob Ander-'aid a pla~er can rent horses to
son and daughters D0bbie ..and compete. but ideally a pla~er
Sh.innon (Or;inge), Glen PJ!>cr· o"n" lrom one to four hor:.es
ctti (li-in1..) and Jack Cl)mcr, (the pL.1)1.:1., mu"t change horse)
also pla~ regularly for Pla~.1 alter c.1ch chukker, as not to
Gr.1nJe. 1 he club's No. I fan .:.ind O\el"\\vrk the animab).
oft1crnl 11mc keeper 1!>,)..no\\n s1m-"'I OJ can hu~ :i polo hor:-.c
pl~ Jl> ·:The Colonel". frlHll .11 \\\hcrl! bet\\l!en S'.!,000 to
Though J fa:-.t-mo' ing ~port $5,000. ~nJ pJ) in the nc1:;hbor-
" ith continuou:.-Jction in the fl)Ur hl)QJ ol s:OO :i month for room
71 ~-minutl! chul..ker that t~ p1call) .inJ b\l,1rJ :it J !>tJblc."
makl! up a game, the clement ul 'Id another uniqu' aunbute of
danger as not a!> great a!> onl! the ~rort j., it' g1.:nJ-:r equ11;.
Chukkin' it m1gh1 1h1111'. Uoth men jnt.J \\Om-:n compete
"Actuallv. there arc more !>Crt· togeth ·r on cqu:il term ... jligned
ous 1njuric0i. in !>ho\\ Jump 111 bi.:-onl) b) r.1nl.ing.
cau~c that u:.uJlly in,ohcs a coll1-"\\'omen mnn.: than hl.)ld their
,. Dennis Geiler (top) goes downfield on a
break; fights off Bryon Ward (le ft); but
when it's over. polo's sportsmanship
trademark is evident between Jack
Clymer (above, left) and Gary Moeller.
sion \\ith :l fence or obst.1cle, .1\ O\\n," Geller '.11d. "Usually
\\Cll :ls a fall." Geikr sJ1J ''omen :ire better rider!>, "hile
"\\hen !>omconc falb in polo, men h11 the b.tll a little farther.
they u .. u.lll) just bru!>h thcm!:.chc., so the) cqu.il out pretty "ell.
off, mount up and continue pl.I)· ·1 here .:.ire plcnt) of \\Omen I'm
1ng. l\e fallen plent) of times 111 glJJ to h,1,e on m) side"
eight )Cars, bu\ l\c ne,cr haJ I ho:-.c intcre.,teu in Joining the
their 10·\\ee k !>Chcduk!> M1..1unJ
n11d-~!Jrch. The league " 'lched-
1.1kJ to .1dd t\\O ne" lranch1'>c'> to
11\ current 10-team tnrm.ll b lure
lle\t !11..J'>Oll.
0.irtclt said he i' continut'u'h
'ccking ''a) to c-.pand thl! I hun:
dcr's fan ba!>c and is l!ncuura!!,cd
by the initi.tl succe'' and stabDit)
of the le.1guc. The World Le,1gue
recci\ed f111anci.1I backing trom
the Nf·L. :inJ ha.., l\\O se,l\<>ll' kit
011 ii threc·)eJr telc\1\11'11 c1mt1.1ct
\\1th ABC and USA 111!t"or""·
""l thinl-the public is '"-cp11cal
• 1bout new kal!ue,, bec,1usc ul the failure~ ol the ~Unitul State I oot·
h.111 Lc.iguc anJ the olJ \\'orlJ
Football League of the e.1rl~
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Frankfurt) anJ .1 gru\\mg in"oh1.-
ment m thl! central flonJj com·
munity h;l\c aJJcu to Oartcll's
contentment 1n 111, current po i·
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Join!! now in Orlando," he soid. "'Uut~· 'urned.". l'd hkc lo have
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ht' a"uci.1tilln \\1th hb former
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tlll lolhl\\1ng D.1\1,· imprc ... ,l\e
lool.,ll'P'· "h1d1 k<l to his recent
i11dud111n 111tn thl! Pro FootbJll
l l.111 ol Lime .
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.ind he·, h..:en ~radous enough to
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\\ith me." B.irteh ... aiJ . "I \\as \Cl)
fortun.11e to h.l\I! \\Ori.ell for him
.ind h" lipininn me.ins more to me
th.in .1m thine."
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llOTICD "*.IC MOTICU MUC IOTICll W 11011C11 ""9IJC IOTICll WIC llOTICll 'UILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTlCH 'UIUC NOTICll PUILtC NOTICH PUil.iC le9iiY WWWW ii Q. Clerk _, ...... c.untt ductecl a.y .,, lndlVtdU9I dru:;, t: N
41 end Tru1IM un<* \Ile IQllowlng Trvtt, Itta, chatgtt and C•I ........ J ..._._. ATTORNft AT LAW lowt: Ju1W 1• tMI. Tht rtgl1trent com-'IO'll PUILJC NOTICE :'2
8g:>~1=1~=• M•P• descilbOd deed of t1usl expen1n of ttie Trusttt ct. a. oort• Mt Lee-. tHO D0¥9 ST., ThON ctfUill't .., .... In .,. • ,.-..
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T 1e1-• Ifie 'lh eoun.Y WILL SELL AT PUBLIC end or the '""" Cltlltd ..... Countr .......... ITL IOO the City Of~ lffchl d N I,. .. undtf v... OUI ~tlld tly th4I
NOTIC{OF ~.!:d:. ~ 0
aald t County AUCTION TO THE HIGH-by .. Id Ottd of Trv11. Court lent• Menlo• NRWPOllT aUCH, County Of OflflQe, 1ta1e °' Pu~~lht .,..:wpor 8111lneu Name .;:n'I• wlt*' bit ,,_..
and Lot 12 or Tract No: EST BIDDER FOR CASH .Sl id .. ,. Wiii be lltld on: Judloi.I Dlabtot. t ?II CA... Calllofnle. ahOwlt .. OcMn hacll.......... lllltd ebOw9 on:~ N ... of.,.. •.-n• TRUST!!'' SAU! 94528 In Book 429 Pt&4'' (In tht forma wl'llch att Augutt 24, 1992, ti 1 '.30 M•IR atr••I lanta (Jt4) US.U91 Blrctl om., Raef View Cir· P110C August 12, 19, 8atnutt T. euzunca llltd llMr'a • 1~2.::ea :n~~ne::'~· ~! ~!: ~.~~)1=:,,~11~.~~~~ Cu7'di~ 11~!f:Y ,~0 ~ .. ..._,CA ecMo1 Publlahtd Newport ~· H~ °'~';.. ~ S.pttrnbtf 2, 1192. W294 wt~':~ 1i:,k Of MCion 91 Of
VOU ARE IN OEFAULT scribed""' .. w,;. ,, .... ""''"' O' Olh" ohOCko So"'h , ... ,, Sl•MI, 0.· T .. -·• --~ ..... 0"" ~ 0., Qlli ..... ... 0.-""""" ........ 22. ~ ::-:;.,
UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST 11 1 1peell11d In C1V1I CO<I• Sec:· ange, C•hlornt• 82661 and t ... phene ,......, PllOC Augusts, e. 12. 1192 ..,. cite .. anct a ~ cSf PUBLIC NOTICE 1192. ''; ,:n-...,... •
DATED 8/13f79 UNLESS ::~. 1 ~: • .:· 6c~~:~n uon 29241\ (P1y1blt In lull Al the hlnit ol '"' lnilJal of '*""'""• ... .,,.._. W283 SoYQlu1 Hiii RoeO on map P1ue11 ~"-trom N
YOU TAKE ACTION TO 19711 •nd recorded In Book at the time ot ult) an 11ght. publication ol th11 notice, or ,a .. ntttf wttlMMlt .,. PUILIC NOTICI of Ytect No. 7247 flltd In aac •13 pub 11111 • d N • w po rt di• no4lcld IDclfWI.
PROTECT YOUR PROP-13364 Pigt 2a9 Official 11111 and Interest conveyod 11\t total amount ol tht un-•ttMMJ tea (El ,...._. Book 271, PtgH 21 F'lotttloua Bt1ch-Coata Mna Dally YOU MAY E
ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT Rtcoidt1 to and now held by II paid balance ol the oblige-lwo a. dlrMOlon r ol aaC 890 Uvough 25 lncfuslvt Of Mii· htl ..... N•-. Pilot July 22 29 Augu1t 6, tho. i.pt t1y tho A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Truator' BIRCH PROPER· undet aa1d.Dttd ol Trust 1n 11on1 secured by the abO'Vt • OfO ct. l•t .. ono ct.I NOTICE OP ctllaneout Maps In the Of· 8t•l......e
12 1992
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NEED AN EXPUNATION TIES A. GENERAL PART· the propetty her11natttr d• dttCflbed deed ol trvll n:m d d I d•Ma• PETITION TO fie• of Ille Counly Rtc<Hdef The F~ f)eflon5 ' • w272 ln-...d In IN
OF THE NATURE OF THE NE.RSHIP •cnbed: •nd tstlm•led COSIS, t K• •••• 0 • of Mid Coun1y. • doing butllnt•• ••. you mey file wt1h ~ 00
PROCEEDING AGAINST The stTeet address and TRUSTOR· WANOA L penses. and •dvanees 11 dente, o ct.I doman-ADMINl8TIR F0t J1M1leufat1 and d• 1A) RUGS ., CORPORA· PUBLIC NOTICE • totmei
YOU YOU SHOULD CON· othtt common deslgnalion KIPPER 1&18.355 03 dant• que no Ueno 18TATE OF1 tailt, reference II htrtby TION· B) RUGS + HOME S09dal Nob
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TACT A LAWYER it an ol the real ptoperty BENEflCIARY BENEFIT It Is poHlble that aJ the e1to9acto, H) 8uHn L. RU81BL A. HOWLAND made to e map 1how ACCESSORIES C) RUGS ,lctltlou• of an lnvenlOry
Ticor Tille Insurance Com· deacrlbed abo'Ve is pur-SAVINGS CORPORATION time ol salt lht openih9 V••I• ••r 1831ZS, CA8E NO. A1953Sa the rlght-ol·way lo be "". +· O) RUGS PLUS 1200 aualneH N•mo tpptaisal of •1&19
pany or Cal1lornia, a corpo-ported 10 be 5015 BIRCH rteOldtd May 25, 1984 H b•d may be reH than t • lmllh' a Smith, 188 To all hti1•. btntflclarlt1, caltd. Said map 11 on nit N.' Main St, Suite 800, atatornonl or ol eny pe~
ra11on. formerly T1111 lnsut· STREET NEWPORT Instr No. 84·218835 In totallndeblednesedue. So Fliuoro• It 9th crtdllor• contingent crtdl-In the Otnct or lht City Santa Ana CA92701 The lottowlng pert0n 1
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ance and T1ust Company BEACH CA 92680 Book page of Olllclal Datt: 0712!/92 Fl • Lo .. _ ...... 1 ·~ CA '°'' and. petSOl\I wtlO may Citric of 1111 City of N.w-Rug• +' Home ACCH• dOlng business
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• ..cdon 1250 ol On 8118 92, at 9.00 A.M., The ~ndeisigned trustee Records in tht omce 011111 STERL1NO 8.ANCOR· oor, • .... .,,.. • ' othel'WIH be lnttrtsttd In pot1 S..ch. aorltl, Inc .. CA corpora· TIN KIN WONG. 946t Calllomla Probate
T1co1 Tille Insurance Com· disclaims any llab•hlr fOf Atcorde1 o l Orange PORA'rlON, •• uld 80017 f213t 48 .. 2222 tilt win or estate, or both, NOTICE IS FURTHER tlon, 1200 N Main St .. Toucan Avt , Fountain Val· ReQlUKt lot So.a.. N
pal'ly ol Cahlom1a. a COfpo· l l'IY Incorrectness 0 the County; H id doed pl trust Truatee, IV T.D. SER· DATI: OCT 18 tff1 ol: RUSSELL A. HOWUND GIVEN HEREBV Iha! lht Swlt eoo. Santa Ana, CA lty, CA
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oa.s757 form it avallable lfl 1111on. formerly Tille Insur· street address anct. olher describes the following: VICE COMPANY, ee•nt, Dobr• Wllll•m1, Dop. A PETITION has been City Council of the City ot
92701
Tin Kln Wong, 9481 Tou· c0Uf1 cle<k.
ance and T1us1 Company. common dtslQn•llon,.: It THE EASTERLY 180 FEET Diane Erickson, Aa-uty filed by HARRY HEALEY In Newpoft Beach haa Ml Thi• buslntH Is con-can Ave., Founlaln Valley, Atton,.y for P9dtl
as duly appointed Trustee any shown herem OF THE WESTERLY 360 B1V S t eot NOTICE TO THE PERSON tht Suptrlo1 Court ol Call-Monday, the 24th day OI ducted by· a corporation CA
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08-5757 RICHARD L BEROE
under and pursuant to Said sale will be made FEET OF LOT 1008, NEW· • •t•nt tcre •FY, SERVED· 'You tre Hived fOfnla County or ORANGE. Auguat, 1992, 9' lht hour Th• ,.·gl stranl com-This buainess ls con-205 East 8'oadwey
Deed ol Trust recorde<l 10 but wllhout covenant 0; PORT MESA TRACT, IN South Lewie St., Or-1 ci 'd al dtft ndant THE' PETITION raqueell of '7:00 P.M. as the time, menctd 10 tranllC'I bus!-duc;ttd by •n lndivldual Glendale, CA 91205 23, 79, as Inst. No 34666, wananty expiess or Im-THE CITV OF COSTA •n1•, CA 92&&8 1714) 15 in n M u 8 ch that HARRY HEALEV be and the Councll Chambers nesa under the fictitious Tht registrant• com-Cally Ne 1n book 13364 page 297 plied, r~atding 11t1e. pos-MESA. AS SHOWN ON A 385-4700 Published Newport eo • appointed 11 personal rep-of th• Cl1y Councll ol Ille business name or namn meneed
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lransoet 1>usl-BeaC:hlCosta or Official Recor<ls in tht session, 01 incumbrances. MAP RECORDED IN BOOK IF AVAILABLE, THE EX-Costa Mesa Oany Pllol July rtstntatlve to 1dmlnl1ttr City of Newport Beach H listed at>ovt on: NIA nt1• undll
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flcLiUous Mesa Pilot
ott1ce ol tl'le County Re· 10 pay the unpaid balance 5, PAGE I , MISCE.L· PECTED OPENING BIO 29, Augusl 5. 12. 19, 1992 th• 11tatt of lhe dtctdtnt. lht place fOf the httrlng or Ruga + Home Accts· buslneu name listed Aug. 12. 13, HI, 1992
corder or Orange County, of lht no1es secuttd by L A NE 0 US 11.1 AP S • MAY BE OBTAINED BV W278 THE PETITION 1eque111 all pereon1 lnteresled In /or aolles, Inc .. 11.Zhak Sllabttl, above on:
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.J.1992 Cahlorn•a. WILL SELL AT said Deed ol Trust to-W1t RECORDS OF SAID OR· LOW aUlhorlty 10 admlnltltr th• Obltctlng to the proposed President Tin Kin Wong PUBLIC NOTIC
PUBLIC AUCTION TO S604,227.34 EST .. Including ANGE COUNTY. CALLING THE FOL : PUBLIC NOTICE estate under Ult lndepen-vacation, and tht aald ~tty This atalemtnt was flled This itattrntnt was Med _ _;,,...;..;....;.;..;._.;;__.;..:..i
HIGHEST BIDDER FC!R as p1ovlded In said notes, vou ARE IN DEFAULT ING TELEPHONE NUM BSC 878 dent Adminiatrallon of E•· CouncH II Ille san'lt lllnt with lht County Clerk of W1lh Iha County cre1k ol YOU ARE IN DEF
CASH OR CASHIERS advances. 11 any. under the UNDER A DEED OF TRUST SERS ON THE DAY BE· NOTIC• OF tatn Act. (This authonty and place wlll heating lht Oiangt County orf July 23, Orange County on August UNDER A DEED CHECK OR OTHER INSTI· terms ol said Ooed ol DATED 5121/84. UNLESS FORE THE SALE: (714) .. will allow lhe personal rep-tvldtnct offered by, any
1992 4 1992
TRUST, DATED 11/
TUTIONAL CHECK AC· Trust, fees, cha1ges and YOU TAKE ACTION TO 38$-4837 or (213) 627-4865 PETITION TO restntallvt to ttke m•ny per1ons lnttresltd In 1he F
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ltlt • Fl•O:ll:I Published UNLESS YOU TAKE CE PT ABLE T 0 THE e~ponses ol the Trustee PROTECT YOUR PROP-47147 ADMINISTER actions without obt•lning proposed vacation hereto· TIOH TO PROTECT
TRUSTEE, (payable al time and ol the trusts created ERTY, IT MAV BE SOLO AT p bllshed Newpon ESTATE OF1 court apprO\lal, Before Ilk· fore described. Published Newport Beach· Newport ~tach·Co1,i2a PROPERTY IT MA
ol sole 1n lawful money 01 by said Deed of Trusl Ac-A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU u . LEA RAE FRONSMAH Ing certain very Important W•nd• E. R•ltlo. Cost.11 Mesa D•llY Pilot July Mtsa Oaoly Pilot Augusl • SOU> AT A PUBLIC
me Umted States) at THE cruad Interest and ad· NEED AN EXPLANATION Beach-Coste Mesa Dally k LEAltAI! actions, however, the per-Cltr Clorll City of Now-29, A11gust 5, 12, 19, 1992 19, 26, September 2, 1992. IF YOU NEED AN I N 0 RT H FR 0 NT EN· ditlonal advances II anv OF THE NATURE OF THE Piiot July 29, August 5, 12, • • ...... sonal rtprtltnlall\lt wlll be ... • h W279 w299 NATION Of THE NA
TRANCE TO THE COUNTY will lncieau this figure PROCEEDING AGAINST t992 FRONS_.. required to give notice to P0 •• ••c PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Of THE. PAOCEE COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC rioi tosale VOU. VOU SHOULD CON· W273 Interested persona unless PublJ Shld Newpor t AGAI NST YOU ,
CENTER DRIVE WEST, PThe beneficiary under TACT A LAWYEA. CASE NO. A18523S they have waived notice 0t Beach·Cost• Mesa. Dally SHOULD CONT A C
SANTA ANA, CA all right said Deed or Trust h11eto-928 W. 1TTH STREET, PUBLIC NOTICE To all hel1s, beneficiaries, conHnltd 10 the proposed Pilot August 12, t 8, 1992. BSC 852 . C~07 .. L.AWYEA
11111 and interest conveyed '°'' Hecuted and deliv-COSTA MESA cred1tora, contingent credl• action.) Tiit Independent Wt293 Flctltlou1 NOTICE OF PETlTION NOTICE Of
to and now held by 11 ered 10 the undeislgned a "(II a llreet address or cns1050227 tors, and persons who may administration authority win Bul lrM•• Nam• TO ADMINISTER TRUSTEE'S SAL
under said Oeed ol Trust in mitten Ooclarallon or De-common designation ol SUMMONS otherWlse be Interested In be granted unleH an inter· PUBLIC NOTICE , St•t•m•nt ESTATE OF: No 125351
tl'le propony s11ua1ed In fault and Demand for Sale, property Is shown above, (CITACION the w1H °' estate, or both, ested pereon ftles an ob-The Following peraons Betty J. TownMnd On ~plt11nl10t 2. t!Mil
said County and State de-and a w11nen Notice ol De-no warranty rs 01v1n ts to JUDICIAL) of: LEA RAE FRONSMAN Jecllon to the pellllon and NOTICE OF a11 doing business as· eke Betty 11 oo A u . 11 lhe eru
scribed as fault and Elt CllOn 10 Sall. II•. complelenes~ or cor-• NOTICE TO DEFEN-eka LEARAE FRONSMAN shows good cause why the NOTLICIEEN SISAL~EREBV Al GENERAL INOUS· Jene Townaend ul Su1lu 100 111 lho kit EXHIBIT "A The undersigned caused rectness)." Tht neflclary DANT. (AV I I 0 • A PETITION has been court should not grant Iha n TRIES; 8) IMPORTS f)(, CASE NO A.
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Parcel A said Nollce ol Default and unde1 said Deed of Trust ' T D filed by TODD FRONSMAN authority. GIVEN THAT PURSUANT PRESS: C) GENERAL LIO· • S Parllol S1 in Ille Tne bu1ld1n9 and other Elec1ton to Soll to be 1e· by reason of a breach Of Acusado) HERBER ' In tht Suptrlo1 Court ot A HEARING on \hi pell· TO CALIF. BUSINESS & UIOATORS· 0) I. CO .. 1200 To .. heirs, Otanut• County 01 p~rmanent improvements corded In tne county where default In the obllgallons STONE, an lndlvldual; Cahlornla. County ol OR-lion wih be held on SEP· PR OFESSIONS CODE N Main SI, Su111 800, beneficiaries, creditors-' Stall! ul Cahr0tnie
located on Parcel 3. 1n 111e the real propeny 15 located secured thereby, hereto-BETSY L. STONE, •n ANGE. TEMBER 10. 1992 at 1:45 S21700 THAT THE UNDER· Senta Ana, CA 92701 contingent cndi\Ofa, ana nit AKOnvoyence
C•ly or Newport Beach Trustee or party conduc1-tore executed and dehv· lndlvld11al; and DOES 1 THE PETITION requests P.M. In Dopt. 3A localed et SIGNED WILL SEU., FOR Nevilz Corporation, Calllor· persona who may pany • Calll0tnia
Coun1y ol Oninge. S1a1e of ing sale TICOR TITLE IN-ered tO the undersigned a through 20, lncluslve that TODD FRONSMAN be 700 Civic Cente1 Drive UNPAID RENT. THE PER· nia eotporallon. t200 N. olhenrise be ln•r..-ed ii't 11on, aa tluly •IJ
C31tlorr1•J, as snown on " SURANCE COMPANY OF written Declaration ol De-YOU ARE BEINO SUED apPoinlod as personal rep-West. Santa Ana. CA SONAL PROPERTY BE· Main St .. Sune 800. Santa the will Of estate, Of both, TruSll u11dor 1t1111
P<1rce1 Map filed in Boot.. CALIFORNIA. 1717 Walnut fault and Demand lor Sale. BY PLAINTIFF• fA Ud. resenta11ve to •dmln1Ster 92701. LIEVEO TO BELONG THE Ana, CA 9270t ol. Betty J. TownNnd, ._ Oeott ot TiuJl UXOtUI by
1 ~s Pai::ies 3 and 4 ol Par-Gro-.e Avenue Rosemead and written nottce ot d• , ' the ostale of the decedent. IF VOU OBJECT .TO the FOLLOWING: Rita Morrow, This business Is con-Betty Jane Town•nd Klllll"' M Alllallel iM un eel Maps 1n 1'1e 011.ce or CA 91770 (81B) 307·7143: fault and ol elecllon to It ••ta d•m•nd•ndo) THE PETITION requests granting of the p11111on. you Donald Townsand, Pit ducted by; a corpOfaUon A PETITION hM bMn mamod PVtMlf'l and ltrlde t
111e Counrv Recor<le1 ol Tlcor Title Insurance Com-cause the undersigned lo CENTURY FEDERAL the decedent's WILL and should appear 11 the ht81· Rttsman, Gwen Jones. The reglatran t c om· hied by Mk:hael JatyliM Moeholrnan a "'-"klc.I '.WOl"n·
sa•d Coun1y wl'loch build· party ol Cahlorn1a a corpo-sell said Pr?perty to satisfy SAVINGS AND LOAN cod1clls, II any, be admitted Ing and state your Ob· Kelley Jolley, Tophat Tend· menced to transact bull-Lanw in the Suoerior
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as ~ llUlo ltllll ~lodflll
ongs and 11nprovemen1s are talion. formerly Tiiie Insur· said obhgauo1u, and tntt• ASSOCIATION, • Call• to probate. The will and jectlons or Ille wntlen ob-Ing, Colleen Bollman. ness undtr the tlcbUous Courl ol Clllllornla. County PloVl!flY end 1<
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an<l sMll rema•n real prop· anco and Trust Company. alle1 the· undersigned fornl• corpor•tlon eny cod1c1l1 aro a11a1labl1 1ectlons wilh the court be-Wayne Rodman. James l>uslntH name or names ol ORANGE. Gortiam a nw111100 r1<t11
env. 3s saod Trustee, B"· Sue causeti said notice ol d• You have 30 CALEN· r°' examina11on in the file ort the hta11ng Vour IP-Salazar, Oen Walker. hsled l bo'Ve on: NIA THE PETITION
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Paree• B Mins fault and ol election to be DAR DAYS •ft•r this kept by the court. ptarance may bt In person Randy/AMa Samma, Sieve Nevltz Corporation, IUhak tequ9Sls flat Mlcha91 pro1Jurtv ,
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.ordu on P;i•cel 3 on t~o C•ty 0
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pub 11 5 he d New po r 1 recorded Janu3ry 3. 1992 THE PETITION requests or by your allomty. Merkel, Julie Holguln, Leah Shabtal, President James Lan tty be
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1 I 4 oo n lfl~l•umuol No Ne ... pon Be;ich C'ounly ot Beach·Cosla Me!>a Daily JS Instr. No. 92·004363 In 1ummons Is ••rvtd on autho111y to administer the IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR Ma~e. Harley Gray, Pl· This statement was filed appointed as personal 90·6911103
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Orange State ol C;ihtornoa p,101 July 29. August 5. 12. Book P1ge ol Ofllclal you to flit • typewrlt· estate under tht lndtpen-Of 1 contingent crec:htor or lncia Sauer, Lofen Nielson, W11h the County Clerk or ,.pres;entetl\/~l to _ ot Otlici.il RlMOO!ih Jll Or
as snowfl on a Parcel Map 1992 Records In the office of the ten response •t this dent Admln1str111on ol Es-lht deceased, you must Ille Phil Casas, Orange County on July 23, admlNSle1 rT t"41t of lfl09 County State <M
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t 'e<l 1n Bool\ 125 Pages 3 W282 reco1d11 of Or.lnge coun:r.: court. 1a1es Act (ThlS autl\or11y you1 claim with 1111 court SALE WIU BE HELO AT 1992 the ~nt i0tl\ld undo• tM !JOwi•r ol
an<l 4 ol Parcel Maps in Said Sale will be ma e. A ltlttr or phon• call will allow the personal rep-and mall a copy 10 the per· 10.00 A.M. ON &-24·92 AT FS39157 THE PETITION salo tll(>•l'•ll , iint.itflOl.I. will 1no ottoce ot tne County Re-PUBLIC NOTICE but without covenant or wlll not protect you; res1n1a1o-.e 10 take many son;il reptesenlJltlva ap-AMERICAN MINI STOA· Published NewpOtl Beach· requests the . dlitoedenrs scM
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permanent improvements TRUSTEE'S SALE soss1on. or encumbrances, apon1e must bt In Ing ce1taln very Important ol first issuance ol letters 20941 CANADA RO. EL 29, August 5, 12, 19, l 992 The wil and any codicls l)lu(.t. :, lt!u hrrlO of 141~
located on said land. as sci H lO pay lhl remaining p11nc1• proper ltg•I form If you actions, llQwever. the per· H provided in section 9t00 '(ORO, CA 92830. W280 are avalablit tor :::'~~I mot ul II Un.I•
for!ll in Parcel A abo-.e e 100~~a9n9/K~PPEA pal sum of Iha note(s) s• want the c ourt lo h••r sonal reprt stntauve wlll be of the Cahlornla Probate GOODS MUST BE PAID PUBLIC NOTICE examlnatJon In l'lt lilt Qpl ucl St.,tus ell "Zt.,..._.. "f ,.,
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over Lots 14 and 15 ot UNIT CODEE said nott provided, ad· response on time, you they have waived noll£e 01 IOft four months from 1ht AT THE TIME OF SALE. Fictitious requests authority to .:S,,.,
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Tract No 9740 1n me City AP •424·371-04 vances, 1f any, under the v fo•• the c•H •nd consented to the pro®sed heating date noticed OWNERS ANO MGRS
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N lldinlnls'9r Cho estate ell rlQhl "'"" and _,t.Jri..~1 ol Newpo<I Beach, as STERLING BANCORPO-terms ol said Deed ol m•. • actJon) The 1ndepehdent above. RESERVE RIGHT TO Bl UI n•H •m• under Cho l~ndent h 11 •I .is l>U~h
snown on a map recorded RATION as duly appoir>ted your wag••~ mon:y adm1nlstratlon •1.1tho11ty will vo u MAY EXAMINE tlile AT SALE. Statement Administration of Esta!M ~~:Sil~,"•~
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: O T YOURSELF IDEAS taken without further ested person Illes an ob-111 a person 1n111estt In MOR are <loing bus•ness 11: allow the personal ofl:i.t in lhu alui ),)tel fl4iy
mnd property m•y • be granted unless 1n Inter-file kept by the court. llJou MICKEY LAWSON Tiit Fellowing penions Ad (This authority Wilt •nu Lit·~
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LINDAMOOD·SHIMKUS
Ho len Llnd•mood·
Shimkus, passed
away in Kaiser Hospi-
tal Fresno. August 8.
1992 Sho was a grad·
u;i re ol Calilorflla
School ol Fme Ans or
San Francisco. the
Hirsch-Arnold School
ot Ballot. an<l fo1
many years a member
of the San Francisco
Ballet. Sho is survived
by son Scott Shimkus
ol Morcod and sister
Mar1ono Lindamood ol
Balboa. Services are
ponding
NAHOl lAWN-
MOUNTOlM c__., • ~ .....
~ • Cl-ema10ty
"Strvi.ng All Faults"
1625 Gisler
Costa Mesa
540-1554
~AC..CYIEW
llHIONAL PARK
C-ttf)' •Mortuary
Chapel• Crematory
3!100 Paemc: v iew Or1ve
Newport 8Mct\ .... .,.
pt(llfutTlllS
IELL lltlUW&Y
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremellon
110 Broadway
Cost• Mese
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D -I -· w•rnlng from the Jtclion to the pe!llJon ind lht estate. you may hie P~bllshtd Newpor ALMICtf & KASSOCIAJES, repr..nlllllv• 10 • take drtll Stall• tu wll APN S NEWSPAPER collrt shows good cause why the with tht court a f0tmat A• t8101 Von atman, u1to many actions w11t1ou1
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01 A READER SERVICE OF THI Th.,~ •r• other legal court should not grant the quest for Special Nollet ol Beach-Costa Mesa oau 350, Irvine, CA 92715 obtelnlng COUt1 approval I EXHIBIT A" • ~ I t Y may autho1lty. tht l1llng ol an Inventory PllotAugust 12, 17, t992 Ro1><n O. Almtch, 18101 Before faking ot'1aln very PARCEL A lot ~ an.I
DRESSED-UP DOLLS
Fashion a 0011 to Ill your fancy Tll1s 11 page guide·
book contains Oetailed 1nst1uc11ons materials lists.
color photos and It acubte pa:1e1ns for 11 dillerent
doll styles Outllls are des1grteo lor doll bodies
r ang1ng in size lrom S" to IY There are directions
for an umbrella basket ol llowers and bonnet Along
w11h Muffin Cup Cake and Shortcakes the Clown
theres a little Princess Crawling Baby ano more
Senti '1tO• tu lJ •M941 Uoll~ $5 00
OGOF' Patte1 ~ Dept 0 I li' L1<19r c dldlOQ $J 95
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Price Includes Posr;ige & HanOhng
requtr•tmen •;, ou at· A HEARING on Iha peti-and appraisal of estate as-w290 Von Ka1lflan,.Su1tt 350, It· !mf>ortant •ctlons1 ""'' wrttrtO nl lot 81 "°4h wan o ca an lion will be held on SEP· His °' of any PthlJOn or vine, CA 927 15 howawr Cho personai 6'JO •
tornoy right •W•Y· If TEMBER 3. 1992 at 1:45 account es provided In PUBLIC NOTICE This business is con· reprMen'tawe wlll be 111 Tr.,u!, Ne: ...
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tornoy, you m•y call •n 700 CIVIC Center 011ve '°'"''Probate Code. A Re-Flctltlous Tiie regtstrant c:,~· lnle<estad persona unless ,!~u~I ~.,.. "':~ .. iu~ ~
•tlomey reftrr•I ••r-Weal, Santi Ana, CA quest 101 Spec1nl Nohce Bualnesa Name menced ~o tr1nsaft 11 s. they have watwd nob or .. , llttt ()lltt. ,. nl tho (P4iun1y
Vice or • legal •Id of· 92701. form Is available from the Statement ness un er lhe 1c 1 ~"•' cons.nttd to Ult proposed Aut.i•clc•• 01 '°'•"'"' County I th IF YOU OBJECT TO the court cle1k Tho followln9 p., b\Js.ness name or na s action) The independtn1 .,...
flee (Ila led n \ • granhng 01 1111 pe1111on, yoll Attorney for tho Pttl· 1on1 •r• doing bu1I hstod •bova on· June 1• administration authof1ty <kt~t1~'CJ 11~ ~ •l'IOk• .. lul phone book), should oppear at the hear· 1992 wtl be g1an'9d unless an ki~ •uil > !lt1t1"" IV• Despue1 dt quo le en· Ing and stale your ob-tloner: no11 as: Robin O Alm1ct1 lnter..-0 pe<son r.i.s an tlK; N.i•1 ... 1 h lc•I lin.i
treiuen Hta cltaclon jec1ions or file w11non ob-•RUCE J . OARY, }7A1V01"1Erul!:A8~~d~ Th•s 11atement was liltd objecllOn io the petillon A11tu1crn;.rt11 Noa NOLLJ\ 8.l
Judlcl•I u1ttd tl•n• un jecl1ons "W•lh 1111 court t>t-ESQ., .. • with the County Clerk or and shows good c.US4t J t1'\1)11kitJ May n t\MS4
plazo de 30 DIAS CAL· 01e the 11eB11ng. vour ap. SIKORA a PRICE, Suite tOS/218, lrvln• Orange County on July 23, why Ult court should not u 1n,11uni1 nt N~ ~aw
ENDAR.IOS P•r• pr• pearanea may be In poison 2113 PULLMAN ST., CA 92720. 1992
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grant the euflority. ~.'~/, 111 <~11 .. 1..i ":s,i
or by your attomey STE B SANTA ANA, CA Mlch•tl C. Johnson F5 1158 A HEARING on fie "' ..our• V Hnt~r un• : .. rn~ .. ~~ IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 12705
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••er •rt• m qu or a contingent c1ed1tor of ll1•) 211·2233 vlrM, CA 92720 Costa Mesa 01.ry Pi.lot Juty S~l8mbet 10, 1~2 •I ~si.s ,
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ll•m•da telafonlc• no and mail a copy 10 1111 per-~••ch.Costa Mesa Daily 408 t Robon Dr., Ir W278 Cent« Drtv. West, p 0 14111 11·Jldtl'(J ()(11,.t..t11a111 ot
lo ofrecera protecclon· sonal represenlall•e •P· Pilot August 12, 13, 19, vino, CA 12720 PUBLIC NOTICE Box 1~. Santa AM, CA ~iant~ wltllhon .,.o It ' ~nted b~ tht court v.ithln t992 This bu1lnoa1 In con-""701 R11s1111.1ton, t\lt.u11.r.....i 1111 1u re1pue1t• tar a • · "' · .,._V 2J tlN\4 .,, l~uC,mvm maquln• tl•n• que our mont s lrom the date wth287 ducted by husband •nd Fictitious IF YOU OBJECT TO Nu
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1 ol f11st Issuance ol loners wife BualnoH N•nM 1~ granllnQ of ~ pebtlOn. 0 '" " cumpllr con IH for· as p1ovlded In 1ec11on 9100 PUBLIC NOTICE' Th• ro litr•nts com· StatonMnt you atioukJ ·~ at fl• ~urtl• R ... •:•ib 11' '><!•ti
malld•dH l•t•IH •P-1 ol the Cahlomia P1obat1 mencedl to tranuct The following pCKaoo Is hee1ng and state your f°t"'t~1 ,c~, •11~;~ ;:::,;:.~ ropl•d•• •I Ultod qu • Code. Th• t1m1 IOI hllng NOTICE OF d h fl doing buslnaat ... Obed<>ns or hie wnt•n rutn ll IJ' riu .,. quo I• corte ••· claims will nol exptrt b• PUBLIC HEARING business un ., I • C· 8 & 0 ARINE · ·760 w Ob aons with the court 111\ n1uttH.ol 1evfll?o D!flu••I
cuch• su c•ao. lore four months from the NOTICE IS HEREBV lltloua bualno11 n•m• l6lh St M Unot G, Cost:i. be ,. 1he hearing Your '"" •111hl!> uocl ott1U1 ltyiJru
SI usted no presenla II taring dttt notice d GIVEN THAT THE City llsted •bov• om 7/18' Mesa CA 92627 appearance ,,...y b• in 1.11rh11n~ tJy .. 11111111uv11r
i t>ovt Cotlnell of the City ol New-t2 S • T B · t 572 petson or by y~r attomey n.-r11v ~now uuutty1m•I 1u roapuoat• • tlempo, vou · MAV EXAMINE the port Beach did, on July 27, MlchHI c. Johnaon amuol • uu anc:a, sta.1m rid 1111 .. ,, Ul!ltlt lf!NI
puodt pordor ol CHO, Ille kopl by tht court If you 1992 pass Resolution ol In-This lt•ltment WH ~~~~~11 A'Vt .• Claremont, C~~OrT~~U ":E ~ rosw11t•s ·~ tlullrlOOR IU C..'4 y le puodtn quller •11 are a person lnttrested In ltntion No 92·80 to vacate · 1 1 lurni• Public. 11sl.l.lf"111
••larlo, au dlnero y the astite. you may file SIIHI rlghl-<>l·way Which Is flied wtth tho Count) This bus neH 1 con· contingent ciedilor or the Co110 ~~111111 b90J u.,-.eq
otras co••• de su with tht court a formal Re-thdl mity l"' ••thin Ut)lll'llJOf
propl•d•d aln avlso quest fOf Special Nollet of thu w11.ub 111 lalllli tn
I rt d the tiling ol an tnventory lllltM• i.k-~r1l>1·1l l t er •dlclon• por P• • • and app11lsal ol estate as· wnl\ tho w~tuot • l ot
I• corte. sets or ol any pe1111on or 0111111111 n11111nu 1111 11111Q &laten otro1 requltl· account 11 provided In llll(1 UCJurnt11111 ttw•OIQI t r\d
tos leg•I••· Puodo que stchon 1250 ol the CahlOf· Slnrnl(I 1<1 1111tl c\Wl'IOlr11" thu
u1ted quler• ll•m•r • nla Probate Coda. A Re-aeniu Imm ~ .. 1 l.llltl 1.11 •nv
un abog•do lnmodlat• quHt tor Spacial Notice uo1,., l11m1 1n1.IU\J•l\ll th
t SI no conoco • lorm lS •vaitat>lt fn)m lht ll\lhl 111 ""'''~''" ~ :1? men •· 1 k tlOf)tlly 01111 •1'111 m un •bog •do p11ede court c 11 · lnnll lllm·r 11 n the t o llamar a un ••rvlclo do Attorney for the Pell· •lllllbl\1\1 du..cr.l.oud oo ur o.is
referencla do •bot• tloMr: wotl• 111nr1l•l'f 11nc1 ~h•ll• dos o • un• oOcln• do W. BAILEY SMITH 1nlo lhte111Qh 111 IX.lo,., l~
ayuda legal (vea ti di· aulJo,urtitc. e ol 11 ... i.,11.1 '*'
rectorlo t•lefonlco). RENT ~bv>1• W'\C 11h1~1 1111cf to
CASE No 11C01173 IJuttnm Mii II •htl)ISh11.ll1 .. ut
' Cl111Kttt•na111 d11ll ·ti wetts Tht name •nd •d· through class1f1ed hillnt.olJ 1no i.1111ts urld<tr
dres1 of tho court Is: 1m11 11i .. nu.11h ut llllJYUt•d t~ =-········lli•·····················iiiii Wlh••IOt lom1h 111 .. 11'1;1 ill ltl I IU 11014 1111u11n I uttl•l&.I STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Department at the Piiot Is
pleased to announce a rw.w service
now avallabl• to new bualneases.
We wlll now SEARCH th• name for
you at no extra charge, and eave you
the time and the trip to the Court
Houae In Santa Ana. Then, of course,
after the March 11 completed we wlll
flle your flctltlou1 buslneu name
1t«ement with the County Cieri(,
publlah once a week for four weeks
u required by law and then me your
proof of publlcatlon with County Clerk.
Please atop by to ftle your fictitious
business statement at the Piiot Legal
Department, 330 West Bay, Coata
Mesa, Callfomla. If you can not stop
by, please call us at (714) 842-4321 ,
Extension 315 or 318 and we wlll
make arrangements for you to handle
this procedure by mall. •
If you should have any further
questions, please call u1 and we wlll
be more than glad to aaalst you.
Good luck In your
new bualnesall
LINES DAYS BUCKS
Sell your private party merchandise in the
Doily P.ilot Clqssified Community
Marketplace. Call today at 642-5678 and
take advantage of this great offer.
--3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUfKS ---.,(Meldla. u.. $300 Ont,)
memtain 1 t pa11 ~h111pun 1111\iJ OjJUUlllt ltlly 8lllh ...
UI minu:. .. 11t1Ut11 hcl,._,., t"" ryll lo d/111 m.nu )IOf"Q
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thu Tru~t d&llmJ r1olcitt~
but IOI .. htl.h lrutlllU maMrt
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TO PLACE 1111 CIU.
642-5678
Ml-1121
330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92627
I F.'i"RUI. ESTATE ClmJFOR SILE I "BUSINESS I
HFINANCIAL
MERCHANDISE
FOIJ SALE
Jtow To Place A Classified Ad
By _Phone ..................... 842-5878
8 :00am -5:30pm
Monday thru Friday 1008-1885 2900-2918 8010-8080
rmRUL ESTATE RENTALS . I I~ 1~GARAef imsALE
By Visiting ....... 330 West Bay Street
(corner of Newport BIYd. • Be.7 8'-) ..
8:30am -5:30pm I 2108-2174 2920-3005 8102-8190 Monday thru Friday
IIIIIflsERVICE
ll:IDIRECTORY
Or By Mail .............. 330 West Bay St.
Costa Mesa. CA, 92827
Deadlines .............. 5:30pm dally for 8750-2790
7011-9090 3408-3939
All real estate listings that
run in Saturday's publication
appear in the separate
Real Estate. tabloid section.
~EMPLOYMENT
UoPPORTUNmEs
GENERAL POLICY
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next day's publication.
5:30pm Thursday for
the Real EstaW. Tab.
3 :30pm Wednesday for
the Independent
Houses/Condos
For Sale
GENEllAL 1002
Gl:•:NERAL 1002 HUNTINGTON
RECENT REMODEL BEACH 1040
Large 3BR house w/ A Real St••I!
den., fireplace on largo This 4Bo homo In·
R3 lot. Largo guost cludos a mstr sullo
house in back. dressing room and St~S.900 DELIGHT 2BD $315,ooo mirrored wardrobe condo with spacious TIH•ny Ae•I Eat•t• Also solar pool, spa
closets. Ceramic tllod ___ 8_4_8_•8_8_2_1__ and 3 car garage
custom potlo, 24 hr RUSTIC TRANQUIL $389,000
gatod community Ocean and canyon P•r•d ls• R•alty
177BR view on 2 3 acres 840-8888
C·2t EMERY Room for 4 large 1011.1--8=-.-.-c,....hf,,_r_o_n-t ""A_rt __
846·4485 E111Stlng house on ono Ocean view 3 level.
ABSENTEE OWNER lot $285,00o 4BD masterpo1ce tea-
,..ewer large coin-op turos beachstde dock
laundory with 115 ma· TIH•nY Real Estate on ouch 1evo1 plus
chines. 3100 sp. tt , _____ 8_,_4_8_·8_8_2_1__ roof top deck and
eiccellent Anahiom lo· SECLUDED REMOD. spo
cation. Not 11pprox. Wllh 3 largo BO $1 ,895,000
$80,000 per year. Counyord with stucco P•radlse R e•lt)f
$395,000 walls. Largo lot with 840·8888
Tiffany Real Estate R V. access. Walk to -...,F_o_r .,...W_o_r_k......,..&._P_l_a_y_
846-8821 beach. Work late In your of· .I!. 0 $185,000 f t T BUY IN T WN Tlff•ny Re•I Est•te ice right o t maslor Cozy 2BD fixer on BO overtooklng hor.
farge A2 lot. Plenty of 84&.8821 bor. Plus pool, spa
room to build In this and brick BBO
quiet neighborhood. $545,000
$175,000 Low Dnl EZ Ouahtylng. P •radlse Re•lty
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
Water1ront Living
Single lovel 2 BO wllh
voow or Main Ch::innel,
marble entry, f1ce-
placo, double g3rage,
and guard gated. Re·
ducod
$324,900
P•radlse R••ltw-
840·8868
NEWPORT
BEACH 1089
4Br 3Ba Townhse.
Possible t'><chg w Ha-
waii propcr1y 5405K
Owner/Bkr 854·4302
Houses/Condo
For Sale
MOBILE
HOMES 1100
GENERAL 2102
You Need
To Cool Off •••
So Stay At
The Beach
$650·$GOOO/Wkly
Bachelor .q 5575.Mo
1 Bdrm .Q 5850 Mo
2 Bdrm.Q $1250 Mo
Winter Rentals
$700·$1900/m o
Call 673·RENT
Beach N' Bay Rental Co
CORONA
DEL MAR 2122
* E'sido CM 2br/1.5ba
detached Cottage,
Micro. gar w·opcnor.
831-4442
Cute & Cozy 2BR I BA
duplel< on Jasmine
Garage, lrplc. $850
mo. Agt 675-4912
COSTA MESA 2124
COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT
Unlqu• Architecture BEACH 2189
Beaulllul 2br/2ba, din EXEC Homo 4br 4ba,
rm, mulll·levcl Twn· recent remdl, 3000sq hme. 1670sf, vaultod ceilings. Frpl, A.JC, At· It, 2 frpl, pool/spa, grt lam home, Ideal tor tached gar, pool/spa. entertaining. $2950, htgh dogree of Soc, s very cloan, $1170/mo,_a_v_a_11_e_p1_6_4_5_·1_4_8_1_
673·9498 lg pvt, very deluxe ~Br
NEWPORT
BEACH 2189
Beach Rentals!
NEWPORT PENINSULA
YEAAt Y·WINTER·SUMME~
t S.droom to ' ~room
F ""' siled Untum shed
Villa Rentals
675·4912
•Lido Penlnsul•*
UnlQue I & 2BR Units
lor lease Private bch,
2Ba w/2 mstr su11es,
gar. docks. 5995 lse.
No pots 840·9408
Luxury Condo!
Brand now lg studio
unit loe 1/4 ml to bch,
never occupied, scp
bdrm area, AJC, pool
& tennis 5850. Agt
854--5809
N EW 2Br 2B• on golf
course, t year lease
No pets. $1500 mo.
760-8850 d 644-4922 G
SAN
CLEMENTE 2178
on bay, 873·6030 1.ARGE secluded nowly
710 Lido Park Dr. decorated 1BR cot·
•On canal 2BR 2BA t •ge, $575/mo.
CORONA
DEL MAR 2622
LOOKING
For a rent•I?
Call Laur•
673·4400
HARBOR REAL TY
COSTA MESA 2624
BE THE SMART
ONE! Pre-rent your
1BR or 2BR this week·
Ill Sunday and get th
OFF 1st MO RENT!
MOYO-tn 8/20 hi 9 '3.
Spacious, bree:z:y &
bright, but No Pets
$625·$725/mo
C•ll 831·8427
Move·ln
SPECIAL!
2 BEDROOM
COSTA MESA 2624
-H's tho solution you're
searching tor • wheth·
er you're seel\ing a home, an apartment,
a new occupation or
even a stray pet.
COSTA MESA 2624
•MUST SEE•
Beauliful 2BR 1 VzBA
townhome D/W, lndry
rm. patio, $825/mo.
238 Avocado
CENTAUR MGMT
642·2288 or 631 -2725
To place an ad in
Th• Piiot class1f1ed,
Call 842·5878. =
Tltf•ny A••I Est•t• By Back Bay Cllm 840-8888 848-8821 4BR 3Ba. 3 yr new, -.....,.L_o_c_•..,.1-=P=-•""l_•_c_• __ DBL, 2bd 2ba. CM S
EXEC. POOL HOME make offerl 642-8807 Fabulous 680 homo Best Park, crprt. dock •3BA 2~.Ba twnhse on
home w dock. 2 ear 361·3725 or 835-0871
gar, 51 600 mo yrly
ISO. Avl 9 t . 675-941 0
Pool, spa. cable hkup
WESTLAKE VILLAGE
845..S 122 Anvtlmel Large beautiful 4BO, with formal dining low down, owner will blull nr bch1 Obi gar,
3BA Goldenwest park room, oak library. b•I· carry. 725-034!> tncd yd. St 225 mo+ •QUIET Npts Hghts
2Br dpl•. yd. storage. l)ome In prime Int. 10-llard room, pool, spa 5600 dep 842·9ts88
cation. Format dining and gated commun • Npt Hts JBR twnhse. S850. Ideal for couple.
lrplc, sngl gor, patio. No pelS 831-4849
RESORT
PROPERTY l 580
$200 Off Clean & Lg WE'VE GOT JOom, bonus room, LOW DOWN S995,000 two f1rop1acos. cov-P•r•dls• R••llY
er•d patio, pool & PAYMENT 840-8888
a p a . 11 8 8 8 A Lota of Room
S419,ooo E·Z QUALIFYING 3Bo home has otf1c~
C·21 EMERY Lg 2BR + 2BA ln 10· den and formal dining
848-4485 curlty gated com· room Remodeled
MOTIVATEDll Many mun~ty. Brighi kitchen, lower level. oversized
eme.1ltles In this 480, vaulled ceilings, lore-')acuui and gazebo.
2BA home Inc. AV place, $7'\'~ down & $539 ,000
parking. gourmel $1440/mo. Call tor de· P•r•dl•• Re•ttv
lllltchen. llreplaee and talls, C•rey W•rd 840·8888 83 t ·2242 Bkr 1---------oovered patio. II 12AR Steps to the S•nd
S 100,000 · Lush P•r•dlae 1 BO , end unit condo
C·21 EMERY Just outside the faml· Ceramic lllo kitchon
848-4485 lyroom door of this w/nflW appl, romod
OPPORTUNITIES? fabulous 580, 2.5BA bath. walk·ln closet
Consider owning tho sprawling F.V. home S158,000
number one sub New carpol, paint, Call Joo. 848·1202.
aandwich franchise. 'jacuzzi. Jusl add furnl-T•rbell A••llors
Best performing store lure 1289•900 •·w-.-lk-to_E_d-la_o_n_P_•_r_k
In O.C. Net approx Call Joe, 841H 202. Nestled In Quiet neigh·
$87,000 per year. Terbell Ae•ltor• borhood, 480 2BA w 145,000 vaulted ceilings, now
Tlft•nY Reel Estate New H"ome In F.V. paint, family room.
84&.8821 Is what you'll say In and French doors.
Opp OAT UN IT y th11 4·5BO, 3BA mini· $317,000
vNy n•ce, 322 Oqlo St 1 BR Penthse, gated l~~~JM
NEW R•ncho M irage S995,mo 847-7540 comm. steps 10 bch.llilliiilliillilillliliiiiiliiilliiilliiAI
Falrw•!f Home! on ---------Pool, spa. undergrnd Mission Hills Resort 2BR. toncod front yard. parkln . $850/mo.
Course 3BR 2BA. S850 mo • soc dCp. L n,
pool11ze lot 522 .990 C.all wos 957·9390 -3B_R......,},...B_A_h_o_u-se-.-q-u_l_e_t
819·321·2 BEAUT lrg 3Br 2Ba neighborhood. No1--.. ~~N~
GENERAL 9102
Dolphins play 1 .. u1ly in
tho surf lust 40 fool
below this dr.ima11e
oce:ln blull 5BO
4 SBA COM homo
with sweeping ocoan
and N ewport lol ly
twnhso, aitch dbl gar, smkr pets. 51850. Sml Bache •
patio, pool 1320 s 1I. family only. 631-8196 yearly. lnc:I use ol
St 000 mo 850· 1063 3BR. 2BA. 2 car gar. bch 'dock 875-7590
Co ndo·mlle to bch. 3 p11v yard, remodeled. 2Br 2B• dn the bay.
lg br 2ba gar patio 231 t Redlands Dnvo Beaullfully furn. great
frplc.' All ' app,hance~ Sl550'mo 645-4852 view. 51 800/mo yrly
incl. St too 642·1004 ay & Ocean Views! Dock avail 675-7590
EASTSIDE Penthouse level 2BR, Steps to Beach!
B•ck Bay brand now, never 1 BR 5775 Gar. 213
Cozy 2Br ~ Oen, hdwd lived tnl Frplc, Inside 29th St. Avail now.
firs, dock, w d hkup, lndry, 51600 mo Agt Steven, Agl ~8·t005
country setting $950 ___ 8_5_4-_5_8_0_9__ Sllopp1ng lor a now
No Pots 842·2816 EASTBLUFF W/BAY apartment? classified
329-P University Or VIEWll 3BR 2BA, lets you compare
views S5.!}00 month ---------
lease Agon1 675· EASTSIDE new carpet, hrdwd costs • without hassle
llrs $2300 mo. or worry•
Balbo• Newport Piiot Cl•aslfled
Rlty 723-4494 842·5878
2311 675-3311 New 3Br 2B3 4·Car
R OGER'S REAL TV gar. No pet. 721·0343
Nr bus mk1s movies
2257 Maple 2BA $650
Also 1 BR nu cpl $540
2BR nu cpl & "u $720
Students/HUD Invited.
642-2288 or 631·2725
$300 OFF MOVE IN
8'A-.H--
courtyard Apts. Gated,
pool. Close to every·
th1nil 842·5858
•S200 OFF!• lg 2BR 2BA. d/w, ga-
rage, lndry rm. close
to SC plaza S795'mo
505 Sunflower
CENTAUR MGMT
642-2288 or 631-2725
• 1 Mo Free Uhlsl Lg
clean 2br 1 ba, gar, nu
cpl. orw. storage
S750 No Pet 84<>-2495
* t Mo Free UtJl~I Lg
2BR 2Ba uppor. d/w,
19 closets. verts, gar
5830 No Pet 64(}.2495
THE ANSWER
Is every nool ood cronny cl Y01J garage
wfitdl~. if feels lh
lo pork yotx COf mside? We've gol the
ooswer• AMf1ise ~ goroge de 111 the
Diil( Nor Ooss4ieds. If ooy items isted in
voof goroge sole od don'r sel, we'U run
!hose rlSfed ilems (-merchcrdse)
the folowmg week al
no chorgel
DiilJMll~~~
Coll 642-5678 lodoyt
~-,,,._,,,,.~1 ConHnt,'' r 1.r.1 "'' 'L' " KNOCKS Great price mansion • over 2300 Call Joe, 848-1202.
for lhls auper 3 80 sq. feel w/'llaultod co1l·L_.PiiTG•~r;ble~lliAi•i•il~t~orirs~~===================================================:=========:J poot home with spa lngs. $2771000 r PILOT CLASSIFIE
and a large cement C 11 J •Aa 202 I t ' • th• •as y ·to ~rlveway . Asklnn 8 oe,.,.. ·1 · access, Information • Tarbell Ae•ltors ONLY $1158,500. packed marketplac #1380 Whethet you're buying visited regularly • sue
C-21 EMERY OI selling, Classified .cessfully • by aU kind
848-4485 covers all your needal of consumers.
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Service
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ARCHITECTURE
DRAFTING 3428
SERVl£E. DIRECTORY
For al ,. home and busim -
CEMENT
CONCRETE 3626
CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING :Jr»60
HOME
REPAIRS 37M4
P•tterned Concr•t•. Oceanvlew Const Co AS Home Repair•
Stamped & oil 1ypes palnhng, drywall. dock· termite/dry wrought
cone work, 25 yrs HP Ing, fencing & roofing, reprs, drs, plumbing,
Uc 316117. 642·1027 11'573888, M0·1107 & m<H•l 24 hrs, 646-0997
CERAMIC FLOOR INSTALL
REPAIRS 3620
MASONHY aH21i
•Brick/Block/Stone
planters, walla, wlk·
wys, remod'I, reprs,
Rel• WTk guar 575-0444
RB MASONRY Custom b11ck, block, repairs,
etc. 30 yra OC exp
Uc. Bonded. 971).~ 13
PAIN"( INtl 38:'>8
~Yrs of Gu11ity Wort
A.chard~ UC 2~
..... i'W208 lv!y -
•W.P. vouNGou1sT
'•lnttng Contrector
Oual. pafntlng by prof.
Uc#tS02098. Ins. Fr" .... 845-3305
Rt;MOUELJ N(i I
& ADl>ITIONS .l~lli
•Room Addltton•I
Tenant improvements
Carpentry. L '1!514344
Fr" Est. 248.o408
WINDOWS .Ut.i I
G1tJ Wtndow Cleai"°'"'ll Cust Bldg Plana Re·
model, Incl design &
engrg, 2000 .. happy
clients, 458-63(>1 THE ORIGINAL All Carpet Repalra Competth\19 Pncesl
Pwr stretch & lhstall * L•wn•·Mow & Edge. Ucensed & Insured DEAN tht TILE MAN Any size job, 15 yrs Trimming, Clean-Ups. •ABC Mowtnt1• Ins. Re Roo'* & Re..-lr• FrM Est a...aa3e
TILl•;S 3r»28
LANDSCAPE &
I.AWN CARE 3808
MOVING :JH;t4 ROOFING 3910
CABINETS leak" show•rs·ACtd 7 da. 73<Mi831 24 hrs Lawns. Apts • Resl· OUICI<, CAREFUL & Local Refs, 18 Yrs To place an ad I • denhal 83t..e&09 COURTEOUS. trTl38048 G t p 111 Rf .__ •1tot I .,_ .. wash & regrout Now Wood Floorlng Cus· reas rates S52.o4t0 rea er ac c g '._ r-c auh....,, REFINISH 3r»OO
Europeen Craftaman
fine cust cabinetry. ar·
chitectural woodwork,
uncompromising qlty
tor lair price. 8S0·8G25
& Repair. Bathroom•· tom work, Neg price. All Amerlc•n Tr•• ---------• _•_3_e-_1_M __ •_-_s_2_1_36l __ ..;.c_a_1_1 _e_4_2_.s_e_7_a_. __ .
Shower doora Kiie· 20 yra In Business Service. Removal, Poor M•n'• Mover 1 Floora·Plumb1ng Lie. Abraham 659-7983 Trim, Senior Oise. hr m•n Guar. loW91tl-----------------.. 1
CARPENTRY 3f» 10
25yrs O C. 673-8065 FrM est. 531-8415 retes. lie 108002 Insur 714/833-9925 Or.-n Scene Landacpng ---------·• & 1rr1gat10n. Trimming PUBLIC NOTICE
Av•ll Nowl Some Ort & Removels, Clean-The Calif, Publle Ullll-
1-'lJRNITllHI':
Ht:t'INISHING .lhl I CHILU CARE 3f»:J6
hard 10 hnd Nannies. heuty ReateNd to any ups A Malnt, St Uc. ties Comml111on RE·
E C Spec. back·to-school Furn. AntQ'or not, For 11699025, 432-8804 QUIRES that all used • nglllh trpenter disc. Roclo's 837-1860 f•lr• fast qtty work ---M--1----household goods Ov•htV Work. Low Rates . .,.......,...........,,.,,._-----Call Oebre 642·1589 Lewn • ntenance Uceneed 73t-4487 Levl"9 Mom w.•U provide Industrial & Retidenlal movers print their Qlty childcare tor your trimming, planhng & P U C Cal T number,
All Reprs & 1n111111111ons onv wrk only. ref's
Local 10 yrs, Honest
24 hrs. Lou 642-6676
Infant In my home. spunkier s a 531·2S07 llmo1 end ctfauf1eurs
reaa rate• 4.34·15S7 •Chrisllan Handyman. print thelt T.C .P. num·
Painting, Stucco. dry-ber In au actvertll•
wan. lencesigates. S• ttppe•~•lllowe Ll•ll•, ments II you ha..,. • nlor Oise John 532~1• Question aboUt the i.
Atl)t.fl ~emoo Doolt, .. in •1**'"'*• 711-3471 gallty of a mOYef, limo
do-As,,.,..,, stucco & dr'Y· Rehable Mous~l•aning c::pe~try, "pl~~:lng, Victor Prof Ger~. or cn•ulleur. call:
CJ.l•:l\NINO
SERVH'ES .1~)4H
.. • lencM. g.itJ tie. ~ .. y th• day LOCll .. e, rywaR . onty Landseer.lng & Malnt. Public Uhhtfes -, ., .. ,.,. .. .,9 .., • ., more. eas. rates. r. -' 10 yr9 8'"" C I -YI'•~ .. irry _. • ..,_, area. E•c•I. refs Can .llm ..._8•24 ..... c-re•· 39 _.. omm sslOn
Stradwlck Stalra British Alicia 751-4269 49?·17 • • Tt4·558-415 1
Crflsmn, Specializing Rell bl• Houuclet1nlng Handvman lemcn, s • LL l ev Oft lleWifti cstm stalrweya.'cabl· by th• day. Local LIC-Tnsur. Local ret.. I.~. Storage, PfOf
nets lo ct 141-17'2 arN. >Uni ref• Call FrM •*' e73-nU eicce4 r~ 1
ell your unwantaCI Monica $49-8438 Whv pla" Hide 'N ~d vthiele min. lnsUf. T111Ut. • • ·-A: d Vls~MC 7at.a•H Items the easy w•yl Money talki ... •nd SMk With Chlldcete? C .. SSult
To place your classl· Cl&Hlfied •peelc• It.a Call TM Ple.t 1CMHyl M2·H71 Buy It. Sal"· 'WI It •
fled ad call 842·6'78. langu-oe. 842·5f71, C~ ·~~-~-----
lncrem Your Rach lbroulh OUr
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Before your garage
sale, determine what
items you wish to
sell. Make sure -=-everyt!li ng is dean
and repaired .
-•1.21 per line, per day. Thars Atl you pay.
Bllld on' tn., 2"4 irWrtC.• In r. s.vio9 DiNcby
For more~. Cal Todayl A* tor your
SeMce ~ Represa1talive 842-4321 Ext.srt
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88 Wednesday August 12, 1992
COSTJ\ MFS/\ lH~·& COS I'/\ Mt.SA :!hl & l"OSI"\ Ml-S·\ 't.'..'·I ( tis I/\ ~H.S!\ :•t. .'.I fl{)()\1~ .! ,'(lh l!\1>1 SIHl.\I .','H>i I I l'> I .\. ~.Ml'I 0) Mt.NI r.r..io M I·. II ( · 11.'\ N I >Is I-"
1 BR up11a1,.. apt with
garage, 1400/mo.
t34'A Broadway.
848-2542
2br Duple• ftpl, gat,
yatd, Avail appro)( 9/1,
5885/mo, NO PETS!
(&19) 934'-3710
GOOD LOCATION! L• W'•ld• i ~r w/ Nr SC Plz• In beaut lg Ceet• •••• Aprox R•tt•urant
walk·ln cloMt, c:loae hm/futn. Shr BA. w/d, 3000 eq. ft., S\IOO/ FOUND CAT Otenoe/ ,.IHIRllAN'I ILK L THA BIKER
tll\IP\;ll ."l.'.1 MIS< i.111-.
$200 OFF 10 beach & 55 fWy, pool, •pa. 1400/mo + mo. P'lacentla & 17th white IOng hair, Har· At th• end of the Now· JACKET, pert cond, ea.
a -28R 1 'ABA town-u '50/mo, 772~&<>5 dep. N/amkr 666-1737 Me-i iM be>< View MN, 844~ port Piaf 11 now hiring 50. S225, 760-l499 1-~~~--:o:"="'= ..... ~ -... tS' 8o1ton Whaler, 11 2BR 1BA. Beat •'•Id• Attr•c trv. 1Br with houH. lndry rm, d/W. HIWLY 61coUfiD 4887 F/T exp'd Cook. Pis D1'CP SEA & FRESH eond, 35hP John
toc•tlon1 380 Wood· pvt patio. Great atH, patio, 1795/mo. 2BR, fn<:d yd, Wtr pd FOUND: Ring. on th• apply In pe1ton. WATER TACKLE. 4 '88 &rtr, new bat.
land. $725 or $790 walk to everything. c2E0N7T!9UTR~'!0'1~T 638-A.120 9·5PM aand near 24th St .. R•sla"rant polH & Penn 500• raged S3800 7l0-0540
" "" "" N rt o ach Call " t 40. 700 reol1, tackl• 1--..;...,...,~="'!"':"'-:-:~:'!11 with garage. &46·99<>e •s7S/m o. 646·9081 842.2288 or 631·2725 2194 Plaeentla S755 •LIDO SpaclOY•,qulet ewpo • · FOOD SEAVERS boitos, ahark rod & 11g VERY SPECIAL 18' 8
---------------... ------------·!SPACIOUS 2B 2Ba 4Br hH. Sunny paUo, to Identify, 548•8450. Noodod lor dinner 1001548•9832 boat, bullt 1948, XI. .......
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL
r ' nr bch.M/F 21-45, n/I. LOST Black Fom Cat ~==--.,,:=-=-:-:::----:-::---:-~ cond, contact JI •••t•lde. S8SO/mo. $600 + utll 723.o400 w/green eyes. Maso Ellp prof. Apply In per· FOR SA&.E: Wuhar/ 675-4213 ~~~'l.:r~~;~~~yrd. Great doall 3BR 11.111 Verde, Slate SlrHts :'!.ne 8'!;~v~r~', v;;-3 Dryer, DresHr and •=~':"r=:--':-'~~~
.. -· . E'slde twnhsa, w/d, Area (Costa Mesa) other misc. 723·0770. WAN ED Lyman o
EWARD 6 3873 Bayside Dr .. Npl Oeh. Soulh Coa1t Ba NEWl'OHT
BEACH :!titrn
••VIII• Belboe
Penthou•• Spacious
t BR, newly remod·
eled, high c:elllng1 &
1kyllghl1 $975/mo. Avl
pool, Jae, $450/mo, JIAV PHONeS • R 41• fRENCH COPPER Boat ~7419
Ullll pd. 850-1731 Poulble S900 Wkly LOST PARROT. Green Reataurant COOKWARE, 20PC '
ROOMATE WANTED Income • lnv .. 1. Req. w/yellow head. Par· Guido's Restaurant Incl. 11d1, need• rohn,
Prol. Im In 20'a, n/ 1-800·141-4311 E.ict.&00 llally plucked chest. Is looking for 89grH· S300obo 760-0965
amkr, 10 1ha1a 2bdr lost around Raymond alve W•lt•r•IW•lt· JEEP WRANGLER. lac:· 27' 1873 Coron
2bth, lrg twnhm In La· Vending.Huge c••h & 20th, Costa Mesa r•••••· Apply at iory car cover, like gd 1hape, lotaa gear
guna Hiiis. Prvt bth, profit•. S3K·S4K 548-0185 1400 Poelllc coast new, 575, Factory alps 5, NB 1Up, S4
SAIL BOA rs 7014
Neither vulnerable. North deals. NORTH
+AQ5
'°'A 8 3
now 87~830 Burr in the enemy 1uit. South paned tO Whit• Rlt~
lft what would happen, t.ben en· 1---------
t.ered the fray with four apades when * 2BDRM $750•
encl gar. $300. + ulll. weekly po1slblo. Loatl 2 Kitten• 4moa. Hwy, NB. 642·3000 brush guard w/lghts flrm. 873·2014
day &42-4321 -.11•. Prime local routH t ·black & whHe (Syl· s100 646·5678111 msg 1·s..,..,..N:-:O~W~B:-:l-::R:-::D~l'"'."3:".5=:7~.~,~
859-6953 setting last-cheap. No I/Hier type) mole, , • SALES/Cashier bullt In 11M8, como.
downpiyment If quell· Female Calico & FT/PT Designer Pizza Warmer holds restored, Mint Cond, HENTJ\LS fled. NewHt rages. 1 o pizzas, Propano Steve, 1·80().769-581&. White. loll 8/1, nr women's apporol .heated, st1lnless $5,500 966-8420
Faln.1low & Warner 11ore. PotcnUlll tor In· stool, s3oo/obo 0 K J 10 7 6 4 it seemed the opponent.a had found * 1 BDRM $800*
their apot. Frig, d1hwshr, 110110 RESPONSIBLE QUIET
WAN rt:t> :!7:.!ti
WEST
•6
+3
EAST Weat'ajack orhearta was taken by Incl. No pets 545-4855 FEMALE, wan11 10
dwnmy'• ace. Since Eut WU *2BR 1 BA. UPPER OR rent • NICE eomplal•
marked with the Jrini or apadet by LOWER, 3 yra newt s1udlo or •mall one
the desire to play three no trump, Nr Ho•g Hoapltal. bedroom apt In a
3 Children are vory creoso In responsib1ll· 75~1262 anxious for your Holp t/oa. lrvlno 052-6580
751 ·8840 _,...,...,,.........~'="''="""',,.....-
MONEY MAHINt: S l.ll'S
DO<'KS 70:! WJ\NTEI> 2Hl6
+K93
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SECRET ARY Temp. RABBIT eoge wllh pull·
out tray, ucellent 1o Min To Open ....
cond $40. 657·5227. SAIL1 45' Wide bealtl
2
\' J 10 9 6 2
9863
+864 +AKQJ1052
SOUTH
-1 $1701 645 7476 NICE & SAFE area, declarer continued with the queen us mo. • NP. eeaeh pref .. c:an
trumps from North-an effort. to •WESTCLIFF 2BR afford 10 pay ssoomo,
retain control or the trump 1uit. 2BA, DR, frplc, frig, prlnc. only, ptaue call
East countered by allowing the lady deck. pool. 51000/mo. Dana al 642-4321
PVT PARTY ONLY
25-60K 1st TO 10-11%
3mo·3yr aec'd 25-45%
LTV. 310-838-0515 eon
Lost: Tiny Sheltl• poslllon 8/31/92 thru Old Female, no tags· 111131921 woro perf.
RATSI, Name Is Mui· 5.1, typing SOwpm,
fin, nr Golden Wost 650-7526 College (Golden WHt gen olc •kill,
ROLA ~OOF RACK, $550/mo. 45' Narrow
never used, all attch. beam S450 752·2881
• J 10 8 7 4 2
: 7 6 4
.., A Q
+97
The b1ddmg:
North Eut
1 ' 3
Pua 4 +
Pua Pue
South West
Pua 3 ~
4 • Pua
Opening lead: Jack of "'.'"'
There's nary a one of us who. at
one point or another, has not been
guilty of taking our eyl' off the ball,
t.o use a sporting analogy. We're in·
debted to Alan H iron for this
example .
East's JI.Imp to thrtt dtamonds is
a modem convention which puts an
idle bid to g(Xid use-it asks partner
to bid three no trump with a stOpper
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Famed
pyl)peteer
5 Walk edgewise
10 w Coast
campus
1' Small group
15 Designer
Doona -
16 Stack Fr
17 Time 10<
1nterm1SS>Oll
19 -pork
20 Malad1usted
008
21 Charge
22 Female sul1
23 Does better
thin 25 Scornful word
26 Plummet
30 Title
31 Femme -
34 O.aleCI
36 Flattop hills
38 Insect egg
39 Resistance to
lenglhWIS4t
stret~
42 Beverage
41 Lowest poin1
44 Steel·OIOW
61 Dnnkino
· vessels
62 Decorative
64 Space
65 Mothef·ol·
pearl
68 Gold prel
67 Blackbird
68 Rapidity
69 Variegated
DOWN
I Prpe part
2 Asian butlllO
3 Clears 4 Error· slang
5 Glides on ice
6 Author
Fleming
7 Peaoe-
movemenl
policy
8 ShOt! p1rts
9 Gratled. in
hef11dry
10 Topple
1 1 Closet 11em
12 Rhy1hm
13 A Jonnson
18 Lie
24 Potnled
25 Stationed
. ,, . .,
Brot
33 An anestlletrc 53 Con game
OI~ .26 -a loddle
27 Author -
Rogers SI
Jonns
35 Excavllect 54 Unadulterated
45 Made smooth
47 A Caesar
37 Furrow 40 Youngster 55 Ret111v9s
49 -Rabbfl 4 1 Neighbor of 57 Creckle
50 Seed hOlder
SI Sedate 28 E.cpensove Wyo 58 Needle case
sta11onery 46 Of back1 59-Sparse
48 Darkened 29 Angitlel 60 Glided 53 Shop s oole
55 Deoot abbr
S6 Thinkers 31 O.stant
32 Metro<: umt
51 Fast~ 63 "-you 52 Postage -
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20
34
39
42
45
61
67
thefe?'
2 3 4 6 T 8 9 11
UPTO seoo
PER MONTH * NO COIJ.ECTIONS * •
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
... Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
12 13
CALL 642·4333 .....
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH
645·6186 or 631.0211
1 bdrm neal" NEW•
PORT PIER 1yr lse
req., avail 9-1·92
n/pets 5650 675-6442
COMMERCIAi.
PROPERTY 2778
Announcements
LOST &
FOUND 292r>
LOST!
& McFadden) lost on Service Stetlon At·
Sal 8/t. Please Holpl tendant FT/PT Must
-842·2809 have rel1. 2201 E
REWARDlllLoat Dog PCH. Corona del Mar
Male, black, 601bs,
white chesthalr. Pink
Collar, no tags. I.oat
7/18 near Orange/Del
Mar. Call 642·6285
TRAVEL 3014
AIRLINE TICKET, OC to
Providence RI, Ono
Way Sept 3, $200
(401) 433-1769
Ml-;MBt-:RSHIPS
3018
EMPLOYMENT
SERVJCJo.;S ~033 -·-··· Pleaso be aware that
tho lishngs In this cat-
ogory may require you
to call a 900 number
In Which there Is a
ch1uge per minute.
Incl .. ssoo value, soc l8' Boat dock StOO/mo.
$300 7G!H 499 Boal wllh mooring fer
JEWELRY ... ·uns
& ART 602b
sale. 675-5095
3 HP Brltl•h •••eull
rune X!ntl, $200
DISTRESS SALE Beaut. ____ 7_5_4_·1_2_6_2..,.....,..._
long scalloped, drk Slips avallabl1, all sizes
brn, Sable facket, from S11·S13/tt, up to
make otter 494-0870 so·. DeAn•a M•rlna
PETS& 300 Ees1 Coast Hwy,
Npl Sch, 873·1331
ANIMALS 6049 T~?.'i.:t,\'.E;-:: ... llMYi!lt~
8mo, POI ...... , $600, '84 80co :. •• I
(619) 353-3442 Dirt Blkel Needs wortc.
BUNNIES, dwarf ba· seo 154. t 262 Prima retail toe. 390-
4600 sf. COM. I.a·
guna, CM. $1 .2542/sf.
Realonomlcs 675-6700
July 201h, large male
short hair, 1/2 Ab-
byalnlan; t/2 Tabby!
Light brownish gold &
pepper colored w/
black lip tall, striped
legs! Blue reflector color w/blue tag w/ NEWPORT BEACH
name Happy Snappy I C O U NT R V C LU B
Voly Hazel Dr. Corona GOLF MEMBERSHIP,
Del Mar. REWARDll 548·2575
Bartender Trainees
Needed. earn up to
$150 daily, salary ...
ltps. full or parl time.
2 wk training, women
men 21 or older Call
800·532·9222
bics, groat wtth kids. -.-8-0_V_E_S_P_A _ _,P,_2_0_0:-:E,...,
only S7 oach classic rad/grey,
557·5227 Chrome crash bara &
NETHERLANO d"1arl rcks, Inc. Cllr & trt*
min baby aunmos _s_9_5 .... o_o_b_o_1_s_s._3_1_2_0 __
nct>d a good homo, Motor~ycto for sale Of
SS each 962-2841 trade for truck. 760
759·7090
DOMESTICS ~HO Employment
Opportunities NAHNY/Housekpr for WANTED LOVIHO Honda great shape
2 C""oldron, 11110 In or HOME. Free 1yr old wllh $1 ,000 In saddle " 1 bags Salo St ,000. out Rel1 & exp w ·sml h.:indsomo ma o, 714-855~044
children roq. 646·5350 bassel hound, papers. ---------
must have kids & ylld PEUGOT MOPED
......_._ii·~~'
CASTING IMMED! HAPDV BIRTHDAY Extras needed for r , fllms. eommerclals &
TV. Eorn up to $200 ~o UOU! per doyl No ellp
Merchandise
APPLIANCES 6011
SANYO FREEZER. t8w
)I 20d )( 34h, $85.00
Guar .. 548-0346
FURNITURE 6014
673-6004
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS 6033
ROGERS 5pc Orum Set,
hvy d1y hrdwre & Lud·
wig 1nare, XLNT
CONO $450 645-7175
PIANOS &
ORGANS 60~9
FISHER CONSOLE
Runs great, allll In
good eond11lon. S25fl
obo. 714/898·2199
Automobiles
BMW 903u
'84 7331, IMMAC
COND Sliver, fully
loaded. blk leather ll'lt,
67k ml, s10,ooo 643· I , , ' . 9~ ne~d~:5~~·~2;,o:~v AMERICAN OF MAR·
Is someone special having a birthday ';.i 1--------TINSVILLE large in September? Announce it in the Dally Pilot \' COUNTER HELP dark wood 29·drawori·..,.-A-M_A_H_A-.-co_n_1_0~10-.-:b~lk 1-87-32_5_e-.-1M_MA_C_C_O_N_D PIT. dryclooners No dresser wllh rec1nn· n d I d d ti ~-nd I -· bl 1 & 1 1 lncQ. Moving, 1acrlllco 1mokey cir, ly ldod. an n epen en . ,K;. n ll non·r'l:.wma e . oitp nee. 031-6672 gul3r 1'11 rrors mg 1 $120010BO. 645~330 blk llhr Int, 45K ml, $ Sland Both IOI S300 photo along with 10.00 or just a message 0 HouHcleaners NHd•d c~119514416 s12,ooo 643--0889
with $5 00 .... ..i wfll bl' h it 0 Tuos.-Frl. Apprx 7.30· .....,.,.........,_.,.......,,.,..,,,~-,---~ CJ'llU we pu IS O 3.30, $7/hr, Must 1iovc BRAND NEW L1111ng
September 3rd. ~ own car. 850·4119 room Chaise Lounge. 1987 BIANCHI
0889
1 owner, !tint cond,
w alnu t cabine t ,
s 1000 obo 644-0997
BICYCLES 8060
CADILLAC 9040
I I 1 1 O·speod SZ 23, Deadline: August 27, 5:00 p .m. Medical.front Office ~2~51~~: r!~-~&.rf"'' n•t>n I frame, $150
Send your mesc:Aae to: PIT. Exp. holptut. -----..,.,...---• Tlp•top condition. -~ Kathy. 848·0170'AM. BRASS BEAD beaut C.ill 951-44118
The Dally Piiot & Independent Mortgage quoon 1z, head loot _M __ E_N-.S,,...,.H,_u_1t_y...,.M"'!'"1-n-. .,..b1~i.0-. ~ board w lirm ortho like new. Recently 330 W. Bay St. ') lnauranc:e Procauors. mot. NEVER USED tunod up. St!>O OBO
High earnings will $J75 458-6971 Kathy !l79·702G days Costa Me.sa, CA 92627 1ro1n 213'957-4945
MOVING-Must Sell Attn: Classified Happy Birthday Office Man.ager King 011k podo1tn1 Typ1ng, heavy phonos, bod. day bed 1111i1h
walerlronl olc. D• trundle, dresser. ook
pendobl• person 10 shelf un11s. slate di·
grow w/co. 673-4453 nollo, much moro
Garage
Sales -------
'
Name. ________ ,
-~ j:r. Address I
:Y ~ I Phone I I Message
~ Photo message $1 0.00 D Birthday I Message only $5.00 n ,~ lftUlt be~ ed¥encc. ------
Sine« You Asktd: "I am a bowing rtcC'eler•ttd M>C"11I achvahf\ Aquulin
aficloiudo, and I know lhal euch Moon h1ghltgh~ '1yle. I• h1on phvsi·
diJtingui.ahed aulhon u Ernest Hem• cal attrKtaon Gemma nalavt' wrll a !.4.'11.
ingway, Norman Maller and Joyct "You m.ilo.t' ml' fttl mm.inuc1
Carol O•IH 1h1re my enth11tiu111 for SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21 l Bf'
tht Swttt Science. I fttl th« g.reatHt walhng 10 rt'vr~. rt1v1tw, rl'modt'I to
of all t'hampions wu Joe loula -rebuild on morl' su11ablt' tructul't' Al·
wh•t w•.a his 1lgn?" -Melody ttn11on revolve-s around dur•blr gooJ~.
Fr.nch, Arhngton, Tua-. Antwrr. The dt1lgn, f.1maly rtlataonsh1ps Taurua
greal Joe Louis w11 • T1uru1 who Nld, uhvl' suj(gt'~ls. "lrl us form~ p;infltr·
"I was born • T•11nu and I wlll di« a ahrp "
T111rut." Other Ta11rt1n • P•I •nd SAGllTARIUS (Nov 22 Ott 211
prewnt: Clenn Ford, Wiiii« May1, Lunn pusollon .icl't'nls lraps, v1~11~. 1n
Shirlty Ttmplt lll•ck. hlrlty M•c· tl'llt<:lual cun0111y 11.ey 1s rnmmun1c.a
ulne, Dukt EJlin3ton. Iron rt'.idang .ind wr111ng lurn1n11
ARIES (M.11rch 21·April lq) l ocu' through proc:esi. of 1uch1ng othcr1
11n d1n1ng out, muM(, dumnhc ~IU•t · Flfftllllon could jtt'I "out of h;ind ..
ml'ill ab1l11v 10 "pul ovrr dt•I " You'll CAPRICORN (Ott 22.J;n 19) h•· do -.1 b\ 1urn1ng l>n ch.,rm by winning fritn~and inliuf'nr•ng f>\'Oplr Cih "' cu. on mon1·11. 1ntome pottn11.ol. v.alut
C1'1vt'd bv 11 pm ~yinboh.tH love of pt'riMm1I pt1"t'M111n• You'll rt'«IVN
TAURU ··cArnl'-20•M'ly'10l 1lf'M-lh•thitdbftnl~m1 1ngol'"
Aqu.in•n Moon htkhhght~ c.1rft'r poti1• lt'n Oomt...c" ad1ustmt'nl t•~t'" plKr -
ll'f• th1n~1n11. lt'JldM,.h1p. 1b11l1y 10 ••· you'll bl' hilppil'r ti\ n-•uh
tut' me•n1ngful ;Jor«llon• ltrm• wall AQUARIU 0.11n 20 ft'b Ill) Muon
bf cll'Arlv df'f1nt'd You II bf cumprn• In )'llUr 11gn rmphu1'"' pt'l"On41hlv,
wtt'd for t'Hon loll11w1n~ 1ni111I drl.11y publtt •prr.r•"c"•· v1nd1c•ttnn ul
Cl:MIN I (~by 21 ·Junt' 20) hlCll vu•w• CHflnl' 1trM1. prl'Hfll <••e In
on J>UWf'r, eu1horiiy cru11v11y ;ddt'd dramahc f.-h1on l~1n'1 hold b.t<lo.'
rftpon"b1h1 • •t~ng hw• "''•11on1h1p M .. n1;a1n .a11r• of gl•mout, dHI ll'"llf't·
Aqu•rn•n Moon ~I.in 10 t"vrl. phi· ly with PillC~ pt'f'l'Ofl
lo .. ophy. th~1hiay. ln4pir.atiunal wttl· "SCES (ff'b 19 M•Jrll 201 fOfu
tl\p C.apncorn pl•yt m .. ,or rotor on my ttry, 1n1r111ur nl'<t'Mlly ror bf·
CANCEtl (Jun, 21 ·July 221 Lona lllAdl'ln'ttt Ottdhnf' 01 .... chrd. ~Y ·
r1n11• pr~JlK1' llr<'omt> cry111I clf'lr ~nt Khedulea which 1ncluJf' •ulomo•
lnd1vtd11al clOM I<> you .. >"' "You tr111"4 bilf', mortg•g• an•ur.,ncr, (.•ptttorn
bf a modt'tn•ct..y prophflt"' Ye>t.1 II ""' nallVf' 111 ''"~"" 1n dKl•1t1n11. "1 lk.fotC' conr my11•ry. yo11 II accent 1ntrigut'. ymi•" 1 1l1mwr. ptntelpett In '""'"" plan IF AUGUST U IS \'OUR llRTlf· UO (July 23·Au11 22) N-1.._.1
an•nll•M•nt will bf' r,_nlf'd 10 you DAY: h1llt1w1n11 ff'nutton•I M'tb•d•i
F«u.e on lnltl•llvt. ungln.aloty •lnhl)' yuu'll dt'tlnt lorrmt )'(iU'll hoot> An>•IC'r
to ulllt.r• C',..allve t•ll'nt Aquar1an ..tt·knowl.-dllt Dur1n11 ,,_1 Ill month•
Moon ~rr-nll p.ar1nn1h1p, p11bh< your hie ha.• l>Hn •lvn 10 trtd111nnal
lm-r mer111I t111111 "8Np opfN 'f'nu ,. rom1n11 out of 1hl4
VIRCO (Aug 2l ·~rt 22) Ell'lploy now. ~1nn1nc 1n A.u11111 wh,n nw,,,
ment pi(t11re •ubff<1 tt1 •udJf'n chang• dt>inntk .aJ1111UMn1 tallft pl-. V1talr •
F«llt un tN<t1c tlltu"· fW1 •u"'1val, •n• ry tttufNI wlt•ronhdtntt r.plM'f't .. n·
ol f11-lntu1llvt lntl'Uttl p"1W!!t "" · nu• You muld M knqwn • tlw ~·
1bl1 C.llttf C•pn<t>fn Aqu•m,. ptt b•(~ kid •• ·In ~pt•111b4-r, vou
toM f1a11r. prom1rwntly ··~opportunity for,..., • ._,.....
URA CS.pt.1H:>rt 221 Fmpf\•1t ltOft.yo..ll"'IO)'C")'(llOfch.rinll•·•""•
on rnl•rtalnm.nt, kldy 11n.ttte _ • .;.,,...;..._,.._1 ... ;,~f •:..";.;;•;;..,..;;..;.il:..1;;.;tl:..;n....,r;M"!!..,_......,...,. ___ --='_
Call 7 t 4/489-9428
MERCHANDISE
MISC. 601G
NEWPOHT
BEACH 6160
LIDO ISLAND Sat 7·7,
loavm9 atta must sell
e11ery1n1ngll, 219 Vlo
Ou Ito
Transportation
BOATS 7011
Seevourcar
make tracks!
Neect to sell yoo cor? Do it the easy way! Run your
auto oo for 10 ckJys in the Doily Pilot/Independent. ~ it
doegi't sell, we'I run it for 5 more days, FREE!*
Col Ckissified for ck!toi~.
iiliili~
IMZ-5678
'78 Seville
etoan, straight. ortg ..
runs out well, firat
$1425 00 673·2014
'85 Eldorado.MINT
COHO. full pwr, g1·
ragad, seller moll•
11aled $7900obo 34K
ong ml. 723-1 255
CHEVROLET 904~
'72 VEGA auto, storlo,
new pa1n1. (yellow)
$795. 645-371 7
HONDA 9081'.)
'89 Accord LXI, 2dr,
1 owner AT, AC, pa,
pw. cass, 44K mllH ,
$9,900pp 673·1193
LINCOLN 9 120
'71 LINCOLN Cont ..
nent•I. 460 eng. run•
good St 295 Musi ... 1
642-0587
MEHCf:DJo.;S 91311
PEUCU:OT »I RO
* '78 •04 Seden1 di••••. auto, 1unroof,
good "res, good trana
ear. St.400. 662·7224
SUZUKI ~:.>o:.
'86 SUZUKI SAMMI
C:Ol\11, 4X4, new top &
extras, rune & look•
gtt $3000. 723-0225
TOYOTA !1:!1 •
'81 COROLLA
Rune good, very
clean. S 1J500. Call
714/894·7423 .... ,
3:30pm or leave m .. .
VOl.KSWAliON 11~.t •
•• , vw ....... 4 •••
new tlre1, AM /FM
Cau, Rune Or,atl b•
trem•ly rellablel Ooly s, 000 83().9114
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