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Question or the Day Hard Rock Cale guitar approved by Newport City Council, 7-0
'(nsportsmanlike conduct? ~No opposition at meeting to 40-foot flashing Fender for restaurant's site at Fashion Island. mak<''i the ~u1tdr ~tring' look a' 11
they :m! hcinr 'trummcd. By Tony Oodero
SUlf W,!ter
th1' November.
Many homeowners near Bonita Creek Park
Sjy they paid for the park when they bought
6 eir homes and want noisf sports activities to
end. O pponents say that i is a city park and
as originally planned for active use,
iocluding organized sports. Read the story
below and tne n let us know what you think
about the park's usage.
NEWPORT BEACJ J -It's time to
rock.
Originally, I Jard Rock Cafe official!.
a kcd for 50-fcct to make room fo r a
guitar sign featuring a 20-foot ncclo..
and 20-foot body sitting atop a I().
foot fountain. But the council scaled
that down, limiting the height of the
sign to 40 feel.
40-foot l11n1t WJ' no thing to fret
about, he was JU't happy that the
council Jpprovc:d the .,1gn.
"I think "e JUSt had to explain our-
<telvc~. · ~cc' 'aid "To dear up any
m1sconce pt ion~.··
But the guitar 'ilgn idea didn't pla~
ve ry '4-Cll "irh Councilwoman Jean
Watt \\ho prnpo~ed M:almg .do\\n the
guitar e'en mure by eliminating the
fountain, toning down the dnimat1on
and eras1n~ the word\ J lard Rod ·
from the 'l~n Call our Readers' Hotl ine at 642 -6086 and
leave your comments along with your name
(Spelled out), city and phone number.
City Co uncil members hit a har-
monious chord Monday and approved
th e construction of a 40-foot-high.
nashing Fender guitar lO grace the
outi.ide of the new Ha rd Rock Cafe
th at is due to open at Fa,hion l!.bnd
Jim Rees, vice president of op-
erations for Hard Rock Cafe, !>aid the
Rcprc-,cntative\ of the famed eat-
ery "ere able to drum up 'trong \UP·
port for the neon-blue '1gn. that "111
alc;o fc.1tu re hhnking <.1mmat1on that
W.ttt called the "•gn c.ansh, and
See GUITAR!BIC:ll Piil
Park neighbors want rooiball shut out Couple's pet dog
shot by neighbor
for alleged attack ~ Newport North
(esidents say noise from
organized sports at Bonita
Creek Park is making
their lives miserable
By Russ Loar
SUl1 Wntef
NEWPORT NORTH -Two
JFars ago, homeowner living
ifear Bonita Creek Park claimed
tpe noise from athletic teams
i}lere approached near rock-
concen levels.
Noise tests conducted by the
ehy failed to confirm those
claims, but the homeown ers arc
Still convinced that nighttime
noi c levels coming from their
rTCighborhood park arc out or
bounds.
"The lights and the noise and
lhc traffic arc too intense for
being in a residential area," said
homeowner Dan Rabun, assist-
ing the Newport Nonh Villas
Home owne rs Association in
their appeal to the city. "It's an
unfo rtunate situation, it hould
have never happened."
...,. Owners say year-old springer spaniel
was harmless , but Costa Mesa. authorities
b~lieve man shot dog in self-defense.
By LoriAoo Basheda
St.If ~·nei
COSTA Ml:.~A -\ Co ta Mc a couple "-Cpl
MunJa~ at a funcrJI for their one-~ear-0ld dog
Moll~. but the \.\lie of the man who hot the pnnger
.. p.in1cl to dc.nh maintains neighbors pnv<.1tel)
th.tn\..ed her hu.,band after the inc1dcn1
"~1) hu-;band lo'e' animal . but that dog I' \I·
oou.,,' ~aid Carol Engblom "It' had me cornered
he lore -about 10 take m)' face off.··
Lngblom <ud there "ere plenty of rumor!. about
the dog in the Co ta Me a Street neighborhood One
had ll that the dog's owner;
could onl) get out of their
hou .. c '"ithout being an acked
them elves b) throwing ra"
mcit on the other !iidc of
the '"'"S room ~h1lc others
'aid 1hc) 'd !>ecn the dog'
C)C' "hterall\ turn red"' "1th
r.1gc
But Todd Be~en 'aid
th.it ', hogv.·a!>h
'M y husband
loves animals.
but that dog is
vicious . It's had
me corn ered
before -about
to take my face
off.' City officials ay they will
again measure noise levels at
Bonita Creek Park, at University " """'-0 ' • I
Qnvc and Jamboree Road. The From left, Daniel Ives, Danielle Pfaff, Chip Going, Dayne pen with their football league as Bo nita Park neighbor'!> I
last noise measurements we re Pfaff and coach Donald Pfaff are unsure what \\'ill hap· arc complaining about the noise of games and practice . I
made after the cod of the foot-
ball season and may not have ac-worried that they "111 Jose the u e of ing the number of tc.irn on the field. Homeo" ncr '!>J) rhc) "d rather hJ\l'
~rately measu,ed peak noise leve ls, the park. Ah hough ome ha' c uggeMed the a "passi'c p.1rk." In a l>'\lf\C) Clllll-•
"Moll) wa., harmlc!i'>," the
dog·, o"ncr 'aid "She "a a
pupp). and rn' ne1ghhor 'hot
her to death ""llh a 45 mm
handgun."
•\n1mal control officer..
ho"e'cr. 'a) the) behe'c Ronald tngblom ~hot the
dog in ,elf dcfen e la't Fnda~ afternoon and do not
plJn tl' cue him cording to city officials. ''They are just very mad that pco-league '!>hould m1)\'e to the ne" I> re-pieced b~ 79 of the hlirnco'\ ncr ·"· I
Some homeowners arc on edge pie are blowing "histles and making opened Lincoln Elementary chool. !>ociation\ l.'.19 f.1milie,, re 1de nt~ ~aid
ith the beginning of football season noise," aid Donald Pfaff, vice pre i-Pfaff aid the !I hool 1 alrcad) home they \\Ould prdcr a P·"'l'c par).. \\11h
r 1hc Newport-Mesa Junior All-dent or the Ne"' port-Mesa chapter of to occer team'!> and a' a1lablc park amcnitie ,u .. h a' .i JO~!.!'"~ 1raclo... bJr·
merican Football League. The the All-American Football League. space 1~ hard to find. bccucs, tcnn" court!. and a youth .11.:-
ague is but one of seve ral team -''This is a park for everybody and There arc 175 children bct\\cen the ti,ity center
.-\ccord1ng to repon,. l:.ngblom "3' in his garage
\\Ith h1!. 4-,car-old !)On "hen \1<'111~ charged aero '
the 'trcct. <onapp1ng a he ran.
l· ngblom told police he ~enc into h" hou e w call
Q 11. hut wa-. told help \\Ou Id not be 1mmcd1ately
1.ommg. In the meantime. the report a~ .. Engblom
""atchcd the dol! race do"n the trect and tn 10 b11c
eluding soccer and softb311 -that 1hcy can't believe that's the way ii is." ages of ' and 14 in the prog ram. in-"The Cll) pulled J f,,,, ,,01:.", Rabun
~ctice in the park . Pfaff said the team has compro-eluding 75 cheerleader:,. All but a few :ud. "In tead of ra1'lnl! ta\es to l'lu1ld
llut <;S)Oches and team membe rs of mised by shortening practice times, are from Newport Beach and Costa a park that I' 1ntendcJ fur the entire
lhc football league arc also on edge, pulling up parking barriers and umit· Mesa. according to Pfaff. See PARK;'Blell P1ge
J \\Oman get11ng into her car. ·
At that puint. he .• ud, he got h1!i gun and "e nt
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Street widening sparks
omplaints over speed
~ Victoria Street project to be dedicated today.
By Joel Beers
~Wltlf
COST A MESA Doug
1,.ang is reminded how much
tc street he's lived on for
eight years has changed each
ttme he exits the Costa Mesa
freeway at Victoria Street and
heads toward his home near
Placentia Avenue.
"Cars arc just zipping past
me, SO or 55 mph," Lang said.
"To me, that's dangerous. I
have little kids."
~The Victoria Street widening
icct, cosily one or the most
ntrovcrsial tramc endeavors
city history, is officially com·
pletcd. Construction finished in
~id-August, but an official eel·
a>ration is set for 3 p.m. today ' ff Victoria and American Av-
cnue.
The new four-lane divided
highway is bigger and, city of-
ficials say, afer than the two-
lanc ro~d that used to wind be-
tween Harbor Boulevard and
Canyon Drive near the city lim-
its. But increased speed and
noise, and decreased parking
arc cited by some residents as
drawbacks.
The city spent S2S million in
widcnin1 the street. lhc bulk of
that spent on purchasing and
destra,in1 96 pieces or prop-
erty;.
The atl"Olt aeeded widenin1
in order to le•n u amc on
Adame Avenue, which was
chronically burdened. Along
wltb Q>ast Highway,
8" V1CTORIA ST.tta .....
Keep up morale despite cuts, Honig tells educators ·
~ State school superintendent gives
annual back-to-school address.
By Russ Loar
StJll Wntet
As the Ne,\.'port·Mei.a Unifi ed School Dis·
trict began 1ts fi r l full \\Cc).. of chool Mon-
day, State Superintendent of Schools BiJJ
· l lonig exhorted educator'!> to l ecp their spir-
it up despite this ye ar's severe budget cuts.
"It's been a tumultuou ummcr for school
districts await ing resolution of the budget cri-
sis,'' Honig said in his annual back-10-~hool
speech. "N"o' • nlthough educators arc being
forced to mal\e painful cut at their schools.
I am confident 1ha1 the spirit or the educa-
tional ~mmunity will not he broken."
It was a difficull ~ummcr for Ncwport-
Mcso schooJ dh trict officials who cut last
year's budget by nearly $4 million and laid
off 135 cmptoyccs to balance an S80 mill.ion
operating budget for th e new school year.
Statewide "restructu ring" efforts, dcsicncd
to improve and modernize public schools, -m continue de pite the bleak budget pie-
tuce Car public education in the )CJr' JhcJd,
according to Honig.
"Many of the educational rclnrm effort
throughout the tate "111 continue. Jue to the
hard "orlo.. and dcternunation ol t1:achcrs.
principab. admtn1!.tr.1tm and ,1uJcnts "ho
have the desire to learn." Honig .... ud
Reform effort'!> ha\C p:ud l)fl l\X'Jll) tor
Kaiser Elemental') chool in (\,,,1.1 ~k-.J,
\\here school ort ic1al' lc.1rncd l'n.l.1\ the\
will receh c St50,000 a )e:u for the nc\t fi,e
)ear from the · t:uc. pending appro,.11 of the
lcghlation by Go,. Pete \\ 1hon KJl\et
school wa one of 13.' public '"hoob choi.e n
from about , 20 appl icant~ for the !ltJtc De·
partment ot Education' re truc1unng gr alll'>.
A fter preliminary appro,al. Coron.1 del
Mar High Sc hool failed to "in f undmg for 11
re ·tructunng plan. but many or the nc" 1dc.i
deve loped by the high !>Chool for the grant
will be put into plaec, according to Ne" port·
Mesa Superintcndenr fohn Nicoll.
"We e\amincd the plan, and mu"h ot 11
dot not in,ohe actual applic:etion or rund,,''
Nicoll ~•id. "h is a queMion or mM.1lc and
attitude onJ wor!l.mg together nnJ l dun't
think that' going to get lo t."
I Citizens wanted for
school budget panel
l'h1: '\1.'\\p1.lrt-Mc~a U1111tcd ch~lnl
D1,tr1d 1, ollcnn\; 1,,,,11 rc,1Jenl\ a
chan .... "' lcJrn ab~.'ut ':I nd intlul n.:c
lhc "·'~ 1hc J1,111d ,p .. nJ , 11, m1111c~.
The ''-hlx>I J1,t11..t' ,e,cn '~ho<.11
bo.11,f 1111.:m"l.'r' '"II ,a .. h .1rr\11n1 t\\,,
mcmhl'r \.l( a ( 1llldh UuJ~d
AJ"''lf') Cl)rTill•tt"c beg11111m~ 111
Ocluhcr. The 1 .. member c11111m1lkl.'
....111 \\OfK \\Ith the ,,hlX)I \>ll.HJ on the
\QIB-94 buJ~ct. 'l'l"\1ng until the
bud~1.1· final aJl1pt1l'n in Aui u't \'}9.'
'"1 h1. C'!>t<Jbh-.h1ng ol .111 ,1J, 1'4.H)
committee create'!> a n\\HC \ll~.llllLCJ
a'enuc by \\hllh pel1plc\ con .. cin' c.111
be tr Jn\nt11tcJ h> l10JrJ mcmlwt' :md
't.1ff alike," ... ud hlXll d1\tn..t
·u~nntcndcnt John N1~oll "lhc
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Cl ASStftfO AD Of TKl DAY
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A2 Tuesday, September 15, 1992 Newport Buch/Colla M ... Daltv Plldt
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Locals Only Man;aging Editor Sleve M;arble ... 642 .. 32
Streetwise Chowder Cook-off results are • 1n . • •
Q n. t9lllC ot tnlY Vlllll 1111
: becOlle I CllllPlllll llM. Wlllt
do tlllllY valull -to you?
1A)ked N~"'Jl"'I I t.ubor t flgh ~hool sw1mm1ng poolJ
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Ma rin McElfresh
Newport Beach
'll mean.,
..,upporting and
lu\ ing your
1.1m11\."
Carey Read
Costa Mesa
"It 's what your
parents t.:iught
you about what's
good and bad."
Michael
DiGruccio
Newport Beach
"It's all a
... moke)crccn
be1 ng u cd by
politi cians."
Eric Sherwin
Newport Beach
II ., d c.,Hch
phr,h l' that
pol111t 1an) art'
d 1u~1ng Im thei r
rn\ n pu rpo'>C'S."
Lois Irvin
Newport Beach
"It mean'> having
good relclttons so
you re main < lo~e
tn your f.:imtlv "
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BEST OF THE CHOWDER -The judges
have judged, and the best chowders in Sunday's
Chowder Cookoff were: Judge's Choice, The
Cannery; 2nd place, Back Bay Care; 3rd, Parker
Searood. The Public's Choice was Back Bay Care.
And in the non-restaurant category, Fine Dinin&
Catering, based in Costa Mesa, was the winner.
Judges included Fifi Chow and Kathy Thomas,
food writers: John Hedges and
Ruth Ellen Plummer, Newport
Beach City Council; and David
Carmichael, Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce. '
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CALDERON TO BAYSIDE -
Lucy's Bar and Grill, the fom1er
Ellis Island International Eatery
has had a bumpy ride, but things
may smooth out, now that h an
Calderon, one of Costa Mesa's
best Mexican chefs, has
sub-leased the kitchen.
Calderon, a 22-year veteran of
Tastings
and Tidbits
El Torito, owns Taco Mesa on -----• 19th Street, a sma·ll, but successful cafc with
top-grade food and a following of fait hful
customers and no liquor lice nse. Taco ~lcsa will
continue, but in the evenings, Calderon will be
showing his culinary stuff to a wh ole new crowd
at the Pacific Coast at Bayside location, where a
lively bar can pour a margarita.
Lucy Luhan, owner of Lucy's, and Duck
Baker, the restaurant's entertainment director
and promoter, are eager to draw in a dining
crowd. Comptrolle r Robin Miskey, who has
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
•Please send It in writing: To pl.1ce an !.'\lent. please
write: Community Events. Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St .
Costa Mesa, Dlif. 92627
TODAY
7· JO a.m. Latinos Costa Mesa, wccl.ly breakfast me-el
1ng. Denny's re$1auran1, Brastol Street and
Red Hill Avenue, Costa ~
7.15 a.m. Newport Harbor Area Ch.lmber of Com·
merce, Dolphin~ breal.fa>t, N~port B<!ach
M.lmott
nuon Corona def M.lr Chamber of Commerce,
monthly luncheon and pr<!Senlation of the
chamber's Long Range Plan, Oysters restau·
rant Clll 673-4050 for reservations.
5 p.m.
WED NESDAY
Newport H11bor Chamber of Commerce,
Networking '92, John Dominis restauranL
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13
20
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worked 21 years between stints at El Torito and
Cano's, suggested Calderon to them, and
thought he might have the right stuff. I think so.
too.
The crowd now coming in around 10:30 at
night will be augmented by dinner hour diners
who love Calderon's cooking, and would like to
visit the handsome bar.
Lucy's Bar and Grill is open from 6 to
midnight Tuesday-Thursday, tit 2 a.m. on Friday
and Saturday night. 353 East Coast Highway.
Phone 673-7800.
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GINO STILL ON THE HILL -Rumors were
flying last week that Gino Boero, cornerstone of
Gino's on The Hill was decamping for a life of
leisure. Not true, says Gino, "but," he added, "I
am going to have more time off. I have hired a
new general manager named Danny Tulley, and
I am going to relax and be the host with the
most." Gino, you always have been!
Tulley, 42, has had numerous restauran t
positions, including his earliest, sharing bus boy
responsibilities at the old Alley West with Rex
Chandler.
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SELLING SAUSAGE BY TUE CARLOAD
That's how it seemed to the Sabatino's when
they were· in Las Vegas for an Italian Feast last
week. Pete Sabatino of the Lido Shipyard
Sausage Company says they sold 10,000 pounds
of sausage in 12 days!
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A NEW BALBOA RJSTORANTE -Al Mare
• SEPTEMBER •
1 2 3 4 5
7 8 g 10 11 12
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5 .30 p.m. World Trade Center Association of Orange County, m1~er, Baroacoo restaurant, 3333 P.1c1f1l Coo\! ll18h1,,1y,
Newport Beach, 724-91122
6 30 p m Costa Mesa Rede~elopment Agency, regular meeting. council chambers, C11) llall .... fair 011w
7 p.m. Costa Mesa Transportation Commission, regular meeting. council chambers, C11y II.ill. 77 f.i1r Dml'
THURSDAY
7 pm Meu Consoilid.ited Water District Board of Directors, regular meeting. 1954 Jll.1c\·nt1J Aw . \u1ll' JO.I lo~t.i
Mcs.1
FRIDAY
7 lO m Ne~port Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, Ambassad~ meeting. chambtor otflu•, 14 ·o 1.1mhurl•t• ~d 1'.~·11
port Beach.
COSTA MESA
South Coast Plua: A 20·~rar old S,m1.1
Ana man, Regg,e Deharo. w,u arre)h:d
Sunday fcx burglary
21 sl Strttl: Police arreslt>d ll·ye.ir old
Melissa Syme, of Santa Ana on susp1
c1on of burglary. The arrN was m.1df'
1n the 1 50 block
South Col.St Plan· Two men werr •r
rested Friday at South Co.i\t Plal.1 for
apparently unrelated burgla ries. Ar
rested were 1Cev1n Marigny, 32, of los
Angeles, and Henry Carey, 15, of Sdnld
Ana.
Christopher: A Huffy blcyclr wa~ stolen
from the g;irage of a homt> 1n the 2SOO
block
Presidio Drive. Someone stoic an est1
matl'<l S 1,000 \.\-Orth o( tools Saturday
from a p1cl.up truck that was p.-irked al
a 1es1cknce 1n the 900 block
NEWPORT BEACH
Balboa Avenue: Newport Elementary
School was vandaltzed 5.lturday. Posters
v.~re ripped off the walls, adding ma-
chine tape draped over Ouorescent
lights and 0<ange juice and coffee
sptlled on the Ooor. Entry to the school
was made through a window 1n the Cl.IS·
tod1an's office where ~eys to the school
were lept. A damage estimate is pend·
ing.
Irvine A~fnuf: A masked robber Of·
dercd an elderly employee of Minute
IC1ng JI J5 jU lr"\inl' AH'. to 11~ on ttw
Oocir ,11 .11.>out 10 JO .1 m SundJ\ 1\h11l•
he rolJbt•d the con\"n1cntf \tOtl' ol
SS 000 in rJsh lht• male su,pt•Cl -
about 5 llt:I 11 inch(') tJll, and of .I\
erage \H'1i;h1 -\.\-Orr .in Army l·'l l.t•I
blue j('Jns. a c.ip .ind a rubber ma>l
The robbery 1\a\ \1deo1apcd b> the
store·s lo4.'t ur1ty S)'>lcm
Ocean Fronl: Slt'r!'O l'qU1pn1t•n1 \\orth
Sl,925 wJs stol~n S.11urd.iy frnm an
apartment 1n the 3200 block I hl•11•
were no signs ol forced entry
Jamborn Road: An emplO)CC uf
Shirley's Bagel at 360 I Jambor~ Ro.\tl
discovered lhe loss of S4 20 from the• ca.sh dr.lwt'r The cash was t.l~l'n t,c.
tween Wcdnesd.ly and Sund.-.y. Pohcr
found no s1~ns of forced M iry.
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ah,.t Modftipl
has been open since July 4th in the arcade of the
hi storic old Balboa Inn. TI1e owner -whose
first name is Ron and Inst name is ~o
unpronounceable that he has shortened H to Ni&
-says he looks forward to good business this
fall in the picturesque arcade.
Haven't tasted the food, and the menu reads
like standard Italiano fa re, very well priced, with
five or six pastas from S5.95 to S9.95. Al Mare is
a casual, Balboa dining ~1dventure . 105 Main
Street. 673-7500. Open from 5·10 p.m.
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JS THIS TlllNG KOSHER? -Some of us
who graduated with honors from the Cnrne~ie
Deli in NYC feel a deep allegiance to the
Pastrami Sandwich, with its geologic layers of
warm moist pastrami on fresh rye wi th mustard.
Slades, new in Fashion Island. h~1s a yu ppie
ve rsion of the classic sandwich. Pastrami is
heaped on, in the same "ay grocery store
delicatesscm. Jo, when they ma ke those curly.
sliced turkey s.1nd'' ichcs; then, the meut is
covered in melted Bric cheese and the l)e ill \Cry
toasted.
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A llALF-PRICE MENU -T hat's \\hat a ru
Parrish, O\\ ncr of Abbondanzu on Lido says. She
is fru strated bC}Onll belief; she ha an attractive
restaurant -pl easant ambience, good food and
fa ir prices -yet, she just can·t seem to get a
romance going wit h p.llrons around here.
Parrish is marking everything on her menu
half price in hopes that people '''" gh e the
Italia n re taurant a ch ance to show what thev
can do. 3421 Yiu Lido. 6 75·8973. •
Deaths
t..'\o)t recent dl'Jths .h ••"JXM'Wcl 111 thl• Or Jr t.>c Cwnt\
Rl>t orclrr > 01 flet'
Costa Mesa
a Jo sephine M. To ma. 7 5 on Au~ 1 O. 1 'J1J.?
a Louis Anthony Gibson, (,J on Au~ 11. 1 •J~.!
O Elizabeth Aguirre. 5-i 11n Auh 5, 1 <)<).?.
Newport Beach
a Cl.line Ar(her Cerf, 6 ~. on Augu~t 13, I 'J'.J2
a Ann E. Wagner. ts2 on Aug ts. 1992.
a Alfred Strogoff. 64 on Aug. 10, 1992
a Winifred Foss. 8 1, on .'\ug 6. 1992
a C.ltherine C. h .lns. 81 on Aug 11. 1 'I Jl.
a Joseph W. Danely, 78 on Aug 5, 19CJl
An :irttdc 111 Th urs<l.1y'l> cd11mn ot the Daily
P1lu t t11 lcJ . MJn to ~tJIHJ trtal in attcmrtc<l
r.1pc" crroncuusly reported thJ t th!! ~C\UJ at-
t:id( occu1 red .at a 17th Sttect rcs t.111r,1n l 111
Co,1.1 f\k ,.1
In fa t.t, JXlhcc ~J1J the "om.rn \\J!I .1ttoc~cd
an the l'c~trn<>m JI the Dcnnv\ re ,taut .111t .ll
3170 I l.11hor UhJ . in Co:ita f\tc,~1.
The 0 .111) Pilot n:i;rct) the error . • Due. to .1 nmlJ~c m,1Jc b\ a moJcrJtor at J
recent Cmta f\lc!la Cttv Counci l c;a11JiJ.11c·
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Bal~: 72/63
Costa Mesa: 76/61
Corona del M;ar: 72/62
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Hazy 1fternoon sunshine wUI follow
Hrfy morning low dovds. T em~1lu'"
will be In thf middle 70s on IM rout,
hlah 70s Inland. lows from lhe mid SOt 10
low 6()s •
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clouds, cle.1rlng 10 motlly sunny ski.s.
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coming down 10 Co 13 Mc 3. You
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people do. So 11 ull \1tct there in
hopping carh looking untidy.
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them from one place and instead of.getting
jobs and moving into a
~ubdivbion, they go and be
homeless somewhere cbe.
Imagine that.
That isn't what we Santa
Ana residents had in mind
when we hooshed them
Ultimately, the M>lu 11on was w
~1mple it'5 amazing nobody ever
thought or it before. Just Say Shoo.
It bn't even an original idea. If you
can remember hack as for a!> 1968 you
migh1 recall the presidential campaign
U1timately, the solution was so
simple it's amazing nobody ever
thought of it before. Just Say Shoo .
appeared 111 h.l\c come from cuunl) '>C.:dl
lool..1ng lor a l..111dcr. g1:ntler pl.1u.: 10 e\1,1.
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Editor's
Notebook
out the other day. We told
them either to quit being
poor or get out of tov. n.
We didn't mean go to the
next town. If they insi!.t on
not having anyplace to live,
they can go do it in
Nicaragua.
I thought it was a
brilliant idea to move out all the homeless
pcQpJc out of Santa Ana. I've wa lked
through the Civic Center a million times
and I've always been appalled at how tacky
homelessness is. Homeless people not only
don't have homes, 1hcy don't have garages
of comedian Pat Paulsen. He was running
on the Stag Party ticket and one of h1!>
plank!> was that v.c should mnke po'erty
illegal. It was an idea or elegant simplicity.
Semantically at kast, )OU could fit it under
the rubric of the War on Po"eny. At the
same time, you could appeal to the folks
who believe that '"hen you have a problem
you give it until sundown 10 vamoose or you
blow i1s brains out.
Unfortunately. in the larger en c, the
system breaks do"n when poverty refuse to
disappear but simply moves next door. And
there's some evidence that's exactly what's
occurring in Costa Mesa. At least one of
the city's private poverty relief agencies has
reported a small influx of newcomers who
A ft cr ull 1-. '>aH.l)lnJ done. C.m t.1 Me,,1
hJ':I h1stoncJI~ been and rc01.11ns 1ud.i)
a plJcc '\\here people tr} to l:ice 1hc
colleCll\c probl~m-. of hum.1n1I) .1nd d~.il
"1th th em compJ .. ,1qnatcly. I'm not SJ) 111i;
thcr~ aren't people here "ho \\uuldn '1 IJ\11r
the Sama A n.1 approach to 1hc proble m uf
homcle,,nc, . Out lhh 1s Jbo the 1.1ty ol
Jc.m I urh.llh JnJ a lot of 01hu people II'-:.:
her. Thi," 1he cit) ''here ~tc rlo.. HJtkbcrl!,
ha' her !>oup l..1tchcn Jnd \\he re J IJrgc.
do\\nlO\\ll church JU'>t agrceJ to viler 1hc
~oup l..11chcn a pcrmJncn1 pl.ic.: h> opcr.11e .
It ~\and'> to re.1!.0n that at k :"l '-lime of 1hc
people cha'>cd from their CJ mp JI 1he S.i nta
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Send your items to Bob 11Jn
Eyken, The DJi/y Pilot, 33Q W.
Bay St., ·Costa M esa, 92627.
Today, Sept. 15
Estate planning -Merrill
Lynch will olfer a free seminar
entitled "Estate Planning: The SLlte
of Your Estate" from noon to 1
p.m . at the Center Club in Costa
Mesa. Call 955-6158.
In spirationa l s peaker -
The Newport Beach friends of the
Library will ho:.t a t.ill.. by Taylor
HJrtman, a national!) l..nown auth·
or of tv.o popular books on person·
al1ty and beha' 1or at the Newport
Center Library, 856 San Clemente
Or. The talk is free and open to the
public.
Spanish classes -Classes
in beginning Spanish will be offered
at the Jewish Community Center.
250 Bat..er St. in Costa Mesa, be·
ginning Sept. 15. C.Jll 751-0608.
Victoria Stteet opening
-The city of Costa Mesa will host
a grand opening ceremony to mark
the end of construction on the
Victoria Street widening project at 3
p.m. at lhe corner of Victoria Street
and American Avenue.
Creative writing -Corona
del mJr publicist, cop)'\'riter and
scriptwriter Barbara OeMarco '"111
speak on the topic "Creati\e
Writing for Self-Expression"in the
Newport Center Library's Bro'A n
Bag Lunch Series, noon Sept. 1 5 at
the library, 856 San Clemente
Ome. For 1nformat1on, CJll
644-3181
Art of Bonsai -A ,".''eel..
cl.lss in bonS.11, the art oi cull1\clllng
and training miniature tree:., .. , 111 be
offered by the city of Costa Me>a
beginning at 6.30 p.m. Sept. 15 at
the Neighborhood Communtl}
Center. 1845 PJrk Ave. The fee is
560 for city rc>1dents and $65 for
non-residents CJll 645-8551
letting go -Joanie
Heinemann, a registered nur:.e and
m.Jrriagc, fJmily and child
counseling intern, will offer a
progr,1m entitled "How to Let Go
of Your Kids" .1t 7 p.m. Sept. 1 5 at
1151 Oo\e St., suite l 05 in
Ne"port Be.Jch Call 476-0991 .
9-0ttooeJt glttendg-
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Join the "Memories of Yesterday"
Collector's Society & receive the
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free with your $30 membership.
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We Have Some Very Shocking News
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over 50,000 government buildings,
schools, apartments and homes, the
Electro-gun has proven to be one
of the most environmentally sound
methods of drywood termite
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A viable alternative to tent fumigations, Ecol• Service• Inc.
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• Removal of food or plants
• Costly roof tile damage
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Two men charged in drive-by shooting
By LoriAM 8Jshedc1
( < l\ 1 \ !\ti :> \ -I "\l men .1 ... rn,ec.J ot 111
Jllll • .1 II\ .11 );Jng lllllllht:r I.I\! 111\llllh IO J
d1 '' l "' '' "'11 1ng JI J Sh 1l1ni.1r ()11,c apJrt-
llll 111 ,,in \ \\C rc mdcrul \hlf1J~ tu \t.:tnd
t 11.il , , • ·~·, ,11 ... , ll'(llfJ•' t11 ,·umm11 mur-
\f, r .1 .,I t. o..'\.' ,1,.>Unt' t:.1 ... h 111 .111,mpted mu r-
,kr
Oct:111u:d in the Orange Coun1y Juvenile
Hall on the i.amc charge i a 17-)'c:ir-old
Co:.1J Mc 3 boy A hearing to determine
"hethcr there " enough evidence to end him
to triol ha not yet bee n held.
(orp'.
Rub1o's a:1rlfricnd, Co ta Mesa re 1den1 lrnlJ
\'111..i ana, 21, ha been charged wi th being .in
.1cc:\!i.~ory Jftcr the (act, a crime which c~1n cmt
her up to three ycnrs in prison 1( -,he i1o con-
\ tClcd. Police believe he tried to conceJI or
dc,troy 1he gun that "a allegedly ui.cd.
Donadons help keep DCC aquaNln 11111t
COSTA MESA -The future of the endangered Orange Coast
College aqu.irium i more ccurc thank!! to $5,000 in donations
from t\\O anon}mous donors. The gifl "ill keep the :iquarium
open for th e remainder of the i.chool )Car.
f,1ri:l' R t.l,111, v.hll l!r.1Ju.11cJ lr11m L,t.inc1a
I la ·h '),·hu11l 1111, 'Prt~g. JnJ J,1,c.: R.1m1rez. :?I,
,, hl' Jrr .11~ncJ al Supc.: r, r (.", irt in <;ant a
\, 1 ~cpt ~~ The) arc l'Urrl n1'' bctni! hclJ at
till' Orange (\1un t) J:11l lln S~:'tl ooo h.111
Occau e all three uspccts have been linked
10 a local gang, they also ha\e been ch:irged
\\ith \tOIJting the Street Tcrrori m Enforce-
ment and Prc\ention Act -a relntively new
law dei.igncd to enhance the punishment of any
crime committed on behalf of a gang. Conse-
quently, each is facing 15 yeu s in state prison.
Deputy D1 trict Attorney Gnry Pacr sa id
Rubio and Ramirez were ordered Monday to
i.tand trial in Superior Court after prosecutors
presented evidence thnt they h:id a \erbal al-
1crcat1on with riva l gang members before alleg-
edly returning to shoot at them.
The h\O, $2,500 anon}mous gi(h -fro m a corporotion and a
private inc.lividu.11 -were given tu the c~llcge o~ Mo!'day. The
1.000-gallon aquarium is the l.irgcst public aquarium ·~ Orange
County, \i\itcd by more than 10,000 elementary nnd high school
studen ts a )Car, according to college offici als. . The arrest ca me two weeks before Rubio
was scheduled to leave ~o join the Marine Orange Coai.t College marine biology profesi.or Dennis Kelly
i.aid ii costs S3,000 a year tu m<.1intain the aqu:irium. Kelly plans
to use the donationi. 10 cre:ite an endo'' ment 10 help fund
aquarium operations in future years. Council insists
on park; senior
housing relocated
Pair arrested in Costa Mesa robberies, rape Kelly, \\ho recently took part in a five-v.cck ~icntific rei.earch
expedition 10 the Antarctic, will i.pca k at the college abou t the
journey and his findings from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Se pt. 18.
'.\ l: \\'PO R r BEACll -Cm
l \•u11..-tl mcmb,•r, Jc.Ill "1th thl' ·•'l r.:m~.1111' of l hc lr\inc Cll
... '.: ,,,rn .:111 agrl'C"lent ~ll1nd.t)
t•) ,,r.1pp111g .1 pl.in that \\l1ulJ
hJ\C cltmin a1ed .i pruposcJ 5-acrc.
JClt\e park from the Upper Ca-.1-
J\\J\'> ptopCrt).
1 he .11.ltlrn not onl) en\un:!> 1h.1 1
the pJrl... \\Ill be incl uJcJ m thc
rlans fllr the Casla\\.l)S !>tic, but
1.ltrninatcs J pro,·1sion to pl.ice .11·
t.•r,fJble -.enh1r hou'>tng on the
'lt1. The Cl>unctl instcaJ turnlJ
h,1, I... to a prc\lous pb n to pl~ll'c
.in) ... uch hou~ing at the Bap IC\\
I .111.ltri~ pr1.,p.:rt~.
\\ 1:,·n the wunctl .ippw,cJ 1h,·
,!.,:,ck1pml'nl ag reement "11h th.:
l1,111e C11 IJ'll month. 11 ''cnt
11!.ltn,1 the Pl.rnning Comml'Sion
• rnd J~r1:.:d 10 pl.ice thc 'eniM
lhlll'lll:,'. JI L'ppc..r ca~l;J\\,I)'
13) \lll:n~ tl1 d1an~c that prm t·
'ion. the .:ou ni:d mll\ cJ the pm·
po-.ed p.irl... lr1.m1 the Ca-.1.1''")'
"llC Ill 13J" 1c" Lrndtnl!. But rc,1·
J,·nh lt\tni,! nc.1r the~ Ca•.t~l''·l)'
propcrt). a~ \\ell as Jan Vander-
vort , the ch.11r.,oman ol the Pad,.,,
Beache' anJ RecreJttlln Comm1'-
.,1on. opp(hcd thc ch.1n~c c1ttng a
nccJ fo r .,i n JC!l\C p.irl... there
The council \OteJ 7-0 l\lond.:ty
Ill return 10 the oru::1n.d Pbnn1111!
Cumm1' ll>n propo:..Jl
\\1th ~londJ) '5 ch.ingc-.. 13.1\
\IC\1 Landing may mm he u ... eJ .1,
c1 1hcr a 10.000-ltquare-foot rc'>lJU·
1.1111, .1 40,llOO-!>quare·kkll ht:Jlth
duh llr 120 unit!> of .ii forJJhle 1,e-
n1m huu~1nu If the aftorJahlc
ht1u,111u j.., cho<.,en. h\)\\C\er. the n
the cit~ mu't 111 turn !!l'C the lr-
\lnc Co 30 000 i.quarc-fect of l.inJ
.11 f .1-,h1un l-.l.1nd. 5.1 J PJlt) Tcm-
pk. the Cll\ \ aJ,a11~cJ pl.rnning
By LonAnn Basheda
SLo'f \\tr.er
COST A MESA -T\\O Alabama men were ar-
rc.,tcd at a Fountain Valley hotel after in-
\C!.t1gators here linked them to three local armed
robberies and a reported rape at TeWinkle Park.
Kenneth McCullers. 24. and Reggie Moore, 20,
\\ere booked into the Costa Mesa jail Sunday on
SS0.000 b~il. Police are seeking to charge each
"ith three counts of armed robbery. McCullers is
;il-.o .1ccu-,ed of rape.
P1..ilicc :..aid ·both m~n arc from Birmingham,
Al:! .. but have been i.1aying at a M~rriott Resi-
dence Inn in Fountain Valley.
Th.it's ''here pl1hcc apparently found them after
a J 7-year-old Costa Mesa girl reported being
rJpcJ Saturday evening at 'J;eWinkl e Park.
Sgt. ~like Millington said police lin ked the men
to the .illcgcd incide nt v.ith the help of a license
pla te number.
AccorJing to Fountatn Valley Sgt. Darryl
Nance. the men were driving a stolen Toyota .
:"\:in'-·.: ... 1id the To\ota "a recovered when the
men ''ere arre!ltcd: but police are still searching
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Fountain Valley. ·
According to reports, McCullcrs and Moore ap-
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along "'1th hi!> wa llet.
YMCA counseling center sets meetings
Police say the next incident occurred some fi,c
hours later at about 2 a.m. Saturday wh en the
men allegedly held up a Circle K on Newport
Boule\ard in Costa Mesa, escaping with about
$50.
COSTA MESA -The YMCA Cent er for Family Coun cling
ha five new support group::. either meeting now or starting soon.
A CODA and AA group mceb Friday al 7 a.m. and noon, a
self-parenting group "ill me et beginning Saturda)', Oct. 3 at 10
11.m., a group for abuscJ or ba1tered \\omen meet::. Thuri.day al
7:30 p.m., a group for people "ith eating disorders meets Monday
al 6:30 p.m .. and a relationi.hip!. anon)mous group wi ll begin
Sunday, Oct. 4 at 7:15 p.m.
The groups meet at 3100 Airway A,e., Ste. 105 in Costa Mesa.
For more information, call 75.t-1 1..t.t . Lcsi. than three hours later, they allegedly
robbed a man at gunpoint while he \\ithJre" cash
from an A TM machine at the Bank of America on
Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. The loi.s wai.
put at S300.
-Uy the Dni/y Pilot
And at about 6:30 p.m. Saturday, McCulleri. al-
legedly raped a young woman V.ho he had ap-
parently met in a social setting earlier that day,
according to police reports.
McCullcrs anJ Moore were arrested at about
2:30 a.m. Sunday. Police say th ey have no idc;i
how long the men had been sta)ing in Californi:i.
Both arc -;cheduled to be arraigned toduy.
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Entertainment
SCR opens season
on humorous note
I t 1111ght hJ\C ~tarted llUI .1 ..
un "tn jol..c " bct"cen
plJ~\Hights George S.
KJulman :inJ ~Im-. 1 IJrt
JnJ thnr ··,1c1ous circle" <tl the
Algonquin I lotd b.1ck 111 I <JJ9,
but ... , he ~I.in \\'hl> Callll' to
Dinner' h..1' long !ttn.:e JOrneJ
hnei., it's still 3 dccrded pleasure
to re' i it Sheridan Whiteside and
hrs cr.1zy cronies, particularly in
.1 proics..ional production.
Drrector Will iam Ludcl,
mal..mg hr-. SCR debut, remains
IJ11hful to the period but injects
the shO\\ "tth some up·to-d:ite
p.icing. partrcularl) during the
tran11c scene~ \\hich close the
'cconJ .1nJ third acts. Ensemble
c\ccllcncc ntioun<h in a cast of
23 ~rformer-. sple ndidly
l·horl'ographeJ on Cliff
thl' r.1nJ...~ ol cl.i..l>ic•Americ.rn
c11111.:J .::., .i ge nre "hu:h South
C11.1-.t Rc pcn ury h.1., been
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~CR frnm
I .iul l..na\ ~rrav.ling, two-level
rntc1 ro r i.c11ing.
Kaufman ..1nd 1 lnrt hit o n the
1Jca of depo!>il ing (via a broken
hrp) a prototype o f the portly,
1...1u .. t1c cntrc Alc\andcr Woolcott
into a small-town Ohio home,
lrom ''here he \\Ould wreak
h.1\l>1: "ith the rc-.idenrs and
ne1[!hbor::, and auract the who's "h~ o f sho'' business in to
cnn~ule him. Even afte r more
1! .111 .1 hall-centul'), the premise
11..·m:11m a hearty laugh inducer.
Al SCR. the imposing I.M.
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any number of mere chucklers
(such as the classic opening
gambit, "I may vomit") until he
reaches the guffa\\S -which he
pl:iys to the hilt with both vocal
and physical acumen.
Laurie Walte rs handles herse lf
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secret:iry and occa!>ional
adversary, and her 'icenes with
the Great One sparkle with the
witty r:ipport born of long
acquaintance. As her glamorous
actress rival. Joan Stuart·~lorris
bri ng$ both a fel ine grace and
the inMincti. of an alley c..1t to
her eminent!) watchable
pc rformance.
, .. ,hrte::,iJc'!> un\\illing ho.:.t WW. is pla)ed with ::,ecthing
-comic rn tcn!.ily by
John-Dad<l Keller, \\hile Do~
Took as the book-writing local
doctor is a howl as he pops in
a nd out of the action, ahva)!I a
few beats behind. Jeff Allin is a
stnl"art local ne\\spapcr editor,
enriching one of the piny"~ few
straight assignments.
If all hell hasn't broken loose
by the third act. it certainlv docl>
when Ron Boussom enter; the
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embodiment of 1-larpo f\1.ir~.
l3oussom hits the !.tage ru nning
and gobbles up \\hatc,e r ~ce ncry
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Beach Boys show turns
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By T J Hutchinson
StJ!! \A,rtr:f
I t ~t:emcd like fom1l\ nighl ~..ttunJa~ at the P.icific Amphitheatre a th
Be:u,;h &1)" played 10 J "Full House."
After Carnie Wile.on, pJrt of the Wilson Phillipi. trio, introduced her
dad Brr.in Jnd the bo)S, 1he nearly p.1ckcd hou~c sent out rousing and re-
'pel·1ful cheer' 10 1he lcgcndar) h.ind of \ou1hcrn California. But more
c.imco .1ppe.ir.1nce~ were rn the works. •
After the band hrol..e out \\Ith "C'aliforn1J Girl<.," complete with bathing·
'Ult clad dancer!>, Mike LO\c rntroduccd rwo "lovtlv ladie:." in the audience,
Mi.1"·K.itc .1ml Ac.hie) 01-.cn, the t\\1 ~~ \\ho hare dutres playtng Michelle in
BC", ''Full House."
He then turned 10 one of \C\.crn t drum ~els on the \tage and introduced
\11chelle\ Uncle Jc '>ic. John S1Jm1>!>, who regularly harmonizes and plays
perc11,,111n and guitar with !he band when he·, 1101 aetmg. Some of the
)Olinger \\Omen at the c.ho\\ c.crcamcd \\1ldl) for the Orange County actor
'' h1k man~ of the fort)'\Ornc1hrng audience a'>ked "who rs he?''
The Beach Bo) offered up a healthy serving of their greatest hits in its
two-hour performance mctuding " urfin"," "De True to Your School," "Lit·
1te Deuce Coupe," :·L111lc Old Lady From Pa-,adcna" and "Surfe r Girl."
Thev alc,o sho\\cd off newer rendition'> of 111<.lcr ongs featured on a newer
.1lbum "Summer 111 Parnd1 c,c." And a hip-hop song they referred to as the
·f1r~1 rappin' ~urf' number \howed the b.ind ti. in iouch with the '90s.
T1l\\..1rd the end of the shnw, the audience was treated to a few more cam·
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cJmc on sragc 10 stng on the ~houtdcrs of St.imo and .1ctor Gary Bu cy.
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Diners bid to aid Daniel G. Aldrich fund in auction at the Ritz
C asual Chic. What is it?
Elaine Redfield
interpreted invitation
directive as a silver lame pant suit.
11111 ....
Society
Her co-chair for
the Sunday
Supper at the
Ritz, Eva
Schneider,
thought it was
pants, too, and
wore them with a
bright
mu hi-colored
belted jacket.
·• 1 think it is
anything you
want to wear,"
commented
Lillian Fluor
looking
marvelous in a mauvish-colored
suit. Mary Dell Barkouras chose a
black lace jacket and skirt;
Catherine Thyen \\Ore a red pant
suit; Nancy Sorosky wore a black
polka dot Scassi; Ollie Hill was
stunning in a black ca t suit topped
with a gold trimmed jacket; Donna
Bunce thought it w:ii; stunning too
and \\Ore the same top with a .
skirt; Michelle Rohe \\Ore white
pant wi1h black and white noral
top. and Mary Roosevelt's pant
ensemble in a golden/orange shade
went great \\ith her auburn hair.
(Fluor probably described CC to a
T.)
The 1 0 guests ga1hered at the
restaurant to raise funds and
in 1cres1 in the Daniel G. Aldrich
Jr. Memorial Cancer Research
Fund at the UCI Clinical Cancer
Cente r, Orange, learned another
fashion term -auc1io neerish!
Jack Peltason (departing UCI
DINNER:
From A6
no-nonsense nurse. John
Ellington's proper butler, Art
Koustik's seedy etymologist and
the rebellious teen·agers of
Benjamin Livingston and Rebecca
Clark. Worthy of pecial applau e
is ~icholns_l:lormann in a
devo~tatingly funny came o as the
Noel Cowa rdly sho\\-biz icon.
"The Man Who Came to
Dinner" is a welcome guest as the
opening show of SCR 's new
sel9on. with Ludel's imaginative
directorial touches and the talents
of a first-rate company igniting the
lnugh meter. Performances ·
continue Tue days through Frida>
at 8 p.m .. Saturdays at 2:30 and 8,
Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 until Oct.
11 at South Coast Repertory, 655
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Call 957-4933 for ticket
information.
Ch:incellor), spiffy looking in a
striped double·brca\tcd jacket, was
loaned one of Gayle Anderson's
black hats from her '~onderful
collection of Western wear. "I
don't know "ha t I'm doing
\\Caring this hat," said Peltason,
who is the new pre ident of the
University of Californ ia.·
"We though t it would make you
look auctioneerish," answered
Schneider. (It worked. he brought
in more than SS,000 on five items
and a lot of good·natured laughs
\\ith his auctioneering.)
Jean Aldrich "as honorary
chairwoman of the event and was
accompanied by son Dan Aldrich
Ill (close to 6 foot six inches and
associated with UC Sant a Cruz),
tall grandson Dan Aldrich IV
(UCLA student) and daughter Liz
Toomey. (Jean just back from a
trip to Tibet "ith plans now to
visi t the Galapago!t Islands.)
"I think Dan would have been
proud that this fiJnd was started ..
. he was interested in the cance r
center before he t...new he would
be personally 1mohed ... he
believed in rci.eJrch and even in
the e hard ume research mmt
continue," commented Jean in a
brief talk. (The founding UCI
Chancellor Dan G. Aldrich Jr.
died of cancer April 1990.)
Dr. Frank Mey kens Jr, Clinical
Cancer Center director, was at the
mike to present Schneider and
Redfield Cl)stal pla1es etched \\-it h
1hc center theme "Progress Brings
Hope."
The mike wa cantankerous all
e"ening and gave speakers a
problem '"'h ich "as compounded
by diner being c:ucd in f\\O
rooms. But, there didn't seem to
be nny complaints with 1hc Ritl
menu of broccoli !toup, bay hrimp
salad, roal>t duck :ind frel>h berricll
and lemon !.orbe t ''All healt hful
food "hich may prevent or help to
cure cancer,"commented Redfield.
As guests left they "ere presented •
bags containing broccoli and ca rrot
seeds, garlic. green tea, licorice
and periwinkle pl::lnts.
Another hi1 at the supper,
expected to raise Sl0.000. was the
viol in music of Shony Alex Braun.
His :iudience included Suzanne
Peltason (they" ill be living in
Ke nsington after Oct.I) Peggy and
Les Cotton, Mary Lou Hornsby,
Betty Belden and Bill Palmer,
Suzanne and Dennis Smith (he ill
ac1ing UCI chancellor). Kath y
Jones (UCI vice chancellor) and
hu band Mike, Elizabeth and Bill
Vincent, Dorothy and Tom Doan,
Pal and Dick Allen, Jean
Tandowsky, Peg Reday, Pat and
Carl Neisser, Phylli s and Peter
Schneider, Hedda and Steve
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Why Shape-Up
Newport?
··111 1be people
a lot of lbl' members /Jere /we
close to \r'estcli.ff Plaza, . o we
.-share tbe stune scbools &
banks & . t<>res. 'll>ere's a
f eeling of camnrculclic
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hou rs a u•cck, t u·m111110 l>e
wilb jx•ople I like. Sbape l 1>
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NEWPORT
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AB Tuesday, September 15, 1992 ,. ADVERTISING Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pl
YOUR THUMB COULD BE GREENER •YOUR HOME COULD BE CLEANER • HELP'S ON THE WAY
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Managing the high cost of college
Many part•nts and college-bound !>tudL•nts are
di scour .1gcd by the sJ...y-roc"eting cost of college
-and rightly so. According to the U.S.
DepJrtnwnt ol Educ.1t1on. cost!> Jt four-',-C'M
colleges h,1, L' morL' thJn doubled 0\ er the p.1s1
10 >CJr'>
To mal..e mJttcr::. '"orsc. 5 to 11 percent
increase::. 1n Lollegc costs are predicted eJch )C.'ar
throughout the 1 q90s. outpacing growth in the
a' er age 1m.11!\ !> income bv a "1de margin.
hpcrb Jnd 1amtf1c.s agrce .. the situ.-it1on hac;
reached cro'' proportionc; ) et dC'sp1te the
d1111cull1l'" m.rn) pl'Oplc fa ce in .1iiording .-inJ
m.rn.1ging LllllC'gL' co ... ts, thl'rL' .1re quite J te'"
op110n ... a\ .1 l.1b!L• IL) les!>en the burdL•n. It vou re
Uln(Crnc.•d .1huut rin.rncc:. as \OU ur \OUf Lhtld -
l'' vn II toll1. gt• h.h hC'gun -the C\IX'rb hJ\ c tl
ll'\\ su1.:gc-.t1on,
Grants And Lo.1ns
Ir your 11n.rnc'1,1I .,1tuat1on h.1!> nut allo\H'd \Ou
to -,aH', dn not p.rn1c. There .1re mJny
.1l1crn.1tl\t'' 111dud1ng IL•dcr.11 :.tJtc Jnd
campu-.. ll.1,l•d gr.inh .rncl k1,rn-. Thl' r>run·~-. o r
obt.11n1 n~ .11d "· indl•t•d ti nil Lt un ... u 1111 ng .1 nd
·omplL''· hut thl rl'\\ ard J11r \ nur l'llOrb c.1n be
\\ell \\ orth t Ct1n1.1tt prn:-pl'll 'l' u 1llC~l'"' ll1r
i-.-.i.;tJl1(l' .ind .in \I\ l'I"\ tl'\\ 1)1 thL' I ,1 0i opt1nn ...
I lw '>0011L'r \llU .1pph. tlw m11rl' l1"l'h \ ou arc to
r1.'1. L'1\ e 1111.mc 1.11 .h-.1-.t.in1.e
00n t ~1' c up I 1und1ng iJli-. -.hDrt ur il•dcr.il
,y,1•1.• .me! c.1mpu-.·b,ht•d f1nJnLtJI ,1 I 1:> 1.k-n 1.•d
u)·npktL'1\ CorNcler .,upplcmLntJI tu:1d1n~
1>pt1orb rrorn reputable indcpvnd1.•nt c11l 1 ~e
IU'ld1ns ltrt' TIW'l' ltrm:> hJ\ L' 0Cl'l1 ~.1 ll ng
popul.ml\ O\ 1. r rl'l L'nt \'C'Jr~ bt•cJu.,t• 01 •li1•
1:h. rt '.htn~ d1111cult\ people' hJ\ L' in Jllord1r'::
4 lll l'~l'
LO\\ Inter<~~! Programs
The u 11np.rn1t'' h,1\C' many lm-.·tntcrt•.,t lo.111
Do-it-yourself
and crcdit-llllC programs for which you or your
child may be eligible, including c1 loan option to
pJy only the intcre .. t charges while in school. You
\\ill be plc.1santly ~urpriseo at the ares the
rndcpendcnt college f und1ng firms are able to
offer, because they \\Ork with so many students
.md lender!>
f or many fam1 ltc:> <lnd students, making
lump-sum tu1t1on pJyments Jt the beginning of
e.ich scmc)tcr 1s J problem. With an
1ndc1?cndcnt collcgC' funding firm, for a small
.111111.1.11 f0e. you can make budgeting easier by
.ur.1ng1ng a month -to-month payment plan
\\ 1thout intcrl'St charges. Your college must
p.Ht1c1p.11c with the firm, however, and hundreds
dn. Inquire with your school about this option.
How To Find funding
ThL•rc arc a few college funding firms around
thC' country ;rnd all work with families, students
and pJrticipJting colleges nationwide. One of the
mo-;t progres~ivc firms is Tuition Management
S\')tcms Inc., bJsed ion Newport, RI,
(800!-722-4867. This year the company will help
mort' th.111 40.000 t.-imilics in cooperation with
rnort• th.111 400 public and privJte colleges and
unt\l'r ... 1t11.') .1uos" the nJtion. The company's
pnm.11"\ 11hJL'C"lt\ e i., to help famil ies manage the
d1111rult t.1"" of pa} 1ng for a college education. It
ck'lt\L'r" J '.ml'ty ot interest-free payment options
1n .id I ttl111 to JtrordJble low interest and
ckkm·d-p.1} rncnt lu.:in programs.
lmh'nl t•,plorrng the range oi options available
to allorcl Jnd manJAC college costs is an
cduc.11 on rn and oi 1tseli. Ask questions and
drscu-,::. \OUr -.1tuat1011 thoroughly with your
collcg1.• ~ tin.rncial aid and admissions offices, as
''ell .h .1 rl•putable independent college funding
11rm. 1-.nuwrng your rJngc of options is the first
:.tcp ltl\\ .1rd a college diploma.
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,., "hJt vou need·
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l..n ic, ~crJtch a\\I, po\\Cr drill,
g1 iod pJant brush ror deaning and
touchup~. qual1l) SJndpapcr in
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super -strength ac.Jlwsl\ c
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combination square le\.el.
•Toilet plunger. drain auger.
• Safety goggles. sanding and
t1l>l•rglass insulation respirator.
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circular saw and saber saw
• Standard screwdrivers (three
'illt')), Phillips screwdrivers Cthrct•
~1zc~l. pO\\Cr screwdriver.
11l'l'dlcno:>c pliers, locJ...ing-grrp
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ENTEfn'AINMENT
. rJ'l'F.\!BtR IH Bill) Vl'm & 111<' &vJimt.
.hw•k Made & 11l(• fleatt
ttai·k
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Shiny leaves may mean water retentio .
Q Why do laurel and holly
bushes or trees ha\'C shiny
waxy lca,·es?
Laurel and holly trees have
"'* F1•1rlll
Things
Green
developed special
kinds or leaves to
seal 1he water
inside them
during !lummer
and "inter
months.
Both arc
evergreens.
~ ln§tead of
dropping all their
leaves in fall,
they shed old
ones and grow
new ones
throughout th e
yea r. In ~ummer,
heat is usually so intense they
need to retain moisture, In ''in1cr.
soil is usually too cold anJ
moisture is harder to come b) so 11
pulls from its reserves in the
leaves. The wa.\y coating mal.c~
certain that the water is contained
within th e leaf.
Another interesting thing ahout
holly leaves is they ha'c mo<lir1c<l
leaves. If you \\ere to-loo!. at the
lower leaves you'll notice the)
have several points on them. Thi.,
i., llO animals cannot strip the plant
of its leaves. On the other h:rnJ, 1r
)'OU look at the leaves further on
are not plant!-at all. They arc
sl.elctal remains of a marine
:rnim~1l.
OioJogbts [or )C:lf~ thought
i.pongcs \\ere planb bccau!ie they
ha'c no real sh~e to them. It
onlv sccmcJ natural to think the\
• ,.,.c;e plants a\ they al o attach •
themsehes to one spot on the
sea-bed like a plant \\Ould. And
si nce thev ha\c no detectable
mouth, body p.1rts or internul
organs \\hat else ~ere they to
think. I I.no\\ it sounds crazy, but,
they arc classified as animals.
Commercial sponges arc
gathered by divers or by dredging
ships. They :ire gathcrcJ from the
ocean Ooor :iml dricJ in the sun.
After the impurities are wallhcd
out it is solJ and brought to
market. l\tost sponges ore founJ
off the coasts of Turkey, Greece
anJ Eg}pt.
Q I bought un opplc tree h1st
)t'ar untJ it is doing ju t fin r.
~I) nc:ighbor 1..rcps telling me to
spray the tr('C "ith sutrur for !>Omc
t) pc or scab. \\ hy?
Your neh:hhor must ha'e an
Jpple tree h11nsclf and b being a
lri'tle sclfr.,h. anJ righ tl) so. Apple
sc:ib occurs \\hen a tree [Jib
'ictim to a fun~us called Venturia
inaequalis. It 1; a gro,\-th that
sfo,1.-ly eats a"·'Y at ka\cs anJ
lruit.
It is a widespread disease
affecting apple trees all over the
world, but is more powerful in
\\arm climates such as ours.
Spr:iying sulfur is the
commercial way of controlling th
problem. Farmers huve been usi
this method for years, and it \\Or
pretty good. Especially since it 's
their livelihood they arc \.\Orricd
about. Just make sure )OU wash ·
of your fruits with water before
you cat. This way you will not
ingest any su lfor.
/\'irk Fcdcroff is pub/ishu of
"1'/1ings Green Gardening
Mo11112lnc" a quarterly publicatlo
Nfrk can .also be beard on Ml
AM 6'0 c•-cry Saturdny morning
from 5-7 answering )'Our garden/
quc.•stions.
Seacoast
GARAGE DOORS
642-3490 2476\2='~
top of the plants, }OU 'II notice: that 1-;===========:::;;;.;.i:;;;;;::==========~ the leaves only have one point on !ND or !D !P!CLW
J~~carlos
them. Many animals ha\.c a hard
tir1lc climbing n tree to car the top
leaves. This is "hy they arc
modified. Kind of a sunivnl tactic.
The leaves of the cherry laurel.
if crushed, give out a faint smell of
almonds. Thi i the ~mell of
hydrocyanic aci<l. These fume:. ttrc
poisonous. Scientists "ho \\Jill
undamageJ specimens of dead
insccr:. sometimes kill them by
putting them with cru~hcd l.1urel
lea\\! in a closed gla.,., tube.
Defore )OU I.now it the) arc
hbtory but in good cund111on.
Q What t)pC or plant do
pongc t'Omc from'!
Soft. ab orbcnt. natur;.rl 'ponge'
U!'lcd in tuking bath) and cleaning
PL~CO.,DfC.
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WATER HEATER 135.00
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot TueSday, September 15, 1992 Al>
--~ --
Community Forum · Write to: Pilot Leitem, 330 W. Bay Sr., Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Fax letters to: 646-4170
Community Forum runs on TuesdJ}), Thursd.l}"> Jnd S.1turdJ}~ Readers' Hotlinc •.. 642-6086
Editor William lobdcll...642-4321, ext. J:; 1
The following i n sampling of
calls generated from our question:
In light of budget restraints,
should the City Council cut the
Newport police helicopter. which
costs about $500,000 a year?
Response to the question was
so great that we couldn't fit all
the answers in tod:1y's edition.
The rest of the call> will run
Thursday. If you'd like to get
involved, it's as easy as punching
in the following se\'Cn numbers:
642-6036.
Please leave.your name (spell it
out), city and phone number (for
vcrificntion). Thank you!
0
I'm a 45-year resident and
business O\\ner in Newport Beach,
and I wani to cast my vote for the
helicopter. I think il performs a
very useful service. It would cost
fa r more to have officers on the
ground.
LUCILLE ANGELL
Newport Be:ich
0
J believe the city should terminate
their hclicopte.r program
immediately for just the fact of
the no~e pollution alone. With
the extra funds, yes. they !>hould
put some more police officers in
some vit:il areas such as g:ing
activity on which the Newport
Beach police don't ha\e a clue a!>
to what is going on.
Tl IOMAS REYNOLDS
Newport Beach
0
I think the City Council needs to
do a study and look al il very
carefully. My bet i!> that it will be
proven to be not cost effective
..
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b1.:ttcr un ulher f\. \llurcc ..
0
1(01\. DEVl'\E
'\1.:.,..purt B\.Jch
:-.c\\porl lku1..h 111.:CU\ the
hcl1cupter !>111\.c.: mJn) :.ccuon-. ul
tl1c (II\ arc.: gcvgr.aphu...all) dl\1 kd
b~ t.Jy \\Jlcr 1 he hc.:hcuptl!r t:.m
reJch pl..11..c.;:. "here u1mc~ arc
tJi...ing p!Jcc .and \.Jll tr Jct
criman;ab lur the ground pJtn>I.
A!> 1r.1ll1c problem-. are
anuc.1'1111! it I, murc d1fl1cuh tor
p.1uul CJ;) tu reJc.h c1;rt..a111 ..area~
quKi...I). lhc.rdurc 1hc hdacoptcr
~c.-icc '' \..alu.iblc. Aho the
prc~cncc ut the hclu.:optcr uhr
parb, ~hoppmg ccntcr!> ~ind
re:-.1Jent1..al ..area!> h ..a dctcrrc111 tor
crime Ne" port lk..ad1 -.twulJ
i...cc.:p II'> hc.:lacoptcr
l:.LLl:.:--\\ IL(O:\
Nc.:,,pt1rt Ut.:.11.h
I thani... 11 "uulJ be more
apprupri.itc 11 lhl! wptcr \\a'.'> gut
rad of :ill IOgl!thl.'r
!·RANK TURR£:Y
Ne" port I3cJd,
In rc.:g.1rJ, to the hd1copter for
the W\ ol l\1!,,purt l3cJch I
bc.:lae\c.: the\ 'hould be cut. Tim.•~
nut J h 1~h C.nmc.: ..an.:J anJ frank!)'
the.; hd11..upkr..,, a b11 ol a
nu1,.1111."~ 11~11.,; Jruund at night ..at
lo" lcH 1-. anJ c.U'.'>h thl! ut\ mulh
more ml1nc) th.in the~ po-.;1bly
~·ould get out ul 11
11 \L UIE:.Gl:.RLL
~c,,p1.>rt Ue..ach
I 1h111i... thl! hd11.op1cr either ncl!J,
tu be cut from the budget or
ncc.:J:. lo bring 111 re,l!nue b)
lca!>1ng out the hcl1cop1er :.cf\ ac.c
lo t>ther c111e~.
and therefore I think it should be
discontinued. They have invested
a lot in it so I ju t don't want The Newport Beach helicopter reportedly costs $300,000 a year and, because of the fiscal crisis, may be on the chopping block. !\ICK PARJ..LR
:\C\\pOrt l3eJdl them to di!>continue just becau e I
am per onally oppo!.ed to them but I
would like to sec a good study to hu'e
the fa cts and my guess is that it '"111 turn
out that th:it money could be better
spent by other methods of law
enforcement.
Thank you for the article in the D.1ily
Pilot. I think that i an important issue
that needs 10 be brought before the
citizen .
0
LINDA OETH
Ne" port 13each
No, I don't think we need the helicopter,
especially the other night it went around
and :uound in a circle, it didn't ha'c the
spotlight on, for about 10. 15 time at 1
or 3 in the morning.
Don't need the noise and I don't think
we need the helicopter either. I think
the people that it could support a far a
a job would be more important. a
number of people instead of ju!>t l\\O.
KEN KOSROG
Ne" port Deach
0
I do not think that we need a helicopter
in the city of
Newport Dc:ich.
We \hould !>Cll it
ancJ gl!t rid of 11.
We do not need
another !Ii~
policemen on the
~l reet either. I
think \\C ha'c 100
mJn)' policemen an
Ne" port llcJch ,1\
Grounded? )Omcthang on how
mJn~ urr1..·::.t) arc.:
made 111 the cit) llf
7'c" port lkJch
bcc,1u-1c.: of the
RICHARD
SPURZE~t
Nc"port Beach
. Readers: Newport Beach
police helicopter should be
shared or mothballed
. heh(l,plcr or ho"
111.111) criml!' Jre
deterred hc.:cJu'c of
hJ\lll!_! the hcli~optcr
in our ltl\.
~IARJORIL
~fANTON
Ne" port lk;ich
:J
0
I am ab olutcly in f.avor of i...cep1ng the
helicopter sci'\ ice. I 'cc the helicopter
time after time, night :ifter night ai. it ii.
flying O\er our area ''uh the <,earchlight
on ant.I I am commcct.l lhat 11 1i. a great
aid for the police department.
0
G. VAU:.NCIA
Newport l3e<1ch
1 am for the police helicopter. I belie'e
11 pro' 1dei. a rcJI deterrent for the city.
11·:. turd to mcJ ure in dollar \Jluc!> but
the de1crrc111 ~ :.ure there. 1 lhini... the
1dc.:a of haring \\Ith other municipalities,
of cour!.c. i!> probabl) a good "J) to
begin to look at the budget implic~uion!>
of running that ptc~·c of equipment.
re' cnuc gainer.
JERRY GUll30RD
Ne'~ port Beach
0
l3cfore rc::.ponding. I \\Ould 1ti...c to !>Ce
I bdt~\C.: lhJl \\C
!>houlJ !>h.arl! ''1th anothl.'r ut) rn orJer
to cut our c\pen,C!> !>O th.at \\C could hire
rnmc policl!mc.:n for patnillan!! the beach
.1rc.1. I thJni... )llU for gl\ 111~ u' the
opportunll) for !>h<tring our oprn1on.
RA1\D \LL\\ ILSO~
Cuwna dcl t-.tir
0
I thini... \\C ought to cut 11. I 1h111i... it i::. an
unnccc 'JI) c\prn!>e. I thini... 11 I) too
no"~· I 1l11ni... the monc) coulJ be !>pent
0
I thinl :'\c.:"purt lkJlh )houkl gel riJ ot
lhc hd1cop1cr. c11hcr th.at or the~ !>houlJ
,fl.HI! 11 \\llh the count) ..and go logcthc.:r
\\Ith )C.:\CrJI cuic::.. Let the count) °''n
.111d \Cf\ ice the hclacopter JnJ rent 11
from lhcm and !>J\C our::.chc., ~ome
monc.:~
PHIL ROTH\\'l:.Ll.
NC\\ port Uc ..ad1
_J
I dcf11111c.:I) oppo~e the con11nu..a11on of
the helicopter -.c"1ce O\Cr l''k"port
l3c<1ch. I thin'-11 1s a "J!>le of monc) I
tluni... 11 i cm1ronmen1ally nol!>) and 111
the ::.ummertimc I thmk they make too
mJn) run:. O\cr the beach when it'!>
pr Jl.'.llcally llc!>erted.
I h:1\C.: no rcJ!>On "h) 1f nothing ebc
\\C 'hould in'C!>l t~..at mone) into patrol
Jh>laCc on the ground rather than into an
t..:\pcn he helacoptcr \\hach \\C c~in !>h.arc
'>Cf\ ice "ith other t:ilic::. or c' en the
count\ for that m.ittcr.
. HO\\ ARD HAU
l3JIM~1<1
Red carpet rolled ouf for Bonino JOne-s; .retire-ment
C HANGING OF THE GUARD -The
Duchy or Orangeshire has its own State
Department, or so it seem , and its
benevolent ambassador to the world has been Mory
made the announcement Saturday ut Sherm.in
Garden • while addressing a session of Lo~
Compadres con Libros.
GREATER LOVE HATll NO l~IPHE 'ARIO -
Only minute!> before curt.11n at SJ1u1J.1\ \ opcnrng
of "La Boheme," tv.o operJ patron' "ere chJgrtncd
10 learn they \.\ere holding the "rung 11ci...eb. 1 he
ducal!> "ere for Sunday· matinee. and the) \\Crcn't
about 10 camp overnight outside the Co,ta ~k'J
music hall.
hl!rC. It \\,I, '>0 h111J lhJI II C\Cn brought poor ~lim1
baci... 10 Ille.
Bonino Jones.
.-. ........
With her silvery ma?e and
ever-beaming coun iena~ dear
Mary looks as though sllc might've
been the original model for
Mother's Day greeting cards. And
becnuse she makes everyone feel
warmly al home, she was
appointed six year ago to serve as
our county's first official ho te!>s.
Mary Jones (ah, there's an All-American name)
\.\:lS a natural choice for the job. When I met her a
couple of lifetime!> ago, she was nurturing an
animated roJcnt -a!> one of the official grccteri. at
blo ~ming Dil.Z)land ...: and for 24 )Cars he
performed all sorts of heavy mouse-keeping chores.
No chance to exchange. fhcir de 1g1u1cJ ~cal\
were filled as was the entire theater.
0 \\ llEIU: \\AS H:UEll.\L E\IERGE:\C\'
llELJEF \\llE:\ IT\\\' REALLY 'EEOED? -
Did a i...illcr humc.111c puf\cnzc 1'1lotl:inJ on
SalurdJ~ night 'l \\ ·" ,1ur gl1rgcou., co.i!>l dcstrO)ed
by a mon•.trliu' t u11Jm1. kJ\ mg hundred!> of natt'c'
'"thout fo~iJ .1nJ drrni...·? Her retirement ceremony should be mari...ed '"ith
all sorts of pomp and circumstance. And her
farewell gifts should include golf club sprinkled
with du t from the Magic Kingdom.
So who came galloping to the rc~cuc'! None other
than Dr. David DiChiero, general d1rcc1or of OpcrJ
Pacific, that's who. He e:.coned the l\\O dude' to
his per o nal eats -front H>\\, Tier I. among the
best in the house.
Local
Scene
Actually, she's borne a title
much more impressive than thal.
She steps down today as Chief of
the Orange County Office or
Protocol, a post created to roll out
red carpets for vii.iting VIPs. She
As friend Norm Cro by would a) in one or ht
cl:i sic poonerism , our outgoing chief of protocol
rate a 21-on galoot. And how ''ill she and
husband W~s handle the leisurely lifc!>tyle? They'll
kick back and enjoy, that'' how -i.ame as they've
been doing all these happy decade .
0
It wa a trcmendou!> i..1c11ficc. "hJt '' 11h all ht'
opening night cares and concern!.. but D1Chic.:r,1 got
his reward. In an improvi\ed gJmc ol mu~ical
chair -. he found an empty scat ncarb) bcmccn l\\U
stunningly attired ladic!> -and then b.i.,J..ed 1n uni!
of the v.ildesi ovation e'er gi,en a pcrform:incc
No'? \\'ell then. friend!-. }OU J1dn'1 see the long,
long line' at the PIJz.a To"er pl.izJ follo.,..1ng La
Boheme, \\1th elcgJntl)·garbcd fol'-!> queurng
(endlc ~I). 11 !'teemed) for a !>mJll b11e to c.11. a 101
of ltqu1J tu lltp
Mo::.t p.11he11c lane of the night came from a
blJci...-tictl gl!nt. "ho moJncd, "I ~hoult.la brought
along :i c.1n uf 'pam"
}frry Kobrin · C'Olumn runs Tu<' da) • ThundaJ
and Dturday ',
PRESIDENT Geotp luah, (R), The White llousc, 1600
Pennsylvania Ave .. Washinaton. D.C. 20500
VICE PRESIDENT
.Dea QqJle. (R), Senate Ofrecc Building.
.Washiaston. O.C. 20510
GOVERNOR ~. Wlltoft, (R). State Olpitol. S3Cr1men10,
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How to contact your legislators
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939-0604. (Represents Costa Mesa)
STATE ASSEMBLY
Gllb«11 Ftrpson, (R), 10th 01 1 .. 4667
MacArthur Blvd., Suite 201, Newport Beach.
92660, 156-0665. (Nc'Nport Beach.)
NolH f'Hutlk, ~R). 69th Dist, 17195
Ncwhopc St., Suite 20 1. Fountain Valley.
92108. 662·5503. (Represents part or Costa
Meaa and ttuntinaton Beach.)
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ORANG£ COUNTY BOARD or SUP£RVISORS
Hall of AdnuniUratloft, 10 CMC Center Plata, San•• Ana. 92701 Hu'lttet M. ~ 2ftd OtSt C ta ksa.
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Thomas F. RJlt.)' Sth Dist. (Newport Bench,
onta An~ Uc:iahts) 8J4..3S.SO
CO !\TI' 80.\RD OF ED CATION
200 Kalmus Dnvc, Co ta Mc a, P.O. Box 90. O.
92628·9050, 966-4000.
Ellub«th D. Perl..tr, member. Trustee Arca S
(C05ta Mesa. Ne~port Beach )
COAST COMMUNrn' COUEGE DISTRICT
1370 Adams Ave Co ta Mesa, 926:?6. 432...SOll
Chancellor: Alfred P. FtrnalHlu. Pt.d.;
Prttlcltnt: N•*J A. Pollard; lollrd Mt•bln:
htn) S.tta, Peul G. l«fl"'1 Walttr G.
flonld. Alw••• R. Rttl.a; Cu4k•c"'l'Nict«:
Kaneta II. C•nrood
ORANGE COUNn' t•AJa IOAllD
88 Fair Or. C<>1ta Meu. 751 ·fAIR Prc.tdent:
Do• \\lllft. Vice President, ba4J S.lt .. ;
01rte1on T .. n..--. Lany ArMN. J9'a c ...... htk J9'•a. llAllMIJ s.lt~ ~
t.. .. scoa Jla UM-.., Ga11 H~.
M.\\PORf-\IESA l''ltll.O .
CllOOL l>IHR1C1. l()(ll lt>th St. N1."Jll>rt
Beach, 7bO·J~OO Sup.:rmll!nJrnt: John\\,
1'koll Board Members: •·urrr I Wcmtr,
pl'T ldcnt: Jim dt Boom, Rod M1c~lilll11n. Jud~
Franco. h' rl') Loofbuurro111, ld lkcl..u,
Mt1r1hoa •luor.
ME.\\ co' OLIO.\lll> \\Al ER Ul~IRln
1965 Pl.accnllJ, C'Mt:a Mc\J, b31-12l'l0 8oJrJ
Member · Trudy Ohlli. llunl.. PHl1n, l\IQrlo
Ouranlt. J»ck 11111, Tom 1\cl 011
CO ITA ML~\ MMl \R\ DISTRICT
PO &n l~C-.1, CO!>ta \k'-i Q:?62 ·1~00.
754-50.H &'arJ Member' JJmcs WJhncr.
Jame~ Fcrl)m.ln. I larr\' Grc\.'n, Nate Rc11de
anJ Otd. !\h.:rt1d;
C l TY GO\ l.lt!'MI:.~ I
C'u\la Mt a: Cat) It.ill 77 Lur Dmc, 7~•·5llJ.
1ary ltllrnbudtlc, m:a llr, JnJra Gena\, \11."
ma)'(\r; Peter Burr.a, J<>1: Lnd.wn and J11
I lumphrcy. rounc1I m~m~r\,
N""*1 ltet~ City I l:all. )300 Ne•-pun Ul\J .
6"-JJ09. Mayor, Phil nW'I\!; Ml)Ot pro h:m,
Clare"" Turner: John ('°'• Eytfyn Hart. John
Hcdac1. Ruthclyn Plumm\:r, Jcu W111,
An Independent Newspaper
Published by
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Elliot Stein, Jr.
chairman
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publ1~r
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.usoc1ate publisher
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editor & vice president
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managing editor
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I•
VICTORIA ST. " From A1
.• \Jums nnJ Victoria arc the onty streets that
.:ross the Santa Ana River into fha1ttington
lkach.
Costa Me)a Transportation Manager Peter
'\.1ghavi sn1d traffic count) arc no t noticeably
h ~he r no\\ that Victori:i is "ider. Dut they
'"ll be.
"We haven't noticed much increase, but it
.th' a)'S tal..e a little bit of time for people to
.:h .tngc their dm ing habits," Naghavi said.
Duane Rohmaller. the principal of Christ
Lu theran Church's pmate school. located in
the 70() blocl.. of \'1c1ona. said the nearly $2
million spent on wall.."\\l)S and greenery have
m.1de the ... 1rce1 prettier. But, higher speeds
11.1,·I.'. 1ncrea ed the chances of accidents, he
-.11J.
wng agreed. This file photo shows construction along Victoria Street last April.
·It's nicer and cleaner but t he~ 're going
ll'l' ta)t,'' he said. "f "1\h the police could
:-ct up raJ:ir or something."
Stc\c Rautus. a Cit) traffic investigator,
i..11J the police h~m:n't heard comp13ints of
1nc1e.i~cJ speed Out. he Jnd Public Services
Di rector Bill ~tllrri., Jgree 1h.11 the road can
handle 1nl·rca ... ed 'Pe~J, becJu:.e it is Ill)\\'
"1der, thcrc arc fc \\cr p.irl.cd car!> 0-: the
.,,Jes, and blod.ing off nw\I of the adjoining
-.11cets with \.\alls has cut do"n cross-tr .. ~: . ..-.
Two managers of apartmcnt comple \es
111:.1r Harbor Boulc,,ird ..ibo arcn·1 eci.1a1ic
.1b11u1 thc "-tdcning.
Dcburah Hall mJnage, Ca ... a \'1ctt,na
\p,1rtmen i.. She l>J)ll he~ complc'\ \\JS built
.~ \Cars ago \\Ith one parl.ing spa('c for each
•: her 1-1: unit<;. There are abo 33 \\311
spaces.
There used to be parking on Victoria in
front of her complex. But now, parking is
prohibited because of a bike lane.
"It's terrible," she said. "I've lost tenants
and money because people get so frus-
trated," Hall said.
She said tenants who park down a nearby
side street or in business parking lots near
Harbor are gelling towed away. She's think·
ing about circulating a petition a king people
if they're unduly affected.
Morris said a bike lane is essential to link
Harbor \\ith the Santa Ana River bil..e trail
fo r south Costa Mesa bicyclii.ts. A similar
lane exists on Adams.
Parking i!>n't an ii.sue at Victoria Coun
DOG propert) -and then fired. PANEL
From A1
The roommate could not be
reached for comment. From A1
Townhomes, but noise is, since the complc\
is now closer to the !.treet.
"There's a lot of noise on our side," said
manager J<jm Watt. She said she's aho had
problems keeping te nants, and has had to
drop some rents by S50.
"People just get really frustrotcd becau\e
they don't want to live hc,re. We can't e'en
put a security gate up bccaui.e we're clo)cr to
the street."
Mo rris said the community had ample t1111c
'? addr~ss concerns incc there '~ere 17 pub-
lic hearings before the project \\JS ~•ppro,cd.
"This was a difficult project for the c:oun·
cit,'' he said. "But I think the) -.a\\ 11 hcn-
efited the community a) a "hole and thJt's
"'hY they approved i1:·
Serven said M-0lly's death has
been especially hard on his wife
since she treated the dog as a
child.
broader our knowledge is. the
belier. After all, the public schools
are the people's business."
requeMed to \Hite a lett er -.tattng
qualifications and re;i!>on for
wanting to serve. The de.1d line ''
Oct. I, and letters sho uld be sent
to the Secretary to the l3uaru of
Education, P.O. l3ox 136~,
Newport Beach 9~663-0368.
Additional information i' available
from school bo;ird mcmbl'r'.
AnyQnt;.Jnlerested in serving o n
the Budget Advisory Committee is
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GUITAR
From A1
i.aid she didn't believe the new
sign would fit in with Fa hion b -
land's image.
"1 think the animation b prob·
ably the biggest departure f1 om
the ambi•rncc in the city •1111.J "h.11
is there now," Wall i.uid.
Her plan, however, was defcatctl
5-2, and Wall eventually joined
her colleagues by approving, 7-0, a
proposal by Councilman Jo hn Cox
10 limit the height of the guitar
sign to 40 feet.
Among tho!>e singing the prat!>e'
of the popular restaurant and it!>
sign wai. Fashion hland'i. landlord,
The Irvine Co. By supponing the
sign, The ln"ine Co. ''cnt again!lt
its own ordirwnce fo r the ccntcr
''hich prohib iti. any i.ign higher
than 5-fcet.
BuJ Ruger Scitl, a :.en1or vice
prc!>ident anJ orchitcct for The It·
\inc Co., believes thb 'ign i) \\ orth
m:.iking cxce p1iuns.
"It's :in amazing!) accurate am.I
detailed piece, a \\Ori.. uf art in ii·
'>elf." Seitz \;tid. "We feel 1t \\Ill
•
'
udJ u scrn.c of uniquene.s.s and ex-
cih:ment. It , ... m era!le the 'stuffy'
image of Fashion tsla.nd."
In addition reprci.cntatives from
the Roui.e Co., the center's man-
uger!I. the Fashion bland Mer-
chant Asi.ocintion, the Newport
Ue~tch Conference Du reau and the
Newport I la1 bor Arca Chamber of
Commerce ·all spoke in favor of
the i.igo, s:.t) ing it will bring in
needed businc~ to the up-scale
center .
Indeed the I t1rd Rock Cafc's
Recs noted that the popular rcs-
tnur:int has i.imilar signs in Las
Vega' and Chicago. Those stores
arc both number one and two in
the chain in sales 'olume, he said.
And Recio belie\'cs that the gui-
tar in Ne\\ port Deuch ''ill also en-
hance the restaurant's image,
bringing in an estimatcd SJ 1 mil-
li on in sale~. an additional
$700,000 a year in sales tax rev-
enue tu the citv and the addition
uf about 150 nc~v jobs.
"\Ve feel the Hard Rock hus cs·
tubli-.hcd a \cry rcno\\ n image,"
R1.:e.., '>.lid. .. h will bring energy
and enthu,1,1sm to the entire shop·
ping ce nt er."
ACT now. n...•s •wr M. a Mttw tt.M ta~ ... comlrJ•s No. 1 MeRedes
..... Y~...aft.-y., ~Ml-• Mermlts .._my....., .. ii .. c1 s• yt ~!~-«!!-~ fT\
Dlal (714/310) MIRCIDIS 'CJ
t' 1.:I.. outside. According to Carol
1 11gbll1m. the dng came cha rging
n.1c:I.. .11 him. :md he '>ho t 11. Policc
11.:ron' )Ihm.. f:.nghlom i.hot the
dng nncc. anu then pumped :.i ~cc
,111J bullet 11110 her head "to pu t
hn nut of m1-.cry.''
A111mal control l1ff1ccr' abo
h 1\1: .1 rcporl from the 13ervcn'i'
•1111m111.1te. \\ho allegedly sup-
1•11 rtnl Engblom\ cl..11m tha t the
t.11! d1.irgcJ him. IJenen. though.
.. My wife is an emotional
wreck," Serven said, adding that
her mother and grandmother ac-
companied the couple to an emo-
tional viewing and funeral Monday
at the Sea Breeze Cemetery in
Huntington Beach.
PARK
From A1
COSTA MESA Your Locally
ST A TIONERS, INC Owned Stationers
'.11J h1 ... rol1mm..11c -\\ho \.\JS
\\Jkhing the dug \\htlc he and h11,
" le \\ere tlUt -tokl him th.it
I '"~ "J' '>t.1rttl1ng on the neigh·
1 •r ' l,1\\n, "agg1ng hcr tail
l 11r1hcrmMc, l:kncn .11J h1'
11111m111..1tc ttilJ him -.he "J' ~c'.
t'!;.il kcl ,1\\,1~ from gettrng the
d 1~ n11 .1 lcJ'h \\hen Lni:hll1m an-
.. 1111h~cJ 1h.11 he "a' l!oini: to I.ti!
11·..: ,hi!! 11 'hc d1J11 1 gll 1t uff h1i.
nu., ~r1t:L· I, !'-:o< L.-~I TcnJcr,
l\J1 ) 1 \..I ( :.m t £\Jt A Pncc
G rc1t T .\SlC
Benen said he and his wife arc
~o ~tunned they plan to move from
their house as soon as they find a
ne w one. In the meantime, they're
'>taying with relatives in Anaheim.
Engblom confirmed that she saw
the couple leave their house "with
all their clothe~" after the shoot·
ing Friday.
"I don't know '' hy,.. she said.
"It's an unfortunate incident, but
tha t dog was whacko."
city, they took the money we paid
fo r the park and built the facili ty
for use by the rest of the city."
But Pfaff said homeowners \\ere
told the park was designed as an
··active" park before they pur-
chased their homes, a condition
the Irvine Co. agreed to in order
to build higher-density, lo,\er-
priced homes. ''1)lht was part of
the deal," Pfaff said. "This was al·
ways planned as an active park -
it was fully disclosed."
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Politics
standing
in the way
~ Repeal of luxury tax on
tmating enthusiasts slowed
to a snail's pace ; timing
not right for democrats.
B etween the economy and
the luxury tax, the boating
industry has been having a
rough time lately. And while
nobody has any control over 1he
economy, Congress has hurt the
boating industry by intentionally
stalling the boating luxury tax
repeal for political gain.
The democratic majority which
controls Congress feels that
Boatin
repealing the
boating tax now (and
not after the
election in
November) would
help the George
Bush presidential
campaign.
The boating luxury
tax was a bad idea
to begin with and it
never achieved its
objective of taxing
wealthy boat owners
who spend their
discretionary income
on new boats.
Ideally, the boating tax would
have generated the most money
from mega-yachts, tho e 100-foot
plus yachts you sec in Ft.
Lauderdale or the Caribbean.
which co t many millions of
doll art .
In reality, the boat buyers with
money to buy the mega-yachts
have access to financial advisers,
sophisticated ta'< shelter.., and
offshore registration, all of" hich
gets them around the luxury tax.
As a consequence, boat owners
who scrimp and save to buy a
boat in lieu of a vacation home
gel-hurt the most by this tax.
Ev.:n wi1h the current Slate or
the economy, boaters and the
boating industry arc no.t the
place the federal government
would be looking to generate
new tax revenues. And
Congressional delays in repealing
the boating tax threatens to kill
our local marine induslry.
0
Wind, the new Francis Ford
Coppola movie about ailing,
opened over the weekend.
Unfortunately, even before
seeing the movie I noticed
technical naws with the movie; in
the pos1cr advertising the movie,
the mast is stepped backwards,
with the backstay led to the bow,
not the stern (the headstil}' on 12
meters should only reach 3/4 up
the mast, not the masthead.
Wind was directed by Carroll
Ballard, and the sailing footage is
spcct1eular. However, even
See BOATING/14
Defending state
champs make
presence felt
~ Orange Coast unloads on El Camino
in season-opener for Pirates, 4-2 .
By Richard OUM
SPoltS W!fler
COST A MESA -It was not a hos-
pitable visit for El Camino College
Monday.
First, th e Warriors get trounced by
Orange Coas1 on the soccer field in
the first half; then, they get clob-
bered in the second half; finally, two
or their players get nailed with cita-
tions by OCC parking patrolmen.
For the Pirates (1-0), it was a rather smooth season
opener, aside from the fact that OCC freshman mid-
fielder Colin Lidzbarski suffered a broken clavicle near
his right shoulder.
"That's the first injury we've had this year, and that's
kind of surprising because our practices are so intense,"
OCC co-coach Mauricio Claure said. "(Practice) is when
guys arc playing for (starting) spots. As you can see, we
only suited up 14 players (21 on the roster) today. It
comes down to practice and who's the most consistent."
Orange Coast, defending state champions and attempt-
ing to win its third state crown in fou r years this season.
apparently has been practicing well. They played like it ir:t
this non-conference affair.
Coupled with a strong defense, fou r different players
scored goals as th e Pirates defeated El Camino, 4-2, in-
cluding a 25-8 advantage in shots-on-goal, in front of an
estimated 100 spectators.
OCC goalkeepers Florian Frere and .Joi'y Parnass con-
tinued to battle for the s1arting ~pot in replacing Ken
Langworthy, the Pirates' All-American goalie last season
who's now at Santa Clara. Do th had a pair of saves
against the Warriors (1·1), who defeated Fullerton. 3-1,
in their season opener l~t Saturday.
"We've got a lot of problems to work ou t {at goalie),"
Claurc said. "We've got two good ones; it's just a matter
of who wants to play more. It's really funny because one
day, Florian was good in practice, but then in 1he scrim-
mage (last Thursday against San Diego Mesa) they just
Tuesday
September 15. 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carl on .... 6.i2 • .iJJO C\t.387
Section B
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Honors 83
Classif 1ed 85
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See SOCCER/12 Coast's Scott Goldman goes up higt) to head the ball away from El D mino defender Monday afternoon.
Local polo it's the-'feel' for th1111ame
~ Strength of CdM's varsity
goes far deeper than skin deep.
N ot su rprisingly, th ey keep turning
out talented water polo players at
Corona del Mar High School.
The Sea Kings, who have built a
long-.time winning tradition in aquatics,
' appear to have another quality team on
the frosh-soph level this season.
"We have a rcBlly good group of
freshmen," said first-year coach J.P.
Mathot, a former player at El Toro
High. "They're ajl really good swimme rs,
\\hO can pass We ll and have a feel for
the game.
"Some or the sophomores. who will be
playing some varsity, arc also very hard
workers."
One of the top sophomores is Tom
Captritz, a hole setter who is quite
strong, according to Mathot.
Another "ho b, e~pected to
be among the top competitors is
Jeff Marchiorlatti, a recent
tandout at the Junior National
Water Polo Championships in
August in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
for the 13-and-under CdM
squad ~hich fini hed fourth
overall.
for the Sea Kini!' And
fre,hman M1ch:icl U1,e ha
been m.1king a determined
effort to d\'crcomc a knee
inJUC) he ui.taineJ plJ) ing
bai.cbJll
T1ie goalie al the pre ent
t"i?Tr '' '>ophomorc Dl>U!!. et~dn. ''ho h:u; i.pcnt ~~me
time \\urking:out "ith the
\'3ri.ll). "There arc a couple or
players from that team with us."
said M3thot.
Marchiorlatti, one of CdM's
top scorers in the tournament,
earned second-team
Lightweights
M.llhl>l 1 :l\\are of the p<lllt
SUCCe"~ Of the \\Jter poll>
progr Jnl!> in the area.
All-America honors.
"Jeff 1 a real hard \\Orker." said
Mathot. "He's putting in a lot of time
working on his g3me."
Sophomore Bryan Ward is another
who appears 10 be a top offem.ive threa1
"I bclie'c 'ome of the
'ophtimorell ha' e .1 real good
feel for the 1rad1 11on hen:." aid r-..tath0t.
"Corona and ~e" port lbrbor ha'e been
dominant fom:' 111 the areJ for a long
time."
The frosh-i.oph uni t "111 I"" c 1t!> fir!>t
ta 1c of regul.ir cornpe11taon an the
:'\e,,port ScaFei.t TournJmcnt ''h1ch
began\ this \\eekenJ.
•The \\Jter polo program con11nue'
to gro" at Co:.ta Mesa ll1~h. "h1ch
aJdcd a Junior \'arsll) team thh .,ea!>on
The fro h-quad un11. heaJcJ b)
Coach Scott Lar en, feat ure-. 1 pl;.1)cr'
of " h1ch onl> fl\ e arc sophomore.:).
The top pl.l)C r:. include ~ophumore
la m ~torak' (o·foot-2. 1::.5 pound:,).
'''ho ., a t\\O·metcr man anJ can .1b\;1
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VICTORIA ST. •
From A1
Adams and Victoria are the ontr arccts that
1.. r l>Ss the Sun ta Ana Rive r in lo f.lantington
Ucach.
Costa Mi=sa Transporta1ion Manager Peter
:-..1ghavi said 1raffic coun1~ are not noticeably
h1~her now that Victoria I!> wider. But 1hey
\\Ill be.
.. We haven't noticed much increase, but it
.11\"ays takes a little bit of time for people to
ch.1nge their dm ing habitl>," Naghavi said.
Duane Rohmaller. the principal of Christ
Lutheran Church's private school, located in
the 700 block of Victoria. said the nearly S2
m11l1on spent on waH,"'\\ayi. and greenery have
m.1de the !.treet prettier. But, higher peeds
h.1ve increased the chances of accidents. he
\JIJ.
Lang agreed. This file photo shows construction along Victoria Street last Ap ril.
·11·s nicer am.I cleaner but 1he) 're going
1110 fast," he said. "I \\ISh the police could
'l't up radar or some1hing."
Steve Rautus. a city traffic investigator,
l>JiJ the police haven'1 heard complaints of
incre.1.,l.'d ~peed. !Jui. he and Public Services
Directllr Dill Moms agree 1ha1 1he road can
ha ndle 1ncrca ... l.'d 'peed' bec;JU~e it i!:i nnw
"'Jer, thl.'re arc fe.,.,er par~cd car'> I'-: 1he
.,,,!es, and blocking off mo't of the adjoining
.,treets with \\alls has cut do\' n cross-tr<.~:..:.
I wo manager' of ap::irtmt·n1 comple.\C!:i
n1...1r 11.irbor 13oulc\ard abo Jren't eC!:it:ll1c
.1h1ut the widenmg
Deborah Hall manJge., Ca-.::i Victoria
\r.trtmenh. She SJy hc:r complc' \\:ll> built
''' years ago \\1th one: parking sp::ice for each
ill hi:r 14~ un11s. There are Jbo 33 \\:Jll
spaces.
There used to be parking on Victoria in
front of her complex. But now, parking is
prohibited because or a bike lane.
"It's terrible," she said. "I've lost tenants
and money because people get so frus-
trated," Hall said.
She said tenants who park down a nearby
l>ide street or in business parking lots near
Harbo r are getting towed away. She's think-
ing about circulating a petition asking people
1f they're unduly affected.
Morris s::iid a bike lane is cs ential to link
Ha rbor "ith the Sania Ana River bike 1rail
for south Costa Mesa bicyclists. A similar
l::ine exists on Adams.
Parking isn't an i!.suc at Victoria Court
DOG proper!) -and then fired. PANEL
From A1
The roommate could not be
reached for comment. From A1
!ownhomes, but noise is. since the complex
1s now closer to the stree1.
''There's a lot of noise on our side," !laid
manager Kim Watt. She said she's abo hud
problems keeping tenants. und hul> had to
drop some rents by $50.
.. People just get really frustrated bccuu!:ic
they don't want to live here. We can't e'en
put a security gate up becau~c we're clo~cr to
the street."
Morris said the community haJ ample time
to address concerns since there \\ere 17 pub-
lic hearings before the project \\a ::ippro,cd.
"This was a difficult project for the coun-
cil," he said. "But l thin~ the) l>UW 11 ben-
efited the communit) as a "hole .1nd tha1 ·~
why they approved it."
'' 11..·k 1'utsidc . According to Carol
t ngblnm. the J11g came ch::irging
b.11:~ .1t him. anJ he 'hot it Police
icpnn' 'hO\\ I· ngblmn ~hot 1he
dog 11111:e. and then pumped 3 sec-
•nJ bulk! 1ntn her he:.id "10 put
Serven said M-Olly's death has
been especi::illy hard on his wife
since she treated the dog as a
child.
broader our knowledge is, the
,better. After all , the public schools
arc the people's business."
requC!:itCd to \Hite 3 letter i.1a11ng
qualification!:i <ind re,1 ... on for -
wanting to serve. The dcallhne ,,
Oct. I, and letters !>hould be l>Cnt
to the Secretary tu the Ooard of
Education, P.O. Box 136 •
Newport Deach 92663-0368.
Addi1 ional informution i!:i .1v:iilable
from school board member~.
Anyone interested in serving on
the Budget Advisory Committee is
Newport Beach/Coata Meta Dally Piiot
GUITAR
From A1
~aid she didn't bchc\.c the ncY
"lign would fit i11 "ith F~1,h11ln h -
land's inwi;;c.
"I th111t.. the ~11111nu1ion " prob-
ably 1hc b1ggc!lt dcpar11111: flllm
the ambiance in the city and \\h,11
1s there nO\\," Watt ,.,1id
Her plan. hO\\evcr, \\J'I dcfc.11cd
5-2, and Wall eventual!) joined
her colleagues by appro\ mg, 7·0. a
proposal by Councilman John Co'
10 limit the height of the gu1t,1 r ·
sign to 40 feet.
Among tho!:ie !>inging the JJra1'te)
of the popul::ir rest:iur::int :.ind it!>
!.ign was Fa,hion lsl:ind') landlord,
The Irvine Co. By supporting the
sign. The ll'·inc Co. \\ent again t
it. own ordinance for 1hc center
which prohibits any )ign higher
than 5-fect.
Uul Koger SeilL. a ~enior \ice
prc!>idcnt anti architect for The I 1 -
vine Co .. believe~ 1hi!. ~ign i'> wor 1h
making excc111ions.
"It'!> an amaLingly accu1a1e anJ
detailed piece. a \\Or~ ul ~•rl in 11-
.,elf," Sei1z 'aid. "\Ve feel 11 \\Ill
add J )Cll c ol un14ucne unJ ex·
c1H:1n1:n 1. It ''ill era\c the 'i.tuffy'
imJt;C of Fo'thiun hl:ind."
In addition rcprc cntatives from
the lh>ul>c Co .. the cc:ntcr's man-
ager , the Fa'>hion bland Mer-
chant A)'>Ociat1on, th1.: Newport
Uc.1th Conference Uureau and the
N1.:" port I l.11 hor Arca Chamber o(
Commerce all 'tpokc in favor of
the '11gn, "·')ing it '"ill bring in
needed husincss to the up-scale
center
Indeed the I lard Rod. Cafe's
Recs noted lha t the popular rel>·
tauranl h::i-, )imilar !:iigns in Las
Vcg.1) and Chic.1go. Those stores
arc both number one and 1\\.0 in
the chain in sales \Olume. he said.
And Recs believes that the gui-
1.1r in Ne" port Deach \\ill abo en-
hance the restaurant's imngc,
bringing in an C!:itimatcJ SJ 1 mil·
lil>rl in !:ialc~. .1n .1 cJdit1onal
S700,000 a )'Car in s.ik!. Jax rev-
enue 10 the ci1y anJ the t1ddi1io n
uf abuut 150 nc"' jobs.
"We feel th1: I lard Rock has cs-
t.1l>lbhed a \ uy .rcnU\\ n image,''
Rel'' ".11d . '•II \\ill bring .energy
unJ cn1hu~i.1,rn to the entire 'hop-
ping center."
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1111tnl [:n~hlum\ d.wn that the
'•'!:! d1.irgl.'-J him. Bcl\en. though.
~.m.1 h•' roommJtc -"ho "a!>
,.11..:hmg the dug \\h1lc he ::ind h1'
'' le \\l.'rc 11u1 -told him th.it
\I ·I'~ \\J'> ~t.inJing on the neigh·
" r., IJ\~n. \\.tggmg her tail
"My wi fe is an emotional
wreck," Berven said, adding that
her mother and grandmother ac-
companied the couple to an emo-
tional viewing and funeral Monday
at the Sea Breeze Cemetery in
Huntington Beach.
PARK
From A1
COST A MESA Your Locally.
STATIONERS, INC Owned Stationers
I urthermorc. Bcl\cn ~.1 1J h1'
ll'dnlOl.ttc ll•IJ him 'he \\a' SC\-
l .. tl llll ,,,,,1, trnm ~e111ng 1hc
J :.: 1..•11 a k.t\h \\hen J:.ngblo;n an-
.. ~111,uJ th.11 hc "·'' gorng to krll
,I•.: .l1•c 11 'hl· d1Jn t ill 11 o ff his
nu., ~1)(l' (, ~(l( Ll.·~11 T crtl."'t',
f\i1 y, 1..1 C m't f\J1 A Pncc
G n."<1t TA<tt
13e1'en s::iid he and his wire are
!:iO stunned they plan to move from
their house as soon as they find a
nC\\ one. In the meantime, they're
'ta~ ing with relatives in Anaheim.
Engblom confirmed that she saw
the couple leave their house "with
Lill their clothes" Lifte r the hoot·
mg Frid3).
.. J don't know why.'' she said.
"It's an unfortunate incident, but
that dog was whacko."
ci1y, they took the money we paid
for 1he park and built the facility
for use by the rest of the city."
But Pfaff said homeowners "ere
told the park was designed as an
"active" park before they pur-
chased their homes, a condition
the Irvine Co. agreed to in o rder
to build higher-density, lower·
priced homes. "That was part of
the deal._" Pfaff .said... "This was al-
ways planned as an active park -
it was fully di closed."
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Sports
Politics
standing
in the way
~ Repeal of luxury tax on
boating enthusiasts slowed
to a snail's pace; timing
not right for democrats.
B etween the economy and
the luxury tax, the boating
industry has been having a
rough time lately. And while
nobody has any control over the
economy, Congress has hurt the
boating industry by intentionally
stalling the boating luxury tax
repeal for political gain.
The democratic majority which
controls Congress feels that
Boatin
repealing the
boating tax now (and
not after the
election in
November) wou)d
help the George
Dush presidential
campaign.
The boating luxury
tax was a bad idea
to begin with and it
never achieved its
objective of taxing
wc;ilthy boat owners
who spend their
discre tionary income
on new boats.
Ideally, the boating tax \\Ould
have generated the most money
from mega-yachts. those 100-foot
plus yachts you see in Ft.
uuderdale or the Caribbean. ..
which cost many mill ions of
dollar1.
In reality, the boat buyers with
money to buy the mega-yachts
ha'e access to financial advisers.
M>phisticatcd tal shelters, and
offshore registrat ion, all of "hich
gets them around the luxury tax.
As a consequence, boat O\\ ncrs
who scrimp and save to buy a
boat in lieu of a vacation home
get hun the most by lbis tal .
Ev..!n with the current state of
the economy, boaters and the
boating industry arc not the
place the federal government
would be looking to generate
new tax revenues. And
Congressional delays in repealing
the boating tax threatens to kill
our local marine industry.
0
Wind. the new Francis Ford
Coppola movie about ailing,
opened over the weekend.
Unfvrtunately, even before
seeing the movie I noticed
technical naws with the movie; in
the po ter advertising the movie,
the mast is stepped backwards,
with the backstay led to the bow,
not the stern (the headstay on 12
meters should only reach 3/4 up
the mast, not the masthead.
Wind was directed by Carroll
Ballud, and the sailing footage is
spectacular. However, even
See BOATING/14
Defending state
champs make
presence felt
~ Orange Coast unloads on El Camino
in season-opener for Pirates , 4-2.
By Richard Dunn
Sports Wriltr
COST A MESA -It was not a hos-
pitable visit for El Camino College
Monday.
First, the Warriors get trounced by
Orange Coast on the soccer fie ld in
the first half; then, they get clob·
bered in the second half; fin ally, two
of their players ge t nailed with cita-
tions by OCC parking patrolmen.
For the Pirates (1-0), it was a rather smooth season
opener, as ide from the fact that OCC freshman mid·
fie lder Colin Lidzbarski suffered a broken clavicle near
his right shoulder.
"That's the first inj ury we've had this year, and that's
kind of surprising because our practices are so int ense,"
OCC co-coach Mauricio Claure said. "(Practice) is when
guys arc playing for (starting) spots. As you can sec, we
only suited up 14 players (2 1 on the roster) today. lt
comes down to practice and who's the most consistent."
Orange Coast, defending state champions and attcmPJ·
ing to wm its third state crown in four years this season,
apparently has been practicing well. They played like it in
this non-conference affair.
Coupled with a strong defense. four different players
scored goals as the Pirates defeated El Camino, 4-2, in-
cluding a 25-8 advantage in shot:.-on-goal. in front of an
estimated 100 spectators.
OCC goalkeepers Florian Frere and Joey Parn~ coni.
tinued to battle for the start ing spot in replacing Ken
ungworthy, the Pirates' All-American goalie last !leason
wh o's now at Santa Clara. Both had a pair of saves
against the Warrio r (1·1}, who defeated Fullerton. 3-1.
in their eason opener last Saturday.
"We've got a lot of problems to \\Ork out (at goalie),"
Claurc said. "We've got t\\.O good ones; it's just a matter
of who wants to play more. h's really fun ny because one
day, Florian was good in practice, buf then in the scrim -
mage (last Thursday against San Diego Mesa) they just
worked him. Both have made good plays. but con istency
Tuesday
September. 15. 1992
The Newport BeactvCosta Mesa Da11y P1 ot
Sports Editor Hog('r Carl son .... 6.i2-·U30 ~\t.387
Section B
Sports on TV-radio 82
Honors 83
Classified BS
See SOCCER/82 Coast's Scott Goldman goes up high to head the ball away from El Camino defender Monday afternoon.
local polo it's the 'feel' for the name
~ Strength of CdM's varsity
goes far deeper than skin deep.
Not !lurprisingly, th ey ke ep turning
out talented water polo players at
Corona dcl Mar High School.
The Sea Kings, who have built a
long-time winning tradition in aqu atics,
appear to have another quality team on
the frosh-soph level this season.
''We have a really good group of
freshmen," said fi rst-year coach J.P.
Mathot, a former player at El Toro
High. "They're all really good swimmers,
who can pass well and have a fe_cl for
the game.
"Some of the sophomores. who will be
playing ome varsity, are also very hard
workers."
One of the top sophomores is Tom
Captritz. a hole setter who is quit~
!Mong. according to Mathot.
Another ''ho i!I expected to
be among the top competit ors is
Jeff Marchiorlatt i, a recent
standout at the Junior National
Water Polo Championships in
August tn Fort u uderdalc, Fla.
for the 13-and-under CdM
squad which fin ished fourth
O\erall.
for the Sea King, And fre~hm.tn ~lich~;i:i U1,e ll.l~
been mal..ing a detcrm1111:J
effort to mercomc .1 lnec
inJUI) he ~ustai neJ pla} tng
ba!lcball
The goalie at the prc)enr
1ime 1' 'ophomore Dou_!!
Jetton. "ho has spent -.omc
1ime "lHlang out "1th the
\ 3rslt) "There are a couple of
players from that team with us."
sa id Mathot.
March1orla11i. one of CdM's
top corers in the tournament,
earned second·.team
All-Am erica honors.
M.uho1 1 J\\3re of the pa'l
succes cs of the \\Jler polo Lightweights progr .ims tn the arc.1. \
''Jeff is a real hard "orker," sa1J
Mathot. '"He's pull ing in a lot of time
working on his game."
Sophomore Bryan Ward is anoth er
who appears to be a top offensive threat
.. , bcl1e\C 'omc ol 1hc
ophomorcs h.1\ e a re.11 good
feel for the traJ111on hcre:· .11d ~tathot.
"'Corona and Ne\\port Harbor ha\c been
dominant force' 111 the area for a 11.>ng
time."
The fro:.h--.uph unit "11! h.l\e it'> fir!lt
ta~te of regul.1r compe111ion 1n the
~
:'\e\\porl Seal·est Tourn.1ment \\h1ch
begtn' 1h1s ''cd..enJ.
•The "atcr polo progr .1m wntinue ...
to gro'' :it Co ta ~tc)a ll1gh. "h1ch
added a JUnior \ars1t} team th1' 'cas\1n
The fr~h·!14u .id unit, he.1JeJ b)
Coach Scott Lar en, fca1ure' 1.., pla}cr'
of \\h1ch onl) 11\e arc .,1..lphlrnlt'rc).
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Orange County
Prep Football Top 1 0
(Daily Pi lot selections)
1. Los Alamitos e. R. Alamitos
Griffins ( 1 ·0)
op en with
impressive "'" ::-er Marna
Fou11lain Valley
awaits f11day
2. Irvine
Vaquero s
( 1-0) handle
old nemesis
(Capo Valley)
with ease
20·0: MV next
3. Esperanza
Azlecs (1 ·0)
toy with Santa
Ana 44·0 .
Santa Ana
Valley awaits
on Friday
4. Mission Viejo
Diablos (1 ·0)
trample West
To rrance .
42-7: true test
comes Friday
with Irvine.
Tigers (1 ·0)
put away Villa
Park i n
impress i ve
style 38-21 ;
Servite next.
,.
Vaqueros
(1·0) put Troy
to resl 49-0;
heavily favored
against Costa
Mesa Friday.
~9 ~l\J ~k~~ 1»1 ~ ~· '""<'
7. s. Margarita
Eagles (1 ·0)
too good for
St . John
Bosco, 42-6:
at Notre Dame
on Friday.
8. Servite t Friars (0·0· 1)
give Mater Del [ Ill
all It wants in
0-0 standoN;
host Valencia "' • • ,.
Friday,
9. Mater Dei
Monarchs
(0·0· 1) have
plenty to prove
after falling to
dent Servne·s
end zone. • 1 o. Trabuco Hills
Mustangs
(1·0) shove
once-proud El
Toro into Ule
dirt With 23· 13
decision.
SALT & PEPPER
Pi lot Power Ratings
Orange County Prep Football
School (record) ............................. IUting
1 le" AIJm1tlh 1-0l 92 -I
2 I" 1nl' I 1 Ol 91 7
3 [,peranLJ 11.01 91 2
-I ,\'''~"in \ •e10 I 1 ·01 8'l 9 ~ \ .1lpnr1J 11-0 8'l 7
b R.incht1 .\iamltl" 11 U ... 8') 2
-~.1111.1 'v\JrgJrot.i tl·ll .. 89.1
8 S<>" •It' 0 Q. 11 Ill\ C)
'l \.\,JIL'' [)u •0-0 l 811 8
10 Tr,1huco Hill~ t1 0 11-(l
11 (tf,.,.>n l·O 1111 J
11 f1tunt.i1n\Jill\fltl 115)
1\ r,l\t1n1l lll 8.18
l .i '"""' H 1, I 0 11-1 -I l 5 D.md Hill' 10 l ti l 5
16 \ilia P.irl. 10· 1 111 J
1· c r •. , .. 10.1 11: 1
Ill ( ,1p11 \,1llt'\ • I 1 1111 0
1 'I [I '1od1·n.1 1 • •q I
.!0 '"" 1~ ••I HJ rt,. •r 11 (l •11 .!
.! 1 \\JltnJ IU· 11 .,, 0 n \Jn (l('m~nlt• 1(1 11 ·11 J
.!3 l.1.;una H· '11 01 "ll 0
,!-I \\oodbrod.;t' 11 0
!' Hu11 ni.;t11n 81 ,1111 0 I •• l
~u \\ L..,tn "h'r 11 n ·1, O
2 • Brt•a.()l1nd,1 t1 ll • 5 '
111 ..... i<l't' .• I. 1 -s b
.!'I ("'""I dt'I M,rr I ) 75 2
\I) I ,., "'' I:•"' 11 ' ... 7
(non-league
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
Cte~n \ tN ~I Newport Harbor
Oranoe vs SdOdleback. at SA Bowl
Lag~ H s YS UMersrto, at lrtine
l.OO<lbflOge YS FootMI. al Tustin
Cap0 VaHey vs Edison. at OCC
Ma~ro.a vs liemea1 It Western
Pacifica at Huntmqton Buch
S..vanna vs l<a1ella at La Patim
Frldar, 7:30 p.m.
Corona del Mar vs Manna at Westmn·
ster
Ra'lCho A.arMos vs Costa Mesa, at Or·
llll)e Coasl
La Ou1nta vs Estancia, at Newoort Hat·
!>Or
Mater Del at St Paul
Mission V•e)O al tiv ne
Sa"1.l Marganta at Nolle Dame Shennan
OakS
FOOTBALL
Division I
1 Fontana (1 ·0). 2 Loyola (1-0). 3 Eisen·
hOWCI. 1·0). 4 Bishop Amat (1·0), s LB Wil-
son (1·0) 6 Antelope Valley (1·0), 7 M1ss100
V1e10 (1·0). 8. Mater Del (0·0 ·1); 9.
Crespi (1 ·0) I 0 Redlands ( 1 0)
Division IV
1 Irvine ( 1 ·0). 2 Tustin (1 ·0). 3 Riverside Pory ( 1 01 4 Canyon Spnngs (1--0). 5 Santa
Margarita (1-0). 6 Damien (1·0). 7. J W.
North (1-0) 8 Villa Par1t (0· 1 ). 9 El Modena
(1 0). 10. Newport Harbor.
Division XIII
t Trabuco Hills (1·0). 2 Laguna Hills (1 ·
0). 3 Sooth Pasadena (1·0), 4 Yucaipa (1 ·0l.
5 San Manno (0·0). 6 La Mirada (0-f), 1
Anesra (0·1), 8 Temple Ctty {0·1). 9 Notre Dame. Riv (1·0). 10 Serra (0·1)
WATIR POLO
Dtvlefon I
1 El Toro. 2 HatVard-Westlake, 3 LB W~
son. 4. Capistrano Villey. 5 San Clemente;
I . Newport Harbor; 7. Corona del
Mar; 8 foolhfn. 9 Dana Dana H~ls, 10. V1n1
Park
TINNll
Dtvfelon I
1 PllWIWIJ, 2. West!JM. 3 Santa Barbara.
~ camar111o. s ow H.ns. 6. Clplsvano Val-
ley, 1. cerona def ••rs a. Bevetty
H1Qs. 9. Ir/Int: 10. Mlttr Del. DMea.nn
1 t.brtt>orwoh: 2. ~ Bar: 3 •. Maty·
mooot. • L1g1111 ltlcft. s Ug!IN Hill: e Allambla. 7. •etMotea a Aosaty; 8. Al· cadla. 1 o ~ Mamo.
School (record) ............................. R.illnf
31 Ocean Voew 10-1)... . .. 74.
32 W~ern 11-0l. . .. 74 1
33 G.lrck>n Cm-e 11-01 • 73 9
)4 Canyon ( 1-01.. . • .. il 5
35 Cl Dorado ti ·01 . 7.) 2
lb Foothill t l-01 ... "2 9
37. Buena PJrl. (0· 1 l • 68 5
38 L<i QutnlJ 10-11 67 7
39. 11.t>ruiedy 11 ·0J 67 J
-10 S.:intJ Ana Valll'\ 11 01 b6 9
-11 Santa ,._n,1 10-I 66 8
.I 1 AnJhem1 11 ·01 66 S
43. S.:intias:<' 10· 11 66 2
-1-1 Orange 10 11 6& 0
45. Paci11c.i 10 11 65 7
-16 £\IJl"ICIJ 10· I 1 65 :!
.i • Un"'''"f'r IO· I 1 6-1.7
48 Troy IO·ll o4 S
-I') Coo.Id M<. ...i 10 I b-1 I
'>0 Ct>ntury 10· 11 IJ4 0
S 1 L.i Habra 10-11 63 7
S2 Sonor;i 10-11 63 4
SJ Century 10 11 63 2
S-1 Cypres~ 10 I &1 8
SS Loara 10· 1 S8 8
Sb. SJ11ann.i 10 11 S7 )
S 7 M.li;nol1a 10 1 S .. 1
58 Fulll•non O· I 56 6
59 Bol1.1 Grandt' fU 11. Sb 4
60 Laguna e .. J h •0· 1 l SO 3
San Clemente at T ushn
El SeQIJIOo al Lai;uN Btxh
T rabueo Hills a1 Oana Hills
Los Alamitos vs Ftn va:iey at ~ Stach
SM1ta Ana vs El Toro, 11 Tr~o Htlls
Vilencia vs Seivne. at Cal State F utlerton
Wes1/nlllster at Lono Stach '-' • .karl
8urN Pal'!\ vs Call)'OC1 at El MOOCN Funenon al Cahtom11
La Habra al Bo;sa Grinde
Sonora al W'tv'J er CMstian
El Modena vs Sumy Hiiis. at Bue111 Pat11
T IOY vs EI Dorado it v aiencia
Ce1111os at Garden Grtrte
V•h Park al Brea Olinda
Cypress at Western
L0¥1 YS Anaheim <11 la Palma Pi!11
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Chapel vs ~ !hotisl al Mon-
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LOS Amigos vs Cen11.1ry, at SA Bowl
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Bucs send coach into 'ilry heaves'
""' Pirates are sitting on '1-0'
with 16-14 victory, but they
haven't won the coach over.
By Richard Dunn
Spam Wlttf
COSTA MESA
Feeling nauseated after a
victory is not a good sign.
But imagine 'how Or-
ange Coast College foot·
ball coach Bill Workman
would feel if the Pirates
had lost their season
opener Friday night.
"I'm still in dry heaves over the offense we
rnn," Workman said. "We were putrid. We
'ained 189 yards and (tailback) Eric Wash·
mgton had 150 rushing and 16 yards in pass
receptions. that's.166 o( our 189 yards.
"We are at a massive standstill on offense.
i,:.iid ... There wu) a nic~ hole obout 11cvcn
yards out :ind one dc:(en 1ve bad .. had a shot,
but completely mi,,cd. And from there, he
got awn) from :ill three of the other dcfcn·
)IVC back). . .
"lie ju)l Oat out outr:in everybody, which
he hu) been known to do."
Wa)hington fa)I yea r tie d a school nnd
conrcrcnce rec6rJ by ltCOring . four touch-
downs in a 51·0 win over Riverside and, dur·
ing the )C.1!.on, had four scoring runs of long·
er than 50 )'ards, tncluding a 76-yard duc;h to
paydirt ogain!.t Southwe)tern.
Overall, however, it wu)n't pretty. On
Workman'i, first-game rating scale, the of-
fense received a D-minu:.., the defense a C·
plus and )pccial teams a D-plus.
OCC strong )afcty Quoc Ph.am (C~sta
Mesa) sprained an :in~le early in the first
quarter and never returned. I k i) considered
que)tionablc for SJturda(s contc)t ot ~l.
San Antonio (7 p.m.). Linebacker Parnsh
McLeod, "ho has pneumonia, will be lost for
se,•eral duys. . Part of it was the other team (Long Deach
City) and part of it was us. We looked like a
team that has only two starters back on of-
fense and two back on defense, but I guess
that's true, isn't it?"
True, indeed.
But it's also true that Washington (6-foot-
2, 215 pounds), a returning starter who made
All-Mission Conference Central Division as a
freshman, will be more trouble this year for
OCC opponents.
Bre nt Jo hnson scores touchdown fo r OCC
in third quarter of 16· 14 victory over El
Camino Saturday in the season opener.
Johnson inte rcepted and raced 47 yards
for the score to tie the game at 7·7.
Playing ''ell ddenshdy for tl~e Pirates
were dcfensi'c end Nou Pu:i. linebackers
D" ight Chornornud am.I Shane Olo;en, cor·
ncrbuck Keith Our~e and defensive back An·
thoni Davis.
Offensivcl), only Wa!>hingto!l, center
Davit.I Du)h and left gu:.ird Justin Polosky
\\ere solid.
''He's basically start ing out where he left
off last year," Workman said. (His 82-yard
touchdown run in the fo urth qu:irter) was a
coun ter. We blocked it pretty we ll. All we
have to do is get him started because once
he gets into the econllary. they miss."
For Wullhington, "ho gai ned 579 ):lnh and
)Cored 10 touchdo"n' in 91 carrie::. l.1::.1 sea-
son, his iicoring run \\j!) the fourth longest
from scrimmage in OCC histol). g1' ing the
Pirates a 16-7 leall .
"We did a lot of thing) \\rong," Workman
said. "We abo droppcd a touchJo"n pas . In
fact. "e Jroppell four pa))CS, "c had two oCf-
)ide) anJ fi, c dropped center·to-quanerback
snaps. \Ve were :h~ful."
The P1raLe!>, 1hough. "on their si,,th con-
secu tive ~eason opener.
Mater Dei girls
net 11-7 victory
Mater Dci High senior Erika
Asmuss and sophomore Sura Jar·
rett both swept their singles
matches to lead the Monarchs to
an 11·7 non-league girls tennis vie·
tory Monday.
Asmuss yielded juiit \\.,,o games
in her three sets, while Jarrell won
6·2, 6·2, 6-0 to eve n the Monarchs
record at l ·l.
Mater Del 11, Woodbridge 7
Sing tea
ASITlJSS (MO) def PowojSl(I. 6-2, def Artunlan. 6-
0 dtf Stef1inQ. 6-0, Jarrett (MO), won 6-2, 6·2. 6-0,
G AlvaradO (MO). IOSI 0-6, 2-6. 1-6
Double• ~-Ota (MO) def Rlsque2·Adcoek. 7-6. def
Sh.Jl·Tseng, 6-3, Cler Mateer·Slnd•ser. 6·1, Llgllt·
l'llpe·C Alvarado (MO) lost 3·6. won 7 ·!I, IOSI 1-6. Pa.-.que..Hac~~ P.'0) IOst H , won 6-3 IOst 2-fi
Volleyball
Calvary Chapel g irls
capture 5-set win
''He made t\"'0 people m1''·" \\'orl.mun
SOCCER:
From 81
is the key."
Four minute) into the game, Or·
ange Coa~l full bJck Jal>on Grca)·
Icy scored on a nice pa-.) acrO)!I
the El Cammo goalie hox from
Sergio SuareL (Elilanci.1) Lo gi\e
the Pirates a I -0 edge.
After a long pas) up fielJ, El
Camino·~ Mustapha Sc)J) tied the
game at the 14-minutc mark,
breaking a\\a) from l\\O OrJnge
Coast defender .
At the 32-minute mark in the
first half, forward Ga)pa r Guiter·
rez put OCC ahead. :?·I, ·after
scoring in front of the net on a
loose ball.
OCC. "hich hud 15 of 11s )huh
bloc~ed by El Camino go.ll"ccpcr
Mark Anthrobuis. took a 3-2 lcaJ
17 minutes in to 1he second h.1lf :.t'>
Ali Mossa<.lcghi tipped 111 a 10<.N:
ball af1er a mi!.-..
The Pirates increa.,ed their lcaJ
to 4-2 "hen suphomorc fo~Jrtl
P.J. Polt1\\.~k1. a returning a11·
conference plJ)er, fired .1 corner
kick at the 35-minute ma1 ~. ·
Cross country
Sailors open
with a bang
1 he Nc"plirt l IJrbor lligh b0)..'1
l.'.fll)S cuuntr} 11.'.am opened 1h 'iCJ·
~on 1niprc~"'d) S.1tun.l.1). placing
'ccund 111 the )COior race ~11 1he
Kl\\3n1' S'-·.i...1de Im 11:won.1l 111
L'ntura.
I l.1r1 I llgh of Ne\\hall. r~1nked
Nu. I in the 1ution b\ 11.Jma
m.1ga411l'-'. \\\)ll the ral.'.e·, hut nut
"i1hou1 .1 d lhC fight from the Sail·
or!>, \\hu \\ere led by )Cnior Jared
0\erton.
0\ertun cr.ickcJ the l.5-m1nutL'
111Jrk ll11 thL' f1r\t time e'er. 1r.1·
'er,1ng tht fl.11 1hrcc-m1lc cour'c
111 14 minute~. 5(\ ecom.1'
k) Pc1er~.1 \\a) lou1th tnd1-.1Ju-
ally (1 5·11). "l\1k O)lan Guggcn-1110~ (1 -i th in 1).59) ant.I f\tJll b ·
mer~ (~~nd 111 IC.:42) rounded out
the Sa1llll\0 'cnior quJrtct.
!'rent l31)-.llll \\Jl> ninth in th e
JUtllor r .tee (I ':5 I) .1n<l :.uphomure
'hJhr.1111 DeLahd \\a::. fourth
armmg h1) cl.1~) mate' \\1th a time
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Chapel High girb "olle}ball tc.1111
opened ics ::.eason with a come·
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11 , 15· 7 yjctory Monday over vis·
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sec wins, e-o
COSTA MESA -Six differe nt
players scored for host Southern
California College on Saturday ns
the Va ngua rds shut out Christian
Heritage, 6-0. in non-conference
occer action.
Alberto Miramontes, Carl os
Miramontes, Bill Pacieznik, Greg
Oil.on. John Dobishinsky and
Chris Chaparro each scored a goal
a\ SCC improved to 2·1. The Van-
guards host The Masters on
Wednesday at 7 p.m. Christian
I lcritagc fell to 0·3.
SoCal Coll ... e, Chrtstlen Hertt•e• o Non-eonfefence
Chnsuan Hentaoe goalie saves: Wehrly 6
SCC SCOllllQ A. M~e~!L~ Mrramonlts 1, Pxiemk 1, Olson I, UUUDl.._J 1, Clla1)arro 1
Goilit UYtll. none
Today
Vofle~ball
Colltoe •omen -sec 11 e.o1.1 1 30
H.gll scllOol Q"15 -~1i<N 11 r. "llOlt 6 30 Waler polo
COIMlUrllly colleQe -OCC at Roo HOF1do 3
H.gll ICllOOI -l8 V-otson II No poll 3
Ne" port Cu.1ch l3im Uarry sJill
"E"ef)One had really strong time::..
It wa!I nice 10 face i.ome strong
compe1111011 ou tsi<lc of Orange
County.''
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TOM HESS
The 6-foot-2,
200-pound
senior had
three TDs,
including
scoring
receptions of
84 and 36
yards, the
former a CdM record.
STEVE GONZALES
The 6-foot-1 ,
185-pound
junior ran for
105 yards and
two TDs in the
first quarter, en
route to 138
yards on 18
carries in a
20-0 victory over Orange.
MIKE DE REVERE
The senior
two-way
lineman had
nine solo
tackles, four
assists. one
sack, six
quarterback
pressures
and graded in the 90s.
NATHAN LUMPKIN
The
5-foot-11,
170-pound
senior
outside
linebacker
intercepted a
pass, had 3
unassisted
tackles and two assists.
Gamebustersl
(Last week's plays of 30 yards or more)
• 84-Tom Hess (Corona de! Mar), TD pass from
Matt Evans.
BRIAN SMITH
A 6-foot-5,
285-pound
junior offensive
tackle and
noseguard, he
played well
beyond Coach
Myron Miller's
expectations in
Mustangs' season-opener.
DAVE CAST AGNOIA
A 6-foot-4,
255-pound
senior tackle,
he was one of
few offensive
bright spots.
His
performance
earned an
88-percent rating.
JOSH PECA
The
5-foot-10,
190-pound
senior was
1 m the thick
of things at
fullback (22
yards on six
carries) and
at inside linebacker.
KEVIN PEKAR
Though just
5-foot-8,
170-pounds,
he made
huge impact
with six
tackles, one
fumble
recovery
and one farced fumble.
Game players! end Dean Miell, wrth several solid tackles on L9s Amigos (offensive eye-openers) ball-carriers.
• Estancia quarterback Matt • Newport Harbor -
Johner, who engineered Dan Vaughn, who hammered
touchdown drives of 68 yards, Orange 's Jaime Worthem ,
50 yards and 34 yards, forcing a fumb le which wa~
MA"-COO) CH.\RLEY
A 5-foot-7, A 6· -~t •
165-pourd i5-pound-
sen1or ta1 nack, er. 1 e
he averaged returned an
more than 11 , interception
ya(dS per carry, 24 ards. ..-
gaining 67 ·1ad· six
yards on six J tact.Its, and
carries in -----=--55 yards on
Eagles' season-opener. three "'c returns. ,
MATT KELLOGG CHRIS DE DIEGO
A 6-foot, A 6-f oot-2,
185-pound 180-pound
senior ru nning nosegi.1ard,
back. he rushed he made
for 145 yards three of his
on 17 carries, five tackles
including behind the
touchdowns or line with
14, 20 and 3 -----· one sack
'yards in season-opener. and one caused fu11b e.
recovered by teammate Doug
Kimble.
• Ne\', port Harbor -
Cohn r.1oms. \.\ho recore~ .~e
lone quarterback sack of ne
game, wrapping up Orange s
Raul Vital for-a 4-yard loss
• Costa Mesa -James
ega, TD-sa ing tackle of
Corona del r. ar s J R Walz on
50-yard play.
• r.1 a t e r D e 1
Linebacker Parker Gregg s
last-minute 8-yard sack.
• 53 -Steve Gonzales (Newport Harbor), TD run .
• 50-J.R. Walz (Corona del Mar), run .
consuming just 2:22, 1:01 and r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1: 17 of playing time ,
• 44-Manny Solis (Estancia), run.
• 36-Tom Hess (Corona del Mar), TD pass fro~
Matt Evans.
• 33-Chad La Bass (Newport Harbor), pass from
Greg Williams.
• 33-Cody Charley (Estancia), kickoff return.
• 33-Doug Stuckey (Newport Harbor), field goal.
• 30-Matt Johner (Estancia), run.
respectively.
• Costa Mesa runn ing back
Corey Sides , with 28-yard run
in !ourth quarter.
Game stoppers!
(Defensive eye-openers)
• EstanE:ia -Defensive
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LIGHTWEIGm:
From 81
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h..1d tu 1 ~c .omc of thtir pll)'en.'' Carpenter BOATING:
From 81
llU\\.), the fllU\'iC will be 3 bitO?
Jii.uppuin1n1cnt to ~cri()U~ !>tulo'°'.
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1. \H lll.'111 '" 1n11nc1, '' 1.urrcntlv \ldchnc41 ""Ith
,111 11111m ljr.1)..:111' ,11Jc r brothl'r SJm, .i jun·
1111 . I' \lilt of 1hc lo.I.'~ pl.i)cr on the va~1I)
\tlLIJJ
I our gir l ha'c ''"c out for 1hc quJ1J. .md
1ho1·., apprcc1ated by C.irpcntcr. "We're re.illy
ii al.I t~1 hJ\C them. \\ 1thou1 'cm, \\C M1uhJn'1
hJ'c .1 tc.im." he 1uJ
The fuur girl arc Jennifer Mahan, De irce
Pai ncr. Jennifer Ruj:in.1wcch und M.iria
Uccd.1. TI1rce urc frc hmun, \\hilc Ru1unuwech
is :i sophomore.
,\iJ. ·· fhcrc .arc frc hmen Etic Wu)ntlln and
Chad BolJc:nbach o.nd soph more Andy Thorpe
who 1111 could hove mitdC them "'uch belier,
b\ll they're with the vanity.''
The Eogle~· co:>chcs are olJO hoping that any
or all of \he ax new candid .. \es who r.howcd up
the Cir$t dJy of school will work out
• rhc Newport Harbor High fro h·t.oph ii.
working out in prepar:ition ror the sturt o( the
regular cason next wed •.
though l o.m not :> film cn11c, fll)'
imprc ion i that the mo' ic lud,,
a plot i.uong enough tu can ) II·
elf, and the movie'~ r.>\.1ng '>C·
qucncc!> center oruund m"inlcr·
preration of ba ic ,,ultng 1 ulc,,
~uch ;J:t a rarboard iack boat h.1 .. -
ing :he rish1 of way.
Wlml i• pla)'ang locally at Sftut co. l>t Pl:itJ (546·2711 ), qsrsc·
Mc .i·~ Cincm;i Cc111cr (9794'i41
nd the Lido Theater (673-83~.
•The Liulc Old Ladici. dle
gJtla b i.lat cc.J for Wcdncsd;#)' ll
Newport Harbor Yucht Club. •Th
1c~n11:1 i1o open to ull adult sa~9n
und is one or 1hc fu 1111e1>t loci¥ re
g,Htai. in Newport (just t>O,rro
your ncighbor'1o sabot and givoi h1 a ~hor). for more infom1ution, '(;dn-
II hll.11.., ltl..c ,1 prclly g<lO\I team," said
l \11d1 "I 11..c the ~a1!>1ly, the big game in (P3·
nl ,._. l'u.1,1) le.ague 1.., aga1m.1 Trnbuco Hills." "They're all pn:tt)' sood swimmcn :ind they
all like uquatb," i.uid 01rp1:ntcr.
The Sailors arc in the prooess of determining
coaches for the lower level). further uc1u ils on
the 1eams arc forthcoming.
The rilm '1; ~uiling ~cqucncc' of
12 Meters und lntcin:11ionul J-l\
suilin& on a wide i.crcen Mc 'pee·
\aculor (and certainly the hci.t rca·
M)n \O !>CC th is movie), but with a
weak plot und many technical
• bt.1nc.1 l l 1gh frosh i.oph water polo
\1.1.1~11 R1"h.ml Wilk~ will face a challenge this
\i.'jr , .. 11h l \cam composed or players with vir·
111 di) no pl.1)ing npcr1cncc.
One sophomore back rrom la~t year is Todd
Metcalf, who figure to be the team leader,
:md anothe r member of the \cam i~ Jon JcSSllp.
Ornnls 8rosttrhou1 is a Dally Pllot sports
Mritcr Mhosc column on pttp 1J1htwtlgl1ts ap-
pears t•·rry Tuesday.
1.1c1 NHYC ut 673·7730). ~·
Jolin Dm) ttm 's buJJ1ln1 cole1mn
npPfurs in tile Dully Pilot It'.~
1'uc dny. 1' .. l'h1.•frc Jll br.1nd new anJ JUM lc<1rning the "What really hurt the frosh-i.uph ii. that \\ith 'itt
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PUBLIC NOT CE IN BOOK 13125. PAGE South l.ewft SlrMt Of ~ eddr•tHt ot the H lllf are• 92663 'UBLIC NOTICE PU I maoe 2()3 2151 Street T ·1 s.ie i"Wll _______ 1 ___ 1 1441t, OFFICIAL RECORDS ange, CAlifomla 92668 • vou · MAV EXAMINE tn• GRC RESTAURANTS. INC.: This bu1ln111 11 co~ ILIC NOT CE Costa'Mosa. Calif 92627 ' 11 " .. t·::•c:ompll/:
STATEMENT OF gcruN¥...A I 0 0 RAN a E At th• ttm• ol th• Initial fife kept by 11'1• court If you t 10 AESTAUAANT ENTEA· ducted by: a general PNt· ,.ctltkMI• Ftctltlou• Th11 . buslnell •• con-~'lfw 0t00••• ABA.NDONMENT OF . publleatiOn of IN• notice • .,. a person lnlf(8Sltd In PRISES OAOUP. INC. 1 nerahlp .......... ........ • I .. dueled by: an lndlVldUll Otound L .... .., IO
USE OF flCTITIOUS :~R;PEi!LJ~TENANT EASE IN total amount ol the un-the e5tal•. )OU may flle Paik Pia.a· JambofM c~ The reglltrant(•) com-•t•tement u:,~· ·:n-Th• reglslt1nl(S) com· current .. pul4'18 .,,...,. .... • pald baJI009 ot the obl19• wlll'I the court 1 formal R• 1er, Surt• 900 ltvirie, Call-mencfd to ttanNCt bU11-....__ f -'lo • •men mencod to transact bull-IO al!POllll"I BUSIHl:SS NAME MENT FOA use ANO EN· llon secured by the l bOve quel1 for Special Nolle• of fomla 92714 nest undef the Flc1ttloue .... .... ..nng pe'.SOl\S Tht Foll~ PtflO'\S ne.ss under th• f jctJ\JOUS ""~ cl June The lollow.ng porsons JOVMENT OVER THE dtscnbed deed ol INtt in. tlllng ol an Inventory The location In Cahlotnia BullnHa N1me(1) ~ .,. dol~ ~11 as. are dOitlg butlMH as: Business Name(s) lltled ft3.90IJ.t0 (•
nave abaodoned 1h1 use ot COMMON AREA. BEING and IS\lmatecl cost, ex· and apptllaal of tsltlt as. of the chief eiceculive office above on: "°GUii 21 , 1992 :~E AN S JAGUAR MING AUTO BEAUTY above on: Augusl 11, 1992 1892) M'I ~ 1he F1c1111ou1 Business LOTS t 12 THROUGH 1 t5 penses, and adVancu II sett or of any pelrtlOn or of the seller Is: SAME Stacie HueC>schweten CE, 2085 Unll 1 Pia· CENTER, 3201 So. Hllt>Ot Janet Ramege conoemong 1119 grou tO Mr
11.ame NEWPOiH NAUTI· INCLUSIVE OF SAID S240,3t0.05. I CCOunl IS rrovldecl In As llsrecl by the selllf. all This ltatement WU t\led centla Av•. Cost• Mesa. Blvd . Santa AM. Cal1I, Tl'llS s1111menl was filed ahOUld be °'*!.'°.,,. l(oll
CAL SOUND & SECURITY. TRACT NO 10445, A.S SET h Is possible lhat at In• section 1250 0 the CalifOf• other business Nln\eS and with the County C1erk of Calif. 112627 92704 V.llh the County ci.rk of a-SHO•· 1J1'"> 39th Srree1 Newpon FORTH IN THE OECLARA· tJm• of H ie the opening n111 Probate Code. A R• addresses used •by the Orange County on Auguat Thomas F. Shffllan. 6n AMM Enteff)ftses Inc .. Cal· Orange County on August Center.•(7\4~
Be.:ich, Ci11tl 92663 TION OF COVENANTS, bid m.:iy be less tNln In• quest lot Special Nohce seller within three years be-21, 1992 North Coast Hwy., Laguna llornla, 3109t Monterey 20 1992 TruatOt 8wcll •
The F•tlll1'lus Business CONDITIONS AND RE· total lndebtednen due lrom 11 ivallabla trorn Ult fore the date such list was FM2149 S.ecll, Calif. 92651 Slreel. L1gun1 Beach, ' F542038 Genltal P1111netlhp I fl..Jme refer.ad to above STRICTIONS FOR SOM· 0 d 131.,.2 · court ltrk senl °' delvered 10 the p bll .. _ .. .., Gaty T. Sh.,han, 2085 Ct11I. 92677 The .,,_ Mlltl~-. end .. as tiled on Oranoe County MERSET CITIHOMES RE· at• : B 1• c · , . N 1 N u 1'""' .,ewport S.ech-Placentia Ave.. Costa This business ls con. Publ11hed Newpott Beach-°''* CO!tlmort ~ • 11
oil Sepromber ~4. 1990. CORDED IN BOOK 13211. WESTERN RE CON· Attomey for lb• Petl· b¥~': ~a~so•n~ business Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Mesa, Calif. 92627 ducted by: a cotporallon Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Ill'/. ol the ,..,
F•le No F410299 PAGE 1120. ANO THE VEYANCE COMPANY, tloner: OREOORY N. addresses ol lhe txly•r are· September 1. 8, 15, 22. Tlll1 business Is cort· The reglslranl(s) com· Septembtt t, a, 15. 22, O.cnbed 1t1o118 • . ICI
Mocha el A Snohoud. FIRST SUPPLEMENT TO INC. H S•ld Truetee, IEOUIN, ATTORNEY NONE ' 1992 dUC1ed by: a general part· menced 10 tranuct busl· t992 to Olt 50,5
IJ1 , 391n S1tel't, Nowpon THE DECLARATION RE· B~: T .D . SERVICE AT LAW, BOOt \RVINE The names and business T~98 neralllp ness under the Flclll•OUS T-697 Newpotl BMcfl. C
Beach. Cali! 92663 CORDED IN BOOK 13273. COMPANY •gent CENTER DRIVE, STE addrossn of the buyer 818• Tile reglstranl(s) com· Business Name(s) hslod The undlltSlgned , J_n:-•
Ste·1en E Aomanow. t 31''1 PAGE I 86. BOTH OF OF· By Kare~ Tompkin• 8 3 5 1 I R \ I NE, CA ROBERT MICHAEL BATES PUBLIC NOTIC! rnencecl 10 tra11sac1 .~usl· above on; September t 1. PUBLIC NOTICE dlldllms ll'IY ~ ll'Q< Ill'/
J9rn Street Newport FICIAL RECORDS ANO Aulatant Secret ' 9-2718 (114) 753·7858 and RONITA ELIZABETH Flctttloutt nesr uocler lhO F1ch~01Js 1981 • Fl~tltlout intomic:tneA ol IM-;:lllMl Beach, Ci1l1I 9Z663 AN V AMEN 0 MEN TS •'Yt p bll h d BATES c/o FSI 34" North Business Name(s) hsted Bafbara MalkOVlch ... 8ddreu Wld °"*' This business was con· THERETO. eot South Lewi• St., u • • Newport Cliftwood Park Streot Brea auelneu ....... •boVe on; August 14. t992 ThlS s111rement was filed BualneH Nam• dM-ognauon. it ,,,.,,,
ductod by a senernl pan· PROPERTY ADDRESS: Orange, CA 92888 Beach-Cosla Mesa Dally Cahfomla 92621 ' • Statelll9nt Thomas F. Sheehan w1th the County Clerk of St•tement herwi
..,ersnip 910 POWELL COURT, (714) 385-4700 Pilot Septemller 8, 9. 15. The assels to be told are The foCIOWlno petlOf\1 Tlll1 stlltement was filed Orange Counly ort Septem· The Following persons S11C1 sale_.. be m=
'•11s sl.lter 1ent .... as hied COSTA, MESA. CALIFOR· IF AVAILABLE. THE e.x. 1992 descnbed In general as: are doing buslne11 H : with the CO\Jnty Clerk ol ber 4, 1992 are doing bullneu 11: WllhCM cio"'*" Ot 1'
v. ''1 the C..iunly Clerk or NIA 92826 PECTED OPENING BID TuWe7t9 fl.l(lures and leasehold lo-(a)P.AAICHURST PUBLISH· Orange Counly on Augusl F543857 SCOTT PRObUCTS. 1518 •qw-or omplled.
C Jnge County Oil August VOU ARE IN A DEFAULT MAV BE OBTAINED BY PUBLIC NOTICE terest ol a warehouse and ING COMPANY (b)M· 20, 1992 Published Newpon Beoch· Wes1m1nster Alie, Costa tllle. Pl*•llClfl. Ot : 1992 UNOER A DEED OF m UST CALLING THE FOLlOW· are located al l672 Rty· OTORCYCLE BUSINESS • Fs.42048 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Mosa Calil 92627 ~. '° ~ the
• 011shed .le'o\ponBeach· DATED 5/tS.90. UNLESS ING TELEPHONE NUM· 1•5,...8 nolds Ave., Irvine. Call· NEWSLETTER, 1812 Publ1shedNewp<>rt8eacn· Seplembet 15 22 29 Oc· Scotl Michael Hurtlley, ~bManceOlll'oeri41ie(t) C sr.1 l\.1l's" P1101 Sept em· YOU TAKE ACTION TO v .,., lorma Alaska Strfft. Costa Mes.. Cosla Mesa Dally Pilot • · · \ 5 l 8 Wes1m1n5ler Ave. MC:Urecl by Mid Deed al 1'uit
t , 1 8 15 22 1992 PROTECT YOUR PROP· BERS ON THE DAV BE· ESCROW NO. The 'business name used Cahl. 92626 Sepltmber I 8 15 22 lober 6, 1992 Cos1.:i Mosa, Cahl 92627 to-• '620.21813 llT •
T·703 ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT FORE THE SALE (7141 30749-CS by the sellec al that loea· Joseph C. Patkhurst. 1812 1992 . ' • • T-721 This bus1neu IS con-lndudlr1g M pnMild '"t~
---------A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 835-4837 or (213) 627-4805 NOTICE TO lion 1s NOT APPUCABL.E Alaska Slrffl, Colt.t Mesa. T-69G PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an 1n<11V1dual nc&e(s), ~. II !.W'J· PUBLIC NOTICE NEED AN EXPLANATION TAC 4B894 CREDITORS OF The anllcipaled date of Calif. 92626 Tho 1t91St11nt(s) com· "'*' .._ ltrmf ol Mid ...
---------OF THE NATURE OF THE Published Newport BULK SALE the bulk sale 15 Octoblf 1 Claire E. Pattchurst. 18t2 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlout meoced 10 tranuct buJJ· of Tn.9, .._, ~rand
NOTICE OF PROCEEDING AGAINST Buch.Costa Mesa Daily (Notice pursuant t992 al lhe olflQe of OP: Alaska Sii Ht, Cos14 Mu•. 8u1lne-. N•m• neu under the F1ctit10US NpenMI ol lhe T!\11119 -of TRUSTEE'S SALE YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· PORTUNITY ESCROW Calif. 92626 Flctltloue Business Name(s) listed lhttNll.lcnioMoldbyYldO..o Loln ~o 12 .. 084 TACT A LAWYER. Pdot September 8, 15, 22, to UCC Sec. 8 105 l205 E Chapman Ave o( Thl1 bu1lneu ts con. Statement above on Septembef 1. of TM! Aca\leCI fte<-C Ind
Fl Lit.::;'"' 910 POWELL COURT. 1992 NOTICE IS HEREBY CA 92666 " • ducted by: hutband end 8uelneas Name The Following pe1sons l992 ~IONll aovanc. If q , ..
T s NO ~,39072 COSTA MESA. CA 92626 17t8 GIVEN lhal II bulk sale Is a~~ bulk sale Is s b t wll• Statement are doing b051ness as s H I tncf-trw ~ 10 UNIT CODE F "(If 1 slrtet address or about to be made. 10 Cal lomla UnttOfm uC~ Th• feg111ranl(1) com-The Following persons ( 11 l CA THY VEE T;~u st~~~~nt was Med ._,.
AP•.: 1s.oa3.11 common designation of PUB.LIC NOTICE Th• name(s) •rid bus•· merci1at Code Section menced 10 1181\Sact butl-11• dolng business as· (b)SEMINARS BY THE w•lh mo Counry Clerk ot The benefolty unotr WESTERN AECOll:VEY· property Is shown 1bove, ntu lddress ol the alllet 6106.2. nest under the F1ct1llous (a)COATS OF ARMS IN· SEA, 219 Margu0111t SI Orange County on Septetn· Deed 01 T"* "*
ArJCE COll.~PllNY INC as no warranry IS glvtn as 10 BSC 952 are: SKVVIEW PRINTING II so s bject lh Business N11me(s) lilted TERNATIONAL (blMAGNA Corona def Mar, Calif be• 4 1992 necaAed .,-.o 081r..s 1
auly appointed Trustee 119 compleleness or tor· NOTICE OF CORPORATION. t8t03 and edd~ess 'thee na,"10:: above on· July 1979 CARTA t215, 777 Conven-92625 FS4l&IS1 unoetsogt*I a -
unaer the toltciw1119 de-rect,,.ss)." The beneficiary PETITION TO SKYPAAK. SUITE F, IR· with whom claims ,:::r be Claire Parllh11r11 lion Wey, Anaheim, Cla1I Ca1herone B Volpe 1445t ' N w Oedataloon OI Oeld
s 11bod de,.d ol 1ru'1 WILL und8t said Deed of Trust. ADMINISTER VINE. CALIFORNIA 927t4 filed Is OPPORTUNtW ES-Thie statement w11 fli.d 112802 Foothill 81 e3. Sylmat, Pubhst t o t POt1 Stach· o.m.no tor Sall lllCI a
SE LL ATP ·euc AUCTION by reason ol • breach or ESTATE OF: Ooing business as: "SKY· CROW 1205 E Ch with th41 County Clefk of Joan Meroater Maclennan, Cahl. 91342 Cosio Meu Oa11y Pilot Noca ot O.faiti ano
'TO THE Hl,GHEST BIOOEA default In the obllgattons VIEW PRINTING" A O CA ~~ Orange County on Seplem-4642 E. Chapman Ave. Ste Thll business 11 con-Stptomt>er 15. 22, 29. Oc· to $e1 The unclttl ... ld
FOR CASH (n tho loims secured thereby. hereto-CWASAELTNEOR. B1~5R71S44 All o ther b111 1neu a:"ih/~'Ciare tor ftling ber 8, 1992 l&S, Orange. Cahl 92669 ducted by· an ind1v1dual tober 6. 1992 c~ Ulld Nocce ~
"'"'c" aro awful tondtt in tore eueuted llld deliv-.. rtame(s) and address(H) claims shall be Se tembe Fa.43834 Seel Douglas Maclennan, The reglstranl(s) Com· T·723 ~ Eleclon IO Sii
the Unilt'd St:itu) and or ered lo lhe undeisigrted a . To all heirs, t>eneflc1artos, used by the seller(•) within 30 1992 lllch Is 1~ b { Published Newport Beach-4642 E. Chapman Ave. Ste. menced 10 trans:ict bus1· recoroeo WI ir.e tounl)
the cuhier's cef'lifie<I 01 written Declaration of 0• creditors. contingent cred1· the past lhree yea11, as nets day' wbefore th: ~~ • C 11 M 0 11 P 1 t 185. Orange. Cahl. 92669 ness under th• F1c1111ous Ille rlMI propeny • ioc.
orher chec s 5 ecili d In rault and Demand for Sale tors, and persons who may stated by the 1811er(s). are: . • • 0• esa a Y IO This business ts con· 3us1ness Name(s) hsted c.vil Code A Sec~on ~Nh and written nolk:e of de'. oth~lse be Interested In 1147t JACALENE LANE, date specified above. SeptembGf t5, 22. 29. Oc· ducted by: co-parlners above on· AuguSI 19, t992 TIOOR TrrLE INSUA
ioayable 1,.. lull 81 the time taull and of election to the win or estate. or born, GARDEN GROVE, CALI· Dated August 24, tober 6, t992 The reglstrant(s) corn· Ca1ne<1no B. Volpe COMPANV OF CAl
01 salt>l Ill right title and cause the undersigned 10 ol: WALTER BORIS FORNIA 92640 t992 T·725 monced to transac1 busl· ThlS ~1a1ement ..,.., !ilea 1 COfJ)OralO\, tom.~
1111eresl conveyed 10 and sell Hid property to satisfy A PETITION nas been The namets) and buSI· Rober1 M ... ,.. PU c N T ness under lhe F1e1111ous Wllh lhe Counly Cte1k ol INSURANCE ANO
now Mid by 11 under said said obhg:itions and ther• flied by BAUCE JOHN n111 a ddress ol the Publl11led Newporl BLI 0 ICE Busrness Name(s) listed Orange County on August COMPANV. • Uld T
Deed of T1ust tn 1h1 sxop. alter the un'cs1rsigned BORIS In lhe Superior buyer(•) are: THOMASON. Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Flctllloua ebove on: N.'A 20. l992 · PUBLIC NOTICE ~ S...M•
eny heteonaf\er described uused said notice ol d• Court of Calllomia. County INC., A CALIFORNIA COR· Pilot September 15 t 992 a 1 N Joan Mac;tennan F542028 TNll• or '*'Y TAUSTOR V.ILLIAM FILL· lauh and ot election 10 be ol ORANGE PORATION. 18761 CHAPEL ' t7· VI neH •me This stalernenl was flloct Published N-pon Be:ich· ult
INGIM GINAFIL:..INGIM recorded May 28. 1992 u THE PETITION requests LANE. HUNTINGTON 30 St•l•rnent Wltti lhl County Cletti or Costa Men D.11ly P1101 ~~rg,, TcorTflelnt~~
BENEFICIARV· WESTERN lnllr No 92-357329 In that BRUCE JOHt-1 BORIS BEACH , CALIFORNIA PUBLIC NOTICE The following petlOM Orange County on Seplem-S t b I 8 15 22 TRUSTEE"S SAL.£ ol c.iom-. 111t FINANCIAL SAVINGS Book Page of Olficlal be appointed as personal 92646 a.redolnQbuslnessas: t>er•. 1992 epem er • • · • Gt'Otle ,_ __ BAN~ roco•<lod June 4 Aecoros 1n lht office of \he representafive ro adminTs· ~ auats being acid art llOTlCE o E-COASTAl CEL· FS4"3ll6% ~i T S No 1~~ T A tt170 (8T81307•!te•
1990 as Inst No go. recorder ol Orange county; ter tM estate ol lhe dece-genllfally csesc11bed 11· flB· PUBLIC HEARING LULAR LANO SUP ER Publoshed Newpor1 Beach· T·701 UNY~R :iEEED OF()fTR~ 0-AiJgu&I 21. 1192 _
297884 In Aoolc pog1 or 01 Said Sal• wiU be made, dent. Mute, fl)(lures. equipmenl, NOTICE IS HERBV STORE. 1919 Newport Cosla Mesa Daily P1lo1 PUBLIC NOTICE DATED AUGUST u ,979 599 1 1 15• 1982 -
1tc1al R~cords 1n rhe oltoce but w11hou1 covenant or THE PETITl~N requests leasehold lmpiovements, GIVEN THAT THE City of Blvd.. Costa Meu. Calif September '5 22, 29. Oe· UNLESS YOU TAKE A.CT!l')N ~ ~ ~
ol the Reco1ue• ot Orange wairanty, expren Of Im-the . decedent• WIU and leUe. tredename, gOOdwoll. Newpc>ft Beactr did on 92627 to~ s 1992 Flc:Utlo\11 TO P~TECT YOUR .._ ~ •
Coonty; said 1eed ol 11ust phed. reg81d•ng htl• pos· codicils. If~ be admitted cov.n.int not to compete, July, 1992 pass Resoiution Joe Eylfman, 2004 Court ' T 2 8uslne11 Name PROPERTY IT MAV 81EJ·----------desc11bes ,,.e lollowing session, or ent\.lmbfantf's, 10 probate he wlll and lnventOfY, 1 V1hlcl•. and ol Intention No. 92·80 10 Ave .. Newport Beach, Cillil. •7 4 St t t sa.o AT A PUBt.IC SALE If PUBLIC NOTIOI
property lo pay the remaimng pnncl-any codicils are avarlabl• •1• toc11td 11· t8t03 acat• stteet ""'hi-of 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE • •men You E"'D PARCEL 1 LOT OF plll sum ol the noll(s) , .. for exam1na1tort In the Ille SKYPAAK. SUITE F, IA· " '"" ·WIY Stlcie Hueblchwenen, t Thi f'ot1ow1og per50ns H '" AH TRACT NO llJJ45 1':: THE cured t>y said deed of kept by the court VINE, CALIFORNIA 927t4 ::~~:,~ally descnbed Grelel Court. Newpo11 Flc:tltlous ~re doing bustness II ~~~ATIOH Of Of ~~~ YOU ARE IN PEfi~Ul.. T
CITY OF COSTA MESA Trust. wilh 1n1ers1 as In said THE PETITION requests The bulk sale Is Intended Those certain streets I Beacll, Calif. 92663 Business N ame ELECTRONIC FORMS SO· PROCEED G UNDER A Of ~OF
COUNTY OF ORANG( nol• PfOllldld ldvanc:H If alllhortty lo adm;nister th• 10 to be consummaled al ltle City of N-l)O(t Beacri Thi• bualnHS Is con-Statement LUTIONS. 170 E 171h SI YOU ~OU ~~ TAUSl, DATED " UST
STATE OF CALIFORNIA any. undlf the le<ms of estate undlf the lnd~n-the olllce ol ALDEN County of Orange, Stale oi dueled by: a generel s>WI· The Following persons •200..D, Cost• Mna Cellf CONTACT A LAWYER 29 t990 UHLE OU
AS PEA MAP qECOAOEO Sa.id Deed ol Trust lees dent AdmtntsUatJon of Es-L VMAN ESCROW COR· California allown as R .. f ner:.htp 92627 T T I TAKE ACTION TO ,.._o. IN BOOK 449, PAGE(S) 12 chargH 1nd expenses oi 1ates Ad. {Thlt authonty PORATION, 22172 Centre View Circle. Harbor Crest Th• rtgls1r1nt(1) com-t: dS'~ buss•l~ as· A.chard I Bowen, 1 t06 ~ ,:•CM.~ TECT YOUA PAOPE.-TY. IT
TO 17 INCLUSIVE Of! MIS· the Truslff and ol trus1s will allow the personal". p-Drive, Suile tOO, Lake For· Circle Castle Cove Clrcle m.net<f 10 1ran .. c1 tw-1-Paloc:n~ O~~. Costa ~~:al, CDo~~r9~6'. Nev.pon S.ath corporellon 1orm-. TC~ Mt.Y BE SOl.O AT 4 ,PUe-CELLANEOUS MAPS IN created by u id Deed ot resentallv1 to lake many est, Calo1om11 112630 artd B Clift c 1 S 8 1j ness under the fic\ltlOUs C a' 60 -·1 UC SALE If \'OU 1't£D THE OFFICE OF THE Trust actions _.uhout obta1n1ng th•anllclpat1daaled:ite1s c ay irce. ea • 6u1lneu Nam•(•) llsled alil,92627 This bus1neu is con· 1'*''erteeandTl'\lll Com~ AN fXPLANATI~ OF
COUNTY RECORDER OF S111d sale will be held on. coun apprcwaJ. Before tak· Octob8f' I, t992. o"CI• Bind a portion ot above on: August 21, 1992 Ehzabeth Mary Thagard. duc'td by on lnd1v1dua1 On ~tall\'* H t9'12 • THE NATURE OF THE
SAID COUNTY. ANO AS Sep1ember 29. 1992. at ing certain very lmportenl Thebulk11lelssubjectto G~es~H11fc~o~~v:na~Sp~ Slac:leHu•bschwerlen t706 Palcma 011ve, New· The ieg1Stt1nt(s) com· 900 AM TICOI T•lePAOCEEOtNG AG~ST
CORRECTED BY THAT 1:30 Pm in the lobby to the ac1tons, however, the per· Calltornla Unlfo1m Com· Tract No 72.47 Ille/ fn This tt&temertt was flied port Beact;, Caltl. 92660 menctd 10 lranuct bus1· lr11ure.nc:. CornpQl!y ol YOU VOU S~LD CON·
CERTAIN CERTIFICAlE OF building located at 601 sonal representatrv• wHI be merclal Cod• Section Book 278 Paoes 2t With the County Cl8f'k of P~onlca J~rtt ~am.Jon ness under the F1cllt10u1 ~T .' eotporm.on TACT A LAWVER ·•
CORRECTION RECORDED ni!Qulred 10 olvt no11ce to 6t06.2. through 25 lnctuslve ol MIS· 011nge County on August Cat~m:262~·· ta esa, Bus1nus. Name(s) hsllld T~ Co• 1~11C19 ~ NOTlCl Of> Interested persons unloss The mime and address of 11 .. 1 h 0 2t, 1992 '· above on. August I t, t992 mpeny, .. v~, TRUSTEE'S SA~ they have waived notice or th• persor. wllh whom ce aneous .... aps n I • f· FM2212 Thi• buslneu is con· Richard I 8owctn ~eel Tiwi.. under er.o
consenled to the proposed claims m•~ be filed Is ''r ~~ t~ounty Recordtt Publl1hecl Newpott Beac;h-ducted by: • genera• P4llf1· Ttus S1a1emen1 was filed 11Uf'U81'4 IO OMCI °' Trut1 Ou u.':.,.!2~141~2. '
action) The ln<lependont ALDEN LYMAN ESCROW 0 H . I'{. net1hlp with the County C18tk ol l'WCOroed October 23, t979 .. I 00 ,... . .ti • administration authof\ty Wiil c.OAPORA TION 22772 For partieufars and d• Costa Mesa Daily Pllol Th• reo111ran1(s) com· Orange County on Augusi ''* No 3.ee8'" Booll 13364 I . u "'' it"' I! l&lltA•
1 '"tu' 1111' """ w11• 11 '1 111 11 r 11 '""' u1H1w , be granted unleSI an inler· Centre OriV• s'u 11 too' lalls. reference Is hefeby Sep1ember t . 8, 15, 22. rnenced lo 1ransact bus•· 14. 1992 Peoe 297 OI Ottoal Reooroa 111 \;t ~~·"~ •oo 111 thu :u~ '" 1111 \I ltllN'I\ led per 111 b-L • ' • made to a map showing 1992 neu undef th• Flct•hous ,541485 Ille onic. ol !he Coutll\' ''" ""Mu ltll.idlllll "' 121
,. ._. "• •. ,. ~~on 10 ~ P~~u!~ :nc:s 9~ :~~~~ la~:'~~Y·~~ lh• n~ht.of-way to be va· T.700 Bualnus Name(s) l•sted Pvbt.sh~ N.....,..,.,. Beech-AllClOnlet ol Qranoe COunty ~arlw'1r~I '" •tiu,,!llv 111
_P_UB_L_IC_N_O_T_IC_E~S _ j PUBLIC NOTICES
QOOd eatecl. Said map Is on file above on: N'A 9 '"""'"' Cet.lomtl WILL SEU. Al ,..,.,.,.., V11Unty ol ..... ~
• """'" •' snows lioulc cause why the r.u~ claim• by any Cfed1t0t 1n ttie Office 01 the City PUBLIC NOTICE Elltabelh M. Thagard Costa Mesa Oa11y P1101 Au· PUBl.IC AUCTION TO >•.tr.• of C-..ihlorn"' Mt0t· ~~h"o,s d not grart th• ~~J i:: .. SepJ,-m~r 30. Clerk of th• City of New-TlllS •'at•menl was filed gvtt 25, Septembef 1, 8 HICHEST BIDDER FOR l\ia Aec~enoelcom· "'""'I"''''"'"""'" • t .i1ff1 fJtU
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l•on ~II beN~el~o~horri>: = :e:oc• 1"•,~ll~aled NOTICE IS FURTH:OR auslnen ...... Otano• County on AuguSI • ~ T-682 CHECK OR OTHER 10111 ol dutv -~IJIUCI SER e 99 4 p a• speq 1 11• GIVEN HEREBY that the St8te"'4tnt 14. 1992 INS'TITVTIONAL CHECIC ~··••h •' '\IM1., 11\itl i.oo
Depi •7k, 2~e!ed5 ,,'~~ D•t•d: S.,ilember, 9 , Clly Council of the C1ty of Th• Following 1>9''°"' ' F54t484 PUBLIC NOTICE ACCEPTABt.E TO THE DL'-1<1 01 Tr'"'' PilW b(
Th c"' Or South Of 1992 Ne.vport Beach has set are doing buslMH u · p t>Mshed NewpOf1 B h TRUSlEE (peylble • t,,.,.,. o1 Vo,\1'1. Cano an ha
a t 1" tve ' • THOMASON, INC. Monday. lht ~8\h t.f Sep-TERES.( t.NNE'S 0&488 11 eac • Flcfltlou1 salt on ~ f110My o1 t"8 (~"'" hu•l>1tn<1 1 1le ;?'y8C ~~CT TO the •Y1 DAHREL~ $COTI tember, 1992, II lhe hOUr EdlnQer Ave.. Hunllngton Cos:a ;:•s;. Daily ~!lot Au-8u1lneae Nein• Unlled Sletll) 11 thl Notlh d •I I\~,.""'"' llifmn1 ~ Jm
g1an11ng of \he petition you THOMASON, PREii· of 7.00 P.M as the time, Beach, Cal1t. 92M7 gus 99 • Pl•mbef 1• 8• Statement troni tntrlt'Ce 10 lhe County ui.. """'..,..., ~,. GIM)lle1
shOuld appear at lhe heat· DENT and the Council Chambers Tereu Atine JuQan •. t6'02 1!1, 1 2 Th• FoCIOWlng persons Cour\llOuM 700 OVIC c.r.. " ""~ •oniao er1d' .,_, I and I !). p of lhe Ctty Cooncll Of lhe Bredt>ury l:tl . liuntinoton T-68t .,. Oo.og bYSlneU as em. Wt&1 Sant•,,,.. Ce .. lluflo C."11-'IQI ...., Glor• ~hons "r:1 8 Y04JI 0 ubllshed Newport City of Newport Beach u e.ecn. Calif m.1 MAAKEllNQ SERVICES ngt!I ICle Ind ntrll:I Ll,•llltl> ttuWltNJ .. wtle.
:ecttons :,h11~he Wfc= ~ Beach.Cosia Mesa Daily I.he place for heating ol 1n Sttpti'en Michael Jugan PUBLIC NOTICE INTERNATIONAL, 2974 con~eo 10 end now hl6IJ by• u llU$1Ut5. •WWIOllO ~
fore tni hea1ong YOUI ap-PllOl Stp\embClf 15, 1992. pe15orts lntereslecf In/or .Jf., 16402 Btedbl.wy Ln.. FlctJtlou• Ceylon Oc . Cos\a Mita under u.ct o-i OI Tn.t 111 tile \IV-"' J ' 1990 H fff•~ru
oearanc• may be"' person 1729 objecting to the PfOi>OSecl Huntington 8Mch Cellf, BualneH Name Cafrt. 92626 propetty aaue1eo on UICI mMt No 90 A8T ita ,,, oc by YOUI: anomey vecatioll, Ind the N id C11y 112841 ' Kanl Schlslw, 2974 Ceylon County lltld SI• oeect.C.O Roa• P.t1i-.• ol ~
If YOU AAE A CREDITOR PUBLIC NOTICE Council •I the n m• time This bu1lnet1 11 co~ Statem.nt Or.. Cos11 Me11, Caht • R.•uw.n 01 0renQlt Gii.nty °' a conti .,,1 cted•tOt 01 and piece ~ .. 11 hev the evi-ducted by: 1 oeMfal part· The FollOWlng persons 92626 PAACQ. A Thi ~ &1111v ol c.lttom••. llilltlde•
tn• d•cea~ you musl file NOTICE TO d•ne• olfete,d by any per· neBhlp are doing business as; This buslnu1 11 con-end oth8r petmllWll lliv '-'l1wur ul ....., ••in
your claim with the court CREDITORS OF son lntefested in the pro-The reglilranl(a) com-0 A D GALLERY, 417 31st dueled by: en lndMdual 1111pr_.,... localtd Ott uin111.n....t .. .u !It'll .. ~
a.nd mall 1 copy 10 Ille P8f· 8UlK SA.LIE. posal vacation heretofore mencec1 lo trenaact t>ual· St .. Newport B•ach, Cahf. The r•o•strartt(I) com-Pa,.Cll S ""lflt C11y ol Newpot1 dt11..h1111 h.1 ""' ~bed·
sonat representative ap-CSECS. 8t04, dHcmbed. nest und9' the fictitious 92663 menced to trannct bt.111· 9Nctl, Co\lnfy ol Or~. 1i.·1 loi uuh Of ct$ll u
pointed by th• court within ato5 u.c.c.t Wand• E. R•eelo Bu1lneu Name(•) lilted Donald Htndrlcks, 4t7 1111u under the Actirloua SI• o1 Cufomta. .. lllOWn du'u1tlUlt OOlow ~ a1
four months from th• date EacroVI 7957·MC City Clerk abov9 on: NIA 31st $1., Newpc>ft Beach, Buslntas Name(s) !Isled on A PllOtl Map Fllld 1110oc». lhu hn1t1 ot ulll tn::....lila'lul
ol f11st !nuance ol letters Nolle• Is het•by given to Cit~ ol N•wport T9' ... A. Jugan Celif. 92663 al>Ove on; Augusl 11, 11192 125 Pegee S ltlO • OI Pttcel nl(""'Y OI 1111.1 Vl"lllllr••u•
as piov•dtd in MCtlon 9100 c11d1tora ot l ht wilhln Beaoh This 1t1tement wee IUed Oonn Wedderlen, 348 Syd· Kent Schlsltr M• 1r1 lh• Olla OI tf\e u• lln1<Jrl(.<1 11111huul Wfan,
ol the California Probate named actller lhat a lwll( p bll h d N wilh the County Ci.tk Of ney L.n .. Costa Mosa. Ca~I. This statement wH filtd COlltWY ~ o1 aa.o tv c."'.11n:u •• ~£it tu
COde The time lot fllfng Hie It 8bout 10 be made of u • e ewport Otange CO\lffly on ~ 112$27 wllh th• County Cl«lc. ol Counry. wfloc:ll ~ Ind "'"' uw iicas.SWlJt lilfl•
claims win not ••Dir• ~ th• null ouctlbed B11ch.Cotla Mh8 Delly 14, 1992 Thi• bu~lntu 11 con· Or.vig• Counly on Augusl tmPll:>*llent• -lltld S"8ll r.1.1ml1t•nc.,us, el ':'itlu IOf• tour months (com the below. Piiot Sepi.rnt>et 10, t5, , .. ,.... duct.CS by, 1 o-nerll pa:t· 14. 1992 rem1111 ,.., propttt>' 111111 1111t'f~t •IO• ,,
-------------------helling dale noticed The namu and bvtloets 1992 PUbllthed Newport 8eecho ~hip 1 ) Fa4t4e7 A leMehold ner• 111 ""'° lU >AAll lru t 111 10 IM51 eo.ta Mel8 O.ily "Ice Av-e teg 11r1nt(t com-Puollshed Newi>Of1 Beac:h-IO Peroeea 8 #Id C M C7Mled H•t• lullo•inu 1letMt>11t1 l~··••••••••••••••••••••••••········~·l--P-U-1-LIC--N-O-TI-C-E---~25~ ~ed~~~bu~~ta M~~~,~~~~~~~~ec1 ~ij~~•r~1ua1~~1~
STARTING A IEW BUSlllESS??
Th• t...gal O.partm.,,1 It the Pilot 11
pl..,ed to announc:. • new Ntvtc. now evaff•~ to new but.,,..._,
Wt wlll now SEARCH th• name for vou at no extra char~. and a.-ve yoo
IM llma end th• t1'p to th• Court
House In Santa Ana. Th«\, of COUl'M,
aftef th• ... rcn l1a compi.tecl we will
fll• your tlctltlou1 buslntu name
st•tem.,,t with the County Clertc,
pubftsh once ,., WNk for tour Wffk•
H NqUlrecl by law and ''*' flle yoor
proof of publlcatlon Wtttl County Clerk
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Please atop by to fire your nctltlout
buslnn1 af.tetMnt al th• Pltot t..Qal
0.partmWlt, 330 WM1 Bay, Cotta
M.... California It you can not 11op
by, pl .. M call UI at (7 14) 842 .. 321 ,
Extanalof'I 31~ or 31t and we wMI
make arrangemeni. fOf you 10 handle
thla J)(ocedura by mall.
If you ahould h•'lt any tut11\ef
que111ona, P,...• call u• and wa wtl1
t>a rnor• than glad 10 aullt you.
Good l..uc:k In your
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----------115, \992 &u1lne11 Name(I) listed gust 25. Stplember 1, 8, ~Al Lita ·)~Id I'>' to wll APN 131-4~2
FlctHi.ua T.ee:J abow on: NfA 15, 1992 Co1npMy A COMlllCIAI lot 11 o1 frll(;I No ""4 WI
hslneu N-. .,1 Oonalcl Hendrie~ T-684 C~ M leMor _, 1t1u C.1y u1 Contra ... u
., .. .,,... rvBUC NOTICI Thi• etat•ment. was ftled PUBLIC uor1c• a.di p~ A cai.tornot st111.wn (Ill • "-'> '~ "'
The Fo&IOwlng P9ft0nl F1cttl..... wlll'I the County Cleftc OI " 1a 0.-W '""'"'-P M l:tc11111 777 Pll\l"(a) lfllfO 13
.,. dol.ng business as: ~ "-2:W'O' County Ort AUQVll fictitious ......, • ....,enceo "' 11111 ~kntwl o4 Ml•--~)
(l)NEWPORT NAUTICAL a•-t---"'• 1092 . Doca#MtW t1*18d M.t1t "' 1i... Olhy" .. l!f .~tt.. SOUND, SECUAnY • CEI.· ... ---FM2047 •u••---..... ~llM'll Otound L-Cou111v Rl'{Of<h!f N•d
LUlAR (b)CUSTOMIZED The Followfng S*aont P\lt)lj~ N9wpott Beech-............ ol Parcel>. "*'"t W w111C11 Cwrity
VEHICU$ (c)THE CEl· •• dOlnQ bu..,_.1 It! Co11e Me11 Dally Pilot The folowlng '*"°"' -~ Oi:lober n Tho· 101111 a1111ull 111:'1hv LULAR DIVISION 1919 MANUF'"ACTUAEA'S U ... .,,............_ ete dolt'!I ~ u · tl1t 8ooa ,)364 p • ui11111111I Clf""~ l~Wl
Newpott Blvd •• ' Cotti DEROROUNO, 182S W. ;·-1• I , t5. 22. (1)80TTL£ BUA 80NO ~ Aecordl toi ,:!9:: 1'1!v 1 llMwn 1,~'°"lh
Mesa. Calif. 92627 Balboa rl2, Newport (b)88B. 3411 vi. Udo. No. end "PO".,.,.~.,.,,.,. •GA.'1111\llbly C)hr•~·•
Sllcle Huet>Sehwelen t S.ech, Ce11t. 92M3 T~2 193, Ne#pon Beach, Calif pr0¥9one a>nla.ned .,, laid 1•111~.,,"i!-s .,,.1 ~ ,.1
Gretel Court, Newpon wTodc!.,Lym Dobbe. 1R3 ,UILIC NOTICE 92663 I-· Ooo.lnletl and ln 111111..... llltl 11111(' Ill th .. "" .... ~ Beach Cellf 92&83 • -boa 12, Newpclfl Nell Mtrlhall ..... n. 1805 PARCEL 8: Plftlll S In I,.. ~'·"' 01 lht.S Nut• 1161 Joe Eyerman. 2004 Court Bffch, Calif. 112Ge3 Ptctfflou• E. Balboa llYO , ~\ eiy ot New'l)Otl 8Mcl'I County $224.IJ1 27 •~
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UoiriQSS ~H~ING, .,. doing bu1lnen H : are doing bus1ne11 H : ate doing busine11 H '. 111 doing bUllMH u · art doing business u · FICTITIOUS C!OtroO but1nes1 at· notee! t>elOw lot lntpec;t.on ~ • *"'-l' "' " CS O ENGINEERING, 3505 PACIFIC GONDOLA, 2901 ZONE 2017 N Cepelta ACTIV! MACHINERY THE H~OYMAN COM-ADlfANTAGE WINDOW CluMg noim1I busooess ~ c:..-y I LIN UM. eo.ti ,.!~lllic AvCe Bd~· E, W. Colt! Hwy. Newpott Ct , Co111 Miii, Cahl SALES, 149 W tllth Sl, PANY 2n E 23'd SI. BUSINESS NAM£ CLEANlt.IG nouis Bt eny C•hlln ljt,'\Q • =-Cald 92127 -..-ta "~1 •1·1 " ..,. n~·n c 11 Co 1 ' C •27 ' The lo 1owoog person hu C so reque.11 wllh1n 180 'Stf'Wll AU Foulu" • · • ~ • -• <v ......., • a, . 82663 9262e s11 M•n, Calo 82e27 Cotta Mesa, 1111 92.. withdrawn 11 1 general 2364 Norse Ave , osta d• 11 bt 1 1 IOll P~. Coco•~!· M120-H•8• yR01bertloL. G~met. 350 E. Robtri Jam11 Nesrlno, Pe1er Alao Crowell, 2017 Jam11 M1ch11I S1w1l1, D•1111ls Le Shure, 277 E. Mesa CA 92627 vs • er PY •Cl 1011 o 1825 Glaler C~~ , .... 2;.-;7 .. .,!7
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T! rtglalrant(s) com-The 11g111ran1(1) com-The regl11rant(1) com· The reglstranl(I) com-The registrant(•) com-The regl1tr1nt(s) com-:~627Costa Mesa, Calif dueled by an lnd1v1dual prtncipal manager is Ed·
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8 0 New P 0 " e~nes• Nam•(t) lltted Bu1ln•11 N1me(1) listed Busloese Name(•) listed Buslne11 Name(s) fisted Business Name(s) lis1ed Business N1me(s), llS1ed wu filed in Orange Counly ness under the l1c1>1•ous Bii h Costa M 0 1 1l>OVI on: August 10, 1992 aboYeA on: NJA above on: August 19, 1992 1boV1 on· August 24, 1992 above on: Jaouaty 8, 1985 lbove on· August 28, 1992 on January 14 1992 bus111en oame llSl•CI P 1 1c5· 1 ~.. 1e5sa1992
11• Y 1<111< Oanon Crou Obert L Giimer Robert Nesr,no Petet Crowell James M. S1wa1a Derinls La St1U11 Fs18112 1bove on 9-9-92 • 0 ep e ...... e, T~ 111.tement w11 flied Thi• etatement was filed Thi• 1t11ement was tiled This s111ome11t was filed Thls statement w11 filed Thia statement wu liled Full name and add;en 01 Jetod C Stallley
will\ the County Cletk of with lhe County Cletll of with the County Cieri! of wtth the COl.lnty Cleik ol wilh the County Clerk of with the Couoty Clerk ol the person v .. lrtdra .... ng Tn•s statement was I led
Orang• County on Augu1t Orange County on Augutt Orange County on August Orang• County on AuguSI Orange County on Sep1em-Orange COl,lflty on Septem-Mark van Wickler 700 'tlnth the County Clerk of 1~ul992 1'4, 1992 20, 1992 2'4, 1992 be< 4, 1992 btf '4, 1992 MatlaJd St ,.2 Oi;ingt Orango County on Septem·
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FOR SALE 400
FURN 3Br 2Ba + Iott Ren1 to own, vacant &
winter reniaJ. 1 car__ga· cheap 38.B 2.SBA.
rage. Near ocean & 20691 Horizon Ln. •~
bay. 642-6527 door 1pa. S 1695/mo.
'+ dep. 999-1144 z; a.. On the Point. Wtn1er•-----"------•
•· •or .. oua Tudor guna Bc:h Big oc:n turn 4Br 2Ba h ... gar, IRVINE 2144
Many historic fen,. vlewa w/cute 1h11ck & w/d. dfW, mlcrowav•.1-;:=:=:=::::::::::::=I -W.ru. Built in hutch, plans. Call Ag1, Barb 675-0664, 818'244-5512 •• ·~· brkfs1 rroo k , 675-5511 or 494-2342 IMMAC WOODBRIDGE
.... ~~rd~~odc!\:~~ .. hb'!~ Stell! CDM CORONA :~~r:. 5~~tl~n~7;;,,~~ 1 llah llfeSlyle Vl•w Lota w/Plans DEL UllD 2122 w/d hkup, ale. amenia J~·SOO Batb, Agl e7S-SS11 'uni\ ties, aaan. n pets,
~ ~1 A Neighbor-$1000 avl tO·I, 261·
" od Emporium BUYERS TAKE AOVAN· •508 Acacia• 0969 day, 644·9120
1(714) 839-2100 TAOE OF CURRENT 2BR 1BA front hse, ~ 1 MARKET PRI CES. frig, lrplc, p\11 yd. Va· Orengetree small 1Br,
Jill Must Sell FAMILY TRUST MUST cant. SI 125. 642·9797 w/d, relrig, a. c. N
-· LIOUAOATE AT CUR·---------• pets. $700/mo • st>.:.
For all your home and business needs
f.•~ 1~0~:ac~n H~~e~ RENT PRICES. INOWI I BR lum. frencn doora T•nnls/pool 760-8;68
ees & many other LA Convention Center. ~o ~.:"4i1so~A1'.?~ NEWPORT ._--------•---------•·-----------------.-----
1\.lres 200' tront•g•. Flg.,o• ... .... HANDY MAN 3710 MOVING 3834 PEST c.21 Surf Realtv St.·adjac•nt parcel smaller unit $650 N/S CARPET 3514 DECK
J7t4J H2-7872 po111b1y avanabl• tor No Pett. 940.7333 BEACH 216 BOOKKEEPING COATING 3570 =======I ======= CONTROL 3869
.L • to I a I 0 f a pa Cute & Cozv 2BR IBA ::::=;::;:::;:::;:::;::;::;;I Su c 8 1 t Carpentry, plumbing •ABC Moving• Ins. '-=====:::::;::;::;::;I er Wiii Carry proximately 1 acre. duplex on Ja.smln•. 3406 lmrn~r ati>et owou hi•, dl)Willl. masonry QUICK, CAREFUL & I•
5% down. Charm· Poulble termt. LONG Garage. trple, $8501 I::;::=;::;::;:::;:;:::;: •I• Sav• up to 50,, Wolorprool Oock Coat· & mot• Re.u rates COURTEOUS iTt38046 ''Best Price, Promise!" ~ & unique 3BR BEACH HI TRAFFIC A 6 2 Beach Rentals! All Carpets Reducodl Ing, quality v.1k rea J im 64~·2624 re~s r~tes 552 "410 Env11onmen1 ist Tor-e COR mo. gt 75-491 Boo .. k•epln.. #628464 735·9823 1 L .. .. "" mite Fr ins,_,.t Work !j>me w/ocean view COMMER IAL • NEWPORT PENINSULA " • ' sonab e proct-s •c .---
frnm m11r BO w/prla NER. STEAL AT S250 N-er 3BR 3'~Ba Jas· YEAALYORWINTER Fin. slalements, taxes 58NJO 722·8769 Handyman Services. Poor M an 's Mover 1 100-. guar MCVi .,.;t. deck. Backuard CASH . Anah•lm & min• Prk condo, f/p, 2 $S50 lrl().$1700,t.•O & consulting. Free ========= uc. insur Local refs hr min Guar lowest he# PA2060. 998-4876
, Pl S AJC $2200 M consullallon 642a1392 CEMENT i-::======== 3 7""22 08002 t.-:Ck w/fir• pil. ne t. car, • r. Slud!O 1~BIVHom~s,,Opl•ff 1• Free esl 67 • .. rntes lie. 1 l::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==I
"C·21 Berg Realtv PALMDALE Miiier 721fl9e5 FumosMcSUnlllmishtd I======== CONCRETE 3526 DRYWALL 3584 SAVEi SAVEi StO hr . .._•_n_su_r_1_1_-i_6_3_3·_99_2_s_
C714J H2-8891 BOOMING AREA Oceanfront Property Villa Rentals cousnc ;;?O yr exp, carpentry, PUBLIC NOTICE PLUMBING 3890 a Br .. ae VIiiage 75+ acre parcel. Also 1500 aq tt, JBR 2B.A, pa1nt 1ng. plumb.,
R twnhome wtth 20'+ acre parcel. Pear p\11, road. All amen. 675-4912 REMODELING .. .;Orlvewaysapat1os-Pa,t•c~11"ug,. eC9ethn~s~1&ehwead1'. oloct. drywntl, patch· The Catil-Pubhc Ulllt· Cal1forn11 Plumbing
t 2 Ca Blouom Hwy. Terms WI t• $2 000/ o Y paths •le No JOI> IOO ~ .. ing, demo •75-4808 ties Commission RE· • Rooter wer carpe ' r lbl ,., (BUYERS n r ' m ' r 3408 . l1c'd, bonded. Fr E•t v OUIRES h all d • ~ • p11vat• courfyord poss • .... round $2500/mo 963-tlNll. 9'--. Lk:.571470 • 1 al use Low r3LSS 83B·t424
,.;try. Inside laundry. DEAL AT ALL CA SH). 3977; 209-527-8815 1·.-;-"'1sSiEE.A~i!1sSiLACAiN~o5.a::iiiBiFR'-1.I;;:::::::::::::::::::;::;::;:;:;;;;;; Mickey 377·9895 GSOfge 848-0843 hous•hold goods •
duc•d for quick E.8. Tn.1••-C,·1 ~· 1 · G 3720 movors prinl their =:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I 891-3"'88 2'hBA, golf course vu. DRYWALL REPAIR T.J. P•lt• Cone:. COMt j::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= HAULIN Pu c Cal T number. •-*•· si91.ooo ========= 2600 sq fl 2 atry N I Id •11 a limos a~d ch1utleur1 POOL I C·2t Welcome COSTA MESA 2124 ' · · ew 0 ee. ng apr y. Cone·Brlck-Block. Uc FENCES =======I " e7140 ..... 878 OUT-Of.STATE $3300/mo. 720-1345 Drywall(Tapetreictur•. I 277329 Highest Quall 3615 !!! BEST Ill Haul•ng print ttlelr T.C P. num· SERVICE
PROPERTY 1558 .,..DUPLEX 2BR 2BA, Fr" HI. 897·8083 Low Pree." (71'4)962·1093 6 DEC~S DemoM•on. Remodeling? ber In all advert1s•
S«floua About SeU· •l!XECUTIVE• b •Wallseconcrote•lre•s ments. II you have al::;:::;::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::I
I• lnnll 3Br 2.5Ba Townhom•. garag•. locll IO·-========= qu•st1on about the I• Pu-ar'a P-1 a.Mc•
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" • ' b• h $1 200/ o • •-::========FENCES Q•TES •Hash etc.748-1825 u ·•-L:.owest priced 4BR. A/C i •c • m ' I· • "' • n3hty ol a mover, llmo Maybe It's tome for ......, Idaho. Spirit Like. 3BR • dbl gar, atrum C•t•J 359-4539 DITIONS a•11uyc N R I Rtd1'00d • lli,,ittetu. area. N•w Cata H ouae + Church $1225 La•. 549-0709 &VUJU •w •P•' ========= or chaufl•ur, call chang•! W• vaccum
.. , & paint. A/C & (Bueln•u) approx. 2" .. 5 T .. atln ·~ 3Br •Harbor View Hom REMODEUNG TILES 3528 Cedar Post Rtplact CM r.8 IMPROVEMENTS Put>llc Utlllhes every week 761-3995 a.nny rm. RV acc•as. -"'•-Jim Wnyto 642-7206 Commtuion Qreat Ter ma . 7,000 sq ti. $57,500. 2Ba,trplc,dblattgar 28R, den. super 34101-;::;:::;::;;:::;:::;:::;:::;::: 714·55~151
Posalbl• gourmet col· w/oprw, wtr/grdnr Incl clean, no ~ts. $2·~11;:;:::;::;::;:::;::::::;:;::='" I:::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: HOME 3756 ---------915B,800 t" + antique •tor• or s1250/ fMM380 9 mo IH 840-Se<11 TILE tnslalled/Repalred. ::;::::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::::::::: 5 0 M 1 ROOFING 3910 • C~1 •••Breeze mall. Or••' lnv••I· ___ m_o_. ____ 1 Uong• ~t Newport dditlon• & Remodeling Prompt Coul1tout SIMCI FLOOR INSTALL Lo:.~t, ~tor:;.~~rol l:;:::;:::;::;::;:::;:::;:::I
..... .,t4) H2-5521 m•ntl 3BR + den, yard, 2-car Handyman Services Flff Est & Relerenees REPAIRS 3620 Cuatom ca.rpentry XLNT rep I hi ITllt\ Ins R• Root• .. Reta•lra
1 (415) 728-4725 gar, ciean. no pets . •Lido Penlneula• & Paln"ng TOOi John & Shelby 846-6176 some finac g av~il, T167659 v MC 731•29$6 Local R•ls. 18 Yr• CO,ltONA
DELMAR 1022 ROUSES/CONDOS
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aa cul-d•••c. •P•· olou• yard, PoOf, bas· GENEIW. 2102
... ball ct, adl to park. :;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;;::: tJH.ooo •44 eoae ~_!•!:lw/
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Acit, Na~• USA
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Newport Bch $ t 215
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8.A. Hte Hou.• .a.Sl4e CherMer 3bd $1900
ll•l!nod. 38A 2BA.
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ce61s, huge lot. USOK RENTALS AVAllABL8 :r· Jim. 751 ·2781
L.O.W Medlt•rranean, ,_.. lk Bay •Br 3Ba, 3
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Pn.1.CatRlty. Agt. for .. a••· Private bch '-========= wood Floorlng Cus· reas rates 45S-7954 Greater Pacific Rig
Barbara 728-728e on bay, 873-8030 ROOM ADDITIONS I"' tom Work. Neg prlc•. 838ateee •621368
710 Lido Partl Dr. all tvP••· local, truat•d CHILD CARE 3536 20 yrs In euslne11 ======== PAlNTING 3858 ROOF IERVICI CLEAN I SPACIOUS bullder tor 30 la8ert Abraham ~58-7963 HOME all typH, lie. Ins •
.. •Newport Tenace Ucl 2125'42 48 31 frH ••I, XLNT service 28R Duplex In qu t 3BR 21/\B fl -~::----:----:--:-::--::::--= CHILD CAR• 7 days• REPBntS 3758 Eastsld• Coate M•H v l•w. P:~1. P·c:ha archn OfWt. Custom Wk, All hra, In my C M ====::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: tu" i120 Yruf Oulflty Work 974.9449
n •lghborhood. Encl 11295/mo 548•7970 Remodeling, 1dd11lons, hom•, v•ry loving ala FURNITURE ==:::::::::::::;:::;:::;:::;::: A.c,,.,o S...at u.. 280$A•
backr,ard , Ideal for • F11'30"133dHllg~ 3t0yr· !,!!P moaph•t• &31·2460 REFINISHING 3621 * RS Hom• Repatn ~" ~"OIAtry...,. 392 w ork ng roommatea. •Nwpt Shra :IBR 2 a.. ·2"-w te1m·I• dry rol reprs -.-w-.P ..... -v-o,,,..,..,u-N""'Q,,..Q,,,..,..,U.,.IS~T TILE
$750/mo Call patio, gar. d/w, f/p. LOVINQ NANNIES doors, plumbing. & •-;::;::;::;:::;:::;:::;::;;;;:=I Me-490• Comm pool, tennl avall, eitp, rehabl•. motel 24 hrs 644-0997 Painting Contractor •·
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2-car gar a yard,la2""B~R~-1-=8~A-1~0-wn~h0u-.. -1E:: 1100 a w"k 753--5223 fair. faat qlty work Elec1r1cal, Plumbing; est Ms-3305
Bea, refttg, gard•ner. auoc pool & rec.9i;::;:::;:::;:::;::;:::;:::;::=I========= Call Oebf• 642•1589 ~~~~s:~~ -EXT_E_R_1..,o""'R_S,...P""'c""c'""1AL-1s""'T,...
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'o Back Bay) 28RI..,-------.,..-• ETC compl•t• hm SEIVICES 3548 FURNITURE SCAPE • .. ....... worlt, SJ0.6112 2,58A with bonua Affordable Hou•I remod1, "" ••t. rera LAND ·--,
room, dbl gar. w/d 2BR 2~BA, 2 eat gar. 550100 eee..a773 I======== REPAIRS 3622 LAWN r 11ne 3808 P•tnt your CHU•
hkup, frplc. No petal •t•P• to beachlb• •••·•• to clean apt/I;::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:;:::;::: ~ int/e11t. f~" eat. all wrk
amokerw. AWlll Oct. 1. 11300 mo avt 1°'1• !"It========= condo, also houaes, CANE, WICKER, RATTAN =:;::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::: guataf'ltM<S, kc•
11,195/mo. 714. pell 151·$4~75 ofca, 8onded. Ile. fr & wooo repairs. re •L•-• !TlO*ed front 320811, Ted 17MI0'47
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(n4) 147-4333 54• 7937 (Ive mag) oea'i;;;ner'a 2BR 2~ eel. C'Pt cfng 537-tlOI M l1h1no & r991ulng & back s 11 50. clean· TO' QUALITY
E.Sld•. 1400 + eq ti condo w/beaut •PP'•· 3488 •""'' ..._. c~ A WICKER WORKSHOP ~e!11& .~r;_:.::; a110 wry c:om~t11ive RE NT
2BA 214BA, 2.patlos, 2 car gar, tennla, PoOf,,1=:;:::;::;:;;::;:===1 '7yrtl exp, •lnl r•f'•. 1411441 In Ht, ltC "48221
Dllr .., 1 ~.Inside $1500/mo. 848-NeS ••v Menevt Don't dependable a ~ble.,-===~===~~IAll A.Merteen Tr.. ca11 Jay a50-33St -·oh c•-•lfled I thl _ .. _..__......, al y-a__.. ...... "'""'"1 •· 8ervlo• A•mo11al,1---------1 u•uu ·~ lndrV .,... 11000/mo. m H a ...,....,_,.."-. c --...,1....... Trim, S•nlor Olac TRIM PAINTING. Your --------
Aval OCt."' :M:M 38R 28A, 2-()ar gar. Of)porNnlty. Call Nowl M••••™•• 111 BANDY MAN 3710 Fr" .. ,. e31"'41S c: .. 11e 11 my c;en11 ..
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near 20th I Newport 944-7220 Of 754-7711 M•~ to W111 NP CM ..-..-R•PAI ... ....,._, for sal•, grHt cltents 'fou. Ui«enc. N):M8$
Blvd. l ·•tory, frplo, LiDd e ..... w 3•10 ..... ~ ... .... .. ...... PAOP[RTIES N•WJ)Of1 8Mch ... CM, yard, ger11ge Pet OK. b•yfrotlt hOme.~~~Gftll\I ~ ._............. Palnt.Catpentry-etC,• Mik• .,.1a0512 =========
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86 Tuesday, September 15, 1992 Newport Beach/Cotta M-Daily Plia&1
NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 MISC. UJITALS IUSDfESS MONEY MIMl!ISllIPS EllPl.0111DT llDCB''DISI llllCIWfDISE SllLIOITS
BEACH 2169 =====1==:=:=:=:=: PIOPDTY 2767 WANTED 29H 3018 5530 -=-==-=-==llllSC. 60151-==-=-=---' =====:;;I *'h MO OFF!• ROOMS 27041======1======1========1======== ======t==========
VILLA BALBOA 2Br Lg 2BR 2BA. d}w, g••-.;========I Oft1ce llclg 1nve1t0f"8. Earn 13-15 NEWPORT BEACH DATAUITRYCL&llK APPUANCIS IOll Coal brlquet'", ll lb
2Ba, pool, tennla, M C rage, lndry rm, CIOH I• Cardiff by the Sea '6.. Secured by Calif, C 0 UN TRY CL U 8 tot IBM pc O<eaae, l8l"P ========::t bOx 15.00. o,..a fOt
t>ldg, aJc. lg patlo, blk to SC ptaza $795/mo. 1BR Deluxe Sun... Fully occupied, ep. A.E. CaJll. R.E. BrolC.,, OOLF MEMBERSHIP, i mnlha 9·30-4·30 for Frigidaire ratl'ldg flr eplaca, atovee, ========:::
10 ocn. 11250. 548-0524 g~~!~~"={ lV, phOM, contlnetal prox. 8 ,000 aq h . Mr. Tow, 975-0544 548-2575 IC>cal ~ pr°oflt ~. s125. copper colot b .. ch. Wiit dellY9f in lll$C
VILLA BALBOA .... 2_2288 breakfut. lntJodUC10fY ocean view, •1.2M. MORTGAGES... •7•1900 call 6'&-0131...,.s neat area.142-1044, _ • .;..,..U'•'DO•
Ocoan views, tenn, ----------rate of 1175/Wk. New-drive by. 1eo Cheater· ca 1~..-v a
Pools, spas, gated , •2BR Duplex qui•' lg pOf1 Bay Inn. 2070 ..... d. ,._ -p with ag1s. 2918 Food Deli. .... .., Q E 20 cu ft, ff, act x ad, Queen or King Palma, 8~~~~~~~~;; walk to beachea, ' "' Newport Blvd., 714-~'::. 0w7er 714 T.D.'S · ltU'BWft.,..._ ••••• brn, Ice mitt, XL.NT feet tall, S20 ea, Hert> fncd yd, angl gar, gd 831..eooo ._,. .....-..vim5n& El Pollo Loco. car • cond 1235 850.oeo5 plant• eo kinda 11 ... $1350 area , W/D hkups.1 _____ __,,_...,.._1 891-3488 Insur. $4.25/hr + s1 L MOTOICYCW
2 mslr aultH, 42' S850/mo 847-7540 N on-smoker female, s Avall. No credit. OPPOllOllllJ!S per del. + tips, PIT or Utton Microwave oven, llao 974·9422
deck, reftig Incl, w/d •E'llde CM 2br/1.5ba chlld OK. Laundry al========:: Foree., BK OK. Equltyl=========I FIT. 54<>-5058 $50 &62·2188 Shede, Pine, CypreH SCOOTERS 8018
hkups, avall 9-15 agn1 To wnhome & detacMd kitchen Included, BUSINESS OFFICE loans. $20K to $SOOK. ,...,,.....,............,______ tteea, 115.ganon, $20.1==========
9'>0-2871 or 960-33t3 Conage, micro, gar aCltoearta6.Mesa. 631·9011 fOl •l!UT 2769 Callf. Uc. R.E. Broker.I========= GENERAL =:========I l •gallon plenll, $1 '81 SilZUKI Q
Woll·kept Nwpt Hgla w/opener, 831-4442 ~' Mr. Tow, 975.0544 EMPLOYMENT ·MANAGERS fUlNtl'Ull 6014 Wiaterla $10. 874·9422 aso, Good cond wl ~!~·. 3~gA ~~~·k:a~~: •EASTSIDE• llXllC oftloea, JW ANNOUNCEMENTS 5530 *PHOTOGRAPHERS ========ITANNINO a a D for complete apare part
$1600/mo. 650-2355 Lg 2BA YJBA town-HOTELS Airport, NB. From !:;;;======= *llANAGERTIWNEES •Contompererw sale $1200 (cost 5400 obo, dey
Yearly Aentala!
Ocnlr1 4Br 3Ba $2200
Npl Crst 4/2 St 850
Nr l>ch 3Br 2Ba $1500
Eastblulf, back boy
house, frplc, d/W, w/d L MOTELS 27l8 $350/mo. Pvt work ~~~~~;;;;;; lllNOTIClllll *WILL TRAIN Couch & Loveaeet. S~ooO) Montego Bey 642 ... 321 ex 260• hkup, 2 car garage U1 etatlon• I 150/mo. = You are nffded fOf a Uke new. $325/obo. Wollf Syltem, Cry1tal 559-6953 •~
$975/mo. ::::===::;;;===: FrM prkng, furn. re-LOST t Brand New job op. Bring drivers llcenae, Alk for Janet, 24 Suns. Only 22 Sell your unwant
1780 Santa Ana LAOUNA BUCH cept, coffee, conf rm. port. evt In all ctti.a & proof &of auto ln•ur· 648-4354. hours of usage on Item• the easy wa
CENTAUR MGMT 1 oc FOUND 2925 y aid I ance soc. He. card bed. 712-1592·5359 To place your claHf MOTOR INN FAX SOC, cop er 1 • towns. ou are P n to Interview. Call Sue 45"1t.45" square gla11 lied ad call 642·5671~
842 ·2288 Weekly rates $175 & 833-9550 Al Qulnlan FOUND 8/141 Small cash, an avg of S30. at our HO Mon only designer dining table, WET Bar, freezer, bar --------• view 3BA $2300 -..,,---,,..,,...----•Small 1 BR conage, up. 494-5294 bl d B J P ~:, ::rc~0::,i;:r~1:1r;:. 8:30-5:00 EST for an S285. Call 844-1030 s tool•, Kirby vac. I Balboa Newport
Realty 723-4484
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Piiot Real Estate
APARTMENTS
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small yard, frplc, utllsl========= co--~RCI.Al .1n~uia'f:7s:7i::2 en· formation .. nd 110 to: Interview appointment 7' dining rm tble, Frnch word processor monl· AUTOllOIILIS pd, 336 E 20th ~t. nun~ MIDCO co., Box 60351 1-800-275-4967 EXT Provenllal w/8 high tor & printer. 673,..724
$7901mo. 548-1627 VACATION PROPERTY 2778 Found lg• male black Idaho Falla, ID 83405 2427. EOE. bck apolstrd chra,
..Small Complex, clean RENTALS 2722 Lab unneutered, 2-3 1_=~="'.....,,.....----$650, b londe oak HC· ========::BMW 903,., 2mstrBAa 2'hBA gar yrs old, Vic. of e. 18th •SECTY. CdM comm'I Office Assistant retarfal dsk w/chalr y
Patio dtw MOVING .,;!:::::==::::==== Avall lmmed prime & Orange, Costa RE office. Shorthand, Part-Tim• Computer $175 759-6694 JEWELRY, FURS •-.;=======• ' ' comm locatlon, aull· 1• SPECIAL S850 548-7460 Park City Utah, 1 wffk, able for retail or busl-Mesa on 9-6. WP 5.1 ., Quicken. entry. For t>uay prop-China closet/hutch, Dfk • ART 6025 ,90 5251, XLNT coNO 1 /23 Sleeps 6 645-1079 Mon-Fri 1:30·5·.30. erty mgr In Newport 0 k .. d ..... 1 2 i -d-...._._ •WALK to school & · · neaa offices on VIA -----------a • ... ra·5 ... VI· -;:======== red, t nted ..... .....,_., I shops. 2Br 1 lhBa, Condo. Will trade for UDO. NB. call Biii Mc· FOUND: DOG. medium· $2000/mo. Call Pat or Beach. Hrs 1·5 wkdys lghts. New cond, az • lyr cd, car phone
nowly dee. $800. 3032 week starting 11/20. Dowell 852-5555 days size blari.. & whale fe-__ La_ur_a_._6_7_5-3_1_00_. --& alternate Sats 1~. 74JC36x17 1175 549·2554 I HAVI! jewelry for 1111• hkup, S26K 528-98a9 21. On bch. Night only 1 8 1 1 Must have car & know S30 000 nrm or trade
Coolidge. 546-0521 801-225-4449 Jerry or &73-5277 eve ma e , • v ie n IY1.---------W/P, Call Vllla Rentals Ctvd acr..,,. PHCOCkl/ for boat or AV or? •-=========
1at Mo. fr•• rent.•-=========-========= Broadway & lrvlne Advertising 875-4812 floral $400, 4 bntwd •-
Ltg 2Br 2Ba. gar, new•· _ Ave., CM. 548-3664 eane chra $100 645-9785 ========= FORD 9075
pn\/crp\/drapes. Nice. RENTALS TO INDUSTRIAL 2788 Loat Cockatlel, gray, INSIDE SALES Photo Clippers DIVORCE I======= BALBOA
ISIAND quiet area. 549-7991 SHARE 2724 White & orange, COM Picture perfect. High Antique 7 x 5 carved OFFICE
2606 Attractive 1Br with ••Costa Me .. sub-area please call The Delhr Piiot potentlaf earnings. Chinese cabinets (2) FURNITURE ========= pvt pallo. Groat area. lease, 3000 SF, 8000 723·1277 currenlly has a full Work without pres· $1950/$1250, 4 Chi·
'69 lslbdl Mustang, 4 brl.
302 eng, XLNT cond,
cstm s1ereo, Must •ff
$4500 obo 644-6032 LRO sunny remod 2Br walk to everything. 25-35 yr• old, fem SF or 11,200 SF. Pia· LOST IAANIAN time Inside selea po-aure. Call anytime. nese acr .. na 6', l3 EQUIPMENT
111'.JBa, frplc, French 546-9081 profd. Beaut 2Br 2BA c entla frontage. Very PASSPORT sltlon available In 1·800.843·1345 pea Lalique, Lladro, 4 6047
d t d k ...,.....,---...,....,-,...-...,,...,-Newport No $550 + ca fish bowl1 w/standa, oors o ec . extra E 'ald• 2 br/1 .Sba v.t utila 840-7495 competitive ra\esl II 196093 (In the the Claaslned Adv•r· Chin••• mother of :::::::::===:::::::::::: '86 TEMPO 5apd, ac,
p a, am/fm caas.
cruise. needs tune ~
minor bdy wrk, flrat
$1800 takes 844--1561
~l~sos1:3· 5do/W49w9/d63, 20t· Gar, Laundry Fae. Bkr 833-0203 vicinity of Orange tlalng Department. A.E. SCTY & ASS'T Pearl piano desk & 7'
r Y · • back patio, $850/mo. BAL Isl No. bay front 3375 aq. tt. 3 offices, Coast College) lost Must be exp'd In resl· aecrelarlal & 5. buffot, USED doska, chairs, Ille
Small 1BR. nlcely fur· 2680 Santa Ana Ave. spacious furn 3Br 3BA, air cond. 8·29·92, 641 ·7012 11 you can bring us dontlal RE . W /P , 7 pcs of carvod Ivory cabinets, copier &
noshed, 1 porson. non-Cathy 650-3237 msg 2Ba. beaut view. Prof. 16753 Noyes, lrvlne. LOST long haired some strong sales phones & MLS·forma. 3· each, Jade carv· suppl1e1, Best Ofror
smoker ssoo uhls pd £'SIDE Bac k B ay SBOO. Diane 724-45t0 646-1044 Siamese Cat, had col· ~=:8'!~1~t~~ •• a Pr.~: Call Mr. Phillips lngs, rosewood china call Jim 729-1566 I=========
<818) 281-0385 Cozy IBA. Window Bal Pen Point Home, lar & tags whon last ant phone voice, 95s-59o9 cabinet, 6' vaaes.
soar. $695/mo. No respons. quiet n/smkr FIND seen, whlto/belgettan, high energy, typing rosewood dining tblo ========= UN COLN 9120
BALBOA
PENINSUIA 2607
' OCEANFRONT 4Bt 2ba,
furn No pots S 1550
mo wanter. 673-4724
CORONA
DEL MAR 2622
pets 1553 Mesa Or. who loves the beach missing since 8·27 skllls and peral.. Real Estate wi8 chairs & cush· PETS & l===:;;:====-
646-4262 or 645·9543 S500/mo 675-2102 an apartment Lost In area ol Harbor tance we will provide Rental• & Sal•• Iona, 4 ring• w1Emer-
6049
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E 'SIDE B ack Bay BAL Pen. Share lg 3Br through classified vBleeawchhoAmEeWsA, RNDewport you wllh • friendly Agl for busy woll es-ald/Saphlre & Dia· ANIMALS nental. 460 eng. runs atmosphere, room to tebllshed A.E. Ole. monds, 2 guns. tvng :::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::: good $1095 Musi affl Cozy 2BR, yard $685. blk 10 bch. Bay view, 644-2252 grow and th• train-Must be familiar w/ rm sot. couch, 3 lrg 842-0587
No pets. &42·281 e prkng, w/d. Male non-1 beach area propenlea. bronzes. 2 etc, NO Pera Ian kitten. Supe·
329-M University Dr smkr 25-30 $500 1st/ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:ILOST PARROT ,"u~c~~afu~ake you Call Pam Burr White JUNK 545-5138 rlor Ouallty, pedl·•-===~=====
£'aide Ln 2 br 1 , .... BA last. 955-9308 64s.5498 Red headed Amazon C & g reed good home I· • ~ BUS'.n:rL" .. Alty •7• A830 Lg hana cabinet only s2'00 "'".1692 MERCEDES 9130 bale, encl garage, ""'c-d"""M---. _A_e_s_po_n--,.fe_m_n_o-,,.-I ""~ Cll named MONTGOMERY To join our team, v .,... misc llemsl 476 E ~v-
quielE adults, $775/mo smkr to share 2Br 2Ba FINANCE ~:'; ~~=r :n 0':;,~:e~ sen your resume RECEPTIONIST 19th St. Costa Mesa
120 . 20th, 722-6804 blk to ocn. S425+util. he Is tame & we miss to: fun/active office __ &_A_T_u_R_D_A_Y_9_-' __ TllANSPORTATION '85 300SD Turbo Oles:I
EASTSIDE 2Br cot· Christine. 673·5332 him, REWARD call noeda a people per-Lthr couch, sofa, Bam· ========;; lmmac cond. aunroc:C
lag• w•pallo, carport, Prof m.r. n/smkr 3 rms. BUS"~SS 645-2nOl966-2030 DAILY PILOT son, st•rt NOW 891-0332 boo chrs, 0m11 chests, gar/pampered 711< fl'wy
w/d hook up. No pets. gar. In E'slde CM uu; LOST: Cockatlel 330. W Baw St. K11/pa110 sets, wht 1>k·1•8-0-A-T-S------1 ___ s_2_1_,000 __ 1S_73..:J600 ....... ,....._,,..
2BR 1BA. garago. W o. $765/mo 722·8294 1Wnhm, security, $450 OPPORTUNITY Gray & white. Last Costa Mesa, CA Retail shllls, frldg 760-0925 7011 '86 300E XLNT CON6
sundeck $9001mo EASTSIDE mo 642·3876 Iv msg
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seen Sept. 7 In the 92827 Joan our team as a re-MOVING SALE On :;;;::::====:;;;:;;;:;; loaded, chrm whoela,
Opon Sat.Sun 10·5 Country Woods 2500 block of Orange Attn: Claaalfled tail clerk In the South sleeper couch & much ILLNESS FORCES SALE 166K ml, S12.9K
421 ''l Iris. 673-5069 2BA/study, spit lvl, f/p, rms in lovely lge pooll========= Ave., CM. REWARD. lnalda Sal•• Coast Plaza M all. more 640-2166 Crut for Dlvl119, fl1hlnt 64()..1484
skylt, dock. $855 No hme, Lge pvt back yd, ALL CASH E I I 548·4707 1~===~~===== Oualllled candidates Sota 575 Chair 560, or C1l1llnal 2•' Glaspai •---------B eha u t 1, tu 11 v BRf u rln pets. 180 21st St. gym. for n/a prlo3f/s5t0u· $200().$4000 poar~~l~~e =:::::::::::::::=::::::::=: BAKER AM shin. Also must have a .minimum Desk $50. Dresser/ Cudd• cab.ti, Blend new•• 1980 300 TD. QH, c arm ng 1 . g 646-4262 o r 645-9543 dent. 2 rms at , 1 t 1 I-• extra clean, loaded, sundk. I mature qu101 ---------1 rm $450. 642-0929 per week. PT/FT. PERSONALS 3002 lunch person. Apply year rear oxper mirror $1 00 963-3390 bu•n Mt1Ct\11Nr 18' Newt.· Make oNor. Call 64
adll s765 673•7071 GOOD LOCATION' . Proven concopl·yours to Cookie Clasalcs, enco wl1h great cus· ---------haust bOxtJ, ntw 111em11or 3074 or 65()..3.434 • ""R""'O,...O.,,-M_A_T""'E.,....._W_A_N""'T,...E""o"'1 at lowost cost. Zero 177 Riverside Ave, NB tomer relatlons. Full or Sola & Lvseat, tapestry and new c1tbuletor. Al1 new
Cute clean 1BR apt on Lg 2BA 1 'hBA town-Prof. fm In 2o·s. n/ down If quallned. Call •Intimate & Discreet Computer Operator PIT available. Apply in belges31001°r6a414, 190°80°d tltctncll wiring frtsl\ water •-========= tho bayfront, 2nd floor house. lndry rm, d/w. smkr. to share 2bdr Rich 1-800-598·3792. 1.80().n6-XTSY person: The Coffee cond, • flush, new bOnom painl & top•·
unit with dock Avail patio, $795 mo. 2bth, lrg twnhm In La· no 900 or CC c:hrgs Need money fast Bean & Tea Leaf, Toak doak & chelr, p1ln1 C1bln has ... 1~ .. n V 0 l RS WAG 0111
approx 10 15 Sl 100 ~078 Thurln guna t;illla. Prvt bth, LOCAL SNACK Make up to $150/day 3333 Brlstol t11182, (Hong Kong '70) $500 head. itovt, s.n~. ic. be' 9235 mo. Call 642·6515 CENTAUR MGMT encl gar. s3oo. + utll. Route $5,950. gets ADULT PARTY LINE ualng your computer South Coatt Plaza 645·9785 111\ltn cus & slMp.ng ~
Sunny, spacious. 2BR ___ 9_4_2_·_2_2_9_9___ day 642-4321 ex1 260 yo u 35k + Limited uJ£8:M~.~:~JNE akllls. Work without Mall. Teak rnd tble w/4 chr• Fash ~fldtl. VHF'"""" rao.o I:;;=:;;:=:;;:==:;;:=
1BA upppor. lge dock. Lge l BA clean. gar w ith eve. 85!Ml953 Offer SE preaaure, Cell any·•---------$400, solid oak rnd t>•I Dag, swim laOll«, S.llWll '70 VW BUG, rebuilt
I d 1·8()()...869· xv time. 1·800-643·1350 SALES/Cashier '""· tra.lfr Inc """"'""'on eng, GREAT cond, lndry, gar, walk lo oponer. n ry rm. -R""'O,..O~M-M_A_T_E__,w-an-1-8-d-.• 1-800-299-4488 N0900orCCCHRGS conl. Ible w/4 chra ..... ·--.,,.
bch S1150 mo S575. 1964 C. Ana· Nice, quiet 2 bedroom RECESSION PROOF CSA Order Dtsk Designer women'• ap-$425 640-6719 H11~ -"Y gJl9d .a,p $2000 675-2151
960-6483 helm Open. 545-3229 1' ... beth townhouse, realestate Investment Chri stian Dating & Growing llght bulb parel store offering ... .., e>.11 $11500 ll'MSlld•·,-7-2--VW--B---R--
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close to Orange Coast gram to take edvan· 1-soo-a2g..3283 a CSA for our order Near JW Alrp~. Call MERCHANDISE Interior, M ust Seel
College. Male pre-tage of recession, __ ....,..._______ dask. Exp. pref. sell· J h t 852 6580 -========= Great for Student!
ferred, non-amoker. great monthly and LIVE ADULT TALK ataner. Computer Hp. 0 n a • · MISC. 6015 -$750, 754·1262 COSTA MESA 2624 HUNTINGTON ======I BEACH 2640
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3BA 2BA, 2-car garage.
5397.50 +Ya utllltlea. long term p rofits, t-800·793·FOXX (3699) he Ip f u I . H •av y POWER BOATS
650.2343 or 831·7448. nHd assoc for re-no 900 or CC chrgs phones. Non-smoklnol========= ACME juicer $150 , 70121=========
glonal expansion lo -=.,,..,...,.,,....,,T,..,O,......,.._,_=-.,,.....,,,_ office, grt benelill. EMPLOYMENT white metal detecior MISC. AUTO 9245 Vic inity 5 Points,
18382 Panorson Lane.
$995/mo. 96().2828
W COSTA MESA open new locsllon. TALK JULIE UVE Fax resume to 714/ SSOO 01 t ty -;;=======:;;
3BA Condo, fully furn, minimum start up lee, 1·900-6S0-44eo 525/cl 432·1460 Attn: Ht. SERVICES 5533 write~ $21~~ :~:!.aft Boston Whaler 13•1:;;==========
fem over 35, compl 714-488-2887 1 -~859-6006 all cds 278 or cell 7141662·•-;;======== Super SPort, Yamaha 1988 Su~ukl SamMrl 2 BEDROOM
Pool, spa. cable hkup -:::::::::::::::::::::==: WESTLAKE VILLAGE -&4 5-8122 Any11mel
priv1legH 642-0269 C.CM. Boca. Fl 18-+ 0527 ex1. 278 1• Vending Route: For _ .. _. f Ad A . 4 0hp w/trlr, m any 4JC4. Son top, g ray/
Weatcllff Pool Home sale. Eam a aleady Please be aware that CJr CbOn xlraa, $5200. 642-3777 black. Very good corr
NEWPORT Lge pvt matr suite, full c:ash Income. 1-800-the llltlngs In this cat· Cal a w·NTED TO RE NT: d1t1on In & out. OoOid
Pantry n/s $540 + 955-o354 ~ tires, stereo cuaette.
Br"CH 2669 • • egory may require you • MOC>flng for 38' bOat ---------~ utll. 722-6679 •·v_E_N_D_IN_O ___ N__ t II 900 b ..., AJC 47 .ooo mllea. $300 OFF MOVE IN •Hot ew S o ca a num er -.. In Newport Hisrbor. Looks & run s 1111.e Meker For Sale•Poss. POST' AL CE ..... TER In which there Is a ,...,. 972-8874 Ch arm Ing 1 BA. 1 BA /d 1 =========~ ~ 1"'111111 h 1 IS()R now. S4,000 or lta~• * . gar. w ' Y' y. $900 Weekly•1·800· c arge perm nute. AO-V RENT for• pickup truck, •7111-counyard Apts Gated, 311 tn 34th St. Open GARAGES FOR 780-8882 Ext. 610 8 rt d T I '80, .. caah. Phol)e fh~~~' ~~~~5~5:very· Sat/Sun 11 .5 S75o RENT
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646-7047 or 645-e431 4 I========:: titude, detail oriented. $6.00 to Needed, earn up to through classified 642-432t ext. 203.
S300 OFF MOVE·INI •2BDRM $750* MONEY train, then ??? Gift wrap & retail tslp15•0. fud1•1 "0Yr· p•aartlarytlme+. "::===~~~~-========-========i
2BA, fncd yd Wtr pd 180AM $800 1 Car Oara9e on TO LOAN 2914 f TODAY'S 838-4120 9·5 PM * * elloy of Pane Drive In exp. pre erred. Apply in person 2 wk t.ralnlng, women,
2194 Placentla·O $755 Frig, dshwahr. stovo Costa Mesa. s125/mo.I::;;::;;:====== men 2 1 or older. Call: $~~~0~:n:.e·~pac~~:: ;:~~~~e:~:;s~::i-==:::8:4: ... =40==2== ·~~:.r!'!tbu~~ THE MAIL ROOM 8
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lndry rm. sm pet con-645-6186 or 631.02t1 'Dt::•t ESTATE Ing, aame day •P· portunlty for lyplat.
s1dered 645·5235 --------~ prOYal, bad credit OK FASHIO. N ISLAND Earn up to S'125 per
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ocn broezos 548-0336 _N_E_W_P_O_R_T_H_..E-10....._H-T .... S~ r------------------*' Mo Free U11lsl Lg Del u1Ce 2BA 2BA,
clean 2br 11>il gar, nu $1050 FP, w/d hkp,
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