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No . clalr-cut victor i-' unavantlill pi'asidantill debate .-
~ President Bush scares two votes, Governor Clinton gets one, and
Ross Perot earns more~ respect fro m Daily Pilot panel of voters.
By Tony COit ......
While local campaigD leaders are all cl•nnina c:onvincing victo-
The third panelist, Balboa Bay Oub resi-
dent John Schuler, said be believes inde-
pendent candidate Ross Perot was the
most effective participant
ries for their candidates in
Sunday's debate, a Daily
Pilot panel of the people
whose opinions rtally mat-
ter -voten -concluded
thaj none of the three
oontenden dominated the
field.
Two of the three panel-
ists said they believe Pres.-
ident George Bush had
the best performance Sun-
day. Costa Mesa resident
Fred Bockmiller Jr. said
the debate strengthened
Question or the Day
~ mmmelb made
by lhe candldlll!s that ~
found irrlpwlwe,'or
......... Ull the Raden'
Haclne, 642-6086.
able candidate.
in Sunday's debate, but
be still plans to vote for
Democrat Bill Ointon.
Perot also scored scc-
ond-plaee flnishes in the
eyes of Bock.miller and
Wrkicb. Schuler said he
thought Ointon had the
second-best performance.
All of the panelists
we_re impressed by
Perot's folksy, down-
homc -style;-but none
were convinced that the
Texas billionaire is a vi-
And the wt •• II.~.
~ Campaign leaders positive
about their candidate's
performance in 3·-way debate.
By Tony Cox
Stlll Wl1llf
Local leaders for the Bush,
Ointon and Perot campaigns were
predictably pleased with'iheir
candidates' performances in
Sunda'y's debate, but none bcUeve
any major gaffes or knockout
punches were scored. ,.
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-From left, John Sdtuler, Joe Wrlddt and Fred loduniller, Jr., watch the tele-
vised presidential debate from the Daily Pilot Newsroom Sunday afternoon.
his support for Bush. Joe Wrkich, also of
Costa Mesa. said be was previously unde-
cided, but he's now planning to vote for
Bush .
"Perot looked lik~ a stand-up comic,"
said Boclaniller, a 29-year~ld UCI engi-
See PANEL/la Piii
Those wishing for a major
blunder -a la Michaet Dukakis'
unemotional ~sponse to a -
hypothetical question about bis wife
being the victim of a brutal rape -
or a great line -like Uoyd
Bentsen's "You're no Jack
See DEBATE/la f1W1
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From the Daily Pilot Newsroom
THIS WHK ... The drive to acquire t'VQ
prime chunks of land around the Upper
Newport Bay ~rfaces today when the
Newport Beach City Council looks over
the various options of paying fc r the
land. The two properties -the
Castaways and Newporter North -
could be purchased outright by the
Newport Conservancy or acquired by
taxpaye~ in the form o( a bond or
assessment The properties, one on the
west side of the bay and the other on
the east bank, are said to -be worth at
least $80 million. Both are owned by the
Irvine Co.
Skateboard time at the Newport Beach
City Council. Concerned that those who
prowl the city by sbteboard or roller blade need to be put in their place, the
council will consider a number of
possible skateboard restrictions today.
Amon$ 'em, a proposal to ban skate-
boarding on the Ocean Front sidewalk.
An t;xcepdon would be made for those
who are school-bound. There are several
lesser restrictions induding one that
would restricting skating from A to Ad·
ams streets and between 20th and 2 4.
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More big names rolling into the Pac
Amp ... Morrisey, he Ol one name,
appears Saturday. Andrew Dice Clay, he
of foul language, is on hand the nid\t a~er. And l>md 18eniot and Tom Scoa
perform Thursday at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center.
COMING SOON ... Red Ribbon Week.
Oct. 26-30.
IS THAT YOU IN THE KITCHEN,
HllARYl ... It all beRan when Hilary
Ointon made a snide comment about
the virtues of hanging out in the kitchen
and baking cookies as opposed to
pursuing her legal c.areer.
And so it began, the great Hiluy
Oi~ lulh Cookie bake off.
Famlty Circle published the First lady's
and the aspirin1 First lady's chocolate
chib:*ie recipe in July wilh seYeral
on rs ~ng to pk:k the winner.
CrisCX> is flrst In, declaring Mrs.
Clinton's cookie recipe to t>e the dear
winner. Mrs. Buth, apparen~, uses
butter. Mrs. Ointon ps with ·
all-~l* lhortenfng -er, Crilco.
Duncan Hines, munwhile, is stil
weighing the recipe. ~winner wiH be
announCed In Family Orde chis week. _.,..,._,...
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A match made · in heaven
~ First United Methodist
Church congregation savors ·
the works of Costa Mesa's
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen.
By Joel Beers
Stlll Wltlr
DOWNTOWN CX)STA MESA -A
prospective bride and her parents
walked into the First United Methodist
Oiurch last week and took a look
around, trying to decide if the
beautiful white building on West 19th
Street was the place for her wedding
Inside the church, members or
Merle Hatlcbcrg's Someone Cares
Soup Kitchen were busy clanking pots,
filling bowls with soup and waiting for
the daiJy rush of hungry, poor and
bqmeless people.
Several other homeless were waiting
to take showers in the church's
restroom. while signs for a mental
health center upstairs were positioned
on tburcb grounds.
Instead of being deterred by the
activity, fhCbride was impressed.
"She said, unlike some of the other
churches that were empty and felt like
mausoleums on weekdays, the activity
at our church really impressed her,"
said Rev. Galal Gough.
First United Methodist has had a
long history of community involvement
since its 1928 construction. It fed
hungry people during the Depression
and bas supported -and is
supporting -myriad programs, from
literacy organizations and Na.rCotics
Anonymous to the Orange C.ounty
. Mental Health Association.
The church has been in the news
lately because of its heartfelt
endorsement for Merle Hatlebcrg's
Soup Kitchen. The kitchen was
bumped from the Rea Community
Center two years ago thanks in large
pan to nearby residents' complaints.
The kitchen relocated at South
Coast Oiristian Olurcb but bad to
look for a new home earlier this year
because the pastor wanted to expand
the facilities.
See KITCHEN/Wm ,_
Fronl adventure to despair
~ Homeless man tells how his caf became his home.
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From left, Rev. Galal GouO, Jane Enp and Mary Lester, in front ol First Unit-
ed Methodist Church, whk:h ha been involved with the community since 1928.
By Tony C.
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Business Monday
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'Tenants have a lot of Choices now,
and with the economy, people are most
concerned about value and getting th
By Joel Beers
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COST A MESA -Bruce
Garrard wanted to die this
morning. Thoughts of death spurred
by depression often drift through
the 48-year~ld Garrard's mind
these days.
For the past six months, be bas
lived in his car, a small Datsun
hatchback.. The interior of the car is
filled with Garrard's clothes,
history of Research Network's
apartment studies, said Matt Dis-stoo. a principal with the firm. Local apartment ownen arc
ltill ma....., to fill a good per-
centage of their unics, but an in-
dustry study lbowl that averaae
rents are down and tenant in-
cienlhel are oa the rile.
But aa::ording to local leasing
eacutivcs, vacanc:ics are not the
biuest problem. Coosiderin1
apartment vacancies in other pans
_,_ --of the oouatty. 9S percent-plus is
Pn Newport •••Ma 'by no means a weak occupancy
most for their money.•
N ~ Apt. die 1¥et1F oe>
~ rate at aputmeat com-
plelllll ID the Newport 8wb and •
Colla Mela area -95.3 percent, IC> cordina to ..... HllH-ed reaearcb
1lnD llaean:h Netwurt Lad. 'Ille tMI'-
• rate wu dOwn fnJm 96.2 perccat a
rate.
Wbat is more troublina for the
iDdumy locally is a JrOWina prevalence
ol mcwe-in incent.M:s and an u~
ecleated decline in rents.
See RENTAM
including a suit and tie, books.
newspapers, a can opener and the
rest of his possessions.
Somewhere in the clutter i.s
Garrard's treasure: the dcsjgn of a
product that he is convinced is
marketable and which he believes
wiU free himself from the
self-perpetuating cycle of despair
and hopelessness that be fears may
soon trap him.
See HOMELESS,,_ Piii
By Tony Oodero
Si.I Wltllr
NEWPORT BEAOi City Man-
aicr Kevin Murphy will answer COO·
ccms tonight about the cifY.'s plans to
&SSuc $91 million in revenue bonds to
Hoag Memorial Hospital.
Hoag officia1a requested the bond il--
suaooc in order to pay otf a previous
bond d S64 millioll issued bJ the city ID
l 9&4 and to tDO¥e ahead with cxpamioa
plans and impromnents lo the bolpilal.
Oty Council members, bowc\'a, bad
101DC questions abOut the city'I li-
abilitia, and Mutpby will praent a re-,.
pe>r1 tOiillbt ttiit aiOWi bow ttiC bOiCI
muance will not harm the city but bca-
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Yesterday's News
.0 YF.ARS AGO -Oct. 2. 1952
From the Newport Balboa News Preas: A
tremendous development along the Udo
Turning Basin was seen as P.A. Palmer
announced be had sold 700 front feet to 6
buyers only 48 hours after the Griffith
Company put the land up for sale. Ea~ted
price was $750,000 to $850,000. With the
construction of the Newport Balboa Savings
and Loan on a 300 foot lot in the middle of the
purchased land, the whole project may exceed
Sl,000,000. Palmer said that land in the area
was sought by buyers and was considered an
excellent investment. ·
30 YEARS AGO -Oct. 3, 19'2
Mesa Jaycee president John Palafoutas and
Dr. Dan Nusser met with Costa Mesa city
manager Bob Unger to d iscuss the selection of
one of three suggested projects for the coming
year. The projects were a city operated
swimming pool, a recreation center or a
cultural center to be developed in the new city
park sited on the old Santa Ana Anny Afr
Base land purchased by the city. (1be park wu
~ter named Tc Winkle Park in honor of Cqsta
Mesa's first mayor.)
20 YEARS AGO -Oct. 2, 1972
Willinm Ridell of Huntington Beach was in
serious conditior at Hoag Hospital after diving
from Newport Pier into shallow water. He was
rcsCucd by Newport Beach Police Helicopter
Officer Doug Webster. Ridell and a companion
were walking along the pier when be suddenly
decided 10 dive in, clothes and all. Ridell
struck his head and was paralyzed with neck
and spinal injuries and his companion called
for ·help. The police helicopte r was in the area
and pilot Jim Golfos skimmed in low until he
and Webster sponed the unconscious Ridell
face down in the water. Webster stepped on
the helicopter pontoon and jumped into the
water next to Ridell and towed him 150 yards
to shore where rescue units were waiting.
10 YEARS AGO -Oct. 7, 1982
Help Wanted Publications, a Costa Mesa
business that sold job lists to the unemployed,
was under investigation for alleged misleading
business practices by the Costa Mesa polioe
and a state employment agency. The business
·was the target of complaints from people who
said they had answered newspaper
advertisements for specif IC jobs and were then
told to pay $25 for the list. Sue Elias, a state
employment official, said the company was not .
licensed as an employment agency and can sell .
lists of job but cannot advertise specific jobs.
Angry job seekers gathered outside the Harbor
Blvd. office demanding their money back.
I YEAR AGO -Ort. 10, 1991
A local real estate firm listed !or1sale the
home of Bill Walters, a past business associate
of Neil Bush and a central figure in the
collapse of the Silvcrado Savings and Loan.
Walters, who was accused of defaulting on
more than $100 million worth of debts, was
accused io a 1990 lawsuit of' transferring more
than $2 million -into a trust established in the
oame of his wife, Jacqueline, to purchase the
home. The court appointed trustee charged
with the liquidation of Walters' assets could
not be reached and it was not clear who would
benefit from the sale of the 7,500 square foot
six bedroom, six bath home, whfob was off cred
for sale at $2,895,000.
Compiled bT A.aM Spin
Super Latto/Oecco
Super lotto
Saturday, Oct. 10
for 3 5 million jackpot:
12, 21 , 2~ 34, 3~ 49
Oecco
•Hearts ............................................................. 3
•Clubs .... . . ................................................. 10
• Oiiilmonds .................................................... Al:e
•Spades ........................................................ 3
Keeping it in the family
... Mom and Pop bankin g operat ions kee ps kid s i n the black
A new banking system is sweepina the country with an
enticina list ol semces no ordinary bank could offer. Inter-
est-free loans, day or night. No oonsignen or collateral. No
rejection of loans due to J>!X>.r credit or bankruptcy. What's
more, if loam are not paid, debts are forgiven.
1bese lending policies would make a flinty-eyed banker
wince with pain, but Mom cl: Pop Banb
arc in ~csa for love, not money.
1bat's why they're not insured by the
F.D.l.C. The government is in enough of
a jam. Love is the riskiest of all
collaterals.
NlncJ Ml*trre
59 and
Holding
With today's economy, parental loans
to children have escalated into Big Bucks.
The free-spending baby boomen of the
'80s baYC been bard-hit by cut-backs, and
are desperately trying to cope with the
austerity of drinking ordinary water and
eating processed cheese. As a result,
millions of Moms and Dads have been
thrust into running their own lending
institutions.
The banking industry feels so threaten-
ed by the competition, they petitioned Congress to put
these home-spun operations under Federal Regulations.
However, it was rejected by the Ways and Means Commit-
tee since these organizations don't qualify as banks since
they never make foreclosures on widows and orphans, or
occasfonally render incorrect monthJy statements.
Operating on the brink of insolYency, members of this
paternalistic banking system hold regular meetings to
exchange ideas on making loans to their kids more
business-like. Hard-liners suggest charging in't'ercst rates
(QMMUNITY MEETINGS
.. Please send it in writing: To place an event,
please write: Community Events, baily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., CostAa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
TODAY •
noon Cost.a Mesa Chamber ol Commerce,
Legislative Affairs Committee, chamber t--..,.•
wbicb traumadzea the loft-linen. Even if Junior is old
eiM>Uab to default oo bis alimony s-yments. car loans. and
bealt~ dub membcnbip, bis parents don't want to cheapen
their relatiombip with their IOll by putting it on a fjnanclal
basis. ActuallJ, there•• aodlina cheap about it. ·
Anotbcr motioG thac faDed to win.a majority-Wice;
cbargina penalties for late payments. One paycbologilt dad
stood up and warned the group if today's undisciplined
kids were preaed for payments, they might despair and
move back home. Groau rippled through the audience.
We all agreed it wu better to keep the A. T.M's o~n
around the dock than abarc a retirement condo wttb a
swinaina baby boomer and bis home gym, wine cellar, and
Great Dane he won custody of in bis last divorce suit.
Aside from Mom cl: Pop Banb, another source for
!:cub ii the Grandpa and Grandma S cl: L's -or
thy Loans. They're easier to awing than parental
~ts. Snap purses open faster than wallets.
Grandparents are responsible for the introduction of the
phrase 0 soft touch" into the English language. It signifies
someone incapable of saying "no" to a Loved One.
Docton feel this lack of resistance could be a softening of
the brain, but u of now, there's no medication for it.
Yean ago when you were broke, you pawned your
Add-A-Pear l necklace, or sweet-talked your landlord into
waiting for bis rent. Parents weren't expected to bail you
out. On leaving home you received your Certified-Adult
Papen from Mom and Dad which stated: An adult is
responsible for their own bills, bad chec~ speeding
tickets, and wrong marriages. It's time to bring back these
certificates while tacking on a few new obligations Ii.kc
credit cards, therapists, and paternity suits.
N•aq Md11tp'e Is • resldmt of Lagwu Nip~/. Illustration by Bill Mdntyrr
Public record ...
WOftWft'tHMPltol
SaddleMck Medical c..m.r '
Se¢ember I 7 -~---
o TCIN and Aaron liol, COION del Mat, boy
Se¢ember 22 office, in the Costa Mesa Courtyards,
1835 Newport Blvd., suite E-270. ._-~~~~~~"""""---4---+---~---+-.......--1 o Ondi and seewen ~nmann, U.U Mei.a, boy
4 p.m. 19 20 21 22 23 24 18 Cost.a Meg City Council, study ~.
5th .floor conference room, Gty Hall, 77 .._--+---+---+----4---+---+--~
Fair Drive. ' • 25
6: 30 p.m. Cost.a Mesa Planning Commission,
regular meeting. council chambers, City
Hall, 77 hir Drive.
26
7 p.m. Newec>rt Bach City Council, regular
meeting. oouncil chambers, City Han, 3300 Newport Blvd.
TUESDAY
27 28 29 30 31
7:30 a.m. btinos CostA Mesa, weekly breakfast meeting, Denny's restaurant, Bristol Street and Red Hill Avenue,
Costa Mesa.
7:30 a.m. Newport Harbor Area Ot'amber of Commerce, Executive Committee, chamber office, 1870 Jambo-
ree Rd., Newport Beach.
7:30 p.m. N~·MesA School District Board ol Education, regular meeting, Harper Community Center, 425
E. 18th St., Costa Mesa.
Police log
COSTA MESA:
Tustin Avenue: A weed Utt"r .and I
~ blower were stolen l.ist Fncfay from
!he bed of .a trudc parked in front cl a
n!Sidence in the 1600 bloclt.
a.n A~ue: A. bike worth about
S 1,480 was stolen last Thursday from
~rage cl an apartment in the 2600
Harbor Boulevard: Someone stole a
itroller Fncuy that was parked in front
of Albertson's grocery store in the 2000
block.
Harbof Boulevard: Someone pried the
screen off a window at a motel In the
2600 block Thursday and stole a watch
and wallet off a table.
~ Awnue: In the 2200 blQd(, an
auto was reported stolen Wednesday.
NEWPORT lfACH:
Seuhore Drift: Someone took a li-
cense plate from a at parlced In the
3400 bkd.
Jambofft lo.d: A stereo was stolen
oot o( a hotel reuurant at the H)'itt
N~t in !he 1100 bkd.
St. Andrews: Someone shot out the
window of a residenoe in the 300
block.
5antiago Ofiw: Someone dumped ce-
mt'nt into .a gutter In the 1900 ~
Mo11n..ta: A woman renting a .car from
F&B Rentals ~ ~t the can hlt-
tef)' was stolen whi1e ~ in !he
1500 blod.
24th Sftet: Hodaey egulpment worth
about S800 was sden ~ a garage in
the 100 blodt.
Von ICanlau: A notebook c:x>mpuler
worth $3,740 WIS llolen from I Koll
C.O. office at 4350 Von Karman some-
time ~ Sepe. 30 and Ott. S.
There we~ no signs of ror<2d enuy.
16th Strtei: Electron ic equipment
worth S2,S90 was stolen from a 20.foot
fishing boat stored in ;i putting IN on
the 800 block.
Westem Medlwl c..m.r
Se¢ember 17 0,.,, ser.ttr and Jll...e ~ C.oita MeA, boy ..... ........... " ...... '
Se¢ernber 28
o Lydia and Al~ Coctinho, Corona del Mat, boy
o liN Md TlMolhy Wood. Costt1 Mesi, pl
0 IJN and JAIMS Gr-r, ~ ae.dl, boy
o Wendy Md Ceotge W-s. Coronl ,def Mar, pi
o Monica Ke1npehom.r wt Gonion w~. 8albo9
lsbndr git1
Se¢ember 29
o D.vyt and Stewn ,..son, Coronl def Mar, boy
O larbua and JMMS M~, C.0.U MeM, bay
<Xtober l
0 AndttA and Cary A.ndtncwl, Costa M$, boy
School lunch menu
MONDA\' -Brunch for lunch: pancake,
syrup or chicken nuggets, potato patty, chilled
grape juice, mjlk
TUESDAY -Otili beans in tonilla cdJbowl
or chicken nuggcu, garden salad with ranch
dressing, orange wedges, applesauce, walnut
bread, milk
WEDNESDAY -Italian spaghetti or cbick.ea
nuggets, green beans, French bread, super
sherbet cup, milk
111URS~A\' -PC?rt egg roll or chicken
~uMCts, oriental rice, carrot sticks, pineapple
t1db1ts, fortune cookie, milk
FRIDA\' -World series menu: Dr. Stein's
chicken bagel dog, swic~h hitter salad 7th
inning stretch fruit cup, milk, free ba~ball card
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ReallY ·folks, Fred wasn't giving you the cold shoUlder
One duy last summer I mentioned to
Managing Editor Steve Marble that l \\3) •
nnally going to have i.omctlli ng done ubout
a shoulder thut had been increasjngly ouchy
fo r several months.
''They're going to do a little arthroscopic
------. surgery Monday on my
rotator cuff, i.o I'd
probably plan to take
Wednesday off," I told
Steve. "Prob:ibly Mond.ty,
too, just to be safe."
He made the note,
"Fred gone fohin' " on the
appropriate dates :ind tha t
was tl)ll:
Six weeks later, here we
arc. folks. I gucs ed wron~
ngain. But it .seemed. --0-n-th-0--reasonable. My friend Dick
Montgomery h:id just had Coast an arthroscopic knee job
------done by the same surgeon,
Michael Drucker, and Dick was bucking
d win-ging ih :rcouple dnys.
"Piece of cake," Dick said, using hi'>
crutches just for sympathy.
Good grief, my 80-)cUr·old mother-in-law .. ·joke and soon ~omcone said, "Oh. here
had one a year or so ago, and she was bac ~ Or. Drud.er no\\.,"
playing golf in a few "eeks. Dr. Did. Uhl. 1hc .1m1c ... thcs11.>lu_!;i~1 said
That's the miracle of arthroscopy, the kindly. "1-fo,c ·1 nice nap, Fred" -~nd
tec hnique that has re,olutionitcd joint whup, I, was gone• li
surge ry. \Vhim·bami,..ah e surgeon pokes a Next thing I 1..ne\\, it "-"'i 2 p.m -three
couple of h11le holes, peers m there with ho urs after I \Hts supposed to be homt
the arthroscope, and wi1h some tiny recovering by the second. Out like mo">t
in'>trumcnt., makes the nccei.sary repairs th ings in life. I hud to Ju tin-. the h.ird \'vJ).
1 here -ts hardl)· any trauma. "Dr. Drucker couldn't du 11
I "•••s l>O up and ready for th is little deal anhro~~opitally," a blu1ry \01cc 'aid. "He'll
that I was actu .. 1lly happy and chu11y at 6:30 be in 'lhortl) tc e:-.plain it to >uu He h,1J 10
on the mornmg of Monday, Aug. 31 when open up )Our shoulder."
my" ife tool.. me to the Hoag surgery With all the goop Dr. Uhl h.1d g1\.en me
satellite in Newport Center. now \\Caring off I could tell. ·11 \\US a re.al
The Surgicu re center is wonderfull y cf-mes'> in there;· Dr. Drucker s.ud, then
llcicnt. The mass of paper work is all done e\plaaned as 'ltmpl) J'> he could "ha1 he had
in ud .. ancc, and wllen you get there, it's juSt done with the \arious muscles, tendons and
like checking into a fi ne hotel. Except for bone fragmcnt1:1 tha t had been conspinng 10
the strange pajumas they make you wear. make my life mi-.crablc.
The !-urgery , .. as !tcheduled to start a little I \\Ill spare )OU the details. as I don't
after 7:30 and take, ma.'<, an hour and a remember mo~t of them an)'\\ay. But Dr.
hal f. The nice lady said to figure on taking Drucker's nurse·altsbtant, Phyllis MaunJ,
me home about 10:30. "'ho does h:i\.e a way \o,.ith words. said. "It
It did n'1 quite \\Ori.. ou1 that \\3)'. looked hkc omconc had run )OU throug h a
About 7:45, they ,,.heeled me into the chcci.e grater." OK, that J could
opcn1ting room. I cracked some wonderful -uoderslund. ·
My arm "a" strapped tight!\ 10 m} bvd~ bu t I figurctl that in a "C'Ck ~hen1-went _... ___ _
back for my lirl>t post-operative -.: isit. Dr.
Drucker woulJ und6 me from that
scm1-~traight·jJcket and pu t nl) wing into 1.111
orJtnJr) sling.
Once ;ig.tin I was "rong. Dr Drucl..er's
nc\t lie' ilbh de' ice ''a-. a l\l.o·foot cub1. ol
fo.1m "1 th :.. pt.nlorm on the outside that
held m~ :mn pJrallcl to the ground The
''hole cuntr .1pt1on "as held toge I her "ith
\'clt:ro anJ st rapped to me "1th clasuc
\\c:bhing,
It "a-. hke ha \ ing a 13Jrca-Lounger lor
une ·, ;irm.
I luokcJ like the poster child fo r i.om1.:
und1,\..o,e rc::d d1l>ea,e. People stared.
chi ldren 1.1.l\\ered. t\.erv ume l turned
arounJ. things got knoeked Dver. Store
clerk-. 'huddcrcd \\hen I wal ked by a stack
di-.pb) .
Uill Lobdell called to see how I ~as doin!;.
and a'k w tl"en I was coming back. "lt all •
dc:pcnds on a big block of foam rubber.
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Business-~ The Business pab'C runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, ThursdaYli dn<.I FricbYli Business Editor Tony Cox. .. 642-4321, ext. 371
From A1
Research Network's study showed that
1he average apartment rent in this area
·lipped from $871 last year to $848 this
vear. Disston said the 2.6 percent decline
1n rents was the first year-to-year decrease
here in the history of his firm's studies.
The latest Research Network report also
-;howed tha1 66 percent of local apartment
complexes are offering some sort of move-
'" incentive -such as free rent, reduced
;ecurity <Jeposits and moving -a11ow8.{'lces -
up from 60 percent a year ago and 40 per-
cent four years ago.
"I think the days of waiting lists have
been over for some time," said Paddy Nel-
son, administrator of the 1,306-unit Park
"lewport near Fashion Island. "Tenants
have a lot of choices now, and with the
ccc,nomy, people are most concerned about
value and getting the most for their money.
•·1t's a sophisticated renter out there."
Debra ?Vfilter, manager ofAbco Realty &
Investments Inc., said the complexes her
company manages have remained virtually
full, bur because of increased competi·
mencss in the market, Abco has used
move-in incentives 10 attract .tenants.
Colleen Chamberlain, owner of Villa
Rentals in Newport Beach, said she: too,
has seen increasing comp'ctiliveness in the
local leasing mark~t She said she believes
BONDS
From A1
efil i1 instead.
Murph)' notes 1hat bond will allow the
hospital to refinance the $58 million
thal is left Crom the 1984 bond at a
lo\\er mtcrest rate. That Will in tum rc-
sull in lower medical costs to Hoag cus-
tomers, he said.
In addi1ion, if for some reason Hoag
defaulted on th? bonds, the money will
be paid to the city by a trustee, who
backs up Jhe bonds for the hospital. The
Up the Ladder
Newport Beach Plaza, a retiremc.I
community near Hoag Hospital in Newport
Beach, has appointed Luisa Flnnochio
director of marketing,
Mark A. Hardtke, second vice president
and personal trust administrator at North-
ern Trust Bank of California in Newport
Beach has been awarded national certifi-
cation by the Institute of Certified Bankers ..
'~
the market for beach-area rentals hM iln-
provcd over last year, but cionditiona re-
main weaker than usual.
"Rates are soft," Chamberlain said.
"People can shop out there and find the
best deal for their money. There are Iota of
units out there.
"We lowered some security depo1it1 on
smaUer properties, and for people with
good credit and rental history, we will
def er part of the first-month rent. 'IbOIC
are things l never would have done before,
but I'm doing now to compete in this mu-
ket."
Chamberlain added that some apartment
owners who could get by before solely on
the popularity of their locations have been
forced by the soft market to make up-
grades to their properties.
On the other hand, with apartment de·
velopment at a standstill, industty execu-
tives and observers are optimistic about fu.
ture prospects of the local market.
Paul Smith, executive vice president of
Amel Management Co.: which oversees
Amel Development Co. S,000 Oranae
County apartment units, said be expecta
~upancies and rental rates to be strong
<>Ver the next five years because few devel-
opers will be able to build new complexes.
Even those builders who are brave enough
to consider new apartment developments in
this area are currently unable to get financ-
ing for their projects, he said.
bonds are also insured on the revenue
of the hospital, which Murphy contends
is in a "eX1raordinary financial position~"
Nonetheless, some residents who Jive
nearby the hospital and wc;re opposed to
the Hoitg's expansion plans passed by
the council early this year, have criti·
cized the bond issuance.
Those opponents of the expansion say
Hoag should have told the council that ·
it would request the bonds to complete
its expansion.
Hoag has also promised the city that
it will invest $200,000 into imJ?rovements
for the neighboring communities if tbe
bonds are issued.
SyMa C bansler has joined Newport·
based Perri Pharris Production' as the
company's sales and marketing ~istaot.
Timothy G. Psoma1, president of Psomas
& Associates in Cosfa Mesa, bas bffn ~
t ittled Orst vice president of the board of
directors or the ConsuJtln1 Enatneen .ad
Land Surveyors CommunJcattoa
Foundation.
Entrepreneurs
Who• Sam and Phyllis Hamo, residents of
• Anaheim, are owners of the
Gamesmanship store at South Coast Plaza. Both arc
natives of Montebello. Phyllis Hamo. 52, is a fonner
school teacher. After completing his military service
and marrying Phyllis, Sam Hamo, now 62, owned
and operated a retail liquor store in Montebello for
15 years. · '
What• Gamesmanship offers thousands of
• different games, billed by the
Harnos as the "widest election of games anywhere."
The store doesn't stock children's games or video
games, but it docs have just about every other kind
of game and puzzle imaginable. Gamesmanship's
selections range from a $5 pocket-size game to
elaborate chess and backgammon sets that cost
.,.sveral hundred dollars. "There's something for
everyone here," Sam H amo said. "People tell us how
impressed they arc with our selection, variety and
depth."
When• The Harnos opened
• Gamesmanship, originally located
at South Coast Plaza Village, in 1972. They
remodeled the store four times during 1heir first
decade in business, expanding Gamesmanship's size
and inventory each time. Jn t 984, with retailer
tenancy dwindling al South·Coast Plaza Village, the
Hamos accepted an invitation from-their landlord,
CJ . Segcrstrom & Sons, to move the store to Soulh
Coast Plaza. They recently remodeled their current
3,000-square-foot facility.
Where• Gamesm:\nship ii. localed on 1hc
• first level of South Coao;t fl32a'
Sears wing. Due to lhe store's populari1y and South
Coasr Plaza's s1:i111~.as a tourisl de tination,
.Gamesmanship has developed a worldwide cltcnr
b:lse. The store accepts telephone on.krs from all
over the world.
Why• Sam Hamo said that when he and his
• wife started having children, he
wanted to find a business that would have shorter
lto: '~ u.1y ri.t
Phyllis and Sam Hamo with a large chess piece in their store. -
hours thafl his liquor ~re and allow him ·to spend more
time at home. He said he le.new he wan1cd to stay in
• re1ailing, and he was inc;pired by the great popularity of
Bobby Fisher, then the world chess champion, to open a
game shop.
How• The Harnos declined to disclo!.e annual
• revenue figures for their store, but Sam Hamo
said Gamesmanship's sales have grown steadily, regardless of
economic condi1ions. He said the s1ore's client base has
grown by word of mouth over the years, and he and his wife
have fostered lhat growth by lisrcning to their customeri. and
providing desired products and services In o;pite of the
store's success, the Mamo don't plan to add more loca11ons
or expand their South Coast Plaza operation. "We're content
to try harder within the same locat1on," • am Hamo said. "If
I could discover the fountain of ~outh anJ tum back rhe
clock, 1 migh1 think about c~panding.'
Lesson Learned: ~~~~,~~at
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dividend gaJorc. Taking pride and pleasure in the businc~.
working with cu~omer. .md c\cclling ,ti .,..hat I <.lo has gtven
me great 'iatisfaction." '. ·
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NeWPO" Buch/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Monday, October 12, 1992
Around Town Briefly
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s-4,.. .... to .. Wit
~ n.e Dally l'llot, JJO w.
..,. St., Coda Mna, 92627.
-•••hill----=--== assault with a deadly weapwi.and Wa.$-.bcing -he.was fleeinga-lcitterand brdered the youth --held thia weekend at the Orange County Jail in 10 keep driving.
Today
Youth weitmt loss -
lhe Body Shop, ~0ag Hospital's
weijlt loss program for people
8 to 18 )'RB old will hold a
free orientation and information
nitdlt at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 12. For
1nronnation, call 76Q.S645.
ADD and addictions
. -Registered nurse Joanie
Heinemann will present a .
seminar on attention deficit
disorder entided "ADD and
Adult Addictions" at 7 p.m. Oct.
12 at the offices oi Joan
Andrews, 1151 Dove St., suite
1 OS in Newport Beach. For
information, call '476-0991.
Senior scams -The
Oct. 12 meeting of the
American Association of Retired
Persons Cost.a Mesa chapter will
feature a program on fraud
·perpetrated against seniors. A
representative of .the Costa Mesa
Police Department will discuss
how to recognize scams and
what you ~Id do if you find
yourself the target of one. The
meeting begins at 12:30 p.m. at
the Costa Mesa Senior Center,
546-78'48.
Tuesday
Crime and Society -
Orange County Sheriff ~ad
Gates will address the Newport
Foundation, a private
organization for the study of
economic issues, on the topic
''Quo Vad1sl Crime Society and
Mores," at 7:30 a.m. Oct 13 in
t~ Quarterdeck Room at the
Baiboa Bay Club, 1221 "W.
Coast hiltflway in Newport
Beach. The forum is open to the
public. or information, call
644-'4311.
Business success -
The first in a series oi programs
entitled "Starting Over, How to
Make You r Small Business a
Success" will be offered from 7
to 9 p.m. Oct. 13 in the
Community Room at the
Newport Center Library, 856
San Clemente Drive. Tuesday's
program, "Building It" will be
presented by a distinguished
group of loCal business leaders.
For information, call 644-3188.
Buying a used car -
Burke (eon, owner of an
auction car buying company will
give a talk entitled "How to
Negotiate for a Used Car" at
noon Oct. 13 in the Community
Room at the Newport Center
library, 856 Sa n Oemente .
Drive. The talk is free and no
advance registration is necessary.
Call 644-3181 or 644·3135 for
information.
Wednesday
Gymnastics classes -
Gymnastics training for tots
through teens will be offered
beginning Oct. 14 at the Jewish
Community Center, 250 E.
Baker St. in Costa MeSa. For
more information, call
751-0608.
Parents' workshops -
TeWinkle Middle School's
parents, Teachers and Students
Association will offer parenting
workshops on five consecutive
Wednesday night.:> beginning at
7 p.m. Oct 14. at the school,
3214 California St., Costa Mesa.
for informatio-n, call 972-4859.--
BALBOA PENINSULA -A 47-ycar-old
Newport Beach man wu ancated here Friday
on suspicion of being involYed in operating an
illegal drug lab.
Federal narcotics agents arrested Alvin Hel-
lerud at his Balboa Peninsula home· after the
suspect allegedly bought 25 pounds of ephe-
drine from an undercover Costa Mesa pol.ice
officer. Ephedrine is used to make mcth·
amphetamine, commonly known as "speed."
Federal agents and local law enforcement
officen obtained a warrant for HeUerud'a
arrest based on evidence they found in the
Aug. 22 seizure of a methamphetamine lab in
Placentia.
Hellerud is being held on $250,000 bail.
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FASHION ISLA.ND -A 32.ycar-old Costa
-Mesa. woman suspected of vandalizing a wall at
Fashion Island was arrested Friday after
allegedly dragging a security guard whose arm
was caught in her steering wheel.
Seana Stinson was arrested on suspicion of
lieu of Sl0,000 bail. Accordmg 10 police, the 17-year-old driver
An employee at Robinson's department s tore Andrew Wroclawslcy, was forced from the ~k
reported seeing Stioson painting the words . in Fountain Valley, near the 405 Freeway and •
"Tobaca> is seaweed" on the back of the store. Euclid Street. The su pect , 28-year-old Todd
Fashion Island security guards rushed to the Oark Evans of Santa Ana, then drove the
scene, aJ'!d one of the guards, Don Coleman, pickup into the bed of the Santa An.a River,
reached into Stinson's car to tum off the near Victoria Street. Evans was then
ignition as she attempted to leave the shopping apprehended when a C.osta Mesa police
center. helicopter arrived at the scene.
Coleman was dragg,ed an cstimated'SO miles Oral Roberti In ,__
per hour along Newport Center Drive before •-·
freeing his am:'· letting go and faJ~ing to the c· Ol-dtlDOln at Hoag
pavement. Police later stopped Stinson near
Jamboree Boulevard and University Drive.
A 1-ycar-<>ld girl in Stinson's car was taken
into protective custody. Coleman, who suffered
a back injury, was treated and released at U CI
Medical Center.
Police Sgt. John Freeman said prosecutors
may also choose to pursue a vandalism-related
charge against Stinson.
, .. r.ced to give
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Weddings)Engagement
ATNLP-WALKER
The First Presbyterian C hurch
of Fullerton was the setting for
the August 15 wedding of
Melinda Walke!' and Barry
Atnip. The Rev. Norman N.
l-!u neycult and Dr. Donald
Bachtell offi~iatcd at 1he do uble
ring service. An afternoon
reception at the Summit I louse
Res1aurant fo llowed the
morning ceremony.
Parents of the couple arc
Rev. and Mrs. Norman N.
1 luneycutt of Fullerton, Dr. and
Mr~. Jack Walker of Kemah,
f cxa:. and Mr and Mrs.
Richard Atnip of Fullerton.
I Jonor attendan1s were De1sy
Long, !lister of the bride and
Larry Atnip. brother of the
hndegroom. 01her attendant
were Renee Christiansen and ·
Michele Tebeau. sisters of the
bride. Beverlv Blanchard, Lori Petrocelli and Linda Shook as bmJc<>ma1d~ and ushers, David Alnip, brother of the bridegroom, Mike
\\ Jl~er, brother of 1he brtde, J im Atkinson, Rob Carver and Gary
Mallory. .
J<1ninc Franco aucndcd the guest book and music was performed by
~010 vocal1!>t Randy Posey and trumpeter Larry G rossman. . .
fhc couple arc a1 home in Fullertoh afler a honc~oon 111 Mau_1. Sh_e
1s a graduate of Sunny H ills High School and San Diego Sl3te University
where she was 1J member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. She is a fifth
grade teacher in the Newport Mesa Unified School District. Her
husband, a graduate of Sunny Hills High School a nd the University of
U1a h, where he was affiliated with Sigma Nu fratemi1y, is an account
exccu1ive at Ainip Co. Inc.
ALDEN-HARDMAN
G rc1chen ~fargery I-Hudman of Newport Beach and William Drew
Alden of Pt Reyes tation were married Aug. '22 in t~e Newport
t Harbor Yach1 Club. A rcccpfian for 150 guest followed the ceremony
Mr., Thomas Wolfe;. Jll of Newport Beach and Rancho Mirage-and
Mr IT Lyn Hartman of Marina del Rey are the parents of the bride.
She '-"Ore a floor length pcau de soic gown ~eaded with p eatl and
sequins. Her headpiece and veil \\Cre made by her si ter, costume
designer Paki Wolfe.
Tracey D. Harman was maid of hono r and bridesmaids were He len
Howlett. Patricia Hunt'z. Mc li!>sa Schwinn, Susan-T. Hardman and Val
Bramhlctl.
....,. The bridegroom is 1hc son of ~1r. and Mrs. Joh'LAld.c.o of Citrus
Heights His best man "'as William W. Wilson and ushers were H . Lyn
Hardman Ill. Edward S. Hardman , George W. Hardman, Mkhael
Alden and David Coella. .
The couple arc at home in Pt. Reyes Station after a honeymoon vish
to Cabo San Lucas and La J>az. She i a 1cacher at Belvedere Nursery
School and he is manager of the Tomales Bay Oyster Company.
. CAPPLE-WAJTE
Jack and Peg Scapple of Ba lboa have announced the engagemen! of
th1..,r daughter. Heidi. to Capt. Stephen Waite. USMC, o f Jackson~le.
Fla.
They will be married June 16 in Christ Church by the Sea, Newport
Beach.
How to submit nu ptia l news
The Daily Pilo t we lcomes
the chance to hare the news
o f your e ngagement or
wedding with a.ur readers.
Pick up e ngagement or
\\Cdding forms in our lobby at
330 W. Bay St., Co. ta Mesa,
o r send a self-addrei,scd
stamped envelope to the
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Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560. Costa
Mesa, 92626.
Photo of the couple o r of
the bride onl) may be
submitted with the f1n1~hed
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Engagements and weddings
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information, call 642-4321,
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Susan's youngest child just left
to start college on the cast coast.
"How's John doing?" I asked.
"I guess he's doing fine,': said
, Susan, but she
Family
Counseling
sounded
concerned. "I
know he joined
a fraternity and
got all the
classes he
wanted, but I
haven't spoken
to him for a
week!"
"ls that
unusual?" I
wondered.
She couldn't
help smiling.
"No, of course
not. But my husband did leave a
message on John's answering
machine 1hrcc days ago and he
hasn't responded."
"Are you sure he got the
message?" l asked.
Then stie admitted that she
had called again the next day,
go~ 1he machine and sung a song
she had sung to the boy when he
was little. And he still didn't
respond.
"Now I'm embarrassed," she
aid. "He must think I've really
.'
los\ it!"
rn reality, it's a good bet that
John-is not thinking about his
parents at all. He loves them, bul
he'd like to forget about them
for awhile. He needs time to
think about himself and about
becoming his own man.
All young people struggle to
find their own way and some .
struggles are far far worse than
John's. But this young man is a
representative of a specific
segment of our population,
whose problems also deserve to
be recognized.
John is one of the kids born to
and raised by upwardly-mobile,
financially-able parents. They ·
were concerned that their
children have all the best that ,
life offers. ·
Apparently John has had it all.
Like many others he has little
concept of doing without, or
what it means to have to get or
earn something for himself.
Food, clothing, shelter, a
generous allowance, a clean and
orderly home, good medical and
dental care, personal
transportation at 16, gymnas1ics,
tennis ltssens or the like, and a
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rights:To that extent life has
been "cushy."
But this kind of cushincss has
its price. In much the same way
that not enough exercise creates
soft bodies and that not enough
leantlng creates soft minds, these
young people have special
obstacles because they have been
deprived of not enough
responsibility.
I've never even met John.
Maybe he doesn't even qualify
and I'm not being fair. But what
I have said is surely true of at
least some of the kids who are
away from home for the first
time and who aren't calling
home on demand.
And what a modest rebellion,
afte·r all. Who could blame John
for wanting some distance to be
able-to test his survival ability.
(Never mind that Jic is living in a
coUege-donn, has paid-for meal
tickets and Dad's credit card for
"emergencies.")
In fact, consider that it may be
time for John to have some
emergencies -and to learn that
he has the strength and courage
.to cope, even without Dad's
credit card!
He doesn't want to feel like a
cocooned over-sized child and
going off to colleg~ feels ljkc the
beginning of real life to bun. Just
right now, he doesn't need mom
and dad on the phone.
Mom and Dad: Perhaps you've
already done too good a job.
From nature, we leanr that
birds have to be pushed out of
their .nests and be allowed to test
their wings. You've seen Nation-
al Geographic specials where
little birdies fall to the ground
with a terrible thump. Momma
bird watches from a distance,
and sooner or later all is well.
The bottom line is that as
good parents we have to
encourage our children to act
alone -and sometime~ that
means waiting until they call us.
The more we like them, the
harder this is because we're
eager to know about their
adventures. But young people
guard their adventures jealously
-whether they arc good or bad.
They arc just too much a part of
their independence to be shared
easily or at all.
So, tough luck mom and Dad:
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Kar'Chars honored for
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...,. Giving is Living Award Dinner pays tribute to Carl's
Jr. founder for their charity works in Orange County.
Carl and Margaret Karcher are (provided by Mary Linda ~ohns)
cerrainly no strangers to the or red and white mums and
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At left, from left,
Stan and Th eresa
Pa\\ loski \\ilh
honorees Margaret
and Carl Karcher.
Below, Peter and
Gail Ochs. Below
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At least four people were
apparently arrested Saturday
afternoon at an apartment
complex in the 100 block of
Tulip Lane in Costa Meu
Saturday, according to an
erewitness. As of Sunday
evening, however, the Costa
Mesa fJolice Department re-
fused to release any informa-
tion or answer any questions
on the incident, in Which of-
ficers had drawn shotguns in
the residential neighoorhood
and handcuffed some sus-
pects, induding one female:
Photos by Cil WigginslSpKlil to the Pilot
KITCHEN
From A1
HatJeberg contacted First Uni·
ted's Gough and, after he was con-
vinced the kitchen and its clients
1 would be no problem, asked his
congregation if they could come.
They welcomed them and, for
the first four months of the rela·
tionship, both sides arc ecstatic.
..,The support this church and
the congregation have given us bas
just been heavenly, there'• no
other word for it," said Jack
Moriarty, the general manager and.
chfof cook.
It has also been a learning
experience, say congregation
members. The Soup Kitchen is
staffed primarily by volunteen
recruited by Hatlebcrg and
Moriarty, includiq some fulfilling
community service. But more
congregation members are
volunteering time.
John McCool, who supervises
the showers that are made
available every day, says he has
learned to look past the labels of
lllMELESS life. .
But. as the days slowty drag by, he finds that he is
doing things - such as bathing once a week -that
From A 1 he would never have dreamed about a year ago.
The product is a self-<:leaning toilet. Garrard has He's also become intimately aware or a condition
designed a mechan ism that can wash, disinfect and he calls "finandal embarrassment.•• He isn't ashamed
dry the interior of a toilet in 30 seconds. He says the of his condition as much of embarrassing friends and
product is a natural for restaurants and custom associates, many of whom don't even know he is
homes, since no maid service is needed. homeless.
He says his invention could be the integral He still conducts business roeetm,., in coffee shops
component of an entire line of sel!-cleanin& kitcbca and restaurants, tryinc to filld ~ston and bact.crs
and bathroom fixtures. for his iDYCntion. He goes to church dre.ssed in his
He's currently looking for investors and backers suit and. tic and often runs into old friends.
interested in the idea so be can build his prototype. Compounding Garrard's condition is a disability
All tjlis talk of inventions and needing thousands that stems from an automobile accident. He was a
of dollars to get back on his feet from a man who senior at Brown University at the time and the
sleeps in h.is car JD.ight make one question his accident left him in a coma for a month and in a
genuinene!\ , ,..., J 1 \ rn 'lhcek:hajr. He was partially~ and while that
But Garrard {s definitely not an\ldier homeless has worn off, he suffen from continual fatigue and, ·
koolt babbliag inooberentlf lboot ,....._ ' ' \ften tired 01 under strcu, finds it diff tCUlt at times
He is a soft-spoken and highly intelligent man who to find the right words.
still seems bewildered about the staggering "l don't have the strength or stamina needed for
misfortunes that have left him on the street. most jobs. Most employers won't ~et people take naps
"I never knew want or need. Th.is is not som ething during the day. And that makes it difficult to find a
I'm accustomed to and it's not something I like... job."
This is just life. It hit me. You always read about The fatigue is a double-edged sword for Garrard
these tragedies in the paper but 1 never dreamed it bcause it is impossft>le for him to get a sound night's
could happen to me. I'm skit of this. I just can't hack sleep in his car. He parks in commercial areas where
it anymore." there is traff'ic in order to deter potential thieves or
The soft-spoken Garrard grew up in a "nice, green vandala. But the noise often jolts him awake.
leafy suburo of Olicago" and graduated from Brown He finds it bard to wake up in the morning, so
University with a degree in electricaJ engineering. often be isn't as sharp as be needs to be.
For the past 25 years. Garrard has been in the As a member of the homeless population. Garrard
research and development field. He lived in Newport has a new perception on bow easy it is to both
Beach for the past seven years but, in a whirlwind or become homeless, and to stay homeless. He says that
misfortune, lost bis job, his home and his wife. the canned response of many people of "why don't
Sooner than he realized was possible, be found you just get a job," is an ignorant and short-sighted
himself down to nothing but his car and his mind. view because ''when you have nothing, minimum
When he first realized that be would have to begin wage can't get you into an apartment or home, and
sleeping in his car, G arrard viewed it as an having that makes all the difference in the world."
adventure. Garrard, who sometimes cats at the Soup Kitchen,
"I thought how exciting. Now I would sec how the is convinced man1 homeless remain that way because
other half really lived." they get trapped mto accepting band-outs and slowly
He purposely went days without shaving and lose the drive to rise up from the hole of poverty.
bathing to fit in. But when the stark reality of his .. When you get down or you've suffered a failure,
condition sank in, Garrard became withdrawn. you lose your self-esteem and your pride. People lose
He refused to talk to other homeless people and at their strength to change their condioons."
first refused all charity, thinking he could do without That's why he refuses to apply for welfare or other
food. But that coded after two days when the hunger government charity. He says that he doesn't want to
panp got too bad. get accustomed to free money because be doesn't
Today, he bas made friends with many of the plan on suying homeless for the rest of his life.
homeless reople who share his plight. He's realized · But, at times, be wonders if anything will ever .
that many are "quite rational, intelligent ~uman change.
beings. This has really been an eye opener." "J don't know what's going to happen. I don't feel
He also realizes he's luckjer than a lot of the down right now, but at 3 in the morning when a cop
people he's met the last six months. He doesn't have comes by knoclcjng on my window telling me to move
to sleep in a cardboard box. Re still has his menial my car, I don't think I'd mind just dying and getting
acumen. And he hasn't lost his desire to change his it over with."
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homelell to the people beyond.
He said that while i very (ew have
substance abuse or mental
problems, the majority are people
down oa their luct. or who ha~
slipped through the cracb.. One
client is a natural linguist who
speab nine languages.
Lorraine Armata is tbe church's
secretary. She supervises the
showers and the food pantry,
which has been at the church for
many years. She said support of
the Soup Kitchen and its clients is
a natural outpowth of the ..
church's minisby.
"My (secretarial duties) are
secondary to the ministry to these
people," she said. "This is where
my heart is. They are wonderful
and lovely people."
She said that a kind word, smile
or a hug is like medicine to many
of the clients, whom. she said,
man~ times have lost self-esteem
or feel discouraged because of the
way other people treat them.
Voluntcen Jane Englar and
Mary Lester say the church has
had a long history of community
service. The Soup Kitchen has
been a valuable addition to the
church's activities they say.
But, Rev. Gough cautions that
not au the homeless people down·
town arc Soup Kitchen clients.
"I'd say most of the homeless
~le down here don't even
rcaliz.e the Soup Kitchen ii here,"
he said.
There are strict regulations on
loitering and conduct. no swearing.
The kitchen ii open for meals
Monday through Friday from 2
p.m. to 4' p.m.
lili1E
FromA1
Keued(' jab at Daa Quayle -
were cfiappooued this time uouad.
And bec:aue there were no ob-
viously bomble blunders, touts for
all three candidates were able to
reasonably justify their claims of~
tory in the debate.
Bill Noble. Southern California di-
• rector for Republican campaign ef·
forts, said be believca President
Bush WU able to dispel "distortiom
and lies" created by the Ointon
campaign.
"Jt was fantastic from our stand·
point," Noble said. "The president
showed compassion and u-.dcr-
standift4 far the problems families
arc havmg during the recession. He
showed he ii aware of tbe problems
and has a plan for what needs to be
done."
· Mike Altman, Orange County co-
ordinator for the Perot campaian,
said he bdicYes Perot WU able to
convince vocen that be is a viable
candidate and that be can push bis
proposaJs through Congress.
"It was definitely a home run,
•
judaina from .Wt ~ OD our
~ at the eDd, Allmu aid.
'We p many calll from people
who want to aaateer. It's jllll re-.1... . . dowll heR. _, JUlllplDI
"!Ma the media .. afterward
were saying Perot bad done a pd
job.''
Not to be ouldoac. Bill Podlicb.
co-cbairmaD ill Oraaae Coualy for
the Oiatoa Qq>&... said the Al·
bmu aovemor ICOl'ed • ¥icby "" lookina and actiq "prclideDtlal~ '·
He said be was apedally plwed
when Qinroa COU11tered au.ta OD
bis adivities duriq lbt ~
War bJ comparina tbe aiddlm ID
McCartbyilm and poinlial out that
Bush'• father .was aa oppoaeat of
that anti-Communist bystcria.
"Overall, I didn't notice ~ major
mistakes lbat anybody made. Podli-
ch said. "My peal coocern was
there would be some tem"ble milcue
that would occur, and there wu
nothing lite that. Bill certainly ~
sured everyone that be'• got the
makings of. a pat president."
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~Costa Mesa High will unveil Its choice
for new girts basketball coach today ..
By Blny FIUllnw ........
COSTA MESA -Lisa ~cNamee,
who COKbcd Estancia High to two
lcque titlea in six ICUODI, will be
named airla butetbell coach at c.o.ta Mela High today at a 12:30
p.m. pn:u conference on campus,
sourca oonfumed Sunday night.
McNamee, who left Estancia to take a volunteer
asaistant roaching position last seuoo at Stanford,
replaca Jim Weeb, who resigned after six seuooa,
Sept. 21. .
An Orange C.ounty All-Star as a senior at Ea-
tancia (1980). McNamee coached in three county
all-star games. twice as an assistant, and as the
South bead mach in 1991.
McNamee•s 1990-91 Plcific
Coast League champion Eagles
finished 2S-2, bowina out in the
CIF Ill-AA semifands u the No.
2-ranked team in Orange C.oun-
ty.
McNamee coached under Tara
Vanderveer at Stanford, helping
the Cardinal win the natjonal
championship at the Final Four
in March at the Los Angeles
Sports Arena. ~ "She's a fme ooacb and a good
friend," current Estancia C.oach Russ Davis said
Sunday. "It's going to' be fun coaching against her.
although it will be a little tough with the talent
Costa Mesa has this year."
C.OSta Mesa, which compiled a 59-29 record the
last three seasons under Weck$, 1$ 'expected to be
among the county's top teams, keyed by th.rec-time
All-CIF performer Olivia DiCamilli and junior
point guard Heather Robinson.
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There~ s -no ducking
the issue: O'Neil
made _right choice
~Cardinal and gold of USC was his
first choice; but Oregon has proven
to be the ri ght decision for O'Neil.
By Joel Beers
Siii ...
LOS ANGELES -
Danny O'Neil had a
dream while growing
up in Newport Beach.
Someday. he wanted
to lead his football
team onto the field of
the -C.oliseum amid
the cheers of thou--
sands of USC faith-
ful.
Saturday, the Mater Oei High graduate's
dream came true.
Sort of.
Instead of'wearing the cardinal and gold of
USC, O'Neil's first visit to the Coliseum as a
player found him wearing the green and yellow
jersey of an Oregon Duck. The sophomore is
the starting quarterback for Oregon.
Though the Ducks were routed, 32-10,
O'Neil said the experience of playing before rus
friends and relatives in the stadium that was
the site of many a daydream, was quite fulfill-
ing.
O'Neil said. "I was just excited to finally be
playing here after watching so many g~.
And that (USq fight song would pump any-
body up."
A devoted USC fan gro'Wing up •.. O'Neil at:
tended every Trojan home game his senior
year. Saturday's game was the first time be bas
played in Southern California as a college play-
er. He was injured in the Duck's fifth game last
season and missed Oregon's 16-7 loss to UCLA
at the Rose Bowl. He did play in Oregon's 30-
14 loss to USC in Eugene.
O'Neil's performance was mixed Saturday.
He completed 22 of 32 p~ for 229 yards and
a touchdown. However, he was also sacked 13
times, several of them coming. he said, because
he did not throw the ball as quickly as he
should have.
O'Neil attended Corona Del Mar High for
two years before transferring to Mater Dei. He
passed for more than 2,000 yards both seasons
at Mater Dei, earning honorable mention all-
statc honors as a seruor. •
USC and Oregon recruited him the heaviest.
He chose the pristine' setting of Eugene over
the marquee name of USC for two reasons.
Oregon never stopped recruitmg him, while
USC slowed down the nearer the time to com-
mit came.
OiCamilli, who averaged 21 points per pme last
year (23.5 as a sophomore) helped the Mustangs to
back-to-back CIF title game appearances her first
two seasons. .._~,.. "When I was walking down that ramp before
the game, I was ft.red up," the 21-year-old
The other reason oow wears a Los Angeles
Raiders jersey: Todd Marinovich. Marinovicb
was a freshman when O'Neil-was considering
attending USC. He didn't relish the thought of
See MCNAMEE.tW! Oregon's Danny O'Neil fires away against USC. See O'NEILAl
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No dOubt, _CdM was sharp,
but there's Still a standard·
IOr Sea Kitigs to· live up to
~ Recalling that '89 dream team For the real thing. I needed only to sit in my
living room the following afternoon. watching
Willard roam the artificial turf of Washington's
Husky Stadium, leading the Cal Bears' defense
in tackles against the natk>n's No.1-ranked
And in the · aner11ath or the battle ••• of Corona, It was one for the books.
T he last place you'd want to enjoy a little
• C.Orona del Mar High football history is
the Newport Harbor locker room.
, team.
Jeff Jacbon, CdM's then-standout tight end,
would likely have been looking for blocking
But surrounded by blue and white
uniforms, Alpcrican flag decals, and
the gray-ooated walls of the spacious
Sailon' fiel~ house, I found myself
doing cuctly that Friday night.
Intended for the express viewing
pleasure of Newport's slO'Wty psychina
players, a video of the Tan' 8-7 victory
over the 1989 OF Olampion Sea
K.inp bathed the king-size screen.
Assigned to report the Sailon'
viewpoint of the evenin(s proceedings,
I toot a break from scribbling some
chronotoeicaJ notes to enjoy some of
the finest talent ever assembled on one
Newport-Mesa District football team
·-CdM.
lbough no sound aa:ompanied tho
presentation., my imagination willingly
summoned the belmct<racking crispness tl)at
would have coincided with the smashmouth
collisions of Sea King linebacker Jenott
Willard.
angles on Willard with bis
gold-painted Washington helmet, bad
a back injury not ended his chances of
continuing rus collegiate career in
Seattle.
'The th.roe-year-old tape also
revealed the offensive line dominance
o f Bobby Hall, who bides bis time for
a chance at playing time as a USC
walk-on.
Still more nostalgic visions unveiled
the dartmg running ability of tailback
Brian Lucas. who now plies his trade
at SMU after a stopover at Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo.
Also Pac-IO.bound was the twin
brother tandem of Wancn -.nd
Weston Johnson, who inspired opposing
coaches' nightmares. startin& at both receiver
and oomert>ack. Weston is searching fot playing
time u a walk-on at UCLA. wttile Warren hung•
it up after walking on at Arizona u a freshman.
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Tlltlr1'1 •thing like ·a 10011 1111
~ Fiim critics will get a chance
to review the Prates' 29-0 laugher
tonight and time to relish, as well.
By RlcMrd Dam .......
Next Saturday ii a t,,e.
Today, tbey will lift weiabU
and review tbe pme film,
-wblcb lbould oullbinc aay
Monday night football
same his playen ever
watcb.
UWe need a bJe riabt
now. we're pretty beat up." COSTA MBSA
Wbea football coaC:h Bill
Workman strutted
proudly into the humid
Ora..P Cout CoUeae
loc:ter room. two boilcer·
OUI cbocn bJ bis •alouJ
pla;en aplaiaed tbe Ut-
~-. · li"~
~~
• said WOlbalm. wbo appu-
en~ undemalued bll team
In tbe pneeuon.
' •. . \ .
de twin~ in hJI e,e.
-"That 1 the ftnt time Orance Cout bu
fMI' lbut out Oolden West." be hollered,
c:nadaa the fint enptioo. -"On 'rueld8y, we doa't need you for
UJlbjDa. 10 lib tbat day oil;' Wonman
~dded a few eeoonda later, pf'OY'Okhla a aec-
ond outbunt.
.. We ~ Mt'e lour re-
IUllUlw ,,,.,..,. (two on
Ndt llde).,. be remubd in Aqust.
.. .,. W'el9 mid lbrtber ~ '-' yur,,.
be cleiclared ~ Ilia ollew In early Sep«cm.
bcr.
Al tbo midwly point. recoaMderinl .. In
order. Lately, ORnp a.at hll been up to
1990 form, When tbo Buel woa the dMlioo
tJde and plqed la • bowl aame for tbe (Ult
iliae in lS years. Botb tbe oftente ..ct de-
fente are abzUna. PoUoftt& Saturda(• 29--0 MhlioG Confer-
... YkcOly CMf intra-diltrict rMI Ooldai
W.a at.OCC la the Central DMlioa opener,
tt_. Pintea will re.at. : .
Tbe rmia. ha¥e alaowed oaly ooe touch·
down In ha laic rwo sames. Northern OM·
lion powerhouse Bl Cam-
ino ii oat ... Oct. 24.
"If we pbly co our ~
tential, we can ID all tbe way.·· said occ tailbKt
Bric Washinston, wbo
tacked another 100-yanl
pme oato b.il all-time
aedit, 'Yioa a ICboot
record (7).
"Wbea we play Saddle-
bect (New. 7). tbat will
prob9bly be our '°"lbett
pme. Bat that'• wbat ... •JbodJ Mid about ........ So ~ De¥er
.,. .......... llO ........... .
occ bM"ft«ld ........ 42-7. wbci tbe
Cometa were l"llllbd No. 7 In tbe nadcm bJ
~ JC Oriel-Wire.
'4We Wt we .-.Ww tbut out Palomar,"
OCC outllde linlMr*• 0... Pctl'OM IUI.
··And (SaturdlJ). .. clklll't 1'Ult Ooldoa
Welt to mm Che ~~ But we Ft tbe ICM* ea. tt.t'• whll comaa."
. Otremhia.,, a ... ~ -to IUlt.ce
eacll week. HD~ OoWea Welt.._ a a. OOOIEEGUI
~ No question, it was .the Sea Kings·
best all-around effort of the se~son.
By Sany Faulkner
SonWltlr
CORONA DEL MAR -It's
no mystery to C.oacb Dave Hol-
land why bis C.orona del Mar
High Sea Kings were able to
bounce back from their ft.rst de-~= feat with a rousin$ 17--0 victory
over Back Bay rival Newport -·-----....-
Harbor.
"We had a great day of practice Monday,
and we continued that all through the week,"
said Holland of the transition from a 35-14
loss to Santa Marganta to Friday mght's battle
for the victory bell. ·
"It was the best wect of practice wc\te had
all year," Holland explained. "The kids realty
came out f ocuscd o{\ ~ewport. and put any
negatives from Santa Margarita behind them.
They were playing for the bell, and th~ were
happy to win it, but it was also a huge game
for the players., because of the playoff ramifi-
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-Monday, October 12. 1992
~Costa Mesa's 'Runaway Train'
suffered mishap in last week's
44-0 rout of C~ary Chapel.
Ot ad a !kw bnlile wbida dlrcalw IO
lideUDe au. ror Pridaf• hdfic coua
Lcape opmer at,....,. Be.m.
but tbia ii ... IO be , ~~6 .. :. -":!. upa&
oar defew die rea ol tlink I wll be nllCh -n ~ --r =a:.=.~ our easlertD coadl1hls de-~:~".: Tra. • S-bx-7, 170-pomilir, ,..... ror a ICbool-record 311 ,... cm 34 air.
,. aad lied ........... Or-. ea-.
CJ record with • Couclldowm. Iii upped
his ._,.. rUlbiq llOlal IO 925, but wa
diQaed late in the third quarter.
ra ...... ,,,.. .. fanse now. I '** some of tbaa mawlecfll '° -ftna ...... al ICUOll, U tbc ICllOll ODD-
jJy Bany Fdaw .....
COSTA MESA -lban-
day's '4--0 trouncing of Cat-
vary Cliapcl WU aU about
respect. KCOrding to O>lta.
Mesa High Coach Myron
Miller, who called the
matcbup "the most ~por
=: .:0 a:·=.: ~Jou":.':" u::ht ~~t kids ... bow
m =~· "' -. we may have been pan-::ro _:u a:-"~ ':! .. He played oa (die ln;my). but we're IDiDa IO ba¥e IO lee "-he -,Clll aadl this
weet,," Miller uid. ,e'rc DOI CDCdy
sure bow it bmppcaed."
provemml .. tbe tick· lcking ... it just frts OUf level," Vu Hook aUt
ma same. w1aere Jam personnel better.• - -~t: !J • = I
Miller called bil team's ftnt.balf per·
formance "near-perfect.. aad heaped
praite oa his defense, whicb surprised the
P.qla by mmina out in a ltmldard S-2
front, der playina a ._... all ICllOIL
=-f~ftnl'°':.O:U ------~pla~ a little bet·
ICUOD, and wa perfect tet defeuively dau I'd
tant football game the Mustangs bad ever
played.
oa two PAT attempts. .._.. 1CCD them play. It wu a different pbJlicll
''He'd neYer IDcbcl ~ore this year," left! than we're used to, but we're ...
"If we're going to let tiny paroc:hial
schools beat us, then that's who you're
going to be playing. instead of other public
schools in the mainstream of Orange
C.Ounry football.'' Miller said.
... tbint it will be macb easier to aNICh
this defemc, now," aid Miller, wbo wasn't
sure b.il kids bad embraced the c:banF· "I
think some ol our kids may hPc bad 101De
doubts. or thought we may have been pan-
icking. It's still going to take us a while,
Miller llid ot Peca, allo a two-way starter to 1ee IOIDe \'ery, \'ery good teams in die
at runniq back and inside Unebacter. "He OIJmpic League. This wu good for 111." ' t.,..,_.o, ,ri... really bu a lb'ong leg. and he oould have Van Hoot alto a.id the 44--0 matam WU
a future u a ticker in college." not fully representadve of bis team'• cf. Costa Mesa's Dinh Tran has
racked up 965 yards through
five games, 796 in the put
thrtt games. .
The win was not without cost, howevc:r,
as junior tailback Binh "Runaway'' Tran
fort. "I don'~ think we pla~ that badlJ.
• Ca1Yuy Olapel C.oach Kris Van Hook But with thear offense, they JUSt get ......,
SI.id his playen got a bands-on -and bel-rolling. and they're hard to '!op·"
Mlinarchs
appear to
be ready
for bear
A breath of fresll air comes for Eagles
By Barry Faulkner
5'>0l1S Wrtlr
day night against Century. "I really couldn't single one kid out on·de·
fense," Licbengood said. "It was a total team
effort." COSTA MESA -C.Oach
John Ucbengood doesn't know
what may be around the corner
on the roller coaster ride l,bat
has been the Estancia High
football season. But he's enjoy-
ing the thrill atop the Eagles
"I said all last week, we really needed the
beat Canyon," Li~ngood said. ''When I
looked at our schedule before the season, I
thought Canyon was potentially our toughest
non-league op-
Liebengood said junior Mark Mollner was
at he center of the pass rush, amasting four
sacks.
.._.. South Coast League
competition awaits 4-0· 1
Mater Dei this week.
By Sany Faulkner
Spoits Wrbr
highest cli mb this year after a 14-9 triumph
over previously unbeaten CanyQn Friday.
"It is a roller coaster ride. and I can't fig-
ure this team out,". said Liebcngood. "Our
kids did a great job of executing our game
plan against a team that was 4-0 and ranked
ninth in Division rv. We didn't make mi-
takes, we were aggressive, and we hit. Ev-
erything they tried to do (offensively). our
Ir.ids recogniz.ed. They ran a screen, our kid
was there for the pop. They tried a draw, we
were there to drill them. It was very gratify-
ponent, along with
C.Orona dcl Mar.
I'd say they were
three times tbe
team La · Quinta
was (a t 4-0 victim
in rtre second
week),, so this was
a much better ef-
fort for our de-
fense."
The Eagles' de-.
f cnse. which was
heavily altered to
combat the Co-
Oscar Lomeli,
shifted from in-
side linebacker to
dcf ensive end,
also added to the
pass rush, along
with Ca rl os
Cornejo and
Jaime Rodriguez,
up front .'
'When I looked at our schedule be-·
fore the season, I thought Canyon was
potentially our toughest non7league op-
ponent, along with Corona del Mar. I'd
say they were three times the team La
Quinta was. so this was a much better
effort for our defense.' Linebackers
Aaron Leffler,
-.-llM B•, fllM II CIStt Fred Pinto and
Todd Thompson,
SANTA ANA
-Though the
Mater Oci High
football team
finished off an
unbeaten pre-
lcague founda-
tjoo Friday night with a 21-7 vic-
tory at previously-unbeaten Ramo-
na. Monarch.s' C.Oach Bruce Rol-
linson is well aware that construc-
tion of a South C.oast League
crown remains on ground level.
ing."
Liebcn&ood said the upturn could not have
happened at a better time, with the Eagles
cruising into Pacific Coast League play Satur-
manches' run-and-shoot attack, put pressure
on the Canyon quarterbacks, shut down the
run, and smothered receivers with a variety
of disguised cpverages.
IS well as dcf en-
sive backs Cody Charley, Matt Johner, David
Barnhill and Jairo Arccyut also drew praise
for silencing the run-and-shoot, which re-
corded only 72 y~ds in total offense.
"They were a quaLity football
team, and our kids played well
and won the football game," Rot-
linson said of the Ramona win.
''But the competition level we've
played is not what it will be from
here on in. Those victories were
good for experience, but we can't
let the whole thing come crashing
down on us, ·now. We have to be
mentally ready to step up a couple
of levels and start competing
against very good teams."
Someone who knows about step-
ping forward and meeting the
challenge is senior running . back
Brian HaJI, who took advantage of
his first start of the year to pile up
130 rushing yards on 15 carries
against the Rams. His previous
season total had been 141 on 32
attempts.
"Brian stepped in and did a
Dice jOb," Rolli nson said of the 5-
foot-6, 175·pounder, who was
backed up by Moe Vasqua (29
yards and a touchdown on si.x car-
ries).
HaU helped take some of the
workload off heralded senior
Nicley Sualua, who saw h1s first ac-
tfon since the season-opener, after
recuperating a severely sprained
anldc.
Sualua, a 6-foot-1, 230·pounder,
picked up 60 yards on i;i.x carries
in the first half, before watctung
from the sidelines to ensure his
availability for Friday's Sou th
Coast opener al Capistrano Val-
ley.
"Nicky was very effective early
on, but we dew.led not to ri k
playing him fo the second half."
•
Sports briefs
CdM's Lachman. sharp
in wheelchair .doubles
IRVINE -Corona del Mar's Dan Lachman distin-
guished himself, along with partner Nancy Olson of • Ja
Stony Point, N.Y. Sunday, gairung a semifinals berth ~
before falling in the mixed doubles match at the U.S.
Open Wheelchair Tennis Otampionships at the Rac-
quet Oub of Irvine.
The combination fell to top seeds Jim Black of Oceanside and
Monique van den Bosch of Holland in the fmals, 6-1, 6-0.
Black and van den Bosch went on to claim the tournament
crown with a 6-4. 6-4 conqucsty of Michael Foulks of La Habra.
and his partner, Chantal Vandierendonck of Holland.
The' tournament, hosted by the Paralyzed Veterans of America,
drew a field of 235 from 16 countries and is the largest and most
prestigious wheelchair tennis tournament in the world.
Opening rounds of the singles competition begins today and will
contmuc until Sunday, with competition running from 9 a.m. to 5
p.,m. daily.
Spectators arc welcome and admission is free.
SCC's Poole captures invitational crown
NEWPORT BEACH -Southern Cal College fresh-,.. i ~
man Nikee Pool outran....the competition to win the ~ t..
women's division race at the third annual SCC Iovita-_r __ _
tional Saturday io the Upper Back Bay.
Pool completed the Sk course in 20 minutes, 26 seconds, 23 sec-
onds ahead of her closest competitor, to lead the Vanguards'
women to a third-place team finish.
The sec men's team was also third, led by Jason Sohacfer, who
finished fourth with a time of 27:55 over the 8k course.
Other top SCC men included Mike McClure (14th in 29:41)1
Brock Shinen (15th, 30:03) and Ken OlbraJ (19th, 30:13).
Priscilla Devaney was seventh for 1he SCC women (21 :57), while
I feather Salisbury was eighth (22 01) and Shelley Fischer 18th
(2J:27).
said Romnson, who, reports all d
minor injuries mended heading Vanguar s boot Cal Batist, 3-0
into league (tight end Brant W1e-RIVERSIDE _ Angel Ruiz posted his second con----hardt and reserve lineman Carlos ,M' • Marin arc lost for the season with fcrencc shutout in three games to lead visiting South· ,..,~ cm Cal College to a 3-0 Golden State Athletic Confer-. ~
knee injuries). cncc soccer win Sarurday at Cal Baptist.
In addition to praising the de-Ruiz made five saves, while the Vanguards peppered Cal Bapcist
fensc, wh.icb has become a weekJy goalie John Salts with 14 shots to impnwc to 6-S-1 OYerall, 1-1-1 in
c:vent, Rollinson handed accoladtl OSAC play.
to ,the offensive line. Alberto and Carlos Miramontes, ud Kevin Otshji each ICOl'cd
"Fernando Carvnjal and edgar goals for che Vanguards.
Macias led the 0 -line, which just -C1l1 .......
did a great job," Rolliruon said .......... Cel c.lle9e a, Cel .._.. o
"If we can ever scop tu ming the ~~ ~~ '· C MnmOdtl '· Olllf 1. SMI RuR &
baJI over, our offense is really Halllrnt 2-4 "
going to be a threat.': ·~ '---------------------------"
MCNAMEE:
From 81 .
Costa Mesa defeated Rancho Alamitos, 51-49.
for the CIF Southern Section III-A crown in 1989·
90, but was beotcn by St. Bernard, 73-71, on a
last-second h<>t i.n the 1990-9 t championship
game.
The Mustanp tllted last year's playoff~ in the
quarterlinaJs, after wrappiog up 1hc Pacific C.Oa"'t
l.A:1gUe titJe with a perfect 10 0 record.
Other talented vcrenuu McNamcc will inherit
locludc, scnaon Yool Kim, Apnl Van Sweden and
Oiristine Moore.
Newcomer~ from ll Junior Vanity team which
claimed ii eighth straight PCL 1itlc without a de·
feat lut sea.'IOn arc, Linda Luonc. Antoniette
Banua, Duari Oo and Amy Marino.
• McNamcra, whole potition at Stanford -..
chminatcd by newly-invoked NCAA restrictions, is
knuwn for her emphasis on agreuive man·CO-man
dcfen'IC, whkh he often extends 10 a f\IU-court
pre . he could noc he reached for comment Sun·
day
Weck.II;, who has incc accepted a job u airll
va~ity ac.~islant and JV coach at Tustan Hiab.
teppcd down at Cotta Mesa OYer pbH01ophkal
ditfcrcncc!I on how the team should be led.
..
FAii.KN~: -
From 81
supplying still more footage
for Division I recruiters was
then-sophomore quarterback
Todd Kehrli, who in only his
10th game of organized
football was already
displaying the skills that
• would land him a scholarship
to J...ouisvillc.
With the action strung
together from snap-to-snap,
t~e tape was quickly over.
capped by a Newport
sideline celebration meant to
inspire this year's squad.
ll was a brief revisit to
omc of the fleeting
moments we often don't
properly savor when in their
midst.
I hope the Sailors didn't
mind.
E inh "Runaway" Tran is
quietly posting an assault on
the finest seasons ever
posted by Ncwport·Mesa
District running backs.
The Costa Mesa High
tailback has 925 yards
midway through the regular
season, which puts him in
prime position to catch
Newport Harbor's Steve
Brazas' 1983 season. Brazas,
believed to have the district's
single-season rushing mark,
topped out at 1.538 yards.
Tran, who bruised his
knee late in the third quarter
of the Mustangs' 44-0 victory
over Calvary Chapel
Thursday, talked Coach
Myron Miller into letting
him back in, so he could
surpass the 300-yard mark.
He finished with 311 on 34
carries, despite having 44
yards in gains nullified by
Mustang penalties.
•Newport Harbor High
running back Wade Tift
wa!;n't about to take any
chances when it came to
pa inJ the verbal exam
administered after he left
the gam~ with his bell runa
Friday night.
Tift, who was crushed by 1
pair or CdM tacklers on the
play, staggered to the
!i1dchne, shaklna his head to
clear the cobweb!!.
The Newpon doctor asked
him his name, and he
an$Wered correctly. The dOC
then Hked him the score. ~
Without he!iltation, Tift
turned to look •t the
M:Orebotrd directly over his
right shoulder. Ir he didn't
know the answer, he at leut
knew v.here to find it.
Maybe he tho\laht he bad to
how hit work.
,
SEA IDB:
From 81
cations. We didn't want to start
out 0-2 in the Sea View League."
Holland said ...----• bis players
turned in their
best effort of
the year on.
both sides of •
the ball-
" We felt
good we were
able to shut
them down (de-.__ __
fcnsively)," Hol-Holland
land said .
"They're a very sound football
team and we were very conoerned
about controlling their nmning
game. No one bad been ·able to do
that (to Newport) aJI year."
Newport, which came in averag-
ing 243 rushing yal'ds per game,
gained just 70 yards on the
ground, including a pair of quar-
terback sacks.
CdM's front four of Jeff Bor-
land, Gordy Ocmons, Mickey
SAIUllS:
From 81
Evans completed 14 of 23 passes
for 183 yards, including soori!'S
strikes to Chris Quinn (22 yards)
and Tom Hess (17).
While Newport's defense limited
CdM to 115 yards on the ground,
the Sailors for&ed a scasof\;IOW 88
rushing yards of their own.
"We couldn't name an Of-
fensive Player of the Week," Brin-
kley said. ''We didn't run the ball
weU. we didn't throw weU, and we
didn't block wc:U. It would be a
joke to reward someone for that
performance."
Brinkley did credit the defensive
work of Jeff Sanita, who wu in on
nine tackles from bis inside lino-
backer spot, after sitting out the
hut two games with a strained
knee. Sanita, who also calls the
O'&:
From 81
bcin1 1 backup for three ycan, IO
the choice to attend Orep wu
easier. '
When Marinovich left USC
after his sophomore season,
O'Neil couldn't help but think of
what mJPt hne been .
"I thin IOIDetimel about what
would ha¥e happened.. maybe I
would h.ve beea the starter this
year," O'NeU llid. "But that'•
only natural to think aboul .. But lootina back at everythlq. I'm
glad I didn't p1111 up lbe dwlce to
come up here. I really lAe k
here."
It toot a bit for O'Neil to ac-
l
tons and Mike De Revere, u wdu
IS lmebackcn Cllris Quinn. J .t .
Walz and Scoct Hardescy made
things miserable for Harbor ~
Wade Tait and St~ Goan!~, fs
well IS quirtert>ack Oreg Wi~
Comert>acb Garth Turner (Olte
interceplioo) and Aki Bhatbal, fl
weU u safeties Scott Proud u1<f
Tom Hess also got their shoe~·
the !'ll"• while blanketing N
re<:c1YCrs oq pass oovetage .
Offensively, Holland ~
the opening drive of the
half, which ended with a T: r
Rupp f acid goal after 8~ minutCs.
as the back-breaker.
"We really hadn't run the ball
very well in the fll'St hall, and we
talked about grinding out a drite
to start the second ball," Holland
said. "Walz (who gained 42 of bis
91 yards during the drive) wu re·
ally a key."
HoUand also cited Hess. wt$o
shifted from the backfield to a sk>t
position au night. for his under a ...
preciated offensive contribution. I
"People have to oovcr Hess u a
receiver, and that really sp~
out the defense,'' HoUand Cf·
plained.
defensive signals, was a oo-aptaln
with Beau Ralphs. and his leader·
ship wiU be a big boost for the
Sailors from here on out.
ObYiously missed WU def~
tackle Ph.ii Bloomberg. who will .be
sidelined at least another th~
weeks by an injured knee. I
Brinkley reported no lingering
injuries, though running bact·
safety Wade Tift (bell rung), Brau
lllista (bell rung) and Sky 'Harris
(forearm contusion) all left t~e
field momentarily in the bruta9y
physical contest. 1
Brinkley aaid he it anxious to ~t back at it, witb Tustin awaitina
Thursday ni&ht.
''That ii deCinitely a pme ~
want to put behilld us,'' B;nt
said. "I for one, am slad we
playina Thursday, bccau1e I'd
11 soon get riabt bact out there ~
quickly u pouiblc and find <alt
what kind of character thJI teUI .._ ... ..... .
climate to Oregon. It rains
and the area is not quite 11
phisticated IS Southern CalifornJa.
But, he said the slower lil~e
dean air and tranquil ~
doesn't mate him mlM ~
freeways. •mos and £IOWdl. I
He docs m• the bMdl
saltwater fisbinJ.
Another reuon for hie IOwe ~
Oreaon is that it bu p... w. ~
time to re-dillooYa' dae rel~
faith that elipped n., from ldlD
durina high lehool. He ..,. die
new emphula on faidl la bil life
l110 mata rwo imponuc l*Jltle
in O"NeU'1 lifc bappr. •
"No doubt about It " he
""" parentl are &lad rm .... here." rr
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Monday, October 12, 1992 U
GOOSE EGG: Monday," Work.mJn 5&id.
From 81
Gurunick plays were mentioned
last week u sorniclhin& that both
teams will probably do in this bit·
trick play opened the curtains. ter nvalry, but nobody -certainly
Workman, unoffiaally, i.s now 2· not Golden West -«peeted it on
0 ~ big "decisions ~ season, the firsr play.
which also has somelhang to do "It was kind of like a dream
wilh OCC's 4-1 (overall) and 3·1 come true to be a part of a play
(confc~ence)51att... -r-tike that," Hassay said-. "~
-F1!'5t• . he Pl!lls sophomore as C.oach Workman said that we
Josh Gmgnch as his starting quar-were going to use it on the ftrst
\ terback in the third game against play, I was on Ooud 9. I was just
Southwestern (Sept. 26) and in-worried about getting the pass off
scrts, freshman Todd Mather. and doing my job. . oc;c s offense h~ averaged 37 .6 ''It kind of set the tempo for the
points per game smcc. whole game. It's a lifetime dream
-Then, he pulls out a Irick and I'm just glad it worked."
play on Saturday, gambling on the Mather faked an option to
first play !Tom scrimmage. Jt works Washington, then made a flawless
to pcrfect1on. reverse pitch . to Hassay crossing
Freshman Jason Hassay, wbo from the other· direction. When
works out at wide receiver but is the Rustlers' linebackers commit·
listed as a backup quarterback to ted and slid toward Washington, 11
both Mather and Gingrich, com· left Blanchard wide open.
plcted a 70-yard touchdown pass Moments later, a bad punt snap
to wide rcce~r Ryan Blanchard by Golden West (1·3, 1·2) resulted
on the passang end of a fake· in a safety. It's 9-0 after 2 minutes,
option pitch out from Mather. 16 seconds. The Rustlers never re·
"I had a hunch (to 'run it) last covered.
Orange Coast 29, Golden WHt O
ScON b~ Quarterw l-lor-ITnJS.27
Orange Cm.st 9 t I 3 6 -29 INDIVIDUAL PMSlllQ
Golder\ West O O O o-O OCC-MIOler, 6-llH 62, Hassay, 1·1-0. F1nt Guec1• 70. Ponder, 1-1--0, 10, Glngrlcll, 0-0-0. I
OCC-~ 70 pus lrom Hassay (Aclaw GWC-Slipcl, S.12·1, 17, Wl/llM, f·2-0, 6.
lciclt), 14 40 Iola. (). t-O •
DCC-Safety, bad plll'l ~ Oii of end lOl1e INDIVIDUAi.. MCllVUIO 12-23. CCC-Coltman. 3·23, ~. UJ;
Second Quartw Ripley, 1-16, Tiytor, 1-10, W&stqlon, 1~
OCC-WasllnQIOn 33 111'1 (J &ne pass GWC-WllllamS. 2·8, Brown. 2~. SUl, 1~.
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TNrd au.rt• occ awe OCC-Adw 39 FG, 931 First OOwns IS 8
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wat f•lt4 111 0.11ng• County uactot• ltld pay t'IOl 1u1 Subconttactora. lflO Non· onv... CCM1a Mau ~ _... .. ...,... ..... ----,,. Folc>w*sg perwona llalirJRI Tll• ~~ran1,1 = fQAl MCCMIOS. Of SAID Of'· whldt ,...,. .. ~. ~ Sei:M.,.•bef 22. l98& ~ U.1'1gWt('WI~ !'It" l e ~ At!ld•~ reqWe(I rwa upon ~~ w "'*' tt. Rc:lllkNI -doWIG ..,.,_a: The F'Olol*IQ penons IMl'C84 ~ MClf COUlfTY a.con Act end re1atet1
No FJ'-2709 Tn• •Coty t>u otuiMd by tne lnlormaLiOft F0t Bod-pay"*ll ol $2000 M ltd• Busuwu ....._fs) _...., LONG"S APARTMENTS • .,. dotnQ ti&..-u: NU under...:( ) llM.o PMCll ~ U'llT 10 AS SHOWN teta. nae .... deliwrn1n1
Nov• o.m.an Cotwat.on lfom tne O!rector o( \tie 0. d~ 0.11°"11c:hafgeol16 00 wll ebowe on Maw t , tll2 18'4 SWan Ctrdl CoAI OASIS MINI MARKET Bullnest I OHMO ON fH( OOH· lion wltl M und1r lh11
• T••·H c.orponlJOO. 1997 patt~t ot lndu,1t1al Ref• Thll P'otee1 It • ft'det.-Y be IT'ade If Nndled bt OtnslOpNr ... Sughrue ...... ~-m29 • l11S V.ilay View SVwl'. ebolle on: OctoMt I., .. ~IUM Pl.NI MFE"MO De!U IHr ACl and ,.
West Gt•t. HOUiton. Te.as i.ons tn. ~al preval•ng lunotd ptotec1 arlCS will be "'.,. &d OocumenU wta Thtt atatement -. Jle4 a.yan Long. 1_. 5-1 ~ c. IC)l.30 Hal"'-" .,._ 1-.d .-.,.. fte o.pa,,
no19 rl'• of per o.em W1190S ano ""°" f.O.,,i# rtguiat•ons ocr.. c()ll(rac:I OOC:Umenll •1h IM County Owll ol Clf'de, Cos1A ...... CMf. Anlolfte Sarkis. 2005 This ~~,!. ~-: 1~,!!Nf 3 THl UCCLUSM "*" Of lndull.W Relations South Cont Plaza Xl15 the ~rll prevall.og ra~ .,n;cn IN:.lucM thl Oalli"s· may a!so be """""° • Or~ CountY on~ t282t Morlle Viaia Street, Pua-Wllh -~~ P""""'l rHOSE Sii .. of Cll1totn11 (the
"'""'•"' Roao Co111 tor l'H>llday an0 o.-n.me Bacon Act and. related lh• Office of the Crty Qert! ber 18, 1992 SNran Long 1164 s-cMnl. o.w 1.,.07 Oranoe Coun'Y on Odoblt RIGHT TO USE AL0Tl 1 I)( ContrtctOt end Subcon
Mn._ C:.:.t 92!.215 w0t '"' tne 100 ••r VI act• r;,e wag. de11nnina. Of .,,. Qty o1 eo.11 ...._ ffMM71 Cllde eoca' Mesa. Call This ~lness 19 ~ S. 1192 POfUIC*S OI l • .....a tr1CW9 ehel PIY noc lfl1
Tilts ri..~~ was COfl-wt"'::" ~e ""°"' ·~ IO be lion w I b9 vn<l•' lh• Bid ~ls noc be ~•shed~....,.._ ~ dllded tlf: an~ At••• SCRllEO ~ PAACll 1 _.,..., lhlln the hiQhef •eoe rate)
O<ICU<I r;,1 1 rim.•ec! Pat1· perlOM'IO for Hc.11 cu1't 011"' Bl~ Ac1 -'d 1• mailed urileu the ad-Cosi.i Miu o..ty Hot This built1en 11 con-Th• regillllnl(I) c~ ~ Newpott leach· l)(SCRl8EO AS UClUSM The City ha 01>1~11neo ne1~ p cla:.i.J•CbllOI\ oc l1P1 ol laled acts al'ICI tne ~-dillOflal 16 00 ct1arge It In· .._ ducted by· husband end menced lO llansact .._ ea.ta Meu Daly NOC Oc· U&l COMMON AMA AHO from IN OINctor Of lht 0t
Tn•s st.11~eo1 was toled wetV. r>eeded to e~ecNll ment ol lnouW1!V Aela1 ons cludecl w.lh paymenL Septem ..... 2t. Odober 5, wife · net• under the f'tdlllOul toOlr 12 19 21, No¥enlblf DISIGNATlD AS STORAGE partmene ot ~ At11
''"Vl lhe Cr:ivntt' C e11c ol the c011tract Hol day ta'H State Of Ca IOfn•a (the e.th b;cf lhal be et· 12, 19, 1992 The reglllllnl(•) com-8uMneU Name(s) liAtd 2 1992 ' ' WA. PAAAING SPAC( AHO llOnl lhe Q9M'el ~11~
Oft."'9' Co~"'t ,.," Seplem-sn11 t:.e pa.o a1 spec; I ea Con••ae or Ind Subcon-companoed by lhe bid se-M-537 ~ IO 1ransac1 bu_.. abolle on: NCll Appbceb1e • M-667 AIR CONDITIONER AREA AS rated per diem w1gea ano
ber 3, t9'.12 1n IM coroct.~o bafg:t.nmg t•actors sh ' P•'I not less cvr11y, LJst of Detign.ied ,... ~ IN flCtluoUs Antoine SlrtiJs SHOWN AHO ()(FINED ON THE th• genetlll Pf9Vllltng fl\•
Put>uned N-pon Beach· agreement 1pphcabl• 10 than Ult hlgner wage rete). Subcon&rlldors, and Non--PUIUC NOTICE Busuwn NAme(s) 11"8d This st.Ill"*" w tied PUBLIC IOTICE CONDOMINIUM f1t.,ui RE· fOf ~ .,.. oven.me
Costa "'"'~ PJot Septem each pan.cular oi.~ cl,n· The City has obta<nea ~ Affld9vil r9«1uirl0 ~·-abow on: August 15, 1992 with the COIM'ty Cleft! of fERRED TO AJ<1iE ASSES&· ~ In lhe locality In
bf'< 28 Octobe< 5 12 19 s •.cat•OI\ °' 'f99 ol w0<1t from Ille D r'JC1or ol 11'\e De-by lJi4I '"'orma\lorl fOf Btd· r..._ St\arOI\ Long ~County on October Flctltlou9 • MENl N 831,0w 99 which the wor1I 11 to be
1992 e<"lplo.,'4 on"'' p10,ea par'lm9'lt or lnd1.15tnal Rela· deB 8uslne9a ....._ Thia ltalement wu filed 2. l "2 llu..,_.. Ila.. lddrtSt .,.0 oOltf pefformed lot each craft
M 530 Cop es of 1cnoou es 01 l•Otll tne ge"t'ral Pf•V3•f•"9 Th11 protect ts a ftd4nlly StatetcseM with IN CoYney Cleftl of ' F5't648t ~I Tiit ••!!! ... ""°" 11 ""f or claslificebOn ot type 01
---------ratH ,o oe1erm.."led are on r11e 01 per O,.IT\ wages a"d runoec:t P'oiect and ""'"' be The Followong persons Otange C<UllY on Sept'"'" ~ Bea The folloWI persons common...., lltSCrlbtd WO'k ,,..cted lo 1nc111t PUB UC NOTICE f, e I •l'te Ct1y Cfe.-s 01 I"• er>erM Pf .. •a lot'g rate unoer • tlOerll ragulat.ons are ootnQ bus1neas es· ber 29 1992 P\IOl!shid ~ ch-bu l~s .,. IM ,.,, PIOC*IY lh• conltllCI. Hollday rate!>
---------1 ce loe<lled lll n Fa• 10< not.daf afld overtime Which l"<:tude the Da1t1s· AEGIS COMMUNICATioH, ' FM8082 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oo-"~i~~NS s CHARTERS, above Is purl)OOIO 10 lit 5~ snall be paid u 1pec1hoo
STATEMENT OF Onvo. Co!ota 1.ite~a, Ca' IOf· lNOrt 10 &he loc;shty '" Bacon Acl a"d related 1332 Bell Ave. 12F, Tustin, Published Newport Buch-lobef 12, 19, 26, November s'ii7 W Bay St 140 Co5Ui MORNING CAHY()fj ,!:D '" tn. c~ bairg&il\lr!')
ABAHOONM EHT OF n.a 9~28. a'lO a•e ;i~a.J· w'l•th ll'nl wOl'k is to be acts The wage detemilna· Calif. 92680 2. 1992 Calif 92627 • NEWPORT BEACH CA 9cu 911reement applicable IO
USE OF FICTITIOUS at> e •o ant ••t111ei.t<·d pant p~0<rreO tor each eta!'!. tion w ,1 be under the F St..,en unlc 2672 Circle Costa Mell Diiiy Pilot<><> M·565 ~nts M Gfady 387 w The undtrsogntd lrus* each p1rt1culw cratt. cla\
BUSINESS NAME 1.1P<>" req~SI c an ' U1l0t'I or type °' Davis-Bacon Act and re-D;•ve, Newport B11ch. 1~ 12. 19, 26, Novemt>« PUIUC ..,..TICE Ba Sl ..,40 Costa Mesa: OISC!almS any ~11'( tor lily ai11ca11on rx type or wo'1i
The 1oi1ow•"9 per500'i I" 11ccord..i~11 ,.1h Sec· wo11t need.t'd lo eacUle lated ac11 and the Depart· Cahf. 92663 2, 1992 llWV C!rf 92627 • lnCOfrettMU of N Slrttl ad employ9d °"!he r>rO!ec:t nave aband0t1ed ine use or uon 17i3 2 ol the t.111,•orn a ll"e conl.'a" Hohday rates menl of lr,ldustnal RetatJons Joe A. Boswell, 2S411 M-560 Fldttloua Thli bullntss Is cor C11m and oltler common 0.. Coples ol ~les o•
the F1c1 t ou\ Bus.net\ Lav.! Cooe It ti ~r;••attcr s"a I ti!! oa•? 15 spec.I ed State ol CahfOfnil (lt\e CabOC R* 120S, Laguna ducted by an lndovlouaa 1gna11on If 111y SllOWll httttn ralH so cMlermlnld '!"9 on t~ame OflA~ CE TV & VCR sh~• pos1 a COPf o! 1•• df!n n in• co !tC ~e bar9') r.ng Con1ra~or and Subcon· Hills, Calo!. 92653 PUBLIC NOTICE llualneM 11.-e The regl•lrant(I) com· Tiit total amOllnl ol Ille un l1le •I the City Cler1c • OI
SERVICE, 2152 S Bristo. te•m na11on or P'•M• ng agreC'rnl!"l appl·cab·e to tractors shell pay not less Walter W. Cruhenden, 14 State-nt menced 10 transact busl· paid bManCI ol 11\t OC>llgallOll lice, located It n F~
SI Santa A<1a C11.f 927<>-t rate of wa~e. at ti-•~n IOb 11 1011 Pilr'l•cv111r cratt, clas· tnan the higher wage rate). Chetham Coort, Newport 187190 The Following oersoos nan under the FIClll.tous MQlrtd ttf Ille PfOC*IY 10 be Drive, Coal.I Mau, Cal.I t·
The F1c:1tt•ous Bu">•"eu '>·le s lcatiOn' 01 1vpe of "-0<1< Th• Coty has obtained Beach, Calrl. 92660 FlctJtJou• are doing buSllllSS IS BullneH Name(•) lrst.ed sold ¥Id rusONl>it tsbmlttd nia 92628, Wld .,. av~.·
),ame rcterreo 10 anove The Cortll'lt• • and llM"f en'ployed °" U>e P'otect from the Director ol in. De· This business la co~ llu...,._ 11..... WORD SMVTHS, 907 ab<>Y9 Ofl' August 15 1992 costs upenws and aellllll<»I able to any lnternted par',
wu ftfed in ()fanqc Col.lnty subCOfl1tac1or(i1 V•l\ I pa1 Cop es ol \Che<l1.1•l's or partment ol lndu1ttlal Rell· ducted by: a g~ll pal1· Stat•-nt North Balcer Sir.et. Santa Dennis M Grady ' 11 Ill• time 01 IN 11111111 oullla upon request
0" NIA, File tlo FJ72049 no1 leas than tht! 5f.l•.IC 1l'O r<1'es ao dctormoned ••• on 1JOt11 the general prwailir>g ntr$hip The FolloWlng persons Ma. caltf. 92703 Th s staiement was filed N 01 Sale • lrt accordance wlll'I ~ ~-'ghoa Van F'll&m 914 t prnJ '"9 ralel' 01 w 1~ s 10 1 II 11 •ne C•ty CIMk ' 01· rate ot per d•ern •agea llld The r1gl1tr1nt(s) com-we dotnQ ~as: Brend• Jane Johl\SOI\. 907 WI~ lhe County oeni ol llOn °1 the Ola i.on t77l 2 ot lhe Cll1f0<r
Gree,,.,.11,. A~ Wes•m1fln • wot10.e~ err p'o11'<l IT)I 1 Ce, IOC.l'ed II 17 Far st-• gentt&I prev&tling rate meoc.d lo lrlll\Slcl buSI· PUBLIC WAREHOUSE. N. Balcer Slreel, Swtta Alla, Orange Counly on Seplem· S327 484 34 I t.nll lllt l.ilbC>f Cod•. Iha Conlrae10
SIM, Ca~I 92683 11'~ "' !"t eaee..,• on cf DrHe. Costa l.l~u Cal for. tor hOl•day and overtime ness vnder lht Flct1tiou1 2437 W. Ball Road, Ail• Cahl 92703 ber 1S 1992 In aeld•!lon ° li shall po11 I copy Of ltl4t 01
This bu,.·11ess was con-tne c0t1tract. rue 9.:628, •nd are a11a11 work I" the loc1H1y 1n Busineu Name(s) llsted helm, Calrf. 92804 This business Is COfln ' F544803 TruslM Wiii aa:tPI 1 CllS ltf's termm111on of Pfe'/I• "
ouc:t!XI bV an 1n<:11v~1.1 I A paymeol tx>M a-.d '1"'' a e lo ~my 1111.rresled party wh>eh Iha wonc 11 10 be above°" August 28, 1992 Kim, Ui Hwan, 2514 Penny ducted by: an ind1V1dull dleQ OllW!I on I SI.lit IK "' rate ot wagee • Md'I I"'
This siareMMI wn fileo lom-a"ce oond ., I t~ •c· upori req1.1est perlormeo lor each crall F Steven l.1!1k Street. West COYlna, Calif. The reg1strant(1) com-Publlshed Newport Bead\ llOllll ~k a clltCk OtlWll by• S!I•.
""•n the Coun11 O erk o1 qu•~ed prior to u e t'~" '" 1cc0<oance w 1h Sec· class.flCltl<m or type or This statement was filed 91792 menced 10 tra"sael bUsl· Coill Mesa Dally Pildl star. 01 ltel4ral-C1«dll uNOA-01 a The COntrlC10f SYd M) Or~ Coumy on Octot>rr t•or1 01 me c-ommci 1 .. e · 1't1 I 7'131!-ol 1ne-€1hlorn•a ~le needed to execute with lhe COuntY on or Thlt t>uslness Tt con-nns uno" lh• Flct•loous Septembef 28. OclOber 5. ch~ orawn by a suit or ltd subcOnlractOf(I) Iha~ r',
7 1992 paymef\I bond arid Pe! La•.o0r Code. the Contract<>< Ille cOl\lract HOiiday rates Orar19e County on October ducted by: 111 lnd'MdUal Bus.ness Name(s) 1i11eo 12, t9, 1992 • eiat S1'11119S ~d IOMI assoc:u not less Ulan the speer
Put>hs/i,.!l rJewpon Beaeh· '°'"' n~ bonO sha 1 b(I ,,., :-.n post • copf ol lhe de-shall be pa•d as 1pectfied 2. 1992 Th• 11g11tr1ntt1) com-al>Olte on September I . M-~32 llOll sav1119s ~sociat•on or preva<hng ratn ot wagea 1
C051.'.I M1·\l P·lot October rhe l0<m a'1d 1mour1 •fll •e•m1na"on of 1>rova,1ong 1n the collective bargaining FMM7a mence<I 10 transect bull· 1992 5'Vlllgs bMlk sl)taheo In Ste all WOtken employed 'l\
12 19 n .. Ncm•mt>cr ' lonh '" the con1ract ooc;u ra•a ol wa:iet 11;., each IOb agreement el)pflceble 10 Pubhshed Newport Beach-ness vnoer lhe Fictitious Brencfa Jane Jonnson PUBLIC NOTICE liOll ~10? ol lht Fin~ COdt them '" ttie eucubOrl
f'i'l2 ments ~·to 11ch part1cvl1t crall. etas Co51JI Mesa Da 1u Ptlol Oc Bus1neu N•m•(s) 1t11ed Th•s 1tatemen1 1111as f~ed _,0 111111oultd to oo C>uSlllflS the contract M-~71 In 1cc0<darl<:e wth pro.,. TM Co'l:r rtor' and arry 1 focatiOI\ or lype of work 1·1 • above on: September 1, with lhe County Clertl of . FlcUllou• 111 lnlS 11111 In lht ewnl ol ten A payment bond end ~ ..
----------s•0t1s of Pub • Corttratl Sl>bCO"tracto•111 shal pay employed on the pro,ect. lot>er 12, t9, 26, Nowmber 1992 Orange County on Septern· lluslneaa N•1n• dtr oOler tllan cash• accepted tormance bond will t>e "' PUBLIC NOTICE Cooe Sect•<m 21300, , ... o not •tss 1han the Spt1c1l1ed Copies of schedules of 2, t992 Ui Hwan Kim ber 15, 1992 Statement WltllhOld lht quorec,j pt\Of IO the eur-
1t1tution ot ehg1b1• arlc prca ''1'<1 ra1tt of wages lo rates so dt1erm1ned are on M·5e2 Thi• 11.atemenl was hl.o F544804 The Following persons Ille Trus~ ~rvslM·s Oetcl ''°" of tne conllact Th
NOTICE equivalent n i:un1 es •or a I ,..o,.e•~ en-plotect by fol• 11 ·1he C•tY Cletk's Of. ••th tne Cou"tY Clefil of Published Newport Beach-are dc>1ng business as inuanoe 0 lrltlb 10 paymet\I ~ and P"f
INVITING BIDS .. ..,.,. "'°"'es w tN1e10 to efln inem in tl"e e..ecwtJOI\ of foee, 1oc:a1ed 11 77 fa.r PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County°" October Costa Mesa Daily p1101 RICKCHESK INTER NA· unlll lunos l>Komtd ~ ie rormance bOnd ahal be
NOTICE IS ~EREBY sure performarce u"der me c.omrat1 Dnve, Costa Mesa, Cahfot· 2. 1992 TIONAL, 24355 Landovtf, the ~ or en Olstt • a 1tte •~m and emount "
CIVC:N 1h111 IM C11y of thla con1tact w• I be.oerniol· A P•ymt::"'I bQnd and per· n1a 92628 and are avaJI· FlctJUeua FMM90 September 28• October 5• Laguna Hills Cahf 926S3 m1ntrol1oghl IOflll In ltt• contract doc ..
Co1>1a Me~a act 119 t>y and led II the requ st a"d C1t· 10111 ance IX)nrJ win be re-ab'e 10 1,,Y interested party Buslnesa ....... Publtshtd Ne#porl 8-ICt\-12, 19, 1992 OouqlH ~eslc, 24355 Sa.Cl Ult bt N~e but merilS.
rhrouoh a Covern1"g pense of tile C<)l'ttractrx QU<reo P' OI 10 lhe eireo>-upon request Statement D 1 l' 1 0 • M·S31 Landover. Legu"• Hills. Wllllout cpve,anl OI w:m"11y, In accordance Mill pro.
6oa•o. "ere•r'lil fttr relerred E3Ch l>odder sha I ~ss ~., t:s:in 01 -J."• cofltlact. 1ha In accorOJnce with Sec,. The Following persons Cosla Mesa ; YN 1 01 t! PUBLIC NOTICE Calif. 92653 e1p1ess or 1111ploed rf1Q1<d111g s.ions 01 Publ•c Co"\111<'
10 as 11'111 C.iy will 11:C-11 .. e .at 11'1• l•m• 1t11s ~~a· I '" p.:iym11nl-°"' d and J>Of· 11on 1773 2 of Ille Calllornla are ooong business as: tober 12• 19• ' ovem Thi• business Is con-lllll POSSHSIO!l or t llCll"' Cod• Seclloro 22300. rout.
up to Dul not 1a1er then awarded a 'Clan ·A CO<l· 101m.irice t:.r,no shall be '" Labrx Code, tile ContractOf PRECISION DYNAMICS, 2. 1992 FlcUU-dueled by II\ 11'd1V1dual Olarices 10 u'is') f 1110 ti~ 1111uticm ol eligible anc
10.00 a rn ol ,the oay or 1ract0f s License e>ursu:.n1 lhe IO<tn llnd a.mount set M\111 po$l a copy of lhe de-10101 Theseus DrlY•. Hun-M·S66 lluslnesa Name Th• reg111r1n1(s) com· ness secured by saio Oeeo ao equ1v•lent secunt~s IOt
No'18mt>er 2, t9'J2. seatt4 to Pub1oc Contract Code IC>flh '" thll con11act docu-1erm1"a1ton ol prev11hn9 Mgton Beach. Calif. 92646o PUBLIC NOTICE St t t menc.O to 1ranuCI t?usl· Va/IOH U\tftun~1 wotl1 lnWtSt '"Y m0fl1es WlthhelO to C!f\ b•ds to• tne aw3rd of a Section 3300 The suc.ccss· "'enl6 rato ol wages al each job 54$4 • a .,,.." • ne11 uncler the F1clllioui 11 ovioto llltftl!I ltlld lflt ull sure penormance u"""
c.on1rac1 tor the rthabthUI· ful blOder muSI mruntaon '" oecord.,nl c wilh pr0\11-11te ' Eati H. Gunnerson, 10101 Fictitious The Fot•owu·'!I persom BuSiness Name(s) l•5ted ~ o<~• 01 !!It ~Ott .st this COl'llracl Wiil ~pen"'
t•1>n ot PLACENTIA AV the l0eens.e throughout lhe S•O"S o1 Putii c Contract The COtltractor and 11ny Theseus Dnve HuntingtOI\ •··-·~-N-9 1te£STdoorlCJ.0busS111T•~::..,.GE above°". August 1, 1992 cureo..., Sa.a deed 11111111 inttrtSI ltd al the request ano ev HlJE ~PRO-l{MENT, BE durai on of 1'111 contract Cooe Sec•'°" 22300, au~ ~bCOntr'llctor(s) shalt pay Beach Cahf ~5454 --·--W C A • Doug Suctteslc wr penH ot tne contractor TWEEN Vlll~ON STREET No t>.dder may w1t1tdr1w s1itu11on ol ehg,ble Ind nol less than lhe specified Wiiiie;,, T. \la"wagoner Statetrsent MENT ENTERPRISE. 234 I Thia stalement was filed llltrtOll H PfOVldtd '" ~ Each t>odder shalt posH•
ANO AOAMS AVENUE AND hos b•d ta< 1 penod ol thrny eQu•va'enl \l'CUllllH tor prevaoh"9 rates of wages to 1340 Ea~t Mlchelsoo Th• Followmg perSOtls Canfield, LI Habra, Clhl wiltt the County Clertl ol Nolt '"~ d\119" lfld P till ~ i.me lh.S contra.ct WILS0t' s TREET IM (30) d•ys after th• dale aet any ""°"'et W'lllhvlo to en-all WOfkers employed by Street. Long Beach Cal•I .,. domo ~s as· 9063f , Orange County ori Sep1em penses ol lht lluslet l"d ol 111• 1..,aroed 1 Cius A .. CO" PROVEMEtlTS BETWE04 tor Iha open-rlq tnereof su1e per1o•mllnce under tt-em in L'1e e•ecvtJOn of 90805 ' • (a)BUMPA'S GOURMET Tr1cy Penderg1st, 2341 ber 15 l992 llus~ ttultO by SllO Deed ol I/actor t ueen~ pursUlll"
PACIFIC AVEIWE AND Th• C11y Counc-1 of lhe this COlltracl W•ll be permit· lhe contract Thi• bUStntll II con-f'OOOS (b)FELLING IN-Canfield. LI 1-iat>r•. Calll • F544808 Tru11 lo Publ•C Cont;KI .Coch
PLACENTIA AVE~4UE City of Cosla Mesa rf)o teo al the request ll'ld e1t· A payment bond and per· duc:tod by· a general part· OUSTRIES. 3136 Corte 90631 Published Newpott Beach· 0,t4tel SEPTfMiU29 SIC10t1 3300 'JN succec
All b•ds shall be maoe ori seniu the nght te> r"leCl pMlst ol 1"" c.ontractor. lormance bond 1111,u be , .. nership Hem1ou, Newpott Beach, This • busi"eu 11 con-1992 ful biOdlr must ma t'\1.a
1 bod fOfm lumi5hed by Ill• a"y arld Ill bids °' to w.il..e Each l»d01:1 .Ytail possess qu red proor 10 lhe execu· Tne regtstra"t(I) com· Calif 92660 ducted by an •ndiVTdual Costa Mesa Daily Pllot SERRMO MCONvrY~Cf the llcente throughout th1
City 1rreg1.1ta"t.es '"any bid • at the 11me th s contract 1s l•oro 01 lhl con1ract. The menced 10 ltansact buSi· Belly M. Felling. 3136 ~he re911tran1(s) com-Seplembcr 28, October 5, COMPANY dura\lon °' thll COtltract
&ds will be recr1vod a1 Conlra'rtor ShaK comply aw.irdl!(j a C!au 'A" Con· payment bond and per· ness under \tie FictitJous Corl• Hermosa. N-port menced lo transatl bu51• 12. t9, 1992 49...,RIVfRGRAO!R No bidder rnay W1tndr1 the C·•v ot Cosi.1 Mesa ol with the prov•tioos ot Sec• t1Jcl0t's l1t..,.,$e, pur&UCll'll rormance bond shOll be In Bu••nHs Name(s) listed Beach, Cahf 92660 ness Ulldef IN-ICM•~ M 535 v 118,. ru btCS lor 1 period of 1~
tne Ot1tC• ol the City Cieri! tion I 770 to I 780 ioctuSive. to Publ•c t:Of't•ocl Code the !o<m and amount set at>ove °"· Sep\embel 30, Th11 business ts con-Bu11ness. Name(s) hSled PUBLIC NOTICE tRWINOALC CA 91106 (30) di)y• 111« the dale It' po Bo~ t200 77 Fait ol lhe Calllorrt a lll>Of Section 3300 The s1.1ccess-tort.I\ in mo contracl docv 1992 ducte<I by-"' ln01111dual above on.NA (BIBI~'' 6JlO fl)( lh• openinQ ~
D".,.· Cos1a Mesa Cahfor· Code, the preva,hng 1ate lul bidder rr uiol m.'.llntaln ments, Eat1 H. G\lnrierson T;,e reglstra"t(s) com· Tracy Pe"derg111 Fictitious B l ·oll\-WA l AAt~· Tilt C•l'y Counc•I or !llt
noa 92f'i28, al °" bef0<e lhc and scale of waqes 051111>-lhe hcOfls& tttroughoul the '" accordance Wllh provi-This Slal81Tlent was filed me"<:ld lo ttansact busi· This statement was loled •··-•-.. N•-• Y J • Dt 1 Ctr of Cotla Mes.a ,. tome ;ino dalt' stated hsheO b1 the D.ted.o< of OtJtlLOn ot tnis co"tract s.°"' 01 Publ•C Contract W•lh lhe Couoly Clerk 01 r'le5' under the Fictiltous w•ttt lhe Cou"l'f CX-rk ol -·-... ~ •"IVl'S the nght 10 r
it>ove 11 wtuctl t•me Ulty tne ~!1ment ol lr'ldus· No biddt'f ma'/ w11hdra.., Code Section 22300, sub-Orange County 0" S.plem· Bus•"ess Name(s) l1sled' Ortilnge Counly on S~tem· Statement C111217 an and aQ b<ds or IO w
w• 1 be pub1ic1y opened and Ina• Rel1t1on1, S1.11e of Cal· h15 b•d for a per•od ol lh1ny sliluhon or eUgoble and ber 29• 1992 • above on: Octobef t , 1992 bor IS, 1992 The following pouon Is 10 11"9?6 1992 lfT~t.f•l·tt"' aoyl>d
road a101.1d on the Counc~ 1forn.a, which 010.f.loo with (301 days a11er 1he dote sci equivalent securiHes tor FM8187 Belly M Felling F5444502 dOlng bu11ness as PUBLIC NOTICE Contractor 1,,all c;ornpl,
Chambefs at >a•O address the City C eflt ol tne Ctty ol trx Ille ooe,,.no thereof any monies w!hhetd to en· p blished N-"""~Beac:h· This st1l4W1'Mtt was filed Publisl'led Newpott Beach· MARSHALL WILLIAMS w.th tne l>'OV1'•00S 01 Sec
Each Old mu~l conform Cos1a Meu, and $hal IOI· The Cur Courictl of me Slife performa"'e u"der u ,....... wolh ine County Clertt of Cosia MoH Daily Pilot CO. 216 Canal Street. NOTICa t•Otl 1710 10 t7ao lnclus,.... and be resl)OC'l5rve to ett le11 Pll"aJ1111 pruetlb<>d C11y of Costa Mesa r• lh•i contract will be permit· Cost.a Mesa Da1ty Pilot Oc· Orange County Of\ Seplem· Seplemblr 28 October 5 Newpol't Beach, CA 92663 01 the Ca• lom•a LAl>CI
pertinent B1dd1ng and Co" therein lor noncompl11nc:13 serve' 1ho r•ght lo re1ect ted at lh• request and ex· lober 12, 19, ?6, November t>er tS, 1992 12 19 t992 ' • Win.am R Graz~,,.. 216 ~":f~ilN~ ·~E~EBY Cod• '"• Pfev"'"'O rt\•
vac1 DocumMts A set ol ol lht .a•d cod• •"Y eno an bds br to w11ve pense of th• con1r..c1or 2. 1992 F544e07 • • C1"1I S11eet, Newport N ,;o ~cale of•• 1 "UI"
Bid Doc""'ent' "''Y be ob-EILEEN P. PHINNEY, rreou•at1t.e11" •nt btd EaCh b10der shall posstts M-SQ Pvbl1sned Newpot1 Beach· M·533 Beach, CA 92663 GIVEN thal the Cily ol f hed b ltie Trector 01
1a neo a1 the ()!1.ce ol the cit., Clerk, Cit~ of Co"tractOf &ha CO!T'plt 81 1no 1ome th•• contract " Coita M.sa Daily p11o1 PUBLIC NOTICE This business 11 con Costa Mesa, ac~ng by ant:t ~e O.p~nmtfll or ino 1 City E"91nel!r, 77 Fair Coat• MH& w1lh the p10111sions of Sec ll#cndcd a Class •A" Con· PUBLIC NOTICE September 2a. October 5 dUC1«f by an indl'tlidual. throug':,. •II ove~nlng Ir Ill~ atiOOs Slat• ol Ca
Drrve co~t.'l MM:i Cal1IOf D 1 d • 0 t b 1 lion 1770 to t 780 inclusive. Ir actor's License, purswml 12 19 1992 · FlcUUou• The regl1tranl(s) com Board. 1eonaller re erred ~ ""'1•111 li14'd _.,
n1a 1,1po,, rionret1.1nda1>1e • • • c 0 er ' ot lhe Calilorn I Llt>or 1o Pub• c Contract Cod• FlcUlloua • • . M·5:J.4 8uslne•• Name minced to transact bUSI· IO es the City, ••II rec.,..,. ~ 1'C8; ""Cl"'1< 01 th• Cly O'
paymenl ol $40 oo An ad 19V2 Code. the f'°"' •.ng rate Section 3300 The tucoess Buslneas Name Stal 1 ness under tne llclltious ug to, bul nol lal4f the.n e ' L nail ror
011,0n;il tM•go ol StO oo Bid Date: November and sca•e o wages es.lab tul bidder must maintain Statement PUBLIC NOTICE TM FoAJ!"."'ngn persons bu1lne11 name listed I 00 Im ot ~ day ol f°'ta •',;' ~ 1
w•ll bt• m"'J" ,, hJr>dlcO by 2, 1992 t1>'1od by the Oiroc1or of ltie ltcens.e throughout lhe above on· 1·1·92 Novetnbef 2, t992, •ll't'd M pella ·et Pf•Kfl ,
mail B d Doc1.1nicn1'1 ar10 Prol•cl and Speclfl· ''" Dt-1><1rtm<"ll of Indus-durattOn 01 th·s contract In .,~~"'~o~~s =~s Flctlllou• 1J1~.r.~clQ~p::v~126235 W1ll1am A G1az1anl bods let the 111r1rd ol • lhol«t•n '': ::o"'C)liantct
olller co 1r:ii;t 00<;umcn1~ cation No 5>2· 15 Ii.al Ac1o1LOfl._ !>tale ol Cal aCJd•llOI\ Heh btddef ihaU 0 lluslft••• llame This statemenl was Med COl\trlct lor th• rehab• 111 lhe lat c
"1.Jy a ..o r,~ e•J .. ,,n<;d 11 p blt$hed tlewport olorno.1, wt .. ch are llitd Mlh Obl,M ~ vahd business 11 ~~~.:'A~N~fTHsT%4~~ DevonJ:re, Mission V••1o. with the Counly Clerk ot l•()(I ot VICTORIA STAE.CT EILE.EN P. ~lllNIEY,
111eOH1rcol 1h1•C11yC1eni Be c~Coi.la Me~ Oaf lheC11yCle1ltoltheC1t1ol ccni.e 10 oo busmess '" (b)AOUASERV, 7166 The ~~1!!_W:g"t ... rsoot ~~~:~~~.2G2lSD..,on· 0.angeCounsyonSeptem· IMPRO\'EM(NT BETWE(N City Cterll, CllW Of
QI I''" (,111 ot Co!.IO Me~ a I Co·.ia Ml?'>.J and '"'~ let· th• City ot Costa Mes& .,~. ...-ber 23. 1992 NEWPORT BOULEVARD Coste Mesa O·d 0 oCutT'C"IS w llOI l>e P1IOI October 6 12. t991 le.I ~na•l•I s pfescr1"4!d pr10f IO ..... onan.ng Ed1no-r Ave . HunllnglOI\ are dOlng buSineSS as· lh•r•. Mission V1e,o, Cahl F545&05 AND HARBOR BOULE D ........ Octolter '· I 780 t u" ,,_,,. Beach, C•1·f 92647 LIOUID INVESTMENTS, 92692 VARD • ma1•11d un•cu the ad m lle•cr> or ooncomptoa!'IC• Uo bidder may withdraw A~nOall Warren Herding, 9151 Alla"I• Avenue Thll business ts con-Publlshed N1wpo11 1992
d·hortil S 10 00 c1111rgc Ii. on PUBLIC NOTICE ot the so•d COOi! h11 bod for • pe1iod of thirty I 524 Ttlso" Circle. COfona, 16184. Hunllngton Beach. ducted by· an 11'd1v1dual Beach-Co•ll Mesa Daily All l><d• shall be made Of1 Bid D•t•• Nowetftbel
c.1,,c:ed wollt paymvrt EILEEN P. PHINNEY, 130) dllyl aller lhe dale set C1!1I 91720 Cao.I 92615 The reg1,tr1ntts) com-Plot September 28 Octo-I bod IOfm tum.Shed by the 2 1992 •
E.ich l>oO 11ta'I be I C NOTICE City Clerk, CltW of forvieol)l<'ngtnereol Aloe• Ann Mane Harding, Joseph P. Nitpoll, 1182 mericed to lransDCI b\JSI· 1 5 2 g 992 • Cily. ' nd Specif)> com~neo or 1h• bod 5e INVITING BIDS Coal.ti M•M The Coiy Council of the 1S24 T11so" C1rcle, Corona. Sania Mariani St., Founlam nets under 1he F1ct111ous bcr '1 • 1 '1 mSQ Bids "'111 be received 31 Prolec:t •
curott . list 01 Doi .. griated t~OTICE IS HlRt.BY Dated· October t Cosy ol Co!ilil Mesa ro Cahl 9t720 Valley, Caltf 82708 Bullness Name(s) k11ed the C•ty 01 Costa Mua 1 cation Ne. 92•1•
j iiiiiiiiiiij.jj GtlH4 lttal t"e C11y of 1992 • 'sen.es the r19hl to re1ect This business Is c o,,. Thll bualne11 Is cofln ab<>Y9 on Se~tember I , PUBLIC NOTICE UleOll-ceof th•C••vCJerll Published Newpo·•
c,-,sia Mes.11 r.ct.ng b'/ nnd Bid Date· NO'lfember •"Y arid 1 bds or 10 waive ducted by-husband and ducted by· an ln<111t1dual t992 • ~O ~c 1 ~· 7/; 1~" r Beach.Cosla Me.a D• Y
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1625 Gisler
Costa Mesa
~.5554
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0
Jst11nt(s) com· Jllllan Lar>IZ SOLBCITATION OF ,,.~v;~62~5 !s °' l'S~ror! 'i~o P110I Oc10~ G. t2, 1992 Board, 11ere1n11rter reterroo ' S n-Contiaclor ~Ml comply The reg1str1nt(s) com· menced to lrln&ld bull-This statement was toled NOMINATIONS,. -l " d' Im 19
10 n the C•ty w II rec" ...e Protect end peel w•th lhe P'O"'''ons 01 Sec· menced 10 trans.a buSI-under the FIC'tlt.tous W'lh lhe Counly C•erk ot PUBLIC NOTICE Im• 10 dale stateO
.,.p 10 bul no1 larer tha" cation No. 92·14 IJon tno 10 1780 mctusrve neu under the F1et1110Us =ness Name(s) h1lld Orange County°" Septem· Peref'lls Interested 1n par •boll• 11 .,.hoeh i.me theyt----------
10 oo am of 1r,. day 01 Publ1thed Newporl of •he Cahlorn a labor Bus1nou Name(1) hsted at>ove on: S.ptembef 5, bet 18, 1992 1ic1pating In the Fountai~ willdbe:a•='~Y ~nr an~ -=====--===-=;i
Nnvombcr 2. 1~n. sc.:ilod Beach·Co111 Mua Dally Code, t~o f'ova hng 1111 above on NIA 1992 F54508 t v 1ey School O.stnct's •P· C~irnb<'fs 11 ~•d eadd~: ••
t>odc: lc.,r the a ... ard of • Pilot October 6 12 19'J2 :~eo«~ • oui:J&~!:~::a~, Ra"O;sll W Haro.ng Joseph P. Napoli Publolttecl Newpon Beact>-p1ical•OI\ for grants undei Each blO must contoml
con1rac1 trx lhl rt'hal>ilitA· tm 781 trnt D Y rt 1 1 ·1 d Ths 111temen1 was filed Th11 statement wat filed Colla Men Daily Pilol th• Element.ary and Sec· and be respon11Vo 10 au I Ori ol FAIRVIEW ROAD epll men ° n us W•ltl lh• Cc>ul\ty Clerk of with Iha County Clertl of Oct O<lOary Education Act tor B di c IMPHOVEMEIH, BETWCtN PUBLIC NOTICE trial Relaho"s. Sloalo 01 C<ll Oranqe 'County on Septem· Orange Cou"'Y on Septem-September 28• ober 5• Bilingual Educ1t10t\ may 11 pertinetnl Id ng aM °" BAKER STREET ANO SUN lforrua ...ti c.h a•t f·lecl with bet 15 1992 ber lt 1992 12, t9, 1992 tend 1 pubflC meeli"" Of1 tract Documents A set ol
Flo EA V UE NOTICE th• C·•Y Cl°Nk ol ll•• C·•y ol F·••eoe • M S38 ... O.d ~ument.s may be ot> w A E.t~ INVITING BIDS Cosla Mesa and ~ha I for· w f545080 Wed11eSd1y, Octobef 28, t.:11ned al the Office-of tile
3 "t!d~~~';!~1':~·~; ,: NOTICE 18 HEREBY te11 po"all1es prescribed P1.1bl1•hec1 Neywp<>11 Beach· Publlllhltd Newpott Beach-PUBLIC NOTICE 1992, beglnnin~ at 7.00 C11y Engl"eer, 77 Fa11
No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper Ciiy GIVEN that the City 01 lhore•n 1111 noncO'l1phll'lce Cosla Mesa Dally Pilot Co1ll Me11 Dally Pilot P m Fin the AV~! R~ 0r .... e. Costa Mesa C3 •or
PACWJC YIEW Bods w1I be receovtd at Cosll Mesa, •c••ng by •"d of u.e • • i:f code $4.-ptl'ITlbor 28, October 5, September 28. October 5, Flctlll-~:ir:~;;IO o~ StrMt. ma. upon nonrelUl'dab•• '"' ......
p NC lhe C ty of Coil~ Mfla at through 11~ Gove'"1ng EJLEEN P. PHINNEY. 12, t9, 1992 t2, t9, t992 lluslness Name FOUl'ltaln Valley Clfilornia. paro;:nl ol $20 00 An ad _, '9L..o
MEMOftlAL A the 0111e1 of lh• C•ty c1e,1c. Bo1•d. here1naf °' relefrcd City C l erk, City of M·5le M 539 Statement copies of 1he gra"r out di onal char~• 01 $600 will
Cemelery • MOftuery P.O BoK 1200. 77 FaJr to as the City, will receive Cost• Mesa The Followlng l>eflO<lS hne wll M available lrom be made ' handled by Chapel • Clematory c 1 ... 1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE art dOlng busoness u ' . mail B·d ~ts and fits In.
)•"" p· ->:tic v-Duve Drove. CO$l& Mesa II· Of· up lo, .,..1 no1 ater than Publl1hod Newport ALLIONE & ASSOCIATES Student SeMCH prior to other conltacl docvmtnll ~ ac::• "11 92628, at rx belOfl the 10 00 am ol the dlt OI B1ach·Co1t.a Men Da.ly Flctltloua ARCHITECTURE 108 Via the meeting. !!=-===-----~ ~ Beecn ume and d111e slall'd November 2 1992. se;1led P1lo1 October G t2. 1992 8usFl1~'.'ouNa•m• C-dova. New..;,,. Beach, Bpeauc~l!_t_hs~d M"'e:.wpDoa1rZ.1 ..._mo above, et which 11me lhC!y b10' for Ille award 01 a ·~· llualnea• Mense "' """' .,_.. _ _
•••••••••" will be publicly opened 111\d contract f0< th• rthab;i•ta· Im 782 Statement SUtement Celi( 92663 P1lol Octobef 12 13 1
•-Ill-II read aloud '" the Coul'lCil l•ori ol ADAMS AVENUE The Following perM>nl The lollowlng petaOf'I Is Marie Steven Alt.one, l08 15 16 1992 • ' '
DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS
A R(AOER SERVICC OF THIS NEWSPAPER Ptl '"' '"~ ChAmberl al H id address IMPROVEMC:NT, Bf.TWEEN PUBLIC NOTICE are dot"O business as: doing bulineH 11. Via Cordova, Newpor1 ' ' m570 lfll llhlWIJ Eadl bid mu•I conlorm PLACENTIA AVCNUE AND COASTLINE BOOKKEEP· RENEJ' FINANCIAL.UOYO actr, Cahl. ~
Mortuary * Chapel and be r~1po"11ve 10 11 ROVAL PALM AND PCT£A Fictitious ING St.RVICE. 225 Santa AMERICA M ORTOAOE Thi• buerness Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~ '9"d C°"" SON TO Ft\IR\llEW ROAD 8u.t~s Name Ana Avenue Newport BANKER ducted by an lnd!Vldoll
Ctem1hon uad Documents A set or All bids aholl be made on "Statement Beech, Calif. 92663 666 Baker SI ,1319. Coat.a The regl11ran1(1) com-NOTICl Of Tf'UITH'l IAU
110 Bro1dway Bid Documents may bo ob-11 b1t1 lorm fumished by the Tho Following person• JoHph A Deutsch 225 Meu, CA 92826 menc:ed to transact ~· u.MR OHO Of TRUil COit• M... ta1ned 11 the Olloce ot the cuy are domg bu51nc s as· Sarti• Ana Ave Nh,pon Uoyd EU91M boyd, 304 neu under lh• Flctrt!OUS T.f . llO. t1nt Ml·l1H Ctly EnglnHr 77 Fatr Bids will be rece.ved ol BAOW~E WILSON AD ~. Caltt 92663 361h SL, Newpor1 8Mch, Business Nem~(I) h1tect YOU AM IN OEfAUlT U..OER A i.m •••••••• Dr"'• Cosla t.t.s. CalolOf· the Oty o1 Costa Mesa a1 Vf:RTISING, 9652 Sa•lltsh Esther B Deutsch n5 CA 92663 above on: Auguil tO, 1992 OHO Of TRUST OATEO JULY ••;;;;;;;;~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i1 ~~Ana~ .. ~ This~~ ... ~ ~n-~kaM~ s11m~u~~mr I Beach Calif 92663 ducted by an 11'dMdual Thia llaltmenl wu IMO ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR
Thll 'business Is coflo The reglstranl(I) corn •1th the County Clerk Of PROPERT'f IT MAY It SOLO
dueled by hUlband anct menc;ed IO transact bual· 011t1ge County Of'I Sep*!'• T A PUii iC SALE If YOU
,,
STARTlllG A NEW BUSlllESS??
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The LAgal 0.pat1ment It 1he Piiot II
pleated to 1nnounce a new. Hrvlc•
now evallable to oew bu~HI
Wa Wiii now .SEARCH th• nama for
you at no extra chatge, and Hv• you
1h• time and tti. 1r1p to th• Cou11
HOUM In Santa Anl. Then, of courae,
after th• ... rch la oompltted we Wiii
file your tiotl1lou1 bualn.u name
1tatamtnt with lht County Cieri(,
publl1h once a WMk for tour w"k'
u r~lred by l1w 1nd lh•n flt• your
proof of pubncatton Wl1h Countt Cltnc
.... ....
•
PIHH Slop by to fife your flct1tiou1
butlne11 tta1amen1 •1 1h• Piiot l,.eg1l
Oepa,,ment, 330 Wnt Bey, Coita
M.... Callfoml1. If you c1n not 1top
by, pl .... call ua et (714) S.2"4321.
ElC1enalor1 3 t 5 or 318 and we wtll
make arrangementt tor you 10 handle
thla procedure by mall
If you lhould have 1ny f\Jrthtr
questlona, p!Mlt cell u• and we Wiii
be more than glad to ... 111 you
Good Luck In your
MW bUtlt\fftll
Ta•'f ... ,,
wile ness under the fte:llllout bet 291 1992 NEED AH EXPl.MATION Of
Tha 1eg1st11ntt1) com· Bu1lne11 name(s) haled F6445084 THE NATURE Of THE ~0-
menc:ed to lranaact bull· above °" 9123192 Published Newport Belcf\· CHOrtrfG ~INST YOU YOU
neu under Ille Flcllllous lloyO BoyO Costa Mesa Diiiy Pilot Oc· SHOULD CONTACT AlAWVER
Businesa N1me(1) hated This 1ta1emeri1 was fillO tot>er 12. 19, 29, November Nob • htretly QIWn °"' 1b0ve on Nol Appllcll>le with the C°""'V Cleftt of z. 1992 SfRAMO RlCOWlYANCE EB Deutsch Orange °" Se~ 23, Th11 ltttemem wa1 fole<I 1992 M-559 COMPAHY, I CMlomll Corl>O·
wilh ,ttt• Co\Jflly Cle.le ol 'Maan PUBLIC NOTICE ratlOft • ttut•. or '~'°' Ort1'10t County on Oclobef Publl1htd Newport lluslM. Of tubsllMtel lruSIM
2 1912 Beach.COiia ...... Dally Flctltloua purs\11111 to "' OMCI Of llUSI
• 'MM74 Pi1o1 September 26. Oct<>-.., ....... 11.-~~~ :J.o ~=L ~
P111>11ll'ted N-Port 8MCh-ber 5, 12, 18, 1992. StatetMnt GRITSCti HUSIMD M D WlfE
Co!:l11 MeH Dalty Pilot Oc· m544 'TN f Ollo-.ng l)eftOnS Rtcofcltd AUGUST 14 1900
tobef n , 19, 26. November PUIUC NOTICE ~P~ tic'":::~· A E· lnttl 90 4273'1 ot Olflclll "9 a 1992 SOURCES COMPANY, cotdt Ill tht o"1o9Ol1111 Counly
M-5Gl CNS10HH3 18781 Portoflrio 01, !MM, Recofdtf ot OAMGE Coullly
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FJctltiou• .......... Portoflno Dr .. ll'lllne., Calif. W lltreuncltf ttc:OfeltCI JUNl
8uelMM Nawae The fOllowlng penone t2119 24 1992 IMll 12 424495 OI
Stal....-M are dOtnQ bwlNte •· Th11 bu1lne11 11 con-• Oltlclll Aeootdl .. s.I Oii COUHlAY (NTE"""9lS ~by en indMdUlll ~M•fl 2 19'hll 4~Mt
11 MAKI S SCENTS
Cll11i1rnn 111 • 111"• lh.tl 11101.1~ 01.11 sensu 1
lleghly tul Ch11\ltnAlo ltH hul c1de1 bubbhng .. n 111(1
slovt od t111n.imo11 Lf1ol11e b.1k1nl11n Ult ovtll FM
Cn11s1r11ot\ dM011111on' -•Id 9111• 01 101 yt11 1CM1nd
gill g1v1no tilt pro1e~1~ 111 nut "''* ~ piOf> lull
color 11u10thoo1o. m1•1! rt111 • lhov g()O(! smtllt
li1>ttt lhl' .. ,ICl\~11 t11~ lillllurtO 111 h111b """fil"· htrb•I
1nop b1g\ lllUlj' wait l 0011.10 Qll!lllMI W!UlhS
1nd mo1t1
ar~ln~~=• ~I INC . 1807 Tanenger, Cotta The rtgl1tr1nl(1) c;om-11 THl ~ (NORTHI (N
SILVCA LININOS '4400 Me•, C# t2t2t mencecl lo ltltlsael butl TMIKll TO THI COUNTY
MacAl'V!IH Blvd sth Floot ~ £nl•r ... Inc.. neaa under the F~ COURntOUSl TOO CMC C(N
Ne•port Beach Celit' C .. ttomil, 180 fanangef, ~· Hime(!) ~ TtlU>RMWlST,SANl AMA. - --- - -- - -_ -_ &Ht.O ' Costa M"•· C1llf. t262C •bcMI on: AUQUll "• 1..-CA • ~ 111C10n 10 Ill
Cl\al!Nllne c...-.. .2t2I Thie buslnen 11 con-~ N hvlt ...__. ........,.,..., torcmlfl t ... 1 lillt Maflel SCtnb 5900
Call OI \I de Ian ci.m ducted bt 1 corpor:lllon ,,_ t\Memenc wes ,..., 11 lie 1!M Of 1111 in 111 P•Wt utalog SJ 111.1
ftflte• C,:ff ~1) The reg111ran1(1) com· W11t1 the County Cltfk Of '""8Y OI 111 ~ s.t) 4l1mu11!lQ 100 wooct•ork•"9
T/lfl. Lyn C11towe11e. 3l0 menced 10 rrensect bul4· Ortnge C~y on October ,.,, lie Inf lllWlll *' and nA11d111111 prolf(ttt
Orehld Allt Colona dtl nen uncler the r1c:llllOU1 2• 1"2 ""1'4IOandnowlleNW•1111
MM, cai.t. e,C?:. BullneH. Nem•(a) 1111.ci ff!Me4'1D .., llit .... M Ill Ill
Tt111 bu11neu '' con •bcwe on JulV 25• ''" Putllished Nr#pon 9atcft ._. Ill ... Covn~ ~.11nn ...
d•IC'ltd by 1 ~.al p11rt• Vice Prt~I Coell Me•• O••IV Pt40I OI> S• lllf delOlltf a lollDWI
n('r•ll•p !Ober 1,, 18, 29, NOvembel PNIC:ll 1 M ue.OMOf A1i111r l
The 111g $lr11"t(1) com U" 2, 1992 <N IOURfUNTH (1n4TH) C•••
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COSTA MESA 2124 BALBOA COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT
., , Monday, October 12, 1992 U
II======= PENINSUIA 2607 ======I:;===== BEACH
Lux condo, nr sc:p. 2br·•-======= •AVAILABLE! GOOD LOCATION!
NEWPORT
2669 BEACH
REHTAlS TO
2669 SHARE
IUSDl'ESS •
2724 PllWfCE
BY V1SITING OR MAIL:
330 weai Bav Street c..i.a ..... e&. .... l
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DEADLINES
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1 ba, lrpl, poot.tns, 1• L 28R •Le gym, 51010 mo., 638. 2Br furn. oayfronl, closo L•rge 2Br 28• Apt. g 1.,, A town. *2BDRM $750* Monthllf rental unlll NB at 36th Sl 1 BR
0405 dys 731•7528 to ferry. 2 car pa!k1ng, Call 831-4089 • house, lndry rm, d/w,
• • winter. 310·37S·5SOO --------pOl lO, $795/mo., •1BDAM $600• 6119/93. Yl blk lo bch/ lBA. $400, utll incl.,~~======:
pier. redor'd & ••cep· non/smkr, no pets. BOS''tln::~S
Village Creek Condo, 303 Edgewater •EAS.TSIDE * 2078 Thurln Frig, dshwshr, stove 38R 2BA, over 1700 STEPS TO IEACM Srlldio 2 BA 1 'hBa town· CENTAUR MGMT Incl. No pets 545-4855
ttonally clean. 2br/2ba 67S-0909 &n&;..J
-Fum W/O, Gu S950 -N--P-.--R---OPPORTTnnty
sq ft. Wolk lo So 2BR I I t V bl I house, garage, firo· , ___ 84_2_·_2_2_8_8 __ Coast Pl.z.a. W/d , nc u 1 ca e .v .-•2 BA 1B.. 59001 $700 1 person, $800 place, D/W, patio, Hu~!! "'"• mo
0 (Bl8) 451_.473 pt en1n 38 dplx nr 1un1
m sand. Mstr w/BA Prof 2904
hkup Alt. 2-car gar. tor 2 975-8333 lndry rm, $825/mo. uttl incl Garage, lrg
$1300/mo. days 261·1----·-----2617 Orange If You ant An patio. 210 loWef 41Sl
STEPS TO SAND M/F N/S. $600 + dep
Clean 1BA, lrg deck, 723-0569 or 675-4912 I========:::::::::::;:
9151 ext 100 °' eve Studio Cottage. Steps CENTAUR MGMT Extra lg Eastslde 18R Ava1l lmmed 631·1148
544-1466 to bch, full kit & BA, 942·2288 that's quiet & clean, •-.-B-e_a_u_t_l-ful--2-B-R_t_B_A
garage, uttl pd. N/pets Nwp1 lwc rum condo 1 ST TIME OFFER
$750/mo. 723-1292 pee;,, tenn, wk to bch: L..erge Annual Income
Live ShOw s Call For Delalls. $9500 req
(310) 2()9.3770
pvt patio. ye8/ly 5700. no pots & great place =========I mo. Ut1I Incl. 645-8943 ..L EASTSIDE• to hve w/low rent, call owner's unit. granite ,.~
JI! k11ch & mrb1e t1rs. 1 n .cSTMINSTER
unfum BR. Avail 1 O·
15, n .s. gar, w/d
$495. refs. 646-a-473 NEWPORT
BEACH
YEARLY. Balboa "Balf• 2BR duplex, D/W, ME NOW & get your hse 10 bcl'll 548·2369
2692 front. Priv beach/ w shr/dryr hkup, g3· rebate! 931-8427 On Manna. Lge patio, 4 AMERICA'S NEW MON·
2169 pier. 2Br/2Ba, parking. rage, SBSO/mo., Open Dalf!f! •Newport Hght•• blks to bch, w/d, noo/ EYMAKER may eam
1::::::::=:=:=:=:=:: $1800/mo.6750481 1665TustlnAve 1BR Apt, carport, smkr, $450 to $600/ you $3-4K cash
CENTAUR MGMT QUIET LOCATION! pool, $475 i dep. No FREE UTILS lBR Apt, mo. 673-3868 weekly. No S down 10
Beach Rentals! CORONA
, NE:WPOAT PENINSULA DEL MAR YEARLY OR WINTER 2622
C h 2BR BA. .... $540/mo. low dep, b f 11 eel PT/FT 642·2288 ozy ouse 1 pets -6-44S84 pool, lndry, carport Shr Westsll'.St. C"i hse uy ' qua'' .
tMUST SEE* ~=~~~at:1'i':id~~~ & -.-=N""'P~T,,,,....,H,..,.....g.,...h-ts-2-B-r-1-B-a 714-894-8115 ~25/m"" ... ulllNs Tom, l -800-598-3792·
22 .. ,L Slerks apt w/hardwd floors, -----,----• espon adlt 3 ~ · I CONDOM Beaullful toll belrm, "n Money ta ks ... and smkr/drug<. .:;31 8466
1 BA A 1 1 D/W CENTAUR MGMT frplc, garage w/remote Classified speaks its · VENDING ROUTE S5$0'MO-S1950 MO
1'"'8RJlrd Wateffront
Furnished '\Jnfumlshed
Villa Rentals
675-4912
pt, rp c. • 942·2288 control. 631-4442 language 2BR 2BA, w/d hkup, So patio lndry rm, $750
of PCH, 51200 & ut•I 236 Avocado -======== 2 Yeara New! 3BR GARAG'C~ FOR
Big Profits. Call Amen·
can Defender 24 Hre.
1~58-3933 5500 dep. 9 1a-5 oo. Cl:NTAUR MGMT -2BA, family complex, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~I &;..J
1218• 542.2288 HUNTINGTON, 7 :~=:;10 MISC. RENTALS RENT 2740 DISTRIBUTORS WANTED
Cute clean 1BR opt on "=5""5""4:-J:-::O:-A""'N~N,.....L""'o-2""'B..,..R BEACH 2640 -...,..,,~,.,..,.,-----;;::::::========= Become part of the
tho bayfront, 2nd lloor ' den, 1'~Ba, lire·:::=:::::::::::::::::::;; AT THE &EACH •St~age Garage• "SHAIR NATURALS" -=~======= •Lg 5Br 3•nBa Dover unit w11h decl< Avqil place, nr bus, K·Mart 3BA 2'h BA Spacious 2BR w/patlo XLNT =========I Double, 18X21, Costa success story. Sup• ========= •• Shores home, lg yl'lrd, approx. 10/15 $1100/ & market. $750/mo. Townhouse sty le COND 2 car gar, RENTALS TO Mesa. $250fmo Call nor hair care prod·
HOUSES/CONDOS BALBOA walk to schls/shops. mo. Call 642·6S15 m·f 642-2288 1200 sq ft, oak cab: • $1200/mo/yrly 631·2658 642·3960 Wkdy 10-4 uctsl Nd selhng, H ·
FOR DltU'I" PENJNSr'H,. $23()().mo 646-8583 •-=========I Attractive 1Br with frpl, dining rm, new---------SHARE 2724 To place an ad in tabllshed accounts. ~I UU\ 2107 •· " _.....nt urd ....., ,., ___ .. LOOKlN T~111ot cl11ss1fled~ lnvesimenl secured Udo Penlnaulalt pvt p<itlo. Crom aru:t, -,...... ' •· ' .. -·~· -----t============~c"'all 842-5878. l Unique 1 & 28 A Units COSTA MESA 2624 walk lo everything. & Holl) $1050 968-9588 For a rental? •Westclitf Pool Hm ~-~~~':?$a~~~:;.
Old c la .. lc 6 burner for lease Private bch, 546 9081 Avail now, Lge 1BA Call Laura Lgo pvt mastrer suite, tor master dtStribYtor· ~======== gas stove~ 3Dr & 203 00 bay, 873.e<J30 1BA + den, d/w, gar-full pantry. Non-smkr, =========.ship. For Into, call 1•
CORONA I •llri'ls New pnVcrpt. 710 Lido PaJk Or. T h St I Available!! bage disposal, car· $540 .. ultl 722-6679 co---·CIAL 8()().826-5252. $1 350 yrly 67J 0708 --...,,""="-_,,...._______ OWn OUSe-ye 2DR I' .Ba townhouse port, $700 + sec. No 673440() JIUSUOI\
DEL MAR 1022 •SEA ISLAND·2BR. 3BR 21-'IBa. encl ga· w tcnced yard, 57351 dogs. (310) 592·2214 HARBOR REALTY 1"'1 M1 to bch, gorge01.1s REAL ESTATE LOCAL PAV P.HONE 2J~A !1olf c01.1rse vu. rage, wshr/dryr hkups, mo. 546·908I 2BR H 2Ba CM hm. Lg ROUTE. 1 K ·To 10t<
Spyglass Value! CORONA Model portoct SBA v. •
180" views Terms or DEL MAR
trade Call Patrick
2122
Tenore 780.8702 '
Agt N1uionw1de US.A Coitlf 2BA hse; 0/W,
f rplc, garage, pvt
pntlo Walk 10 beach!
FOUNTAIN
VALLEY 1034
$115Q/mo 640·7211
EXCELLENT!!!
261 0 Seavlew ·2Br
2600 sq fl, 2·stry pvt back yard, pool & -:-----,,,,---,.......,~-----~ RENT LAO OCEANFRONT backyard, sml pct ok, EARNING POTEN· $3300/mo. 644·9123 spa $1070/mo + S350 C asa Del Mar 2BA STUDIO on Pentn· 01ana 645-5811 TIAL 1-800-749·2600
dep. 548-7001 2BA S750. 2BA 1BA I p i t Sh50/ B I I I Sh r •Walk to Nwp1 Bc:h 2233 Faln1lew Rd $725. Completely re· through classified su a on. mo a s . are urn apt 1 BUS~l's OFFICE Vending Rou\e . Local Tennis Club, 2600 t all uttl Inc. 723·1355 blk beach. N/S. $430 u1~ proven eamer priced lurbu1shed. Oulo11---------incl util. Avnll 11/1 or FOR iu::""" 2769 to sell. Call Jack 1· SF; 4BR . 3BA, game•---------Castslde loci No pots. earlier. 673·3746 IUOlU 8""329 ""78"
rm w/wct bar. $2300 $200 OFF 2 268 OPEN 8-4 DAILY ~=======!!! -=========! .,,,. ..., '
528 Cancha 640-1631 ~rai:s. L~.,;:~ ,!,~~· --.-'-4_7_E_._..,_a1_h_s_1_. _ COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2 624 COM $385. M/F non· EXEC offices, .JW Vending Route: For
Dluff'S'v1ow, 3BA 21,'JBA, lcs. 5650/mo. E'S.IOI: c lean 1 BR. ::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::: -:=:=:=:::::::::::=:=::;I smoker lo share 4Br Alrpert, NB. From aale. Eam a steady den, newly romod. 642·2288 or 642·1276 -2 YlBa house. w/d . $350/mo. Pvt w ork cash n1eome. 1-800-Avail lmmed $2,00011---------Water, gas pd. Atleh ------------------Carmef'I. 760-1343 stations $150/mo. 9SS-0354
mo. 723-0352 -$300 OFF MOVE IN gar. sml yard, no pets Costa i\1na CD M Fem Pref . Free prkng, furn. r•
SS85 mo. 549-6680 $462.50 + utllolies. oen1 coffee, conf rm. I=========
B Charming 1 BR. $99 s •ty D •t ..... HV Homes. SBA 3 A. 3 courtyard Apts. Gated. E 's1de Lg 1BR/1BA ecun epos1 UCI & beach close. FAX soc. copier )Oc MONE.-L Bonus Buy!
183, frpl, fncd yd. gar,•---------
Bonus room makes
this hom' a super buyl Per1oCl for home
lndry. I blk 10 China
Cove. S117S 673-0681 oar~ fresh prunt. walk "'001. -Close to c>very· Gar. pal•O, laundry Karen. 723-5882 833-95.SO Al Quinlan TO io11u 2914
10 elem. school .. B B A tut comm pool, $2,SOO ._t_hi_ng..;;..!_64_2_·_5_8_58__ Fae $725 mo. 2680 ay reeze partments Costa Mesa. $300 + Ne--Beach Near ::======== ·-$3nta Ana Ave # E dep Share Bath & -_.. • . mo. 682·5637 $300 OFF MOVE·IN! · Water. Ample parl11ng. $$ F'"'ST "''"'""H SS Cathy 6S0·3237 msg Kit uttl pd cable TV --2BR, lncd yd. Wtr pd. S · & Q · lBR A ·· • · A ir. k itchen, new Loans personal, busl· LIDO L-/Opt. Romod 838-4120 9 ·5PM E 's ld e Lg 2br 1BA paClOU Ulet ptS 642·9622 Iv msg. decor. 4'00 SF $375/ ness. debt consoltdl·
otl1ce or mother.In-========= la w Interio r lr3ct COSTA MESA 2124•--------
$237,500
C.21 Welcome
(714) 839-2100
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
East side
3DR. huge bock yard,
cul de uc street. encl
g ar S 12!>0 S..8 7001
321 COLLEEN
SBA SBA. spa. 2 FP, 3 2 194 Placonua.o S7S5 bole, encl garage, w1'th Cool Ocean Breeze.s, FEM 10 share lrg mobile mo, By mooth ut1I• lion ect Easy qualify· gar, 136 Via Trlste Cl 1 57501 home near SC Plaza incl. 1300 SF $1100/. Ing,' sa.me day ap-$2975/mo 673-6239 • 1 Mo Frco UUlsl Lg quiet 3 u ts. mo lb I 2b Iba 120 E 20th, 722-~4 Pool. Covered Park1'ng & Pvt rm alh, ktlCh prtv. mo lse. Ask for Jay. proval, bad credit OK OCEAN FRONT 3BA c enn r ·gar, nu $300/mo. S57-6734 Cays 845-8680 1 aAftc3'*2 ...... 30 cpl, O/W. storage. EASTSIDE -v""' "" --2BA upper. 2 cm gar, $750 No Pet 640-249S Laundry Facilities. LIDO ISLE qu1e1 M/F Eves/W\lnd• trpl, IMMAC. S2300 B ack Balf, wanted to share ___ 8_7_5-_7_1_7_5 __
mo. yr1y, 675 2272 •2BR Duple•. qu•et. lg , Country selling 19 1 BR Call S48-0336 house. Beach bay. No Prime COM 1oc Rot.ail lncd yd. sngl gar. gd w yard S64S mo. 329 drugs. smoke. P•ts or oNice. Mr. George,
Thinking of having a
garage sale? Give us
a call!
On the S nd Winter area. W D hkupa University Or /1 H . A I "-J 2BR ------------------S43S + Avail 10'1 owner. 500 to 10,000 Reduced $25,000 1:~111$t~ -m~ S825 mo 647·7540 84-2-2816 No pets --t' 723•1962 ft. 67S-3700 8.nk ropo Is priced to •3BR 2YIBa charming . .J
PILOT CLASSIFIED
642-5878
sellat$339,000 Huge twnh~e1n NwptHgh1s. ___ 7:2:3:~:.:.0~18:__ _ __, ................ ~~------.............. 1111!1" .................................................................................. .. HB cus;tom lrl lov•I 4 lrplc:, dbl g3r, lg yard YEARLY/WINTER ttrepl•cos, gourmN Sl225'mo 6"'7·7540
kitchen w island Bacholor. nr bch $6SO French d oors and •E'aid• largo 3Br 2Bil 28R 2BA 2 car $895
lari o docl<. Musi $(!el with Iorgo yard Ouiot 2BR Villa Bal S1525 foCAt1on Now kitchen 3BR 2 9 Npt Stir S147 C-1 A Nefghbor· S.184S89 28R o cennfrool $1425
hood ~mporium PROPERTY HOUS _ _.(_7_1_4.._) _8_3_9-_2 _f _00 __ 13DR , den, y3rd, 2·C<tr RL TRS 842·3850
S.nlo,.. Peradl"l gar, clc~n. no pots. ---------
Gorgeou1 retirement 625·8 Plumer St.050.
commun. less than t Pru Cal Alty. Agl =========I
mile to beach! 2·3BR Barbare 729 7286 APAITllENTS
from $130,000. Secu. ---------rity g.ated &. park ltke. E 'SIDE 2BR 1BA. mint fOJt IENT
C-21 ••rv A••"Y condition Interior, (714) "2·8891 quiet street, large
yard $98S 6J1-4849 1========~11
========I E Side 4BA JBA Condo BALBOA
0
NEWPORT New romod I, n/pets, JSIAND
BEACH 1069 lrpl, 1enn1s1P<>o1 etc,
$1400/mo G7S.6149 l:::;::::::;::====:::I=======::::= ::=======I:======= I======== ===========~l~===~===l========t = .. =.t:;b:;uy=o=n=L=1d=0=1:;:;2=5I ..,..E...,.s_1<1_e_14_oo_!ir-c-onc1-o. ·~;:._~;:·n~r ~~7~. 1~v ACOUSTIC CEMENT ELECTRICAL 3610. HOME LOANS t MOVING 3834 SCREEN
..,,., Men1one-4bd <4ba, 2BR 2\'IBA. 2 paoos. 10·20. yrty 1se pretd REMODELING CONCRETE 3526 REPAIRS 3758 REAL ESTATE SERVICES
price slashedl l l l gar • 1 space, Inside S785/mo963-8518 3408 ============ Spas·fans·220v·lites1-=========== 3816 Sew On Mowing $690,000 760.0606 lndry area $1000,mo.,_________ Service/repair •• L~st.. St«age, prof
752 8S22 ext 219 AveU lmmed 998-3434 :lBR 2BA upstrs. IMMACJ:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::== WEEKS COHCAETE: SERV Briden Electric * RS Home Repairs ::::::::::::=::::::=;! XL.NT rep. t hr mn Ina MeUculOU9 Morton
Mot>.i. screen Mrv
no min -no servlc
chrg. Lowest Prices
Larry 64~8595
trldg, mleto, Lrg patio Concrete culling 1ack Lie Ins 538•3791 termite/dry rot reprs, T167659. v MC 73t ·29SS Distressed Owner E S1do, Laurel Pt. 2 mslr skytghta, gar, tndr Ce•hngs pa nted;rote•IJ hammer 3' Bobcill doors, plumbing, & Mortgage R•te
2 .. o .. f' 2 removed rep311s Dis· •e75S9 '*31 2••0 124 .._ ,,.,. """7 Hotline ,.........._ ,._..__ •••,.. uUlt Sell! ates, '"""' p . ·Cat hkup, S1650 494.9530 .. u • ""• more ..... .,.......,.... -....... -"' l 112.,,., counts• Wr1ll~n Gu3r. Moving Co. 1124438
Ocean vi-Newport gg~· ... ~~;0• .,.,,mo Spac:toua 1Bt, hi o.,. Acousltcpro 563 9009 =========FENCES free jnfo Lo-st rates Short Crest Model 4 3BR + beams, frpl, ,,.,,, d.ck 875-2501 notice. 650-9276
den, 30A, 2 car gar E Sid•. t.aurel Pt. 2 rr)Slt w/d. $850/mo yriy o•======== CERAMIC ar DECXS 3615 JEWELRY 3784 --------· TILE
Greet condl Best ates. 2'hBA. f/p 2-car Winter. 72~3 ADDmONS TILES 3528 Refis @ 4 t}J% ========
priced ocean view. gar. patio, si 250/mo. FEN c Es.QA TE s. Ceah Top s For d•a-u .3 truat dMdt PAINTING 38581:::::::::::::=====1
$298.500. 645·458a 631-41021 l====:=z===:tREMODELING New Repelr. 0 ......_.., mond, i-...elry. Rolex, ToddErlCUOl'IK4-t210 One b1' One Tll
3410
TILE Installed Acpnlred. .._........., ,..~ eco\Klters •firs .. hw ========= E.S1de. lge new 2BR BALBOA Pr~ Courteous SeMce Ceoat Pott Atpllct. Cl4te. buy and sell 653 "" eW.P. YOUNGQUIST ecitf"llmJc emMble "1111
SOOTH COAST 2BA e.ncl gar, bit Ins. PENINSUlA 260 Free Est & References Jim Wh yte 642•7206 19th at. &46-7262 =========I Palntlnt1 Contract• #59t315 Tom nf).271 ::~· s7.':5 ~:.;~~ •r•e.z• Conat. De· John & Shel0y'82r6-e176 I========= c~:"i:w!i,.;o~o~e~: MASONRY 3828 ~~~by pn>Osl=========t
-;;======:::=====I S3sig5n standCustbolmd co'rmomm FLOOR INSTAll buy and sell 653 w Black.mun MatMNWy F'" al. 64s.3305 'l"Drr -E Std•. Perl.cl for 3 19th Sl. 646-7262 I~ ~=.~~·:e~:::,, ~f~ 1n3d1~eua~:![. ::_ tree est .• 842 0131 CHILD CARE 3536 REPAIRS 3620 o ua1tiy Jewelry and 1re!'!~~-~~·~o;;' ~ ~~~ SERVICES
METRO 1086
home In Summerfield •-~--..,------41 ROOM ADDITIONS Watch Repair, custom 617782 636-3109 ,.._ ~ ~..,.. Lg• 2 car gar w/stor· •Oceanfront Lg 38 &II typos, local, trusted CHILD CARE 7 days a Wood Flooring Cua-jew elry Buy Sel V -----------...,.,.."--.,g Mikes T,... .. ~:c,;cJ~u~~h:,'"~!; age. lov rm. din rm. 2Ba, f/p, d/w, w/d builder fOf 30 years wk, All hrs, in my CM tom Work, Neg price, Trade. 3t 16 Newport Waterfalls/pool remodel TOP QUALITY vtc:e Tr" trim, r
annt $227,500 modern kit. Sl490. gar, No pet $1700 m Uc#212542 493-883t home. very loving 81· 20 yrs in Business Blvd 873-0385 bnck/rock/block/llle very cormpetttive movel, cleanup, la
r:.r 675·1199 yrly 873-eMO W ..._ C 1 C mosphore 631·2460 Abraham 559-7963 · concrete. UcJ bond4>d lnVext. lie 648228 serv 451 -8846 C.2 t Se• Br .. z• -.,.,--------•.~~~~~,.,-.,......,,--11 ar-n ons • u11om OR Const. Since 1977 can Jay 6so-335g (7t4) 982 .. 5521 Like new T/h, 3 mstr 1BA $8SO Utll Paid Remodeling, add1hon1, LOVING MOTHER with * 833·974.4 *
alH bd, 2 " ba, f/p, Newer bu1ldlng, cloan Free -design 3~ exp 2 yr old, wlll care for LANDSCAPE t TRIM ~AINTINO. Your
lllSC. IEAI.
ISTATI t SALES
IEAI. ESTAn
EICBANGE 1600
COM Custom OupletC,
3BR 3BA • 2QA 2BA.
I 1 t 5K eqult\4, want
"'1cury c•t/motorhorrnt/ '°'· 132 105 7
IOOSIS(CONDOS
POIUIT
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151.UD 2106
•IBR,h ... Ptttlo. frplc, ger. 11200 mo yrly
Oya (3t0) 607~ Ev
C3'0) ~97-8585
2107
28A 'DA yrty unr11m *5 Alto f urn room t..'!A winter. AVCAL
Mng. 123·t 20ft,
11:M412
DAI I•, 2 fult Dett't
Ocoenftonc w/!Nlrlna
he'd blOg w'2 4'N'.I
parting 119'• Fl.Mn Avl
I I It 11900 ytty f1S..«IOI
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gr, yd. 1 ml to beach, No pota. 723·0823 o •307331 841·20M your child ln CM hm GARAGE DOORS cuUe Is my unvu TUTORING
s1110 642 0414 31o-696-oa1e 1e.a,er&r•n...,.1435-0911 )678 LAWN CARE 3808 MOBILE HOME ~~!:ic,m~=-1=======~
LOVING NANNIES E Re-... Tnt Prs .----------------....:..;..-.1APPLIAHCES avail, Hp, relleble, •Lawne mowed front SERVICES 3831 ~~s ~Adult. M
SERVICE 3
A.."6 prof lralntng , from Decorative Steel & back Slt.50, clean-Eng. CA Cfedenlial1
Repainting?
If you're looking to repaint
it, rebuild it, replace it or
restore it, look in the Pilot
Classifieds to find the
service you're looking for.
'14' 1100 a week 753-5223 16'•7'. replace your upa & compl •erv also PIAlfO 6 VOCAL E 23 67s-2780 heavy wood doorl evall e31 -aeoe we speciattze In mobile •P yrs
Weoher/Dryer/Refrlg =========
$450 incl ~II. ' home repalrs/MNlceS LESSONS 3868 ProfeH tOnal lutOft
Free hauling of old AH AMerlcen Tree $65 relevel special in-home. tat gted
Serv.ce and Repair CLEANING
15 yrs exp, call Ed sreVJCES
door with this ad. Senrlce. Removal, 800-597-6470 Pt-""°"" Dr of ,,._ ~ A• •ubf«U
3548 1 .. aooee~1203 Trim . Senior Oise. cll llU USC.'""""lllbed'I Cambridge Ac:adem
8:J6-4138 ~ Fr .. H l. 631·8415 S.~s 4!M-7011
MotnuG 3834 IHt. mbr lllllllC •.clllfa
•Window Cle.nlng uauny uau 3710 TREES YI.A aao. O.lnrelmlnn$4"1'0I l========I CARPENTRY 3510 Complete home/otrl<:e nnn11 PIAlll Topptd/fte111owe lawn•, ============:I========= YACHT cleaning service. ...-n.dnup 751-3476 •ABC Movtng• Ins.
OL 67!1 8169 .......... RRPAIRS ....... , OUICt<. CAREFUL & POOL llADITE.NANC!
Olty Cuat"' Weodwrll
cabs & repen. cuslr!I wdwlk. k. p , F"tll .... " '
.. """'OPERTIES COURTEOUS, I Tl 38046 •'rot'I HeuM cleanlne en '""" rH• r•t•• U:l.o410 SUVICE 3894 313 7yr1 exp, xJnt ref'•, P•lnt·Carpentry•tc.· LEGAL
dependable & ret1a~. Drywall. ~5-52n SEIVJCES 3812
cell Yolanda 631•5967 Carpentry, ptumblng,1-:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::; Rlpi•a. Aemod Ooott, ~ ~I •81 ttle, ~rywell, masonry .. oo-a; ~-atucn & dty ••ner ••t & mOfe . Reas. r.CH • ._. CN41t R ..... wad
Nerd WIM COMt 547 ......
wal llnces. gMH. * Uc St -4, $14hr.J, S15hr·2 .,._ Ms-2 ea4 QuaFllM .. I
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I::======== SUnbrt .. maid Stvc ~m:'C:~~O-~c.~ Bankruptcy from SttO CEJIEHT llctbondoel/lnt. own/ nlof di.a. ,7M808 Divorc e fro m S30
oper by 22 yr pollee p•r•tegal aervlce
CONCRETE 3526 vet e.t3 ees2 0oc; P,..,. aso-112e
I======:;; HAULING 3720 ~~1w ... ce
I Orlv•w •v•·P•tlOt· DE,.• Anomey Mafseect.. patha etc. Ho Job too \...t\ Mem Ml!l·peyme pt9r'I
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Conc-&rtek B~lt Uc tng, QUllMy ..mt, ,_. WMtMt' you•,. buytng
f 277329 Higheet Quell aon11ble pric ... Lie ., ..nine. c .... dle4
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No matter
what you·re
doing, your
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o r cheulfour. call.
C 0 N V • M I • N T newspaper whether you·,. buy· .,,.
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House Sitter Available
Wonted : Condo/House Near DIPLOYlllllT
OPPOll UllliBS Beac h for a 37 yr. old
professional, non-smoker, clean
and responsible. Currently living in
L.A., but w ill be working in the
Orange County area thru January.
EMPLOYMENT _
5530
Avail Now! BEAUTY SALON has * 213-722-2078 * halt sta11ons available.I========= ========= ========= ANTIQUES
Great CM location. EMPLOYMENT · EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT · YACHTS 7018 .......
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
Catt Ann. 646-7522 5530 5530 5530 K ing az Sonoma float· '-;;:::::::::::::::=== OAK furn: dresser atlon bed $200; glass =========•• w~~h sland, round end tble, cotff tble SPORTJNG 57' CHRIS Cr8ft Fllher 42 !able, front-loadin $1;;0 2 Lamps $50. Yacht, 3 state tme. 3
L KIN F R A CAREER?. Ice boK, e1c. 723-0401 oa~ ~table & 6 GOODS 6065 heads, tots .of....,_
I chi;:r 90311 great cond. Sft5K
No EXPERIENCE NEEDEDI ========= o ... en size bed and PROLJNE point blank obo. May trade tor Inc • APPUANCES 6011 ;>ase $175. Full bed bow. complete outfit & prop w/owrva unit In
and base $150. Fiiing more. $280. 548·5769 bch clllff. lt1/211-MS $ EXCEWNT COMPENSATION PLAN $ SEARS washer & elec· case $50. 673·0222. Buy It. Sell It Find It. '-====~~ lric dryer. great condl· OU•EN SIZE Classified. 1= ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ We 've been In business over 200 years, recessions lion $100 each. MATTRES• .• BOX MAllHE SLIPS
do NOT effect us. Dignified, no pressure selling to 675-6585 • P " 1 N o • a DOCIS 7022 Q.1-East-West vulnerable, as •5 QA765S OQJ9S2 •72 lti n-+ 1 t I i t t• I . Whirlpool washer and FRAMI!, sao FIRM =========I
d Th b'ddin L... ._ ... _... wa ng pros~.s. s year s eam ngs po en 1a 1s d"'er, good cond 4Y, 642~321EXT307 ,.•••GE••••• •-;:====-=== Soul.h you bol : e 1 I ,,.. proc~: It S 20 I · ~ ~ ........, I• .-A7 KQJ 10963 • v · d excellent w h up to 7 n net commission for otd. S 175. 673-0222. s1unnlng Ne"' Uaed Nwpt Sllp •Q96 "' 4 °1 North Eut Soutlr Weet 2 I of t I od ct. 11 ·pc wnite wash for· · UQ.JQ. 4f.'..._-.r The bidding hae proceeded: 2 Q• Dbl 1 every aa ea our mos popu ar pr u ~~,~---t-iqa1 dining ""-s2300: & e1ec. PfOVldlld. lee.
North East South Weet (•-we&k) -C II 573 09rc -RENT Cherry Oueeo Anne 9-gated. BeMIUfUI toe.
1 • 2 • ? What ~oa.00-you take-?---a -...u pc bdrm HI $2000. COSTA MESA 6124 $12-$14/ft. 54>1709
What actiorulo jllU.t.ak.eL-,..,.-Your oppon•n•• "an certainly h h 1 Ill d 310/596-5980 Sem 8ch ===========:::::: ±f>s -..-.....:h -be f th' " "' .. ... t roug c ass e s up to 2a'. .. or ".-1 llert are a num r o mgs . make game, perhaps even alam, IO TEAK bed ... , queen Everything Mu.t Go er ClaPie N9w·
you want t.o do-show your .club it's aimply a matter of whether you =========!:======== ~======== with night stands. 2 Moving Sale: Sa-Su ~Beach loct 7t• void. your . pade upport and the should interfere with their auction I========= dressers & mirror. Xtnt 10~ •. 50-$1500., Fum. 7411-tM3 Lv MIO
source of your tricks in diamonds. A and. if 80, at what level. Our_ choice EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT cond, S600. 642-8361 small frig. •asher/I-:....;,. ____ _.::;_
cue-bid now-could result in eMmy wouldbetoactaggrnaively,andwe 5530 5530 5530 5530 ~~:~· •. bl~~ot~l~o~~I======~=~
pre-emptive action, leaving you feel five hearta make. life moat dif-MERCHANDISE kitchen i1ems, frames, MISC. ~!~~i~:~~ds ~!~~!nJi;e!':~~~~ ficult for the enemy. MISC. 60 l 5 !ru'~:C:.:S,;, ~:.·· ~ TIDSPOITADOI
dentcourse-you cangetaggressive Q.5-AI South, vulnerable, you aaPOllrPUEllT COORDlllA'JOR * HICKORY FARMS * 1 mo1or with trailer.
later hold: ,.,. n • • na Gift Custom er "~!~~ ~:;•~kacc~:;:, ~~~ Tanager 4~·r-=======~
Q.2 -As South. vulnerable. you
!\old·
•K64 Q976 Q6 +AQ84
Tht b1dd1og hH proceeded.
Sou&b Weat North East
I • Pua 1 + Dbl
?
Wh.at action do you take?
A.-You have reuon.abl-e support
for partner's suit, but a dead mini-
mum openmg bid. There's one ac-
tion I.hat describes ·this hand
perfectly-pass. We frown upon
anything else.
Q.3-As South, vulnerable, you
bold:
•Q976 K64 Q6 •AQ84
The bidding has proceeded:
South Wet1t North Eut
1 + Pua 1 + Dbl
?
What actton do you t.akt?
A.-Almost an identical hand to
the aeoond problem, except l.hal lhe
major suit.s have been reversed.
Here your four-card fit for partner;&
suit improves your h81ld enormous-
ly. Even lhe Law of T otal Tnclts
strongly dictates · that you should
raise to two spades
Q.4-&t.b vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•87 ~AJ94 ¢A 109543 •8 S • • S • near new, incl elec· ra ... en5 R"'e Partner opens the bidding with one Full time, from your home. uperv1sor ervtce tronlc pertormance ======== "-ARU"~ , .., ~
no trump and East paslleS. What do Need phone. Top Comm., Courd1nal!' recl'r.t011, • l.irn edrcl n"llW\ monitor. Pd S638. ask-NEWPORT • run.EIS 8014
you bid now? ph:p ~~ding lll du11ng rtit-holt1ld\~ 1ng $450. 721 ·9546 .
A.-Tbe problem with a jump t.o FREE Tr•lnlng. OC, LA, Hirkrvy farm) ~111! "l'11 fl'( H·~•ll\ Li•r gr+ Oueen or King Palms, 8 BEACH 6169 t"2 KAR-TOft .-
three diamonds is that partner b N . 'II feel tall, S20 ea, Hert> :::::::::::=::::::::: dolly, large ea., Aak· mi•ht rebid thr~ no trump with a SD. Ca ll a ve at M.T .I. 0 experience necessary, WI plants 80 k'inds,s1 ea, Moving .... all furn, _1ng-=....;.sa_so __ ._&_7s-_520_1_
" Liiac 674-9422 h d ·-four-card heart suit-a bid of any 1-800-748-6806 train. Part of full time. Apply in ----~--1 must go. cu an suit in thls .....,uence would be a cue· Shade, Pine. Cypress carry. Sunday Oct 1 t, =~========== --. W l l'ff pf 17th trees, t5-gallon, $20. 11•m·2pm, 1204 Wes! AOTO-OIJl.IS bid confirming diamond support •. -person, es C I aza, t -gallon plants, s1 Balboa Blvd, Apt. c. •
and a maximum. The way lO probe -Tbe Mem~I')' Tulnl•c Institute, Inc. & I • N t 8 h w1s1ena s10. 674-9422 N-port Beach.
for a suit contract it LO start with •A.,.w~•Fon-1Ntm1Jry 'T'ro•,.,re' fVIRe, ewpor eaC • TANNINjG BED lor ____ 5S_9-_2_39_1 ___ 1.=====::::::::=
two clubs, t.o check on the possibili· -----------------sate, $1200 (cost i;:CBEVROLET I04S ly of a 4-4 heart fit, and then pro· -----------------.. S2000). Mon1ego Bay =========
ceed with three diamonda. which CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS .a O.VEftTJSJNG Wolff System. Crystal TUJISPOITATIOlf I======= would be forcing. 1"S..all' 24 Suns. Only 22 Must Sell •99 c......
Needed lor Order Proc. Dept. in Newport ORDER T l· mz-vns hours of usage on =-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii= R S wfV8. T .. op•.
P ~ bed. 714/692·5359 power everyttMQ, tow.. Q.6--Neither vulnerable. aa South Beach Type 25WPM/Handle Incoming hone PILOT CLASSIFIED mites. clean. All a119,.
you hold: Orders, Data Entry & Venhcatioo. Excellent Entry level. $1728/mo. It's th• ... y•IO· BOATS 7011 considered. 955-atl1
•A87S ~K o 1076~ ._,854 Oral & Wntten Communication Sktlls Detail access. information-========
The btdding bas proceeded: Oriented Part-Time, Some Eves & Weekends Mu t be 18/over, have own car pack•d markelplace 1 t FT Noovaranla Mxl======== North Eut Sou&h We.t • visited regularly • sue-390. hard bottom, In-FORD 9075
1 Dbl ? ReQ $425/Hr and good comm unication ~~~~:~~!~.allkinds llalable, Ilk• new.l==========::::ii=
r.'at J~~o~h~! Y~~ne; takeout CUSTOMER SVC SUPERVISOR kill Able to start ASA p. 55200·
714167
5-
7475 1982 •scon hatchbecel,
Ex R ./f II aunrl, pa. pb, IOw double. 'OU would, or course, have Needed to Oversee Department. p eq u mites, xlnt cond
'"ponded to partner's opening bid Ttme. Some Eves and Weekends Req. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT s1495. obo 841-1165
with one 1pade. However, the dou· 55 WDTED 5535
ble has told yo11 that's E&at.'s suit, Contact Ktysb. 10·3, M·F · (714) 720-9117 WANTED 35 I=====~==
and you don't want to jockey the L---------------' ::::::======::; JAGUAR 1105 •
opponent.a out or spades. To up the Sales ~:;::;~~~:ii;iE=i
ante a tittle. we suggest you respond * RETAIL MANAGER * rm1n •o1~ment Ul.an~~d r." xn c
one'no trump, all.hough we won't Are You Looking ~4 ,.11 , I rrt IG" Whl wfblk top.&.-, lnl. quibble mightily with a p888. "Boxe r Bay, Inc." 1 ... ....,. eoo ....
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Mens specialty retailer opening new store For Your Last Job?. Exceptional c andidate seeking ~~\rt~~· ~~~ ~
at Fashion Island seeking Individual with unique opportunity. European warr. $54,000 ot>o.
strong ..ale bc1ckground and management • ht Yi;.u . Sl2.000,000.000 female, multi-lingual, heavy Todd •• .. nt•
ability. Should have good communication • 2nd Year -$43,000,000.00 experience in travel and related
sktll<, Benefits included, salary •3rd YcJr -Sl00.000,000.00 G I
tornmcnsurale with ability. Plea~ send Orongc Counrv Grand Opening. Lcndcrsh1p industries. reat organizationa , MEit CEDES 1130
AC..019
1 Slay away
from
5 Satursl•
·~-14 Ex<*ten1 t5 Feoc:lng sword
t6 Welled --I ..
17 Wood product
18 a. COlicemed 19 llaffan City
20 -Bay. Japan
21 Oc::tober
hOllday
23 Indirect
roul•
25 To --periectly
26 Rlwr bottom 27 Female
29 Society
~ 32 Spnnt9CI
36 SPMCh
31 Surrender
37 Sad won:I
311 ShoUtt 39 Unpolahed
40 sPdsr'• relatlw
4 1 P0999Uive
word
42 Slate
43 Ellactly tultable
44 Hutened
45 Small dog 41 Nol on time 41 Narret•
again
52 Plan
2 3
14
17
20
23
37
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befOfetland 541 Debt paper
57 Frul1
SB' tJnc:onadous
•tat•
59 F&Hln eo .. " .9911 tor
81 M<*em ruler
62 lns1Md
63 lea llttere
SA OwnerlNp
document
65 veni.on
eource
DOWN
1 Tast7 2 -o COmmont
3 Not rent9CI
4 Aber knol 5 Canadlen hero-
ine L..aut• -&Geml
7 Andes land
11~ .,...
10 HumlKale
11 Deooe for two 12 Famout
llonMa
13 Oet1roY 21 Promcnec1
22 Lu11uoaU1s 24 0..... weight
27 Scott.llh
landowner
21 Bellersgea
30 lol&andlc
epic:
31 lnaects 32 Slope
33 <>th«: Lal.
8 7
1c.im needed· 1mmcd1;itcly S~K-S IOK mo administrative and people skills. resume with references included lo: ln1crvicws Oc1obcr 12th· t5th. C.111 hct~ccn
2345 Carillon Pt. 1no-1230 PM Ask For ~h Monell FT or PT
'81 380al QU .. .,...,
!Ires/stereo, 2 taps, great cond, 114,900
6'&-1869 or 64..alO Kirkland, W A 98033 (714) 760-3002 Call 714-721-0658
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AL I AS RECALL
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E V A A R E T E A 0 R ll•Aekr Monl•V. You ere eo dn•r
0 E N T A E S S L 0 S E R or eo you think _ you ere e It• -I
t0-1t..et • 1"2 ~ '-......,.. wekt 11p witll you otry 11tOml111 -I
34 MM tenctler
35 Genuine
3e Uqueur
31 Contended
42 -~
44 Typlel I
~-45 Arecracilar
47 In the centar
of 41 Plant of
8 10
netlle tamlt)'
49 Frenc;h city so \Jnettached
51 Ou1standln0
52 Bulldlng·lol
map
53 Perform again
54 Froetecl
55 Votume
59 Nourished .
11 12 13
, ,
w011lcln'I 111iM you for 1nythla1 ... U t
lftlteed you I wouldn't ti« mi..1111
....... I •• Ill Arift aa4 _, .. J a•
ln~..-nt lftd ~ultt m•"tlo. ••. I
1 .. lnk Aria Pffpk ere ••Uy ~t
H end tekt How.,d Cowll • en
eu•pk ... m09t C."'hda ere wind•
b.lp ... I love to heer C..lnle rela•e
enudotft ... My wife le • Scorpio end I•• • •un • eny Scorpio c.•ld ti« ...
My h-"nd .. I tt•bbom T ..........
AlllES (Mer 21 ·Apr 19 ) Whet you
thuught wu I<* will bl-"""°vtttd Cy·
cit' high, jud11ml'nt ind lntu111on on
targtt Pur.Llt' pltctt fall 1nto plKl' Kt'y
"to orgen1u, to t'luc1d1tt 1oel1 ~t>'' ·
rorn pl1y1 rolt
TAUaus (Apr 20 May 20) lnd1·
vld1U1I from foreign l1nd bf<om" velu ·
ablt ally f ocue nn un1•l'f .. I 1p~1I
el•nd"ttnt arnnatmtnt 1nvua11on
the• ultlm11tly could ltld to OYftwH
tr••tl You'll d«ldl' ··1·m tn IO¥t''
G!MINJ (Mey 21 Junf 20) 8rt'.a~
from "trifd ·and lr'W" t.mph.illt1f' 1n
dflptndenu. atylt Crl'lllYlt)', daring
Love rt'letlon•h1p will bilt on mort po111
11vl' lnfl Ma,or w1•h will t>.> fut
flltt'd-Lt'i>. Aqu1rlu• J>i'r1<1n• play
!\lift
CANCH (Jun.-21 July 2.2) 'You II
rncounttr 1nd1v1du1I •klltf'd 1n thl'
m.anti( ert• who 1n.p1rn h•lpt you ltl
bilt 1n touch ''"'" yourwtf hmdy mtm•
bu•)'• Yuu rt loolL1n1 _, mlH'h btt·
lf>r 11111 w1w• Anotht'r C•nC'tf n111vr
1n,,ulnd
llO !My 2l Aua 22) Lun1r, nu•
mu11.•l •p.c-<~ h11h1t1h1 ,,...,,,,, ••
.iyt.. romano• tKC'l'lt'rllfd MK'l•I act1v1 •
tin rmptl.uis un communication wnt•
1n~. potrt lClpllllon In C'Ofl'lpthllon In•
•olv•nA ,oumeli.m, ptl,ott.raptly
VIRGO ( Aua 2l·Sl'pt 2~) Ot>tta .
1 lro tan hf rtmtwfd, 1nduchng d1 .. en<t'
•nd langu•Kf' lnll1v1Jual you adm1"'
will cont1ct you. df'clanna. "I ho•
Mn wtll awe"' ol your tntf'f'f'!ill, wn •
tr1 htlt•n• " h11ru' ~•rpl•' erY "'P"' •
11entfd
lllltA t~rt 23·<.Kt 22> Obt11n
hint ftom L~ ml'' agt' EAp•nd hori-
1.on~ of 1 nlt'rt'll C.., n 1nd1C1t~ '"'
written word Mtld fhn111on 1hould b..
"bpt undl'r control " Lt'gal commit·
ftll('nt comH lo hghl tn d"malir f1 h·
ion
SCOllrlO (Ckt 2J·Nov 21 l Attt'n·
hlln ttvolvh 1round h11ml'. dtt<>r•t111n,
color cvord1n•1ton. !Klund 1mpl1ftca-
t1on Employmt'nt pltlurt' 1nvolvt'~
shab·up-to your 1dv1n10.ge You II
l'l'tt'IYt' gift l"l.'prt...en11ng high reg.ii'\!
SACllTARIUS (Nov 22-0toc 21 I
Dtf1nt' trrm~. k"t' p!'l)ple 11tuet1ons •~
lht>y Klu.ally e~1st Attttnt1nn contenut••
to rl'volvt u ound rom1nu variety
chsldrtn, chlnfll'• m1ntal MllUJ r1.ce<o
J«l11"t'S, "You att ol 1mmt'nM" hrlp'"
CAPlllCOllN (Dre 2l·J•n 19) ~ey
'' It• u~1n11t. to lootr n~td ptritOn ·
nt'I , tu mffl ch1llenge of dt'adhnl' Old
er 1ndlv1du•I wrvtt o your 'YhHrint1
~ctton " flroswrty dlvia1on wort.a 1n
your fav ur Anorhn C•priturn 1n •
votvtd
AOUAltJUS (J1n-.»'ff'b l~l 'You
tt'nd to attrMt 1nd1v1du1I~ whv •N' 1m •
pul11vt, C"1not.-and '"' thrv •rt bl-1nt1
romantic whtn Kt111lly thf'y 1rt' fliol·
1sh Al'iw, l.lbr1 Jl"~ns ll't' ft'aturtd
PlSCES (fl'b ICI M1t 201 Chttk
Iott and found for eruclt m1tt1ng
Hwttdld malll' w.ut• lt('(Ovf'ry 111 1nd1
cetfd yuur vi••• ire "'rr1fltd, you 'It bifo
v1nd1e11rd Dvn1m1< Lt'O tnvulvt'd,
could l\1vr lhfw tnttt•I• 1n natnf' A. S.
I
If OCTOIEll 12 I YOUll llllTH·
OA Y Yuu hnt ''"'lll'nt wn-. of hu•
mor •ff' t\•ntelou• ol ~Y 1mt&l' •rf'
,,,,_,tilt' have t•n441'n<v tu 11c.at1t'r ti
fortA You f"...,_ inl1'11.ctu11I cureOlllV
<Uuld bf, 1n thf' en• 1n11,1tv1nt1 {"\•mmu
n1011un tr••tl, tourn1l1•m l'*m1n1
S.g1111r1u• J'9""'"' play ~·1n1f1e11n1
~ 1n y1t11r llrr Th111 month, Ornohl'r
hk•ly 10 bf ynur "''"'t mttm11,,blr will
1ndtldf 1..,.1 rt•mm1llnt"nt. p.••lllv •n
IK•ptllon t•f lldd111t•n to f.am1ly M1-.111n
wtll bf ct14'\pl~"'l 1n Novt'mtlf'r-Ar-
1 tbre rt"''"' 1nv1•lvf'\I
'
"Life: o cith<'r a
wrc, or nothing "
l kkn KcllC'r
Cfl'ncral fnrttHI
·r oday's Columbo Oay ('an also
tw a dlsro"cry da) for enryont, H
"'"II stt boell a nni and old aide Co
oUrffhH and mallt a choftt at lo
"h111 we W11nt co brin1t ouc. Otht'n
h1nr polnltd out aooct and noC·so-
lol•HKI trail~ and If "h•I lhcy Hid
""' ln.tt, now It a ttood Cllftf CO
t1\U'\Omt lht wraknt,M>s and dt·
't·lu11 &he \trtna•b~. Old hablls are
h.1td 111 bruk. and le ~Ill ht' a ltsl of"'"' u Co lhf ftnal f)Ul('Oft'le. 'For
lodsn , dlsco'"tr lht tlf'\I In \OO and
lx-aln playln~ lht mlt', and )OU'll
'"'' how quickly It rakH hold to re·
pl•re tht old bth,.,lor.
-\rlo II Aml Man:h 20-April 20
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C'hin procedures make improvements to facial feaJures
T wo different procedures can be
used to extend the length of the
chin. They are a chifl ,
augmentation and a chin advancement.
Bo'th procedures can create a visual
effect that gives the face balance and
symmetry.
an incision beneath the
chin or inside the
mouth. These implants
occasionally shift
positions or can erode
the bone. Patients
needing just a slight
adjustment arc tlie best
candidates for this
procedure.
The chin is advanced -moved
forward -to a predetermined length,
and is held in place with three
permanent wires or a titanium
"mini-plate."
cosmetic chin advancement surgery. week and the lower llp~s taped to aid
the healing process. Once the tape is
removed, the patient looks very
presentable, although some swelling
may persist for about six wecl...s after
surgery.
Chin advancement o r augmentation,
is usually performed on an outpatient
basis. Candidates for either procedure
arc easily determined.
For example, a chin often
characterizes a wellk face -especially
on J m<1n -and 1t tends to accentuate
the size of the nose. A chin
augmcnt.1t1on ca n slightly alter fa cial
foJturcs b> e\tending the chin w..... d
chin advancement can dramatic. •Y
enhance c1 pc1tient's appcarJnce by
acldrng strength and dc11nition to the
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A chin advancement
is performed by
moving the bone
forward. The
advancement
procedure requires an
incision inside the
mouth, which enables the surgeon to lift
the chin muscles and cu t the bone.
In addition to extending the chin, this
procedure can create the appearance of
a partial facelift by lengthening between
the jaw and chin, as well as the distance
between the chin and neck.
A chin advJncement docs not affect
the position of the teeth or jawbone,
and is pot related in any way to TMJ
(temporomandibular joint) syndrome,
which causes pain or tension in the
joint. Patients with jaw problems,
however are excellent ca ndidates for
Using X·rJy or profile picture of the
patient's face, the plastic surgeon or oral
surgeon draws a line from the lower
portion of the eye socket toward the ear
canal. A second line is drawn
perpendicular to the first and is placed
about an eighth of an inch behind the
lo-.ver lip.
Ideally, a female chin should ext.end
far enough to reJch the line, and a
male chin should extend beyond the
line.
. The benefits procedures a.re
permanent and immediately make a
noticeable change in facial features. By
repositioning the chin bone or
augmenting it, .. both surgeries can alter
the characteristics of a weak face, while
making the nose appear smaller and less
prominent.
-In general, results of either surgery
can improve looks by adding proportion
and balance to the entire face.
A chin .iugmentJtion is ach1C\ ed by
usi ng silicone implJnts inserted through
FDA FIGHTS COUNTERFEIT Rx
DRUGS \
The Food & Drug,_,_
Admin1str at ion is hiring l 00
crunanal Ln' c-.tig.:itors to track .-
dm'" countl'rle1t prescription
drugs. M ,111\ ,He oi dubious
potency or contain potentially
J.rngcrou .. 1nbrcd1cn1s. Earlier this
w.1r the FDA 1:-sucd import alerts
;i1mcd .lt ~t· •mrn1ng the t1dc of
mJil-ord1:r R'~ irom Mc,ico and
sC\CrJI other LOuntnes. From
Drug Topic<. Juh 20. 1992.
SHORTAGE OF MDs TRAINED
IN GERIATRICS
The United States needs
20,000 ph}'::.tl1ans trained in
gcr1,11rics to serve its 30 mill1orr
older people but onl} 4 ,084 MDs
h.1-.<.' this trJrning. A Se\.cre lack of
ac,1c.JL'm1c1fo.1der~ to trJ,n future
doctors i'> J ud1ng the problem
The )hort.1~t> of geri."ltrtc-trarned
MD'> \\ill cf r" <' up medic.ii, !>OCIJI
sc r\ ice and lon~-term care cost!>
From \\c1'n·~ t-. Long-Term (Jre
i\.e ...... ':>, Julv 1992. -
WHEN YOUR BABY HAS A
BIRTHMARK
About 40 percent of babies .ue
horn \\Ith ,1 , J .culJr l)irthmark or
dt~ t•lop onl• n Lhc l1f>t lew
"1.•ck" ot lire. The v.ht ma1ont\
.lrL' harmh:""· and mo)t will
d ,1ppt•ar \\lthout lrL.itment. But
port·\\. rnl' <.l.lln!> -ilJt, pin!-or
r1.dd1c.h-purple areJ) usually
prl''l'nt .H b1rth--do not go away
on rhcrr 0\\ n A nC\\ laser
trC'a tmcnt tor these sca rns hJs
bl't'n h1ghiv "uccessiul and can be
U'-t·d L'\C'n 1n \.C'ry young ini.1nts
The m,irl.." c.rn ,11,o be
. c amou1 lagl·d \\it h special
m,ii..cup. From Contemporary
P• ·cl .w l'• <;l'ptc mber 1992
ABSTINE'\CE IS THE BEST
CURE
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babies whose mothers are under -
10 or have had at least one other
child. Other maternal risk factors
are low socioeconomic Status,
pooc..prenatal care and maternJI
· :,moking or narcotic use. Infant
risk factors include prematurity,
low birth weight, exposure to
smoke after birth'and recent
respiratory tract infection. Males,
twins aR<i triplets are also at
higher risk. from RN Magazine,
September 1992.
LAPAROSCOPY: QUICl(ER
RECOVERY, SMALLER SCARS
.; Laparoscopy reduces hospital
'>lays, recovery time and
postoperative pain, but it is not
safer than conventional surgery.
This technique uses small
instruments and a video camera
instead of a large open decision.
It is the popular choice for
gallbladder operations and is
pract1ca.I for appendectomy and
hiatal hernia-repair. Laparoscopy
is unlikely to replace conventional
surgery completely. From Patient
Care, Aug. 15, 1992.
During the recovery period, the
patent is limited to soft food for one
Maternal smoking linked to children'$ behavior problems
According to J recent study,
the more cigarettes a mother
smokes, the more behavior
problems her children are likely
to have.
Children whose mothers
'. smoked .a_pack or more per day
after pregnancy had a two-time
gre.iter rate of extreme behavior
problems compared with
children whose m6thcrs did not
smoke, the study found. It was
published in the September
issue of Pediatrics, the journal of
the American Academy of
Pediatrics.
Mothers of 2,256 children
Jged 4 to 11 across the U.S.
were surveyed in a longitudinal
study about their children's
behavior to identity antisocial,
anxious/depressed, headsJrong.
hyperactive, immature and peer
conflict behavior problems.
Mothers were divided into
two groups -those who
smoked less than a pack per day
and those who smoked a pack
or more per day. Children's
exposure to maternal ~moking
was categorized as prcnJtal
only, passive only (mother
smoked only after pregnancy>
and prenatal plus passive
exposure. '
Added to other chJractcristKs
associated with behJ\.ior
problems, such as low-birth .
weight and asthma, the odds of
extreme behavior problems rn
children of mothers who smoi..e
became even grcaler, the
researchers from the University
of Rochester School of Medicine
and Dentistry in New York, .:incl
the Harvard School of Public
Health in Boston, SJid
For example, a low-birth
weight, male child \\1th a
mother who smoked J pile.lo. or
more per day after prl'gnancy
had an eight-time grcJler rate of
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study said. A child who had behavior and more likely to
tli~ characteristics plus <rsthmtl report: their children's behavior
was more than 19 times as ,1s bothersome.
Lil-ely to have extreme behavior The)c dJta provide evidence
problems. suggesting that increased
Researchprs say possible behavior problems of children
e'planations tor this previou-;ly __2holl19 be added to the_grmving
unrecognized associJtion lbt or ad-.er~e child health
between maternal smoking and cond1tmns asc;ociated \\ith
child he.Jlth include: children's prenatal .Jnd pas.si'e
• matcrnJI smol..ing during cxpo\ure to maternal smolo.ing,
and after pregnancy alter~ brain the rt'S<?Jrchcrs said.
structure and/or f unct1on, \\Ith The study controlled for
long-term cffcct.s on children's iactors such JS rJCC, age, sex,
behavior birth weight, family structure,
• pnssive exposure to cig,m~tte income, maternal educatton,
!.moke after birth and during intclligcnco, Sl'lf-cstecm and
childhood affects children's employment status and use of
central ncr\•ous s~stems alcohol durrns pregna"cy.
•mothers "ho smok(' ,"l(t' -The Amcriciln Academy of
,more intolerant 01 children's PcdrJtric. is an org.1nizat1on of
bchJ\iOr and mJy rt."Sult in 4),400 pcdiJtricians dedicated.
increased relies of children's to th~ health, s.Jfoty and
behavior problem!. ,,elf-being of infants, children,
• mothers who smolo.e MC • adolc'>Ccnts .1nd young adults.
t\ pc·r~cm ( 11n de\ clcip akuholrc
hq>.1t1t1~ 11 hL· drinb :,I\ l 2-oz
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for c;t•\ er.ii )'L'.ir". Hcpat1t1s rc -
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tnn)umpt1on ur ab"tinencc. (\.en
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tcrn,11 Mul1t ir l-Aug~r 1992.
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