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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-07-05 - Orange Coast PilotTh fureca t calls for bright sunshine, warm temperatures and a well-des.erved day off. See Weather, 2 Gionis hires · ·eriseno's · attorney to battle barrage of ·charges . . ~ As he appeals conviction for arranging attack on Aissa Wayne, surgeon now is facing heat from state medical board. ney King civil rights trial ~arlicr this year. Braun is the latest in a ~Iring of celebrity lawyers hired by Gionis, who has emplo)cd F. Lee Bailey, one of the nation's mo!lt highly re · garde<\ criminal anorneys, and Bruce Cutler, the namboyant New York lawye r who repre· sented reputed mob figure John Go111. By By Lor1Ann Basheda. Staff Wnter Dr. Thomas Gionis COSTA MESA -Dr. Thomas Gionis, con· victed last year of masterminding the 1988 at· tack on ex-wife Aissa Wayne, has retained Harland Braun, the high-profile attorney who got officer Ted Briseno acquitted in the Rod· Braun will represent Gionis on various charges -including sexual misconduct - which have put the orthopedic surgeon's med· icnl license in jeopardy. "Mr. Gionis denies the charges and has a tremendous amount of evidence to fight them." Braun said.· Flaw_lesa_~ Fourth ~ While there are some arrests, new measures are successful in helping police maintain order in West Newport. By LonAM Basheda SU11 w I NEWPOR1 BEAGH -Police here declared '1ctory unday "hen Fourth of July aowds celebrated their independence withoul the \IOlcnce lhat marred the patriotic v.eekend last summer. By 9 p.m Sunday. Nev.port Beach police had • arrestca roughly 67 people an connection wuh holiday re 11-.111c fo r the entire weekend, a opposed lo the more thdn 200 Jrre,ts they made last year _ And unlike Fourth of July, 199:? -when \IOlcnce erupted, leavmg three rc .. clcr hol and ~ one <;tabbed -pohce recorded no maJOr a~ault 1h1~ weekend Newpon BcJch Sgt. Afldy Gonis said a majority of thi year's :irrc<.;t!> were alcohol-related, and cred11cd lhe police department' visible presence and crowd-control mc.t urc\ with the succcs~. In addition to deploying all of the department's 160 officer to work the weekend in 12-hour h1f1s, backed up by ano1hcr 40 off1ccri. from the Cahfomta Highway Pa1rol and Orange County henff '> Department. c1ry official e rected barricade along the cities populsr eashorc· Drive to pre"enl :.n unruly promenade aimo phcrc. ·1 he crowd v..e had along Sea hore in }Cars pa 1 v.ere ab ent 1h1 year," Goms aid "fl was vcr) qu1c1.'' Gont aid the chain·hnk fences along ca horc Dme -the board.,..afk-hke treet perpetually Jammed each ummer day wtth bicyclists, roller ,kater and pcdc<.;tnans -prompted Qmc of the celebration 10 spill over onto Balboa Boulevard this year, but w11hou1 incident. The only fireworks mishap was re~rtcd to police Saturday night after an explosive· ignited a palm tree on Balboa Peninsula, destroying it before fire fighters arrived. And although an e timatcd 11 0,000 people nocked to the ocean's somewhat choppy surf Sunday, Newport Beach lifeguards reported a -surprisingly mellow weekend, with le 1han 4& . Above: Police approach a home in West New: port Sunday to prevent a Fourth of July party from getting o ut o( hand. Rig~t: Chain-link bar- ricades were successful in tlelping to maintai n crowd control. re cues. "h \\dS real mild for what v.e were eXl>CCting,·• ~:ud hfeguard Pete Bryan. "facJYone JUSt had a good time.'' Sun bathers ba ked under warm skies once the morning clouds di s1pated. and the surf was rough enough to entertain wtmmers. Except for rollerskatcrs paraded do"'n the boardwalk 1n patriotic swim um, past bicyclists pcdahng red, white and blue balloons, It looked hke any other ummer day at Nev.port Beach. h wa actually a West Nc.,..port commiuee 1hat came up w11h th1 )Car' cro.,..d·con1rol measure to 1n 11tu1c th1 Fourth to pre~cnt a repeal of last }CU Pohcc v..erc also armed "'''h mprc ll)()I this year -from a 10 p.m. beach curfew to an ordinance barring loud noise. Another new ordinance enables pohce to fine party ho t~. Alld a shorHcrm lodging permit now provides officers with a list of all summer home rental so they can call the landlord 1n th e event of a prolllem and i uc.fines. ' . G1on1' cJllcd the medical board chargl!' '111u11on' a mi. .. 1h1.: ountn )IOCC: hi:. com 1 • "Mid.C) Mou-.e" \-.hen cont:rtted f-rid :i\ ;.ilJd 11011 l."t) ·.1r ' • · sai~ he •s'c.Jorng ''\Cf). \Cl) ''ell." . · Mo t re~cnth, he "·' ·m 11nl 10 lcc1u1e on Draun has apparent I) \\On G1oni, a po,t· ir;.iuina 11 fl 1;,· 1rd :tfc\.,. "CC"k ago · pone men I on the medicnl board heJrtllg un 11I Jn ::u.Jdniun to being om ided tor orche . the dc:xtor\ ap~al on hi' :1'\<iult conHcuon 1-. heard la1cr 'this )l'ilr lf.tllll£ :in ,1 "rult on h1 C~·\lo lfe -;.i._lur John Unl1I then, G1un1!> -\\ho has ~old h1) \\ ·•)nc·~ duug lid -and hu lhcn-boyfrt.nd. Pomona home and mo .. ed to lf'inc -said he G1on1 h,1 hcc..·n ch.1rgcd ''Ith e\u:.il m1,wn· is ope ra11ng a full-time medical prac11ce "h•k 'd11c1 'd11!c tr(,1ting .1 p.11.cnt for upper back free on S2 million bai l p.1111 in 111) phind 0111.. in·I ~ 6 · Gion1<, !>::11d he ha-. also bcc::n named d1r~c-I he "-Om .. 11 .di. 'C' th:.11 G11in1' ;i.'l..ed her 10 • tor of an emergency room at a mcthcal l11~1c di,rohc lrom the .... u-.1 up '' rtl'd JTia' Jgm · in Lo' Angclc!I and ha., been lecturing Jt in· 1 See GIONIS 3 Help Wanted: Costa Mesa High is in need of a new principal Mike Murphy INDEX ~ M~ke Murphy leaves following four-year stint to accept newly created position within district. Murph). '~ho Joined the di trict 1.\ )CJr ngo, ha~ been promoted lo Coord1n.11or ol Student and Admini trau .. e SuPf><.lrt , .1 nl."'' po 11ion 1n the d1\tnct. Overseeing tudcnt cf\ ice .md coordin 1t· ing the di)tncl 's athl'cliC) will be among IH-. By Lol1Ann Basheda, Slllf Wnter new dutie NEWPORT-~ruA -Mike Murphy has "h will be a trcmendou challenge," Mur·· stepped down after four ycac a pnnc1pal of phy wiid. "Taking m)' C\pcricnce 111 1hc the Co ta Mesa High School :ind district of· chool to the d~trict's decision-making pro· ficials arc accepting application' for h1 rc1 cess -thot will be my gonl." placement • ltt nddi11on to four year as principal of " C.\>,la ~k .1 High chool. M urph~ 'P"nt I:! \e.1r' ·" .1"i.,1.1m princ1p:il .11 i\c\~('l.'rt 11 .uh,,r lligh Sdlt'l\li. Pm1r to tl1Jt, he w.1\.hcd b.1,· kcll' 111 .1ml f1101b.1ll Jt Coron.1 u I \1.u I l1sh '>\.h\1\ll. \Cl\IO. al \lnC 0P')ll't ...... \ll:'ll'll\\~' d1rl."C• I Or UnJcr Murphy\ reign. (\ht.t Mc..,;, I ligh CllJO\ cd '" n Cl F ch.1111p1on,hip' e;1ch 1n ''"t~1 pl1lo .ind g111, h.1,l..ctb.111. • "l h"° .11hlc1ic pw~1 am 1' un 1t... "·•) up," \l urph~ ':11d. 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CM.IOfM.t c-ftity Nfw\, a fW\ Mlrrot C~f .... CotttriaM 1t9J W 0 Pt•IH to. ,.-. ~ """"W ,,... , 1 ·BUSINESS FAX 631·5902 CIRC. (600> 252·9141 CLASSIFIED ADS 642·5678 RETAIL ADS 642·4321 NEWSROOM 540· 1224 NEWS FAX 646·<4170 HOTLINE 6<42·6086 SPORTS 642--4330 • ... (.~ron,\ (ll'I M.u ·"''"' Zubrin (I •Ill \H )ll lx>lh ti • <i .,, group and S<'ntor , .. , mcn':i. d iv1 ion undJ-, "' lh plat: rm C\! nt Jt ll c • 'uth rn c.111rorni.l ln't'1tat1onal 01-.'ln' M t t ~'\Jrgu 11te .\qu.lll Cent~ r in M1 ion Vi I ,. P. g l ; .. -· Monday, July 51 1983 Newport BeeChleo.ta MHa Dally Pilot LOCALS ONLY REPORTER RUSS LOAR, 5.f0-122.f, ext. 380 SENIORS · Issues and answers for today's senior citizens. Here's ths scoop on the overload of information ' ·A t the conclusion of a recent physical exam, my doc1or lookefJ alllrmingly solemn. Bracing myself for the worst, 1 quavered, "Is it " any1h1ng fat:il, doctor?" "h's too new a disease to have any mortality figures yet," he exclaimed. "But you're going to have to change you r lifestyle" he added, with the funeral expression for lopping off the nectars of life. The diagnosis: Information Overload, also known 59 and Holding as Communication Callouses. The 1ran!.mittors in the brain become clogg~ wit h too many factoids, causing rapid eye movements, ground molars, and burping. Dr. Jones explained our nervous sy~1cms are not designed to handle the tidal wave of stressful inform.ation drowning us tod 0 ay. "I'm surprised you'd overload your circuits," he scolded. I confessed 1 was only trying to stay young and mentally alert by kee ping up with the important issues of the day -such as whether Woody Allen is really guilty or not; or, if Princess Di has a secret lover. "St::i\ ing informed is exhausting," l sighed. In , addition to being up on international affairs,"political gridlock, gossip and new taxes, I have to cope with all the !.luff in the morning mail. Like the 15-page booklet from my gas company on how to turn off the wa1er heater during an earthquake. Or a complicated document from our financial adviser on how long we can expect our money to last with inflation. If J hadn't studied his report, J wouldn't have realized my lw!>band and.I are going to be broke soorier than we 1hought. Dr. Jone!. gave me an informative lecture on ~II the dire things that could happen to me if l didn't change my ways, which only added to my warehouse of information. He then put me on a starvation diet -no news for two weeks -not even a story on a Tµpperware party in our local throwaway paper. Also no radiO or .. TV; a virtual blackout. My husband joined me in this torturous fast to be · sup1>9rtive even worse for him since he has to have se"'ral news updates during the night on cable TV. Mornings without a newspaper were agony. Not knowing what's going on, I imagjned the worst. With all the leaks coming from the White House about marital fight , suppose the Clintons broke up? Would Hillary have to move her desk from the Executive East Wing to the secretarial pool downstairs? In the cour e of my speculations, I groaned, "for all we know, the doctors might have discovered a fa1al new disease we,shouJd be worrying about." "That's trivial" my husband snapped. "What's really important, can the Dodgers cut it next Sunday?" 'The first .-----r-----i ·Newport church' In the Orange · ·County city of Greenville - called Old Newport until 1870 -in a pan or the count9 known as Gospel Swamp because of its rousing religioui. revivals, the Greenville Country Church was built in 1876. Although ii r1-0w sits near the city lim i1s of Cosla Mesa and 'Santa Ana, local his1orians say it's considered the first Newport church. The original pews and pump organ are still in the small redwood church -the oldest Protestant church Mill in U!ie in Orange County. A new chapel was built next door in the 1960s. But Sunday school cla!>sC!. and community groups still meet in the original building. Elgin Knott -father of Knott'!. Derry Farm founder Waller Knoll -Ml!. a pastor at..the church in the la1c 1800s. It was owned by 1he Methodist Conrerence until 1952 when ii was sold for S 1,500 to the congregation. 'Christ was a capenter; Paul was a tent-maker; Peter ana James and John were fishermen. . God calls people we wouidn't take a second look at.' Answering hiS. calling ~When Greenville Country Church needed his help, Fred McQuade was quick to cast his personal needs aside . By Russ Loar. St~ \\'nter _ A lilllc ·more than four year ~•go, when Fred M · Quade \\<I\ 60 yeJr' olJ, the pan -time pa!.lor ''J' lool..1ng forward 10 a ~afc and !>ecure retirement JU't a f cw year~ ahe:id. _ He wa~ lhc fucilit1e manager for :ill branche' of Home Federal Sa,ing~ & Loan. bu1 1hc noundcnng Greenville Country Church nced~d him full-lime. II wa) :i matter of urvival for the 1I7·ycar-old church ''I ''a) looking at retirement, -;ecuniy, a \Cry gootl pen!>jon," he sa) . "I pondered i1 for month), and )Cl 1 l..new if thi' church ''a' going to mal..c 1t, tt needed more 111m:, more ''ork and more cffon:· McQu~1dc. who ,,,11 turn 65 in November. dernkd to follow hb call111g 1rnd quit hb job :ti I Jome I cJ- cral, ):tcrificing the ce n :11nty of gencrou'i rc1ircmc111 bencfi1' 1ha1 '"ere ju'I ,, le'' )Car~ a''ay for :in un· ccr1:11n f111urc \\ ilh 1hc ,m,111 church ··11 w,1, nn c\lreme m!.;,'' he 'J)'· comp.iring h1' dcci'1on tu the f1'hcrm.111 Peter'' "all.. upon lhc "·'· ICI"> uf the Sc.1 of Galike. "It \\ ·'' j big Slc!:p or latlh I did Ill) be'l to met and focu' :ind II\ my at1cn1w11 on 1hc Lord \\hen I '1cppcd out of the boa1 and 1n10 lite \\Jlcr IO 1.il..c O\cr a '1ruggling church .. In I %7, McQuJde h.1d become 1he part-time p.t\· mr ul the Green' 1llc Counlr\ Church that )ii' ne\I 10 :.1 ~cgcr,trom f.1mily bean field near the Cll)' hm1h ol (\>,ta ~ll•,.1 ,1nJ !:>.1111.1 AnJ I l11:rc ''ere 12 nu:m· bcr'.> 111 thi: wn111cl!al1u11 l3ut h\ ll.>".19. lea1..kr!ll of the nw11.kno1111n.111l;llJI chu1Ch decided th~~ \'.ould nut ll>lltllluc ''ilhuut J lull lime p.t,tor Mc.Ou.l<lc h.t' "nee helped htin~ lhc d1urd1 back from 1he bnn!.;. Ahoul IOU no\\ .111.:nJ !:>unJ.t) Cl'\tCI.' at the churl.'.h ''her.: 111u,1 mcmlll"'' .ire 'cn1or ciutcn Senior .trl! 111 'Pl.'l·1;1l con crn tu him .. Sc11111r Clllll.'11' are forgoltcn in 1h1~ country," he '·"" ") 11u ll!Ok al lhl! J\.hCrti,cmcnt!o -lhe bU\Om bl;mdc' on 1hc bc:J1.h. 1hc )OUn~ hand ome gu> on 1hc \h:Jlh -C\Cf)th1ng " '° much gcarc~ to )Outh in ,\mem.1:· he '·I)' .. And I'm !hid to ~ay in man) of our mq!J·1.hurd1.:,, 1h.: cldcrl) .1rc set J\idc -anJ 1h.ll\ 1r.1c11. I h.:\ hJ\C much 10 contribute:· Uo111 ~n IJ.:ll.1,1. N1>rthcrn Ireland. McOu:idc: .. pc.1b ,of11\ "11h .1 \\ry "'' he u!>c 10 proJ hb flJ · mhllHll'r' I le 11111\l.'d to 1hc Untied State!. in 1 95~ .111J graJu.1tcd l\\ll \CJr~ l.1ter lrom ll1ola Uni,er~ll) lk \Hllkcd p.llt·lllllC ,I\ .1 p.hlOf \\hile \\Orl..ing 10 f.1· Ctlitk' lllJfl,l!;l.'lllClll fur the r\mc11c:in c~1n Co .• rnJ the S.1111.1 A11.1 l 'nll11:d ~d\1.l\11 1..)1,lr1ct before Jllintn~ lll1mc I cdcr.11 "iJ\111g' ,\. Lo.in I le " :1 nwtk,1, u11.1"uminc man "ho hchc'c' 1n U1hk 11:;1..liinl! 1Jthcr lhJn 1h'i.: ··:.IHm hv .. inc •• .tp pro.11:h ol 'lllllC 1.•\,t1ti!di'1' And he 'cc' nmhing unu· ,u,il .t"ou1 h.1\ 11\1! one h>01 1n the church and !he 01 lwr 111 1h1.• '"""°l~ir \\orld tor ~om.in) )e.tr!I. "( '""' \\,1, .1 <:-.1rpen1cr. Paul \\'1 a ten1-nul.;e1 . 1'1.·11.r .111d J,1mn .111d John "erl.' l1'hl"rmen,'' he '.>J\' .. God l.ilh pl.'11pk 1h.1t \\I.' \\OulJn't tal..c a ":wi1J .. k> .. 11.; .1t .. Information withdrawal threatened our marital harmo.ny. Into the second week l eaught Bill furtively glancing at the neighbor's morning paper in the driveway. He trapped me sneaking a little newS'on the radio. We were forced to confront the truth: We were information junkies. The only cur~ was the i!iolaiion of a desert i land -but try and find one . Better late than never-: Retiring employee is honored by Newport Retiring admtn1\tr:lt1\ c budget supervbor Doroth) Palen, 68. became the first ··cmpll>ycc of the year" for the city of Newport Beach a~ the la-.t City Council meeting. a\\ ard will no" be an annu.11 c\cnt P:ilcn. o longume Nc,,port l3c.1ch rc,idcnt \\ho grndu:itt.:d from Ne'' port Harbor High School, retired June 30. She begun her c:.11ccr wilh the city in 19~6 al age 21 \\hen City Hall wa~ loc:ited in u !ltnnll building near the Newport Pier. 1h1' dcp.1nmcnl r.in proper!) ~hc'!ll proh.1hl) one ol the mo:.o.t dedica1ed peorlc l\c e'er met." l'alcn hJ' bou~hl a ~a) Jk and :.J1J !>he J"o plan".I 10 do \Oluntecr work :it the Newport Theater Arts Center. Uu1 'he confcs!le that he 'II mi)s her job "No1hing ever Sta)'S the same," 'lh\: .... 1id of her work in tlie ci ty finance department. "lt is ne,cr dull. That\ the rca~on I t:l)Cd so long." these days without a cable hook-up. ' During the ordeal, I worried that Dr. Jones would order me to give up my column, but happily he declared my words didn't carry enough weight to clog anyone's transmitters. At least, t'm not con1ributing to the information explosion. VOL.87,NO. 119 Readers Hotline: 642-6086 Your rotnmt'nls ~bout '"" D.i1ly Ptlot Of n~ tops w•ll be rl'Corckd •nd ldwn di· •Klly 10 Cd1tor W1llwm L<ohck-11 The umt 24 hour •n~1t"8 W'"'lft m•y be UMd to rKotd le11e11 10 I~ ~1or on .my topc: Con111bul01S 10 t~ ttocl1nt who w~nt lo Me th<'" commtnlS pvbh~ musi include 1hett n.imt' C•IY •nd Mon" num~r (for lie<· 1hc.11oon1. This If your community ~· IX'' we w~nt your 1m.llfflomffll To Make A Correction 11 r th. Pilot s pcoll(y 10 Pfumpll)o corrKt .tl1 rtro<\ uf w!N1ntt, Pluw t*ll ~40·1224, t~I J6 l Th.Ink )"llU Jim C••H•nser, Puhl·~' I om John50ll, ~J'~bW!et W.ll1•m lof>dell, (dolor lob r,.n~. C1rtul.t1ton ~ H•nl. KtllJht. rradvct1on M.tNf" 1116r Otn•fll, ~itd ~ P1"'9I041Mh, Cont"1hf ..J 1 ... NtwplJt\ .. ~ .. Mita Oil, Nat IUP ·1 44•f001 if ~bhl~ Mofldt, ""°',._ Saturday If\ ~ IHc.h ...., Cotl.t MN, tul!Knpuona _. °"'¥ tveWill ti, .ubK,... 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SWCll The W~&t 2·l aoulh N~port Poinl 2·3 toulh ll1d.it1 2·l soulh SA li~er Jelly 2·1 soulh C«oni dtl Mar I•) tOulh w .. 1t1 ltmfl4'"1urt:1t 5:14 a.m -.oa 11 :46 ,. m. 4.2 4131. p"' 2.1 10·41pm.5.9 s.u ... m. •CU 11~21 pm. 4.2 · s·U p.m. 2.2 11:19pm5.S ,. Although she's spent 47 year ~ the per~on who assembles the cily's annual buegct, he confcs!.ed 10 council members las t Monday night 1bat it was the first time she'd ever been 10 a Ci1y Council meeting. Cit) offic.iab say the cmllloyec of the year , ''She's a wonderful lady,"·l>ay!. Dennis D:inner, city finance director. "She wa alwa~ "illing lo do "hat she could 10 help people m.1ke !lure How to contact your pollUclans SfATf. SENATt MPriPn Dtrat o.,., (R), 371h 01\C, 140 Nc1Aporl C1.:nt1.:r.l>m·c, Suite IW. Nc1Apor1 Bcad1, .,:?"60. &40 1137 or (916) 445-4961 (Rcr1c~cnts Nc1o1.Jll1rt lk.ich unJ co~•1 ~k\J) STA1 E AS lMUL\' Cllt>trt •·trausun. 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C'oi.t.a Mc,a. t1'\1.noo ll<urJ Mcm~r"S Trudy Ohlla, Utnk l'1nl11n, Mario Uurllnlt, Jack llall, Tom Nthon cosrA MtSA SAMTARV UISllUCT JI 0 Bo' 1200, Co~IJ M..:\I Q262lt 1200. 1S4·.sQ4l lkwJ Ml!mbl:I) fames W11hncr. Jame h :trym1n, llarry Or..:cn. N:11c Reade unJ Att l'Hr) CIT\' GO\'lkNM•. f Co1ta Mua: C117 ll:ilL 77 f'.W Orn-c. ?S4·522J. SanJv Ccn1 . m;iyur; foe · l rkk"'~n. Mary Hurnb\ltklc, Peter IJuH.i. 11nJ J1y Humphrey. 'Olin 11 n1i:m~11. "''°" If•'": Crty ttiall, .))00 Nc• 11'1rt DlvJ , 64~-'J09 M1,ur. Cl~rcn<"c 1 url\tr. M.1p pm 1cm, foin W•11: John Cut.. f.vtl)1\ ltart, John I kJa •· J;in De~. Phil ""'"" · . ' ' Newport Beach/Costa Me .. Dally Pilot Being Monday, n~s dme to air some laundry I H ANG ISG OUT THF4 MONDAY ~ coincidentirily. was the same year the Grand haven't yet attained that status. ~ASH : .. In no s ial otdt't, hetc:'"' Marsh31 himself was constructed. • Using the word "misheg°'5" in a arc notes rctricvedwhile emptying •Preceding the Founh of July boat parode previous column h:is prompted this note pockets at the dry cleaners: was a party at the American Legion hall on from 'Eva Schnelder of Costa Matzoh: "I love •You've-read William Golding's "Lord of Balboa Peninsula. This remarkable structure it. I mean those Yiddish expres ion~ you like the Flies," right? Well, I is another local clas ic, occupying one or the to use. Although our 'goyim' fr iends haven't ran into ex-mayor planet's most expensive pieces of real estate. the slightest clue what you're tall.ing about, J acqueline Heather the It's said to be the only American Legion post 'mishegoss' wns a honey." (NOTE: Literal • tther doy, and she disclosed with its own yacht club. • translotion is insanity or madnes~. which Iler new title in state •Speaking or local classics, there'll be a Salata Week certainly was.) government. As the party Friday honoring another work of art: •For Emcee or the Year, I hereby environmental member or Nora Hester. It's her 80th birthday, and the nominate H. Fred Mickelson, a vice California's Board or Food ' guest list won't include her 1 president of Southern California Edison. and Agriculture, she's been otherwise-devoted husband Charley. Their Pre iding over the American Cancer Society's dubbed "Queen of The three daughters have decreed that it'll be awar~'dinner the oth er night at the Hyau Mednics." "for women only" -possibly in retaliation Ncwportcr, H. Fred ran such a tight ship •In Sunday's "Old for Charley's recent 80th birthday bash, that I could hardly finish the yummy entrees: L6cal Scene Glory" Boat Parade, there limited only to men-folk. medallion 0£ turkey leg. . was a vessel deserving of •Well, whaddya know? In the mail is a •An~ now, if you'll excuse me. rt's time to closer inspection. It's the thank-you note from Hiiiary. No, not that purchase' i.ome walking sh9Cs. Can hardly "Silver King," second in Hillary. This one's from lookalike Teresa wait for Friday's launching of the Orange line behind the Grand Bun~U, who impersonated the First Lady County Fair, where publicists promise Marshal's "Bounder." This classic 62-footcr at the recent Irrelevant Weck XVlll "bushels of fun.'\ Bushels would be welcome. features a built-in ornamental bathtub, which mishcgoss. I didn't know it at the time, but it Lately, I've been subsisting on sporadic can't be removed without dismantling the turns out that we both work for The Daily pecks, and maybe an occasion~J quart. boat. Now chartered as a "honeymoon" Pilot. Vfc still won't be whirling in the same Jerry Kobrln's column rons 1'Tonday and yacht: it WJIS built in 1925, which, orbit. Teresa is an account executive, and I WcdncsdDy. RNE PlllNT • -Jennifer E. Bro~n of Balboa Cali- fornia was named a College Scholar, the highest recognition of academic ache1vement for the spring term at Middlebury College. Jeff Taylor of Newport Beach re- cently · graduated from San Diego State Uni\ersity and was awarded the Senior Alumni Award for exceptional ache i' ement in academics, athletics, ·and and community set'\1ce. Leslie Gladstone McCraw Jr. of Ne, .. port Beacfi rec1eved the Distin- guished Service Awar~. the highest alumni tribute from Clemson Univer- s11v. located in South Carolina. ~1athew Piercey of Newport Beach made the Honor Roll at 8re\vster's Academy Berne Forbes of Newport Harbor ha:. bee'l awarded the Newport- BalboJ Rotary Club's annual S4,000 scholarship for community se"'1ce. Jennifer L lootan of Cost.J Mesa has been recognized for outstanding academic ~ch1evement on the Dean's List at St. Lawrence University. Carolyn E. Ulander of Ne,.,.port Beach rec1e,ed a B.lchelor of Arts de· gr~ rrom Connet1cul Colle~ on it's -sih Comm~ncmenl on May 29.m 1993 David Silva, Ronald Erdrich and o.ivid Perry Jll from C<»t.a Mes.:i \\.On hrsl place awards ;n the annual college and un1\iers1ty 1ournal1sm compet1t1ons sponsered by the Or· ange County Fair lubmit yo11r nuptial news The Daily Pilot wants to share your wedding or engagement announcement \\1th the community. We make it easy for you, too! Just fill out copies of our engagement and wedding forms. You can either pict.. them up in our lobby at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. or mail your request with a stamped. self-addressed envelope to the Wedding Department, The Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626 GIONIS From 1 her bad. with hot oil and then then made Se\ual advances. Only Gioni~' mt!dical lice nse is on the line. hO\.,c\(:r, incc the Statute o( lim1tat1on has run out for cri minal charges. The Orange County Di trict At· torney's office apparently tumbled upon the alleged incident while in- vestigating Gionis' involvement in hiring thug to beat up hi ex-wif~ ·and her then-boyfriend Jack Luby at • .. uby's gated Newport Bench home. Gioni:, and ·wayne were embroiled in a bitter custody bot- tle for their daughter at the time. A medical board official said Oioni is al~ being investigated for a number of "questionable ac- t1vitiei.," including ~o complaints. for negligence. And a colleogue filed a com- plaint with the medical board, charging that Gioni is "a fraud" who is ~nc:jwn in the business for conductina unnccc'ssary tests. c oCARWASH& u . CAltNAUllA WAX P Af! CWl Self WMlt · ....... a..11& ·a.. ... ... O•Ss,.cillS..,. ...... -....s N • .._..._ •ftllc..-.w.a & ~ lllW A" 'f._.._._ l?n~~~ CAR WASH f_tT.Q!~ l 1Tf I r .. I ,.,,_...,._. \ Tuesday, Jul y 6 Therapeutic Riding Classes -The Fran Joswick_ Monday, July 5, 1993 3 Wed nesday, July 7 Folk Dancing-Th La~una _f.Qll.dancers' "StJrt from Scratch" Therapeutic Riding Center will be beginner's intern.llional clab starts offering four summt'r school • 'tonight, from 8· 10 p.m. at the sessions for the disabled thrs month. . Legion Hall Community Center. beginning tocfay. Participants wilt 384 Legion St. 1n Laguna Bl•ach. spend one hour learning about Fee: S27 or $4 for each rndiv1dual hOt$E!S, tack, and srooming The cla?) For more information, C<ill second hour v,:111 be spent riding. 548 .i l93 or 494-3302. Classes will run Tuesday-Fr.day; • Friday, July 9 9-11 a.m. (Wedne)(!a~. noon-2 p.m.) 26282 0'>0 Rd San Juan Capistrano. Reg1wat1on· S75 For more 1nformat1on call 240-8441 Lecture for Women -A three-week sene:. for women who want to l"e ,.,.1th men msteJd of w1"thout them will be pre:.ented tonight, entitled "Secrets to Under:.tand1ng Men" from 7-9 p"' 11S1 Dove SI. Suite 11 0, r-..ev.port Beach. Fee: S25. For more information. call 549-5447 0 Public Education Meeting-'Rl'>0h.e "uf Or~nge Count\ v. II huid a free public niorrn;lt1onal educational mt!et1ng with a que)uon·and·an)wer period lo'lcw.ing the pre~nt.llion. 7:30 p m. tonight at tht! It'\ ne Medi.cal Center TheaLrt! 16]00 Sa!:'d Canyon A\e. ll'\1ne For more 1nformJtion ca I 859·05b0 Sentl your items to Peter Ryan, The Daily Pi/bl, 330 W. Bay St., Cost.i Mesa, 92627. CH RY LER CORP Thun.da) cHm.inp. 6.·00 -8:00 pm at die Performance o .. a: Jul) 8 Jul~ 15 Jul) 22 Jul) 29 Au~,15 AUl{\l'I 12 \ugu_q 19 .\~t26 E.dl C'09C9lt Wll9ili_t_.. ... of our ealil..., Ii If I ... .._._. lnfoLine 714--550-tNFO C.logocy 7485 ~ A top Lo Anaelcs criminal at· torney. Uraun m~l recently repre- sented Bri eno, who was acquitted of violating Rodney King's civil right an the e'plo ivc March, 1991. bentma. S t o p S m o k 1 n g. ·FA SRIOI\l IStAI\JD . J N8WPORT • • A C H · N EI MAN MAR CUS I MAONIN THE BAOAOWAV ROBINS0NS•MA Y Mo 11,ey '"'" ,,, •• , ''•"' ,0 tpf'll, tatvn .. y \Oaf'll t• lp111, •"• '""••• '' '• '"""· 1'4 U1 1000 · . I • ... I • ... • r, 4 Monday, July 5, 1993 Newport~ MeU Daily Ptlot Local BuSness & Other . ----~~ Ne~ laser mciy be answer in bat~le against baldness Surgeons m.iy soon be wielding lasers in the continuing battle against bJldne!>S if preliminary findings of current studies on laser hair transplantation remain consistent. The \ 1Jbility o( using lasers to successfully perform hair transplants became possible due to the recent development of a new, high-powered jaser that can emit !>hort bur!>tS o( energy, according to Dr. Laure.nee David, president of the lnternationJI Society of Cosmetic Laser Surgeons, who, in conjunction \\ ith world-renowned hair transplant speciJlist Dr. Walter Unger, pioneered the laser studies last September. Although attempts to use lasers in hair replacement have been made in the past, they were un·succcssf ul due to the type of la)er used, David sJid. · Unger said the most obvious benefit in using the new' laser was a marked decrease 1n the amount of bleeding during and after the procedure. "Because blood vessels arc !>eJled as laser incisions are made, laser hair transpl~mtation is an almost bloodless operation," he said. "As a rc!>ult, post-operative crusting can be minimal or non-e\IStC'nt, thus improving the immediate appearance. In addition, Unger and DJvid iound the new laser advantageous in performing minigrafting, the most rapidly growing technique in cold steel hair transplantation that places small grafts containing two to six hairs into smaller-than-usual hole) o; slits made with a scalpel blade. "The main attraction of this type of grafting is that the characteristic transitional 'doll's * head' appearance of hair transplanting can be greatly minimized or entirely eliminated, 11 Unger said. "Slit sr<ifting is generally mofe successful in avoiding· this Jppearance than round grafting. However, a number of problems ca n oocur with slit grafting that laser use can ulleviate." ... These problems include graft elevation or depression, ingrown hairs, and hair compression -where transplanted hair is compressed into very dense, unsightly lires, particularly in patients with coarse, dark hair. Unger said such problems· arc due to the narrow incision lines produced by scalpel blades. Because the new laser produces slits that can be one-to-two millimeters wide, all of the above problems can be alleviated or eliminated, he said. To date, 46 patients have been investigated fusing tbe state-~f-the-art technique which is still so new, it is currently only being offered in Southern California, Atlanta, Toronto, Australia, Germany, Hong Kong and Sweden. Only members of an ISCLS' study group have been specially trained to perform the procedure so far. "The group is currently colleding more data and gaining further experience," David said. "Hopefully. as more physicians are being trained, the procedure will be available everywhere in about a year." . For further information on cosmetic laser procedures, call the ISCLS' roll-free consumer hotline: i ·800-LASER45. C apital F unding Group ~CM<fby REFINANCE T0DAY Guaranteed To L-Ower Your Monthly Payment At ABSOLUTELY NO.COST! TM Deportmet If of hat htote fot 22 Years Call Today for o Free Consultohon (800) 201 -FUND 5031 Birch Ave., .Suite E, Newporl Beach '·· Get The Patio & Omrt)ard You've Always Dreamed About! Wet Brirt Ywr Pail> B Qut)md Desiru To Lift! 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Wash all bed~ing frequently carpeting. short-pile carpet 1s preforable to avoid the outdoors when pollen levels are in hot wJter (over 158 d~grees Fahrenheit). longer shag rugs. Scatter ru~ may be used if high. 6ut, do you know what to do to control Never allow pets in the bedroom. they arc washi.?cl frO(\ucntly. indoor allergy problems? It 's also a good idea not to have curtains in Vacuum twice weekly. prcferJbly with Jn Take this house tour to learn how to ' your bedroom. Instead, opt for vinyl window .1llcrgy vacuum equipped with a high allergy-proof your home by recrucing allergens, shJdcs or other washable window coverings. C'fiic1ency particulJte Jrr (HEPA) filtN -m~t the substances that set off your allergic , Air conditioning is especially important in the vacuum cleaner> with· PJJ>er filters blow readions. bedroom. The filter .can cut pollen counts by :illergen!> throughout the room • Following is a room-by-room guide for greater th;m 90 percent. Make sure to have Ousting is also an important Jspccc of controlling the primary allergy culprits in the the air conditioner serviced regulJrly to assure allergen-proofing your home. When you du~t. home: pollen, mold, pet dander and dust good filtration. · u)C a damp, rntner than dry. clolh. Weanng a mites, which are microscopic insects that live •BATHROOM ANO KITCHEN: To kill dust mask can .1lso help prevent allergy in your carpets, •bedding <ind upholstery. molds, apply pleach around sinks and Oare-ups. •BEDROOM: To control dust mites, bathtubs. Eliminate plumbing leaks to •THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE: Other encase your manress, box spring and pillows minimize moisture, a breeding ground for w~)'S to help allergen-proof ) bur home in allergen-proof plastic zippered cncasings, mold. Launder shower curtain and liner include making 1t a !>moke-free zone -no and cover the zippers with adhesive tape. Use frequently. tobacco, no wood-burning iircs in thl' washable blankets and spreads and polyester r • Ll~lNG ROOM: lclcJlly, floors sl~ould be frreplacc. • Study: Pregnancy complications can promote baby blues Women with pregnancy complica tions and postpJrtum complications are more likely to depression are almost two times suffer the baby blues (postpartum more likely to persistently worry depression), according to a recent about their children's health. study. "Pediatricians often assume Even if their babies are born that whatever worries the mother healthy, women wilh severe may have devel.oped during the pregnanc)t complications are mcdiccll management of her • nearly three limes more likely to -pregnancy wiH vanish in the face suffer postpartum depre)Sion. of the hc.1hhy newborn," said the Additiopally, women who author) trom Yale University expc~ience both pregnancy "' School of Medicine and Johns \ If you Ulce PWsa -Call the Other Guys . lfYou~-Call · Valen~'s Pizza FUll SERVICE WM8£R AND HARDWARE SERVKJNG: HOMEOWIBS • llDUSllW CONTUCTOIS • COMMEROAl FWURllG: WMlfR • HAIDWAlf •Pl YWOOD llKTllCAl • ~llG • HAIDWOOO DOORS Ale WllDOWS TIMIEIS • PAllT • llEATED WMIER POWO TOOLS• NUISllY I lopkins Unt\et:oit> School of I trgiene and Public HCJllh. Howaver, their findings. published il'l Pediatrics, the 1nurnal of the American Academy of Pccl1JtriC!>, indicate otherwise. 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Wishing a 'Happy Birthday' to one beautiful place to live By B W Cook; Society Editor • 'My fother left Germany the day Hitler came to power. I le was a man with only a lourth-gradc education, but he was the smane~t man I e"er knew," said· Newport .111orney Wolf Stern, host of an :1nnual American Birthday cclehrat1on with his w1(e, Anne, that a11r:icted more.than 500 pcopk at the Newport Dune. "We \\Clll 10 Aoll;ind, al)d after seven ycnrs there, we had to nee Hitler's adv~ince. My father had the family on the last boat out. Over 3,000 p-.:oplc on a ves cl made for 300. Following a stay in England. \\C l\tme 10 the United State.., ... Anne and Wolf Stern hosted the party at New°port Dunes. "There " no belier w;iy to e>.prcss nl) Ice lings for this country th~1n to throw this celebr:H1on in honor of America," offered Stern, surrounded by a large contingent of citizens w~o\e original immigrant status wa fu rther renm,ed and far le s pcr\onal. ·1 he theme \\a' cl1N1ic red, whit~ nnd blue'. Hut dogs, apple pie and ellJmpagnc \\Cre sened on bu,lfct t.1hles adorned ''ith paper bun11n~ and tri-colorcd balloon . I 111.. ~tern\ 'ailed 1t their ~nd of Jul) p.1rt) 1n hunor of 1hc 4th. It \\a' the c1gh1h annuul gathering lllhtc<l b) the pJlnouc 1:uupk ·1 he w1t1n~ 'un ,h1rnmcrcd on lhc' "·'"·' l I ~,he U.td. llav a' 1he mu,ic pJ.1)CJ lln rricrHh• circul.ltcd, ,It.iring \OOH! of their O\\n ancc,lral t.tlc,. It was the perfett oppl>rlunit) 10 ask some citizen' of tlh: U ot A "ho arc fortunate ~nough to 11,e on the Orange Co.1't. "\\ h.ll docs. America me.in to \OU>" Harri<'I andhu · 1 t mean) l can ay anything, be anything, worship · anything." Lynn Cook: "lt's about freedom of expr<;ssion1 ideas. Very simply, America is the greatest land on earth." Charles Hester: "Free enterpri e." lee Burstein: "Freedom. lmc, the ability 10 do an)thmg \\C choose." Mathew Shafnill: ''Amcnc-a 1' .1 beautiful, "onderf ul. d)'nanuc place to lh.e. \Ve ha'e prohkn)'· l. Why Notf e.1,,, ..... 8 . .,,., 72.0 W. 19th St. 650-8960 Grut Foo~ & Drin ks et very effo rd1bl1 pricu . luch & Dinner W~at 's t~e ~eal w/tke furniture? . bu t we olve them " Ron Jackson "\mcrtlJ ,, ,, place "here a child can be ra1,ed ma free country. It's something that ~hould not be taken for. granted " Tita Loza: "America is a country wuh a green card!" Wolf and Anne Stern entertained the ma,.,1ve turnout in a ca~ual ~nd warm '!>I) le It wu~ a giant family barbecue for a ~ummunrt} that h." been a v.onderlul place to h"e and work. Barbara and Jay Magnes , ~uh grandsons Scott anuJustin tn from Scott)dale; Adri enne Brennan "11h her pn eatricl.; Joann Kenton. 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Oceanf r.ont Newport Beach 675·155& I __,~ prr.sttr t t li~ touporr ' -.... ~~==~:;.;::~~~~~::..::::.;:~~;;. · 1 ·;;;,·• ~ ¢' .(tn•t fir1t cfn({ars ''~~ . I. 1 • cm ')Jn1 f](h for 2 I Co.Ha 1 f c.sa l-«ati.on Onl!J • (JCJom ·2pM} . I ~1/JllJJ .. 210l 1){acen tif1 • c>.ta 9.(esa' {71 4)642·1142 t t I , .. • . . • • • • • I . • • • • f • • ! • ' ' ' I • i • • i • e Monday, July 5, 1993 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ,. Haydee ·n11otson means bu~lnass In bid for supervisor seat ~Candidate says that her strong business background, not political experience, is what makes her qualified for job. Editor's nott: 1"bls ls tht one in a peri· odic scrits of artlclts on csndidllfts for the county supenlsorial stat now held by Harriett Wieder. By Jerry Clausen, Stan Wnter COSTA MESA • Hoydee Velazques Tillotson'l> n3me doesn't ring bi;lls in many voters' minds, but community busi· ness people recognize it immediately. Business is her business.. Tillotson says, and that's why she will seek the 0T3nge County Board of Supervisor seat that Harrie11 Wieder says she'll abandon. "There's a need; for greater business representation at all leveJs of govern- ment,"' Tillotson contends. "Di:cisions af- fectina business are made by others w~o have no idea of what it means to be in business." Tillotson recently resigned as Wiedcr's appointee to the county PlaMing Com- mission, a job she held for just a few weeks before quitting to gear up for the November 1994 supervisoriul election. She is fervent in denying that she i) Wicder's hand-picl.;ed replacement to the four-year Second Di 'trict sea t, which en- compas es most of Costa Mesa and all of Huntington Beach. "Harrie tt ~upports my candidacy," she explains. "She did not choose me 10 run for the job. When people approached me, I made my own decision." Tillotson, proprietor of Tillotson Enter- prises, manages commercial and residen- tial properties and also does "some real· estate development" from her north Hun- tington Dench office. Candidates who seek supervis0rial seal) seldom arc successful unless th ey have held other elected offices, such as city council posts, Tillotson admits. But she i~ confident that her background in business and civic organizations as v.cll ns her busi· nc acumen will be enough to win elec- tion. "My chances are good," she empha- si£e) ... I've been in the community for 24 years, :ind I have been involved." ' That imolvement include-, the short stint on the county Planning Commission; t\\O >en rs on the county's Commbsion on the Statu' of Women; and serving a) chairperson for the .Huntington· Dcuch Chumber of Commerce, the Huntington Harbour Republican Women Federut ed and the Huntington Harbour Philhor- monit Commiuee A big issue in nny political race, she says, is money. How much will be necuc<l to \\in·? "It's bee n suggested that it will · 1ai...c SS00,000," she says. She recently held a smnll fund-rai ser but doesn't want 10 say how m uch was ruised. "Remember," she admonished, "J have not officially declared or announced. But, yes, 1 will run." Tillotson 'admits that her (und-railing and voter base will be shnred ~Jhe only candidntc thut has formally an· nounccd he'll run for Wieder's post next No\.ember, Huntington Beach Ci1y Coun- ci lman Jim Siha. • Silva, too, recognize) thut he and Tillot· son will strnrc mo'lt of the san)e bu!lincss· oriented voter and funding group). ''A lot of m}' uppori ''ill be from people oppos- ing tax hit...cs," Silva said this week. "I ~now she\ pro-businc s, \O we'll probably have some cro 'I over." Uut the councilrrn1n ':1y11 he's an11- cipa1ing a "clean race," adding, ··t think H:1ydce is very nice lady, and I'm looking forw:ird 10 ii .. .'' The only otticr c:rndidatc on the im- mediate -hori2on, both agree, h Hun- tington Ueach Councilwoman Linda Moul- . ton-Patterson who says !>he won't decide 'Doomsday budget' strikes ·· a ·blow to library I> \.. W e called it the ''Doomsday budget" ~nd hoped it \\Ouldn't happen. • But it did. We'll began shu11ing our 't:ounty libraries two days a week on Thurl>day. This snd and frustrating ' sit uat ion is due 10 the proposed -------. 1993-94 state Marilnna .Hof Book Notes budget in which S2.6 billion in - local property taxes is being shifted to state public education. A) a result, Costa Me!ta's two libraries \\ill be open·-only 29 hour~ per \\CCk each inl!t~d of the current 55 hours per week, a cutback of 44 percent. In addition, the library's heart and !>Oul -the boot... budget -wall be cu t by two-thirds from last year. improvement, car repai r and law: nutrition and cxerci e; and a marked increa e in recreational reading. One can, however, bemoan a situation only so long nnd then get on with busi ness. !n that regard, the Costa Mesa libraries will be offering in July ond August their Childrea's Summer Reading Progrnrn, "Top H:it and Talcs: Pulling on the Book." Also, our active and supportive Friends of the Library .are sponsoring a special summer fund-raising campaign,''Coins For Kids" from July I thmugh Sept. 4 to raise cxtr:i money needed for children's and young adult programs that are in danger of being climinatl!d because of the coming budge t cut backs. Library patron!I and all members of the community arc encouraged to bring their spare change\ to either Cost<i Mesa library to help fill a large plastic \\atcr boule by the Labo.r Day weekend deadline. Most of the Friends' operating funds arc ~pent on ~pccial program!I. including the ~ummct reading club. 1hca1rical presentation:., the "13irthuay Book Club," story hour\. and books und ~upplies for cra(t progr Jill'> schcdulCd thruughou1 lht.! year. So, empt) )OUr pod.c1' and purses of that pe~ky, heavy and posture-destroying !lpare change at either the Costa Mesa Drunch, 1855 PMk Ave. or MC)'a Verpc Branch, 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East. Sturdy muslin coin bags \viii be pro,ided fo r the convenie nce of those having large amounts of heavy coin tote. Co!lra Ml! a libraric:, • hours :ire abbrc\ ia tcd. but the )l:llfs arc :th\a}s \\illing to CXH."'lld thern~clvc!i to their co111111un11y in an} an<l .111 way~ po"1blc. Commercial Real Estate & Business Loans REAL FSf ATE WANS BUSfNESS WANS All types, strip malls, For working capital, ac.c.ounts receivable, commercial buildin~. etc. equipment Jeasin'g, factoring, SBA's. ALLIANCE FUNDING · MEMBER IAFC · 714/675-8125 ~------~----, : Diii LADiES ~ ' TAKErr L AllllF! I I I I whether to enter the race until next year. Politicnl insider~ have also mentioned a trio of Cosio Me~n cou.nc1I members - Sandy Genis, Peter Jluffo nnd Mary Horn- buckle -as potential c:indidatc), though none ha\:C indicated any intcre!it "' of yet Although super\ ''onal pQ)t'i arc bi lled ·a) "non-par1i\an," a RcpubhC•lll .tlr1l1ation in mo)t of Ornnge Couh1y is co1Ndercd an as,cl. Moulton-Pa11er on, TilloN>n point~ out, b a Ocmocwt '\\1th ;i whole d1lfc rcnt agcnd.1 " l'robknJ'I fa cing 'upct\ i'or :uc m~ ri.1u, Tillotson admiti.. The h1ggc-.1 i'l'u1:,, 'he !t:l}'· a(C \\IWI''> IO be uonc \\ilh the Tu)• tin :ind l:i Tow m1li1,11r ha'c' )Chc:duh.:d for do!>utc; crime; hcnlth care and ta\c). l3ul the )..c> (o '>uh 1ng all of thu'e p1ob· lem . ,he cmpha,itc'I, i-, a healthy econo- my. She figun.:' thJt her bu,11\c'' e\pen· ence \\111 be o great :1.,,ct in. hclp111g to he.ii Orange County') economic \\Ound:.. Before you give to the fig ht against cancer, look for the sword. There are many cancer organizations. Some good, some not so good. but only your Amencan Cancer Society ha the sword. Look for it bffort you give. for moce information caU 1-800·ACS-2345 I:~· f soc1nv nen·s """"' IUM1'1ll TUJI -..... --------, MURPHY'S ) 556-89N I I I I I I I I I I .. Prejudiced in favo r of maintaining a community's most important cultural and intellectual asset? Without a doubt! Historically, it is in different economic time s thnt people especially need the community ~ervrces they rece ived for free. America's public library !lystems experienced unprecedented use during the Depression years when other forms of entertainment and enlightenment were too costly. 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Cl 11113 I I I ~IUCH •w. ..... .... --.~ .,.., .... .... ,.... ........ ..... . ....... , f71•> 631·2110 r.nOJ 439 RIBS • •• ' : .. ... . ' .. • • .. -· Newpor1 Beach/Col1a Meaa Dally Pilot Newport . . • , tops Oilers for third .,.... Sea Kings turn back Servite to win consoJation championship; Estancia l)ows to Trabuco Hills. · N cwpon Harbor High~ boys b aske t ball . co~ch Bob Serven • continued to be impressed by the showing of his squad as the Surf City .Summer Tournament concluded on Saturday. "We played really well 10 get third pince, 1' he said after Newport had taken care of Huntington Beach, 58-48, ·Satur- day. "There were some really quality teams playing .in this tournament." The Snilors, who went 3-1 in tift 16- leam event with the only loss coming by I I to Mnter Dei, overcame an early deficit agninst Huntington Beach with a strong second qunrter. After outscoring the Oilers I 7-5 in the period to take a 33-24 halftime lead, New· port stretched it 'out a bit in the third quarter before cruising home for the win. "We played pretty good man-to-man defense against Huntington to hold them 10 48 points," said Serven. Serven cited the trong piny of Juan Orellana, who wns the leading scorer for Newporl, nnd Wade Tift. Coming off the bench with :rt>ig contribu tion wos 6-foot-4 sophomore ..Wes Badorek, "ho notched .' e1gh1 points. - I n a "ild game that f ea- • 1ured a grand to1al of 55 t · foul called, an ejection 1 of a Scrvite pla)er am.I fo·e ~I tcchnicn l fouls. Corom1 dcl~=;;> Mnr emerged "11h a 71-66 · '1c1ory O\-er the Friar for ~~...-­ the conM>lallon championllh1p. The Sea Kings contended ''ith a Sc" 11e front line that measured 6-8, 6-6 and 6-5 aero-,, ... And our tallcllt gu)'s about 6-2." offered CdM Coach Paul Orris. "They (the FriJr ) didn't shoot \\c.:ll outll1dc, o we. pad.cd it 1n and mullclcd 'em. We're doing all right so far thi um- mcr. C'OO idcring our SIZC." Ra min Ba tani paced the Sea King) w11h 19 point • while D;in Mac M1ll.1n added 21 and Jeff Schroeder 11 . P acific Coa t League n- ~al squared Off in the fifth-place game, \\-tlh \E .J Trnbuco Hi lls bolting to B big\ /, early lead and holding off E -1.> r ~ ~ tanCl:l, 81 -69. .,¥,. ~ "They got really hot 1n the fir~t quarter, and led 30-11 ," explained Eaglell Conch Tim Par cl. "We were JU!lt tr)ing to climb out of that hole the rc)t of the '<'ay." Mark P1e~on tallied a summer-tu~h 19 points ~hlle Clay Frenz added 15 fowr E~­ tancia , now 2-3 during the um mer. • In the chnmpiomhip game w-on h) Mater Dci O\e r Santa Marg:irita, b-66. Ju nior Michael Cunningham from Dalbo.1 connected on 3 of .i three-point -.hot at- tempt to boost the winners. DEEP SEA SUNDAY'S COUNTS DAVEY'S LOCKER -7 boats. 244 anglers 12 yeDo#Ulf. 64 bonito, 220 t>arrxudJ, 296 calico ba~. 519 sand bus. 19 scUlpin, 10 sneephead. S rock1 sh. 4 1131 but 260 mackerel. 3 cabezon. 2 blackfin croa~er. 8 yellowfil croaker. 1 leopard shark. 1 v.hlte sea bass 75 blue perth. NEWPORT LANDINO -S bOats, 109 anglers 4 yellowtatf. 469 sand bass. 132 calico bass. 86 bar- racuda. 29 bonito. 2 rockf1sh. 3 sculpin, S sheephead 131 mackerel t • SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330,'!Cxt. 387 • • OJ " p • "· 'p/l<M Corona del Mar diver Sandy Zubrin was the O\Crall \\in.ncr in the platform event at the Southern California Invi tational. Having· a ·ball .helping the · Dukes At 1 O years old, Costa Mesa 's Brian Morton starting his fourth year as ball boy for team. By R1chvd Dunn. Sports \\ r .ter COSTA Ml:SA -Soon enuugh. Onan Morton \\Ill be recc1\lng 1enn1., b,ill-, in pro· fo .,ional C\COI\ from the ball bo)v rathi:r than feeding them. A lltandout on the )OUth cm:u11. Morton '"II begin h1'> fou rth )Car a b:ill bo) tor the ,,-.... r-.c\\port Bc,1ch Duke-. on \\'ednesda). ''hen - the Dukell ho l RJlc1gh in the WorlJ TcamTenni opener at 1he John \VJ)nc Ten- nill Club. "l\c been doing 11 a long time, and I'm gooJ JI 11." ll.iid Mor- ton, of Collta ~tcsa. "They pick me e\CI) )ear 1 \\Orl 1hc back court on ch;ingco\er~ You have to roll 1he ball' down to the other ide ''here the C1' er 1 • or to the C1' er. or to 11 to the cf\cr. You hJ\C to pay attention to the core, Jnd )OU can onl) bounce it once to them. "It's real fun . You get free food -pizza -.ind 'lhirn •. And th t'> year I get to go to th e new Anaheim Arena and be the ball bo) for Jimmy Connors (of the Phocnl\ Sma~h). lt's great 1 have hill au'tograph." When Morto n rc11rcll from ha ball bo) career, he. too. migh t be igning autograph . Morton, who turned. 10 )Cars old on June 29. ad,anced to th e semifinals 'of lhc recent Southern California Tcnni Association (SCTA) Junior Sectionals in the boys 10 age d1\i,ion ln u draw of 128 pla) erll, Morton won fi"e conl\ecutive m.1tchc \\ithout Jo ing a 'ct un11l the em1final.,, "'hen he lost to e,·cntull champion Wi lham Yang of Torrance. 6-1. b-1 Monon. ceded lll\th, defeated fourth-!\eedcd Phillip Sheng (San r:ernando Valle>) in the qu:irtcrfinab, (>..I. 6-·t to Jd' .incc. Moreover, ~torton \\a:. fortunJtc to I.!\ en be on the courts la-.t ''ed. "He \\JS h11 bv a car t\\O \\CC~" bc- lore the 1ourna1ncn1, and he \\;.I!> not gi,cn a Joc1or's release. unlll right up to the hcg1nn1ng of the 1ournamcn1.'· 'aid Glenn ~lorton, his Lither anJ coJch. al:.o a teaching pro at 1hc ~le .1 \'i:rde Tenni Club "It ""l' doubtful th.11 he \\J"I l!Ollll! to be able to pl:iy. He \\J n't JNe to practice before the toumJmcnt. anJ he pla>cJ \\ll h a knee bdcc on JnJ .i Brian Morton "rnt brlce on ·· Monon. ranked in tlk tl1p liq: in Stluthi:rn CaHfo'fn1a in the boys IOs. pl;ins to mo'e up to thc I~' J1"1s1on for 1he rest of this )Car. "I hke gettir1g belier e\pcricnce," ~aid Morton. "ho bcgJn pla)ing 1cnnis "ht:n he \\JS two. "l hit a lot ''ith m) d,1J, .ind I play 1iomc men at the club. I beat th em. l\c \\OO tour out ol ~~ . "I ha' e 27 t roph1e . I need a new troph) rack. I ha' c ll"-' mam I'm mo"ing up to theJ2ll becaullC I want to J\C m' ra nk· 1ngs and I want more c\pcncnce." ' · In hill career, ~h>rton. sponsored by Prince, has "'on t\\O non· sectional events at 1hc Co ta Mc a Tenni Club, a satelh1e tllur- namcnt ut Dap,1 1 hlh. and an open 1ournnment in Redl,1nd' la't )Car. "I hke the net a lot." Morton aid. ''I'm really aggre ~\C and I keep a lot ol balb 1n .. i ·Monday, July 5, 1993 7 Illa day tor CdM's Zubrin ~ She adds platform title to earlier three-meter crown at invitational diving meet. MISSION VIEJO -ulrona del Mar's Sandy Zubrin won both the age group and senior women·~ d1vi ion unda) in the platform e"ent at the Southern Cahforn1a ln,1ta11onal D1.,ang Meet at Marguente Aqua11~ Center Zubnn also was. a close second in the seniors l ·mcter on Sunday, wrap- ping up ,nother unpress1ve weekend fo r the Junior-to-be at Corona de!I Mar High and rWo-time def ending ClF champion. She taned off on }-nda\ w11h an easy win at three meter' on the age- group level. On Saturday, Zubnn "as forced to setUe for third_ place on the seruors level an the same three-meter event. ' With 429. 15 pouus. she "a only 1.1 poinlS away Crom runner-up Amy Sloan . of the M1ss1on Vie10 Nadadores and 6.75 points off the winning effon of ~·fancy Janik of the Ro e Bowl Aquat· a CS. Sunda) was a better dav for Zubnn a~ she dove the ~n1or one-meter and placed runner-up to Janak, falling hon b~ le than 4 ~ point . 4 ~()..403.05 "Sand) onl} did one d1\e poorl}. and 11 wai. the same one she h~d trouble "'1th Thur day (in the age-group one- metcr)," said her mother Bonnie. In -the platfonn, she po ted 403.!5 pomts. the first time he h3-ll broken the 400-point plateau. Her clo est com·. petition in the age-group etas had 316.90, while t~e runner-up in the se- nior divi ion had 343.95. Garcia takes men's crown at Op Pro ...,. Mearig captures women 's title; Hawaii wins Tag Team: HL'Nl IJ\GTO~ Di::.ACH -111111111• -Ha\\J11an Sunny G;irc1.i \\On the men\ Main E'cnt ti tle Saturda\ at the 12th an- nual Op Pro' Surfing C'hJmp1-911i;;;::::;i• 0n hip 10 take home S .UOO along \\ 11h the firllt-place tro· ph) Garcia. \\ho llni!>hed third in the \\Orld in 19Q:!, Jcfe;Hed Dral1han JOJO Oh,enca. 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EXPIRES JULY 10, 1993 .I ---------------. 2380 Newp_ort Blvd. Costa Mesa ... ·650-8598 or l60-8599 OPEN f./ONDAY -FRID1H' BAf./ T 0 5Pl.l , · .. ,\ .~ r ,' /I ... 'fl .. 1 \ ;..,."' • : ·. . : ·. • l•E,OIL •Up ID 5qla. *iCllN M• 0 t• II •Niii,...., ·0-..--~•1111) ...... .,.,._. I • I . I ..... , ~--... , • • .. , .. : • t • • . ' I ..,AIT llW\.f'" lllYtCI •KTOlY t•nr H.-~"11 Sc-httr.t·.11 '41·1611 ... I • .. .. ------------------ INDEX ,~,~---w RUI. ESTATE I App.rtments/Commerclal ................ 27150 Buaineee Property ......................... 2787 BuaineH Otnce Rentale ................ 2789 Com.merclal Property .................... 2778 ., . 1m~=---·1 Announcemente ............... ,.,, .......... 2920 " Theater/Cutln.r ..... : ....................... 2921 Income Tax ......... -........ ,, .............. 2922 ~. Loet,'5 Found .......... ,,,, .... ,, .... ,, ...... 292~ , Monday, Juty 5, 1913 8 2 Co•ta Me••z CA 92827 Purnttu.re ............ ~ .......................... 8014 Miec. Mercban.diae .... ,,,,, ............... 801& C&n:).eru ..................... ,, ................. 8018 Collectlble• ....... .......< ......................... 8017 Computere ..................................... 8018 Free Merchandise ......................... 8022 Jewelry/Furs/Art ............................ 80215 Build.in&' Mater~ ...... ,, ................ 8030 Machinery ..................................... 8046 Health & Fltneu ................. , ......... 3000 Duplexea/Untt• ............................. , 2788 Induetrfal ..................... ,,, .............. 2788 I omce Furniture/Equipment .......... 8047 '• Schoo~tructlon .............. ,, .... ,,. 3012 Travel ...... ,, .................................... 3014 Income Property ..................... , ..... 2790 RoUHs/Condoe ..................... 1002·1094 Pets/An.lmals .................................. 6049 Musical W.truments ..................... 80:515 Mobile Rome• ............................... 11 oo Acreap .......................................... 11215 Memberships.~ ............................... 3018 Pianos/Organs ............................... 8069 Bulldinc • Contract ..................... 1 uso Pereonale .................... : ......... 3002-30015 Bicycles .................... : .................... 6080 Beach Property ............ J .............. 11715 Sportln&' Goods ............................. 8085 Cemetary Lote ............................... 12815 Tickets .......... , ................................ 80715 Rouse• To Be Moved ............. , ...... 13215 Bualne•• For Sale ......................... 2900 TV/Stereo/Electronics .: .................. 8080 Lot• For Sale : ............................... 1400 SERVICE DIRECTORY Out-Of-County ............................... 115215 BuaineH Opportunity ................... 2904 Buain••• Wanted ........................... 2908 I Out-Of·State .................................. 115158 Ranche.tJ'arma .............................. 115715 Credit ...... , ..................................... 2907 Service Directory.: ............... 3406·3939 Reeort Propertl•• ......................... 1680 Inveetment Opportunity ................. 2908 Time Sharee .................................. 11590 Inveetment WaJ\ted ....................... 2910 Real Eetate Exohanp ................... 1800 Money To Loan ............................. 2914 Real Eetate Wanted ...................... 18215 Money Wanted .............................. 2918 Oaraire Sales .. ,, ... ' .... ,,, .......... 8102·8190 1mRUl ESTATE aJJRENTll.S Mort~•· T .D ............................. 2918 All real estate I listings that run in Employment .................................. 15530 Rouaes/Condoe ..................... 2102·2194 Employment Wanted .. ,,,, .... ,, ......... 553:5 Apartment• .......................... 2802-2894 Saturday's publication appear in the separate Real Estate taQloid section. Domeetio ........................ ,, .. ,, .......... 6640 Duplex•• ....................................... 2704 Roome· ........................................... a708 Boats .............................. : ..... 7011·7018 Rotei./Motele ................ ,, ............... 2718 R•E~HANDISE FOR SALE Marine Service .............................. 7020 ' ... Vacation Rentale ........................... 2722 Marine Sllps/nock.s ............... ,,,, .... 7022 Roommatea Wanted ...................... 2724 Airplanes ....................................... 8010 Rental.a Wanted ............................ 2728 Campers/I'railers ........................... 8014 Ga.rap• For Rent ......................... 2740 Antiquee,. ...... ,, ......... ,, .... ,, .............. 8010 Scooters ....................................... ~8018 Storap .......................................... 2742 Appliances ..................................... 6011 Automobiles ...................... : ... 9010·9090 M.190. Rentale ........................ : ....... 2744 AuctloM ................... ,, ......... ,,,,.""' 6012 How To Place A · Classified Ad • BY PHONE: 714-642-5678 BY .VISITING OR MAILc · DEADLINES 330 West Bay Stred · Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (cot'D~r of Nnrpon Bhd. & Bay SL) Monday .................................... Friday 5 :30PM Tuesday . .' ............................... Monday 5 :30PM GENERAL POLICY Rates 1Dd deadliHS art Abject lo clt.aqt witbOClt notice. lbe pa.Mislter rtSU'ftS tbt npt to censor, reclassify, rnia or ~ uy classified adnrtisemeaL PleaM report uy erron that m~ be in your c1asaiW acl iamediat.ely. nc Dally PiJot & lbe ladqadeat aettpts .o liability for uy tJTOr ia .. acmrtisemeat for wlaicb it may be rapoosiblt except for IM cost or Ott ..,.ce actaaUy ocapled bJ IM a'Tor. Cn:dit CH oely be a1Joftd for t.bt ftnt iuatioa. North Orange County-540-1220 Wednesday ........................... Tuesday 5 :30PM We' Hep You Write A 600D Ad!! Call one of our friendly Ad-~sors TODAY!! Independent ..................... Wednesday 3:30P?d CLASSIFIED HOURS: Thursday .......................... Wednesday 5:30PM Ttltpbone 8:00AM-5:30PM Monday-Friday, Walk-ID 8:30AM-S:30PM Monday-Friday Friday .................................. Thursday 5:30PM Saturday .................................. Friday 5:30PM No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper n.. lilillli. fits In. 1------COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT HOUSES/ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 ROOMS 2706 GARAGES 216 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT LOST & 2740 FOUND EMPLOYMENT 2925 5530 CONDOS FOR SALE ACREAGE Easttide Twnhome EASTSIDE 2Br 1 Ba, CdM Rm/Ba, some iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3Br 2~Ba S1275 LUXE 3Br 2Ba nr bch, 900 aq ft. •garage. kttch privs E•ec hm. STORAGE SPACE FOUND: BIKE Hair Cutten 2 car gar, pvt yard, AC. Ip. wot bar, lg lot, S775, Clean, cool. Cat comm pool Near UCI 2175 SF. South CM There Is a bicycle In For THE HAIR CUT· HP lamlly rm, pool. 2<ar gar Quiet. very ok. 645-354-4 645-0713 $495 Incl ut 721 ·1615 Secure. Well Lighted the Lost and Found at TERS store in Costa tennis. vac.nt. • clean Lse 675-7130 EASTSIDE Reasonable 5o4&s7123 the NB police 1ta-Mesa Great iMY No 112c: 341 RN1era Or Nwpt Shra JBR 2BA. Baclt Bay HOTELS t!Of'I, II you don t cta.m cltentel needed .-942-07 t t l/p, patio, gar, comm 1 BA I BA, small back, ti In a week, tis mine FT 722-85 '1 t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LUXURY 2BR 2BA pool. tonnls. No pots yard. gas w/d hllup1 & MOTELS 27·18 COMMERCIAL Thank you 673-6276 PfT CLERICAL Gena sell full s Acre condo, dbl ~. 1rp1. $1400 yrly 650--8145 $595 No pet 645•1631 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST CAT ranch•• near 4 beauti· pool S99S 1~·· S200 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA MOTOR INN REAL ESTATE 5 yrs banking & It ful lak .. ~ Hows M2 5~ POOL. spa. 2 lrplc, 4Br. Back Bay low daily/wkly. $99 & ••••••••I •REWARD• bkkpng ••P Property from gambling. OWC. dep. • w/d, S2450/mo incl lBR IBA, sml backyd up. top toe. no1(l to Brown tabby lel}'ale. 9 mgmt oNICe 47&-0104 S2 990 $500 esown Prlrne E'alde loc 193 lawn & pool m alnt, 64.. If 645-4840 months, spayed. 00 Reeepl!Of'l•Sl will also S7S ~. S00.223-4763. Magnolia Av 2er'1ea. 1518 Anita Lane S635 No pet .. -1631 00 course, collar Lost on the do gen office/ans-re = gar, d/W, w/d hkup N/ (WeatcUft) 64s-4053 •FREE CABLEl!•I LIVE IN LAGUNA BUSINESS OFFICE 2500 block ol Fairway telephone flip re pet. S925 &45-1020 SEA VIEW 1 Bdrm. clean. pool· Fur.n Studios, kitchen· FOR RENT 2769 Onve. Costa Mes.a on qut<ed w-kends - 3er 2Ba fabulous mil-side, gated, lndry rm, ettes. TV, pool $195 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiil the ..,•nong of June work call 436--9217 HOUSES/ lion $$ area. Comm close to bch, schlS & up. 494-5294 28 Pleas~ call 722· NEWPODT h ..... 2 5858 EXECUTIVE SUITE In 0583 or 67325689 s-ret•.v lOVAI. ltOllSIHO c· ONDOS ~ pool & tennis. gated s ops. -• --• Newport Center, view T~ Lutlleran Church Ol'l'011tu 111TY BEACH 2169 comm. 529-4024 MOur·IN SPEC''"''l ncNTAlS TO LOST• N ew Zeeland ..... ,,_. A.r;; ofllce,1umlsh9d $100 • of th9 Master, Coron.'\ "lllttll.-.~lllMs FOR RENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Studio w/paho on E'•ld• 1Br. den, IBa. suanc 2724 wk. and seen HfVICe Pasapot't •R89S667 Del Mat 11 aKrenuy .. ......,.,1a~111Mld· I•••••••-water, akylts, sleeping gar, W/d hkups. new RIUUO avail Ir" coNff, tax, Lost in v1c1n1ty ol lnten11ewtng 1or lhe eralfllrHeslilltAdtlttll• tott, $875 Boat dock crpVpnVdrps. $695. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gr8 location 2nd of· Costa Mesa Fair, po11t1on of Par11h ~..._-..Ulttll Beach Area! avt 675·5&41 646-3786 1658 WalnuLoe.32,5086 AT THE BEACH Npt lice avail: S200 mo grounds Aewerd. s ... I .. ..._... ... _ ·--.. --•1 Ted ,_, 7"'-"'1313 Please call 71 4 646-ecretary ... pp IC•· ... ---_, ,. ..... 1K1, COltONA MIWPOllT NJl•IULA •MOVE·IN SPEClALI ShOres 2 rms ava.11 ..., "-...,. 4955 '"' loons are ava.tabte at 111111111111 er •1sc,l•IHll11 DEL 1IAlt 2122 Y'EARLYORWWT£R Gar1t9• Lg 2BR IBA now· S325/S37S. Ga--E.,....X""'E=c..,,..,.,u""T""'IVE~-'""'s,..,.u""i"""f""E,....1 th• church office Miff• llCI. "• 1tlifte111 S750/M0-$1~1it0 nu cpt, orw. storage. rage. M1F 650-4475 near JW Airport. NB 2900 Pa<:1tic v-Dr. ,,.,._..,_....,. ..... ,., 1~ Ind ec1alfl9"t APARTMENTS S725/mo 840-2495 S2SQ mo-to-mo Free btwn 9am·lpm M F U.ilNllftl'I.•••--• •CANYON HOME• F~ FOR RENT CdM 38r 2Ba beach· ...,_ fu ti PERSONALS Sec _.._ -~ .. -.. ... ...,. Villa Ren·~ •-1n .. Onl1' $800 CloM h••· Lg rm/pvt .,... .g. m, voice mil • retary --r -,.__ 38R 2Ba. frplc, 2 cat Ulla I IS urlty ... /d .,..,,.. I recept, coHff, conl .-THINKER DOER IMIMw.ac-tnz '*".'' gar, grnt views, new &t• Aft12 E nc ec 2 BR ,_ ;:;';' tr,kwll"'~~ rm.. FAX. copier. Fed Phorle. typ.-.g & ottice T"'· --will HI ........ , t ... , ..... 1-1~"-~--astslde 1 Of "' ..,. 2 ar ,,.,.,,~........ ~-UPS -~-.........--...-pn --· "'"" ~ Qui t C I N ~. , notary, NCty altlllS PT/FT Growth • ...-.... --...___, a • omp ex. o CDM nr "-ac", .... *ut I '"'' St 00'---I I W I I __ ,_,.._.,_._ C .. -_ _. BALBOA t 93t 8427 .,. " ....... ava1 ,...90 ,,._SCHOOLS a. potent a I train IMlll 11f rut"'* wllklll 1111 .-m -we: ocn pe s. • SPl!Cious rm/ba, kltch non-eftlce with all GI lntll~tw. & thic:lt skll'I ~., ... .,.,OwruMfl vu, fr ctyd/Woodsy 28A 2~Ba condo, New· ISLAND 2606 tBR SPECIAL $352 prtV. F non-.smkr. $4 al>oYe a&Mces. 833-INSTRUCTION 3012 required 631n4337. •• ..... .., ...._. M • :;:'n~':r~~a.onlh~: 2 por1 North. hdwd 1 nrs, moves you in thN 7/4 Incl ulll. 723-1968 9SSO. Al Outnlan F~ 631..()329 '"" .. '' lftlftlae• 111 ~I• den/dl'lg r'l\13-4 BA. cat gar, S1350 mo. • BAYFRONT Studio only. Don't miss this E 'ehl• ocean breeze•. US Postal & Gov .Jobs ....,... .. ......... .. $2900 mn13-9291 Avl tl/25. 729-7250 apt. yearly. No pets. onel 546-9081 ~ature prof fem. NIS. --------1 BE A PARALEGAL S23 per hOur • ~ ~.::..~:.c:: 3BA 28a hse. trptc. ga· No 1mkra. Avail now. N /O •••k• same. BUSINESS a Accred. Atty. In •fits.. now h"'"O' -Cerone Ht9hl8nch rage Sl500 mo S7251mo. 673-41&40 NEWPORT Share )WnhM. pool, •truc:ted, Home Study 800-9.15..()32.? 24 hrs ::::",~ ~;~:::.~ ~:r.'fr.:. :=f°n':. Pro/erty Ha~ Rllr1 New 2br Mllt to S. bay. BEACH 2669 parking , pleaunt fINANCE FREE INFO ~SS c•HUO•ut·JSll. crpt, Fronting on can-C t4tea-3850 12ft celling, laundry. =IL~&4~;'6onS200 ••••••••I EMPLOYMENT yon w /cytt a ocn 3br/2 ~ba Twnhm, frpl, deck, parking, MEMBEISBIPS srDVJ~~ 5533 vtewa. Pool. lg c*:k, 2 comm pool/\ennla/ S1250 mo. S73s6eM •21DRll $100• FEM non-.amkr share wl s;A ~ ROUSES/ car ~ a pc>ft, Vety epa, sqtt In •lee up-BDRM SIOO Mme 2Bf 28a apt "' BOSllfESS 30181iiiiiiiii~==-iiiiiii ONDOS qui.t e4du•Ne ngn. grades. BKR 642-3850 co•oNA * 1 * Fun 111. 8NYl gmda. OPPOltTUKITY .. I I I I I I C brhdl 11700/mo. ~ Frla, ~hwshr, atoYe quiet arN. p004/ape/ 211lAA BCYC Memlj>er1hlp ~ M aware thflt . FOR SALE 780-1944 or &51·-5993 AVL NOWI Clean 314br, DEL MAit 2622 lincT. No pets 545-4855 gym, lndry, gar, Mw ~ 1 500 over .'transfer t~ lletlngs 1n thla cat -------·Custom tum-key f\Jm ~~.,:lrOk~S~~:s 21M au'HTS $9001 crpt. A~5:t5/mo +l150 coai. (9()&) ~295 ~llm:y:~= 28r 2Ba condo, kMtty dep. ~74t4 ••~ fresh paint. Choice area. bllnda, ctep. 1, &44-4030 $300-$500,WEEK aftef ~ •U'll in which \hOfe i a patio, pool, nr bch clean, 1 blk to bch, r~·71~a~ M";.1:;:-"::('~ ~.:..,: ~s) Home bustn.n oPP· Dec•w wtehee to ao-charge per ~tnut• COIOMA DELllU 11750hn0 lae, 11950 .. wrld9• condo w/ parking apace $585/ ,,_,_ -....... 71~51-'887 quif• Npc 8aach CC 1022 ahor1 tetm, 760-3187 vtew. 2br/2ba. 2 c:.r mo. 459--9242 Lv Maig •Aell About Our poolflacunl, w/d, no memt>ershl Pt9 ca111-.••••••• ·--------· w/d, pool/apa. H C. • ........ SpecWt 2 p«sllmk M1.eGta A R•ch Future In $26 1$4•7141 c: 154-7100 •• ------Lg 2Bf 2Ba. trpk:, cpt. 1 12915 ~ MM1C>e y..,.. Newl, 28A. fam-NB room w/d Caible 811110n v.\dtng lndU9 llEltCBANDlSE BY OWNER: Vllolw/POOI slow, frig, angl gar, Beautiful 1g 38R dplx COSTA MESA 2124 11y compteJC.. Averao-lV aund.dl · t..W. · t.3K44K ~Income WMenDt t WOUid lllt•lm••••••• .... or IM, s. of PCH. w/d hk~ IP25 + xlnt weit blly loc 2 ,.,,. 1e37 50/mo w/a 8 ~· 3 blks to bllllch. poM wtoy. Matte 'fOUI to take ov. Ne.-pon 4-5 br/3b9.' lleot< Of dep (310>439-9797 1 ._,.,.., :,.... mo IM. .-0..:ttO · own l'lfL No aelllnG ~ CC M~lp•--------13100 mo. 7~ car gar. 1...,.,,mo r"r •1200 OPPt 3BR • dep M2 .. 123 Buy dw.ct a aave 790-5000 EJCt 101 ·---oll'nl!~ · a"10 _.;;.;;...;..;..;;....;..~...;..;;..-..___ fi.ent Del Iller 48R+ 854-3813 Ev 723.()516 2\.-\Ba, W/O hllupa, Udo ..._ ~tra, 28A Ne-Prof mete 24-.30 nJ S.--1.eoo-&37-5765 AAU v-vv P~ :-:• 3~8a tri-M, ram rm, iiuwa end unit, •BR geraQe, 2233 F.ntew. 2BA w/Vlewl Frplc, amltr ..,, 2BR ofdn L 0 CAL v ~ N 01 N 0 'Newly..:. 3Bt 2¥t8a vac, ~I $2250 2 1/2BA. 2 tllry rwnm, 11070/mo ..... '100t micro/oven, d/w, apt. 1 blk to &en; AOVTE High CMh In l•••••••••I • 1900'8 WAUIUT or 29A +·..;,·Cape 729-7 call , s>Yt • patlO. ffpl, 2 car a w..es. ll'ree Rettel ~350 i ... ~ _ P'knO avt. $415/mo + com•• Buy All Or EllPLO'f'llEJllT ~ Gf.N4MO uprlOM Cod .eyte, woodbUm-gar, pl, 11400, Sendl Sharp newer 28R aaA -Hl•Y8 a very pvt utifL Avt 711 Nctl. Pa,,eeoo-2.,.1900 GRAN>~,,__ Ing frplo, gerden COSTA lllSA 21 24 6444771/454-2492 1195/mo. AGC. Pam 1 .ey 28A 2~Ba Apt 873-3525 Ev M2-e705 ~-= ~;,. pado12cetpw/auto E11ec Herbor View 5 ... 5180or9~ rw FMhlon tt.i. No P.t N•l8•11t•• oeean Li:!:~s ~~~~O:,": ~·1111 opnr. New cpe/palnt. Twnhm, 3br+t•mlly AVAIL NOW E'1tde •1145 "4·7742 or \ltew, w/d Anl ?/15 .,,.... Po'Mitllll ~ IJIPLOYlllJIT i-;1i5li1Ji•"1iillilll&liI. :'~,~· 875-331' '1 ,2,3 Bedroom•. ga· rm, lot.I of upgrltdea. 28r. frplc. giar. yard, a54·7MS WWf •ll'C. Fem nle. mpon, "'" ..... ·~VE.NO 5530 ........ '.. •••O • A °' Rat.. ragea. neer bllllch, w/ 1050af. 11900 mo. w/d '*uPL No SM'*· ..__.1 • $410• ~. e7~1 ......, • .,. •• , . ~~ o09't nr d Ncup, mk:foWavea. 31()-421.sseo sees •181934-3710 ......,, • • Avell nowl 831-4$22 Veiry pvt guest apt In Prof 2$-38 ...,.. nlQe 1 DAY •o ........ Eh-~ ~ " fttL01'. CLA8811'1D COSTA--•• lOZt -beo heme. 39,, den, ,.._... IAI 28r 1aa. e-tecf .,..., 'um lnct 38f 2911 .. ..._ hee UJIOUKllllllTS ..........., "' .....,_ Ormolu ott...-eltef, lt'e the ~re• you _...,. Brand MW 28A lk In-loft. MW pelnt. pool, ....... MW c:rpt. "9ah ......... pool & tefWa neat 17'tt with ptt1' ~ ......,.._,,,.. C.... 1-. .,.... .... C8ft count' on .., ... a mkle lndrJ rm. t CM 99'9<1, ..... Karbof pM1t. 111 tllh Pl •C. tt tOO/MO. ,._,est m.a. USO ....,..,. ..,.. v..., NMd ,... ._. J ctr..., _... myriad of "*~ Wl•llte••• V1••1• ~ W 11th 8'. Hll$UOOtWftO~ No~8UMU atw. a~ WIMer ebee ,,~ ...... ,...., ... -.e .....,.. bedl,.. moc1e1 c. aw...,, nMttl Udo 1s1e, 3•3.. tam rm. 1•.1a. etudlo apt, .-• ooncto. __, "-1. _......,.......; ..... a; I I a I our OOUM8 con.-M ,........, ilOO Ill. ..._ .... pvt redec. a-car gar. a.right, cheerlut. IQ .............. WrM Mlh. ...... peot MA ;:,~:•: lftsurenGe. ... ..,. -"' C9llt ..., • .,. peo1 • ...._. -. "-'••1000 CellOWtW...,ll'M. pald.S411 ...... 1.1n PO• DJIT *'*-~ ~ MIP. ,,...,_ ..-. c.11 _, •·•-.,... _. -r qu.ttf .. ct buyer• IO a..y, ..... -I AC. = ........ d/W, wld u . 100 310.27MM3 .,.elo. he Cl9bte. UUI .....-naa...an •• a dubN .... No ..i IOOD ms ' 1t .... .. .... "! .......... =~°= .. lldsn.-.. ta12 .u ........ ii.* LLte,Vety..-.28" IM0+*'91. ..... JW NUlllll...... .,... .... :-=·~~ .. -= ' All Klftdm ol ,,_. f'or • 111·1.. lg ctMf\ J9f\ H•tbOf vi.w2Pllt 8ct\ 1 ~A. townhOUH lln _,. ....... ,_,., ..._. I Me oe.. A Smr ..... -. "'-,_. .. 1111 • .~ ~ "'.:'::' .., a. Q a.,.._. a. l*k \lllfd,; I C8t "' Lux W1timt 1BR lt200 Myte pado.. end unll. lllS Z70I M ....... ftO ..... .... ......... ,._ ..... = ........ MO.: •• 1r111 :r~-==-~··· ·:.~~ .. =-:. no~~~ .... aoo =-=-"'.::tr ... :::-..-:.. • pl! :::'11 ,. I • • \ • O MOnday, ~ty 5, 1993 • TODAY'S. 9075 POllTIK 1170 CROSSWORD PUZZLE .......... Auto, u, A1NFM '-"· p/W • Pit ...... Cl\Me .. 1 Aelle I Trade • Wcnahard 1' Tllltcruly ta Gfay lh8t'll ti !NouJC llMlter 17 &oer ii Gr.-gocl 1t Brotlw 20 Wrltlng toOI t1 $c>eedboat• 13 Foee 25 Troub'-21 Not young l7 Prohibit• 2t Bodyar .. 32 Terrace &aJSauc;y '9 Dumb - 37 Throw 38 lndtanapolil team 39 Well·vet'Md In 40 Hi.tOflc periods . 41 --pOly 42 Didn't exi.1 -43 Pale 44 Gomer - 45 AC10f Mineo 48 Boutique, eg. 48 -around. lltvfnO full 52 Removal lo anotntw country 2 3 14 17 2.0 23 37 40 43 57 60 7 33 Atrnolf>'*e :t4 Carry 35 Swimming .,. .. 3i1' Some gr.- matlc:al fonns 38 Vaulf 42 Caution 44 Redcap 45 Comton 47 -Of Commons 48 °"*' 49 Plc:tufe 50 Tit ... 5 1 Say Milo to 52 Greet - 53 ~:poet. s. Competent 55 Blue lhade 59 No11ced 8 10 11 12 13 Q.l -Neia.her ~. u South you boAd: •AM QAJU8 ¢KQ.INI •Vold What. ia your op.nq bid? A.-1' you P1-Y natural forcinc two·bida, we bave no ~tion to your openiftc thil hand whh two cti•monda. Ho-.ver, it you employ two clube u an artificial rame force, t.be auction could prove awkward .a'\er almoet any f'MPODM from partner. We would aettle for a IOlDe· what cooaervative ope.nine bid of one diamond, intendinr to bid •• atroncly aa pouible thereafter. Q.2-Eut-West vulnerable, it South you hold: •AK14 QJ953 OJ •AJ32 Partner opens the b~dding_with one diamond. What do you reapond? A.-Oeapite the peat daparity in the quality of your four-card ma· jort, it i1 oorrec:t to bid up the Line and 1how your hurta ftnt. Should you cbooee one apede, you run the risk either of milling a 4·4 heart fit or landin1 in a 4-2 spade fit. Q.3-As South. vulnerable, you hold: •QJ4 v l096.C 0 7 •K~0964 The bidding hu proceeded: Nortb Eut Soutb WMt l• INT ? ~ What action do you take? A.-Cert•inly the balance of pow- er appeara to be with t.he enemy and your length in clubs depreciates your side's defensive prospects should West correct to a suit con- tract. Our choice would be a jump to three clubs, a preemptive action. With a good hand we would have doubled one no trump. Q.4-Aa South, vulnerable, you hold: •AJ2 ~AlO .•AK962 ~4 The bidding has proceeded: Bul eo.atla W..i NOl'lla l ~ Dbl P ... l• .. ~ 1 What ~Ion do you i.b? A.-Since partner mifht have CJU>IUAC 9040 been foroed t.o *J>Ond one ~ l•••••••lill• ·90 SuburtNn 4•4 ~.ton, with a four-card euit, you can\. v.ry 350 vs. top IL.lie model, well bid four ..,.dea on yow own. GAUGE SAi 1$ tt7• S..., grt cond, orig tull pwr towing ptcg, The correct action ill t.o double owner. dn"9 by to ... : running 0bd• •ll1t cones. aiain. That abow1 a vuy rood hand ~':.~ham Ln. 2$2-0212 o/721-4119 and denan four lpadN. Leave Ow Ill••••••• --------t--------1 9081 GMC cue to"' whl• (2CXC1'9) Mee:> a...._.. .... c..e., ...... , ·n~•• c ......... . auto, Pl•. air, till, crulM, em 9 m caaa, aba. PoWet windows & locka, custom wheela. (2YY8553) Stl,493 ~ Aut• c.nter en .... t finaJ deci1ion to partner. TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET 9045 RONDA 9085 Q.&-Both vulnerable. .. South iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiil;yr.:o;;y;;o;;rriAi-c9;;2;;1no h Id '88 Coralca 4 door, wht, •a9 Chrfo LX ~ l"iiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii youo :, •1 It .. ~ ..... top/al• •AQ106.C2 Q.J OQ88&2 •I BOA'tS 7011 • r. auto, P ' p,.,., While Wrv• au ' ' Th b dd ha ----..1-..1. CIWM, p/a, p/b, am/Im air, lilt. p/'W & pit, plus 'M Cefloa OT Cpe e i ing •pr~ fiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cau. S4500 644-1968 cauette. (2MNJ437) Auto, Pl•. p/Wtndowa, Nonb Eut South Weet •88 38 ft •••r•r ,80 C•valler Sedan $6493 p/lock•, air, Ult & 1 'V P... l • P.. (splashed 1990) Low Ready to roll with Longpre Auto Center c rulH. (1JCX079) 2 • P ? ti 11 II 1 11 892 ..... t $2993 nn.. .. . oura, a ,; '!'! .. ~ auto, p/a , If r, t t, ---------LMt9..,.. Aut• Center nnel do you bid ,now? lmmac. l t2S .... ~""' crulae, am/Im lape & •83 Acconl an.eea~ A.-Thia hand i1 going nowhere 11· New lnflat.abl• w/ more(2akm518) 15993 o Down . Special Plan•--------- unleu partner can bid arain. Since wood floor, Griffith ~Auto Ce11ter Low Monthly Pmca •97 Van L• auto, . - two diamonds, the fourth luit, Mlg S650 OBO __ _...;8:.:9:.:2;...-M~S;...1;__ __ , Call Now f0< MOI'• lnlo fronV,,.ar ale. loaded. would auggeal a con1iderab)y atron-996-5040 Ev 642-~ '93 Corvette c.a1 au .. n Now se.995 (93883) aer hand, we would be quite content. O Down ·Special Plal"I (714, 48•3308 South CCM.Wt~ " 18 ft Early Duffield elec. Low Monthly Pmls VW/11MIZU with two spades. new bottom, new batt. Call Now lor More Info ______ __..__ 714194a.2000 needs trim varnish, gd c.11 su .. n N-JEEP 91101-----.......,,,....,,,--Q.6-As South, vulnerable, you cond. $4000. 875-4599 (714) 489-3308 •ee Celle• ST Cpe hold: 1·,-8-, -0-0-R-Y-,-3-5-H-P Blue beauty. Auto, Pl •.18 ?AJ9&42 ¢KQ4 •A.. B bo 1 ---------1 '93 Grmnd Cherok.. 1, air end AM/FM ,. Johnson on al • 11 DODGE 9065 o Down -Special Plan tape. (252983) S4993 The bidding haa proceeded; mooring, 'h lnter••t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Low Monthly Pmta Lo!Jg.,..-.Auto Center Sout.b Weal Nonb Eut. lor $1700. 720-144o Call Now for More lnlo 892 ..... t '93 Car•van 1 ~ Pau 1 NT P... 19' KAYAK Bird-al-o Down • Special Plan Call Su .. n Now •---------? Pr.v u oc1e1, 2 yrs old, M 1 p t (714) 48•3308 '93 Camry _, I.., & I Low onth Y ms 0 Down • Special Plan What do you bid now? peda a rudder, x nt Catt Now lor More Info Low Monthly Pmts A.-Your broken 1ix-card auit·is cond, S6501obo 759-05lO C•U Su-n Now -------9-1_1_5 C.11 Now for More Info not the stur( with which to make an ROWING SKIFF 1 or _...;C;..7_1_4...:»;..48_•_3_3_oe __ LEXUS Call Suaan Now invitational jump, especially since 2 man. Sliding seata. '93 Intrepid iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (7t4) 48•3308 there's always the pouibility l;hat by Laser~ Xlnt cond. O Down • Special Plal"I '83 Lexv• '""'3 ForerunnM .,.." __ ~--,.ft1.. • • ..1 to h S995/obo. 648-T4005 ~w Monthly Pmts o Down . Special Plan • p ........... :.L.uaa >Llll..L..ll. IJD.,e n eart. Call Now for More lnlo Low Monthly Pmt• 0 Down • Special Plan Bid t~o beartl. If pattner ia unable 1---------C•ll su .. n Now Call Now fOf More lnlo Low Monthl)L Pmts t.o move toward game, il i8 extreme-POWER BOATS (714t 489-3308 CaH au .. n Now CaJI Now for More Info ly unlikely that one exists. 7012 ---------• (714, 48•3308 C•tl S...-n Now (714) 489-3308 FORD 9075 _______ 1-------- i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '93 Prevta ·19 17'-Boston Whaler LINCOLN 9120 o 0own . Special~ w/trlr & cstm covers, '88 Rmnger XL T 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low Monthly Pmts 90hp M~rc eng. bait Auto, p/s, air, p/w. p/I, Call Now for More Into tank, garaged $6900 till. cruise, AM/FM '9 3 Mark VIII C•ll su .. n Now 996-5040 Ev 642-5434 tape. Red & while tu· 0 Down · Special Plan 1714) 4fl9-3308 tonet (3$73912) S6493 Low Monthlv Pmts •••• Longpre ,Auto Centef Call Now fOf More lnlo -fURNTIURE 6014 FURNITURE 6014 PETS 8r SAIL BOATS 7014 ___ n__..;.~-_eee_s_t __ 1 cau su .. n Now ,_V_AN_S----9-2-2- 5 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .ANIMAl.S 604 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · •90 2 ·Dr T ·Bird ( 714 I 488-3308 All Contempor•rJt Singer sewing machine, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 25' 1940 Stonehonle Auto, p/a, air, lilt, --------- White Wash Oak: Frml model 6212 C In oak FREI! TO GOOD cru1 .. r, all mahogny en.use, AM/FM tape, MAZDA 912 5 'M Cabrlolet. orig pwnr 9pc-dlnlngrmw/china armolrecablnet.~aut HOME. "Daisy," w/epoxy hull, alps 6, p /aeats & p/W . alnoe '84, AM/FM cab; cotf/end Ibis w/ fike new S5SO. white Angora de-fully equipped rot •(2ROW412) $6993 atoreo cass. A/C, p/W, gls+ matchng 3pc wall 2301 LaLlnda, CM. cta-d hous. cat. re-wtmd trips. Cheap Npt Longpre Auto C•nter •93 e2e c1tm whts. prof malntf unit; 5pc dinette. Lthr Sat.Sun 3t0-598-28t9 male. She comes wltti allp, trailer & Avon. __ __;89..;..;;2;...·M.;.._5_1 ___ 1 o Down . Special Plan $3950. Ofc: 759-3001 aofa/love, 5pc bdrm, earring case, lltter $3500 flrm. 548-1819 '80 9-passenoer l.ow Monthly Pmts or Res: 67'S-7165 new qn matVbxsprng, ~cu•~JSE box. 1ttter. Adults pref. Taurua w•oon Cllll .Now tor Mora ll"lfo pastel floral aola/love. -~~ unnu Please ~II 673-4879 This GL model otters Call 54'-n Now 1--------- Alf Vt orig price. $275-MISC. 6015 evenings. MARINE SUPS auto, p/s, tilt, Cl\Alse, (714) 488-3308 VOWWAG£H 9235 $2350. Mlntl 973-0653 MfREE M DOCKS 7022 lf'm m •t•no, p/w. Bedroom aet. blaek lac-Estate Sal-. Model v v roolrack•.(2wcd749) ---------quer qUffn/full head-Pl8fl• Suppll•• & To good loving S9493 MERCEDES 9130 board, frame, 1g 6 Publlcallona back to homes: adorable 6 Prime Balboa Penln loc, Longpre Auto Centff dra-r dresser, mfr-the 30's I 848-4380 week old Bunny Ideal quiet realdeotlal 892.·M51 I htstand 1 t R•bblta, black or area. Ea•y parking. -,90--M__;U;..:S:.:T;...AH.:...;...O_Con __ , '73 450 SE LOOka llke APPUANCES 6011 APPIJANCES 6011 FURMTU1tE 6014 r~ "Joo 080 • n NICK NACK case, ~ke wtiite, very tame. Call Call Art 723-4587 5.o. Black, com;i ')OW. Only 89K orig iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil c ·631•1384 and ocean fishing 642-6319 anytime k>aded , Lo Ml ( ml. 2nd owner. Must •e7 Cebriolet Convert•ble Coupe Summer fUr'l wath alt, custom wheola, AH/ FM tape & morel (2FWP078) $7993 "*'9P'"• Auto Center 892....S1 Jetsetter Hotsprlngs Relrig«at0</freez.er, al-• 9 drawer solid WOOd tackle, bo•es. poles-Yellow lab Pups AKC 93856) SJl,999 see. $4800 493-0379 SPA made lor 2 P9<>-mond. Nice, clean, dreaHr· $50 Sl(lg•r .. lgl11n 8' hutch w/ reel•, power lawn-champ lines · S350 SOUTH COUNTY pie. will sell to best works. s120. 65C>-0«3 •-Ing machine In beveled mirrors, mower. 548·9832 Bom 611 573·2203 TRANSPORTATION 7141842-2000 offe r. 673-0724 AEMOOEUNG cabinet S50 S1~50; hi boy, ~75; Refrlg $250. Loveaeat'----------lt••·-----_ __;;...,;.....;..;;__;.:...;...__; __ ,NJSSAN 9150 Call M&-0129 Broozea. ~ayer poano-$40. Writing Desk $70. '93 £cplor•f' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '89 Fox OL LOADEDI $4,999 (93888) South Countr Mo11ing Sale! Frig, GE self clean~ oven, __ ;;..___;;...;........;; ___ , 1916, 2 6 buffets, &-eomputer st 00. PIANOS a 0 Down . Speclal Plan dresser, flle c•b. S150/obo. pc carved rosewOO!i Toilet-Lo Boy s1oo. O GANS, · Low Monthly-Pmts desk, chairs. mlcr6, 673--8348 w/peart Inlay living rm l.awn Mower, 7 blade 1"'iiRiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiOiiiSii9 AUTOMOBILES Call Now for Mora lnlo '87 Pulsar NX CPE VW/lauill:U etc. John 631-"' 105 H t & all~ CUShlOf'ls, reel $200. Exercise I• Call Su-n Now S2650. 9 matching bike S60. Ski type ex-StOf'Y Pl•wer Plano. (714) 489-3308 A must aeet It •ports 7141842-2000 aut-om a tic, pow• r •·1-M--7-VW--Y-AN-.-G-rea-t •teorlng, a ir, tilt. AM/ beach car. A• I•. best FM tape & T-top. otler. (714) 751-6830 dining room aet Melser seo. 546-4655 working condition, $2675. Ivory, clola· mal(e offer. 650-0443 •---------aonne, bronze Mongo· Spa tor salo:. 300 gal· ACUM 901 O llan slave table w/ Ion, 61t marbte octo-Clas.stiled Is..... Jiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (2SJS710) 13993 P•LOT CLASSIFIED LonvP" Auto Center • ---------It's tho resource )'OU 892..elJ t •· Call 642-56f8. Put a few words to work for you . glass, coat $5000, sell round. leather cover, CONVENIENT 11 S1975, etc. etc. All orig S2700, S59~ Whether you're t>uy• prioea firm. 979-6'3& -080. 310-598-7094 Ing, Hlling, or just looking. claaalf1ed hu Uvlng rm & bdrm fum. what you no.di Incl eola beet, queen Convenient PILOT CLASSIFIED '83 Legend o Down -Special Plan l.ow Monthly Pmts Call Now tor More Info C_,I SuMlft Now 1714) 489-3308 can count on to ae.11 a --------MISC. AUTO 9245 myriad of morchan· '93 Oueet diso itoma, t>ecauu o Down • Special Plan our columns compel Low Monthly Pmts qualllled buyer• to Call Now for More ll"lfO cant c•1 Susan Now Problems Selling Your Car? Will Sell l'or Your Any Mall,e Of Modef. pp 7 t 4-55 7. 7973 bed, barely uMd. Alto Piiot Claaalfted 842~5e78 wallpaper. ~893 942·H78 942-5978 (71•) 488-3308 ______ ,BOARD a CEME1'T _. CLEANING ELECTRICAL 3610 JAHDSCAPE a MAsON'RY 3828 PAIMTlNG 3858 ROOFING SERVICE GARE 3468 f!IASOD,Y 3526 SUVJC!S 3548 -IAWN CARE 3808liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 TUTORING 3930 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l!lectrlclan 733-7443 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M•aonry BBQ, patio, Small )obtlcabin«a Vic Petereon Const/Dev. Math, Algebt"a, o.om-Eld C re--Ouali+v .._._..,.,._.. F,.. IEatlmatea a•sT --1 ,,, .............. _ ~ Slone, blocll. CM I trench doorl/Wallpaper Rat roof "° hot mop ac> etry, Engllah. Elem er a .• , *Belt ru~-·tJ •WINDOW CLEMINO• O..k:k Re9p0n99 "' ,._ ,_...__"' • HB area. uc 575034 call '9mOVll. t room at• raft•• Mly. ti yn ioc:.J. thru HS In-home ave. antsted llvll"lg·Co-~ ~ FREE ESTIMATES Low Pric.. landscape. CIHtHlp, tree Mango 548-3041 lime! eJ1p'dke1"1 546-5766 Uc 667234 7804MS Raia avail. M&-0389 ACOUSTIC ~2:=~S:f= IOd.JTConatll ~ 531-3237 Oavkt ~~~~~s~:-··ac-~----... -9eft'Y--•W.P . YOUNGQUIST _.FIX 'IEM nl:!uODELING 3 08 •c Col11er.te Conctt. Oull•ty custom bnc:JI, Pelnth'9 Centredef El Nino apecial •""'""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4 iiil_B_O_A_T______ ~!.!,tts,+F~::•-c-O-Ml'--ANI--O-H-3-5-5-4 . FE•:~~ 3615 ~;~T: =~ =~;~,.t.~-:!. OualUc:~ir,·is 171~-~~~3 WAll COVEJUNGS 3932 Spray ANY 3 at.andard SERVICES r 3470 M84 *511748 CAll and plalll "*II. dlaH.tp. •st Uc/bond MM2.58 F,... .... 545-3305 rooms 11 99·99 Removal/ Concre\At, Maaonry tr-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •l'l!NC•• QATl!S• 1 __ Corrvnmts ___ 12_7·_1_08_7_ ---------•---------~;: ~r~~= knocll~own Wort< guor· W•t•nlde Detail ragatlon, drelnaga, Compenlon c-. E3P lllew/4t.,1lr~,.,aac:e OrHn Scene landscpng•---------PET REAL !STATE •ling SeN. Advlc• To anteedl 800-3lS.llm Complete w11hdown1, Landacap• DHlgn. Sec'ty/bookkpr. OOV., ~ lc'd & Irrigation, Trimming MOVING 3834 SERVICES 3870 SPECJAUST 3911 The Crazy. 633·7172 topside det11Vunderwater 759-9412 4'286029 erral"l'Cla,~epare Jim Whyte 642-7206 & Removal.a, Clean-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ......_ _ _. t le ~_...__ •-e7 a upa & Malnt. St. Lie. • _ ,. __ t. F ly/ ADDmONS ........ ng ... ,....,.....,... Speca.uze"' Pool mea... •Wood Fene••• 1599025, 432-N04 • --...--aml PET tutting by Animal REMODEUNG . 3410 Bot>Reno .... &433 ~ka·Jc~7 u....nc-.care rtpllctMpair,treehliq Lawn n ~:· .. ~·~ Lover. RHponalbl• 25 Veara Elcperience ~Jean l.alen CRS• Prudenlfal CalHomla WINDSHIELD Wlndowl • Doors Rtpllotd fencea to remodelfni;I, 40 yrs op, Uc'd Roger Wilson &47-4921 WI-Conatnactlon Ouallly•Honfltr•lnlllgnty Uc:'~ood1dlC111'd S48-8223 • ---------fr" .. o!;t_947.77ee Errands, light cooking 11t111111n. Low pncea. Uc'd • • mowed f Qf'lt moving labor avail, TLC. S~lal aumm9f BUSJHESS x1nt refa. 558-0049 Ad¥lnClgl Conttr. 974-5301 & back $11.50, clean-111 ~0 4IHMHMMS rat••· 548-9597 T -"· ..... Ceno. C..-ups & compl ""'aAao •Pl!T i lTTINO• E'*Y cr11Ck •I.wt& wtth a SERVICES 3488 Conc-Brick·Block. Uc nhl'ft avail, e:»1-aaoe PUIUC NOTICE My ho~ 0( yours. chip. A..-"*" bel~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiii • 277329, Highest OwAI COllPUTEIS 3555 DAnuY MAH 3710 PATIO, COUR'TYAAO, window The CaNf. Public Wll· Groo'Yllng available. JU:MODEUNG It'• too late. Mobil S.V. The Credit You Low Pres.. (7t•)N2-7083 boa deelgn. 0... Qlfden In tie• Commlaalon RE· 28 yrs Hp. 546-2848 a ADDmONS 3916 .,_;F.;..;'";.;..;;EA~M;..;..;>--;..;2;..4;.;;29;.;;.__ Detarvel ..,, .,.._ 1311191g HD 4 /............... .....,.,..... 111\11 .,_ ~"' •llP Aogtfl OUIRES that all used The Net Th Co-• rDTrftr••e 3s3a lllllraM.1.21U4FOS,1101 P aint.Carpentry-O.o.n.laiWa716-40SS houaehold good• Pl~1'1G 3890 C.._...941 • naumer • ~ __... v MIN. 41\19' I Ol5 Orywal and morel mover• print their v-...An l'erthf"9 Danl11111•9ftt The moat com~n-Q~~· ~ • .:. • '~ 3 yr ~1~· 1 Olry Ma-UTT Trff ln~~!emoYal6• P.U.C. Cal T numbef~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ful MMce ConlrKtOt, &Mt and ~ dlrec- 723-t 332 or 729-7257 liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii llPAllt 3938 cr · P;r.:•ltt., Cohge ' -•Pf r eya em• llma. .and chauffeurs Drain Stop•e• a 24 tlour9. Ucl85Q75 tory of goods and ~-ual only 119.M + 13 et w/,;,_,, Ilana Pentonaltzed Nt~p and luro,..an Craft•"'•" lndacP9. You name It. print thelf T.C.P. num· Plumbln9 Rep•lr a73-12f2 YICfl arounc:tl ARCHITECTURE S&H. ~ Enter· to~ ewe & lnelructlon In popu&er Tile, pelntlng, re-root we do IU ..._.11a bet In all advertt... "'*Y...., 11\1111._ '°""' DRAPTIHG 3428 prlaff. PO Boll 3002. wtlnd• Matci NOa7I aof1-war• In your repair and morel Ref'a • TREES • mna. If you h•ve a gllftllqe dlicl.M04'0t --------Coat• Meaa, CA • home or omc.. call Slefan A1·7M1 question about the le-TILE 3928 92828 (7t4)44o-8785 Eestelde C:O.ta Meu THE sonww Sfl£CIAUST Topp1d1'111110 .... L••11•. -gallty ot a moveof, limo •ffOX PLUM81NG• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii D•SION ••IW'IC•S home. AMaonabM 780-38M ~. 75t-347~ or cheuffeur, call: quality WOftl, fe>o% Ina/ Houae plans/additions r•••cVTDy 3510 Rat~.llc'd RAUUHG 3720 Public Utllltles bonded, Uc•153tta. For Ceremlo Tl..,.._.... 10 yrs exp. Frff .. l ~ &OA'Ua\ ...._-97249 Commlulon lllt'f plumbing need c.. 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