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THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA •• The heat b on ...
-.ome morning
cJ91Jd and fog,
but then we get
•back into our summer swing
with 70-. and up all over the
coast.
See Weather, Page A2
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County seeking -Ways tO · help .. sav_! ·libraries
._Task force is being formed to solve funding problems. ·
Some officials are suggesting .a tru(to· keep facilities open.
recommendations. But Costa Mesa
residents would have to pay a Ji.
brary tax if approved by voters.
BY Russ Lo~ STA.Ff WL1T11.
COSTA MESA -Pay a new
tax or close down libraries.
Adams insists it is too simplistic
revenue, we cannot continue to lo say the solution will be timited dcliv~r the same level or service as to either a tax or the closing of li-braries. But a county reP<>rt on the we have in the past," said County library system suggests. that short
Orange County voters may be
asked to choose from those two oJ·
tcmativcs in tt)e near future, de·
pe~ding_,on the findings of a coun-
ty task force now being fo rmed to 1 come up with solutions to the li-
brary funding dilemma.
Librarian John Adams, who over-of a permanent $9 million annual
secs operations of the 27 libraries subsidy from the county's general
in Orange County, including the fund, the county will be forced to
two in Costa Mesa . "Something close libraries unless voters a~
has to change." • • prove a library tax of SJ8 per
Newport Beach libraries are op-house hold.
crated and funded by the city and "Based on the feedback I've re-
"Oearly, having lost 34% of our will not be affected by task fotce c~ived, if it was a reasonable ·
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Melissa, right, gets a hug from friend Lynn at Newport Bay Recovery prior to a recent group meeting.
, ·Room :to recover
Newport Bay Inn houses arcoholics and drug add icts to help them try and rehab ilitate
BY MATr CoKE~TA.F· Wt.l'Tfr'
F ood demonizes'Melissa.
She says she has
suffered from an eating
disbrder called "bulim·orexia"
since she was a little girl. The
daughter or a well-off
automobile dealer binges and
starves, starves and binges.
Melissa used to be obsessed
wi th exercise. Then, J'orced
vomi ting. At age 15 she
discovered her "all-medical
cure-al)": cocaine.
Her motel room looks like an
after photo from the Nonhridge
earthquake. Actually~ it was the
victim of Hurricane Melissa
searching for her keys.
Welcome t.o rock bouom.
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Welcome to Newport Bay
Inn.
Unless you are an alcoholic
or drug addict, don't check into
a room on the second floor of
this motel 11long Newport
Boulevard in Costa Mesa. The
entire floor is Newport Bay
Recovery, a substance abuse
rehabilitation home.
"I was using to not feel what
I was doing," she says. "I was
doing so I wouldn't eat and I
wouldn't have to puk_~."
Melissa i~ 28 now, just aot
out of jail for cocaine
Melissa works on a weekly recovery activity report In room.
Don Ward has put everything
-including the family fortune
possession and wouldn't weigh more than
100 pounds if her pockets were stuffed
with qu arters.
During a half-hour conversation, she
fidgets constantly. Her nose continually
runs. She displays mood swings more
dramatic than anything Tennessee Williams
ever put on paper.
-into operating a suc.ccssful
recovery facility out of his motel. .
"I've always lived within a mile or the
house I grew up in,." boasted the gruff
·lee RICOYIRY/P•1• At
charge and people knew it 'A Ou Id · $9 million short of 'A-hat . it will
go to ·oxtend the hours ·Of their h· take just to conunue ervicc at •
braries, l th ink people would be cu~nt letie ls. · · · .
willing to support that," Adams In PaY.ldena last June, a "spe-
said. cial libr .lry tax" was approved by
The c~nty' library system·~ an overwhelming .80% o~ the vot-
$27.1 million budget last year was ers. The measu re required two-
cul to $21.6 million after the state thirds vote r approval. The tax, ex-
Legislature shifted property tax pected to raise Sl.3 million, as-
funds away from public libraries. sess~s :)nnual fees of $20 for sing~e
State and county offi~ials restored . family homeO\\ ncrs: ~13 per unit
more than $5 million in one-ume for apartment building owners,
funding to the county library sys· a~d S147 per ~arcel fo~ busine~ses.
tem this year. But Adams says by P.asadena .city officials decided
the 1994-95 fiscal year, revenues against pushing for an .assessment
will 'total only Sl8 million, falling See LllRARIH/P•9• A6
case co.sts: ' '
1· .8 . million ·~
._ Tab expected to increase
as Newport defends police
department scandal.
BY DAVID HEITZ, STMF Wanu
NEWPORT BEACH -The
sexual harassment allegations
which surraced a )ear·and·a·half
ago within tlie Newport Beach Po·
lice Dcpas:!,menl have f.Qfil. the d1y...
-sl,602,835 so far, and auorneys in·
volved in the case say it will esca-
late .:.. perhaps tlouble -before
the case is resolved.
· The Sl.6 million inch.ides almost
Sl . mill ion •in attorneys' fees,
$77.000 for private investigators,
about $200,000 in settlements and
$346,000 in worker's· compens:ition
claims.
ft docs not inctm!e "SOfr co~is
such as '~ork hours that were lost
'while employees were interviewed
about the accusations on city time.
The figure was supplied to the
Daily Pilot by City Manager Kevin
Murphy. The newspaper requested
the material last week, citing the
Freedom of Information Act.
"h's draining our: reserves,"
. Murph) said of 'the expenses.
"Where Y.Ould 11 be oth.erwisS!? In
all likelihood, "'e \\Ould ha\e 1t in
the bank."
The city has been spending the
mone, since October 1992. ·shortly
after ullega11ons surfaced that
former Chief Arb Campbell and
fouru!.C.: CapL Tony \4Ua HF3H'lRi-.iiil--Od,e-----t•
partment fra~ht with sexual ha·
rassment. • ,
Ten women are suing Olmpbell.
Villa and t~e ciry for allegcdl)
knowing tmtt se,xual harassment
prevailed in the Police-De·
partment 'A-hile doing nothing
about it. The city has agreed to
p:iy Campbell's and Villa's :11-
torney fees it:i addition to its own.
The city manager in111ally fired
Campbell but later rehired him on
the condition he immediately re·
tire. City officials said the)
couldn't find any evidence lin king
Campbell directly with the allega·
See CASI/Pa~• A 10
Burglar busting into homes
in .·Harbor View community .
.-Police say1hief moves
quickly, takes money and
has hit nearly a dozen
residences.
week to talk about theft prcven·
ti on.
··1t's 1inperative lh3t p~ople en· •
ure all access areas are secured,
including all windows and doors.
plus garage doors," said Newport
Beach Lt. Paul Henisey.
All of the houses hit were on BY Lo~N BASii.EDA, ~H\FF Warru _Port We) bridge, Port Margate and
HARBOR VIEW -A cat bu r· Pott Ramsgate. •
gla.r has struck : nearly a dozen ''(The thief) is movi ng real
houses in the H::irbor View Homes quick," Henisey sai d. "ln and out.
sommunity over the past fc'>' gr3b the cash and run."
weeks, boldly sneaking in "hilc At ea.ch ho,me, the burglar crept
some of the residents v.ere-<i'A-ale. away Y.tlh betY.cen $50 and SISO.
"It's scary " s:iid resident Shan· Residents found no other items of •
na Yowell ~"ho a'>'oke the other value mi sing.
day to fi~d S80 missing from a "The only loss has been money,
ransacked bedroom on the first taken out of purses, fanny pac~
floor of her home. "It's lhe talk of and wallet~ or JU l s1t11ng loose,"
the neighborhood.'' · Hcnisey said. .
Yowell said the Newport Beach According to Heni.sey, the su -
Police Department plans to hold a }>cct enters through si de gates ond
meeting on her block later this ••• HOMll/P•1• A•
LOCALS ONLY• Estancia High lreslimi~n begins scientific 'di'eall'.I' trip
I / • • • Stortes trom 1111 111
Scarcely a week passes that
we don't catch wind of a
seafaring story -a talc of
adventure or romance or
flat-out wanderlust.
There arc no shortage of
stories from the sea. And
we'd like you to share them
with us and our readers.
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If you have a story to share,
caJI up our Readers Hotline
at 642-6086 and Jc!ve your
name and number and a
convenient time for one of
our staff writers to call you
back. We'll help f.Ct your
story i(lto the Daily Pilot in
an upcomina series. .......
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SPORTS ~2-4330
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• Melissa lnouy~ will travel to Belize to study rain forest
as part of program to get students interested in science.
BY kuss Lo.u., STAH \\11.Jru
COSTA MESA -The 14 ·)c:i.r·
old junior sc1cnt1 t C3refulh male
her way through the rain forest
canopy, stepping delicately ~ros~
makeshift W3lkW3)") 65 reel IO lhe
air, surrounded by the enc of a
thousand exotic bird .
It's the stuff or dream for E..~·
rancia High School freshman Mel·
isM Inouye, who need 1drcam no
more. Th&1 mornina she's Oyina to
Miami on her Wfl'f to tt\c tiny Cen·
tral American country or Belile,
where lhc will mist In Kientific
reaearch all nut week.
"h's like I'm IMna my dream,"
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A2 Thursday, March 3, 1994 Newport BMCh/Coata M ... DaJty Pllo . .
• LOCALS ·ONLY
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Antique
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sa,e . goes .
outdoors -.
K EITH JEFFERIES, LTD. at 852
Production Place in Newport
Beach is having a two-day open
air antique sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m ..
Friday and Saturday.
Jefferies, k,nown fo.L
custom framing, is
associated with a group
of antique dealers who
will be discounting
merchandise 20% in
the showroom, in ·
addition to the outdoor ..__.--.J sale. Grw Jefferies is located Wylder off Pl:icentin Avelltlc,
--~--between 15th and 16th
streets.
0 Best
Buys STICKY FINGERS,
----• (722-8333) a ne'Y candy
store located next to the Edwards
Thent~n the second level of Triangle
Square in Costa Mesa, opened last wq.ek.
My kids spotted tile store immediately
on the way to the movies, and were 'its
·first customers.
The Trialijtle Squa're store is the
fourth Sticky Fingers, others are in
Pasadena, Long Beach and Glendale.
Sticky fingers is a candy lovers dream,
there's a huge selection, and the candy is
priced by weight. • .'
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MARGIE HODSON OF Hodson
Lighting (S48=934 1) at l SlO Old
Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa would like
Dest Buys readers to know that they are
now carrying Frederick Cooper lamps.
MANAGING EDrrOR STEVE MARBLE, ~122.f, ea. )6)
ClllllDI
· Brpshing up
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Lifeguard Joshua Van E~mon~ of Newport Beach paints the towers at 15th·Street In preparation from spring break.
Hodson says that Frederick Cooper · ~r~b~:tr~~:w~~~~~~~ti·:·uan~~~;~otr~? Group promoting absti•nce oHends AIDS activists with . fliers
porcelain lamps. The store carries > • , ......, -· • .
Frederick Cooper table top lamps and A group of citizens promoting what made fliers witb white ribbons attached lhose who live with AIDS and who Council 'meeting last week. She asked
floor lamps in bronze, brass and ceramic. they call "Abstinence Week" had to 'to promote her idea. have died of AIDS." Mayor Sandy Genis to declare this
The lamps are priced from $200. change th e wording of promotional Now those letters,-which described But Whitacre said she and~ the week Abstinence Week in the city.
O fliers describing their effort because of the red :A.JDS ribbon as a "lie," organizers never meant harm by the Although Genis did not off~r a
S.USAN SHELDON OF New~rt Beach complaints that the wording promoting "a lifestyle and education fliers. Upon learning oft~ controversy written proclamation, she verbally
has opened a ·new pct care business, discriminated against people with that allows sex with a condom," lbve earlier this week, she stopped t· recognized the· idea at the meeting .
Walk1ng The Dog (673.7184). AIDS. ' · disturbed AJDS activists. distributing the handouts and rewrote • "We felt the kids who ate abstinent
-Sh"ctdun will carefor any pet in yo:::u-=-r --+-+--1-~~tt--·tcsident Barbara Whitacre sai -Mruck-mc-as-AIDS~phobic," said thedisclaimers: h Id i-. h be .• she came up wi1h the idea-for creating Jack Herzberg, program director of the "We didn't mean to offend s ou .,ave t c support cause its home, lllthough most of her clients have h not easy," Whitacre said. "I'm a dogs and cats. "Nothing too exotic," is the week to recognize bstaining from AJDS ~espQ.Ose 'Program, which is run anybody," said the Costa Mesa
Sheldon 's motto. sex as an alternative to condoms, by the Gay and Lesbian~ommunity resident. "I'm the one pro(l\Oting grandmother and I care about kids. It's
H · · I d · part1'cularly among teens. Services Center of Orange County in abstinence and that's all the white really just a kind of personal thing and . er pet care service me u Cf stoppmg by two to three times a day to feed your So with the help of a few fellow Garden Grove. "A red ribbon has ribbon is meant to do.'., l thought the city should recognize
animal and give it water, walking your parishioners from Calvary Chapel nothing to do with safe sex or Whitacre first vocalized her idea in those kids."
dog, altering and changing drapes or Church Costa Mesa, Whitacre said she abstinence, it has to do wi\11 ~onoring . -the public comments part of the City -By M:unle Mc.Uod
shu tters, turning on lights and picking up
mail.
Sheldon says her service is a nice
alternative to boarding your pct in a
kennel, and that it woTks well for people
who go on vacation.
Th.e introductory fee is US.SO for dogs
and SS.SO for cats. Regular prices are
$17.SO for dogs and Sll for cats.
Sheldon has reference s, she's bonded,
and has liability insurance.
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COUNTRY SIDE INN AND SUITES on
Bristol Strce1 in Costa Mesa is offering a
"Romantic Package" for $79 per night,
subject to availability, through April.
Motorcyclist.becomes city's
third tramc fatality In week
A 22-year-old Santa Ana man was found dead
at the scene of an accident at Anton Boulevard
and Sunflower Avenue Tuesday after he ·
apparently lost control of his motoroycle and hit a
tree.
The accident marks the third fatal traffic
accident in Costa Mesa in the past week.
Police said the single vehicle accident occurred
at tO:SO p.m. Tuesday. Emigdio Flores Marquez
was headed northbound on Anton when his
motorcycle hit the side of the road and slid along
the curb, hitting a tree.
Clean up _of bay is'
set for Saturday
Folks who want to pitch in to
clean up Upper Newport Bay be·
fore the birds begin to nest will
get one last chance on Saturday.
Volunteers should meet be·
tween 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. across
the street from the YMCA Drive-·
way, 2300 University Drive.
Fo~mer DCC professor\ counselor, dies at 84
Retired Orange Coast College psychology professor and counselor
Angelo John Anagnostis died Sunday from Lou Gehrig's disease at
Long Beach Memorial Hospital. He was 64.
Mr. Anagnostis, a Long Beach resident, joined the OCC faculty in
196S where he taught psychology classes and COUJlseled students for 19
'years. He was also an avid yachtsman who frequently sailed from
Newport Harbor to Catalina Island.
A native of Pittsburg~. Mr. Anagnostis held a master's degree in '-
educational psychologyirom Cal State Long Beach.
Nq memoriat service is planned. Mr. Anagnostis will be cremated
and his ashes scattered at sea by members of the Cabrillo Marina in
Long Beach. He is survived by his wife Mary and their daughters.
The package includes studio suites
.wi1h oversized 'whirlpool baths, daily
buffet breakfast, cocktails, champagne
and chocolate upon arrival, Newport
Oeach Harbor Cruise, airport/shopping
transfers and a~ center ...
Officials said Marquez's motorcycle was later
found 100 feet away, as it apparently kept moving
along the sidewalk, uprooting another tree. It was
noted that the ~idj:r was not wearing a helmet at
the time of the accident and officials are still
investigating if alcohol was a cause.
The U.S. Department of Fish
and Game encourages people to
bring friends, but asks that only
adults attend the event because o[
the sensitive nature o[ the pre·
, serve. ' correction Armed robbers hit store
Two men armed with a blue steel
revolve r walked into Cirtle K at 111
Del Mar Ave. in Costa Mesa about
1:40 a.m. Monday and demanded
money from the clerk, fleeing with a
six paclC of beer and less than SSO.
Best Buys oppeors Thursdays and
Saturdays. Whether you're a merchant
or a shopper, if you know of a good buy
en /I me nt 540-1224, fax me at 6-16-4170
or write to me: Best Buys, Dolly Pilot,
JJO W. Boy St., Costa Mesa, Calif.
92627.
Last Tuesday, a 26-year-old Pepperdine
University student died after she was hit by a.car
while walking across Salinas Avenue to her
parents' home. On Friday, a 39-year-old father of
two died when the utility Lruck he was driving
slammed into a 30-foot pine tree on ]-larbor
Boulevard.
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Old shoes, old clothes as well as
a hat or sunscreen should be worn
while fidying up the area. Garden
gloves also are recommended.
Plastic bags, pickup devices and
soft drinks will be provided. Vol·
unteers will be asked to sign a
Fish and Game waiver release be·
fore working.
For information, call Nancy or
Jack Skinner at 646-8635.
The phone number for the
Eastbluff Boys and Girls
Club published in Tuesday's
Daily Pilot was incorrect.
The club will celebrate its •
20th anniversary at an
annual dinner-dance and
silent auction at 7 p.m.
Saturday. More information
Is available by calling the
dub at 640-6650.
WIATHIR AND OCIAN CONDITIONS
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The robbers were described as a
Hispani'c man and a white man both
wearing striped shirts and black
pants.
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Witnesses saw them nee on loot.
POLICI flLll
COITAMllA
Various Locallons: Autos were
reported stolen Thursday from
the 3000 block or Country Oub
Drive, the 500 block or
Paularino Avenue and the 6oo
block or West Baker Street.
Capri Lant: Golr clubs and
shoes were stolen from a garage
in the 3000 block.
Wut 171h Street: Pots; pans
and a framed m:ip of crater
lake were stolen from a
storengc unit in the 900 block.
NIWPOIT II.ACM
Superior Annue: Someone
broke tino All Beauty plllStlc
surgery in the lSOO block and
stoic more than $9,000 \\Otlh of
video equipment.
Via Koron: A p3ir of gold
earrings worth about S290 were
reported stolen from a home In
1hc 200 block.
Ntwp0rt Center Orlvt:
Somconc~ibroltc Into Kcnnclh L.cvcnt l Co. In tbc 600 block
and Slolc .SOO worth ot
computer lpment.
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Newport Beach/Coata Mm DaJty PUot
Canine dlbattt puts dad In dolihouse·
M y sons -Taylor, 5, and
Tristan, 2 -want a dog.
So docs my wife. I don't.
We'll be getting a do4.
But if I can hold out JUst·a few
more days (doubtful -they're
already making
daily trips to
Russo's and the
Humane Society),
1 thought all my
good friends out
there in ·
Rcaderland could
help wake my
wife from her
canine-loving
stupor and smell
the dog doo soon
to be deposited
on our pristine
back forty.
I want the dirt
-fleas and all -on dog
ownership. I know there's plenty
of you out there who -dcclf
down inside -wished you'd never
gollcn that mull.
Not to embarrass him, but we've
got just such a fellow right here in
the newsroom. Each day Steve
Miirble comes to work, muttering
about his dog's latest crimes. His
backyard was once Sunse t
Magazine fodder; now, it looks
like Kuwait. His dog, ii seems,
• likes to chew. So Jar, he's eaten
three garden hoses, 20 tomato _
~plants, one ba~k door and a metal
pump for his swimming pool.
As fdr myself, I made up a pro/
con list. Herc it is:
Pros
1. Companionship.
2. Built·in alarm system ..
3. Neighborhood cats will stop
using our flowerbeds as litter
boxes.
4. My kids' everlasting gratitude.
S. My wife will start speaking to
me again. ,,.
Cons
1. Fleas.
2. Fur everywhere.
3. Smell everywhere.
4. Drool everywhere.-
5. Doo everywhere.
6. Backyard destroyed.
7. 2 a.m. barking for no ._
apparent reason.
8. Vet bills. 9. More vet bills.
10. Dog may bite ncighbor;.l'd
pay medical bill.
M. Dog urine only thing that
can permanently wreck our
harqwood floors.
12. Dog must be walked daily
(probably by me)~
13. On its daily walk, dog will
do its business on neighbor's lawn;
I will have to pick it up.
14. Dogs escape. Dads track
'them down, no matter the hour.
15. Dog a major impediment to·
our freedom.
16. Kennels expensive.
17-D og will be around to
torment me for 15 years.
It ~ms prelly clear, doesn't it?
Am T the only ralional. member of
my family? My wife and 5-year-old
can't tell me exactly why they want
a dog so badly. She says ·only that
all kids should have one, as if that
explains everything anct if 1 can't
understand that, then what else is
there to say. 1 '
My younger son -who likes
any dog that resembles a horse -
is more eloquent: "Me wanna big
dog because me love a big dogs!"
His brother, meanwhile, haS'
already picked a spot near the end
of his bed where the dog will sleep
.and won't even listen to my feeble
arguments against 1he canine
acquisition.
So I si t, tongue out, exhausted
from arguing -days, maybe
hours, away Crom being a dog
owner. Will you rescue me? Or
maybe you think l'm barking up
the wrong tree here. Maybe I've
missed something in my rather
ldpsided pro/con equation that .
would make my tail wag over the!
prosiiect of purchasing a pooch.
I need advice.:Bad. Call the
Readers Ho1line (.642-6086) and ·
give it to me. Horror stories, love
storieS( whatever.
I'll tell you if I'm still .in the
doghouse next weelt -.or there's
a new puppy in my place.
William Lobdell is the editor.
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A common M:nsc approach 10
parcntin'g is the idea behind Nancy
Samalin's lcccurc titled "Di!IC1pllnc
That Works" a..,7 p.m. at Nc\loport
Center Uniccd Methodist Church,
1601 Marguerite in Corona dcl Mar.
Samalin, author of the book "Love
and Anger," will focus on the
forgiving ond empowerih~ approach
to rai1ing ch1t<.lrcn Cost 1s SS. For
more information, call 644·0745.
Allf LICTUal
• "Music and the Arts in .the 18th
•· Century" is the title of a free lec\urc
by USC Profc~or of Music I listory
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The American Luna
Miociation' or Or:t.nae
Couniy will bold Freedom
From SmolUna clinics from 7
to 9 p.m. every Monday and
T.hursday bcainQina tod:ay
throuah March 28 •t Hoag
Memorial HOipital, Cancer
Conference Room, 301
Newport Blvd •. tn Newport
Beach. A rec or S7S eovcr5
the cost or all m:aterials For
more information, call
835-LUNO.
James li'.inshumakcr at 1 p.m. in the Estanci:i l ligh School Forum, 2323. aosr SOCllTY
Pl3centia in Com Mesa This is the Hillside gardening :rnd composting~
follrth is a series of free special art are the topics at the monthly
lectures presented by Coastline meeting of the Orange County Rose
Community College and open to the Society ill 7:30 p.m. at the
public. For more informauon, ~ Westrnjnster Civic Center, 8200
call 7Sl-9740. Westminster Ave .. in the --~~m=m""'unJty Service and Recreatio n
FINANCIAL TIPS FOR WOMIN Building. The public is invited to
"Financial Independence for this free meeting. Call 650-0946.
Today's Woman," sponsored by
Dean Witter Rc)·nolds, is a series of TIA AND MYSHaY .
free seminars chat offl!r steps that Enjoy a cup of tea while hearing
women seeking fin ancial local mystery writers talk about their
independence i.hould take. The craft at 3 p.m. the first Thursday of
seminars begin today at 7 p1m. and every month tbrougfi 'May at the
contin\.je on March 17 and Z4 ac Corona dcl Mar Branch Librarv. 420
.. 0Gan Witter Reynolds, 575 Anton Marigold Ave. in Corona dcl ~1nr.
Blvd., Sui1e 100 111 Costa Mesa. Today's talk is "Fact vs. Fiction ·
Account exccu11vcs Astrid Rcinis The Value of Research," with
and William A. Loyko, Jr. "ill be author Noreen Ayres. The event~
conducting th..: seminars. For more arc free and open to che publ1c. For
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DIVOHI Ml•IAllON •
"~orcc Mcdi:11ion: A Mort
Errcbti\C and Le~ &pensive:
Alternative to Litigation" 1' the 1i1lc
of I free 7 p.m. program at the
Ne\loport Cente r Library, &56 S.:in
Clemente Or. in Newport Beach
Attorney AliciJ Ta}lor \\Ill focus on
how mediation can reduce connict
and save money ond time, C..:\en in a
heated di\Orce Fur more ·
information, call 64~·3181 or
64~·3191 '
FaHDOM FaOM SMOKING "" •
The American Lung A~~i;itiun of
Orange County \loill hold freedom
From Smoking clinics from 7 to l.J
p m. every Monday and Thursday
beginning today through !\farch 28
at Hoag Memorial H0pital, Cancer
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81\·J. m 1'c~port Bca1:h . A fee of
S75 covers the co l of ;ill m3le11wb.
or more in ffumation, call
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AJI That Jatz rs all about. Join us at C~J Court tach \\ttkend in.March at 2:00 p.m .
for pt>rformances by nationally known Jail artisis.
Sunday, March 6 2:00 P.M. Tim Weisberg. AMlst
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot • Thursday, March 3, 1994 Al
~ore donations dribble into youth · cente~
~ Three hundred basketballs
given to Save Our Youth,
which was burglarized.
Bv LolllANN BASHIDA, Sl'AJF Wuna
COST A MESA -More dona-
tions have dribbled into Save Our
Youth .... literally.
. Mikasa Sports, an Irvine-based
athletics distributor, has donated
300 regulation 'basketballs to the
West Side teen center, a contribu-
tion worth about $7,500.
Radar .unit
-returns to
city streets
~ Costa Mesa police's new
mobilized rig will be used
to slow down speeders.
Bv MAJl.N1s lytcLEOD, SrAJF WuTu.
COSTA MESA -The latest
rookie al lhe police department
had a rough start but has now hit
the streets full force with the as-
signment of stopping speeders in
their tracks.
The new addition is a radar •
trailer and officials say it's their
latest enforcement weapon in
' slowing speeders. It can do every-
thing a police officer can do, from
counting traffic to monitoring
speeds, except write a ticket.
• "This i.s a tool we can use in-
st~ad of manpower," said Sgt.
Dave Walker of the Costa Mesa
Police traffic division. "It's like
any ~ther of.(jcer, except we don't
have to pay its benefits.·~
But since the department pur-
chased the S 10,000 radar machine
in December, the unit has had me-
chanical problems and been in and
out for repairs. On Wednesday,
the unit was back up and running
normally along Royal Palm Drive.
"We read in the Pilo\ about
•their need and we had these extra
balls, so we decided to donate
them," said Mikasa president Ri-
chard McCoy.
SOY Director Oscar Santoyo
said he plans to ''give them out to
the kids sparingly."
l'...ocated at the corner of Hamil-
ton Street and Meyer Place, the
cen ter has· become a popular
hangout freqtsentcd by several
hundred youths since West Side
parents and community leaders
banded together to open it last
spring.
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The center's mission is to keep
youths out of gangs and off of
drugs by providing them wit,h a
neutral place where they can go
after school to exercise in a weigh(
room, watch television or just talk
with friends.
Everything, •including a boxing
ring and equipment, has been do·
natcd by the community.
And when , thieves burglariz:ed
SOY last month, taking all of its
entertainment equipment,, includ-
ing the VCR, tt!levision tind stereo
system, the community again ~ame
to the rescue.
The largest contribution came
from the George Hoag Family
Foundation. Hoag, whose family
founded Hoag Hospital, wrote
SOY a check 'for $1,500.
Since then, the Costa Mcsa-
Newport Harbor Lions Club h~
dorlatcd $500. Bay Security in
Costa Mesa has also installed an
alarm sys'tem at SOY ~ in
hopes of foiling any futllc-ihievcs.
"People get involved, and it
makes it all worthwhile," Santoyo
fa id.
Police arc still searching for sus·
pects. •
.WHERE BEAUTIFUL GARDENS BEGIN!·. . . ,/' . '
ALL ARMSTRONG GARDEN CEN'r.~RS CELEBRATE THE GRAND
OPENING OF OUR NEW .GARDEN qENTER IN NE~ORT BEACH
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The unit, a white computerized . LtJ~~*~~ -Ma·r' ·19olds . trailer that sits along the road; ~ ,
nashcs the speeds of cars on a p k R ' I 1
black and green screen as motor-ac age 0$85 + "1J~~~:.. 9r~nge and yellow masses of col9r.
BAREROOT SUPER SALE
4" naw +49 ists pass. The hope is that when ,,1 ..
drivers see their speed, they will Buy any two bareroot roses and the third one is F1;EE! ·, ' )/fjl I mf pat~ ·1ans naturally slow down, Walker said. ~1 •
. Officials plan to use the trailer All bareroot Fruit Trees 50% Off I
_ --1.hrou&IJ_QUL the city in .Alli....-...__. ~-H.-l>S4m------..:::!!ll!~--11ArbJ;'lf;::;i'11Ur-:'.ia"'n"'t,..s;;;p~l'na~shtir.onf cOlor many shady spot.
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speeding zonc5 such as Broadway 4 9 and 19th streets or Del M~r Av-•
enuc. It will also be t1sed to moni-4" now +
tor complaints of speeds on neigh~ HOME GROWN TASTES BEST! borhood streets.
Walker said the :trailer will
sometimes be used in conjunction
with patrol officers w~o will issue
tickets to those who don't heed
the trailer's warning.
"Basically, it wakes drivers up to
the fact that they are speeding,"
Walker said. "When you see the
trailer, you never know if it's just
the trailer or if there is an officer
nearby."
It's capabilities arc s0 specific,
the radar can record increases and
decreases in traffic patterns and
record the almost precise time at
which they happen.
'.'If someone speeds by an inter-
section everyday at 2: 15 p.m., the
trailer records that and we can
have someone out there at that
time to catch them," said Officer
Dave Anderson, one of two offic-
ers responsible tor the trailer pro·
gram. •
1f you have complaints about
speed and would like to see the
trailer in your neighborhood, call
the traffic department's hotline at
754-5263.
1894 . 1994
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ever; tUnc we bavt 'O"C':Z IP doa't uac the aena Jlpdy... •
wroa,. we tuta to out :Gai. Bua wbik eo.ta Mcu city of·
ud uk them I« mo.ey." faciall aay they arc pddeocd bY
The wk force ii ~ co Ubraty cul.bads, they are .not
cnate recommcnd•cioas to me ~' foe 1 new tu.
Board ot Supervilon by Aupla. .. , would not like to see 1
.when county bu.dJCt ~ br<>W..f>ued Wt, but I would be
be&in. more than wilJinc to pay u u~
d Yu~dcna librarian Bolh libraries ia c.o.&a Maa 11uaJ fee on a library card," uid
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us ful that -"ile HbrlfY KMctl
are SOCDethlaa guiu popular, we
quc6lioa Whether the public is ia
any mood for aoy kind of w in·
creas.e. We are encouracina the
tuk force to develop 1 whole
r..tcc ol options.''
Gc:nl So"'ell .... J hat'' une of the . have ~harply cunailed ~fatifta c.o.ta Mesa Mayor Sandy Genii.
• reasons ~e hied away from that. hours. At the rnaln braada. the C.O.ta Mesa City Manaaer
particular method.'' . book buyina"bud,et wu lluhed Allan Roeder met with county
Some have iuge11ed that
ldlool di5trias (:®Jd join foroes
lo stren,then locaJ county-run Ii·
braries. ''Thi• is one oC the major
avenues we will be re1earchin1/'
uid county education Superin·
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Cou!JIY Supervisor Tom Riley, Crom $55,000 to SlS;OOO. And officials several weeks •So alona
who pu hed foe the ·crc;,aion of withoul the one-time infu1ion of with repreientatives from other
lht1 unk force, uys there wall be state · funds this year, the book Oruse County citie1 to discuM
no ru'fl to c:all for a library tax. budget will !all to $7,500 next r.... ~ goals of the proposed task
"An $1.C6Wtent is certainly cal year. Periodicals were cut by force. He said there was little
· tendent John Dean, who has
been liked to become a member
of the library task for~. "'There
are only '° many ®II t
there . and ·we have to use every
sin&l~· one as efficiently as pos-
sibfe. We cannot give up librar·
ies."
Ql}C uf tt.c thin~ we oould do, 75%. enthu5jasm for the creation of a
b'-ll v.c. ought to 11llow thei..c solu· ''It's decimated ul)': •aid Mari· library usewnenl district.
tioo• to come from the task anna Hof, branch (nlnager of the .. There were mixed reactions
torcc," Raley u1d "ll )Ctms iike Costa Mesa Library. 4'And l : to that idea:• he said. "Many of ,
Cancer society sets fund-raising 1111
The Amcric.m C anccr
!->oc1c1y'!» Or;snge County-Unit
1s JJ(Jnwung its mntn annual_
D .. • f1xill Dayi. f und-rabmg
~ ... n pu1v \.\-1th ho~~ of
raasmg SH.JO (~JO by sdling
25(),(J IJ bnght )CIJON
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fur a bunch <Ji JO daffodil~.
SI IJ tor JO dJtfrx.lil~· wit~ a
'.JM.: and grc..cncry, SSO for 40
l>l0<1m11 :s nd llpnng Ov"er~ in
a designer va~. and $100 for
a corporate ae~igoer basket.
Orders must be placed by
the March 7 order deadline.
Orders can be placed, by
calling 751-0441 . •
· Orders of $50 or more will
be deljvcred during Daffodil
Days March 21-23.
AJI other orders ca n be
pick~d up on•the same dates
at the Orange County
Fairgrounds.
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Yl'Yowdl uid the IJaid p into~' boU1C tbroush a pras~ ~'.
that hid beca Jeft opea by her c~edrn;_,. to rwruna1c throu•h "They came into the bottom ~ r-· . .,.
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~::· t in some of the situations, peop.le hav~ been ~wake in the
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~ntroversial composefs music -which O~ra Pacific
will present starting Friday -enjoys large following
., CIDUTOPHEA Tl.ELA
R emember the scene in . ·
the movie ''Apocalypse ·
Now,'' where American
helicopters allacked a village
while the 11irrin1 "Ride of the
Valkyries'' music was blarin1
from spc1ke11 on the helicop.
tcr&? The music added a 5ur·
reali51ic edce lo a memorable
clnematit moment. •
Anyone who iuends one' of
the five performances o( Opera
P1cifac'1 production of German
composer Richard Wagner's·
"Dae Walkure" that opens f ri·
day nipt at.the Orange County
Performing Arts C.enter 1n Cossa
Mesa wiU hear "Ride of the
Valkyries" io its originai context.
·1 h w ~d.n/ !\1,u< h ] . I <J'J4 Pull-out ~l'ct ion Pc1<Jl' A
But "Die Walkure" is not
known solely J:S the opera that
spawned the music !or "Apoca-
lypse Now,'' McDonald's com-
mercials and a Dugs Bunny car-lOOn.
.Completed ·around 1856, "Die
Walkure" islflie of four operas
that cpmprisc Wagner's "Ring
· des Nibelungen" series, which is
'
his ain't no
Oprah,"
one of the
hom yells
during the
. opening
moments of
the ntwest episode of "Solutions,"
a community cable television show
for recovering drug and alcohol
abusers.
Amid the clutter of backdrops,
disassembled sets and the
""Newscenter 3" ctesk, an
enthusiastic, well -dressed crowd of
about 25 crammed into the
Copley/Colohy of Costa Mesa
5tudio for last week's "Solutions"
taping.·
Billed as the "fastest growing
cable show in the world," the
haJf-hour program is at titnes '
offbeat, at times beyond offbeat
but mostly a reservoir of
information for peoJ?le suffering
Crom alcoholism, drug· addiction
and compulsive behaviors.
Now in its fourth sca~n.
"Solutions" is shown on the local
channelr i'n <A>sfa Mesa and
Newport Beach and distr~buted
. • free to cable systems natfonwi<fc.
Some episodes have aired in
Japan, Hons Kong and Great
Britain, according·to producer
H.E.'Cat.
Also one of the show's hosts,
C.1 began the latest installment by
walkin& onto the set with an Elvis
impenonator and "The Wizard" of
Odds" (a.k.a. Paul James). The
men wert immediately kicked off
by female hosts Lynn Reeves and
Ouistine Carey as it was
announced this wouJd be an
all-woman "SolutiQn~" called
• "Alternative Solutions."
Reeves. who co-produces with
show founder Cat, warned "This is
not a Tupperware pany. We're
aoin1 to get down to the cellulite
level."
What followed was a fairly _
normal informational program
thanks to cuests who included a
Mochen Against Drunk Driving
representative and Carey's·mother,
Susan, who worki in substance
abuse recovery.
"SQlutions" may be the only
television proa.ram of any kind
affaliated with 1 sober living home.
Don Ward, who owns t'he Costa
Me11 motel that houses Newport
Bay Recovery, is the show's
executive producer.
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TSl..'YA AADIOHI'., DALLY PILOT
A recent symposium on German composer Richard Wagner
drew 300 people, Including (from left): David OiChiera. Sher-
'!Yin Sloan, Harris Saunders; Dale Harris and Patrick Smith.
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based upon a 121h century epic
German poem. Wagner called
his' operas "Gesamtkunst~erk,"
or "total work...,of art." 11 .com-
~t) and lighting, and drama. NEW SUBCULTURE REFUGE
Hi) opera) had a continuous
thematic development . which·,
oomt1ined )Yith his principle of
"Gesamlkun!.twerk," helped 'to
See Off the Bca~~n. P~th, 'page B
. bined for the first, '4mc music,
vocals, Yisual enhancemenb like
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Producer H.E. Cat applauds off camera as another episode of "Solutions" is taped · 1n a studio a·t Coptey/Colony of Costa Mesa. I • . , . .
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T E IN·
DROP-BACI{· • •
rLocal cable TV" show ·'Solutions' can be wacky, but
it dispenses vital information to . slfbstance abusers
she is celebrating four years of
sobriety, "four years of tl
wonderful ride." Her mother will
have been sober 10 years in April.
Story by MATr COKER + Photos by MARC MARTIN
Arts in New York C11y:
By age 18, he conducted the
Detroit Philharmonic Orchestr
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camera humell
Ano111cr 1Mfer~n c is the O'H~rull
fed. • Soluuons ' u:.ed to be:
cquiill) enteru11nment and
111torm:u1on orn:nkd. !'\o"' 11 k"'r )
n.ore to~ .. rd the mformauonal
~1de .. though la!>t \\Cc~·~ t.l1' • g da
feature: a ~t nd-up ru .... un~ lr >m
sober t:omedi3n An el.l PolfJrti
As the prugrari ha> becon.e
mJre )enous, 11 h;o abo deh;ed
deeper than subst.lncc: abu~. Tl,e
producers ha\t: d1')C(.l.ercd throu'
r-cco\ery that :Jli.il holasm an~ drug ·
:ibu\e u>uall .. m..i~~ a more
1.kep-!.eeded· emo11on:il problem.·
Ot41cr l'>)Ue) l}.e program has
dealt v.ath includt: r;,pc. ga11g'),
O\erea11ng, humclt:!> nc>:s and ~een
)Uic1de. · '
Uy exploring d.ffercnt t1..>p1cs,
"Soluuom" l1i:1) IJ.:,lt up u· i. ... ppoll
netv.ork B) call mg a· toll-hec
. numlkr .-lJ_ 00) ~:W -3229 -
that 1~ oltc; ll:l lied on II c recn
alcoho11c), drug add1ch anc! e'en
people v.1th trouble> that aren'1
~ub~1:rncc:-::ibu)e rdll~ed c~n el
hep
Cat said ~ ultons' "ouldn't
hJ•e la'.>ted ti ) 121 ~ had it OOl •
been for the .. t1u1c:~c:n1.c uf
Copli:) Colon). • r bnng in .. :um: in there he
s:iid. "I bring cro .... J'> :rn~ .
audience> -:i11d )Upcr.)tar), and tht)
pul up with 11.'' ·
Oc)pllc tile.: murc se r 1uu~ u~ c ru .
tone, ·solurion.,,·· I) ~till un upbe. 1
loofe at sobriCt) Cat bru.uthl 1n •
aspmng young actre~» Care)' rn
hopes~ of reactung out tu
M J V-gcnerJtion vic">'crs As the
show\ ''veeja:.:.'' Care) intro<lu1..c:s
r-0d. ~nJ c;om~~ .of-~mhct
in reco .. el).
'J here are-se\erJI light
momenti.. During the taping of a
~cond sho" l01st 'ed .. ReL"\C~
a>kcd suc>l Penn U:ic .a ho,,. she
"became ::i cert1facd 1c:l:ip e
peciali'llt. "l cau~ them," Bac .. a
de3dpanncd. .
'l'hc program )till rct:unS' :i
certain quirlinc:s'. too
In the imtallment \ ic:" cd on
tape, whene-.er the ho)t• v.cnr t<>
or c:.imc .bad; from a commerc1;.il
brc:.tk -P.Ublic \ef":I~~
annoltllCcmenl!t are run 1mH:ad 01
proJuct cndof)cment~ -u lilllc
fairy would appear <ind wu\:c u
v.and. L1ghtn1ng bolh and weird
effect!. were al"o emplu)ed for II[)
particul:ar tca;c>n,
With the exception of Copley/
Colony 1&1ff, everyone involved in
die production, includin& most
pew, ii a rkovC£.ed alcoholic or *"& user. Christine Carey
iaaouoced durina the 11pin1 that • -Cat may have been the biggest
abu)Ct·of them all. He grew up in
Detroll a) a child prodigy in music
nnd received mu!>ic degree) from
the Unt\er!>ity of Michigan and
Julliard Academy of Music and
He went on to write musical
scores for mojor motion pictures,
jam ~th Bob Seger and the Silver
Bullet Band and lead a b3nd
called Cat House that toured
brieOy with the Rolling Stones.
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Along the way, he used
"everythifig." His career came .
crashana down in the 1utters of
Newport Beach. He panhandled
before 1etting help at Sober Livmi
By the Sea in Newport Beach.
In 1991, Cat launched the local
cable show, which was known 11
"Sober LMna" before switching to
''Solutions." fie used his
Hollywood connection• to build up
a network or celebrity recowren .
to brina before the cameras.
Promised auesu this seuon
include David Cr06by, Billy
Preston aad Barban Bach.
A 1991 "OIY in the Daily Pilot
detcribcd the lhow u ponnyina
reccMry "u the hip, new thifta to
be UalO. 'J'bere fttft ICCJntd ID be
rec:iovery aroupie1 ...
Based on lMt week's 11pina ot
two ahowl Ind I ~
bllc1Hment vieWed on Wleo&ape, llatre haw been may...,.. ......
IY d1m ... neect duf!ll lhl
~ ....... c.i ... 'l ....... '° ...-. \lllloill daalr "'
I f
Cat goes over opening with Etv11 lmpeflONltor Steven Dale, a ti·
coverer who was Showtlme cabte't comedian of the v..,.
to 01hcn~. u he alw prc.>\ed Int
1e:a50n when actor Jeff Cona'4':ay
hulled 10me proiram .
Just because he'1 nol on camera
' doesn't mean C•t itn't nvolvcd.
•
UHi week, when the rc1ular
camcrunlD 11eppcd away for a
moment and Copley/Colon_y
dirutor John Hurd •INKMtnced it
was tune IO roll. c.a Jd...-4 up
(rom WI oft«nM daair, puc on
lhC beldpboMI -....... tbl
.
Thc1e editing tri ~' on be
J1mactina to • sober viewer. ln
fact , 1t seems a 1( one mu t be
under ahc innucnce 10 upprec'8
• the catraneou vi1ual ,
Pcrhlp1 that'• the point. a.a
the &Afllt audience pll haa' •l
thole la 9llCI wiU a&kk .,...
WMCtlwMllDlows. . .... °"""" ,.._,..,.
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The-Lab's 'the place .if you're into used
jeans, p~ CDs 'and industri~·age ~hoes
By ROYA POULADi and· CHJlIS Cll.ISWELL
W ent to The Lab
the other day.
Y.ou can look at
this new shopping
center two ways:·
Either someone smart is cashing in
on an entire subculture of young
people, or this is actually a unique
blend of shops arid design
principles that cater to the needs
and interests of Generation X.
It used to be [[ you wanted to
outfit )'Ourself and your /
• ~urrounding.s, you had to travel to
thrift stores frofll Long Beach to
Melrose just to get what you
needed. Now you can go to The
Lab in Costa Mesa, the first
alternative mall to grac~uthem
California.
RO'v A'S TAKE
The cool th ing about this place
is the communal fee ling created by
the people and la) Out of The Lab.
It resembles a post-nuclear
wa rehouse deconstructed into an
, cncJa,e for survivors of urban
America.
Unlike other malls in the
Orange C., The Lab is small
enough and the contents unique
enough to lend a comfortable,
yo uthful and impromptu
atmosphere.
You enter through a hallway
decorated with found objects and
makeshift shrines, into a hang-Qut
area littered with old couches,
chairs and jerry-rigged objects
serving as scats. A pool table sits
Off the Beaten Path,
sort of a travelJloal desti·
· nation column presented
from unique perspectives,
returns to the Oa.ily Pilot
today with a two-mem~r·
writing team. Balboa Is-
land resident Roya fouladi
is the Newport Beach Arts
Commission's treasurer.
She is headed for 'law
schoo l. Chris Criswell
moved from his native
Kentucky to Ne wport
Beach two years ·ago. He's
working on a dOctorate
degree in psychology from
Pepperdine. ~
nearby fo r.people or employees
who want to play while waiting for
their Criends to st)op. Never again
will a boyfriend have to sit bored
while his G-Criend tries on clothes.
Here he can walk over to the
han~-out area and pick out some
tunes on a used guitar waiting to.
be played. Never again will a
young shopper (eel patronized by
an older salesperson working on
commission wijh no time to spare
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shrink-to-fit when you an ha\le
~nuine, p~-owned, comfy denims
d)·ed a brilliant color to hide the
previous owner•s stains?
The Lab also makes room for a
coffeehouse, an aJtcmati\'e comk
book store, an industrial-age shoe
store; a couple of gallery spaces
and a bead shop manned by an
affable owner named Spencer,
who will actually chat with )'OU
while you string your dreams on a ..
leather tbong, To top it off, there
is a Tower Records store d~oted
purely to alternative and .
subculture music and books. There
are more stores in the·v.orks.
I hate spending money on
non-essentials, but I wound up
leaving The Lab happily toting a
punk CD, a book about the '60s .
counterculture, a beaded necklace,
a stick to put my hair up v..ith and
some farmer pants. This place is a
godsend to the hip youth of
Orange County, and it's the only
mall that encourages hanging out
betweCJl pooases. ·
GHR.IS'TAKE
To gh·e you a gdod idea of
whether The Lab is a place you'd
be in~rcsted in, let me tell you
what 1 bought there: a Malaysian
notebook, an African necklace,
Calvin Klein underwear, a
Lemonheads video, a pair of used
jeans, an adult comic book, a biket
wallet. obscure B-day car,ds and a
glow candle.
AU in one day. All in one place.
Before you jump to conclusions, ..
1 should also mc1t'\ion it W1$ my
payday and l Celt entitled.
Not only did I satisfy my
material needs. bit I also got to
play guitar, shoot pool and check
out some an that was on display. I
also caught some current local
talent display musical sk.tlls on the
small but intimate stage that is
provided for the pleasure of casual
passersby as well as die:hard Cans.
Comfortable and accessible, The
. !--ab has brought-together tJic
worthwhile aspects of current .
trends and interests and compiled
them into a warehouse of creative •
deconstruction. Leave it to Orange
County to mall-size the current
counter-culture. A rebellion
convenjence store.
Pretcntiousn-ess aside, there is
an abundance or cool stufC to
peruse and purchase. So, if )'OU
want a vehet dress and platforms,
bring an open mind ... and a
credit card.
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By JOEL BEBJlS
I r l.beft'a one &ocal baad that has a buzz (and we mean the
hype buzz noJ your Bj(f.and-Bunny·Blonde-Beachblanket-
bunghole~Coors Light headache buzz), it's Nak~d Soul. _Fresh
off an ll·stale Midwestern tout, the local ou1fit will headline at
Our House Coffee Bar ncKl Thursday, March JO.
The Costa Mc$:t·based ensemble is promoting its new release,
"Visiting Your Planet,'' a lively, bouncing, ca.rousing, roc.ky,
poppy altcfnative-type offering dished up by Scotti Bros. Opening
for N~ked Soul are Permanena Green LiJhl and Incredible Circus
Train. The $3 show begins at 9 p.m. and 1s 18-a nd-ovct.
Speaking of Our House, the venue has stepped ~roadly (that's
not a sex.isl term believe us it's true) into the live locaJ music
niche by featuring live offerings nearly every night of the week.
Tonight, the Women headline. Frid.iy, it~ The Roundabo.uts and
Drowning Sun. Saturday night is Club Qucso, featuring the
Minute Kings and Sun~ay's reggae nigh t will feature lsouljarts:
The place was not designed exclusively for rock shc:>ws as pr!lven
by its .smMJ floor. But its eclectici m -coCf eehouse-type coziness
with an alternative edge -makes the shows work. It's also clean
and safe but no" neutered.-II sells food, beer and, of course, cof-
fee. It's located at 720 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa.
Stealing a bit from Wtektnd Update: THE EMPIRE BALL·
ROOM JS STILL NOT OPEN.
Backers of this place, who are very secretive in what they want
to tell the press, like who they arc, how much they've spent on
this place, etc., etc. They've also been saying since last year that
the dance club, billed as the biggest dance hall in Orange County,
will be opening its doors. First December. Then January. Then
.February. Now, the voice on the other end of ·the line says Mar.ch.
26. That's an actual s;late. So lessee if they stick to it. h 's located
by Staples on 17th l'.lnd Superior. So keep y9ur eyes peeled.
Urban Sprawl, a Hunlington Beach-based· outfit , will perform a
semi-unplugged c:Oncert at 9 p.11J. Friday at Muddy's coffee shop, in
Cost Mesa. Muddy's is located in the Stater Bros. market shopping
center, ~at the comer of Fairview Road and Baker Street. lt_'s free.
Don~t knr what semi-unplugged means but our guess is that it'll fea-
ture elcltrified acoustic guitars. But then again, what do-w_~ know?
Costa M~a-based poet Mkbnel Mollo scored a heady triumph lai.t
week when he won the right to open up for three performers on
MTVs Spoken Wurd :rour. The national tour, whicl\ features New
York Cicy poets R'.eg E. Gaines, Maggie Estep and JoHn Hall (from
the band Kingmis'sile) stopped at C:il State Fullerton Sunday night.
Mollo, whol has lived off-and-on in Costa Mesa the past s0c years but
"ho now ha ngs out in Sonoma County, pcrform,d under the name
Green Lotus J.'fa n. He read his poem, "Bone, Stone and Steel," a
sweeping work that focuses on 1he genocide of 1he Native Ame1ican.
Mollo wa5'chosco to open the Orange County gig after winning a
poetry contest at the university pub last week. ,"It does d!sturb me
that I am appearing at the behest of MTV, the most obscene symbol
of rmage-oriented corporate media global village," the 25-year-old
Mollo said. "But America docs need to hear these word s."
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Opera ex_tra sp~cial to Corona def Mar fairi~ly
D r. Andrew Cies loves the make·up, the seb getting part of it. h\ like u Y.edtling. If
opera. ln fact, the • put together, the choreography you're Just a guest )OU go and it'!i
Corona del Mor of how everybody is supposed to Y.Ond~rful, you see the cat..e and
resident's musical passion has move. It's fascinating to c;,e it the bride and ~\.erything. But you
rubbed off on his family. all come together. And the V<eren't there when they 1ried on
His daughter, then in the music is incredible because it the dress. and )OU were n't there
fourth grade, was in the child's totally ~rrounds )'OU when '-"he n they went to pick
chorus of Opera Pacific's first you're on the stage." e"eryth1ng out." ·
production of "La Boheme" in Leslie is a "super" in Opera Dr. Cies kc:cp!> bu~y during the ' 1~7. She also sang in Opera Pacific's "Lucia Di da) as an opthomologbt, and is
Pacific's 1990 production of Lammermoor,'' which opens olso an Opera Pacific Llo3rd
"Turandot," but this time Dr. Wednesday for five membe r I k lc;i\.e the mcdic:il
Cies joined her onstagc as an performances at the center. She ''orld bch111d Y. hen he e!>Cape's lo
extra. The experience was so had neve r been to an opera the mJg1cal Y.Orld oT opera.
much fun that his wife and son until she married he r husband "It'!> a "ondcrful ''a) of
joined the father/daughter act ~O years ;igo, and now she loo 1s leaving '>~hat )OU do from d:i) to
onstqge for 1992's Opera Pacific rilled with opera and w1th day' a1rn~et i11tu thi:i. make-··
encore of "La Boheroe." eing a part .Qr a production. bdte\e, m:igiC'tll \\Oild of great·
Now, Cies and his wife Leslie "There is ~o much energy," ,• . Jml"C'· grc;1t }lOrrc., and rcall)
are back again as extra$, or she said enthusiastically. '' l , ~ndcrf ul per!>onalitics,' he !>aid.
"supernumeraries," in two think that's what overwhelmed ··tt') rcall) a trc;.11 to have
separate productions that run me the most. Opera is the Opera Pacific here in Orange
concurrently at the Performing Leslie Cles of Corona del Mar highest form of theater. The Count>: W1:.'re 1eally making un
Arts Center beginning Friday. (left photo) gets fitted for the voices are so dynamic, and t~c impact on the :m:a. I hope more
"It gives you-an incredible wig she'll. wear as. a supernu-{llusic with the symphony is i.p and more p1.:ople \\ 111 m.1kc the
Perspective on opera," Cies said merary or extra In Opera Pa· romantic. ll's a real education cffoft to get m'uhl.'<l. You haH: WHAT: Opera Pacific's ~·01e Wolkure" ond '!Lucia DI Lommermoot" . . backstage at the center during a WHERE: Orange County PerfQrmlng Ms Center In Costa.~e'° · cific's ugcomlng production of for me. It's so thrilling to be aust to get )OUr kct ''cl ll s ,
costume fitting for "Die • · WHEN: "Die Wolkure": 7 p.m. Friday and March 10, 12, 18i 2 p.m. • ."Lucia i LarTJmermoor." t"ier a little part of it. lt.'s fabulou~. I something 1hJ1 gro'~~ on >Ou. lt'i.
Walkurc." "It's fascinating to sec t.1,arch 20. '!Lucls;J'': 8 p.m. Wednesday ond Morch 11;--H, 19: 2 p.m. husband, Dr. And[ew C1es, had no idea how incredible~e not alwa\s an c:a!>\ learn You
tbe prOCCSS Of how the Opera is March 13 ' -gets assistance With ttle COS· experience wa s going to be., OU hU\C to cart: enough 10 put some
put together. You see a real HOW MUCH: $15 to $75 tume he'll wear as an extra in have no idea of the power 9 effort into 11. It':. \\Cll ''0nh .it." -
.human side of the stars, you sec MORE.INFO: 740·2000 Opera Pacific's "Die :Walkure." ·rl)u Sic .and drama until yo u re a '-tly C/Jrisw pher Trel:i
WAGNER ,, ..•.
revolulionize opera, turning it in to
an exciting new means of theatri·
cal and artistic expression.
"Die Walkurc" (the Valkyries
are maid~ns who choose which
soldiers will die in bat.tic and then
lead them to Valhalla, the great
haJI of war heroes) is an ambitio s
undertaking for Opera Pacific.
is the Costa Mesa-based co •
pany:s first attempt at Wagn ,
whose operas . ret1uire large set
· and a large orchestra, as ·well as a
multitude of special effects. The
cost to mo.unt the opera i~ nearly
$1 million, or roughly 20 percent
of Opera Pacific's seasonal budget.
It's the company's most expensive
production to date, and one of its
longest, clocking in at 4~ hours.
Since "Die Walkurc" has not.
been performed in Southern Cali·
fornia in nearly 20 years (San
Diego Opera last staged it in
1975), Opera Pacific decided to
H---~ Old -a day-long Wagner sympo·
sium at the Westin South1 Coast
Plaza Hotel which was attended by
more a than 300 Wagner cnthusi-
osts. But this was no ordinary sym-
posium. Many participants, like ,
New York Post opera critic Dale
Harris a~d Opera News ·magazine
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th e day's events. Many participants
lectured while wearing Norseman
horned hermets to prove opera
fans do have a sense of humor
("Die Wal kure" features full 12th
century Norse costuming and sets).
• According to Wagner Society
president Sh'erwin Sloan, one; of
the symposium moderators, the
eve nt helped to shed more light on
Wagner and his music, including
ome facts thal many people may
n now.
"We a · ed about Wagner's life
and the history of what was going
on in Europe and G~rmany at the
time he was writing his opera, and
some o( the controversie~ ·about
Wagner," Sloan explained. "He's a
great compt>ser, but his personal •
life was .quite scandalous. He was
very anti-semitic. During World
War ll, Hiller took Wagner's
music and made it the music of
the Third Reich, which made it
very unpopular afterward ...
Wagner's music was played at
Nazi rallies, in concentration
camps and on the German radio.
Accorcfing to Sloan, "In Israel
today, Wagner's music 1s not al·
lowed to be performed. They've
tried, but the audience has gone
into a riot." However, Sloan said
that the re have been relatively few
problems with Wagner perform·
ances in this cou ntry.
Sloan has seen 29 complete
"ring" cycles, most of which have
been ,performed over the course of
a week,.. allhough some opera com·
panics may do one a yea r fo r 'four
yea rs. The. Opera Pacific produc·
tion of the "Die Walkure" part of
the cycle promises to be a fairly
traditional one, which suits Sloan
just fine. He has seen updated
productions, and they're just not
the stime.
''There's nine Valk')'ries; th ey
are all sisters. During Ride of the
Valkyries, they run on stage with
spears and helmets. I saw one in
Germany ·where all nine were
wearing leather and riding motor·
cycles. ·It was very unusual."
Christopher Trc/:J is a free-Janee
»Tiler whose entertainment stories
appe&r regularly .:..-i be -DDilf-
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much-deserved va.ation.
While she is gone, the
Daily Piiot is running up-
dated 'versions of her put
local dining reviews.
•
I s it OK to mention
Marcel Proust in here?
After all, he was French
and the owner of Studio
Cate hails from Paris. .,
There is p. f a]ll$>US
passage in the author's book
"Rcme.rancc of Things Past" in
which he writes of the evocative
powers of taste and scent. He
came to mind last week when I
was prowling around old Peninsula
stomping grounds.
There's nothing like that
singular mix of Balboa aromas to
bring back great memories.
Seaweed and salt-filled air;
feathers of smoke, fish and the
fra$rance of barbecued meat tease
the nose. Balboa: it's Dillmari's,
Ruby's, glowing like a magic juke
box in th e mist, the Pavilion -
and then there's the Studio Cate
aliv~ with music, hunkered right
dow"n on the sandy beach.
Siuing' at the bar, you can watch
the sky over the Pacific change· its
mind about the weather and see
skate boarders sailing past the
window like errant seagulls.
The musicians don't begin their
weeknight 'gig until nine·o'cloclc,
so three of us made reservation
for 8 p.m. and walked past tbe bar
and into the dining room. It's
bigger now tha~rfl remembe'rcd,
with windows all·along the
boa rdwalk and enough room so -FYI
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Studio Cafe In Balboa.
chicken eaters.
Studio Cafe runs a "Sunset
Dinner Special" Sunday through
Friday evening for just $7.9S.
(Sunset is defined here as S to 7
p.m.) There's a choice of those
tasty ribs, teriyaki, lemon or
Mayan chicken, all served with
primavera pasta and salad.
Dessert is not a bjg deal here
and instead, we orderQd a fish
bowl-sized glass of something
called "Adios" for SS.7S. With
three straws. It was a beautiful
azure blue, tasted like wicked
lemonade and had a kick rlke a
Ferrari.
Modestly priced food, fine
instrumentalists, a landmark
setting and an ouUa-sight view.
What more could you want? Eggs
in your beer? Come to think of it,
the bartender would probably
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S peaking of specials,
Villa ~ova 1s wel·
coming guests for~
twilight dining until 6 p .m.
Prices are a b reak with a
great ~esar salad which
usually costs $4.SO selling
for $2.25 and grilled
breast of chicken with
angel hair pasta, normally
a $14.SO item priced at
$10.95. Andy Crean says,
"Come on down!"
... Time to circle a date_
on the calendar -April
24, to be exact. That is
when the Newport Harbor
Art Museum will continue
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with its Art of Dtnin~ VII.
Call Maxine Gaiber s of· WHEN: open for lunch 11 :30
o.m. to 3 p.m. · Mondays
through Fridays. Dinner 5 to
10 p.m. Saturday ·and Sun·
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to 3 p.m. Sunday dinner 4 to
10p.m .
We were there to h"1Ve some
food, with music for dessert on '
Thursday night. Some things nevfC
change and this menu is one of .
them: ribs and chicken; ribs and
shrimp; etc. Tpp sirloin steak is ·
$13.95 served with a savory green
peppercorn sauce.
are on the menu.-The cold greens
in a side order of salad ar~
crµnchy crisp, with sliced (resh
mushrooms, ripe tomatoes and a
white creamy dressing, faintly blue
cheese in nature.
One of fllY dinner· companions
ord ered ribs and was soon looking
at a Neandert~al Tack of dark
brown crusty ribs, pink and tender
to the bite. The fellow on my left
)YaS se~ed calimari which was as
good as calimari gets; actually it
was a dead-ringer for its expensive
cousin abalone found at Newport's
more elegant establishments. 1
took the low-cal route and ordered
lemon chicken. We had a small
crock of tender baked beans -•
My friends and 1 shared a bottle
of Kendall Jackson Reserve, $18,
and were finishing our meal when
the band started to play. They
were terrific! Music groups change
all the time with blues featured on
Friday and Saturday nights. Owner
Albert Shamma said most of the
people who come to Balboa's ..
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but we were in the middle of a lot·
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subtle garlic cream sauce and
plenty of other seafood sctections
l thought all the patrons would
bo kids who got their driver's
licenses about 20 minutes earlier,
but au contraire, the place was full
of upwardly mobile adult diners at
tables decorated with fresh
flowers. .·
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ot 4pm, 3pm on Sundays. It hoa 0 f>flvote banquet Sun 10.1 :30om. IN,BRU,FB,ENT,V,MC,AE,DC
room, does catering for parties of 20 or more ond
also delivers. locot.d ot 5800 W. 2nd St., long
Beach (31 OJ .C39..Rl6S
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CHAaUIS 09U UITAWANT. locoted ot I 02
Mcfadden Pl. next lo the Newport, Pier. Mtxe lhon
o restouronk>n inatitutionl Serving up great food Of
reasonable pricet •Ince 1967. BreokfOst is serwd
oll day long. lunch & dinner consisb of Am«icon,
Mexican and Seafood dishes. Don't miu out on
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egg special on Saturday for $5.95 i• o must and o
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beat. Prices r~ from $2.85 to $7.95. 675-
7991. Open 7 doya o WMk, 7om-l 2om. Sun-
Thura, 7om-3om Fri & Sot. MC,V,. AMX, D.C.
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8eodl c:entraJ par\. Menu includes omeletles,
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from $4.95 lo S7.25 Open TU9Hri. 7:30 om lo 2
pm. Sot & Sun Iii 3pm. SUmn. houta Moy.Sept
open ••• 8:30 Pf"~ w.6-Sot. lJ¥e mutlc, coll !Or
men Info 8'2.o77.S. OUT, V, /!IC., TKO
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Or., Huntington Beach. Menu Includes hot & cold ---L-~ and d -L-_.. ed
posto.s, specw.., nlz.zas, fai"ita's and items from MQfQQO ~ion iNl9t °"'= lo .Pria ._., ,... perf.ction with only the Fr.sh.at I ienh. the griH. ricesronge from 3.9.S lo $1 3.95. Prices range from $2.50 lo $15.9 for 0 Open 11 :30 lo close. Doncing nightly, jou on complete .:. __ L , d 7 ~ w.d. Bi~ Bond Swing Music Thur. &.midnight. ID, ~. Lui ~notion inner. Ope(! ._,. 0
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• Ano (1 bit No. of So. Coast fltcwl, next lo
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QUR HOUll, located ot 720 W. 19th St., Costa
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ITALIAN
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RANDAZZO ltAUAN CAFI, Located ot
21148 Beach BIYd., (ot Altonto), Family owned,
eYef}'thing prepared with the finest meats &
cheeses & Famous for it's infamous cheesecake.
Prices range from $2.00 lo $11 .95. Open Tues.
thru Sot I 1-9pm, Sun. 11-8 pm. Cloled Mon. IN,
OUT, WC, Wine and beer
(714) 536-2448. •
SAaAnNOS 1mAU1ANT i. SAUSAOI co. ,
localed ot 251 Shipyard Way, Newport Beoch.
Menu includes great posto, oword winning Caesar
salad, delicious homemade sausage, veal, lamb,
lots of vegetorion dishes, good wine, be.,
coppucino & deserts. • tt•s o family owned & rvn
restouront .. Prices range from $4.95 to,$13.95.
9pen 7 days o week. Serving Sol & Sun Brunch
from 8:30 1o 1.oosundoy thru !hursday 11 om to
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AVllAS IL llANOnO, A dining landmorti for
OYer 20 yeora. Run by the Avilo.fofnily, Avilcn haa 7
locations lo serve you in COiia Meta, Newport
Beach, Santo Ano, long Beoch, Huotington Pork &
•Laguna Hiiis & Huntington' Beach. Featuring
authentic food with the freshest ingr~ & a new
creotiYe light culline along wittl outhent!C Moma
Avila's recipes. ID, 8RU, F8, ENT, WC, V, IN:., AE,
DC, & DISCOVER. 'Avilas hos a reputation for
treating you like port of the fomityl•
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MAIOMITAYIW, located at 2332-W...
PoclRc Coott Hwy. Mexican buraeta, fajiloa,
buttb & MON. Specials doel'f. iirice range from
$4.95 lo $10.9.S Open 11:30a..., 12:30am ..
IN. fl, V, IN:., N , DC. (714) 631~220 .
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Ml CASA. located ot>296 17th StrNI, Cow
Meao. A trip lo Mexicol Mexican food, Open
doily ot 11 om. Pric:.s rons-from $2.25 lo
$8.95. Serving lunch & dinner for°'* 20 years. IN, FB. we. v, /llC.., AE, DC, a , D. 6'.S.
7626.
WAHOO"S FISH TACQ. With 3 locotiona:
1133 PCH, Laguna Beoch, (714) 497-0033,
1862 Placentia, Coalo Meao, (714) 631-3433
and 3000 Bristol, Co.,. Meao (714) 435-0130.
Menu includes Fislr,locos, burritos, block beans
& rice, solods, sandwiches. Pr~es range from ·
$1.65 to $7.SO. Open Mon.-Sot. llam lo •
I Opm, Sun. 11 om lo 9pm. IN, TKO, WC.
SEAFOOD
H'*11NOTON llACH M•IUT llllOILa, Here':;,Que plooe for family dining where Fr.ah Is ling and~~
broil' ng la our lrodelnorit. Our Fr.ah ftlh .Chana.
doity and W9 also r.o.ur. c:hic:Mn, ... owl
poaio. There's o fresh seafood morbt, too.~
and Dinner, fuff bor. Children's menu. AE, V,#11:..
and OS cords welcome. 20111 Brookhura1 St.
(next 1o Target, just soultl of Adorn.). No
reMNOliona.
(714) 963-8166.
MClllC fllH a SIAIOOO, located al 2620 ~ BIYd., Costa Mesa. Menu indudea
seol'Ood salads, aeafood sandwiches, grilled
entrees, fish & chips, fiah locoa, eushi Ond lftON •
Alao hos one ol Oranae County'• !orgese
lrwenlofiet of Fr.ah flafi from It's fiah ma.bt.
Prices range from $1. 9 5 and up. ODeit Ml 11 ·
6; Sot 11..5, Sun 11-4., ID, WC (7f,) 65().
0130.
zuelll Dn DOCK, l.ocae.d ot 9059 Ado.N,
Huntlngk>n Beoch. Menu include. teafood, ..
& lobtier, piuo, prime rib,~ bar. Pricet
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o Mr. and Mrs. Q.url Kerley of ~ Newport Beach have announced
the engaaement of their daughter
Michelle, to Micheal Mims or '
Jliamna, Alaska. They will be
married April 16 in the Hyatt
Newporter Hotel, Newport Beac~
The bride-elect is a graduate or'
·Corona del Mar High School and
Cal State Long Beach. Her fiance
is the son of Shirley Mims of
Anchorage, Alaska and the late
Jack Mims.'He is a former Marine
and is employed as a bu~h pilot in
lliamna.
Nlntll•TOll·TaUNINGla
Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Herrington or Corona del Mar
have announced the engagement·
of their daughter, Brooke Farley ·
Herrington, to Patrick Truninger
of Biel, Switzerlar1d. An April 9
wedding in the Pacific Oub is
planned. ~ · _
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Corona dcl Mar High School and
the University of the Pacific.
Her fiance is the ... son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernst Truninger of Biel. He
is a graduate of the Busi ness
School of Biel.
MOaOAN·MAaTIN .,
Wendy Morgan and J~ff M&rtin,
formerly of Newport Beach, will
.be marrie·d May 29 in Cooper
Chapel, Bella Vista, Ark. Their
parents arc Ron and Becky
Morgan and Donna and John
Martin, aU former long·time
Newport Beach residents.
Johnson and James Douglas
Ferrell has been announced by her
parents, Roger and .P.at Johnson of
Newport Beach .• He is the son of
Doug and Tricia Ferrell, also of
Newport Beach.
The couple are graduates of
NeWp<>rt H~bor High School and
San Diego Sl)te Uhiversity. They
~ill be married Sept. 2 in South
Coa~ Community Church, Irvine.
WIUIU·MAllTIN
Doug and Mary Ann Wessell of
Corona del Mar have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
. Marja, to Dan Martin. He is the
son of C.C. Whitney and Bob
Martin of Newport Beach and
Palm Desert. They will be marrie~
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July 15 in Our Lady Queen of
Angels Catholic Church in
Newport Beach. .
The courle are graduates of
Corona de Mar High School. She
was graduated from Chapman·
·University in Orange and be is an
alumnus of San Diego State
University. ·
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Mr. and Mrs. David Greek of
Oceanside have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Laura, of Costa Mesa, and Dr. ·
Scott MaoAdam of Westrriinist~r.
He is the son of Dr. and Mrs.
Millard MacAdam of Newport
Beach. A June 25 wedding in
Mariners Church is planned.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Whittier Christian and Pepperdinc
University in Malibu.
Herliancc is a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School and
Palmer West Chiropractic College,
Sunnyvale.
The courle are graduates of
Corona de Mar Hi~h School. She
is attendirtg the University of
Arkansas, majoring in human
development an.d family studies'.
He is a graduate of the University
of Colorado at Boulcjer with a B.S.
degree in finance, and is president
of Martin /Morgan Development
Company in Rogers, Ark.
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Showing
what spirit
js all about
T here wa~ this 'tecny person at the
Spirit Run Sunday. She had on a
gray sweatshirt With big letters on
1he back.
There was her name, Ayn, and the
legend: "U.S. age group 10 mile fecord
holder." It made me tired just reading it.
Ayn was far from the only champion
among the throng that 'turned out for the
race-festival-fund-raiser at Fashion Island.
On the
Coast
Some of the real
champs were those
back-of-the-pack,
red-in-the-face
youngsters who pumped
furiously-to get to the
finish line as fast as an
exhausted ga{ller .c~n ·
sprint the last 30 yards~ :;
of a mile run.
My nominees for
winncrS"of the day were
the three kids I brought ~
to the SP.irit Run, Amy
Rocha, Claudia Villa and
Hugo Vivar. They were
among the 20 children
who came over "on scholarship'' from
Pomona Avenue School:
Pomona serves a neighborhood a world
apart from Fashion l sland. But such
devoted teachers as Christine Henderson,
Catherine Morgan and Pat Visel invest
1heir own time and money into helRing
bridge this vast gap.
·1 got involved, in a minuscule way, with
Pomona's after-sch~! sports program last
year. For a moment, I even thought about
volunteering to help coach soccer. But I
figured they had .enough problems.
So I wrote a couple of columns,
donated some soccer balls and drove a
herd of ~ids over to the Spirit Run.
It was the first time any of them had
been in Newport Beach, although as one
lad proudly announced; "My'dad is a ..
waiter at Big Ca nyon Country Club."
My charges this year were a little more
worldly, but no less awed by the spectacle
of thousands of people running around in
shorts and T-shirts on a gentle Sunday
morning.
· The· cause was admirable· rais_c mon
for computers and enrichmenl programs
ar Anderson, Harbor View and Lincoln
elementary schools. Lasr year rhey raised
about SBOfOOQ. The kids and parents used
a•few hundred of that'to pay the entry
fees for the contingenl from Pomona, ·J
fllighty nice and thoughtful thing.
According to Pat Visel, a number or
pleasant things have been happening to
the -sports program al Pomona. One of •
tl\e nicest was Carlos Primiani joining the
faculty.
0 fficially, Carlos is a mild-mannered
fourth-grade teacher. But after hours
he changes clothes and becomes
Supercoach, which has given the school's
st,ruggling soccer program a big boost.
. Baseball is another popular program.
Harbor View and Lincoln and private
Harbor Day School arc donating shiri
guards and mitts and three students from
Estancia have volunteered to help out
";th coaching.
There's also been a cash donation '~lich just might carry the program
111rough the end or the year, a necessity ·
b~cause the school district has no funds
for such frills.
It seems absurd that the district can't
find even a few hundred bucks to drop
into rhc kitty of a program that the
teachers started on their own, "to provide
positive after-school activities and to
fos ter such qualities as loyalty, good ~fOrtsmanship and cooperativeness ... "
And, as tho kids did last weekend, lo
develop enough self-confidence to go out
a d test their spirit and heart against
Pfers of the same age, but from another
Y<t>rld.
1 The Pomona kids scored· high. They
~re in the top 10 in each ago group. And
tbey had a wondcrf ul time. ..
As my young friend Hugo said when w~
were leaving Fashion Island: "That was g~."
Fred Martln'a column runs every
+ursday and Saturday.
P•UIDIN'f
aY aYRON DI A•AICAL
I f one in 10 bcliove lhe Rev. Joseph
R. Qiambcrs of the Paw Creek
Minisl?ies in Charlotte, N.C., then
legion tiny blanket huagcrs across the
fruited plane and right here in Newport
Beach and Costa Mc$a arc being
indoctrinated by a "new age demon"
whose message is plainly antithetical to
God's Good Word. And it seems this
evil leviathan is none other than Barney
the dinosaur.
I~ is the decree of the Rev. Chambers
• -its communication presumably
assigned to him from on high -that
Barney is "straight out of the New Age
and the world of demons and devils."
He's the latest manifcstption that
"America is under siege from the
powers of darkness," Chambers war~s,
and ~hould be rejected as anathema.
The declaratfons of the Rev.
Chambers where Barney is concerned
wouJd be funny stuff if it weren't for the
fact that it is fatuous evangelism of this
sort lh<)t gives faith in God a bad name.
Moreover, it begs for commentary on
several fronts.
The first concerns the Rev. Chambers'
"motivations for rebuking Barney as a
purveyor of anti-Christian doctrine.
There is evidence that they are both
capitalistic and·poJltical; which tend to .
muddle the veracity of his theolo~~al
obj,!ctions , • .... ,
Consider.that for a donation to his.."·
Paw Creek Ministries, Rev. Chambers
will forward a book.Jct -Barney the
Purple Messiah -which further
enumerQles the .d_Ulbolical threats of &he
heretical Barney. Were it true ttic
Touch . of bmerness
I couldn't help feeling a touch of
bitterness at reading a recent quote by
forme r Newport Beach City Manager
Bob Wynn that he got "burned" for
giving convicted embezzler Dixon a
second chance.
"How so?" on\S could wonder since
Wynn retired with a hands<?me pension,
. boosted by a .sizable and questionable
raise shortly before he left office.
One could alSo wonder about Wynn's
accountability for entrusting an·
Jtdrniued cmbezzlcc..willta position oL
major money handling in the city and
failing to effectiveJy monitor or audit
him.
'tn my book, that's •negligence in office
for the city manager. While he
continues to get lucrative consulting
jobs and an inflated pension, the one~
who really got burned arc the taxpayers
of thjs city.
RUTH WESTPHAL
Newport Beach
A plea to end Jury trlals
As a consultant to a district attorney's
office for 18 yeaJ'S in child abuse cases,
I have seen the workings of the defense
team and am glad that Deputy District
Attorney Jeff Robinson of the
prosecution team in the Thomas Gionis
assault case spoke out about "defense
tactics" in this instance.
The appeals court seems to ignore
the machinations of the defense team
who cloud and distort the facts of the
case in the juries' minds and put on a
"real show" in the court room. When
~ responds, the Appeals
The defense no longer is obliged to
present facts to prove the inn~ence of
their clicnt(s) but instead, rely on the
following:
1. Cloud the issue and the facts to the
extent that the jury is confused or so
emotionally involved that they may get a
"hung" jury; or ·
2. Prove the victim ne eded killing or
beating or mutilation of body parts, and
the defendant should be congratulated
rather than punished.
I'm against the jury system and feel
that it is in its last days. It's no longer
the "jury of peers" conceived by our
Founding Fathers.
1 suggest it's time to move instead to
a tribunal of at least three judges to
hear cases and decide on the merits of
COMMVlllTY COMMllll'AllY
·Barney bashing
. is· pure rubble
Reverend's critic ism of tne purple dino saur serves
no purpose but to tri vialize re ligious devotion
popular dinosaur is an agent of Satan, if that the Saddueees -tbe aristocratic
not the Prince of Darkness himself, high priests of Jesus' day who used
would.it not be the Christian imperative Mosaic Law to gain political power -
of the reverend to disseminate his ..... were rebuked by the Messiah as
book.let en masse to the parents of these spir-itually-bereft hypocrisies. Political
vulnerable young souls without asking agendas of any sort, then or now, ar~
for even a single shekel? One would too steeped in human impurity to be
presume so. sanctified by unblemished spiritual truth,
There is then the reverend's ~culiar particularly as they pertain to, the
political take -peculiar only i!l that a nefarious liberal missives of a purple
theologian's objections would dinosaur. .
presu~ably be of scriptural nature -That the reverend would impeach .
that "Barney is very much politically Barney as a politically correct, "liberal"
correct and liberal in its agenda. He distributor of evil instead of finding
leads kids into a world of miracles and some scriptural argument to state his
· fantasy. It's a New Age philosophy case merely places llirn in the same box
which is the antithesis lo-the Scripture." with the rest of.the neo~right cvangCljJts.
Contemporary scholarly writings -'+-who use their ordina\ion to' pe~e,,t.helr~
Stephen L Carters "The ~ulture -of . pblitics. ·~ ' -i·~ ~· . :
Disbelier• -llJ!d,d~uments as anciept Yet, there is a more 'basic inanity' to
\ as the New Testament striptures Rev. Chambers' denunciation of Barney.
illustr.atc the ·pompoS11y of 4sing one's . Jn my house.hold -where t5Bible is
1 religion to authenticate and advance read, prayers ~ and the 'fen
~nes political ideology as God -Commandments are taught -Barney is
~~dained. It was foriN'ectsely this reason as popular with our three children,
LITTERS
the casc,-and not the.showmanship of
the defense team or emotional
arguments to sway the jury.
E. TERRANCE MORAN
Newport Beac~
Ferguson's motives
queltloned
actually won awards for design, in spite
of the fact that all the most
knowledgeable professionals deplored
the circular shape from. the beginning.
The Community Service Room is inde~d
a dungeon, while the titles of books in
the stacks can barely be read at night.
No wonder the librarians look
glassy-eyed! .
Costa M~sa Friends of the J..ibra'fies
The letter to the editor. by J~an Miller are already giving hundreds of hburs of
of Costa ~esa .applaud,1,ng Gil . ,, volunteering to ease the budget crunch,
Ferguson s dec1s1on to step down and not only by holding quarterly book sales.
also asking other officeholders to do the __ bULalso by 5taff m~ the.-.Book Store at '
same-(io the name of saving taxpayer the Costa Mesa Branch.
dollars) was ver>: creative and full of Asking Newport Beach residents for •
double talk and innuendo! the secret of their success is a
I offer up two translations concerning superficial answer. Our city could have
Ms. ~llcr's letter (using pl~~n.old repaired the Mesa Verde roof the first
English rather than her poht1cal double-time it leaked and could also have
speak): First, Gil is worried that he'll assured a sound and functional for the
forget what to do once he's off the pub-Park Avenue Branch. "Water over the -
lie dole (even for a second) -there-mill?" No doubt. Constructive solutions
fore, let's t?' to help him find another need to be offered. Please ask Matt if
place back in the taxpayer's trough! he has one.
Second transl:ition:·Poor Gil was
scared to death o( a strong Assembly
primary opponc;nt and since a dismal
showing might have cost him the State
Senate scat he covets, he opted to bail
out early!
The suggestion for ot~r officeholders
to "step down" is certaillly the creation
of Gil and his cohorts ... These people
must believe that we voters are
simpletons to fall for their ploy.
J ON FIELDING
Newport Beach
Constructive library
solutions wanted
Matt Coker -smarty-pants columnist,
as he described himself -should
adhere to higher journalistic standards.
In his article "It's Up to Residents to
Keep Costa Mesa Libraries Alive," he
points the finger of censure concerning
Costa Mesa libraries at the residents,
who are actually the victims.
The Park Avenue Library was built by
the city of Costa Mesa, as was the Mesa
Verde Branch. The libraries are
operated under the aegis of Orange
County. Blame the short hours and
puny book budget on the county's
priorities. John Adams, head of this
large regjooal system, has gone to bat
for us citizens, but all county libraries
are paying a big price for the recession
and there is no easy solution.
The "dismal" Park Avenue Library
JANE D. ANTHON'Y
Costa Mesa
Partying In West
"'ewport dangerous
I wanl to address an area of concern
that I have had over the last 14 yea rs
that I have lived here in West Newport
Beach. •
After reading Saturday's Feb.19, 1994
article in the Communit)4 Forum Section
. "Party On" and seeing the two
photographs of balconies packed with
partying bodies, I must express my
concern.
This is a dangerous situation, an
accident waiting to happen, not only a
no isy nuisance in the neighborhood, but
life threatening. To have that much
load-bearing weight in a small
concentrated area, it is a matter of time
before a balcony could collapse. Didn't
this already happen in the. beach
community of Santa Monica?
I would like to see a Municipal
Ordinance limiting the number of
people on balconies and on second story
floors for weight bearing safety. Let's
gjve the Police and. City an enforcement
tool to curb the crowds!
I consider this a·danger to the
Public's health, safety and welfare. I
would like this to be brought to the
attention of our Community.
LESLIE MANDERSON
Newport Bcacfl
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though in varying degrees, as ch~ola.te
pudding. They sing and dance w11h him,
learn the ABCs and l-2-3's, and
appreciate w~at it means t~ be a good
P'rson and nice to other kids.
These arc hardly the activities of
-children inculcated by th e Lucifcriun
sermons of thi "new age demon," &as
the Rev. Chambers would have us
believe. I have yet to find one of them
worshipping crystals under the covers at
night, or drawing pentagrams on the
bedroom walls, or huddled beneath a
pyramid awaiting the descent of its
mystical restorative powers upon them.
S till, the Rev. Chambers argues that
• Barney is ''teaching kids that we
must accept everyone as they are -
whether they're homosexuals or lesbians.
He teaches alternative families."
Doubting thal Barney has ever uttered
the words "homosexual" or "lesbian," it
would serve to remind Rev. Chambers
that Jesus' ministry more often than not
led him into the company of harlots and
sinners to the great dismay o{ the
·self-righteous Pharisees. . · •
It is of no service to the practitioners
of spiritual {aith to have m~rers of the .,
'· Rev. Chamb-ers.' ilk bro:idcasting absurd,
souJ..saving caveats rhat a purple
dinqsa~r is a lieutenant of the devil.
This is particulady true at a time when
the America n "P,\Jblic square'' -as
Car~ writes in 1'Tl)e Culture of
Disbelief;' -trivializes religious
devotion pre<:isely because of these kinds
of insipid alerts in the name of God.
Dyron de AraluJI is a resident of
Ncnport B~ac/J.
RIADIU HOTLINE
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Keep . city' and trash apart
The city of Costa Mesa should not take
over trash and sewage maintenance for
the following reasons: ~
One, the sanitation district has done
and continues to do n very competent job.
Changing thi s set up can only create
confusion, lost time, higher expenses, and
more city bureaucracy. Every lime the city
gets involved it costs money and hurts
service. Just check your cable bill. .
But more import:inrly, the district
officials are an elected body, not a City
Council-a-ppointed commission. The voters
of Costa Mes:i elected the se members to
dd a job, and they have done it very well.
It smells like a powe~ draft when a
s.eparate elected body is swall owed up by
our City Council. Especially in an election
year. Enough commissions are appointed '
by them already.
Do not take this one away from us, tbe
voters. It won't save money, it will create
confusion and it would take one more
democratic vote away from the peoplC. I GARY MONOHAN
· Costa Mesa
Birth information
J had a baby at Hoag Hospital on Feb. 17,
and I wondering when it will be published
in \he paper so I can make sure and cut it
out for the baby book. I notice they don't
do it every day and 1 was just wondering if
there is any kind of schedule or any way l
could find out when l could expect to see
that.
JEAN DELL
Newport Beach
Editor's note: Wt gencrDlly rttiet•e birth
notices from Hot1g llospital erery tt•o
tt-eeks. lYe print birth Dnnouncements
. each Tuesday in our Alman:ic section.
Rohrabacher does It· again
Dana Rohrabacher is right again. Not
only do the schools bend over backwards
for the illegal aliens, but they continue to
teach them in the language of.their own
country instead of English.
Roy Alvarado contends that if we don't
continue to coddle the~c illegals, they will
commit cri mes and go to prison and cost
us more in th~ long run. These illegals are
not part of the so·called melting pot. They
\take more thjln they gjve, and that's a
fact.
RAY VINCENT
Newport Beach
Bill Clinton, (D), The White Howe, 1600 Pcnnsylvani2
Ave., Wuhingron, D.C. 20!i00. (202) 456-1111 (6 a.m.
206 Cannon Bldg., Wuhin~ D.C. 20515, (202)
225-5611. (lllOlr of Newport Beach)
Dana llohrabachcr, (R), 4~th Dist., .16162 Beach Blvd.,
Swtc 304, Hunringron Beach, CA 92647 847-2433 or
1027 Longword\ Building, Wuhingron, D.C. 20515,
(202) 225-2415. (Co.ta Mesa and West Newport Beach)
Harriett Wlcdu 2nd Dist. Costa Mesa. 834-3220
Torn &ilcy 5th Di.st. (Newport Beach, Sanra Ana Hcigha)
834-3550
Phil Sansone. t
01.ANOI COUNTY PAIR •OAllD
' to l p.m. P.S.T.
VICINUIDIHT
Al Gore.. (D), The Capitol Bldg., Suire l 12, Wuhingt0n,
D.C. 20500
HVlaNOa Ptrc Wlllon, (R), Sate Capitol, S~ramento, 95814,
(916)445..2841 I
U.t..SlllATOU
Barbara 8olrcr, (0), 112 Han Senate Bldg., Suire lll,
Washlnaron O.C., 10510 (202) 224-3553 or. 2250 E.
I Jmpcriil Hwy. Sre. StS, El Segundo, 90245, (310)
414·5700 I Dianne Pciolcdn. (D), 331 Hut BldJ., Wuhingron D.C.,
20510 (202) JU-la.l « lllll Sanr• Morua Blvd., Sec.
915, Loi~ 900l5, (JlO) 914-7300. •
MOUA .. I l ""'AllVU Chrb C.. (a). 47'1\ Di9t.. 4000 MICAnhur Blvd., Eut
Tower, Suitr 4IO, Newport lath. 92660. 756-2144 or
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Marian lkrgcson, (R), 37th Din. 140 Ncwpon Ccntcr
Drivt, Suite 120, Ncwpon Beach, 92660, 640-1137 or
(916) 445-4961. (Repicscna Newport Beach., C.0.b Mesa)
ITAftUllM8LY
Gilbert Fc:rpaon, (R), 70th Disr., 4299 MacArthur
Blvd., Sujrc ~04, Newport Bach, 92660, 756-0665 or '
(916) 445·7222. (Newport Beach and C.O.U Mcaa.)
CAUf OaNIA CWTAL ceMMll llOll
San Francuco (1'15) 904-5200 (Soud\ c.-rcDon
CCWttage •plir between oftka in Loria Bach (113)
59().5071. and San Dqo.
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Hall o( Adminitmrion., 10 CMc Center Pila. S&na Ana,
92701
COUNTY UAllD Of IDUCATION
200 Kalmua Drive, Costa Men, P.O. Box 9050,
92628·9050, 966·4000.
Eliz.abed\ D. Parker. member, Tru rec Ara. S (C.om Mcu,
Ncwpon Bach.)
COAIT COMMUNm COLLIOI DISTRICT
1370 Adami Ave. Cosu Mesa, 92626, 432-5012
Chancdlor : Alfred P. Fernandez, rhd.; Praidcnr: Nancy
A. Pollard; Board Mc:mbcn: Sherry Baumt Paul G.
~' Walrc.r G. Howald1 Atmlndo lL llu.iz: Srudcnt TnllUC: l(intco H. Garwood
CITYMVlaJIMINT eo.ca Maa: Cicy Hau, n Fair Drive, 754·5223 S11\dy
Genii, maror; Joe Ericbon, Marr, Hornbuckle. Pcttr
Butra, and Jay Humphrey, rouncal manbtrs.
Newport Budu Ocy HaU, 3300 Ncwpott Blvd.,
64+U09. Mayor •. Oarcncc Turner; Mavor pro tc:m, Jc:111
W111; John COx, Evdyn Han, John Hedge•, }Jn Ocbty,
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88 Fair Dr., Costa Mesa, 708-3247 P~s1dc:nt: RaAdy J
Smlth, Vice Prcsidcnr, Buck Joluu: Directors Doy
Henley, John Crun, Don Willet, Jim Lindberg, Guy
Hayakawa., Emily Sanford, Mubn La FoUettc.
NIWPOllT•MllA UNlfllD ICMOOL DllftlCT
1601 16ch Sr., Newport Bach, 760·1200. Supcrimcndcnr:
Mac Bernd Board Mcmbcn: aod MacMiWaa, pralJcnr;
Jim de Boom, kod MacMilh.an, Judy Fr.uxo, Sherry
Loofbourrow, 'Ed Decker, Martha Huor, fotl'C$t Werner.
..... COlllOUDAnD w an • DllftlCT
1965 J>bccmsi, Cola Mesa, 631 ·l200 Baud Mcmbcn:
Tnady OhUa. Hank Plf\lan, Mario Dunntc, Jack Hall;
Tom Ndeon
' COITA MllA IAlllTAllY DlftlllCI
J> .0 . Box 1 ~oo. COira Maa 92621-1200, 7S4·S04l.
~ Mcmbcn: James WahrKT, J.ma Fc:rrym2ft, Nace
Reade, Mike Scheafc:r, and An r~
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62-year-old, whose f amity came to
Cost• Mesa in the mid -1930s. He
still owns the oldest apartment
buildina in the city.
The same pride entered his
voice when he talked about his
rccovery•homc dream. Non-profit
Newport Bay Recovery helps
anyone, regardless if the.xi can pay
for the care. Unfortunately not
enough current 4'client$" a;~
paying enough to allow the
operation to break even.
"First the SS Freeway
construction hurt (motel) business,
now we're picking up $13,000 per
month for the floor," said Ward
referring to the ra.lenues the '
second noor loses because rooms
set aside for addicts could
otherwise be filJed with overnight
guests.
As a group meeting Is In
progress, the .motto of all re-
. covery progr~s sits stencilled
on a ~lary: "A Day at a time."
'Down with Harbor House, down
with the program,' " Ward said.
-
-.. blamed the court system,
in'urancc companies, hospital
recovery programs and unlicensed
halfway houses with keeping so
many rooms there empty.
"We are used as subjects of
greed," said Ted Harrington, a
rcco-.ercd alcoholic who handles
public relations for the facility. 1 Staff members said fhere arc
unlicensed programs now J
operating in Costa Mesa .)Without
city approval. Operators simply .
reni homes and stu ff them full or
addicts, staff members claimed.
"The court system keeP.s
referring' people to these ,
unlicensed places,"' said Jack
Reilly. Nev. port ~ay Recovery's
director. "Unfortunately, that has
driven the recovery rate down to
Jess than 10 percent."
Lynette R. Ne\ Ille, Newport
Bay's cxccut1"e ~irector, called it a
"racket .. that many hospitals
accept people inio their •
substance-abuse units arid, once Still, he vowed his dream will be
fulfilled. "lt'.s my decision and I'm
going to stick with it ," Ward said
defiantly. "People arc going to
come here and be able to afford
the best recovery value in the
U.S."
Recovery is near and dear to his
heart. Saying he was "Costa
Mesa's town drunk for 35 years," Jte checked into the Setty Ford
Center in 1985. He's celebrati.1g .
eight years of· sobriety.
He quietly opened a halfway
house in his roadside motel a year
ago. It evolved into the Newport
Bay Recovery spber,ving home
PHOTOS IY MA1c M.u.nN, DAILY l'ILOT
Melissa puts on her makeup as she gets ready for a <fay that w111 lnolude-meetings team participa-
tion In the kitchen and required homework -all part of the Newport Bay Recovery' program.
· their insurancr pa)1ments run dry,
kick. them back onto the street.
··we v. ind up p1cldng them up,"
sh4 l.a1d.
One v.ould think i~urancc
companies would frown on such a
practice. Not so, according to
"It's a cunning, baffling~nd
serio·us disease," he said. "I've
always wanted to have a place like
this." · · .
He struck out on his first
allempt. In the summer of 1989,
he wanted to open a 24-bed
extended care facility for
recoverers near Harbor Shopping
Center. The proposal received
cleacance from the city Planning
Commission but then went to a
City Council staring into a mob of
50 opponents of the so-calltd
"Harbor House."
"Everyone came out and said
six months. later. It has kept such a
low profile that top officials at Recovery in hopes ol filling empty
City Hall and the Police beds with paying clients. The
Department didn't know of its facility has become affiliated with
existence when asked.about it tDst', "Solutions," a four-year-old local
week. · . . · cable.Jelevision program that
Upon further review, au thorities cater~,Jo recoverers. Ward is the
reported that st.ate-licensed show's ~xt;:eutive producer.
Newport Bay Recovery received "Ithas always been my thought,
city permission ·-with no formal anckstill is, that we should be able
opposition -to house 40 people to provide an affordable •
in th e 17 rooms on the motel's rehabilitation center that could
-second floor. As of last week, ·the give much better dollar ;aJue than
Police Department had received Betty Forq or hospitals," Ward
only a handful of calls to the said while leaning back in his
Newport Bay a~dress -all minor. chair. "If we do it here, we would
Staying out of the public eye has not have the huge bed price
apparently benefited the program, hospitals have."
but Ward and the center's staff Newport Bay bases its bed price
are now gambling on drawing on a client's ability to pay. The
attention to Newport Bay . most it would charge is le~ than
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24-hour; seven-days-per-week care.
The least expensive alcohol and
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those through,hospitals, charge
.about $13,000 for 28 days of
five-days-per-week care.
One out of six-people who drink
is an alcoholic. One out of every
10 people is all' alcoholic. For each
person's alcoholism, it significantly Ward. "ln~urance companies don't
infects four to 10 family members. give a .... about recovery. They ju'st
. The demand and lower bed price want to get rid of the claim."
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Villa allo was fired, rehired -.nd
allowed a disability retirement.
"In December o( 1992, we were
told we had a proble~," Mayor
Clarence Turner said, rc(crrin& to
attorney Drew Bridges'
$137,305.78 anolysis or the Police
Department. "This tremendous
lawsuit is that problem."
The council ordered the investi-
gation after the ~exual hara$Sment
allegations surfaced. Several em-
ployees were inter/tcwed' about
the accusations and given anonfm-
ity.
Campbell called the inquiry a
"witch hunt," saying it was done
unprofessionally and turned up
nothing. The employees' testimony
never has been released by the
ci ty.
"It's very apparent, ~nd very ob-
vious that this whole thing was
mismanaged and mi.shandled from
the be_ginning.'' Campbell said.
"They paid all this money for a re-
a.lly chop-chop investigation."
Villa could not be reached for
comment.
Murphy denies that .the investi-
gation was done hurriedly or with
the intent to bring down Campbell
aop Villa.
"I stand by the report," Murphy
said. "We· had a depart111~nt that
was a hostile work environment.
This would be my worst night-
mare, to create something like
p y I
it WHAT: Newport Bay
Recovery
'•WHERE: 2070
Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa .(second floor of
NeM>Ort Bay Inn) ·
•WHAT: Inpatient/
outpatient services to
alcoholics and <irug
addicts. Special focus·on
' co-dependency and ·
women's issues. U>ng-term
I
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~.care 9ased J.2-stei>
principles (Alcoholics
Anonymous .is one of many
12-step programs)
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•HOW MUCH: <Ast
tailored to what a "client"
can pay
•PHONE: 631-5055.
N'ewport Bay Recovery
also has a toll-free number
-1-800-284-3229 -·
where people with dnl&
alcohor or -even problems
not related to substance
abuse are directed to care
givers
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PROGRAM
fre• P•1eAt
even if thty're just off the street,
then immediately going into a
12-step program" such as
Alcoholtcs Anonymous, Reilly
said, "or going into a recovery
facility and then into group
therapy. This isn't a 10-day,
spin-dry process and you're well."
How many Newport Bay clients
have been in other programs?
· "Everybody," replied Reilly,
himseli a ~ecovered alcoholic. "It's
been our experience that 98% ·
have been in some other treatment
program."
Those from other programs
immediately notice differences at
Newport Bay. The facility's doors
arc always unlocked. Clients are
free to come and go as they
please. And it's co-ed.
"We have learned to work
together," Harrington said, "we
have learned to live together."
D
Group session is in session. A
weather-beaten alcoholic fresh off
the street explains his addiciion.
"I just 'drank. I drank in 'the
morning, I drank at noon, I drank
in the evening. I drank until I
passed out, th'en I'd wak~ up and
drink aNain."
His Me sto7 is drowned out by
Melissa, who 1s arguing with her
caretaker in the hall.
Melissa has built an armor of
attitude around hersell She opens
a conversation pleasant,
well-mannered. Try to track what
derailed her, and the path leads
back to food. The more you ask,
the more beJJigerent she become~.
A client at Newport Bay for 2~
weeks, Melissa is a veteran of
treatment programs.
"It's not the programs that
work, it's working rho pfOITvns,"
1ho _.ys. "They can tell you
somethi"6 over and over and over.
It's like how your mother told you
10methin1 Oflet and over and
over."
It wu bet mother who found
out about Newport Bay Recovery.
"I'm here to 1row lip and start
to take can of mpelf,,, Melissa
up, 11.nn, away. "U I don't pt
control ol•t'I md/n1 myself thu....,. ... "
Her wa ll8lll olf and she
lhda ,,., '*"'-
"It'• not the Jbod, it's the issues.
Tbll II tlN place that w/11 help me
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lhil. I would never do that."
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Local attorneys have made a
million dollan off the city IO (ar,
not including 1he countleu hours
put in by the city's own attorney,
Bob Bumh~, who earns $116,675
per year.
The firm of Newport altorney
R. Craig Scott, who's defending
the city, has billed the city in ex-
cess of $500,000.
Murphy said Scott has more
than 16 years of experience spe-
cializing in labor disputes nnd is
one-of the best attorneys in the
business.
"There is so much money at
stake in terms of possible jury
awards. I dOo't &bink )'9U want to
use aomeooc tba&'a ineaperi·
enced," MUlpby said.
Scou said' the figure incJudei
more than juat his S22S howly fee,
althouah he said his naff has t>eeo
devoting 60-70% of its time to the
case.
He said one of the plaintiffs
came up with 300 separate allega-
tions of sexual harassment. For.
each accusation Scott investigates,
he said he may have to talk to as
many as five witnesses.
"It's easy for people io make al-
legations. It's much-tougher to de-
fend them," Scott said.
So far, his firm has interviewed
more than 200 witnesses, be said,
and more are scheduled.
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The city ii countina OD I •trona •
defense ta ward off any potential·
judgments a jury could award lbe
plaintifrs.
In 1991, a federal court jury
awarded $3.1 million to two
former Long Beach policewomen
who said they encountered sexual
harassment in the workplace.
On appeal, the Jmount was re·
duced 'to about $2.9 million.
So far, Newport Beach has set-
tled with Peri Ropke, a dispatcher,
and Oloria Miller, a records clerk.
Ropke was paid $85,000 to drop
her lawsuit and resign.
The city agreed to pay Miller
S60,000.
The city has given settlements to
eight other women who said they
were harassed but did not file law·
suilS.
Murphy called the non-plaintiffs
settlements, " ... the best money we
spent in the process."
He estimated the $57,500 di-
vided among the eight women is
far less than what it would have
cost the city to try the cases, not
to mention any potential judg-
ments awarded by a jury.
The city .has l!ied to ~ct.tie with.
• • Murphy said he doesn't believe an
.. '1.8 -1111 ........
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R. Oaia kott. dty'a cootncted attorney, $4-4S,CM9.53; Pelis.
Tester, Kiame ud Kriuty, former Scott flnn, S87.4S6.20;
Epstein and Pl'Mr, attorney for Campbell and Villa. i6336.86;
Ferausoo and Praet. former at~ fo.r Campbell and VWa,
$42.018.65; Natkin. Welsbacb and ffiginbotham, inauruce
recovery. $7,lA0.93; Burke, Williams and Sorensen, Drew Bridges'
Jaw farmt $137)05.78; Mayer and Reeves, attorney for employees
in invesi.gation, $7,087; Kegel, Tobin and Truce, workers'
compensation 1uomcy, $116,322.93; KcMedy Coun Reporters,
for some depositions, $2,606; Hart, King and Coldren, insurance
recovery, $2,JS0.37; Silver, Shaeffer and Hadden, attorney for
employees in discovery process, SS8,262.10; Cantrell, Green,
Pekloh, Cruz and MaCort, attorneys for Peri Ropke arid Gloria
Miller's wor~ers compensation claims, SS,042.87.
• loveatJgaton: $76,993.29.
David Bunch Investigations, $15,133; Murphy and Maoonachy,
$61,860.29.
•l'laiotifr settlemen~ $145,000 (city anfldpates recoverlna
$100,000).
~ Peri Ropke DunC4n, $85,000; Gloria Miller, $60,000.
•Non-pl~ aeJtlements: $57.SOO.
Gail Lowrey, $7,500; Kathy Lux, $2,000; Mary Carson, $5,000;
Laruen Satin, SS.000; Tina Vanderhorst. $20,000; DonCla George,
$10,000; Donya Smith, $4,000; Melani~ Moore, $4,000.
• Worker's compensation: $346,262.66.
Rochelle Maier, $3,797.92; Jaynie Ruetz, $14,892.16; Cheryl
Vlacilek, $8,944.88; Michelle Lday, $14,862.66; Peri Ropkc
Duncan, S69,414.3l; Molly Thomson, $15,402.82; Katherine .
Heinze!, $28,622.62; Tina Vanderhorst. $2,826; Gloria Miller,
Sll,359.24; Margaret Mcinnis, $56,200.66; Arb Campbell,
$67,263.58; Anthony Villa, $52,476.81. __
~don." Watt said. M'fbat dil-until IUCb time tba& JOU have tho
iurbl ... lot." . evidacie?"
[J NftPO!Tt Beach ~ officer
,.._ --n a.;.u 1'om Tolman. ~t ol tbo Po-'-""'-•mbcn -Wedacl-lice Employees Aaoclation, aaid
day &hat community ractioD to most employees are pad the al·
dMI COii ol th8 cue Ubly wW be '-ationa bM'e led to the retire· varied. but added they have no -• other options when it comes to the mcnt of Campbell and Villa.
mountina costs. "The overwhclmin& point of
"Thia whole thing has been driv-view from the rank and file of the
en by attorneys fed, but how elst department is that we wouldn't be
do you defend yourself?" Turner in this situation if it weren't for
said. the way they ran this department,"
He conceded that several mcm· 'he said. "It's unfortunate that this
bcrs of the community who have much money had to be spent, but
.criticized the city for agreeing to the general feeling Is we're glad
pay Campbell's and Villa's at-those two guys arc aone."
torncys fees likely will be taken Campbell said the entire uproar
aback to learn that more than -was brought on by "disgruntled"
$100,000 has been paid to their employees and "unscrupulous" at·
lawyers. tomcys.
"We had to defend them, "If this were a Shakespearian
whether you like it or not," Tum-play. Kevin Murphy and Tom Tot-
er said. "We had no choice. I man would be competing for the
mean, they're employees. On what village idiot. and probably Tom
basis were you going to fire them Tolman would win. They ha~
Sewi-ng
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Spec lat
lbeir awn ...... " bo laid. M...,a., Ckaled blvifta I per·
IOlaal wadetta ...... Campbell,
sayiDa bo never Wanted to 1ee the
city become wrapped lilP in 1 cost·
ly scxual haruament lawsuit.
Tolman, who's scrvini hist third
term u .P.rcsident of the police
union, aa1i:S he only has one agen-
da. "My only concern is for the
good of the depanmcnt."
Councilwoman Hart said the
sexual harassment allegations have cosr the community more than
money. .
"l wish it wouldn't have. hap-
pened for reasons other than the
financial one,'' she said. "It has
torn the city apart in lots of ways."
"It's a shame, but it's part of
our struggle;• councilwoman Watt
said of the way the case has di·
vided the community. "It's not just ·
Newport Beachfs struggle -de·
termining what exactly is sexual
harassment and when exacrly docs
it indieatc a problem." ·
agreement will be reached.
Although a trial date has not
been set, city officials hope it will
begin in October.
ceeds t4lat amount, the city must
• dip into its reser:ves.
"Bu.t you're ·talking about state
law, not city law."
Turner said some of the cm·
ployees have "plucked" at the sys-
tem. If a judgment is awarded, the
city will pay it -not an insurance
company.
The city is self ·insured, charging
its various .cJepartmcnts a premium
each fiscal year to pay for liability
claims. For the current fiScal year
-which began July 1, 1993 -the
Police Department budgeted ·
SB00,000 for liability claims.
Tbat amount must cover all
claims and attorn eys f ces - not
just those associated with the
Campbell-Villa case. When it ex-
SCIENCE ·
fr•• P•1• A1
gu na Niguel · movie theatt:r at 10
a.m. March 11. Her trip is spon-
sored by the Orange County Ma-
rine Institute of Dana Point,
where officials say she will likely
take part in interactive video ses-
sio ns with students at local viewing
sites throughout the week.
Melissa will be working with Dr.
Nathan Erwin, director of the in-
sect zoo at the Sl}lithsonian Mu-·
scum of Natural History in WaSh-
ington D.C. She will be examining
leaves at the top of the rain forest
canopy for traces of leaf miners,
insects that live most of their lives
inside feftves.
"Mos( insects that feed on
leaves don't live on the top cano·
py," Melissa says, explaining lhat
temperatures there are too hot to
sustain most insect life.
Equipped with malaria pills and
injected against the threat of hep·.
atitis, typhoid and tetanus, Melissa
was eager for her journey on
Wednesday. "I feel like a pincush·
ion," she said. And once in the
rain forest, she and other students
will take additional preventative
measures. "We will have to soak
our clothes in bug repellent."
Melissa fi rst applied to go on a
Jason Project expedition during
the last school year, but st\e was
too young to take part. After a rig·
orous screenin~ and interview pro-
cess, the straight-A student was
accepted this school year and has
been busily studying and preparing
herself since September.
During her trip, Melissa will
also study coral reefs and explore
Mayan ruins to examine how the
ancient civilization interacted with
the environment.
The daughter of ~arren and
Susan Inouye of Costa Mesa, Mel-
issa says ~he n9w has no doubts
about a career. She wants to be a
wildlife biotoeist. "I always wanted
to do sometning with science and
animals," MeUssa says. "This · Ja-
son Project has really been a great
thing for me, because it helped me
discover what I want to do."
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Pans EJCh Next to attorneys' fees, the sec-
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cla ims, with $346,262 award~d so
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"There's no question there were
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• lubricae •~Tension on," he said. ~ Turner said the cit)' often has
no choioe but to pay when an cm·
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If a psychiatrist believes an .em·
ployee is mentally unstable, it's the
city's rcsponsibiJity ro pay them
during recovery, he said.
But speaking about the plain-
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"All of them -the whole pack
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-0·30, ext. 387
Thursday, March~. 1994 •1
Sea View
soccer
champions
Corona del Mar High's
unbeaten Sea View League
championship boys soccer
team -front row, from left,
Matt Hoyt, Brady Beauchamp,
busttn Lee, Doug Smith, Paul
Fruchbom, Eric Olsen; middle
row, from left, Derek
Newcomer, Ryan Hritz,
Roberto Intriago, Garth Turner,
Gabe Bowne, Josh Weinstein;
back row, from left, Coach
Ray Hales, Jason Boyce, Dave
Gundlach, Tim Timmons,
Justin McKlbben, Brett
English, Jed Weinstein, Py1ike
Zoelle.
Clu.inoren As&AE, OAJ1.T I'll.OT
........ g-All ROADS RUN· THROUGH ·BREA OLINDAa--•--. .
Section championships and three straight ~Anyway you sliCEf it, Wildcats All the girls groW° up wanting to be Lady-ing. They usually don't '"ant to foll behind
state crowns, the unbeaten Wildcats have t II k k cats. They al so pl ay the same sys tem at like 1hat." •
BY BAJUlY F~ULICNEll, SroaTS Warru.
b 11 h Sh J k Icy' h ' .. t e grn e sc oo eve t at we p ay at t e Hatt rup 'said his senior!dominated N ewport Harbor High girls basket· proiectcd their increasingly unbcatabl,. even Ua Y ma. e presenc e nOWn h d h l l l h I h
a COaC annon a OS S eart program into the national Spotlight, OC· W~en '1t COmeS tO .g'1rlS basketball . Was rac. g as she ap roached the high school level, -so .bY the time they get team, w"'ich has hamme red opponents by an P copying the No. 2 ranking in the USA '' bulletin board Feb. 14, and it had pothing Today national poll. to us, the fun da mentals, philosophies and an average of 51 points this se:ison, is fo-
to do with Valentine's Day. Heading into Saturday's 11:15 a.m. alse includes 12 straigHf championships. strategies we use are already ingrained cosed to earn its fourth straight !)late rnlc,
Th'e scene was the CIF Southern Sec-chahlpionship game at Cat Poly Pomona, 71 straigh t wins, and a 130_1 rcct>rd in Or-into them. That also means they which has alleviated any hint of
tion Office in Cerritos, where Jakosky was Coach John Hattrup's juggernaut owns a ange League play. Trakh's l3·ycar record have more skills and experience com place ncy.
about to discover the ~wo things she need-28.0 . record, a 49-game winning streak, B .d. 356 42 than most players ~tering other THE DYNASTY "With us, it's a matter of play-
f . . . Ill at rea was an as.toun mg · . , h' h h 1 ,, record . h b h 1 cd to know rom the D1v1S1on -AA and a· 227-garne skein since losK\g to an _ ''Mark established the tremendous 1g sc oo s. 28.o mg t e est t at you can P ay,
ptayoff bracket being posted for the very Orange County opponent. youttl program. and the continuity from Hattrup, whose players focus 32•2 taking pride in not only you~elf,
first time: Where's Newport, and where's Ka tella, led by future (and now former) elementary school thro"gh. high' "S"c.hool, almost exclusively on basketball, az.2 bl.ti in how 'the te::im looks," H::it-
Bcca Olmd . • :-.-USC All-American Joni Easterly, was !he said his program is very different 33-1 trup said. "Our senior.s have done
''I'm elated," Jakosky ~~ whic ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w;h;ic;h~~~th~c~k;e~y~t;o~o~u~r~w~c~c;ess~,"~s=a~~~H~at~-~f~ro~m~!H~a~~or~ whk h boa~s a gt: atremen~ous~bon ~ce~ngt~
pepdlng the deep ' breath that contained the 1986-87 Wildcats in the s~ction semis. • ultiv perMttntetM:------!1:~-P."::-'"":aA:U4:1CW~..aQl4....tWi0°W.C.~.IJI· -~0;__,,,_.,;a
her worst fears, as it became apparent the "But we feel like that defeat was exor-ensu re the continuity would continue. "Our kids realize the huge Hattrup sa·id the national rank·
ing, the highest in the school's
history, is yet another mot1vaung
factor. But, he noted, such rccog·
nition c9uld be fleeting, 1f the
tea m all~ws itself to letdown.
two teams would not meet before the fi. cized, because my Mission Viejo team Since Hattrup added his wid ely· commitment and tremendous
nats. "Jfm more nervous for this, than I beat Katella in the finals the next game," respected expertise. which includes the amount of time it takes to be suc-
ever ain for a game." said Hattrup, who guided his alma mater county's most thorough scouting regimen, ces.sful in our program," Hattrup
Such is the effect Brea Olinda has come to two.CIF titles, before joining the Mark Drea is 2J4-13. sa id. "The ones that do (play an-
to have on opposing player~ and coaches, Trakh-led Brea program as an assistant "Basketball is very important here," other sport) reali~c th at in the
since creating Orange County's most im-for the 1987-88 season. -1 Hattrup srtid of Brea, which he likened to three months they're away, it's ti me every·
pressivc basketball dynasty -boys or girls Trakh, who resigned last summer to ac-a small midwesLern town in India na. ''All -in the early 1980s. ccpt the head coaching job at Pepperdine,' the grade schools feed into one junior OAC else is ,working on thei r game, ru n-
ln fact, with, fwe straight CIF Southern is the architect of the Brea dynasty, which high, and that feeds to th e high school. ning, ~orking on thei r quickn ess, '?r jump-
"We're all proud of (the'ranking) and
the amount of work t~at has gone into
getting to this point·," Hat~rup expl::i ined
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THI WEEK
THE ENFORCER
Getting a grip
on the reality ~
of right· grip
Sprhlg fever
'
~That's Gina Heads, Newport's not-so-very-secret weapon on the basketball floor.
BY BAll.ll.Y FAULXNEll, SPOan Wann
5-fcet, 4-inches that top out beneath her cascading black braided hair. · ~
But all it .lakes for Newport Harbor High Homecoming Queen Gina Heads to re--•
~If you haven 't got it there,
chances are you~re in trouble. A t first glance, it'teasy to be fooled by the radiant smile, sparkling personality and scant •
nounce her girl-next-door image, is the sight of a loose ball on the basketball court. •
"I have no fear of going to the floor," said the Sailors' third-year starting guard, who trans· w e pay close attention to our ·
latcs the physical assets needed to win a junior national weightlifting championship, and three swing, the yardage of the hole,
CIF Southern Section titles in the shot put .and discus, into a dyna""'c and often dominant backcourt presence. what club to use. But what about
"I just don't care (about personal safety)," -continued Heads, who regularly hustles, jumps, bumps, skids the grip?
· and rolls. her way toward sole "As an industry, we have [ocused our
p<>~ion o.f .a~y free ball in her attention for probably the first time in 40
unffle<liatc v1c1mty. or 50 years on how important the grip
A two-time first-team All-Sea really is in the whole scheme of golf
View League and All-Newport· equipment," said Danny Edwards, PGA
Mesa District performer, the Tour professional since 1975, with
Dally Pilot Athlete of the Weck winnings of ove.r Sl million. "It's the only
obviously brings more than just part of the club )OU hold onto. So we've
muscle to the Sailors. who earned brougl!t a lot of attention and focus to
their first-ever trip to a CIF what is the most inexpensive, and perhaps
championship game with a pair of the most neglected... . · llI·M playoff wins last week. Heads averages 8.2 points, 5.2 Edwards, founde r of Profile Sports, an
rebounds and 3.9 assists for the exclusive, high-end
22-6 Tars, and made her typically corporate golf school
well-rounded · con tribution to a that hosts presentations
quarterfinal victory over El Do-at Pelican Hill Golf
rado, Feb. ,23, and a Saturday Club, is also the
semifinal oonqucst of Newbury founder of Royal Grip,
Park. Inc., a manufacturing
Saturday's performance, how-company whose
ever, placed her in the spotlight, innovative rubber-wrap
as she converted a pair of game-grip has chanaed the
winnin1 free throws with 12 se~ llfhm I golf industry.
onds left to send the Tan into -"A huge percentage
Saturday's title same against top-or golfers are playing
seeded Brea Olinda, U:lS a.m. at Club with worn out or slick
Cal Poly Pomona. grips, which in no way
The crucial foul shots, which oc>lf allows them to ~r(orm
gave ~r ICVCn points, after sc:of."" up to their ability l~vel
in& IS apinsa El 0o{ado, were or of the quality of the clubs," Edwa"'1s
even biger considerinJ abe'd hit said. "So we pioneered a revolution iJt.
just 3 of 10 from the hne to that golr ~ips, in design and manufactunnj,
point in the pmc. and al's been a huge transition for the
"Even when we were behind industry.
(Hamor trailed by as many as .. At the LA Open in 1989, ~ wouldn't
nine in the tecond quarter), I haYe found a sin&le pleyer µsana &be pip
knew there wu no way we ~re we pioneered. And now, ~ 5" ot Finl to loll." Mid Hada. who the playen arc Ulina our~ of pip. tiut
addld ll¥H rcbouadl and two what allo happened ii &bat &be
steall aplnlt Newbury Park. manufacturen or aoU chi"-haYe
Losina beCOMt mucb le• recopiied that in fact this •tied cit ... ~... ... .... ,.... ..
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YOUlll -ILllW*" Nletl ICllOOL 80YI IOCCIR HOMOH T-12"'1 ... -·re In I
class ol thai~ own COITA W 1Wlll '1'9W
(II o .. --. C-= Ceefiw, CMIAA41M
IOWS CdM's Olsen Sea View's MVP
E very class has its own
personality. For example,
while the Star and Etchells
classes anract serious, hard-core
racers, the Snipe and Lido 14
classes are more relaxed on the
~orry. at my age the girls are
safe.' " TWlcbeU can be one of the
most )'OCal u iJors op the water,
but he is still not too old to laugh
a.t himself (and t~e rest of us).
AOMllDll ll•ll•p
1. c.liblliA (2), '"1; 1. Vktoria, '"1; ),
,....... (1), J.2; 4. (tie) Me>u {2), 4-);
Whla.ier, 4-.J; ~ .._l; 7. PAU!lrifto,
:M; •• ~ (1), l•l; '· ~ (2), IM; 10. ~ (1), 0.7.
~ Versatile senior Sea King leads the way
for Corona del Mar's unbeaten champs.
We instein and Opp anchored their teams' rcspcc-
ti\e defenses, while Turner and Ketcham ~parkled at
·, race course (with many sailors
wisely saving their energy for the
post-race party).
Like these classes, the TwicbeU
12 class has already developed a
distinct personality as the
off-the-dock racer (or the over 60
set.
The T-12 is a µnique twelve
foo ter, specially designed fo r those
!.a1lors who are nQ longer
interested in the athletics
of modern dinghy sailing.
The boats arc decidedly
low tech; nobody uses
kinetics, it's against the
rules to hike-out, I.here's
no crew to yell at, and
nobody even cares about
The T-12 started next to the
Corvette in Chad Twichcll's
garage. When Twichell conceived
of the project, he was pushed by
his neighbor, well-known
boatbuilder Bill Schock.. Chad
wasn't an engineer, but his
· · intuitive mechanical skills were put
to good use crafting a
soph:sticated steering sys tem, as
wert as machining several custom pa~ un ique to the T-12.
Acc6rding to fellow T-12
competitor Dick Willson,
''He's my idol. I've been
sailing against Chad for
40 years, and he's a reaJ
crafty sailor and a
wonderful guy. and I
can't say enough about
his efforts with the 't-12
class."
.trophies. The design
:illows T-~2 skipeers t?
easily handle both matn
and jib, and a generous
beam m:ikes the T-12 a
sta ble, comfortable boat,
even in blustery
conditions.
Boating
·Since the T-12 was
developeC! four years ago.
the 12 class has attracted
a devoted following. ·In
addition to Twichell, the
class has attracted a
T-12 sailors have an
average age of sixty-something,
and they can be a bit more
can tankerous than your typical
class. But when you look beyond
the bickering and badgering, no
Joc~I class enjoys a more
committed following than the T-12
... these guys absolutely love to
sail. Even though many T-12
skippers have sailed against eaclf
other for decades, they still love to
mU< it up together on the race
course.
following which includes
well-known sailors li ke Willson,
Hank Wayner, Ringo Wagner,
Dudley and Jannette Johnson,
Anna Francis Parker and Audrey
Nye.
lMI weft'• IQlrft Yk:totl.1 40, Newport (2) 7; Mesa (1) 21.
~lfomia (2) 19; Whinier .,, Meu (2),
forftff; P'omoM 43, HewpGf1 (1) 22;
P1&11.vino .34, Calilomi.a (1) S.
I DMlioa EM_......_. 1. ,....,.... (1), 7+, c.le9t ,.,. (1 ),
6-1; ?·(lie) Sonora (1), ~2; f~. S·2;
5. l'riace ol PeK2, ~; •· ~ PMti (2),
2-S; 7. (tie) hlArino (2), Cllifonlia (l), 1-6.
Lue weft'• IQlrft
Paulvlno (1 ) 31, Sonora (1) 22; Collese P~rli (1) 45, P~ 121 s; TeWlnkJe 41,
~ Patti (2) IS; Prince ol PeKe 43,
Ulifcifnl.1 (2) 21.
I Diwisioft Welt ltMdin
1. Whittier 7-0; 2. ~ft I. 6-1 ;
J. Solo• (2), 5·2; 4. (tie) K.llltet (1) 4-l) ColSeae Patti (J), .._3; 6. (tie) Califomill (1),
J-4; f11ulllrino (3), J-4; ... (tie) kaiMr (2),
1-6; ICilytwoob (2), 1-6; 10. Vk:toN. 0-7.
Ult """"'' KOfft Whittler 36, Sonora (2) 13; Klllybroob
(1) def. Vlc1orill. lotfeit; Kaiwr (1 j JO,
Callfomill (1) 18; Collqe PAllc (3) 38,
Klliwr (2) 11 ; hulllrinO (3) clef. Killytwoob (2), forfeit.
GIW . a DWdJon st.andinp
1. Collqit htk. 7.(); 2.. P11uWino, 4-3; 3.
Whltti«r, J-4; 4. Clllifomi11, 0-7.
l.ut Wffk'I ICOl'H
Colle&e Putt 24, Clllifornia 8; Whittler
14, P11ufuifto 13. .
C Diwisioft l&Mdinp
.1. Sonor11,-6--1; 2. Col~ Plltk, 4-J; 3.
(~) Paubrlno, 2-S; 4. ~. 2·5.
Wt wed.'• ICX)fft •
Sonor11 24, P11t1a.rtno 5; Colltge Park 12,
Klliser 1.
C Division Bif fut sundings · 1. •College Pllrli ( ), 7"'1; 2. (Ile)
•Killybrookt (1), 6-1; "SL Johns, 5·2; 4.
•Sonor11 (1), .. J ; s. WIUU.ler, 3-4; 6. (Ile) ~ifornia (1) 2-S; ,..,I.vino (1), 2·5; 8.
Vidor~ 0-7.
Lut WHW1 tcorH
Collqe Pirie (1) 40, Victorill 16;
Killybroob (1) JO, Set. Johns 22; Sonon (1)
42, P1u!Arlno (1) 12; Whittler J8,
Ctlllforni11 (1) 7.
C Division Big West 1t1ndlngs
1. •Prince of P"ce, 6-0; 2. ~k.liser, $-1;
3. (lie) •Paularino (2), 3·3; •Sonora (2), .9·3; 5. (Ile) Califomi1 (2), 2-4; College
Parle (2), 2-t; 7. ICillybrool<e (2), 0-6.
Lut Wttk's scorn
Prince ol Peke 28, Sonor11 (2) 7; Kliser
48, Paul11ino (2) 31; Sonor11 (2) 24,
C Orona dcl Mar High. senior Eric OtsCn, who
starred at two positions for the unbeaten Sea
View League champion Sea Kings. topped 1he·
coaches' all-league boys' soccer team as the Mos1
Valuable Player. •
Olsen, who finished with 15 goals and six assists,
began the season at sweeper, but shifted to outside
halfback early .in the Sea View campaign, after a neck
injury sustained in an automobile ,
accident prevented him from
heading t~e ball the rest of the
season.
"He was an outstanding player
for us both Clefemjvely and of-
fensively," CdM Coach Ray
Hales said. "His timing was per-
fect on when to go forward, and
when to stay back. He was also a
great leader by example."
Olsen,' CdM's captain and Eric Olsen
MVP as a junior, wHen he earned
second-team All·CIF recognition, is a member of the
District OlymRic Development Team and a threc-
year starter for the Sea Kings. who were ranked No.
1 in Orange County most of the season, before finish·
ing 19-3-4 after an upset loss in the first round of the ·
ClF Southern Section Division IV.playoffs.
. CdM seniors Jason Boyce, Jed Wcinsteji\ and
Garth Turner were named to the first team, as were
Newport Harbor seniors Chris Ketcham and Jostl
Opp. •
Sea 'Kin& .. senior Dustin LCe and Harbor junior
Alessio. 'Smith were second-team picks.
Boyce, a Parade magazine All-American as a jun·
ior, led the league with 22 goals, and finished his bril-
liant four-year varsi ty career with 92. He is bound for
the University of Wa~hington. • '
midfield. •
ALL·SEA VIEW LEAGUE
(Coechea Mlectlona)
Moat Valwable Pleyer
Eric Olsen, Corona def Mar
First Team
GK-Dwaune Stokes, Tu stin
D -Oscar Cisneros, Saddleback
D-Jed Weinstein, Corona del ~ar
0-Josh Opp, Newport Harbor
D-Brian Teter, Irvine
MF-John Bamford, Santa Margarita
MF-Raul Montes, Saddleback
MF-Zack Matthews, Tustin
MF-Garth Turner, Corona del Mar
MF-Chris Ketcham, Newport Harbor •
F-Jason Boyce, Corona del Mar · .' .
F-Seth George,. Santa Margarita
F-Jon Clark, Irvine
Second Team
GK-Ed Lopezr. Saddleback
D-John McDonald, Santa Margarita
D-Carlos Sandoval, Tustin
D-Dou g Childers, Woodbridge
0-John Michelson, Irvine
MF-Alessio Smith, Ne wport Harbor
MF-Deniz Pasinli, Irvine
MF-Doug Gonzales, Tustin
MF-Juan Arreola, Saddleback
F-Shawn Saunders, Woodbridge ·
F-Dustin Lee, Corona del Mar
F-Reggie Curry, Tustin •
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I got a touch of T-12 fever when
I met with 84-year-old T~ 12
designer Chad Twichell a couple
of weeks ago. The Corvette-driving
octogenarian started out by
showing me his bright red
As Hank Wagner describes his
racing these days; "I grew up
sailing dinghies, so it's really been
great gefting back into the '1·12
after years of sailing big boats."
Wagner added that his sailing is
much lower key these days. "We
don't like to race more than a
couple races a weekend.
Sometimes, we just sail up to the
race commit~ee after the second
race and tell them tha t we've had
enough for the day, and we never
sail both days of two-day regattas.
We ju~l like to go out there
and have (un."
Killybrool<e (2) f8. _ _
•-qualified for playo~ ~th begin
Saturday.
Comm1tnity col~ -ttt -Su lt
final• 11 Sonano Collrgr:
Q1tll1trlln~J -Onn&I! Coul vs. ~n Mateo, a p.m.
High Khool bo)1 -Cost.a Mu.1 11
Fountain V1flty, l :1k t11and111 <;>cean VIN>, 3: IS. Colltgl! men -Southnn Oahforni•
College al C.il B.aptist, l p.m.
High, uhool gltll_ -hlancl.i al
Cudtn Cru•r lournamtnl, 3 p.m.
Corvette and saying: "The pick-up
is great; but I tell my wife, 'Don't
0 Divisiqn st.lndings
, 1. Ctlllforni~ (1), 7-0; 2. (lie) Paularino,
4-3;-<alifornia (2), 4·3; IC.aiser, 4·3; s.
Coflege Park. 3-4; 6. (I~) Victoria, 2·S; 7.
Sonoi11, 2-S; 8. Whittier, 1-6.
Note: No scores kept In this division.
.........
Hip Khool boys and &iris -
~poft Hvbor lit Dina Hills. 3:1$.
.........
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Community collrgt' mtn -
Rhtnlde 11 Onngt Co.ul, l p.m.
Comm11mty colltgr womrn -
Or;angt Co.ut al Rirt>11idt', l p.m.
Track and field
High 1chool bo)s .ind girlJ -
Corona dt>l l>Uf •I S;an Clrmt'nlr, 3
pm ; <>er.in V"~ •I hLln<i•. l p.m
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Thursday, March 3, 1994 ..
HIGH ICHOOL SAll llALL PRIVllWI . .
-CdM appears deep enough to be c~nside~ed a contender
~ Dan MacMillan billed as Sea
Kings marquee player in quest /
t
Senior Dan MacMillan, a tourth-year
varsity shortstop and pitcher, will be the
Sea Kings' ace and Lundin's featured
player. A first-team all-league utility
player in 1993, MacMillan batted .320
and posted a 6-1 record on the mound
last season, when CdM fi nished 13-11
overall, 5-9 in the Sea View.
hander who will also pitch, will probably he'll be a good offensive pluyer." junior J.J. D1Ccsarc w1lr' !>tart in right
be Lundin's N~ 3 starte r. Johnson, con-Gro.rt, who has pitched the past l'-"O 1ield.
sidered one of Santa Margarita's top hit-varsity seasons, will concentrate on cen-'·(OiCesare) has the best atm I've· een ter field full-time. "He's real important for Sea View baseball glory. ters in 1993, is a power threat at the to us," Lundin said. "He just solidifies in Southern California from the out·
plat'! with a solid glove at first. '1He's ou r whole outfield." field," Lundin said. "ll's just a tre-
BY R..tcHAJU> DUNN, SPOllTS Wann
CORONA DEL MAR -
Speed, power, veteran lead•
crship and pitching: What
just a solid ,player Another blue chip is sophomore Kevin mendous arm, and he's a very aggressive
for us." Lundin said. Stuart (6-4, 220), a right-handed pitcher player. He's a football linebacker, and
more would a first-year ~!ft"C~~~
baseball coach want?
"He's the backbone of the team,"
Lundin said. "His success Oh the mound
will depend on how far this team can
go." I
Spee<!? Senior and first baseman who has been ripping that type of personality I like-to hnve out
center fielder Bryson line drives. "This guy's on tire," Lundin there. He'll run through a wall for you,
Groat, who sprints said. "He should be one of our best hit-that's what I like about him."
the 60-yard dash in tees, and probably our biggest power Junior Matt Friend (pitcher/ihird
"I'll tell you what, when I 6.9 seconds, covers a threat."
came to Corona dcl Mar High, 1 didn't
know how much talent was there, and-II
took the job as a challenge," CdM rookie
coach Matt Lundln said. 1'But there's a
lot of talent here, a lot of good baseball
players. l think with the talent w~ have,
the lcac,iership we have,· and the pitching
we have -with everything combined -
I think Corona dcl Mar should cflallcnge
Jeff Bowman, a senior shortstop/pitch-
er who will rotate positions with Mac-
Millan, had a knee injury last season and
didn't play much, but should give Lundin
a dependable No. 2 starter.
Most of the power will come from so--
nior outfielder/designated hitter Jim
Huston, a Dally Pilot Athlete of the
Week last spring and an honorable mt;n·
tio'n all-league selection, batting .360
• with four home runs and 20 Rat, and
sophomore first baseman Chad Johnson,
a transfer from Santa Margarita.
lot of 6utfield terri-Leadership? In addition to MacMillan, baseman), Andrew Stellar (second base)
G H d B .•. h and Mike Mortenson (second ba~c), and tory and will be a roat, uston an Qwman, t ere arc
threat on the base-returning seniors Jeff Matsen (out-seniors Jttson Dre\\s (first base) and Jay
paths while junior fielder) and Brad Wills (left-handed · Joyer (outfield) will have a chance to
Matt·lundin left 'nelde; Myles pitcher)., as well ~s ju~ior Mike Knecht, • work into the lineup: Freshman Royal
-----.--Davis, Ccj.M's.leadoff , a ~~tur.ning s1art~r behind the P,',nte. . ~ McMackin, a left-handed hitter, could
hitter has been clocked in the 60 in 6.7. · . He s so sohd .back.. there, Lundtn supply 90me pop. .. ' . . · . s:ud of Knecht, recovering from a back 4Davu~ as ~.oang to. be a. tre';1;1en?ous injury. "We just recently let him go back
leadoff hitter, Lundin said. H~ a there. His back has to hold ·UP for us to
"We're going to \\ant to pla) a much
more aggressive game:· Lundin said ..
"We're go;ng to swing the bats more ag-
gressi\ely and run the bases more ag-
gressively."
for the league (Sea View) title. · good contact hitter with a quick bat, and be successful."
"I'd be disappointed if we weren't in
the league title race." Johnson, a 6-foot-2, 195-pound left·
he knows how to run th(: bases. He prob--Sophomore Bryan Bear, up froi:n the
ably has the best speed on the team; frosh/s~ph, will start at third base, '"hile
. .
NaW look fop SailoPs; but-betteP yet, nine · ~eturning-lette11men ,
atop the backstop; the football team's said. "The attitude"s a lot better for ~v-Junior Dave Snowden, a designated ~ Hopes -high that price paid
for six starting sophomore-s last
season will pay big dividends.
old field house has been renovated into ecybody." hitter and outfielder last year, will
a basebaJI weight facility and locker-Shortstop Brett Hlista, who Qlissed proba&ry start in right, while junior
arm will force Buist to wait until league
opens.
J •
room, with offices in the middle. the majo.rity of 1993 because of a bro-leac,ioff hiller Scott Sandstrom will Leading the way among newcomers is
freshman Joe Urban, a pitcher/second
baseman, who will probably bat.second
in the lineup. "H'e•s going to be a good
one," Bates said. "We're excited about
having him."
"It's better than anything I've seen," ken wrist, and third baseman Matt .. switch from second base to center field.
Bates said. "Everybody who sees it gets Burns arc the only returning seniors. · "l think (Sandstrom) will be a little
pretty pumped. It ~ves somethin~ for Tom Bullard, penciled in to start in feft more comfortable out there," Bates
the kids to take pnde in, to maximize field, and backup catcher Ryan SmiJb, said. "He's a safetr on the football
their potential., It's the best type of the foot~all team's quarterback, are the team; that's more his thing, to go out
BY llICHAaI> DVNN, Sroan Warna
NEWPORT BEACH
-U Newport Harbor ~ High's baseball players
weight equipment and the best type o( only other seniors on the squad. . there and roam." Left-handed pitchet C~ris Groduh,
sophomore DHAii.jJity player Chad
Coluccio, junior center fielder Brandon
Love ano junior pitcher. Todd McMini·
ment, a transfer from Corona del Mar
with a live arm, are all expected to fill
prominent roles.
citn turn it around any-• •
field. There arc big-league lockers for Junior first baseman Mike Freeman, .Junior Aaron Lisi will play ~econd
the varsity, and on the -perimeter, there the team's primary run-producer last base, and junior Rett Colticcio \\!ill ei-
thing like the Sailors' re-are lower-level lockers." season, was a second-team All-Sea thcr be at third base or in left field.
vamped field and club-
hou~. a triumphant season will be in
store for C.Oach Kirk Bates' team.
On the field, Bates, whose squad fin-View League selection in 1993, batting "When you start six sophomores, like
ished.· 6-19 overall last year with six .300 with 15 RBI. "He can swing the we did last year, all those gu~!> are
sophomores as regulars (4-10 in the Sea bat/' Bates said. going to have to step up and take it to
The Sailors, with nine returning lct-
termeo, have something to Daunt in
1994: Their field, the former JV yard,
has a permanent fence and a huge net
View League), is hoping for a simiJar Catcher Zack Biehl, a junior who the next'l!cvel," Bates said. The Sailors open the regular· seas.on
on Friday, ho)ting Costa Mesa in the
first round of th e Newport Elks Tour-
nament at 3 p.m.
transformation. -also started last year, is an excellent_,. Junior Mike Buist, a pitcher and left
"I just think the attitude as a whole blocker who has greatly improving his l fielder, will be Newport Harbot's ace,
has turned around 180 degrees," Bates throwing. but a muscle imbalance in his pitchirrg
BRIEFLY
· 11a retUPns to · the hill today rOr ·the VanuuardS
....._ Vanguards' female pitcher to Leno in a taped segment ip the strelzow <o. 23.09; 3. El Toro. r, 1.: l 100 Oy -1. Palda (C), 56.10; 2.
t h th, d t rt f parJUng ot. Buzolich (C), SB.08; 3. El Toro. COSTA MESA t 3, TUSTI N 5
Singles: Nguyen (CM) lost to Ho; 0·6; def. Nod<ersm1th, 6·4; def. Kim, 6·1; Rios <CM> lost 0·6, 3-6; won 6-J; Deleon (CM)
ge S er Ir S .a 0 season, She was offered by the San 100 free -1. El Toro; 2. Strelzow (Cl,
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BY R.lCHAJU> DU'NN, SPOllTS Wt.ITU . ,
COSTA MESA -
Ila Borders, this week's ~\ •
cover girl for Col-~
Jegiate Baseball maga-.
zinc, and (eatured in the curre'nt
issue of Sports 11/ustr:Jted, will
make her third start of the season
today for-South-
ern California
College, whctn
the Vanguards
(6-7) host UC
San Diego (9-2)
in a non-
c o n fer enc e
game at 2 p.m.
San Diego's
Tritons a r c
ranked No. 8 in
NCAA Division
111 . The two
losses are to
Biola and SCC
in the latter's
tournament in
February.
Borders, who
made history
Feb. 15 by be-
coming the first
·fem ale to ever
TIE IA WATCH
•Starts; 2
• IMngs pitched: 15~
• Record: 2-0
•ERA: 0.58
•Hits: 8 • Strlkeoutf: 3
•Walks: 8
• Next start: Today,
UCSO, 2 p.m.
pitch in a collegiate men's baseball
game, is tentatively scheduled to.
appear on Jay Leno's "Tonight
Show'' April 14, and throw pitches
'-t" -.1>t'O:~t--to..---------nial firs~ni1ch Afiril 9. but ,. __ .. -"'
had to decline because CC has a 200 free rel1y -1. CdM (Tudcer,
game against Azusa Pacific that ~wyerr Hamilton, Grant), 1 :34.07. 100 ooidc -1. Grant (C), 5274; 2. day. Last year, the Giants hired Jetton (C), 1:00.01; 3. Yam;imoto IC>,
Sherry Davis, major league base-1:00.81. ·
ball's first woman pubJic-address 100 brust -1. El Toro; l. El Toro; J.
announcer. Mcfarl1nd (C}, 1:08.38. 1 ~ 400 fret rel;ay - 1. (Strezlow, In a complete-game victory over Mchrl..nd, P1l<U, Buzolichl, 3:JJ.07.
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Feb. 15, · l
Borders finished with a flve-hiller, Harbor zapped In four
walking three and striking out two. NEWPORT BEACH ___ _
She also defeated Coneordia Feb. • .
25 11 · h h' · 6¥,, · -Newport Harbor <Ill . ' a owing t rec its m in-High's boys volleyball ' > ,. nings. 1
CdM drowns El Toro
LAKE FOREST ----
Corona del Mar High's ~
boys swim team made
some waves in ----
Wednesday's season-opener with a
101-69 non-league conquest at El
Toro High behind the standout
swims of Thad Buzolich, James
Palcla, Crosby Grant-, Will Schultz
and Doug Jetton.
Buzolich (22.46) was just .06
seconds off the ClF qualifying
time in the 50 free in his first
start, and he went 58.8 behind
Palda's winning 56.10 in the Oy.
.CDM 101, I L TORO 6t
200 medley relay -1: CdM (Grant, Mcfarland, Buzollch, Strebow), n.t. 200 free -1. El Toro, 1 :48.6; 2. Jetton
(C), 1:54.3; 3. Schultz (C), 1:54.7,
lOOIM -1. El Toro; 2. El Toro; 3. P.ild.i
(C), 2:13.1. so free -1. luzolich (C}, 22.46; 2.
team opened the 1994
campaign without four of its shock
troops -setter Eric Vallely
(knee) and middle blockers Ramy
Shoukry (recovering from an ap-
pendectomr). ·Josh Richardson
(dos bite) and John Benzinger
(flu), and it showed as visiting
Mira Costa handled the Sailors,
13-15, 15-3, 15-1 2, 15· 7 in a non-
leaguc match.
Mitch McCoy (28 kills) and
Greg Slick (19 kills) stood out for
Harbor in a losing cause.
Mustangs net 13-5 win
COSTA MESA -
Costa Mesa High's • •
boys tennis team _,,,.-
opened up on the right
note for 1994, dusting off visiting
Tustih in non-league play, 13-5,
with a strong showing in doubles
highlighting the afternoon
Wednesday.
t--: , , •
Doubles: R1mirez·IH3CS ICMI def. Nguyen·Nabtsu, 6-1; def. ICim·forsle, 6-0; def. N. W1ng·P. Wing, 6-4; G;ircfa-ICo (CM) "'on 6-~; lost 3·6; ~-on 6·1; P;itel·Viln
S"'ederf (CM) won 6-2, 6-4, 6·2.
Abrams beats No; 1
FULLERTON
Newport Harbor High e •
sophomor e Geoff _,,,.-
Abrams, ranked sec· ---
ond in USTA 16's, defeated No.
1-ranked Kevi n Kim · of Sunny
Hills, 6-3, Wednesday. but fell to
third-ranked Joe Gilbert, 7-6, in a
tic-breaker, ·as the host Lancers
prevailed, 13¥.J-7Vl, in a non-
league tennis match at the Sunny
Hills Racquet Club.
SUNNY HILU 13tn, NIWPOlT 71/i
Singles: AbrAml (NH) def. Kim, 6·3; loU lo
Gilbert. 6·7: def. H~n. 6·2; Thomltn (NH) 1011,
4·6, 2·6, 2·6; Kojim• (NH) l<»t. 4·6, 0.6, 0-6.
OoublH: Kon·Kelch•m (NH) def.
lh•uur-Sprlnger, 7·6; kKI lo IC.tuh·Fr•kul, 0-6; def, Hul·Hum, 6-1; Ulm.tn-W'hile (NH) lolt.
2-6; 3·6, _.,, 6-3; r•1tft111n·Slms CNHI k>lt. 2·6.
0-6, ""°"• 6-J.
Pir ates roll, ·again
COSTA MESA ----
Lance Perry recorded .... _
eight kills, and .J Eric > ,.
Johnson had six kills, ----
four blocks and two service oces,
as host Orange Coast College's
men's volleyball team (3-0) swept
San Diegd Mesa (1-2), 15-8, 15-7,
15-9, in ah Orange Empire Con-
ference match Wednesday.
Vangual!ds rip Cal Baptist,
visit Azusa Pacific Friday
Gett1wseE
Courtyar~ ins
&
COSTA ,.~
MESA -Sal1j• o
Simidzija led. a II• ' t ~ balanced sconng ~ attack with 22
points and also ...
hauled . down 14 •, ~~; 0 •
rebounds as the
Southern California College
women's basketball team drilled
visiting Cal Baptist, 80·57,
Wednesday night in the first round
of the Golden State Athletic Con-
ference Tournament.
The Vanguards (24·7 overall)
will be at Azusa Pacific in the
semifinals on Friday at 7:30.
Cal Baptist (7·23) jumped to an
8.0 lead before sec could recover
ror a 14·2 run. From there, the
Vanguards never looked back, rac·
in& to a 45-29 halftime lead.
Jamie Zitterkop( milled by two
willl of completln1. a triple-
doublc. She had 11 points t"4 12
rebounds to ao with her eiaht .,. ....
In two previous aomet aplnat
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Aiusa Pacific this season, SCC
won by 23 at home and lost by just
three at APU. The winner of Fri-
day's game advances to the con-
ference c hampionship next
Wcdncsdar at the site of the high-
est remaining seed.
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~ Sea Kings begin screening process for football job.
' Bv BARRY FAULKNER, SroaTS Wllm:i l .
CORONA DEL MAR -The paring down of a0pplicants fo~ the
vacant Corona del Man High football coaching position has begun,
· li111i11ary-i11tel9iews set for M ,
Jacobson said Tu e sday.
"We have a committee conducting paper screening (Tuesday) /
and, according to our lime line, tbe fir t level of inte!niews will "
begin March 7," said Jacobson, who plans to name a new coach no
later than March 15.
Conducting the initial se ries of intcrvie'-"S will be a· nine-member
panel, which will include: Athletic Director Jerry Jelnick; Dick
Morris, a former CdM head coach and the physical education de-
partment chairman; Paul Orris. faculty repre~entative and boys
basketball head coach; Tom Baldwin. faculty representative and
the CdM offensive coordinator under Dave Holland the pa)t two
seasons; Mark Cunningham, football coach and athletic director at
University High; Scott Watkins, the student representative and a
senior all-league center on last fall's CdM football team; Annie
Chu, a parent and department chairperson on campus; current ·
Touchdown (booster) Club President Jim Hogan; and John Walz,
past president of the Touchdo"' n Club.
After the list is pared to no more 1han fi,e, facob)on and
Jelnick will make the final interviews and dcch.1on.
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probable wi&h Heads in control on both ends of the
Ooor.
The point defender in the Sailors' a,.rcs:si¥0
man·to-man, Heads can domin1le 1 pine witboul
1ouchi.n1 the ball, &imply by stifling the opponents'
best ball·handlet, disrupling offensive now in lhe
process.
Ofrensively,.. Heads i$ the Jeadin& ball-handler in
the three-guard rotation, and combines strong driv·
in& skills, with unselfish passing to create consl$·
tently hig.h·pcrccntage scoring opportunities.
"She's willing to do anythin& to help 1he team,"
snid Newport Coach Shannon Jakosky. 11Sfle really
epitomi.z.cs the team player that every coach hopes
to have.''
Hall of Fame college men's coach RaJph Miller,
on hand to assist Jakosky, his daughter, for the
stretch run, is another who marvels at the level of
play Heads is consistently able to obtain, despi1e a
lack 9£ physical gjfts most commonly associated
with basketball success. .._
"Gina shouldn't be nearly as good a ba.ske tbaJI
plarer as she is," said MiJler, who also enjoys shar·
mg a laugh with the effervescent co-captain.
"My whole family smiles a lot, because we're just
happy people," said Heads, whose younger sister
Cara is a junior reserve guard. "But I've always bad
the ability to get down and dirty when it comes
time to compete."
Heads, who. will likely match. up with Orange
County Player of the Year Nicole Erickson against
Brea, said •e is cager to take on the individual
challenge, as well as the chance to upset the ~am
ranked No. 2 in the nation by USA Today.
"We're not going to sit back and let them play
wit h us like a cat playing with a mouse," said the
future veterinarian. "We're going to try to terrorize
them."
• ~rt Beach/Costa MMe Dally Pilot
HI ... SCHOOL ftMMIS NIVllWS
EltarlCll •111 .llrtll~I-Cllll Mall a-11111 IDr d*d
COST A MESA -With five aophomores playina doubles.
and freshman Mike Leonard playin1 No. 3 1\ngle1, the future
appears solld for Est.tnci• High '1 boys tennis team.
The Eagles' top player this 5ea50n. however, junior Rob
Horan.sky, wilJ Jrlduatc early. So this is it for Estancia's king
of the court.
"He won 80% of his matches last year/' Estancia Coach
Chris Hastings said of Horansky, the team's No. 1 singles play·
er who carries a 4.S gpa, along with a big serve.
"He won every crucial match for us last yeiir, and plus, he's
a big motivator on the team. He's rc!alJy pumped up the team
this year. He was io the top five in our league (Pacific Coas1)
last year. He's like (Pete) Sampras: he likes to &erve and he
loves the net/'
Junfor Tom MacDuff wlll probnbly play No.· 2 singles, while
Leonard, whose older brothtr, Tim, is o forme r Estancia Siar
who oow plays at Texas A&M, will probably play No. 3.
"It's been a long time since l'ye seen a freshman play so
good/' Hastings said of the ldt·ha~ded Leonard, wbo plays at
the Mesa Verde Tennis Club. "Mike has already beaten every·
body on the team, ~xccpt for Rob and Tom."
Hastings took Horanslcy and his doubles partner, Stephan
Krutzlk, to Ojai last spring. Both Hornnsky and Leonard arc·
expected to play at Ojai in 1994.
Opening the season at Ji.o. 1 doubles will be junior Kevin
RadLSay and sophomore Patrick Wyera, who played singles on
the varsity last year.
Sophomores Brian Rudolph :ind Bryan Lin, both of whom
play~d a lot last season, will play No. 2 doubles, while sopho·
mores Jeremy Kearns and Charles Burden should plity No. 3. ·
"This year, we're really hoping to be in rhe top three (in the
PCL)," snid l:la.slin~. whose squad finished fourt~ in the PCL
in 1993. ''We pretty much have a young team, so I'm hoping
our singles guys (Horansky and MacDuff) will help out this
year,"_ H•sfings, a. fonner Orange Coast College player,
coached Estancia's JV in 1990, then· took over the varsity in
1991. ~fter missing the '92 sc~son, Hastings returned last year.
COSTA MESA -Tberc are no USTA national players, or
potential Ojai champions, bu& Cossa Mesa Higl\'1 tennis tc:im
seems to have enough experience and firepower to do more
than merely compete in the Pacific Coa t League, where La·
guna Beach rcips supreme every year.
0 0µr goal is to fll\i5h third in league," said Diane Renew,
coaching Mesa's varsity boys for the first time, after schooling
the Mustan~· JV the last tb1ee springs.
Mesa finished il\ the bouom half of the six-team pack in
1993, bu& wi&h three seniors playing singles and two well·
seasoned double& teams, the Mustangs expect beuer in 1994.
Michael Nguyen, who played No. 2 singles a year ogo, will
step up to No. J, while Fernando Rios, a transfer from Mexi·
co, and Luciano Del.eon will play No. 2 and 3 singles, resptc·
tively.
"(Nguyen) is a very consistent au.around player," Rettew
said. "Rios is a very powerful serve and volley player, and he's
got a crushing fo rehand. He's 001 as consistent as Michael,
and he has a more flashy gam~.'' • .
pel.eon (6-fooH), who often plays at the John Wayne Ten·
nis Club, where he works in the restaurant, and Rios (6·1) arc
Mesa's biggest players. .
Camillo Ramirez., a junior, and Robert Isaacs, a senior, will
play No. 1 doubles, while senior Leo Gorda and junior Kevin
Ko, both good serve and volley players, will play No. 2 .do_ •
bles.
"Ramirez and Isaacs have been playing together since
(Ra'mirez's) freshman year,•: Retfow sar.t. "They're a good mix,
and they're both fast. Garcia and Ko are playing together for
their second year." ·
Junior Prcmal Patel and senior Chad Van Sweden will play
No. 3 doubles, both of whom "use an excellent lob hot.
"Laguna Beach will b~ on top again in league, then Estancia
should be up there, and Laguna Hills is real Jo1lgh," Rettew
said. "I really enjoy coaching these guys, beca·use l'vc known
them since tl\ey were freshmen."
Mesa defeated Tustin, 13·5, in its opener Wednesday.
AYIO
"' COlll M111 lllllon
120 reldY to · go
I "'\
An American Youth Soccer Or·
g:rniz:nion unit from Costa Mesa will
be competing in this weekend's Divi-
sion 4 () 1 and 12·year·olds) .boys sec-
tional tournament at UC lrvme.
The Costa Mesa Region 120 all·
sto~ under the direction O( head
coach Chuck Cnrrillo, went 8·1·1 , to
win the rccently-comeleted ~rea Q
competition. Area Q consists or
1eams from Corona del Mar, New-
port Harbor, North and South Irvine
and Tustin.
Co ta Mesa opens play .against :i
San Diego opponent qn Sunday at 3
p.m. at· UCL If Costa Mesa wins on
Suntiay, it would play potcntiajly two
matches the. followin~ Sµnday . at ~he
snme site m the s1ngle·.cllm10at1on
tou rnament. •
Led by center halfback Eric Per-
rine, lhe team's top pla.ymaker, and
$C.Oring threats Charlie Thompson,
Edson Rodriguez and Francisco Ro·
driguez, Costa Mesa outscored its _op·
posi tion, 31·12, in 1he 10-gamc ar'ea
tou rn:unent.
The ~rest of the team consists of
halfbacks Travis Chandler, Marco
Santangelo, Je·sse Gambo~ and Greg
Gonzalez. The defensemen are
Michael Metkovich, Brian .Dunn,
Michael Culp, Kevin Chapin and
Steven~ Carrillo, while Michael Rey·
~olds handles the goalkeeping.
GOLF the range and go play my practice round
-and I never lefl the range that day, J
never left for lunch, and 1 was there until
seminars, merchandise on sale and .
ei})ibitions. Tickets are $7 for adults; $4
for juniors. Children under 10 are free.
Hours are 2·9 p.m. on Friday, Much 11 :
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on March 12; and 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. on March 13.
•John Leonard's Pro Shop at the
Newport Beach Golf Course was named
among America's 100 Best Golf Shops for
the fifth time by Golf Shop Operiitions, a
publication of Golf Digest.
awards banquet. Over $1,000 in prizes will
be given .away during a rame thnt inctudc!.
a trip to Hawaii. For more-details. call
642-5049. fre• P•t• 81 dark. I showed it to the players, and 32 •
grips deserves ·some consideration. It's not players st ~rted that tournament using our
just an 1 lth·hour decision. h's the first product.
thing a person touches; it really sends a "These are 32 players who arc making
message of the initial feel of the golf their living playing this game, and two ·
club .. " days before a million-dollar tour:nament,
Edwards, al so kn own for being the only they had enough confidence to stake their
PGA Tour player in history to race livelihood tO'it. So we recognized real
Formula J cars at a championship level, quick that we had sometj'\ing pretty
tested })is golf grips in a "trial balloon" special. That really set the ton~ for the
manner at 1he Greater Greensboro Open development of (Royal Grip, lnc.).''
in 1989. Edwards,-who said 50% to 60% of the
"I went there with a couple of grips, current PGA Tour players now use the
because. I thought-I'd take seme-products--gFip,-wiU conduct-a s-ar--at the fifth
ove r and get some feedback," Edwards annual Golf Expo, presented by the
said. "Now, keep in mind, this is a Southern California PGA, at 1he Anaheim
million·dQllar 1ournamcnt. So i got the Convention Center March 11·13.
driving range that Tuesday morning -1 •The highly-popular Expo will also
intended to spend a couple of hours on feature instruction from PGA pros,
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• Among Some or the local .exhibitors
include Costa Mesa-based Golf or Die, a
product of Rebel-Wear, which features
· alternative golf clothing.
"It's golf wear for the weekend golfer,
we're not looking for people with a six or
eight handicap," owner Blake Bjordahl
said. "The apparel is for people who like
to have fun, and people seem to like it."
Golf or Die primarily offers caps, golf
shirts, golftowelsancfT-sfalrts. ---
•Koll International in Newport 'Beach
will exhibit its golf resort vacations in
Baja, featuring, among others, the first
Jack NickJaus·designed golf course in
Cabo San Li.icas {Palmilla Golf Club).
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
• Delaney's and Nelly's fourth annual
Irish Classic will be March 14 nt Rancho
San Joaquin Golf Course in Irvine, with a
buffet dinncr/b:utquet (plenty of green
beer) afterward at the Lido Isle . ,
Delaney's.
Dan McGuire, Newport Beach Golf
Course men's club tournament director, is
also the tournament director for the ·
annual Irish Ckassic, in which a 1994
Buick will b~awar~ed.ior a hole-in-one at
hole No. 13' (167 yards). Trophies will be
give n to both hnndicap and Callaway
divisions for men anQ women.
Cost for the tournament is only S70,
which intludes a box lunch and beverage
at the turn, green fee s, golf cart and
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
Chip 1holl ••• Caidllng up wll!I the Ntw1>,0116elch
GOii Cou~e men·~ clllb. Hank L•'•b,,,. (1ow oross 62)
I/Id 8111 LeFon (loW net 52) won ftb, 16 rounds, with
DHn• Bottorf fnshed at second low net (53) In Fell
19 flight rcisnds. Joe Ruaao (IOw gross 66) and Bob
· ForbH (low ne1 53) won F~gl'C A. Alex Oa La Parra
(low 11ross 111 and Lrl• Link (lo* net 5'9), the gnatest Nme
ln QOll. won ~t 8. while lt•v• McKlnn•r (lOW gross
73) and LaRor Nonernaker (low ntl 59) won F~Qhl C
In regulaJ rounds Feb 23, Al Cr•n•ton (low QIOSS 70}
I/Id Nonemaller (low ntt 53) l ruhtd wad ot the rm wlWt
llnK. wno w.is born to gen, wn setond 1oW net lS6) . In Fet>
26 11rghl rOIJllds. Russo (10w gross 64) and Dick Hllll•rd
(low ntl 52) v. on f)gtit A v. tl'I Russo *IMln!I 1 tie-bttalltr.
Bob Pott• (tow gross 65, and plaMj tu beS1 golf In 1994)
and Cranston (low nd !13) WO!I Flight 8: and Jim Llttl• (low
gross 66} and t>ontimKer {loW net 491 won fltllfll C. Llnlt IOCI
Nonemali.er are bot:i 19·1'1ane!IC~perJ; d1eY won't be In flight C
rrvcn lollger.
Rlch•rd Dunn I• • D•l'Y Piiot Spoft• Writer
wftoH ctull flOlt column •P,,_.,.. • .,,.,,
Thursd•~·
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE ,
PUBLIC NOTICES ST RAU 0 HT EA AND PUIUC NOTICE the City of Huntlng1on and apptalsal ol estate as-AYES. COUNCIL MEM· E. RAGGIO 92648 dl.JCl~ by: an Individual upen ... of lh• Truetee.
--------SUZANNE CRAWSORD1--------Beach, COWlty of Orange, .. ta « ol l.tri petition Of SERS, HEOGES1. SAN· THE ENTIRE TEXT IS Patrick Jot91>h Olbb, 9292 The teglstrant(s) com-The benefidwy unc* Mid PUBLiC NOTICE STRAVOHT"ER. HUSBAND SU,DUOR COURT State of California. account 11 pi<Mded 1n SONE, WATT, TuRNER. AVAILA&lE FOR REVIEW WHtclitt or .. Hunl1ng1on menced to trenaact bus!· o
-------....-•ANPUDBLWllCFEAWUICU.TISOENLL TAOT OP CAl."ORNIA DATED: F•bru•rv 14, MCtlon 1250 ol the C&lilor• HART. DEBAY IH THE cm CLERK' S.ach, CA ~nd61 II• f'ltddUDI ... c:u Wld dellver.d lO COUNTY Of' ORANG& 1194 1 alL • • er ,. Dlbb, 9292 Business Name(s) i1s1ed me undlfafgned a wnnen ;i...-i-----AaANOo;M;;..f~,_j~~~~~~~~~~iK.niiJlri.,nriifiif-!iiEt;NKCfl°ISSia~aiiMMii1TnHITTQUet~~t b!Of Special Notice BERS. NONE fl F THE ·CITY OF Weslcllfl Or.. Huntington li>Ove on: 11/89 San B•r· Olda,atlon or Oet.ult and CASH. CASHIER'S CHECK ' t0tm le available from the ABSENT COUNCIL MEM· NEWPORT BEACH. S.ach, CA 92646 nardlno Co. Oemend lot Sele, and e USE OF flCTITIOUS ORAWN OH A STATE OR PropoHd Aacert•ln-AND A081RT f , TYlEA COUft cleck SERS. COX Pubtlahed Newport Thia buatneu 11 con-Timothy B. Altul'lder lnen Notice of Default
BUllNESSNAME NATIONAL BANK, A M•ftl and ••t•bll•h-8yr FRANCIS E . Atto~yfortfMPetJ. MAYOR, CLARENCE J . BHch.COsl4 Mesa Dally duettdby:anlndivlduoJ This statement was filed Election to Sell. The
fhe followtng persons CHECK DRAWN BY A mont of ''MUNTINQ. SMITH, Atlomep for tlOM 1 T\JRNER Pilol Milch 3 11194 The re;/alrant(•) com-with the County Clerk ol nderalgned caused aeid
have abaodOl"lld the use of STATE OR FEDERAL TON 8UCH INDDIE.N-'•tltloner WIL[IAM V CITY Cl.ERK. WANDA E. ' . ll\424 menoed to tran .. ct buSI· Orange County on Feb1u-Nollc:e of Default and the Flclllloua Bu1lne11 CREDIT UNION, O~ A HNT'' .. Ii New9pe. Published Newport • RAGGIO 1 neu Ulldtr the Flctltlout ery 1, 1994. Election to Sell to be
Ntme: EMERGENCY MEDI· CHECK DRAWN BY A ,., of General Clroul• Beach-Costa Mesa Dally SCHMIDT, ESQ., THE ENTIRE -fEXT tS PUBLIC NOTICE euslntss Name(s) list~ '597089 recorded 1n Iha county CAL TRAINING, 9292 Wttl· STATE OR FEDERAL SAV· ...,._ p·iot February 24 25 26 f l 029038), I030 CAM· AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW above on: 1/94 Published Nel'Wport BHctl-ete the reel property, 11 ~111 D~ Hununglon Beach, INQS ANO LOAN AS. HO I A50478 2~ Match 1 2 3' 4 S 1' PUS DRIVI:, NEWPORT IN THE CITY C~K'S OF· cna11I027t Patrick Olbt> osta MISa Dally Pilot ted Md mor• f\an lr\tH T~:2 Fl~tlllou1 8u11n1u ~::~8~· ~Vl~Ji:S NOTICa OP HEARING 199... • • • • • • BEACH, CA. HHO. FICE OF TliE CrTY OF F1ctttlou• ~l~lh:'1a~:nt was rited Match 3. 10, 17, 24, 1994. ludl ~~~ linca
Name rtftn~ to above BANK SPECIFIED lH SEC. Otr Pel'ITION TO IM18 2178 (7f4J·ess.aHO NEWPORT BEACH. Buelne .. H•me with the County CllH'k ol Th4~ DATE· FebNllY 1.it 1~ wu fll•d In Orange County TIQN 5102 OF THE FINAN· ASCaRTAIN AND Publlahed Newport Pu bllshed Newpotl Stat.ment Orange Co\Jnty on Febiu-NA MoRTGAGE '
on 1 ·2 5 .9 4 . F 11 e CIAL COOi AND AUTHO. HTMLISH THa PUBLIC NOTICE 8each·Costa Mesa Dally Beach.Costa Man Dally The lollowltlg persons are alY 18, 1994, PUBLIC NOTICE ERVICES. INC .• AS
No.F596251 RIZED TO DO BUSINESS ITANDINQ 0, BSC 2915 Piiot Milch 2, 3, 9,-1994. Piiot Matc:l'l 3, 1994. doing bl.ltlneas u : F9H1M HOTICEOfTitU9TU'S RUSTEE
Palflck Jo11ph Dlbb. 9292 IN THIS STATE WILL BE "HUNTINGTON 8UCH NOTIC· OF wu11n Th425 KB OPPORTUNITY INVES. PUbll•hed Newport Beach-SALE E. M4JN STREET Wutcllfl. Hunllnglon HELO AT THE ENTRANCE • TORS, 4343 Von Karman TOCKTON CA~ Beach, CA 92645 TO THE ORANGE cm INDa,aNDENT'' AS PETITION TO PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Avenue. Newport' beach, Costa Mesa Dally Piiot TNllff Stile No. 009 · Thia bualneu waa con-HALL. 300 EAST CHAP· A MftS,AP&R OF ADMINISTER CA 92660 February 24, Match 3, 10, 88151 ::,o~~~2 ,. Tel Numbet"
ducted by an Individual MAN AVENUE, ORANGE OE~ EITATE OF• LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE Koll Realty AdvllOfl. a 17. 1994. Tiiie Order · --..,. ~762 ·
This llltemet11 wu flled CALIFORNIA au right t1oe CIRCULATION • NOTICE Off NO. 9+9 c auromta corporation OBA Th4111 APNl 049-212·17 CATHVK~
with the Cou11ty Clerk of and. lnttre1t convey9d to (aov.mrn.nt Code JOH~-:,:~UIAM PUBLIC 9A.Le OF AN ORDUWfCE OF KIB Realty A.dvtsore, '343 YOU ::~81~~ E~RE~~~ ASST. ~~~·1~'Y °" Fabru-=~~1T%::= hoUonl008) CAIENO.A172091 ABANDONED TH.CITYCOUNCIL ~:.~~hAT.~;:,~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ED ilSO/IO. UNI.EH PS#29080
Patrick Dlbb pro..-, tltuat~ In Hid DATar Meroh 4, ttM To all helr1. beneficiaries. ,ROPERTY 0, TH• CITY Of' 92650 ' NOTICE o' • YOU TAKE ACTtoN TO lb. 24, M9rdl 3, 10, 19'M
Publl•hed Newport Beach-co~v and State d• TIM81 1100 A.M. creditors, contingent cr9dl· Notice 11 hereby Q!Ven Nl!WPOltT BUCH Bren, In<:.. a • Oetewar• PU8LIC AUCTION AO TE CT Y 0 U A PUBLIC NOTICE Cotta ,_. ... PPot FebrtJlty ectlbed u :. Da,Tr 703 lort, and persons Who may that the undecslgnea Wiii ADDING SECTION oorj)Ofallon, 128 E11t 156th Nolle• la hereby given PROPERTY IT MAY IE
24, Milch 3, 10, 17, 1994. COM p LET EL 'Y OE· NOTICE IS HERESY otheMlse be Interested In Hll et public auction, pur· 12.H .088 TO THa Sttfft, New York, New York that the undersign~ wlll AT A ~IUC 8ALE.•--------
Th411 SCRIBED IN SAlO DEED OIVEN that th• WAYNE lhe wlll or es1ata, Of both, suant to Section 2t700 of NEWPORT aUCH 10022 Hll 1t P\lbllc Auction on ' YOU NEED AN SlATEMElfT Of AIAMOOlt·
--------I Of TRUST ROWAN hU Ill~ hla verl-of: JOSEPH Wll.LIAM lht Business & Profea· MUNIC"AL CODE This buslnHs 11 con· 03/1e/94 at lO·OO am at· XPLA .. ATIOH OF THE MElfT OF PUBLIC NOTICE The e11.9t addreu and fled Petition In the at>ov• WOOD alonal Code, the followtng TOPROV1HFOR ducted by: a general part. AUSPACE e564·H·AMIL· ATUAE OF THE UUOfFICTITIOUSIUSIMHS --------•other common designation entitled procHdlng r• A PETITION haa b41eo descrlt>.d property to wll: netshlp TOH AVE 'HUNTINGTON ROCUDINGS AGAINST NAME NOTICll 01' It l.tri of the ,111 prol*fV queatlng that the Court lllld by WtWAM L WOOD JULIE McKINZle ,:.33, hd AP'LICATION OF The reglatrant(a) com-BEACH CA 92646 Ille per· YOU YOU I HOULD lilt lollowWIO person(s) hJ.S
TRUSTl!ll'S SALE dffcflbed lbove 11 pur. malice and enter lta Ofdar In the Superior Court of frame. • Box11, misc.. Vl!HICLa COD• TO menced to 1tansact bl.Isl-aonat property of thti tol· ACT A LAWYER. abanooneo !Tie use ol tne tlcll· APN t3~3S.017 ported to be: 20 LATIT\JOE and dtcrff aecertalnlng Calllotnla, CC>Wlty ot OA· PEOYE MARSHALL E·32, ,RIVAT8 STREETI ne11 under the FlcWovs !owing: n S/17194 et 1:00 P.!':1 ous llUSlntss name ECONO
LOANN0.1812348 COURT, JllEW~ORTandaetabJil)llngHUNTING-ANGE. D11k, V~..1. cooltr, mlac.. IN..t'H•VILLA B~el~H Nam•{•) U.ted 8ARNfS f020, MISC •. A. MOR~G Au-t t18E N TO~STORE NO U REFi TRANSAMERICA BEACH, CA 926&3 TON BEACH INDEPEN· THE PETITION requestt TARI MUwER 1 ... 0 Rel., bx UL80A above on: Feb. 1994 FURN .. MISC BOXES. T.V. ERVICES. INC. aa the located at 20572 l.Al(f FOREST FINANCIAL IERYtCe The undersign~ TrustM DENT•• a newspaper of ltlat WIWAM L WOOD be ap/mat, 4 surfl:lds, 7 cht, DEVSLOPMINT KOlL REALTY ADVISORS. SEALS F055, MISC. IJy appo1ni.d Tf\lllM un· DRIVE, El TORO.r.A92S30 T 1 .... 9 dlscl&lms any Mablllry for ~ draation tor the appointed u personal rep-caruat, mlec.. MARK Subjec:1 ordinance waa a California corporation BOXES SKI RACK r •nd pwauant ID Deed ot Tllt hclltious tn,>smess nama
• •No. -2 27 any lnconectnest of the of Hwiangton hach. rHenlltlve to ldmlnlater POKORNEY D-27 Rel .. lntr~ on 14th day of OBA KIB Realty AcMeors BRANT F073, BRASS rust. Recorded on 4113/90 reterred to above was flied on 5·
29191 atrNt addr ... and other Ca lfornla In aCCOt<lance lhe ertal• of th• decedent. frffz. wutVdry, 2 chs .. Fe 1994 and By: Raymond E. Wirta, BED. METAL CABINETS, 1 Document No. g0· 18·91 m the county ol Orange.
IMPORTANT NOTICI common dHlgnaUon, H with the provtllon of Sec-THE PETITl?N req~1ts aofe, dot~, misc., JAMES ad='~ a8th day or Prtlldent ANTlOUE ICE SOX. 1987s.I Book ••• P-.ga ... Or19inalFlle No F49!>465 TO PRO,lftTY any ahown herein. \Ion 1001 of the ~n-the decedent I WILL and SMITH -50 Misc (no\ F~ 1994 Thia llatemenl was filed CAVERLY F082 MISC Ornc:iel Reootdl In the ol· AT~ AUTOMOTIVE INC
OWNlft1 S&ld .... Wiii be made. ment COde of CallfOtnla. c:odlc:lll, "~ admllt~ :r~~~ON RC/i81~:T a SJ!· AYE$ • COUNCIL MEM· with the County Clerk of AJAN.lMISC. BOxES. . • of th• Recorder of 2D572 LAl(f FORfST bR . EL
YOU A1W IN DE,AULT but wlttiout con\llfWtt 0t Pdlloner elleoM In tub-to probate. will and ( • C 11 n BERS ' HEDGES 'SAN· Orange County on Ftt>N-FOW ER F108, MISC. '"a County, Callfotnla ORO CA92630
UNDER A ..DIED OF Wllranty, expr111 0t ~ a\llnOa In lllkS ~eOtlon thal r codicils .,.I avallable l::1'vER1 i~ JNTH!r' SONE: WATI, TURNER, al'/ 10, t994 FURN . MISC. BOXES, 2 Jtfcuted by: Paul F. SIGNED Far1d ~hband. TRUS'r DATID JUNI ~. reg•dlng UU., Pol-HllffTINGTON BEACH IN· 0t •umlnallon n the fllt ec, r HART OEBAY '598273 T.V'S. l'tulll'lels and Unda L. Sec
3 Hai. UNLHa YOU ....ion. 0t encumbfancee. DEPENDENT le a newepa-k~Eby P~~· r 111 ~:·WH~~~~~iosm:~~ NOE'S. COUNCIL MEM· Published Newport Beach· SCARP IN ATO F 112. ch\llttlalal husband and This busmess was condl!Cltd
T'.. .... '"'·CTIONTOPR"'-lnc:ludlnglffe,ct\ergea~ Plf ol O'Nfal CftCUlatJon ........ lty dmlnleque c:l'lalt C I.bl *-BERS NONE Coala Mesa Dallt Pilot MISC. FURN., MISC lfa WIL llLL AT y aCOfPora~ It """ ~ ..,... eitpen... of the "TNstee publlehed for the di• .... u..,.. to I attt 1hl gage, • · ·• ., ASSENT COUNCIL MEM F'bt 24 Mai I\ 3 IO BOXES, CARPET UC AUCTION TO THI This statemtnt was nted wllll TICT VOUft Pl•OP· and o1 the tN9t1 ~ Mmll .... on of loc:al °' ...._ fflate under Iha Ines.pen-KEVIN WREN K.23 Bx ap/ BERS COX • uary • c • • LINDSEY H03!1, MISC. IG"IST llOM" ,OR Ill C t; Clefk I Of •
IRTY, IT MAY•• IOLD by 111d Deed of TJUM.. to graphic ,... Md lnt9'-~~ ~~(Thl•tretlon oL~1• ~ VCR .... nt.f,!".,• fish MAYOR, CLARENCE J. 17· 1994• -~,9 FUR_N, MISC. BOXES. JET ASH, (payable at Urn• of c:un1YC:Fe1>ru~?~ 199:00
AT A PU8LIC SAU. IP: pay the rtmernlng Pflnelpel llgenc:e of_ Olf*'ll chatac-_,. ...... 1 aut ...... tv _..., ~ .... m -· TVRNEA "" SKI • In lawful money of lhe Al.OEM l TIWI ESCROW CORP
YOU NIED AN SULA. eume of the nate<•) ... ,., In lhe Qty of Huntington wlM allo~h· !*tonal rap. u:"bldd~ ~l. co:.= crrv CLERK WANDA E. P'UBLIC NOTICE HICKMAN H085. t.\ISC. ~itl<I St&IH) at: th• 22772 Cenltl Or~ Sta loO
NATION OP TH• NA-~~ : ::fd .=...;; ~~ ~ =: wlt~~tt.i~ bldl rn.v be su~tted In RAGGIO • f~~~·ll•h•d Newporl o~ A~• -c~:: LanFofdSt CA92630 .
TURll Of' TH• .. RO. with lnterMt ~ frOm rnalnUIMd. inlnlmlMn COY• court approval. Before tak· adYanc•) on the 171b day THE ENTIRE TEXT IS OM11S021t Beach.Costa Mesa Dally ulldtne 300 Eut NewportBuctl.CostaMfu
CllEDING AOAINST l lOl/93 at 7•125,. pet tpge of 9'dt loc:al °' ..,._ Ing certain V1fV lmpOrtWlt of Milch 1994 at 2:00 P.M. AVAILABLE FOR R~tEW • "otltloua Piiot Milch 3, 10, 1994• h.-r) 'Ave .. Oranga, CA , o./yPllot
YOU, YOU SHOULD annum ea provided In Mid grapt110 newt Md Int• ac:uone, however, the Plf• ~emf ... Where Mid IN THE Cm CL.ERK S OF· au.-.. N•m• Th423 I rlQht tide and ln1erHI CN236379 M_, 9,10,17.~4 CONTACT A LAWYaR. note(•) plue coel and ~ llgenoa of a Qanlfal chat· tonal r9P1fflntatMI wlll be ny hU been alored P:ICI! OF THE crrv OP: .,.,........ . • eyed to and now held On MARCH 24, t994, et advenc. with lntll'Nt ac:ter of nof IHa tl\an required to give notlC9 to wtllch le loca\ed at NEWPORT BEACH. The fOllowlng pe11one'ar1 PUBLIC NOTICE it under .. Id Deed ol The Piiot
10;00 A.M. AMERICAN SE· ESTIMATED TOT~ DEBT~ ~ (2$,.) ~t~ Plfaonl unlata AYRES SELi STORA~. Publlehad Newport dOltlQ bualnt11 u : ruer In the· pr~ 1411.1· Cla .. lfled
OURfTIES COMPANY. .. 95,117.oe of .. "'°"'~ lncNt U'9y have w.iv.d notice 0( 7012 Emeet Ava. H~ Beach-Ooet.a M... Dally KB PRIME INVESTORS. '1otttloue lid In H id County. Th• moat comprehen·
duly appointed truetH 'Th• b•n•"clary und• dUftr'I eedl y.-of tl'9 coneenwd IO ".!yropoted ~ ~f-d<714) Piiot ~ 3 1994• •343 Von K.atman Avanl.l9. lualnHI Na,,.. allfornla deacrlbed ea: •IV• and cunant d lrec·
under and purauant to Ulcl Deed of T"* ~ =~;:~etlod Im-~·) ll'le~l11dapendont ... }!;,. ... , bldor ... :!!"'*..,. • Th42t rwwport S.ach. CA 82850 StatonMnt EFERRED TO IN SAID lC?f.Y of good• and ••r· Deed of TNlt r.cordad tote ~ Wld dalv-to tne llllna -mlnletra wt• u,. '"''" o • u,. · Koll Really AdYl9on, a n,. tollowtng peraona ate EEO OF TRUST vie .. ar~ncfl -·
JUNE 12. 1915 .. lntt. No. tred to tw underWgnad a o4 he • thM Nld be "''"'*' unleee an t•· ~!~~ ";:, ~ ~ PUIUC NOTICI Calllomla corporation OBA doing buelneH u : PERTY SOLD "AS 1s·:i;;a••••••• 85-212921, In bo9k, pege , wntten Dectarat1on Of 0.-naw1pap1 hM .,_,In•· eetld '*"°" .... M ob-v1 ..._, .... chue"" et u• IC/8 Aalty Advltort, 4343 BERGUM GROUP HOMES, • eotaJ amount ot lhe u,..11
of Oflldal Aec:orde In the tlUll and Demand'°' lale, l""'°9 under 1hl tHCffled laC1lon to !hi petition and tl~ ?!..,. · :.er:· O..DINANC• Von t<arrnan. Newport 2980 McCllntoclc Way (8), ~of f'le ~ig.. •
office of tM County Re-and I wrmen Nodca of 0. n•m• "HUNTl .. QTON lttoW good CauN '#t'f'f tM c .,........ ate u NO e+U S.ach, CA 02660 Coeta MeN, CA 12829 Ion eecureO by Mid Deed
oordtt• of ORAN Of taull Md Edon to .... HACH INDl ,.NDIHT' oour1~ah0\M "°'grant the : an:,: ti.~ M ~. °' Bren Inc.,. Delaware C«• Oary Euoane l•rc Trust end raaaonebly ... -·
Couney, a.at. of CAUf'OR. n,. undaft611Md a.MCI dUftr'I Ille whotl of Mid • me · .....,.... TM ITV COUNCIL POtdOn. 128 Eat 151Ch 1212 ConWay Ave., fM*9 costt alCpen'" n .....! ..
NIA ueculed by DAMYl lllct Nob Of DNM and .... WW ~ .. Mid L ~ .._ ~ h Dedo : ~ ~ = -!... om-,,, .. ,, . New York. .,. ... ~CA 12121 edWncee l.t ""lime of ii 3' --Elecdon to W to be ,.. MWJ;lper Nlf • bOM ._ -· --,_,on MAACti ~ _.,..._, _. •.... _. York. 10022 lnaylt \Jnleu lefgum, 406 nlhl publlcatlOI'\ of th• ~ OOfded In lhe oounty...,. 111 o1 le!lr! . .,..,.,.., 31, t• at 1~ ,,M. In lord Md Obllgefed patty. •IWPOllT laACH Thi• buelneaa 11 con-Momlng aa. L.W, ....,.. otlce of Sale It .....: ~ ·e
lie,.., P'°'*" 11 locelad. end a ....., ... dlllrl» ~ 103 ioc.aed Ill 341 AWN9 ... a1.,..., .....,.0 ~by. • general '*1-Port haoh CA 92MO oee oe Payment must ~~ CD '°" w.aa ...,.. loft to ....., Q•dlin. an n,. ~ Dl'M louttl, Or· R .. ldent ...._,,, CWTa ta.eo nerthlp Thi• bua1ne11 i. con-tiy 0..h • CMhllf•
MATIO•• ••• .. rl lie ~,8Mch, C-. ?vou =Cr TO u,. Publl•h•d Newport Ofl,,. The r•'l!,'trant(•) com-d\Jcted by: husband and dNW1\ 'on••••• or m
1100•• t• lsOO•• """' -.; "-;aid ,.... ~of•'**°"' yo.. hec:M:o.ta MIN OtMv ~ IUCll mlnCeO ttaneact bu9'-wife atlonal bank, a chKtl a. • ~
l11et ...,... = '-HUit Hied..: ihould appew 9I the .=. Hot Mwcn 3, 10, UMM. Wlf>AL COOL ~N the ~ Tl\e regl11r1nt(1) com. by 1 ••• or federal ! ~· • ~
__ ..,._ A• a 11.a ca• a~ VIII ... ~~ ... ~ Md ...,. 'IWf oo. Th421 111ez...... abcM on: ,::~ led :"~!.. •;:--~ct=~ edit unloni.:: ,=: ;:;;·.; ,,· c::;;~ =-.!.. CURITlll co••AllY ~';r:;;:r;.. In ==: !!.... .. """*' Ob-...... c MOTICI ... ....... KOU. REALTY A.DVISORS. 8u-'nM• Narne(a) Usted tno!"~ loM ueoa. ;:a;; 0 a._ ~ (TRUITU) QIO CM-H ·~~i Calo ~ cowt ~ r~ ~· a C1Ufornla corporation abcwa on: 3+~ ,..,. auoc:l&tlon '6 -ur,_,i_.AU r ..... A.... ftlTD• 11acova. """' .. "'--·---.· YONI apo OltDlllMCa ~ ordlnanoe WU OBA t</8 Realty AdVtsqrs Gary[. B•gum ·sv1 ~k apeclt1"1 g. CD
.,..,........ ,.....,.. YMC8 Aa AGS.-T •.o.,.... ....... only one "t .. ~In pareofl NO.e+to ~on 14th Uf ol l y: A•ymOnd E. ""1a. Thll •tat.,.,. .... Ir.cl n '•tct~ 6102 of th• '!; 1125 0.... llOX ..... LA ..... PrtnalPai .._ of publlc:e-°' , \'e · M ORDHIAllCS OP I' ebtuary. 1H4, and ,rMldanf wttfl the CO«Jnty Clefll Of Code and a""'°"
C4*I ..... CA ltMt.eooe •• , .. '°"' WN~•u .. localed " AM A c .......... ~ .,..., Oft 2"" Uf of Thi• ~t WH ft19d Oranae County on Mileti led ~ dO bualn ... In ~· :; .. ·-Ill• In N of HunllnQeorl « • er .......... o T"8 cm COUllCIL feONary, 1184. wllh tw eouncy C*k of 1, ttk. Th tllMC ..._. n .-.... -;;~;;; •• ~,..,..to 8elct\, .. wNdl,. ......... ~rnultflle Ol'ntaCmOfl . av••, COUNCIL Of~~ on'*"' f'.OOUI tat~~..... ... .=:-, ... .., •a. ::*' ... ai::c:= = ~::copy .,,it;.~ •woreT IUCll _,..... H•Do••· "" 1 • 1994 Publllhed Newport ~ho • It.,,.,, at .. ,.., ~ ~ • u:=L~ .. LOMIS WCIM.CIC ....J-11::.11 ,...,;. now aona1 ,.,,eeent•tlve_.:t AllDOtllO UOTIOll IA•I0•8, WATT, ,ublshed N~..!! Cotta Mesa Dall'f PU01 d..,,._ .,_.. 'U:.'!,: • · • ~z • ~ TllUITD UL.a °'" 'a= ="be....,., ~ ~ tM"°"'~ -. tt;~o ~: •"' "A" T' Coata M••• Dauv Piiot March 3. 10, 11, 24, 1~32 :.::.;,. 1~'7'a'A ~I -~ Cf9'Nlt°'J PIO~ LOlllllS ... 1n fie •°" •••d oouri of ltrll .___ of lhe 111. N••flCNn' IWll • o • t, co u Mc t L February 24, March 3, 10, . TM undenlfnsd C HOO~~*-DrM AOIC • •t• In .,.,.,.....,.. 7m thereof • ..,. .. ptOl/ld9d In MCtlClln llUlelCIPAI. OOH ....... NC>tta "· 1994. PUILIC NOTICI TMt• dledMM any .... g
'ubfl•ll•d Newport loolMd • 100 CMo C...... t100 ol tM c.llomla "°' TO WIWTa All•NT COUNCIL fh.420 --IY b .,., ~IC"!!! CD ~ MNa D.iJv °""'9 w.t. eant. AN. Dett Coda. The ""'9 tor ,._ VIA""°".._ ....... COi .. _._ the 1trMt _ ........ ~==n===rt "°'Merell a, 10. 11, 11M. CalfOmta. on 111aro11 •. ~ w11 not ea'*9 ..,..... VIA UYOAf CLARDC8., PUIUC NOTICI ....,.... ...... o:=".:::WJ:i ~ I ,_ TMll 1 ........ "°"' ., t:OO ...... ~ ~ UDO IOUD MD ~ • ,......_ ............ .,.... -...... a.it... • ·-------....0•1A.M., Of.'°°" .......... ·-.... --..... -... -.... ·-n,. lolcl'Mng,.,...... ..... -. ml 1111•1 8'1f'Slptl .. tor • ,.. .......... '9 ....,., abcM. -- -' cm WANDA .......... ...... doing~ -.,.,,.,.. • ...,,..,, Mot"*Y * ~ •• 111......, arnr111M .......... """,,.., • ;.ii YOU MAY DAI-V. -.WAY llat1•1nt 1'011Q.WT wm IN· Md Of \mpllsd, r• llllJ ~ OrM ••• I •••• you oomp•r• ~ "' .,. --........ .., ........ !"4' WTWITDLY ce ... ~ The~ persona .. CWJIT, -....,... LW. .... PDll •ID fl. Or .._ ...... wW10U1...... n lllltl•• t4UNo-.. I,._. lnllf11t1d In ...... ordln.Moa wae dolnlbUtlneti•: c...-.,CA.ar ._L fllW ... ,._.
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, ADULT BUSINESS RIQULATIONI
Sec. 13-860.1 Purpose and Intent. It Is the purpose of this chapter to regulate sexually oriented adult businesses to
promote the health, safety and general welfare of the citizens of the City of Costa Mesa. flle provisions of this chapter have
netth ... the purpoae nor the effect of Imposing a !Imitation or restriction on the ~ntent of any communicative materials,
. .Including Mxualty oriented materials. •
· ~-1)-860.2 o.ftnltlona. The follOwtng words and phra .... shall, for the purpoaes of this chapter, be defined as follows,
unless It la clearly apparent from the context that another meaning Is lntend4d:
(1) Adult ~ade. An establlthment wh8"1, for any form of conalderatlon,.,.one or more motion picture projectors,
slide proJectors or slmllar machines, for viewing by five or fewer pert0ns each, are used to show lilms. motion
pictures, video cassettes, slldes or other photographtc reproductions In which a aubstantlal portion (25% or more) of
the tota~ prnentatlon time la characterited by an emphasis upon the depiction, description or relating to "specified
sexual activities" and/or "specified anatomical areas;"
(2) Adult Bookstore. An eetabllshment which has as a subatantlal portloll (25" or more of gross floor area or
dl1play arM) of lta atock-ln-trade and offers for sale or rent for any form of consld«atlon any one or more of the
followtng: ~ (a) Booka, magazines, periodicals or olhef printed matter, or phOtographs, fllma, motion pictures, video
CUMttes, .. Ides or oth... vtsual representations which are characterized by arr emphufs upon the
depiction, dMcrlptlon or relatlng to "•pecifted Mxual ~s" and/or "specified anatomical areas;" or
(b)lnatrumentl, deYtc.a or paraphernalia Which are deelgned for UM In connection with "•peclfted
MllUal actMtlff,"
(3) Adult Bu•lnett. A business which Is conducted Hctutlvety for the patronage of adult9 and as to which minors are
spectftcally excluded from patronage, either by i.w and/or-by the operetOB of euch businesses. and which le
ctw.ct«ized by an emphule upon "apeclfled MXWll llCIMtin" llltd/or apeclfled anatomlcaf areu." " Adult
&Jalnest" allo rMana and Include• any adult arcade, adult ~etore, edult c:abv9t, adult motel, adutt motion
~ thffter, adutt thNter, nco'1/datlng eervtce, genlteme(l't dub, massage parlor or Mxutl encounter "tabllah--ment. .
(4) Adult cabaret. A ntghtclub, reetaurant or tfmllw eetm>ltah!Mnt which regularly feeturee ltw pel'fol'mances by
t~ end/or boltomlea dancer1, dance lnstructor9, go.go d~~. exotic dlne*'I, strtpP9fS, ~ or atmn.r petfOrmanCea In which a aubltantlal pof1lon <25" or '"°"9) of tht total p,.MntatlOn ttme la charactertled by
the emphuts on specified anetomk:al 11eu" and/or by tP9Clfled Mxuel ac:tMdn." or ftfms, modon pletum, video
c....-., ddea or other photographic rtproductlons which .,.. ctunctertnd by an emphuta upon the depiction,
dMcl1pdon or retatlng to "specified MXual actlvttlft" artd/or ''epecmed llnltomlcll .,...;"
(5) Adult Hotel or Motel. A hotel, mqtel ot slmllar eetabllthment offwtng publlc: eccommodMlona tor eny fonn or
conlldefatlon wNch pfOVkles petrona wtth cloMd-clfeuft "'9••1on ~. lllmt. modon plctlna, video
CUMftle, alldet or other photographic reprodue11on• wNN!n ~ It p19M11ted In which a ~ por'9on
(H" or moN) of the totel pNMntetlon ttme la charactertnd by .,. emphael• upon the deplCUon, deecr1pdon, or
,.....,. IO "epeclfted WMI ec1Mltn" and/or "epedtled 8Mlomlcel .,....;"
(I) ................. 'Themr. All ~ ~ for eny form of CONkterllkln, ....... motion ..... video cun .. 1, lldle or...., ~ tepf0duction9 .. thown, Md In~ a • ..,.._..., potttor'I (25"9 or men) of
the tDlll ~ 1t1111on am. le ~ to tht a~ of mateNI wNch II charlctlf1nd by en tmphatlt upon the
~·· dllollplcM or .-.no IO "tPeClfted MXUll ~ ... lltd/or .. ~ ""'°"** ..... ; ..
(7) MAIA Thelllr. A -..,, oonc.t hell, llUdltorium or ""'"" Mlabllhment whleh, for flfl/ form of cooalderllllon.
,...,., ...,... lw9 ~ In wNcfoi • ·~~ (25"9 or mor.) of the tollll pt .... "811on time le ohlr_._. by "' '""'1•• wpon lie ~. , or ree.ttng to Md/Ot ~ of "epeclfted llUUlll
..-.11" flfdlOf "IPlallld • ......., --~r·-(lt ~,... A ...,...n .._ .... or.pelforma In.,. ~ tMlneea ~ of wt*"« or not uM:t ptttOn le peld •
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(9) hi Ill Ale. A ....-on or ......_ ....., which. for fllf'f torm of CIClfllldelllllon, ~. off9r'I IO "'"*"'·or ID a..-a,..... or........, llCIOft or tlCOf'9 •one of .. prtmary ~ ~ • .._. h
model or llCIOft nHt• _, ..,.. fll • ......,..., IO ~ "epedlled ~ ... l#tdlot '*'°"" 01 ~ ··~--dMll." I
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) H •
CITY OF COSTA MESA )
I, MARY T ELdOTT. Deputy City Clerk and ex-officio clerk of lh• City Councll of the City of Costa Mesa, heteby certify
that the above and foregoing Ordinance No. 94-5 wa• Introduced and con1ldered 1ectlon by section at a regular mffllng
of Mid City Council held on the 22nd day of February, 1994, and thereafter p&Med and adopted as a whole at a regular
mMtlng o( Hid City Council held on the 22nd day of February, 1994, by th• followlng roll call vote:
AftS: COUNCIL MI MBI RI: Q.nle, Hombutlllle, Humphrey, Buffa, lrtcbon
MOD1 COUNCIL 1!11MBe RS: None
USINTc COUNCIL MI MBIRI: None
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I liave hereunto 1et mJ t.nd and affixed the Seal of the City of Costa MHa thle 23rd day 'ot
February, 1994.
Exhibit "A'', the City Zoning 'Map, I• on file In the City Clerk'• office
'PUbll•h•tl N.wport Beach-Cott• MOH Dally Piiot March 3, 1994
Call ~ 642-5678.
M.,T. lllott
Deputy City Clerk Mid •1l"Ofllolo
Clet'k of the City CounclJ of the
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ow To Plaee lRVIN! 2144 cosTA MESA 2924 -----· 1us1NESS ANNOUNCEMENTS LosT. mMBnsHIPs EMPLOYMENT Cl. assified •d•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MREISNTCELLANEALS ous oproaTUNin 2920 FOUND 2925 3018 ss30 !-. *Turtle Rock* SS•n On Rent!$ 2904 iiiiiiii, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BY PRONE• 71 .. e .. 2 ru171 Hlghlanda Lg 4 +2, 18R, bright, gated,l·------·1•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LlllN SAL• 3/9/94 L 0 s T CdM Y•cht Club Delivery Peraon Must • .. _.. • .,_ fam rm, 2 car gar, pool, cable Incl, cloH INCREQIBLE Vending @10am • 89' BMW Wiid Baby Bunny me mbership avall. ha ve own truck or
B" VJ•ITING OR .. a ... •• cntrl hHValr, micro, to lhop/bch 642·5858 eooMS 2706 Rt••· S3K·S4K all cash Ucl3AOLA48, Vin# 8 r n w fW ht Ta I I $2500 obo. 673-6495 van. FT/PT. Great pay,
I ~ ~ d/W,frpt 724-4289 1 MO FR••I 2BR·28a A Income po1alble wkly. WBAOCUUK305U31 Newpo rt Shore 1 or 818n90-8137 nex hrs. 722-8540 ~1 343 Logan G ina @' 7 22-1252 S V 330 W. Bay Str-t upatr1 unit w/frplc Proven money maker. Costa Mesa, CA LOST c••1CO""C•T Membership tor 181• In UI ll'AT"" UKI tK ""' NEWPORT gar, no peti 1750 mo'. S37~ 'I.I u111. Fem. P~e<:t rlqht fOf' qulck1--,,----:-------'---'~~ -v ,,. . a w ell4<nown NB •FT Mon-Frl9a·5P Costa .Meea, CA. 92627 879 w 18th 844-7094 Rm w/pvt lrg bath, So. sale. $0 down .If qual. SUNOUEST•WOLFF Older-Small ahort legs )'.acht club. 52500. • 57 hr.
(Corner or Newport Blvd. a. D.y St.) BEACH 2169 ,....,,..,.,.,,.,.,_="""""""""'"""""',..,..... HS.I Ord gate comm, Penny 1-800-542-5885 TANNING.BEDS Aniswer1 to Moon. Or· Call 909-949-8641 • For ~ppointmenl call
et u. APTS FROM ttlSO POO , W, nicety· furn, 6Wn A Payphone Rte. N • w com m ~ r c I~ I anga marking o n hall · J • Martin or Hank at: ~• .&QSJFJw;; 1Br 1Ba & 2Br 1'1.!Ba. rrllrrored wardrobe home unit s fro m of lace blk o n the '• 642-4321 ~>rt 203 or "~ r..D HOURS:· Great locaUon. Harbor tloora, patio. Walk to 11200/Wk pot. S 199-. o o . Lamp•· other. MIH lng night oi • Ext 394 alter 9am. Beach Area VIiia •pt1. 546·908t beach. 714/969-9718 Unique Oppc:>r. Lotlon1 Acee so les the 17th In th• vicinity EMPLOYMENT Telephone 8am • S·.30pm Monday-Fn'day "' 1·800-488-7632 · 1 r · The Dally Piiot, CM Monthly payme nt• of First and Carnation, Walk In 8·30am 5 30 M d F 'd Yearlv 3BR-2BA 1BR up1talr1, qul•t!S• ~ VENDING RTE ESTAB . tow as $t8.00 coro na D•I Mt r. •••••••• •Earthquake• • · • : pm on ay-n ay Incl Waterfront eluded. NHr 1hop-Huu~LS Big$$ Maker -lmmed . Call todpy·FREE NEW Pleas• call
DE' a nw ~s $ Unfurnished Pkelnpgt c&omfprwylex•.· Pwoo.111 .• MOTELS 2718 Cuh .. !!'?.!:. ~!'3'1t Sell color catalog 873-3887 & leave T Busy C.M. construc-
da ~aanr.. 1400 to $1500 mo. """"'"' ... .......,.. 1·800-462-9197 message on machine. EMPLOYMEN ~~~'dcoiei~:~:keri~o~
Mon y ......................... Friday 5:30pm VIiia Rentals No ~~~-:~;~~550 iiiiLiiliiViiEiiliiNiiLAiiiGiiiUiiNAiiii --------SWEDISH STUDENT LO.S T COCKATIEL-5530 mgr With or without Tuesday ....................... Monday 5-:30pm 6 7 5-4912 Furn Studio•. kitchen-MONEY Interested In 1ports, White & Gray , 1ome iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii own crew: A110 naed
Wedneaaay .................. Tuesday 5:30pin ·~~-;1;a~~~;1 2::,0 •ttH, lV, pool. St5o TO LOAN 2914 ~om~rt•~•-0iher ~j~10j 0~ headv 1~i5' s1.ooo WKLY stuH1ng :;&;:1 1~e·~~:;~~=i~~
I d d Wed d 3 30 mo Incl utll1. 631·8011 & up wk. 494-5294 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii can na v an, uro-, n asa •rs e envelopes at home. Bonuses. $1000/Week D epen ent........... De& ay : pm mi.-....,,-------I• pean South Ame rlcari, State St a rea. PLE~ E No exp. Free aupphes/
Tb d W d ..I S 30 . Jackie Gllll1, Rltr SOLVE CASH, CREDIT Japnnose high school CALLI 662·2661 Info . SASE: LIFETIME, Easy for pro setting ur1 ay ................ e ne&4ay : p~ RENTALS E'alde 2muter1ultH, RENTALS TO : . AND INCOME I exchangelludents ar-.••LOST•• Dept. 12, Box 2109, appts.Call548-6129 Friday ...................... Thursday 5:30pm Studio Penln $575 mo 1 gar+apac•. private SHARE 2724 PROBLEMS FASTI ring August. Become DIAMOND,GOLO Brownwood TX 76604 _G_ift_S_h-op-Cl-e..,-,.,.-1-,hl-e_r_
S rd ~d S -V~ An 1at & 2rjd TD's, 24hr a Host Fanlly/AISE & EBEL WATCH ' '"'"' atu ay ...... ; ................ c ri1 llY !'SOpm dlo-Pen\rrSOTS-mo ··j.iiiiiiiiiiiilil•&iiiiiii ipprovar. • Please Call . So Coast Plaza ADMINSTRATIVE OppJy for advance· GE~D a• POLJtrv 1BR. Ocnft . $650 wk Ave. S750. 771"7804 •Bal P•n Rm 1n ·graat •• 77'1-4400 •• H~OO-SIBLING~~ Area 2118194 ASSISTANT ment. FTJPT. 640-7373 1'111.9.:J~ '-'• 2BR. Panln · $450 wk E'alde Sunny 2BR w/lg 4Br home nr Bal Pier. Ca Dept RE Uc Brkr -*REWARD• GROUND FLOOR
Ritee uid dadlina u~ aubject to ehtnge without 2BR Penln $1175 mo .• balcony', $725 mo. View ol Bay. $360+ull LOST•· 8t9 348-1800 OPPORTUNITY
DOCiet. The publiaber raena the ricbt to' etMOr, 2BR Ocnl1 $1400 mo 329 University Or #J. Avail 4/1. 673-2527 I•••••••• g Need part·tlme Ayaitable w/expandlng
reclauify, rni1e or reject any elauified 4BR ·Udo · 53000 mo No pets. 64~·2810 Hunt. Harbour Ma1ter ANNOUNCEMENTS FOUND 2925 ••••••••I as':i~r~~rert;eehklip environmental prod·
acl"'1iaeiMDL PSe.ee rtport u y erron that 111a7 be The ltNdenllal. ~'side X·Lg Studio ~~a.;. ~~ti:~vM~~~ R D PERSONALS • process Information 1_u_c_ts_co_._9_3_7_·1_6_7_7 __
ia yow clu.ified ad i.mmec!iattly. Tbe Daily Pilot & .,,"'-==.a-140 M•anona 2786: 847•3sa1 x233 •. • E W A R tor transportatton & HOST/HOSTESS
1\e ladepmclent lecepU DO liability ror aut UTOr in 673-1900 s~ mo 642-1390 NB axac condo. Tennie, •vvoUNCE .. ~NTs eLOSTePUPPYe ~~~~lation depart• P(T nights. Person·
u ~t for wtidi it may be 1111pouible, •E'SIDE.QUIET* pool, w/d Wtllk 10 n.&11H ,.u; M Lo. g M th Old able, outgoing, avail
ucept for die cott oldie lplct •enaal!J occvpied by W'WESTCLIFI' * 1Br "frlr• $510 & $~5 bch. M Wi:_to •hr· w ~· 2920 ...... • on PERSONALS 3002 Duties Include: lmmed. App!y In .per-tlie ernr. Cmlit WI only be allowed (of tlie fint 2 BR 2 BA F/P, FRIG 30'.&J 24' RV •P $420 aanie. $500'. 648·8473 BU L l. llf' STIFF/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PC· proce1slng of son, Margarltavllla,
iDmUoe. ~~:k~~~~:::· Tre~Lndry 646-0277 NB·N/S prof, pref fem, FREE ANIMAL CHOW MIX'eN•med Actual local girls Ph#'• Information, coordlna-2332 W. Coast Hwy, .!:!=~=============='I~·=::::_:..:=====-Eutard.-quiet 1BR Du· 1hr furn 2BR 2BA apt, HEALTt;i CATALOG "TIDAS" Lost In 1·900·737-1122 x275 11 tlpn of tran,portaUon Newport Beach. 2. H••• to Bch 3BR, plex, grndr, lndry, tiled parking, ,1 hH to bchl Why pay more? Buy $2.95/mln 18 + NNI lnformatlpn, depa;t. Need Ticket writer•
------.....--ffplc, vaulted cells, 2 thru-out gated $850 $575 + uts 673-2277. whole wholesale di· Newport Beach nr . 702·593-0303 IL mental administrative & Cas hler1. Great
--------CEMETERY LOT/ cwa/rdg$art,3p9a5t.107'2~~9.68 mo. Cat' o~ 54S·7855 •N•w•r Npt Condo, pvt rect. FeaturH 14,000 Pacific CoHt HWy HOT & WILD! and telephone opera-pay-good environment
HOUSES/ .,..... livestock, dqulna & • lions, maintaining mall Call Jeff 714-433 0135 CRYPT 1225 3Br 2Ba, 1 blk to best Live. In A Forut! ~!1~5' ,calPOS45:; ~rf I~~ pat products/equip· Belvpen Superior 1-&00.860-6969 ~ubscrlptlon Inform•· NEW STORli OPENING CONDOS I S 1 F $550 """' ment. 24 houf ship-& Brookhu_. St. Ton f'.rJI• Call tion. ANO act es a . beach, new a veryth ng tud os .... rom Lo dep, avl now 721-15"46 ping. Pleas e Call ••• permanent relief for Comtemp Womens FOR SJll.E Obi grave 1lte Pacific beam celllngs, deck, 1Bdrm1 ... From $625 .. please Call Robblt Class1f18d Is ... company receptionist store , In Fuh la. Viaw Oemelary. Value lndry,$1425.650-0943 ,Pool, Spa, BB0'1, SCPluaHugeM11tbr-OmahaVacclne &:8313374 CONVENIENT position. needs PT s a les·
•••••••-$6250, will sell $5000. BAYCREST ll'g 1 aty cov'd parking. 'Corner ~u ~~r c~·F~,:~j 1-SC>0-387-4444 ·~ • f whether you're ~y-people . Assertive &
819-459•1037 4 bd dining & fmly of Newport Blvd & g k l '445 S I The Community ing, sell109, or 1ust Successful candidate cust serv oriented. = Pacific View Ce mentary rms, ~pa. $2600 Wiison. 642"1390 ~::: iJC:. ~57-65t.1 m RENT Market Place. ~~~~c:!5:~~ed has will have PC experl· Theresa 640-5477
Lot; Grave E: lot 442: WATllRFRONT Ltg/brite 1BR up1tra, In Piiot Cla1Slfled PILOT CLASSIFIED ence. be detail ori· NURSING , ~ayvlew Terrac:e, th .HOMES 8 3 1-1400 a q uiet E'1ld• toe. No through classified 842-5878 842.5878 anted and have ex· For CNA's, t tpm·
price 875·2055 Bl C pet• $625 MovH You STORAGE 2742 •---------cepllonal telephone 7am .. Full-time. 3pm·
IOUAL HOUSIH(l ' g aftyOft Inf 831-8427 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'---------------------------I Skllll . 0 ,.,,0111u.,1Tv --------G d t d ipa ·-• 11 pm . Full·llme;Part·
Allrnle"*iM""1n9 111 tllls LOTS cl~~~ .. ~~d~d· 28R i. Newer 2BR, built·ln1. PARK STORAGE PERSONALS 3002 PERSONALS· 3002 PERSONALS 3002 :s tarting ulary Is time. 6 :30·3·00pm ~ 11 w•C1 IO Ille fd· FOR SALE 1 QOO den, 2BA. $2300 mo. Some Mgr'• dutlH Storage/garage, alzH I"!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $ 7 . o 0, P • r hou r . part·time wknds. Me1a 11alfairHwtllltActol l'61u 979-419tor640.8582 $650 mo. Pam Agt, 12x27 In CM. lowHtf; Applications or re-Verc;SeConvHospital, , 1 546-5880-or 979-3848 PrlcH. Office alao sumos accepted at 661 Center St Costa
..aMdwtlklllUUsililttoa QOTTA SELL FASTI Lido lale 3 +3, lam avail. Located New· D•ll~ Piiot, Mesa. 548·5585
IO an.tlH "111y prtlerencc. 5 acres nr 4 btfl lakes, rm, redec. 2-car gar,1----------port & 17th. 756-3277 TA l·K ONE-ON-ONE tl•IYllea ar f11mm1n 11011 I $1,995. 31()..277-1563 UTn.t"l'n.rGTON I~ Transportatton great nvesVretlre. 2 0 •11 _ .. 6PM nvn 1.u11 • , Department ORTHO ASST. ~ • racc. color. 1thg1oft. h11 from gambling. __..._..wner a .. er · BEACH 2640 •••••••-Ull~ff GIRLS L/llr f 330 w . Bay St.
........... u..illals&ahlJor owe $2990 Lido lal• Very lg 5Br1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMMERCIAL ... I j • • • "t;. Costa Mesa, CA ................ 111111111on1e $500 down. $75mo. 31hBa exec hm, lam•• • • 92627.
Perm PfT. Fu & S;lt. Additional days ovail .
Call 640.1122 Npt Bch "'*.., .. 11~ntc,hml· 1·800·223-4783 rm, formal 11v & din WALK TO BUCH ·REAL ESTATE 1·-900•476-7900 Ext. 252 Appllcauon deadline 11ti.1f4lsulmldttn." rm,~ view, atreet· 2BR 1BA laundry, •••••••• is March 7.
Tills atw1P1Pll will nol RANCHES/f ARMS/ to-alrael. 675-8543 appliances, $700 mo. i. J
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.....-.1Jaccat11•fl4vtr1lse· ... 0 ••Nwpt Creat 3 BR <31 0>-592·2188 ---=-.·--6----$2.99/min. Ayg call 5 min. A~ call $1 5oe p::.~~r: t:';"d~·: wk "' NII ...... •••ell -GJ\ t!.IBa oparacrlfd, , BUS~S vfflE-E -.:------..-....;;..;;.~___,.. ~;r-----1-$1.:f-~)U. t
....... 1111 1 ... ow rudcrs tonnla, 1pa. xtr• parlc IRVINE 2644 FOR yt 2769 Not for sexual stimulation or arousa Fash lsla~d.~21-1255
... .... tty ....,_. lllat all 5 ACRE RANCHES near Bkr 842-3850 -Must be over 18 Touch Tone.Phone required •waH ... 1 M"r111d i11 11111 live beautiful lakes. O Cl VI -2 DECUTIVll SUIT• BACK OFFICE =•.,. :;,::.• .. -:;:. ~~~r ~~~~~.-~~11ns~ ~!~"er co~~!2b:;ar WHOLESALE oc Airport. S250-Cust. Serv., Strauss Comm., Carmel, CA (408) 62S-1910 ~~:~Th01:a:,:;; ~~:,r
,...';:;(;w,uaHUD nance 52 990 5500 fplc·pool1·J•c·te nnls. • LtfXURY 1700. Full Hrvlc• Fax resume 548-2558
lll·llaul 1·I00·'24·GIO. ftr down.' 900.223.4763. su95 mo. 844-S370 $610 for luxury atudlo $100. 71~9550
.. .,, l"ni•.OCna,least S•• F•lr• condo, 1Br, under. s peclal pro---------
...... .,0., '2$·l500. all a ppll Incl frig, w/d. gram I Gated enttles, COMMERCIAL
_, nv ate. Pool, Jae. Walk to pools, spH, ntne11 HOUSES/ bHch. S875. 58 1-3466 c:tr, tennis, acuv1uaa. PROPERTY 2778 OS Refrlgerato11 and ml-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---,-------• COND crowavH . To quality, Coata Meaa Rental•
CORONA FOR RENT APARTMENTS applicants must earn Offices, warehouHI & DEL MAR 1022 •••••••-a mlnlum of $17,579 atorage. From $200/
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FOR RENT up to a maximum of mo 714/723-7180 $1 9,775. Call for · ·
For S•I• Or Tr•d• CORONA de tal11. Terrace Ornr condo nr (714)757·'111
Oasl1. Orig owner. DEL MAR 2122 -------BUSINESS & 2BR 2BA, Princs only BALBOA •---------
760-3632 or &1s-2055 2 un1ta Lg 3Br-2ea PENINSUlA 2607 NEWPORT .F.IN_AN_C_E __ _
St 500fmo W/D Gar BEACH 2669 r N Nu Pt·5t 1 Carnation ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HUNTING 0 •310-375-948'7• 2Br 18•·1 HouH from,. --------BEACH 1040 Beach. Oceanvlew, ** EASTBLUFI' ** BUSINESS
2900 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3Br 2Ba Ouplex·_Fplc, p rivate deck. S925mo. lg 2BR 2BA, frplc, dbl FOR 'SALE Patio/French Ori, renr Yearty 675-5069 J im gar w/o panar, pool.
1 MIL• FROM BEACH unit, 8 t3~ Polntsenla. I ooo 72t 1160 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Contemp 4Br 3'hBa $t500 mo.* 759-9590 Cott•9e-aml atudlo. 1 mo. • 88 CARAVAN ALL
mrbl entry, fncd crnr: Cute & cle•n 2Br 1Ba :·•~IV, u~~::~:::: *WALK TO BEACH ORIGINAL $5,430.15
new s pa, air, fp, 2-car. hH So. of PCH. gar, d:n '!it. 87._8380 Sparkling 2BR 2BA, 25195. 91 Aero•tar
$209,900. 963-0341 w/d hookupi, patio. po encl gar. $855-$950 $7,680 A82547. i\
$1050. 619-758-4669 OCEANFRONT Lg 1Br Pool/Spa 846-6838 Voyager factory war·
G vi Apt, gar, d/W, w/d, fpl, ••1 H•• To S•ndle ranty $8930 303884. NEWPORT • orgeou1 ocean ew no pet1. $900 mo yrty. 28R.1 BA, new cpV Publlc notice over 300 BEACH • 1069 H.V. Hiii• hm, 4BR or Avt now 673-6640 paint $1050. 1 BR repoi and leaHI 3$36+50~~·~~~8= Overlooklnn Canal $850. 4812 Seashore bel09 llquldated, 58 '"'"' • 991 van1. Consumer1 call NWPT HTS BEST DEAL Oceen·Bay.Cat•llna 3Br 28a up1tra, gar, Or. Agt, 857-3 frM l-800-544-7879
2Br 1v.Ba, FP, big lot. vlewa 2Br-~Ba condo w/d , frplc, bale, 100 iS WKS FREE RENT $329,900 650-0943 bl mlrrot1 naw cpl yda to aurf. No pet1.
Bkr Ed Van d.,, Bossch• :Oi' iac boat allp avt' Avall lmmad. 11350/ WITH LEASE!! BUSINESS
VIiia Pt condo , 2BR+ $te00 Agt 548-5.133 . mo yrly. 548-92f5 or 2BR-38R Apt a, 2 OPPORTUNITY
loll, 2ea, 1391 s/f. 2o9153~50us 1 Year1 Newt Family
5289,750. (818) 3S5· Shu.~~~·~,~~Y c:i~l~~!1 Spacloua 2BR. 28~, new complex, pool, Pl•Y· 2904
3858 or 71 4-640-4878 fplc wilk·ln-cloHt. 1g_ decor, bltlna, f lg, 2 ground 85o.8310
deck $790 • 644-1449 patloa, 1120 /mo. Cute clean quiet Stu-DISTRIBUTE HER· ' Open Sat/Sun 1 <>-3 ' ' kg/ SHEY'S BEACH ' 1018 W Balboa t#A dlo, full BA. No am Hot New Programli'
PllOPERTY 1175 EosrA MESA 2124 (818) 3S6-8B55 dr~gl/nolM. "495 mo. No .. 1110911 High ln-Utlll pd. 84&-4878 come potential. Wont iiiiiiiiiiiiiil!ii~~iiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii!~-:-::-:-~-------•Udo 'isle up1tr9 2BR lut. Mlfllmum 8k. 800-•SCAPE •HSE E'Slde-2Br 18a CORONA 2BA. trplc, bnln kltch, IM0.2299. Call Nowt TO MONTANA yard-gar-w/d hkup. No DEL...... b g1 11350 FOf real estate lnfor· petl $795. 2636 Santa iwlAA 2622 ay vw, 12 gar HUGE $ I I Ale being
matlon on re1ldentlal, Ana 'Av• B 645-1020 liiiiiiiiii•liiiiiiiiiiiii No peti 7 O-Mea made , .. tocking di.-
bu1lnHHI or vacanl Lg E'ald• dpl•, 3Br 2Ba, 28R 18A, garage apt, LIDO PRNINSULA play• In bUIY retell lo-
land, contact Bowd din area, frplc, patio, aundeck, waaher/ ~om'".a 2!:1 ~f~~ =~~I ~K~=
Real E•tate, Box 773, 2-car gar, w/d "hkup1. dryer, gar, ao of hwy, Pvt bch, , S800-l1200 itart-up. Money back
Bigfork, Montana s11751mo. 281·2455 $875 mo. 873-5089 mo. 673 .,030 7 da~• guarani••· Call 24 59911. Cell anytime Open S•t/Sun 1-4 410 Seaward 2BR ..., (40e) 837·2200 2032 Fullerton Ave 18a, encl patio, new 710 Lido Park r h0ur1 1·80CMSM-2883.
MONTEREY •Gu•lnt 2er 1ea, gar, pnt, dbl carpe>rt 1875 Reaort Ltvlng.1 .auc~ Ideal hom• & office, mo. No peta 632-44518 •If the .. aoh co:::::..~.. xlnt E'alde nelghbf'hd. N•WLY :enov•t•d Pr .. tlglou1 Apattment NO matter
-AJA Award· wlnnlng $1100. Ref1. 846-3255 tar 18a So. of PCH. ,Homes. MajuUc. traea What you're
d lg Pool fMV OUT Utll peld. Walk to ,.,v Ocean Bt..ue and do"ing your •~.~ .... '!:, gum·'.· pap~ PILOT CLASSIFIED ahOpa. seeo •. 723-t500 me.nderfng welkwaya. • .... _ , r1c... out1tanct1ng 1 Br 1 ea hometown
f r o m s t a o , o o o. It'• th• rHource you 1----------and 2Br 2a. apatt·
1425,000. Four fur· can count on to "'8 a C0$t'• -...r• 2az4 ment l'lomea. Poota, newspaper nllh&a model• op.n variety of merchan-A -.-v 1paa, ntneaa center ,.,..
dally. Call for bro-dist Items, beeauHI••••••••• and clubhouM for~
c;: h u r • .. ., • our col\Jmn1 compel •• aPMKLING ** t •rt a In I n 9 . Ca 11
1•(800,...77•'1742 qualllled buyers to Quiet aar dpb(. gar Bart>ata or Robin for MONTIRiV cafll 5878 nlc• neighbor•. $700. an appointment.
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1 Frtgflten IMotel~ 10 MoneW 14 Weighed down
15 -~In« 1con-1tellatlorl)
If Oii, tor one 17 SCent 11 Aectlned 19 Boys
20 Stroll
23 One of ten
24 Hf..11
25 Boldnllt 27 CIUmey .ooe·
30 llang 33~Soto
1 .. turt 38 M '1 c:aptlln
38 Stop
39 Dined
40 TenM1t
4~ Fond du -.
Wis. .
43 Calll• bl'Md 45 Alllnlff 48 Diving bird 47 Corrects
49 Revftel
52 Digs 54 Roman
emperor
58 Electrlcet
unit
60 Barn topper
83 Cr•nr'• companion 85 Alm director Kazan
&e Canvas
shelter• 67 Center
111 ~on .. 8andlMdef
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10 Eve'• oerden 718' ...
Mlddlnly 72 Give feedlMlck
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1 CUtf1 2 ll'IMrt mlfl(
3 Worship
4 Commen1
5 Ololly paint
8 Captain Kiri<'• n1vlgator
7 Kind ol •ll•m
8 Vietnamese Of Laotian
9 Huffed end
putted 10 Freqventty
1 t Central
Amerlcen countiy
12 Perform egaln
13 "Or _ ..
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thfHI) 21 Obtiglled
22 Construct 26 l(IAd of
neckline 28 Roman ro~ 29 African
country 31 Jacob's twin 32 Adorn 33 Become rainier 34 Pert ol a. -llsl
35 Raven's remark 37 Chlet
40 Provide
4 J Helping of pie
44 Singer Yoko -48 Horses
SO Cream ol -51 Aigorou$
53 Beauty -55 Vuletlde figure
.56 Ceper
57 Put back to
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58 "-upon a
time"
59 Mount -. Oregon
61 Singer Turner
62 Hinged
fastening
64 Bartwe•1 ·
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N¥W UMd, boud. ~ ..,... Ckllt*'ll. booKa baby runa ' drtwM. IOk ml, = =n":;oo"' to 1ood homH'. 119ma. top, ..C euM. 1750 obO. 01·7149
DAYiii wtttJbr•••· ......_ • --.naa MWtne rNOh. knchen•--------1
comiplete wl'INndle a reecued from lhlnge, Iota~_!; ~T LEXUS 1115
A WORD TO TUE WISE
Roth \'ulncrablt:.. West deals.
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The bidding:
WH t North Eut South
Paa Pu1 J \> 4 +
Dbl ' Pua Pus P ...
Opening lead: King of • •
1-'or a deceptive play tt>.succeed, it
should be made as early as possible.
Once the declarer, or defenders.
learn ahf>ut the strength of t he un-
een holdings it becomes almost im·
possible to pull wool over their eyes.
This dear cepresent.s a classic bit of
chicanery. II was played in a nat ion·
al championship some years ago.
The auction seems perfectly nor-
mal. Facing a partner who opened
the bidding and with a hand that
seem• w contain at leaai two tnck1, dealh ~ wtlh ~1• 441 ,__, -· ""11••••••••1 maa•a. N.,,., ueect. row. ,. we find it hard Lo blarne WHt for coet ll50, muet Ml don•tlon. •n'I
doubling four 1pades. 1250 ca8h. 774-e500 8dopl1 Be a foMer or ••••••••• I~ ~~•11 new votunteer. Call 714/ ... uePOlt'•'DON m · • vory. The Jeadwaa thekin(C ofclub and l'ulklae 85•2704 1~• a 1nrf, fullv loaded
declarer, the lalt' Pettr Pender, won R•frltteretor · · ••••••••• 133,250. 831-4122 1115 the ace. Had there bt'en no double, w/lcemaker,grt oond PurHred Doltennan '-.
P d Id •'th h t..-d beige, 1250. OBO Fem•le, 3 yra old. ---------•---------I en n wou e er ave ca11ric 842 .. 321 X334 Abuaed but verv BOATS 7011 MERCEDES 11 the ace and kin11 of spade& in an Of 881·2421 aWfft and gr .. t with
auempt to drop the queen, or forced ,.L .... lh_r_c_ou_c_h_l_t_76-:-ne_w_ klda. Needa to be onlr •&iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
an entry to dummy in diamorfd1 to chr S50: end lbl 125, P•L Cail 714-373-077 85 Holld•V 18'·W•lk
take a 1pade fine11e. A look at the Marcy gym 873-5888 around cabin, 115 HP
diagram' 1hould convince anyone Natural color Sectional •••••••••! Yamaha, lo hr• $5950.
that neither or theae lines would Must Sell! Orig 11500, GARAGB SALES 845·8!512, 845·8928
1·vaAR LllAa•
MERC•DH 300 Cl 1990 WhVBlk Lthr.
12,800 annuat.mu ..
Call 714·531-7372
have 1ucceeded. ..U 12~00. 760-3901
Pender decided Weit was unlikely •---------POWER BOATS NISSAN
-to have doubled without a trump MU ISE --------• 7012 9150
------trick, so at trick two he led a low MISC. 6015 ilG•ENEUJ.•••••6•1110•2I •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spade toward the nine! Imagine '85 81!NTM Weeon
West'a predicament. K nowing litlJe AUCTION SMART 1oe '80 13 ft Boston Whaler 1-owner, good m• or nothing about the hand, the de· laoGK SAL• Bronzff • · • • 40HP Mere eng & trlr, chanlc:al condition. &''to 8', Ivory (ltici 6' pgi 94 expoM ',Senf fully an• ·•p, great cond $2,650 obo. 844-6482 fe nder was forced to make a critical •l•p·hanta aword• ck or MO, S38. A.~. .....,..,.
I t t · k t 1 • • 637 N...,....... Center 12,950. 845-9732 pay a n c wo. Netsuk .. ) vuea, clol· Dr teONBCA 92680 _ ...... ___ __,,~__,-•----------• It was quite possible East held aonne, Incl 5'vuea, • '87 Boaton Wheler PEUGEOT 9160
either the •ce or king of spades, clocka, porcelaln1, ---------• 17' Montauk.
perhapa single ton. T o go up with the furn • TV' • • • t : BALBOA 90 HP Yamaha
queen of spades would then cost a 1~40 Logan 1• CM. ISLAND &106 17900. 723-4428
trick, so West decided lo follow low. , ______ 9_7e-o __ 92_2 __ _
0 · · d I b MOVING, Muat Sell
'85 Turbo Qea. New turbo/clutcMJrH. low
ml, runs great. ~ Orig owner. 434-"'32 ummy s mne wqn an a cu wae Peer unit bed w/quMn MOVING AntlquH & SAIL BOATS 7014
returned. Now there was no way Lo matt .. t seoo. Wuher mlac. from decorator iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •---------prevent declarer from returning to S125. Call 87S:.7422 home. SaVSun 9:30-po•""'11C 9170 17' Thia tie 3S2 n & .i.n hand with a club ruff to draw 1the P•c Tel carphn 1140, 6:30, 111 Cryatal R .. tored, fully equip, l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
outstanding tromps. Declarer ost Mlcrowv 180, r•d ---------• trailer, new cover 1~ only one trick in each plain &uit. metal bunkbeda, matt, COSTA ••ar11 6124 Sl550 • 310·391-4471 87 Safari Wagon·Xlnt bedng S150. 759-0655 ~ cond, to ml, great
• Tree Roies SS; Citrus , famll)' earl $4800 or ------------_,.. _____ , _____ .....____ or fruit trHa w/frult 2 Farnlly Garage Sal•I MARINE SLIPS make otter. 650'4719
$10; Qn P&IO"ll 4-6'$10 SAT ONLY 8·121 DOCVS 7022 •--------• Gal plant1 S1; 1hade, 474 C•brUlo, btwn Ir· " SUBARU 9200 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530 WANTED 5535
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pine, fruit 15 gal S20; \/lne/Tu1Un Ave.
herbs 13!5 kinds, $1; BLOCK SALE Sat·Sun '0' 8LIP N.WPORTliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
S.cre•-l'V PT uav WORKI lilac $10 909-674-9422 8am-3pm Off Victoria Pl!INISULA !5 blk• 85 GL10 4dr·5•pd·A/C ui., EXCELLENT PAYI Euf of Harbor 2116-East of Fun Zon•Sall P/Wlnd/Mlr. New tires Personal Aul1t1nt A11embl• prod ucts a.t JEWELRY FURS 2148 College Ave pref-No live aboards-81k ml Snarp-gd cond 30 Hrs/Wk. Must have home. Call toll free L ART r
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C & Reasonable. 714-675· $2150 obo. 631.-7149 refs & reliable car. , 1·80<>-467·5566 Ul 602 lothH, ml1c odd• 5947 or 818·289-1992
Computer exp & ofc Ext.11718 •nd1, & Mercedes. --------,,.....--~ ---------1
skills a must. Contact • • • • -dies 5•.-.. total Must Seel Sat 9·2 Boat Slips, parking avl, TRUCKS 9220 Local comm unity ---------.... Y~ 1982 V11ta Caudal nr Fun Zone. Walk to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil newspaper In Hunting· Anissa (7l4) 675-4141 DOMESTICS 5540 ct ring S22K appra!aal; .,..,....,...,...,,,...__,.,.....,........,,,....-..,.,.--1 reitaurants, stores &
ton Beach Is seeking SECTY P/Ti FleJC hrs. will aell for S11K firm. Multl·Famllyl Quality post ottlc•. 123-4567 '92 Chevy s10 Blazer. an experienced adver-Typing, phns. 9alboaliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Al 854-8152 ltemsl Waterbed1, 2 whe91 drive loaded
ttslng s alesperson. Penln boat yard. Call NANNY WANTED Uve LITHO·Ruth Mayer'• 1terao, glrl'1 c1othe1, PRIME WATERFRONT xlnt cond. 's15,000 Prevfous newspaper Dan or Pete, 675-2837 In, Hunt Beach house. well known "Norlans hsehld ltema,-etcl Otflce-450 sq• Upstrc obo. 642-2568
background preferred. -'TV FIELD TECH Housekeeper, cook· Wave." low#, framed, 3100 Pierce, by Paul· view, slip avl. Charter
Must be aggressive. Exp nee. M·F 8.5. Ing , babysitting. Must 52900. (714) 964-3424 arlno Elem Sehl. OK. Stuar\,673-4453 ---------i dependable, profes· D•n'a TV 1566 Nwpt under1tand Engllsh.1-------------SATURDAY 8•ml VOLVO 9230 s lonal and detall· Bt·vd CM. 548.2229 $1 25/wk. 963-0341 .Lush rench mink ~ ... ~,,.....,,------·1---------
d M l . reveraable long coat, •AT 8-4. Wooden atu· MOTORCYCLES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil orlento · ust en oy black> fox trim. Coit dent desk w/hutch, '85 Volvo 122S In :~~ns~~r~~~g ca~\~~ w;E~E~r Ph~?rp~~c!~ $4000, $1000 obo. rockl!'g chr, 1cootera, SCOOTERS 8018 Good condition. Rur)I
small buslnepses and sorlea at home. We MERCHANDISE Mloheel Hwen9 fine kid•, books, loyi, great. A gOod reliable
should be w1111n'g to pay up to ' $366.00 oil painting_ "Floating" boi• cloth .. az 8-12· '81 Qoldwln9 1100 car and a classic.
gel Involved In local weekly. No experler>ce 24"square, $800 obo. 2 77 Redwood Ave. Great condition. Must S1 ,000 080 PleaH
community business n eeded. Fun and DALI etch Inga see to appreciate. Call Call 845·7210. C II A I ANTIQUES 6010 "Amazon Suite" (2~c) !unctions . .A ell;ible ensv. a ccessor es HT""l"PTNGTO,M 714·363·14331 Beeper1 '"'"" n• w---v transp ortation r e-Etc. 1·813·948-1295. w/authentlcatlon. sk ""u ... 714·291·9237 --"'~ -on, •l'Y
qurr-ed for this outside • Ex1. 9. I $1500 obo 646-6306 BEACH 6140 clean, maroon, tint ANTIQUE AUCTION wlndwa, PS/PB/POL, sates position. WE NEED PEOPLE TO Laguna Beach auto trans. overdrive,
SEW our hair ace••· Women'• Club PETS II MULTI FAMILY·BR Ht, AC, AMLFM, new tlree. Qualified appllcanls
wlll bo contacted for
personal Interview. No
• phone calls please.
"r•employmont phys-lcBI and drug testing
required.
sorfes a.t home. We Sat, March 5, 6:00pm 11an11•inr 6049 WOl1)en1 1weetera-llkt AUTOMOBILES $3,995/obO. 848·2973
pay up to $366.00 Estates, a ntiques, nn~ n•w. lots of 1tuffl ••••••••• weekly. No experience consignments. Approxliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAT ONLY 9-? •---------
needed. Fun a nd 300 Items. Accepting ADOPT-A·PET 9041 Regatta Or --------•MlSC. AUTO 9245
easy. Call Accessorlos conslgnmenta . Lie Every Sat & Sun at Hamilton/Magnolia CADilIAC 9040•:miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Etc. 1-813·264·7575. A01 14. 714-499-063!5 PETSMART, Fountain ---------tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" Ext. 9. JEFFERIES LTD. V II P pl kit CARS AUCTIONED .... NUAL SALE teana•Y··"dupmo8r1e', al.I IAGUNA 8 7 ' F 1 e •two o d , ••NATIONWIDE••
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMnNT Sond resume to: -...FRI/SAT " .. ... Also motorhome1 ~ EMPLOYMENT ~ looking f()f loving, c.ar· BEACH 6148 o ·e1egance , Black
:':I 5530 5530 5530 Toresa Barnwell 852 Producllon Pl, NB Ing homee. CALL 241· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Beauty 55995 Obo bot~~~.ks~f~m~~t~,~~ •• iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiii&iiiiiiiiill~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L.~T~h;•~ln~d;•~P~•~n~d~•~n~t~:S:E:R:VI:;C~E~S~~=5~5=3~3:E~~~~~~~~f'jo;3;1:1~t0r~m~or~e~1~n~fo~.~~_::~~~~~~-!.r;<2~o~u0Ri1~5),ou)~e4r1~·~1 o~eo~·~~u~n~d~e~r ~s2~00~.c~1 1nfor-PT/FT. f'nergetlc, ma-RECEPTIONIST for 1~ a.ch SIW" Sit 160 PY· ANTIQ~~:~~:~~N lcea Toll
tu re re1 onslbl . Huntington Btldl, CA 92648 Free to · good home. omer1 OLET 9045 Free 1·800-41~:'68:87"-I
omen 1 ttlall salee~ di N d 3 Typing, filing, W/P. Sales ease be aware that liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Blk Cocker/Retriever Sat, Mar. 5, 6:00pm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ex1. A·1062. HB. Jal'le, 536-4600 iwampe oo Must have xlnt comm/ BANKCARD the listings In this cat· Apt Relrlg, white, Mix 3 mos., all shots. E1tate1, antiq ues, llc'd Agls NOW tor egory may require you 21"'wlde x 47"Hlgh. very lovlnn & friendly 1 nf A Real Estate eve phone convass-PR skills. Social 1vc MERCHANT SALES ... • cons gn enta. pprox '81 \"4 ton p/u-new•---------
Buy 11. Sell It. Find It,
Cl•aalfled.
or med olflce exp 10 call a 900 number $60. 673-5480 loll of energy!. 300 Items. Accepting tran1,br•kes,b-"' liner, ANTIQUES Sr ing. $15/Hr + comm. Ex 'd d d f In which . there 11 • • 53,,.2539 • .., ""' (714)438-0300 pref. Mesa Verde P rep1 nee e or Full·•ht• ..,.. conalgnmenta. Lie tool box.Runs Xlnt CLASSICS Conv Hosp, 548-5584 nationwide bankcard _c_ha_r,,;;;g"=e="p:=:e,...r...,,m..,l,..n=u,...le_. -Refrlger•tor AOl 14. 714·499-0635 $3000 obo 650·\91 8 TRY OUT co. Highest comm, r&-TRY OUT w/lcema.ker,grt cond
9250
PILOT"C~SSIFIED RECEPTIONIST sldual sharing. 2·3 PILOT CLASSIFIED beige, s2so. OBO It's the resource you Small but growing day turnaround Ume. It's the resource you 642-4321 X334
can count t>n to sell a electronics distribution _c_a_,lf_8 ... o_o-_1_2_1_.1_1_2_1__ can count on to sell a or 661·2421 variety of merchan-firm . Dlroct phone variety of merchan·•---------dlse Items, because calls to sales reps and TRADE dlse Items, because Thinking of having a
our columns .epmpel light clorlcal. F/T. our columns compel cfi~~ae: !a~:iu
qualified buyers to $6.50/hr start that will th h I ifi d qualified buyers to PILOT CLASSIFIED call! grow with firm. Health roug C aSS e calll .64 ·5678 benollts. S41·1843 842·5878 842·5678 842•5878
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6169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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all power, cruise con-
trol, 241(ml. Xlnt cond,.
114.800 firm 955-2432
'70 Mercury Cougar XR7, 351C-4V, many new parts, rebll ang/
trans. Needs paint. $1475 obo. Can be
seen SAT 2/26, JC Penney parking IOI,
Horbor Blvd, CM. Or
call 805/498-6300 ·---------
CLEANING
3515 SEiVICES
DECK
3548 COATING
FLOO, INSTALL BANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890
3570 REPAIRS 3620
3867 ROOFING 3910
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