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. Newport, Co-ta Mesa want Bloomingdale' s
~ Ritzy New York
department store says.
Fashion Island and South
Coast Plaza would be ideal
West Coast location.
BY DAVID HEITZ, S'l'AFP Wann
Shopping on the Orange Coast
may be cosmopolitan, but we don't
have \_.Bloomingdale's -·yet.
Mike Gould, chairman of the
New York-based retail chain with
the haughty name', said Wednes·
day it's high time the Golden State
gets one of his brassy department
stores.
Although he also is looking in
Los Angeles, Gould said Orange
County -Costa Mesa or Newport
Beach, specifically -may become
. the first place on the West Coast
to welcome the store that's the
toast of the East Coast.
Gould said Bloomingdale's
could open here as early as fall of
1996.
~tAac ~lAaTI>J, DAILY PILOT
This sow bug killer is a fairly common local spider.
It's a •••
CLOSE ·CRAWL
Spider scares Costa Mesa residents
but experts say it's no recluse
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COST A MESA -A fanged spider resembling the deadly
brown recluse was whisked off to the 0 range County Vector
Control lab in Garden Grove Wednesday after it was discov-
ered in a local backyard.
All it took was a quick glance under the microscope, how-
Alexle Murpby Is
no Miss Munet
M ost of 11-year-old
Alexie Murphy's
playmates have eight
legs, but it doesn't bug
her a bit.
The Costa Mesa girl
coUects spiders -fuzzy,
creepy, crawly spiders -
and plays with them.
Each day, after
fifth-grade classes at
Newport Heights
ever, for vector control
agents to determine their
captive was really a sow bug
killer -a fairly common
local spider which lives
under rocks and bark.
Finders Alexie Murphy,
11, and Tracy Weaver, 19,
were surprised. Dr. Jim
Webb wasn't.
Webb, supervisor of the
county's vector lab, said his
office receives up to 100
calls each year from people
convinced they've stumbled
upoh a deadly spider -typ·
ically the feared brown re-
cluse. And in each case, he
He still must decide whore to
put the store -whether it be
Henry Segerstrom's mcgamall,
South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa,
or The Irvine Co.'s open-air Fash·
ion Island in Newport Beach.
The fight for Dloomingdale's
looks to become the latest in the
time-tested tug-of-war for retail
tenants between the two cities.
"We're looking at Orange
County, and both of those loca-
tions are definite possibilities,"
Gould said. "We've met with Don
Bren and his group from Jlle Ir·
vin~ Co.
"And we've had several meet-
ings, to say the least, with Henry
Segerstrom and the South Coast
(Plaza) people."
Landing a merchant like Bloom-
ingdale), where customers pay
premium prices for snazzy labels,
would be a major boost for either
Newport Beach's or Costa Mesa's
retail tax revenues -as much as
$500,000 per year.
"We've offered to do anything
and everything to assist The Irvi ne
Co. in attracting Bloomingdale's to
Fashion Island, including meeting
with the store's chairman," New-
port Beach City Manager Kevin
Murphy said.
The same goes for Costa Mesa.
"When businesses contact us, we
do court them aggressively," said
Rick Pickering, executi'e assistant
to the ci ty manager in Costa Mesa.
Pickering said city officials have
had discussions with Bloom·
ingdale's but he would not divulge
specifi cs.
Costa Mesa already has gi,en
South Coast Plaza the go-ahead to
add up" ard~ of 500,000 squ~re
feet to the mall. Newpon Dcach is
in the process of negotiating an
expansion agreement Y>ith The Ir·
vine Co. for Fashion Island.
The proposed gcner~ plan
amendment, Y.hich the Planmng
Commission 1s ~cheduled to con·
sider on June 9, "ould permit up
to 266,000 square feet of :al·
ditional retail ~pace.
"My impression b that the in1
tial vi~ion of NeY>port Center and
Fashion Island \\as much. much
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Message to
Newport: stop
cutting jobs
~ City union suggests cutting
travel, council insurance and
closing Corona del Mar library.
BY DAVID HEITZ, STAFF Wann
NEWPORT BEACH -One of the
city' several labor union has come up
wit h a list of recorrunendauons for balanc·
mg ltle budget, including reducing travel
costs to conferences, sharing the poltce
helicopter with other ciue and clo mg the
Corona del Mar library. .
"Budget cuts, to date, focus on cutting
jobs,'' Stephen Luy, president of the Pro-
fessional and Technical Emplo)ec-; ru·
sociation, wrote in a memorandum to thL
City Council. ''We feel that the ctt) ma)
still be able to provide the <i,Cl'VlCe~ ex-
pected by the citizens of Newport Beach
by trimming other paiu of the budget "
The council voted last month to elimi-
nate 33 positions from the city' payroll· to
help balance the S60 miJlion general funl.I
budget.
The 37-member labor union'<. propo<..sl.;
include: .
• Eliminating travel costs, c;uch as the
$8,140 budgeted annually for the Planning
Department.
e. Eliminating medical insur:mce fi.°H
City Council members, which the union
expects would save the city about $33.600
per year.
• Further reduction in the capital 1m-
provemeots budgeL, which already h,,,
been trimmed 35% in the past four )Cal"\.
• Oosing the Corona del Mar branch Ji.
brary, which is located about one male
from the new Newport Center Jibra~
Community Services Director LaDonnd
Kienitz has said Lhe city ts commilted to
keeping all branches open.
... ALIXll/P•1• At said, the alleged killer winds SH.AUNA Noa.run. o.uu P1LOT
•Sharing the police helicopter v.1th
other cities. The city already is sharing the
helicopter. with the Orange C.Ounty Sher-
iffs DepartmCllt and the Hunttngton
Beach Police Department on a tnal bast.,,
During the next month, Newpon Beach
Police Chief Bob McDonell will recom·
mend to the council whether to continue
The babies are
back as Hoag
rethinks policy
• In response to community
feedback, hospital again provides
list of newborns to Daily Pilot.
BY DAVID HEITZ, STAFF Wann
NEWPORT BEACH -Proud parents,
dust off your baby books -the Hoag
newborns are back in the newspaper. At
least the Daily Pilot.
Two weeks ago, Hoag Hospital officials
decided to keep newborn babies' names
under wraps. They said they wanted to
prevent abductions and protect parents'
privacy.
But• after the Pilot first reported the
story, parents called the Readen Hotline
and suggested leaving the decision to put
Baby's name In ink up to the parents.
Other news media, from the New York
Times to Kf l Radio in U>s Angeles, also
picked up on the story.
Daily Pilot librarian Anne Spinn 11ld
she was startled Monday when she
opened the mail and found a lilt of about
JO infants' names.
''The reason that we provided you with
the newborns is because in the abort term,
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••• IPIDllt/At Costa Mesa's AJexle Murphy, 11 , estimates she's caught more than 100 spiders.
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FOR POG FANS and their parents, Jots
USA, a milk·cap manufacturer, is holding
a "Grand Slam" milk-cap tournament and
youth expo on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. at the Newport Dunes (Jamboree
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FUTURE IMAGE (722-2909), located at
474 East 17th Street, Suite 203A in Costa
Mesa behind Diedrich's Coffee, is an
imaging, make-up and special occasion
hair service that travels to the client's
location.
Elaine Izzo, a.k.n "lzzic" of Future
Image says, "I love what I do. It gives me
tremendous satisfaction to see someone
look in the mirror and like the renection
coming bac~ at them."
Future Image's list of services include
bridal, personal, and corporate imaging.
make-up application for any occasion, hair
design for special occasions, wardrobe
consultations, stress-reduction facials,
manicures, sculpted nails and pedicures.
The mobile make-over includes hair
5haping, style, mini-mask, make-up
application with optional manicure/
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East 17th Street in Costa Mesa, is
continuing its 30 to 50% off sale.
Top-quality children's clothing is
drastically reduced to accommodate the
next season's merchandise.
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MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, S.f0-1224, ext. 363
Training
Run
Costa Mesa fllOtorcycle cops
weave their way through
training exercises at the
Orange County Fairgrounds
. B ack in the saddle ~gain for
training, members of the Costa
Mesa Police Departments motor-
cycle. squad took to the asphalt at
the Orange County Fairgrounds
Wednesday. Setting up cones and
doing various simulated situa-
tions, th e officers tested their
abilities in a controlled enviro-
ment. Above, officer T. Winter
uses a radar gun to check the
speed of the patrol officers as
they weaved their way thro ugh
the course.
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First low 5:5 7 a.m. -1.3
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POLICI flLU
COITAMUA
South Coast Plaza: A shopper returned to her
car parked outside the mall to find a wheel
missing.
Tanager Drive: More than $6,000 worth of
electronic entertainment equipment such as
cameras and video games were stolen from a
home in the 1800 block.
Valley Road: A burglar broke into a home in
the 2100 block and stole a pair of binoculars a
fi hing bag and some clothes. '
NIWNllT 81ACH
Marine: An unknown amount of clothing was
stolen from Marcelles Boutique in the 300
block.
lrvlnt Avenue: Someone broke into the faculty
lounge at Newport Harbor High in the 600
block and stoic a coin box from the IOda
machine.
Wt1t Coa"t fflPWllJ: A BMW last teen being
parked by a John Dominis vaJet was atolcn
from the 2900 block.
Promoat017 Po18t: Nearly $4,000 worth of
computer equipment wu stolen &om a horne
in the 900 block.
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Newport Beach/Costa M-Dally Pllot ......
earn awards
from Chllllblr
~ Five take Silver Anchors
for their work to make
Newport a better city.
BY DAVID HBl'rz, STAI• W1UTI1a
T he Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber of C.ommcrce gave
kudos earlier this week to
residents who work behind the
scenes to make Newport Beach a
better city.
Five residents were honored
Tueaday at the 27th Annual Silver
Anchor Awards. The winners are:
• U11a Callq.ban, nominated
by Marie-France Lefebvre:
Callaghan has given countless
hours helping others through
school, church and organizations
serving those in need. In her
church work, Callaghan taught re-
ligion for 10 years, Jed bible study
and spoke at various leadership . \ seminars.
During the past 15 years, Cal-
laghan has given more than 2,000
hours to the Assistance League of
Newport-Mesa.
Her work for Casa Teresa, a
shelter for single, pregnant
women, has been tireless. She
chaired the annual golf tourna-
ment for two years in a row.
Three yeats ago, she took over
the care of her mother-in-law, who
has Alzheimer's disease. She has
since spoken with medical students
at UCI to help them understand
the difficulties and concerns of
families Jivin~ with the disease.
• David Carmlclre.al, nominated
by Carol Boice:
Carmichael has served Newport
for more than 15 years, most re-
cently working as the Newport
Beach Library Foundation's chief
fund raiser.
In 1980, when the Newport-
Mesa School District suffered se-
vere cutbacks, Carmichael co-
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CARL HELD, M.D.
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Newport Beach
founded the Newport-Mesa
Schools Foundation, raising funds
to hire reading and music teachers
and awarding grants to teachers to
purchase classroom materials.
As a businessman, Carmichael
has shown leadership as C.om·
modore for the Newport HaTbor .
Arca Chamber of Commerce.
• Sharon Esterly, nominated by
Ronna Kelly and Ann Krane:
Estcrly's mission is to make the
world a better place for the less
fortunate.
She worked 16 years with the
Social Scivices Agency and
Human Services Agency for the
C.ounty of Orange. She was the
first executive director of the Or-
angewood Foundation.
In recent years, she has served
as hospitality chairwoman for
Race for The Cu re. The 5K race
raises money for the Susan G .
Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
in order to provide free mam-
mograms in Orange C.ounty.
She also developed the "Fairy
Godmother Program" for Second
Step, a residential facility for 18
homeless families. The program
will furnish the families' apart-
ments with everything they need
by getting donations from people
holding garage safes.
• Dan Mattbeano, nominated
by Edward Walsh:
Marcheano's attitude of "How
can I help" has won the restaura-
teur many friends.
He received the Silver Anchor
Award for his longstanding com-
mitment to the Police Department
in helping to educate children.
Marcheano was instrumental in
creating the annual "C.ops 'n
Kids" picnic. He also has been ac-
tive with the DARE program.
•Linda Scbuleln, nominated by
Barbara Gordon:
Schulein is an enthusiastic, tire-
less, hands-on leader.
She gathered a small group of
women in her living room in 1987
to form FOCIS, Friends of the Or-
ange C.oast Interfaith Shelter. Last
year, the group raised more than
$1 25,000 for lhe homeles~ shelter.
Schulein was president of the
shelter during the fund raising and
construction of a new 18-unit
building. She also writes grants,
brochures, newsletters and press
releases for the shelter.
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Thursday, May 26, 1994 A3
Great interest shown In prlnctpal jobs
BY Russ LoAA, SrMr W1uTu
NEWPORT-MESA -Almost
100 educators throughout the
country have expressed an inter-
est in the three school district
openings for high school princi-
pals.
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School District is seeking princi-
pals for Estancia, Newport Har-
bor and C.orona del Mar high
schools -three of the district's
four high schools.
Newport-Mesa Superintendent
Mac Bernd said most of the 95
requests for applications are
from California, but a number
are from across the country and
one is from Puerto Rico.
"We're perceived as a school
district on the ·move," Bernd
said. "That is always beneficial
to the application process."
The unprecedented number of
openings was caused by the pro-
motion of Corona del Mar High
Principal Tom Jacobson to di-
rector of seco ndary education,
70-1000 pounds
Local-National-International
Door-to-Door delivery
Expen paclcing and crating
Ground • Sea • Air • Rail
the dcpanure of Estancia High
Principal Frank Inrusino to an
administrative job in another
school district, and the transfe r
of' Newport Harbor Principal
Steve Pavich to Sonora Elemen-
tary School.
Costa Mesa High School
began the school year with new
principal Ed Harcharik.
The applica tion deadline is
June 3 and Bernd said 1t re-
mains to be seen how many ap-
plications are returned. There
have as yet been no applicants
from inside the Newport-Mesa
district. ·
"That doesn't surprise me,"
Bernd said. "Inside applicants
generally apply late in the pro-
cess because they know they
have time to get their materials
in."
School district officials will
conduct a paper screening on
June 7 and narrow down a list
of candidates to be interviewed
on June 13·15. Each school "ill
SpeciaJ.Wng in ----,
Household Goods & Appl1am.~
Fine An, Anriqucs, Fragile hems
l·ully insurt'd, 15 ye113 of experience
VISAJMASTERCARD
ha'e a • 15-membe r interview
. committee of students, paren1s,
classified e mployees, teachers
and administrators. Each com·
mittee will be asked to recom-
mend four candidates.
School board members will
not take part in the interview
process but will be asked to ap-
prove decisions reached by
Bernd and two other top district
admanhtrator!o.
"ll:isicall), it'!> the job of the
board to take action on my rec-
ommendations," Bernd said.
The school dimict has abo re-
ceived 75 inquiries for the new'
po~ition of director of elemcn-
1ary education. The selection
process will abo 1n\'olve an in-
terview comm111cc formed of
school and communit) members.
For the ncv. po\ttion of com-
mun1ca11on~ director. the district
ha~ rccel\ed 40 inquiries from
indt\lduals 1n the print and
broadca!>l mcd1u in addition to
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~ Hammond and Reinecke
join Brewer's son at
infonnaJ event before
Costa Mesa Rotary Club
where they discuss
similar themes.
BY B..uss LoAJL, STA.Fr Wann
COST A MESA -Local Rotar-
ians were likely to find more vari-
ety in their buffet lunch than
among the views of three Republi·
can 10th District Assembly candi-
dan:s represented at the club's
Wedaesday meeting.
With less than two weeks before
the June 7 primary. Irvine Coun-
cilman Barry Hammond and New-
port Beach aftomey Tom Rei-
necke took part in an informal
candidate forum with Lance Brew-
er, the son of Newport business-
woman and candidate Marilyn
Brewer.
· The three candidates are vying
for the Republican nomfoation to
replace Newport Beach .arch-
conservative Gil Ferguson, who is
running for the st.ate Senate. Mari-
lyn Brewer said she could not at-political identity, Brewer, S6, is
tend because of a prior com-portrayin& benell as the only
milment. hard-<:ore business professional in
Tbc 10th Assembly District in-the race. She and her busband arc
cludn all of Coita Meta and New-c:o-owoen of an Anaheim manu-
port Beach along witb parts ol Ir-Cacturing busineu and her cam-
vine, Laguna Beach, Lake forest, paign is largely self-funded.
Santa Ana and Tustin. Hammond, 42, counters that he
AJI three candidates have re-is the only candidate with a prov-
peatedlj hit bard on themes of en political track record. Elected
culling government spending, eas-in June 1990 to the Irvine City
ing regulatory burdens on busi-Council, Hammond is the only Rc-
ness, cracking down on illegal im-publican candidate who has held
migration and toughening up on public office.
crime. "l ~as elected in 1990 as part of
But Brewer's son said an impor-the coup that changed the 'Peo-
ta11t distinction between the 'three pie's Republic of Irvine' back to a
candidates is his mother's "pro-democracy," Hammond said, tak-
choice" pasition on abonion and • ing a swipe at former Irvine Mayor
her willingness to COJlSider the and Democrat Larry Agran, who
conversion of the El Toro Marine lost a re-election bid that year to
Base to a commercial airport. former councilwoman Sally Anne
"Marilyn Brewer's position on <Sheridan. "I'm the only candidate
El Toro is that the 'reuse' author-here who can stand up before you
ity is in place and the process and say I have a track record of
should go forward," Lance Brewer downsizing government. I ran on .
said to members of the Costa that platform in 1990 and I ac-
Mcsa Rotary Oub. "We need to complished it in my last four years
look at the highest and best coo-on the City Council."
nomic use because that facility will Reinecke, 34. son of former Cal·
carry this county into the next cen-ifomfa congressman ~nd Lt. Gov.
fury." Ed Reinecke, is claiming the Re-
in the quest to forge a distinct publican high ground as a long·
RU Ff ELL'S
UPIOLSTEIY lllC. ... ,_ .... c..a""'
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time ~ activist. He is currently
sccoad V1Ce chairman of the Re-
publican Pany ol Oran• County
and ~hair of the California Re-
publican Pany Crime and Justice
Committee. He has the peatest
number of political endonements.
including Ferguson, Rep. Bob
Doman (R-Oarden Grove) and
the conservative Orange County
Republican Assembly.
"This is the most conservative
district in the United States," Rei· ·
necke said. "We need to have
someone up there who will go toe·
to-toe with (Assembly Speaker)
Willie Brown, who will say, 'No:
to bad bills and who will try to get
good bills through. I am a solid.
good, conservative Republican."
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Newport Beach/COata Mesa DaJty Piiot Thursday, May 26, 1994 Al
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Taking advantage of new
legislation, the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District board
r~lsed developer recs Tuesday
night for the first time in 18
months.
Come July 25, recs for
residential construction will be
$1.72 per square foot - a 7-cent
increase. Fees for commercial
dcvelopmenls will increase by 1
cent to 28 cents per square root.
On J an. 26, the slate
Allocation Board raised the
ceiling for developer recs, which
school officials say are necessary
to offset the costs or increased
enrollments generated by new
developments.
Tl'llh colector1 have
day on Monday
NEWPORT BEACH -
Garbage collection and street
sweeping will cease for one day
Monday as city workers take
time out to honor those who
died for our country.
NllLO·KLAUSNIR
Mr. and Mrs. Derck Dungan
Niblo or Newport Beach have
announced the engagement of
1heir daughter, Heather Lynn, 10
Howard Arthur Klausner of
Nashville, Tenn.
A September wedding is
planned in Christ Church by the
Sea on the Balboa peninsula.
The bride-elect is a graduate or
E
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OY LIFE
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CITYllDI
Areas of the city normally
scheduled for Monday pickup
will be serviced Tuesday.
"'lldlll llrldu' ,..._at for
Newport Dllln
The American Cancer Society's
fourth annual
"move-along-a-thon" will be
held from 7:30 a.m. until noon
June 4 at Newport Dunes.
The f undraiser, dubbed
"Making Strides Against
Cancer," annually attracts
thousands or cancer survivors,
patients and their families.
Participants collect
contributions for their crfor1s in
advance. Then they walk, skate
or wheelchair for cash. Last
year's winner raised more than
$3,000.
The top ru ndraiser in
Southern California will win a
lrip for two, including airfare, to
the Princeville Hotel on Kauai
for six days and five nights.
Orange County's top fundraiser
also will win a lrip to Hawaii.
To obtain a sponsor form or
INGAGIMINT
Newport Harbor High School and
the University of Colorado at
Boufder.
Her future bridegroom is the
son or Mary Neal Kennedy of
Nashville and the late Or. Howard
Arthur Klausner. .
He is a graduate of Hillwood
High School and the University of
Southern California.
to form a team, call the society
at 751-0441.
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COSTA MESA -A recent
City Hall forum for Orange
County Supervisor candidates in
the 2nd District is being
televised by Copley Colony
Community Television, Channel
62, from now until June 7.
Broadcasts arc Tuesdays at 7
p.m., Thursdays at 10:30 a.m.
and Sundays at 10 a.m.
The forums were unrehearsed
and sponsored by the
homeowners associations of
Costa Mesa.
Correction
Because of misinformation
provided to a reporter, The
Daily Pilot incorrectly rcpprted
in Wednesday's edition that
Christopher's Hair Design will
move into the former Bank of
America building at 3300 E.
Coast Highway. The salon will
be located in the former
Security Pacific building al 3451
E. Coast Highway.
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E DEDICATE THIS EVENT
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To all the soldiers of art-the famous and the forgotten .
For ypu who continue their brushstrokes -now through
Memorial Day, the everyday low prices at The Art Store get
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everything you need to do your
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Think of it._ Now you can
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The world's.counting on you.
Stretched, panel, rolled canvas sold by fhe roll or yard
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Mon.·Frt. 1:30 to 7, SOt. 1:30 to 5:30
Everybody's W~aring Them
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TODAY
llfOIUIAftON CIUNAftON
The turbulcnc times or the
Rerormation ind those who played
impottant roles in it wiU be b(ouaht to
life In story, food, C06tumc and music
beglnnina at 7 p.m. al Saint M~ael
and All Anaels Episcopal Church,
3233 Pacific View Drive In Corona del
Mar. Talenced musicians will perform
music or the period on medieval
musical instruments ind youna people
dressed in t6ch'Ccntury costumes will
serve a cradilional English dinner.
Guest speaker Rev. Dr. Howard Happ
will discuss the Reformation times.
Cost is SlO. For reservations, call
644-0463.
8UllNIU TO 8UllNlll LUNCMION
The Back Bay Oub, a business
luncheon club, is holding a Business to
Business luncheon ac Le Mcridien
Hotel in Newport Beach from 11:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. For details, call
586-4660.
IAIUBAY
UlanML CAMlt
Boys and prls aaes 8-13 can learn cbe
fundamentals ol buketball at the Foot
Locker Basblball Camp at Newport
Harbor Hip School June 27 lbrouah
July 1. ln addition to lcamina drills
and playina pines. ~ry ~rtlclpant
will receive a SJO lift ccrtafacatc to
Foot Locker, T·sbfn. arm baa and
basketball. Coct for the week Iona
camp is StSO, with proceeds aoina to
chc NHHS Boy's Basketball Proaram.
Registra1ion will be held today from 9
to noon in the foyer of 1he NHHS
gymnasium. For more infonnation or
to receive a brochure, call 760-325 1 or
572·9166.
MONDAY
INTUNATIONAL fOOD fUTIYAL
Celebrate Memorial Day at
Picccmalters Country Score's
lntemationaJ Food Festival from 11
Cel•••••lecletT ....... -............... _
Tht Oraaac County Oaapter • ot aho American Cetacean
Society mccu on che fourth
Thursday or every monlh al
the Cocta Mesa
Nelahborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park. This
month's meeting. which
bcains al 7:30 p.m., will
report progress in the control or coastal pollution. For more
inrorma1ion, call 534.51n.
Cl'IACIAN IOCllTY MllTl'NO
The Orange County Chapter or the
American Cetacean Society meets on
the fourth Thursda~ or every month at
the Costa Mesa Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Park. This
month's meeting, which begins at 7:30
p.m .. will report progress in the
control or coastal pollution. For more
information, call 534·5177.
, a.m. to 2 p.m. Enjoy food from
different countries, including Russian,
Italian, Hmong. Mexican, Scandinavian
and American. Entertainment will be
provided by the Picccmakers Country
Singers. Pieccmakers is located at 1720
Adams Avenue in Costa Mesa. Call
641·3112 for details.
and Tax Forum in Pasadena. The
group will leave Northem's Newport
Beach office at 11 a.m. A gourmet
lunch and refreshments will be
provided. P:trticipants must hold
tickets to the program. For
information and tickets, call 717-5500.
WIDNUDAY
PINAHCW SIMINAll roa WOMIN
"Financial Independence for Today's
Woman" is the title of a free seminar
presented by Dean Witter Reynolds
that offers steps that women seeking
financial independence should take.
The seminar begins at 7 p.m. at 575
Anton Blvd., Suite 100 in Costa Mesa.
TUISDAY
WOMIN IN aUllNHI IHAJC.fAIT
The Enterprising Woman is holding a
Networking Breakfast, Panel
Discussion and Training Session from
7 to 10:30 a.m. at the Irvine Marriott
Hotel, 18000 Von Karman. The panel
features three local women business
owners. Cost fo r associates is S20 for
the breakfast and panel, S35 for the
training session, or S45 for all three.
For non·11Ssoci:11es, add SS. Call
852·6188 for reservations and
inform:11ion.
TAX fORUM au• TRIP
8USINIH OPPORTUNITY aHAKIAST
The Business Development Division of
the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce 1s holding a business
opportuini1y breakfast at the Sheraton
Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd.
beginning al 7: 15 a.m. Marketing
expert Bob Lindquist will talk about
how 10 develop a successful sales
attitude. Cost in advance is S14 for
members and SI 7 for guests, at the
door is Sl 7 for members and S22 for
guests. Cost includes breakfasc. For
more information, call 729-4400.
YOUNG RIPU8LICANI MIXH
The Orange County Young
Republicans May Mixer will be held at
the John Wayne Tennis Oub, 11 71
Jamboree Road in Newport Beach
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Complimentary
hors d'ocuvres will be served. No
charge for members, SS for
non-members. For details. call
754-5955.
DOOR DINGS REMOVED
NO PAINTING RE RED
ve Time & Money
100% Satlslactio Guarontttd
Moline Service
Chris Rrth
Northern Trust Bank of California is
organizing a luxury bus trip (or
attendees to the 46th Annual Trust
What a
Lucky Roll!
Tuesday, June 14
6:30 -10:30 pm
+Black Jack
+Roulette
•Craps
• Wheel of Fortune
+Slot Machines
Hors D10euvres and Beverages
Prizes Prizes Prizes Prizes
Grand Prize:
3 Days, 2 Nights in Laughltn staying at the
Colorado Belle Hotel and Casino
F.or More Information Call (714) 645-6833
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Neu;port Beach Plaza
A Lcburc Care Retirement Community
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The Daily Pilot Will
publish a very special
section devoted to the
50th Anniversary of the
Normandy Invasion. ,
And if you or a member
of your family served
in the armed forces
during WWII...
,
l)C)C-'l'llf~S
Is your opportunity
to honor them.
DOG TAGS will appear
on each page throughout
the section, and will
include the name, rank,
unit and/or specialty,
their theatre of operation
and years of service for
your veteran .
+ ,\
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For details, call 241-3100.
\. 11nwoma11• HIAUAIT
Arthur Melville, Ph.D. psychotherapist
and former Catholic priest who spent
six life-changing years in the
mountains of Gualemala, will speak on
and sign his book "With Eyes To Sec:
a Journey fro Religion to Spirituality"
at the weekly gathering of the Orange
County Inside Edge, a &upporl group
for leaders. The meeting as from 6:30
to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Reslaurant,
GRADUATlO~
SPECJAL~...,..I
Special Prices On ...
ftlUMDAY, IUNI I
•oo• & -fllftYAL Crystal Court in Cosll
Mesa is the site of the
South Coast Plaza Summer Foor & Wine restivol 10
~ncfll the Food
Distribution Center and
Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen. This culinary
rcstival will fcat11re more
than 30 or Soutl'i Coast
Plaza, Crystal Court,
Village and Town Center's
fine" restaurants, and
various California wineries,
breweries, gourmet coffee
producers and bottJed waler
distributors. Also featured arc
Restaurant Crilic Elmer Dills, and
Pandemonium Sccc:l Drum Band. Cost
is $30 per person, and includes food
sampling. wine tastin&. beverages and
enrertainment. For more inronnation,
call 435-2160.
"'" LOlle TUM CAU WOIUCSMOP
Caring for an aging parent or re~ivc
that has a brain impairment affects 1
in every 5 families. A special workshop
ODD DOD
000
D
on Iona acrm care rot a rclativic with
Allhcimcr's Ddc:uc. Sttolce. dcmcalia
QI rclaacd dilordcn will be bold rrom
1 10 3 p.m. 1c ahc Law omccs ol Todd
Utmaat. 6SO Town Center Drive, Slliae
.SSO in Coc11 Me111. Co&t is SIO
donaalon ror mau:rials and
ldminiltr1tion costs. For dc:lJlils, call
68().0122.
Hll IOCll1Y •nt•
The Orange County Rose Society
invi1cs 1hc public co &heir 7:30 p.m.
mcetina at the Westminster Civic
Center, 8200 Westminster Ave. Rose
Society president lill~n Bicsiadcckl
will discuss photographing flowers.
There is no charge. For more
information, call 650-0946.
FalDAY, JUNI S
IUMMA•llALI
The Newport Harbor High PT A will
be holding a giant rummage sale to
benefit the math clinic which provides
free after-school tutoring for students.
The sale will be held tod:sy from 9
a.m. to 5 p.rD., and Snturday nnd
Sunday, June 4 and 5, from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Admission is S2 on Friday, and
free on Saturday and Sunday.
I Stnd your /ttms to Around To1rn
tdltor, The Dally Piiot, J.JO lV. Bay St.,
Cosio AltsD, Calif. 92627.
• Rolex • Tag Heuer
• Movado • Fendi
• Sieko • Anne Klein
•Jacques Edho
• Geneve
& Engravable Gifts
• Italian Oceanfront Dining •
Come and enjoy a sunset by the ocean,
wonderful European atmosphere, and
gold medal awani winning cuisine of
RE • NATO's Restaurant
NEWPORT TIME
223 E. 17th. St., #1 2
Cpsta Mesa
(714) 645-7190
2304 West Oceanfront
Newport Beach, 673-8058
7 Days ~:30to10:00 Fri. & Sal ~.30to10-.30
r-~--------------150°~ OFF j SIL HOU ETT E·I
I Words cannot describe it. A photo
I can onlj hint at it. Only we can show
I ' you the true beauty of new
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Wll9dow COIWllll Expiniiola S.3 t-9'
IN CELEBRATION
eF-NATitJNAL
SENIOR SMILE
WEEK!~
From now until Jurie 1, we will
perform FREE oral exams and consults
(incl. oral cancer screening) for all
patients age 55 or over. In addition to
our normal 20o/o senior discount, seniors
SAVE AN EXTRA 10°/o
on dental treatment, including
crown-and-bridge work and
· implants, initiated from
now until June 1.
Call 714/662-4424 and
we'll be glad to make
an appointment for your ...
DDS, CAGS/PROSTHODONTICS
General, Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry
OE'AMRiA • BEVEU.YHILIS (714) 662-4424
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NeWpolt IMCh/Co8ta M ... Dally Piiot Thursday, May 26, 1994 AT
Golden Baton a glmirlng success, but dog steals the show
T be 4">lh 4nniverury Season
of the Orange County
Philharmonic Society was
aaluted in srand style at The
Golden Baton Gala, honoring
George and Patty Hoag. The
formal affair filled the Four
Seasons Ballroom
with women in
glittering
ball gowns,
gentlemen in
black tie, and to
the chagrin of
respected
hoteli~ ..
J:u:elSi, d.M. of
the Four ·
Seasons, ... a dog
named
Beaumont. The Crowd Following a
• champagne
reception and'
dinner served by the five-sun hotel
staff, the talented pianists
Markum and Broadway began to
entertajn the philharmonic crowd
with their dual artistry on the
keyboards of the magnificent black
glass Yamaha concert grands. A
member of the Four SeaSOJlS staff
slipped into the darkened
ballroom, finding the table of the
master of one little blonde cocker,
spanief apparently in need of some
attention upstairs in a lonely hotel
room.
Moments later, the master
returned to the ballroom.
Beaumont, the cocker spaniel,
slipped under the table without a
whimper. Markum and Broadway
played on, the crowd silently
enthralled. A waiter passed by,
serving a final dessert of
caramelized pear St. Helene at an
adjacent table. Beaumont
followed, still without a sound,
landing in the lap of devoted
Philharmonic docent and
supporter Jean Tandowsky. She's
a dog lover, Beaumont must have
known that. ·
Tandowsky spotted Beaumont's
parents and slithered over -the
dog tucked close i(I front of her,
hiding man's best friend from
view. Still, there wasn't a peep
from Beaumont. fn a split second
that could have not been staged
better by Blake Edwards,
Tandowsky did what seemed like a
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Bahia Corinthian
members make
sale or their ·own
As milestones go, it was not exactly a
real big one, unless you're one of the
members, spouses, kids, ct al, who
belong to Newport's Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club.
For 1hem, becoming one of only two or
three of about 85 yacht clubs in Southern
California to own both its own land and all
its boat slips is a milestone of prodigious
proportions.
Thai happened last week when the
,,. .
Madi
On the
Coast
members bought the club's
2.7-acre chunk of bayfront
land and the 64 slips in its
marina from The Irvine
Company for just under
S4.J million.
It was another of those
overnight success stories. ·
Fearful of what would
happen to their rent when
the land lease came lip for
renewal in 1997, the club
began on and off
discussions with The Irvine
Company as far back as
1980.
Mostly the discussions
were off, until a year ago last September
when the commndorc at the time, Dick
Mon tgomery, received a phone call from an
Irvine Company official who asked: "You
guys i.till inierested in buying the land?
From that point, it was only a matter of
some 20 months of negotiations, rounding up
1hc capital, more negotiations, engineering
studies, appraisals, still more negotiations
and engineering studies, and file drawers full
or the mountains of paperwork that
accompany a deal involving waterfront land
and a marina.
Because tidelands were involved, even the
Newport beach City Council had to approve
the i.alc. Also part of 1he purchase were four
lots which are just like any 01her vacant lots
in town. Except these are under water.
My wife and I have belonged to Bahia
Corinthian si nce 1971. When we were still
new members, l remember being invited to
auend a special membership meeting. The
treasurer informed us that 1he club was all
but bankrupt. "We are dead," the treasurer
said, "we just don't know it." Oh, joy. The
Martins make another fine investment.
Through a lot of hard work, the members
dragged the club out of its bole. The place
became so heallhy they even let me become
commodore in 1985. ·
And if they survived that, they can survive
anylhing.
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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED? I don't
know if Anne Sutherland was so judgad
when she gradunted from Harbor High
20-some years ago. If not, they missed a bet.
The Newport Beach native came home last
weekend -as the Reverend Canon Anne
Sutherland, chief assistant to the bishops of
the Episcopal Diocese of Los.Angeles.
She presided ove r Pentecost services
Sunday at St. Michael and All Angels in
Corona del Mar and if I may use some
vernacular, the Rev. Anne was boffo,
sockeroo, a sma sh hit.
.........
The following was written in response
to a Jeuer from reader Marsha Voss,
who wondered if she should continue
gardenins after someone picked all the
flowers from her yard.
Marsha,
Keep on gardening with all your
heart. There are many folks whose lives
are brightened daily while admiring
your delightful garden.
The woman who mercilessly raped
your Jarden, sadly, is a sou l trying to
capture the very love you have
bestowed on your flowers.
She <foesn't understand that only
your family can truly reap the joy your
flowers will bring as a gift in return for
your patience and dedication.
This woman's enjoyment will be
bittersweet as she continues to struggle
with the important ingredients that arc
missing from her life.
That she should choose foxgloves, an
herb at one time used in the treatment
of "heart failure", is especially
poignant. .. Foxgloves are poisonous.
DEBORAH DIERKES
Santa Ana Heights
Grateful for 1111-glvers
As I approach my graduation from
California State University Long Beach,
(Julie Moore graduated Wednesday), I
would like to thank Newport Beach
paramedics Cliff Geddes, Doyle King,
and Ron Gamble, Costa Mesa
paramedic Shaun Brossamar, and Hoag
Hospital emergency nurses, E.MTs and
doctors Kimberly, Connie, Elizabeth,
Nancy, Michelle, Linda, Valerie, Elle,
John, Gary, Jimmy, Dr. Hook, Dr.
Callahan, Dr. Ctoud, Dr. Alcouloumre,
Dr. Nakashioya and Dr. Gold5Worthy.
I am 25 yea rs old and for the past 20
years the care and compassion of these
people have kept me alive. I am acutely
asthmatic and have been hospitalized
numerous times.
Last sum mer, I could have died from
a severe asthma attack al the Wedge in
Newport Beach. These people-have
listened to my problems. They have
understood the severity of my condition.
They have been there to encourage me.
They were there to tell me that it was
going to be alt right. They never turned
·their back on me. They were there to
wipe the tears when I got bad news.
They were there to comfort me when I
was scared.
Besides my parents and some true
f riends, these people arc the only ones
co••••NNDINCI
who have truly believed in me. They
never told me my utluna was all in my
head like my peers. some teachers, and
some doctors had told me.
When I walk in graduation
ceremonies I will be thinking of al• the
people who have supponcd me. I would
like to say if it wasn't for you I would
not be graduating. Thank you so much
for keeping me alive to reach this day.
JULIE MOORE
Newport Beach
I sure hope you are taking suggestions
for buffalo names still. My suggestion
for the baby's name is Burger.
MIKE TRACY
Newport Beach
Not one woman's
campaign
An article concerning consideration of a
recall of three Newport Beach City
Council members, Clarence Turner, ·
John Cox and Jan Debay, appeared in
your May 7 edition.
We feel that certain facts should be
clarified.
This is not one woman's campaign.
This effort is being considered by many
homeowner groups: Harbor View Hills,
Spyglass Hill and the Corona del Mar
Residents Association, which is a
coalition or numerous other homeowner
-associations in Corona del Mar.
We ate not upset that the minority or
our City Council expressed their
opinions to the deputy attorney general.
We are outraged and disgusted that
this minority of three City Council
members sent in their opinion,
collectively signed, on the official
stationery of the city of Newport Beach.
We feel that their action was a
deliberate auempt to undermine the
official majority opinion in order to
mislead the deputy attorney general.
There is no question that this action
was not ethical. '--
Their personal opinions should have
been sent separately on their own
stationery.
YVONNE HOUSSELS
Newport Beach
A good cause
At the Mother's Day service at our
church (St. Mark Presbyterian in
Newport Beach), well over 100 lellers
were wrillen to our senators and to
Reps. Cox and Rohrabacher on behalf
of poor mothers and hunpY children .
We were participatin& tn Bread for
the World's campaign to gain full
funding for WIC. the special
supplemental food program for Women,
Infants and Children. The WlC
program is 20 yean old this year, and is
generally acknowledged to be highly
successful in providing nutritious food,
nutrition education and medical
scrccnin' to pregnant and nursing
women, infants and young children.
I doubt that even our conservative
Orange County eoflgressmen would
dispute this, and l believe they should
recognize that it saves money. As just
one example: a General Accounting
Office study found that WIC reduces
the incidence or very low birth weight
by 44%, thereby saving, on average
S 13,500 in Medicaid costs per baby.
This is a local issue. Over 45,000
women, infants and children are served
in Orange County by this eCfective
program, but many more who are
eligible cannot be served because -0f
lack or funds.
I hope that our congressmen will
agree to support Resolution 233, the
"Child is Waiting" resolution, which
calls for guaranteed full funding of WIC
in whatever health care reform bill is
passed this year.
PAUL C. EKLOF
Costa Mesa
Mac attack over
'Kaiser decision
I , l attended and made a presen tation
(along\vith 30 other presenters) to the
Newport·Mesa School Board meeting
on May 10. \...__
I am appalled al the outcome of the
meeting regarding the administrator
change of Barbara Harrington from
Kaiser Primary Center. Kaiser has had
four and now five administrator changes
in the last five years; enough is enough!
Kai ser is in the middle of a five-year,
$750,000 restructuring grant which
Barbara Harrington has been a key
member. The steering commillee
recently met with state officials
regarding the grant an d all agreed that
an administrator change at this time
would be detrimental to the momentum
of the gtant.
l do not understand why the School
Board votes on a personnel change if
the superintendent has supreme
authority in this maner. Why did they
bother going through parliamentary
procedure when they had no choice in
the matter?
_ When the policy reads that the
superintendent recommends o
personnel change, why can't the board
discuss the reasons for the change?
Recommends. to me, means suggestion
or proposal, which offers room for
discussion and decision making.
The school board explained to the
community that they have no power to
refuse a superintendent's personnel .
decision. If this is, in fact, a true policy
on Newport-Mesa School District's
books, it must be changed! With
education moving away from
dictatorship decision-making and
towara group decision·making, why isn't
our school board moving in the same ·
direction?
I am angry at lhe board's decision. 1
am thankful for one board member,
Martha Fluor, who really listened to the
30 presenters on this issue. She wnnted
to take time and discuss what was said
this evening. I feel the superintendent's
unjustified decision on this matter
without discussing It with his school
board proves to hampe r our school
district's efforts to gain "Partnership in
Education."
Mac Bernd really disappointed me.
SHERRY RORDEN
Costa Mesa
Grad night thanks
On behalf of the Senior students and
their parents of the 1994 graduating
class of Costa Mesa High School, l
would like to thank Mike and Donnie
Vaillancourt for the time and energy
they gave to our recent ballroom/
country dancing class. Their efforts
during the month-long class held in
April not only provided enjoyment and
instructions for theiP dance students,
but added a few more much-needed
dollars to the coffers or the Costa Mesa
High School 1994 Grad Night
Committee.
J would also like to thank Principal
Serg Deltrans for allowing our group
the use of the College Park Elementary
School facilities. As such, parents
learned to dance and had n great time
in doing so, and the graduating seniors
received several more donations which
will allow them to enjoy a major
milestone of their young lives in a safe
and .sober environment.
Thanks again to Mike and llonnie for
contributing their ti me, energy and
tremendous dancing skills!
SUSAN MORA WOOD
Costa Mesa High School
1994 Grad Night Chairperson
Time to end· 837 million education111 disaster called CLAS .
I t is generally considered bad form
(or maybe just redundant) to treat
the same subject in back-to-back
columns, but since my castigation or the
CLAS (California Learning Assessment
System) tests two weeks ago, an
extraordinary chain of events has
ensued.
In addition to thousands of parents
and conservative and
religious rights groups,
the California School
Boards Association
(CSBA), the
Perhaps the most encouraging turn of
events was a public hearing conducted
by Assemblywoman Doris Allen of
Huntington Beach. lnfurinted by the
Department of Education's refusal to
permit her to see a copy of the test
before voting whether to appropriate
The specter of censorship has also
been raised -less of a red-herring, but
certainly not a major problem with the
test. The stories used in the test could
be changed every day and the most
significant objections to it would remain
-that it does not measure what it
purports tQ measure and invades th e
priv.rcy of students and their families.
But since the issue of the stories has
been raised, let's address it.
the students' 1111itudes, vnlues and
personal relationships.
Subjective opinions and feelings
about a reading pa sage arc simply not
substitutes for evidence and reasoned
judgment, both of which require
information, not merely experience.
"Emotional engagement'' is not logical
reasoning.
The CIA-type, cloak-and-dagger
security surrot;nding CLAS served only
to fuel parents' concerns about the nosy
questions their kids were required to
answer. Their fears were f urthel"
exacerbated when Acting State'
II probably has something to do with my
Romun Catholic roots, but l am still just a
li11le !.tarried when I encounter a woman
pnellt, let alone one whose beauty and charm
are exceeded only by her awesome
intelligence.
However, even the Canon (Canonotte? No,
probably nor.) was upstage d by Master P.
Don Haynes, the 2-week-old sprout of
Frances and the Rev. 'l>eter Haynes. Proud
pop 1s the pastor of Sr. Michael's.
California Teachers'
Association (CT A),
members of the state
legislature, Secretary
of Education and
.. millions or tax dollars to fund it for the
future, Allen rounded up
representatives of the CTA, the CSBA,
the Department of Education, parents,
students, and yes, even a developer of
the test, and invited the public. More
than 800 concerned, and often testy,
parents as well as teachers and school
board members, some carrying bootleg
copies of the tesl, came and demanded
answers.
Individual stories may or may not
raise the hackles of some parents, but
credible opponents or CLAS have
demonstrated that the pool of readings
in the pilot, practice and actual CLAS
te~ts are consis1en tly dark", negative,
oppressive, angry and gory.
_Sueerintendent of Public Schools __ _
William Dawso n admitted last week
The lad has several claims to fame already ..
He became a don because both parents'
fathers were named Don; at 12 days old, he
new to Ann Arbor, Michigan, and back; and
he's the kid who exposed Hoag Hospital 's
somewhat controversial new policy of not
announcing babies. fe::ir of ch ild stealing
they sey.
What began as a story in the Daily Pilot
was picked up by The Times, then a couple
of days ago stretched across the country
when the Associated Press carried it on the
wire.
(Editor's note: Hoag is currently
reconsidering its new policy.)
Fred Martin's column runs every Thursday
and Saturday.
PRlllDIHT
Dr. Jo 81111 .. Child Development
Maureen DiMarco and
------Gov. Wilson have all
· Conservative
Politics
weighed in against the
controversial tests.
In Orange County, a
-----· judge issued a restraining order prohibiting the
Placentia-Yorba Linda and Tustin
school districts from administering the
tests to six students whose parents
object to the test while trustees in the
Newport·Mesa school district voted 3·2
to require parental approval before
giving the tests to students in their
schools. Interestingly, the two c,tisscnti ng
trustees did not want to administer tbe
tests al all.
The answers were not all that
reassuring. In fact, I am not sure
representatives of the education
establishment's bureaucracy still
understand the questi ons!
Why, for instance, do they keep on
harping about the ineffectiveness of
multiple-choice tests as an adequate
measure of student performance? In all
lhe complaints about CLAS that I have
received or heard or read about, not
one has mentioned multiple-choice
tests, much less suggested that they be
favored over essay questions.
The multiple-choice vs. essay issue is
a red-herring, undoubtedly designed to
obfuscate real problems with the test
and make opponents look, shall we say,
uneducated.
I t is to these emotions our children
arc to respond in a personal,
evocative set of essays and group
discussions with their classmates, not
, only once, but four times in six years
(or al least eight times in six years
when you count practice tests).
Not one example has surfaced in
which the readin$ passage is
inspirational, uplifting. positive or
encouraging. l know, life is not just a
bowl of cherries, but neither is it
completely filled with despair, ugliness,
and gore.
CLAS supporters have still not been
able to demonstrate the test's
effectiveness in assessing critical
thinking or explain why many of the
questions are unncceuarily invasive of
HOW TO CONTACT YOUa alPRUINTATIYU
that student responses are being
monitored for possible indications of
child abuse.
Instead or coughing up another $37
million for this monstrous disaster, the
legislature should insist the Department
of Education go back to the drawing
board and devise on assessment test
which J) measures true academic
progress; 2) avoids invasive,
pseudo-psychological questions and
techniques; 3) thoroughly involves all
aspects or the educational community
and parents; and 4) respects local
control of and responsibility for
educntion in California.
Jo Ellen Allen Is lht president of Ilic
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up being a common spider.
"It takes a little more than an
encyclopedia," Webb said. "It
takes a spider expert, who studies
them and works with them."
What were the similarities be-
tween the brown recluse and the
nine-legged arachnid shuttled to
his lab Wednesday from a Costa
Mesa home? "Well, it was brown,"
Webb said.
And Webb said that among the
hundreds of spider species in Or-
ange County, lots arc brown.
About a dozc11 of them, however,
do have more in common with the
brown recluse than color.
Webb stressed that there has
never been a confirmed sighting of
the brown recluse -also called
the violin spider - in Orange
County. And the county's pre-
served collection of arachnids,
which numbers in the hundreds,
dates back to 1947.
According to Webb, the recluse
is common to the Midwest. A
deadly relative of the recluse from
South America has been fo und in
the basements of older buildings
in Pasadena and downtown Los
Angeles.
"It's very reclusive," he said.
"Hence the name."
Webb said it is believed that the
spider, nicknamed for the violin
shape on its back, was brought to
Southern California on shipments
from South America.
As for poisonous spiders in Or-
ange County, Webb points out
that "all spiders arc ve nomous."
Perhaps the most notorious in this
area, however, is the black widow.
"We confirm a bl ack widow bite
about every 10 years," Webb said.
"Many claim they have been bit-
ten, but they're just blowing
smoke. Spiders rarely bite."
Could have fooled Dawn Mur-
phy, at whose 16th Place home her
daughter ahd friend captured the
brown recluse look-alike Tuesday.
"l put a moth 'in the jar ~nd she
zapped it, killing it instantly,"
Murphy said. "The fangs on
her ... Oh my God."
The one clu e missing, howevt r,
according to vector control techni-
cian Val Saylor, was "the real dis-
tinctive set of six eyes on top of a
brown recluse's head.'' Kinda hard
to miss.
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and half as wide, with legs
longer than its main body.
Color ranges from light fawn to dark brown. Most
distinguishing mark is a
violin shape on its back
Nickname: violin spider
Habitat: Dark, undisturbed
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Behavior: Retreats when
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Elementary. Alexie hurries home
to embark on a spider hunt in her
backyard, capturi ng the specimens
she finds /or a plastic tank she
keeps by her bed.
But if Alexie is bre3king the
stereotype of "what little girls are
made of," it's not intentional.
"I just like collec ting spiders,"
she said. "It's just fun. You can
play with them when you're bore~
and stuff."
Alexie said she takes them out
or their plastic prison to let them
crawl up her arm<;., or watch them
scurry across the Ooor before re-
capturing them.
Asked what she wants to be
when she grows up: "An insect
collector," Alexie replies.
Her hero: Spide r Man.
In addition to her spider collec-
tion, which currently showcases
roughly 30 specimens, Alexie's
bedroom is decorated with a spi·
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and stuffed-animal spiders. On her
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Alexie said her fascination "i1h
the in ccts stems from their ap-
pearance -eyeballs and all. "I
just like how they look and how
they travel around and stuff."
Not surprisingly, her mother
doesn't. "1 get the heebie-jcebies
wa tching some of them move,"
said Dawn Murphy, adding that
she would rather her daughter
didn't keep her collection in the
house.
Even the girl's two brotherl>, 7
and 11, get squirmish around their
sister's collccuon. "They 1ell me 10
ge1 'em away from them," Alcxie
said.
"My boys are into G.l. Joe and
POGs," her mother added. "They
don't want nothing furry cra\l.ling
around them.''
Ironically, Alexie agrees that
spiders can sometimes give her the
creeps, as well. "Like the one!> in
1he movies," she said, adding 1hat
she has never seen the mo' ie
"Arachnaphobia" and doesn't
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She prcCer) the real ones 1ny
d3)'.
In :.di, Alexie cst1ma1e) she's
caught about 100 )pidcr). She as-
iiigns them name) and feeds them
bugs to keep them content ~hilc
!.he studies them through a rn:igni-
f)ing glas~ that c:ime with her ex-
plorer kit. .
Some of the creature), v.hich
h:i' e ranged Crom a gangly d:idd)·
longleg) she named Charlie to a
venomou) black \\-idow, ha'c died
in capti\ ity. Others have e:i1en
e;.ich other. And. one tried to eat
her -"II bit me but it didn't bug
me."' '>he l>a1c.J.
''And tf the )pidcr) don't do
anything I I l them go," she e"<-
pl:iincd, ad ing th.ti '>he specafi·
call) lake'> '' en 1he) '>pin "ebs or
hatch spader •gg-,.
On-\~ :.c.J J~, one ol her pris-
oners pulled through. h.11ching a
teaspoon full of .,p1dcrl> 1he )fzc of
caviar.
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larger, but it was sea.led back."
Murphy 1aid. "It does not appear,
however, that we arc goin& to have
problems with traffic or park.Ina ii
the expansion goes throuah."
The city already has oompleted
preliminary studies which show an
expansion would not impair traffic
flow around Fashion Island.
Murphy said he believes city ap·
proval of the expansion shoµld go
relatively smoothly.
"They have a very large number
of parking spaces and they have
the physical space to put it in,'' he
~~. .
Tom Redwitz, senior director of
development entitlement for The
Irvine Co., said the city came to
fashion Island earlier this ycaN
and suggested the expansion.
"The expansion could create
about SS00,000 per year for the
city," Rcdwitz said. "It's nearly
what the-Police Department has
been asked to cut out of its budget
this year." .
Gou ld won 't even hint as to
which city he's leaning toward.
"We think we can do a lot of
business at both locations," he
said.
As the former CEO of Robin-
so n's-May, Gould said he's wcll-
versed on the retail gold mine
known to big-wigs nationwide as
Orange County, California.
"When we open a store, we
want to make sure there are
enough customers in the market,
demographically and psychographi-
cally, to buy our merchandise,"
Gou ld said. "We think there's no
doubt that's the case in Southern
California, and definitely in Or·
ange County."
JOBS
Fr•m A1
in the program.
City Manager Kevin Murphy
said Wednesday he is "disap-
pointed" with the union's sugges-
tions.
"Back in January we met with
the employee groups and asked
them to provide their input," Mur-
phy said. "What I received from
this particular group was a Xerox
copy of pages from various depart·
ments' budgets, with lines through
various items with absolutely no
explanation."
Luy said Murphy never asked
tor explanations, so they never
provided any.
"When we do make comments
and we do send in suggestions,
they're ignored," Luy said.
Earlier this year, all city employ-
ees received a 3% cost-of-living
adjustment Those who reached
the lop of their pay scales received
an additional 5% raise.
The raises will cost the city
about $3 million annually -
roughly the same amount . as this
year's budget shortfall.
When asked whether employees
would be willing to give up their
raises to balance the budget and
save jobs, Luy said, "Unfortu-
nately, the city manager told us
that is not an option."
Murphy repeatedly has said the
raises arc necessary to keep mo-
rale high as the city tightens its
crew.
Meanwhile, other employee
groups also are examining the pro-
posed city budget, which the coun-
cil plans to adopt on June 27.
"One of the leagues even hired
an independent consultant to re-
, virw the budget," Lu y said.
A public hearing on the budget
is set for June 13.
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TIJe /olJowilw ii I partial
ditectoty of W>Tunrut
otpnjzaUoas in the
Newport·Mesa are• and bow you
can ,et involved. ....................
Friends ia SeMc:e to Humanity
(F1SH1 offers emcraency usiscance to
those in need and provides the Mobile
Meals prop'&ll'I. For Mobile Meals,
volllnteers are needed Mooday·Friday
in the Newport and Costa Mesa area.
lt takes about 1 "1 hours a day and
volunteers are welcome to perform
dillies once• monda or more, or
merely subltitllte $1 a .... , basis.
Emergency assistance in'YOIVcs
delivcrin& food to families ho arc at
risk or goin& hungry once month or
more. The rwo-bour trip 1il\<olvcs food
pick-up and delivery to1~.amilics on Monday through Fridar 10:30
a.m.-2 p.m. or Saturdays-·cc a
month between 9-11 a.m.
Food-paclters are needed flom 8:30
a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday $rough
BABIES
P ..... A1
while we're revmng our policy,
we're trying to meet the needs of
all our patients," Hoag Hospital
spokeswoman Stacy Broussard
said.
Broussard said the hospital
eventually will $ive new parents an
Saturday for ~bow Shifts.
Vohuateen my work as little or muc:b
.. desired. People ate allo aecdcd lO
ttafT tbc maia oftice, aaswer pboncs
for thole iA need ud tramport
ahllt-ios to doclor'1 8PPQiatmcnts upon
need. For more information, caJI
Debby O'C.Onnor 11 645-8050.
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The Friends or the Costa Mesa
Library, a support aroup Cor the
library, needs volunteers to run book
sales and staff the book room at the
library for selling or used books and
purchuins or new ones. The library in
general can use VQluntccrs with
clcricnl skills ind those with a
willingness or the knowledge to help
run children's craft programs. Drivers
arc needed to help with the books to
the homebound program. Also, those .
interested in volunteering to help
administer the entire Friends program
are needed. Hours arc flexible,
including evenings and weekends. For
informational card which lists vital
information about the newborns.
If the parents wish, they can send
the card to the Pilot or another
newspaper. .
In the meantime, nurses arc
asking parents for permission be-
fore whisking the baby list off 10
the Daily Pilot.
'"We're trying to balance the
needs and desires of the entire
community," Broussard said.
VOi.UNi .. 8 m lCTOllY
lnl'onutto., call tho libtuy at
6'68MS. ..........
The Girts Scouts or Oran&c C.Ounty
will train all adult volunlccn.
Volllntcen are needed for troop
leaden. There arc also 1pcdal
committees to plan cvcnts (or the airls
and adults. Committees could cn1ail
extensive time over three or rour
months, or 3-4 hours a monlh over a
full year for onaoina commiuees. The
Girls Scouts arc always lookin& for
commllnlly people willing to share
expertise for one-lime lectures,
demons1ra1ions or classes. For
information. call the Girl Scout
C.Ouncil of Oranac County at 979-7900.
Olrla l11Cerper•t•tl
ef Newpert·Me-
Girls lncorporalcd offers affordable
and accessible supcNiscd care centers
Cor girls and boys wilh nationally
recognized proarams and activities chat
build self-sufficiency, responsibility and
confidence, with an emphasis on the
special needs of girls and youn&
women. Volunteers arc needed to help
in the program and recreational
activities, at the main facility and teen
center, and as office assistants and
grounds maintenance persons. For
rurther informa1ion on volunteering,
call Rica Rcdnclli at 646·7181.
Glau Mountain Inc.
Volun1eers arc needed 10 aid
physically challenged adults who meet
monthly for educational, entcrt.Unmcnt
and social purposes. Able-bodied
volwuccn arc afwl1i DCcdCd to help
with eatina. penouJ ACcdl aad moYioa wheelchain at moetinas and
outinp. For information, caU Atlnc
Hopn-Shcrcshcvlky at 6'6-2170 or
Dorothy White at 965·1176.
H.tC-•dl ..
The Hat Connection ii a women's
philanthropic cxtcnsioft or the
Chamber of Commerce which serves
the commllnitics of Costa Mcu 1n
Newport Beach. While ilso sharlna
leads, Information, resources and
experience in re&ard 10 business, lhe
group is involved in charitable efforts.
For information, coll 650-2144.
Herlt•e• He ... A•xlll•ry
Volunteer are needed for an
auxili•ry support group being formed
by Heri11ge House, a non-profit
subslancc abuse recovery home for
preJnant and parentin& women and
their cruldrcn in Costa Mesa.
Volunteers arc needed to raise funds
for house needs, erovidc holiday
parties for 1he children and to offer
love and support to young mothers.
Baby Step Inn is a proaram of the
Southeast C.Ouncil on Alcoholism and
Drug Problems. Heritage House offers
a six-month program of recovery
counseling. parcnlin& $kills classes,
'I
alcohOl/dru& cducatioft ud
mommy-baby IClMlicl. For more
lnformadon, call 6'6-l271.
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The HiaJa Hbpel Head Injury
Proaram's Rea Center In Costa McSA,
a non-profit nation-wide orpnization
scrvina the needs or head-injul't:d
adulll and 1heir families, provides a
rehabililation program for adults, 18
years old and over, from 9 a.m.-l p.m.
Monday-Thursday. Volunteers arc
needed to assist our students In
physical, cognilive and voc:otionol
rclraining. Voluntccn can give
one-on-one assistance at all facilities,
or give time on Fridays and Sotordoys
for mon1hly excursions. Work as much
or little as desired, and all ages ore
welcome. For more information, call
656-7458.
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The Newport-Mesa-Irvin~ In.1erfoith
Council, an umbrella orgamzauon for
several area service groups, needs
persons active in the local
congregations 10 represent the council
by serving on boards in the community
ind rcr,>rting back to the lntcrfailh
Council. For informat.ion, call Carol
Brown at 548-3283.
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~Year-in and year-out. this one
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to get things going in a big way.
BY RICHA11> DUNN, Sro1.n Wann
F or those who
accept the
concept that the
popularity of tennis is
declining, peck into
the Newport Beach
Tennis Club May 28-30 and June 4-5 for
the 33rd annual Adoption Guild Charity
Tennis Tournament and see exactly how
much it's sagging on the local level.
OK, so attendance at pro tournaments
has deteriorated, primarily because of
rising ticket prices to feed increasingly
greedy players who give little or nothing
back to the sport. It's also clear that
television viewership has dwindled, even
for Grand Slams, and that racket sales
and tennis apparel has slumped, an
illustration that the tennis boom has
double-faulted.
Dul in Orange County, principally in
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, where
there seems \o be a tennis court or club in
every neighborhood, players and
spectators flock to the Adoption Guild
like Mardi Gras.
Buzzi!'lg, ~landing-room only crowds arc
common for the semifinals and finals,
hosted each year by the NBTC.
Has tennis bottomed out? Come to the
Adoption Guild. You be the judge.
it More than 500 doubles teams arc
expected to participate in this year's
Adoption Guild, considered the nation's
largest charity tournament, benefiting
Holy Family Services, a private non-profit
counseling and adoption agency that has
received over $1 million since the
tournament began in 1962.
Thursday, May 26, 1994 8 t
PORTS •
, ~SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-HJO, ext. 387
SHAUNA NouUl.ST, D.uu PILOT
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field meets a year s 1 a t e c h a m-
ago for a wide-eyed he has made a name for pionships June 3-4.
Wade Tift was, a<:· himself in a big man 's "You get some ,
cording to Newport pressure no"', be-
H arbor H igh Sport, and he's far from cau::.e everyone ex·
weights coach Tony f n'shed do' h' th' pects you to (reach Ciarelli, planned. I l mg IS mg. a personal record)
Much Ii kc a weel. after week,"
swimmer who shaves and tapers s said the UCLA-bound Tift, re·
for championship competition, ferring to the biggest difference
shot putters and discus throw-• •1 between last year and this sea-
ers methodically plot their , son.
spring based on weightlifting. No longer can Tift, 6-foot-l,
When the end of the season is 210 pounds, sneal. up on the field
near, they back o&f .. the heavy weights with personal-best throws each week
and work in tight repetitions for and leave the much bigger com·
added quickness in the ring for, hope-petitors rubbing their eyes in disbelief
fully, further throws in the post· like he did as a junior.
season. "I was the underdog all the time,
Last year's results surprised Tift, and it was great," said Tift, whose
but not Ciarclli, who has turned throw of 61 -6 at the Sea View League
weight conditioning at Newport Har-finals May 6 is the furthest in the
bor into a science. state this year, breaking a 15-year-old
But turning the clock to the league record :ilong the way.
present, Tift, a senior and the state "The distance I'm at, you really
shot put leader heading into Friday's can't beat that every week. You could
Masters Meet, js no longer the under· if everything worked out perfectly."
dog. Some arc 1~king for him to im-La~t year worked out perfectly.
prove as much this year as last year, Consider:
but technically speaking, it's unrealis· . -Beginning with the league fin:il s.
tic. Taft heaved a personal-best 54-9Y~.
Going from 53 to 59 feet, spread . :--He top~e~ th_:it at the Ctr-D1-
over a six-week period, is practical; v1s1on 11 preliminaries (55-.211.!).
improving from 60 to 66 feet, how--At the CIF finals, Taft launched
ever, isn't. a 56-2 to advance to the Mas1ers.
F or the second year in a row, the
tournament will feature a men's
over-35 division, with Chris Dunk and
Glenn Petrovic this year's top seed.
Former pro tour players Phil Dent (John
Wayne Tenni;Club) and Ross Case (Big
Canyon) are seeded No. 2.
Bob Hoc~stadter, who won last year's
See TINNll/Pe9e 114
Newport Harbor High shot-putter Wade Trft shoots for State be~h Friday night. Reaching 63 feet? That's realistic, See T1n/P•1• al
All-Star games
set for June 3
~ North girls -loaded with
four CdM standouts: McCoy,
Vallely among South boys.
T he 19th annual Orange
County High School All-Star
Volleyball Games will be
played on Friday, June 3, at Golden
West College.
The girls game will start at 6 p.m.
and the beys will follow at 7:30. The
local talent will be very well
represented in both games.
National champion Corona del
Mar's girls team has four players in
the game, which is for seniors only.
Jennifer Stroff e, who is bound for
UC Santa Barbara, will be outside
hitting.
1 .. VOLLIYULL/P•9• a4
Volleyball
'
..
CdM's Glasgow tees it up today.
~She's in a field of 87 shooting for girls honors. and a berth at state tourney.
T ournament tough and ready, Jenny
Glasgow of Corona del Mar High will be
among 87 golfers from four CIF sections
today competing in the girls individual
CIF/Southcrn California Golf
Association qualifying tournament at
Apple Valley Country Club, beginning
at 8 a.m. with a shotgun start.
"I'm really excited," Glasgow said. "l
-played in this tournament last year and
didn't do too well, so it's payback time."
Glasgow, a junior, will tee off at hole
No. 15. Fifty six golfers from the CIF
Southern, LA City, San Diego and
Central sections will play for the right to
advance to the CIF/SCGA Tournament
at Redlands Country Club June 6.
Earlier this season in a Sea View
League match, Glasgow defeated Santa
Margarita's Kellee Booth by one stroke at Dove
Canyon. Booth, headed for Arizona State on a
..
golf scholarship, was crowned U.S. girls amateur
champion last summer at Mesa v;rde CC.
"She's very steady, and very deliberate," CdM
Coach David Donnellan said of
Glasgow, who learns under Newport
Beach Country Club pro Pam Higgins.
"She's as long off'the tee as half of the
guys. She's got a fantastic swing and
tempo, so I just like to make sure she's
in control. If she has a bad hole, 1 just
tell her to let it go.
"1 thought that it was more of my job
to help her out in terms of the mental
outlook on the day and the round.
She'd ask me about her swing, and I'd
say it's wonderful. I just tell her to hit
the fairway, hit the green, and knock it
in the hole." Club
gotf If today's qualifying ends in a tic, it
will be broken by comparing scorecards
starting with the No. 1 handicap hole.
lee CLUa OOU/P•9• 114
...... ....,..
Boating
Sterling err ort
tor the Sail ors
~ Newport Harbor settles for
fourth at Baker Trophy Regatta,
but still No. 1 in a lot of ways.
N ewport Harbor High
School was fourth at last
weekend's Dal.er Trophy
Regatta, awarded to the winner of
high school team racing nationals .
Newport was the defending
champion, but this year, it ended
up following teams from
Mi:imi-Palmetto, Tabor Ac:idcmy
and Hotchkiss Academy.
The regatta, which was sailed at
Bay Wa,eland Yacht Club out!>ade
New Orleans, was sailed in very
light air, and the race committee
struggled to complete full
See SAILING/P•9• a4
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82 Thursday, May 26, 1994
Est•cia's depth, •d talent-I
•
n gan · rorces . march on
~Perry's crew shares
Pacific Coast League tme.
Bv BAJLkY FAULJCNU., Sroan \ykma
T he Estancia
High golf team,
with young
players sea!>Q ned be·
yond their years, con·
1inued 10 build on the
program's rich history
of success this season.
Coach Art Perry's Eagles shared
the Pacific Coast League cham·
p1onship with Trabuco Hills, giving
them fou r .league utles an the past
SI'( )¢3rl>.
.. We had foe return ing letter·
men from las1 )ear, and I thought
"e'd ha"e a real good chance 10
win league," said Perry, who cred·
its his players' commirment 10 play
in junior tournaments over lhe
summer with sharpening their
physical and mentaJ kills.
"We have 28 returning gotccrs
in the program, and we ask them
all to play in• at least si.x junior
toumuments over Che summer,"
Perry explained. "We probably
have 10 or more players who will
play in 20 tournaments this sum·
mer."
In addition 10 their league sue·
cess, the Eagles have won three
Cl F Southern Section crowns, and
placed fou r times in the top four
at the L'IF state tournament, in·
eluding two runner-up finishes,
since Perry rook over in 1988.
And with a nucleus oC five soph·
omores and one freshman among
this yeat's top
seven, Perry be·
licvcs a return
10 the upper
echelon oC 1he
Southern Sec·
tion and state is
within reach
next spring.
Sophomore
Mike Perry ~on
the PCL indi·
'We have 28 returning
golfers in the program,
and we ask them all to
pf ay in at least sO< Junior
tournaments over the
summer.•
this scuon. He
will enter the
U.S. junior ama·
t e u r ch am·
pionships in
June.
Sophomores
Pete Krutzik
and Ross Neces-
sary shared
team MVP hon·
vidual cham-
pionship this
season, and is
lhc team's hardest wor~cr, ac·
cording lo Art Perry, his Cather.
Mike Perry's strength is his shon
game, which helped him earn
medalist honors (given 10 lhe top
individual in a match) eight times
-Alt..., ors, recognizing
golf coach their consistent
concributions all
SCll$0n long.
Necessary, a 5-handicap, wants
to be a scratch golfer by next fall,
and Art Perry cices his accuracy as
his biggest strength.
"He's always right down 1be
middle," Art Perry said.
Krutzik, one oC 1he most intel-
ligent students in his class ( • .2
GPA), benefits from an anaJytical
approach to Che pme, which com·
bined wilb bis booming drives and
soft stroke with the wedge 10
make him a consistenlr,.SG'Orcr.
"Anythin& 100 yards and in, he
puts right on the nag," Art Perry
said. "He led us with 21 birdies."
JcCC Perry, a freshman and also
the coach's son, uses his stocky 5·
foot·IO, 205-pound frame 10 boom
the ball off the tee. Also a tal·
coted quarterback, he will com·
bine golf wilh summer work with
the football program. His dad
terms him a very promising talent
on the links.
Chris S.indro, the lone senior,
assumed a strong leadership role,
using humor to keep the team
lose, according to the cider Perry.
An All·PCL soccer player, Sandr
joined the 1eam ancr the Eagle
two-game soccer pl:iyofC run
which forced him to pl:iy ca1ch-u
wi1h some of his competition.
He did, as Art Perry Cully ex
pectcd, emerge as a strong per
former down the stretch.
Sophomore Alex Lassen, the
Co-MVP of the frosh-soph team
a!> a freshman, is a tirelci.s worker,
who hopes to develop his bhort
game to match his leng1h off the
ice and in 1he fairway.
Sophomore Joe Huang ro unds
out the top seven and, like Lassen,
will apply his admirable work ethic
10 improving his short game.
Senior Ryan LeDaron and jun-
ior Tak:i Ono olso provided dep1h,
wi1h Ono a candidate to move inlo
the top seven next season.
HIGH SCHOOL S•RING FOOTBALL SERIES
SKAVNA NOllTUl:T. DAILY PILOT
Jaime Valdez tunes up for tonight's fight at Irvine Marriott with his trainer, Art Turner.
Valdez -puts his dukes up
~He'll box Tony West tonight After all , he didn't win his first 100 amateur
fights by coincidence. He loves boxing, and can't
wai t to get back into the ring. Sort of the way it
was when V:ildez was 10-years-old.
at Irvine Marriott's Ballroom Battle.
F rom the beginning, JJmic Valdez refused 10
be denied
So it ~hould be no d1ff1.ren1 when he !>teps
into the ring for his "-Clterwc1ght bout agai nst
Ton) \\ C!>t tonigh 1 <.ii the Irvine Marriott's monlh·
"I was like a tag-along with my brother and six
of his friends, when all of us walked into a gym
one day,'' V:ildez said. "Nobody really wanted 10
go inside, and (g)-m officials) said I was too young,
so I lied and said I was 12. My brother and 1 were
1he only ones who stayed in boxing after two
months, and ever since then, I've loved boxing.
ly Oall room Uattle profe)sional boxing card. "'Actually, though, l found out you could be 10,
Valdez. 22, ha~n 't foug ht in O\.'er a year, largely but I didn't know. They didn't have any 10-year-
becau~c of management problems in
Sacramen10, \\here Valdez "-aS a dis·
t1ngu1shcd amateu r before turning
ulds, and I only weighed 60 pounds
when I first s1arted, sparring with
kids who were 80·to·100 pounds. But
they we re taking it easy." pro in Jan., I 992.
Valdez, 9·2 1n hi!> pro career, will
al'.)o have plen ty of young fa n'.) cheer·
ing for him tonight, those he teaches
al 1hc Sa\e Our Youlh (SOY) Center
Valdez. 165-12 as an amateur, ccr·
tainly never took it easy on his op·
ponents. His career consisted of a
Junior Olympic national cham·
pionship; an ABF (American Boxing
Federation) finalist al Colorado
Springs, Colo.; Golden Glove slate
lightwe ight title s in 1989 and 1990; a
three-rime Blue and Gold In vitn tional
champion; and Silver Glove winner.
1n Co~1a M e~.:i.
Valdez, who live~ 1n Ne" p<>lt
Beach "1 1h his manager. Joe Perilli,
1s a na1ural role mode l for 1he a!>pir·
ing SO Y boxe r., \\llh h1-. background
in education.
"He's M>mething °"e need very
badlv," Perilli said of Valdez, a
forme r teacher's aid for s1uden1s with
learning disab11l11es 1n Sacramenlo, Jaime Valdez
He also won the Police Athletic
League {PAL) national title in 1990
at West Palm Beach, Fla.
"ho plans 10 pur!>ue a similar voca·
"My biggest uccess in life, though,
is helping those kids," said Valdez,
referring to a fifth grade Resource Specialist Pro·
gram, in "hich he assisted menially challenged
students 10 improve their reading.
11on "hen his boxing ca reer hits the canvas.
H 1~ opponent 1on1ght, West, is 8-3, so Valdez
(6-foot, 144 pounds) ~hould have his work cul out
\\.hen he make~ h1~ flr~l ring appearance since ~fay 17, 1993
Uut V<1lde.£ i!>n't "-'Urned.
His Orange County boxing career, ·meanwhile,
begi ns tonight at the Irvine Marriott, where Perilli
hopes to have Valdez as a regular.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL HONORS
Five locals pace All-PCL
E stancia High p11chers Jasro
Arceyut and Jose Cabrera,
as well as ba11ery mate
Pedro Arceyut, highlight five local
first-team ~lections on the coach-
es' All -Pacific Coa!>t League base·
ball squ:id.
Esiancia center fielder Art Mar·
tincz Joins Pedro Arccyut as a re·
peal first-team selection, while
Costa Mesa senior Ryan Sieck
rounds out first-team hon orees.
Mike Adelmund and Charles
Chatman from Costa Mesa and
1he Escancia tandem of Art Men·
doza and Clay Frenz were chosen
second team.
Escancia's Pete Bergman and
Galvin Yonagisawa, as well as
Costa Mesa's John Schroeder were
honorable mention.
~ Pedro Arceyut, a two-yea r start·
er at catcher, hit .370 during
.. league. belting all three or his
homers for the season isgainst
league pitchers. Hi!> offensive
surge down the stretch wos a big
reason the Eagles were able to
overcome a l.J league tart to
earn the circuit's No. 2 designation
an the CIF Division Ill playom,
which beain Friday.
Joiro Arccyuc, u second-team
pick lase yeu, was cho en llS an
ou1f1clder, due luacly 10 his .413
"
batting average in league. The left·
hander, however, ~:is also the
other half of 1he one-two pitching
punch 1h:it combined to' f rustratc a
long line of PCL batsmen. Though
sponing a deceptive 4·6 season
record on the mound, Jairo
Artcyut fanned 83 tn 63 innings,
and boasts a team-low 1. 78 ERA.
Cabrera, who emerged as a solid
hurler in bis second varsity season,
has an 8·3 overall record with a
sparkling 1.94 ERA.
Martinez, a consistent offensive
weapon who occupied several dif·
(ercnl spots in Troxel's lineup, hil
.348 against PCL pitching and col·
lected mo 1 of hi JO 1olcn bases
in league play.
Steck, a pitcher and first base·
man, was se lected as a utility play-
er. He hit .328 in league.
Adelmund, a sophomore, was a
key cog in Mesa's pitching rotation
and hit .342 to earn a ccond·team
utility Spol.
Charman, a junior, unleashed
his speed on the base pachs ind
def en ively in center field to go
with a .289 league average.
Frenl, a senior and a late add•·
tion to che Eagles 1hi cawn, con·
tributed gre atly to the l:ue-seuon
surge, h11ting .346 In the PCL.
Mendoza, a enior shomtop,
was considered by many league
coaches as the bes1 glove man in
the league.
ALL·PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (Coache•' Mlectlona)
Moet Valuable Pl•r•r
P-Rywi Kelly, l flbuco H1ls Jr. 9· 1 ,.,., team
C-Pedro Arceyu\. Eltancla Sr. .370
lf=-Brett Nesta. Laguna Hins Sr. .~o
IF-Brya[I Costello, lrabuco Hdls Jr. .435
lf-Nlck P\no, Tralloco Hiiis Jr. .4CM
IF-Brad Cemntes, lrabuco H1ns Sr. .400
IF-Ron Devito, Laguna Hills Sr. .400
IF-Alt Tapia. Century St. .375
U'T -RVlll Steck. Costa Mesa Sr. .328
UT-Justin Berti, Laguna Beaetl Fr. .356
OF-Jlll'o ArceV\Jt, Estancia Sr. .413
OF-Alt Manlnez. Estancia Sr. .348 Of-Maa Rechner, lrabuco Hells Sr. .326
P-Jose Cabrera. Estancia • Jr. 5·1
P-Clllls Duran. C9"1Ury Jr. 4·2
P-Ryan Poe, Trlbtleo Hiiis So. 3-0
P-Ryan McOermitt, Laguna His Sf. 3·1
S.CofMl teaM
C-JoM LUkln. Trabuco Hcas .>r. 310
IF-Jason Hogan, Tllbuco Hills Jr. .289
IF-Gerry Octioa. Ceo1Ufy Jr. .243
If-Juan Mendou, Estaneia • Sr. 240
lf-Jakl Anderson, Trlbuco Hilts Sr. .310 U'T -MiM Adefmund, cosia Mesi So 342
UT -Stln 81, L.IOll'I 8eactl .k. .351
DH-.Jullln Pot. frM>uco Hit Sf. .308
Of-Din Deltun. Trlbuco Hit Jr. 275
Of-Ano Tcms, Ctntucy Sr .275
Of -Chlr1ts Chalmln, COlll MeSI Jr 289
Of-Clay Frenz. Est1ne11 Sr. J.48
Of-lrian 8trtleclan. la9IN 8t1Ch .k. 308
P-June Mlllef, L101N Hills Sr 6·3
P-Man Johnson, Laguna Hit Sr. 1-2
J
Miller's all grins at Costa Mesa
in ·the early-going or spring drills
~ Mustangs getting basics
in with spring drills, and
all is well in Mesa-land .
COSTA MESA -
There's son\cthing
about speed and
sirength 1hat puts a
smile on the far•.; of
football coaches in
the spring.
Costa Mesa High's Myron Mill-
er, who believes his squad as a
whole is stronger than lasJ season
when the Mustangs won the Pa·
cific Coast League championship
and advanced to the CIF Southern
Section Division VIII title game, is
grinning from ear to ear these
days.
"I'm willing to go down the field
in four yards and a cloud of dust,
but if 1 can get (speed) and go all
the way, I'll lake that, too," said
Miller, who opened spring drills
last week wi1h 42 playe rs, 23 of
whom arc cxpec1ed to land varsity
positions in the Call.
Largely because oC Cosca Mesa's
't4 SCHI DUU
S9-0cn Vi~ (at Wmtr), 7:10
SI s -al Weslmlnsler, 7:30
S22-M.tyfair (al ul~ood), 7
SlO-Troy (at NH), 7:30
06-SJnla Ana (Al NH). 7:30
PAcific Coast lcagut
014-at Llguna Buell, 7
021 -al Aliso Nigutl, 7
028-EstAnciA (al NH), 7
N4 -University tat Irvi ne). 1
N11 -LlgunA Hills (al NH), 7
rcjuve-
n a t c d
weight
facility,
a Ion g
w i l h
four
playe rs
(D ew·
ayne
C r en·
S h a W 1
Charles Chatman, Brian Reeves
and Josh Amczola) who ru n the
40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds or
quicker, it will not be a kinder,
gentler Mustangs squad in 1994.
"I find myself a much bellcr
coach with bigger, stronger and
faster athletes," Mill er said. "I get
real smart with big, strong guys,
and real dumb with liule, tiny
weak ones.
"This it the lowest number of
people I've had since I've been
here. The quality's good, but the
quantity's down. I think we're a
bcuer football team than last year,
and I think we're better al almosl
every position. We're much stron·
ge r and faster, but not quite as
big. We don't have the twin towers
(Jared Wilson and Brian Smith)
anymore, but we've got 250-pound
tackles who can run."
Mesa's weight room, an upstairs
facility that used lo be the wres-
tling room, is 90-feet by 30·fect. A
wall was torn down to make 1wo
rooms into one.
"It cos t nearly $25,000 to re -
equip -Our weight room com-
pletely," Miller said. "The flooring
alone was $5,000. We went from a
place..MJh a oouplc of squats racks
and a couple oC bench presses to
eight bench press stations, eight
power clean stations and eight
squat racks, and with a lot of
space in between them. That
weight room's goina to be the cor·
ncrstonc or Costa Mesa athletics
from now on."
Along wiJh returning speedsters
Crenshaw, Chatman and Amczola,
Reeves, who will be a junior in the
fall, is also turning heads this
sprins with his speed. Reeves, who
did not play spons this year as a
sophomore, is expected to scan for
Miller at cornerback on defense
and either quarterback or running
back on oCCense.
"He's a Division I collcae pros·
pcct,'' Miller said. "He's on par
wilh Crenshaw ind Chatman in
athlecic ability; he's an under-4.6
sprinter, he can jump and he can
catch.''
Raymond Ohrcl and Mike
Mitchell, bolh of whom will be
.\lARC ,\lARTIN. l>AILY I'll.OT
Mesa football hopeful Brian Reeves (left) wraps up Charles Chat-
man during receiver drills durin g Costa Mesa's spring football drills.
Costa Mesa football coach Myron Miller barks out instructions.
sophomores when the be ll ringll in
September, are also catching Mill·
er's eye. Ohrel could s1ar1 at out·
side linebacker :ind maybe play
some tailback, while tackle Mitch·
ell weighs 200 pounds and bench
presses 295.
"(Mitchell) may se t all 1he
wcightlif1 ing records before he
leaves," Mille r
said.
On 1he coaching s1aff, only vcl·
eran Al Dies (offensive and de·
fcnsive line) will nol return, while
another veter:in, Jim I lagey, joins
1he Mesa staff to co:ich running
backs n_nd ou1side lincbnckers.
Hagey wa) Mesa ·~ co-hettd couch
from 1981-83 wi1h John Carney.
C:irney (receivers), Alex I fend·
er 011 (def cn~ive
coord in u to r),
• Miller has plen·
ty of reason for
optimism wi th 13
returning player>
from the cham-
pionship team of
1993, a JV team
that finished 8·1
last season, and a
freshmen team
thal concluded 8·
2 with a PCL
title.
'I find myself a
much better coach
with bigger, stron·
ger and faster ath -
letes. I get real
smart with big ,
strong guys, and
real dumb with little,
tiny weak ones.•
Wally Omni (of·
fc:n)iyc backs and
inside lincback·
ers) and Ron
Peca (defensive
end ) will return.
Additionally,
the Mustangs urc
involved in three
major fund ·raising
programs to coun·
tcrbalancc 1hc es-
timaled $20,000
required to run
the football pro·
••so it's a good
nucleus to have a
decent season for
two years ~in a
row," he said.
"I'm quite excited
-MYRON MIJ.fR gram, according
Costa Mesa football caoch to Miller. The fund·raiser in·
about coaching lhi year and next
year."
Me53's schedule includes the
addition or -Westminster, Mayfair
and Santa Ana in the prescason,
then PCL newcomers Univcni1y
and Aliso Niguel (rcplacina Ccn·
tury and Trabuco Hills). Q:ilv11ry
Chapel, Rnncho Alamitos ancJ LO
Ami1os were pre cason drop~.
elude a aolf tour·
numcnt, a Lift·A·'l hon and a fire·
works ~tand in enrly July.
"I'm more ot a bu inc smon
lhan a football coach," Miller said.
Wi1h the recons1ruc1cd weiaht
facility, Che Mustongs ho~ to take
care of bu iness on the field nexl
fall .
Nlwport's II• Heads
Saa View Athlete or Year
• Stanford-bound Heads
adds another honor to
long list of achievements.
BY BA.aaY PAULJCNH., Sl'Oa11 Warn&
tlon Mutcn Meet (which lnch1des
the top nine qualifiers Crom all di·
visions), where she has captured
discus titles the past two years. At
last season's Masten Meet, she
uncorked her career-best discus
throw of 142-9.
Newpon Harbor
High senior Gina
Heads, whose stcr
ried four-year prep •
athletic career in-
cludes four CIF
She qualified for her fourth
straifbt Masters Meet discus com·
• petition by finishing second in the
Southern Section Division JI fi-
nals, May 21.
Southern Section individual cham-
pionships .in the shot put and dis-
cus, a JUnaor national weightlifting
crown, and back-ta.back first-team
al~·le~gue an~ AJ~-Newport·Mesa
Distract selections in basketball, is
the 1993-94 Sea View League Fe-
male ·Athlete of the Year. ·
Heads, who will continue her
1rack and field career at Stanford,
and hopes to one day compete in
1he Olympics in weightlifting, was
selected by league athletic direc·
tors among graduating seniors in
the eight-team circuit.
A four-year varsity performer in
track and basketball, Heads played
a large role in the Sailors' 1993
CIF Southern Section Division II
team track and field title.
She also was a vital cog in the
Tars' first-ever trip to a Southern
Section and Southern California
Regional basketball title game this
past season, which ended with a
school single-season record 24
wins. In fact, she was named sec-
ond-team All-CIF in Division III.
Heads' track season continues
Sa1urday at the CIF Southern Sec-
She won her second straight
Southern Section Division ll shot
put crown at the meet, besting the
field with a mark of 42 feet, 9~
inches. Her career best is 45-71A,
accomplished this season in a
league dual meet. •
Heads is also a solid bet to
qualify at Friday's Masters Meet
for the CIF State Championships,
June 3-4 at Cerritos College, as
one of five to State.
At last year's state meet, Heads
was fourth in the shot put and
sixth in the discus.
As a 5-foot-4 guard, Heads
started three seasons for basket-
ball coach Shannon Jakosky. In
her four varsity campaigns, the
Tars, respectively, reached the di·
visional quarterfinals, the semifi-
nals twice, and the section 111-AA
title game last March. Newporf
also shared its first-ever league ·
title in 1992-93, as Sea View
League co-champs.
A tenacious def ender, Heads av-
eraged 8.4 points and nearly six
rebounds and four assists per
game as a senior co-captain. Along
with fellow senior Genevieve
Thursday, May 29, 1994
DAILY PILOT HleH ICHOOL ATHLITI Of THI WllK
It's the competition I
• What makes Poyyak
such an ace in badminton?
He takes a dally beating .
BY BAJULY PAULJCNEa. S•om Wann
I n only three
• years, Corona del
Mar High junior
Jerome Poyyak has
gone from a P.E.
class novice to the
elite of the CJF Southern Section
badminton ranks.
After conquering the competi-
tion in his P.E. class as a fresh-
• man, Poyyak has since become the
Evarts, she was part of the Sailors' reigning Sea View League boys
G-force backcourt. singles champion, and a CIF
Ranked in the top five nation-Southern Section semifinalist this
ally (all age groups) in weight· spring.
lifting in the 176 kilogram class, But, should he start to savor his
Heads won the 1993 junior na· rapid development in the sport, he
tional title in that ~ivi~ion. S~e is need only suffer some sure-fire
a i:nem.b~r of the JUmor national humiliation at the hands of his
we1ghthfhn~ tea~. · masterful mentors.
A conflict with · a basketball "I still can't get a point off
playoff. game p~eclud~d her from those guys," Poyyak said of CclM
defending that tl~le t~1s. year._ assistant coach Chau Nguyen, and
She hopes w,e1ghthft1~g will be· another frequent workout partner
come a women s Olympic sport by Huang Ly. "Huang gives me 14
the 2000 Su.mmcr Games, when points and the serve, but 1 still she would hke to represent the 't b t h · .. United States. can ea tm,
Heads' eventful senior season N~uye~ earn~d several Southern
also includes her election as the Section t1t!es h1.mself as. a standout
school's 1993 Homecoming queen. at Estancia High, wh1I~ Ly, an·
She boasts a 3.65 grade point othe.r f~rmer CIF c~a~pLon a! Es·
average, and hopes to major in bi· tanc1a,_ 1s a former JUntor national
ology at Stanford. Her career goal champion._ .
is to become a veterinarian. When it comes to his prep peers, however, Poyyak has had
SHAUNA l'o .. ru:ET, DAIL\' r11or
Jerome Poyyak Is the Daily Pilot High School Athlete of the Week.
and most matches, while getting
his grades back in order.
'fHe continued to contribute,
even though he wasn't playing,"
said CdM Coach Pat Wilson. "He
won the Alhambra
first game again~t Wong, before
fa lling 15·9. then a ropped the de·
cisive second game , 18-1 6.
Poyya k credit~ Ngu)en, and to a
·cdM's .Sumner commits to ·uso -markedly better results.
Just last week, Poyyak followed
lip his final four showing at the
May 14 CIF individual cham-
pionships by sweeping 1wo singles
matches each, as well as each
mixed doubles set (with partner
-Kerri Smith); in CdM victories
Tournament in his
first competition of
the year, and nearly
won CIF."
lesse r degree Ly, for helping him
become one of the
Sou thern s~ction·~
'I still can't get a
point off those
guys. Huang gives
me 14 points and
the serve, but I still
can't beat him.'
bc~t
"I started training
with Chau, and he
really worked with
me on my footwork,
said the 5-foot-9,
140-pound Poyyak.
"Getting to the bird
is the s1rength of my
game. Most guy
~ Toreros win the battle
·with several colleges for
three-year football standout.
"Bv BAJLRY FAULXNBll., S•oan Wam:a
Corona del Mar .t
High senior Ben
Sumner, a member
of the Dally Pilot
All-Newport-Mesa District and
All-Sea View League first team as
an offensive tackle last fall, has
signed to continue his football and
academic career at the University
of San Diego.
Sumner, whom Dave Holland,
his coach for all three varsity sea-
sons, called "one of the best of·
fensive linemen I have ever
coached," brings a sturdy 6-fooH,
265-pound frame to the Division 1-
AA program coached by Brian
TIFT
fro• P•1• a1
-Tift, surrounded by· the sec-
tion's best throwers, and clearly
the smallest competitor in the
ring, reached 56-4 at the Masters.
-In the state qualifying round,
he hit 57-~ to reach the state fi.
nals, where he would finish fourth
two weeks later.
-Finally, with UCLA weights
coach Art Venegas watching Tift
for the first time, he threw a per·
sonal best for the sixth week in a
row, going 59· 1 ~ at the National
Scholestic Outdoor Cham-
pionships.
Tift finished the season with a
57-2 at the state finals.
"Last year, making all the track
meets that I did, surprised me and
a lot of other people," Tift said.
"But it made me realize l have
abilities in the shot put that a lot
of other people don't. I figured if
I just work on it, I can be better
than last year. But it's hard to im-
prove like that now."
Tift, an All-CIF Division IV
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•
Fogarty.
A powerful drive blocker, Sum·
ner did. not miss a game in his
three-year varsity career as a start-
er. He was a major contributor to
the Sea Kings 1992 run to the CIF
Division JV semifinals, as well as
last season's sec.ond-place finish in
the Sea View League.
His work in the trenches helped
pave the way for running back
J.R. Walz, who amassed school
single-season and career rushing
records the past three seasons.
"Sumner's tough blocking was
one of the reasons I was able to
gain so many yards during the last
three years," said Walz, who fin·
ished with 3,189 career rushing
yards. •
Sumner, expected to contend
for a starting spot next fall, was
also recruited by Army, Cincin·
nati, Baylor, Southern Methodist,
and Dartmouth.
tailback in football as a junior, and
a member of the South all-star
team this year, has indeed im·
proved this spring.
He surpassed the· coveted 60·
foot barrier for the first time in a
league dual meet against Univer·
sity March 10 (60-1 01/z). Nearly
two months later, he threw his
current personal best at the league
finals, then topped the 60-foot
hurdle again at the May 14 CIF
prclims (60-5¥4) to qualify No. 1.
But last Saturday, Tif1, also this
year's champion of lhe prestigious
Arcadia Invitational (59·6), experi-
enced something completely dif·
ferent at the CIF finals. He didn't
win ... for only the second time
this season, the first time being at
the Pasadena Games.
"What I've done in the past
means nothing now," Tift said. "I
have to do it every week. People
say that you lost, but in all of CIF,
it's still pretty good to get second,
when you think about it.
"The Masters Meet is a presti·
gious meet to be in; I don't care
about getting No. 1, because what
l
Ben Sumner
matters is getting in the top five
and getting to state. You think
about winning (the different post-
season meets), but really aft you
think about is getting to state.
That's Life; you're going to go
through some downers and some
good times. I'm bound to lose
some."
Don't be quick to count Tift out
on Friday.
In the CIF Division ll fin als,
only winner Jeremy Lingenfelter
of Claremont (59-IOV•) achieved a
personal-best throw, while only
three shot putters in the entire
four-division field threw further in
the finals at Long Beach's Veter·
ans Stadium than they had the
previous-week in the prelims, pri·
marily because of changing wind
patterns and a !>hot put ring de·
signed for collegiate throwers
that's 8-to-1 0 feet more narrow on
each side.
Tift is ready for the Masters.
"Maybe 1'11 just have to prove to
people that l don't give up that
easy," he aid. "If I lose one, that
doesn't mean I give up."
em orate
rans we will
dMon. the
hopping
ntsgeof
Enjoy
end.
over Diamond Bar, May 17, and
fourth-seeded Marina, May 19.
He yielded just 12 points, com·
bined, in eight singles sets.
The Daily Pilot Athlete of the
Week remained flawless in singles
Monday, sweeping his Keppel
High foes for CdM's only points in
a 17·2 ClF semiftoal defeat.
"I'm going to keep training and
working over the summer, said
Poyyak, who predicts a CIF team
title for the Sea .Kings next spring,
as well as another run at the ClF
singles title for himself.
"l know no one is going to hand
me anything," Poyyak continued.
"I know I have to be dedicated to
continue to improve."
Despite his rapid
advancement, Poyy-
ak expressed disap·
poimment over ltis
CIF semifinal elimi·
nation.
"The guy I played
in the (ClF) semifi·
'nals (Jerry Wong
from Rosemead) is
the same guy I'd
-~ POYYAJ< don't realize how CdM singles star important footwork
beaten in the Alhambra Tourna·
ment, so 1 didn't think l'd have
much problem with him," Poyyak
recalled. '
Poyyak dug an early hole in the
is. Once )OU get the
f oocwork down. you
can add work on the rest of your
game."
. And, as Poyyak rcaltzes every
umc he faces off .tga1n t l\guyen
or Ly, there's still much work to
be done.
Poyyak said he also plans to di·
rect some dedication toward his l
work in the classroom, after hav-
ing to sit ou t nearly all of the reg·
ulai-season due to academic ineli-
gibili1y.
"There's no way I'm going to let
that sideline me again," said Poyy-
ak, who attended every practice
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• Oaly Cor llaet Ltma' Fetllat=
Opcning.t tot 1he third annual
Record Scctcrs Day Pro-Am at the
Newport Beach Golf Course June
17 arc at a prcnuum. so contact
tournament director Keith Wyrick
(750·6232 or 852·868 l)
immediately if you•re antercsred in
pla}ing with a partner. h's a
two-man bes\ ball 1oumament,
with golI, awa rds, barbecue and a
Bill Medley conc:en chc following
dny at the Pacific Amphichcaccr
for Sl50.
Proceeds benefit the Orange
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross.
'I
a.a Mesa Hilb juaJor Tabby
Cevc1aad, who finilhed with a
.516 ban ing averaae to rank amooa the Orange Counry leaders,
and 1enior 1canuna1e Lindsey
Gallachu were the lone k>cals
named 10 the coaches' All-Paciric
Coast League so(Lball lint team.
Clc-.cland in left field and
G~llachcr in center helped led
Coach Rick Buonarigo•s Mustangs
to a third·placc finish and their
second straight trip 10 the Clf Di-
TENNIS · ........... ,
vWoa 111 paa,o«s.
Cleveland collected 32 hies,
ICORd 20 RIAi and set 1 achoo&
PnaJc-seasoa record by stealing 39
bues ia .Cl auempts.
Gallacher hi• .425 averase with one homer. nine RBI and 16 sto-
len bases.
C:OSta Mc$a junior e'tcher Sara
Snyder was named to the second
team, as were Estoncia Crcshman
pitcher Jill Black and Eagles jun-
ior Naiomi Chavaro.
-(
• • Mesa p!1chcr Niki Monl&OIPCl'Y
and lhotUaop Jennifer Long. re·
ccivtd honorable mention, as did
Estancia'• Cindy Hasen and Tiasha
Gilmore.
Laguna Hills .ienior Aly~n
StCYCns was named Mosa Valuable
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VOWYBALL . .......... , In addition to Medley of the
Righteous Brothers, Bob Gulley,
Mike Patterson and Barry Rillera
will also perform. Patterson was
the Righteous Brothers' origioal
piano player and road manager;
Rillera has always been the
group's guitarist.
CdM golfer Jenny Glasgow inaugural over-35 championship with Dick Miller,
will return to defend his title.
standouts Keri Phebus, a two-time CIF champion
at Corona del Mar, and Susie Starrell arc
unseeded, but they're a hot 1cnm; look tor them
to surprise the field. Phebus nnd Starrett won the
Pac 10 doubles title at Ojai ~his year, and also the
CHOC champions'hip.
Seiters Kjm Coleman (UCLA) ond
Kristen Campbell {Duke} are qu11 c a
competitive duo. Caitlin Pickart, ''ho ,
attend S1anford but nol play, was cho~ three teams. including mine, was
10-under."
Jn 1993, the event attracted 70
golfers. Next year, Costa Mesa
hopes to exceed 120.
•Talent in the open divisions could match that
of virtually any pro tournament. Admission to the
-:\doption Guild, however, is free .
•Jn the mixed open, White and Tim Pawsat arc
seeded No. I, wi'h Graham and Inn Aler No. 2.
White won the Adoption Guild's mixed open title
last year with Van't Hof. Aler won the men's
The CdM foursome 3nd lheir co:ich,
Lance Stewart, will represent the Noni
team. Newport Harbor's captain, Sara
Warmington (St3nford), will play the
back row for the North. Tickets for the Bill Medley and
Friends concerc June 18 arc $40.
The tourn3ment is expected to
raise about Sll0,000 for the
American Red Cross.
Wyrick. also·thc emcee and
tou rnament founder, has
ern1blished the course record
1imes, including having won this
c"ent the first two years.
• Pl.an no~ The second annual
Planet Hollywood/South Coast
Plaza Celebrity Golf Tournament
to benefit Newport Harbor High's
baseb3ll program is August 8 af
the Newpon Beach Country Club.
For sponsorship information or
to make rcservauons, call
668-1440.
Mike Briggs, former Corona del Mar High
standout and a satellite tour player, and Scott
Davis (CdM resident) arc seeded No. 1 in the
men·s open. Davis, former U.S. Davis Cup
member and a 1991 Australian Open doubles
champ ion. was ranked No. 2 in the world in
doubles with David Pate. Briggs won the men's
open title with Trevor Kroncmann in 1988 and
1990.
open championship with Keith Evnns in 1992.
Paws:u has won three men's open lilies ( 1982, '83
and '91).
•Among the Adoption Guild legends is Irv
Goldberg, NBTC general manager, playing his
21st consecutive year in the tournament.
Goldberg, an :imbidex1rous player and among the
nation's best in the 5Ss division, has won five
Adoption Guild titles in ll'is !career: The men's A
division (S.O and 5.5 combined) in 1974, '75, '82
and '83, and the mixed A division in 1978.
Middle blocking for the South teJm
will be Estancia's Julia Schnurstcin, "h
is headed fo r Wichita State.
For the boys game, the Nonh will
feature Newport Harbor's Mitch McCu
(UCSB} and'Eric Vallely (UCLA). Mil
Truong, who led Estancia lo i1s mo~t
succei,sful season in JO yeDrs, will :il,o
play for the North team. • Another TD: Coach Myron
.\tiller's Costa Mesn High football
1eam raised an estimated SS.500
la<;t Sunday in i1s annual
fund-raising golf tournament at
1he Costa Mesa Golf and Country
Club (Los Lagos Course).
Seeded No. 2 will be Jon Leach and Wayne
Black, both USC All-Americans and ranked No. 2
in the nation in doubles. Leach and Black, recent
champions of the CHOC Tournament. won the
Pacific 10 Conference title at Ojai earlier this
season and advanced to the main dra" of the
ATP/Newsweek Champions Cup in February as
•This weekend's opening rounds in ull divisions
(3.0 to open} will be played at the Balboa Oay
Club Racquet Club, John Wayne Club, Mesa
Verde Tennis Club, Palisades and Park Newporl,
in addition to the NDTC.
Corona del Mar's Andy Pcykoff .ind
Drooks Hoppe (USC) will play for the
South team. Doth teams are \cry
competitive. amateurs. '
r-:obody won the airline tickets
to Hawaii, or the 1994 Ford
~lustang convertible, but a record
92 players participated.
Robert Van '1 Hof, a longtime Adoptfon Guild
champion, will not play this season because of
coaching commitments.
A player's party is Saturday nt 6 p.m. at the
BBC Racquet Club.
Last year's event attracted 630 doubles teams in
25 divisions (men's, women's and mixed).
The organization for the e\cnt Ill Jun
by Bob McClelland of McClelland Spon
Management. Every year, the .... ho C\Cllt
from team sponsorship to the po)l·game
awards dinner, is very profession:ill>
handled by Bob and his staff.
"That was awesome," Miller
s:ud. "It filled ou t completely. Two
teams tied at 11-under par, and
• In the women's ope n, pro tour players Robin
White and Debbie Grahnm (Palisades Tennis
Club) arc seeded first, while Linda Howell and
Camey MacGregor arc seeded second. UCLA
Richard Dunn is a DDlly Pilot Sports Writer
Hhose club tennis column normally appt'Drs twice
monthly. Tickers may be purchased al lhc Joor
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SAILING
fr .. P•1• l1
rotations.
All three of the teams which
beat Newpon H:irbor race
exclus!vely in 420s, a dinghy with a
diffe rent feel than the CFJs raced
on the Wes~ Coast.
SEWPORT BEACH -The fi:st cr.3JOr corporate ~uppone~ of
Sewport Harbor Sauucal ~iuscw;:"s pn.'1'l3?) fund-raiser arc on
board and read)' 10 sa1J the ann.141 Hemagc Regatta June 10-11.
.\tany race entries have been re;~"ed a1rc:idy. and a he1rt)
fleet of Southern California's dassi~ }:.tt:l:.S are expected to agam
1ake to the ocean off the Balbol Pcn1ru-:a in s11ling competition.
The Newport Harbor team was
led by senior Danny Zimbaldi
(v.ho will sail for Stanford next
)Car), along with juniors Ste'e
K.Jcha and Nathan Dunham.
Cre" ing were Casey Hogan,
Mandy McDonnell and Courtney
Polavino. While any amount is \\Clcomed. spcaaJ sponsorship recognition
1s available to those malting tax-deduetiblc donations from SlOO
up. Berths on board a racing yacht during the race. and special
recognition at opening and closing ceremonies arc included.
According 10 Roger Rawlings, a
transplanted Balboa resident who
coached the third-place HotchlOss
team, Nev.port Harbor sailed
great, but \\as a bit out of its
clement in the 420s.
The event is hosted by Balboa Yacht Club in Corona del Mar.
Selected yachts will be on display at the club docks on Friday
e\<ening and Saturday morning before the race.
A classic po~crboat concours d'elegancc ~ith a no-host cock ta il
hour and raffle on Friday, June 10. at ~cwport Harbor Yacht
Oub will kick off the festivities.
"420s are very sensitive to how
you shift their weight," he said.
"Newport rolled the boats real
hard like FJs, and it took them a
few races to get used lo sailing
these boats. It hurt that all the
teams had beat Newport race
exclusively in 420s.''
The regatta is Saturday, June 11, and the event will conclu~
with an awards dinner party on the deck at Balboa Yacht Club.
For more information, contact the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum at (714) 673-3377.
-By the D:ti.Jy Pilot Rawlings added, "Newport lived
up to its reputation for good
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Rabblll Pomeroy, L91Qtt THAOUOH THE SURFACE
(Peta<) M. Rabbitt, Witnam OF THE UPPER 500 FEET
Davis Rabbitt, Ed.vln A. OF n-tE SUBSURFACE OF
Meserve, R.M. Ltd, 1 Cali-THE LAND HEREINABOVE
foml1 llml\ed partnel'thlp, DESCRIBED. AS RE·
R.A. EddY. Inc .. Robert Mc-SERVED IN THE DEED
Donald, Catherine t.oulH FROM THE IRVINE COM
Rabblll Fl1cttbeck 1k1 PANY. A MICHIGAN COR Katherine 1.ouiM Rabbit 11· PORATION. SUCCESSOR
achbeek, Batbara Mallf'Ye, BY MERGER WITH IRVINE
Richard A. Eddy, ....now!ng INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
1 net b a I enc e o l RECORDED DECEMBER
$2.124,783.00 actualy due 211, ten IN BOOK 12509 on tald Judgment on the PAGE 1172 ~ OFFICIAL
or '° much ti\« u may • be nectHllY to 111!1fy
· uld exeQ.ltlon, wflh IC·
cruecl lnte<Ht and COIUI.
APPROXIMATE MINIMUM
810 1 nl• Dated Mera, UHM
DMetens H•lllor
date of the uuance of RECORD$. lllott..f I . c.,.NI,
M•r•h•I, Oren1• ~ •rG.Harp,~
NOTI!: Do not tal<e C1oWn
"' defac:• • posted notice
.. ,d writ. I heV9 lellled ALSO EXCEPT A.HY ANO
U90f\ all right, Ude and "'° ALL WATER RIGHTS OR
lt r .. t of tald fudg!Nftt INTEREST IN WATER
debt0t(a) In the roperty In RIGHTS NO MATTER HOW
Itta Counly o Ortngt, ACQUIRED IN CONNEC-
Stalt or Calllomla, d• TIOH W\TH OR WJTH RE
scribed u tollowt: SPECT TO SAIO LANO • 1>ef0t• the u le °' u u1fac.
1 lion of JudgmenL Pent! Commonly known acs. WHETHER SUCH WATER
dr"t: 17731 Mltchell, Ir· RIGHTS SHAU. BE RlPAR • Cod• hc1lon e1e (mlt<f9.
• mell\Or), vine, C111tomla 97714, IAN. OVERLYING, AP
• Publ11hed Newport ~II Oeterlptlon: PROPRJATIVE. PERCOLAT
PARCEL 1S, IN n-te CITY ING, PAESCAIPTIVE, OR
OF IRVINE, COUNTY Of CONTRACTUAL; PRO-OAANGE, STATE Of CALI-VIDEO HOWEVER, THAT
FOANIA.. AS PER MAP RE· THE EXCEPTION ANO
COROEO IH BOOK 97. RESERVATION MADE
PAGES 1 TO 5 INClUSIVE HEREIN SHAU NOT HAVE
OF PARCEL MAPS, IN THE ANY RIGHT TO ENTER
OFFICE Of THE COUNTY UPON THE SURFACE Of
RECORDER QI' SAID SAID LAND IN THE EXEA-
COUNTY. CISE Of SUCH RIGHTS
S.1ch-Co1ta Mtta Diiiy
Piiot May 12. 1t, 21, 1994.
~
'UIUC NOTICI
YOU Ma tM H'AULT
UND•R A DllD OI'
EXCEPT AL OIL. OIL AS RESEAVEO IN DfEO
RIGHTS. MINERAl.l.i.. ~·~· F'AOM n-tE IRVINE COM ERAl RIQH'TS NA1Ut1M. PANY, A MICHIQAH COR
ClA$ RIOH'TS.&. ANO OTHEA PORATION, SUCCESSOR
HYDROCA"IOI... IV IV' MtAGEA WITH WMHI
WHA TSOEV!A NAM! UN-INDUITAIAI. COM'L!X. A
KNOWN, QfOTHfRMAL CO,.PORA!t9.~L-9'1 STA~ AHO AU. PROO. COADeD oe~ a
UCTI OUUV!D l'ROM 1H7 IN 8001< t250t
ANY Of! THE FOAEGOIHO, PAO& 1112 CW OfFICW.
TRUST DeTID .._.h ' U, 1-.i MUSI YOU
• TAKS ACTION TO NO.
• TICT YOUR PROP·
IRTY, IT MAY •I IOLO
AT 1tu•uc MU. II'
YOU NIU AN IXPU.
'NATION 01' THI NA-
• TVR• OP TNS "°' ' CllDINO AOAINIT
THAT MAY Bf WITHIN °" MOOAOS.
UNOtA THE PARCEL Of Record Owner. Perk
LAND H£A£IHAIO'I! De·
YOU, YOU IHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYIR.
T,B. llO.a t na.&al
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
Nolle• of TrustN wUI accept a cash-
Truat N '• S•le let's cMc;k dr•wn on a
Undero.ed stai. Of na1.tonll banll, a
of Tniat check drawn by a stilt Of
Nolle• It hereby glVen federal credit union °' a
thal AL.LIED BANCORP, A ctteck drawn by a state °'
CALIFORNIA CORPORA-fedetal savings Ind loan
TION, .. ltUttff, Of IUC· a11oc1111on. 11ving1 ••
~ ll\lllH, "' tubaU. aoclalion OI' aavlnga banlt
tuted trustet pursuant 10 1peo1ned 1n S9C:tlOn s 102
the Dffd of Trust exlC\lted of 1h• Flna.ndll Code and
1uih<>t11ed 10 do 1>1.111neu bt MONICA GRACIELA In thl.I 5tale. In Iha event S IARAAnA AN UNMAA· \ender Other ll'l&n cath Is RIED WOMAN ANO ERN ESTO DANIEL acctp\ed, the Trultff may
GYUREC AN UNMARRIED wltt\hOld the lssuanc• ol
MAN AS JOIITT TEN.ANTS, the TrustN'• 0..0 until
Recorded 03/31/1993, Inst. lundt ti.come llVallabla lo
1113.0212216 of Officlll IN payN Of tndor ... U I
Records In the omc1 of the matter of right.
Said ~ wlll bt made, CounJY Recordet of OR-bu1 without covenant or ANG County, C&lilorn/a, warr1nty, Hfn!'" °' Im-and pur1U1nt to the Notice
ol O.lault and Election 10 pli.cl regard ng 1111•. Pot-
S.11 thereunder recorded Mt•lorl or encumbf&nc••.
02/115/11194 lnat. •94-to utlsly 1tte lndebleclneH
114887 of H id Officl1I secured by slld Deed, 1d-
Vanctl thertundtr, with In-Record•. wlU s.11 on 06/16/ terHI u Pfavlded thertlnf 11194 et 12:30 P.M. al THE and th• unpaid pr1nclpal o ~ NORTH ENTRANCE
TO THE ORANGE COUNTY the note aec:ured by uld
deed with lntlrfft tnwton COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC
CENTER DRIVE WEST, ea prcwlded In said Note,
SNlTA ANA CA •t pubf'tc ft••· charges and u ·
J*'Stl ol Ult ~ and IUC1lon, to the hlghett bid-of the tnnt• created by def tor cash .Jpa~able II aald DMd or Trust the \im4I o4 • llwtul ALLIED BANC0Rlt1 mon•r. ol the United TJtUITH seat.. • all right, lllle. Ind BY1 CONIOLIDATID lntetnt, conveyed to· and
RECONVl:YANC• C0.1 now held by It under tlld
Dffd of Trust In tl'I• prop-AORNT1 110:1t VRN-"1y situated In Hid County TUM BLVD., IUITI and SI.I .. and deactlbtd u 520: WOODLAND lollowl: HILLS, CA e1H4 CB11) LOT 13 IN BLOCK 118, Mo-447• SECTION "B''. NEWPORT
BEACH IN THE CITY OF D•tMli 0111111"4
NEWPORT BEACH , 9yi K•LLY USW8, COUNTY 0,. ORANGE, TRUIT•• •AL• 0'· STATE OF CAUfOANIA. FICU AS PER MAP RECORDED Ll'lt tOOH IN 8001( -4 PAQES 71 ~ P11bllttltd Newport MISCELLANEOUS MAPS,
IN THE OFFICE OF THE Beactt.CO.tl MeM Diiiy
COUNTY AECOADEA OF Pilot M•Y 26, JI.Int 2, II,
SAID COUNTY. 1!11M.
APN: 041-182-04 ' Th55e TRUSTEE IS SELLING
PROPERTY "Al tS, PUIUC NOTICI WHERE IS"
The '""' lddr... and NOTICI 01'
other common ~. TRUITU'I aA&.8
If Illy. of ~ ,.., Pf°'*'Y 0.tel ..,., 1"4
Oeectlbect eboY9 .. wr.r,· A.P ..... 4H ... a..oe por1ld to be: 1124 IT T.a ..... lMHO 8AUIOA II.VO .• NEWPORT IMPORTANT BEACH, CA t2M3 MOTIC•TO Tht ~ TruslN PRONRTY OWtlPs dledelml ~:r lot 1ny lnoorr tht YOU Ml IN D•PAUL T
"'"' eddr"' 111\d other UNDIR A DllD OP
common ct=nallon, If TRUIT, DATID 8ep.
";{;. ettown n. ....._ 1 t ... .,...
total emowlt of the ..... YOU TW ~ ~ belMCe of lhe Obll· TION TO ltROTICT o•llon .. cured by lh• YOU" PWDTY, IT ~ to " told and MAY H IOU» AT A rtHon•blt .. umat•d oottt. ...,.,.... Ind lld-PU9UC UU. W YOU ~-ttle~ofthe NllD AN IXPLAllA-
lnlllll ~aton of .,. No-TION OP nt• Unnt• uceMi. ie· NO. 1M.3A OP TllS NOCaUfllO In adOltlon to CMI\, the
' --
kcelboa1s. sponsmanship; after the last race,
they wi thdrew two prolest.s against
Ho1chkiss after being beaten on
the water."
Two weeks ago, Newport
Harbor also finished fourth in the
high school dinghy championships.
. •Phil and Knthy Ramming
battled all afternoon with Bruce
and Jill Ayers before finally
winning last weekend's Nash
Spring Championships.
Twil ights, Beer Cans. Night Flights
and Hibachis.
The summer evening series offer
great casual racing, and since most
local clubs host informal
barbecues or cookouts foll()wing
the evening races, the post-race
festivities can often be as much
fun as the sailing.
Beginning a week from Tuesday
night, Minney's Marine and Josh
Slocums Restaurant kick off the
summer with their annual Ancient
Mariner Series for classic "ooden
yachts .
Twilights are run off l1YC')
docks around 6 p.m., "hilc SS YC
runs the Hibachi Races down the
main channel off their clubhou)t
(lt should be noted tha t it was
found in the Pil ot's search fl,)r the
best burger thnt Dalboa Yacht
Club serves some of the best
posH·ace burgers on the bay
Wednesday nights).
The Rammings and the Ayerses
traded wins throughout the
10-race no-throw out regatta.
Shifty 10-12 knot breezes and a
tight starting lin~ rrindc for tough
sailing. In sever:i~ races, sudden
20--degree shifts juggled fleet
standings.
The Ayer~es caughl fire too late
in the regatta to overtake the
Rammings. Despite winning the
last 1hrec races (and five overall),
1hey couldn't match the Rammings
for consistency, and they finished
just a poinL behind.
Some of the best maintained
classic yachts in Newport make
this a weekly event. For Tuesday
nights, any of the restaurants
along the Const Highway have
grent views of this rnce beginning
:iround 6 p.m.
On Thursdny nights, Ne"port
Harbor Yacht Club runs Twihghl\
for dinghies (with a very
compe1itive Lehmnn 12 class).
while Balboa Yacht Club runs 11s
Becrcan Regatta, probably the
best known nnd best attended of
the Bay's Summertime evening
se ries.
Becrcans run from the Pavilion
up to the Lido Turning Ba)tn, ;ind
then back to finish off the BYC
docks.
John and Jennifer Drayton were
thi(d, and Worth Houghton and
Sabrin3 Combs were fourth.
Josh Slocums is the official
post-race watering hole spol for
racers. If you arc looking for
dinghy sailing, try Lido lsland
Yacht Club, which runs iii, nigh1ly
Nigh t Flight Series for Lasers and
Sabots on Tuesdny nights.
On Wednesday nights, Onlboa
Yacht Club runs Twilights for
dinghies, and South Shore Yacht
Club runs lhe Hibachi Series for
And in case you haven't hall
enough evening sailing by FridJ\,
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club hmh
a "Sumlner Sun" series on frk1.1y
nights.
• With summer nearly ,upon us,
local sailors will be lining up
almost every weeknight for
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
AOAINIT YOU, YOU of DetlUll and ElectJon to
IHOULD CONTACT A Sell. The undars~ned
LAWYER. TrustM caused aa1d ollce
On June II, 1994, at 10 oo of Default and •i.ctioo to
A.M.. HOUSE.KEY FINAN· Mii to bt r.cotded In the
CIAL CORPORATION, u county where th• real Pf~
du~ appointed TruslH •rt)' It located.
un er and pursuant to HOUHKEY FINAN·
Dttd of Trull recorded CIAL CORPORATION,
Sept.ambtf 11, 1989, a1 In-A l SAIO TRUSTEE, atrument No. ~82702, 14011 BEACH BOUI..&· Book No .• Page No •• u YARD, WESTMINI TE,., Offlclal Records In the Of· CA 82N3 714 113-flee of I.he COunty Rec0td•
of OR.ANGE, State of Call-4113
fomla eueuled ~BILL L Br: D. ROSAi, AS.
CMEU ANO BR OA M. ll•TAHT SECRETARY CMELA HUSBAND AND Pubillhed Newport S.ach-WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS. Cost.a M"8 Dally Piiot May WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO HIGHEST 19, 26. June 2, 1994.
Th541 BIDDER FOR CASH,
CASHIER'S CHECK OR PUBLIC NOTICE CERTIFIED CHECK <P•Y· able at Ume or sale In law-on•1171827 fl.II money of tile Unlled SUMMONS St.11 .. i It THE CHAPMAN (CITACION JUDICIAi.~ AVEN E ENTRANCE TO
THE CMC CENTER BUILD-NOTICE TO OEFENOAN :
(AYllO • Aculado) WIL· ING. 300 EAST CHAPMAN
AVENUE. ORANGE, CA Ill LIAM It S. WU and JANE DOWU light. tltlt and lntllM1 con-
veyed to and now held by YOU AAE BEING SUED BY
it ~ Uld 0..0 ol Tnnt PLAJNTIFF: (A. Ud. It .. ta·
demlndando) SON DINH In the~ altualed In NGUYEN said and State ct.
tcribtd u : You have 30 CAl.ENDAA
DAYS Illa< this summon1 LOT 12 OF TRACT NO.
1881 AS SHOWN ON A It MNed on you to flit 1
MAP RECORDED IN BOOK typewritten rttPOf\M at 11'11•
~ PAGE II OF MISCEt.. court.
A lttt« or phone call wlll L N EO U S M A P S , RECORDS OF ORANGE not PfOtec:t you; yow iy.,..
COUNTY, CAUFORNIA. written reaponse mutt be
In pr~ legal form If you The 11tet1 9ddr... and
ott. common dnlgnetlon, wtnt court to httl Y'OUt
cue. ~ tht , ... property " you do not m. your ,. eboYe It~-~ to bt: 2tOI AL> tponM on time, you may
AVENUE, COSTA loat the c.aM, Ind your
Wiget, lroOMY and w:: MESA. CA 92927 ~may be taken The undeqlgntd TNltN ~ from tht ~ :t... llM>lllJ tor court. any lncon the ..,... lddr... and ~ There 1te other legll ,..
common dHtatlon, H qulremtnta. You may wn
..y, lhown "" . \0 cal Ill\ ':':l right
Seid Ult Will be tr\1109, away. If you cte llnOW
bUI w1tl'IOut COY.nant Of an 1ncwney. you may c.11
Wltranty, ·=.. Ot Im-
an 1norney ,....,., ~
plled. regar t1ti., !109' OI e ~aid ~ (lleled
....ion. or encumbt~•. In lhe l'>OOk). ::.r.y the femtllning r.,lfld. °"PU" dt que .. ""' aum ol IM note a) .. =:;: .. c-.cloft jucl-
cured Jt Mid o..cs-ot eel Ilene "" pCuo dt
Tn.t. lnlerelt and let• 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS par• PtHentw una r• e::r: lhtfeof .. pro-In Mid not•(•), lld• •P'1"11 etetlta • mlquinl entetacoc-.e. vtrle*. If "'"' togtCh4lr ~ UN CMI o I.Ina llwMda "*' ... thttaon, ancs '"'· ::-r,:: and t11Ptf\H9 of ~ no le ofrtcer•
tne "*" for en emounc protecdon; eu rttf)Uflta
wtllctl .. of the ••• of thl1 Hrtia a ~ NM que
notice le~ .... cums* ~ ... bmlll-
dldee lef*e •1•npl1m IMleCt to be 117,021 ....
' l alct amount m1ybe el 1.-ed ctU*• que II cone eecucf'le eu ClllO. greeter on IM c&1y of ..... II uetect no ,....,,.. eu Tt\e lleneflclery """' ,....,.... • tempo, ,..,.. Mid Deed °' Truef ,_... lore euc:ulild and ~ ,..., .. c.o, y .. pueden
Md IO 9" UI~ .... IU Mlefto, IU ~
y otrH co .. • 4• 11.1 TNteee •written prapt1d_. • Mio 9llClloo IOn of o.c.. end DMwMt Ml pot,.. de ...... lor .... and ~ NoClce bl*' .. ,..,... ..
PUBLIC NOTICES
galff. Putd• que usltd
qul1<1 llamar a un abogado
lnmedlllamante. Si no
conoce a un abogado
~· Hamar a un MMclo de reft<encla de abog1dOI
o a una oflclna de ayuda
legal ~VH •I dlr9(10flo tel•· lonlco . cu• NUMBER
(Numero CS.I CHo)
714403
JUDGE
DENNIS I . CHOATE
DEPT.28
The name end address ol
the c.ourt 11: (El nombre y
d11ecclon d• la Cor\41 ff)
ORANGE COUNTY SUPE·
RIOR COURT, 700 CIVIC
CENTER DRIVE WEST,
BOX 11194 SANT A ANA, CA
92701
The n1mt, lddltH, Ind
telephone number of plain·
t11f'1 1norney, °' plalnlilf
without .,, attorney, Is; (El
nombre, la dlrec:clon y el
numa<o d• talalono del
abogado del. dtmandantt.
o del dtmandarite que llO
tierle abogado, ••)
JAMES A. SCHMIESING.
ESQ., SCHMIESING &
BLJEO. -4100 NEWPORT
PLACE, SUITE 800, NEW·
PORT BEACH, CA ~660-
2.-22 (714) 863-1644
DAT•1.IULYtt, tH3
GMY L. OAAHVILL•,
ci.rk, by W•NDY A.
ADAll8,Depvtr
Publlehed Ntwporl
8each.Cotta Meta Daly
Pilot May 111, 2t, June 2, ••
11194.
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NOTICRTO
CONTRACTOfll
S.alfd tOpctllt will be ~tlYtd Y MAIL at tht
ADDRESS LISTED AT THE
eonoM OF THIS PAGE
or = m1y bt HAND DE-UVEA D Of OVERNIGHT EXPRESSED to 1 no "I"
STREET, SACRAMENTO,
CMJFOAHIA. 95814 unt1
2:00 pm. on: Jun.~ 1"'4 tt whlcfl time
piece !hey w1• ti. pUbldy Of** and rted for the ~ ci.tctlbtd btlow. PrO\l\dt al labor, wcu,
equipment, and IN&erill•
MOl lllfY to~ I too ..... op.n e1r empn1. "*'"· ~ ,.. pro-= bOOth ,.,. pit, and ::f,P;cJ aee•Hlbi. =~·""'* "9MM In ~.p.:,~
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•
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DppcDrs in· the Daily Pilot "' rr)
Thursday.
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WRITING lo the ADDRESS SUPl.RIOR COURT
AT THE eono M OF THIS OF CALIFORNIA,
PAGE or BY CALLING COUNTY 0, ORA.NOE
(916) 323-1484. 341 THE CITY DRIVE
POST OFFICE PunuMil 10 Stciion 1770
of the Lal>Of Coda, Iha De-BOX 14t7t
Pll11Mnl of lndu1trlal Rel•· ORANQE,CA
lions hu ncertalnecl \he 12813-1571
IN THI! MATTER OF general prevailing wage
rates 10 be 11 llsltd 1n lht THE PETITION TO
CHANQE THE NAME Dep~ ol TranspOrta-
OF RENEE MARIE lion booklet l•Ued, "Gtntf&I
Prevalllng wage Rates". IRA ODON
which It 1vlllable tor In-CAHNUMHA
1pectlon by lnllfllted par-A173094
lln It 1730 "I" STREET, ORDER TO SHOW
CAUH 'OR CHANOE SACRAMENTO, CALIFOR·
NIA. O,NAMI PETITIONER~~ RENEE PUll\Jlnl 10 SKtlon 10115 MARIE BRAG N HAS/ et ••q. or tht Public Coo-tiAVE FILED A PETITION 11ct Code tile Dep1rtm•nl FOR AN ORDER TO 01,Qenerll Sarvlc11 hes ts· CHANGE NAMES FROM tabllshed goal1 of 15% fOt RENEE MARIE BRAGDON
Mlnorlly Buslntn Enter· TO RENEE MARIE FOXX
prl1ta (MBE'a) 5% for 11 is htfeby ordered 1t1at
Women Bua!nau Enlar· all pertons lnterHled 111
th!• matter appear belO't pnset (WBE'I) •nd 3-. f()( this c:our1 In 0.pll'tmtnl Dlubled Veteran Butlrltn No. 703 of tilt ()fang• Enllfprbff (DVBE't) par-County Sul*!Of Court at llclpallon for Ill cont1ac11 t"-Mtdress anown abov•
of S 10,000 Of fl\Oft, Bids on $-.21-IM, 11194, ll 2 00
wlU only ti. ICt•pted lfom o'clocJt p.m •• and lhen 1od
ltloae blddt11 that ~ther thl(I tho'# CIUH, It any
certify that tl\ey have they have, why Ill• pa1111on
l0t changt of rierne ahould achieved lheH go1ta1 oc
etttmpl I "GOod F<ll El· not bt granted.
It It IUrthtf Ofd•r•d lhll a fort''. u oulllntd In tl'le , .. copy of thl• orcs.r to 1how
qulrementa In lh• Bid Sec-CIUH ti. cbll1hed In THE tJon. NB/COS A MESA THE
OAJLY PILOT, • ne.np1per A blddtft bOnd of t1
1ea11 10,.. ot th• bid ot gtneral clrc:ul1tlon put>-
amount th.a bt IUbmlned lithed In thlt county, II
IN•t once • ~ for four with pr~lllt ol ss.ooo conMC\Al~ WHk• P'iOf to and over. the dly of the= FOi bid twardt ol 15,000 JUL•• RO•I ION,
lnO over, • ~ payment JUDO•ICOMllt ... bond la required, llONU OP Ttta 8UPE·
For bid .Wildt of 110,000 RIOfl COURT
and O\lef, • &0% parlorm-DAT•1 APR IB 1"4
ant• t.ond 11 19qulrecl • ANJU MULTANI, •"91Men ec.therlne HOA \.AW OPFICU sin t•t•I u:a.1uo OF N.IU llULTANI, ••tt"'•t•d Ceatt 101 L L.tNCout AW., Ul\der 110,000 ITI. IOO, AHAH•IM,
Ll•••H• Re-ulredt CAl.1'°"911A HIOI C .... Clae ... A .. Publleflad Newport
DIPARTlllNT OP 9"ch.Co111 MeA Daily
"SM MD GAMa. INOI• Piiot Mty 12, tt. 2t, Junf MllRINO llCTION. 2,1994.
P.O. Box 1eoao1, TH531
IACRAlllNTO, OA Buy It. lell It. Find II. ... t. CIMelflM. Pu~llalau ••w1tert • ..... .c ......... When you Yrrhc Del",. ...... , ..... 11 Ct11•ificd ad, t"4. fn(ludo •II _nM4
the f•cta ,..,....,ng of havtng •
::.• .... ? and act the
.,. • calll rcsultt PILOT C&.Aa•l'ISD yw wanl Ma·HTe ~J·S671
ill
n.
The l.91 ~ at the Piiot It
pe.Nd to ennounce a new ...w.
now ~ to ,,.. bullneNea.
W• wfll now SEARCH th• name tor
you • no _,. ~ and aeve YoU
the ttlM Ind the trip to the Coult
..... In ..... Ana. Thin, of courM,
...., 1he 9W'Clh .. oompl•d .....
flt your ftctNoua ~ name ••11nent wfth the County Cltttt,
~ onoe • Wllllt fOt b.w WMkt • ....... by ... end .,,., fh your
proof of pubtlcllllon ..,_ COUf'llV CtMc.
' I ,... I .
lbunday. May 26, 194 ..
P'"" atop by to ftlt y()Ur fk:tlt~•
buMneal 1wt9'Mn1 st th• PUot ~al ~ 330 W..i Bay, Cott.
Ma.a, Callfom4a. H you CM not 110P
by, pfM8' call UI at (714) 842-4321, ~*°'' 315 or 318 end we wtll
mek• ~·tt for you to hand ..
thla procedure by meH •
It rou ehould ,,..,. any """"'*
quMl!ona, P1MM cell ua anes wt wtll
be more than gtact to uai.t you .
Good Uictl. In 10\lr
,,.. buelneMll
..
.. J"hwaday, May 26, HMM
G1RAGE SALE
HINTS
CORONA
DELMAR
NEWPORT
2122 BEACH
Before your garqe
saJe, determine what
items wish to sell.~ sure
~ing is dean
and repaired.
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Magnificent 1 eo• Vu BELCOURT 1 'hBa. 2·slory. Pool, Clean Studio dwnstra N • w port B ••ch M/F N/S Prof to ahr new C -2 Ofc/Werehouse,
4Br 21/\Ba. Lota of private patio. $675/ on 24th St. Walk to oceenfront 3Br 3Ba COM condo, prlv ba, ---------900 s/f, nr Fairview &
light, recent upgrades. Elegant "D" Plan mo. Call 546·9081 aandl $650 Incl utils, near Npt Beach pier. s of PCH 5650 + 'h 55 Fwy. 619-72&-8100
$3400/mo. 640-2600 3BR, Oen, 3 Fplc, Bar 1 BR upstairs, quiet, IH (714) 847·2822 Weekly. 71~434·1424 utll, maid. 675·1771 BUSINESS OFF.ICE FAX 619-723·1953
Very spacious 3Br 2Ba Lse Option $5,000 Mo. very clean, lndry fac, Npt Hghta 2Br 1Ba,, ________ M/F, N/S 10 ahr condo FOR RENT 2769 FOR LEASE 2,000 s/f
duplex-Walk to bch Lucille Hoyt 644-491 O po o Is. No p e ti, pool, garden, lndry RENTALS TO near beach In NB. Pvt Industrial, 55c: sq. ft, fplc, 2 car gar. Avl WESLEY N TAYLOR CO please $550 mo rm, carport. S795/mo. NEWPORT BEAC clean Weltslde CM
now $1350 252·7902 Bl tr T I VIII M8-0382 • Sml Pe.t ok. 645-4900 SHARE 2724 ~~I ~~ri~:..g~o;8~95 EXEC SUITES H 714/454-9577 . Cn..ia \I r a. CA 92627
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u • enn • • ---------S T U O I O -S q u e a k y 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M I 38R f 1• ~~--.,.---,,,,..--..,,,..---,..,, Lowest prices, free s r + • am rm, •2 WEEKS FREE* clean 1 hse from bch. Balboa lsland·Respon NB Master Br· Sr. mobll services. 833·9550 ~~~~brym~t~':i,f.~5~85/,f 2BR EASTSIDE Yrly. Avail 7/1. $600 prof shr lux custom park, no pet, amkr OK --T0-p-la_c_e_a_n_a_d_l_n_ * 831·5508 * Incl utll. 548·2369 3000 sl hm. Prof $380+ th ull. Avl now decor 3BR 3ba, w/d, 723.1089 alt 7pm The Piiot classified,
2BR-1 'hBA townhouse, 2Br 2Ba laundry hkup • .. •••••••• must be a quality Call 842-5878.
COSTA MESA 2124 TRADE
through classified
642-5678 T r lq1ho1w 8am . 5:30pm Monday-Friday
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DEADLI ES
wahr hkup, pvt patio, SOUTH COAST gar, lrg llv rm, eal·l~I• lndiv, n/smkr, $550 NB Shr 2 +2. M1tr Br.
walk-In closets, pool, METRO 21-86 kltch • $675/mo. 673-MJSCELIANEOUS mo, Incl utlls. AVr~6. $545 +\.".lull, avr now, ________ --------
quiet. Very clean. No1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6161 or 909-337-4515 RENTALS Call Paul; Res: 723· No amkr/pets. dy 752· HOTELS HOTELS pets, please. $6851• 0566 or 680-3714 Ole 3277 el(,~0·9104 8r MOTELS
mo. 848-0392 1Br condo $875, Incl 2BR DUPLEX, new BA, BalbOA Peninsula-NI Npt H~te'Neatr clean,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iiii7ii1ii8 & MOTELS 2718
E'SI TT gas/water, frig, stove, quiet. yard, new crpV k h BR A •·~~~~~~~~~~~~~==== DE CO AQE d/w. Pool view, gated. drps, gar, great nelgtl·•·R-O_O_M_S_____ sm r s r 2 pl, f resp s Prof 2shr xlnt;::.
~londa~ ......................... Friday 5:30pm
Tur.,da~ ....................... \1o nda y 5:30f)m
\\ rdnf.,rla~ .................. Tut>i.Jay 5:30pm
ln il<'pfndrnt. .......... \\ 1·dnr ... day 3:30pm
Thursda~ ................ ~ f•clnt'sday 5:30pm
F rid a~ ...................... Thunday j:30pm
. aturda~ ....................... Frida~ 5:30pm
GENERAL POtlC\'
1Br 1Ba, gar, yard. 751-9986 or 979-4171 bora $775. 647·7540 2706 hse to bch, parking prtly furn 3Ba townhm New pnVstove/llrs/frlg.
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Hkups. $695 642·8555 Btfl gated condo. Cath Roomv 1Br, newly LIDO Lg furn rm HB rm/ba micro, frig. dop +'h util. 650·3325 FR.OM $l60
E'ald• spacious 2Br cells, skylta, frplcs, C/ decorated. Ppol, P~ emply'd person 35+' WO, s42s. No amkg Nutritionist seeks
1 Ba, yard, w/d hkups, A, w/d hkups & ga· patio. SS7S/mo. Ava;I micro n/amkg/drug~ drugs, pets. Fem pref, rmmte. Steps to bch,
gar. new paint & floor. rage. 2BR-1. 75BA. mid June. 546"9081 $450. 'Avl 673-8717 ref Sl68·5341 Avl 6·l5 38R, balcony, frplc, all
$850/mo. 631-6936 ~~ge pvt :•ck. Lush Clean 1BR-IBA w/gar NB Lg room w/hse priv HB·M/F n/Smkr ahr 3BR amens $425 675·9660
;10'5c!g mo ~~~:;~~ relrlg Incl. EZ Move·I~ spa. Ideal for busl~ 21hBa twnhm, 3 blks
HUNTINGTON 539•2219 O~nr/Agt Cosll S565/mo. Call nessperson. $450 Incl to bch, w/d , fp, gar, -5-T-
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(714) 472-4783 ulll. 842-8811 5475 374-2020 2742
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PARK STORAGE 9070 Newport Blvd., Cotta Meea
Huntington Townhome, gar, AJC. patio, O/W. S599
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Bay1hore1 Move In. 645·5235
coats • without hassle A call to or worryl Classlfled
Piiot Cl•Hlfl•d will help
842·5878 842·5878
(714) 831·8000
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1·800-28•·3199 2BR 2BA newer!•••••••••---------
condo In sec bldg on •Eeatalde 2Br 1Ba.
the 3rd level, pool, 21---------pvt yd, pool, vacant, --------
car park Ing, w /d BALBOA 5750 mo. 842·9797
Newport & 17th, CM.
Large garagea, 12x27.
Olflce also avall. Low·
est prices, FREE rent
w/lease. Agt. 756-3277
hkups, frplc, 3 blka to ISIAND 2606 _2_31_E_1_8_th_s_1_v __
beach, $1150/mo. Avl '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * Eeatalde 2BR-1 BA, nowl Agl 875-4912 1• patio, no pets. 5750 HOUSES/ CEMETERY LOT/ BAYFRONT 3 bd lower, 2354 Santa Ana Ave
CONDOS CRYPT 1225 1-NE-WP--0-R_T____ ~~=fci1~:: A~~':Prdry • ___ M_e-_2_4_2_3 __ 1
FOR SALE BEACH 2169 831•1400 MESA VERDE Sn gl (or dbl) bu rta I I 01, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••I Good Shepard cem· Quaint, clean 2br 1 ba 2Br 2Ba, gar. $775 elary, Hunt Bch. $450 Bayview apt, lease 548-4971 or 43~9023
Obo 80,.·272 0117 B h Ar S 1250 yrly av all ~ . e8C ea lmmed. 673-0737 Spacious 1BR-cable, nr
-Winter or Yrlw bch, ahopa, bus llne.
-TIMESHARES 1590 Furn/Unfurnished S615 & up. Call Bon-1-4BR Incl Waterfront BALBOA nle for your new ad· cou s dressl 842·5858
o .... ~ .. ~~..':"~ STEEL BUILDINQ Vi75011 toRS2000 mo. PENINSULA 2607 TRIPLEX 3Br 28•,
All ru l Hlalu lln t11s1no 1n lh1s SALEI Heavy dis· 8 entall
F f 675 4912 pvt garden. 51050/mo. 11&wsp1per is su~1cc110 lhe ell· counlod or a limited • 1 Br 188 Near beach Newport Hghta area. e11I fllr HouS1n9 Acl ol 1968 as limo. Widths 30' to 631-2540 1mendell wMch mikes 11111eg11 100' various longlhs. frig, d/w, atove, S600
lo advertlu "1n• pttlcrencc. Most slzos avallable. mo.+ dep. Call M·F ' C 11 I 9·5, 645-6539 --------l1mll1llon or 4mrim1n11ton a now or apeclal HUNTINGTON
bued on race, color, rehg1on, pricing. RENTALS 2Br v••rlw 2 blka from m ,ll1nll1up,lam1llal 1111usor 1•800•788·4790 beach. Garage, stove, BEACH 2640
n111on11 orinln, ou n 1n1en11on 10 1 BR· Ocnft · $925 wk ref rig, w/d. $985 Incl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 1BR. Lido . $1550 mo 111 645-5862 ma~• 1nr sutll prelerence, hml· 2BR Ocnft $1750 mo u • 2BR 2Ba, overlooks
~lion or d1m lm1n1hon .. HOUSES/ 3BR. Pentn. $1375 mo OCEANFRONT YRLY park, bltlns, cpVdrps,
11111 newsp1per will nol 3BR Penln $1500 mo View. Furn rear 1Br, encl gar, pVI patio
•n11Wmgl1.cupunyadnrttse· CONDOS 3BR Dock $2300 wk patio, gar, w/d . $950/ $825 mo. 847-0310
ment lor r11l esta1e which Is 1n FOR RENT 4BR . Udo . $3000 mo mo Incl utll. 675·5449
•1ol1llon ol the law Our 111dc11
ve hereby lnlormed lhal all •••••••• The PTudenlal. UTILS PD 1 BR·S650. NEWPORT
dw11111111 ldvcrhn d m lhll .,, .. -==-•-Ne~,~~~i:,~3B~~ns, BEACH 2669
"'""1,.r.,. "'111"1' '"an BALBOA ,c.73.1-310-924-6043 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •crval 1Pt1111¥1111y llasls To corn-• 7VV
Pllitloldtwlm1111t.lon,u ll HUD PENINSULA 2107 2BR 1BA twnhme, pool, Yearly unfurn upper sml
foll·lrt• It 1·I00·•2• 1590. fOf 1pa, nr Gel1on'a, 2br Iba w/deck & WO,
1111 Wulll11910n, DC 11u ,ieut Lux furn condo, fab steps to Npl Cntr gar, Avail Now. $800
call HUD at 42'·lSOO bav view, 2 MBA $1175 8kr 640-5664 675-8213
stos, turn-key cond. l"'.""--------
S 1800 Agt 840·5884 Attrecttve, brlte 2Bd •---------2Ba, 1 hse to bch, 2 CORONA
CORONA
DEL MAR 1022 CORONA
DEL MAR
1 Block to Beach!
2122
car ger, frplc, d/W
s1200 yrly. 673·5418 DEL MAR 2622
Back Bay 3Br 2YlBaliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
JM Peters hae, gated 3BR 3BA x-lg Apt new
comm, sec sys, beau1 decor, frplc, lg deck &
yard, ahuttera. $2350 patio, huge gar. Nr
No pets. 619/458-1706 park $1699 759·0874
•1BR $825•
2BR 2BA $725/Up
Ask Abo"t Our 2BR ~peCll Frig, d/W
Incl. 60x30 pool. No
pals. No fee1. No
leHe 545-481111
8 WKS FREE RENT
WITH LEASE!!
2BR-3BR Apta, 2
Years Newl Family
complex, pool, play·
ground 850-8310
Lot & •h. Claaslc CdM 2Br h ouse fonced prlv
home on beat slreoll patio, carpor1, walk to
$839,000. Kathleen, beach/ahop1. $875
Ownr/Bkr 875·8338 mo. 673·71oe -------=------------------
Best Value In Charming 2Br cottage COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
C 1 lh blks to bch/ahopa. orona Del Marl! Modern kit, fp, s1300.
2 separate houses on Avail 6/1. 631·2115 lfliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil x-wlde 101. 3BR·2BA + 1-:c=-u-a_,t_o.;..m...;_,;F;,;;,u..;.rn.:l:.;.•..;.h:.•_d_ Q UIET·&: SERENE $900/mo rental. Com· Charming condo, 2Br plelely refurbished 28a, patio, pool, nr
517 Begonia la bch. S 1550 IH, 8-mo
For Sale By Owner min, 51 975 3·mo min
S547K. 723·4082 i ummer. 760-3187
NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
Npt Hts 3Br 2Ba. fam
tm, fp, Fr dra, bm cell
Now S449K. 650-0943
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A StudtOI, I 8c l Bedrooms
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I BR S625 a> S650
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OVERDUI! BILL.81 Cut Darrell St., Co1ta •kkpr Tr•lnee PT 0 9 ' 2 ~tance. 16 Kind of e..am -1-0-.,-.--e-e----I monthly payment• Mesa. Short hair lmmed opening w/ • K 8 3 2 ~ W•t led the jack of clW. and the 17 Mood ~-cup to 50%. Ucenaed 1trlped black/brown/ NPB Pub. Acc1g flnn. WEST EAST defenders quickly took two club 19 Bleached POI SAi.i 2900 and bonded non-~ont ruit. Whit• chut, College Acctg Educ, .... K • 10 9 8 •..:cb before Eut abifted to the 20Grump11u company. 1·8Q0..22e-paw1 and nea collat. b It comp ter •llP • ... .,
OUK> Ext. 49. Call 24 Male neutered. Spot· ,,;. ·~ppty. F~ll t>enra: Q K J 8 -4 'V Q 10 9 8 5 queen of di&monda. Since that wu 21 Tool< a praving * 9 t C A II AV A N houre. ted recenuy In Eatan-Stephanie 75!HS665 O J 7 8 6 3 0 Q almott aurely from abortneaa, de· position
H ,811,12 #218038. cla HS panclng lot. • J 10 -4 +A Q 7 6 clarer wu faced with a auie dia· 23Leyer
91 1aUNI 14,131.18 •••••••• Call ror photo. He'1 a BOAT MECHANIC SOUTH mood loeer and work to do in bot.b 24 Acom bearer $#~1.18001433. ~!,!..1c:.nt73• u~ •uvoYnr,__.__5 11111• wild. Ju11 trap for With cer11t1catlon1 for • A Q J 7 2 ma~·or suit.a. 25 Flower part .. ,.....,.. ...., 11.111111 vn~ I S500 r•w•rd. Call OMC, Mere CrulHr,
Supreme 14,430 •••••••• 714-~750. Volvo factory dealer In Q 7 3 larer won in hand and wu 28 Cerealgra1n 1355332. Public no-.,......,,~..._-----Lek• Arrowhead. F(f, 0 A K 10 8 10rely tempted to crou to the ace o 31 Actor Clarll -
tlce over 338 repos-LOSTa ~How & er•¥ xlnt wages & benefits. • 9 8 hearta and take the trump finetH. 35 Landed
HHlon1 & IHH• ANNOUNCEMENTS Cock•tl•I In New· Call 909-337-4460 The bidding: However, whether the fineaee won 36 Photogra""er's I II uldated Con p0r1/Promontory 1r... ,.. .. ~~~,.~can FrM. 1: 2920 Sey1 "Baby Bird." RE· Dtmonstrltors South West North Eut or I01t, the contract would then light
800-844·7879 WARD. Call 673·1326. u 1T Tl 1 • P.. 2 • P.. 1urely fail. When the defenders 38 Spoil P"" • ME 3 + p...... ,. + ' Pau · ed th 1--..1 . ...,__ ... _ th •20120• LOST1 rellow & gr•¥ -.. gam e ~ lD wawODua, ey 39 In great otgwo~~c:~:thA:. WITHOUT GLASSES! Cochtlel In New· k~3"°c;:~sln Z~ ...r.:=: P... . Pua would be able to ca.ah a heart for the antlClpatlOll
rll.d dealer for 25 Safe, rapid, non-port/Promontory area. ends. Car neceHary. Opening lead: Jack of• • set\ing trick. .a2 To the _
y1at1. Chatbroll, Sun-iurglcal, permanent Say1 "Baby Bird." S8.75/Hr. Call , The more dedareratudied the po-deg1ff
bHm. Charmglow, restoration In 8-8 R •WAR DI 557.5579 or 541-0718 We have written before about the sition the more obviou. it became 43 Changes
Turco, Brollma1ter, ::.~~.:.lr~:.O:!~~ C•ll 973-1329 EXOTIC DANCERS rreat New York kibitzer known u that. the only chance waa to find a 44 Ttny creature
Ducan•. MenUon and proved. FrH Inform•·• .. •••••••• wanted, 18 plus. The Rabbi for his pontificating singleton king of trumps with one of 45 Oozes '
recl•v• FREE grill lion by mall: (800) 1• $810$ about. a hand once it. had been the defenders. So declarer banged 47 Beam ol light ~~~~~xp~~: Ju°n~d;I,: 422·7320 PERSONALS 714-952·7812 played out. Among thil armchair down the ace oCtrumpa with gratify-48 Non·adull
1994. Money back <612) 897·1075 I••••••••• MANICURIST needed quarterback's more famou~uyinp ing results. 49Purpose
guatantH. Grlll Patti Fax <812> 897-1079 fOf NB 1alon. Own ell· was: "lf the Iring is 1ingleton, play Aft.er drawing trumps in two 51 ·-of La
Dl1trlbutors, 8150-49lh :_-:,~~::.~:= PERSONALS 3002 ent•I• pref, good En· the ace." Indeed, it became known more rounda, declarer led a low dia-Mancha"
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b• • FL COLD SORES? MED FRONT OFFICE declarer needs .a better reason than jack and shirted to a heart, but now
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•tress and help1 pr• LIVE PASSIONATE MED INS BILLER the long 1uits and the distributional 10th trick. vent outbreaks. Newty PLAYMATES 1-800-
pat•n•d technology 859-KISS (5477) Ellp'd . Knowtege otl--------------------------1 for $19.95, lncludH · . computer, CPT &
•RECESSION PROOF• pottage and handhng. 12·50.S3.i9/mln, 18 + ICD9 coding. Contact --------1--------1--------
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FEDERAUSTATE JOBS back guarantee In· BECOME A . ~-;..;..---------:-! Now hiring Managers. ACCESSORIES
(1 ,000'I). Computer _c_1u_d_e_d._____ PARALEGAL OC Publlo Schools MM. llTA'Ta IA&.ll 310/366-2551. EOE. AT HOME
Bulletin BoardNolce RAPID WEIGHT LOSS Join America'• fastest now hiring non· Busy walk·in location. SOUPLANTATION Fun and easy. Cell
Mall acCHI to all "Speclallzlng In dlf· growing profesalon. teaching po11t. PT/FT. Comp plan. for Interview PILOT CLASSIFIED ~~~-~~~::~~I~ E~~· ......_ __ _..._ __ _
openlng1t Includes flcuu ca1es." In· Lawyer ln1tructed For Info cell 952·1000. call Ron Tavtor. :I trs the resource you
how, where to apply. creases met1boll1ml home study. Choice PT Office Asst-Word TI.Pruillntllt can count on to sell a Work at Home-Lota 1=-+-4--
Updated wHklyl Stop1 hungerf Guat· of 1peclalty programs Proc. epread eheets & Newport myriad of merchan· of Jobs & $SI Send
Pay S10 later. enteed fest results! offered. P.C .D .I., gen ofc procedures dise Items, because SASE to: RAE, 638
Hl00-927·9549 Nowl Call now, kaeve 20%1 Atlanta. Georgia. essential. Resume to 673-7300 our columns compel Camino de Los Mares . .._.__._....__
United Phermac1ull· Free catalogue. Eaton Corp CCD, ~===~======~I quelffled buyer• to C-240-413, San Clem· HOME TYPISTS, PC cel1 1 ·800·733·3288 800-382·1070 1647 Babcock-St CM Buy II, Sell 11. Find II. calll ente, CA 92673
u • • r • n • • d • d · (Sklnny-Dlp available). Dept. Ll.F782 92827 Fax 548-4650 Cl•Hlfled. 842·5878 $35,000 potential. COD'• accepted.
Detall1. Call 1-805· • .. •••••••• 962·8000 Ext. B-5580. --------1• 1--------
Fee. · LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
LOCAL INVESTOR FOUND 2925 I•-----· 1_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5ii5ii3ii0 5530 WANTED tor partner· •• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '=-+-4--+--
shlp In developing -----------------1 houHhold produc1/ln· FOUND • DOG EMPLOYMENT Soi. ~-+-4---:t--
venllon. Contact Sieve Chocolate Lab Mhc, 5530 $ NEW CAREER ~ EvH Me-8285 approx 1 ·2 year1 old,
male. 714-845-5764. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lntroduc.mg the TBLB·CLASSIFIBD
TRUCK DRIVERS FOUND 5/24: WORK· ADMIN ASST Fash 11, JOB L. INB. . OC's first interactive tdc· Wou/d YOU like 8 fresh Start
Drive to ownlll so MAN'S TOOLS vie Pff nex, varied duties, Exciting opportunity available for fun-loving down, SO. 78 per mlf• • Brlstol & J l'trpporr-Jtrot ap · "
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5530 5530
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30Hot dnnlt
32 Gray matter
33Gambllng
game
34 An aneslhehc
36 Olreclor
Peciunpah
17 A11 """ ammo 40 Kt1cnen hert>
41Fame
46 Pulled ahead of
48-Han
50 Holy oty ol
Islam
51 Toron10 -
Leafs
52 Farm animab.
53 Mil truanl
54 Dried·up
~5Hemngs
COUStn
56 Arr poflulion
!> 7 Pool Povn<l
58 Close by
59 Shldled
toge I her
62 Lync1s1
GerShwin
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all mllHI Tractor own· Rd (Coco'•). Newport .,.. sm1 office. Mac, CALL 24 HOURS .entrepreneurial types.
•rshlp/3o-42 monlhsl e .. ch. 714-644-0693 Pagemaker. 64~7600 Our company is experiencing phenomenal EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
S0.22 mlle driver payl --------•---------• Free of charge.
Average 1 o.ooo + •FOUND• •••AIRLINES••• •H ear actual employer's voices describing growth and our top reps are earning 6-figure mlles/monlh. Com-Red Fluffy Cat Now hiring entry level. . If ri ht f r s we ill fully pany driver po1ltlons. M a I e , po s 1 I b I y Cu1tomer Hrvlce/bag· available position. IOCOmeS. YOU are Q 0 U W
SERVICES 5533 SERVICES 5533 WANTED 5535
•-••-• EARN UP TO $700/ E.ASYWORKI
EXCELLENT PAYI
Assemble products SI
home. Call toll Ir•• 2 years minimum ex· dropped oH on Redhill gage handlet1, many e CaU often and hear about jobs as they train YOU and provide Complete Corporate
perlence. New Appl• ·In late March near other posltlons. $3()(). 1...-comc av~·Lablc. Ort Full time and part time positions
Please be aware tha1 WEEK. No expe1tence
1he listings in this cat· Part-1im1/Full time
egory may require you Process mongage re.-
10 call a 900 number f u n d s . To II I re o UnH Inc., 1·800-843-Harbor View HomH. $1000 wkly. Local or U<.: ... SUpp ·
8308 or 1-eoo-843· Approx •• 2 Y"· old. relocatlon. Appllcauon 673-JOBS 5627) available. Your success is important to us!
3384, Madison, South Pl•u• call Margaret & Info call 1-800-647· for lnte~iew _ Mr. Brantuk 014) 851-7768 Dakota. 873-4879 after 8pm. 7420 elCt. A241. L.----..;;. ____ .... ___ ..._ __
In which there Is a 1·800·776·3305
charge per minute.
1 ·8()().467 ·5566
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New
AUDI
NEWPORT AUTO CENTtll
H S E. Coast HlghWay, Htwp0rt Beach 67 ~·0900
CREVIER IMW Excellent selec11on ol new & can fully prepared BMW's
alw3ys in stock. S*s. Service. lwlnQ.
Edinger II 55 freeway, SanlJ Ma Auto Mall IS5-3171.
SAODlEIACK IMW
45 01llleld • Irvine 310·1200
STERLING MOTORS LTD.
~ BMW Dealer. Silts • StM« • leuk!o.
1 S.CO JMl\boree. Ntw?Of1 Be~ 640-6444
' SADDLE BACK
Sales
Leasing
Service
Parts
IR~NE AUTO . CENTER
1 •-131 ·3377 714·380· 1200
The Ultimate in
CUstomer Service .••
The Best Selection
the Best Seivice
and our. price
will convince you.
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CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
&Buick ·
Where There's ALWAYS
A Great Deal Going On.
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Sales • Service • Leasing
2600 Harbor Blvd. of Cars
Costa Mesa
540 .. 9100
CHEVROLET
CONNEll CHMOLET
Sales • Service • Leasing • PM1s
2828 H.wbor Blvd .. Cost MeSI 546·1200
CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH
ATW CHRYSlfR·l'lYMOUTH Come>tete Body Shoe> and StMce Sales. Setvlce, Pw·Open 6 Oays 2929 Hatbor Bl . Costa Mcu 3 ~
S of San ~ Frwy ott Hiltior Blvd 546·1934
HUNTINGTON IEACH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH
16661 Buch Bl • Hun!inglon Beach 6 Bll<.S So of 405 fwy U2-0631
N1TU cucec CHIYILH PLYMOUTH
IMne Auto Center
71 .... 72·7400
DODGE
AlW DOOGE
Cornplele Body Shop & Service Sites, Serltee. Pw·Open 6 Oays 2925A Hll1>or Blvd., Cost• Meu ~ ... 1 al SM 0..,. """Oii "-"' ... 546·1934
T\ITIU CLICK'S TUSTIN OOOGE 40 Auto Cer&er Oltve, Tusi.n 7l0-4600
TUTill CllCl( DODGE
40 Auto Center Dr. lrVlne 130·3318
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FORD
TUTTlt CUCK fOID TllUCI( 6 AUTO CINTll
llvlne Auto Center
714 .. 72·5400
HONDA
COSTA MESA HONDA
' Soulllem Ca&fcma's largtst Honda Dulen~p
2888 Hart>or Blvd .. C.M.• 436·5050
RAY FLADHOE HONDA
Salts • StNlce • Lw.ino • Pw • Body Repair 1mne Auto Center 714·130. 7 600
HONDA INFINITI
(714) 436-5050 (714) 241-1300
Both located :a 2888 Harbor Bl\'d.
MITSUBISID
2833 H:irbor Blvd.
. (714) 545-1700 (Q) (j\) }.. ...
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COLLISION
1399 Logan Ave.
(714) 549-8755
HYUNDAI
HUNTINGTON MACH HYUNDAI
16661 -.Och llvd
Hunllnoton leoch
(6 blU 10 of 405 frwy) • 142.06)1
LONGPIU HYUNDAI
13600 Beach Blvd., Wt~ster
.Ml So. of 22 Fwy. • 714-192-"'51
INFINITI
Coata Meto lnnnltl
Salts • Ltuing • Smtc• 2&81 Hart>or Blvd. Costa _,
~ Wt S CIC ~OS Fwy 714'241-1)00
ISUZU
IOVTM COUNTY !Im • 1o 1Vn11er 1 ~ Rodeo 0.lltr USA 18111 Btldl Blvd , Hl.142·2000
IAY •W>Etof l$UlU
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20IO fflftlOr ""° . c-. Yea "2.00•0
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LEXUS OF WESTMINSlER
In the Heart of Orange County
Available for lmmedii!e De' •tr;'
22 f al 8e;ith Blvd 7UJl92·6906; 213/566·3111
LEXUS OF
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* GREAT SELECTION * * Im.mediate Delivery *
LS 400 • ES 300
SC 400 • SC 300
SEE THE ALL NEW
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13590 Bc2ch Blvd, WcstmJnster
Beach Blvd at 22 Freeway
714/892-6906
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LINCOLN/MERCURY
HACH llNCOlN·MERCURY
16300 Bneh Bl . Hunl!OQ1on Buch
3 Bloctcs So 01 SM!~ f'lflf 141-7739
COSTA MUA LINCOLN MERCURY
Siles. StMCe & Lmtno 2626 Hart>or Blvd , Costa Mesi 71 4154.0-5630
RAY flADUOE LINCOlN·MERCUllY
Salts • SeMct • Lmino • Parts • Body Rel*' 1Mne ~ Ctn:er 714·130-7000
MERCEDES
FUTCHER JONES MOTOR CAAS
1301 ~ StrMt. Newport Bt1th
133·9JOO
MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS
21701 ~gvtnlt Pat1twa1, MiulOl'I Vie,o
714·364· 1700
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MITSUBISHI
COSlA MESA MITSUBISHI
2833 IUrtlOr S:vd
·~er t.ew Qt.fie•~ p·
714·545·1700
TUml CUCI( MITSUllSHI
Irvine Auto Center
714·472·7400
NISSAN
TUrrLE CLICK NISSAN
Jo!'Vl l~'I Flttt IJ~r
2845 tUt!lor B •Cl Ccsu J.'e~
540-6410
PONTIAC
LONGPRE PO"'ltAC
1350'.l Be1t~: .~ M~lm s•er
.'vst So GI n r.,,.,
(714) 192·6651
SUBARU
l UTILE CllCl('S JUSTIN SUWU
~ll A.r.o Cer-er Or T 11W1
73().4600
SUZUKI
LONGPRE SUZUIO 13600 encl\ lll•d VitsllT! ttr •
J;iS1 So 01 22 f If'/
(714) 192-6651
TOYOTA
TOYOTA Of COSJA MESA
1956 Hatll« Blvd , COSU Mtsa
722·2000 ........
VOLKSWAGEN
RAY Fl.AOUOE VOLKSWAGEN
Salts • Leu.no • St" ~e • Pw • Body Repu '-
.,., ie A.,·~ Ctrcer 714·130-7300 '
SOlm4 COUNTY VOLICSWAGEN l•.r··titt 1 \'~ S. ts tn L"lt U SA
18711 Bmil Blvd ~°" Buth • 2-2000
South County
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FACTORY AUTHORIZED
SALES • SERVICE • PARTS
'AITS AND SIMCI OPIN SATUBAft MON·F .. 7AM·6:30 PM SATUINY t-4M
• W._,.ln 1.-.. Aftllable Now s"°" n. ,,,..,....,..,. ..,.,_ You ..,,I
MLCISION VIEJO IMPORTS
21711 MMperiet PbJ, M .... Vit;ll
(714) 3&4-1700
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NannlM 87WMI ::.:. °'o1nc:!~ = ::::::,~ ~ ~: .-:-!' ~ 11'60 ... otao1 .;.·.~ 80V ~ ... OI 71 .... N704. equipped U fl boM. ""* ••-1
notNnQ. Hlghellt b10o 71 ..... 1171 e 1 Aooord l>C 4 Cir, I MDCBANDISE --. "fJ4'47.,.... 1.a1.. lnilaia"• -. llll me. w.n, >Orll ••••••••I Be11n1 11ke new bunk· SPOITING 10·1 HMdbeck. Nwo. eonc1 11•.t00.
bed w~. oor.o GOODS IOl5 bonom, ~ S400 t»nM, 122-GIN
ANTIQUES IOlO deak & ward robe. Obo. 87 1 •82 4 Dt Accord, 5-apd,
1-------·1 11100 ObO. 17MM8 8•11 .... pd 11100, w/ A/C, AMll'M e1ereo B&elce aurtbd 8'4" 1130 .. .nachmenta, ~ POW!a BOATS cue. PIS, P/8, new •BUYING ITllll• Mttcycle ~!Mt. like nc. 1295. 5&We31 70 2 c lutc h, new uphol,
From 1eoo-1eeo. 1 pc new sso. Hotel l'M«V, I new111 ....!!'.!-~/pelnl I~ 10 enllre hOUM Pamptona. Spa&n, Juty ..... ,_ ....nd, lmmec
contents. Immediate 817 UOQlnC. 850-3304 TJCD?S 6075 'M Olaetren 1e fl aid, •Ho c ar. llU8T
cuh, top I . 873-8223 Custom ~ Aug/ lnbd/outbd, Volvo-~::T~Npt Bch.
p a d • g 0 r g • 0 u • 1 Eaglee Ticket 5129 Penla engine. Aaklng
APPLIANCES 8011 1 , "'' • 11 w . sac petfotmancle. Od eeatl ssooo. eait IMe-1117 --------• 13900. 76 .. 7159 1276.175-0874 H ' T,.._. F.B., S.F .. B11JllDAI IOI()
Frlgldare 22 cu ft tng ••ta ...... I Bronze• .....,.. atrea.and Newport •lip@ 1150 •••••••••I
y.Uow aid• by aid• w/ lncludlng 1· horMe by 2 ..... 3rd row can't mo. 1•t 12500 takH . 1MI XL QL lcemaker. 3 door• Houston, I' Ilona, .,,. UM, must Hiii Skip ...... 1ae
S20Q obo. 850-&e08 gala, awana, 8' nude 538-3771 pp 5-apd, 30 mpg, 100K
Whlrlpool waaher & -by MorMu, 18 more ~•n BOATS 7014 ml, xlt cond, blue.
elec dryer. $300/Mt. am.it & large. China •• .. •••••••• ....-~00•8'~':9'9"• FI Id I e g .. dry., curio cabinet•. fem I• -14J $;go. C~I 723-0588. ' atand1, coffH labl••· GAJULGE SALES 1 e• trallerabl• fttMr· 4 t
legal Ivory lncJudlng glau w/cuddy cabin. --------netaulcea, 3' Ivory King Owner anxJoua 11250/ 1.,.11,.. a 105 Fl.JRNITURE 6014 & au .. n. chartota, 3' oao. •78-3038 av ~ •
tualca, IVory boat•, etc. BALBOA ••••••••I Aah boWla, palnUnga, 30' Cllpper Marine •
,,., ....
tM ......... J ennr Lind Crib brown, In perfect
condition $75.
allver, lap!a, turquolae, PENINSULA 1107 Lo a d ed w/ many M • twPe 2+2. Thia
25 plecH carved jade, l"iiiiii•iiiiiiiiiii•••I extru 17600. Muet Is your red sport• earl
200 -•d Ch'---1• ... 11 71 4 721•tt12 New paint. b&eck Int. year "" "--.luet Gotta H.ve ltl S15,000 01><> or trade? MC...,_......,.. ____ •_ s199 l:rilr..~~ ..................................................... 11].i.!!! T.-DtlC ...................................................... ·~ day• 642-4321 • 303 evea. 662-3428 armolrH, 8 cabinet•. ·•et we Got 111 cWllC 16io61153 84&-8831 old clock9, bar, very 11·---a 11 R -~ed 2 NEW twin mattreHH, ornate Loula Xv fu~ SAT, May 28th •21 ... ~ e •·-·
S40 each. Perfect for lure Incl mirror & con· 330 E Balboa BIVd. Extru. Xlnt cond, W/ --------bunk beds. 673-3402 aole, m•ft & ladle• allp, great day/Wtcndr. nrm• 1110 -· $7000/0lto 875-2927 "-6' Green/beige atrlpe deak, Bombay cat* COION'• •••••••• aofa 2 mo old. Sml rip neta. •Ilk ruge. SAT/ A •---------'87 W I ... 4 In back $225 721-8654 SUN 1()-4, 1240 Logan DEL MAit 8122 -·••ua SUPS , ..... , .. x • 8
#I, CM. 722·5552 l:;&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m.n&\.UU• cyt, pwr eteering, 88K Anlq French armolre, -,,.,...,..,,...,.,.,......,.,...-~_,,,I• DOC•r 1 7022 ml, Nna auper. i66oo.
beveled mlrr door • MOVING. New 15-apd MOVING SA.LIE .IW Aak fOf' Rich. 780-0118
40"w • 58"h, perfect mtn bike $75. New Everything must gol
cond $1500. 759-7659 Sealy qn IMd, stereo Weber'• aurfboard, 40'-50' l•ll Only
Beige 2pc aola/plllows, equip, Playboy maga-piano, mlac. SAT M, 145<> Bal laland. CIOH NISSAN
4 game chra. blue w/ zlnea, weight bench & 7oe Femleaf to ... 752·2881 iiiiiiiiiii••iiiiiiiiii
1150
malch ottoman, game wghta, misc. 548-4426 SATURDAY Ml Excellent toe nr Ferry. '78 280 Z red, 4-apd,
Ible & 4 brown lthr Powermatlo lnduattlal 40' +, on-1hor• bath 8cyc, good cond, new
chra. Twn bdrm Ht w/ cabinetry toola, table 4518 Dorchealer facllllllH. Pvt partllng tlrea, recent tuneup.
•prda, lawn furn. aaw, Joiner, combine· Cameo Highland• avl. 723-45e7 $1700/obO. 435--0508 64&-5558 or 975-1155 lion dlaclb•lt $5000.
Blk Hallan lacquer . pgr 587-6784 •·C-O_S_T_A---~r-.-6-1_2_4 •E xcellent private --------
5-pc bdrm HI, only 8 ~ Npt dock apace avail OLDSMOBILE 1155 moa old. Movlng-mual SUNQUEST•WOLFF for rent, up to 50 Ft. iiiiiiiiililiiiiiilliiiiiiliiiiiiiiii
aell. 52500. 722.0559 TANNING BEDS •MOVING••••• Great price. 641).4442
BRASS BED, On az,
w/flrm ortho matt Ht.
never uaed. boxed.
Coal seso, must .. n
S250 CHh. 774-6500
New commercial-_. home unit• from Lola of houHhold LIVE ABOARD IN N81 s 1 IUI. o o. Lamp•· Item a & clothH. Sat 7· Sllp to 50 ft In aafe, Lotlons-AcceHorlH. 3, 3102 Mace St.#A protected marina. All
Monthly payment• (Harbor & NU1meg) laclllllH. $14/ft. 831-8480
•et OLDS
CutlH Cal•I• Quad 4
18,215 ml, mint cond
$8,500/0fr 644-6046
low•• S18.00 Movlngl Furn, haehld,
Bunk bed: L-ahape, wht Call todayl FREE Conalgnmenl clotheal•••••••••IPONTIAC 9170
tube frame, almoat NEW & morell SaVSun 9-31 AUTOMOBILES iiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiii new.~S250. 759-7635 color catalog 210 16th Pl-In alley
DAYB .. D htlb 1-800-462·9197 74 Ftreblrd AT 350, PS, "" w raaa, Terrific Gar alie PB AC Rally whla,
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LEASE FOR ONLY
Md s... • .., tar,. -°'*"'..a -Talll '*"'" -.., • .,...._ sno 11 c., led ........ M2l6 ..... al,,,_ 147'1• .... °" _..,.,.., oedl .... °" 11,000 ..... .,.. ,_a lie per"*'"-al 30.000,,.."" ,,_ ISNl«M14-~lttall
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llfl.S41111S1n com~lele N w/lrUndl•.: --------Sale I Furn, clolhH, 1---------1 rune attong. Nd• paint ~::. 8is50~v:ua~• .. ,j OFFICE children'• toya, bllc•• BMW 9030 $750 obo. 831·7149 FURNITURE & & morell SAT 8-31 8881=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Alllll l'rice ................. SZ1.211
s,.cl•l "9. DllCNlll ...... ·S1fll ::r..r~···-.. -· .... "·· .. ·-·--··············-····-.... m .a1•
$250 cash. 774-6500 Peace Pl, nr SC Plza 1• --------s,.dll.._Disalll .... ·$1711 T. ROelNI DtlC ......................................................... ,002
Muat Sell! Cherry 7 pc. EQUIPMENT 6047 85 3181 Mint cond Ilk• VANS
Rice Poster bedroom new lo ml 5 apd, 9225
$1980 Matching TV i... NEWPORT 1te reo anrf pwr Amolr avall. Formal c-oN COPIER w/ 111:.169 wndwa, new Urea
Cherry On Anne Din-atorag• cabinet, BEACH v $6500. 721-4052
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77 Dodge ~ ton
maxlvan, auto, 400 cu
In V8, tow pckg, PS, PB, converalon. $1000
firm. 831·7149
T ........ 111.-............ ·SZll YOUR
NET PRIC ;::$2 2,372
Ing rm & Uvtng Rm wori<a well $225 obo. liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
make offer, 3 pea 642-3426 JUNK, TRUSURIEa,1---------
tea1her aofa, love, chr white dreuer, clothH DATSUN 9060
$1650 OBO 895-6046 (party dreHea.) Fri 2·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Oak bunk bed• W/draw· PETS. 7. Sat 10-2, 119 Via '80 280ZX Annlvef --------
•r• $200. Dining tbl & ANIMALS 6049 Nice, Udo lal• ed. XLNT COND AC VOLVO 9230
4 chra SSO. 723-1413 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s-apd, pwr evf""hng, liil•••••llili Ping pong table, Cro-•,. Southweatern atyle ADOPT-A-PET quet Ht. deaka, ahop •t•r•o case, maga. 78 242 DL Wegon Xlnt
coffH table & end toola, akatH, baby Muat •HI l-owner, palnl/lnt 4 apd Gd table, glue topa, $75 Every Sat & Sun at car Hat, dbl baby garaged, 82K orig mt cond 11100 Obo.'
both firm. 642·5321 PETSMART, Fountain atroller, ctothH & $2900. 545-2008 mag 831·7149
MERCHANDISE
M ISC. 6015
Jennr Lind Crib brown, perfect condl·
tlon $75.
day• 642-4321 x 303
evH. 862·3426
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Valley. Pupplea, kit· much more ll SAT/ ten• and more, ell 1---------looklng for lovlng. cat· SUN 7aml 811 Cllff Or FIAT 9070 -V-O-,-.~-A-G-.-.,-,-2-3-5
Ing homH. CALL 241· '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WW"' ,;on ----------0317 for more Info. I••••••••••• '89 Probe LX 5-apd, , FREE DOGI TRANSPORTATION dk gray, pwr brak•a/ .. vw aua. good ateerg/locka/mlrrora, condltlon. blue, 11000
e xtended warr, xJnt firm. MS-Soe3 Shepherd/Doberman I••••••••• mix, ahort·halr, 80 Iba. cond, orig onr, cua Lovea to play. 18 moa 1---------old. Plaas• call after BOATS 7011
8:00 p.m. 845-9122 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
etereo. crulH, tilt wtil, -MIS--C--.UT-0-9-2-4-5 AC. $-4900. 989-8838 • A
~FRB• KITTRNS~ 20' Duffy Elec $11,495•---------
to lovlng homH. Looka/Nn• new. Fully GMC 9081
Pleue contact Usa at conven,c:t, vwy lo hr•· l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
650-1404. Nwprt Bch &42-8879 88.GMC Sierra S ·t•
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