HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-07-28 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • •
Thursday, July 28, 1994
Surf's up and it's :i~' 'l
time to hang 10
\'\ ith the 0 P
pro dudes, or say
you did, and sit on the
beach. Perfect weather for it
after a fow morning clouds.
See Weather, Page A2
Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Aw,1rd for 1993
·Assemblymen · want to keep El Toro open
•
~ Ferguson joins fell ow
legislator in launching
campaign to retain Marine
base. Newport officials,
who want an airport there,
say the effort is fru itless.
erans who claim El Toro is vital to
the nation's security, launched a
letter-writing campaign Wednes-
day in support of keeping the base
open.
The assemblymen sent the letter
to more than 100 local veterans
groups, from the American Legion
to the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
"As veterans, it is incumbent
upon us to write to the secretary Bv DAVID H EITZ, STAFF Wr.nn
NEWPORT DEACH -As-
semblymen Gil Ferguson and
Mickey Conroy, both Marine vet·
· of defense, urging El Toro be
saved," states the letter, which is
signed by both assemblymen. "Ev-
erything we've experienced and ev-
The
art 01
education
Newport Harbor's
new principal likes
to bring the real
world into the
classroom
· Bv Russ LoAR, SrAFF Wuna
S he paints impressionisti c
landscapes, i.he plays the
clarinet and the oboe,
and she just happens to be the
new principal of the school
district's oldest high school -
Newport l larbor High.
Donnie Maspcro, 51, one of
thn:e new high school
principals coming to
Newport-Mesa Unified School
Di!.irict in September, is a true
'bclic\cr in the value of the fine
arts in public education.
While a Spanish major at UC
Santa Barbara, Maspero played
in the band and orchestra.
Though she doesn't play the
woodwinds much anymore, she
still likes to dabble in oils.
"I'm not very good at
painting," she said, "l just
enjoy it. When l go to an art
museum it maJ...es the
experience more fasc ina ting."
erything we know, after servin g in
World War II , Korea and Viet·
nam, and observing the apparent
permanent reality of international
conflict and threats to America's
security, tells us that the proposed
closure of El Toro is a tragic mis-
take."
Officials in Newport Beach -
including Assistant City Manager
Ken Oelino, a Vietnam Marine
vetc;ran himself -immediately
took issue with the assemblymen.
They said closure of the base
was a long, thoughtful decbion
made by th e Department of De-
fense and ullim:ucly approved by
Congress.
Delino, who was hired by the
ci ty in 1982 and told to find a way
to get a commercial airport built
at El Toro, called Ferguson's and
Conroy's effort "fruitless."
"The reason why El Toro was
closed . was because its ability to
perform its mission was badly de-
creasing," he said.
Ferguson, a Newport Beach Re-
publican running for state Sen.
Marian Bergeson's seat, said he
She is a staunch def ender of
the arts as a tool to make all of
education more fascinating for
students, especially for those
who show little interest in
traditional core subjects. But
fine arts are among the first
public school programs to be
jettisoned during tough
See PRINCIPAL/Pa1e A 12
~Luc .\lAkns. DAILY rtLOT
Bonnie Maspero p lans to blend academic and career education at Newport Harbor High.
doesn't undcn.tand how El Toro
ever got on the b;i<;e do:.ure list in
the fir~t place.
"Mickey Conroy :ind I ... be-
cause we were Marines ... \\e
simply never accepted or believed,
based on "hat's going on with na-
tional defense, that El Toro \\OUld
ever be closed," he said.
Ferguson and Conroy, a Re-
publican from Orange, both sit on
the state's Dase Closure T:isk
Force.
Dased on informati on the\ 're
privy to because of their in\oi\'C·
ment in the ta::.k force. they claim
the federal government doesn't
ha~c enough money LO close El
Toro :inrn nv -a co~t thJt h.is
been cstfm~1icd ni. high as SI .6 bil-
lion. . ·
• \\ e !..now thins'> that perfiaps
other people don't kno\\," Fergu-
son s;iid. ·· l"herc is no money e'en
to close "do\\ n the Tustin ba!>e."
Congres~ diverted the base clo-
sure funds to the Federal Emer·
i;cncy M;rnugcment Agency, Fer-
\ ... USl/P_,. A.11
Newport resid.ents
asked . to be-on the . lookout ·for coyote
~Animal, which came
near toddler last week, •:ill
be destroyed when
it's captured.
n~ DAv10 111,1n, s•\rr "'F rr
UPPfR ~EWPORT 13A Y
Animal control C\pl!m huddled
Wc!dncsd.1y and dNu'>sed "'J)' of
cJpturing an J£grcss1vc CO)Otc that
apprnached a S:u.!:i Ana Heights
toddler bst \\C.!k.
"lf \\I! h~l\e l problem :ind
there's pcopk 's s.ili:ty imohcJ,
we've got to Jo something," said
U1d;. Lem Jl. l.-:1;1 supCl\l~Or r~ir
the U.S. Fish :nd Wildlife Sel'\icc.
Zembal said the CO\otc. "l1i~h
:ilkgcdly came "ithin t;,e fret or :.i
~-)·car-ulJ ~1,ho \\JS pla)ing in hb
yard, app:irently doe1;n't ha'c t'1e
111hcrcnt tc~1r of people \\ hkh IS
ch:ir:idcri,:1:: of the sp1.: k~. "Co)·
01c ha-.::: natural fc:ir-. -the~ ·re
onst:intl) d0Jgi11g c:ir:. :rnJ J...1ds
\\ho thro'' 10 .. ~ ...
He speculated th~t someone is
regulJrly feeding Lhe CO) utc in
question. causing it to \\Jtrn up lo
hum:rn::.. "'If thh :inim~I ha'> easy
loud ar:d pcopl.! :ire pro•id1ng him
\\Ith ic, he'll begin to iJi:ntif~ peo-
ple with fooJ and \\C Jon't \\Jilt
that to happen."
St.it~ Fi h and Garn:: are.i m:in-
.. .;er Tm~ Kell} ~J:d the re idcncc
on "hich the !:ianta An.i Heights
inciJ...:nt occurred h:irbor!I small
live tod; su h ns r .. bb1ts :.inU ·d1ick-
cns -fa:it food fur a hungry co)·
Ole.
Qomc~ue :mirn:ils al o are c:h~
prey, Kdl) ':iid
SH COYOTE /Page A 12
Pain, anxiety part of
daily Iii e I or Hubers
.. Delays in getting
Denise's body released for
burial are disconcerting.
lh TIX.\ IlOllG..\TT\, Sr.ur \\ urra
COS rA ~IE.SA -It's h.:i:n
nearly two week!. i.inc: JUthor111c'
discuvcrcd Dcni~i: l lubcr\ boJ,.,
and f ,r the fanuh·. the d.t\!>. h.J\·I!
been fille d \\ith p:iin and ;ut\1.:t\.
In betwi:rn tidJmg a daily bar-
rage of phone c.ill.; from friend:..
famil\", :iuthort11c-. and the media.
lone ·and Dennt!I I lubci hJ\'C been
planning bun al !ICI'\ 1cci. for ti i:ir
23-yc:ir-~ld daughter,· "ho's bod}
\\:lS found i.tuffed into a frccz.:r
th::it was stored in a rental tru1.k
parJ...ed outside murder suspl!d
J,"l•n l·:1111JI 10' home m Aiizon:.i.
The ongoin..! m'.::111g:ition 1111~
h .. r dcJtll h.1~ .ilrcad' lJU,cJ the 1 :11111!~ 10 ~h:.ins~ :'1::-dat.: '-'1 the
~.:l'\i .:. n.c. ~nJ on I u:::~d:n.
auth rill :c kph n ..! the famiiy ,:i, 1n~ n i;crond medic f l!xamin:.i·
tion -m:\ ck!.' ih~ sdcn~c of
I lub.:r\ l><.'d~ ~c·t .1garn.
· It':. 11l·\;n p:ctt) h.trd," Ione
Huber .;:iid \\ ednt d:n. ~1111 un-
'ure :.ibout the ~tatus 1lf th.: mcci-
\;nl e\aminatrons. "I ''a" prell)
~II c' ::J out • lier . I hc:.ird that
flue~day) \\'c\c g 1 ~o m•10>
pcop!c 'ho :ire m:ikmg plans to
:Ht~ nd, :md nob dy re311) kno""
"hnt lo do It'" kinJ of upsetting
\\hen ~l u'rc ti') ing 10 taJ...c care of
See HUllRS/P•t• A12.
INSIDI Night sounds and Castaway the cat part or Tongan adventure
Biii time ltttle Laaguers
Dream T e.ims have been one of the
staples for the Daily PiJot's sports
department o"er the years, and today we
unvcll the newest, and perhaps the best of
;ill -the Daily Pilot Little League Dream
Team, a tribute to our youngsters in Costa
MC)<l, Corona del Mar and Newport Beach.
Sec Sports, Pages B1 and 82.
INDIX
Around Town ...... A6
Best Buys ............. Al
Cityside ............... Al
Cl.nsit'ied ............. 86
Community Forum .. A 10
Society ................ A8
Sports ................... 81
Weekend ..... : ...... C1 .... .. ~.,~o" ., ........ ,.... ............
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Editor's note: lJnrbic Luduiisr, Jl,
grew up in Nc»pot;I Hench and attended
Corona.de/ Mnr lllgh. She Dnd hu
husband, P:iul, arc on a year-Jong,
around-the-world trip. U'/13t follows Js n
monthly dlsp~trh.
Bv BA.llBJE Lunovase,
SPIClAI. TO Tiit DAILY rrL(IT
YAKAEITU ISLAND, Tonga -\\ c
were a liule 90 edge, though thnt w~1s
understandable. Camping under a full
moon, beside some poor soul's grave,
on nn island uninhabited save fo r some
noloriously ill-tempered pigs.
The drone of mosquitoes outside our
tent sounded like n ncvcr-endmg test of
the emergency broadcast s)·stcm. In the
trees above, resident flying foxes
Oapped their tcrad::ictyl-like "ings,
whhop, whhop, whl1op.
Jr5'-no wonder the screams spooked
us.
"\Vhot was th:.in Neither of us had
an answer, though naturally I had my
theories: Psycho murderer on the loo.;c
... wild pigs gone berserk •.. gho ts
aone a·haunling •.. We were c3mpin~
10 yards from the 1r1vc of a German
who tried 10 settle lhis island 50 )ears
·~· Perhaps he didn't appreciate
VllllOn.
We had come to Vakaeitu, 1 speck in
Tonp'a 170-iihand kinadom. with tt(e
aid of Americans La~ and Sheri
Schneider. The S<:hnc1den live ~ thcso
Barbie Ludovise looks over the bay on Vakeaitu Island, Tonga.
quiet waters aboard their 35-foot
"ooden ketch, Quccqucg. They offered
to sail us out to a deserted i~lund '° we
could play Robinson Carusos. Their
17-ycar-old nephew, Del, vi~iting for the
summer from Wai.hington state. join~d
u~ in the expedition:
It wasn't like ~c planned tu camp
beside a burial site; we had few option •
Ukc most islands in l'onga, Yakacitu ''
covered In junalc·hkc vcacmion. It's
tough enough to walk without :tripping,
much Jc) finJ enough open p:icc for a
camp 'itc. Fortunately. though the
German ~culcr di~tn't la l. the cement
found01tion of his house diJ . Using p:alm
fronds ~' brooms, we swept the lab
cleim :ind Kt up our tent.
Del •u thcred COCQnut hu~ks for a
c:impfir1.:. We liced arccn be n ,
cgpl:int :md carrots to liven up our
rowJcrw minc1trunc IOup. We Ile our
dinner from plastic mup. usina
• drHtwuoJ as a table. Up m'C, the
Southern Cro~' l\\tnldcJ into 'ie"·
It \\,l) J •ot~\.·ous night. 1 he moon
c:i't a i.ihi:n -.he ·n ncrus~ the water,
st:irs 'hol u:m ' the '"'~· One hunu1 '-d
):.HJ , llff~lhHC. Qucc,1ucs. at nnehor,
gently rnckcd "Ith the incoming tide.
\\'c h.1\C t ccn fortunate to meel
m 111~ 101 re~tin~ r nplc on this trip, the
S .. 11 le idcr included. 1 he:\ m:tkc bo3t
1.J...h, ne for :i h\in,i!. mc3nmg they ;ue
hin:d to i.ail '-Hhcrs' bo:it!> O\er long,
often diflicull p;.l'':igcs. Bul it'i. aboard
Ouccqu~g lh:\I they arc mo't at home ,
Quccquc~·:. n sailor·~ hip. :i )'UCht
th::n\ 3n)tlun,; but !i.nOOt,. Uuilt 63
)"3' :igo in Nc,\port Bench. he has no
rcf 111;cr ... tion, no 'howcr. no toilet, no rv She offer" a log cabtn-llt)·lc of
h\tng, Jnd th:it'!i ho" the $1.;hneidcrs
hkc 1t. lltc) pent more than a year,
\J<Orking 10 10 12 hour' a da).
rebuilding her. Every inch rcOccts their
dedication in doing things ri~ht.
Any mention o( the Schnc1dcn and
Ouccqucg, hO\\C\Cr, has to indude
C:i tn' ny the t".1t. Be's the cuddly arey
fluflball \\ho curls up in his specially
J c igncd cut hammock when the 11ilin1
gets rough. He'' the Celine •ho every t0
often aocs ovcrbpard v.-hen his late
niaht crazed-cat antics att 1 bit oul of
hand. No worries. thOuih. Clslaway
taught himtelf how 10 climb back
;aboard. But bKk lo the ...,. ... ..... ,.. .
0 Thursday, July 28, 1994 Newport Beach/Costa M-Dally Piiot
'· LOCALS ONLY
C ITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 540-1224, ext. 361
Now available on
video: Your old
family movies
PILOT NOPl.la DOLO-ANDlnoN, IUI WOODARD AND IAllA WOODARD
I ' f : ' r • :
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I F YOU'VE ALWAYS wanted to
co nvert old family movies into video
form, now's a great time to do it. A
Perfect Video (646-2094) on East 17th
· Street in Costa Mesa is offering a 10%
di!>count on its services for one month.
A Perfect Video rents projectors for
$20 a day, so you can preview the film,
Best
Buys
and for conversion
costs ..: it's $35 for
the first 400 feet of
film and $6 for each
addi1ional 100 feet.
For additional tapes,
the cost is S7.50 for
each 60 minutes.
Owner Reed
Swiderski's motto is
"we can beat any
price," and most
services can be done
in one day.
Swiderski says if
you'd like music
duped into your movie, you can bring in
J tape or CD.
0
• THE ATRIUM COURT at Fashion
hland opened a great store recently,
na lideaux (640-1233), which is located
.. on 1he third level and specializes in
cu'ltom handcrafted furniture.
Custom furn iture is available in pine
nr alder and there's a nice selection of
$lipcovered sofas, pillows, iron lamps,
• dining tables and vintage items,
including mirrors, fabrics and wall
" hanging<;.
For special orders there are catalogs
of furnjture pieces and the sofas are
available in down or synthetic fill.
0
• U YOU LOVE beautiful sheets and
~ linen'>, and you're not shopping on a
• hudgct, Between The Sheets (640-2929),
located on the third level of the Atrium
Coun in Fashion Island, really does
h.1ve the be!>t selection of European
hnc n.,, robes, bathroom accessories and
children·~ linens.
LJ<;t week, J overheard that Oprah
Winfrey is their best customer and,
judging by the prices and her success. I
.. hclievc 1t.
0
• ff YOU'RE LOOKING for a "perfect
\C t of encyclopedias" The Friends of
the Newport Beach Library Used
Bookstore has several sets for sale.
Encyclopedia sets include: a
bicent ennial edition of World Book for
S 190 -22 volumes; a 1989 Book of
Knowledge for $1 70; a 1988
.• I-nc)clopedia Americana for S250.
Oth er sets are also available. The
book'>tore is located in the front of the
new lib rary at 1000 Avocado St. in
~n ... pon Beach.
0
'YOl '\ E GOT A good excuse to break
nut }'Ou r Nordstrom charge card as
-..:tird'>trom at South Coast Plaza is
h;l\ 1ng an ann iversary sale on clothing,
.. hoc<. nnd acces<;ories.
I hl ~h ildren's hoe department on
1111 thircl level is havin~ a big clearance
•.tit I he sale continues through Aug.
0
lh.'\I Huys appears Thursdays and
1'11turd1t)s. Whether you're a merchant
or a \hopper, Ir you know or a good buy
('all me at 540-1224, ru me at 646-4170
''' "rile.' to me: Best Buys, Dally Pilot,
:\ W \.\.. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif.
1f1<127 .
Tiit ~EwroRT 8~:;.AC'll • C'Ob'TA MESA
THEY ARI
Three generation:, of tap dancers
who take t:.ip classes together at
Coastli ne Community College .
Anderson (who says she is
60·somcthin g), and her daughter
Woodard, 46, have been taking classes
off and on for eight years at th e
college. In February, Woodard's
daughter Sara, 15, also signed up for
tap lessons. Ander:,o n is in Tap II with
Woodard :.111d in Tap I with Sara.
"It 's rc:1lly good exercise," Anderson
said. "I IO\C dancing to the rhythm of
the music.''
THE FIRST STEP
Anderson, who lives in Costn Mesa,
said she took her daughter when she
was 4 years old to tap dancing lessons
at Dorothy Joe's Dance Studio in
Corona cJet Mar.
Woodard took lessons foi abou! a
• year, but quit because she said she
hated to practice. Then the studio
closed. •
"Now I wish I would1ve continued
because my girlfriend went on to
become a professional dancer,"
Woodard said.
Years later, Woodard decided she
wanted to start dancing again ;ifter
seeing the musical "42nd Street" in Los
Angeles. She found out from a friend
that Dorothy Joe was going to be
instructing again in the area -this
time at Coastline Community College.
She immediately signed up, and
· Anderson joined her ..
Today, Woodard says she doesn't
mind practicing her routines.
"1 love it. I'd do it every day of the
week if I could."
ALL IN THI FAMILY
Sara has actu:illy been tap dancing
since she was 6. "I liked it so much that
1 would dance around the house."
But when Sara left Costa Mesa High
School last fall to be home schooled by
her mother, there weren't any tap
classes available in the community for
teenagers. So her mother successfully
sought permission to enroll Sara in the
adult tap classes at Coastline.
The three performed together in a
June recital featuring the college's tap
classes.
Sara said she enjoyed dancing with
her grandmother in the recital.
"It was fun ," she said.
LAST DANCI
Unfortunately, the June recital may
CITYllDI
Christopher Cox wins aw•rd Man eludes police after robbery
U.S. Rcpresenlative Christopher Cox was named a
rccipie'in of the food dbtribu tion industry's 1994
Thomas Jcffcr~on Awa rd, ''hich honors members of
Congress ''ho support the principles of free
enterprise.
The Thomas Jcffw.on Award is sponsored by the
N.itional-Amcric.111 \\ holei.ale Grocers' Association/
Inte rn ational f ood::.crvice Distributors Association. It is
awa rd ed to member~ of the House of Representatives
who have a vot ing record demonstrating consistent
t.upport for sound fisc:1I policy, minimal government
regulation, Cree trade Jnd other Jeffersonian principles
or government. '
Cox represents District -17, which includes most of
Newport Beach.
-By the D:illy Pilot
A man believed to be in his 50s robbed the Bank of
America branch on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa
Tuesday, police said.
The man approached a bank teller shortly before 4 p.m.
and handed her a note.
"He said he had a gun, although the we:ipon wasn't
actually seen," said police Sgt. George Wilson.
Wilson said the teller put an undisclosed amount of money
into a b:ig, and the man left. He was last seen running north
on Harbor Boulevard.
"We had a lot of officers out there ch:ising him, but we
couldn't find him," Wilson said. "We had our officers out
there searching the area for more than an hour."
The suspect was described as Latino, about 6-feel tall and
of medium build. He was wearing a blue shirt and blue
baseball cap.
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SIZE SWELL
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1fter mornlna low clouds. ' ..
•
have been the tap-dancing trio's Inst
performance together. Sara plans to
return to high school in the fall and will
be unable to continue her tap classes at
the college.
But she said she will try to keep her
tap skills honed on her own.
· "I like to make up my own dances so
I want to try to do that right now," she
said.
Anderson, meanwhile," ill continue
her tap dance classes at the college.
''1'11 dance until I can't dance
anymore. l lopefully 1'11 be able to
dance then for the rest of my life."
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Ease: Commerci~I burglary.
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Boulnard: Comn1erdol
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1 100 blCKk of Meyers Pio«:
Residential burglary.
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Petty theft.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, July 28, 1994 Aa
Good view or Bay Club expansion should be universal ••
T hough I have never
been a member in good
standing of the Balboa
Bay Club, I have been
on the periphery or the
place since it opened 46 years ago.
The father or a 'girl I had dated
was one or the founders or the
Bay Club so I got to go to the
opening·night party.
A bash-and-a-half it was. My
most vivid memory of th e evening
was the lineup of slot machines
against the walls in the bar.
Beginning about 1970, we visited
there a lot because my parents
had moved into No. 114 or the
Terrace apartments.·
They loved living th.ere and
cherished the friendships they
made. They both suff ercd
ultimately fatal strokes there.
So my emotional attachments to\
the club arc deep. But not deep
enough to prevent a couple of
fairly nasty Fred Columns when
the Club floated its $50 million
expansion scheme three years ago
this month.
· That grandiose plan arrogantly
thumbed its nose at all the rest of
Newport Beach. lt was greedy,
ill-conceived, uncaring and utterly
sclr-ccruered. Even so, Newport's
Planning Commission said
"Whoopee" and gave it a green
light, 300·room hotel nnd all.
In its wisdom, the City Council
thumbed-down the plan, but only
by a 4-3 margin. Then-Mayor Phil
Sansone nnd Evelyn Hart,
Ruthelyn Plummer and Jean Watt
voted against the plan; John Cox,
John Hedges and current Mayor
Clarence Turner voted aye.
This week, the Bay Club came
to the City Council with a vastly
scaled-down plan and, as it should
have, won unanimous endorsement
or the concept. This really was no
great surprise.
Considering the parade of BBC
suppQrters who pleaded the case
before the council, a nay vote
would have been worse than a
vote against mom, apple pie and
the flag.
There was Phil Maurer, a
form er mayor. Bob Badham, a
fNll ....
On the
Coast
former
aS"Semblyman
and
congressman.
Mamie Van
Doren, a
former
Hollywood
Sex Symbol
(and still
pretty darn
symbolic!) .
The Chamber
of Commerce.
The Board of
Realtors.
While not
all the voices
were praiseful of the new
expansion plan, even the naysaye~
were mostly quite calm and
reasoned. What sparked the
detructors was BBC President
Dave Wooten's statement that the'
views of some residents up on the
hill are going to be better -but
some arc going to be worse.
The villain or the piece,
apparently, is the proposed new
athletic center, where the spas and
Two shops now accept used motor oil
Local residents who change
the motor oil in their cars
themselves can now take the
waste oil to two certified
collection centers.
Shops now accepting the oil
are the Pep Boys, 2946 Bristol
St., and Parnelti Jones, 1739
Superior Ave., both in Costa
Mesa.
The state Integrated Waste
Management Board established
more than 500 used motor oil
recycling centers throughout
California to provide locations
for people to turn in the motor
oil they drain out of their cars.
The Board certifies businesses
that agree to accept oil at no
charge and pay the 16·cent
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gallon of used oil received. The
state then reimburses the
businesses.
motor oil.
Each year, 50 million gallons
of used motor oil are improperly
disposed of in California,
polluting ground water, lakes,
rivers and the ocean.
The Board began the
collection center program to
decrease illegal dumping of used
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workout facilities will be. What
with all the gobbledygook of
Newport's arcane height-limit
stntutes, snid jock center will be
38, 35 or 30 feet high, or some or
each. Suffice to sny, it's going to
be higher than what's there now,
and therein lies the gripe.
You may think that hell hath no
fury greater than a woman
scorned, but do not overlook a
Southern Californian whose water
view is being diddled with. And
there's a bunch of them up on
Kings Road who believe they arc
in that category.
There was the good old boy who
ignored the council and spoke
directly to the Bay Club crowd:
"Why do you have to be greedy
and push these buildings up to the
skies like you did with the
apartments?" he lectured.
More on point, however, was
Ruth Reynolds, whose view is one
that would be diminished. "We're
so close to a win-win situation
here," she said, and asked the Bay
Club to give just a little more
thought to working out the view
situation with the affected
residents.
T he Bay Club has done a
remarkable job of scaling
down its expnnsion . It now
has a plan that fits the community
in both size nnd scope. It is a plan
that works all nround. The club's
Jeadership should be praised
indeed. They have come up with
what is almost a perfect plan, for
the Bay Club and for the city.
But this is a town where a wt11er
view is legal tender, and no
resident ~hould have to sacrifice to
make the plan work. One more
little modification and everybody
has that win -win deal Ruth
Reynolds is hoping for.
Well, almost. Now, about that
traffic signal that's going to clog
PCH traffic worse than ever ...
Fred Mttrtin's column 111as
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M Thursday, July 21, 1994 4~ewport ~ Mesa Daffy Pilot
VOLU••-Barnd tabs Wick a cana•lclllaa chief
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Discovery Shops arc the only
stores that arc owned and
operated by the American
Cancer Socic1y. Fun and
friendship arc just two or the
man)' bcnefils you'll rccci\fc ns
a OltCOVery Shop volunteer. No
special skills arc necessary, just
a desire to share your energy
and enlhusillJITI a few days a
month. For information, call
640-4777 between 10 a.m. and 5
p.m. ..... , .....
Easter Scala Society needs
volunteers for ongoing cleric:il
wq_rlc, help in proerams for
children with disabilities and
onc·limc volun1eers LO help
with special events. For
information, call 8J4.1111. .
lxdl••t• Clvll Chlltl
Alt•M Prev••tl•• . c •••• ,
Volunteer training sessions
for parental aides arc coming
up soon. Volunteers arc needed
b)' the Exchange Club Child
Abuse Prevention Center to
help families where an incident
of e~ild abuse has been
reported and a referral made by
the county. Parent aides work
with an "at risk" family for one
year, building a trusting
relationship which subsequently
enables the parent aide to
teach the family pnrenting,
communication sJcills and
problcm·50lving techniques.
Inquire about special training
sessions. The center nlso needs
volunteers to work with families
of high-risk children who ore
victims or parental drug
addiction. Spanish-speaking
volunteers and those with a
bnckground in the m~dical field
arc especially desired. For
information on either program,
call 722·1107.
,, ••• 4 ••• th•
Ce•t• Me .. Llllrery
The Friends or the Costa
Mesa Libr:iry, a support group
for the library, needs volunteers
to run book sales and staff the
book room ot the library for
selling or used books and
purchasing of new ones. The
library in general cnn usc1
volunteers with clerical skills
and those with n willingness or
the knowledge to help run
children's craft programs.
Drivers arc ncc~to help with
the books to the homebound
proiram. Also, chose interested
In volunlccring to help
adminlsicr the entire Friends
proaram are needed. Hours are
nclllb1e, including evenings and
weekends. For information, cnll
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BY llu11 Lo..u_ Sl'Arr Wann
NEWPORT·MESA -Superin·
tcndcnt Mac Bernd will recom·
mend local public relat ions profes-
sional Nadine Wilek for the new
position of school district director
of communications.
Bernd will make his recom-
mendation for the $51,000·a·year
job at Tuesday night's meeting of
the Newport·Mcsa Unified School
District board.
Wilek. a 43-year-old senior con-
sultant lo her husba nd 's Irvine
public relations firm, Thomas
Wilek Auociates, befan her public
relations career in 973 with the
Mission Viejo Co., where she
worked tor seven years as publicity
coordinator and publications edi·
tor.
Wilek said she will serve u a
communications liaison for the
community and school district cm·
ployees.
"I will be serving as a public in·
formation officer, but not as a
spokesperson for the superinten·
dent," Wilek said. "He does that
very well -he's a very good com-
municator."
Bernd, who completed his first
school year as superintendent of
the 17,500-student district after it
was scandalized by a nearly S4
million embezzlement, said admin-
ist rators will continue to be acces·
siblc to the press and the public.
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There are baraalns In earrings and
earring jackets Tn 14K with equally
low prices. Some silver jewelry as
low as $10.
We have wedding rtngs in yellow
DOid. white gold, two tone and even
tii-colof. Thne are end-lots of one of our former supplltrl who II no
longer manufacturing wedding rings.
Of course not alt sizes are available In Ill widths but come try. you may
be very lucky because these are
going to sell It below gold content costs, 3 MM to 12 MM Wide.
by
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Dr. Alissa S. Wald
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CONV'DtQINQ OPINIONS
Theit are some coknd gemstone -mn eome diamond rlnOJ lf1d we .,.. clollnQ out I Mne of ci In 14K nt thert are some roly good buys
One of 1he ~ special values '*'· 1YIHable It 1he Tent Sile being held Wt hlY8 more thin we can
It Wettcllff Court on Sllurday, July dllplay In 1he apace doUed to U1 tn
3001, 11 a large Hlection or nllUrll the tent so we've cotllcted '°'"' gemstone btld1. They come In Ill men pclal barQllnl lnlklt b alfrtrn co1or1 lf1d rqb. Some ltorl: Don't Piii up a chance to
hive gold btld ....... or CIMd chlCk out bit *" good -..:
Convergence excess Is lhe term lppljed
to an eye mlsalfQmlent condition wtieretJy
flt eyes c~erge to meet In lront ol lh4lf
lnlendfld near target As a resull, the
PIBOll wilh convergence excess may ll(perience Intermittent blu11ed or dOoble vision when Vlewlno neat objects or oyostraln alter prolonged near work
loarticu1111y at 1he end or lhe day). Onct this problem Is diagnosed, It can be
proPef1Y treated wllt1 ¥\slon lhefapy or tie presc~ of plus lenses '°' near viewing. These Ines Increase the locuslna dly
ol lie tyll Ind b'1ng h trnave forwrnf.
f\s a retult. lhl eyes relax to dNefve to a
ITIOfO comfortlbto poslllon.
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If you tttt tllt you °' a family member.
mlY iuffef from comer0ence ocesa.
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"A lot of people here are <•·
pable or speaking ror themselves,"
Bernd said, "and they're aoing to
continue to do 1ha1."
Wilek, a Corona dcl Mar rcsi-
den&, was amon& four candida&es
recommended to Bernd Crom 45
applicants who were mostly Crom
the media and communications
professions. The district' .. person·
ncl commission reviewed the ap·
plicants and a panel of media and
education professionals made final
se lections after conducting "per·
formance tests," which included
mock press conferences.
At Thomas Wilek Associates,
Nadine Wilek is a consultant on
education and health care, helping
to coordinate the annual health
care forecast conference held by
the UCI Graduate School of Man-
agement.
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Wilek helped coordinate the
Newpon-Mesa school district's
community forums and first-ever
education summit during the last
school year. She was hired by a
Pasadena consulting firm conduct·
ing a fund-raising feasibility study
for the district. The firm later de·
tcrmined the district should re·
build public trust before consider·
ing a major fund -raising Cj\rnpoi~n.
Wilek spent eight years doing
public relations and marketing
work for health care organizations
-including Saddlcback Memorial
Medical Center and Memorial
Health Services in Long Dench -
before marrying Thomas Wilek
and joining his public relations
firm in 1989. ·
At Newport-Mesa, Bernd. said
Wilek will establish a badly need-
ed internal communicalions net·
work for school district employees
in odditf<>n to promoting the
school district to the public.
''What Nadine is really here to
do is not to build up my image or
anybody else's," Bernd said.
"She's here to help us build up
our schools and get them into the
eye of the communi~y."
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TODAY ............ ..,
The Oranac County Chapter of
Women In Manaacmcnt will hold its
monthly dinner meeting at 6 p.m. at
the Sheraton Newport. Ouesi speaker
Kara lakkccs wlll 1pc11k on "Beyond
Pity and the Politically Correct:
Findln& the Positives in Denlina with
the Disabled." Cost is S2S for
members, $35 for guests. Advance
reservation required. Coll (310)
988-3100.
CMAMaH ••IAICIMT
The Business Development Division of
the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber or
Commerce is holding a Dusincss
Opportunity Breakfast beginning at
7:15 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport,
4545 MacArthur Blvd. Guest speaker
Gerry Foster will discuss "Personal
Marketing." Cost is $14 in advance or
$17 at the door ror members, and $17
ON THI TOWN
AaT
WAn••ALL WAn.WALL
Currently on display arc five new
images in print and original
warcrcolors or local scenes by Diane
Moon, and 11 new ''waterfall
waterwall" -a 6-foot stainless steel
sculpture that rotates 12 gallons of
water down o colored millnr mirror -
by Russell Jacques. He also gives
special weekend acrylic painting
demonstrations. Hours: 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. Wednesdays through Mondays.
The Gregory Golle7 of Art and
Design, 3406 Via Lido, Newport
Beach, 723-0887.
TUHDAY TALU AT NOON
Painter William Brice gives a free
lecture noon Tuesday. Newport
1-/:nbor Art Museum, 850 San
Clemente Drive, 759-1122.
HAITIAN A•T, DllCUlllONI
As part of its exhibit of original
paintings and tin art from various
Haitian artists through Aug. 13,
Timbuktu Folk and Tribal Art hosls
missionary Donald Prather discussing
his work with the children or Haiti at
7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Native Carine
Fabius discusses "The History or
Huitinn Art" from the time or
Columbus 10 present day 7:30 p.m.
Aug. 10. Donation to each discussion
is SS; RSVP. 1661 Superior Ave.,
Costa Mesa, 650-7473.
MA•ll TAOOAH IXHlalTION
Original oil paintings by Marie
Tagg:irt on display 'tit Sept. 15.
Savt1nnah's Hut & Art Gallery, 2000
\V. Balboa Blvd. , Newport Beach.
-•oou • POITRY -. ..... JOI LAHIDALI
•
• .. .. •
Joe Lansd:ile signs copies of his books
noon to 1:30 p.m. Friday. Book King,
103 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, 631-3838 .
DANCI
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: • Nc\v works by emerging
: : choreographers performed 8 p.m.
Saturday by members of Ballet
.. Pacifica. Audience discussions of each
•:· ballet included. Tickets: SS. South
• Coast Repertory, Costa Mesa,
.... 642-9275 .
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FILM
HIDAY NIGHT IHIH
"A Summer or Singing and Dancing"
series continues with Busby Berkeley's
blockbuster "42nd Street" (1933)
Friday. Film analyst Arthur Taussig
gives brief introduclion at 6:30 p.m .
Tickets: S3·SS. Newport Harbor Art
Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach, 759-1122.
MUSIC
UOOAIMU81C
Nigeria's ~ajck Fashck plays 9 p.m.
Wednesday. Tickets: $1 0. The
Warehouse, 3450 Vio Oporto,
Newport Beach, 673-4700.
DICK DALI IN CONCHT
Surf-rock guit:ir legend Dick Dale and
his band perform live 6 p.m. Thursday,
Aug. 4. Virgin Me1astorc, 'triangle
Square, 55 Fwy. and Harbor Blvd. in
Costa Mesa, 645-9906.
MllCILLANIOUI
IYINIH Of 8PLINDO•
The Orange County Chamber
Orchestra holds its second annual
Evening or Oriental Splendor from
6:30 p.m. to midniaht Saturday.
Included arc an oriental feast, live
music or the orient, rarl'les and
dancing. Donation: $75 per person,
Reservations mandatory. Village
Crean, Santa Ana I lci1hts, 839-6569 .
.. """ eou TOU•NAMINT
Mcmbcn and Friends of Opera
Paci{ic'a Business Partnership Ice off
at Pelican Hill 0Qlt Club's Links
Course to support the opera's
outreach proaram for developmentally
challenacd youna people. Tee-off is
noon Monday. Fee: $300 per player.
Pcliun Hill Golf Club, Newport
Coast, 414-4488
HCMI .. -ICAftON
A pla to mark the 10th anniversary or
the Surfridcr Foundation, an
orsanlzatlon that protects the world's
beaches, will be held 1 p.m. Thunday,
Aua. 4, wil" rode musician Chris
Isaak. Tickets: SIOO. Hard Rock C.fe,
~ Fuhion Island, Newport Beach,
J61·2fl2.
in advance or S22 at the door ror
sucscs. Price includes breakrasi. Call
729-'400 for more infonna&ioft.
llUllNUl llMINAll ... WOMIN
"Look Before You Leap" is the &itle
of a seminar dcsiancd &o answer the
initial questions or potential women
busincu owners. Presented by the
California American Woman's
Economic Development Corporation,
, the seminar will be held ot Center
Tower Building, 650 Town Center
Drive, 20th Floor, in Costa Mesa from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Cost is SIS on"
includes detailed printed moterials.
For more informntion or to register,
call 755-8010.
•U81NUI LUNClllON
Back Bay Club is holding n Business to
Business luncheon at Le Merldicn
Hotel in Newport Bench from 11:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. For inrormation, call
586-4660.
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The Harbor Master racility on Bayside
Drive and the Boy Scout Sea Base on
Coast Highway arc both holdin&
Boating Skills and Seamanship classes
offered by the U.S. Coast Ounrd
Auxiliary, as well as Coastal
Navigation classes, on various days and
times. Most classes meet for up to 13
weeks, and arc free except for a
nominal materials fee. For details, call
the Harbor Master facility at 771-5551
or the Sea Bnsc at 894-3569.
MOTO•CYCLI IWAJI MIO
Just about anything to do with
motorcycles will be available at the
Motorcycle Swap Meet from S to io
p.m. at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Admission
is S6. ·rarking is free. For more
inrormation, call 364-2542.
IATUDAY
IYININeOflMIN90ll
The Orange County Chamber
Orchestra will hold its second ennual
Evcnin& of Oriental Splendor from
6:30 p.m. to midni&ht at the Village
Crean Mansion on Newport's Back
Day. The evening includes an oriental
feast, live music or the orient, raffles,
and dancing. Cost is $75 per person.
For rcscrv:uions or information, call
839-6569.
PlmONAllY PUTT
The Meeting Room, an nffordnblc
singles orgonizntion, is hosting n
Singles Pictionary Party from 6 lo 8
p.m. at their offices at 2915 Redhill
Ave., Suite G 104 in Costa Mcsn. Come
have fun and meet others. Bring
munchies to shore or $2. Call 545-8082
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A yard ulo to benefit various
community orpnizations will be held
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1900 Seadrift
Drive in Corona dcl Mar. If you'd like
to donate itemt for the yard sale or
need directions, call 720-0280.
SUNDAY
HO• a eAmDIN WAUUNe TOU•
Neighbors of Freedom Homcs·Canyon
Park in West Costa Mesa arc
conducting a home and garden walking
tour, featuring 14 homes and five
gardens. Cost is $4 in advaocc, SS day
of event. Proceeds go toward a
neighborhood paint, plant ond
clcan·up day in October. Call 645-5359
for more information.
•ILAnONaHIP llMINAll
The Meeting Room, an affordable
singles organization, is hosting a free
Sin&les Rclatioaabc!rn::.minar from 6
to 1 p.m. at their at 2915
Redhill Ave., Suite 0104 in Costa
Mesa. For details, call 5454082.
MONDAY
CllUnY HU TOVM•W
Scratch golfen or bc&inners arc
welcome to enter the 1994 Oranac
County Chamber or Commerce &
Industry, Los Angeles Times Golf
lnvitotionnl at Mesa Verde Country
Oub in Costa Mesa. Cost for Players
Package is $250 per player. Extra
tickets for the evening activities arc
$125. Proceeds go to benefit several
local charities and organizations. For
more informaLion, coll 634-2900.
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Kristen Leigh Schlegel of
Newport Beach and Darry Dayton
Cobbs of Los Angeles will be
married Sept. 3 in Sherman
Gardens, Coronn del Mar.
The bride-elect is the daughter
or Dr. and Mrs .. Philip Schlegel or
Newport Beach and Ella Lou
Weiler of Marblehead, Mass. She
is a graduate or the University of
Southern California and works
. with an architect in Santa
Monica.
Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Cobbs of
Rogers, Ark. He is a graduate of
the University of Missouri at
Columbia, and attained his ,
master's degree at the University
or Texas at Austin. He is a
television producer in Beverly
Hills.
MOILLIR·ROWI
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Moeller
of Costa Mesa have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Jann Denise, to John A. Rowe of
Yorba Linda. An Oct. 1 wedding
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Her fiance is the so n of Robert
R. Rowe of Ogden, Ut. and the
late Mrs. Jeanne S. Dunn, who
was a resident of Orange. He is a
graduate of Highland High School
in Salt Lake City, and Cal State
Fullerton.
HANH· CRACRAFT
Robert and Terry Callahan of
Balboa Island and Doug and
Carol Hanes of Newport Beach
have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Heather Hanes, to John
Cracraft, son of Roger Cracraft
of Boulder, Colo. and Jane
Noah of Denver.
An October wedding is
planned in Newport Deach.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Colorado at
Boulder where she was
affiliated with Delta Gamma
sorority. She is the coordinator
of group party facilities for the
Colorado Rockies baseball
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graduate of Arizona State
University where he was
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their reception at the
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The bride is the daughter
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! la Thursday, July 28, 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
·Opening weekend parties as big a hit as 'The Phantom' · ,.
n M ist filled the night air. It was
man-made mist.
I Fog machines
sputtered silently
sending the white
smoke out at ground level. Setting
the mood, the smoke swam in
between tables draped in
burgundy and black, enhanced by
silver candelabras surrounded by
the petals of pink roses. All for
the Phantom Gala on the back lot
of the Orange County Performing
Arts Center celebrating the
opening of "The Phantom of The
Opera" this past week.
Following the Saturday evening
pe rformance o( the spectacle,
guests paying from $165 to Sl,000
per ticket to see the show and
mingle at the fog shrouded benefit
gala, arrived to find the back lot
transformed into one of the most
beautiful parties of the summer
season in Orange County.
Chaired by the very capable and
charming Sharl Esayian, the lot
became the noor of a magnificent
ballroom sans ceiling. Quite
appropriate to the show theme,
the adjacent multi-storied parking
structure took on the appearance
of a tiered opera house. each
parking level beco ming another
balcony. The curious, leaving the
performance in ~carch of their
-vehicles, lined the edges of the
structure looking down on the
1>8rty. B'acklit by the dim yellow
.JfJhts of the garage, they appeared
in black
silhouette,
becoming
phantoms of
the opern,
one and all.
Delow, the
orchestra of
llarry Cole
recreated the
"Music of
The Night" as
John Axelrod,
Arlene and
George
Cheng, Susie
Field and Dr.
_ Gory Levine,
~rolyn and Dill KJein, Marilyn
Tom Nielsen, Sheila and \'gal
nenshine, Mary and Corl
ymond, Rene and Henry
erstrom, and benefactor Mark
nson arrived to sample the
-evening supper catered by
Westin, South Coast Pla2a.
cutive chef Hans Loschi and
tering director Cindy Tuch
ated an elegant display, with
cial note of their dessert table.
ocolate covered tree branches
e ladened with whi te and dark
0colate dipped :,trawberri es
• d decorated as individual mini
• ntoms in tuxedo costume. •:ff success is rated on attention
to detail, then this affair was a
major .hit. Jeannie Awud, in charge
of the decor, admitted that she .~ was canvassing her neighbors yards ? as late as 4 that afternoon in
J search of additiona l roses to turn
~ irtto table petals. > • "I caught myself eying this one
bl"h, ready to cu1, but I felt too
gwilty," Awad said. "After all, how
.would it look to be caught rose
)lapping for the gala! The lady of
.the house came out and off cred to
'}lelp. That was a relief."
Awad was very proud of her
~ffort, especially of th e fact that
t he decor came in at less than $50
IJ:>cr table. It looked like a million.
"' The Phantom Gala was the
£cntcrpiece of u weekend of
~elebrating the opera at The
t enter. The show actually had i1s
•
"Phantom of the Opera" cast
members (left photo) attend
post-performance gala at the
Orange County Performing
Arts Center on Saturday.
-(From left): Geena L. Jeffries
(Carlotta Giudicelli), Rebecca
Judd (Madame Giry), Diana
Gonzalez (Meg Giry), Sylvia
Rhyne (Christine Daae) and
Roger DeWitt (Monsieur
Andre). Tom Tomlln$on (right
photo), executive director of
the Center, poses with Shari
Esayian, gala chairwoman.
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flnt performance f rid1y evening,
and u wu preceded by another
affair. This gathering of Center
supponers was also held in a
parking lot, only the Friday-eve
pany was a pre-theater event
thrown by The Guilds of The
Center.
Held in the courtya rd fronting
Diva Restaurant, the sunset
cockt ail crowd joined formidable
ranks to honor the combined
power and genc;rosity of The
Guilds over the many years the
various groups have raised monies
to underwrite events, programs
and administrative needs of The
Center. On hand to welcome The
Phantom, and praise The Guilds,
were: the new chair of The.Guilds,
Susan Feldman; Center Executive
Director Tom Tomlinson; Carol
Wilken, vice chair of support
groups; and more than 400 more
devoted Orange County citizens
who have made The Center
lee PHANTOM/A•
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because they own the
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It began as a vision to
make all employees
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Employee ownership is
now a reality.
We recently
distributed company
shares to each employee.
Now every member .
of our staff -from our
licensed funeral directors
to our receptionis t to
our drivers -is more
concerned about the
quality of service that
we provide.·
Where employees care ...
HUNDREDS OF PATIO SETS IN STOCK .
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flourish.
Yet another affair completed
the trio of weekend long
celebration::.. Sunday evening, a
smashing cast party nt the popular
Scott's Seafood Grall anJ D.ir
attr .1cted center patrons "anting
to rub elbo.\:. \\Ith ca!.t member::.
Grant Norman (1 he Ph:intom),
Adrienne McEnan (Christine), and
John Schroeder (Raoul). A
summer fire roared 1n the hearth
of Scou's pm ate dining room as
guest::. ::.1ppcd Champ:i'°e scned
by ~11,er 1ra)'·tot1ng "aiters Single
~ long )tcmm1:d red ro::.cs rested
acro~s the ''hitc )1:1rch~u \\h11e
cloths of.1hc 1m11ing rcslauranc a::.
NEWPORT
H A R S 0 R
Thursday, July 28, 1994 f8
phantomites strolled from bar I buffet to outside patio tables fi a
bit of the night air. Harriet an
Michael Bor.lnlck. Costa Mesa
Mayor Saodn Genis, Jolla Taylor
of the Richard Nixon Libnry, n..
\\ llcox of The Pageant of The
Masters, Dr. Sally Mitchell, chair
of the The:me Department at Cal
State Fullerton, Arlene
Coopt>nnan from KAOC radio, all
\\Cre on hand to congratul:lte the
stars and sample the exquisite late
c'ening buffet at Scott's.
While the opening weekend
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in the man·mJde mist, "The
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Library belongs to pil~ple, not board
.
Members ·of appointed panel shouldn 't be the ones who .decide what's best for entire community
8Y STUART WILLIAMS
I don't always sec eye to eye
with Mayor (Clarence)
Turner, bu t on the library
bo~rd issue, I am behind him
100%.
There has been a lot of hoopla
about the over·priced building for
which the library board loves to
take credit. But the library board
put up very little of the money
for the building. Newport Beach
taxpar.ers got stuck wit11 most of
the bill - a $7 million bond issue
they will have to pay off with
interest.
Additionally, the annual
operating budget of the library
comes out of the taxpayers'
pockets 10 the tune of nearly
half-a-million dollars. So why
shouldn '1 our elected officials
have some say about how the
library is run? I'm often at odds
with the City Council1 but they
arc our elected representatives,
and I trust them far more than I
would ever trust a small,
appointed board that. answers to
no one.
As for censorship, there are
two kinds: After-the-fact
censorship and the censorship of
omission. You can just as
effectively censor a book by not
buying it as by banning it
afterward. The Newport Beach
Librnry Board has practiced this
kind of censorship for years.
Leave Newport
library atone
I oppose the Newport Beach
City Council's attempts to
change the charter,
pa rr icularly concerning the
library. ·
JANE CAMERON
Newport Beach
0
Regarding the library board.
It seems to me it has been
working for 20 years and
there isn't any need to
change it right now without
more study and especially if
we have to have an
amendmenl on the ballot to
increase the board. It
doesn't make sense to me.
BRUCE GAGE
Newport Beach
0
Dear City Council:
Please take a time out on
a library charter
amendment, we feel that
our charter is working just
fine now and we don't think
it should be changed.
ALICE GAGE
Newport Beach
.
I
We probably have the fi nest
collection of dime romance
novels of any library in ttre
country. I suggest that those who
want to read these formu la pulps
purchase them at the bookstore,
grocery store or drug store -not
clutter up our library shelves with
multiple volumes of soap-opera
literature. The purpose of a
library is to stretch our minds,
not put a lid on them.
your time at the Newport Beach
library.
If you arc interested in e ither
of America's two most popular
hobbies -genealogy and
antiques -there arc several
nearby li braries where you can
indulge you r needs more
effectively than at the library
your tax dollars pay fo r,
Fill l'llOTOS
In the controversy over who should overs~e Newport's new library, Mayor Clarence Turn~r. Inset, Is getting backing for his pro-
posed changes to the city charter.
expansion) has an excellent
collec1ion numbering in the
thousands, plus a knowledgeab le
staff 10 help you.
togethe r. I happen to be lieve th at
books nre more important than
the building that contains them.
For instance, if statistics show
that Wall Street investors
comprise only a tiny proportion
of the population, and that only a
ignoring the desires and needs of
the majority of its patrons.
For instance, if you want to do
research on the humanities, study
history or philosophy, don't waste
l doubt ir the Newport Beach
library has a single book that
would help a genealogist, but the
Huntington Deach library (which
just completed an economical
As for antiques, the Costa
Mesa library possesses four or
five; times as many books on this
subject as our $12 million library
building and all its branches put
I believe a tax·supported public
library should rcncct the needs of
the whole population it serves, by
maintaining a balanced collection,
catering to the needs and
interests of nil its patrons.
· few of them rely on the library
for their source of information, a
public library should not
ovcr·.spcnd on investment
journals and newsletters, while
But after all, what can you
expect from a library board
responsible to no one, and a
library system that doesn't even
have a full-time librarian?
Stuart W/lllams is a Newport
Beach resident.
Views diner on ctty
ambulance service
My thoughts on the city providing ambu-
lance service is that this isn't what the
city was mandated to do. Private industry
is best left to make a profit. There is no
profit in the ambulance business, so
there is no reason the Newport should
go after it. ·
0
GARY RITCHIE
Newport Beach
CORRUPONDINCI
pressed by this. The clincher would have
to be Mr. Martins' closing statement,
"But, jeepers, let's learn more about the
real-world going rate for such things."
My question is stated as this: Was Mr.
Martin's motive for writi ng the article
fired by genuine concern, a question of
financial prudence, or how much money
should the city hold out for before sell·
in~ out?
Please add, I am not too crazy about
the idea that Mr. Martin suggests we
should all start looking at such matters
(or any matters for that fact) through
dollar sign tinted glasses.
If at all possible, co uld you please
publish a response by yourself and/or
Mr. Martin?
DAVID R. EDELSTEIN
Balboa Island
Fred Martin replies: "I do not, as Mr.
who stopped to help, our home was
saved from serious damage.
Fire travels so fa st that without the
help of Chris: Steve and n man who was
willing to take a garden hose and help
contain a fire, our home would surely
gone up in smoke. My husband, Don,
was bu sy fighting the fire and I too
found myself busy at that time so we
might have missed others that helped.
There is no way we can put into words
our thanks to them and the Costa Mesa
Fire Department.
DON AND DOROTHY BAYLISS
Costa Mesa
Remembering a
canine co11111•lon
I'm a senior citizen and I have had to
use the paramedics and fire depart ment
and the ambulance quite often. In fact I
recently fell and broke my wrist and they
were here in seconds and transported me
to Hoag Hospital. Still, I think the city
should get into the ambulance business.
Nothing against Seal's because they have
been wonderful. I have paid $42 a year
for the paramedics here in Newport
Deach and I think that they should have
their own ambulance service. II would
save the city a lot of money.
New~ort Beach Is considering starting its own ambulance service, replacing
Seal s which It has contracted with for years
Edelstein says, "su.st that should all
starl lookln1 at such matters .•• with
dollar·sl1n·tlnttd glasses." Tht point of
the column was that tht city of Nenporl
Beach was had by tbt slickers from
Snickers. And If we are 1oln1 to sell out,
Wt at least ought to make • good pront
on the deal."
My dog aied last week ..• a magn ificent
beast, a best triend and, above all, a
good lis tener. We had been together 15
years, two months, two days and two
hours. Bandit died on a two·milc walk of
a heart attack.
0
MIRIAM KURTZ
Corona Del Mar
experience of other cit ies with self-run
ambulance services has been a disaster.
Why in the world woul d Newport Beach
do any better? Do we really need more
deficit in our budget that's already ter-
rible at this time?
TERRANCE MORAN
Newport Beach
The column begins in a sort of humor-
ous, sarcastic mood and then evolves into
what I thought to be a genuine concern
for preservation of dignity for our city.
Famlly says thanks
for saving home
Through despair, sorrow and great joy,
he stood by my side ... never complain-
ing, never asking questions, just there be-
side me gazing at me with his beautiful
blue eyes. Government-run businesses have never
been shown to out perform private en-
te rprise. Some reasons include: l) no ini-
tiative to work hard, arrive early, stay
late or extend yourself to help the busi·
ness prosper. 2) no incentive to make a
profit, any losses arc covered by the tax-
payer cjfl arc obliterated by clever book-·
keeping. 3) Impossible to get rid of lazy,
incompetent workers, often have to kick
them upstairs, rather than fire them. The
Don't put a price
on everything
I just finished reading Fred Martin's July
21 column {"Any way you slice it, it
comes up nut~) and I am u bit confused.
This same preservation was a concern
in previous articles in your newspaper
also. This is all very clear and to the
point. My confusion comes to light near
the end of the article, particularly ~he
closing statement. Mr. Martin explained
how he asked his advertising friend the
goi ng rates for advertising such as the
street banners.
With this, he starts flinging figures and
dollar amounts, as if I would be im-
The Don Bayliss family would like to ex·
press its gratitude and thanks to Jayme
Ohlhaver, our neighbor boy, who told his
parents, Chris and Cherie Ohlhavcr, that
our home was on fire July 18. With the
help of Chris (Cherie called 911), neigh·
bor Steve Calvert and a man and woman
It is necessary to pay tribute to this
good friend of so many years. He will be
sorely missed ...
"Bandit Gustafson"
ls it possible to have this put in your
obituary column? I would truly appreci-
ate it.
ANN MORRIS GUSTAFSON
Corona dcl Mar
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The morning after our Vak:ieitu camp
out, Lnrry ro,\ed the dinghy to shore to
invite us aboard Quecqueg for breakfast.
Having slept very little, (those mysterious
screams kept us up half the night), we
gladly accepted. All good sailors know
how to brew a. mean pot of coffee. Larry
was no exception.
After breakfast, we sailed over to Sisia
Island, a speck of sund and palms and
shells. A Tongan fisherman, sharp Mick in
hand, combed the nearby reef. He had a
large octopus looped through his belt, a
baby octopus sticking out of hi s back
pocket. Sensing my interest, he grabbed
the baby and held it up for inspection.
"You take?" he said, wading my way.
"Please, you iake?" I would ha'c lo"cd to,
but octopus is considered a prized find
among the locals. Malo aupito, I said.
Thank you very much, but I can't. He had
si."< chi1dren, all boys, he said. He wanted
to know if 1 was married. I pointed to
Paul, napping on the beach. "You need
Tongan husband," he said, smiling.
"Tongan husband good for you."
He opened the burlap b:ig draped over
his shoulder, pulled out a rock scallop and
placed it in my hand. Later, as he paddled
his canoe away Crom shore, he waved
goodbye in a slow, soleml) way.
That night, after an afternoon of
snorkeling, after a hearty dinner of Sheri's
lentil rice stew, we relaxed in Qucequeg's
cozy quarters. Larry smoked his pipe,
Sheri read out loud a story about early
sc11lcrs in the Kermadec Islands.
Castaway snoozed in hi s hammock.
We bedded down in the cockpit that
night, the moon shining like a spotlight in
our eyes. It was quiet, save for the
occasional splash of a fish on the surface.
In the next few weeks, we would ellplore
more of Tonga's islands, swim in her cool,
clear waters. Dut snuggled into our
~Jeeping bags under yet another awesdmc
show of stars, this night, we knew was one
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quake.
El Toro Marine Corps Air Station i)
slated to close by the year :WOO bccau-.e of
cub in the defense budget. The Tustin
base also is t:irgeted for closure.
Last year, Newport llcJch city offi ci ab.
celebrated the announcemen t of the El
Toro cloi.ure. Mayor Clarence Turner
even flew to Washington, D.C. and lol>-
bied to close the b:i.,,e.
The potcnti:il closing of El Toro g1\CS
the city a chance to push fo r the con,cr-
sion of the base to a commcrc1.1I J1rport
-a goal city 6ff1cials set sc,cr.11 )Car~.
ago in-ho"es of nJ!c, iating traffic at John
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Conroy need to "face up to the fae1 thJt
Thursday, July 28, 1994 At1
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changing "orld .anJ we all mu)t change
nccorJingl).''
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COYOTE
fnm ..... A1
Last week, an expensive Saluki
dog was attacked by a coyote as it
followed its owner, who was riding
horseback along trail~ in Upper
Newport Bay Regional Park.
Reports of coyotes slaughtering
house cots arc c:xtremely common
in the area around the bay, as well
as in the vicinity or Duck Gully in
Corona dcl Mar.
Kelly estimated that six or seven
coyotes live around the bay and
several other coyotes wander Co-
rona del Mar.
Officials believe that construc-
tion of the San Joaquin Hills
Transportation Corridor, which
has displaced some coyotes, may
have contributed to the influx.
Police are warning Newport
Beach residents -especially those
who live around the bay or in Co-
rona del Mar -to keep pets in-
doors at night and feed them in-
side the house. Police also stress
that young children should never
be left outside unallcnded.
County officials plan to post
signs on the west "ide of the bay,
warning adjacent homeowners of
the coyote risk.
Zembal said despite neighbors'
fears or coyotes, the predatory ani-
mals are key in maintaining· the
balance of nature.
Without them, residents would
have to deal with other pests, he
HUBERS
Fro111 P•10 A1
(the services) so that you can go
on with things."
The family hopes Huber's body
will be released either today or
Friday, in time for services on
Tuesday in South Dakota.
::rhal may not happen, however,
if Orange County forensic experts
find it necessary to examine the
body first.
Orange County Coroner's pa-
thologist Richard Fukumoto flew
to Arizona last week but was un-
able to examine the body, report-
edly because of confusion over
which state has jurisdiction. Au-
thorities have yet to determine the
location of her death, and thus
have been unable to decide on a
trial venue.
Regardless of who has jurisdic-
tion, lone Huber said the medical
examiners should take a lesson
fro m the police detectives both
here and in Arizona.
"The mec!ical examiners seem to
be the people who arc causing the
problems at this point," lone
Huber said. "I know that Arizona
police and all the law cnf orccment
people here have been working re-
ally well together.
''If there are things that Orange
County medical examiners need to
do, they should be allowed to do
them now, not after the body's re-
leased. If they had been allowed to
do what they wanted to do last
week, we wouldn't be having these
problems right now."
But, Costa Mesa Police Chief
Dave Snowden, who's planning to
auend the burial services on Tues-
day, said he's fairly confident there
won't be any further delays.
The county's pathological exami-
nation, he said, "may just be a
mailer of a phone call, a kind or
check list to make sure that all the
right tests have been done."
Meanwhile, lone and Dennis
Huber arc taking things one day at
'h time, relying on friends and fam-
ily for support.
''We spend a lo t or time talking
to people who arc concerned
about us," Ione Huber said.
"Today, I took off for a liltle while
and had lunch with a friend, jµst
to get away from everything. And,
that was helpful."
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said. "Instead of coyotes, you'd
have lots o( possums and raccoons
and house cats and Coxes."
Although animal control officers
no longer are staking out the
Santa Ana Heights hQme where a
little boy was startled but un-
harmed, they still hope to catch
the curious coyote. If caught, the
animal will be killed, Kelly said.
"In this particular instance, the
. reasoning would be that this par-
ticular coyote is jus t too adapted
to the urban environment. ll as-
sociates with humans and no mat-
ter where it's located would prob-
ably cause problems."
Although the death penalty may
seem appropriate to residehts who
have lost pets or had children
threatened by a coyote, some folks
say the beasts should be returned
to the wild unless animal control
officer can prove they harmed
somebody.
Irvine resident Elizabeth Mead,
who formerly lived in Eastbluff
and is familiar with the coyotes'
presence there, immediately began
to telephone officials to complain.
"Unless they can validate that
the coyote has caused harm to an
individual or death, that coyote
should be released to the wild,"
Mead said.
Kelly said he doesn't blame the
coyote for its actions and added
that nobody ebe should either.
"It's not the coyote's problem,''
he said, ''This is wilderness -it's
just he~vily impacted by humans."
PRINCIPAL
JMm ..... ,
economic times. 'u nrortunately, for a num-ber of kids for whom the
fine arts is their most
powerful lcarning experience, it is
no longer available," she said.
Last April, the Newport-Mesa
school board voted to spend inter-
est income from a $5 million Ir·
vine Co. endowment fund to build
back the district's arts programs
and fund high technology equip-
ment and curriculum.
As principal of Westminste r
High School since I989, Maspero
has combined art and technology.
Students create artwork and
graphic designs with computers
and recently completed a digitized
video about the school.
Maspero, whose doctoral dis-
sertation was on "at-risk stu-
dents," began her educational ca-
reer as a middle school Spanish
teacher in Orange, becoming a
high school counselor and princi-
pal or Silverado Continuation
Hii;t School in Mission Viejo Crom
1987 to 1989.
She has spent the last five years
at Westminster High focusing on
the future, winning grants for in-
novative new programs and mov-
ing the school into the forefront of
the statewide educational restruc-
turing movement. Westminster
High was named a California Dis-
tinguilhed School in 1992 and a
National Blue Ribbon Award Win-
ner in 1993.
~ The ethnically diverse, 2,.SOO.
student school has become a show·
case for cutting-edge prograqis.
Educators from 60 high schools
visited the Westminster High cam-
pus last school year.
Maspero said her educational
philosophy is based on total com-
munity involvement in schools, to
make curriculum more relevant to
the real world that awa its high
school graduates.
''It's a blending or academic and
career education," she said, "to
make as many connections across
learning as possible that relate to
career themes."
Despite the controversy over the
Newport-Mesa embezzlement
scandal and the angry public dis-
satisfaction with school district
leadership of prior years, Maspero
said she was attracted by the dis-
trict's commitment to change and
regeneration.
Newport-Mesa Superintendent
Mac Bernd called the hiring of
Maspero "a real coup." She re-
places Principal Steve Pavich who
. requested a transfer tp the el-
ementary school level after two
years at Newport Harbor High.
"We have an intense focus on
teaching and learning 11nd we
think she just makes a remarkable
fit with that focus," Bernd said.
"Progress is a word that's very fa-
miliar to Donnie Maspero."
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} PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
teams which, if they continue to get over
hurdle after hu rdle, reach the Little League
.World Series in Williamsport, or the Pony
League Broncos Nationals at rotating sites, the
Thursday, July 28, 1994 81 •
•• '
N owhere in the mainstream of sports
does the spirit of the game come
clearer into focus than that of a
12-ycar-old taking his cuts at a
fastball, beating out a bunt, or
diving for the uncatchable catch. •
And few, if any ex-Little Leaguer, ever forgets
the exploits that were endured during those
memorable years, whether it was reaching for
ihe stars, or dying a slow death on the bench.
•When it begins they're the Yankees and Red
Sox, the Angels ancf4Dodgers, the Giants and
Cardinals. • And when the league
championships have been resolved and the
regular season is at an end, there is a tradition
which selects the best of those teams for the
All-Stars tournament teams.• These are the
. ultimate plateaus for a 12-year-old. • They're
the Costa Mesa American All-Stars, the Costa
Mesa National All-Stars, the Newport Beach
East All-Stars and the Newport Harbor
Baseball Association (Pony League) Bronco
All-Stars. • Our Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach All-Stars didn't quite make it that far,
but we couldn't be more prouder of their
accompl_ishments than if they had. They've all
learned some of the great values of thi s game
called baseball. • It's not necessarily the win or
the loss. • It's the quest. • Each, in the Daily
Pilot's eyes, is a world champ. Tiie pride of Costa Mesa and Ne~ort Beach
DoM LL~. DAILY PILOT
The pride of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach is featured here following the 1994 campaign for Llttle League/Pony League Broncos baseball -bottom row, from left, Costa Mesa National
Garrett Lambert, Newport Harbor's Scott Beerer, Costa Mesa American Chris Desandro and Costa Mesa National Ronnie Prettyman; top row, from left, Newport East's Ryan Jetton, Costa
Mesa Amerjcan Nick Lambert, Costa Mesa National David Ray, Costa Mesa American Joshua Little and Newport East's Geoff Hunt. Absent from photo is Newport Harbor's Scott Tippett.
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M aybc time is n factor. You've only got an
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Or maybe you need to work on you r short game.
Either way, it's the best kept secret along the
Orange Coast: The Dack Bay Golf Course, located
at the Hym Newporter adjacent
to the John Wayne Tennis Club.
If you're an advanced player,
a beginner, seeking o unique
' date opportunity, or just short
on time, this nine·holc, par·3
course offers something for
everyone. And you can't beot its
rates -$1 on weekda)'s, $11 on
weekends or holida)'s. The
longest hole is 100 yards (No. 9);
oil you need i~ a pitching wedge
and putter. Clubs are also for
rent at S2.
As you make your way to
holes six, seven and eight,
Club
gotf
golf en will enjoy some of the ·
Back Bay's most breatlltaking views. Cool breezes
arc also common.
Arc there any challenges? You bet. There ore
trees, cataal water spots ond sand traps. But by the
time you reach hole No. 8, you're tempt~d to ~tay
there and admire t view of the Newport Dunes
The 'AH-Star' experience
~ A unique situation, made even better
when all the cylinders are clicking.
A n earlier column pointed out how much the
Costa Mesa Little League program has
improved in recent years.
Paul Cohen, the manager of the Newport Harbor
Baseball Association's Bronco All-Star team in Pony
baseball, want lo make 1t clear that his
organization 1s also malong great strides.
Calling it t~e most ambitious youth
baseball All-Star program attempted in thr
12-year history of Newport youth baseball,
Cohen noted the Bronco team's
appearance in the sectional tournament
was the first time ever for a Newport team.
"All in all, we tried to leave the kid
day, except July 4, and played 17 bJ,cball game .
Between the practices and the game. the kid' v.ere
generally on the baseball field at lca't fa c to i.~
hours a day.
Cohen gave credit to h1-; coaching -.1aff, consisting
of Don Tippett. Jeff Jacob and Phil OJ~n. and the
three team moms. Connie Cherry. C'anll Spencer
and Kathi Glover.
"The three C\l~lches virtually took. <i'mon th off of
wor~ to h.x.<J'i on baseh.111,'' -.;.11d Cohen.
"and the team mom llpcnt hnurll and
hour.. .nrangm~ tw1ce-da1ly llnack' and a
meal a dav at the practice field."
• Pl.iud1t!> al-.o go out hl lhc Newpon
Ea t Pony All St.t", \\hO advancec.J to the
ect1<>nal tournament in Wh11t1cr before
having its run end lclst wcckrnd. ·
with a summer baseball experience they
will never for&et.'' said Cohen. "For a
month, we were (like) a pro baseball team.
We '40n togc\hcr. lost together, worked
together, played together, ate together,
traveled together. p.utied together and had Little League
a ball.
Ne\\port I:.t-.1. wluch fimshcd second in
the 01 tncl ll tournament 10 a \trong
Laguna Niguel 1cum. !>howcc.J its gnt on a
number of O("Ca,ions in the <li.,tnct
tournamen t. F1r-.t. the local team t.illicc.J in
the finiil mnmtr to tic, then went c..\n to beat
Frontier of Oran£C in nine innings in the
tournament opener
"I couldn't have asked for a better bunch
of parcnl'I and kids and coaches than I had. We
made a little hit of h1 tory."
The Bronco team tarted its run by placing SCl'Ond
in District Ill to cam a berth in the sectional
tournament at fo·ountain Valley.
"The All·Star program spanned 28 da~." Cohen
noted. "In that Ume fnmc, the team practiced every
t hl' next d.ay. N~-wrort l-.1 .. t came from
4· I c.klWn alter two inning attain I \.1JJlch ck for a
victory that clinched a ccctional ~rth In th hnal
game, l'lcwpon East gave Liguna • 1gucl its
tOUJhe!'lt ICM Of the tOUl'l'lamcnt hcC,,rc finally
liUl'tum1'ing. 8·4.
The cu·managen of the tc 1m wt'r David
NonhriJgc and Tim Thurman .
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Op Pro begins
to get serious
~ Gill takes to waves today at 5 p.m.;
Collins, Miller take initial shots Friday.
DY RlCUA.llD DUNN
!lro11rs W11.1r111
HUNTINGTON Dl:ACH
-A'i. the. su)pcme bl 11d) in
the men 's trial round'> at the
13th annual Op Pro Surfing
Championship, local favor·
itcs Todd Miller and Richie
Colhns, among lhc . ceded
\Urfer , continue to pl:iv the
wailing g;ime. .
ln the \\Omen's compcti·
tion, Tricia Gill, ll Ne,~p~>rl
l larbor High gradu:ue, urfs
. in the main event today at 5 p.m. in heat two. All
hc:its :ire four-on•four, 20-minutc competitions, with
the top two ad\;incing.
Miller, of Newport Jkach, gets an early wakeup
c:ill on Friday. facing Brazil's Havio Pod:iratz, ak>na
with a pair of undetermined trial·round qualifiers,
at 6:20 a.m. in round one of the main event. ·
Ne"port llcach'!I Collins, comina off a huac vic-
tory July 17 at the Gun~ton 500 in Durban, South
Africa, will face two trial-round qualifien and San
Ocmente's Shane Beschcn, an Op Pro finalist lul
year, at 3:20 p.m. Friday.
Collins ts currently No. 2 in the World Qualifyiaa •
Series (WQS), or 'Ahich the top 44 qualify for eat
yea '1 As!OC1:uion of Surrin& Prore.uon.WWodd
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_8 2 Thursday, July 28, 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Daily Pll
I :presenting
I . .
I Th• Dally Pllor1
Scott Beerer
*
• Position{s): pitcher, shortstop,
catcher
•Age: 12
• Newport Harbor
• All-Star Manager: Paul Cohen
• Regular season team: White
Sox
• White Sox Manager: Paul Cohen
• Hometown: Costa Mesa
• Parents: Carol and Bob {Mark)
• f avorite food: Pizza
• Favorite TV show: ESPN
• My hero: Frank Thomas
• Favorite teacher: Pau1 Cohen.
White Sox
• Present school: Ensign
• Anticipated high school:
Newport Harbor
• Best sports accomplishment:
No-hit shutout
• •,. 1.1ream: To be a baseball
p.a;cr
*
Chris Desandra
*
• Position{s): shortstop, second
base
•Age: 12
• Costa Mesa American
• All-Star Manager: Lou Desandro
• Regular season team: Angels
• Angels Manager: Lou Desandro
• Hometown: Costa Mesa
• Parents: Lou and Colleen
• Favorite food: Lasagna·
• Favorite TV show: Wings
• My hero: Wally Joyner
• Favorite coach/teacher: Rick
Young ,
•·Present school: Costa Mesa
• Anticipated high school: Costa
Mesa
• Best sports accomplishment:
Making Little League All-Stars
(twice)
• My dream: To make it big in
some sport
*
Sarrett Lambert
*
• Position(s): pitcher
•Age: 12
• Costa Mesa National
• Al~-Star Manager: Dan Ray
• Regular season team: Reds
• Reds Manager. Tim Green
• Hometown: Costa Mesa
• Parents: Craig and De~bie
• Favorite food: Mexican food
• Favorite TV show: Home
Improvement
• My hero: Nolan Ryan
• Favorite coach/teacher: none.
• Present school: Kaiser
• Anticipated high school:
Newport Harbor
• Best sports accomplishment:
Baseball
•My dream: To become·a pro
pitcher
*
Ran Prettyman
* • Position{s): outfield, third base
•Age: 12
• Costa Mesa National
• All-Star Manager: Dan Ray
• Regular season team: Cardinals
• Cardinals Manager: Dave
Metchov1ch
• Hometown: Costa Mesa
• Parents: Ron and Carol
•Favorite food: Pizza
• Favorite TV show: Home
Improvement
• My hero: My dad
• Favorite coacMeacher: Bill
Anderson
• Present school: McAullff e
Middle School
• Anticipated high school: Los
Alamitos
• Best sports accomplishment:
Won the State Cup in soccer
• My dream. To be a pro sports
player (any sport)
*
"
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In nery .._e, our locals were 'teams' or All-Stars
BY DBNNll Ba.OSTEIUIOUS, S.oan Warna
N ewport Harbor Baseball Association Bron-
co All-Star Manager Paul Cohen seemed
to sum up the feelings of all the coaches
and players who participated in local all-star base-
ball competition the past month or so.
"It was terrific to watch these kids pick each
other up and motivate each other on the field,"
Cohen said. "For 28 <.bys, they did absolutely ev-
erything as a team and it shows."
All of the all-stars deserve cr~it for the effort
and commitment, but for the first time, the Dally
Pilot has chosen a group of 10 players from the
11-and 12-year-old players, called "The Dream
Team," for special recognition.
The IO-player unit:
• Scott Beerer: As a member of the Newport
Harbor Baseball Dronco squad, Beerer was 9 for
26 in district and sectional play for a .346 average.
He also pitched 24 innings with a 3.10 earned run
average, striking out 17 and walking none. The
ace pitcher or the team, he throws a fastball al
about 64-65 miles per hour and has a wicked drop
pitch, according 10 his all-star manager.
• Chris Desandro: A solid defensive player
from the Costa Mesa Ame'rican Little League, he
is the son of the team's manager, Lou Dcs::mdro.
He went 9 for 18 in the post-season, balling third
in the lineup for a team not known for power. A
shortstop much of the season, he moved to sec-
ond base for all-star play.
• Geoff Hunt: From the
Newport East Majors, Hunt is
considered one of the premier
catchers for his age in the
area. He pitched well in a 4-1
loss to San Juan. At the plate,
Hunt has power and went
"something like 7 for 10 in the
tournament,'' according to his
all-star manager, Ted Snell.
'It was terrific to watch
these kids pick each other
up and motivate each
other on the field. For 28
days, they did absolutely
everything as a team and
it shows .•
Linle League, Lallie did
solid job on the moun
going 2-1 with 23 strikeout
nine hits and five enrne
runs allowed in 151/J inning
of post-season play. He als
bulled .425 in the post
season.
•Ronnie Prett)mon: Pret
tymun showed his vcrsatilit
by playing third base, centc
field and right field in thre
different tournament game
for the Costa Mesa National
•Ryan Jetton: The hilling
surprise for his Newport East
Majors team, Jeuon went 4 for
S in the team's two tournament
games. In the regular season,
Jcllon played for the Cardinals
as a catcher, but was an out-
fielder for his all-star unit.
-Pa COllEN all-swrs. He displayed hi
.Newport Harbor Bronco coach speed and heads-up play in
the win over Ocean View by
• Garrett Lambert: Lambert provided one of
the highlights for the Costa Mesa National All-
Stars in tournament play by pitching a three-
hilli:r and fanning 10 m a wan over Ocean View
in the opening game. When he wasn't pitching, he
contributed by playing in right field. In the regu-
lar season, he led the Reds to a second-place fin-
ish.
•Nick Lambert: A solid contributor for the
Costa Mesa American Liulc League squad, Lam-
bert posted a .417 average primarily as the team's
leadoff hiller. He pitched 4¥.i innings of shutout
ball against a tough Westminster team.
•Josh Little: From the Costa Mesa American
scoring from second base on
a passed ball.
• Dovld Ray: As well as his efficient play at
shortstop, Ray went 4 for 9 in post-season play
with a home run nod a double. Consistently one
of the league's top hillers ~ml best pil~hcrs, Ray
led his Dodgers to the Co~ta Mesa Nauonal regu-
lar-season championship this season.
•Scott Tippett: For the NHDA Uroncos, Tip-
pett had 10 hits in 25 at-bats for a .400 average in
the district and sectional tournaments. He also
scored five runs, had sc\'en RDI and stoic four
bases. Tippeu pitched JO innings in post-seasori
play, striking out 13.
&eaa Hunt Ryan Jetton
*
• Position(s): catcher
•Age: 12
• Newport East
•All-Star Manager: Ted Snell
• Regular season team: Mets
• Mets Manager: Joe McKeever
• Hometown: Newport Beach
• Parents: Amy and Derek
• Favorite food: Calzone
• Favorite TV show: SportsCenter
• My hero: Mike Piazza
• Favorite teacher: Mrs. Olander,
Andersen Fourth Grade
• Present school: Corona del Mar
• Anticipated high school: Corona
del Mar
• Best sports accomplishment:
Winning Area a All-Star soccer
•My dream: To become a Major
League All-Star
*
Nick Lambert
*
• Position{s): pitcher, shortstop,
center field
•Age: 12
• Costa Mesa American
• All-Star Manager: Lou Desandro
• Regular season team: Orioles
• Orioles Manager: Al Lambert
• Hometown: Costa Mesa
• Parents: Al and Jan
• Favorite food: Steak and
Seafood
• Favorite TV show: Home
Improvement
• My hero: My dad
• Favorite coacMeacher: My d~d
• Present school: Costa Mesa
• Anticipated high school: Costa
Mesa
• Best sports accomplishment:
Baseball
• My dream: To become an
astronaut.
*
David Ray
*
• Position(s): shortstop, pitcher
•Age: 12 .
• Costa Mesa National
• All-Star Manager: Dan Ray
• Regular season team: Dodgers
• Dodgers Manager: Dan Ray
• Hometown: Costa Mesa
• Parents: Dan and Liz
• Favorite food: Hamburgers
• Favorite TV show: SportsCenter
• My hero: Frank Thomas
• Favorite coach: Dan Ray
• • Present school: St. John the
Baptist
• VvlUcipated high school: Mater
Oei
• Best sports accomplishment
Making the All-Star team
•My dream: To become a
baseball player
*
't
* • Position{s): catcher, left field
•Age: 12
• Newport East
•All-Star Manager: Ted Snell
• Regular season team: Cardinals
•Cardinals Manager: Terry
Hackett
• Hometown: Newport Beach
• Parents; Janice and Bruce
• Favorite food: Pizza
• Favorite TV show: Married With
Children
• My hero: Frank Thomas
•Favorite coach/teacher: Terry
Hackett
• Present school: Our Lady
Queen of Angels
• Anticipated high school: Corona
del Mar
• Best sports accomplishment:
Making the All-Star team
•My dream: To play for the
White Sox *
Joshua Little
* • Position(s): Pitcher-outfield
•Age: 12
• Costa Mesa American
• All-Star Manager: Lou Desandro
• Regular season team: Angels
• Angels Manager: Lou Desandro
• Hometown: Costa Mesa
• Parents: Rick and Sandy
• Favorite food: Mexican
• Favorite TV show: Home
Improvement
• My hero: Mark Langston and
Chad Curtis
• Favorite coach/teacher: Lou
Desandro {Angels). Mrs. Shuck,
6th grade, College Park.
• Present school: Costa Mesa
•Anticipated high school: Costa
Mesa
• Best sports accomplishment:
Being on All-Star Team
•My dream: To become a pro
baseball player.
*
Scott Tippett
*
• Position(s): Pitcher-shortstop
•Age: 12
• Newport Harbor Broncos
• All-Star Manager: Paul Cohen
• Regular season team: Yankees
• Yankees Manager: Scott Petrow
• Hometown: Newport Beach
• Parents: Robin and Don
•Favorite food: Piua
• Favorite TV show: Monday
Night Football
• My her_o: Frank Thomas
· • Favorite coacMeacher: Paul
Cohen, NHBA All-Stars
• Present school: Harbor Day
• Anticipated high school:
Newport Harbor
• Best sports accomplishment:
An eagle on a par 4 In golf
•My dream: To meet Frank
Thomas and play catch with him
*
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
St. Louis folds under pressure
or the ·unbeaten Dukes, 30-20
.... But Aces star Flach still has a good
time despite his team 's lopsided setback.
Bv R.tcHAJU> DUNN, Srous \\rarrn.
At least !\Omehody on the Acelo had fun against the
Dukes, who won alt five ~et!>, including an exceptional
comeback by Zinn Garrison-Jack!>on in women's sin·
glcs, the 'iccond i>CI.
NEWPORT BEACH -Player rela· ~
tionships with fans are imponant, enter·
taining and colorful, even if it is during a ·
ct. Just ask Ken Flach of the St. Louis
Aces.
Newport Beach. attempting to become the first
team in wi~r hi!>tOry to go undefeated in 14 regular
sea~on matches, with two matches remaining against
Connors and the Phoenix Sma h. opened "ith a 6-3
victory in women's doubles, a set in which Garrison·
Jack on struggled, double-faulting twice.
f ollowing a que!>tionable line call by the umpire in
the men's doubles set Wednesday night against the
unbeaten Newpon Beach Dukes, Flach walked over
to the edge of the coun and sipped some beer from a
fan's cup. sending the John Wayne Tennis Club
crowd into a frenzy.
But Garri on-Jackson, who returned from Germany
(Federation Cup) on Tuc~day, put the crowd on its
feet in single , coming back from 0·3 and 1-4 deficits
again t St. Loui ' Patricia Hy. Both lost serve three
times, forcing a tie-breaker, which Garrison-Jackson
\\On, 5-2.
It "as all in good nature. There had to be some·
thing for Flach. a six·timc Grand Slam doubles cham·
pion. and the Ace (1·11) to smile about, considerin g
they were thoroughly wiped out by the Wel>t Divisioh
champion Dukes (12·0), 30·20, in a World TeamTen-
nis match before an estimated 500 fans.
Trevor Kronemann and Kell\ Jones defeated Flach
tand Brent Hayganh in men's doubles, 6-3, then Jones
·topped Flach in men'!> singles. 6-4. to give the Dukes
a comfortable 24·15 edge in games.
Jone improved to 71-40 (.640) in singles. keeping
him within striking distance of Connors for th e
league lead. Connors. who will face Jones on Friday
in Phoeni'< and in Newport Beach on Saturday for
the $20,000 men'!> inglc~ title, entered Wednesday's
action 57·30 (.655).
"After that bad call, the guy in the stands said,
'Hey, don't worry I'll buy you a beer,'" Flach said.
"So l sai d, 'Now?' And he said, 'Yeah.' So I went
o'er there. Fans have to have fun, or TeamTennis
won't last. After all, they pay our bills.
"Fans say that some tennis is boring with guy!> like
Pete Sampras and Jim Courier. Sure, tennis missel>
guys like John McEnroe. but you can't change some·
body's personality. We're entertainers, and I think
some guyc; tend to forget that. Guys like McEnroe
and (Jimmy) Connors are a lot of fun to watch, even
if they're angry.
In the final !>Ct of the match. mi'<ed doubles, Kro·
nemann and Larba mat.le it a clean sweep for the
Dukclo, beating Haygarth and Julie Richardson. 6·5
(5· l tic-breaker).
"That's why (Andre) Agassi has such a big follow -
ing, because of his personality. That's why he's the
most popular player on the tour -he puts on a
show. We're still people, and we like to have fun."
"There arc some team.., th.11 can compete against
them," Flach aid of the Duke.., ··Al> fJr :i 1hem \\in·
ning the (WII) tllle, Nev. Jcr')e~ \\Ill be good com·
petition for them, and o will Sacramento or Phoeni.«.
They're not invincible, but the) ·re 'ery solid I w1 h
·we had the Y..Omen 1hey ha\e.'·
Nev.port Beach remain!> l\o. I an the league in
mixed doubles (69-49) and m v.omen's double!> (60·
47).
CLUB GOLF kids ages 7-12 during the )>Ummcr.
The next cnmp i!> Aug. 8-19 on
frem P•1• a1 Mondays. Wednesdays am.I Friday:.
and the accompanying Back 13ay from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Call
surroundings. 729-1234, ext. 795 to sign up.
Fo r those looking 10 impress a In addition, the course offers
dote, and your partner isn't exactly 'corporate night outings for 20 or
an avid golfer, the Dack Day Golf more, with t1:igs, tee boxes ant.I
Course is perfect. In a way, it's golf balls featuring day·glow lii;hts.
like a huge miniature golf course • Senior PGA update ... No
with no windmills. green light ye1, bul Orange County
And contrary to popular belief, Sports Association officia l John
the course, 9perated by Randy Hall saill on Wednesday that
Coope, director of golf and National Car Rental, ''hich has
recreation at the Hyatt Newporter, been holding off on its
is open to the public. commitment to l>ponsor a Senior
"No one knew it was here,'' said PGA Tour event at Mesa Verde
Coope, who took over the Country Club next March, will give
operation last December. "People OCSA a decision by Aug. 5.
come here and say they live across OCSA is scheduled to manage the
the street and never knew it was event, \\hich is !>eeking an
here, and people come and say SS00,000 to SJ million putl>C,
they thought it was here for the making it one of the richest on the
(hotel) guests only. It's a big tour.
secret and it's been here for 20 OCSA offici:ils, along with
years. possible rcprc!>cnting spon!>OI s
"l was rending an article in Golf from First American Title und 1hc
Digest and it was saying how in Los Angeles Times, met with
Europe how big these par-3 National officials at the rental car
courses have become, and how it's company's headquarters in
catching on here. It's un Minneapolis July 15.
alternntivc to the long game, it If an agreement is rcucltcd, it
doesn't take as long and it's not U!> woukl be the first Senior PGA
intimidating. event in Orange Cou111y. Me!>.t
"Thot eighth hole ot the top is Verde hosted LPGA events for ix
comparable to anywhere in years in the 1980s, the Women'
Southern California. They just love Kemper Open and the Unidcn
it. They don't expect it when they • LPGA lnvitation:il, and {1ve PGA
first come to the hotel or golf events Crom 1959 to 1968.
course. They just thin k what's in • rGA Championship ... ll' .nut
front or them is what they sec, but in Newport Dench or Custu Mc n,
then they get surprised when they but many loc;il golfer \\Quid he
come over the hill," interested in knoy,,ing that the
rhc course, which has 1 small 1995 PGA Champion hip \\Ill be
mointcnancc crew that workS on ll at the lfo,icrn Country Club in
every day, 111<> efren ICllOlll IO Plclfic i>alisndc nc);t Aug, 7·13,
only the third m::ijor P,laved in
Southern California, t'ot!o\\ing
19-18 ant.I 1983.
··wc\c haJ the Super Dowl ~ind
the Worltl Cup here, now we're
hoping th::tt this will be the m:1jor
event of next year," saitl John
Procida, l'GA ),pokesm::tn.
• Plonct llollywood ... The
seconll annual Planet Holl)'\\OOd/
South Coast Plal:l Celcbri1y Golf
Tourn:imcnl. to benefit Newport
J larbor High's baseball program, is
Aug. 8 at the Nc"port Beach
Country Club.
For sponsorship information or
to make rc:.erv.itions, cJll
668-1.i.io.
Chip ahota ••• Newp00 8uth's Jlmmr
Ad•ma !.hOI a lvur-round 282 last weekend al Ille
1<X!ll 1m111 tono Boch Open Go:t Tournament.
V.IM(lg S61 t In a Uvtt·way Ile tor 39111 pbce •
F~r winners ol ll'le lono Buch Open include
P•ul Ooydoa, cuncntly No 62 on Ille PGA Tour
money ksl and a hto Bet! Newport Classic Pro·Am
aiurrnis. and Newport Beach resident Steve
Jurv•nHn, 1 member or Ille N.11.e Tour •••
In th• NewPort ~mh Goll Course men's clllb,
Henk LeFebvr• \liOn low gross (65) and
LeRoy Non•m•k•r won low net 1~1) last
Wednesday In reQOIM rounds Bruce telbert
WH stcond low net (52) .•
In SalUfdJY'I 11 Ohl rounds, Brien 'rldemor•
(IOw gross 6-1) and Mike Whit• (low "'1 ~)
vron f~gh{ A lob ,orb•• (low !lf0$S 67) and l
Ille lovablf lob 'otta (low net 53) •Ott (Ngllt 8,
and l tewe McKinney (lOw gross 75) lfid
lob De•rborn (IOW net 60) •••
In lht c-.i~·a '"tot Sl3blclort T Ot.rNmCnt. \Ii l\ff1 ooht trt •~-irdecl lor eaotu lfid hclt-1n-ories
(11vn PolrJtS), birdlts (!Wo) and~ (one), a.'ld
wbtr led ll)r dauble boQf'(s ~ ont) or ~ \li'Of$t (!TN two). LtF'"' (t~ llOilllS) ano H•I Orffn (141 wm llt too dol)s l!I ~
A.. trflllt h Ol!\er r. Ms ll3d llt•l>fmtrs • , • no
PQl:its a.-e S!MT"1t0 I~ DOQtVS • • In f1!;1' 8,
Nontl!UW but NHI Tecl'llkt In a -brc •
bot.'I" 11 ~" 1111 Holagret ~tftd
Ron Greene In 1 fi01lt C 11t«t1tef, b01:1
athlcvlng t tit JlOltU
Hlchtml 1Ju11n I n 1>111/) ,,,,.,
$p01 h H'r:lh·r 11 #1eu• dub golf ('q/·
umn nppN1rt ''"'" 1'hut'Sd11).
KAhl'\A RAISOSE. DAILY l'ILOT
Larisa Neiland, one-half of the
Dukes' one·two women's
punch (with Zina Garrison-
Jackson) delivers for Newport
Beach. The Dukes swept to
their 12th straight World
TeamTennis victory Wednes-
day night, turning visiting St.
Louis away. With just two
matches left in the regular sea-
son the Dukes are runaway
West Division champions and
the No. 1 seed entering next
week's playoffs in Sacramento.
Op Pro
fN• Pe9e 81
Championship •
Tour. He has
competed
mainly on the
Dud Tour this
year, a feeding
ground for the
ASP/WCT, in which WQS _...._ __ ..
points are accumulated.
Collins \\On 1he ·Op Pro in
1989 and finished second to
Barton Lynch in 1991.
Miller, v. ho ad,anccd to the
qu:irterfinals in l:i!>t } car\ Op
Pro, faced P:idaratz 111 la!>t
y~r·s quartcrfin<il hca1, in
"hich both failed to ad,ance.
.. I \\JOI to ffiJkC the fin.ii
dance," Miller said "l faced
Fla\io qui1e a fe" 11me'i la!>t
}C:lr, and l think \\e were
,.e,ened off. IJe's a real aggrcs·
si,e, snappy l>urfcr. He i...nows
how to m:l.\imize the waves.''
Miller has spent most of the
Th is Saturday, bl'rome tltr proud ow1rt'r of
your ow11 Dl'I Mar cap. free with rach paid
admissinn while supplirs last. Don't #riss tht•
$125,000 San Dirgo Handicap on Saturday.
plus th r $100.000 Bing Cmsby HaNdicap Mt
Sunday. First post 2 p.m. 'pecial 4 p.m post
limr on Friday. August 5.
SAJEWTE WAG._ FROM DB. MAI ·
•
Thursday, July 28, 1994 Ba
~eek :l\\ay from the Op compc·
tition site, prcferring instc:id to
focus alone and with his gi rl·
friend.
"I don't like going down
there and being around the
people with attitudes," Milter
said. "A lot of people have at·
titudcs. I just want to stay re-
laxed and !.urf, then I'll have
rny :ittitude on. I don't like to
c:.irry it around. l don't even
want to think about it. I'll put
my game face on when I have
to surf."
Miller w:is surprised with h~
early heJt time. "Can )OU be·
hevc that?" he said. ··That's
lii...c one of the earliest heats
l'\e C\cr heard of."
Miller, \\lto reached the
semifinals and finished fifth at
the Dud Tour Malibu Pro Jul)
10 and \\On the Profesl>ional
Surfing A!>socia1ion of America
(PSAA) \\'es1 Coast Pro-Am in
~c" port Beach last month,
barely mis ed qualifying for this
year's ASP WCT, finishing 461h
in the WQS.
84 Thursday, July 28, 1994 Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot
..,. Newport Harbor alumni will
return in ·95 in celebration of
'The Best Years of Their Lives.·
'T he treasured banner of the 1930s
at Harbor High, despite the Great
Depression and "The War" to end
all wars, is expected to be flapping in the
wind one more time in September 1995.
That's the word from "Big Da\'e"
Phoenix, Class of '35, '"ho helped anchor
the Sailor grid walls and earned foar
varsity letters, said he
and other early day
comrades arc now
charting a 60th
reunion for the classes
of 1934, 1935 and
...
CLibll
From the
sidelines
1936.
Phoenix, one of the
few Tars e'er to
tangle with the late,
great Jackie Robinson
of Drooklyn Dodger
fome on the football
field in junior college
ball, is enthused over
the plans and said, "I
hope a lot of those
people you write about will be able to
:lltend."
These classes represent a wide circle
of guys and gals who scored a long,
bright measure of Harbor l ligh history
from the early yenrs. The school opened
in 1930 and everything started from
scratch. The area's second high school,
Costa Mesa, didn't arrive until 1958.
They endured the financial blight of
the '30s with their families, the
barebones budgets that red-lined many
needs in Tar athletics, then moved on
uneasily to budding careers, kno\\ing
Hitler's thundering rise t'o power would
lead to a massive war, sooner or later.
And that they '"ould be in the thick of
it. In fact, the first to march off, while
the peace and innocence of their good
times would soon vanish.
The tragedies would start mounting
after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor
Dec. 7, 1941.
A nother four-year tackle like Phoenix,
1931-34, by name of Judd (The
Bear) Sutherland sadly remembers the
first blow when news came tha t a gallant
'34 blocking back and ace hurdler,
George Shafer, died as a combat
infantryman in the Philippines.
But on a triumphant note, there was
the sterling '36 All-Orange Le<1guc end,
Walt Kelly, who made banner headlines
across the Jlation as a young co-pilot
aboard a B-24 Liberntor bomber labeled
Two of the most treasured in the archives of Newport Harbor High athletics -Judd Sutherland (left), and Al Irwin.
"Yanks from 1 lcll."
I le and his crew notched t\\o indelible
marks in three days, though worn and
we:iry from numerous night demands.
Kelly, who "as also a star basketeer
and tracksmari for Coach Ralph Recd,
said the last strike almost collapsed. It
was a proposed night run u.i 26,000 feet
over )apan's "Pearl I !arbor," Rabaul
Bay.
Heavy clouds forced Kelly and his
rookie crew to circle for a landing spot
\\.llhin range of Rabaul. ThCf chose to
rise early for a bold and daring day run.
The incredulous adventure would stun
the experts. It was almost suicidal.
But the Yankee bomber "skimmed"
the water nt 8,000 feet over the Japanese
armada. The sky \\!Ould soon be loaded
with deadly ack-ack. The crew had 40
seconds to hit the biggest ship, a giant
cruiser, and escape. All three bombs
buckled the ship in dead center.
L t. Kelly, a 6-foot-4 pilot who could
barely squeele into the tight
qu:mers of the cockpit, wai.n't cerwin of
succes!> "until we had passed and I
looked back•to sec the hits exploding."
It may have reminded him of an
intense cage baule "1th Huntington
Deach his senior year when he was called
on to turn things around in the closing
seconds. Kelly hit one field go:il from far
out, then followed with a g<ime-winning
free throw.
Mnny of the Tar athletes of the '30s
scored high marks in all sports. Guys lil.e
Ed King, hair-miler; Dud Nimmo, miler,
and Al Ogden, 220-yatd sprinter, would
leave school records on the boards for
many years.
Al Irwin, another four-year athlete
who won 16 monograms and became one
of the Tars' greatest-ever fullbacks,
would advance to College of the Pacific
and subsequently be named to the
Walt Kelly
All-Pacific Conference squad as a
second-te:im guard.
"Al Irwin hit like my brother Harold,"
said Fra1ik Shenin, nn All-Sou thland end
for l1.1rbor in 1939. Harold was All-CIF
in 1942, a chnmpionship year that put
the Sailors into the small schools CIF
finals.
And Coach Recd was always proud of
"little" Freddie Merrick, who played
'arsity end and ran track. lie only
weighed 135 pounds. In time, Merrick
would become a top sportswriter for the
San Jose Mercury News.
T he late Wayne Dye , 1933-34 Tar
quarterback, would stun the
swimming world before he left Harbor
I ligh. He defeated an international
Jerry Keithley
champion nam~d Duster Crabbe in the
Dalboa rough-water swim from the pier
to the Pavillion in 1934.
"And Al Irwin r::in a close second in
that same event," said Phoenix, who
watched from the water's edge.
And many of the '30 athletes would
blossom out to become outstanding
leaders in varied fields.
T he 1934-35 quarterback, Charles
Langrnade, would become a noted
doctor in gynecology; Irwin would
become a grid conch at his alrn:i m:iter
before advancing to become athletic
director at the Unive rsity of California,
Irvine; Phoenix would eventually draw
honors as a geologist; Ogden and
Sutherland would subsequently serve
Ralph Reed
educntion as school trustees in the
harbor area, and Jerry Keithley, halfback
and punter, 1932-33, would become
mayor of Stockton before serving as city
manager in a number of prominent
Southland cities.
And a star halfback and trackman in
1935-36, Louis Glescnkamp, proudly
recalls the gridiron performances of
Harbor High's first Afro-American,
Henry Maunder, a nifty runner. "Henry
wus a fine athlete :ind so well-liked by all
the guys," .he said.
And they'll relive it all in the fall of
'95.
Don Ca ntrtll is o former sports editor
for the Costn Mesa Globe Jlernld,
fortrunner to the D.,:1ily Pilot, and D
resident of Albuquerque, N.M.
Costa Mesa poloists fourth
at the J.O. 15-and-unders
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well over
his head,
and his
column.
which is
normal-
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Boating
ished every Thursday, is
on hold. He's scheduled
to return next week.
Slo-pltch slgnups
Costa Mesa is now accepting
.registrations for its Southern Cali·
fornia Municipal Athletic Fcdern·
lion (SCMAF) Co-ed Slow Pitch
Tournament. The Cos•a Mesa
event will be held Aug. 27-28.
All teams in SCMAF sanctioned
leagues throu&Jioul the Parks and
Recreation Departments in South·
ern California arc eligible to par·
ticipatc. Regiwation is $125 per
team plus a SJO game fee.
The Costa Mesa tournament i
leading up to the SCMAF final s,
which are scheduled for Nov. 12·
13 in Huntington Beach.
For more information, phone 'tourna~lcnt director Scott Payne
/t (714) 642·1f 9.
The Costa Mesa High School
Aquatics team finished fourth :it
the Junior Olympics 15-and-under
seeding water polo tournament
held last weekend at San Clem·
ente High.
tosta Mesa was beaten by S<tnta
• Barbara, 7-6, in sudden-death
overtime in the third place game.
It finii,hed behind SoCal, East and
Santa Da1 barn (all club teams) to
post the highest finish of any non-
club team in the tournament.
Mesa's defense was led by 15-
year-old go:1lie Justin Taylor who
wus impressive throughout the
three-day tournament. T.iylor, a
sophomore, made 65 saves and 10
steals in seven games, blocked a
four-meter penalty shot und
scored from the goal in the game
CdM's Wood In
Goodwill Games
Darren Wood, a Corona
del Mar I ligh graduate, will
compete in the men's triath·
Ion today at the Goodwill
Games in St. Petersbu rg,
RIJSsia, to be covered on
cable tclcvisi9n by TBS.
Wood, 26, nltcrn<1tcs liv-
ing in Australia and Colo-
rado. 1 lc's one of six Amer·
icnns competing. TBS will
televise the Goodwill Game.:
f1om 5 p.m. today through 1
o.m. FmJay.
against LA Inner City.
Taylor recently traveled to I lun-
gary as starting goalie for the
SoPac team which represented the
United States in competition
against V•uious Hungarian youth
te:ims, :ind was named first team
All-American goalie at. last yea r's
National Junior Olympics. Taylor
figures to be in the cage for
Mesa's varsity team in the fall.
Costa Mesa's offensive efforts ·
were led by junior Roger Kirnos
{11 goals), sophomore Joe Wrkick
(nine goals) and Elijah McDaniel
(eight goals).
The team, coached by Mesa var-
!oity coaches Brian Kreutzkamp
and Scott Taylor, now have their
sights se t on a medal at the Na-
tionnl Junior Olympics, which be-
gins Aug. 5 in Long Ucach.
WIDNUDAY'S FISH COUNTS
Newpert L•nllln9 - 6 boats,
121 anglers. 3 mako sharks, 79 sand
bass, 5 7 calico bass, 8 rockfish, 24
sculpin, 1 sheephead, 3 halibut, 158
barracuda, 86 mackerel.
Davey's Leeker -5 boats, 241
anglers. 77 bonito, 493 barrac\lda, 70
carico bass, 127 sand bass, 17 '
sculpin, 3 halibut, 18 blue perch, 290
mackerel.
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Twili~ht, leaves 6 p.m., returns
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1/l-day, leaves 12:30 p.m., returns 5
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To players' relief, at least there was no sinille-wingl
..._Corona del Mar's liftathon
features a 'blast from the past.·
BY RJCHA.JU) DVNN, Sroan Wa1Tu.
E ven the fathers and
coaches took snaps,
ran patterns, blocked
pass rushers and did their
best Barry Sanders imita-.i..-.irjo,,.
lions. I• In conjunction with the
Corona del Mar High football liftathon
on Sat~rday, there was a blast from the
past, .wit h CdM tilurnni playing nag foot-
ball 111 a single-elimination, eight-team
tournament that preceded the weight·
lifting fund-raiser.
. David Le~, a 5:foot-10, 200-pound se-
nior defensive lineman in September
squatted 475 pounds to \\in. Only squat~
were lifted in the contest.
On the field, CdM fathers and coach-
es, the Legend Team, got a tiule more
than they bargained for.
"We didn't play very well, but we
played in it," CdM Coach Mark Schuster
said. "Our average age was probably 48-
to-49, and we're playing against these
kids '_Vho avernged maybe 22-ycars-old:
~ur first game was prcuy close, then we
picked out somebody who lost and
played against them (in the second
game)."
Almost 90 alumni participated in the
games, certainly a unique situation Crom
what Schuster, a first-year coach who'd
spent the past 20 years coaching at ei-
ther Azulta l ligh or Citrus College, is
used to.
encc in tackles the
past two seasons, did
not play because of
the risk of injury, so
he officiated.
"We had a couple
of other kids who
are going off on
scholarship, and they
can't ph1y, either,"
Schuster said. ··we
wouldn't let them
pl:iy. There's no
sense in taking a
chance. This is fun
and all, but there's
no reason to take a
chance in a flag
football g am e .
There's life be}ood
here."
Team~ were com·
prbed mo!.tly from
the mitl-l 980s und
1990s. The olJest
playe r was from
1976.
r110To s .... iMllllAkA '''ALL
Assistant Coac~ Roger Roelle (left) helps brace Sea Kings football standout Josh Walz during Co-
rona's recent hftathon. Some 90 alumni joined the proceedings with a flag football tournament.
"We just put the
word out and
formed teams," ~aid
Schuster, who de-
clared no actunl win·
ner. "The Inst game
was a really good
football game, an ex-
cellent game."
Schuster, hO\\C\'er,
isn't prepared to
California.
"We didn't do a \\,hole lot with the
alumni at Azwsa (\\here Schuster was
head coach for the last eight seasons).
·1 here arc l>Ome guys }OU wouldn't want
ba ck talking to the kids. Sometimes, if
they'd do that;you'd want to check it out
to sec what they were doing."
urday included John Katovsich, a first·
year CdM ~mistant coach who played at
Colorado following a st:indout career
with the Sea Kings. Katovsich holds
school records for the most tackles in a
game (19), a season ( 106) :ind a ca reer
(185).
name any stnrlers
for this year's squad. "1 ha\'cn't seen
anybody in pads, yet," he said. "When I
see them in pads, I look for spcci(jc
things, like aggressiveness. l'm sure 0.1\c
(Holland) was looking for hiucrs. too."
"We used to have barbecues for the
families at Azusa, but for the mo!>t part,
(former players) would move out of the
city," Schuster said. ''That's the nice
thing about the alumni here. They s\ay
here. But, of course, where else would
you want to go? Corona dcl f\lar is one
of the premier places to live in Southern Among the alumni who played on Sat·
Jcrrott Willard, a Pfa) boy preseason
All-American at Cal, \\hO led the
CdM will open the season for the first
time in the Schuster era Sept. 9 at home
(Newport I !arbor High) against Sunse t
League pO\\Cr Edison. The 'Legends Dick Witucki
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APN No.049-101·05 fau11 and Elec11on to Sell. lees. charges and ex· County and Stale d• tratlon authority wltt be _A H -RING on the pell· 90241 munot)" Oovelopmen1 01v1· Luc~y s16res Inc P1u· 309 N Brool<hurst St ' Ana·
Trustee S•le No. The undersigned caused penses ol the Trustee and scribed as: granled unless an Inter· lion wiu be held on AU· Pub II sh• d New po r I sion, 51h noor, 77 Fa r te•ie Dew re Assi s .. c ne m Ca 92801
93-54580W said Notice of Default and of lhe trusls created by COMPLETELY OE· ested person files an ob-GUST 25, 1994. II 1:45 Beach.Costa Mesa Daily 011ve, Costa Mesa. Ca;olOf· Ths staiemenl .,.,15Y1 od Published Newport
Referenc• No. Election to Sell 10 be re-sl11d Deed ol Trust, to pay SCRIBEO IN SAID DEED )ectlon to the pebtion and P.M. In Dept. 703 localed Pilot July 21, 28, August 4• nla. with the County c.erl<' 01 Bucn·Costa Mesa D••'y
111888-8 corded In the county where lhe rem11nlng prlnclpal OF TRUST show good cause why 1ne St 34 b The gity Orlve 11, 1994. AJl•n L. Roeder, City OranQe Counit on Juno 24 P 01 Jul)" 28, 1994
NOTICE OF lhe real property Is localed sums ol the no1e(s) ae-The street addr~ss end court should not grant the :Fut000ra0&~·EJ 9f0668. lhGZ3 Man•1•r/Certlfylng Of· 1994, Th633 and more than three cured by said Deed of 01ner common des1gna11on. authOflty. the fleer F813775 PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE'S SALE months have elapsed since Trust to wit: $250,898.74 If any, ol lhe real property A HEARING on the pell· grantlng of the petition. you PUBLIC NOTICE City of Costa Mesa •---------YOU ARE IN DEFAULT such recordallon. with lnteres1 thereon from doscnbed above Is pur· tlon will be held on AU· should appear at lhe hear-1 Publ.snod Ney, port Bo<1cl1· UNDER A DEED OF DATE: 07/07/94 12/01193 al 7.250% per ported to be: 1818 WEST GUST 25, 1994, at 1:45 Ing and slale your ob-NOTICE OF DECISION 77 hlr Drive, Costa Costa Mesa Daily P1lol July Fictitious
TRUST DATED 08/08/ p R 0 FE S S I 0 NA L annum as provided in said OCEAN FRONT IA, NEW· P.M. In Oepl. 703 locll&<S jec1lons or Ille wurten ob· The City of Costa Me.sa M •a• , C •I If or n I a 14 21 28, August 4 1994. Business Name
91 . UNLESS YOU TAKE FORECLOSURE COR· no1e(s) plus cost and any POAT BEACH, CA 92663 ii 341 The C11y Orive )ectlons w1lh thl e court b• Intends to use Fiscal Year 92828-1200 Th613 Statement advances with in181est. The undersigned Truslee South Orange CA 92668 fOfe lhe hear ng. Your •P-1994 95 F d 1 c Publlshed Newpor1 The lo OW11\g parsons are ~g~~Np~gp::~E~~ ;~~.AT ~O~; H ..:.: ESTIMATED TOTAL DEBT disclaims any tiabitity !Of IF YOU OBJ°ECT TO the pe':,'ance m~ be In parson murn.Y oev:op~!nt B~k Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE ~,:'~.~~sRn:~0u·TIRE & • • •• • $271 ,804.55 any Incorrectness of the granllng of the pelllion, you or ·Y your 1 orney. Granl Funds lo provide P.tol JUiy 28 1994 MAY 8E SOLD AT A STREET, SUITE 550, The beneficiary under street address and oth81 should appear 11 the hear· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR housing rehabihlalion loans ' ' 1ns39 NOTICE OF BRAKE, 32201 Camino PU9LIC aALL " YOU WALNUT CREEK, CA said Dead of Trusl hereto-common designation, II Ing Ind stale your ob-or a contingent creditor ol and granls C1tyv.1de to low· AVAILABILITY OF Capistraf\O, San Juan Cep-
NEED AN EX PLANA-945H fore executed and dellv· any, shown herein. lec:tlons or Ille written ob· the deceased, you must ltle Income ·homeowners in· PUBLIC NOTICE ANNUAL REPORT istrano. CA 92675
TION OF THI! NATURE Telephone Number: ered lo the undersigned a Said sale will be made, ec:llons Wilh the court bo-your cl~lm with the court eluding those with homes Pursuant 10 secllon An~neim Hills Ttre, Inc ..
OF THE PROCEEDINGS 1510) 033·4880 wr11ten Declaration of De· but without covenanl or ore lhe hearing. Your •P-and mad a copy to the per· that may be located In the cns11Bt802 610;t(d) of t11e Internal Rev· ~Ca if.) 19721 Esporanza
AGAINST YOU YOU By· DEBBIE BYERS laull and Demand lor Sale, warran1y, express or Im· pearance may be In person ~~I dr~pr~hsontal~e lt~P-100 year flood plafn Flood FlcUtlous enue Code nollce is 9t686 Yorba Linda, CA
SHOULD CONTACT A P'ubllshed Newport r."~, ·.~~lt~re~~~ce1a°'s~lr ~~::io~eg:~~~~o~Ue~~~: 0rFb?6~~~o~n~~EOITOR lou~ ~on~s ~o~uth•w<la:~ m~~a::gn measur~~ dlo~ Bu;~n~H Na:n• her~by gv~n· i:;,a1 11'8 an-Th·S bus-ness Is con-
LAWYER. Beach.Cos11 Mesa Daily The undersigned caused cumbrinces, lncludlng or a conhngenl creditor ol of first Issuance of lhe let· !nd wer:1~u~:r~~ ~o ·~e The follo!, •m•.i;sons are n~! "t,°~~; ~f cao~n?:~ dueled by: a corl)Ofahon
On 08/041~ at 10.00 Pilot July 14, 21, 28, 1994. said Nol1ce ol Oelaoll and fees, charges and H· lhe deceased, you musl file r~ 811P~vl~e?t In se~on feas.ble: lherelcxe, there Is doing bus1ne~ ~s: bnaer Comm111ee, Inc 1 The ~egistrant(s) =-A. M., PR OFESSIONAL Th612 Elechoo 10 Sell to be re-penses of the Trustee and your claim '11"1lh lhe court 1 0 e 11 omll ro-no pl'actlcal a1ternab11e to SAV·ON DRUGS 1020 Ir· rl\/aie toundatcn 1s a-~1. menc:e 10 lransae1 FORECLOSURE CORPO· corded In lhe county where of the lrusls cretaled by and mail• copy to the per· bate Code. The ltme l0t l1I-the ro ed ro oct It Is vine Avenue 'New Ori ~ble II the lou'ndal on s ness under Iha Fict1l101.11
RATION as the duly •P-PUBLIC NOTICE lhe real pl'Openy is localed. said Deed ol Trusl, to pay sonal representative •P· ing claims will not expire the '(;,ir.' Jud~o~ent lhal Buch CA 92660 P punc·pal ott.ce •or mspec· Bus•ness. Name(s) listed
pOmted Trustee under Ind FOR SALES INFOR· he remaining principal pointed by lhe court within blhelorhe lo,ur mdo,nths tlroodm lhese cond1llons do nol Lucky' S1oros Inc (Dela-uon during regular bus .. aAbovhe ~n. NH01
1, applocablle pyrsuant 10 Deed ot Trust, 21520 MAT 1 0 N M F 1 1um1 ol 1he note(s) s• lour mon1ns from the dale e ear ng a a no 1c . ~ 1 di h 5 K .. 1 na a m • '' Tue nc Recorded on 08/12/91 H I on. r cured by said Deed of ol first Issuance ol tho let· above. 1ush exc u ng omes '" ware), 656 nott Ave .• ness hours rom 9 a"'· lo Henry Kumag1J. Pres1den1 Oocumenl No. 91-427385 NOTICE OF B:OOam to 5:00pm Trusl to wit: $411 ,342.87 lers as rovidod In socllon YOU MAV EXAMINE the the food plaln from parllcl: Buena Park, CA 90620· 4 p.m. by an)" c1t1zen who Th•s statement was filed
Book -'Page-. ol Olftclal TRUSTEE'S SALE 1811) 510-1200 with interest thereon lrom 9100 of~he Cal1lornla Pro-file kepi b)" lhe court. If you patlon In lhe program, 1158 requests II wth•ri 160 days ""th ll'le County Cieri< ol Records in the ottlce ol lhe APN: 428-032·58 AMERICAN SE· 9'01/93 II 8 875% pe b I C d Th I 111 are a person lnl•rested In however, owners of such This business Is con· atltr the d<Jle o_r uie pubh· Orange County on June 16 A 1 0 G LOAN NO· ' · r 8 e 0 e. e limo or 1 · the estate ou ma Ille properties will be required dueled by 1 co1porallon ca1t0n. 1994 ' ecorder o RAN E • CURIT I ES COMPANY, annum IS provided 1n said Ing claims will nol expire • Y Y 10 oblaln ftOOd Insurance Type ol Business· Reia. The roundaboo s pr.nc 031 FS1270S County, ?•llfornla, ex· 8538524 TRUSTEE C/O CAL. nolt(s) plu~ cost and any before tour months from with t~e coSurt r formal Re-as 1 precondillon for fl· AJcohollc Beverage Pack· 011,ce 11 1oca1ed at 1557 Published Newpon Beac'°l-
ecuted by. CHARLES A. REF: BRILL, WESTERN RECONVEY· 1dV1nces with Interest. lhe hearing dale noticed quesfit °' P1ec al Not ce 01 nancing age Sales business Lakewood \' ay upim~ Cosla Mesa oa.1y Pilot July KLOBE, A SINGLE MAN, DAVID EDWARD ESTIMATED TOTAL DEBT above the 1hng o an mvenlory · ' · ANO SUSAN BARLOW, AN ANCE, AO ENT, P.O. $450,731.75 YOU . MAY EXAMINE the and appraisal ot estate IS· 14• 21• 28• August 4• l99' UNMARRIED WOMAN, as & DIANE D. CV B 0 X 2 2 0 0 4 1 EL The ·beneficiary under file kept by lne court. 11 you sets or of any pelillon or PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Tt\618
Trustor, HOME SAVINGS IM~: .. ~:N~o;~~~CE CAJON' CA 02022· said Deed of Trust herelo-are 1 person lnlerested In account as provided In PUBLIC NOTICE
OF AMERICA, F.A.. A COA· 9004 (81 I) 500.1200 fore executed and dehv· the eslate. you may file section 1250 ol the Ca)I·
PORATION, as Beneficiary TO PROPERTY D•ted: July 111 1004 ered 10 the undersigned a wllh the court a formal R• fornia Probate Code. A Ao·
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OWNER: By: Dell L. Cun•m•v wrlllon Oeclarabon of De· quest for Special Nolie• ol quest for Special Notice
AUCTION TO THE HIGH· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TRUSTEE SALE OF· fault and Demand for Sale, the filing of an lnven1ory form Is avatlable from lhe
EST BIDDER FOR CASH, UNDER A DEED OF FICER· DELL L CUNA-and 1 wrlllen Notice of De-and appraisal ol estate IS· court clerk.
(payable al time of sale In TRUST DATED AU· MAY EXT 3014• laull and Elec:hon to Sell. sets Of of any petition or Attorner for the P•tl· lawful money ol the Un.led GUST 11 1092 UN • The undersigned caused account as provided In tloner: States, by ush, 1 cashl8f's fl • • Published Newport said Notice of Default and section 1250 of the Call· ROBERT T. CARRUTH,
check drawn by a stale or LESS YOU TAKE AC· Beach-Costa Mesa Oall)" Elechon to Sell to be r• lornla Probate Code. A A• ESQ. (CSBl 03808)
nellonal bank, 1 check TION TO PROTECT Piiot July 21, 28, August 4, corded In the county wnere quest lot Special Notice 190 NEWPORT CEN·
drawn by 1 1tatt or federal YOUR PROPERTY, IT 1994. the real property IS focalad. form Is avaJlable from the TER DR STE 1BO
credll union, or a check MAY BE SOLD AT A lh624 FOR SALES INFOR· court clerk. '' ' drawn by a state or federal PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU MAT ION: Mon ·Fr I Attorney for the Petl· NEWPORT BEACH, CA
savings and loan assocla-NEED AN EXPLANA· PUBLIC NOTICE 8 :00•m to 5 :00pm -tloner: 02880 (714) 720-8442
!Ion, ~avlng1 usocllllon, TION OF THE NATURE (811) 51().1200 THOMAS B. ClA.RRETT, Published Newporl ~ savings . ba~k 1pectll;d OF THE PROCEEDING NOTICE OF CAL·WllSTERN RE· ESQ., CHEADLE & Beach·Costa MoH Daily na~c~og~~O e~ 1~~lhc!: AOAINST YOU, YOU TRUSTEE'S SALE CONVEYANCE CORP., GARRETT, 1151 DOVE Pilot Juty 27• 28• August 3•
rizad to do buslnasa In this SHOULD CONTACT A APN: 932 01 015 525 E•st M•ln Street, STREET, SUITE 208, 1994·
•late.) At: AT THE CHAP· LAWYER. LOAN NO: P.O. Box 22004, El NEWPORT BEACH, CA _______ w_i_h_54_0
MAN AVENUE ENTRANCE On AUGUST 11. 1994. 11 8000428 C•fon CA 02022·9004 92880 (714) 833-1088 PUBLIC NOTICE
TO THE CIVIC CENTER 10:00 A.M. AMERICAN SE· REF: STRUNK, (819) .590.0200 Published Newport --------BUILDING, 300 EAST CURITIES COMPANY, as RONALD C. c SUPERIOR COURT CHAPMAN AVENUE, OR· duly appointed truslee CV D•ted: July 20, 1014 Beach· osta Mesa Dally OF CALIFORNIA ANGE, CA all right, tllle under and pursuant to ' By: Toni lc•ndl~ Piiot July 28, 29, August 4, •
and Interest conveyed to Deed ol Trust recorded AU· T.S. No. 703183 TRUSTEE SALE OF· 1994. C~!'1N~.0~1:At,~11~E
and now held by It under GUST 21, 1~2. u Inst. No. IMPOR::N7TSONOTICE FICER: TONI SCAND· lhl631 Post -c• Box 14171 said Deed of Trust In the 92·555004, In bOOk )()()()(, LYN EXT. 3008 ""' ~oparty situated In 11ld page XXXX, or Olllclal TO PROPERTY Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE o,.,,.., CA
County, Cahfomia descrit>-Records In lhe office of the OWNER: Beach-Costa Mesa Oaoly BSC ,.097 92813-1571
Ing the land !herein· County Recorder ot OR· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ,. IN THE MATTER OF LOT 1, IN BLOCK 11 OF ANGE County, State of UNDER A DEED OF Piiot July 28• Augusl 4' 11• NOTICE OF THE PETITION TO
FIRST ADDITION TO NEW· CALIFORNIA uecuted by TRUST, DATED JANU· l994. PETITION TO CHANGE THE NAME
PORT HEIGHTS, IN THE DAVID EDWARD BRILL ARY 15 1093 UNLESS lh632 ADMINISTER OF RENA MARIE BRAG·
-CITY OF NEWBPORT ANO DIANE 0. BRILL. YOU TAKE AC.TION TO PUBLIC NOTICE ESTATE OFr DON BEACH, COUNT'\' OF OR· HUSBAND ANO WIFE AS ESTHER S LANE
ANGE, STATE OF CALI· JOINT TENANTS PROTICT YOUR PROP· BSC 30ea •k8 HTHllR LANE, CASE NUMHR
FORNIA. AS PER MAP RE· WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD A173094
CORDED IN BOOK 4, AUCTION TO HIGHEST AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF NOTICE OF •k• ESTHER ORDER TO SHOW
PAGE 94 OF MISCEL· BIOOER FOR CASH. YOU NEED AN EXPU. PETITION TO c.SAN .. NDMo ... 1LAN7 .. 1E'"3 CAUHo!<!.'!~~GE LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE CASHIER'S CHECK NATION OF n.E NA-ADMINISTER A .. .. r ,.,.._.,
OFFICE OF THE COUNT'\' DRAWN ON A STATE OR TURE 0 ,. THE PRO. ESTATE OFa To all heirs. beneficiaries, PETITIONER($) RENA
RECORDER OF SAID NATIONAL BANK. A c•EDING AGAINST NICHOLAS cradllors, conUngent credl· MARIE BRAGDON HAS/ COUNTY. CHECK DRAWN BY A .. CONSTANTINE tor•. end parson• llllhO may HAVE FILED A PETITION The prol)4tl1y h8fetolore STATE OR FEDERAL YOU, YOU SHOULD p olherwlM be lnterelled In FOR AN OROEA TO
deacrlbed ls being aold "11 CREDIT UNION, OR A CONTAe'r A LAWYER. AMPHILIS, •k• the wlll Of nlate, or both, CHANGE NAMES FROM
Is", The 1trHt addt811 end CHECK DRAWN BY A On AUGUST t~1. 1994, II NICHOLAI C. of: ESTHER S. LANE eke RENA MARIE BRAGDON
other common dealgn11ion. STATE OR FEDERAL SAV· 10.00 AM. CAL·vvESTERN PAMPHILIS ESTHER LANE atca ES· TO RENEE MARIE FOXX
If any, of the real PfOparty INGS ANO LOAN AS· RECONVEYANCE C?RP., I C• .. N_o. At74180 THEA SANORA LANE h la hereby ordered that
described abOYe Is pur· SOCIATION, SAVINGS AS-Ca.hlornla corporation H To al heifa, beneficiaries. A PETITION haa been all pet'SOnl 1nt8festad In
Ported '° be: 30UI CLIFF SOCIATIONJ. OR SAVINGS duly appointed trustee creditors, contlngent credi· filed by BARRY M. LANE In this matt8f appear belote
DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH, BANK SPE.,;IFIEO IN SEC. undet and pureuant to lors, and pet'IOl'ls who may the Suparlof Court of Call-this court In Oepartmenl CA 92ee3 TION 5102 OF THE FINAN• Dead of Trust recorded otherwise be Interested In fomla, County Of ORANGE No 703 of the Orange The undersigned TruetH CIAL CODE ANO AUTHO. JANUARY 25, 1993 as In.I Ille WiM or ntate, Of both, THE PETITION tequesta CMty Superior Cout1 11 dll<:lalmt any l11blll1r for AIZEO TO 00 BUSINESS No. 93>054523, In bOOk -of: NICHOLAS CONSTAN· that BARRY M. LANE be lhe lddreH lhown above any lncorrectnese o lhe IN THIS STATE WILL BE , page -, of Omclll TINE PAMPHIUS, aka NI· appointed U pet'lonll rep· °" Seoternbef & 1994 t
• .,... IOdreH and other HELO AT THE ENTRANCE Records In the office of the CHOLAS c. PAMPHIUS reaentallve to aelmlnlster 2·00 o'clock p.m. and th!
common de1lgn1tlon, If TO THE ORANGE CIT'\' County Recorder of OR· A PETITION has been the eei.te of lhe d~ent. Md there etlOw" cauae tt
any, ahown herein. Said HALL. 300 EAST CHAP· ANGE County, Slate of filed by CELESTE PAT· THE PETITION requests any they haw Why the P.,.
.. wt11 be INlde, but wtth-MAN AVENUE, ORANGE, CALIFORNIA H8Cuted by SOURAS, CHRISTOPHER the ctec.denl'a WILL and 1IUon fof cnanoe Of Mine
out ~I or warranty, CALIFORNIA all right. tl1la RONALD C. STRUNK. AN PAMPHILIS and CON· codkh, If any, be admitted should not be tvantad
expreued or Implied, ,. ltld lnttfett conveyed to UNMARRIED MAN WILL STANTINE PAMPHILIS In to Pfobate. The Wiii Ind "It further C:d.ed that.
g81'dlng title, pc»Mllion. Ind now held by II under SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION the SUpet'lof COUf1 of Call-any eodictlt .,. eva•ltblt CoPY Of INS ord8f to •how or ~anc:et, to pay aald Dead of Trust In the TO HIGHEST 8100ER FOR fornla. County of ORANGE. IOf examination In ltle file cause be publtthad In NII
the remaining ·prlnclpal PfOP«1Y sltualed In ..said CASH, CASHIER·s CHECK THE PETITION reQuel11 kepi by 11'8 COUtl. COST A MESA OAI Ly eumoftNnote(e)HC\Wad Counly and Stele d .. DRAWN ON A STATE OR that CELESTE PAT· THE PETITION requme PILOT a newa~ OI
by Mid Dead ol 1'Nst, wllh acflbed at: NAT I 0 NA L 8 AN K, A SOURAS, CHRISTOPHER 1\1\l'IOflty to admlnl118f the geMr9i circulation put>-
inteteec .,,.,.,, aa PfO-c 0 Mp LET EL y 0 E· CHECK DRAWN BY A PAMPHILll and CON· eat•I• under .,. lndepen. 11"'-d In thle ............ at vtded In UICI note(•). ed• SCRIBED IN SAIO OEEO STATE OR FEDERAL STANTINE PAMPHIUS be dent AdrnlnlttrallOn of!• leut once a ..;k'.;''tour vencee, If rtl'fl/, under the OF TRUST. CREDIT UNION, OR A appo"'1td II P8fsonal r8')-lat .. Act. (Thie authority ~--. pnor to
tefme of tt1e Deed of TNet, The ttrHI addt .. t arl<I CHECK DRAWN BY A resentaUve '° edtnlnltttt wnll allow the peraonal rep-ltle es.y of "'9 h8eltnl. .. tlm8eed 1 .... chatget othet common dnlgnlltion, STATE OR f"CDERM. IAV· the a1tate of the~. rnantallYe to take many JULU ........
and ••P•n•H of the If any, of the real Pfoper1y INGS ANO LOAN AS· THE PETITION teqUHll IC110f'11 ~ COi#\ ap. CO••••••o•111 oil TN9189 Mcf of ttw lNllt dele.fibed abOYe 11 ~· SOCIATION, IAVlNGS AS. 1uthorny to adrnlnitlef the ptoval hfOte ta\lng e«· TH a a Up I II IO II
CfeMed by Mid Deed of Ported 10 be: 1979 OR· SOCIATION OA SAVINGS Hlate und8f the ~ lain Ye1Y lmpor\anC aCtlona. Trwe, tc>4lt 1740,000.00 ANOE AVENUE, COSTA BANK SPlCIP:IED IN SEC. ~ Adt'f*QtfltlOn of fa· t\Owever, the pet.onel rep. COUllT I..,...... MESA, CA 82127 TION 1102 01' THI FINAN-lat.. Ad. (Thie Mhoflty ,....,..,_ w4ll be teqWed DAftl JUL t4. teM
AccNed lnler9't Md Id-The underalgned Trutt .. CIAL COOi ANO AUTHO. wit! allOW the personal ,..._ to give notice to lr.eerelted NUJ MULTAN!, HO,
....... ...,_, If any, dlaCllllml any Mabllty IOf AtZEO" TO DO BUSINESS ,....,,._tl\le to take "*'Y '*90"1 unlesa ~ ,_. LAW Of!PICH OP
wll lnGrWe Ille ..... any lncofftctnett of the IN Tl11S STAT! WILL. 8! attlont llrlltlout COUft ai>-w8Md noact or contented · prior...... ...... ..... and °"* H!U> AT THI lNTMNCE PfO'lll. 8etot. tMlnO cet• lo .,. ~ ~) To place en ed In
Tiie Mneftelwy UIMtet common d.:~tlon, If TO Tlil ORANGE CITY ltln very~ ec11one. The lndlll•ldent _.... TM P ... c:taatltled,
Mid Deed of Trull.._, tlJll, .._ HALL., 300 IAST CHAI'· "°"""· tN l*'IOMI,. tratlOfl MllOftly • be C•ll M•·..-ra. a... ...... bt IMde, MAH A~NU!, 0RANGL ,._ .. Ive Wil be ,..,.._ pllllled ~ en !Nef.1-------
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CONSOLIDATl!D Rl!PORT OF CONDITION OF
TMI! BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY
Consohdaled Aepon of COndruon of "The Ban« Of Orange County · of
Fountain Valley. Orange. Ind Oomel1lc Subsldlanes 11 tn. close ol t>us•nass
on June 30, 1994.
State laank No. 1275
ASSETS
Dollar Amounts
In Thou-"411
1. Cash and due lrom banka ................................. .
2. lnva11men1 MCUrltle• (Market value $13.5111 ...... .
3 Non-Investment eeeurttln .. ...... .. .. .......... ... . •
4 Trading 1ccount sac:urlllet
5 Fed8fel funds sold Ind MC\Jrft1et pyrchuad under
agraernem• 10 retell 11'1 domMllc offices ....
8 a Loans, Tot.I (excluding UMlmed income).... 24,180
b Lau Allow..-for pouJbla loan tones •• 958
c Loan•. net . .. ...
7 Bank premises, FF. & E. etc. (Including S capital lease) .••
8. AHi Hl•I• owned otllar lhan bank premlMt ..
9. fnvestmentl In unconsolldated aubsldlarln and
astOciated companies .... .... .. .. .... .. .. ..
10. Custom8f'S nablli1Y to hie Dank on acceptances 011t1t.nd1ng .
11 Othef ... ~ {Including lntang10'-s) .. ..
12 TOTAL ASSETS (aum of hems 1thru11) .. -·--....
LIAlllLITIES
13 1 TOTAL DEPOSITS lN DOMESTIC OFFICES .• 52,013
(1) Total demand depoe/lt . . mm 23,780
(2) Total time Ind aavlnge ~· .. ...... .. ·-... 28 233
b. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES ............... .
c TOT/IL OEPOSrrs IH DOMESTIC ANO
FOREIGN OFFICES (sum of Items 13a & b)
14 Fadafal IUnds purchUed and~ told undat
agreements to f9PllCheM In domest!C ofllc.s ••• --·n-.. -··-
15. Othat Uablllllee lof borrowed money,
Including nola bl&anc9e of U S. TtMSUtY
18. Mortgage lndet>t9dneu (lnclUdlnO S c~al ,.., .. , ""
11. Acc.,,t111C91 executec:I by Of lot account of
Ihle bank end OIJltlandlng ..........
18 Ot.f\ef llal>Mltl".. ...... "'"""""-'"'" .... ~~,-=-.·~
19. TOTAL UABIUTIES (e•cludlng 1ub0rd1neled notes
arl(I dabanMM)
20 SUt>Ofdmated not• and debenlUree ----
........... QUIT(
21 Pref9ned etoctl
a No ~-outstanding
22 Common ltocll
.. No. •hMM aut"°'1nd 1.roo.000
Amount
b No atlaree out.tending i,~1 Amount 8,947,000
23 ~"' ·-.... --• 1 .~.000 24 TOTAi. CQHT1'1~0 ClAPfTAI.. (~of 1tam1 21, 22 • 231
7,005
13.511
23 22'
523
. 852
5201J
25 ~ W'*'91................ "_ .... _,__ .... , __ .. _,..,..",,.'
2' ~tor COfllllQeliOM and oe-capltal ,...,._.
21 TOTAl. IHAM~ EOUfTY (tum of ttema 24 '1-' • 2tl
2e TOTAL llAllUTlU ANO SHAAEt40LOEAS EOUITY
(tum of 1ternt tt,20 • 27) --... -..
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~o °' ""' Iba•• ..,... ..,._ Md! decWft, '°' t111T1N11 ~ 1n<1
net' tar ... ~ I ..... pef'SONI fine .... °' the INtte • ~ 11\ IN
repGft ... I ....... ttw1 eact1 ....,_.,. In .-, l9f)Of1 11 tr~ EICh 0( the ........................... "°' ... -°"*· ---~ l*!all'y °' PtfturY .... 9Dl 10 I 4 II we Md CIOrNd
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Flctltlou•
Bus.In••• Name
St.atament
Tiie to ow•ng persons are
dO•"'J 1>11s ness u : Ct.iNtCA OE SALUO. 1156
W. Cen1111 Ave . #210,
Santa Ana, CA 92707 Co.ns. Ma•garet, 16a10 J•·
norie Qr., Wh1tl1l'r, CA Sl0603
C1s1.110. 8011s, 0 Md .. 901
Plc11cl'lo, La Habrt
"Hetghts CA 90631
Tn s business Is con-·
dueled by a )Olnl venture The reg1stran1 (s) co~
meoced to ttansact tM.111·
t ess under the F1cht10us
Business Name(•) haled
abo~a on 6-30-94 P.largaret Coins
Th•S Sl3tement WH filed
W•lh the County Cle1k ol Orange County on June 30,
1994 F814154
Published N-port B..cn.
C<nll "' esa DIMiy Polol July
18, August 4, 11 , 18, 1994.
Th&42
PUBLIC NOTICE
Flctltloue
BuslneH N•me
Statement
The IOlrowing parson• are
doina business u ·
AMFfH1Bf"N, AMPHIBIOUS
VEHICLES, 1630 SuparlOf Ave., Costa M111, CA '9~E~t> ,
St8"en L Tereot1, 2355 Nol•e Oame Rd.. Co11a
t.'esa. CA 92628
This bu11nen 11 con-
duc~d by' an lnd1vldull
Tne 11g!1trantt•l com-
me!'leed to trlllNd ~
nosa und8' the Flct1ho~
U11slrieas Name(•) "'1tCI abOve on: Aug. ,9113
Sitven L T8f8Q'S
Th t alalement WU flled
With the County Clerll 01
Olano• Couniy on June J,
191>4 ,., ·•~t
Publllhed Nl#pOn hllch-
Cosl~ ,,.,_. Oally flllloOC Ji,J;j
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Costa Me.5a, CA 92627
c.omerofNewport Blvd & Bay St.
ROUSES/
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GENERAL 1002 CORONA
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim DEL MAR
NEWPORT MOBILE
1022 BEACH 1069 HOMES 1100 HOUSES/
CONDOS
COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT
liiii--miiiiiiiii BEACH
NEWPORT
2169 BEACH
NEWPORT
2169 BEACH 2169 CHEAPER THAN RENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------3BR 2BA E'alde twnhm,
all appllancH, 2·Car
gar, pool, 1pa, tennis.
$1500 lease. 544-5794
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A 5-yr-old be•utHul
1152 aq ft, 2Br 2Ba
master sull• home In
Hemet. Fully land·
1cpd, move-In cond.
686,495. MaJC, Agent,
909·852·0989 Ext. 28.
CORONA
DELMAR 1022
CORONA DEL MAR
$575 ooo .
HARB09' V I EW
HILLS 3Bd·3Ba on lg
ocean view loll Great
for BBO'a & sunset
walchlngl Vacant &
easy to aeol Call
Lyeen or Jelfl
644-9060
1 blk to bch HB newly POR RENT NEWPORT BEACH remod kitch 2br 2ba, .. _____ _
$32• 000 W/0, family J)9t park 1•
, aHum loan. 960-8251 •---------~~~r~:cr"h~~~:::ugn'::~ ocean ''"•e/S•Partt CORONA w/ellp for 30• boatl 2 1760 Whittler Ave.11185 DEL MAR
block• to beachHI CM·C•tm dee 2Br 2Ba
Call Steve or Tomi Cal rm/lndr •pa/oak ·-------
2122
3br house on Blutt, Jae,
wd hkups. dbl gar,
$1250. Immaculate!
Avl now. 842·5855
2BR·2Ba + loft, brlle Newport Hts 4br 3ba Beach Area •nd un11. trp1c, 2 car n•w1y r•nov•t•d Winter or Yrly gar, patio nr pool, luxury unit. 251-3177
Furn/Unfumllhed TenEyck RE, 84<Hl219 or 432..0800 for appt
1-4BR Incl Water1ront Npt Creat 3Br 2tArBa NOW SHOWING ll3U
S850 to 11700 mo. A.IC plant shutters' New module/moblle1
·----~~--~~ VIII. R.nt.11 pooi, 1pa, tennl•. Avi from S895. Seacllf1.
690 W 18th, SI. Brand 8/15, 11575• 831-1384 890 W. 15th. 848·2558 844-IO&O flra. Lo malnt. &48-0748 new 3BR 2Ba hae, ga· 875-A912 Nwpt tat, 5 yra new UCHINA COVEii rage, d/w, w/d hkup, -. aeeoon ••• 2Br 18a 2Bd-Z~Ba, roofdeck, BEACH Unique 2·•ty home on S1 tOOmo. 721 ·1118 houH, private comm bonus rm. 2fp,11950 COLOWC?U
OANl\C!R LI COLOWC?U
BANf\C?R LI
p•o-RTY ll?S th• water. 5BR 2BA. 3 E'1ld• cottage 2br 1ba BEACH :~;fo~m~.0173~:7~~h . 857-1880 Prud CA
C 0 " .-.-car parking. nice gat Move-In apecl•I 0 OR NA DEL MAR -~~----patio, frplc, hug• ma•· Avall Nowt Bridget Ila c I d ceanfront• $825,000 Expedthebe!l: MONT•Rrt t., S3500 mo. Avt e/ 850-8015,Jlll ee2.:J111 RENTALS 11 ~ roa moor tBR .................. 1\000
4Bd home In one or Expect..._~· ·---------OWN A 2ND HOME 20th. Yrly IH VIiia Npt M9ht• ., •• 28r 4 R· tArBa, well lo-3BR 28• ........... 12000 --UllP:Ulaa. On The Beachfrontl Rental1 675 •"'12 1BR Penln •.. 1450 wk cated, •Int cond. Lg 49n 2Ba S2""00 Newport'• bHI loca ... ., 2Be. Water, gardener. BR O ft 192 k b k d & I " .......... "' tlonl Po 1 1 ··---------NEWPORT BEACH AIA Award· winning 1 1 • 0001 1 • en • 5 w ac yar pal o. Moblle 2BR ..... 11150 o • spa, c ose COSTA MESA 1024 condominium• •tart· garage nc . .1 1BR. VII Bal.S109G mo lmmed occpy. 53950 ••• 1o•~MW9T to beach & park•·• SMl,000 Ing •t 1174,ooo-PYT8UCHACClll mo. 545·5353 1BRCndo(F)l1200mo 72 .. 721•PrudCA _,.. ..-nwr
great opportunity! Call Channel ar .. wat•r· s 25 000 F L.rg deck/cyn 1'lew hm, 28R Condo s1eoo mo RMM 714-72 •. k .......
Kent for lnfo1 Ve--3Br w/ttuge front 3Bd·3Ba home 4 ' • urnlahed 3Br 2Ba, den, 2 f'P, 2· 2BR Ocnft 11750 mo De Ana• mobile home. -:::--"l~-~--_,.... __ ~.;_ AAA_ftftAO •• .... models open dally. s ~uNTAIN Pvt .. _ h I 28 Sp-tac ' I> ... I v-rr.vv fam rm on 8100 a/f R2 w/ptlvate dock for 2 Call for brochure car gar. 524 •award. l"V 2BR Penln . '925 wk ... ac • poo • r ... u at •Y .... ew w
lot. l175K. 850-0943 boa111 Bay & night c•oo• 477.7742 11550 ...... 173•933e VALLIY 2134 3BR Penln 11000 Wk 2Ba, den. Over 55. lg dock, contemp,
COLOWCLL
OJ\Nt\CR ~1
Bkr Ed Vim dan Bouche llght views I Every Charming 2Bd + ore, 3BR Condo .11200 mo 1 1100/mo. 675·1472 ~geoualy flJfn, &BR·
amenity lmagln•bl•I RECREATIONAL LANO 2Ba, 1tove, frig, w/d, NEW OATEO compl•11 -PR.•• ... -DeWn••••r• 3Br as. Jn~~ ·~ •• ~uffd500/g•,:,ecso •
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Call David Prince BRITISH COL.UM81A frplc, gara~e. 1t1I 115, w/comm pool ... epa. ,... -9 dphc, lrplc, 4•Car "'•t, todayl Canada. Cholc• w• 11400 ...._,...78 • ._. t b a. " Agt, 714/282·9000 a ... A ftftaft terlront properll••. mo • ...,.._ Airy a bd, vaulted cell· .,._ ....... .._.._ • epe to ay btach.t-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.,,: ... 11: ...... _~ _____ 111.u-c.s ___ 10•4•0 .,......vvv ranch land•. remote .mu1w1 cAl lR• Ina•. frplc, Wfd 1980 67J.I,.. St4IO(mo. 818135 .... $39 r1
flahlng, w•10111. land•. 24 hr MO, poota, ,.,,. "GENT 13M400 21) Strid•• to bell, Clean PURN L.ldo l•le 2Dd· No matter ....... , ...... .-"' Chances art llY OWN•R1 Meredith
.. Pl gS ·---you will rind Garden• exec home.
cot OWCLL
Ul\NK_CR ~l
.......... what you need 6Br 3Br. 2700• aq tt.
at the price S359K. Po<>I, privacy, ~.&...L-J upgrdff. •Int •ChOOI•. ~U'ICUlm.
Sell your extra
houaehold
Item• In C!qt!fltd
you want to pay ocean 1.llml. H4·nH ---------•
when you , .. d
ClaHlfled
dally
Ml·H78
FIND an apartment
thtough classified
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Low,1t Priced l·I
11Port llnetl" 48r-2.e... IOv.ly y1t'i.o move.In cond .... ,.
lalandt. l91'mt. ~ nfa, ~. Iba. din rm 38d, aaa, cath cells, 28• + study, llv rm wf
brochure. 1'fil'lo Unct tam rm, 11100 mo w 0 rp t m m p 11 what you're Companz· fthone: CltOI ... ,_. Can't'""' to petlO, I • yrly '"· • • r • • 0• Avt nowt Aat 157-39" S2500 mo. 87M223 doing, your ~:~:7lo4) a ;i~~::i OcMn ._Ill 18'W8a. get to al thoM or 11wnt AVA 311 a ... otrt AC, hometown
ftpt, I ur pr, nu t1fMlr lob• I D I ll AOUll comm pool/\ennl•. ~= :;i':r.;~1~No around the house? W .. tc to beach °' Udo 11800/rno. 819 .. 77• newlpaplf
The moat ~prehen--Let the Cl ... tfled V'9 l 1ll0041th • 'In-04M, 7'4•HM>104 1M al~ ancs current dlfK· • RENT lervtoe Dlreatety ley. Own/Iller 84CMt7a AVA 31r Ha. new liilii911i1 tory of good• and ..,. ....._ \W..I ftnd ... your home orpt/pnt, lrg yard, _, •
Ylc" around! .................... WIAA • ...,. ,_ throuafl ctualtled. oomm poot. Avt now. ft11 In ......... , ""'HllftlV ,....,.. h!lp. M9-M78 llOOO/mO. .... ,. •
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APADIDllTS COSTA lllSA 2124 MJsattlDOUS COIOIDCW. -
poa WI m -tu COTTAG• lllfl'W 1.,;;,niliiloPUTYiiiiiiiiliil-iiil21111iial-:--:-:-=:-::--::=-:-------:-------,11.•••••••I Encl patio, waetMtr1•••••••••1 .. dryer hkup, no S>et•. •" lnduatrlal otlla o 9y CHMLIS GOREN
S775 mo. 7a2-eaN IOOllS 2704 warehouN •780 aq tt. with OMAR SHARIF
TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE
U'IO&
ISUllD 210e
e 2BR·2Be upatn 1n ... Ut-4197 ..cl TANNAH HIRSCH
plde•cxk w~r7~'wgar, lg Raaaonable rent In PRESTIGE LIDO
• v .. 18th. axchg for It hM W()(k STOREFRONT
a•r ••• upper, $750 No pet S....-7CMM llC/Wk & help w/tod· N-ottlca/ratall 2,000
CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON!
wat..trent, relrlg, E'alde 1br gar patio no dler In lovely CM •f. BeloW mkt S98e Ruth vulnerable. North deals
9""d00k, garage. Vrly pets S585~o+ s45o home. Rel• req'd. Call NET. Xlnt Traff & Prl<g. NORTH
11186/mo. •9"-1658 dep 150 E 21al St 8"5-0408 morning• PRU NEWPT 873-1900 • A Q 10 5
546-5934, ~ ... 294 A J
E'alde 2Br 1Ba-gar, wd RENTALS TO INDUS'BW. 2788 6 4 2
hkup1, newly remod. SHAll 2724 + A J 7 3
S800 & S875 W/yd QRUT FRONTAGE WEST EAST 2607
1 BR MOO mo: utlla pd.
1 hM to aandt Sun·
dect(. w/d, avl 8/1. 301
E Balboa #2 644-7948
water pd, 443·1037 CdM Fem 10 share 2Br 1560 Superior, CM. • 7 3 + 8 E'81DE ••ak Bay 2Ba 2 blks to beach. 5200 a/f, cheap renll 8 8 5 4 Q 10 9 2
Lg 1 BR w/palio, $625 $<\!50 + 'hutll. Polnael· Ownr/Agl 642'9666 K 9 7 J 1 o 8 3
mo. 329 University Ila Ave. 675-0902 • K Q 10 8 + 9 6 "' 2
llfO. No peta 842-2816 •==,.....,,,.-----!•••••••• u N.W r9"lodeled a1udlo
atep1 to E. bay/bche1.
Kit, frig, atove. Quiet.
N/pal. 1595. 673·8726
CDM Seel< 1 non-1rm<r BUSINESS 8r SOUTH
COUEANSTTRYSIWDEOODS 35+ needing bdrm & AN + K J 9 8 4 2 office In beaut modem FIN CE K 7 3
Lg 1 Iott BR. $695 No home. Utll Incl. 1800/1.......... ' pets. 180 2\11 St. mo+ sec. 721-1447 1• A Q 5
646-lt64 or 645·9543 Coro na Doi Mar Apt---------+ 4 COIONA
DEL llAl 2622 Homo S wee t Homo! N/aml<r. Rm w/pvt BA. BUSINESS The bidding-
1 BR APt•, apaclous, $475 mo. Storage, FOR SALE 2900 North Ea1t
poolside, gated, closo w1hr/dryr 640-2769 I + Pue
1800 l/f k!x 2Bd 2Ba + 10 beach & •hopping. HB 2 rms 1hr ba·kll prlv 3 • Pan
den, huge patio w/ Call for your neV' ad· WO·N/pets·smk-drugs Video Store 5 • Pua
vlew•I Step1 to China dress (714) 642·5858 $350 ea. Avl 8/1 Automated video rent· 6 + Pue
Cove S\900 673-7692 Lg 2br lba Just remod· 968·5341 Ing business. Gross Pa1t1 Pau
South
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BR ... _ 2 I I d WO S75K. Asking $19K. . 1 "t'I· g rms & e e gar, hkups, HB Sr. classy complex s9 K Down. Costa Opening lead King of +
khchenatte, $600 + paUo area. No pets. 55+. Spacious 2Br+ Mesa. PT managing·, The chances of one of two fi. S200 aec:. Nr beach! $850. 619-452·6391 den 2Ba poota ten • • • • No employees. nessu succeedin° are 3·to· I in fa· 873-1445 or 673-4674 UNBE nls, huge clubhff, nr 7 1 A _ ... 5 7 1989 .. * LIEVABLE• bch. S495+1h ulil, Avl ...--• vor These odds bode well for
11mull alam on learning t~o lungs
were m1~ mg.
Ueclortr took time to stud~ the
hand ofter reret\'ing lhc· lead uf the
kin(( ol cluh •. If either the heart or
the diamond fineatlt' were to ur·
ceed, declarer could hold the losers
to one diamond-if the heart queen
was on aide, a d iamond rould be
discarded from dummy on the lung
of hearU
The opemng lead WH won b~ the
ace. two rounds of tnimps were
drawn, ending in hand and the heart
fines!M' was essayed T hat lost to
East's quten and back came a d1a
mond. Declarer fines~-do"n
one
South's plan wa s pretty good Un·
fortunately, there was a bener one
available Declarer s hould win the
ace of dub'l and immediately ruff a
club. A trump to the queen ts the
entry tor 11no1her club ruff, if tht
queen dropi.. declarer 1s playing for
an overtTtck When the lady doesn't
appear. declarer draws the last
ACROSS
t Hot& s brOlher
5 Singer Camc>betl
9 HUCJll IJM111us
14 -Scotia 15 Secret
17 "Two Yea11
Bel0te the -· 18 Declare
t 9 Office wo!'tler
20Year Sp
21 Brealllasl ordm 23 Monks quaners
25 New EnglandPr
26 [);~usl•ng
?8 Frothy
30 BaKe
31 Cat ' murmu1 32 Groucho -
36 NY lime 37 T1mf'IPSS
40 Dads
compan1011 41 Troel!IP
43 Sr.pi.-Ouet)(>t' 44 Florida crty
46 Who Framed,_.
Rabbo?
48 f 1iced looks
49 Rub Oii
!>2 Errenlrl('. slang
53 Jui..f'bOxS
P•f!f1'X't-<>SO• 51, 011"" · 1<e a Ml c;q f'lank~
60
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H19hPSI pa1ol
61 DvKIOf Kazao
62 Arab rulers
6.1 Ttwows ~ Bfotw~ IN••
11nd mini 6~ l eantng T OWPr
~Ill 66 frt ot a'lg'lr
61 Explc)tted
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8 Undercover cov
9 V1P .. 5
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11 attack I?. Uptigh1
16By -l•om m<>mr>ry •
;> I Champagne
qlass
22 Mytl\ICdl
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E'slde lBR No pets. 9/15. 960·1575 success, but it still means that in 25 i~~~ O:r;~;·a!~~~~~· ON THE SAHD·NB BUSINESS cases out of a hundred you will faiL
trump, cashe" the ace and king of r.---.---..--
hearts and rum. a heart. No" de COSTA MESA 2624
Prof non-smkr. SSOO/ OPPORTUNITY That's not good enough when vou
CllenW 1ar, r•••rved ---------mo+ahare ulll. Avall 2904 have a sure·triclc line available
darer leadi. the Jack of clubs and ,..,.,,,.....t---+--+--
dtscards a diamond from hand 11
West must e11her lead a d111mond
into declarer'l> ma1or tenace or Vleld 11
a ruff·-sluff Esther way, the slam 1s
parking, deck/patio, NEWPORT 8/1. Steve 546-6818 The auction was straightforward.
pool. 1575/mo. Call BEACH 2669 P f N/S h I: b N 5"8-8081. ro to 1hr condo $ 3 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 ~out went 1or roke once orth
home.
1 BR Mob lie home. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii near beach In NB. Pvt MONTHLY· 6-IO hours could makt> e jump raise of the one·
From 1490. Quiet & * 1 BR 1 BA * :;,~I ~7~~=-iaS.:95 weekly. Oversee •• spade res1x.mat, then stopped in a
Secure. 1991 Newport 212 40lh St. cured guaranteodi---------------------------1 BIYd. 646-8373 S750 mo. GAR.AGES water accounts. Prot11
lBR upatalra, VERY Donna 722·7353 Is 800%. Requlre11---------•------------------1
clean & quiet, lg pool, --*-..,...1a=R"""i"""e""'2""'s,...*--FOR RENT 2740 ~:~~~s~A~~ 0;~:1~5 BUSINESS CR EDIT 2907 LOST &
beautllut landscape, 2 BR 2BA 1 725/Up liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii via phone OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925
nr fwy1/1hopplni, Aak .-aaut Our E'aldo CM Salo/clean/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• lndry fac. Low de . Speclllll Frig, d/W angl. On pvt alley near 1 ·8 O o ·2 8 o -0 3 6 6 2904 OVERDUE BILLS? Cut 1(1
I SH G P OF SS monthly payments $ REWARD $ No ':~~ g teaM S550 Inc. 60>C30 pool. No Tustin/20th. Storage. U E R IT cup 10 50%. Licensed
mo. 392 pets. No lees. No $125/mo. 646-7363 Re11ock displays In VENDING Rte Estab-and bondod non.prof11 LOST 14K GOLD Jn
2aR 2U luxury a p t, .....,,18,_as,.,......,,e,...54,.,.....5-4 __ 8_5_5__ busy relall locations! lmmed Cash Flow company. 1·800·226· BRACLET AT OC FAIR ~ N I M S 11 2500 0 N ·J U L Y 8 T H ..,_-+--+--upper unit, E's1de. No 2B/2B/2 g a r•e••· COMMERCIAL o sa H neceS$ary. ust o /Wk 0190 Ext 49. Call 24 (POSSIBLY AT THE .i 1 pall. $950/mo + $900 Pool, sp1, FP, laundry S5K mlnlnum start-up. pol'I (800)586·7380 hours. • PACIFIC AMPHITHE·
aecurlty. 645-2146 rm, frig. N/pet. Gated. REAL ESTATE Rellro In one yearl ---------1---------AT A E o L A ING
$1,300/mo. 644-6030 ••••••••I Monoy br.C: guaran· CREDIT 2907 INVESTMENT POINTER SISTERS
On th• move? 2BR 1 BA, frplc, new --------Call 24 hours OPPORTUNITY p ER F 0 RM' N c E) kitchen, tndry room, BUSINESS OFFICE 1-B00-280-3398 SENTIMENTA1.. VALUE
Sell yoyr extra
household
items
804 Q S e r ERASE BAD CREDIT 2908 p L E A S E C A L l garage. 1 •Y 1· FOR .u:;NT 2769 900 Numborsl SSS 0 V E R N I G H Tl SUZETTE 548·9597 t:-::-i--+--+--+---+--
S93S/mo. 673·3039 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HI Profits/Lo Start up! Guaranteed. approval iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OR 54,.70751
Great beach ftudlo, Frooway Convonlont Top SS programs avl Visa /MC.Borrow Investor Noeded S2SOK, ---------1"'i,""'q-+--+----i---
S750 mo yrly. New CM Fwy 55 & Bristo!, nowt 1·800·865·1000 $500·$100,000 on 100'• rolurn, 30 d3ys, FOUND• OranQO and
kitchen, comm pool, 300 1q tt, pvt bath, A PROVEN WINNER your signature olono. sorlous prlns only, whito rumale cat, t---i--+--+--+--
642·3162 $350/mo. 540-0588 Up to 512K/mo cash Amazing recordod (310)673·8843, Chrts about 5 yrs Old ....
i k 1 N message reveals CO$la Mosa area near n your poc el 0 detail$. National ••••••••• selling. Snack & C A Mes3 Or. ond Santa
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 candy vend machines redit uislance ANNOUNCEMENTS Ana Ave. Hope to find
in Classified
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Q UIET &: SERENE u s e r s n e e d e d . ~!:rd':!":111:;bJ~~ ANNOUNCEMENTS F o u ND : c AL I co _L_O_S_T_&-----i LOST & LOST &
S35,000 potential 30... 2920 CAT N b k Details. Call 1·805· payments 70 to near 0 ras 8 FOUND 2925 FOUND 2925 FOUND 50o/o. Reduce In· and Calllorn1a in the 962-8000 Ext. B-5580 · t • r •a t1' at• f ••a. Mosa Ver de area ot iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilji
Palm .M:.esa ~art111ents
So near & yet so far ...
Thar's the feeling you get
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lush
greenery of secluded
woom & Sl2rcly pa.lsru.
A Studios, l & 2 BcdroQms
· Jrs S575 ro S600
• JIR WS., S6SO
llA S725 IO S750
A No Pets
• V auc:a1 Blind\ • c.ciling fW
• NEW~ Paint le Tile
• Firncss Roon'I
• Heated Pool ~ Jacuu.i
• Pacios & BaJcoa9cs
• Garages "vaiJlble
Office.Hours: 9:00 am· 5:00 pm M·F
and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm wockcods
1561 Mesa Dr ·Santa Ana Hcighcs, CA
(714) 546-9860
-----•lcanD S UPPORT SERVICE 3538
DIRECTORY --~-----•••••••••I Specialized In locating & collectlng 1uppor1
CARE GIVU 3501 from dellnQuent par·
enl cac 217-4S239
Fee. $4 ,000•1 00,000. BRAZILIAN GIRL Costa Mesa lt"s an FOUND Grey and FOUND RABBIT!' Found: Bodlf C la1't
NCCS (non-profi t) INTEREST E 0 IN old Calleo and Is white older cat, Illas In Newport Helghl'.i S urflng S l'loe ~
Licensed/bon ded. MUSIC AND SPORTS. missing 11s owner. boon dcctawod, with 7'24 Black P. v.h11e Batbo.'I B!vd ..>h .,.. "'. FIND 1·800-955-0412 Othor Scandinavian, Very swocll Please while paw$. In Costa w110, long lall ears ttie !till we I grve \~•
European, South call al my work, 714. Mesa.lnthevlclnily ot Cnl1548-07.,9 the rlght556-5925 ~. an apartment
through classified Buy It Soll It Find It
Clas&lfled. American. Asian high 252·69GG II this ma.., Orange Avenue and Sell )Our home Whether you"e Duyc:":g
school student5 arriv· be your lost cat. Del Mar Pl!~aso Call through classifted or selling, Clan.f"e.: Ing Augusl. Becomo a Kim at 642·0505 942•5878 c0,,.015 a•l your need~ Host Family.~ I S E
Call ¥ 1 ·BOO-SIBLING ------------------1
HOTELS
•MOTELS
HOTELS
2718 & MOTELS
RAPID WEIGHT LOSS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS _IN_C_O_ME __ T_AX_2_9_2_2 INCOME TAX 29
2718 "Speclahzlng In dlf· 2920 2920 ••••liiiiiiiiiiiii li&ilii•••• lliiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fl cu 1 t ca s es· " In· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Cito rooms, c.ble TV •
phone, weekly makl 1ervitt
Call For lntri>ductory Rate!
1070 Newport Blvd., Cotia Mesa
(714) 831-8000
OR
1-800-284-3229
creases metabollsmt
Stops hungerl Guar-
anteod fast resutta!
Call now, save 20%1
Unllod Pharmaceull·
Ctlll 1 ·800·733-3288 (Skinny-Olp available) •
COD s accepted
WANTED CASH tor
Levi SOi's up 10 $15,
donim leather jackets
up 10 SSO. 6'15·0201
The P iiot
Classlfled
The most comprehen·
s1ve and current dirOC·
tory of goods and 1er·
vices around!
CONTRACTORS ELDERLY HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 LANDSCAPE & P~NTING 3858 PAINTING 3858 REAL ESTATE
3558 CAll 3 611 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S PE CIAll ST 3 91 1
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Local Lie 20yr exp
Small Jobs, big job•
Quick re•pon1e .
FrM Est 850-7°'42
Homo health aldo
CPR cert·llrong M·avl
24hra·dly rates negtbl
Kareem 7S0-3053
Carpentry, roolmg, GOLD PLATING
plumbing, drywall, Embtems·Fawcell•· T roe trim/removal,
atucco, painting, tile, Old Jewelry, etc. We sprinkler systems &
elec:trlcal Jim 641·7494 come to you. 646-11831 lndscpg. You name It,
Complete property Wilham Harold Jewelers _w.e_d~o~l~ll~8~4~8~-4~174
•W.P . YOUNGQUIST
Painting Contractor
Oual pa1ot1ng by prol ls
Uc r 60m& Ins
Free est. 645-3305
VESCO PAll"ITINO
& Wellpaperlng
L•583695
586-524
Represent NegC't1ata
f"rob1em ResohJtlon
or Buyc.-• Broker, Mar~ &4!"1-5969 E,~rpi ~E
maint·Custom pa1ntong watch & lewelry repair TREES 21rra 0111 lltr Painting PET •
Exp'd 2• HR caregiver cr~•.nuG OF.Cit drywall-cerpentry AnllQue.FlneJewelry PLUS 1ouchups REMODELING -~~1~~.:~~o~·~:.· Non/ sllVicES 3548 COATING 3570 :E:;f:s 3615 _b_':_t:"_~_;~n-kg_2_~-~-~6c_~_5_e•_c. -8uy_•_•"_,,_ldt_8_7_3_.o_3_8_s :.~::::::.~·;,.~;;• r:~r:~~G:~cha~:5.~';g~ iiSiiEiiRiiVI•CiiEiiSiiiiiiiiii3ii8ii7iiiO & ADDITIONS 391'
• <::1 873·7048 <::1 • lliiiiilliiiiiiiiiiii•iiii Handyman-II carpentry v 'TCHEN ---------21wra Qu111tw Palntlnt Personarr:ed Pet Careliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• WINDOW CLEANING STOP Deck Leaks-•FENCBS GATES.. painting-drywall-tile ~ M OVING 3834 PLUS touch u P s Kennel at1erna1lve No Custom cabinets
CAIU'ENTRY 3510 * * waterproof coat.lngs-MWJtepalrlpest ,.,i.c:ed tenceposts·dOOtl·fans REPAIR 3786 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii murals Richard S1no1 streu or wt»ry IJc I e q mte, Ughtl
FREE ESTIMATES decks, •talre Qual. RedwOOd• Llt576605 otc. Jack 540-1129 iiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE Lie 280644 64~3209 Int Reis 673·1184 Ll"OftOTH KITCHE~ 297-8081 David work. L#587430 FrM JI Whyt 642 7206 ---------QUALITY CARE & BATHS. GC2·313
A to z HANDYMAN HOUS ECLllANINQ Ell. Belt s n2-e169 m • • *Hl.Q HANDYMAN* Painting. Staining, New The Calif Pubhc Uti1I· 20 yrs exp. Qualify ---------, __________ _
INSTALIJREFACE CABINETS 15 yrs exp Good rela. •Wood Foncoa.. *5&4-1955• Cab1ne1s1Aefaclng.iAe· lies Commission RE· wotkmenshlp. fair PLUMBING 3890 WALL Kltchen1, balhl, door•. Call anytime. Marla _D_O_O_R_S______ rtp~'rtpair, lnle hauhng finishing. LJclf824401 QUIRES lhat all used prices 645·2417 Ron
3932 wlndoWI. Doug 546-7258 • 241-0531 • 3580 =l~~:;-~t MR FIX IT Small e 4 s.4 9 o7 ~';,~!~5ho~~lntgot~~I~ Emoreld Pelntlng COVERINGS
HIAI A w .. 1 .. tu I only •po•" En9llah househo~ h·p~iance 1---------P.U c. Cal T number: lnl, E><I wa1lpar-er hi• THI[ LOCAL PLUM•E" liiiiiiiiiim•&•iiiii
A1ddlllona/Remodela Reliable h1cleanlng 0 An•-:-~~ ~~~~!. 557.2~~6yman IANDSCAPE a: hmos and cnauHourt Con1pe1;1ive 111111 10 Y'.! :in:". ',~~s"::1er C.r; Custom W•Hpapor
F re/Water/Repalre. rals-greal ra1e1t •pan a • oor FLOOR INSTALL IAWN rae r 3808 pr1n1 their T.C P. nun1· e11p FrH HI 7f\1.:039 St,lppl.,9!1>•lntln9 Jerry ...._7540 8"'"''177 pg 216-5193 hanger. Guar work, REPAIRS Plumb ln g/electrlc ~ 11 d pl\tr·n~ COflSlruc11on No 10.b 100 ama I a....:-· ............. "---, ~ ..,.., rea1. Don 521•8"10 3620 ':wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ber In a a venise-KOLMAN PAINTING LU7GOOO 675·9304 • __ .. ,_,...., .,._. ,....r • spr1nkto111celllng fen1.1• menis 11 y.:>u nave a Int E><t Oual work !1% Ott \" 1:1d 7"3·29
clOwt, Clbintla, atucco & dry· lna1all/Repa11. Free Baalo Yard Ma lnt. Quo111on about the le· ' Reae PllCll Everyday low SS corPN We gala should 1
.... llnc:es, glln, lie. Uc. CONCUTE • DIUVEWAYS 3585 Vlnwt, herdwood Est. Wa te r Heat ers Lawn a, Clea n up•, gahty of e n1ovar, limo Bond Ins atnce •78, r •pt p e -comp 1e1 e togelner. Sulp , Ins
35yntiq> . .lerrJM2.0H7 MASONRY 3557 ceramic, marbte, 1ub Total pm:e1 ln11at1od T r•• Trimming, Lt or chaulleur, call: LlfSl8Sl7 FrM E:st plumbln\1 1nic. S & S oovice 10 the er ---------l•liiilii••••liii LIKE-NU CONCRETE floor repair, Ca.tpel 30 gal $259-40 gal Ha ulln9 97 ... 24a Publoc u1 .. 11es e4 a-eo:a:a ~•h•I Plumbing 0 6-8\\42 6:13•7172 a'l ~lme Uc, Bond 943·3882 $279-50 gal $329 Comm1111on
CHILD CARE 3531 * lett Prtce/QullltJ ~uf.'O:.:~. r~:~=•---------2•1·0137 pgr218-8169 ·~:~::c~~=· s!~!~;:~ 714·f>'•8-iH»1 PAINT ING e50·4e51 P~~:'~:nt1~~~:''~06"' BuV ~ti:~i~:C.~ lti Utndlc.llM b!lck.*'"'· F Et 71().8427 prn1UT'PTn11e Semi Retired contractor. Comm/ratl<lentlal --..... -v_,,O_n_M,_o-v-ln_g__ ConscienllOYa crattt S~ 50 AH f1•hlrH ln l--------.,,~.
Exp'd Nannlft avall tor JTCoMrwtt Ms.Glll rpr rff • V&\nuv~ Rprs, lmprvmn11, iml Llc l689798 966-0668 Lowest, S10f•O• prof. men, old·l•thloned 111\le<J Sr.-.ea~~2 a
!Iv.in position• Imo Tl REPAJI S 3622 job•, Oullllly, Integrity, ..,.....---.,,.------)(LNT rep I hr mon "" pride In WNkmenthi~~.
lovlng homH. lrl1h Br,ck, Block, Stone, 1• ILICTaICAL 3110 care, Kan 642·1770 o,..., Soefte lln<lacpog ltG]a9. v MC 73t·29Sf MIM•OW Clrc .. Malnt. ---------Nanny AocY· 174-8108 Cone, PatlO, Ortveway A Irrigation, 'trimming -p Int ~ Fplc, BBO. ...... 20 Yr c"'.-e RMtoratlen .. Remov•ls.' Clean· Apt ~I. JC~ , ... h1 IOOFING 3910
.,..,._ t•aoitM Exp. Terry H7·'7SN A-t •aeatrtoal wertl Wood, wk:kor, uphol1. HAUUN G 3720 up1 & Ma1nt, St Lie •· .,,., ........ , ...... _,7ir.9 ••••••••• CPA certified-great Loe• Uc contrac:1or ate. FREE pickup a. 990 •ao.e1oe "' "'"' --......... "' hom• environment. Cement/brlck/atone1'11• Quick RH HI deUvefy, M 2·t•23 ••••••••• .n 25, T . Dovel•• P•lntlfte Sadler ....... I.Jc I -iitlb.-r'tfi~ii1111'ili4iDt dfWl'f ... b U .IO/aq" FrM E1t .:g.c;04a Hauling Junk, Appll· Irrigation, drlpllnH, ftnaat quality p•lnllng Int. 'S~laKH comm
It'• h reeourca you
CM count Ol'I to Mii a
myriad of marchan-
dlao llemt, bee&CIM our OOlumna compel
qu..,f .. d buye ra to
celll ..... .,.
S1amped concrete •----·-----aneH, Y.,d Clean-Up, patio design, tr•••· In the b..Ch area. ll\1 r•roof!r•palr. 21 yr•
L1'&41&M • 83'-4310 BANDY MAN 3710 E:lc. Call Mike ptantlng, tawn1. &27· N"tt'clNn. lll'll1S~ •mH HT 978<-&095
TRADE
hough Cllllllld ...... .,.
~~with M .. t 38t , 1087 Of Sl<>-439-0219 l!fl'Y tc»-itas-el10 !!ti Phi
A call to M...UMtal '"'9ttlea .IUNK T e The DUMP LenllH••• ..._.., ":=:::::!!!:!::!:!!!!~:::::=1 VAllQUMO PAM~ "'•••••II Clull"-d PAIM·C.pentry. (7t4-.... t •U I Yatd llOMa-apttM!en, 1• lnVEi.t Oualfty woftl The moM ~heno wtn hall) Drywal and motel WE'LL haul a'dy wNt FNll11Nft9 I llillldlcl\orte OUaJ_;.t-.d '-H19841 llW and Cunwtl dtree-
Ml•f 878 Oery N•••TT th• TtHh Man won'll Clll"" Jn.ml , ..... EaT ....... :~°'-== and ••·.__.,..!Iii
Th"'9day,Juty28. 1994 .,
1150 VOIDWIGlll 1131 ;M>ST • IMPl.OYlllNT PUUITUU 1014 COIOU DWPOIT llll AUTOllOBDIS DODGI IOIS ilJl•l•P•llllll!!lll!!l!l!!lll•lm!O 11111111 IDUJO> 2125 5530 DIL llAI 1122 llACB ,87 C•r•••• ve, ._ .-. ..,. tW.....,. ._,. Kai 1 • • GNe ~ T .. k furnllUre, co.ch 1---------1 power pack, great Rebull. no rue1, o1aan. a di coupe. A AMI Conver11ble. 8pok• ~a ...., pleeU. MIDu-a1 ,. ..... ID (UOO). chalt, ...,.._, I 1'81Nty Qaraa-Salel BIO Oerege ame. 881/ lllW 9030 oond, AT, AM/l'M No emog required. Puff. I 3I115 mege, rlldtala, bra. all
•u•I•• ••ltletl FfT. :Cc:'~ ••P· :::::·· rut;au"::d °:!: Ouallly hMhld llema, Bun 1:30-3. l'um, lV, c--. air, ONIM, al-'4400. Cell 17W272 LHL.BK1154.1574-7133 recetpta, •:4 =· ~•ntel •1tpllanoe ca.11 N &M-4111 oHeral (714) 94+2o11 turn, ctothM • morel •••reo equip, booU, '80 •••• I ow~. ver. seeoo. 17~7 •ea Oherellee Pio-M.ll50 obo.
on 7/11 In parking IOt ency, • ••t .... a.,... clothM • ... , maac. rune grHt. BBS t-Cerw z.a4 ,,..,, Orig owner, 2-dr, OtDSllOBll.B 1155 l7a VW •uiUkWpd, all of ~of'I office bl~ ltARTTIM• eoa .. ...,....,... 2304 La Linda Place wheeta, eunroof. leal• ..,,.., A/C for 11K ml, grMI cond, orig Int, • new, near 17th a. w .. tcUff VALET. Cleen driving .... ,. ... .,DISI .... , .,, l2l50 Ca.II 64e-3138 all the t•-11u, 11995 .uto. 17200. 848-2951 hardly driven, rebtt Ortve. Call 615&-6925. record required. --'-Aftff BLOCK OARAOe ~1 ••TAR SAL• 30 Vf9 • (2MMM2ie)i7._1133 t•t Calele eng. '2000. 714-11593
MkiNDr Mele Mlnla-LADIES SPA ATTNDT llJSC. I015 SAT .. 3pml Lore of accumulallonl Sun lftterae....... I
FrVSal/Sun. goodl••· clolh... OnJy .. 12. Eaatbiuff, am-IO llUCIDES 1130 Loeded lOO bff&lllful ••• Celwl• ••• New
tur• Plneoh•r •• book•, antq•, TV'a, ___ 200_ .... 2 __ ..,_r,_anca__, ....... -••••-••••••3•5 BONDA -as 189115: (3o ua40) ~•'-t~ 7"!.!,-·m1w1.e11. Ooldenw .. t a Talbert, 9A&.80A UY CLU9 CHll.DR•N8 aTOA• you name ttll tn altey, 11 -67.._7933 ,,_, • ..,_ un •
Hunt Beach. Muat ID. 7141845-5000 Ext s21 0 ... 1"9. l'brturea for aa4 Larllapur GAMG• SAL.a t ... C d '70 880 8•L Supet pull-out etereo, 15 apd.
Call 714-$31·54119. -------·--aa.le Incl ctothea, arm-1---------1 SAT 9am.1pm Ndan =•uz.. 4 AC: •ae ~ clean w/orlg pelnl & $4,500 080. 494·18541 -0-RAN--0-MA-.-S-G_O_N_E_I -•Real Eatate olt•, etc. 842-4714 Furn, cry1tat, tampe, 10 Serena Court Grear Famtty Car Red AT, AC. uphole. Flret ctaH TOYOTA 1210 1884 RablalH
Need hom• fOf 1mat1 llTATI ... CoflH tble, freezer, M~oeei;~C:::r~n.·•~1 ___ N_ew_po_r1_o_r_•_•_t_ 13H5.(1PWM050) 65kml.S7,300. =~~.=1-~t Economy(ChMp)
•payed,declawed7yr __ .._ twin pin• bed w/'15 Narcluua Fr/Sal .. 1 Grandma'acotlectlonof 574.7933 551·2501 ' •ea Celloa QT Con· 1249'15 (IKLF801)
old cat, par1 Peraten, _, ':9'~-··•---d-rwr_•_Me-__,__2_,1,,..1...,•~ ---------8nY1hlng & everythlngt 85 300CO Turbo dleHI vert, great cond, red/ 574·7833 Med• lo be only.p91. -Cll '-1..:". ,~ o FF Remodeling Satell Sat & Sun 8:30-4 •-CB-E-.,,-.O-Ll-T--1-0_4_5 JAGUAR 9105 coupe, allver. 17900 bik lnl, 48K ml, Powefl--------
984·3884 Cll "°" -su~~~~;;J:-:E~S 21 '15 Iris, turn, enlqa, 1 eo1 Highland Or. ,,., 8 0 9 -2 7 2 .9 I 7 3 ° r pack, crulH, AM/FM MISC AUTO 9245
L.QST 2 Hearing Alda In ThePn •1 1111. New commerctaf· ~o~~~:,·~~~ 8.~';111hH HU Q • MULTI· Ut90,~ x.IS c£vef1, wknda 714-4550-7005 etereo c .. e. air, AT.1,.iii•'••lllililll~il a grey pouch, In ......,.._ home untie from 1988CIW811er 1 1 'B7 880 aac. 17" s10.200. 875-64471• Co.ta Mesa n.ar 1"'h FAMILY QARAGa claaalc co lect on. "MG whMll wty-"a CAN'T l'IND A CAR •• 613-7311 S 1 9 9 . O O. L • m P •· Convertable, IOaded, v 1 II .. "" • •90 corolla, blue 5 apd, Str •• t .nd N~port 1 1 •---------aALa. E1tat• atutf, R R d R ,.......... •rv. verv ow m ••· hama tlrea cuatom YOU CAN Al'l'ORDT .. ~ l!~=======!I Lot ons·Acce11or ee. un, • , un ....... ., I d In/ ut a 11 • ate. am/fm casa, n1t Blvd. Pie... C.11 COSTA MESA •124 furnilure, 10011, entl· ) ... 33 m nl con o · r • paint Uk• -w cond -Hundred• of vehlctea Monthly payments v (2LHHW601 574-7.. I h I I I • .... . cond ln/outl 63K ml, Elaine @ 957·2701 RECIPT/FILI CLIRK I $18 00 quH, ctothea, glaH & I rac ng green, n Mu1t Hel 125 500 aold at bargain prlcH PfT, Npt Bch law firm, ow as ·FREE dl1h ... electronlce, fll. blacult. 883·7701 714 552 8209• · new brk llntnga/1lrea, everyday! For more LOST •RACIELaT Mon·Frl 10-3. Mull be Call today I Beddlng-cloth .. -garden nHa atutf. The whole PILOT CLASSIPiiD · · muat Hiii 15950 080 Into call lntennatlon
141( gold lady'• flat energetic, respon· NEW, toota, excerclH equip, work1f Don'I mlaa thla CHltYSLllt 9050 lt'a th• ·-tutlon you're The Piiot 714-4144-78H Servloee toll treel ... I Ith ·xoxox· color catalog ... s & s " A ..., Cl••a"'ed ... ace •t w 1lble, trained In Word· m •• c. at un ..... one! SAT, 7/30, earn. ••arching for . wheth· Sell your unwanted 1-800o43 .... 87 de1lgn. Lost July 18th, Perfect, able to handle1 ___ 1_-800-4 __ 8,,,,2,...·9...,1,,.9_7=-2031 Calvert (Adama) Ul18 Prleolll• Ln •ea Le Beron Con· .,. you're Making a The moat compreh•n· ltema lh• eaay wayt Ext. A·1082.
Newport area. Thi• busy phones & greet •W A N T • D• -----......,,.-....,,..,..._ vertlblo. Look• & home, ·-apartment, atv• and current dfrec· To place your I Chlldr•n• Ctothlng N 1 hbo h od Sal Old -· tory of"""""'• and a« waa an ann versarv cllenls. 553·3793. COIN-OPllRATaD •g r o • runs great Low mil• a new occupation or _...... • claaalfled ad call Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
..Qltt and has great sen-o AM as Semple ••I• books, collectablH. age. 53800. 557•1344 even a •tray pet. vices a roundl 842-8878. ·ementat value. RECEPTIONIST and musical lnslru· 9 mos to 8 yre, boys clothH, great atutf )\EWARD. Please call P/T weekends. Typ. ments, 1880-1950. Ar· & girls. Everything S5. Cheapl Viale Rom•
Claaalfleil •
1873-6187. Ing, flllng, W/P. Must cad• game•. eklll Fri/Sat 10·3, 285 •ll•w Sat/Sun eam
LOST BUNNY ha11e xlnt comm/PR game1, game• of _B_r_oa_d_w_•_Y_<r_•ar_a_1_1•_Y_)
"TROUSIERS" skllfs. Mes• Verde chance, nlceklodeons, •v•rwthlng muet •••••••••
M 1 n 1 a 1 u r • L 0 p Convalescent Hosp. coin-operated mualc 9 0 11 Furn t tu r •, .,. • urPO,,T'•TION
,Male with butterscotch _5_4_&_·5_5_8_5 _____ ,..__ boxea and plano1, clo.thea, books, etc. &&\AHii1 " n
coloring and white RESTAURANT etc. (510) 848·0721 SAT, 383 E. 20th SI. iilililiillillllilil••••
:apots. Lost In Newpor1 HOST/HOSTESS
Beach, In the vicinity FOOD SERVER, F(T,
Qf Dover and East mostly days. '7th St., on Sun. July
24th at a.round noon.
Please call~646·9604
COLLECTIBLES
6017
~OST CAT Brown &
black tiger 1trlpped
'•hort hair mole Tabby, "Larry." Wearing pink·
lah collar. Last seen
J uly 12, In Newport
Beach In the vicinity
ts'aywood Apts. RE·
BALBOA BAY CLUB liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
714/645·5000 Ext. 521 Autographed Michael
RETAIL SALES Jordan baaeba11s
E 'd 1 f s 165. John 640·9382 xp sa as person or r
high porformanca off· 1---------
shore boats for major FREE TO YOU 6022 manufacturer. Comm
only. For inquiries call lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
714·722·2461. FREE FICUS TREES
~RO . F•mlly ---------•rtt»rokenl 759. S•I•• Aeet. Organized e n e r g o I I c , w o 11· 9, Ive message spoken. Handle sales
llOST CAT. White leads, reps, typing,
•1, 2 or 3. La{ge. ap·
prox 7 tt high. FOR IN
GROUND, NOT POT.
You dig. 556·5925
eut male w/brown phn orders. Sml grow· i---------_.pots, 'de c I aw o d . mg woman.owned co. OFFICE
Glg1ntlc
BOATS 7011 Garage Salt!
Sat, July 30th 7am· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
2pml Christ Lutheran SS' Houeeboet •
Church, 760 Victoria Lek• Powell 1 wk or
•MOVING SALE• 2. Flex Sched. Primo
Household, kitchen & Slip. Well Equipped .
decorator Items. Hide-714-846·1571
a ·b e d , c o u c h e • , washer & dryer. SAT
8-3, 940 Congresa St.
MOVING, e11erythlng
goe•. Great buys:
'74 Duffy 20'
Xlnt cond
$5900 OBO. 873-5805
Washer/dryer, stereo. ---------
q ueen bed, couch & POWER BOATS
recliner, lamp1, rugs, 7012
clothes, etc. Sunday iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8·3, 1545 Ponderosa 11ame "Tiger." 11lclnlty Loa110 msg, 675·0432 FURNITURE .. ,Qrange & Santa Is· 111
1be1, CM. Lo11es to get sgc~~:z. Sectu Qen'I EQUIPMENT 6047 FOUNTAIN 11,. cars. Please call •
1'4 • N•ntuck•t·fnbd
mtr, surrey top elde
panels. Looks like an elec $3850 obo. 722·
1461 or 818-357·2757
-.01-1718. Hrs 8·4 M·F. Prefer VALLEY 6134
Macintosh exp/gd Solid leek exec deak, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
••••••••• poople skills 721·0852 .credenza, 4 side ---E-d-1-.-0-n-1-8---
Work •t Home·Lol• chairs & desk chair. HAGGART ESTATE electric, $3500.
of Jobe & $$1 Sond $350 for all. 444-2528 SALE! Runs grea1.
SASE to: RAE, 6381_________ 17556 Los Jardinas 645-6812
PERSONALS
Camino de Los Mares, PETS & East, entire contents: C·240-413, San Clem· antiques, neodlepolnt ---------
ente, CA 92673 ANIMALS 6049 & setllng supplies, SAIL BOATS 7014 PERSONALS 3002
HOT &WILD! EMPLQYMENT ADOPT·A·PET
general hsahld Items, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Friday-Sunday, July
1 ·800-860-6969
Toll Free Call SERVICES 5533 Every Sat & Sun at
PETSMART, Fountain
29th-31at, 9·51 List al 2 Berg•lnel Udo 14,
7am: numbara at &am. needs some cosmet-
Valley. Puppies, klt·i---------Pleos:·~=-=~~re that tens. and more, all HUNTINGTON
ics, $300. 18 fl Snipe
w/traller $500. Both
registered & ready to
aall. Jim 675·2115
rM AT WORK ~nd I'm
t.eally bored. CALL
ME about your fan·
~uy. 1·900·505·3232
looking for loving, car· BEACH 6140 the listings In this cat· Ing homes. CALL 241·
ogory may require you L~0~3~1~7~t~o~r ~m~o~re~ln~f~o·:...._-li!iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------
to call a 900 number ATTN DOG LOVERSI !Estate S•I• Hsehold MARINE SERVICE SCHOOLS L In which there Is a 111 chllfge per minute My two lovable B••· furntshlhga, etec SUPPUES 7020 INSTRUCTION 3012 · gl•• need a loving wheolchair. FRI/SAT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml $ ONE TIME ONLY i home. Both are to-9-5, 19612 Trident Ln.
Brand new vending males and a.re 10 mos (Magnolia & Adams) Suzuki 2HP outboard,
BECOME A route. # 1 In USA. No old. They are current Ilka· new, $285. Call PARALEGAL truck required. SO on all shots and have Laddera, computer 557·7961.
JoJn America's faslGSI down, If qualified. been fixed. They Items, tools, misc hsa·
growing profession. Coll 1 ·800-272·3444 must be •dopted hid Items. SAT 8am· ---------
Lawyer Instructed ---------togett,er. They need 3pml 8451 Mlllbrldge MARINE SLIPS
home study. Choice s 1 • o o o w EE KL Y. Iota of love, attention Cir (Newland/Adams) DOc•r 7022 of apeclalty programs Stuffing onvelope1 d Pl ~
offered. P.C.0.1., your locallon. Easy an 8 yard. 8818 Multl·Femlly G•rege iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :.-11anta, Georgia, work, excellent pay, call for more Inform•· aele. SAT 7am·3pm.
Free catalogue. PT/FT for free details lion: Beth Bv.ard, work 9352 Greenwich Drive 18' boat slip w/dock
800-382-7070 send SASE to: 714n5e-5959 ext. 223; (YOfktown & Bushard) $100 mo. 125 Grand
P O B 2469 /KR home 7141642·981° Canal, Balboa Island Dept. LLH762 A~t~n~x PA 19.014 FREE TO GOOD HOME QUALITY ESTATE 675-5095
Phlebotomy Cert s2oo.ssoo WEEKLY e11.1 week ~emale SALE Sat 7/30 & Sun--------Orafl9• County. July ch e 1 ape a k e B 8 y 7/31 8am-3pm. Lake-50'sllp 30-31 ! I 714·845·9201 Assemble ~roducts In Retro Iver Pu R p y. ahore chlldrens furn: prlva1e dock s · your froe time. Easyl 262.8854 tables. chairs, toys & N e w p or t B e a c h
No sell Ing. You're 1---='""=,,....,~~..,....,,..,.,..,,. over 50 Nintendo $625mo. 213·687·7327
EMPLOYMENT
paid d irect. Fully FREE TO GOOD HOME games. Diamondback ---------
guarantood. No oxpe· Brittany Spaniel bike, colloctlbles, Ori·~ BOAT SLIP rlenco necessary. orange & white, 5 enlal rugs, many dee· In Balboa Covos
Call 1·504-841·7778 years, neutered male, oratlve llema; lots Water & eloc pd
Ext. 7312. 24 houra groat with children, more. 1002 Rhedeaia 950·8794
EMPLOYMENT *••AIR LIN ES*** adults, & other dogs. i-.-.-,-8-•_m_·_5_p_m_._D_r_o_s_s--L-IV_E_A_B_O_AR_D_l_N_N_B_I_ uow HIRING ENTRY Leaving country, have SI h I f 5530 " t I o Id Ilk era, desk, couch, EZ Ip to SO n sa o. LEVEL Customer Sor· 0 g ve up, w u e d i "
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil to find home soon. chair, clothea, misc. proteclo mar na ... 11
Model Search, all types. vi c o/baggage han· 65 .... 34 8 M k 5972 Nordine Drive facihlios. $14/fl. 631-8480 dlers. Many other po·, __ "" __ 1 __ ,_c_Y __ _
Earn $100-$1500/day.
No exp/fees. Emory
Hollis Agcy, 757·1060.
,. (Springdale & Slater) slllons. Great pay and ~~FREElll~~
benef1ta. Local or re-Adorable domestlci---------MOTORCYCLES loca tic:fn. For applica, kittens. First dls1om-When you write
uon & Information coll per vaccine gl11en. 8 Classified ad, 1 ·8 o o -8 4 7 ·7 4 2 O Healthy & Homeless.
Ext. A·109. Coat• M••• Include all
Bob·Tall Drivers SCOOTERS 8018
Need Class B (w/alr EXCITING NEW Animal Hoepltal the facts • 1990 FZA 800 +
brake endoreement) MEDIA SYSTEM REGISTERED and get the Only 12K miles, new or Class A drivers tor Create• huge Income, HUSKY results ., back tire. looks & runs
growing transportation every 45 days. Mini· FREE t 0 G 0 0 d great. $3500 ODO.
depar1ment to handle mum re q u Ired Home. 2-yr-otd neut'-;:==y=o=u=w=an=t=.==:..:.:=={7=14:):-63=7:·2:9:5:5::::; dellverle1 throughout $12,400. Call Susan male, fully hous•·•
LA, VEN, OC, and SB 1 ·800-434·3870 trained, great with
Counties ... VENDING ROUTE· 2 kids, need1 yard.
Part·tlme, 20·30 hours
per week. S8.00/Hr.
Moll dellverlea are
PM, eome AM.
Apply In person:
330 W Bay St,
Costa Mesa.
OWNER/OPERATORS ,_P_1_e_as_e_c_a_11_6_5_0_.2_9_2_0._
WANTED. Brand new. Save abuaed and
No glmmlckst 25 ma-abandoned pets. Be a
chines stock and volunteer/foster. Call
ready. $4,250 1·800· 714-859·2704.
835-6300 Harry.
DOMESTICS 5540 PIANOS 8t
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ORGANS No Phone ca II s • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii please. Houeekeeper/Mald
6059
-.-O-O_K_K_E_E_P_E_R_P_ff_1 for 1 lady 8 hra/day 1894 Kimball uprt oak
w/carved detail fuat tuned $250. 548·0228 "'·F 11·3. 10·key by Mon·Frl. Clean/cook/
touch. N9wport Beach Iron, ale. Replies to
restaurant. 645-8384 BoJC 1580, Costa M••• i---------I 92626, Attn: Marla. Bookkffper BICYCLES 6060
Property Mgmt Co. ••••••••• Buay n/smkg o re. S•ntane T•d•m Mar-
Mon·Frl 9am-3pm. S9/ MERCHANDISE athon custom, ><It
Hr. FAX reaumo to: cond, many xtras,
Pam, 875·2127 or $1499 obo 650-7625
apply In person.
8urr White Alty APPLIANCES 6011 SPODTING aecu Newport Bid ~
C11hltra/Drlver1 Hotpolnt ref rig, near 1.,,GOiiiOiiiDiiiSiiiiiiiii6iiiOiii&m5 lmmed opening. XII new, frost lroe, white, I•
pay·PT. Carl 722·8400 S300. Tom 851-4202 NaW 18' Oreg Morley
Cu.tom.' •• rvlc• Refrigerator. Hotpolnl, Touring Kayak, hand· made, cedar & fiber· Tr•ln••· NB Insur· almond, 14.9 cv fl, glaH fJ4B·7BfJ7
ance agency eeoks leia than 1 yr old.1-----...... ...---"" etarter w/growth $300/obo. 754-7418 Universal weight ma·
paten, phone 1klll• & chine, 1 1200/obo.
type 45wpm. FIT at Must Sellt 640-7089 MS/hr. Call Kim 767· fURNITUll 6014
0170 ex1 228. ---------
•••outlve needa P(T Chippendale format din-TICKETS 6075
.. soctate In wholHale Ing rm Ht w/•utfet & -------
1uppty. Muat be wlll· china $2500; orig Metalllo•, July 28th, 2
._ to learn. 455-3393 $0500. 895-6048 general admlHlon,
... olerll PT poa1t1on Ethan Allen format llv· 120 ... 842-0178
tNall for NB allorney, Ing room $890. Victo-1 .. •••••••• ftqulre fntetllgent N/S rlan eofa/tove aeat 1•
per eon who would Ilk• S925. Ctlerry carved G • • BGJ! ~ 11 w •5 :tp b• trained as a rice poat•r bdrm set ~ ~ 1,.arategat. 721-8200 s1eoo LHlher denl•••••••••
I GIRL• WANT•D Ht 11$00. 895-604e..
Hom Ca betwHn 7·19 HouH Full of furnlluret IALIOA ro compete In lhla Must Hiii
'•8th annual 1994 (714t •09·9194 ISLAND llOI
Ang•I•• pageant• ---------li•••••••••l '20,000 In prlzH IUn••••• wavelaH New owner9/No room
hol••hlps. wat•rbe4, Kint cond, '°'thing• In, em.,...,_
Cell ledQI 1200/obo. 84M250 boa Beach h••· 9'ff' f'~GEANT • 4731 OiiC' o .. k, chair, wall etuH, no Junk, hNNd
.IOC).72._32M) unll & lrg dr .. eer w/ • decoretot lt•M•,
m1ctg co ... k• mirror. Alf UI<• ~w. antq pine turn, wh"•
fol lot) eaM/ S100·1100. Plano wehr/dryer. 2 com-
• , .. , advanernt, MOO. 080. 173-7193 put.er dMk1. I AT/SUN
ha, 14()..478) or 31CM32-4432 dy Mt aoa Diamond ,
• All Sale Units .
Have Warran
•We Finance
Cash for Cars
6 lhlcks
W.CWl9n
n Servlcl Coullltv
1988
SENTRA
2 Dr. Coupe
(Ll2LBKI~)
A Real Puff
'399500
1984
RABBIT
(1KLF601)
Economy
(chllp)
'249500
1181
CENTURY
4DRSEDAN
V9. NT,A/C
(1PWM050)
BtM FM/Ir C. ea••
1991
r.Al.AIS
'INTERNATIONAL
Loaded
(3GUB40)
Too B11utlful
s9995oo
1989
valierZ-24
Convertible
Loaded
Run, R1d, Run
'969500
1919 CARAVAN
Stats Sewn. A/C ;::m,
F1•l'1
'1995•
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CELEBRATING OUR 73RD YEAR!
~EW '94 PROBES I NEW '94 RANGER SUPERCAB XL I
From MFG. Su111.
Relail Price
ON ALL PROBES IN STOCK ors • SE'S
INCL $500 FACTORY REBATE
auto tran1 w/ 0 0 ,
AM/FM cass .. air cond., cruise, ton. auto
temp control. pwr Windows & door locks,
leathef
Mtg. 11100. A1ta11 Price ..... S17 .oeo T. Robina Dl1co11111 ............. ·S1N7
Colla11 Grad ................... ·I 400 J "' '"" '9UC9 (Si!<t140702·Vl"t 1Dl13) (~t140946 Vllt167246)
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4 OL. V6 engine. autom•lic. alr cond. clOlh Capt.,ns cnawa.
IUOOllQe raci(, AMIFM Cua .
w/clock & mor•I
Mfg. Suggested 1 AT 1MS PfllC£ Retail Price ................. $22,120 tST1m•1SJs-v1n11ooeoo11
T. Robins Dlscounl. ......... $1,147
YOUR
NIET PlllCIE $20,973
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