HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-08-15 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • What else b
there to say? It 's
rea lly, really,
r<.'ally hot •
MONDAY aRllFINO
THE PO{NTE IS ... The
Costa Mesa City Council will
henr public comments on Arne)
Development's proposed enter-
tainment-s hopping center ht
Metro Pointe during its 6:30
p.m. meeting today at the City
Hall council chambers, 77 Fair
Drive. Arnet') 592,000-square-
foot project features plans for
retail shops, restaurants, a
movie theater, children's center
and nearly 197,000 square feet
of office space, which already
exists.
0
GRAND OLD MEETING ...
U.S. Senate hopeful Michael
Huffington, Assembly candi-
dates Jim Morrissey and Mari-
lyn Brewer and Orange County
Supervisor aspirant Jim Silva
will speak to their fellow Re·
publ icans at the monthly meet-
ing of the Republican Party of
Orange County at 7 p.m. today
at the Westin South Coast
Plaza Hotel. More than 200
"enthusiastic" GOP member)
are expected to attend the
e'cnt, says Tom Fuentes, coun-
t) party chairman.
0
PIUDE IN 'fllE NAM E OF .
.. The quarterly meeting of
West Newport Commu nity
Pride will be at 7 p.m. Wednes-
day a1 the Newport Beach City
Hall council chambers, 3300
Newport Blvd. Police Chief Bob
McDonell will give a report on
the July 4 enforcement and Po-
lice Lt. Tim Newman will speak
on parking enforcement issues.
0
SOS VS. SOS ... The board
of tru)tecs of Share Our Selves
has voted to officially oppose
Prop. 187, the "Save Our
State" initi~c. Tnw.cs of the
Costa Mesa-based charity
agreed "there is a need for a
national solution to the prob·
lcms of illegal immigration,"
but said Prop. 187 is not an
·'effective, non-<Hsctiminatory,
humane and jusl" solution.
"We are especially concerned
that Proposition 187 would im·
po)e its harshest burdens on in-
fants and childre n," said Mike
Lewis, trustee chair for Share
Our Selves.
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HAZMET UOTLlNES ...
The Orange County Environ-
mental Health Division has e)-
tablished three hotlines for citi-
zens to report their concerns
about solid wa)tc, hazardou)
waste and water quality.
If you know or su)pect tha t a
business is illegally dum ping
hazardous materials, you can
file an anonymous report by
calling the Haz=Mat Solid
Waste Advisory Team Hotline
at 667-3710. The advisory team
will inspect the business in
question and educate them on
proper disposal techniques. If
necessary, the District At-
torney's office will be contacted
for potential prosecution of vio-
lations.
The Proposition 65 CQmpli-
ance Program Notification Hot-
line at (714) 667-3765 is for
designated government employ-
ees to report illegal dumping of
hazardous waste which is likey
to cause public harm. This
number also has general in -
formation for the public re-
. garding Proposition 65.
The Recreational Water In-
formation Hotline at 667-3752
provides a recorded message
with information on beach clo-
sures. This hotline can also be
used to file a report if you be-
come ill after using a recre-
ational water area, or to report
a waste spill.
All three hotlines arc acces-
sible 24 hours a day.
0
LEAVE THE ANTS AT
HOME ... Corona del Mar will
serve up • community picnic
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug 27
at Grant Howald Park in Co-
rona del Mar. There will be
f rec games, bounce houses, a
barbecue and more. Admission
is free, although the barbecue
will cost a nominal amount.
The event is sponsored by the
Corona dct Mar Residents As·
sociation and the city of New-
port Beach.
'-Complied br Tina Bor-
1•tt•, Marale McUod •nd Iris
Yokol.
'
•
oub1de, and it's going to
remain really, really, really
hot for the rest of the week.
See Weather, Page 2
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Roughing .
.it
Colorado adventure
will help young
Boy Scouts master
outdoo r survival
Bv TINA Boa.GATTA, STAFF Wllrrn
F or weeks, they've been
learning how to build
their own tents out of
rocks, plastic ·and rope. They've
constructed their own latrine,
built their own shower. And
now, 20 Costa Mesa Boy Scouts
are about to depart on a
camping trip like no other
they've ever experienced.
"They're going on a
pioneering trip in Colorado,"
said Steve Harvey, scout ma)tcr
fo r Troop 106. "They're not
going to be allowed to )lcep in
regular tents. They're going to
have to make the ir own shelter
using the skills they've learned
during the year."
The scouts, who range in age
from 11 to 15, will begin their
journey into the real rough
wild erness .on Friday, with an
overnight train ride from
Fullerton to Gl enwood Springs,
Colo. From there, they'll travel
to a forest area near Meredith
where they'll set up camp.
. And that's when the fun
begins.
The bare-bones campsite will
be outfitted with nothing but a
water faucet, ''hich will be used
10 hook up the shower, Han ey
:..:11d. For cool..i111, Jnd drinking
the scouts will pull water from a
nearby river and pu rify it by
boiling it or treating it with
chlorine, according to I lar"cy.
"They'll have their camp )Ct
up by nightfall on Saturday,"
Harvey said.
Gu<• l'Rv n .. rtv r1Lo1
Heat wave
delivers
120,000
to beach
Lifeguards report more
than 500 rescues Sund ay
wrule ~heF 58F\'ice ~ays
hot weather should
continue through the wee·k
BY Rov C H l.."'SG, ~nn Wann
"1,[\\PORT BEACH.-. \\1th a
heat "'a\.c. foreca!.ters predict "''I
not 11c letting up an) time .,oon,
and S\\ells a high as 15 feet in .~ome places, thousands headed fo r
. the coast th is Y.Cekend vmh ?\CY.·
pon .Bl!ach· lifeguard) rcp~ming an
C\llma ted J :!0,()00' people Ill the
wu ter SundJ) Jfternoon.
The steady ude ol tho'e in
'earch of reliet led to a h"el\'
Y..ed ."end for hfegu:u-ds, "ho re·
ported ~omc ""0 rescue .. made on
~unda) alone.
"We Y..crc e'\tn:.meh bu~'·" said
lifcgu.ird Lt. Eric Bauer. "·There
Y.~re in1unes rangmg from ab-
·dominal patns, dislocated ~houl-·
der. he ad lacerauon-. . . ~our.
common 'anet\ of rm!tceUaneou-.
medical in1u nes"
Temperature!. Sunda) did drop
~ to degree all throughout the
area '"llh '\c"port Beach at b:
degree , but foreea-,ters -.a) the
trend I'\ unlikeh to continue, "ith ro;i,t~I tempcra'tlll"CS c;ta) mn .:i the
mid Sfk throuchout the "'eek. and
tcmper.tt urec; -inland expeckd to
ho-.cr at 90 dcl?rees and at-o .. e,
"\1ost the cooling \\e·re ~ning
to 'Ce ha\ occurred · . aid Bruce
Entwistle, a meteorologis.t ~ t he
\,a11onal Weather~ Service
l:.nt\.\1stle expla ined \I.hen desert
area-. are hotter, the lo~ pre,,ure
)>)!>!Cm abO\ e them :illo\\s for the
• 'IC a breeze to mo' e inland.
"Wh en we ge t there, the boys
will set up thei r shelter and
then break up into teams. Some
boys will be setting up the
la,trine, other boys will set up
the shower. Then there'll be a Costa Mesa Boy Scouts Ian Jolly, left, and ~lmmy Granat, center, b?th 12, along. with
Steven Wukawitz, 13, of Newport Beach, practice tying rope to hold their shelters during a
~rs-at for an upcomrng camplng-1rip-to Co1oracto. ---
"We \\Cre c:\:pccting the 'ca
hrcezc to be a Jiule frec;her, ..,tron·
.izer." he 'aid "That I' \\hat' cau'-
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MARC ,\lAllTI!ol/DAJLY PILOT
Donald Martin is the new principal at Corona del Mar High.
Interaction with students
is his principal motive . .
BY Russ LoAlll, STAJF Wama
T he nameplate on the desk of
the new Corona dcl Mar
High School pri ncipal read :
Dr. Donald K. Martin.
But turn it around and the more
informal ''Don" is engraved into
the small brass plate on the other
side.
The nameplate is much like the
man.
• Martin, who earned o doctorate
in educational administration from
USC in 1989, is passionate about
how the latest research on
education and learnin& can
rejuvenate public education.
But just plain Don, a former
high school football and baseball
coach, has come to Corona del
Mar Hi&h from a top
admini$trative position with the
Santa Barbara School Districts
because he missed the
slap-on-the-back camaraderie ot
the high school campus.
"l misse d the interaction with
student s, with parents and with
tcnchc~/' said Martin, former
principal nt El MQden:i High in
Orange nnd El Toro High in the
Saddleback Unified School
District. "There's an excitement
on a high chool camp\IS th at you
don't aet in the district offtce."
Martin was assbtant
upcrintcndcnt of secondary
education in the Santa Barb:ira
school district for the la)t t"'o
yea~.
M3rtin lives in Lnl..e Fore t. Out
he refuses to' call the city by 11
·new name. "I will not gi\C up the
name El Toro," sa} t.fartin, '"'ho
with wife Connie, ha two wn
Ggcs 19 anJ 22. "This little
minority of newly·arri~cd people
, ... NINCIPAL/hee a
mg most ot 1hc cool down. the re·
turn of the . ea breeze "
h• HIAT/P•9• 5
Baseball labor dispute could be
final strike for some local fans
... The f aCt many peo ple
weren 't even miss ing the
game Sunday could mean
nation al pastim e has lost
its lu ster.
BY R OY C lllTNG, SHFf WlllTTll
Perhaps ~omcday historian!. '"ill
record it as the day that baseball
died, the dJy that !>aw an end to
an Anierican in)l1tut1on. Out for
now, no one much seem' to gi\e a
damn.
"And ma'fbe 1h1s is kind of a
tell-tale sign: but l ha,en't heard a
lot of people complaining," )J1d
Peter Derham, J manage r at the
Legends Sport Oar & Grill in
Costa Mesa.
Three days 11110 the ~laJOr
League ba eba ll player's strike of
1994, wi th 42 game) of the Jllegcd
American pasu ime already c:rn-
celcd, the only sign of progrl!ss in
NUMalU
QUESTION
Fans strike out
\\ ith Major Le:.iguc baseball !>hut down (or II!. latest labor
dispute. millions of fans are finding the) have a lot of C\tra time
on their hunds.
\\hat an: )'OU doing to fi ll the time pre\ 1ou:.h spent \\atching
baseball'! Do you even m1f>s the game'> \\111 )OU be bJck \\hen,
and if, the season resumes?
Lea\'e )Our thoughts along '~ith )OUr name, homcto"n and
telephone number (for \eri ficatton uni}) on our Reader~ Hotline,
642-6086
contract nc:~o1i.1t iom. has been .in
agreement ~ lro111 both )Ide' 10
allo" outside m Jii.ition -from
the federal g0hrnmcnt.
·· fhc game 1!. fJlhng to the \\a)-
~ide," Derham ,.11J ... It\ ju t 111.e
the go\.crn mcn1. :.pccial intcrcMs
c'ef)"hcrc."
1t \\JS the tmil Sunda). of "tT~11
appear' 1111.cl)' to be man). that
On·the shelf
"-en Grilli:\ Jr. J,dn't d1,e tor a
catch m right center. tllat Albert
l3cllc drJn "t bat in ~el another
runne r, or frank Th,1rn;.is didn't
kiuk a p1tcha· do" n. \\agging the
"biggc't bat 1he unlucl} pitch\;r
haJ CH r '..:en. ·
.. rhe true-h~:.11 lcJ re~on \\ho
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2 Monday,August15, 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
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C ITY EDITOR IRIS YOKO!, 540-1224, ext. 361
Be prepared ·to
to wait at
LOOKING IACl<a ~HI NIW PORT'
the Pearly Gates
A s we age, it's natural tcfspecu-
late on the hereafter. When
you consiJer the millions of
people who go to their heavenly re-
ward every day, the job of processing
all these souls muM be ·total chaos -
especially "ithout a computer -or
name tags.
Imagine \\ailing an eternity on a
bench as h:ird as the Rock of Ages,
for some inefficient clerk to try and
trJck do'' n your misfiled records. ll
must feel exactly like a Social Secu-
59 and
Holding
rity Qffice. The only
difference, the per·
sonnel in celesti al
government h:ive
halos and can't be
fired for inef-.
ficie ncy.
The next time
of a bureaucratic
muddle, think of it
as a practice ses-
sion for "the big
prncessing center in
the sky."
When it's my
llmC-to shake these
mo1 tjl co1b ;ind cam my wings, it's
c.1sy to Cll\ 1s1on "haL will happen,
C\Cr) l;iltenng step of the way.
A-. I enter a large con,ention hall
the s1zt: of Rhode bland, packed
\\1th lost !.oub trying 10 find an in-
for111;i tio1r booth, or traveler's aid
center, l pick a number from the
nwc:hinc by the door. It's 8,000,001.
The cu rrent figure being processed is
This original watercolor of the Vaquero pulling into port by Glen W. Thomas was commissioned by the Irvine Co. 1969 in a portfolio entitled "County Cam-
eos." The artwork was donated to the Daily Pilot by Dave Leighton of Costa Mesa.
) Pulling into a 'new .port'
4,000,001.
·1 hat means I'll have to wait a fc\v
months for my number to turn up.
Just to make me feel at home, the
drinking fountains don't work, and
the john b five miles away. Dy the
time the P.A. system calls out eight
million and one, my back and rear
Capt. Ounnells and the Vaquero credited with giving the city its name in 1865
end arc paralyzed.
T hreading through the treacherous
· sand flats and bars of the newly
created Newport Harbor, Capt.
S.S. Dunnells of San Diego brought his
stern wheeler, Vaquero, into a "new .
port" in 1865, and is credited with giving
Newport its name.
He fou nd ready customers in the area
and returned many times for grain, hides
and livestock from Rancho San JoalJllln
at n small dock and warehouse •ll
Newport Lamling.
In 1b68, C;1pt. t-.lo'il!~ Abbott became
111,"ter of the \',1qucro ;1nJ made
frequent tnp~ thrlHtgh· th~lWibor.
bringing trade to the llC\\ p0rt
Still, I hobble my way through
;icrcs of desks and angelic clerks,
praying I'll get a sympathetic inter·
.,.ic\\er \\ho ''ill ove rlook my sins for CITYSIDE
lrcqucntly forgetting to separate my
plastic foam pizza boxes from my
biodegradable trash.
Finally nrnving at Mrs. Wither·
poon's de•k, one look at her small,
suspicious eyes and tight lips tells
Bay Club resident begins
her second hundred years
me Mrs. W. nnd l are not kindred For the hundredth time last
souls. Iler'' ings arc neatly covered Saturday, Nellie Martin Alley
\\ith cellophane , like a lamp shade. celebrated her birthday. She immedintcly informs me l
don't exist since they have no record "l can't see any difference in
of my name. Furthermore, she'll yesterday and today," Alley
h:J\c to s<;nd me to anothe r center said. "I'm having a good time
for people who have no papers, and and I feel good. What else is
there?" must wait an eternity. Some JOO friends and f-sr.rrrro p:mic. I lere ....,,....._;,,...rTFTrr---t-r-
ble :.111d not a lawyer in sight. relatives traveled from around
"t-.laybe they filed my records under the United States to gather in
the name on my birth certificate, Newport Dench this weekend to
Nancy Fair," I cry. "Be an angel and help AJlcy celebrate not only
take a look," I plead. her birth, but her life as well.
She finally locates my card and Themed "Sunflowers," a
studies my history with an ominous luncheon, complete wjth a
sc0,, I. I figure I'm headed for a des-barber shop quartet, was held in
tination with 0 fiery climate requir-her honor at the Balboa Bay
rng j No. 10 sun screen. Club -where she lives wi th
•·You barely p:.t!i')Cd," Mrs. w. re-her daughter -Saturday
marks crisply, "but you picked up a
afternoon.
Alley was born August 13,
1894 in Winona, Kan. Her
family moved to Oakley, Kan.
when she was 4 or 5, following
the deuth of her father. She
first came out to California
with her mother, Laura, in
1903, where she spent the
summer in a "tent city" on the
grounds of what is now the
I lotel del Coronndo.
She returned to California in
1946, with her husband Frank,
who died just short of their
60th anniversary in 1971.
She has three daughters,
three grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
-By Roy Clwng Nellie Martin Alley
lot o( po1n~ by politely listening to
all those vnriow. religious groups
''ho knocked at your front door.
l"olcrance is a vi rtue here," she
snaps. "T.1ke this stamped ticket and
stJnd in that line over there that's
disappcu.ring over the horizon. When
you rc:.ic:h The Pearly Gates," she
continues, "they'll give you your
wing') and a oook of he:IV~nly rules.
Ure:A any of 'em, and you'll get
busted -:ind you know what that
means," she adds, pursing her lips.
DCC reports enrollment
increase or almost 18%
Home buying seminar Thursday
,Orange Coast College has reported a J 7.9%
increase in enrollment for the fall semester.
The Home Buyers Seminar hopes to clear up
some of the confusion that surrounds purchasing a
home. The seminar, hosted by M. Joel Carlson,
will be held Thursday ut Tiempo Escrow II , 4590
MacArthur l31vd., Suite 175, Newport l3euch. As of Aug. 8, a totnl of 20,270 students
have enrolled in OCC fall classes, which are
sc9eduled to begin Aug. 16 -more than
3,000 students :ihead of last year's totul for
the same date. Final enrollment figures arc
expected to re:ich :it least 25,000, compared to
las t year's figu re of 17,192.
Carlson will cover topics rnnging from "What
the heck docs Escrow rs.ally do?" to "I don't have
much money, can l still buy a home?'
Carrington Mortgage Services is spon')oring the
seminar. For reservations, call the mortgage
service at 722-0862. Na ncy J\lc/11/J rc's column Dppcnrs
Munday.
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WEATHER AND OCEAN CONDITIONS
TIM~IRATURIS
Newport Beach: 76.9/67
Balboa: 76/67
Costa Mesa: 82/67
Corona del Mar: 78/67
IURP FOHCAST
LOCATION
The Wedge
Newport Point
Bladdes
S.A. River Jetty
CdM
TIDll
TODAY
first high
First low
Se<.ond high
Second low
TUESDAY
-SIZE SWELL
2·3 SW
2·3 SW
2·3 SW 2~3 SW
2·3 SW
6:09 a.m. 3.3
10:26 a.m. 2.5
5:09 p.m. 5.6
First low 12:43 a.m. 0.2
First high 7:18 a.m. 3.6
Second low 11 :51 a.m.2.4
Second high 6:15 p.m. S.8
Water Ttmperature: 72
•OATINO
Light ~.ari.1b~ "indJ shifting south"fst
lo wst lo southMst to 1S MlolJ, 1·foot
w•m buildin& lo 2 fffl, with J.loot
south~tuly sMll. Moslly sunny skits
with p.at(hy low douds .nd fog de~lopina.
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ORANGE COUNTY FAIR WINNERS
RAT & MOUSE DIVISION
Mil.c llunnt), Co:.tJ ~k,J, l'\.t
~lou:.c ( C\h, I:? H:. ._\ \ ouug .. r)
Oest Of Cl.i''
Kelli Cur~on, Cu,t01 Mc,.1, u .. ,1 Of
Cbss !'ct R.11 ( e\h I~ ~ r~. &
Younger) Cu)tumc ~I.irked I
~hhl Al1cc11011a1c.
JUNIOR CAVY DIVISION
Amy l'\lurri~on, Ne" pnn lk.1ch, Senior Uuar.
JUNIOR RABBIT DIVISION
Daniel llnrrls, Costa Mc:.J, Scn1ur
Doc.
Saroh l . ~ir111Q, Co:.1a Mc,J. Sc·
nior Buck.
JUNIOR POULTRY DIVISIONS
Springer Bronne, Nc"port Beach,
Hen.
AQUARIUM DIVISIONS
D:n id Dlarl.burn, Co,tJ McsJ,
Freshwater Community ChJm·
pion Fish of Show.
Juslln Coo1>cr, Co:.ta Mc:.J, Betta.
K)le Timothy Cooper, Co)tJ Me)J,
Exhibitor's F:woritcPct Fish.
Kathy Lo,unlller, Co)ta Mesa,
Bett:i,
Zuruh Monier, Costa McsJ, Dcua I
Exhibitor's FuvoritePet h :.h.
John Nicoll, Cos1a Mesa, Novelty
Display.
llorjc J-'or)tond, Co)ta Me~a. New
World Cichlid I Champion Fish Of
Show I Division Wanner.
Emily l'ulu~kl, Co:.1;1 Mc:.a, I.:\·
h1bitor's "Favorite" Pct H~h I
Champion h sh Of Sho".
Lnurcn J'ul O\kJ, Co ta Mt:\,1, 1.)1\'i·
sion Winner I Turtl.:.
IURP HPORT
JJ,on \\hill', Cll\U /\k~:i. Bctl!.I .
:0. id,i \\hall", Cost01 /\k~:i. fa.
I 1b1tl r ~ L1HH1tcP.:1 Fi,h.
NOMI ARTI .. cun1
Lori aH~I}, Costa Mesa, Hon-
orable Mention.
usan chureman, Costa Mesa,
I lohtfa)' or l\o .. clr:t
Margaret Somog_y, Costa Mesa, Pla~ter Remington I Christmas
Fire Ptace Match Holder (Bisque)
Shell Stitch Afghan / Doily.
Diane orensen, Costa Mesa, Cro·
chctcd Tablcrunner w/Horse
1 heme
Lou plelberger, Costa Mesa. Rep·
Ilea Of A t9W Briggs & Str.atton
Fhcr.
Ph)lli ·1ockman, Costa Mesa.
Vegc1ablc & hu1t Ba~ct Set
(llohda)' Dolls) Salk Wedding
Bouquet
Jud} Tracfy, Costa Mesa, Wall
Hanging • Cross Stitch.
Carol F. Venard, Costa Mesa. Em·
bro1dcn:d Pe111 Pomt, On Can .. as
01v1 ion Winner Flat & Tex-
tured St1tchc .
Ron \ llletOt', Cmta Mesa, Clock.
lltlf n It. """"• Costa Mesa,
Other Needlepoint. .
Juanita Westlake, Co ta Mesa,
M1le·A·Minutc Baby Afghan (P~
tel) Ripple Stitch • Wuh Pmk
Ro~es I Pink Pillow!> (Set Of Two).
Dione Williams, Costa Mesa, Au·
tumn Leaves Of Boston / Division Winner.
Nancy Bolllngfr, Cost·a Mesa.
Antiques I Instruments I Division
Winner I Toys.
Audrey Buck, Costa Mesa, Bird
I louse. J
KJithleen Crawford, Costa Mesa,
Ocher Professional Needlework.
u an Cu ick, Costa Mesa, Em-
broidery.
POLICE FILES
fH• lvrflln•/W•vetr•k COITAMISA
I
A continuing seric of
sdulh and soulh\\C~t
swells from the Southern
Hemisphere gave us fun
head-high waves in many
areas, with overhead sets
at the better spo ts in
Orange Counly.
Water temperatures
are warming up to the
high 60's and 70's.
A smaller south swell
combil\alion will mi '< in
throughout the middle of
the week.
Tropical Storm llcctor
is developing off the tip
o( Baja and could give a
little boost out or the
south.
The norlh\\CSl v.irld
s"cll ~ill be a little
smaller than lately but
still helping to cross up
some peaks at the
be;ichbre;iks.
For daily surf reports
and forecast , call (900)
976·SURF. The call co~ts
S 1.50 plus ;iny ponibl~
toll.
1900 block or 1'rn 1>01t Uu ulcrnrcl: A n9n
\\JS a1 rc~tcd near a gu~ ~IJl1on for :fllcged
drunkcnc:.s in public. Police found him
paned ou1 behind the t.ation. I lc..had
parked his car aml staggered uround before
police o rrivcJ.
2600 Uri tol Street: Polu:e arrested a ~1:111
at a coin·opcrutcd car wash for alll!ged
indecent expo~urc. Police said tl}c 01:111 was
found wolkina around the car "ash nuked.
An employee of u ndghboting business snid
a woman run into her office to call the
police.
NIWPORT llACH
20000 bllX.k or llln:h: A man r1.:ce1vcd a
thrc.itcnin& tdcphonc e;ill while at "-Ort.;,
I he caller ~a1J he "oulJ bre;ik the m;an'
legs if he u1lkcd 10 a \\Om an again. The
v1~1im did nut rcco •ni.tc the c.illcr's ~oice.
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TIP OP THI DAY
AppJrcnt hu'linc lfun~;ic1io11\ conducted
Imm a ~t:hicle, c:.pcc1ally uround .. chool\ or
pJrks untl 11 ju~cnik\ ;arc mliolvcd, could
mcun po 1bll! drua ~Jks
-courtc y Newport Ue.ii:h JXllicc
;
.,
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
Poker players just a bunch
of jokers against thiS queen
H EAVEN PROTECT ME
FROM ALL tHOSE
QUEENS OUT THERE
-Beneath 'the serene surface of
t~e village surrounding my new
villa, I've been discovering, are
Local
Scene
little nooks of
naughtiness.
Take, please,
the neighbor·
hood poker
contest. Three
afternoons
each week,
congregants as·
semble in a ga-
rage and com-
pete in a game
l'm now paying
to learn. Un-
like baseball or
other sensible
games like one-
eyed jacks or deuces wild, the
key card here is any queen. If a
queen appears face up in this
variation of seven card stud, the
following face card is wild. In
this novel arrangement, fortunes
ca n change in a flash. Conse-
quently, only sissies fail to com-
plete the entire route.
Don't knock this game -it•s
been going on for about 30 years
in the same location. Its ac-
knowledged m~ster (or, rather,
mistress) is formidable Audrey
Vaughn. In one wondrous mo-
ment, with a simple Oick of the
wrist, I watched in awe as she
magically transformed a pair of
nine s into a straight flush. It was
a miracle worthy of my last coin.
I won't even tell you about
the hand in which she flattened
me with - a "Doardwalk" (or
.,..as it a "Broadway'?"). But, I
can report that it beats a full
house.
The other contestants are
merely males, and I may be
among them again this after-
noon. Hey, it's worth a few nick-
els just to see how she does that.
0
A FEW THINGS YOU
MIGHT NOT HAvE KNOWN
'TIL NOW -From notes
stuffed in pockets of my jazzy
new walking (ha!) shorts:
• Eddie Banuelos, one of Co-
rona del Mar's more colorful
characters, never ceases to im-
press. In addition to operating
Coast Barber Shop on Marigold
(patrons include philanthropist
Dr. Arnold Beck.man and Con-
gressman Chris Cox), he con-
ducts three dance bands, and
engages in all sorts of good
deeds. An Hispanic newspaper,
"El Sol Latino," currently spot-
Jights his work with "Serafines
de Orange County," helping the
California Angels reward worthy
high .schoolers deserving of col-
lege scholarships.
•Admirers of longtime Pilot-
land cartoonist/author Marvin
Myers celebrated his 70th bi rth·
day on Sunday. This was re-
markable for two reasons: (I)
Marv's been selling his zany
drawings for 65 years, and (2)
he won't turn 70 until Jan. 3. So
what's the hurry for this back-'
yard bash hosted by daughter
Marilyn R. Polls? Well, it was
explained. the weather's nicer
~now.
•True to his word, Cnrl
Karcher has replaced the obso-
lete Executive Guest Card (circa
'84) which wasn't honored last
week at a Carl's Jr. eatery in
Costa Mesa. As a bonus, he also
sent the claimant further nour-
ishment (of a spiritual nature) in
the forin of a prayer to St. Fran-
cis of Assisi.
{An over-the-shouldef reader
just asked if a Franciscan mendi·
cant, praying for Karcher's con-
tinuing success, could be called.
"a fast-food friar.")
0
OOPS, MISSED IT BY ONLY
'lWO YEARS -As picky-picky
readers were quick to point out,
the brutal beating of Aissa
Wnyne and Roger Luby occurred
nearly six years ago, not fou r as
itemed here Wednesday. It hap-
pened Oct. 3, 1988.
0
P SSST, NEED A QUICK
DASEBALL FIX -? Y'say,
Bunky, you're craving to watch a
ball game -any kind of a dia-
mond duel while the majors are
suffering th eir latest major head-
ache?
Y'say you've gotta see some
action between the base lines?
Well, Dunky, help is on the way.
Every Saturday, starting
promptly (more or less) at 9
a.m. you can watch a ball game,
sort of, at Lions Park at 18th
~ind Anaheim Street, in. Costa
Mesa. These aren't the Dodgers,
they're the Codgers. It's the Se-
nior Slo-Pitch Softball League
where aging at hletes seek to re-
capture past glories.
Several scouts for the teams,
I've been advised, are now en-
gaged in a bidding·war. They're
vying for the services of state
Afsemblyman Gil Ferguson,
who's expressed an interest in
returning to his dugout days.
What are Gil's qualifications'?
Well, I'm told that he was once
a clubhouse boy for the old St.
Louis Cardinals, when they were
feared as "The Gas House
Gang." In I he slo-pitch softball
sei, these are very impressive
credentials.
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HlnlNeTON-ftUNIN .. a
Brooke Farley I ierrington of
Corona del Mar exchanged wed-
ding vows with Patrick Trun-
inger of Biel, Switzerland by the
lake at the Pacific Club on April
11. The couple greeted 160
guests at their reception held in
th<l!>acific Club fonowing th~
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. l ler-
rington of Corona del Mar are
the bride's parents. She wore a
silk satin Scaasi gown with an
off the shoulder bodice and full
train. Her matching veil was
held with satin roses.
Blair Downey, the bride's
cousin, was maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Sara Downey,
another cousin, Andrea Redick
Nilsen, Linda Burton Moseley,
Kelly Moomaw and Janet Wolfe.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Tfuninger of
Biel, Switzerland. Urs Thoma
was his best man and ushers
were Rolf Newjahr, Patrick Bun-
deli, Craig Moseley and Bill and
Matt Herrington, brothers of the
bride.
After a wedding trip to Ma ui ,
the couple are residents of Nl!w-
port Beach. She is employed by
the Newport-Mesa School Dis-
trict and he is with General Mo-
tors Acceptance Corporation.
The couple met in SwitLer!Jnd
where the bride "a!o pla) ing pro-
fessional volle}ball and her hus-
band was a member of a pro-
f cssional handball team.
81TIRS-HAMPTON
The Balboa Yacht Club in Co-
rona del Mar "as the setting for
the April 30 \\edd1ng of ~1Jra
Ivana Biters anu George Ll!o
WIDDINGS
Hampton IV, both of 1\c\\ poll
Deach. The couple grcetcu 100
guests at their recepuon in the
}acht club follO\\ 1ng the: cer-
emony.
Greta and Edmunds Diters of
Dnelle, N.J. are the parent~ of
the bride. She ,.,,ore a \\hue silk
sh.mtung go" n St) h.!d \\ ith ;rn off
the shoulder scallopcJ nccklini.:
embellished ,.,,11h silk ro~cucs
and crystal beading.
Aria Biters, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor and April
Hampton, sister of the briJc-
groom, was. briucsma11.l. Kclh
and Mara Sork "ere ll0\\1.r ~ills.
The bridegroom is the ~on of
Nancy and George Leo I !Jmp-
ton Ill and Marion and llcn11e
Nelson, all of Houston. I h! ,1 a~
attended by best mJn 13111 \'1.1·
gelpohl and usher ChJrlcs Cald-
well.
After a \\Cdd1ng trip t !:It
~taartcn, the couple are rt;,,.
dents of !\:e\\ port lll.""JCh ~hi.: h
a ~tatistical anJhst in thcr 1.
park operation' 'at Dbnc) !:ind
and he ts an as'!-OCi;..itc \dlh th:!
k1w firm of :O.kDermou. \\'ill
Monday, August 15, 1994 3
The Hamptons
and Emcn.
PORTER· LEEDS
1 r JC) 131akc Porter of Ney.-
port llc;.ich and DouglJs _Daniel
Leed~ i.:xch;..ingcd '-'edding '0'-'S
in l<1guna l3cJch on June 12,
follu,,ed by a reception for ISO
gue~h ut the 1'i .. olt Terra.:e
Mrs. Uc,erh• ~1cKei:han of
Ne" port Dcach and I homas B.
Porter Ill l f 5 m Clemente are
the parcnl'> ol thl! bride; the
bridegroom b the son of Arthur
Leed, :ind Pamela Leeds, both
of LO'> Angeles.
Hunor auenJanb· wt; re Kt!rrie
\\'llllc. mulron of honor and Ste-
phen Leed~. best m~n. Mist)
Porter. AmanJ;i Purter and
Teri) Egan \\ere bridesmaids
:mi.! Ju!)eph S'hum;..in anJ Ken-
neth Greb..: \\Cre ushers
Aller a \\cdding trip to thl!
Uaham .. ':> th1. couple are :.it
horn..: 111 Anin:,tvn. \'a. She i!)
\\ilh the Rigg':> r\.it1onal l3ank of
Washinc.ton. D C ;inJ he is a
1:.i" student at Georgcto\\ n Uni-
H:rsll~ La\\ Center 1n \\'a:.hmg·
ton.
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Today, his sons & grandson
continue to provide a complete
menu of authentic ltahan food
prepared fresh daily and seasoned with 5 generations of family pnde
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4 Monday, August 15, 1994
VOLUNTEER DIRICTORY
1he following J.\ a partial Ji~t of
organizations ucccpting
volunteer~:
Kids Cancer Connection
The Kids Cancer Connection is
an org:inization dedic .. ted 10 the
needs or afnicted children ''ith
cancer, nnd deals "°ith their
emotion:ll, educational and
financial needs. 1 he group's
primary fund-raiser is through the
sale or holiday greeting cards the
amicted children have designed.
Volunteers arc needed to help with
sales al festivals, sw;ip meets and
other events. Voluntecl') arc also
needed for clerical duties in the
organi.tation office. For
information, call Peggy Young at
851-7774.
March of Dimes
The March of Dimes office in
Costa Mesa needs volunteers for
fund-ra1s1ng comnuuees (pl:lnning
C\ents, ~liciting, goods :ind
sen ices), speaking opportunities (in
high schools on the dangers of drug
use durin~ pregnancy and on teen
pregnancy, genetics), occasional
office work am.I help with bulk
m.uhngs. For information, call
631-8700.
:~ewport-Costa Mesa
YMCA
The Newport-Co~ta Mcsu YMCA
needs a variety ot general volunteer
help, including the administrative
clerical volunteers, general .
maintenance, la1Hhc:iping, youth
s1Mrt coaches and lifeguards
bpl.'cial ccr1ificat1011 required). For
1ntorma1ion or applications, call the
) :'\ICA at 64~·999ll
Open to Recovery
Open 10 Reco,cry 1s a non-prolll
organiza11on that \\111 sene as a
proh:ssional placement agency for
reco,cring .1kohollcs and other
drug user:.. Volunlecrs uu: needed
to set-up, clean-up and otlcr
ckrn:al support for the upcoming
'"lo"n Meeting" ~cpl.:! at the
Co~la Me~a Community Center.
Fur lllform;111on on the meeting or
on other 'olunteer opportunities,
call Manny at 722-7133.
Opera Pacific
·1 he Opera Pacific Guild
Alli;rncc, a support group for
Opera Pacific, has a \\Jde range ol
aCll\llies for voluntc\:r> from
labeling ;ind !>luffing envelopes, to
stJffing the opera :.hop, 10 being
dm:ents "ho prepare children al
01.111ge Coa:.l sehools'tor what they
,qll sec in an opera. For
111forma11on, call 54-0PERA
(546-7372). The guild alliance
features 20 guilds which range from
bridge and tennis to organ1zmg the
Opera Ball, the group's premier
sm.:1al evenl. Tl1crc 1s :.ilso an
C\temive education and communlly
outreach program.
Orange Coast
Interfaith Shelter
The Interfaith. Shelter 1s the.
largest family shelter in the county,
housing, feeding and coum,dmg 20
families d:11ly. It needs people 10
work with children for the story
hour, 10 take the children on field
lnps, phone help for incoming calls
on three-hour shifts and those with
special skills to tc:ich a 1-2-hour
chn1c or workshop. Spcciali.tcd
skills fo r clinics on writing or
budgeting can be vast help. The
shelter also' needs people to run a
canned-food drive one time or on
an on-going basis. 1 he group
always needs disposable diapers.
For 111forma1ion call Sandee or
Leal at 631-7213.
Orange County
Community :
Development Council
Volunteers arc needed to work
Ill the food bank. distribute food to
fooJ centers and churches for the
poor, sort and categorize donated
goods, stock shelves and repackage
boxes. Also. there 1s a need for
clerical support during regular
busmess hours and assistants for
fund-ra1s1ng ;ie1iv111cs. For
information, call 540-9293.
Orange County
Homeless Task fQ.rce
The Orange County I lomelcss
Task Force is recruiting volunteers
for the Interfaith Council Network
· 10 work one-on-one with homeles\
adults in· the program on basic life
skills. Volunteers need to commit
to al least three hours per week in
the evenings at local congregations
throughout Orange County, for
additjonal inrorma11on, call Valene
Griffin at 263-1774.
Orangewood Boutique
The Orangewood Doutiquc in
Corona dcl Mar, an upscale re!talc
boutique which benefits the
Orangcwood Chidren's llome, "in
need or volunteers to assist the
boutique staff witlf retail sales The
Orungewood Childrt;n's I lomc is
Orange County's emergency shchc.r
for abused and neglected children
For informJlion. call Chri\t111e
Remo at 760-6640
Orton Dyslexia Society
Orange County Branch
The Otton Dy lcxia Sodety
needs people to help teach read111a1
skills, auach labels and bundle
rc£ul:ir m;uling~. and coorJrnate
the adult group. Hc~ular \Oluntecr
dutic\ include people with good
telephone skills ro call S·IO people
in the loc.11 callina orea and
confirm lhJt branch rcfcm1I~ have
been effective. for 1nformallon call
26l-8661.
RUFFELL'S
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily p11
AROUND TOWN
TODAY am an
Ll81AaY HUSTIU MllTINO ..
IA.ILINO & llAMANllllP CLAll the rcgulJr mcettng of the Newport
Bcuch Uoard of Library Trustee~ will
meet at 5:30 p.;m. at the Newport
Center Library, 1000 Av<Xado A\C,
This mectmg wa\ originally ~chedulcd
for Aug. 16
ADD LICTUH
Beginners and "old •alls" can learn boating ikills,
boating sarety, equipment requirements, riging,
rules or the road and more during a Sailing and
Seamanship Class that begins Tuesday from 7 to 9
p.m. und continues every Tuesday evening for 12
weeks. There is no ch:irge for lhc clu s; tcxlboc.>k
and rcgislralion is $25. The class will be J1eld '''
the Harbor Master, 1901 Bayside Drive in .
Newport Oeach. for more information, call Jim at
492-1955 or Rich at 832-3451.
Smith BJr1o1 .. y 1~ >pu11wri11g a lrc:c
scnunar on "Hctircmcnt and I inanet
Pl.inning" fwm 7 to 8:15 p.m. :it 800
Nc"port Ccn\er Dr., Su11c 500 111
NC\\ port llcJch. h>r 1e~c1,u111111,, c~
Wendy Smith at &i.i·91I1
SATURDAY
DIVORClr A NIW HGINNING
Nc"pon Ucach Marriage ,\,: I an1111 TJterap1~1 mtcrn MJ\lnc Coh1.n \\ill
conduct a special worki.hop, "P1\ur~·
A J\.:w lkgmning," from 10 u.m 111
12:30 p.m. al her Ne\\porl Cc111~r
01111.:~. The workshop will CO\( r iii~
hve )tages of g(iC\ ing and the ~l.i~~ ol
r~co, ... ry, ;1nd "ill dcul w11h the
cmo11on:il roller coaster that dl\01,;:
can c:iuse. 1 he worhhop ii. id.:..il 11 r
men l.)r "omen \\ho arc i:o1ng ti 1 ou~
a divorce or \\ho have recently b,ln
di,orccd Cost is S25. Space i'> lini.t~J
CJll 759·0579.
Educational p!>ychologist Joun
Andrew:. will take :in in depth look ut
Attcnuon Deficit Disorder, including
\\hat ~is, "hat to <It> about it, and
how 11 is treated during a Cree lecture
from 7 to 8.30 p.m. al Coastline
Counse ling Center, 1200 Quail St.,
Suite 105 in Ne"port Beach. t-or more
information, call 476-0991.
The Rit1, 880 Newport Center Drive,
Nc"port Beach. Members arc free, a
S5 guest fee will be collected at the
door to benefit the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. For more
information, call 556-2122, ext. 220.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~• TOASTMASTIRSCLU8 TUESDAY I
ORCHID SOCllTY
The August meeting of 1he Nc"port
llJrbor Orchid Society "ill meet 111 the
Cost.1 Mesa Neighborhood Communily
Center, 1845 Park SL There \\111 be a
dcmon\lralion by Norito I la~ega\\a on
Pa_pluopedilum at 7 p.rn .. flowed by an
8 p.m. meeting
WEDNESDAY
LIBRARY FUN TIMI
Children of ull ages and their families
arc invited to an "Afternoon of Fun,"
the Grand Finale or the Ne1,port
Beach Public library's 1994 Summer
Reading Program, from I to 5 p.111. al
the Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. ju~l north of
Pacific Coast I lighway. The free
program" 111 mcludc m.1g1c, \lunt~.
story telling, puppet shO\\S, •111d more .
t-or details, call 717-3800
CENTER 500 SOCIAL HOUR
Center 500 1s an organization of ~oung
profcs~ionab and c.xecuti,cs Y.ho "ish
to further lhcir "no\\Jcdgc and
1nvoh'Cmcnt in the performing arts.
1 hose interested in membership arc
encouraged 10 atlcnd 3 Center 500
social hour from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. al
The Blue Flame Toastmasters Club, a
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PRINCIPAL
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who live by the lukc voted for the
~ame Lake Forest because they
llkec.J the i.ound of it. It's a ourcc
of irritation for a lot of people."
Manin says he b cager to pick
up "'here former Corona del Mar
High Principal Tom Jacobson left
oft. Jacobson \VJs promoted to di·
rector of secondary education for
the Ne" port-Mesa Unified School
District. Ocfore he left the high
school, Jacobson \\as considering
'>Witching to a "bluck schedule "
"hich '"ould c.Joublc class time'
"ith classe'> h~ld on alternate
days.
"Th.n's going to be one of my
goals and the school's goal for this.
year," Martin sai<.l, "to revisit the
1s:.ue of block schc<.lulin g."
Corona del ~tar High includes
· m1<.l<.lle school grades sc,en and
c1gh1. During a time of declining
enrollment, the Ncwport-K1esa
school cfatrt1.;t closc<.l two mi<.ldle
\Chool'>, sending students to Co-
rona dcl t\lar anc.J Costa Mesa
high schools. Martin says there are
no pl:ins to open new mid<.lle
schools in the district, but he is
concerned that graduating sLxth·
graJcrs may be thrown into a high
school environment too soon.
"This is a real bsue at this
school," Martin said. "Are we pro·
'iding the appropriate transition
from that self-contained, sixth
gr~Jc classroom to a dcpanmen-
talited high school'!"
~l.irtin hasn't coached fo r about
nine } c~m. but he Ma)'S fit, playing
racquetbull and belongs to a men's
soltball tc.1111 in ''l:.l Toro." And
though ht\ ambition' are decidedly
ac.adcmic, he !>till relics on his
t:0~1ching 'kills.
'"I he le ... -.ons learned in athlclics
really do have a bearing on how
)ou \\Ork \\1lh people," he sa)s.
"lt all comes down to team,vork.'
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Generally, Entwistle !>aid, the
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Dauer said \\Cekend turnout
ui.ually hovers around 80,000 to
90,000 people, but the huge nutn ·
bcrs this weekend was, in part, at·
tnbutable to the big surf, 12 to 15
feet in some places, he observeJ
Sunday.
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said. '"That's why people come to
the beach."
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8 Monday,August 15, 1994
FINI PalNT
ACADIMIC
Orlan Chun& of Estancia J llgh
School in Costa Mesa has 1'ccn ap·
pointed to the United States Air
h>rce AcaJcm} by congressman
Dana Rohrabachcr
Scot ~ U\\IS, the son of Wuocl·
row and Glenda U'\\ Is or Ne" port
Beach, hus been named 10 the
Dean's llonor Roll for the spring
semester :11 Whi111cr College. Scot
1s a 199 l graduate of Ne'' p.'lrl liar·
bor High School.
Ne,,pon Beach rcs1Jenls Roy
and Loul e ' Woolsey, b<>th 76,
h:arned about 1hc gcolo~) or the
Grand Can)Oll al the L1Jcrhostcl
ho!>led by Nonhern Anlon.1 Uni·
\iCrsi1y.
Laura Ucl1ra11 a gradu.11c ol b·
tancia I llgh School in Co~1;i ~lcsa,
"111 be stu<lving al 1he Sorbonne in
rrancc on scholarship for 1hc nc\I
}car.
Cos1a t.t.:sa re\11.knt Jtanue M.
llller has been rJJmcd tu a nc" ly
form.:<l <lcwlup111.:n1 group ;is parl
of 1he Schll-OJ of llu,ine" /\Jmin1s·
!ration aml Lconunucs al Calilor·
111:1 Stale Urrncrs t\, Fullerton.
Cuurllll'\ L\Oll•. Scott uf N1.:\\·
pun BcJi:i1 ha·s tic ... n n:im.:J 10 the
Dean's List at the U11i\'c1sity of
Oda\\ arc fl>t th.: spru}g I 'J94 SC·
mcstcr
Costa :-.ksa r~ 1dl.'nt rrancis
Gonzall's graduatl.'d lrom the Uni·
\Crsity of Rochc\ta w11h a bach·
clor's degree tn ccononuc,.
Kelli llarrlngtun, Jaughtcr of
f\lr. unJ Mr!>. llrucc llurrlnjllon of
~e" port lk:ich, graduate.LI from r tlllll) Coll..:g.: Ill 11.irtford Con-
llCCllCUI "1th a bachelor's degree rn
Political s.·il.'llCC She i J gr adualc
uf Corona J.:I \l.ir ll11!h School.
Lrnn C:1111ilu ol ('u,1.1 \t..:,a \\,1)
n.111icJ to 1hc l'rn1J~nt\ I 1,t ..fur
.
lhc spring \ClllC~ler I College or
San1a Fe, New Mexico.
l'rcslon Jomes Smead, son of
Larry ond• Snndrn Smu cJ of New-
port Beach, gradu:11ed from the
Loomis Chaffee School in Wind~r.
'Connect icu I.
Oarrln E. Mndole of Co ta Mesa
rccchcd an M S degree from the
Uni\crsity of Massachuseus Lo\vell
Jeremy John Mope, son of Mr.
and Mrs. l.o)d Wright of Newport
Beach, gradunted from The La\\·
rcncc\rllc School in Liwrencc,illc,
New Jer:.cy.
Ne" port Beach rcs1dcn1s L.11.
Orum\\right, Drnndon C. 1-·arr,
Sle\C T. llahn and Ale\nndcr N.
Stumlres received degrees from
Boston Univeml).
lkather Dtrnn Lee of Costa
Mesa \\:IS named 10 the bprmg
honor roll :11 U1ah State Ui1ivcrsity.
~lgl'cus D. Kelso, son of J udllh
Elmore of Ne\\ port Beach, received
a bachelor's dcsree from North·
wood University tn Midland, Mich>-
gan.
Ne\\port Beach residents llrun-
don C. Farr and llolly J. ~lcKJnky
were named 10 the dean's lbt at
Boston Uni\cr:.it~ for the spring
1994 semester.
Barburn de Boom, vice-president
of 1hc Ne,~port Harbor Arca
Chamber of Commerce, recently
completed 3 week-long progr,am or
study with 1hc lnslitutes for Orga-
nization Management, held at
Stanford University.
The following students were
named to 1hc Mercersburg Acad·
cmy's Regular J lonor Roll for the
spring 1994 semester: l>:nid S.
Weber, son of Dr. and ~lrs. l\l icha·
cl Weber of Newport Beach; R)an
D. Wintrode, son of :\lrs. Lc)lie
O'Rourl,.c of Balboa Island and
Ralph C. Wintrodc of Newport
BASEBALL
fr•• fl•9• 1
like sports \\Ould miss it," !laid
Mi ke Mills, 40, of Costa Mesa.
.. fhe mystique, the fun about it, It
gives u\ something to tnlk about.
lt's th\! great American pastime."
Dy all accounts, it was a Sunday
the nation sho~d have mourned.
"American's <ire a resilient soci-
el}, we forghc real easy," said
Danny Stone, owner of The Whiz
Kids, a sports memorabilia shop in
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group of boys digging the fire pil.
"\\ c'll have a llag pole that "ill
lly the n.1g~ of Colorado,
Ca)iforni.l ::inJ the Unite<.l States.
The camp \\ill ha'c everything,
ind 11 \\tll all have been made by
the SCOllh." .
A fc" highlights of the trip "ill
1ndudt: mer rafting; a day trip to
A~pen, \\here the boys will lrd.
eight miles; fo,hing; a Jeep trip to
the Continental Divi<.lc; ltail
clearing; a hike to a 'ghosiotown;
and an obstacle course
competition.
"On Frida)', our last night there,
we'll have a big campfire and hand
out award!I," Hal'\ey said. "The
kids art"'rt:ally excited about it.
I hcy've bc.:c n gearing up for thb
lor a\\ hrlc."
In fact, the troop's been gearing
up for almo~t a }car. Thi! boys
Costa Mesa. "Golf, roJ eo unt.I bi-
cycling are my (television sports)
choices today. American bounce
bnck."
Said Darryl 1-iJnn, who wus
shopping at The Whii Ki<ls with
his wife and son Sunday after·
noon, "we'll just move onto foot·
ball a little quicker."
The Legends' Derham said
b:iseball was going the. wuy of the
dinosaur, anyway, tha t the entire
strike was a mailer ot greed on
the part of both owners und play·
ers. But he said for players who
chose this trip -which is costing
each boy S250 -from a list of
options drawn up by parents last
fall.
And raising money for the trip
~lso involved a hands-on,
labor-intensive project -making
and selling piaas.
"The first (sale) was done
through a local pilLa resraurunt,"
Harvey said. "Their goal ".is to
sell 30 pizz.1s each. And mo.,t of
them reached their goal or came
pretty close."
The scouts spent one Sa1urday
morning at the rcs1aurnnt
assembling the pies and "rapping
them. The cooking was left 10 the
customer. '
for the :.econd pizza sale, the
scouts set up a kitchen operation
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Ptl
U\.Crage u salary of SI 2 1~1illion 10
think so little of 1he1r tans they
would go on \lrilc this dm.e to
the end of the sea)on h do~e to
insulting.
"For a million l\\O I think they
should just iihut up <111d pla) the
gume," Derhum said.
It migh t be different "c1 e there
no other sport> to watch, Stone
said. Out ciipcciolly now with the
football sc<1son looming uhead,
sports fan-i just uren '1 '"1lhng to
mukc a commitment to seeing the
~trike through.
in a gurJgc.
"It was g1eat," Harvc) ~Jill
"\Ve put our own l.abcl on 11. \Ve
huJ all the boys there in an
a~cmbly line, with thl.! gk>,e:. anJ
the hair nets on. It ".1~ a lut of
fun."
'"I he cm"tion:il 1h1ngll tl~t '
may ha-.c, it'll p3ss," he s~1id. · 1 •
seen ~trikes before ... there .11
other sJ.19rts \\e can look at."
"l guc!>s it just really pis)c' n
off," Derham sui<l. ''Wh:.it happc1
to the jo) of JU)l being able to g
out to the back}ard and pl:i) 1n
catch '"ith your <.la<.l an<l imug111in
\\hat it "oul<l be like to play i
the majors.
"lf they don't get out o~ th
field in short order, they nug I u
\\ell :.crub the season, bccau~ n
body is going to care," he snid
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PROPERLY
It 1s estimated that a third of
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36 Exxon Valdez-size 011 spills is
dumped mto landfills. backyar Js
emp1Y lots. and storm drams e.ich
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that used motor 011 1s
contaminated with gasoline and
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cadmium, and others from
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while transmission fluid has a red
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·PORTS ·t
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
Harbor View Swim Club ·~turns up the· heat!
'.,... Locals dominate ri~als to capture
South ~oast Swim Conference crown.
establish a conference record, breaking the mark or
2:01.06 set by Green Valley (Fountain Valley) in
1992.
llv HJCllARD DuNN, s1·aJl1~ W1U1Et "ln high school, we've gone fasrer (1:58)," said
LAKE FOREST -With temperatures reaching
the century mark, members of the Harbor View
Swim Club in Ne\\.pOrt Beach a<ldcd the human elc·
mcnt of heating a pool Saturday in th e 281h ·annual
South Coast Swim Conference finals at El Toro
lligh.
Durch, part or the same relay team that qualified
for Clf last spring.
"This type of event is a lot more relaxing," said
Pelis, who also "Qn the 100 free (56.41) and 100 in·
dividual medley (I :06.39). "You don't have a lot to
\\Orey about."
Cesario also \\On the 50 fly in 28.78, whale Dogg!i
was firsr in the 50 backsrroke in 31.16. 13oggs, Pelis,
Julie Norton and Cesario finished first in the 100
free relay ( l :50.16).
Led by age-group championships from it~ 5-6
girls, 7-8 girls, 9-10 boys, 11-12 girls and 15-18 boys,
Harbor View '"on another overall ti tle convincingly, ·
scoring 182 points more than its nearest competitor,
Ne\\pOrt Hills Swim Club. Pacific Sands of Hunting·
ton l3each ''as third.
Ta>loi-Storm and Mall Cooper, swimming for
Newport Hi lb' 5-6 boys and 7-8 boys, respectively,
are stars of the f urure.
''The difference was our depth,
a great parental group, and great
athletes who are willing to work
hard in the finals, and that's
what we dill today, and that's
\v h:ll makes us good," Harbor
View Co:1ch Ted Bandaruk said.
"The parents ·just breed great
athletes, and it makes my job
easier, because 1 don't have to
coach."
Harbor Vic\\, \\ hich '"on its
15th South Coa:.t Conference
tirlc under Dandaruk, established
one conference record, \\ith Ad·
rian StrellO\\, Kevin Tuel.er, Will
Schuht :ind James Palda swim·
ming I minute, 32.66 seconds in
the 200·) arJ free relay in the 15·
18 bo) s divi:.ion, breaking the
club's ov..r1 standard set last year
in I :32.90. AH four are members
of the Corona dcl Mar High
s\\im tc::im.
'The difference was
our depth, a great
parental group, and
great athletes who
are willing to work
hard in the finals,
and that's what we
did today, and that 's
what makes us
good. The parents
just breed great
athletes, and it
makes my job easier,
because I don 't
have to coach.,
Storm successfully defended
his title in the 2.S:yard free, set·
ting a conference record in 16.45,
bearing the 1992 mark of 17.0J.
He follo\\cd with another rccord-
seuing !iwim in the 25 back
(21.37), breaking the 10-year-old
standard of 21.65.
"I !e's tough," Newport Hills
Coach Charlie Schober said of
Storm.
Cooper n1ppeu a five-year-old
record in the 25 fly, going 15.97
to beat the previous standard by
one-hundredrh of a-second, then
c·srnblbhed another divisional
record in the 50 in<li' idual med·
Icy, (32.24 ), impro .. ing on the
mark set last )Car in '32.64.
"Me's tough, 100," Schober
said. "(Cooper) abo has some
records in the 5-6s, so he's been
tough for a ''hilc. l lc's ulso ver}
111struml.!ntal on our relay teams."
Donidle Carlson, Lauren ~tc
Ad,1 ms, f\l oTly Gorden an<l
~kgan Gorden \\Oil the 100
medley relay for Nc\\pOrt Halls in
the 7-8 girb dh1sion (1:14.53), as
well as the 100 free relay
SIC\C Hamilton, Aaron Batley,
' Thad Butolich and Tucker also
', swam to victory for l larbor View
in the 15-18 bo)s 200 ~medley
rcl3y ( 1 :46.37), ,.,.hi le Duzolich
and Harbor View , teammate
Laura Wecshoff in the 13-14 girls
dh ision, both of Cd~ t, dominated
indi\'idually.
-TEOBANDARUK (1:06.46), "hilc Parker Del
Harbor View Swim Coach Ponte, Kc-.in Anz, Cooper an<l
Gunnar McClel!Jn earned a vie·
BuLOlich had .,.ictories in the
100 free (50.01), 50 butll;rfly (24.72) and 100 in·
dividual llleuley (58.69), \\ hile Weeshoff uddc<l in·
divi<lual "in::. in the 100 frce~tyle (59.58). 50 back·
woke (30.94) and 100 individual medley (1:08.43).
While Harbor View had the depth, winning with
2,673 points, runner-up Newport Hills (2,491 points)
set foe of the day's nine records, whi le finishing
f1r:,t in th,e 5-6 bo)S, 7-8 boys, 13-14 girls, 13-14 boys
and 15-18 girls categories.
\\'end) 13oggs (b.ack), Priscilla Burch (brea:,t),
K::lrric Cesario (fly) and Melanie Pell!. (free), all of
''hom arc among C<lM lligh's top SY.immcrs Qn the
girls team, "ent :?:00.47 in the 200 medley relay to
Jars' strength
n the shot put
~egan long ago
.,... Jim Hitchman was one of
Newport Harbor's great stars
in· shot put arena in early 50s.
T hrce blocl-bu!iter shotputters for
Harbor High, who finished 1·2-3 in
regular season meets in 1950 and
were viewed us "The Untouchables" by
most rivals in Southern California, would
be astonished by the 61 -plus feel tosses of
today'll Tar champ Wade Tift, but they
had their day of gold.
In fact, one, 'or. James Hirchman,
advanced his track marks ev en higher at
Willamette Uni-.ers11y, 1950-54, and
!iUb!iequently shattered the Northwest
Conference record.
And he hasn't stopped the track and
field auventurc ns he
continues on in
organi1cd competition
with other seniors. In
fact, he finished first in
the hotput at a recent
meet in Oregon.
Hitchman, president
or his Class of '50 at
Harbor, is recalled
fondly by mnny of his
Tnr grid and track
mates for his leadcr~hip
qualitie , perseverance
and good humor. He
retires Dec. 15, 1994 a
n long-time history
profe!l!ior nt Western Washington
University, Bellingham, Wash.
Although he will move on to Oregon, 11
h readily apparent he hns no plans of
shding a rocking chair onto the front
porch.
Uc said, "Retirement pl:rns include a
bit or s:uling, competing in Masters track
meets, some writing, tcachina and
u uvcling, along with volunteer work in
libraries and archi\le ."
tor> in the i.ame ev~nt in the 7-S
boys (I: l l.S3 ). •
Kirsten Storm, Ellen Orbe, Dimitra llauiluk and
fonea Dousema won the 200 meulcy relay for New -
port Hills (2:12.66) 111 the 11-12 garb, ''hlle team·
mates Jordana Hauiluk, K}lie Cooper, knny Rob-
erts and Libby Stockstill earned .a first-place finish
in the 200 medley relay (2:0-t97) in the 13-~4 girls,
and Robem. Kristi Cornwell, Jordana lla\11luk and
Cooper \\On the 100 free relay (1:51.53).
In 1he 13-14 bO)'>, Ne"port llills' ~like fl.k·
Clelbn, f\ lc:r Wilson, Scott Kramer and Andre\\
Jensen \\On the .:!00 medley relay in 1:57.13 :m<l ihc
100 free 1cla~ in I :43.07.
Harbor View assistant coach Valerie Dalton offers some last minute advice for her sw mmers
Kaly n Shah (left) and Kathryn Bilder. Harbor View rolled to the team champ1onsh1p Saturday.
Other 1ndi' idual 'r-.c:\\ put ll1lb ''innc~ 1ncludcd
Drantlon ·~1ason an the S·o boy:. (:?5 31 in the :?5
brea~t); Emil) Bo)d in the 9-10 girls (40.59 in the
· 50 breast): fordana HaHiluk in the 13-14 girls
(35.3~ in the 50 breast): 'l\like ~lcClell.an in 1hc 13-
14, bo}S (3J.9S in the 50 breast): Robcrt:. in the 13-
14 girls (30.0:? in the .50 n) ); Del Ponic 111 thc 7-b
bO)S (18.72 in the :?5 ba.:k); Jlld ~tolh Gord.:11 in
the 7-S girls (34.S9 Ill the 50 IM ).
takJ o' .:r ~.000 poinb ~~''port! 13ca.:h \qu.it ~
Club p 1rt11.1p:ik'J in 0111\ J II.,, e\ cnt .. I .1~h1.1£ IJ~t
0\1.:rall (:!OU pvinrs)
Of the nine duh:. c'"imp1.llng. uni~ l IJ1tl r \'11.\\,
Nc,~port Halls anJ IHbt Pacrih: SanJ, (:?.-119) lO·
In an c\po-like dtrno~phcrc. \\Ith ~fro, .. :. 01 h .11 d
:mJ '\' im-p:ir.irhcrn;.il:.1 booth' ... ~rrounding the
.pool .1re:.i. :ilon!! \\ilh C.J.\t rc~1d,:111 G.:org HJ.rt·
hi t.'' l11:1h·lc\.'h 'ounJ ~'' 1.111 10 .,_, ... p .:'.:~ .. n.:' I d
tapping. C\ en 1h.: c.'l>Jl.'.hc' :.111J p.1n.'lll'· g01 lllH !'.:.:!
al th~ o:nJ \\Ith " lrc .. -r.:IJ~ r.i...:. ''vn b~ J>J.,,I"
SanJ,,
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Just a 'bad day at the office'
.,... That's all that can be rationalized
after 'Black Sand Saturday' for locals.
SEAL DEACH -You\e hcJrJ ol bb k 10.\!
being dangerous. Well, there \\CIC 'omc 11uh un-
foreseen hazards for local pro beach \Olk) ball pl:.i) ·
ers in the Miller Lite Open al Sc:al 13cad1.
Call it Dlacl.. Sand Saturd.1).
"ll \\as a bad da) at the ofl1~e." -.aid Cur1..ma Jd
Mar's 13rian LC\\ is, after being ousted hum the
tournament on SaturdJ}. along "1th pJrt111:r R1c\.'.1
Luytics, losing in the "inner's tiracket qu:.irh:rllnJI..,
to Brazilians Eduardo Dacil anJ Jo,c l 010J;i, 15·5.
knee 11\JUr. "I 1.1 m'l '' '' ''l'k~ d ..ibuut du.ng It 1n
iwnl ,)f trio...11..r . 11J t.1m1h -
")(, h.!Cll a r1.:..tll~ lOJ~h \...Jr \Hill 11 .. lnJUI ,.)
onJ ._.,.:1~1!1111~ o..bi:. l'ut 111 JU'L tr) lo.' m.1k-:o tic
bc'l , : at. l'r" ,u, p11,1.:J thal I lmhh ·d .1 .. '' II . ' I
JiJ "•1 ... 1 I .:.1mc b.1. k \\ i:h a ·tm1 .. h lik1.: th1,,
~ .. ., \,: ,t gl'1 10 t:ik..: 11. >uu\,. g,11 10 ,,,,11Jv" 11.
rh..:1.: ....... -.oupk n1l>r1.: lllUrll:lOkllb l..ft anJ 111
JL:'t tr) tu du 1!t.: b'"·~r I ,·:.in . nJ 11Jc 1t ,1u1 .111J
Cl 1 ..: t .. !,. 'tr .. 111~ ne\t ~ ... ir."
Le"'· J l1flh·}CJJ pw \1ho h.1, ... 1rnl.!J ~Sl.2~3 an
1< .+ ,1nJ 1~ 16th llll 1h · tour·, .. :UL'..r 1•1nn .. v Ji,t
"ith S \-lo.:?ll), abu 11nbh1.:J '.: ontl 0111 r r n.i~nmg
trum lw, l\n.:e 111JUC) Jul: "-10 an 11..: G~nuin~ D1.1rt
Oro..n .it bh,crJ..:, l'ucuo_ Ri..o II.: \\f~~k .. d )11,
knee :-.bv 7. \\htk lt.i;h1111! 1nt\l .1 \\Q\1Jcn rallroaJ
• 11.: th;it-".1' con ... :il ,l h hind a then dropping a 15-6 <lec1"on in
their first consola11on match. 15·
6, to third-ceded Adam John,un
and Randy Stoklo!i.
------------l'ann.:r an D:111a,
It \\US abo a double-fasted col-
lapse for area product Dan Vrc·
balovich. who along "1th p.1rtner
Canyon Ceman lost in the \\in·
ner's brncket quartcrfi,1ab to
Brian Gatzke and kif· Rodger,,
11 -10, then lost to Scott Fricd-
erichscn and Mall Un~cr an the
consolt1tion bracket, 12-l l
Lewis, rated ninth on thl! A!>·
sociation of Volle\ ball Prolt:-.sklll·
al (A VP) Tour and \ccJi..'\f
fourth "'ith Luy tics m the S.:al
Dench event, anJ Vrebalo' 1ch
both f anisheu ttcd lor ninth
On th e women'!. idc, NC\\port
'Ninth piace was a
ho rrible fin ish for me.
it's my worst finish of
the year ... I'm not too
stoked about doing it in
front of friends 3nd
family ... with a finish
like this, you've just got
to tqke it, you 've got to
swallow it.'
"I'd ,1111 Ilk.: to plJ) \\llh
( [u~ 11.: ) for th.. r .. rn mJ, r ,>t
ti:.: ''"'"llll, .in,! I h11p .. he ll'di.
t ' ... ' n.:-\\ :J\." ~:ml l n\ 1..,, 11 hu
11c:w1 kd ,1t!.1m't B.1..al a1\d l ~1-
I•' .I I'\ th' -)ll tktlll\.1l' "llh11;1l
.ind l lH•1l.1) pl.l\ .. J g.rc. t, th )
Jll:>.I ,,~:tn11ol1 ·,1 u... I h ) \\\;IC
1u111 p ..... r' 111~ th1:' l lo .. 1.;cu for
J>Otnh and the.·: du~ ''di. Ev~ry•
thing ''J' !10111£ th\:ir "·') It'
not hl\c \\I.! pl.1)1;J l1.1dl). Uul
then 1fl th n, \l gam ... the 'aml!
thing h.1p1 em.·\1 l~h.CI \\:IS h,I\•
i11g a little truul k I"'' ng hall .
and (John ..... m .tr J ~ l.;k1s) JU t
\tC.1m1,1ll1,:d lh.
8NAN LEWIS "I \\j,;:'t u \C~ {! )O(J Ja) lor
CoronallltMll' me . lt \\.,I' h11t, but I don't mi11J
------------• it at JI I hl\c 11. octu,1lh. ''hen
ll' hlil. The 'a1hl ":i' J ·11mtd)'.
Beach's Pat Keller and C1..l t,1
Mesa's Valinda Hilleary, \\ho'J
upset third-seeded Linda Ch·
1sholm and Linda tlanky on l rid.I) in the tipcning
round, aho lo\l 1\\1 e on SaturJJv u11J '~er~ cl1111i·
noted. •
You ct.mlJ tell b) :ill the gu)' "c.mn~ 'od.;,,"
Lc\\h, "ht' tini hcJ c11?h1h on the-tour l~N \ear, \\lllnin~ SI 12.12:?, euancJ· b~1th tll ha' '>C\:onJ pi:tt:cs
Keller-1 hllenry dropped u 15 5 Jcc:,ion .ig:.ain~t
second-seeded and defending champion C:immy
Ciarelli and Holly McPea._ in the \\inner' bracket
quanerfin:ils, then lo t to Rita Crockett and Karrie
Poppanga, ~-7, in the con olJtion rounJ, GMng
local pla)ers U goose CU·for· l\ afternoon in the
SI00,000 event, "hich concluded Sun~hty.
in Jul~ \\llh 8111 &ulhannc. ,
h >r Vrcbalo\:i(h. :i prvJucl ot Est:rnda and Co 10
Mc-.:. high school , u well 1l Ornn e Coa'I Col··
lc~c. it wo ll lll:llter of lo ing again I nut only up·
poncnl\, but the ninc·manutc rail)' dock. 'either
nwch on Saturd:iy l;.a,tcd to 15 point .
tn the quartcrhnal • \ (cbalo 1~h·Ccman leO c:irly
oh, but G~t2kc·RoJ!tcr.., ca1nc hue~, l)tng the
ma\ch. 10.10, before Gatzke bl kcd :i Vrcbal1JV1 h
pike for the anic-winner. He added. "Now, we are trying to raise
money for u eta gift to W11lamettc in the
... NITCllMAN/Ptl99 I
IAMA Moun/Joa TH• AILT rucn
Costa Mesa's Craig Moothart passes oft 1n first round action .
"Ninth pl3ce i a horrible fm1,h for me, it\ my
\\Oot Cini h of the year," ~~id l.c\\ i . \\ho thi )Car
hoi four ~ccond-pl.1ce 11111 he w on~ third, in·
~luding a p~ir tif runner-up fini,hc~ incc returning
to the tour Jul~ 1·3 (al M~nha11a11 Dcuch) from a
In che con lation roun~. Vrcb:ikwiCh·Cemnn
... llACll~I
8 Monday, August 15, 1994
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
.• , ..... ,. 7
faced an 8-2 deficit against Friederichsen
and Unger, before gaining the majority or
sideouts and slowly chipping away, eventu-
ally tying the match, 11-11.
With the rally clock expired once again,
an easy putaway fo r Unger ended Vre-
balovich's afternoon. "We just didfi't catch
up in time," he said.
Vrebalovich, an 11-year veteran and
currently rnted 18th on the tour, and
Ceman upset l>hth-seeded Scott Ayaka-
tubby and Brent frohoff in the :.econd
round on Friday, 15-4, after defeating
Matt Sonnichscn and Bill Suwara, 15-8,, in
the opening round.
"I don't care ::ibout finishing ninth,"
Vrebalovich said. "I've done that about
400 times. I've done a lot better th::in that.
It 's nice, but it's no thrill to finish ninth.
We played pretty ''ell, but we ju~t lo!>l a
couple close games and that ruined the
whole deal for us."
Vrebalovich, who finished 17th on the
tour last year (earning S56,631) and has
won fi\e intcrnation..11 tOurn::iments and
three A vr C\enb in his c::irecr, admitted
that the gre::iter than 100-degree tem-
peratures Saturday pl::iyed a factor.
"I kind of got overheated," he said. "I
fell like I didn't have much energy. IL got
too hot, and I was having trouble with it. I
was a little short of breath, and l was not
really jumping that well."
Vrebalovich, 31, won Miller Lite Opens
at Miami in 1990, and in Fort Myers, Fla.,
and San Jose in 1991.
DEEP SEA FISHING
SUNDAY'S FISH COUNTS
DllYey'• Leclcer -9 boats, 306 anglers.
1 yellowtail, 11 bonito, 940 barracuda, 72
calico bass, 1 b2 ~and bass, 21 sculpin, 10
rodcfish, 3 halibut, 2 maim sharks, 1 blue
sh~rlt.
Newpert Lantlln9 -8 boats, 220
anglers. 16 yel~il, 447 barraaida, 175
Hnd bass, 162 calico bass, 2 rocldish, 10
sculpin, 14 bonito, 1 sole, 3 70 mackerel. ..
STARTING
ANEW
...
"1
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally fttiot
SOUTH
COAST ·
SWIM
FINALS
Harbor View
assistant coach
Andy Olson (right)
makes sure Kalyn
Shah g~ts off at the
gun in the 5-6 girls
25-yard butterfly at
Saturday's South
Coast Swim
Conference finals at
El Toro High; at left,
above, Harbor
View's Aaron Batley
swim the
breaststroke in the
15-18 boys; below,
Stephanie Speer of ·
Newport Beach
Aquatics
breastrokes in in
the 7-8 girls
c<!'mpetition.
Harbor View won
the meet in a
breeze behind
quanity, and qu,ality.
P HOTOS BY KATSUYA l\AINONE
FOR THE DAILY P1U5't .
HITCHMAN: Looking back on .the early '50s
From Pa9• 7 Glee song contest four times, a feat accomplished by
form of new library books in time for our 40th only one other class in the 80-year history of glee.
reunion this fall." Other Willamcue honors included an outstanding
Hitchman, who once served as a Marine Corps actor a''ard, top fraternity honors and serving as
officer, married another Willamette grad, the former student body president, 1953·54.
Marie Corner, in the 50 s, "and we have two boys Willamcue track seasons kept him ·•i.o bui.y j and a girl." . He said, "For years, we raced and cruised a didn't have lime to worry." Remindf ul of days under
26-foot sailboat and usually placed in the top three Coach Recd.
in our division in local contests." In one meet, as a frosh, he anchored two re l.iy
Dedicated service over the years ha included the teams to victory, scored second in the high jump and
Rotary Club, the Bellingham Public Library Board, broke the school :.hotput record by hurling the
fund-rabi ng f.o r history scholarships and membership 16·pound ball 45 feet, 11/.! inches.
on the Willamette Board of Trustees. In 1952, as q sterling soph, he was pobed for a
l lis late parents, Walter and Sue, "gave me a love great day at the Northwest Conference meet at
or reading, music and the sea." And he has made Whitman Coll~ge, but was unprepilred.for a
the most of it, but should have added \Hiting. distracting incident.
He '!>aid, "~ty articles and books dealt E""~.-----, He l>aid, "T"o jerks from Le\\Jl> and
\\llh the U.S. and Cuba, colleges in the Clark, \eterans in their la te 20s.,1. kept
'Pncific Northwest and the maritime history trying 10 raule me \\ ith taunts. Appalled at
of the Pacific Coai.t." this breach of uack ethic , l said nothing."
I le added, ''Perhaps the biggest thrill of Still, it sparked up a fi re of
my later career came with a Fulbright determination.
lectureship to lndb when! we spent a year "On my fin1t throw, I fell out or the
lecturing on U.S. history and the Cold War ring," he said. "On the next, I brol..e the
at \'arious Indian universities." conference record with a heave of 45 feet,
Harking back to prep days, Hitchman, a 10 inches, then tied for second in the high
6-foot-3 end and tackle on the great '49 jump. That :.hut them up."
Harbor football team, retains warm During his i.cnior year, he extended the
memories of his four years of football and shotput mark to 46 feet, five inches. He
track at Ne\Yport, two on varsity. In fact, held the conference record for four years,
he was on fOJJr championship track teams, two of th e school record for 10, \\ ith his name on the track
them Bee, two varsity. board outside the gym. Ironically, he never had an
Although he admired many of the ou tstanding athletic scholarship.
Sailors of his time, he said, "Of all the athletes I saw Hitchman grew up with a love for purity in ,
in 1hosc days, the one I admired most was Bob. athletics, especially amateur athletics, but he now
Berry." Berry was a blue-ribbon hurdler and one of winces over tarnished codes and a woeful slack on
the school's finest·ever fullbacks in 1947-48-49. enforcement of existing rules and edicts.
He recalls, "Bob Van Drimlen, Lloyd Swingle and He said, "Athletics are much more technical now.
I all broke the school shotput record in 1949 and They're too commercialized. The seasons arc too
placed 1-3-5 at the Sunset-O:ague meet. We also long and there's a dire need for more sportsmanship
won the Southern California-wide El Monte Relays." and amateur spirit," adding, "forlorn hope."
All three often had the 12-pound iron ball landing On a closing note, he said, "I am eager to work on
arou nd 53 and 54 feet. a Harbor High Cln:.s of '50 50th reunion \vhen the
But Hitchman had other talents that pleased track ·time comes. As time moves on, old (riends become
coach Ralph Reed, because he could high jump, run dearer and it would be great to take that last lap
sprints and link up with the Tar relay teams. together."
The musical inOuence kept him on saxophone for Don CDntrcll is a former sports editor for the
four years in the Tar band and, as formation leader, Co ID Mesa Globe llcrnld, forerunner to the DDily
he helped hi s '54 Willamette class win the Freshman Pilot, a11d D resident of Albuquerque, N.M.
. ,.
Hitchman family left
·many high marks
~ Walter Hitchman was co-publisher
of Newport-Balboa Press, and one of
Newport Harbor's pioneer boosters.
BY D oN CANTIUlLL, Fot. n11 D...it.Y Pu.or
N o contemporary harbor area history book
would ever be complete without a befiuing
spotlight on the Walter Harold Hitchman
family.
It was a prominent and inOuential family through
publishing, writing and distinguil>hed civic leadership
in Newport Beach for many years.
During the past three decades, the family banner
of meritorious achievements has carried on with the
two sons, Jim and John, both former I (arbor High
athletes, who grew up on Beacon Day.
Walter, who died in 1950, was co-publisher of the
Newport-Balboa Press from 19~0-50, lo\ed yachting,
sailing and was a stout supporter of Harbor High
football.
He also administered all but one of the WWII
bond drives and ran the Tournament of Lights in the
1940s.
His wife, the fate Sue Millicent, and the late
Walter Burroughs, who f oundcd the Pilot, were the
paper's most prized nnd enduring columnhts in the
early days. Both columns, of course, had carried over
from the old Globe-Herald, which become the Pilot.
Sue, author of the book titled "North or Pierre,"
published in 1985, earned numerous nwards at the
Pilot, and was a key member or the Staff that brought
national recognition to the Globe with a third-place
award in the U.S. for general excellence in its class.
She even volunteered once to cover a baseball
game between a visiting Japanese outfit and Oronge
Coast College.
Son Jim earned a doctorate and advanced to
extend commendable contributions to education in
the Northwest. Son John once drew wide recognition
as a highly successful fund manager for the State of
Washington, later with the firm of Hotchkil> and
Wiley in Los Angeles.
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PUBLIC NOTICES PARCEL 1: PROTECT YOUR PROP· said nole puwtded, Id· NUMBERS ON THE Tnl1 statement w11 t1.S An undivided 1/881h lnlar· ERTY.ITMAYBESOLDAT vane ... If any, undat the DAY BEFORE THI! 'With the County Cle1k"
est Ill and 10 Lot 1 ol Tr1ct A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU larm1 of aald Deed ol SALi!: 1714) 385-4831 Orange County on ~I PUBLIC NOTICE No. 11481 , In the City ol NEED AN EXPLANATION Trust, fMI, c~ and 1, 1994. . --------Costa Mesa, County of Of. OF THE NAT\JRE OF THE axpensH ol the TrultM or C2Ul 827-4885 F81721i NOTIC• OF 111ge, State of Calilomla, as PROCEEDING AGAINST and ol the trusll created TAC40t338C Published Newport Ba TRUSTU'S SAL• pat map recOl'ded In book YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· by said Deed ol Trust. Said Published Newporl ~ • 535 pages 27 and 28 ol TACT A LAWYER. sale wtll be held on: Baach·Coata Mesa Dally Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ~
T.S. No. l204781 M11ceUaneou1 Maps, In the 2330 VANGUARD WAY, AIJVUSt 29, 1"4, at 3:00 Pilot August 8 15 22 gust 15, 2.2, 29, Septo
Unit Code I office of the County R• IJ.20t, COSTA MESA, CA. p.m. on the front steps lo 1994. ' ' ' 5, 1994.
Loan No. corder of said County. 92628 th• entrance of tile Orange M48 09311024e/'ROS• EXC£PTINQ THEREFROM •0(11 a IVMt addreu or CMc <:.ntet, 300 E. Chap-M4591---------i
AP183Ml-tM IM fOllc>'Wing: common daslgnauon of man, Orange, CA PUBLIC NOTICE , __ PU_B_L_IC_N_O_T_IC_E~ T.D. SfRVlCE COMPANY (A) Units 1 through 88, In-property Is shown aboVe, At the time of the Initial ---~~------, ,-u duty appointed Trust" ctu11Ve u ahown upon t.he no wwranty 11 given u to publication of tt\1$ ~. cnatt8tHS cnatteseot
under th• following ct. Condominium Plan r• 111 completeness °' cor· the total amount ot lh• un-Flotltloui STATEMKNT OP
BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~Legal Depanm~nt at tlN Daily Pi/.ot is pkastd ._.
to annQUn« tt new servia now aiuilabk to new businesses.
~ will l1()UJ SEARCH the. name for you at no extra cha~. and save you the
ti7M and the trip to dJe OlUrt House in Santa Ana. Tl1m. of COUM. after the smrrh
is COTflmd wt wiU fik your fiairjqus business name mummt with the County
C/erlt, puhlish once a Wttlt for jimr wttla as rrquirtd by law and rhm file your proof of publication with tlie Cmmty Clerk.
Pkase rtop by to fik your fictitious businm statnnmt a; the Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St, Costa MtSa. /f you ran not JtoP by. please C11U us at (114) 642-4321 4nd wt
will mah ammgnnmts for you to handk this proctdurr by mail.
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ICllbed deed of trust WILL corded May 21, 1985 H In-rac1ne9s)." The beneflclatv p.id balance of the obllga· Bualneaa Name ABANDONMKNT 0,
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION atrument No. 95-183372, undet aald Deed of Trusf, tK>n Meured by the abOva Statement Ulll OF FICTITIOUS
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER Ind r•recorded April 10, by reason of a breach or described deed of trust The followlng ~rsons art BUllN•SS NAM•
FOR CASH (In the forms 1988 11 Instrument No. 86-default In lht obllgatlonl and estimated co11a. ax· doing builnaH 11• The followlng peqon
which .,. lawful tender In 143728, bolh of Official .. cured thefeby, h9'9tO-pef'IMI, and advlneff, II THE SPA AT . SOUTH hav• lblndontcfth• use
the Unlled Statn) and/Of Records. lof• be<:Ultd and dtllV· $150,971 .15. COAST PLAZA 695 T th• Fictitious eualnu
the cuhllf'I cenilled or (8) The t xclu11Ve right to ~ to the undefligMd a It Is posslble UW at the Center Drive 'Suite ~:' Name: NEIGHBORHOO othaf checkl specified In poueulon of Ill thoM written Declaration ol 0.. time of ta* the opening Cotta Mesa CA 92628 ' POST4L PLUS 270 Brlst
CMI Code s.ction 2924h arau :,tp,nated u decks feull and 0.mand for Sale, bid may be Ifft than the Town Cencer Club and 110.1, Co11a' Mesa. c (1>1yable In fun at the time and pllJ! ng 1psces u and wrmin notic. of ct. total lnd9btednn1 due. Spa a llmlltd pwtnetship 92828
of Ille to T.O. SeMc9 lhoWn upon tn. Condo-laUlt and of election to Dater 8/01194 an Uhnol• lun.ttd Parttllf: The Flcllt1ou1 Buslnes
Company) Ill right. llll• minlum Plan above raflfred cauM the untte.11\)Md to T .D. SllRYIC• co ... ship, 119 South WlbHh Name ralerred to abov
and lntartat conv9yed to 10. Ml said property lo aatl1fy 'Alf'( •• Mkl TruatH Avenue Chlc•go IL 60605 was filed In Ofange Count = 'O:cs ~1 T~~.~ .~'1~~ c~c~~.2: 53 as shown ~r~~=~~·d:c!.~-0 Br C9ndr ...... 1, ~ Thi• bu~lnau ,·. con. ~.~~mir 30, 1991, FU
property haralnaher di· upon Iha Condominium caused said no4lce of d• alalant leoretar due~ by. a limited Part· Peggy Arvie Small 1460 acrll>ed: Plan •b<>Ve referred lo. flUlt and of eleciion lo be 3 t 30 Chi•••• A • ner P S Studebaker ~d· N
TRUSTOR: DANICL C. PARCEL 3' Record.a April 21, 1"4 u I UO, IUwerslde, C ~.:,·g~lt~:.:;:~ ~~: walk, CA 90650 '
ROSE The HclUllVe right lo pot-Instr. No. 94 0295e3I In ell07 C90lt .. s-aGe3 nest undat the F~lloua This buslneu was c
BENEFICIAAV· MERCURY HUIOO and occupency ol Book Page Of Olllclal " AVAluaL•, ,.... Buatne11 NarM(I) hlttd ducted by an lnd1Y\dual
SAVINGS AND LOAN AS· thoM pon.ons Of \.ol 1 de, Recordl In the ottic. of the ••1t•cT•D on111•0 above on· 3/31/t4 p~ Anne Small
SOCIATION, Recoroed Jan-1CJ1bed In Parcel t lbolle, racor<* of Orange Cowil\ alD llAY .. MTAUISO Wahf ~.., Secfetary This 1tatemenc wu f11 ~': B~n~P:. ::O:~enr~o <~ = t>eSal~1nO!·.'!'rconc1-rt CM.UNO THll l'OI.-PILOT cWllP1ib ~1:,:•c;,°:'ty ct"·
-of Offklal Rec:Ofdl In Int denUal UnU and Pwttlng lion wtthOllt COVtN1nC or LOWIMO T•UPHOn lt'I U\9 resource you I, 1 "4 y on ugu
olflct of th• ~dlf ol Spaces Nos. 3-J and 1·V warr.,,ty, •ICpf ... or Im-PILOT cWllPilb can count on to aell a Publlehed N~ h8'
Orange County; u appu'ttnant to Parcels t plied, regetOlng 111141 pos-It•• 1 ti 0 0 a• y .. o-myriad of merc:han· Cosca Meaa Pilot Augu
aakf deed or llUll d• and 2 •bov• described. Miiion. 01 encumbfencee, accH• lntormauon. dlao hem• t>ecau" 13, 22, 29, S.Pl9mbef tcrll>es the loMowing P'ot>-YOU ARE IN OfFAULT to pev the,..,... .Pflnc'-PM*•ci merketplace our eolum~. compel 1"4. ~ EXHIBfT .. A" ~~ff~ ~ ~f1~~ 0t'lfu:U:~ =:"" bVof ::, "°::J ~ ¥llfted ~ • sue· qu•llned buyera to
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-,UIUC -TICI arid lo the underllgMl:f • ,UBUC -TICI 84, Wt\lch la th• buslnaas JONATHAN CONAN, 5200 T1molhy c, COll<nl , 412 STATElllUfT Of AIAMOOM• County on August2. 1994 Statamlnt Up(M M 'jtltS DY nusoatlll ant ~c yu•G "" .. _ n.-...1 ..... _ f ,,._ "" .. _ ..... ----·-d I .. _.._,_ B•'bOa "'•"f"'n.tl o•.a• ti ..... E-ltom ll!t oa .. lilH ln'lllt S1C.~EO CHU~ ........ ....
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TRUSTRR'S IA1.I and wt1n1n notlee ol d• o:o~:::~~ Dat•dt Auguat 31 :~~5~~ it::Efl'l291 SheUa ColJll\s, 412 Betvue, USE OF FICT=~S IUSIMCSS • 1 13~~ W Otfml*: 81Vd F1tt1t1out BullOISS NllTll St.alt-RtG••ant hn not V•~ IMQ:
T e N A2002S4 faUlt and of election to CRIDITOfte 0 , tH4 HAN MIJI WAI, AVTO.e Balboa. CaJ11omla 112661 Tilt lodOWlll ison(s) I\ Los Mgelts, CA 90 men! must bl filed before that to ,transact business un *'
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' cauM 1he underalgned 10 llMAIL Ir alHJATI DAVID MORGAN AUTO. Thi• bu1ln111 Is con-ab1ndoned 1ht Ouf.' 01 Olt licU Newpon S.acl'I Costa Mes time Tiit 111ino of UllS statement 11eou~ .. Du~~s name Of UnH Code A 1111 Mid pioperty 10 utlafy aULK IA1.I • 10 • ducttd by' a general pllrl· In F Dali Pllo ooes nor ol llsell au111011ze Ult ntmet ... ted trh•
LoM No. aald obllgaUona, and thar• (81C8. et04, Publlttltd Newport p bll h d N 1 ne11hlp llOIJt 1111' en name io:ntai CH262119 Auo 8 15 22 use In 1111s state ot a r1e11tious fllll t llttmtnt wn t d Wllll
I02e282/MATTHl!WS alter th• undertlgned 8101 U.C.C,) Beach.C01ta Mau Oalty B.!'ch·C'o•~ Mes~w ~~~ Th• regl1tran1(1) com· ~ l'W!LllO Center. tad 1 • ' • BuS!lltll Namt In ¥iobll0ft ol lllt County Ctertc of 0r¥1Q•
I## t 3•581 ·30 cauMd said notlce of d• l!acrow No. Pilot AYguat 15, 19M. Pilot August II I 5 1994 'I menctd to transact bUsl-i~ ~Oii :in"'V,.!."*~'92f~~ Ille 11gnt1 ol anolller undtr ftd· County on AIJOust 2, 199'
LA MESA TITLE COM· fault and ot alec:1IOli to be 16384-CI mA64 • ' n 4a nett und., the Flctihout " ,,.,, 1 · PUBLIC NOTICE 11a Sc.all or eximrnon law (Ste llOltCE·Tn• FletlllOUS Namt
AJ.4Y u duly appointed Recorded D1cenlb1r a. Nolle• 11 h.,aby given 10 Business Nam•(•) listed Tiit lctlbOus buslntn nam SectlOll 14400 et stQ • Businen Sc.a~t UPtlts year1
ruatM under the loltow ng 11193 u Instr. No. 113-creditors of the within PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE abo11a on: June 30. 1994 relerred to abo\11 WIS 1 0 fllt No. Fl11t12 and Prol•niolls COde) from !tit'"" it was ltltd 111 Cllt
heflbed deed of trust 8541164 In Boole P1ga of named Miier that 1 bUlk O IA1. Timothy C. CollJnt , Manag· September 19 l989 In FICIDIOUS BUSINESS fnt FiWIO Olflct ol 1111 Cvun!y Clerk A new
ILL SELL AT PUBLIC Official Records In Ill• ol· •ale ts abOUI 10 be mad• Of NOTICE , E cna 1t 88921 Ing Partnlf of Collins/ El County ol Orang• Or~lnll f NAME STATEMENT Hewi>otl Bucll·COSli Mesa flClltiOUS Bu5111tsS Namt Slilt•
UCTION TO THE HIGH· flea Of the recorder of Or, the UHll ducrlbtd I~ rccor:,asi:tl ~ll~1j~ Fictitious Morro, a California general No f43195t ' The loll0Mn9 person(S) Oad'j Pllol ment must be filed belOfl Ill.it
ST BIDDER FOR CASH ano• Cpunty: below. pro son• f 0 c 8u1ln••• Nam• R~n•rshlp. rounwn Valley Mtdlcal De ISNI dO!l!O blls111en 11 DKQ CN262191 Aug 1 815 22 llmt Tiit l~ing 01 ll'lls st.atament In th• forms Which are Said Salt of property wlll The nam11 and business through 217111 0 lhe all· This 1tatement was filed c 8 ectinOlogy 2498 Fairway Drive does not ol ttself fUll\Ofllt 111•
wful tender In the United be made In "11 11" condl· address11 of the aeller are: ~~~': B~~n;·~:.~: P~~~ The fo:~:~m:e~!ons art wllh lh•c County CJ•rk 1 ~I ~:~:,en~ven~~P~'ite 114151 Cosl.l Mesa' CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE use In 11111 stall oJ a Ficouous
lalll) and/or the cashier'• tlon without covenant or WEBBERS WORLD co .• A due un aid l lOfa • fee for doln bUslnass as: Orange ounly on u Y • Fountain Valley cA 92]08 Dor\ald Ke-M lll¥klld0e BusW'!tU Nam• In \llOlabon ot
lrtllled or Olhlt chtck1 warranty. IX.prlll or Im-GENERAL PARTNERSHIP whiCh ~NSTORA~E ANA· M1si10N VIEJO ASSOCI· 1994 7 Ouipauent Diagnostic lmag 2498 Fa«WJy ()fr.e, Costa Mm, Fiii Mo. FIUUS Ill• rigllts ol anoll\tr llne!er ftd•
lflad lnC1vU Cod1Stc· plied, reg11dlng 1111• pO$-WITH MARSHALL MYERS HEIM la anlltled to. Uen ATES 4490 Von Karman F81518 lllQCenter t1100 WarnttA'fl·CA92627 FICTrrtOUSIUSllfESS ··~Sc.a• orcommontaw(Stt
on 2924h (payable In full IHslon. Of encumbranc:H. AND ARTUCK INC,, A CAL· pursuant to aecuon 21702 A¥1nU. Newport B .. ch Published Newport Beach· nut Suite '320 FounUdl Vaky Tn.s bUSllltSS IS conoucted NAME STATEMElfT Stcbon 14400 It SIQ . 811stnest
l the lime Of •al• to T.D. to ~v th• remaining prlnci· IFORNIA CORPORATION ol said Codi on the goods Cal1fomia 92660 UM No' Coata Men Daily Pilot JUl'J CA 92708 • by a'l llW•ldUll Tilt lo~ person(s} .. .,d ProltsSIO"f Code)
Company) all 1lght, pal 1um ol th• nott(•) ... WITH ROBERT TUCKER. haftlnafler dOKnbed and 15 !Mlsslon Viejo) •• Call-25, August 1, 8, 15, 199-4 SlGNEO Donald Kevin B:ac~· IS/arl dOl"Q buSIMSS as LIO-ft1SI filing
and Interest conveyed cured b)'. said deed ol PRESIDENT ALL AS GEN· due notice halll b~en torna limited partnership, m450 SIGNED Fountain Va1te ledge UOR CABINET, 1212·18S DALE BUTUCROW·CERRITS
and now held b'I II Trust, with ln11r11t •• In ERAL PARTNERS. 3972 llltn 10 arties ~own to 4490 Von Karman Avenue, Medical Development Co. Tne regisl/anl commenced to AVENUE. ANAHEIM, CA 928~ 12518 S Strut
•r tald Deed 01 Trust In said note prOll1ded, ad· BARRANCA, SUITE B, IR· glalm an P interest therein Newport Beach, California PUBLIC NOTICE Cah1ornia hmltsd partnership 11ansac1 business under tne he· CHUN BONG YANG 17686 Cerritos, CA 90703 1t~perty hereinafter de· ranees, ~ anJci uBd:d th~ VINE, CA and the time epecllied In 92660, UM No. 19 (Pleas-Flt H fl16470 II'/ J Christopher Sm1111, M 0 bbous business name or names SANTA ELISE STREET FOUN· Newport Seadl Costa Mesa
• : erme 0 a 1 0 The •location In Cahlornla such notice for pavment or anion) a California limited • o. General Paitner listed above on HIA TA1N VALLEY CA 92708 Oall'j P1101 RUST OR: NICHOLAS Trust, lees, charges and ol the chief executive office such fees having expired partn1i1hlp, 4490 Von Kar· FICTITIOUS 84.JSINESS Ttus business was conducted TM Sta:tn)en1 was I~~ wiUl WHA .A· YANG 17686 CN260299 Aug 8 15 22 29
AVANT MATTHEWS, expenses ol Iha Trustff of the aeller Is: 23831 DEL wlll be eold at public auc· man Avenue, Newport NAMEST~TEMElfT t>ygeneralpartnerslllp uie Counry Ci!srk ol Oran9e SANTA ELISE STREET fOUN·1
OD 0 WILLIAM MAT· and ol the l/\ISll created PRADO. DANA POINT. CA tion b'j INSTORAGE ANA· Beach Cahlornla 92660 The lo"oWlng persOll(S) This Slalemenl was I •d w.lh Counry on July 21 1Qg4 TA'N VAL LEV CA 92708 Chances are B~~;FICIARY· WESTERN ::1~~1 ~~0J ~~·t. Said 9~!2: led b th• H iii all HEIM, localed at 1776 w. Thi• • business Is con· lSlat•, d86oln8g buMSl:;eosss ~ve~~-the County Cler• ol Orang NOltCE·ThlS r:C· uous Name .TllrS bllsuiest ll~C0110uctlt4 you will find · · ~ s Y r. Penhall County ol Orange ducted by: a general part· mon . l'T e • ~ EDERAL SAVINGS & September 1, 1994, al other bUslnass names and Stall ol California on the nershlp, Type of Business: Los Angeles, CA 90069 whal you need ~AN ASSOCIATION, Re-3:00 p.m. on the front addr11saa und by the l9lh da" 01 August 1994 al Apartment complex CoWlall & Tout. Inc. a New le ded Nov1mb8' 20, 11191 steps to the entrance of the salter within thrM veara be-9:00 am Terms tor 'the sale The raglstranl(s) com· York corporation, 979 3rcl A11e· at the pr e
lnatr. No. 91-632668 In Orange Clllic Canltt, 300 tore the date 1uch list was are cash onl'J. Sale subject menced to transact busl· nue, New York, NY 10022 yotJ want to pay
llecords In the office ol the Al the tlme of the lnlllal buver are: none reservH the right 10 bid. Business Name(s) listed by a corporauon. w eook page ol Olllclal E. Ch4pman, Orange, CA aent or delivered 10 the lo cancellallon: Landlor<I nass under Iha Flctltlout ThlS business IS conductBd Gf1 RA GE s~ L f hen you read
Recorder ol Orange publlcallon of this notice, The names and business Below Is a 1151 of names abova on: 6/87, By: LJM SIGNED COWTAN & TOUT, Claeelfled
Uunty; th• total amount ol the un-addresses of the buyer are: and unit numbers. No. 15 (Mission Viejo), a INC 8>' Jan Howen Chtel fl· daily said deed ol trust d• paid balance of lhl obllga· ESMAIL E. BEHJATI, 5 ROBERT PLATO 1121 Callfornfa limited part-anaalOttar
rlbes the fOltowing: tlon aecuted by the above DAMARA, IRVINE, CAL· ROBERT PLATO; 1127 nershlp, a general partner n The regisuanl commencecl 1o • HIN T.S. &42·5878 LOT 11 OF TRACT. NO dtscrl~ deed ol trust IFORNIA 112714 TIMOTHY FULP, I 131 In Mission Vlelo, Assocl· transact business under lht he·
261. IN THE CITY OF and estimated COiis, •x· The ...... to be sold att EVA TURNER 1222 alts. By: LJM ~o. 1 (San bOOUS business name Of names
STA MESA, COUNTY penses, and advanc:H, Is described In general as: MANZOOI NAVEED 1245 Juan Capistrano), Inc., a llSled above on July 1 1994
ORANGE. STATE OF $220,864.«. furniture, fixtures, equip-ROBIN DAVID OOVLE Callfornla corporation, Its ThiS sl.ltement was 1 ted With UFORNIA, AS SHOWN It I• possible that at the ment, goodwlll, tradename, 2213 ' general partner bv: /s/ Se-Cle k 1
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0 A MAP THEREOF RE· time ol nit th• opening tenant.a lmpro11amen11, cov-PATRICIA ANZALONE, nlor Vice President, By: u tile Coun~ ly 2J 19i 4 range RDED IN BOOK 267, bid may be less than the enant not to compete and 2245 M No 19 (Pleasonton) a Counryon u • ·
-'GES 13 ANO 14 OF MIS· total Indebtedness du•. Inventory of stock on hand ROBERT JOHNSTON Calllornla limlled part· NOTICE-This FICUIJOUS Name
EL LANE 0 US MAPS. Date: 8/03/94 and are localed at: 3972 2250 • nershlp, a general partner Statement expires l~e years
ECOROS OF SAID OR· LA MESA TITLE COM-BARRANCA,., SUITE B, IA· LORl·MORTOZIE 2260 In Mission Viejo Assoc!-trom lhe dale 1t was,.!_~d 1n the
GE COUNTY. PAHY .. said Tru•t•• VINE. CA LORRAINE GOBle:-3r.ft ates BY.' UM No. 1 (San Otla ol lhf..Counly....,r~ A l>e YOU ARE IN DEFAULT B 'T D SERVICE The bUslntu name used GREG WUJEC 3145 Ju._,; Capistrano) Inc. a flCllllOVS Business Name State·
\)NDEA A DEED OF TRUST co?.Pm. t by th• aellt< at lhat loca· WILLIAM BARNES 3208 California corporalJon • Its ment must be I led belore ttla
OATED 11/13/91. UNLESS , agen tlon Is: PHOTO BEAR JENS PALLESE 3221 general partner, Bv: /SJ Se-lime The lilng ol lhls sc.atemen 'IOU TAKE ACflON TO Br FrancH DePalma, Th• anticipated date ot STEPHEN JOACKlM 4107 nlor Vice President dOlls not ol itself autllorll8 ll\e
PROTECT YOUR PROP· Aulstant ••cretarr, the bulk .sale I• 9·1·94 al PATRICIA KAELIN 4'155 This slatemenl was filed use lo this stale ol a flCbbOUS
ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT 80t South Lewla St., lhe office ol Escrow Forum, MYKA SIMPSON 4151 wilh the County Clerk ol Business Name 1n 11lolatJon O ~ PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Orange, CA 9288B 23161 lel<e Centor Dr., JOHN FRANK 'BAXTER, Orange County on July 15. lherightul another under Ftd·
NEED AN EXPLANATION (714) 385-4700 #120, El Toro. CA 92630. 4164 1994 Fets889 eral. Stale, Of common law (See
OF THE NATURE OF THE IF AVAILABLE, THE This .bulk sale It subject DAVID SALT, 4205 Published Newport Beach-Secdon H400 et seQ. Business
PROCEEDING AGAINST EXPECTED OPENINO to Calllornla UnilO<m Com· TIMOTHY DAVES. 4206 c I M Dall Pilot Jul'J and Prolesslons Code)
VoU. YOU SHOULD CON· BID MAY BE OBT•'NED merclal Code Section CAROL WHITEHEAD, 25osAa esa1 8 rs 1994 firstflllllO TACT A LAWVER. "" 6106.2. 4218 • ugusl , • • · Demand Filing
1565 WINTERGREEN BY CALLINO THE FOL-If so subject, the name FRANKIE BURKE, 4232 M426 PAUL G. SCHIFINO, Esq.
PLACE. UN IT I A·B. LOWINO TELEPHONE and address ol th• person KAREN CAULFEILD 4309 PUBLIC NOTICE 1901 Avenue ol tt11Sws. Ste STA MESA. CA 92626 NUMBERS ON THE with whom claims may be MYKA SIMPSON 4j17 251
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mon designation of SALE: (714) 385-4837 Forum, 23161 Lake Center CYNTHIA TAYLOR, 4330 cns11851S60 Newport Beach-Costa Mesa • ' PIHCI UITllll
operty Is shown ab0¥e, (213) 827-4885 Dr., #120, El Toro, CA SANDRA BLADES. 4338 BuaFllnc•t~t~oNuasm• • Daily Pilol Jlllt I \H\~1,IO Jit I• pit. • ,,, . ' IELL llUIWH
warranty Is gl11en as to or T c 0 3•e-c 92630 and the last dBle for MARK BROWN I ANGELA. -CN262360 Aug 1 8 15,22 a1 y I DL ••ortuary • Cna .... I I comf.leteness or cor· A 4 1 v filing clalms shall be 8/31/ 4372 Stalement ' • ..., ...-
r tn'!SI .''The beneficiary Publl1h1d Newport KENNETH BEASLEY, The following persons are The Piiot Cremation
er aald Deed of Trust, Beach-Costa Meta Diiiy FIND 4398 doing business as: Cl•s•lfl•d 110 Broadway reason of a breach or Pilot August 8, 15, 22, LISA WHITE, 43T COLLINS/El MORRO, The most comprohen· Costa Mesa
default In the obligations t994 3600 Birch Street, Suite sive and current 'diroc· Mt 11M ~~~~~~ · ~~ ~11~1t.~IL1•~~~~~L~';o~~~~~g;o~o;d~s~~=d~s:or=·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=====~~~~~!·~~~~ ~· executed and dlllV· Clasalfled. 92660 vices aroundl
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INDUSTRIAL 2788 NEWPORT HOUSES/ COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT
1 .... BiiEAiiCiiHiiiiiiiiiilii06iii9 CO. NDOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 216 9 BEACH
COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS IO
. SHARE
• • 3 B d -ram II Y rm • 1 Ba. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3BR 2~Ba with view, FOR RENT encl garage, Just Luxury new 4Br 1-lott.
Spyglass ar ... S525K painted. 2103 Federal Peninsula Point 3Ba. approx 2300 s I
Easts 1 d • 2 B d • 1 Ba 1n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
quiet loc, garage. no Back Bar house, }'d
dogs 94e.8541 or tp, w d, pet? Must be
ORE.AT FRONTAGE
1!.bO Supero1 CM
5<!00 s t, Ch"ap r•nll o ... n, Ag1 64Z·9666 5 48·2720 clean. ma1ur1, meuo""
n s $430 -ul 852-8886
Own.,. 7"'"'-"197 or $1100 mo. 752·2881 Jae. Must ... 1 S2200 ~ Fabulous 2-sty turn 1•11I UU1t.MwrttM11f llllll1s1---------75g..9335 Bkrswelcome -8-AI.B--O-A __ ..;;._ __ 3BR 2BA E'sld• twnhm , home. 4Bd-4Ba ~ mo. 251-3177 Ive msg EASTSIDE
I .. ltotll Fe .. GENERAL 1002 all appllances. 2·car d le all 1 b I ••••••••• MWIJ•P•' s 1t1 .. rcc • •· BY OWNER N. Bluffs PENINSUIA gar, pool, spa, tennis. on, ocean v w, Country Woods Bdrm n eaut qu et
1Uf Fair HNU•t Act ol 1tll ''liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3br 2.5ba a plan 2107 o menltios. t.se avl I••••••••• NB h ome. N S N 0 BUSINESS & M1111dtdwllkllmau11tlllttal Excellent loc $339K si3oo lease. 544•5794 Sept·July $3000/mo. APARTMENTS 2Bd •Pll 1111 w study prof re pon No po15
10 Ml1111tsc "1ny pnftrence. C~~~1J~.~~~J11 ____ 64_4_·_1_53_5___ •OCEANFRONT• 690 W 18th St. Brand Will co-op w/Bkrs ~~6~~1~P· 1~~Y1~1 ~,e~~: _s_3_9_s_-_u_u_1._1_6_0._0_1_10_
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llm1tallt11 or dlsmm1nallon 1152 sq fl. 2Br 2Ba., _________ AWESOMEll Furn new3BA2Bahse,ga· 675-4912 FOR RENT 646-1164or645·954l COM·NS Prof. 35 • 3 ........ t col 11f'9lon 3 B d -2 •"'-Ba upper, rage, d/W, w/d hkup, V'll R t I ,,_. ft rau. CK, 1 ' master suite home In .,.. 00 721 1118 I 8 en 8 I br 3 Sba contemp hse U.dlu IMWIMS&ll sor G frplc, gar, patio, wlntor Sil mo. • H ome Sweet Home!
.... II. ii Hemet. Fully land· et to $1575 mo 673-1943 TRIANGLE so 3 bd, 18R Apts. 1pac1ous, w o. fplc. P'1" bl t>a BUSINESS •.....,.lrilln.••illttat*llt acpd, mov•ln cond. $700 ~ •:, ull 673·0888
llllU-llldl"*"'"'lillll· s86,495. M•v Agent, th b I llreplace, pallo, com-1--2-8-R--2~8..,,.A'""'H""'o.,,..,.,u"'s"'E,,--CORONA poolside, galld. close OPPORTUNI~
l1Nt11;'.,11crim1111h11." 909-652-098'9i:xt. 28. e as c CORONA munlty pool $1009 Walk to beach or Udo DEL MAR 2622 lo beach & shopptng Cllffh•v•n NB Shr :!t>r n
Tiiis news•apar will nol , ---------..,, Agent 031·1400 Vig 51 250.Flnley & 35.1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I Call for your new ad· hse In quiet no1ght>vr· 2904 ' •· t\B.., S DEL MAR 2122 9 5 11 dross (71 4) 642-5858 hood Young NS pror iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , ... 111,1y acupl aay amr11stl. NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------O-N---, __ o_w ___ nr.;./B_k,,,,r,,,,64=-0.,,..4.,,,.,,,7,,__ Must See,, Br. view, Ln 2br 1 ba·tplc Just __ s_4_oo_m_o_eo_o_._8s_8_·_78_1_2 111tnl lot rtaJ 111111 wfllc!l ls n HUNnNGT BLUFFS·LSE lmmac. encl gar. w d • LOCAL RTE•24 Loe•· Tll(al1telllt111 11w.Ov1111d111 BEACH 1069 Attic, 2 ·Story 2Br 2Ba, spa, BEACH 2140 Great 4Bd·2 .5Ba, sir. lease s8751 per remodeled! Gar, WO CM JBr condo-pool 1 ons•Buy All or
"n llart'Y lllfotrMll ~at all liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •tHm bath, 2 fp, gar. $1 ,750/mo. Yr I••· mo, no pets 675--0262 hkups, poho No ~IS t e nnis·'/\ d w young Part•Poutble S3K
fwtlU111s Mm11Sd 111 lllls ba e m e nt, deck, walk·ln clost. nr Suunne 553·6136 $825. 619-452-6391 fun n s prol 23·30 Avl Whl)•800.59g..670g ... ,..., .. ...waaie .. 111 Oceanfront Home I bch. s1950. 644-11 n CLEAN, au1ET 1eR GNbb & au 644-6200 Spacious 2br Iba VERV a.15 u10 • dp sss.aS84
...... ., l ~Nm. le cem. 6906 w oc .. nfronl and c ose~ Charming 2Bd + Ole, Nr B-hurst & Adams. Downs ta Ir• 3Br 2Ba COSTA MESA 2624 clean quiet-lg pool·blll _N_B_·_R_•_sp __ n_s_m....;.kr--sh-r ""'"""lf~I i1"*".·-"HUD West Newport, can be 2Ba nr bchl New cpt, W/O, f1lg, pool, grnbll dplx lrplc A -ar gar ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ndseape nr shops --· ··--leased. Will consider th t fl /d r 1 $625/mo 545-5115 • • ..... 'I• a · 3BA custom hm own Jel•llwll 1·lll0·'2t·151t Flt trade. $995,000. Bob e n get 1 ove, r g, w • rp c, 1top1 to bay & beach. Cheery 18r, reser11ed fwys.No appltcallon phono BA, spa, 3 bti.s
1a-....t1111.0Cwt1,1tm or Carol, (714) 642· 2 car gar, avl 8/15 . St4SO/mo. 818/35~539 parl<lng, d•ck/pallo. fee. No p11a. please bch s~so 548-8494
Ta• Fr•• Income
•Hugs, not 01ugs ' U•• your tree Ume &
other merchants faclll·
ties Cd ~9·2350 ~-HU0at4H·»DO. 8677 or 619-360-5478 u_...:;8;.:0:.;m:.:.:.;e:...;ca;.;:;s;;h:.;;,;.._14~~':-::'3:-:7:-:8-.:m':"::':o.:;;-7..,6~0::;·3;:;f17~8-:-NEWPORT H•rbor View Hom•• pool. $575/mo. Call $650 mo e4 e-0392 ~ •JASMJNE CREEK• •i B f II 8 908 Share 3Br house 111.tlh 1 VENOING•FANlASTIC 24 hr iec, pools, ten· BEACH 2 69 4Bd·2 a./ am y rm.,_5_4_· ___ 1_. -~-~ ---------1 person, 1719 W. Bal· Local route 400%
nls, 3bd, 2ba .. din rm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s~·~ ~.0 ... A,_..gt 100~ INln• Av• #3 NEWPORT boa Blvd Gareg• • ..,.._... -28d 1 ... 8 5500 mo 675 0840 p1of111 S 1200 week lam rm, $2700 mo • ... a. garage, BEACH 2669 potent.al. MUST SELL
·Have A.
(310) 890·1802 Beach Area HVH 3Br 2Ba. ctrl AC, fireplace. $825 mo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1·100•745-~58 comm pool/tennl 1. Call 720-9422 ••••••••• __ ..;._ _____ _
Llg 3Br 21hBa"' beach Winter orYrly $1825/mo. 619-877· •1BR $925• Working partner
Frplc, •kylls, 2'-car Furn/Unfurnished 0488. 7t4-759-0704 1BR, 680 111• brite & 28R 2BA S72&/Up COMMERCIAL nHd•d for C M travel
gar, tam rm. 2 patioa. 1..eBR Incl Waterfront B f brHzy upslrt, no pen Aal ri:rut Our ST TE busln•••· Small lnveat ·s2300 mo. 720-1565 S 700 Lg 3Bd·2 a up11r1, p, please, $840/mo. Low Spec I I "'rig, "w REAL E A 8000
850 to S1 mo. d/w, 2 patios. 11500 move-In 931.a42T r .., ••••••••• req'd 71.a.77&. VIII. A.nt.I. mo 111. 310-943-2860 Incl. 60x30 PoOI. No
Garage Sale~
Coll The Pilot Classifieds ot 642·5678
to place your Garage Sale Ad !
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, Gomge Sole!
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or 71•-631-7902 2Bd·2Ba Eastslde, new peta No fau. No 875 A912 cpl , dahwthr, gar. leue545-485S ---------MONEY • -. Lldo/Pon1nau1a1ttvt• backyard. no pets BUSINESS OFFICE
BEACH
RENTALS
WINTaR
3BR. Ocnft (F) 121150
2BR Ocnft (F) S 11~SO
eaylfont & Interior seso mo. 368-0607 2BR 18a. 2-<:at prl\ng fOD a~NT 27459 TO l.OAN 2914
homesl l• .. • or sale! Ulll paid . Mo.to·mO ~ au; liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1111 OnlMy, """"' 2BR,.1aA COTTAOe yrly. Ocntront. S 1200, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Call e7s.e1e1 Encl patio. washer/ 11~ 1a11. t 1• 0 73-8041 Coata M•M otc apae ...
LRGST """PRT NTH TWNHS dryer hkup. ,no pets, 100 & 300 a,f, •1 sf. "" $775 mo 1'22 .. 294 Newer 2Br 18a, patio, • 2 Mair SullH +Loft trg CloHIS Npl Hrbr Utls pd . 1763 Orange
Nwly painted· MINTI 2 Cozy 1 BR up11a11a, High School Dist Pets Ave or can 14•·4'270
car gar • patio-pool VERY ci .. n 6 quiet, okl st!.O. 25t·3177 ---------AC $1350mo 725-9270 new car~l 6 drapu, Nwpl lkh•Luxury •u1111,
••rvl•w Morte•e• Aun ho n1e o wner ..
Cuh In a fl••h7 8Ht
r•te1.C1 tt Robert
Smith .i&57·331M
28R Ocnft (F) .. $1100
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1 BR Ocnft (F) .. s 1 ooo Chances art 1g poof, rv twya ahOpa •••••••••I 1000 a f & up Preat•·1 .. •••••••• laundry facllltl••· glous loell· 8~2·170011
ANNUAL
1 BR Cndo (F) 11100 you w\11 find
38A conoo .. I 1200 what you nHd
n.rn '' 1111-... ,,. pnce •••=~•-you want to pay 673-1"' Vfhtn you , .. d
ClaHlftM
dalty
"Ml!f71
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Mana'19f on prem 111 MJSCEUANEOUS Of '759-7000 ANNOUJfCUIEllTS
• No appl!Cat1on fee. No •1tV'l'1l5 ~ M50 mo. •&IO.l'l __ , ____ I COIOIUCW
111161 ... , Lr norun 2771 ANNOUNCllONTS ~o.'8:'Z:~~•= 100115 2708 o, ... lcKaUon on H~Lmm••••il2•1•2•0 f!O. No "'8 Ml-H1t t>ot BMI, Cost.a MeM, ,_ l'iWe 1rg a• 1S.. NB-H/11 Prof. W/pvt i70I _,y; Owner wll beet ., .. new Tuelln Nth W/O, Po04l9PA, ~Of.._ 9ot» or
A 20th, w/d hfaupe ge1ec1 MM• d9p. c...-(114) ..z.-11
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10 Monday, August 15, 1994
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Newport Beach/Costa MMa Dally P9
TODAY'S 1-CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE '--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' ~~~~~~
POUITVU 1014 llllCBAHDISI BOATS 7011 POID
, ______ lllSC. 1015 -----·
a.aut cone.mp on-wht Hudeon River P~ 11 F~ Uk ,
!Kquer & bfue wat.,. y,.. "-•• •• Cttrue 11' DleMI eng, aUtry afnl cond, new w..i
b9d w/matt l300 2 ot fruit veea w/ltult top. flbgl•. teak deck, AM/FM c .. • '3MO
ranan bat •tooi. 150: s10; on Palm• 4.9·s1o new LP, Real Sharp! Obo. 17~
ACROSS
1 Oeco<llO I Qt!\
50awdlu
9 Became re~nter 14 Hawawan
lffPOf1 15 Cleveland's lake
16 -bfanch peace10lccn
17Make do
19 Talks wildly
20Gnndlng Implement
21 Fourth dlmens100 23Mo.'1~ 24 Mlddle Eastem
gull
26 Back of lhe nectc 28 Cal1br111on
31 Vt•
36 Armed conruct 37Goby
hOrsebacl< 39C:O.ls
40 Egyptian sun
42~therug
44 loose 1nreads
45~Nant 4 7 Mrs Cna1>1m
490neol len so Down·lo·eartn
52 Bealle Ringo -54 Siqllan volr.ano
55 Threesome.
57 Grass
60 Urges (on) 62Grown ups
66 Pnociple 68 Oslo nahve
70Summan10 71 Soa eagle
72 Greek QOddeas
73 Mouonless
74 Four seasons
75 CarrlOd 1 lune
DOWN
1 Beal 2 Frost
3 Yodeler's home 4Door
5 Embankrrient 6 Jadue's second
husband 7 Heart of the
matter 8 -is behev1ng
9 Puppy's · hand"
I 0 NotgllbOI ol Ga 11 Opera singer
12Afways
13 Wn11ng table 18 Less modern
22Weasel 25 Nolhoog 10
Juan
27 Unkind 28Bog
29 Provide food
30 Stadium 32 Columbus'
PAEVK>US "'zne SOLVED
~ TANNAH HIRSCH a SW Oak me drawere. Gal plant• $1; •h•d•, 111,050. 875-7939 ... T-Blrd L.X. OnlY .. seo.&. 842·1239 pine, fruit 15 gal $20; 1 k ir.
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Chi ..... d le I a1 di httb1 135 kinda. $1 ; ---------mil Y1ou n&ITle ·.-
lngP .. ,-mn 1•,l w°'1~-et n-& Ulec 110 90fHS74·9422 POWER BOATS got 11 Xlt COndr--1
Q. l · Neslher vulnerable. as South
you hold
•1 QAKJt4 oQ t0'74 •Af8
The blddln!ifas proceeded: ' 80lTTH NORTII EAST
1 O Pa l • Pa ..
' What do you bid now?
....... ownr·all record•
The bidd111a haa prottf'ded· China 12500: orig Twin Jogging Stroller • 7012 $6800 ••2·'7480
NORTH EAST 80lTTH WEST 18500 · 895-0048 Bet g at r om •. LI k e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I • P... S • Pu. GIHI Din Ht w/ 8 blk brand newl 845-2262 1---------
S NT Pa.N ? c:hra $250, King elze Edlaon 18 HONDA What action do you take? .1M
512
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5
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192
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ew twin _C_O_M_P _UT_E_R_S_6_0_1_8
A. • Partner is 1howin1 a balanced ' ........ ! :~-;:~~c
hand of some 24 point.I with a flv• •~,-t.-11-an_P_r-ov_l_n-cl_al_d_ln-ln-g • Rune great
card apade 1uit. Add in your hich· Ht, table, 2 leaves, 8 IBM PC AT, color monl·
card count and the total ia at leaat chair•. XII condt $250. tor 2 HD 1XO $350, Edlton 18
33, enough for a 1mall 1lam but not C714>78a.1282 printer Sl50· 254"7846 • fully reconditioned
enough for more. Ji'1 a question or LEATHER Sora. Love----------• S6000
'90 Civic, great
need to aelll
negot. (714) 87 ~r (714)729-7581
MAZDA
A • Al'. we've discussed on se1'eral
occasion•, a rebid of two heart.a now
would promise a six-card suit. Your
choices are one no trump or two ~~~i..::..i diamonds and 1ince your hand is whether to bid 1ix epadea with your 1eal A Chair $1500. FREE TO YOU 6022
ruffing value or aix no trump. Since Cherry elelgh bed BR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 848-8812
81St' C 19" UnUd Fe lu·• SV!ICl>Calt
f:>Ot1 33 S1ngor Bryant
34 S1ngoog YOtC8 35Cnemical compound
38 Running stow
4 I Good-natured
43 tndtanapohs
football player
46 Try 48 All luddtng -
51 Yankee
Doodle Danqy star
53 Hotdlums
56ChAl1er 57 Hindu gar~I
58 Bowie animals
59Gamblefs
cubes 61 Achy 631n -ol
replacing
64 Mountain take SS Obstacle
67 Rower's need
69Genetic:: malenal
unbalanced, the lallter gets our
vote hy an overwhelming margin.
Q. 2 · Ooth vulnerable, 8s South
ypu hold·
•A Q 7 4 OK 8 2 OK Q 6 S •A 5
Partner opens the bidding with one
heart. What do you respond?
A.· You have the slrenlflh for ajup
shil\, but you have no idea where
the hand will play best You need
room to mvesl1gate whether the
contract bt-longs in spades, hearts,
diomond11 or no I.rump. For the
moment. respond one spade and
await devrlopmcnts.
Q. 3 ·As Soulh, vulnerable. you
hold:
•A Q 8 QK 9 5 OAK J 10 6 2 .S
The bidding hus proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
l 0 Pa11 I 0 l •
1
W11nl do you hid now?
A.· Partner's response and East's
spadt' ovcrcall have improved your
hand dramatically, and you should
be Lhrnlong in lcnns of a possible
slam The lirflL slep in the investi·
gat1nn '"lo hnng partner into the
p1ctun'. and lhl' wuy to accomi'hsh
thul 1~ tn cue-bid two spades.
Q. 4 • Rolh vulnerable. as South
you hold·
•Q93 1:7107 OKJ92 •QJ 10 4
you might feta bad break at ll Ht $1650· 895-6046 · Energy-Boost Herb• 1990 Boelon Wh•l•r '79 RX-7, reblt
t.rump contract and your honora in MOVING Ethan Allen All natural us product. Outrage 19 ti w/Ya· New: battery, alt
the other suit.a make it look like dlaplay/bookcas... FREE TRIAL hama 130HP O/B. tor, cllch • tad
partner has hearta well under con· antique oak Welsh 648-5194 Custom helm• chalra nda body/Int ~
lrol, bid six no trwnn. cupboard, rugs & ---------& Hats, VHF radio & $1800 obo 963-88 .. more. 640-1838 FREE PUPPY stereo. Meticulously
Q 5 Both vulnerable aa South Short haired, mixed. maintained, xlnt cond.1--------.i• y~ hold: ' Roche Bobola Free to loving home. $18.950 842-0814 OLDSMOBILE 91S5
.... Kt85 '"'K2 OlQtl .. ••• hexagon wht laq/ 963-2840 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•i ~ v ... " brau D/R tbt buffet 6 ------------------•• The bidding hu proceeded: upholstered chrs, orig Free to good home 2 SAIL BOATS 7014 83 Cuttas• Btoham .4 NORTH EAST SOlll'H WEST $12,500, must sell kltlens, brothers, dr, anrf, xlnt lnVeitt,
1 O P... 1 • P... $6000. Cu1l designer would like to stay to-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii full power new plllWt,
IO P... 1 qn hide-a-bed wht, gether, <714> 875--6833 LASER SAILBOAT brakes, tires. $2100. What do you bid now? never u1ed-new $2000 or 114·729·758l MUST SEEi Call eft
A. As we discussed in the first now 5750. 831-1751 $850, 875-2419 7pm. 854-4458
answer, partner'• ~eart rebid in Wrought Iron 9 patio MACHINERY 6045 LIDO 14 • Hull 2335, ft. ---------
this situation promises a six-card p I e c ea c h a I r s , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I bergtas1 center board TOYOTA suit. That put.a you on the border-lounges, aettes. Calt & rudder, haa raced
line of game, and we would take the for detail• 640·1103 ~8~~°c~~ ~~T~O completely, like n•wliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•i
9210
conservative position ofmalUng an Olmen aalls, trailer & '88 SUPRA TURBO
inVl'lational ras'se to three hearts. Model# 192'112· cover, many extras R t --• MERCHANDISE Olgllat-Mechanlcal 51800-642•7606 Msg emovab • 1port r ...... , $225 obo. cu1lom whla, el•c·
MISC. 6015 VALVE GUIDE Ironic suspension •Y•· Bo e I et o 25 o 40 1em, ABS brk1, lthr
Q. 8 • As South, vulnerablef'.YOU
hold:
.., 6 . OA_ K Q 7 3 OK J 2 •A 10 4 Brother elec typewriter r m 0 • · • · MARINE SLIPS aeate, wht w/tlnted Takachlho Seiki. $225 DOC 7022 The bidding has proceeded: $50, Body by Jake ex-obo. 662-3508 J(S wlndow1, every op. tlonl Must .. 111 S9950,
721-8725 SOU111 WEST NORTII EAST erclser $75. 536·9715
11::1 J • 2 0 P... 1----· -----? Cabla TV descramblarl/ PETS &
What do you bid now? coll¥9rtenl We carry, ANIMALS 6049
A ·You want to get to game but bur, repair •II makes/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
diam • moaet1. Free catalog,
four onds .bypasses. three no 1-800-407-4444 ADOPT·A·PET
40 FT mooring, prime ---------location. $1 !!!,000. 87 MR2 Navy blue Fun
Term a available. & reliable, snrl, 5 spd,
Chuck, 895·5066 AC, CC. 112K ml. · $3500. 84()..6976
trump, three diamonds is an egre-
gious underbid and three hearta Carpet cleaner, s gaJ, ~~'lM!~~.& F~~~1ar~ MOOTOTERCRYSCLES8018 VANS sugg~ta.an unbaJanc:ed h1n~ .. The reblt motora, w/accea-valley. Puppies, kit· SC 0
solution is t.o make a t.emponzsng 1~1!~ 1 c !~501:1~~·t e ~ tens and more all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9225
bid of three dubs t.o see what that mag1.14x8 for Chevy. looking for loving: C4r· * 84 SHADOW* fetches from your partner. $150/obo. 960-7857 log homes. CALL 241· 1---------------------------lr.:=:M:o1.=-r.::=:M:a:: 0317 for more Info. Crmbldl•m Orchid• ---------1 ONLY 21K MILES
RUNS GREAT
$1400 OBO
882·3508
•ae Plrmouth Voraeer
4--Cyc turbo, 55K ml, blk cherry. Auto, A/C,
full power, tint wndwa.
$8900. 714-855-6761
MEMBERSHIPS EMPLOYMENT · EMPLOYMENT
3018 5530 WANTED 5535
Center Club
Memberahlp pd $6K, now $4400
OBO. 760-1901
Minister For small outreach
ministry. 848·2139
Pl•nt M•lnl Tech
Certificate In atrol<e
f'ecovery, experienced
nurse's aide. Uve/out
or In. Reis. 645-1794
Green 1humb, PT, exp, •••••••Ill•
own car, hr1y + mil• MERCHANDISE age. (714)379·5699
Real Estate
1 & 2 gallon $10 ea. Fr•• 10 good home
640-1103 only! Blacl< & while
male kittens. 8 weeks ---------Full az wet suit, US
divers Incl 30 lb
weights. $125. used
twice· per1ect640·1103
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hand, bottle fed. 6K mHdn't cond $5600 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
HUGE ESTATE
· SALEI NO JUNK!
Bronzes Including Ille
11:.e horses, mongo-
llan 1lave table, 6'
•Call 675·9663 • 78EH6S5belore10pm ---------1 S•v• abused and
abandoned pals. Be ·a
volunteer/foster. Call 714-859-2704.
19...81 Honda CB900F Good buy
$750 Flrmll 631 ·8041
'78 245 DI. W•gon 4 cyl. stick, good
Interior/body. $875
Obo. 831·7149
blind Justice, Jade and --------• VO' •"WAGEN 92'2~
marble statues, PIANOS & AUTOMOBILES ww ~
1creene, Louis XIV fur-ORGANS 6059 MM.-•'n ••• _ nlture lncludll'lg desk 90 JETTA
ANNOUNCl:MENTS LOST._ LOST & E PL T _,.. -ANTIQU£S 6010 and bombay cabinet AC, AM/FM ca
..,. 292 FOUND"' 2 .125 M OYMEN 8uay Wiik-ii loclllon. ~lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and console and mlr· Baby Grand Pland w/ · (WYZ644). 842·2
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiil iiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iii9!iiii2 5 1,,,FiiOiiUNDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii 553 0 COl1ll l*n. For lnllr'1iw ror. Baby Grand, 18th bench, teal< llnl 1h. ALF A ROMEO 90151~.aA=--=p-~-=--~-""!1• 1• Clll Ron r.-Century paintings, rarely played, $5500 -•• .. t·S epd,
WANTED CASH for
Levi 501's up to $15,
denim/leather jacket•
up to $50. 645-0201
FOUND: BUNNY LOST CAT. Sh•r1 hair, lhlflftl•I '1:1 early California art, OBO. Paul 640-5324 pwt bf'ks/steering, Aug. 3rd In vicinity of dark brown female, Modol Search, ..i 1ypes. Pet1lan and Siik rugs. ~r••I Summer C•rl FM CD etereo, $9
Vlcto(la & Valley Ad., lost noar Boachwalk Earn $100-$1500/day. NI upDJt English pub transom, Porcelln1, dishes, Lai· ORGAN-THOMAS 68 .Grad Conv, mint 759-0365
Costa MHa. Pis call Town homos,' Hunt. No exp/fees. Emery 673 7300 atalned gts, 30"x69", lque, clolasonne Translstor·Celebrjty cond, lo ml, am/Im to Identify. 64s-5322, Beac h. REWARD. Holll• Agcy1 757-1060. • "Wines & Spirit•." Ivory· Including tusks' . Deluxe $500 644·2670 ca11 & morel $5995 91 JETTA 4 cyl, AT, AC,
FOUMD: CAMERA 714-536-1352 BOOKKEEPER TRAVEL AGENTS $650. Call 640-1103 net1.ul<u eagles' OBO e73.eo41 PS, Ult, AM/FM cui,
On Aug ... 2nd at LOSTI Kitten, blk/wht PT, fuU charge, A/P, Outside sales. wortt ANTIQUES 4 U awotds. 8· palace •nrf, alloys, <093906>· LOST &
FOUND 2925 TeWlnkle P81k, Costa male, 7 mos, nr AJR·GIL Excel, Q&A from home. No e11p SUMMER SALE vase1, etc. etc. Friday/ TV, ELECTRONICS, s1o,494 842•2000
M.eaa. Call with de-Bristol/Newport No. (714)379-5899 __ n_e_c._7_2_3_·s_o_4_1__ From 10-40% OH Satu1day 10am-4pm 2 STEREO 6080 BMW 9030 91 JETTA· Af;, PS, PW,
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I U 54"·1210 Aewardtl 54"'9482 •---------312 Newport Blvd. placee: 1599 Superior . POL, CC, AM/FM scr P on, .,.. · "" D I Wanted Republi~ 548-4123 ti L I *REWARD F OUND: WATCH e Ivery Person activist to work on•---------A·1, 1240 ogan " Y•h•m• component 93 325 tSA-Blk/patch cau, snrt, alfoye,
Missing cat, long Aug 41n parking tot!••••••••• FT.Allen Beck Florist, local campalgns.s5 IVORY-Chlnt1ecarvod· ~~0_5~:o~~;4_3~8~sa stereowith3 f1speak· e-CD.·Auto, fully (221523).842·2000
orange hair, freckles 0 1 Ed I• 0 n H 1 g h PERSONALS ( 714) 042·5004 hr+ bonus. 55g..8555 delicate chess set-tge 1_________ era, "$400. 640-1838 loaded lmmac, Isa or 92 JETTA 4 cyt, AT. AC,
on nose, white pnwe, School. Call 10 Iden· EARN EXTRA MONEY 30"tusk ol sage-turn LP ctasslcal records, $ 26.5 neg. 548·3981 PS, .• tilt, AM/FM cass, f I • .. •••••••• . ' Work •I Home-Lola of centudi. Frank copper eyes, ema e. tlfy. 714.960-2808 1• c 111 1 some popular $1 ea. •••••••••I NB, CM, Santa Ana_...;... ___ _,...-=---11 ng rom your of Job• & SS! Send 540· 004 days 640-1103 • ---------only 22k ml. (007928)
Hts area. Need• medl; FOUNDli?CAT •---------home for United Cere· SASE to: RAE, 638 TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET 9045 $10,494. 842·2000
cation, Family Hean-Young. wllh white fur SCHOOLS & bal Palsy asking for Camino' de Los Mares MOVING Plants, bikes, 1---------·
broken. Please call near Hoag Hospital In INSTRUCTION 3012 helpful donations. C-240-413, San Clem: llPPLIANCES 6011 atrollete, bookcase, 92 JEITA 4 cyl. AT, AO,
955·3025t;?t;?t;?<;)t;? Newpori Beach. Call Mon-Fri 22hrs. wl<. ente, C~ 92673 dt1I<, grlll, fTllcrowa"-9, ---------• 89 Corvette PS, till, 5 apd, AM/FM
Marge @ 6421380liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s4.2s hr. 379·8848 · Hott»olnt refrlg, near clothing. 720-1~43 BOATS . .?Oll · 30K ml, Metallic black, · ~~~9(05~~·7)0~~~.42;,~ c~!e :~:~~~~ab~~-HECTOR'• MISSING BE A PARALEGAL l·E-.-.-c-u_t_lv-.--ne_e_d_•_P_/T EMPLOYMENT new, frost free, Whlte,•--P-o_w_e_r_M_o_w_e_r_$_70--1 owm-lntefchange-842·2000
d · REWARDll Accred . Atty. In· asaoclato In wholesale $300. Tom 851-4202 Console color TV s70 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil able glad topa, xlnt
gray an ~an color, Large black longhair structed, Home Study eupply. t,1ust be will-SERVICES 5533 MOVINO wash & dry 84&.5848 55' Houaebo•t • cond. Sl9K. 875·.5095 1---------
mlsslng •Ince August cat w/ white markings FREE INF0800-669-2555 Ing 10 learn. 455.3393 5175 ea, white 18 cu•t---------L•k• P owell 1 wk or ANTIQUES._ Isl. Live• on 400 on pawa (Iron{ de-•---------Refrigerator 5175 2. Flox Schod. Primo---------"' block of Poppy Av-ed M 1 Th• Piiot MED RECEPTIONIST •---• fridge $225, apt.az D s 3 CHRYSLER 9050 CLASSICS enue In Corona dol claw ). lss ng from Cl•••lfl•d Office expansion. Please be aware that fridge $75. 644-19?0 Washer/ ryer 1 5 Sllp. Well Equlfpod. 9250
Mar. Purple collar with Brlstol/Jamboree area The most comprehen· Need experienced the Ustlnga In this cal· tL 646'5848 7i 4.a4s-157
name '\Ml11 Kitty" end since 7'28• Family slve and current dlrec· front office phone egory may require you RENT STUFFED ANIMALS Achlllea 10' lnllatabto 79 Le Baron-$600 OBO 69 Olds Cullan conv.
l(nctalmed freight with . Tohatlu &Hr> new Urea, rebuilt Sharp car-oew top.
Approx 150-Best otter. outbd motor, llk .. new, englne, nd1 1mog. Runs gttat. $6900
addre11 Information. upset. 8~·3455 tory of goods and ser· recoptlonlst. Busy NB to call a 900 number
C'-11 John/Nan~(714) Sell your home vices aroundl Family Practice. Call In which there Is a through classified 974-9664 $1600. Call 979-66SO 310-431·7612, H8 obo. 310-833-n41 873·3285• R ARD through claulfied. Unda 722-4762 charge pet minute. •---------
-----• CLEANING DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE Ir MOVING 3834 PAINTING WALL
SERVICE SERVICES
DIRECTORY
3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3880 COVERINGS 3 93~
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••••••••ll W•nled: 3 more qual-dependable door Paint-Carpentry· Rpra, lmprvmnts, •ml B•alo Y•rd M•lnl.. The'Calll. Public UtUJ.. Int/Ext Oual work INT/EXT.QUALITY 1ST Cualom W•llp..,.r
lty cttent1 with houso1 hang~. ~~~~9~0ork, Drywall and morel 1°:a~'a~~!~~~~~~~1y. Lawn!! ca .. nupa, tlt1 Commlselon RE· Bond~l~~s. :{~~~s ,78. P~ch to complete Strlpplne/P•lnUn•
CARPENTRY 3510
to ~lean. Christine reas. on O•ry 845-5277 Tree Trlmmln•.i LI QUIRES that all u•ed L#518517 Fr.. Eat Jo •· Ucenaed. 25yre No Job ._ioo amalll
640-81n pg 218-5193 •--------""-------------------H•ullng 979·8245 houaehold goods exp. 24 hra 554-7831 5% Otf w/ad 673·2937
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--------FENCES Carpentry, roofing, HAUUNG 3720 movers f'lnl their · e4 e.eo33 24h" Plumbtn d 11 Blo·SO•P•• Int/Ext ---------We gat1 ahoutd hang ._ D c•~ 5 g , rywe ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L d S I P.U.C. Ca T number; VESCO PAINTINO PLUM.BING 38 togeth.., Strip lns1-u HIRI! A CAft,ENTl!R CONCRETE & ui E iw 361 1tucco, painting, tile, an scape erv CH limo• and chautfeure & W•llp•perlng 90 ...... • ..,, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii el~t I al J ••1 74"• Ha lln J k A I' Comm/realdentlal advice to the cr•n.. Addltlon1/Aemodela MASONRY 355711 .... r c · 1m -· .... a~ce:, vi::; Cleal~;, Uc_,689798 986-0668 print their T.C.P. num-Llll583895 633•7172 anytime _,
Flre{Waltt/Repalra. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •FENCES GAT•S• Complele propertu ber In all advertl1• 588-5247 THR LOCAL PLUM81!R t-----;.....----Jerry 848.7540 -tr~_._ ........ --......... 1 • Etc. Call Mike O•rdenlng Service menta. If you have a WHY pay MORE? ,. William ......... -Co· Can't •aem to
A d .._OOd, ..... L,,:5.,,._...7 .. ,.05 mant·Cu1tom pa1ntlng Me.1391 C "' --· .... a~Ja. Remod. Ooorl, win-*Best Prlct/Qu1llty • w • "" "" drywall-carpentrv lean-Up1, Sprlnklere queeUon abOut th• le-*QUALITY* alnce 11M7·W• are as get to all those ;J
·-;:., Clblntta.11Ueco & ""'· Undtcapt, briek, stone. J im Whyte 842·7208 plumbing-stucco elc. lnatall{Malntenence. gahty of a mover, limo Insured L'1676648 c11 aa your telephone
wll, ttnces. ,, .. _ Mc Lk JT Conc:rlll tu.Ol22 •Wood Feno••• Call Rick 26:-6545 HEALTH, BEAUTY Fr.. •••• 557-e.33 or pc~:1~~,~~1ru .. call: FREE EST 845-8205 LU76000 875-9304 repair Jobs
_..., ..i~• 1r ............ Gardening/' --... 1c 1 Plu bl R 1 & around the ho'*? 35yrs llp. Jeny ... l.OH7 Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie ,. __ rapw, • ·-... •---------Ir FITNESS 3740 ...... u ap ng Commf'lslon m n9 •P• r• Cone, PeUo, ·ortvewa.y astimat" t.ow pric:a. Uc'd CREATIVE HOME Clean.ups, Tr" Trim, 71 ._558-4151 PIANO Ir VOCAL Praln1 CIHred from Let the
Fplc, BBQa. Rel. 20 Yr Advlnl'OI Con11r 974-5301 REPAIRS FrH E1tlm1tee,Oood S5.50. All fixtures In Claatlfled
CHILD r•n~ 3536 Exp. Tetry 857•75.,,4 Carpentry, Plumbing, SALON AVALON Relerencfs 438-1518 S•v On Moving LESSONS 3868 stalled. Steve'• 545-8298 S ~ • electrlc•I. etc. Serving 1 FREE AVEDA 8~ ---------Loweal, StOfage, prof. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil entice iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _________ FLOOR INSTALL the Harbor Area·llxed 'Shampure' w/your 1at OrMn loene Landscpng XLHT rep. t hf min. Ins. __ __.....______ Dlrectorv
le ti t C II haircut. 723-8232 • lnlgat.lon, Tt1(nmlng T1'"7'" ...... "IMC 731 """'" Gottuso Music Studio ROOFING . 3910 "lf Exp'd Nannie• avail for CONTRACTORS REPAIRS 3620 gr0u~ (~~4r:.C~727• & Remova11, Clean-v -· • ~....... All agea, 5 to adult. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii help you find
llv•ln poaltlona Into 3558 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii upa & Malnt, St. Uc. ---------beginning to clu1lc1 reliable help.
loving homea. lrleh Ylnyt, urdwood •Hl.Q HANDYMAN* INSURANCE 3778 -'599025, eacMuoe PAINTING 3858 840-1947 ~t/ROOFMAST•RS 142-5978
Nanny Agcy. 974-8108 ceramic, marble, aub Irrigation, drlpllnea,'"ll••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------1 Since 1921 Local Uc 20yr exp *5•_.-1955• 1• Bt1t Prlcea/Ouallty floor repair, carpet -Need help coMpletlng patio dt1lgn, treea, eW.P. YOUNGQUIST pay 800-748-e801 Small Jobe, big jobs lk, Bond 843·3882 •---------'Medlcare/Medlcal planting, lawn1. 527· ,.......,..,Contf~or S:DVICES Quick reaponee. MRP:IXIT Small lneuranoe clalm 1087or310-<439-0289 Oual. painting by proflll ~ 3870 i•dler hoonn9-Uc & CLEANING
SERVICSS 3548 Free Eat. 850-7042 •·a-0-8 -VY'l"l--n1-11 ---hou1thold appliance forma? We come to 'iiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ina. Special~• comm. r auu& v.uo repair• 6 handyman uou. 87 ... 749 L•ndec•pe R•p•lr Ucl8Ctl098. Ins. 11 re-roof/repair. 25 yrs.
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FREE ESTIMATES 3570 Cetnplet• Reetor•Hott 1ptlnkleretcelllng lan1. iiiiii!iii!i!ili!!liliiiliii•iiiiii 1·-.T..-r-.-.-t"'"r"'"lml ...... ,-.-m-.-~-.-1-, murala. Richard Sinor Uc.line. 578·.2148 Rl!MODEUNG
297-8081 David Wetco.Od·R~CEkel,r,lcukpu;fhol1&, Eln1•t.taWll{A•leepraHlr .• •Ft•re,.• GOLD PLATING aprlnkter ayatema & Uc 280844 845-3209 Peraonatl~•d Pet Care • AJ>DmONS 3918 ----,----,.----1 STOP Deck Leak• r >or lndacpg. You name It, QUALITY CAR• Kennel alternative, No i•••••••• Boston Common CIMnlng waterproof coating• detlvery. H •18 3 Total prlcea lnalalted Emblema-Fawcett• we do ltl Me-4t74 20 yra tl(J> QualltY atre11 °' worry, Uc.
Co.In BoatQn 12 yra. dRka, atalta Qual. 30 gal"S25MO gal Old Jewelry, etc. We wotkmanahlp fair Ina. Rel• 873·7'84 Cuetom cabinet• & Th0rou~h-hone11..,ell1ble wonc. Ll517430 ,,., 1--------'279'-50 gal 1329 come to you. MNl31 • TRIES • 7 • Ille/ g_'9lllt•· lighting
1 x 0 refa 9e2·7033 Eat. a.at. 722-8789 241-0137 pgr~18-8189 Wiiiiam Harold.,,._...,, ,.,, ........... ~. pric:ea 94s-241 Ron wm houn/pet alt. LIMHOTM KITCltHI
W.. pl• Hide 'N Watch & jewetry repalt cs•o ..,..., lat ...,._ Chlldren'e Mur•I• 892 •-5 & MTMS ... "2-3130 •owen'• Do you need ••Y r ........... _,'1ne ~ ._,. AM charactera-cuatom _____ ...,_ .. _ .. __ 1 • he.vy .-ut~ horM s .. kT~_!!h ... ~lldcare? .. -:~ •TMH• Whether you·~· ~·· Handpalnted. deanln~~lce? Call c.11 ._ .--t tOdayl _, Of ..-..-hi J 11 ... 2 ••11 Buy It WWW It. Pitta tt. ......... ... 1 een ewe ua at 2492 -..... • c------· GOYete .. your naedel • ___ ,_, .. _1ae-...... _eo.;,.1_4_ ...... ~~·-------~·---~iiiiiii-iliii---iiii ·
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THE NEWPORT BEACH • •
'
Grandma always ':J al '(
!>aid "Horses
sweal, men
perspire and
ladies glow," and we are all
going to dq that even though
it'~ a tiny bit cooler and drier.
See Weather, Page 2
Winner of California Newspap er Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Beating
the heat
Everyone found' their own way to try
and stay cool Monday. At left, Natalee
Wlllcut of Newport Beach spends the
afternoon playing In the sand at the
beach. Meanwhile, Christy Jenkins, 5,
of Pasadena, fakes a blast of waterjn
the face as she and two friends play
In the Fountain at Triangle Square In
Costa Mesa as their mothers were
Inside shopping. Bottom photo, a
large crowd of peopl& flock to
Newport Beach to frolic In the water
and sand.
JAMA MaN1rn/roa ms OA.11.Y r1a.oT
JANA MENEFEE/Foa TIU\ DAILY 1'11.oT
Cooler days may be coming
BY STEVE MARBLE, STAFF Wann
L ike a bad habit, the
blistering heat wave
played itself out in
predictable fashion again
Monday -sending the hot and
the weary to the beach, to the
store for bottled water and
anywhere where air
conditioning was on the menu.
"This is really getting old,"
Costa Mesa resident John
Adams said as he stood in front
of a display of chill ed drinking
water at a Newport Boulevard
market, e) ing his choices.
" "l\e ne\.er drank this much
"'.:Her in my life."
While the temperature pulled
up short of the triple-digit mark
Monday, .the merculY i.pent
most of the day in ihe mid to
upper 90s throughout the
county. And the high on the
sand in Newport was still 80
degrees at 4 p.m.
Even the water was a tepid
74, according to Marine Safety
See HIAT/P•t• 6
Bridge issue just won't fall down Three to Join
DCC Hall of Fame ~ Costa Mesa group works
to have proposal to build
two" bridges taken off the
county master" plan.
BY TINA BOllGATI'A, StAl'P Wa.rn:a
COSTA MESA -The issue of
wh ether or not the county should
scrap plans for two bridges linking
Costa Mesa with Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley has
lonJ been a topic of debate among
area residents, and city and county
staffers. ·
The plans -which call for con·
struction of one bridge connecting
Banning Avenue to 19th Street
and another linking Garfield and
Gisler avenues -have been on
the county's Master PJan of High·
ways since 1956. But, an advisory
group was formed earlier this year
to discuss viable alternatives to the
bridges as well as other plans to
widen some city streets. The latter
was resolved earlier this summer
with the downgrading of I 0 Costa
Mesa highway segments.
The bridges issue, however,
hasn't been so easy. The group -
made up of representatives from
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Hun·
tington Beach and Fountain Yalfey
-reached an impasse last month
and discontinued weekly negotia·
tions. And, on Monday, a repre·
sentative of the group appealed
for help from the Costa Mesa City
Council .•
"We need to go back out into
the community and reaffirm that
these bridges are not warranted,"
said Roy Pizarek, who is the chair·
man of the Costa Mesa Bridge Al·
ternative Study Group. ''It's time
to look at the reality of find ing al·
... 811DOU/Pqel
Metro Pointe pr0Jec1 · gets early approval
~ Costa Mesa council OKs
preliminary plans for
retail center.
BY TlNA Boll.GATI'A, Sr.u• Wuna .
COSTA MESA -The City
Council Monday aavc its stamp of
approval to preliminary plans for
Arnet Development's 592,000-
square foot office-shoppina·
entertainment center at Metro
~
Pointe on MondaY.· :
The new reta1J project. which
would be located atross from
South Coast Plaza at Bear Street
and South Coast Drive, is a dcvia·
tion from an original development
•arecment that featured more
than 1 million square feet of office
space with several hiah·rise office
buildinp -a plan many rcsi<fcnts
opposed.
But. that's not the case with thii
project. While some residents have\
,.
expressed concerns over aesthetic
appearance and possible noise
durina delivcrie , most residents
say this project is head-and·
shoulders above the previous plan.
"Based upon the meetings we
had, it appears that the home·
owners do suppon it," said Roy
Pizarck, who head the city's 26
homeowners associations. "It ap·
pcan to not only be a aood
... NO•CTfh9e a •
Three former Orange Coast
College students -one a
noted motivational speaker,
another a bank vice president
and the third a CEO of a
dental lab -will be inducted
into the college's Alumni Hall
of Fame next month.
The 12th annual induction
ceremony, to be held Sept. 23,
will bring the local hall of
fome up to 45 members - a
list that ranges from novel~t
Cli'e Cussler to former
baseball pitcher Dan
Qui enberry.
This year's inductees are
John Baker, the vice-president
of Union Bank an Newport
Beach; Terry Cole-Whittaker,
a motivational pca~cr and
the former Mr . California:
:and James Glidewell,
president and CLO of
Glidewell Laboratoric .
Induction ceremonic~ will
be held at the Student Center.
The Alumni Hall of Fame i
tocated on campus in the
Norman Watson library.
Bank of Newport .
collapse ·· doesn't
laze customers
~ Many say they aren't
surprised by failure. Union
Bank, which took over
operations, is likely to
close the local institutions'
five branches.
Bv DAVID H.t:1TZ, Sr~rr \\'1t11Fll
NEWPORT UEACH -Cu~
tomcrs at the 13;10k of :-.e\\port.
the only bJ,nk bearing Ne" pon
13each's name and classic sailboat
logo, said Monda) they're not sur·
prised the institution sJnk.
"I don't really think ii matters
that much," said a jaded Helen
Williams, whoi.e hui,b:ind has kept
his business account at the Bank
of Newport fo r more than 20
)Cars. "All these little banks ...
we're used to them not making it."
The Newport Beach resident
said her husband probably "ill
keep the account for hb electrical
contracting busrness at Union
Bank, \\hich took mer the Bank ol
Ne"· port's federally insured 'ac-
counts.
"It was ant1c1patcd," s.:iid Chm
D.:ibbs of Costa Mesa as she
walked out of the Do,er Dri'e
branch. "At least it's being tJken
over by Union O.:ink, a bJnk ''c're
all familiar \\ith."
The State Banking Department
shut down the Bank of 1'.t:\\ port
FACT FILE
llANK Of NIWPORT
Opened: March 24, 1972
Chairman: E.O Rodeffer
Vice chairman am.I
presidenl: OJ' 1d T.
Dlankenhorn
EmplO)ces: 118
Assets at time or closur<.':
$167.8 m1llton
Deposits at time or closure:.
$163 million
Estimated amount ot
uninsured deposits: SS
million
~cl operating loss at time of
closure: SI0.3 m1lhon, more
than double its losses seven
months ago
on Frida) Ofticials saiJ the bank
had experienced subst:imial loan
and leo>e lo>se\ and opcr:.iting
loi.ses \\ h1ch n:duccJ sharelloh.ler~»
cquuy and created ~criou;) liquid1l)
problems.
"Bank of Nev.port ''a) uperat·
ing in an un~afe mann.:r "h1 .. h n~·
~cssit:.ited the clo)ure ;i.,, .1 p1011: .... -
tion to depositors and .. rcunor ,"
said JJmcs E. G11lcr;in, the !llJtc'~
superintendent ut bJnks.
Th..: I·cderal Oc:po:.ll I n:.urancc
Corporation negou t .... d an agr ~·
menl \\ ith Un1un Uw nl.;, ti .... ~ n w
See BANK/Page 6
Federal Express given
exam at John Wayne ·
~ Carg o carrler tested for
noise as it attempts to fly
its planes in~o airport.
Bv DAVID H EITZ, Sr.uF W1una
NEWPORT BEACH -Feder.ii
Express, one of two air cargo car·
riers making a contru\ers1JI b1J tu
Oy airplanes in and out of Orange
County, auditioned Sunda~ for a
spot at John Wa)nc Airport.
Complying "1th the airport':!> re-
quirements for pu11.:nl1al carrier:.,
Federal fapress repeated!) zipped
an Airbus 3 I 0-200 up anJ Ju,\ n
the run\\ ay dunng a trial run.
"k )OU know, \\hen a c.urier "'
interested in pro' iJing regular!~
scheduled sef\ kc at John \\a\ n..:
Airport, it 1s required lo condu~t a
noise qualific:ltlon test "h1ch in-
cludes perfo rmance of fi"e arri"ab
and departures," airport director
Janice M1tterme 1er v.rote in a
memorandum to the count\ board . .
Headers OH!n\hdming oppose ·
cargo flight coming ioto John
\\.i)ne Airport.
ee \ oices, p.ig~ :?
of supenbors ..
In the memo, she :wid ;in A11hu:.
ha nc' er OO\\ n al John Wa~ nc
"\Ve are all an\IOU:. to l.:arn more
Jbout us pcrform;utei: at thi., ta .. 11·
lly."
Airport spokc,v.om:m Cuur 11.\
\\ 1crc11Xh saiJ resulh frum !>u1
da>'s test ha\en't been tabuljte:J
Shi: s:iid United Parcel Scni'"'-=
-the other c:.irg~i carrier \\JI ting
10 u'e John \\':i' nc -tc~tl'J 1t
-:i1rpl:me e\C=rjl '~eel..~ ~o.
It tell into the airp<:in"s Cl:i')\ A
category. \\ 1crc1och :-.::11J. m..:amng
it is the 001,je I t)pC of a rcrall al·
lo"cd :it John \\ J\-lll! Onh 39 u~h !light p..r dJ\ "arc pern 1ttcd
at the airport
See AIRPORT/Paa•'
lotto winner's identity still a mystery
It's been nearl) two v.eeks since someone purdlJ,ed J lottcl)
ticket \\Orth Sl2.4 million from 13Jy Crclil Spirits 111 Co la ~le)a,
and officials still ha'e no idea \\ho the \\lllner 1..,
"It isn't a regular s1tuat1on.' s:ud Norma t-lma,, a slate lotter)
pokesy,oman. "Normall), people \\ill come in the lolkl\\ing,da). or
within a day or so.
"However, we have had some people \\ho tal.c _their umc 111
claiming their prizes. Usually, "hJt they're doing" rc~c:mhing and
making plans for "'hat they're gorn~ to do '"1th the ml.'lnc)."
Or, Mina~ i.aid, the "inner could be on "acat1on.
"A lot of JXOple bU) ad\ancc-pla) ticket ,".,he "JIU 'fhal \\3),
)'OU can purchase the tickets before )OU lea'c to~n "\ l.lU JUst h:i'c
to make sure )OU check the numbers" hen )OU get bJ .. k "
The ticket holder Mtll has 167 more da)s to da1m the millions.
Minas said the winners mu t notify late lottcl) official .. "1th in 180
days of the date i.t:1mped on the ticket If the mon1;~ i.,n·t ~lai_mcd
by then, 1t \\ill be :idded to the education fund, "h1ch 1 d1stnbuted
among California ~hools.
M1n:1s aid 1herc h:ive been \l\ un\'laimed prize-. in the Cihfornia
Lottery's n1nc-)'car h1 tory. The larGe t \\a~ a Sl<i.4·m1lhon pcJ.;pot
ticket purch:i ed on Sept. 12, 1990.
The winning t1~ket now in quc .. t1on \\a purcha,cd Aug. 3, at 4:03
p.m., from the 0Jy Crc~t store on 17th Street.
ON THI COYla
The painting on top
of pa&e l is by local
artist Debra Huse for
information on
paintings, call
650-6865.
INDl.Jl
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Around Town •.... S
C1tyside .............. 4
Cl.issif !fd ............ 9
Police Fil~ ......... 2
Sports ................. 7
The V rd1 t ........ 3
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10 Monday, August 1 s. 1994
c
Newport BeactVCoata Mel8 Delly P!lj
ACROSS • 1 Oec:04'ate a gaft
50awdles 9 eee.me fainter 14 Hawa11an
IOaport 15 Cleveland's
lak• 16 -bfanch peace token
17 "4ake do 19 T allts wildly
20Grlndmg
Implement 21 Fourth
dimenalOA
23 Mo."s nelghbot 24 Mklc:lle Eastern
26 t~ Of the l"l8Ck
28 Cehbralion
31 Vex 36 Armed conftiCt
37Go by
horseback 39Cotls
40 Egyptian sun
42~1herug 44 Loose threads
45Servant 4 7 Mrs. Chaplin
490neol ten 50 Oown·to·eanh
52 Bealle Ringo -
~ SIClhan VOicano
55 Threesomt
73
57Grass
60 Ufgea (00)
62 Grown UpS 66Pnociple
68 Oslo nattve
70 SumrMrlze 71 Sea eagle
72 Greell OOddHS 73 Motoonless
74 Four seasons
75 earned a tu,,.
DOWN
1 Beal
2 Frost
3 YOdelef's home
.. Door 5 Embankment
6 Jackie's aecOfld tiusband
7 Hearl o4 lhe
matter 8 -IS believing
9 Puppy's 'hand"
1 O Neighbor of Ga
11 Opera singer 12 Always
13 Wnttng table
18 Less modem
22Weasel 25 Nothing, to
Juan ·
27 Unkmd
28 Bog
29 Provide looc:J
30 Stadium 32 Columbus'
.
JIVUl111U 8014 llDCBANDISB IOATS 7011 POID
-----• llJSC. 8015 -----a.aue ~ ott·Whl Hud90n RIV. PacMtl-11 , .. ~ ·~ '
lacquer & t>tua Wat.,· Tr••"-•••• Citrus 11· 01 ... 1 eng. '"''Y xlnt cond, new ltW; bed w/man 1300. 2 0 , fruit 11 .. 1 w/lrull top. flt>gl1, teak deck. AM/f'M HH PHO
rattan bat 1tool1 HO; SIO· On Palma 4.5·510 new LP, R .. I Sharpl obO. 17~31112
PREYtOUS .-UZZLI! IOLVl!O 2 SW oak file drewert, Gal· planta I 1: ahade, S 1 1,950. 875-7939 ·ae T·Bltd lX. ~ Mt<
sea.a. 142·1239 ~lne, fruit 16 gal $20; mll vcx.i name h, Y.
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRJOOE QUIZ
Q. l · Neither vulnerable, ea South
you hold:
•1 OA KJt4 oQ 1074 Ml3
The biddjng has proceeded:
80lfl'H WEST NOR111 EAST
\0 PaH 1 6 Paa. t:r+:;:;;Fr:+:.:t t .
What do you bad now?
A. • Aa we've diacuased on aeveral
The bidding has procet"ded:
NORTH EA8T SOlTl'H WEST
J • p ... 3 • P ...
3N1' P... T
What action do you tak.e?
A. • Partner i1 1howing e balanced
hand of some 24 pointa with a five-
Clhnglppremnd .. al•, fwot/~~ffladtl'!" 111:::1~3ioa~~7~~g4~1: _P_O_WE ____ B_O_A_T_S__ got Ill )(Jt cond,...
-.. .. .. ownr·•ll record•
china S2500; orig Twin Jogging siroller . 7012 '6800 eea-1480
$8500. 895-G048 B • r g 11 r om 1. LI k • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
brand newl 845-2262 ---------BONDA Glau Din ••• w/ 6 blk
chra $250, KJng alze ---------i :~:s. ~~1e~~w twin COMPUTERS 6018
Edl1on 18
• Etectrlc • $3500
llalfan Provincial dining • Runs great
11~~3el~~~ occasions, a rebid of two he•ru now ~ ~rR~~ would promise a 11x-card 1u.it. Your
card apade awl. Add in your hich·
card count and the total i1 at. least.
33, enough for a email alam but. not
enough for more. lt'1 a que11tion of
aet, table, 2 leavH, 6 IBM PC AT, color monl·
chairs. Xlt condl $250. tor 2 HD 1XD $350.
(714175 .. 1202 printer $t50. 254·7848
LEATHER Sofa, Love· ---------1
seat & cna1r s1500. FREE TO YOU 6022
Cherry sleigh b•d BR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Edl1on 18 • fully reconditioned
• $6000
'90 Civic, great c
need to .. 111
negot. (714) 87
Of' (714)729-7511
MAZDA
• 1$ IM
port
33 Singer Bryant 34 Singing voice 35Chemteal
compound 38 Running slow
4 I GooCl·naturecl 43 tnclianapohs
lootball ptayor 46 Try
48 AH l<1dd1ng -
SI "Yanltee
DooCJte Dandy·
'liar
10
choices are one no trump or two .:.+:,..:+:;;;+;.;.~ diamonds and aioce your hand is whether to bid alx epadea with your
ruffin& value or six no t.ru.mp. Since
you might get a bad break al a
lrump contract and your honors in
the other suite make it look Uke
partner has heart.I well under con·
trol, bid six no trump.
846-45812
53Hoodtums 56Chrlller
57 Hindu garment
58 Bovine anlmals 59 Gambler's
cubes
61 Achy 631n -ol
replacing
64 Mountain lake
650bslaclc
67 Rovwer's need
69 Genetoc
ma1e11a1
II 12 13
unbalanced, the lallter get.a our
vote by an overwhelming margin.
Q. 2 · Both vulot>rable, as Sout!)
ypu hold:
•AQH OK62 OKQ 6S 4A 5
Partner opens the bidding with one
heart. What dCJ you respond?
A • You havt-the strength for a jup
shift, hut you hove no idea where
the hand will pll!'y be.'Jt. You need
room to investigate whether the
contract bclon1s in spades, heart.a.
diamonds or no trump. For the
moment. respond one spade and
await. deveJop~ent.s. •
Q. 3 · A5 South, vulnerable, you
hold·
•A Q8 l:IK 9~ OA KJ 106 2 68
The biddinR has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
I 0 PaH I ti l •
?
What do you bid now?
A · Partner's response and East's
spade overcall have improved your
hand drrunat1cally, and you s hould
be thinlting in lenns of a possible
sl11m 1'he lir11t fllep in the mve.sli·
gallon 111 to bring partner anlo the
p1ctu1e, and thl' way lo occompltsh
lhut 111 lo cue-bid two spades.
Q. 4 · Eloth vuln~r-0ble. as South
you hold
•Q 9 3 QlO 7 OK J 9 2 •Q J 10 4
Q. 6. Both vulnerable. aa South
you hold: ,
•Akt65 tlkll 0 1018 4 413
The bidding has proceeded:
NOR11f EAST SOUJ'H WEST
l ti P... I • Pue
2 1:1 Pue ?
What do you bid now?
• A. • As we discussed in the first
answer. partner's heart. rebid in
this siLuation promises a six-card
au.it. That puta you on the border·
line of game, and we would take the
conservative position of making an
invitational raise t.o three heart.a.
Q. 6 ·As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
.. , $1650. 895·6046 Energy-80011 Herbs _1_8_8_0_8_o_a_t_o_n_W_h_•_le-r '79 RX-7, rablt
MOVING Ethan Allen All natural US P'Oduc:t. Outrage 19 n w/Ya· New: baltery, all dl1ptay/bookc:ases, FREE TRIAL hama 130HP 0 /8 . 1or, cllch & rad
antique .oak Welsh 646-5194 Custom helms chairs nda body/lnl w
cupboard, rugs & ---------1 & seats, VHF rac:Jlo & $1800 obo 9e3-more. 640-1838 FREE PUPPY alereo. Metlculously
Short halrod, mixed. maintained, >dnt cond.1--------•
Roch• Bobola Free to loving home. $18,950 642-8814 OLDSMOBILE 9115
hexagon wht laq/ 963-2840 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
bra11 DJR lbl butfet 6 ---------•---------•• upholstered chrs, orig Free to good home 2 SAil BOATS ?014 83 CuUaaa Broham )4 $12,500, must sell klllens. brothers. dr, anrf, xlnt '"Ved.
$6000. Cuat designer would ltko 10 atay lo-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii full power new plllrfl,
qn hlde,a·bed wht. gethor, (714> 61s;6833 LASER SAILBOAT brakes, 11r ... 12100. never used·new $2000 or 71"-729·7581 MUST SEEi Call ell
now $750. 631·1751 $850. 875-2419 7pm. 854-4458
wrought Iron e patio MACHINERY 6045
rcl•ce• chairs . .
ounges, Hites. CaJI HEIGHT GAUGE
for details 640-1103 18 INCH, MITUTOYO
Model# 192·112. MERCHANDISE Dlg1ta1-Mechan1cat $225 obo. MISC. 6015 VALVE GUIDE
UDO 14 • Hull 2335, fl· berglass center bOard •-1-0-y-0-1-A---9-2-1-0 & rudder, has raced
completely, Ilk• new
Olmen aalla, ll'aller &
cover, many extras
$1800·642·7606 Msg
-----
••1 5 .ti~ K Q 7 3 OK J 2 •A 10 4 Brother elec: typewriter
The bidding hos proceeded: $50, Body by Jake eK·
Bore mlc .. , o.2s-o.4o MARINE SUPS Takachlho Seiki. $225
obo. 662-3508 DOCKS 7022
'88 SUPRA TURBO Removable sport roof,
cuatom whla, •l•c:·
ll'onlc •u•penalon aya-tem, ABS brk1, lthr
seals, whl w/llnled
window•. every op.. tlonl Must 18111 $9950. SOunt WEST NORTH EAST erclaer. $75. 536·9715 I r:) I• 2 () P ...
? Cable TV ducramblera/ PETS &
, What do yl>u bid now? conffl't•nl We carry, ANIMALS 6049
A.· You want t.o get to game but buy, repair all makes/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil · d '-~ ' modal1. FrH catalog, four diall'\on s u,.,asses three no 1-SOC>-407-4444 ADOPT·A·PET
721-8725 40 FT mooring, prime 1 ________ _
locatlon. S 15,000. 87 MR2 Navy blue Fun
Terms avalt'able. & reliable, anrf, 5 apd,
Chuck, 695·5068 AC , CC. 112K ml.
$3500. 840-6978
trump, three diamonds is an egTe-
gioua underbid and three heart.I
auggl!sts an unbalanced hand. The
solution is t.o make a temporizing
bid of three clubs to see what that
fetches from your partner.
Carpet cleaner, 5 gal,
rebtt motors, w/acc:es·
aorles $350/obo. 4 American slotted
IT)ags-141<8 for Chevy.
$150/obo. 960·7857
Every sat & Sun at MOTORCYCLES 1---· -----
PETSMART, Founta!n SCOOTERS 8018 VANS 9225 Valley. Puppies, ktl· ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tens and more, all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•
looklng for tovlng, car·
Ing homes. CALL 241 ·
0317 for moro lnlo.
Crmbldlem Orchids ---------• 1 & 2 g allon s 1 o ea. Free to good home
640-1103 ontyt Black & while
* 84SHADOW• ONLY 21 K MILES
flUNS GREAT
$1400 080
882·3508
'89 Plymouth Voraeer
4-eyc turbo, 55K ml, blk cherry. Allio, A/C,
full power, tint wndw1.
$8900. 714--855-6761
mllte klltens. 8 weeks ---------~~or'°:::·~~l~dca::y ·~~.~~~~~ !r.~~o~~·:.1·v-0_1_v_o ____ 9_2_3_0
Center Club
Membership Minister Certificate In stroke
recovery, e>cperlenced
nurse's aide. Uve/out
or In. Refs. 645-1794
hand, bottle fed. GK ml-xlnt cond $5600liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•Cati 675-9663 • 768-,685 before 10pm '75 245 DL Weeon
4 cyl, allck. good
Interior/body. S875
Obo. 831-7149
pd SSK. now $4400
OBO. 760-1901
For small outreac:n
ministry. 648·2139
Plent Melnt Tech
Se\le abused anc:J
abandoned pels. Be e volunleer/lostor. Call
714·859·2704.
1981-Honda CB900F Good buy
$750 Flrmll 831 ·8041
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1EMPLOYMENT .
Green thumb, PT, e>cp· I•••••••••
own car, hrty + mite-MERCHANDISE age. (714)379-5699
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9250
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CARPENTRY 3S10
to clean. Chrlallne ., T • OUtRJ; that all used Ll518517 Free Esl Jobi. Ucenaed. 2Syra No Job too amalll
840-6177 pg ~16-5193 i---------Hauling g79·8245 houaehold good a .. 48 ... 033 24hr• e>ep. 24 hra 554-7831 5% 011 w/ad 873·2937
FeucES Carpentry. roofing, HAUUNG 3720 print lh I ... ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------~" plumbing. drywall, BJo·Scap•• Int/Ext mp ovc•"c T bee r _V_E_S_C __ O_P-.. -,N-T_l_N_o_•---------We gals ahoutd hang .. Dec•L' 36 s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Landacap• SarvlcH .u. . at num r; _, PLUMBING 3890 togelh.,. Strip. lnltaH, HIRE A CARPENTIER CONCRETE 8r ca AO n.> 1 !~~~f~a1~~l~t~~:1~:· Haullng Junk, Appll· Comm/realdentlat llmoa and chauffeur• &Wallpapering ac:Jvlc• to the crqy.
Additions/Remodels MASONRY 3557 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ancH, Yard Clean-Up, Uc#689798 966-0668 print their T.C.P. num· lll'583695 633·7172 anytime
Fire/Water/Repairs . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •FKNCES GATES• Complet• property Etc. Cati Mike ber In all advert118· -588·5247 THE LOCAL PLUM8ERt---------Jerry 84&·7540 new~epalr/pMt replaced malnt-Custom painting 848-1391 Gerd•nlng ••rvlc• manta. If you have • WHY PAV MORE? .. Wiiiiam 8angtrl Co.· Can't aeem to n---. ....._ .... n.-. ~ *Beat Price/Quality Redwood• L#676605 drywall-carpentry Cl•an·Upa, Sprinkler• quHllon aboul th• te· *QUALITY * since HM7·W• are aa t all h '-.:::: ..=:=-.=...-.,....... Undtcape, bricll. llone Jim Whyte 842·7206 ptumblnn..stucco etc. tnatall/Malntenance. gajty of a mover. limo Insured L#678648 cl• a1 your telephone get o l ose
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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------fLOOR INSTALL the Hatbor Al .. ·flxed 'Shampure' w/your lat Or1""1 .. Sclelone LandT 1 scpngl XLHT rep. 1 Iv min. Ins. Dlrectorv
Pr',... eatlmatea Call haircut. 72" •232 r .. ga n, r mm ng T18765". V/MC 731·"""'• Golluso Mutlc Studio ROOFING 3910 .,, Exp'd Nanni .. avaJI for CONTRACTORS REPAIRS 3620 00-;;g (7l4) 845-4727 _, & Remova11. c1 .. o-• "''""' AU agea, 5 to adult, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii help you find
llv•ln potltlona Into 3558 upa & Malnl, St. Lie. beginning to claHlcs rellable help.
tovlng homH. lrlah Vlnyt, hardwood •Hl·Q HANDYMAN• INSURANCE 3778 1599025, 85CMU08 PAINTING 3858 540-1047 A-1/ROOFMASTaR8 M2·587a
Nanny Agey. 974-8108 ceramic. mart>la, aub lrrlgallon, drlpllnu, Since 1921
Local Uc 20yr exp lloor repair. carpel *514-1955• N d h 1 ..LootJ patio daalgn t Beat PrlcM/Qual11y
Sm.I' Job •• big lob. H • p com,.... ng • r•••· •W.P. YOUNQQUl8T PET •""'1'"• • ..,..1 Uc, Bond 843-3882 ---------M • d I care /Med I ca I planting. lawns. 527· Palntlfte Contractor VIC UYV" ... -CLEANING Quick r••pon ae. MR FIX IT Small ln1u1ance cl aim 1087 or 310-439-0289 Oual. pllnlinn by rvofla SER ES 3870 iedler Rooftn9-Uc & 1
SEDVIrer 3548 Fr" Eat. 650-7042 •---------hOUHhOld appliance t 1 w ... '" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ina Speclall•e comm "' ~ u•uwroaa orm• • com• to Landacepe ... , •• , Ucl602098. Ina. • f/re1 ... .
i iiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil p ~u A&; repair• & handyman you. 97 ... 748 Yard llght•1prln ... ter1. FrM nl 84~ •-· ...... l ..... t I lenllcet r•roo /repair. 25 yrs . --------amp•YD$ 3622 chores. 557·2158 " ""'-•FREE EST 875-5095
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FREE ESTIMATES c...-t• Reetoretlon sprlnklerS,lcelhng fant. Tr•• trlm/removel mural•. Richard Sinor Uc.nns . 576-2148 UMOD!UNG
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