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Nevvport .Will giv~ electric cars a boost
....,. Under new ordinance, all
new homes in the city will
include hookups for
non-polluting vehicles .
Bv STEVEN EAMES, ST.vF wa.1Tn
NEWPORT BEACH -For·
ward-thinking city fathers already
·are preparing for the day when
Senior PGA
tournament
planned for
Mesa Verde
....,. Professional golf event
scheduled for March 13-19
at Costa Mesa course.
BY R.ICJIARD D UNN, Sro1Ts Wann
COST A MESA -After six
months of deliberation, a Senior
PGA Tour event will indeed come
to Co)ta Mesa with the inaugural
Toshiba Seniors Classic at the
Mesa Verde Country Club, sched-
uled March 13-19.
Plans for the golf tournament
were announced TueSday at the
Orange County Sports Hall of
Fame at Anaheim Stadium.
Don Andersen, executive direc-
tor of the Orange County Sports
Association, which will ml!Qagc the
event, finalized a three-way, tbree-
year agreement late Monday night
with the Senior PGA Tour, Toshi-
ba and Mesa Verde CC.
h 's the first Senior PGA golf
tournament in Orange County's
history.
Although the tournament is less
than five months away, and con-
struction or a pipeline project
along the Santa Ana River adja-
cent to Mesa Verde's hole No. 6
continues to exist, officials are
confident that the facility will be
in top condition by next March.
"The timing of getting every-
thing together wasn't a concern
when we start ed last April, but I
think we can overcome that," said
Andersen, who will be the tourna·
ment director.
Bill Wallace, longtime Mesa
Verde golf chairman, who made
the initial contacts to the Senior
PGA Tour that started the ball
rolling for the OCSA, said the
construction project is two weeks
ahead of schedule, and promises
that hole No. 6 will be played to
its full length when the tourna-
ment starts.
Prize money for the event will
be $800,000, a figure that will es·
calate to $1 million in each of the
See GOLF/'•1• I
many residents drive cars that
need to be plugged in, not filled
PP• .
They are enacting a new law re-
quiring the garages of all new
homes built beginning Jan. 1 to in-
clude hookups for electric vehicles.
Only two other local governments
in California, Sacramento County
and West Hollywood, have such
laws on their books.
The City Council introduced the
ordinance Mon~ay and is sched-
uled to adopt it on Nov. 14.
"This is an attempt for Newport
Beach to be ahead of the curve
rather than catching up in the fu-
.ture," City Manager Kevin Mur-
phy said.
Councilman John Hedges had
some concerns about the new re-
quirement, but ended .up voting in
favor.
"What are we trying to ac-
complish?" he asked, noting that
the city is almost built out and
only 800 homes are in the plun-
ning stages.
Murphy said the measure was a
good idea because of state·
mandated goals for sales of zero-
emission cars. They begin at 2% in
1998 and rise to 10% in 2003.
"We think it's just good plan-
ning," he said.
The proposal also was defended
by Building Director Ray Schuller.
He said the new code would save
electric vehicle b~yers )everal hun-
dred dollars.
"It's approptiate to put them in
now rather than later, '"hen it'll
coM more," he ~aid.
Citing figures obtained from
Sacramento County, he said the
cost of running A conduit from the
main eh:ctricnl service panel to an
outlet in the garage reserved for
· Luu Hcx.1.ru : DAILY t>1Lor
Linda Biehl, flanked by children Zach and Kimberly, invited reporters to their Newport Beach home to talk about the conviction
of three South African men In the beating death of her daughter Amy 14 months ago.
Three -convicted in beating death · of Biehl
....,. Ruling brings some
closure to the family of
Newport Beach woman
killed in South Africa.
Bv MAAC S. PosNER, SrAFF WIJTla
NEWPORT BEACH -Three
young men were convicted Tues-
day in a South African court of
beating Amy Biehl to dea~h just
outside Cape Town 14 mon ths
ago, capping an 11-month trial
that was marred by frightened
witnesses and court watchers
mocking the Fulbright scholar
and her family members.
Biehl, a 26-year·old Stanford
graduate, had left her Newport
Beach home to work in a Cape
Town law firm to promote de-
mocracy in the racially divided
country as it approached its first
all.race elections.
'Her death -days before her
scheduled return to Ne\\ port
Beach -brought condolences
from world leaders including
President BilJ Clinton, now-
Soutn African President Nelson
Mandela and Coretta Scott King,
the widow of civil rights leader
Rev. Mart in Luther King Jr.
"She's still very much a part of
us," said Linda Biehl, An1y '!>
mother who has made three trips
to South Africa since Amy 's
murder. "She's gone, but she's
not."
Linda Biehl said she's pleased
to see the political strides made
in South Africa during the last
14 months, but her heartache is
beyond words.
She "would have been bar-
gaining with the devil himself,'' if
she had known in a'tivancc that
her daughter's efforts to bring
peace and education to South
Africa would have ended in
death, she said.
· ··All of a sudden it 's ngh1
there again,'' she said. "You run
the ga mut. At times )Ou're JUSl
really tired and need )Orne )Oli-
tude"
Amy's desire to help in South
Africa began to form '"hen her
·older sister Kim, now 28, read
Mandela's biography in high
school, Linda Biehl said.
The convictions of ~1ongez1 _
Manquina, 22, ~lz1khona
Nofemela, 19, and Vusumzi
Ntamo, 23, were significant, but
only close a chapter in the
Oiehl's ordeal, said Peter Diehl,
Amy's father.
"Fundamentally it's an impor-
tant day," he said. "l hope it
gives (South Africans) some faith
in their system of ju)tice. E'en
though we're here in Ne"port
I3eJch our thought) are 'cry
much there."
Prosecutor~ are 1,cdtng the
death penally. but brvaJc~bt re-
pons ind1c:i1e th..it 1sn'1 ltkcl~ to
be the cJse \\hen the judge
hands do\\ n thJt Jec1-.1on )Orne •
time toda)
Biehl famllv member )J1d
they don't )Upport the death
penalty, C\en for the three men
"ho killed their d:iughtcr.
"Amy definitely didn't bcl1e\I.~
m retribution,'' Peter l3iehl sa1J
from the family home d1rcdl)
acros) from Ne" port llarbvr
High School "here their 17-)ear-
old son Zach is a member of the
ba)eball team.
The convic•ions were an) thing
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special elcctrtc veh1cl~ recharging
equipment is only $40 during ini-
tial con~truction. Adding it LO an
cxi)1tng house.: could cost' Sl,000 or
more, depending on the length of
"the conduit.
Councilwom:in Evel) n Hart, a
big supporter of the measure, s:ud
it \\ :.i~ in l...ccptng "1th Ne\\ port
Beach') role as •·a forerunner-in
finding wlutions to ~ir qttttltty i ·
sues."
Park plans
given . the
ur.een light
by Newport
Bolsa Avenue, Begonia
Park among the areas .that
will benefit from project
BY STEVl..~ EA.\U.S, S11\TF Wa.1Tca
NE:.WPOln BEACH -A pro-
po)ed mini·pJrk on · Baba A,.enue
th:u fell '1ctnn to recent budget
cub I) back on track follO\\lng Cit)
Council appn>,.il !\ton1fa)0 of some
creathe finan.:mg.
The council .iii>0 m.1dc.: a com-
mitment lo bu) a lot that \\Ould be
osed to e:\pand Begonia Park Ill
CoronJ <lei ~1..tr. A dcci':.1on on
how to divvy up the r.est of $145
million in park fees "as po)tponcd
to Nov. 14. · .
"\\'e got It approved -ag:itn ..
said Council\\oman Evcl)n H;irt,
Y.hO n:present:> Ne"pOt• He1ghb
and h:is been pu)htng . ro.c Boba
Park for se,eral )e:trs. '-
The park. located :u the corner
of Bob.a and OlJ l'\c\\ port A\'enuc
and csumated to cost S 175,0UO.
\\as appro1,.ed by the Parks, Beach-
es and Recreation Comm1s:iion in
No,ember 1990. Funding \\as tn·
eluded 1n the 1992-93 budget, but
''a~ remo,cd because of revenue
shonl..Jlb.
AJ1hough tht: Nc.:"'port Heights
par!... sen1ce area ha) onh
Sl5:?,321 in 1..leH~lopment fen
l\ ..111Jblc, the council apprOH~d
H..Jrt's )Ug_~1;stion to burro"
S:?3.671J from the Corona del !\lJr
park sl.!r.1.:e area. ThJt arcJ ha) a
S-tJ:?,302 )Urplus.
1 he Cll} hac; 11 par\.. )Cl"\ ICC
..trcJ ... th..Jt arc f unJcd by fee) on
nc\\ homes Ea1..h are:i's money
can be ui.ed either for park
pro;cch \\llhtn th.JI are.1 or to
bu1IJ or 1mpn..l'C commulllt) parks
in other areJ fhe park fees mu)t
be spent '"tlhtn f1\c }ears or be re-
tu rned to the Je\'eh.>pcr.
A~ of June Jl), the J l area had
a tot:il of SI .45 million in the
bank.
The park~ commission has ree-
l•• 'ARKS/P•9• I
On the ballot but. out of race, · MacMillian ON THI COVIR INSIDI
still a factor in sc-ool board -campaign
BY WtLLlAM LOBD£LL, £onoa
T hough he's wi thdrawn from
the race, what happens if
Rod MacMillian -whose
name is still on the ballot -wins
a school board seat?
That's the talk around the
Newport-Mesa district ever since
MacMillian, citing health reasons,
announced his retirement. Left in
the· West Side race are Wendy
Leccc, who is trying to shake the
fundamentalist image left by her
'91 campaign, and write-in
candidate Oscar Santoyo. But
MacMillian -with three decades
of distinguished service -may
very well win the election.
So then what? The school board
has a number of options to fill a
four-year seat.
I) AP.point the next highest vote
getter (for two or four years).
2) Hold interviews with
interested candida(es and appoint
a resident closest to MacMillian'a
educational philosophy (likely for
two yean).
3) Call fo r a special election,
which will come with a price taa of
ANALYlll
about $50,000.
Sources say the board is leaning
toward the No. 2 option.
Stay tuned.
P.S. When the new Newpon
Coast elementary school opens,
look Tor it to 'be named after Rod
MacMiJlian.
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ENLISTING THE TROOPS:
Political newcomer Patrick
Bartolic has developed an '
ingenious strategy in his attempt
to beat favori te Dennis O'Neil and
lone-shot Oarlie Oabbard in their
race for a Newport Beach City
Council seat.
Bartolic, a Realtor, has enlbted
a small army of his professional
friends and asked them to walk
their territories - or "farms," as
they call it in the real estate
bu incss -and pass out campaign
literature. Danolic's battalion
plans to cover each neighborhood
in Newport Beach and gives him
tremendous, if non·traditional,
grassroot strength. His fellow
Realtors have also been among his
biggest financial contributors.
O'Neil -a mainstay in the
Newport Beach business and
social community for decades -
has coun\ercd with aggressi'c
fund-raising and campaigning,
making for on intriguing race for
the Corona del Mar dbtrict seat.
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HOLD.LNG A GRUDGE: The
me1fil>ers or the Co ta Mesa
Republican Assembly have long
memories. They endorsed
perennial Costa Mesa City Council
candidate Chris Steel over Peter
Buffa, the GOP aroup·~ former
president and rawrite among
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' Sh•'• No. 1: State Sen. Marian Befgeeon, who topped the
Dally Pilot'• ll•t of the 103 most tnftu.ntial people . In the
community, chat• Tunday during a lunche<>n honoring tt'°9e select~ for the llst. ... atoty, P999 4. ·
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Wednetaay, October 26, 1994 Newport Beach/Co•ta Meu Daily Pilot
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CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, S'40·122'4, ext. 361
Top 103 honorees, from left, LaDonna Kienitz, Tony C'de Baca,
Dave Carmichael, Patty Madueno and Jan Mittermeir. Leigh Steinberg and Jill Uoyc1.be1.ora the luncheon. ------~aul Salafa, uamce Fucfis and Cinda MoOk shannrtaogtr.-
..... ily Pilot l03 honored during luncheon at Balboa· Bay Club
~ A crowd of about 80
turns out to hear talks, eat
food and have fun. .
Bv TINA Bo&GAITA, STAFF w1.1Tu
T he Daily Pilot honored its
li st of Newport-Mesa's 103
most influential people
during a luncheon Tuesday
hos\ed by the Balboa Bay Club.
The individ uals who made the
list were selected for their ability
and willingness to affect change
in their community.
Sen. Marit.in Bergeson, who ..:.
topped this year's list~
Congrcssmbn Chris Cox, who
ranked 29th; Leigh Steinberg, an
uuorncy and well known sports
agent who ran ked fourth; and
Hugh I lcwiu, a former auorncy
in the Reagan White House and
co-ho~t of ''Life & Times" on
PDS. who rarfked 11th on the list,
we re among the honorees who
attended the event.
They, aiong with eight other
allcndces, were a~ked to offer
brief updates on their areas of
business or expertise.
Bergeson spoke briefly about
her move from the legislature
to a seat on the Orange County
Board of Supervisors, saying
she's "looking forward" to
working on the county level.
"That's where you have an
opportunity to shape the
community and shape you r lives
ln a more positive and
meaningful way," said
Bergeson.
On a more local level, Mac
Bernd, Newport-Mesa Unified
School District superintendent;
Danny Bibb, a 19-year real
estate veteran and founder of
Coast Newport Properties; and
Karen McGlinn, director of the
Share Our Selves poverty relief
PHOTOS 1Y DON LtACll/DAILY PtLQ"J'
The Balboa Bay Club's Bob Lynch reads about the-103 most influential
people in the community prior to Tuesday's luncheon.
center, were also invited to
speak.
Dibb, who r.anked ninth
on this year's list, said
Newport Beach real e:il:ltc
is beginning lo recover
from the market drop of
the early 1990s.
"Real estate sales are
buck, and it's a prelly
heahhy market," he suid.
Uc..'Tnd, \\ho ranked :ii....,1h
on the list, spoke about the
dii.trict's "new emphasa!I"
on art and technology and
a push toward pulling
more resources into the
classroom.
"Our budget is quite
good, and we have strong
reserves," B<:rnd said.
"Tha1's not to !>UY ,..,c'rc
awash witli .money, but
we're able to have more
resources going into the
classrooms than we've had
in many years."
l\lcGlirn1 offered a few
comments from the social service
provider's fronl, s:iying
organiLations like hers "are doing
well."
"It's kind of like a
double-sided S\\ord," she said. "lf
we 're still l..eeping busy, that
means ''c s1ill have people who
arc homeless and out of work.
Th:H that abo says that we are
not a county that doesn't care.
Our \Oluntcers are flourishing,
and our don:nions are coming . " an.
About 80 guc!lts allendcu the
luncheon, dining on a menu that
included a mixed green ~alau
"ith ~ntol..cu ~almon and a main
cour~c featuring grilled halibut in
a liglu cream !.auce '}ilh baby
CJrrOt!I, poiatocs and green
bl!ahs.
The honorees (eceived T-shirts ·
that "'er c nu mbercd with their
runl..ings on the list.
...
ALMANAC
BANKRUPTCIES
Rl'ct11t bankruptcies as rrporttd to
t/lt Frdrrul Ba11J.ruptry Cuurt in Santa
Amt.
COSTA MHA
• Brian l>uuglas Bo"tlers, dba: Pacific
ll)drod) namics, chapter 7.
Nl WPORT HACH
• Paclnc Crol Tcchnulogles Inc.,
ch.iplcr 7. ....,
BIRTHS
Mo51 rrccnt birt/1) in Nc"port Bc11c/I
and CuJ.1t1 Mesa.
HOAG MIMORIAL HOSPITAL
SIPT. 29 .
•Marco and U11rb11ru Berroca l Bunn.
Corona dcl M-Ar. girl
SIPT. ~O
• Murk and 1 hcresa Bernstein, Col.la
Mc!>a, girl
• Ouuglus und Barbara Chrf)l, Costa Mc)a, girl . .
OCT. 1
•Daniel and Lynne ll:i)ts, Costa Mesa,
boy
OCT. 4
• lrlc and Teua Jacobs, NeY.pon
Ucach. girl
• Willlum Culdcro ond Deborah Nelson,
Newport Ocach, boy
•Jay and Usa Taylor, Newport Beach,
boy
OCT. I
•Jaime and Mrgan Rios, Costa Mesi, boy
•Thomas and Yoshiko Ojclloind, Co)ta
Mes:i, boy
OCT. 6
• Tbom111 and Susan Mathieu, Costa
Mesa. boy
•Thierry Toal, Costa Me\a, boy
OCT. 7
• P11ul and Becky Recd, Corona dcl
Mar, girl
• Sle\tn and Delia Bamu. Newport
Beach, girl
• Ltunard and Barbura Sinficld, Costa
Mc~:l. girl
OCT. I
• l>imas 1111d Giulia Soh~r·Rolg, Corona
dcl Mar, boy
ST. JOHPH HOSf lTAL
OCT. 14
•John and Julie Leahy. Newport
Deach, gi rl
IUSINISS UCINSH
• EllLabtlh Peterson, 92, c.l1cd Scpl. 2:?.
•Thelma Schooley, 73, Sept. 24
DUI ARRESTS
The follo"ing pcoplt »t'rt rurrsted
rrct11tly on suspicion uf driting u11d"r
the illflut11ce. Thtst pt•oph· 1111• e u11/y
been arrrsted 011 suspicion uf a crimt
and, us ttith all such crimes, thtf urr
innocent until pro•e11 guilt).
COSTAMHA
• Roberto \'ulcntine-Lopet, ::!6. ol Co,la
Mc!>a.
•Frank Joe Lun:i, 31, of Cusla Mcs.i.
•Marlo Cru.t-Uonilla, 19, of <::osta
Mesa.
New buslntss license informal/on •Luis Solis·Cubello, 28, of Cosw ~lc!>a.
rrporttd by lht cities of Cost.u Mts• •Miguel Vosquu-Monles, 25, of Costa
•nd Ntttport Btach. Mc a.
COSTA MIU • Robert Lee Eary, 59, or Co>la Mc~a
•John Kao or China West No. 2, at -·• Jamts Steven Lange, 22, or Custa
2300 H:irbor Blvd.. Mcs:i.
•Robert Carlstrom or JclTerson Group .• Trisha l.ynn Bigshaw, 2S. of Costa
Inc .. al 600 Anton Blvd. Mesa.
• Bruce Mack.le or Southern Callrornla •Robe rt Louis Godley, 24, of Irvine.
Collblon, at 1306 Logan Ave. •Lucy Proflo, 23, of Laguna I fills. 1 • J:ay Fischer or Action Sy.!ilems, I I 3001 •Tommy Reno Merrick, 41, of Laguna
Red I lill Ave. -Niguel.
•Eric Anlheunlssc or Cedar 11111 • Telva Spector, 29, or Los Angeles.
Reptile Entrrprlscs, al unknown •Scott Allen Casey, 24, of Newport
add re". Beach.
DIATHS
Most rtctnt dtaths as rtporltd to tht
Oran1t QJunty Rteordtr's om~.
COITAMUA
•Leslie Me.adow, 75, died Sept. 21.
•William Scott Jr., 59, died Sept. 14.
•Lorraine Werstruk, 59, died Sept. 21 .
• Joyce Cox, 67, died Sept. 18.
• Ulllan llemlnger, 73, died Sept. 22.
• David Reynold Fugen, 31, of Ncwporl
Beach.
•Janice Margaret Nolan, 43, or
Newport Beach.
• Keenle J oseph Gutierrez, 42, or
Newport Beach.
•David Klnd.1ilr11nd, 24. or S;inta Ana.
• Usa Patricia Lamb, 22, or
Westminster.
NIWPORT HACH
•Tracy Louise Bu pre, 22. or l).1lbo:i
blunc.l. •
• J<WI Lte Craft Jr., 25, or Co..ta ~lc~a.
• • Shanrndo::ih L)OO 0Luna, ~7. or
TU)llO
• LurcnLo Lugo Moreno, 36, of Co~la
Mc~a
• Pulrlrk Allen lkimunn, 35. of C\»la
Mc~.1.
•Todd Ch riuophcr Murruy, 26, ol
NcY.porl Ocach.
•Vernon Christopher Stn>le, 27, or
L1v~rmorc.
• M.1rctl Ga>lon l>ouml·rr, 26, ol
l lun11ng1on UeJch.
LEGAL CLAIMS
City Council members recently
appro•td tht dt11iul by tl1t city mtwagrr
of tht follo"ing claims.
NIWPORT HACH
SIPT. H
• Vincent J. and Camille A. Oall:iglta
alleging properly damage at 230 Poppy
Avenue as a resuh of I lazcl S1rcc1
sewer Ul)d water main con~1ruc1io11
project. '
•Tod Lee I larb1n alleging person:il inJurics as 1 result or s1cppmg ofr curb
onlo cxccu blacktop on 12th S1rcc1 at
Beach front on Sept. 4.
'•Jeffrey R. Millet alleging vehicle
towed in error from. Irvine Avenue on June 29; i.ecking rcimbu1scmcnl of
St27.50. ;
• S1:i1c Farm ln~urance Co./M::irlJ
I lughes alleging property damage 10
vehicle Oil March 20 Y.b1le cl;iin1Jnl
proceeded through in1c~c1ion on a
green light (Snn Joaquin I ltlls Road
nod the 73 Freeway).
OCT. 10
•Janice Aldridge ullcging her
windslllcld wns damaged as a rcl>ult or
rock hilling it from vehicle in rronl of
her on l>ac10c Coast I l1ghY.ay near lri, A\cnuc approximately l\\O 10 ahrce
month~ ai;o.
•Arturo I. Concepcion Jll.:g11lg damJg.:
lo rear end of \Chicle as a result or
bcmg struck by city \Chicle ;it l ud>) \
Shopping Center on DJlboa Uo\Jlcv.11J
on !>cpl.:?
• Fcc.lcr.11 lnwr.1ncc Co.ffhc Chubb
Group for I larrkllc W111)l er allq;ing
property dam:1gc a) a tcsult of lll} 11..:c
falling onto her home al 1714 !>1;11hghl
on April :?-i ,
• Llii.1b..th Le' 111 allcgmg ixrwnal
inJuru;~ a) a result of being ·h11 by J
bi~1dc frum behind \\h1h.: \\Jlk111s on
the O~cJn fronl UoJrd\\alk on April t
• A)la Pullncr alleging per,onal inJuflC\
as a rc)uh of lrip anJ fall on ~lcp )he
did not ~cc bccau'.>c of 1nsurt1~1c11t anJ
un>afc lighting caused by broken or
burned oul light bulb on Corona dd
ti.fJr bcJch near MJrgucntc 1\\..:nuc on
April 30.
• OiJna and Ste\.: Lcwcllt ng Jllc&mg
ficus tree in parkway c:iui.cd ~ewer
backup at UOI Goldenrod Avenue on
Scpl. 3, l>cc'king rcimbuhcmcnl of Sl49
for plumbing bill and requesting 1r..:e~
be removed immediately.
• Pacific Bell alleging city damasctl
undcr,round lclcphonc cable ;1nJ
conduit a1 61J7 W. Day A\c, on April 12.
seeking rcimbu~mcnt of $756.77.
•Jon Sdu~lcr alleging per~nal injurici.,
cic., a) u rc~ult of traffic colli,ion u1
MacArthur Boulevard and 73 Freeway
on April 2.
• Shaun Schisler alleging per)()nal
injuries, etc., ::is a result of lraffic
colli)ion al MacArthur Boulevard anc.l
73 Frcc~ay on April 2
_ • Haymond A. Sm~h all~m& properly 1
damage as n rcsuh of city i.cwer backup
al 206 La Jolla Drive on ,Sept 16.
• St111c Farm Insurance .Co. for L"clyn
Lewis hllcging damage to vcluclc a) a
rC)Ult of traffic tncidcnl \\1lh city )lrCcl
\\\ccp.:r on l:?th Street on July 14.
•·Lon Tooker alleging tree limb caused
h.r car Jlllcnna 10 break at Bmh and
l'..:llcr )lfecb on ,.\ug. I, )Cdm~
r..:1111bur,cm..:nt of S.200.
REAL ESTATE SALIS
Urt'wt rt'JI t'lt11tr sale~ D> n•purted
bJ 1/11: Cu11timnt.1I l..n1t)l'I'> 'I itlt' Co. 111
S.mt.i A11u.
COSTA MISA
• \\ Jll,cr, \V. & U .. 344 t l(Jth SI ,
S.205,000
• t:mrcncr, G. & K., 331 Ogh: SI. A,
S'.?:?5,000
• ci:irrola, T S. f & A, Hi54 Fullerton
,\\C., SI 5,000
•Arena, c .. 365 LI Perle Lane,
SJ:!S.UOO
• \\ illiami., D. & L, 1584 SantJ AnJ
Aw., S:?30.UOO.
• Tcllt>ri.un, T., 2:?0 Knox St. C,
S2.27,000.
•Richie), T & L , 2:?2 Rochc~tcr St ..
Sltj9,000.
•Fulton, N., 1813 Fullerton A\e ,
S308,000.
• Uro1rn, S .. 319 Vista Daya, S29l,OOO.
• lfochrdu112, S., 18:? Vir&inia Place,
~290,000.
• Cr•mford, M., 203 Cecil Place,
S:?45.000.
• fl·rguson, C. & A., 269 Cecil Place,
Sl75,000.
• 0:1\ lcs, E. & K., :?09 Rose Lane, s 197,000.
• S1u111y, R. & K., 227 Cottage Place,
S'.?05,000.
• 'ljan, A. & Y., 307 E. 21st St,
SS00,000.
nn .. -.v.i;ll(f llf.N H • ""'t" "'-"" lllilJ PilllL MAILING ADDHll lwtracions, cd11orfal ma11cr or ad· WEATHER SURF RIPORT POLICI llLES
vcr1lscmcn1J herein can be ri:pm· Our udd... is 330 W. Ouy St., dllCCd without wriucn ptrn11uio11 swell. Morning low TIMPIRATURIS fr•• Surfllne/ 500 block or Fcrnlear .C:O.ta Mcu. CA 92627. or copyriiJit owner. clouds ;and fog will COSTAMISA Newport Beach clear by early W11Yetr•k A\enue: A pearl necklace 70/57 threu9h Tuestl•y 3500 block or Cudlllac IUl. D, NO. !II TO MAKI A CO•RICTION HOW TO •IACH UI Balbot11 afternoon. AHnue: About 60 pieces of ::ind pearl e:lrrings ~ere
Ir 11 the Pdoc's pohcy to prompcly ClrculaUon 70/58 A $.lrong New aluminum pipe \\Orlh S784 reported stolen rrom a ThOlllH II. JollnlQa, Publiihcr corr«ct all crron of 111biWl« Cost1 MC!s.i TIDIS Zc.iland storm
Wllll1m Lobddl, Ec111or Pie.ate call 540-1224, uc. 363. (fbeTlmes 73/57 TODAY brin~s us a w(!rc stolen from an open home. They were worth
Stttt Marb~. Maiu1in1 Ed11or Tiunk you. Oranae County) Corona del M.u 'firsl high soul west swell this storage urea ofter someone $1 ,300.
lrb Yokol, C11y Cduor (800) 252-9141 71/58 4:37 a.m ........... 3.4 week with head-high hopped a chain-link fence.
Marrlol111ln, Photo [d1IOf m Advertl1ln1 Fir.st low waves at the better
S. fn11k. C.l'C\llaoon Manaicr Tllo Ne•pon Buell/Colla Mua Oassified 642-5678 aU .. fOHCAIT 7:25 a . .,, .......... 3.3 s~t\faeaking by 3100 block or Klll)broukt TIPI or'"' DAY Dally Pilot (USPS-144-800) II ' Display 642-4321 Second high T urs ay but lasting Lone: Someone tried 10 lluli Kolahf. Prod11C1iotl Maruscr publ~lled MondabcthrouiJi Sacllr• LOCATION SIZE 1 :36 p.m .......... 4.2 over the weekend pry a pay phone off of a • If a car appe:lrs to be
Mkhul fktcbtr, 01Splay M1ru1er day In Newport acll and a.ta Editorial W~dge 1·2 5W Second low wilh good surfing SIUCCO building (II following you, turn and
J11dy Otuln" C1awf~d Manaacr Men. 1ublcrlpuons arc: only avail· N~ws 540-1224 Newport 1·2 SW 9:48 p.m.~ ......... 1.0 on the whole Pacirlc 1blo by &ublcrtbina to The Tunes I lalccrc!ll Purk, eau~ing walk in the opposite Pnmod hah, Conuolltr Oransc Couniy (800) 252-9141. In Sports 642-4330 Blacklcs 1·3 SW THURSDAY co.isl. Our waves
Uta$ outside o( Newport Ocach News, Sports Fax 646-4170 River Jetty 1·3 IW First high will be a little $450 dam:i~c 10 th e phone direction, or walk on the
RIADIU HOTLINI and Costa MfH, suM<riptlons lo
Main Omce CdM 1-3 SW 5:30 a.m. J.7 rirstic smaller because of and wull other 'ii.le of the street. tho OJ1li PilcM only 11e 1v11l1blc low • sheltering offshore M2·ffl• by mail or SS.58 per moncll Sec-Business Office 642-4321 •If )Ou arc in danger, ond class po6lJ&C patd al Colta IOAnNO 9:S7 t11.m .......... 3.2 lsl~nds. Your comm.:ntJ about the Daily Business fax 631-5902 light Vlri.iblt Second hl&h For daily surf NIWPOn •IACH scrcum and run, or yell P1klt or nc-M upt ••II be recorded Maa. CA. (Prus 1nd!Kle all ap-
and .,..,en directly to Editor Wil· ~!cable st•tc. aftd local tucs.) Pubkahcd~ winds shifting west 3:1S p.m ........... 4.0 reports and 1600 blOfk or l>o\t Sltttl: "fire." l~un toward liahts OSTMASTER· Send lddma Calafomia urury southwe1t 10 10 15 Second low forecasts, call (900) ham Lobdell The umc 2A·hour dwlJC• to The Newpon Beach/ Two computers worth or people.
11ns•c11n1 tcl'\llcc m•y be u.cd to Coii. Mc11 D1ily P1loc, P.O. Boa NtWI, 1 T1met M1tl"Of Comp.viy knots wllh 2 foot 10:49 p.m ......... 0.9 976-SURF. The c;all
rcCOfd lcllcn to the editor on any 1560, Costa Meta, C\ 92626. J.asc:r<>&Jctbr, "" wind wives, with 3 Wiler costs $1 .SO plus any $5,000 were reported -courtc$y Newport Beach
top.c Co!»r i&lu: No •re'*' ttofics. II· Prmdmc and CEO .. . foot soulhweat Ttm.,.r.alure: 66 possible toll. stolen from a locked office . Po/kc Department
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NUftCALfOaUMS
llttt lt • Use of upcomlq commuallJ fonuu fuluriq
k>cal candlda1u ha tbt Nov. I tl«tloa.
11 you knoY of a ronam Uaat It aoc Ul&ed, pltut caU us
at s.60-llU, tllt. 361, IO '" caa lechadt It la f\&ture lbtt.
• Tway -noon. Cos11 Mesa City Council candid:11cs al
CO)lll Mesa Ro1ary aub mcetin&. Mesa Verde Coun1ry
Club, 3000 Oubhousc Ro:ill. Call 540-1224 ext. 104.
• !h1~nd1y -:-7 p.m. Newport· Mesa Unified School
District cond.idntcs at Corona del Mor Hjgh School, 2101
Eastbluff Drive. Sponsored by the Lc:iguc of Women
Voters. D ll 760·3320.
-~:30 p.m. Costa MeSA Cily Council candidates at
the City I lall council chambers, 77 Fair Drive. Sponsored
by the Costa Mes:i I lomcowners Association. Dll
548•7983.
-7 p.~1. Newport Be:aeh City Council's Corona del
Mar cand1d:11es only al the Corona del Mill' Residents
Association, St. Michael and All Angels Church 3233
Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. '
coast College District awarded 11r&e
grant to promote workplace Qteracy
The Coast Community College and nine Jrvine
College District is one of companies in order to
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the beneficiaries of a $3.2 improve work skill s
million federal grant to necessary to succeed in the
promote workplace higher skill jobs required
literacy. by Orange County
The Department of industry.
Education's National The grant is the only
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Workploc.e Litera~ , one of its kind in
Program as aw.ar~ing the. California and.is the fourth ·
grant to the d1st~and_fil -largest in thc-Tt:itio
p:inners an a proJCCt tllat . • . ' will establish a according to A~n Garten,
demonstration center fo r ~ast .CoJ!lmum.ty Col)ege
Wednesday, October 26, 1994 I
Rnding 1the ~Top Dog' was a rough jilb
P UTIING ON THE DOG. OR
VICE VERSA -Being the
only male on a five-member
panel of judges, I refrnined from
sexist remarks during Saturday's
"Top Dog" fa shion show staged at
NcwporJ Dunes.
But seriously, guys, have you eve r
seen a dog in a negligee?
That was one of the competitions,
the lingerie department. And the
winner was n seductive silky-haired
Saluki, wearing a
diaphanous harem
costume that left
nothing to the
ima~ination. She
was entered by
9·year-old Zarah
Bess Mohler of
Costa Mesa, whose &.1o-.-..... · two·Saluki entry
Local
Scene
gobbled most of the
day's biscuits.
The
houri-hound's
name,
incongruously, was
Johnson, but it was
her kennel-mate, Hokum, who was
acclaimed "Top Dog" after sweeping
the formal-wea r and swimsuit
competitions. .
edirors wit.h the L.A. T~s. shielded
their-notes as though they were
fearful of being, uh, scooped.
The day's most daunting dog was
at the refreshment stand -n weenie
priced at $2.42. I shelled out for two
reasons: (I) I \Olls f amis'hed, and (2)
the day's proceeds wece being
donated to the Orange County
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals. Still hungry, 1 made an
interesting discovery; namely, when
dunked in strong coffee, dog biscuits
ain't all that bad.
See, you can teach an old dog new
tricks.
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T HEY FOUN D A HOME -
When it comes to providing for
the hungry and homeless, Costa
Mesa-based Share Our Selves ranks
right up there with our beneficent
government.
So it's a pleasure to report that so
mal)y Good Samaritans responded
Sunday to the charitr's own SOS. It
was a beautiful eve ning, raising the
art of fund-raising to a whole new,
well, mesa. Not only was the goal of
$15,000 surpassed, bu t there was a
convivial spirit in the gathering that
was ~o,ynright joyous.
Impresario J~ Spcrraua st3ged a
musical program that had e\en 11\e
passer~by dancing along the Rialto
en route to the cinema and i.hop).
Rob Mullens and his Jazz House
Party Band and vocalist Stephanie
Haynes, who perform in the mo~t
swinging circles, gave new dimem.ion
to the geometric oxymoron known as
Triangle Square.
And, ah, those splendid cheh.
There's C.>.traordinary camaraderil!
among such Virtuosi of Viand a!!.
AJao Greeley of Golden Trufnc,
Jean-Pierre Lemnolssier of Antoine.·
SusnorKnlu. of Sfuui, Claude
Koebcrle of The Ritz, Pascal Olhnt
of Pascal, Brian Roth off IH!
Cro\\nS, Micbnel Yeung of P. F.
Chang, Micbncl Kang of fl\e Fet».
Lasse Sorensen of John Dominis, ·
Andres FUnk of Paine Du Monde
and Miguel Quintero of La Saba.
These estimable gentlefolk are
each others' be~t customers.
Washing down all the goodies
"ere generous samplings from Paso
Robles Vintners & Growers,
compliments of Stephanie and La rry
Rosenbloom.
annual J;.iu. fest? In the enthusiastic
Y.or<h of Sperraaa, "ho's shaken
t:imbounnes Y.ith the best of 'cm:
"This b a great mght, but it's just
the beginning. We'll be staging these
fund-raising fest1\als at Triangle
Square C\CI) year, or maybe e'en
l\ .. ICC U )CJr."
Added Chef Koeberk: ''What this •
c\ellt is really about ii. lecping
'>pirits alive, and gi\'lng people hope
for 1hc future."
In !>hort, us noted earlier, SOS has
fvund a home awav from home, and
all thc~c ldnd he:iri) couldn'1 be
more upbeat.'
r '--
A~D 1\0\\, BACK TO
~llJ~lULl'.\G -Don't asl me. tol~.
1 don't kno\\ huY. the \Cnerablc
n:ime of the Lusl. f .Jmilv i.urfaced
here ~londJ} J'> • Lund~" I just type
thb stull and shoot it into the air,
hoping it Y.ill land (or Lund)
real>Onabl} clol>C
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work force training and director of pub~1c aff~ars.
·development. Federat officials wall
This v'en ture is being present the grant to the
Because l don't know a Lhasa·
apso from a Shih· Tzu, I cribbed
shamelessly from tally·i.heets being
tabulated by The Daily Pilot's Lana
Johnson and magazine writer Link
Mathewson. The other t~u judges,
The venue was ideal, with the
moguls of Triangle Square
rededicating their faith in Nike, the
winged goddess of victory and
athletic shoes. Even the day-long
threatening clouds paid their m.pcct,
declining to dampen the felltivities.
Forguests-whose hunger extended
,beyond the buffets, there was a
remarkable exhibit, "Urban
Exposure, An & Poetry of the
Homeless and Skidrow Cornmunity,"
offered by jau artist Charles Colin,
and reminding the good folks '"hY
they ''ere there.
A..'\ IDEA \\HOSE TIM E HAS
COME -D.:i)laght Sa,ing Tame
expire!> Sunda). igniting anev. the
ageless contru\cr~) o'er the efficacy
of it all. So Carlo!!. l\lorcno of
(;:orona dcl ~tar olf crs thb
compromi:.c: Set )1.>ur clock.s back
only a hulf·.hour, and sec ho·w the
C)clc worh Some fulk.s, notably our
bclo,cd R:.um, cuukl U)e an extr:i 30
OllnU[1;.) formed with the Coast group at an awards
Community College ceremony today at.the.
District, JrviJle Valley Ne~port Corporation in
College, Rancho Santiago lrvanc.
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The Center's seNlces, programs and activffies ore designed to enhance the
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' 4 W9dnesday, October 28, 1984 Newport Beach/Costa Mna Daily Pilot
Drug do8 IHJllcy approval closer ·
LEAH HOGsn:N/DAIL'I' Pu .. ur
•Trustees' vote 5-2 after
first reading of official
plans for much-debated
program. Final OK expected
at Nov. 7 meeting.
BY •l.Au ANN H.uli&oN, StAJ"r Wann
NEWPORT-MESA -The first
reading of rules and a policy to
~ring trained police dogs to New-
port-Mesa middle and high schools
to sniff for drugs was approved
Tuesday night.
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District trustees voted 5-2 on
guidelines and a policy that would
allow canine units from Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa police dc-
panments to sniff studenr lockers
and cars in parking lots.
Trustees Sherry Loofbourrow
and Martha Fluor voted against
the drug deterrent policy.
Police arrest Jaime Portillo after a chase lhat went through five cities.
Loofbourrow said that ever
since she saw the proposal, she's
been against it. She agreed with
high school stud ent representatives
at the meeting that drugs could be
planted on innocent students, in
addition to other problems. Man arrest~d after leading police
on a chase through live cities
Fluor said she is not convinced
NEWPORT BEACH -Area
police chased a resident fleeing
a minor traffic violation through
five cities Tuesday before cor·
nering hirTl' near the intersection
of Gothard and Center streets in
Huntington Beach.
Jaime Portillo, 28, was ar·
rested on ·su~picion of resisting a
police officer, evading arrest and
possessing less than nn ounce of
marijuana, said Newport Beach
police spokesman Lr. Paul Heni-
scy.
Portillo was being held in
N~wport Beach City Jail and
could be arraigned on those mis·
demeanor charges in .Harbor
Municipal Court as early as
today, Henisey said. .
The chase began shortly after
police pulled over Portillo and
his passenger near Hoag Hospi-
tal because Portillo wasn't wear-
ing a seat bell, Henisey said.
Portillo got out of the car and
approached the officer, who
asked for his dri\/er's license.
Portillo then .rurned around and
drove off.
"ll makes you wonder why
he's running," Henisey said.
Newport Beach police chased
Ponillo's car through side
streets on Costa Mesa's east
side, moving northbound to the
Costa Mesa {55) and San· Diego
(405) freeways, before eventually
being joined by Westminster and
Huntington Beach police.
They wound through side
streets, ending up next to Gold·
en West College. in Huntington
Beach.
Police decided to contimJe the
pursuit because the risks wer~
· not great, Henisey said, noting
the chase reathed speeds of 30
to 45 miles per hour on surface
streets and 55 to 60 miles per
hour on the freeways.
Portillo's driver's license says
he's from -Garden Grove but his
passenger, Kevin Anderson, 40,
of Westminster, said Portillo is a
Lagul\a Beach resident.
• Anderson, who h.as known
Portillo tor about 20 years, sayl>
he tried to convince Portillo to
pull over as the driver nervously
ran through stop signs and stop
lights.
"He was mostly silent and
shaking, sha"iog," said Ander-
son, who knew they had to stop
soon because they were low on
gas.
''He kept saying 'they're not
supposed to stop me.' "
He remembered Portillo say-
ing at another time that he'd
been beaten up by police. "He's
paranoid of police."
Anderson said that during the
chase he was mostly hoping they
~ou!dn't get into an accident
and wondering what police
would do once they caught
them.
Police finally surrounded the
pair at gun point after clipping
the rear of Portillo's 1989 Ca-
maro with.the front bumper of a
patrol car, causing the fl eeing
vehicle to spin out of control.
"It was right out of the mov-
ies," said Anderson, who was re-
leased without cha.Tges.
Celebrates Its 25"' Anniversary
• Sunday, Odo&.r 3'1"
I Hospital employees treated after spill Scheduf e of Events:
9 00 Cole No.o Espres$0 Cori'
Four Hoag Hospital employees
were treated at the facility for
minor injuries they suffered when
a hazardous cleaning agent was
spilled at' the loading dock at
about 2 p.m. Tuesday, Newport
Beach fire department officials
said.
The employees later were
released after examinations but
Mariners Elementlry holds
Red Ribbon week event
Red Ribbon Week continues
with a pareQts' meeting at
Mariners Erementary School at
7:3 0 tonight. Lynne Bloomberg, a
school district employee, and
Newport Beach police Officer Ed
Walsh will give presentations on
the Drug Alcohol Tobacco
Education and Drug Alcohol
Resistance Education programs.
Red Ribbon Week is a national
celebration aimed at teaching
students the dangers of using
drugs and alcohol.
Mariners is located at 2100
Mariners Drive, in Newport
Deach.
f
withou t being admitted fo r
treatment, the fire department
said in a news release. ,
It took members of the Ne"!port
Beach Fire Dep~rtment's Hazmat
team about three hours to clean
the spill of the acidic substance
that was in a granular form, the
statement said.
Wanna place a
~lassified ad?
Call our
classified
advertising
department at
642-5678.
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12 30 Corered lunch w CIAO and drawing b $300 1n merchond1se
2 30 Arm•veiYJry coke cuit.ng and arC1W1ng f0t S.SOO in merchandise
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Newport-Mes:i Unified
School D>strict trustees
Tues<fiiY approved a one-year
extension of Superintendent
Mac Bernd's contract.
The approval came after :i 5
to 2 vote from the board.
Trustees Martha Fluor and
Sherry Loofbourrow voted no.
In a lengthy prC·\Hitten
speech, Loofbourrow said this
decision should be made by 1he
new board, which will "Consis1
of at least three new trustees
arter the November election.
Fluor agreed with
Loofbourrow's ideas.
Bernd thanked the board for
1he extension.
"I Jove ~orking here, I love
the community," he said. "I
will work as hard as I c.rn to
meet its expectations and
standard!I."
Bernd's contract runs
through June 30, 1997. No
changes were made in his
salary or benefits.
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this is the right step to take and
added that it doesn't address alco·
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Dickey told the board that a. big
drug problem does not exist at the
schools and that implementing this
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measures \\hen we don't have a
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is one too many.
Under the plan, police dog::.
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early as next semester.
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Costa Mesa
candidates
snubbed by
GOP group
...,. Those running in
non-partisan City Council
race complain after only
registered Republicans are
invited to forum.
llY TINA Bo.t..GATl'A, ST.u• \Varna
COSTA MESA -With the
election just two weeks away, a
Costa Mesa City Council candi·
dates forum thlll featured only
registered Republicans left some
election hopefuls feeling snubbed
on Tuesday.
The Costa Mesa Republican
Women's Club, which hosted the
forum, traditionally only invites
Republican candidates lo attend,
even though the council race is a
non-partisan election.
--.. That's just the way we've done·
it over the years," said Aiiene
Schaf er, the club's president.
But, Democl'atic candidate
Libby Cowan called the tradition
"a shame."
"It's unfortunate that their
membership did not get to hear or
question two of the front runners
in the election just because of
their vo ter registration," said
Cowan, who along with Mark Ker
rando, another Democratic candi·
, date, are among five favorites in
the campaign.
Cowan and Korando both cur·
rently serve on the city's Planning
Commission. Also considered fa·
vorites in the campaign arc incum·
bent Peter Buffa; Gary Monahan,
business manager of Zeb's Boat·
house Inc.; and Mike Scneafer, a
State Farm Insurance agent. All
three arc registered Republicans.
However, one Republican was
left off of the club's invitation list.
Jim Wysopal, a small business
owner, changed his registration
· last week. But, the county's rcgis·
trar of voters still shows his party
affiliation as American lndcpen·
dent.
"What's so amazing, though, is
that it is a bipartisan election,"
said Wysopal. "l want the votes of
the Democrats as much as I want
the votes of the Republicans. I
want the votes of all the citizens
and not just the special interest
groups."
Dul, both Schearer and Mona·
han -who attended th~ forum
along 'Yith Buffa and candidates
Chris Steel, who last week won the
endorsement of the Costa Mesa
Republican Assembly, and Janet
McCammon -said Cowan and
the other uninvited candidates
shouldn't be offended.
"The club is a Republican
group, and they make no bones
about it," said Schearer, who once
registered as a Democrat. "In fact ,
if I we re a Democratic candidate,
I really don't think 1 would have
wanted to attend the forum any·
way."
The candidates arc vying for two
scats on the council -one oc·
cupied by Buffa and the other by
Councilman Jay Humphrey, who is
not seeking re-election.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY llC. ... ,_ .... CMrt""'
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NOTES ...... .... ' county Republican leaders.
Buffa and the organizarion had
a falling out a few years ago. Steel
has also picked up an endorse-
ment from fellow conservative As·
semblyman Gil Ferguson. With ii·
legal immigrant bashing in politi·
cal vogue, Steel . may have his
strongest showing in six elections. 0 .
MONEY SHORTAGE: One reason
the campaign season has been so
quiet is lack of political fund·
raising. Campaign veterans don't
remember funds ever being so
scare. The result? No money
BIEHL ,,. ..... '
but a certainty, Biehl's family
members said. Prosecution wit·
nesses who agreed to give testi·
mony at the last-minute helped se-
cure' the decision, contained in a
190-page statement the judge fin·
ishcd reading at about 3:10 a.m.
local time on Tuesday.
That's wllen Biehl family mem·
bers got a call from Melanie Ja.
cobs, with whom Amy Biehl had
lived durirw her 10-month stay in
South Africa.
Peter Biehl recalled his initial
reaction.
"Relief," he said. "Relief that
PARKS ,, ...... ,
ommended that the city spend $1
million to build parks in the
Upper Castaways housing tract,
$225,000 for park construction in
the Newporter North/Ncwporter
Knoll project and $50,000 for site
planning for both areas.
The council decided to put off a
decision until its next regular
meeting, when residents can give
their views on the priority list.
Councilman Phil Sansone, who
repre~nts Corona del Mar, asked
the councJI' to give the, Begonia
Park expansion a high priority.
The reason was that a piece of
property next to the park is avail·
able. The city has proposed a
trade for some land next to the
City Yard . ...
means no mailen. No mailers
translates to no hit pieces.
If you're disappointed, don't
worry. The local silly ~ason hasn't
been canceled, just postponed.
Sources in nearly ' all the cam·
paigns promise at least some last·
minute attacks by mail.
0
ABOVE THE MUD: Michael Huff·
ington and Dianne Feinstein
should be required to study the
Ncwport·Mcsa school board candi·
dates in the Corona del Mar dis·
trict.
Ana Chu, Harold Parker, Se-
rene Stokes and Karen Wilson are
respectful of each other, thought·
fully outline their own strengths
and then concede in debates that
any of them would make a fine
school trustee.
0
MEASURE G KO'd?: Eight or 10
Newpon Beach City Council can·
didates have come out in opposi·
tion to Measure G, an amendment
to the city charter that would take
power away from the Newport
Beach Public Library Board of
Trustees.
The controversial proposal was
made by Mayo r Clarence Turner
during the Cenual Library's
grand-opening celebration. Propo;
nc11ts claim it's merely a technical
change in the city charter; op·
ponents say it could potentially
ruin the library board.
we're through this particular pas· an international symbol of the
sage. Relief for the people of quest for peace in South Africa.
South Africa. I suppose also just Her family passed on offers to at·
th_e knowledge ... from Amy that tend support groups, opting in·
~all ~cupy us for the rest of our-, stead to focus on carrying out
)aves: . · l Amy's humanitarianism by starting
H!s. wife an~ daughters broug~t I a foundation in her memory.
stab1laty to a ci rcus atm.osphe~e an Two of the more notable eulo-thc court room, Peter Biehl said. . . . . "Witnesses . . . were talking gacs c~me ?n h1stonc days: La'!da
about how Amy died and people • and_ Kim B1e~I we re present at the
in the gallery were laughing and African National Congre~s when
jeering," he said. "I think that Nelson Mandela g.ave has lOOtn
Linda and our daughters brought Oay speech. .
a quiet dignity to the proceed· Coretta Scott King told the fam·
ings." ily that her thoughts would be with
The Biehl family moved to New-' A.my as she lead a march on
port Beach in 1985, Amy's Cirst Washington commemorating the
year et Sta11ford. 30th anniversary ·of her husband's
Amy Biehl's murder made her "I Have a Dream" speech.
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Estancia's football stock rose sharply
with the appearance of Ben Novak.
·1he
'Natural'·
~After Novak's football exploits
maybe the Eagles will try to get
him out for pole vault in spring.
BY BA.ll.RY FA\J.t.KNER, Sroan Warn&
A s an Estnncia High K'
senior, Oen Novak / ' :J:-"'\
decided to sciLc his (~...,.. , \
final opportunity to turn . \. r .
hours st'ent watching football \) ~ ~.
into educational television. ~
So, with the collective
confidence of fellow basketball players
Chris Candlish and Tom Feeney, Novak
turned in his remote control for a helmet
this fall, and is starting at receiver and
placc·kickcr for Coach John Liebengood's
Eagles.
Judging from his Newport-Mesa
District-leading 20 receptions and three
field goals, Novak's gridiron debut would
have to be considered a hit.
"He's a good athlete, who has really
worked hard and improved
tremendously," said Liebengood, who has
named Novak his offensive player of the
week the past two games. ''He's really
come on."
Novak opened the season with six
catches for S3 yords against Cypress, but
went three g.'.lmcs without a reception, as
the Eagles cmpha)ized the running game.
. Novak hauled in two passes for 1S yards
In week fac, but rolled .up 96 yaids on
four catches against University, and
caught eight passes last week for 94 yards
ogaimt Laguna Hills, including his
first-ever touchdown.
Out while the 6-foot-2, l 70-pounder
said he picked up much about playing
receive r from watching Jerry Rice, Andre
Rison and others on the tube, nothing
prepared him for the feeling of catching
his first touchdown pass.
"It was the first (TD) of my life,"
Novak recalled of the 8-yard toss from
Frough Jahid, '"'hich ended an l I-quarter
touchdown drought for the Eagles. "After
I caught it &nd came down with both feet,
it was like I' was in a dream. Somebody -
came by and knocked the ball out of my
hands, before l had a chance to
celebrate."
Licbcngood continues to celebrate
Novak's emergence, which has included
field goals of .i2, 36 and 33 yards. The
36·yardcr ended Estancia 's 10-quarter
!ICorclcss streak midway through the
)Ccond period against Laguna Hills.
He also nearly completed an improvised
two-point conversion pass against the
Hawks, after recovering his own blocked
PAT attempt.
"I wish l had more opportunities to use
him," Liebcngood said of Novak's kicking,
which came as a surpri e to the former
youth soccer standout during football
drills last spring.
"I'd never kicked~ foo1ball in my life,
so I wasn't really expecting to kkk when I
decided to come out," Novak explained.
''But I had played a lot of soccer,
and I found I had success when I
gave it a try during spring practice."
Success may be an understatement for
Novak, who has shown range beyond SO
yards in practice.
Novak said he'd considered playing
football earlier in hi!. prep career, and is
glad he took the opportunity, before
stepping into his role as a iguard on the
school's highly·touted baslu:tball team.
"I think I've fit in pretty well, and
having the kind of games I've had the last
two weeks has really helped me feel like
I'm contributing," Novak s:iid.
He rates n juggling, diving grab of a
52-ynrd bomb on the final play against
Univcr ity as his best catch of the season,
but admits he still needs to refine his
runnin& ability after making a catch.
"He moles the tough Cjltch, and he's
not afraid to get hit," LiebengoOd said.
"But I've been reminding him 10 tum up
the field after he catches the slant pa$S.
He want to run it back inside into the
linebackers."
Apparently, some ICS$0ns can only be
learned on the field .
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
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Costa Mesa's Robert Diaz (left) battles it out with teammate Craig Gut)ahr during a recent practice with the U.S. National Deaf water polo team .
BY RlCKAIU> DUNN, SPOan Warn:a
R obert Diaz still dreams of playing on the U.S.
Olympic water polo team.
But there are a few drawbacks, namely his
age (30).
Never tell Diaz that his hearing is a deficit.
"l read lips," said Diaz, who is considered half deaf,
and one of the best players on Couch Howard Clark's
U.S. national deaf water polo team.
Diaz, of Costa Mesa, is preparing for the club's trip
to Drugge, Belgium, next July for the World
Championships, which is every two years. The team
trains only twice a year ::.... during the weekends of
Thanksgiving and Easter -but has enjoyed
tremendous success, having won the world title in 1993.
Diaz, though, wasn't a part of the title team in '93
because of a conflict) and is determined to make up for
it next summer.
Yet, Diaz, who played for hearing water polo teams
at Warren High in Downey and Cerritos College, still
believes that he can compete with the U.S. Olympic
team.
"He has an intense attitude about himself, and he
• won't be beat out there in the pool," Clark said. "He's
very competitive, probably the most on the team, and
he has a real de.sire to make this trip 10 Belgium and
Copenhagen in 1997, because he wasn 't able to go in
'.93.~He has a bronze medal from l98S, so he wants the
gold medal next year.''
.
team, but it's hard," said Diaz, a recreational therapist
ea by trade. "It's very hard to make the team. Plus, you
have to be tall. I don't have to hear, because I can see
and l know the rules. I play good defense and look for
the ball. I love water polo, butt I'm getting ·older."
With Dial's experience, he knows there's a huge
difference between he aring and deaf teams. He can
also use his lip-reading abilities when playing against
hearing players. ~
• "It's different wit h hearing players, because they talk
m I S and joke around and play games," he said. "With us,
it's quiet. That doesn't bother me; I like to play both ...
· it gives me more experience.
"There was a time \\-hen we were playing (against
hearing players} ... and l know "hat ~o do on defense
... and one guy was sa;ing, 'Oh, he \von't hear, 1hrow it
over here.' I rend his lips and tole the ball. Defense is
Th I R b rt o· I tt't d h h an important way to \\in g4mes. ~ at S· 0 e laz S a I U e, W 0 as ··~1y whole body is strong, normal. I'm just deaf."
Set Some goals, and means What he ,says. Diaz, who has playetJ water polo since the age of 13,
makes a special effort to play with hearing pla)·ers.
"Jt's not hard for me, I've just got to help them,"
The team will host a fund-raiser dinner Nov. 26 at Diaz said. "I ask them how they like it, I try to help
the Sequoia Athletic Club in Oucna Park. Each the players. I ask them, 'How can I pass to you best?'.
member of the team to be eligilile must not be able to And if he likes the pa s higher, 1 pass higher. I don't
hear better than SO decibels. mind. I'm n nice guy :lnd I just want to help. l love
"They can't hear the whistle," sai'd Clark, whose water polo, that's all.
squad Jost to JS'pan, considered the weakest team in "I love the w:itcr (in general). I like swimming.
the field, last June in the Alamo Cup, 17-7, at Corona Water polo is better than football. In the water, you
dcl Mar Aigh, yet beat hearing-impaired teams from have 10. use your legs, )Our \\hole body. It's a good way
Germany, Holland, Italy an·d Hungary in '93 to win the to Stay in shape. In football, you have to run, and you f'
title. "The reason we lost to Japan is because they can _..,can get hurt, you can break a ~.nee cap. In the water,
The U.S. Olympic Committee docs not fund adaptive
sports such as a deaf water polo team, so the team ·
must raise iJs own funds in order to compete abroad.
The World Games for the Deaf began in 1921, with
water polo entering the picture in 1981, and under
Clark since he took over as coach in 1985, the U.S. has
finished third ( l 98S) and firs t ( l 993). The team
couldn't afford to go in 1989.
"ihey cannot play against hearing players who are
good, but we can compete against decent junior college
and high school teams," Clark said. "But as far as deaf
teams go, we are the best."
hear the whistle and we can't." your whole body gets stronger. .
Led b Diaz (S·foot-8 160-pound) who wears two .With the help of ~is hearing aids, you can lalk 10
hearing ;ids out of the ~ater, the U.S. national deaf Diaz o~ the phone if you sp~3k loudly. He docs not
team is expected to make a major splash at the World use a ~DD (Telephone Device. for the Deaf).
Games for the Deaf. But 1f you speak out of turn 10 the wa~er, an.d .
assume he doesn't know Y.hat }'Ou're saying, Diaz will Although Diaz's U.S. Olympic team dreams are 311 probably steal your pass and dri'c to the other end of
extremely faint hope, he certainly has an opportunity to the pool uncontested.
secure golJ next summer. NOTE: For rurthcr information on the U.S. national
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DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THI WllK
It's just another day at the office
.._..Costa Mesa's wrecking crew gets jump start
from Jason Weir, a two-way football crusher.
BY BIJUlY PAULKN.6&, Sroan Wa.nu
has challenged his easygoing standout to consistently
dominate the rest of the year.
"He was nn All-CIF defensive end last year, so he's always
been a player, but he wasn't reaching the level I though t he
could this season," Miller said. "l told him ,..,hat I saw the
A man of few words, Costa Mesa High
lineman Jason Weir doesn't waste his
verbiage on trash talk in the trenches.
Likewise, he 's not the guy to consult about the
latest trends in sack dances, end zone
celebrations, or the helmet-shedding showboating
displayed in annoying abundance these days.
.. othet night was what I want; no moTe of the old Jason." 1
But, if a grasp of the game's essence is your pursuit, it's the
brain under Weir's stick-mark smeared black helmet you
might want to pick.
"We believe that the game is in the hands of our line, ~o we
need to be quicker and stronger than the other team and just
beat them up," said Weir, who exemplified that philosophy by
dominating all Aliso Niguel opposition in Mesa's 28-7 Pacific
Coast League victory Friday night. For his efforts, he is the
t>aily Pilot Player of the Weck.
"He just kicked butt on both sides of the ball," said
Mustangs Coach Myron Miller, who wisely shifted the
6·foot-l, 245-pounder from tight end to guard two seasons
ago.
"Jason is the only guy we ask to man block in our offense,
and he just crushed people the other
night," Miller continued. "And on
defense, he was beating double-and
triple-teams by the end of the night. ''ff e hit their fullback so hard trying
to lead block him on the first
series, they never tried it again. It was like
their foUback told their coach he'd have to
block it himself if he called 1hat play
aaain."
Weir's performance, which helped key
Charles Chatman's •1• rushina yards,
second-best in Oraqe County history, was
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"I'm laid back," explained Weir, who admits the ease with -
which he handles overmatched foes tends to induce an
on-field cruise control.
"My teammates will tell you I'm not the type of guy to get
real excited about things," he continued. "l guess l don't
always have the mind-set l should."
Indeed, the game-night drool that glistens on chin straps of
similarly imposing gridiron standouts, is more likely to string
from Weir's lower lip during an afternoon nap.
Teammates have nicknamed him "Droopy." '' S ometimcs, it gets a little boring," Weir said of Mesa's
methodical smashmouth attack, which has produced a T
county-leading '301 points.
Weir, howeve r, seems to have found a motivational tool
that could mean mayhem for future opponents, beginning
with cross-town rival Estancia, from where Weir transferred
after his freshman year.
"I have to talk to myself before every play," Weir
explained. ''I try to motiva te myself to go out nnd kill
someone."
nm'.
A severe ankle sprain, sustained in
preseason drills and aggravated several
times during the non-league campaign,
may have contributed to Weir's
comparatively sluggish start.
But despite the cver·prescnt swelling
induced ·by incessant pileups in the
interior line, Weir said he's nearly back to
100%.
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"The only time it bo1hers me is when l
get caupt in pileups," he said. ''But the
best way to avoid piles. Is to knock &uya
into lhcm_ then 10 lookina for IOmtone
else to hit.''
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rt Beach/Costa ~esa Dally Pilot
01\Vlb Ftal>IO/fOa THE DAILY PILOT
Estancia's Leslie Najarian keeps her eye on the ball' during doubles competition, which she and partner Nalalie Rainey swept.
Eagles · put.
Mesa ·away
Estancia High's girls
tennis team maJe a . • •
clean sweep of city ,,,-
ri val Cost.a Mesa
Tuesday afternoon in Pacific
Coast League tennis, rolling to
an easy I 6-2 conquest on the
winner's courts.
Junior Whitney Gilliam and
sophomore C~mella Jaeger each
~wept their three singles op-
ponents \\ithout giving up a sin·
glc point as fatancia improved to
5-3 in league play, 9-6 overall.
An additional touch was added
\\ith the doubles play as the Ea-
gles swept the slate.
Natalie Rainey and Leslie Na-
jarian led the war. allowing but
two points in their sweep; while
Katie J<reisle and Amy Fortner
and the Solomon -Kanj er combi·
nation were also dominant.
•Newport· Hurbor, me~while,
was an upset victim against visit·
Ing Woodbridge in a Sea View
League match.
Lindsay Olson and Katie Can·
right ~vere their usual selves,
sweeping past their Woodbridge
opponents, but ebewhere, in sin-
gle~ and doub!cs, it was Wood-
bridge which was pulling out the
~lose games to clairn the victory.
Harbor falls to 6-3 in lengue.
ISTANCIA 16, COSTA MESA 2
Singles: Gilliam (El def. Kohara, 6-0;
def. Do, 6·0; def. l.lrn, 6·0; Jaeger (E)
~on 6·0, 6-0, 6·0; Bunney (E) ~on 7-5;
lost 1 ·6, 1 ·6.
Doubles: Rainey·Najarian (E) def.
Kim-Fukomoto, 6·1; def. Maher·Nguyen,
6-1; def. Tool-IC. Ngu~en, 6-0;
Kreisle·fortner (E) won 6-4, 6· 1, 6-0;
Solomon·Kanjer <El ~on 6-0, 6·2, 6-0.
WOOD8RIDGI 11
NIWPORT HAR80R 7
Singles: Cod~cy (NII) lost to b on,
1·6; lost to Artuni.1nl 6·7; def. Gunther,
6-1; R.ljKimu (NH) OSI 0·6, 1·6, 4-6; s.
Ha~lr.Jns (NH) lost 4-6; ~'On 6.0, 6-0.
Doubles: Olson-C.lnrlght (NH) deJ.
Tenmerelli-Barraco, 7·5; def.
Suzukl-Stevems. 7·5; def.
Adcock-Sterling, 6·2; IC. Hawl.ins·Taylor
(NH) ~on 7-6; lost 1·6, 3·6;
8.uker·Nelson (NH) lost 5·7, 1·6, 4·6.
Mesa tops Aliso Niguel
COSTA MESA -
Setter Tawny Bayes
had 20 assists and
• >'-·
eight kills, while Julie Collett's
serving led to a Costa Mesa High
comeback in the second game, as
the hos~ Mustangs swept Aliso
Niguel, 15-10, 16-14, 15-8, in a
Pacific Coast League girls vol-
le) ball match Tuesday.
Collett had three aces in the
second game, when the Mustangs
(3-8, 2-5 in PCL) came back
from 8-3 and 13·9 deficits. Alicia
Harber (two aces, fi ve kills) had
six key digs in the match, while
Jennifer Long and Raeme Payne
had four kills each for the Mesa.
Aliso Niguel fell to 3-4 iq the
PCL. •
Elsewhere in prep volleyball
Tuesday:
•CORONA DEL MAR -
Kelly Campbell had 15 kills,
Jenny Hover added seven and
Nada Dorsey came off the bench
to record four service aces and
six di~ as Corona del Mar
High's girls volleyball team de·
feated Santa Margarita, 13· 15,
15-3, 15-8, 15-3, in a Sea View
League match at Corona de l
Mar.
Corona del Mar improved to
5-7, 5-2 in league play, \\hile
Santa Margarita fell to 2-5 in
league.
•NEWPORT BEACH
New port Harbor High's all-
victorious Sailors improved to 19-
0 overall, 7-0 in league in their
final home match before the
playoffs as Woodbridge fe11, 15·5,
15-13, 10-15, 15-6.
Long Beach State-bound Misty
May accounted for 18 kills and
eigh t digs, and teammate Melissa
Schutz had nine kills, aod four
blocks.
•LAGUNA HILLS -The
Estancia High 3irls volleyball
team raced to a 4-1 first-game
OA\,D Fn .n1c. h1a rtlt l).,1u 1'1Lo1
Estancia High junior Whitney Gilliam serves en route to 6· 1
victory in singles play Tuesday afternoon against Costa Mesa.
lead over host Laguna Hills, but
the H:iwks. currently in second
pl ace in the Pacific Coast
League, ralfic:d to take a 15-10,
15·10, 15-10 triumph Tuesday.
Sophomores Jill 13lack anJ
Joanna Fielde r paced the Eagles
(4-9, 2-5 io league) with 12 and
nine kill s, respectively.
Estancia hosts cross-town rival
Costa Mesa Thursday at 5:30
p.m., trying to avenge the Mus-
tangs' four-game victory in their
first Pacific Coast League clash.
Westmont romps, 8-0
SANTA DAR· ---
UAR.A -The \l .. tt· .8-•
ing Southern Cahfor· ,...,~
nia College ~men·~
soccer team proveu no match for
Westmont TucsdJy, dropping a
Golden State Athletic Conkr·
ence match, 8-0.
Westmont bolteJ to J 5-0 hJlf·
time knd and crui~cd. JJ)' Fi,.
cher had three goab to pJce
Westmont (14-3 O\erall, 6-1 tn
th e GSAC). sec is s-11-1, 1-6.
.. .
Wednesday, October 26, 1994 7
Ila set to .make pilch
Southern Cuhfornia College fe·
male pitcher lla Borders is sched-
uled to take part in a i.eries of
charity baseball exhibitions for
Child's Promise, along with local
products Rich Amaral, Jeff Gard·
ncr, Tim OcCinces and Jeff Beck·
Icy, th is weekend at Blair Field in
Long Beach
Borders, who captured world·
wide acclaim for her debut sea .. on
with Coach Charlie Phillips' Van-
guards last )pring -posting a 2-4
record with a 2.91 earned-run a\·
erage in 4911.1 inn ings -is sched-
uled to pitch in Sunday's game, se t
to begin at J: 15 p.m., aecorJing to
Phillips.
Beckley 1s slated to pitch in Sat-
urday's game. also at l:lS.
Amaral, a former fatancia l ligh
and Orange Coa)t College stand·
out, was the oldest rookie in the
major leagues at age 31 in 1993,
when he Wl!S among the American
League leaders in hilling ea ~ly
l
1hat season. Amaral bounced b:i ~
anJ forth bct"ccn Sc;ittlc <im.I 'I ri·
plc·A Calgary in 1994 before the
Aug. 12 Mnkc.
Gardner, :iho :1n fatanciu anJ
OCC p/oduct, ha:i. seen m IJur
league duty .,.. ith 1he New York
Mcm, San Dicbo Padres, for \\-hom
he Marted ot ~cco11J base in 1993,
and most rcc;cntly v.ith lhl! Mont·
real Lxpos.
DcCince\, a 1992 grnduate ol
Corona dc1 Mar l lil!h, j, currcnt h
the StJrtmg catch~r :.it UCLA
Beckley 1'> u left-handed pitch r
fo r sec
["ormcr lll.IJOr lc:.aguc lllfidJcr
Darrell b <ill'>, ,1':> well a~ llOU':>tvn
A~tros inficlJcr (ht i-. Oonn~b;
und former Cal St.:itc r·ulh.11un
star and curr1.;nt m lJOr l_caltut.:
pro':>pcct OJ01c PO\\Cll, arc .:.tl')o
::.chcdulcd fu pl.1} In tfn: e\'rnt.
Adult admi"1l1n ,., S".50, v. ith
children 5-anu·unJu lt<:c. Parking
i~ also free.
Two Newport Beach· teams· sparkle
On Sunday;'"the fourth annual Dem~ey Cl:ls:.1c "as hclu us surf·
ski and outrigger canoe paddlers trJ\'ersed the channel from
Catalina to Dana Point, a distance of 39 nautical miles.
The teams left Avalon early in the morning anJ arri\'ed 1n Dana
Point Harbor at lunchtime.
Among the outrigger teams frn1~hing in under si.:v~n houro, \\ere
the Newport Beach teams of Jim Terrell, Brandon Kro\OL..i :uid
Sam Couch in 5:56.15, and Dennis Campbdl. Dc-rck ll.1rm.on and
Jeff Evans in 5:56.15.
The .fastest time in the hi story of the r:tce '' :J)) set b) the surf-ski
team of Olympic medalist Phil ippe llrocara uf San Dicgu. :.dung
with teammates Reinhard Westphal of La Jolla .:rnd Cl.1 b Dar low
of San Diego. · 1
Mesa's Brazelton seventh be$t
from state at lronman Triathlon
KA ILUA·KONA, Jl;l\\ai1
John Brazelton of Co:.ta ~tesa ,,a.,
the top local finisher at the Iron·
man Triattilon World Champion·
ship'h·e1d Oct. 15.
Brazelton finbhed the ch:ith.·ng·
ing course in nine hours, .is mrn·
utes and 41 seconds to fin bh 'c'.
enth among all Californi.l comp1. t1•
tors.
The male "inner of the c'cnt
\\as Australian Greg. Welch. "ho
overcame the repeated challenges
from six-time champion Oa'e
Scott to win the e\cnt in 8:20.29.
Puula Ne"by-Fraser, in \\innin-g
her fourth straight lronman, c:ip·
tureJ he.r seventh \\Omen's title
ove rall.
, Fifty states and 60 countries'
\\Cre represented b> 1,500 athlete:.
Jttcmpting to compktc th.: cm11 c.
'J he tri;itblon 1.1 n~• " of :i 2 . ..:-m.I~
oc:c;in ~"1111. I l::?·n 1k• h1k.: riJc
an<l ~6.:!-m1le run.
·1:hc ;.ithl..:t.:~ \\I.II. u>lllp ·tin~ tor
a priLI! put:i.C \\Vllh mvr"\! lh.in
Sl6lJ.Ou0. 111~foJ1ng S.25,000 to thc
men'::. anJ \\omen's "inn rs.
Among the uth ·r loc;il 11111,hcr'
"ere Enc P1r..:r uf ~orona J~l
~!Jr. \\hO \\J~ 61h Ill thc: '>IJt.:
\\llh a timi.: ul 11:..;os-·. \\ .. q1e
Gu1.:n1hcr ol ~e" port U.:~ch
(IU7 th in ~t.Jh!, 12·31.-Hi) ;ina
:-.t1chde frc\ ot Co-tJ 1'-k-..i
{139th in 13,.i9.0lJ.
Aho, thcri.: \\,1::. Pctcr I-re\ •I
Costa McsJ ( 1..:~nd in 13:5(;.09],
Ste'c Rod1ford ol Sc''JX;rt Uc .. ~h
(14Sth 1n J4·::?U.:!.2) anJ Ja11.~'
Cl.1} Lon of Nm port U..:a..11 I J ~ 1h
in 16.47.02):
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DEEP SEA FISHING
TUISDAY'S FISH COUNTS
Davey's Locker -s bo.ib. ;5
;anglers. 131 bonito, 33 c.llico b.i~s. 2 ).lnd
b.:1ss. 13 sculpin, S shecphud, 11 ru,L.fi.h,
1.&4 m.icL.ercl, H ~hitcfish, 2 rocL. '"·h\, 4
blue perch, S blue sh.lrl.s (released>. 1 ·
maL.o sharlo. (relc.ued).
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PUBLIC COMMENTS IN TIONEO ACTION IS CHAI.-~·::.. M2 WITMDMWAL PllOM 1fl.1 atatement was fried ~"t~rc!"T~INING b) = ~Ma~tZot2. c:· ~A ~2~~ 11, 1"4,
EITHER ORAL Ofll WRIT· L!NOH""1' COURT. tM "'-' f GMMio 731 PMTMUaMIP •111'1 the County Cler1t of MYSTIC PRODUCTION$ II 1"4 • ' .zt... _W108 Chances ate
TEN FOAM MAY BE l"AE· d\ller'9I mer be tlfllled to .,_. s ~ ·113 OPmMTlllG UNDO 0t1nge Cowlty on Stptem. 121 Oreenlleld lrv1M CA • Glegory lee Kappe 20912 ..... tc NOTICE you wlll find SENTEO DURING THE °""'! 1'°99 ..._,....,.. IUCil l'IOTITIOUS bet 1t. 1994 11114 ' ' W70I Spindrift L.n H~ rv-, ~~ ... "= •d:; AUCY:,. alDDllM; ..._ .. um • NU411 lllieh S. 0111, 1 5'anlord, 15tLOT cWll#lib BNch. CA m.. -----T-ICa--OF---..,"-1 you nffd On ........ lllOVef -.. , .. 11 .. d N The ...,..,,. '*'°" hu Publahed N'ewpott IMcho .,.., CA 12111 tra 1he '"°"'ce you Klye """~ • ..,.,... ~TIM'°" at lh• ptiCt .._ • ...... corrnpa ••--u .. '"• ••Port ... ..,... .. • ..,_., eo.ca M..a CSMy Piiot ac. Tt\11 ttua!Mla la con-can count on to ... • 'Thi• buelM•• It con-CMllQ8"' you w.m '°pay
Seti your extra
hounhold
ltema ·--·--... -_jan •
TNnkJna.Of heW'8 a 9wh-Coeta Mele Dally Pl""9r "°"9 i'8 per1ner· !Ober 1t 2t NoYemblf t ducted Illy: lfl lndMdulll Myrl1d of mefehano clUC1ed Illy: In~ ......_. OP
ganige ...., Nol ~ 11. ~ ltllp · .,.... undlf fie t 1994 ' ' • The reot1tr1t11(1) com-dlse ltema becaUM Th• regl•"•nt(e) com-M.COllDUC .,.,., you rtad
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MOUNTOlM c.m...y • Mot!uety
Chapel • CtMllltOfV
"Strw1g AU Fatths"
1625 Glsler
Cotta Meta
640-1114
PAC.WC NW
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3500 PK!flc: View Or!Ye ~IMctl .... .,.
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BUSINESS?? • . . . . . . . . . . . . ~
Tht Ltgal DepamntnJ at the Daily Pi/nt is pkased .,.
ro am1ouna a nt'W savia nou1 aiwlabk to new businesst:S.
\f ( w1U now SEARCH the n11mt for you at"" tx:tra rhargr. anti Jlnlt Jf'U the
nmt and tlx tnp to the Coun House in Sanrn Ana. T/Jm,. of wurst, '1for" the smrrh
u a;mpkrtd we wiU file yotu fictirWui bwinas nmnL ft4lm1ml with~ Olwity
Cl.trlt. pub/JJh onrt a L~ for four uah as mpami by law dn4 then fik JOU' proof
ofpubhcnnon tuith the Co"nfJ CJ.mt. ·
Plmse mJP by IO fik J""' fa'nn'ous businas ntmmmr 111 the Da11J Pilot.. 330 W.
Bay St. Cma ~Ina. If you ranMt mJP by. p/Mg aUI UJ di (714) 642-4321 and UK
WtU mnkt 1mrmgmtents for you to I~ this procr.du1r by 11'111iL
/f;'<ltt sho11/d Ma.'l' nnyforrhtr tpu:IPQns. plom raU us anti~ idU be m1m than
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T D. SERVICE COMPANY
at dUly eppolnled l fUl lH
und., the tollowlng d• scribed dH<I of trust WIU
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (In the forms
which are lawful tender In
lhe United StalH) and/or
the cashier'• certified 01
other check• 1peclfled In
Civil Code Section 2924h
(pa')l&ble In lull II the time ol 111• to T.D. Service
Company) all right, tillt
and lnlerHI conveyed lo and now held by II under
said Offd ol Trust In the
progerty htrelnaltet d•
sen ed:
TRUSTOA: MARILYN KER·
,NER ENEFICIARY: POMONA
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
ReeOfded May 11, 1990 as
instr. No. 90·252-459 In
Book page of Olllclal
RecOfd• In th• office or th•
Recorder ol Orange
County:
said deed of trust d•
scrU>•• th• lollowlng prop-
•rtv' • EXHIBIT "A"
PARCEL 1: UNIT NO. 43,
AS SHOWN ANO DE·
SCRIBED IN THE CONDO.
MINIUM PLAN, RECORDED
ON JUNE t 1, 1976 IN
BOOK 11769, PAGES 1729
THROUGH 1788 OF OF·
I ~ •p' ,
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HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
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IN WIG'-tllll. DC Ml ,1use
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HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
Owners Open House
OPEN Sat/Sun
1PM·5PM
830 Oeneve Ave
(Beach & lndlanapc>
lls) 2Bd·2BA. 15192
re m od, Ilk• n e w .
O WNER TRAN S·
FEARED ·MUST SELL
$304,500 969·11351
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
CORONA
DSL MAll 2122
l'or l•••o1 3Br +den,
2\hBa, 2·C&r gat, w/d .
No pets. 11700/mo
Avail 11/1. 760-3812
~_9_STA MESA 2124
aaR NOU8a Enctoeed O.,age
Neat DoWntown
.... l7100t....-..1
••H".a "'••· pool,
lennla. I_, t:-::· NC. d'Ur 111 '"°' ec.a.. AtJA na.-.
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PUIUC NOTICU
FICIAL RECORDS Of SAID CO\nm'.
,AACEL 2: AH UNO!-
VIDEO ONE.SIXT Y·
'OURTH INTEREST AS
T£NAHT IN COMMON IN THE FEE INTEREST IN
AND TO THE COMMON
ARl!A OF LOTS 1
THROUGH t Of TRACT
NO. 8781, IN TliE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH IN SAID
COUNTY ANO STATE AS
PER MAP FILED IN eOoK
367, PAGES 28 TO 30 IN·
CLUSIVE OF MISCEL·
LANEOUS MAPS
RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY, AS SUCH TERM
IS DEFINED IN THE AR·
TICLE ENTITLED "DEFINI·
TIONS" OF THE DECLARA·
TION OF COVENANTS
CONDITIONS AND RE:
STRICTIONS RECORDED ON JUNE 15, 1976 IN
BOOK 11784, PAGES 11n
THROUGH 1225, BOTH OF
OFFICIAL RECORDS OF
SAID COUNTY (THE "DEC. LARATION").
EXCEPT THEREFROM
ALL OIL, Oil RIGHTS, MIN-
ERALS, MINERAL RIGHTS
NATURAL GAS RIGHTS
ANO OTHER HYOROCAR·
SONS BY WHATSOEVER
NAME KNOWN THAT MAY BE WITHIN OR UNDER
THE PARCEL OF LAND H E R E I N A B 0 V E 0 E· SCRIBED. TOGETHER
WITH THE PERPET"\JAL
RIGHT OF DRIWNG, MIN·
ING, EXPLORING AND OP·
ER.\TING THEREFOR ANO
STORING IN AND REMO\/·
ING THE SAME FROM SAID LANO OR ANY
OTHER LAND, INCLUDING
THE RIGHT TO WHIP·
STOCK OR DIRECTION·
ALLY DRILL AND MINE
FROM LANO OTHER THAN
THOSE HEREINABOVE DE-
1002-1625 ·m
2102-2744
II 27.
2900-2911
II
2H0'3011 .
NEWPORT
BEACH 2169
Beach Area
Winter or Yrl~
' i... Furn/Unfurnlslled
1 Bdrm & 38edroom
$750 to $1600 mo.
VIiia Rentals
675-491 2 -
BEACH
RENTALS
W1NTER WEEKLY
1-4Bd •....• $350-$1400
WINTER (FURNt
2Bd ocnlml •...... $900
2Bd ocnlml ··-S1695 ANNUAL
Stud io ................ S600
2Bd/2Ba ........... S1200
3Bd bay-dock • $2450
Lido house ...... $21 00
Full Service
Property Mgmt
The~-........ llFl~&a. ......... Cll-
,73-1900
2Bd·2 V.iBa dHlgner's
d'lu1C Npt Cre1t condo
$1350 mo. Avl 1st Wk
ol Nov. 963·9293
BLUFFS FRONT RO,,
2Br +don, 2~Ba. dbl
gar. Spectacular view.
• Recent major upgrd1.
Mu11 sM. S2400 IH.
Avall 11 /15. 759-9068
LIDO ISLE Corporate
rental. Fully turn exec
3Br 2.5B• new home.
Prof'I dee. uUVmaid
Incl. e mo leaae.
$3000/mo. 582.e745
NEWLY FURNISHED &
remod Veraalll•• Stu-
dlo condo, quiet toe,
terrace, pool, gym,
undrgrnd prkg, 1900
722·7~ or~280
PUIUC llOTICll
SCRIBED, Oil. 0.. OAS
WEUI, TUNNELi AHO
SHAFTS INTO, TIW)UQH
OA ACROSS THE ...
SURFACE Ofl Tli~ HEREINABOV Of.
SCRIBED ANO TO IOT·
TOM SUCH WHI'· STOCK.ED OA DIRECTION-
Ally DRILLED WELLIS TUNNELS AND SHAFT
UNDER AND BENEATH OA
BEYOND THE EXTERIOR LIMITS THEREOF, AND TO
REORILL, AETUNNEL,
EQUIP, MAINTAIN, RE·
PAIR, DEEPEN ANO OPER-
ATE ANY SUCH WEU.S OR MINES, WITHOUT HOW·
EVER, THE RIGHT TO
DRILL. MINE. STORE, EX·
PLORE AND OPERATE
THROUGH THE SURFACE OR THE UPPER 500 FEET
OF THE SUBSURFACE OF SAID LAND AS RE· SERVED IN THE DEED
FROM THE IRVINE COM·
PANY, A WEST VIRGINIA
CORPORATION, RE· CORDED JUNE 27. 19n IN
BOO!< 12262, PAGE 325
OF OFFICIAL RECORDS.
ALSO EXCEPTING
THEREFROM THE SUB-
SURFACE WATER RIGHTS.
BUT WITHOUT THE RIGHT
OF SURFACE ENTRY AS
RESERVED IN THE DEED
FROM THE IRVINE COM·
PANY, RECORDED JUNE 27, 19n IN BOOK t2282,
PAGE 325 OF OFFICIAL
RECORDS.
PAACEL3:EASEMENTr~ AS SUCH EASEMENT S
IS/ARE PARTICULAR Y
SET FORTH IN THE AR-
TICLE ENTITLED "EASE·
MENTS" OF THE DECLA-
RATION UNDER THE SEC.
TION HEADINGJS) IN
SUCH ARTICLE E TITLED
AS FOLLOWS: "UTILITIES"
PU1UC llOTICD flUIUC llOTICll PUii.iC NOTICll "'IUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICll PUIUC MOTICD PUIUC IOTICll
iHCACSA6iiiHf". "8 oompi ... ,,... Of cor• II Iii pou.ble 1N1 It the and lnl«HI conv.yed to OF 60 32 R ET. RecOfded .N/ly 13, 11M .. LOWl•O Tl& ......
PARCIL 4: IAUMENTI ,....),"'The beneficlMy lime of aa1e lhe opening and now htld by i. undef EXCfPf THEREFROM lntlt. No 9'1-0'S0710 WI •U•••ll8 O• Tlla
fOR INOAEll EOREll ~ aald Deed of Tr\laf, bid may be ln1 lhan the aaid Deed of Truet lrT 11\e All OIL GAS1• M1NfRALS l ook Page of Olftc~ DAY ••POlla Tiii AHO Rl!CAEAnoNAL"""' by reuon of I bteach Qt .. lndebtednela Clue. properly hettinafter d• AND OTHER t1YOROCAR· Rec:cfdl In the offlc• ot .... w.aa (7141 ... ••IT flOSU OVEft THE COM-.._.. In fie ~ D .. el 10/S11'M ICflbed: · BOHS. BELOW A DEPTH tee«det of OrMgt Cowlty, ... U1_.... MON AAEA ™AT II NOT MCWed 1hefeby, hertto-TD 1•--tCI CO.... TRUSTOR: DAVID B OF 500 FEET: WITHOUT Said Siie of p.operty w1R ., l It ,ART 0' A CONDO. tore eue4Md MCI dellY· • ' ..,.., _. STAYNER, SUSAN S. THE RIGHT OF SURrACE be made In "u l1w cOfldS. "fAC4CMl74C
MINIUM BUILDINO AND er.a '° UWt undefaigned I PANY!. .. ..w Tru•tee, STAYNER ENTRY, AS RESERVED IN uon wrtnout ~ Of Publl•h•d Newport
OVER COMMUNITY FA-writtM'I Oedardon of 0. •w c;lndy ....... -BENEFICIARY: DAN s DEEDS OF RECORD. Wlfranty. e11pru• Of Im-Beach.Cet•ta ...... o.Jly
CIUTIH AS SUCH TERMS t.u11 MCI Demand for Sale, .._._,, IMfetary 1177 ROGERS, SHEILA M ROG· ALSO EXCEPT THERE· plied, regarding 1111• poa. Pilol Oc:totlef 28, NoveM-
ARI! DE'1Nl!D IN THE MCI wrlnen nolle9 of~ Haven Ave., Ranche ERS Recorded June 21, FROM ALL WATER .. HaOn. Of encumbfanc.ea w 2 t l "4 DECLARATIO~t SUCH laull MCI of elac:llon lo CUCAMOfttl•1 CA 11730 1981 •• lnl lr No 91· RIGHTS ANO INTEREST to pay the rem1111<no ptlnc~ • • W69'4
EASEMENTS '""LL IE c:auM .,,. undefSigned 10 Ctolt M&-5411 317368 Ill Book page ol Of· THEREIN NO MATTER pal IUm ol the not•(•) ... 1---------
SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS NII laid PfC>petty lo 1111sly " AVAILAllLE TH& flclal Record.I In the oft•c• HOW ACQUIRED BY THE cured by aaid deed ol PUBLIC NOTICE
0, THE ASSOCIATION Mid ObllQlliona, and lher• EXPECTED OPiNINQ of the RtcOfdet Of Oranoe GRAHTOR OR THE IRVINE Trust, with lntlfesl 11 In AND THI! MEMBERS AS 1fler tile undtr1lg1led County; COMPANY. WITHOUT 111d not• PfOYided, Id-FlctJUoue SET FORTH IN THE AA· C.UMd .. Id notice or d• 810 MAY •E 08TAINED laid deed of tJUSI d• HOWEVER THE RIGHT TO vane ... it any, under the • I ........
TICLE OF THE DfCLARA· fault and ol election to be 8Y CAI.LINO THI FOL· 1cribe1 the following: ENTER UPON THE SUR· lt1m1 ol 1ald DHd or ":t~te,,..nt
TION ENTITLED WRIGHTS RecOfded June 22, 1994 •• LOWINO TELEPHONE LOT 15. OF TRACT 6385, FACE OF SAID LANO Tru1t. '"'· chargaa and The following perlOflS .,.
IN THE COMMUNITY FA· lnatr. No. 94 415n5 In NUM8ER8 ON THE IN TW: CITY PF NEWPORT YOO ARE IN DEFAULT expen111 of lne Trusllt cSolng business as.
CIUTIES ANO COMMON Book Page ol Ottrclal DAY llFORE THE BEACH, COUNTY OF OR· UNOERADEEOOFTRUST Ind of tht trust1 created A RCHITECTURAL RE·
AREA." Records In the office ol lhe IAU!: (l14 I 311.4837 ANGE. STATE OF CALJ. DATED 8110/91 . UNLESS by said Deed ol Trust SEARCH, 172t W. C•Uler·
P•RCEL "'' EXCLUSIVE r_..,,rdef ol Orange Coun1u· FOR"'IA. AS SHOWN ON A YOU TAl<E ACTION TO Satd a.le will be htld on· •ne Or., CA 92eot
.. ... orvv " Of (2131927-4895 ~ MAPRECOROED IN BOOK PROTECT YOUR PROP· November 18. 1994, a ' ~~E1~\NJDOV~'bT~~s~ ~~.~~~n°·~:;~~%nV::I~ TAC404735C 235. PAGES 1 TO 5 INCLU· ERT'Y, IT MAY BE SOLO AT 3 00 pm on the Iron: 6'a~g::1n.'-g~.~~A ~~~1 w
AREA AS SUCH EASE· llon without covenant or Publl1hed Newport SIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU aleps to lilt entrance of lh
00
e Tnts buslneu Ii con•
MENTIS DESCRIBED AND wananty, ••press or Im· 8each·Co1ta Mesa Dally MAPS. RECORDS OF SAID NEED AN EXPLANATION Orange Civic Center, 3 ducted by: an lndlYldlW
RESERVED FOR THE BEN· plied, regarding tllle pos· Pilot October 26, Novem-ORANGE COUNTY. OF THE NATURE OF THE E Chipman, Orange, CA Registrant hlS not y ..
EFIT OF OR GRANTED TO ae1alon, or encumbrances, ber 2 9 1994 EXCEPT THAT PORTION PROCEEDING AGAINST Al lht l1mt ol lne tntllal begun Lo transat1 business
OWNERS IN THE SECTION 10 pay the remaining prlncl· ' ' . w696 THEREOF LYING SOUTH· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· put>Hcallon ol lhll notice, under lhe fictitious name(s) ENTITLED "RIGHTS" IN pal 1um of the note(s) s• WESTERLY OF THE FOL· TACT A LAWYER. Lhe IOlal amount ol lhe un· ~sled above. THE RESTRICTED COM· cured by said deed ol PUBLIC NOTICE LOWING DESCRIBED 2500 Lighthouse Lane, paid ball,/lce ol tht obllga. Nabor Lopez
MON AREA OF THE AR· Trust, wlll'I lnleutst as In LINE. Corona def Mar, Ce 92625 toon secured by lh• abovt Th•• statement wu llled
TICLE OF THE DECLARA· fl)d note provided, td· NOTICE Of BEGINNING AT THE "(II 1 slleel address or described dffd or uur.t with the Count)' Clerk ol
TION ENTITLED "EASE· v~es. II any, under the TRUSTEE'S SALE NORTHWESTERLY TERMI· common designation ot and Ht1ma11d costs, ex· Orange County on Seplem·
MENTS". terms of aald Deed of T.1 . No. 8207741 NUS OF THAT PORTION proper!)' Is shov.n above l*lSH, and ad,,ances, 11 bei 26, 1994 YOU ARE IN DEFAUlT Trust, fees, charges and U It Cod L OF THE SOUTHWESTERLY no warranty Is govon as to $87,129 96 Fl231e1 UNDER • DEED OF TRUST exnanses of the Trustee n e LINE OF SAID LOT 15 1Ls completeness or cor· II 11 possible lhat at the DATED "5!0'/90. UNLESS ~of lhe trust1 crHted Loe311n No. YN SHOWN ON SAID MAP AS rectneH)." The 1>eneltc1aty tune ol 11Je the opening Published N8#PO(l Beach·
YOU TAl<E ACTION TO by 1ald Deed of Trust. All0014 TA ER NORTH 19 DEOOEES 34 under said Defd or Trust b1d may be less than the Costa Mesa Oa.ly Piiot Oc·
PROTECT YOUR PROP· Said sale will be held on: AP#4$8-071·19 MINUTES 07 SECONDS by reason ol a breach or total lndeblednen due. tober 26, November 2, &. ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT November 15, 1994, at T.D. SERVICE COMPANY WEST 28.51 FEET THENCE delau11 in lhe obl1gat10ns Date: 10/1 t/94 18, 1994
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 3:00 p.m. on the front u duly appointed Trullff NORTH 19 DEGREES 34 secured thereby, hereto-T.D. SERVICE COM W713
NEED AN EXPLANATION i tepa to the entrlllCe of the under lh• lollowlno d• MINUTES 07 SECONDS lore executtd and deliv-PAHY el aald TruftH TRY OUT
Of THE ., .. TURE OF THE Qr•nne Ci·~-"-1-300 scribed deed of trusf WIU WEST 3.34 FEET TO THE ered to the under11nned a •M .__1 Tl ' "" -·• .,.. """' .. , SELl AT PUBLIC AUCTION BEGJNNINO OF A TAN· w11nen Declaration cl 0• aw lcnw • mmer PILOT CLASSIFIED ~ss.c~581~~oitiZ"b~~r. EAtci::~ ~:· ~~tlal TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER GENT CURVE CONCAVE fault and Demand lor Sal•, ~.n, AHl1tant Seer• It's the resource you
TACT A LAWYER. publication Of lhll notice, FOR CASH (In the torma SOUTHWESTERLY ANO and Written notice cl d• tary, 901 South lewis can count on to sell a 2725 HILLTOP DRIVE, the tolal amount of the uo-which are lawful tender In HAVING A· RADIUS OF fault and ol elec:lion 10 St., Or•nv•. CA 12188 variety of merchan-
NEWPPORT BEACH. CA paid bal1nc• ol lh• obllg• the United SlalH) and/or 71 .00 FEET ' THENCE cause th• undersigned to (7141 38$-4700 dise items, because eaeeo lion aecured by the above 11\e cashier'• certllled or NORTHWESTERLY ALONG sell said property to satisfy If AVAILABLE, THE our columns compel
"(" I 1treet addr ... °' dHCflbed d~ ol trust Olhet check• specified In SAJO CURVE, THROUGH A said obligations. and lher• EXPECTED OPENING qualified buyers to
common dtllgnatlon ol and e11lmaled coats, ex· ClvW Code Section 2924h CENTRAL ANGLE OF 45 a lier the undersigned BID MAY BE OBTAINED calll
PfOpert'f la shown aboYe, penlff, and advances, Is (payable In IUll al th• lime DEGREES 27 MINUTES 06. caused said notice ol d• BY CALLING THE FOL· g42.se78
AND "SETTLEMENT AND no warranty 11 given u to $344,034.72. of 181• to T.D. Service SECONDS A DISTANCE fault and ol election to be ------------------•-------------------------·Company) all right, tllle
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NEWPORT APARTMENTS BEACH . 2669
FOR RENT
•1BR $825•
~ 28R 2BA 1725/Up
A•t M o ut Our
GENERAL 2602 S~ec I I Frig, d/w In~ . 601C30 pool. No
pet a. No feea. No , ..... ~\ 1 .... 545-4855
s_A_j LIDO PENINSULA
1BR·1BA avt 11 /1
-BHch Uvlngl ,,(\4. S1000/mo.
Private beach ... bevtront condo ••• 710 Lido Perk Dr very clean 2BR·2BA 714-4173 ... 030 exec condo, 1ec:urlty, OPEN 7 DAYS
Jae:, parkl~ MONTHLY R~NTAL 117 IMO
••• oceentront ••• Untll 8/11/95. IAt blk lo
2BA-2BA nlcely turn, bch/pler. Newly redec
very clean unit. avl & exceptlonally clean.
2Br 28• lurn, w/d, gar 10/22 lhru 5/15. pukng. 818-451-4473 S1050/MO
••• very i.ra• 1'•rd ... Oceenffont Winter
3BR·2BA Huntington Fully furn 3Br 2Ba.
Beach •pl-Ilk• flH. gar. S1 500/mo. No
frple. cloa• to ocean. pets. Karen, 434-1424
fruit treas.
$1200/MO
-673·RENT-MISCELIANEOUS
BALBOA RENTALS
ISLAND 2606
ROOMS 2706
STUDIO, no kitchen. 2
doors from So. Bay· LAGUNA BEACH front. Avail now. $450
ulll lnci. 819-247·2!'48 MOTOR INN
Free HBO, heated
pool•. atep1 to ocean. BALBOA S155 & Up/wkly. Dy/
PENINSUIA 2607 Mo rate• avl. Maid
1etvlce. Kitchen avail.
885 N Cout Hwy. La·
a DUPL•X APTS. guna B .. ch 4~5294
1 BR • 2BR, garage,
w/d, utll Ind. YH1ly VACAnON S995/mo. Ms.5882
llNTALS 2722
COSTA MESA 2624 N a OCIUNFRONT
WMk.ly. Fully tum 38r 28•. gar. N/pet 11200/ t Mo. Pree Rent 2Br w.ell. Keren 434-1424 1Be. gar, W8'de. New
cpl/paint. M25 + l500
cc::
Monday-:Friday
Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
1'AILY PILOT
DIADUNI S
Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm
Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm
Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm
Thursday ........ : .. Wednesday 5:~
Friday ................ Thwsda9 S:OOpm
RENTALS LOST &
WANTED 2726 FOUND 2925
NB ROOM WANTED F OUND MINIATURE
Mature, quiet. n/amk, SIZED MALE DOG
a••k• roo m near •In Newport Beacll
ocean. Ava II In 30 area San Joaquin Ad.
days. Larry 84C>-4404 Looks like mixed
b reed. Could bo part Seeking spaciou1 room Keeshound, sholl10 or private bath·ahara kll min i ature ~ollle . lac. In COM IUICU" Please phone 714 home. 723·583 435-9969
FOUND·10/241 Gray
Calico, very friendly.
COMMERCIAL Nr Newland & Talbert
In Huntington Beach REAL ESTATE 841-0057
FOUND: CAMERA
Near St. A ndrews
'Church. Identify. COMMER CW. 645-7836
PROPERTY 2778 FOUND: CAT Young'
mile, black & gray
c..a Otc/Werehou•• tabby (random pattern
900 1/f. nr Fairview & on aides), tail bent 11
55 Fwy 619-726-8100 tip . 714-894-9518
or 619-723-1953 FOUND: KITTEN
Male, 2 mos Old?
Gray & black stripe,
w hite back paws . BUSINESS lk Found at SI. Mlchel
FINANCE pool area (Newpor1
Ridge) on 10/11/94.
Call 760.1670.
FOUND: Sc:hneu&ef
BUSINESS Gray female, Mon. 10/
17, on PCH near v111a OPPORTUNITY Nova. Call to ldenlfly,
2904 497-4144.
LOST1 5·mont h-old
Qutd;.,.To Home Em· Norwe9lan Elk·
plo entl Ru1h S 1 hound Pupplf1 gr1y/
& SASE tor Inform•· black, wearing purple
lion: Molly. Inc, 1280 collat. Loil 10/13 In Ir·
Bison #8-9494, New· vine Terrace. CdM
port Beach, CA 92660 NEEDS MEDICATION
$50 reward II found. LOCAL RTE 24 LOCI• Pleas• call 644-9868. tJon• Buy All Or Part leave meaa1ge II Po11lble S3K Wkly we're not 11ound. 800-599~69
LOST: Pomeri1n
Male, 1·yr-old, color
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PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530 5530
HOT & WILD!
1 •800·860.6969 ADMIN. ASST. Family Fitne11 L09KING FOR 1ST Toll Free Call Centers JOB? H.B. Ins. Agcy. NEWPORT BEACH Now hiring lndlv, J 8 + •
Hiring for PT Flt· to Rep le~ing 1ports
EMPLOYMENT 2 yrs off exp req Phones. & fashlo I publlca·
bklqlng. word proc. exp req ne11 Instructors. llon1. See p aces Ilka
FL1 NY, HAWAII Energetic & motl· $1200/mo 842·7859 2 wks pd train, trans EMPLOYMENT vated 840-5300 & lodging provided
5530 No exp. nee. Call Ma CAST IN G·M.OVI E Family FitneH FOX al 714-772-7821
EXTRAS Centers M·F, 9-5. ADVERTISING ~ Production tra nees NEWPORT BEACH MECHANfC Top l")Olch
ASSISTANT on m~or film studio Hiring PT Babysit· mechanic n eeded
Full lime, S7.50/hr. (71 , 891·2251 BMW, Porsche, M•t·
Stable, DEPENDABLE; ters. 640·5300 cedes & Ferran. Eure> CLERICAL pean Automobile En-Individual nHded to AM CONSTRUCTION Human Resources provide clerical sup-g oneerlng, l71h St.
port tor the advertis· Susy ocean view con· Manager CM. 650.2277
Ing department of e slrucllon co 1n Costa
growing community Mesa needs We n"d 1n exper1 PRESSROOM
newspaper chain. Ac· OHlce Help. Will tJaln Our mid-size, growing MANAGER CUJBI• typing of 50-Paper Work Sorters company needs an·
55wpm a MUST. Du· Customer Svc: Reps awerl 10 our tough Communlly news pa-
1111 Include data entry Adm Asst/Pers Asst/ personnel, legll and per group v.lth t'lea~
& heavy phones. EJlp Dispatcher & In· bene11ta question• commercial wor
Hours 8:30am-5:30pm Side Sales Mgr FT1PT. The per1on w'ho lllls seeks person to run
th1a new position will p1a1e1press1mallroom Mon.Fri. Good ben· Hrly/salary. FAX act as an Internal con· operation. Must !lave Oft IS, opportunity for 548·9536 or apply sultant to our manag .. e~c:ellent technical grow Ill Physical/drug 1001 W 17th St •M ment team, and com-s1<1ll1 to get top-qu11tty testing Is a prerequ•· Costa Mesa plele pro)ec:t1 In such printing from our 24 sile of employment.
For c:onslderallon. call Clerk/Gen1I Ofc areaa •• compen1a-units of Urt>lflllH (4
Judy Celling. 714-642· FIT Entry level Good tlon plannlng, •upervl· folders). 6-day, 2·ahln
432 t Ext. 301. pholn• voice & people aory training and ban· environment r•qulrea
skills 631·1400 X222 ell11 ana1ya1s 1trong communlc•·
CONSTRUCTION, 40 lion, organlzallonel
Aequ1remen1s current and managem ent Advertising hr I IW k . Helper knowledge ol Cahfor· aklll1. Expertence In Inside neoded for pa1nling nia labor low, wo111er s aelllng commerclal·
Sales jobs. Misc duties. $9 comp, ADA regull· work • plus We otter Hr EOE 821-4593 llons, benolil• OP· a oompet1Uve aalary
We .,. seeking a Deak·Top Publ11hln1 !Ions, e1c ' appropnate and good benellla
lull-hme tn11de Sales Mac10 uatll,, Page Cre-educa11on and train· plan Send re1ume
Rep tor the Clusl· a11v•energellc:•people Ing; se...,etal yeats or a.nd co.,er lett., to
lied Advertising D• 1!..1111 650.7392 Mike experience 1n a s1m1la.r· California pos111on partment who pos· DIEDRICH COFFEE Community a••••• atrong aales abihly an d th• desire needs counter stall Calo form• Commun11y Newt
lo be succeulul in help ror the Coll• New1 pubh1t'les news.-
Mesa & Newport papers In lh• Oleo-. Attn: Personnel
aal•• a n d 1 1rn 425 W Broed~a)' money. Good typing Belach stores Quall-dale area and In Or· Suite 300
alull• a pt~• tied appllcanta mull 1nge County, and per· Glendale, CA 91204 have reateutanllretail forms commercial or l&Jll to·
Thi• lndM dual must exp. Plaas• call Marne PfO<k.lcbon -.~k This 818·548-8897 po11t1on la bu•d In be hlghly mollValed. at 438·2281.
•DRIVIERil'NOW HIRINO Glendale and reports hard-or king and Chances er. demon1tr•t• th • 10 1en1or m anage-YOYr truck or econo NWPRT CREST 3 unit.I • MC. Agt, ~1220 UNTALSTO ANNOUNCEMENTS Pl•u• call June •• ability to mfft dNd-veh. FT/PT, LA .. oc ment you wlll flnd
945-3057 or 722·1353 End unit. 12 bd W/d!M Bright, shiny clean 28r SB.AU 2724 Z920 l!Mt, work well With 8()().54().2 56 7 Please H rld resume what you ~
rm a. den 11500 twntiou ... tyte. Patio, le.we me ... ge other people, and and cover letter to· ., th• Pf~ * UPGRADED 2 bd pool, lndz..tac. 1100. provide e'l•ctlve DRIVERS/REPS C•l"ornla
end unn 11800 * HI Harbor VII S49-80l1 CdM-M1tr bd + ba In If ~ know9 • .lu ll cuatomer aervlce. Wanted for whole .. le Community Now. you want to pay
TECH DECOR In 3 bd llld 28a lua ~ pr a. Cook, Newport PEllSONALS The pro ficiency to merchand ising FIT. Ann: Per1onnet whtn you (Nd
w /retreat off m1tr. Quiet E'8'de 28r 18a + lnClfy + ~ "" Inc. a .. ch, pfeM• hav. present Innovative non .. eaaonal. II 425 w. 8roadw1y c~ hrdwd ",., hi tech upper ttpt>I, d/w, patio, sen mo. ~2332 her call CM2..oa59 • In Mtllng Ideas a.net ex· you're w1lllng 10 work • Suite 300
decor I t750 AGENT lndry. g.,. 1775 !net ......... pool/I.,, bcti regard to excenent ed· ec.ute revenue pro-hard for good pay call 01.ndele, CA ttto.* dally
631·1400 water/traatt. 645-1362 apa l600/lut.ret w/ ltoflal the Wl'Ote re-duclng "Speclat OOn. 2.51-8221 0t fu to tt&-Me-.Nt7~ -Ml:ll!I
~· .. ~ 38d-,28e, 'BR Mobil• hofft•. ":tl1 upbt dfflgn8f cenuy. Need h« per-PllSORALS 300Z 'Sec;tlON" la • plus. DiiVWALL TDIR . ,~'
~ 1720t~13 mllalon 10 UM lt. Oependebl llty a :z t 00 a/ hm., lg fam:r. From 1480. Quiet • Eicp/ret•/\rana nee
rm, quiet nghbrtl I Secure. 1991 Newport NiiliCNkOUii AMAZING 1416'1 UVll mu at. G f eat op. NP' ., .. Oooct-pay. SAVE 11800 mo ~..se49 Btvd. •4• .,1, s ... f\ore Or. 1450/ tosta 1-306-l71-47'3 -Cr9CI porlunlly to r th• 721~•. 7214337/d .,, w--round. ~ room 1011 .. 1-I04.e2' ·'119 r ight candJdlte. TIMEI Nwpt M9'• 38r 38a POUlfD 2925 Good beinell1 ~ck· FIT GENERAL LABOR
TwnhM 2-c:at get, tip. 1 M, apedoua. pod-w lba .• t4 .0534 MKlO 8544117 Utt mll'I age Pf OV!ded, 110/Hf. Help COf*K• SAVE Av•ll now. $1395 elde, 09led, "' Nactl ...... ..., lbf t~7 tl!C.V Tl+ ~ with ctutlee.
513 ... 848 Ext. 327 a.~l/mO lbe. ~w/d, MW SSlllWMDSS •• uot1c •• ,AX ,..sume to: (7141•-..0aM MONEY! ,1 .. Up
... ..-.... 1.wa r:. mo. 3teh LOITUYI UHCENSORlD GIRLS e31.e5t4 pjf ..... ........ ......... eeo.1111 1-305-17 .... 7• ln1tant AMn: .Jvdy o.n1ng TradfUonel tlft 8'°'9. WITH THE -Roome, MUQ8 ......... ••P-~bnlto Loet on ~. Oct. .. 1011 .. 1404-el1· ot c.al kw an In••· ,...,.. hn f9Q 9C~ CLASSIAED \ I ~ NIM. 1r1ptu1 lttlO , ..... of k91f• .. the ., .. t.-00-741·1011 wt.-• (714) 642· Pert O"c.ll llo.?all ....... La .... .., .... p0f1 .... ~
hofMI . NTa OK. 1•11111 ......... 1 Wla IUl/lnO or on .,. ~ Key U .Mlper "*' t.ac. 432 t. ""-'°, , . •"ull..Ut•tn .. Mn MCftl , •• TRADE r CS111W1d FIND ::P. ._. w•••_. call _......, ...... ..c ve ue • l'I\ 1e ---Geel8-.... ....... 3i ~ Yolend•, .,,. .. ,. Uwe tell • hoMe P" W.....you~ hOUQl\dlllled ..... ,.: WOllr ' .. ~lllld = .. lttl~a. OJaO, No ., .. 11a • •'• '4"•1W1M ........ I.a ....... ,. ............ . .......... ,. ....... ___ .---~ ,_lt.IOi11• .... _ .. ,..~.!.
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I TODAY'S l .... ly ,.,._. .... _.$ ,._,.._N PUUITUIB IOH JIWIUY, P1JU IOAD. YACll?S. MDCIDIS 1130
1--... -~---~---------------------•lt Alt IOZS CllllTllS 7013 CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE with OMAll SHAW ~,r=,.: ....... of jewelry WTAllllWAllTID .. :-;;.::.=;
"'-------------------------'--' llf'MI TANNAH HIRSCH :a::-.. ~-~ ::f'::.••d :·=j 100 TON-.., M.V. Fino Ml Under wananty
ACROSS 60 Take1ocou11 PREYIOUIPUZZU.SOl.Vl!D ,,_, ~ kloU •at CUy tOI ft., M.V. '21,500. 7a.7851
1 Holdup(a'*111) 62 Ripoff ' DMPTINQ TMU !.a... ~r......:1112 .• '.~~~!'.· -~ ~ .. ., •• , ...... aeo 4 Staodatd 63 AmazlllQ SIDESTEP 111£ DANGER Maylln• 37.5X80 w/ -·1 ·--· -• • I fleece {a &s Buctleye Stale chair, Magnlfl• lamp. UNCH MINK AaJc for Brad or Saul. SL Sperte Coupe.
sheep) ~Wild duelt• Both vuJn~rable. Eaat dtala. The auc:t.ion ~ould probably 10 5250. R•tall value Long lwwrioue coal, Hard &op+converUble. ~3 Hawanan guitais 67 Andes nat1Ye NOJnll the Nm• way today. The vulnera· $534. 7e0-0918 fully raveraabla, 1175. ••n BOATS 7014 ~~.:~,::.~.Cf~~
,: ~:!"~hrubs :; ~:;.~~~) • Q 7 ll blale one .. padde ... ~eNrcorthaJI ahoh .,.d d1 sood Kg m• tMd 1100. On ::nninugo~~l~:F~: _,,. mllet. Aaklng low blue 11 Hindu punceas 70 Ripened c:> 51 v uea, an t.us an • cer· IZ bed-$75. Computef book of 124,000.
HI Non·meat eatet 71 Colo< 0 A Q J 10 7 t.ainly worth II ra1ee LO f&me. tbl 175 780-3870 S4000 new, 1425· pp H176 Sa.n Clemente 23. Good buy for a ~au-
tO M1m1Cked •A J 5 Tha 10 of heart.I wu the openl~ Red lthr camelbk sofa Call 84e-e3GO· 8HP O/B, al"P* 4, tlful, outstanding car.
?1 "-Are My DOWN WEST EAST lead by Wnt. at. both.t.ablea, and m HOO mtchg wing ---------• holding tank, sink, PP 714--63~9448
21 ~~~!~~.. ~ ~~:1~ .• cousin • I • K J 5 each cHe Ea1t. overtook wi lh the chair '$350. Uk• new. PETS • ialli. 11 ooo. 848'2838 1"•"""'e"""'e-c"""2_.2._o_.98~m-:"!"lle-1-. -=P-u-r·
paper saclloo 3 Kmd c:> 10 9 7 <:>AK QJ 8 I jack to make the fint!o 1witch lo the Chair $125. Antq QOld ANIMALS 8049 ch ... d 10-21·94. Blk, 23 Dwells • Dark blue () 8 I 5 4. () J t.wo of diamondt -an obvious ein-leaf mlrr0t 1250. Mexl~ iiiiiiiiii•liiiiiiiiiiil-MAll--NE--S-U-P-S---chrom••· financial
25 L.. 5 Chocolate *",......~ • 8 7 4 3 2 • Q 10 9 irlet.or). At both tables declarer won can gl• front hutch problem. 131,500 obo,
27 City in Norway coo•ues S01ll'H in dummy and led lhe queen 0 $250. 675-7884 att 4p ADOPT-A·PET D()Cl(S 7022 prlv prty. VINIH7797 ~ ~~~:ss lop ~ No~:~, •A 10 9 8 8 4 1p1de1, covered by the kin1 and Sleeper sofa $50, col· Every Sat & Sun al 7,14-844-5318
3't Female 8 Leg part O I 4 t.aken with the~. Here the declar-f" tabl• $15. Dining PETSMART, Fountain 30 n SIDE TIE
36 Scents 9 The woman's () K 9 8 er's paths diversed. rm tb1•'·1olld oak· Valley. PupplH, kll· ty SAN 9150
38 -and dined 10 Actress Adams "126 .,. 0 1-u..i.drH1·••Sl"'CI"'••• •KI Where Crawford eat. East, declar-need• rellnlth 6-chrs tent and more, all ~~7~~i~a~°ea;5.7~;'9 1,NliiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
39 Warned 11 Lab·cullure 32 Alpha, -48Taq1a1o er continued wit.h 8 trump. Craw-$200 Cail 722-1252 looklng for lovlpg, car-11
•1 Ent1v('n medium gamma SO Fable woter The biddina: ford won I.he J'aclt and underled hie---------Ing homH. CALL 241• _E_n_l_o_~_o_u_r_b_e_a_u-t""'ll""'.ul •,90 Nissan Stanza blk 43 Dwlf'ldles 12 lease 33 Adam and 51 Rodent EAST sOUnt WEST NORnl o317 fOf more Info. Duffy 20 for use of auto, A/C, n•w 't1rHi
•• Wood nymon 14 Margins t;ve's home 52 Part ol a 1>9und l 0 l • P.. ' • heart. honora. Ke wu fortunat.e to MERCHANDISE FREE KITTEN your 'Npt Harbor slip. front br1<s. $6900. 645-
•6 Ughl tHown 19 Clocll sound 34 9Qle 54 Choose lactory Pue P.. PMI find West Mth the nine of heart.al MISC 6015 To good home with Call Dave at 266-1778. 8512 wk, 459-8576 hm •7 H!Qh·l'lylng 1oy 24 Ptggy t>anlo. 35 Ja1 -SS Use a ptpe and I.he diamond relum wu ruffed • no children. 1.yr-old
•8 Sonata vote loatures 37 Weirder 56 Cracl!er spread for a one-t.nck eet.. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii neutered male, beige -------1--i---------
49 Type ot fuel 26 Ore tesl 38 Broader 57 Aboard ship ()perunc lead. Ten ofO At the other table Sam Slayman 3 palra-cuslom drapes-a1rlped, all aholl. CAMPERS, RVS, TOYOTA 9210 ~~:~is~~ ~~ran 40 ~=::.~ ~ ~:~;~:~ The 1951 Vanderbilt Cup waa found a pretty avoidance play. All.et vatlous 1lzes, wheat Swee.t d isposition, TRAll.ERS 8014liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ht>rary Conway 42 Vetvely surface 61 Goshi won by one <•f the atroneest teams winnlne the ace of 1pade1, South color, 11 00 ·1 5 o . loves to lalkl Comes iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
56 Preacher . 31 Single 45 Growing 64 Meicican Oiy in the h1atory of bridee -8 .J . continued wt th t.he kinir, ace and Schnieder at•reo, dual with fr" litter box & '87 SUPRA . Sliver, ~--~--.--!!"-~....,.~""9'!"~~~ &cker, John Cr1wf'ord, Sam Stay-jack of club.. When Eaat covered c:aaHtte AM & FM bag of litter. Please N•w 28' motorhome loaded, top cond, hi 10 11 12 man and Georire Rapee. On t.h.ia with th~ queen, declarer diacarded Compact disc player call 673""4879 between for rent Full kltch, perf tlre1. On• owner. $125. RCA VCR $125. 6-11pm. ahower, TVNCR. Day Must seel 645-2417 hand from t.hat event, the biddinc hit remalnine heart rather than 15" Hitachi color tv w/ ---------1 & wkly ratH. 559-88441--,,,.--""'"'.'"~--:-::-
waa the same at. the two tables, and rufT. Now there waa no way for remote 175. Rogers FREE KITIENS '90 Camry Wagon LE,
f---+---+--+--+--t so waa the play to the fiut three Weet to 1ain the lead, and declarer atalnlen flatware (68 TO LOVING HOMES V6, •uto tran1, tan,
t.ricka. Yet. 011.ly one declarer man-}oet only one trump, one heart and plecet) $20. 54S-0180 6 AVAILABLE MOTORCYCLES fully -loaded, rf rack,
---+---+--+--t--t---t aaed to land the1ame. one club. '"'c""l,...t_ru_a_,-fr-u"""it-, -.-v-oc-ad-o . 644--9962 or 651-0155 SCOOTERS 8018 :~~.5~1.81, xl~~:1nto 1-----------,-.----------------1 trees-fruiting StO; Tree Save abuted and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.., __ .....,.. __ ~--~ Rona $5; On Palma abandonod pets. Be a '90 Camry wagon LE, 8·8' $20; Gal plan1s volunteer/fostor. Call '83 Hond• Shadow VG, auto trant, tan,
$1; Shade, pine 15 gal 714-859·2704. 750 CC. Good condl· fully loaded, rf rack.
$20; Herbs 135 kinds St ; ....---------• lion. 52100/obo. 56K miles, xlnt cond. Ulac $l0; eoo-67•·1M22 THE PERFECT CAT 673·92{)2 $11,500. 760·9730 free to good home.
Real Ettat• Retail •---------FALL FIREWOOD Grey long hair male, ·--··----1-.;._ ______ _ 1.-------... 1 CHRISTua5 GUILD ANnQUES 6010 SPECIAL Se&1oned approx 2 yrs old. Vory TRUCKS 9220
--+--1----t---t---1 MAL llTA'ft IMD -wood, free delivery. alfecllonate, lllter box AUTOMOBILES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii at South Coast Plaza l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Busy Wlll-41 locllan. hat full & part-time 1• Order before Nov. 4 trained. Can't keep. ••••••••• COl11I plln. For lr9'1lw Retail Clerk Positions. 19th Centry French for this low price. PleaH c.11 646-0972. '85 TOYOTA truck w/ Clll Aon Tlvtor. ~ 71._154._2520 3-pc bdrm 1betdwa1n1udt. $150/cord, $90/half cab. Load•d, new Thll'ru•I tlll queen az • w • -cord. 714-768-8635 CADILLAC 9 0 40 pain t, top cond. S•lea Now hiring FT/ rall1. Armolre with mlr-1---------PIANOS & Camping shell car-Net ''" PT for FHhlon lal & roed door bedside Going Out Of 6059 peted. 645-2417 673-7300 M.VleJo Mall & 01her tble w/marbte top all Business! iOiiRiiGiiANiiiiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '78 El borado Blarriu OC hi profile areas. pcs feature hand· Fra"es, paintings, Strong running, new ---------Comm w/guar earn-carved rose motif. m Eb b b d b k 1 I t I VOLVO 9230 RECEPTIONIST/ I 7 .. 03 9999 ,. 8 0 graphics, poslers, fix· on~. • 'I· gran ra es, c ean n er or nga. 14-.. · $3500 546-vl turet & furniture. 51111 beautiful, xlnt cond $1400 obo 631-0871.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SECRETARY SCHOOLS NOW HIAINGI ANTIQUES 4 U SALE h 1 ti I ft b $1950 Call 645·2536 Phones, g•nefal of-PT/FT non teaching Furniture, acceuorlos, av• pan ngs e Y • '80 El Dorado Balrltz, '81 QL T 20, 4-sp, A/C,
fl f I Oc J b F1 d Paul Blaine Henri, Ya .. •ma console pl:ino 350 V8, A/C, Full new paint, mobil phn. ca, secretary or ex-Po•· n · o n · 10-40% oHI Buying 1· JulJan Ritter & Lupettl ,_ tremely busy lnterna-ers publishes 100+ piece or entlro ostale. No r•••on•ble of. Model tM2H. Xlnt Power. Xlnt Cond. stereo. 1t5K Sharpl
II ti kl 6 1 • cond, recently tunatl. $2350 * 831·7149 $3000. Call 642·7406 llonaJ marketing and s ngs wee Y· s· 3012 Newport Bl. NB fer• refuaed. Al Pric e Includes local ---------------------PR firm In Newport aues $35. Visa/MC Pleaso Call 548-4123 Aaron's Gallery. Call dellv. 51500. 780-a593 '82 ELDORADO '83 Volvo DL. A\Jto Center. Perfect job 952·1096 or check/•---------Mon Tues & Wed white, diesel. Good A/C PB PS
OPPortunltu for male monev or,.er: PO Box •BUYING ITEMS* ' -,. trans, • • • , , " only. 714·662-3383 condition. $2500. Catt AM/FM stereo, cass. or female, proles-1516 Cypress 90630 From 18~1 960. 1 pc, _________ •••••••••I 843·9058
tlonal HU-starter who SECRETARY F(T Typ· Jewelry to enllre house J•d•, bronze•, Jew-T'DllUSPORTATION s2.o5o. Call 673-3872
I• ha r ~·Work Ing, Ing, It computer, order contents. Immediate elry, II/Ory, ctolsonne, ivu1
EMPLOYMENT
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EMPLOYMENT
5530
MERCHANDISE
delall-orl•nted, ener-follow-up. Call before casti. top $. 673·6223 rosewood curio• & •••••••••I DATSUN 9060 AUTOS'
EMPLOYMENT EMPLO~ENT EM.PLOYMENT gatlc and hat •xcel· 1 tAM M·F 589.0289 ' plantar stands, Franch iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • "" lent communication cabinets & Bombay, WANTED 9246
5530 SSlO--5530 skills. Superior Macln· . APPLIANCES 6011 palnllnga,-poicelalns, BOATS 7011 •75 2eoz 4·sp new blkliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tosh computer skllls EMPLOYMENT etc. etc. No reason-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Inter. 95 reg. 1traJgh1 required, data base SERVICES 5533 FREEZER·UPRIGHT abl• offers refusod. body, stereo, runs grt. WANTED older used PAINTING skills preferred. Mall· 1240 Logan #I, Costa 18 FT fiberglass bay . $t075 obo•631·7l49 molQthome/V an/st•· Urbanite Operators & room know-how r• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Xlra Lrge-Works Great Mesa. 444-1112 launch. New 1urrey lion wagon fpr family
PreH Persona quired. Good benefits •-••-• Green si25 640-1264 top, dle1el eng, teak moving to Colorado. BRIGHT BEGINNINGS
"Fri1Nlly Nti1liborliood Wtlcoming S.f'l'ict" Community new1pa-and paid par¥1ng. Low Please be aware that Washer-Oyer-White . Movh•g! Cheap! decks. Baaullfull Slip HONDA a085 Have Cash 839-0n5.
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per 1eek1 Urbanite to mid $20'•· FAX re-the listings In this cat· H v y ·D t y -X tr a -Cap MBZ SL cover $50. avail. $6900. 875-7939
operator wllh 5 years sum• to: ~allnum egory may require you New $525 646-7064 Wood windows-many
operating experience Guild International at lo call a 900 number Wa•hr/Dryr s 140 Ea ilua, 12it12 wht 44~~~~0.:'~~~5HP '81 Civic DX Sedan ANTIQUES•
& Urbanite preu per-714--760-8780. In which there Is a Bolh Good Condition mrbl•look lll•75pes. · w t-ownr, nu tires, xlnt CIASSICS son wllh 5 years exp••---s-.-11 -y-our_h_o_m_e__ charge per minute. 84._5848 s1.50/ea. Metal panel CATS, 450 hrt; 2 SR, condition $7500 obo
rlence. Only thOH door $25. 759-7959 2 Blh, 36M Raytheon 640-5032 0t 640-tb29 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9250
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your commun11y1 Profess1onal Neighborhood
Welcommg Service 1ttb reliable and CDet'gCUC pmon
to v1111 new bomeowncn Good comm1.a11CI000 skills
and rrofcmonal ap~lr&DCe t$Sl!ntlll Ac:ublt hours,
t1111S1 be ¥r1Jlmg to worL cvai1ngs Of weekends
wllh Urbanite •XP• through claullled. Whirlpool aleclrlc. ____ ..,...____ radar, Rythn aounder, ..l'-1 d 1 842·5978 EMPLOYMENT •· Robertson AP, Furuno ·~ Olda Cotl&1e Con-r ence nee app y. t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j1 washer/dyer avocado M 0 VIN 0 ..Qua I It Y Lrn, 2 cir TVs, Glen-J_A_G_U_AR______ vert ve, whVblk Int, Send return• or applyl~ WANT£D 5535 $275. Sharp micro-lt•m• Whit• Maytag 9105 S3K orig ml. No rust,
In person at: wave $125 546-0lJtO washr, ga1 dryer, ,denning. w1rmkr, AJC. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii xlnt cond, orig owner.
CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY NEWI
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No matter custtn blk king bdrm Xlnt cond, striking $7995. 646-9502. what you're Swedish Prof Nurl8'•1---------set, new matt; couch, graphics. S199K. '88 XJe Wtllt•Prl1tlne1 ________ _
ald•Uv• ln/out-10 yrs FURNITURE 6014 love Hat: patio & Randy, 714-646-8197 condition 58K miles •ee Muatang Conv doing, your •xp-ref.lovlng-cooldng 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii other furn, TV. bl· $13,995 780-8300 orig, Xlnt pop/son (714) 752-2772 Suitt 4 h driving-etc ... 646-3735 1• I I "'A"" ""22 --------·• ometown 6-po light tan textured eye ... e c. ~ OWER BOATS proJ~ New pwr top gl Los Angeles, CA ~5
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II I I $400 wind. Pony gd pnt dlx newspaper Overstocked with sec ona •0 a 7012 MAZnA 9125 console. 714-721·9546
If tou•re looklng for •job,
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fits in.
stuff? 546-0180 ,_F_RE_£_T_O_Y_O_U_6_0_2_2 ~ .
A call 10 Bdrm ault•klng IZ, twlh 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Classified beds. oak tablet, Hw-1• 1977 Duffl•ld 17 '90 MIATA Whit•
will help Ing machine, ap· FREE SAND Bay Launch, 65 HP Pristine condltlob. 40IS
'72 Merced•• 280 SE 4 .5 . Mec hanlcally
sound, great shape.
Must sell·make offer.
pp. 646-6306 throug h classified 842·5«578 .. pllancH e1c... Low Call 87ir 3828 Evlnrude, no canopy. mlle1, chrome whoels prlc.. eee.3oao, _____ 'I'"____ S1950. Call 646·3454 780-8300
•5E•R•VI-C•E ___ I CARPET INSTALL CLEANING DOORS 3580 FLOOR INSTALL HAUUNG 3720 LEGAL PAINTl.NG 3858 PIASTER
& REP AIRS 3516 SElVICES 3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REPAIRS 3620 liii~~~iiiiiii~ SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REP AIR 3880 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
SPJUNIW:RS 3921
DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced JUNK To The DUMP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QUALITY CARE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPRINKLER SYSTEMS .-------•I F & M CARPETS •PROFESSIONAL• dependable door Vlnvt, hardwo-.. , (714-H8-1882) Pl IO RYATTY 20 yra exp. Ouallty INT/EJtT·QUALITY 11T , Design & Install. Repair
ACOUSTIC
REMODEUNCi 3408
HOUSECLEANING hapger. Guar work, • -Wiii haul what Trath " llAL IMJU workmanthlp, fair damages. Cool misting ~~11 ~~~~~·~~~:C~': BY LUCY-7yrs Exp/Ref rea1. Don 521-8910 ~~~rml~ep~:bl~~r~~ Man won·u 864-5259 '1r:.;s'i~r,a;.:t;:1=~ prices 645-2417 Ron fo~';h u~~ns~~'."'~~~~: ;~~~~~v~:~r~I;'!r~~~~
Sr. discounts-Call u1 & Low ralet 646-4670 Uc, Bond 843-3882 •---------H. Thomae Hkkt, liq. JENKINS PAINTING exp. 24.hrs 554-7831 tst.I Chlls 800-82t-04S4
anytime 909·341-6904 SUNSHINE•CLEANING DRYWALL --------JEWELRY 3784 Int/Ext. Wallpaper. --------
or Pgt; 909-353-6333 14yrs exp. Locar Rafa. SERVICE 3584 FURNITURE i"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1--------drywall, texturlpg, •to. PLUMBING 3890 --------Make life easl•r call 1• MASONRY 3828 Free est. David •B9·5468 TILE 3928 ACOUSTIC MAITIRS William Harold Jewelera iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Atmoval•Ae1pray1•Wali CHIID CARE 3536 ual BHI B•l 836-4191 DRYWALL FINllHINQ REPAIRS 3622 Watch & Jewelry repairliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHUNG'S .PAINTING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii telC1•Dry wall repalr•Palnl ~iii~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii Ar)llque/Flne Jewelry JOHN DORAN lt&IONRY lnVExt. Reas $$. Guor THI!. LOCAi. PLUMBER Repair Speclalleta
ctil•Free Est.9631-2419 CUL TURE•NANNY COMPUTERS 3516 6at~~lng, t:xtu;::'EgE Complete Rffto,.tlon Buy/Mll/lradt 873.0395 Brlck•Ston .. Block•Lg work. Lie I 375602 .. W1mam Bangert Co.· Clean Caulk regrout
•808 HUTTON co. WfTrana. Looking for es~~ 71,Y4.;!e~~0017 Rellnlthlng, repair, up-& small Jobi OKI Uc Bond/Ina. 538"1534 since 1947-We are as seall~g & ' Install'.
f 11 /kid 6/ hola, etc. FREE pick-SCAPE. 416871g1 831-34132 PAINTING 85C>-4851 '~~:;6:oyou~7~:3~ Uk•Nu Tiie 840·2211. Apply•Remove•Palnt Qm Y w 5 age Computer Tutoring Expert Repalr/Remod/ up/d•llv/eat. 962-1823 IAND Con1clentlou1 cratt.1------------~~~~~~~:.P~~.6~i'o •"Y 5 o9.933s Beat Intro 10 cos. Acouetlc Removal. • IAWN CARE 3808 man, old faahloned ALLEQIS PLUMBING ---------
11 P 41 ,. 037 DAY&NIQHTCARE Window1. 20-yr prof'I, FREEe1t.Sprey/Hand -u-... -D-Y-.. -•• -... -3-1-
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-MOVING 3834 pfld•lnworkmanahlp. Comm/lnduat/R•• TREE or ca gll' -1 lnfants/Toddler1 Discount With ad untll Texture. 714-435-0988 AAA' ~ •Drain ~leaning• SERVICES 3929 Lg yard. Frwy close. NQv 10. 714·723-1985 B•alo Yard Malnt. RAINBOW Clrcl• M8'nt. L#674731 846·3299
Exp/Uc. 722•9130 DRIVEWAYS 3585 Complete Prop Malnt ~~!:.nl!/r1!!:~".~P~t PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ual~.~HI. ENOCH'S PLUMBING liBiiiiliigiiMiiilkiieii'•iiiTiirii .. iiiSiiviio
Exp'd NannlH avail for CO""'CRETE L Custom paint-drywall· H•ulln9 979-8245 The Calif. Pubnc Utlll· St. llC#569897 636-8888 Oralnt/Remodelt/Re-Tree trlmng/removal,
AUTO REPAIR/
SERVICES 344 7
HENNSSSSY JAGUAR
•Quality Repair• 1958 Placentia
Cotta Meaa 631-2742
live-In poslllons Into " 1111 c 1 RE I L ti 5 8 o 5 2 6 MASONRY 3557 LIKE-NU CONCRETE carpentry-wallpaper GrMn lcene Landlcpng tiH ommlu on • +TRIM PAJNTINO • P • "· . clean-up. t6yrs"'1 CM.
loving homes. lrlsh•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New proceH remove removal-stucco. & Irrigation, Trimming QUIRES that all used No lob over $300 800·•39-3140 Frea Hl 850.0270
Nanny Agcy. 974-8~oe ,. olVrutt ataln1 Crack Rick, 2e2.e545 & Removal•, Clean-houtehold goods EVE"I Prof. Local ---------*Best Price/Quality p F Et 760-M27 H u 1 p 1 & M 1 t St u movers .frlnt their Rel•. Larr)' 641-4071 PRO~RTY _W_ALL ______ _ CLEANING ~ bncll. at~ r r r" I . •••Pal aft~ rep•rt •• ~~~25 n0..1oe' P.U.C. C T number;
C ' • 14$4122 nt· arpentry-' llmo• and chauffeurs --------•MG 3898 COVERINGS 3932 SERVICES 3548 OMn •· ELJ!r"TltTCAJ. 3610 Drywall and morel •LANDSCAP& DEllON print their T.C.P. num· PIANO 8r VOCAL -CARP--E-NTR--Y--3-5-1-0
1 Bric k. Block, Stone, Tiie -·~ Gary 845-15277 & lnatallatlon. Ughtlng bet In all adver1i1e-LESSONS
3868 Cone, Patio, Driveway Carp•ntry roofing Fr•• est/Sr disc. Wm manta. 11 you hav• a SOHO PROP•RTIEB Cuatom Wallpaper
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •WINDOW CLUNINGt Fplc, BBOt. Ref. 20 Yr A-1 •1eo.,lcaJ work plumbtng drywall: b"t any written est.I queaUon about th• le· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 714-833.()931 Btrlpplng/P•lntlng
A to z HANDYMAN FREE ESllMATES Exp. Tarry ••7·7884 Local Jc'<i· contractor etucco, p.;inllng, tll•. Chrl1 1-800-821..()484 ga"'Y of a mover, nmo Gottuio Mualc Studio Ouahty Servlc9 No Job too 1malll
INSTALL/REFACE CABINETS 297..-0S1 Oavtd Qui R~nsel electrical. Jim e41-7•1M undao•pe REPAIR or chauffeur, call: All aget, 5 to ~ult, RaHonable Ralat 5% 011 w/ad. 87S.1837
Kitchens, baths, d00t1, •OSTON COMMON I CONTUCTORS Fr" Est. 9 704• HANDYMAN Cat pen-Bprtnkl4tre & d••lgn Public UtlllllH beginning to cla11lc1 ---------We gals ahould hang
windows. Doug 546-7258 Cleaning Co. Honett· LACn•a••L•CTRIC tty, tile. plumbing & Malibu low·volt light• Commission 940-1947 ROOFING • 3910 together. Slflp, lnttall,
HlftS A CMPINT•R Thorough-Rellable. 13 3558 25 yrs HP. FrH .. t. roof. 25yra exp w/r•fi. Pete 714/722-7732 714-558-4151 Pl4.:NOI B9glnnlng thru advice to th• crazy.
Addlllon1IR•model1 S'fs exp. 1xOK. M2·7033 Rea/Comm. Sr dlac. J•rry Ball 77a-e:S80 Bprtnklere are m~ Bev On Moving Advanced. All agH. CALL UB FIRBTI •3 3-7172 anyilme
Fire/Water/Repair•. •owen'• Do you need QUICK RaBPONB•I Lrl 238300 842-6566 ONLY bualneea. Lo~at, Stonge, prof. T••ch8f certified. Reroofa & repalra. Buy It, Seu It. Find It,
Concret•/Elec/Plumb. a he•_,. .dut• hom• Loe.al Uc. 20 yr •xp •Hl.Q HANDYMAN* Tlm•rt·Yalv••·repalr•· XLNT rep. 1 tv min. Ins. Jennlf8f, e.t0-8689 Local co, gr•at prlcH. ClaHlfled. Jerry, 846-7540 c:l•anlng eervtce? Call Small JOba, big Job• fENC!S •114-1955• lnatallatlon. 722·7824 Tl'716t. V/MC 241-7187 Evant Roofl!'il 754•7834 1--------
Reoalrl. Atmod. Ooott, win-u1 at 53~492. FREE E1t. 660-7042 • DICU 3615 Plumblng/•l•ctw•t•r Tiiii triift/t911MVal, PET Can't aeem to
dowt. ~stucco' drf· •Heu .. ct...,lntt• hHt•ra/eprlnkl•t1/ca11 apnnkler rep&1r/1n1t.i1, pu~uG 38S8 5e•VICES 3870 REMODEUNG get to all thoH
w ... ftnctt. O*'· ttc. Uc Exper'd, Dependable, DEa •Wood 111.--e••. f I t 11/R I lndac:f)e malnt. W• do ft&ff•u11 -repair Jobs
35yta •ltP Jenv M2.0H7 Rera a Special RatHI COATING ....... /,f;E •• ~~ ;41~~~7 11 a.111 Ernest IMM174 J&•••••iii• • ADDmONS 3916 around the house?
Vlol•I• 7•..,oeo1 3570 ==-~ paeer a1 ... 1•• TRQI •W,P. YOUNGQUIST Peteonall&.U Pet Care ~iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii
,.. ••ET KalhJ'• Heo••~Hllln9 ~ Conslf. t7"530t Pelntlntt Cefttreotor Kennel attamatlv•. No AMltl•• Jnoe te74 Let Ult ~ Qut111ty WOf'k w/r•fa. STOP Deck Leaks-T•• •"'•"'.,,'· l.aWt11, Oual. pall~IO profit atrHI °' worry. Uc, 12x12 bdrm& from 17200 ClaHlfled
CIJ!ANING 3515 Rallabl•. 114-e31-22$8 w•t•rproof co.ting• BAVLUfG 37ZO~~~~-ft!!_!t~ ... ~"8!J Ucl ~ ln1. R•f• 873-7184 FREE H Vdetlan. Service •iil•••iiiiil••lf Pg• 714-M7-oe19 ::;:.•·L"S:~':30 °,..':!:; •••••••• TRAD . ''" ~ Thinking of having a Uc••1e102 eoo-2U-:i321 Dlrectorr CAR.PET~ ~RY Peraonallaed .. p'd Est Beat a 722-1799 Hauling Junk, Appl~ It'"...., Qal'&Q9 aaJe? Why pla~ Hid• 'N help \MU find
C _ _, re-a-.vot.a-l'la9Cle...u-.U.-.W../ anc:.s y ..... "'--..Up PLUS-.._ .. ,_ Give ue a calll s a. I ,_ a~iv ;;;_~· 2o ....... """''"' V_;:~ But n. Li It. Find It. Etc. ~ M."'k;--~ • ~ c:laslfted -·-·· PILOT CLASBlll'l•D "" wi'h ch kScate? r•llable help.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~,~H;,:~R\~~~~~
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FURNITURE 6014 JEWELRY, FURS
& ART 6025
Chippendale dining rm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
i.or, aoats 10 w /bulflll
& ct11na cab . unu1od
$2500 828·3211
8 Pleoea ol jewelry
appraised $84.000
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REMODELING 3408
ACOUSTIC MASTERS
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SE RVICES 3447
HENNESSEVJAOUAR
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CLEANING 3515
C.ARPE T & UPHOLSTERY
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SERVICES 3548
•WINDOW CLEANING•
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Cll•arur'g Co Honoo;t
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a heevy duty homo
cronrnng 1erv1co? Call
us at 5J0-2492
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nor, & Spactel Rato91
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lbl $75 760-3870
RANCH MINK
Long luxurious coal,
tully rovorsable. $975
Srunnlng Mary McFad·
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u.11ri i., 1111f" ,,f till' '-tn1ngebl 1.t>unti:-
111 r1 •. 111 .. 1un .. r tiricii:I' B .J
l~·c k• .. , .J11h11 ( 'r.iv.ford "·'" Stu\
111:111 ;11.d I .1 urg1• Hap..-1· I >u tl1tt<
h.111d from ti.at 1•v1•11t Lhe b1.ld111g
"'""" thP ,..,11111• ul tht• two ublt-,, ;r11rl
"" ""' t h1· pl.I\ tn tht• firt<t I hrl't'
tr11 ki-Yt I nuh 11111 d..-rlart'r 111,111
:1i:t'll t< l;u d 1 lw l?l\11 1•
Ar th•• orlwr 1,1blc• SH111 ~111vma11
found a prl'll\ ,l\'llHl1mct' plrn Afl.-r
w1nn11oj! t ht· ;!Cf' (If !'p11d1·'!, ""Ul ,,
cont11111t•d w 11h thl' k111g .1tf' und
tdfk ul cluhi-When 1-.u .. \ <u\t-r..-d
· .. 1th tht' que..-11 dE'<'lnrtor cl1..,. ard..-d
hr~ rt'm111111ni: hf'art r ath..-1 than
ruff Nnv. I h..-rl' .... 1111 110 Wll\' f.1r
Wt<8l lo gu111 lht> lead, u11d d1·clurl.'r
lui:<t u11h OllC' Lrump 01,.. l11•11rt und
nne club
'J pa1rs·custon, <lr..ipO!i
11,ulous sl:o:i. w11u,11
color. S100 ·1 ~U
Sch111oiJur stereo, UuJI
C:lSl.uthl AM & fl>.1
Comµ.:1c1 disc play1Jr
$125 RCA VCR S1Z~
1 !>'' I tllilchl color 111 w1
romo to $75. Royo1~
st.:ilnloss flatware ttiO
proc:os) $20. 541>·0 I 00
Citrus, lru1t, avoc:at:.10 !---------------------------------! tru.is·tru11ing SIO, Truu
EMPLOYMENT
5530
AUL l lTATI UL.II
Busy walk·ln locatloo .
comp plan For lnterl.ew
EMPLOYMENT 5530 MERCHANDISE
Ruta1I
CHRISTMAS GUILD ANTIQUES 6010
at Suuth Co.:ist Plazu
has tull & part-tirne
Rot.111 Clor k positions
714-546-2520
19th Centry Frenc h
3 pc bdrm :.Ol walnut,
queen sz t.JocJ w s<.I
Roses SS: On P.ilms
6·8' $20, Gal plont~ s 1: Sl11.1do. pine 15 gol
$20; Hor us t 35 k111as S 1
UIJC S 10. 909-674 9422
FALL FIREWOOD
SPECIAL Seasonou
woou, lroe <.1uh11ory
Order before Nov 4
tor tlt1s low p11co
$ 150 cord. S90 hull
c..ord 714-768·8G3!> call Ron TaY10t ~ The~
N.lllp)Ci I Salea Now horing r T
PT lor Faahlon Isl &
M .Vlejo Mall & OllH:r
OC h1 prot.le aro.1<;
Con1111 w /guar o;irr1
cn9s 71 ·I 803·999V
r,lllS Armuuo w1lh 11111-----------
EMPLOYMENT
5530
673-7300
RECEPTIONIST/
SECRETARY
Phones. genural c.f-
l1co, sacrt't.-iry 101 "'
tr\!flU'1Y lJ\ Sf lltll ,fhl
11un~1I flh••ht.:t111 J l.l•u.J
Pit ''"" Ill fJ vv\pOr! C..u11l\.'r Pvrl1.•1.t 1u1'
opportu11'ty ICJr lllJll.•
or tcmalo protus
S•OnJI self-st.u l••r "lov
Is ha r Cl •W 0 I I. 111 y
dcta1 or1enh.lO t'l •l',.
gl'loc .ind hJ:l U•lcl
lunt corromurncatton
!.kills $upct1or Maclr,.
lush con1putnr ~1.111-;
r oqu1r t'CJ <.1.-i1.1 b.Jsu PRINTING skills r.uelcrrNJ M.l•I·
Urbanlt• OptH•lor• & 1oom hr.uw how ffJ·
Pres1 P•rson1 qu.10J c ....... I t.Jcrtchts
( , nni..1111ty nowspa· J110 t""d J:.·"""'tl Low
;:a.>1 suu•s U1ba111le li.> n1•ll S::'Os FAX It)·
opuratur '"1111 !.> years SlHltU to Plill111u111
oµur .11111y o • 1JCt1enco t .. 11111 lntL•rn.tt•.Jr 1.ll o.1t
~v•~':·,i,11 ~u .,,~'.',~~s0~;~: _1_1_4_7_t>_o __ a_1_a_o ___ _
11cncu Onl~ tr1oso ~ult your home
SCHOOl $ NOW HIRING'
PT I T 11011 teaching
µos m 0(. J00 F1ncJ·
t>r" p11t11o .. 1 • .-s 100 •
l•'-111 ')'> >'•CChly 6 '"
'-UC:O S !!I V1s.1 MC.
9~.! I O'Jll u r Ch\.'l I\
munuy oruer PO Uo ..
1 !. I ti Cyp1 css 90630
SECRETARY FT Ty1J·
111y It l omµutcr 01du1
lu 10"' u~ Cilll t.Joloru
111\M MF 509-0209
EMPLOYMENT
roed do\lr bud,.lou
!bit! W llhH l •IU top .lll
pcs f0Jtu1 u h.1ri.l·
carvocJ rosu molt!
S 3 ~ 0 () !> 4 (j ·O I U 0
ANTI QUES 4 U SALE
furniture ~l<.CUSSOrll'S
t 0 40"u off' llu) 111y I·
~·cc e or cnt11 u ••sl.lh.:
JOI.? t~ ... •~i.>urt UI t.U
l>luJ:.O CJll !J.llJ-41.?:J
Going Out Of
Business!
Framos, piJuttongs.
gr .1pl11cs, posters, "'"
turus & lurrutur o Srdl
hJvO p.u11t111gs left Uy
Paul Blaine H1.11111.
Juhari R1t1or & Lupott•
N o reasonable of·
fora refused. Al
A:iron s Gallery C.111
G T Ms Mon, iuos & WutJ *Bl/YIN I E * u111y 7 t 4·u62·33o'..I
Fruin 1UO~t'.ILU I 1Jl r-----------
1uwu1ry 10 0111110 110.,,,.c Jade, bronzes, fOW·
COlll011IS ltcur \.'<ll.llO ulry, lllOry, CI01SOlltll!
cast1 top S Li/J 1 ...'~3 ros ... wood curios 6.
pta11tor sLJnds, FrvnU1
APPLIANCES 6011
SERVICES 5533 FREEZER-UPRIGHT
cab1nots & 801111.Jay,
p..11111111gs. por ceta111s,
otc etc. No roaso11·
aule 01101 s rofusod
t 240 Logan 111, Cos1.1
Musa 444-1112 ••••••••
Xlra Lrge·WOr~ s Great
Grt>en Sl25 C-10 l..'(-l
Plcaso bo av.are t11at \V;1shor-Oyur-W11 olc
lt10 11sto11gs '" this c.11-H 11 y ·D t y .x t r a .c ,, p
egory may roqu110 you Now S!:i::O:.. l>·lu 701.>·l
:~ ~~·/~1 ... ~1 91~~r~ur:~bo~ Washr/Dryr $ 140 Ea
Both GoocJ Con<.1111t>11
646-5848 charyu por 11ur1uh.•
, __________ _
Moving! Cheap!
Ml:3Z SL cover S~O
Wood w1ndows-ma11y
SIZOS, 12x12 whr
m1 uto-look 1110-7 !.µcs
S 1.50 ea M er,11 pane
d..,or s:5 759·7659 ,, th U•t.1.tt ,11, ., .. pu-tr11ouoh class11iou
r11.1nc" "'"ru .1n1,1v 1----6_4_2_·5_6_7_8 __ __, EMPLOYMENT
!..crid rl•Sil 0•U ur o.1µpty WANTED 5535
Whirlpool u ll}ctr •C
washe1 dyor 011ocado
S275 Sharp n11cro·
wa110 S 125 ~·H, 0180
M 0 V I N G -0 u a I I t 'II
lt•m• White M aytay
w asht, gas dryor,
cusrrn blk ~1119 l.ldr111
s11t, riow mall cuu1.11
10110 soar, µ.111u b.
o thor l urn. TV, Lt•
cyc:los etc 646·80..:'~
111 Pl>I SUll .II
CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY NEWS
_. l ~j J-tttJ ., •JO HJ
~. 'Q 4
l v-s Arni. 1 .. :.. CA 900u'.>
t T) '"'"' 6 !.J.u1 I t!tr1JnJv) LOfMl'liri
REN T
CLEANING
SERVICES 3548
•PROFESSIONAL•
HOUSECLEANING
BY LUCY 7y1s. l•P Rot
& Low r;iltt' (,le., Jt.70
!>UUSH11'<L "CL!;.At1 :.ic..,
14yrs e,p L u~.11 11ols
MJkO "'" Otl >•"'' CJll
11sl Ousr llul UJh 41~1
COMPUTERS 3516
Computer Tutoring
Oest r111ro to DUS
\Vondows 20 yr µ11 I I
Discount w11h atl u111d
t~v11 10 7 1 J 1 .. : j l !)t}~
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CONCRETE &
MASONRY 3557
* Best Price10ua lity tand\c 1oe tit )lo S' ,, e
Concrete 1143·0622
U11 i.. Bio t k St• •nu 111(1
C:unc P.iho 01111e .... 1y
f pl< !1110'1 llo•I ;>n 'Yr
I , P lu1111 557-7594
CONTRACTORS
3558
QUICK RESPONSE!
Local Lie 20 yr e~p
Small fOhS, Ing 101.is
Frl( Erst b'.>0·7042
DECK
COATING 3570
':)TOP D e c k Loalls·
w;Jterprool coatings
darks Slillr!I Ouar
work l ,!>8 7430 Free
l "'' llA'lt S rn 676':1
Uuy It Sell It ~ind II
C leaalfled.
No matter
what you're
cJ01ng, your
hometown
newspaper
Daily,,.. •'
f tlS tn.
DOORS 3580
An experienced
Cl1.1pt>ndat.Jlt> ell ur
I 1 "l\JI' f c.. .J \I W tHii(
ftJ1tS Oon :..::.-1 UJtO
DRYWALL
SERVICE 3584
DRYWALL FINISHING
f',11c111ng. rox!\111111J
Uu.1t.i1 w0r~ r Hl (
1,:<,l 71 l·\ju•l •10 t 7
Expert flcp,1 r flu11 Od
Acou~11c nvmov.ol
flt(( QSI Spr .1y I t,111J
l V•!ura 714 4J:.>·O'JllU
DRIVEWAYS 3585
L IKl r.u CUNCf1l rL
(~1•W l•r01.PSS f0ff10Vlt
lJll rut,t S\3H1S C'r.1Lk
1p1 lroo [~1 1 1,uu.i~''
ELECTRICAL 3610
A -1 Electrlcal w ork
t O< .ii lie co11trat lor
01,11 k Rn«pc lll'<OI
r rCtO c st 650· 704 2
LACEY'S•ELECTRIC
}~ yrs ei<p f tOO OSI
Ro"> Comm Si dose
L # 2.JIJ.JOO C-42 G'.>68
FENCES
& DECKS 3615
•Wood Fenc •••
repl.ce repa r "" """' ng n1.n,a1n Lew D<•<~\ l c .i
AJvantag• Cor>slr 1•J ~ lvt
OvorslOCkNl with
stuff?
A call to
Class1f1ed
WllJ hel~
«542-56 8
I SwoO•,.h Prof Nurso; t-----------
1 a1du LMl "' 01..1-10 )'r!I FURNITURE 6014
e >( p. r 0 I I J '"" J ·C 0 0 I, 119 I "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dri.1111J <:IC C.·l6 . .17 J'.> II
Ove1 !>ILic~cd v.1th
Slulf"
A c.:111 to
C•J5>1l•cd
,~ t.e.p
642·5678
FLOOR INSTALL
REPAIRS 3620
Vinyl, hardwood,
<.era111•c, marble sull
Ito or repatr . ca1pu1
Lie llund 64:l-388:Z
FURNITURE
REPAIRS 3622
Complete R•1tor•tlon
Rol 1111!.h1ng repair, up
huts etc FREE pit!\
11p cJul1v OSI 962· 1823
HANDY MAN 3710
Compl•I• Prop M•lnt
Custom poont·uryw"lll
c;111111111ry walfpapt11
ren11N.1I '>lllCCO
Ric k, 262·6545
Home&Rental Pro pert In
P.1111t Carponlry
flrywall nnel murAI
Garv 645-5277
(.;i'\rponlry root1ny
ptumb111v <1ryw ill
stucco p.11nt1119. t1ln
olo1..t11c.11 Jim c..: 1 :.t'J.l
HANDYMAN Carp on
lty, 1110. plumbing &
rout :'Syrs ewp w refc;
Jorry Ooll 77.5·6380
•Hl·Q HANDYMAN•
•564-1955•
Plum blng/eloc/wator
healor1/spr1nl\tors •c 011
11\nS ln,tatt Rep air
Fnlf esl 241 ·0137
pegar 21B·B189
HAULING 3720
Hauling Junk .Apph
a nee' Yard Crean-Up
Ere Coll Miko
846-1391
6 -pc light IJn lcJiturhl
!.ec.t.011al :.1..t.i SJOJ
!.i•IG·0100
Udrm suite "'"CJ ;z. r.-. on bells oal. t,11.Jhl>, ~..,...,.
•ng mac111nc ao·
ploancos '" L "" prices 966-3000
HAULING 3720
JUNK To The DUMP
(714-Q68· 1882)
Woll haul wt1Jt Tras11
Man won t! 9G·l 5259
JEWELRY 3784
W111tam Harold Jowelors
Watch & JOwolry topair
Antique ·Fine Jowolry
Buy sell I/add 67 3 ·0365
LANDSCAPE &
LAWN CARE 3808
Beale Yard Malnt.
Lewna, Cleanups,
Tr•• Trimming, Lt
Hauling 979-82 4~
Green S c•n• la .. r~. I>' g
& lr11ga11on Ttt t n 1nq
& Rcmu11at!I. Cll• 111
ups & Ma1111, l:ot Lit.
... !.990::.'5. 650·6109
•LANDSCAPE DESIGN
& lnstallahnn l 11Jht1119
rreo ost 'Sr d \ \·1111
boat eny Wfllll•ll OSI I
Ct iris 1 -000 O.' t ·O•l04
Landacap~ REPAIR
Sprinkler• & clos1gr1
Malibu tow volt ltqt,rs
Peto 714 722-7732
Sprinkler• ere my
ONLY buslnaaa.
T1mors·valves-ropa11s·
ln<>tallatton 722-7824
TREE trln'\/remov•I,
sprinkler repair/Install ,
fndscpe m a1nt We do
It a.Ill Ernest 646-4174 • TREES.
fopped/Remove Lawn1
~p Jlt44'ra
TRADE
through class1f1ed
64 2·5678
FREE TO YOU 6022
FREE SAND
Call 675-3828
LEGAL
SERVICES 3812
PERSONAL INJURY A TTY
Froe Conaultatlon
714·252-1177 24 Hrs
H. lhomH Hlckl, Esq.
MASONRY 3828
JOHN DORAH MASONRY
Or1c..l.•Slone•Bloch•l y
& srnall jobs OK' Lie
#1187191 631·3632
MOVING 3834
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tho Calif Puhhc: Ut
loo.JS Con11n1ss1011 fl[
0Ulrl(S thal :ill UM• I
tiuusohuld yuu0'>
movers print lht'lf
PUC Col T 11un1lJor
limos and chautlours
pr111t thotr T C P "''"' bor 111 all od11or11so·
monts ti you tHWO a
ques11on about tho lo
ga11ty o r a mover lltn()
nr <"hAu llour. coll
Public Ullllltos
Commission
7 14 558-4151
Sev On Moving
Lowest. Storage p1ol
XLNT rep I hr min ins
Tl67659 V1MC 241-7187
PAINTING 3858
•W .P. VO U H OGUIST
Painting Contr•ctor
Oual pamtmg by prof I~
Ucl602098 Ins
Fiee est. 645·3305
2 t yr1 Ov•llty Painting
PLUS touchups
24 H19 R1chaiel Sinor
Uc 280644 645-J209
ADOPT·A·PET
Eve1y Snr & Sun ur
PET SMART, f-ou11ta111
Valley Pupp1us, h•I·
lens anu n1ure, all
took111g lor lo111pg, car-
111y homos CALL 241
03 I 7 tor more 1nlo
FREE KITTEN
To good hOrne w11h
110 ch1IC1ru11 ! -yr-old
rieute1od rnalu, oe1ye
s1r1puo. 011 shots
Swo1.1t d1spos1t1on.
loves to lillh! Comos
w•lfl t1eo l1t11.ir box &
o.1y o f 1i1101 Please
call G73·4tl7!J betwoo11
6·1 lpm
FREE KITTENS
TO LOVING HOMES
6 AVAILABLE
644-9962 Ot 851·01!>5
Save at.Jusod ana
aua11cionou p.its Be "
volunteur/lostor Call
714·059·2704
T HE PERFECT CAT
free ro good llOnh>
Groy 10119 half r11.llo,
a1-1prox 2 yrs ores Vur)'
iJffu1.ho11,1to. f1ttcr bo ..
rr a11wd Co.111 l keep
f'leas1;1 c.ill ti4b·O~ 7 ::!
PIANOS &
ORGANS 6059
Ebony b aby grand
beouttlul. 1dnr coou
Sl950 Call C>l!.-2:.Jti
Yahama tun~olu fl'"""
Modul "t.1211 ""'' COrld I ~•l ~ lllfJ' lurO\ill
Pr 1co 1nt.ludu~ luc ,,
dohv Sl !.100 7GO·V:dJ
TRANSPORTATION
BOATS 7011
18 FT I bor glass ua~
launch Nu"' suuu1 top. d1u~ol eng, tu.1"
decks 80Julolu11 ~··•'
avail $6900 G 7 !.· 79 J!J
CALIFORNIAN
•M':.1 ~2 ' j,,111:l7~HP
CAT~. 4 t.O hrs, 2 SH
2 8th. 3u1.t R.:iyllH:" ·
r.:idar. A> 11111 sounucr
noucrtsvn AP. f'uruno
Lr11, 2 Cit TV,.. Glun
denning. wt1111J..r. A C
Xlnl t:OtHl. st11J..1ng
~11apl11c s 51Y9K
liandy 714 G.tt; IJ IJ7
POWER BOATS
7012
1977 Oulfleld 17
Clay L;;u11 h G5 11P
E .. 1 •ruoo no tanopv
Sl9:.0 C,111 t;-lG·3·1A
PAINTING 3858
QUALITY CARE w yrs O>.p Quaht1 worl.manshlp. I a 11
p11c1;1s G4!:i 2J 11 Ro11
.JENKINS PAINTING
Int C•I WJ1tpap11r
drywa11 IO•h•t •119 etc
F r.,e OSI OJ"J •ltl'J !Htu
C~UNG'S PAINTING
1111 Ext Hu.is SS Gur11
work L•C ii J75t>02
Bond l11s !.JU· I ~34
PAINTING 650-465 1
Consc1enlivus crafts·
rn:in otu l.:ish:oncu
prldo 111 worl.mansh1p
RAINBOW Clrcte Main!.
Pamt.119 tnl E>t Ho ... se
Apl Ou.ii 1ob f tOI! OSI
SI lo<.. !,(J'.111!17 bJG tJ(IU6
•TRIM PAINT I NO•
Nu ~b ovor S300
EVE I Prof luCJI
Hels Lorry 0.t I 4071
PIANO & VOCAL
LESSONS 3868
Gottuso MlJSIC Slud10
1\11 agos. ~ 10 adult
t.Jeg111n1119 to cr.1ss1cs
540·1 \)47
PIANO: Bogmning llHu
Ad11ancod All egos
Teacher corl1lol'cJ
Je11n1tor, 640 llt;ti9
PET
SERVICES 3870
Personaltzod Pot Caro
Kennel allornative N o
stress or wo1ry Lie.,
Ins Rois G73 7 l 84
Thlnktng o t ho11111u a
garage ante?
Give u' a call!
PILOT CLASSIFIED
042-5878
BOATS, YACHTS, ME!KEDES 9130
CHARTERS 7013
'91 1901! 2 .0 Smk all·
CAPTAINS WANTED ver/taupe MOVING,
mu et ••"· 2 0 ,000
100 TON+, M V. Fin· ml Under warranty
OSI Crty \05 11 . MV. $21.500. 751).7659
Pnoenlx 102 fl Can
1 -800-909-1234 1 987 Merced•• 500
At.k tor Brad or S.lUI SL Sport• Coupe.
H<1rd rop • conver11blo
Teat color with cream
SAlL BOATS 7014 leath(lr Interior. 35K
m11os Asking low blue
book o f $24,000
1975 Seln Clemontv 2:l Gooo buy fo r a beau-
t>HP 00. stoups 4, tilul, outstaneltng car
trolel1ng tank, Sirtk, pp 714-639-9446
~ails $I ooo 646 2636 •95 C220 98 mites Pur-
cha sod 10·2 1·94. Blk,
MARINE SUPS ch romes, llnanc1al
problem S:l 1,500 obo. DOCKS 7022 pr111 prty VIN#\47797
714-644·.5319
30 FT SIDE TIE
fur SiJ1I bo;;t Onlv
$270. Cilll 675·7939
NISSAN 9150
Enjoy our tlOiJuttlul ·90 N1:.san Stan2a, blk,
Dully 20 fur U!.0 ol auto. A.IC. new ltrOS/ your Npl Hart.Jor slip front t.Jrks 56900 645· Coll D.:i11e al 2ut>· 1 7 7 ti 8512 wk. 459-8576 h1n
CAMPERS, RV'S, TOYOTA 9210
TRAILERS 8014
'87 SUPRA Sll11or,
Now 28 motor home loaded. top cond. hi
tor rcnr Full l.ttch, pert tores One OV1oriur
~how.:ir, TV/VCn Day Must soot 645-2417
& w~ly Hiles. 559 81l44 '90 Camry Wagon u:.
V6, auto trans. ran,
MOTORCYCLES fully lo.idud, rl rack,
SGK m1tos, >.Int cond SCOOTERS 8018 $11,500 760·!H30
'03 Honda Shadow '90 Camry Wagon LE
V6. auto trans, tan,
7!;0 CC. Goo<.l condl· lully IO.ldOCI. rl rock,
lilJl1 S:?tOO obo 5GK 1n1ros, >.Int cond t,/:J·92Jl St 1.500 760·9730
AUTOMOBILES TRUCKS 9220
'05 TOYOTA truck w
cab. Loaded, now
CADILLAC 9040 paint Io IJ cond
Camping Sholl car
pctoo 1>452.i17
'70 El Do1.:ielo B1.irritz
Stronu run11111y. tlCW
UIJhCJS, cioan 111tor101 VOLVO 9230
S 1'llJO 000 GJ 1-0871
·eo (I Duraoo Oaor •Lt 001 OL T 20, 4-sp, A.C. 350 VIJ, AC Full now IJ<lHll, mob1I phn
f'uwer Xlnl C1. nel stc100 11 !.K Sh.irp•
S~J50 • 631·7149 53000 Call 642· 7401.>
'02 ELDORADO '83 Volvo OL. Auto v.11110. d•t>SCI Guod trans. AC. PB, PS. turid1l1on S:?!JUO c .• 11 AMFM stvroo, COSS u IJ·905t! S2 050 C.111 673·3t!72
DATSUN 9060 AUTOS
WANTED 9246
'7.5 200Z 4·SP nuw blk
Ill ti.It 95 1eg s1ra1ghl WANTED usod t;lody, stereo. nms grl oleler
$1075 ooo • C.J I 7149 motochomo 11an sta·
lion wagon for family
movmg to Coloraelo
HONDA 9085 Ha110 Cash 839-077:,
'91 Civic ox Sedan ANTIQUES &
t ownr, nu luus. l<hll CLASSICS 9250 1.und1l1on S7:.00 ObO
640 5032 01 6 10-1029
'65 Old• Curlass Con·
vort v0. wilt blk Int JAGUAR 9105 8'.lK ong m1 No rusr,
1dnt con<.l. orig ow11or
'00 X..16 Wh·l1.1·P11st1llO S79Y5 646·9!.U:?
cond1tion 58K mires '66 Muatang Conv
S 1 J !J!JS 760-8300 orig. Xlnt pop SOI
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