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THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA Temperatures are
expected to stay
on the mild side
as the su n fights ~LU !.Fl
to burn off part ly cloudy
f,kies along the O range
Coast.
See Weather, Page 2
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Planners
continue
debate on
cemeterr -----
..._ They listen to residents'
complaints about expansion
plan for Pacific View
Memorial Park.
Nl:.WPORT UEACH -The New-
po11 Ue ac h Cit> Planning Commis-
\ion ''a!t !tl1ll receiving public teiiti-
mun~ l..11e Thurl>day night regard-
ing .i cunt 1 O\ c r!tial propo!tal to ex-
pJnd the limit' of Pacific View
~kmo11J I PJ rl...
1 he cununi~)ion had not de-
cided "'hethcr to reach a decision
1 hu r!tdJy night or to continue the
item to a March 9 hearing.
Re!>idcnts <ire hoping to block a
genera l plan amendment that
would increase the ce metery 's us-
Jblc space by between 90,000 to a
100,000 square feet. The cen1-
ctcry's plan to build crypt s and
family mausoleums clo!te to re!ti-
dcnt!o' property lines has residents
of the Sea View, Spygla!ts Ridge
and Spyglass Hill homeowners as-
sociations worried th:H their views,
property values and lifestyles will
be )everely dam;igcd.
Officials from Pacific View,
~hich ha been operating under a
county use permit c;incc 1958, say
that their needs have long out-
gro" n the dlCtJt<. uf the onginal
permit. 111e expa nsion "ill !terve
the needs of th e commun1t}. cem-
etery offic1ah d J1m.
The city':. pl:rnn1ng depart ment
hope' th.it a city-appro,cd condi-
1io11JI u~e permit '"" force the
ce111e tcry to c1ea1e a -.pecific plJn.
With tlw, plJn. b.Jlh pre-.cn t and
future re!t1dcnh ''ill J..now the
exact configuration of cemetery cx-
pJn'lion. city olficials claim.
City Allorney Robert Uurnham
Jdvised the commission 1 hur,day
night not 10 concentrate on the
ceme tery's legal righl!o, but to
focus instead on Y.hcther the pro-
posed amendment con.,tituted :.in
acceptable land use.
During several month' uf a~ hoc
committee meeting • resident s and
cemetery admin istrators were un-
able to arrh·e at an acceptable
plan. The debate continued Thurs-
day wilh residents accusing the
cemetery or ignoring their rights.
Cemetery representative!> coun-
tered that they had modified the
plan seve ral times al residents' re-
qu e!tl by removing or relocating
the mJusoleum~.
;' ' ~lAllC .. \l \Jt.11' lhlLY l'll11r I IHll(n
John Jolliffe, playing the role of a father after a simulated drunken driving crash at Newport Harbor High Thursday, lunges at se-
nior John Giodani, who portrayed a drunken driver. Below, students hsten to MADD spokesperson Raquelle Van Vleck. · ·
A dramatic tragedy
A mock fatal accident scene shows
Newport Harbor High students the
realistic horrors of drinking and driv ing
A !>acam, !tcrcedung b1 .1l.c .... /
')OunJ, ul bwl-en gla!t'I :.im.I
mu11bll'd mc1.il -then 11 "·"
all mer.
In ju'>t a le\\ !>Clond,, .1 drunl-cn
dri\c r 'l.unmcJ into the b.1cl-uf a car.
lc:l\ ing J tcen-:ige g11 I deaJ and l\\O
mher )Oung gi1 h '>Criuu,Jy injured.
UluoJ dripped lrom the hooJ ol the
drun'-cn d11\1.r'i. CJr, \\l11ch ended up a
ma!t!t of l\\1'led, tcJl-rnlorcd met:il.
Police and fire 'dude' :ind
per!tOnncl !t\\:Jrmed the l.Cene, 'pr111g1ng
into acllun to help the '>Uf\l\Of!).
FortunJtcly, the hum ble acc.:1dcn1
TuesdJ) \\JS onl; a tJged produc11un
at Ne"port llarbor ll1gh School's
football !tlJd1um. It \\ ·" -.pon .. orcd by
the PTA.
Du t e'cnt planner!> hope the mc:')'>JSC
"ill be taJ..cn criou!tly by students.
"Thi' '' J') designcJ to educ:.itc
''u~cnh a11J the t.·ommuo11' .1. .c .11 11111
J1u11J.. J11\111g." ~aid Cullc1..i1 \\._c.;I,.,,
"ho hclp1..J urg'JniLc the
JemuJl!tll .111011. "\Ve I hought 1h1'
;1ppro:id1 \\oulJ m:.i l-c the hc ... 1 1mp.1.i .
We d1J11"1 \\:Jill lo <.JllJ)·1.u.11 11
The re-enactment, calkJ · ~ha11cr1:d
Dre.im-.." thoroughly Ul'IJ1lcJ .1 IJt.11
.1r er J'h before an ;ill-..,diuul :i"cmllh.
I he hour-lung pre!te111.1l1llll \\,1, ·
'lh1.dulcd :.i JJ} lldurc th..: ,,h.,ol\
\\IOtcr lormJI to rem1nJ ... 1ud1.111' th.11
Jrinl-1ng anJ dri\tng cJn h.l\..: Je.1JI:
re~ult'), \\eel..-. SJ1J
~tudent buJ} pre:.1dent .111J f,1otb.ill
quJrtubJlJ.. John G1urJJ111 pl.1~1..J the
p.1rl of the )Oung drunken J11<a. I k
.. 1-tlh.:J" h1!> d;i1c, plJ~cJ b) Lr1n
Gl.:i .. guw, a !tOphumo1e
l.:.nn h.1d no 'pca'-1ng p:.i1 ''· 'II 1le 'h..:
\\J :') unit !>ecn !)pr.1,,h.:J out U\er th,·
hood, CO\acJ \\ith IJ'-e blouJ.
11..:r fnenJ ... l.l nior') D1.nJ Uu\\k'
See SIMULATION/6
Watchdog group goes on-line to spread word INSIDE
Punishing blow ..._ Move will provide members of Committees of
Correspondence with valuable information on county.
BY E VAN H£Nl.RSON, SM H \\'aw a
The original members of the
Committees of Correspondence
used horses to tr3nsmit 1nform3·
tion, note 0111 Ward, :> Cost:i
Mcs3 rc!tident and a Comm11tc:ei.
tecrang member.
Today's members will go on-
line.
Within 30 to 45 days, the Com-
mittees or C<mespondcnce hopes
to have an on-line bulletin board
and ac:ccs to the Internet. lndi-
f
vidu.1h '' ith a computer und
modem, wheth er they arc mem-
ber!> of the Commi11ccs or imply
interc!tted citltcns, will be JbJc to
access the Comn1111cc!o compu1cr
bulletin bo;u d. Once 1n!titlc, the
u:.er can join a "di-.CU'l'10n group"
on the Orange County banl..ruplcy
or skim an upcoming city cou ncil
3genda.
.. We're using the information
avuilable to u1'," Ward said.
"We're carrying on the trudation."
The Committees or Cor·
re)ponJencc ii. a group of city anJ
!tpecial d1!tt rict watchdog!> "ho
• meet monthly at Orange C11y I lall.
l·ormcd in Augu!tt. the Commit-
tee' h.1s been pJ1 ticulJrly acti\.c
and h;.i !teen 11'> rani..~ grow con-
~idcral>ly since the county ol Or-
ansc filed for Chapter 9 banJ..-
ruptcy on Dec. 6.
Whal began J~ an Jltcmpt to re-
duce telephone co!tl!t coulJ prc!tcnt
:in unlimited number of po'"bili-
ties, o.tcco1d1ng to Com1111 11c.:c1'
member Jim Rem\, ''"l(u will bring
th e S)'!otem on-line fiom Im pub·
li.,hing company. After prc!te nting
the idc3 at a Commiuce~ mon1hly
meeting, Rems !laid he ~ould pur-
See ONLINl /5
Man races allegaUons of operauna an Illegal bank
...-Attorney General's office
files civil complaint against
Costa Mesa company
lzalco Express Services.
BY TINA noa<.A1'TA. ~lfAFt W 1111 •
COS IA M \A -A Co)ta
Me,:1 bu)inc ,m,111 '' fo c1ng allcga-
tiun\ th.u he conducted :111 illeQal
bankina bu!.1nc from hi" We'll
19th Succt check ca1.hina <:Oil\·
~;.iny, ILalco fuprc' Sc rvi C\.
1 he C:1kfurma Attorney Gen•
cral's office filed o c1v1I complaint
on behalf or the State Uanking
Department, which began review-
ing the 12-ycar-old company'!I 011·
eration' after recc1\ mg a cunt·
plaint that the owner, Roger 0 .
Vega, wa taking dcpo it~ fn>m
po!> 1bly more th:in 900 cu!lltomt:f\.
JIO\H:vcr, department olhci.il-.
were not owJrc 11 :my clicnh had
,u((e rcd IO.\C\.
Vega ha1. hccn .1uthori1cd hy
the Uankina l)epartmcnt tu ct a'
an aacnt or Amc:ri~.1n I pre"
1 ravel Rcl.itcJ Scrvicn anJ Conti•
ncut al ( x Cl>\ M oney Order
ompany, which allow'I him to ac-
cept money for tr.msmi.,"on
abroJd u' \\ell a<:. to ell monC) or·
ucr .
U:.inld ng Ocp:.irlment 0U11.1;il\
i.u pcct Vega began taking "UCJX>)·
ih" from cu,tomer) '"ho ~anted to
ca,h thiril·pJrty chcd.' alter cv·
cral dralt' \\ere J i,honorcJ.
"l;c:iko, to rn inirtiilC: lo't\C •
began u~ceptini the thi1d·pJ rl)
chccb but (.1lh:g\!Jly) retained the
fund~ unul the ched, clc.:McJ,"
:.iid o Banking Department pre"
rc:lca'!C i ''u:d on 'I hu1S4.lay. "1111.•
.. e UNK/I
l)oN Ir\( II lhll y 1'111•1
Costa Mosa fighter John O'Brien lands a solid uppercut to
chin of Elisea Torrez of L.A. Thursday night during win at
the Irvine Marriott ballroom. See details in sports, page 7.
INDIX
Around l own ..................... 4
CIJ))1f1cd) ......................... 10
l ocJl::i Only ......................... 2
Police file"' .......................... 2
SJ>ort.s ••• . ••••.••••••••••.••• 7
Volunteer Dir<.·dory ............ 5
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NUMll•S
BUSl"JESS FAX 631-590.:?
CIRCULATION 600·252·9 141
CLASSIFIED ~S 642·5678
RETAIL ADS 64 214321
l\EW ROOM 40· 1224
Man laces ·
one-strike
charge in . rape-ease
..._ Steven Dexter Bro oks
co uld spend rest of lite in
jail tf convicted of rape in
Costa Mesa on Dec. 3.
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See RAPl16
Visitor turns
into unwelcome
guest of family
...,. Man who helped Co sta
Mesa resident in wheelchair
returns the next day and
ref uses to leave until poli ce
are called in.
CO~ I A f\IL SA -l om Rc1J
tlil>Ufhl he d met · J ll angel from
GuJ" on t-.lu11JJy Uut that an~cl
tu rncJ rntu "the Jcm0n ltom hell"
the nnt morning in a bi1arrc ind·
,1c.:n1 thJt J..cpt Rc iJ :rnJ t11 fJmily
holed up '"'" the m.1n for ne:.irly
an hour
'I he \eric' ol \:\ent) be&;.in huc
MonJ.1v al11:1110~>0. ::ift.:r ltciJ,
\\ho b~c.amc "' 4uaJ 1 ipkgic ahcr
'ultcri ng .1 brul..en neck 1n a car
ac~iJ~m 111 1976, took the bu'I
home lto111 the beac h. lie: got off
at the l la1hur lk>ulev:irJ-Gi,lcr
A\Cnuc tup unJ haJ just craisct.I
th~ hu'y uuer c~tion when the
battery on lu electric ~hcclc:h.1ir
~cnt uc:iJ.
"It \\:I\ du'llt. nnJ I could barely
'C l>\:t'au~ the un ~a gl:uina in
my C')C: ," the S2·)e:ar-ulJ RciJ
5aiJ 'I huM:iy. "I w11ntcd tu set
" VISITOl/t
2 Friday, Febrtiary 24, 1995
Authors or
children's
literature
get honors
I I 1he :um of children\ liter.iture t!> to
lwld "the mirror up to nature," the
1111.1gc' rdlcc\cd by the recipients of
! 995\, mo,1 pre!>tigious award~ ring true tn
1 >ie1r dcpll ttOn of racial turmotl, courageous
krn1n1~m Jnd Nati\C Americ:m ang~t.
1\1111ounccJ this month by the A~iation
• 1r I 1hr Jry Sen ice to Children, tlu )Car's
t 1gh~ 't honor!> go to Shalon Creech, author
1 \\.ilk Tv.o Moon ,"and Da\id Diaz,
LaDonna
Kienitz
Check
It Out
iUU}tralOL.Of "Smok)
Night."
Recognized v.,ith the
Newbery Meda.I fo!._...lhc
most di!>tingubbc:-<f"
contribution to American
literature for children
published in 199~. Creech
spins the story of Nathe
American teen Sal Hiddle.
On an odyssC} "1th her
grandparent~ to find the
mother "ho abandoned her.
Sal must deal \\.1th defeat
and disappointment 1n
unraveling the puzz les in
her life. ··walk 'l\,o Moon!>"
1' \Hillen \\Ith affection and humor for 7th
1hroui;h 9th grader and filled with
111.: xpt.~ tcd ''' 1-.t, and ~urpn~i ng conclu!>iOn!>.
· ~mol..) l'\1ghL," recipient of the Caldccott
·led.ii ll1r the mo~t distingui!>hed Americ:in
1chm; lf<>ol.. for children publi!ihed in 199-t.
J'I cued b) Judge!> a!> dramatic and
round-brcJf...ing. lllu!>trated \\ith tc~turcd,
1.: 'prc!>i.ioni-.tic paintings set again)t
1•11\eJ-mcJia collages, this !>tory for .children
l1f all age.. I!> :ibout cats -and people -
"110 couldn't get along until a night of rioting
l nn~) th~m together.
I he '-c'' bcl) Committee named t\\-o
Honor Book author~: K:.ircn Cu!>hman for
LOCAL L
CITY EDrrOR lRJS YOKOI, 574-4233
~hlli' .\I C1thc.:rinc. C.illcd l31rdy" and Nancy Fa~mer
I 1r · 1 he 1 .1r. the E\c and the Arm:· The
diar.1ltcr C .1thd1nc
0
-called Birdy becau!>e Instructor Sheryl D. Johnson stands in front of projected slide of Jupiter during Adventures in Astronomy assembly at St. Joach.m's private school Thursday.
~ ic IO\c-. the \\ ingcd creature!> she keep~ 1n
hi:r room -I'> 111 her 14th year, the d;)ughtcr
r)f an 1rnpovcri'>hed knight, when !>he begin~
h~r d1JI) in the ~c:ir 1290. A prO\ucativc
ollr.l)JI ol mcd1e\'al life. thi!> )Oung :.idull
' kction offer' 1ns1ght into truth' ol human
J iu re that 1r;11hcend hi:.tory. \\ h1le
'trug,!;ling "ith her hope!> to become a
pJintcr, a cru-.jdcr or even a \\art ch:.irmer.
Catherine find' her!>elf pitted agJinM her
, 101hcr\ d1.: ''re-. to turn he r into a l:idy and
..:r 1.1ther\ go.ii of !>ceing her prof1tJbly
11,1med ol I.
... , he l·ar. the b e and the Arm•· lllO\e" 111
uth the ,,,me amt" the oppo"te direction in
me .1., C.11hcr1nc\ '>IOI). Rellectmg mulliplc
K1opul111~.11 problem-. that parallel or e\tenJ
1 1{1,c nl rnrrcnt time!>. the -.c1-fi ~Jga tell'> of
1hc l..1J11ap1 111~ of three children, 1hc
1l-pr111g ol Lunbab,,e·!> chief of !>Ccunty, in
1~ \l.lf ~ 19..J I orccd to mine rcfu-.c from an
•1u~ 111 t11\1t.. \\:J\lc dump. the young-.ter~ arc
"rn,!!h l h) thl. LJr. the Eye and the Arm,
.:tl dl\C\ \\Ith paranormal powl.r~ burn of
, 1c11 1111llhl"I'. C\pO!>urc 10 nucleJr waMe.
,\11111111! the 1 liree illu~tralor~ named fo r
t .ild~·\ •II honor' "ere Paul Zelin~J...y for
)\\.1111p An:;c1·· and krry Pinl..ncy for "John
I h:11n:· A t.1ll·IJlc heroine ''ho can disarm
11unt 111g \\ooJ'>mcn and marauding bears
' 1th e4u;1I aplomb. ··sw.imp Angel" was
1 a..pircd b} author Anne baacs' daughter,
' ho t.amc home from Pioneer Day at school
, 1mpl.11n1ng :.ibou t how the boys got all the
tu n chore\ and the girls were stu ck \\ ith the
<p1illing.
"John I knry," by Julius LcMer, update!>
the t.ile of lhe giant ~teel-d riving man with
\\inJ...1ng humor. John Henry install!> "one or
them JaculLI\ .. in hi!> father's new Jbode and
1-. prt.· umJbly huned on the White Hou!>C
l.m 11 -a f111ing end for an AmcriC<Jlt hero
more than muntlJncly muhicuhurnl in thi'
1lorful purlfJ)JI.
"( 'hc·c·J.. II Vul " is »ri11c11 by Ille staff of
tl1c ,\,·11µort Hench Public Library. 1'11/s
11cc•J. ·.., column Is by Linda Kline and Mcli~s:1
\dn11h.
Boys and Girls Club·
fund-raiser in March
The l:.a<,thl ull ch.1pter of the 130)!> anJ Guh Club m
Ne,,port UeJ1..lt "ill\i11ng local re,itlcnb to 11\ 4th
annual lund-r.11-.er ··or R1\c1bo.1t Cru1"c·' on
!>aturda), ~1 ard1 11.
'I he d1.iptcr, "ltich opened it~ door., in 197-1."
continuing a t1 JJ111on uf pro'i~.hng )Outh'> \\ith an
altern.1ti\.e to drug .... :alcohol and g.111g'
1 lte club i., opl.ll 2:30 p.m. 10 b pm .. ~ltmtlJ}
throu!!h I ridJ) anJ operalt." from Scp1cmhcr to June.
A SS-t mcmbcr.,h1p fee cntttle!> ~outl1' -.1i;e'> 6 to IS
-the opponunll) lo p;inic1pa1c in a "1dc 'Jnc.:ty ol
adull-,upcn1'cJ •1thh.:11e anJ an-rcl:ih.:d progrJm~.
Oircttor D1<:I.. ROJO'>, who h:.i~ been ''1th thc club
~in'e 1968, ..,,11d thal thi' )C:.ir"~ fund-ra"u j, c:-.pcc\ed
10 bring in hcl\\ccn 512,000 and Sl3,0UO .
1 he money \\.Ill be U\Cd for much-nee<leJ
maintcn:.ince of the club\ l!Vlll noor.
The fund-rai ... cr ''ill begin at 7 p.m . at the E:.istbluff
Uo)'> :.ind Gui~ Club, 255 Vbta dcl Oro. l·c~tl\ities
include dinner. dJncing, ca!>ino game, and an auction.
Tickets arc S35 and m:iy be purcha ed at the club
or by phone.
For more inforn1alion or to buy tickets, c:1ll
723-1515.
Student chefs whip up
first-place award
Orange Coa!>t College culinary arts studenb
finished fir!>\ la~t Y.eekcnd at the American CulinaT)
Federation (ACf·) Wc!>tern Region Junior Member
Hot food Champ1on.,h1p~. held in Albuqu1.:rque, l\.M.
··we \\ere ab!>olutcl; lhnllcd with our
pcrforrnJnce," ~:i1tl OCC's manager and coach, U11l
13arber. the colkgc's head chd.
OCC':. team \\Ill compete fur the national
ch;1mpion!>hir in New York City in July.
·1 he OCC\ team a't'ti!>t;.rnt coach i!> Joel Uachhuhcr
CITYSIDI
of Corona dcl Mar.
Science . fair coming
to NewPort Heights
Which a1ea of l\'e\\pOrt lkach ha\C the most air
pollution'! f fl)W docs wing ~ace affect the 01ghl of a
paper ai1planc'? Docs color :.iCfect the CooJ prdercnce
ol cal\'.'
Gel lhc anw .. cr!> to thc!>e <1ue!>tionstat the Ne" port
I lcighh Lkmcnt:iT) School Science FJir, chcdulctl
irom 7 to b:30 p.m. on March 2.
Highlight!> of the !>Cicncc eApo include prc!>ent.itions
from Or. Stc,en GJUSC\\ilz. an onhoped1c !>urgeon at
l lo.1g I lo)pltJI, and Fretl Engelhard, a phyi.icbt :it Cal
StJte l·ulkrton. A )Oung scientist!>' corner. a
tcchnolog} corner :rnd door priLe!> ''ill :.il!>O be
(eaturcd .ll the event.
For more information, call the !>Chool at 760-3464.
School hosting a
kindergarten orientation
CORONA DEL MAR -A "kindergarten
orientation" will be held at Lincoln Elemcnt:iry
School on March 23 for a.II familie!> in lhc school
zone.
The e'c1H is designed to give parent!> a chance to
mce1 teachers and ~taff member!>, learn :ibout
Li ncoln's primary program and a)k quc!>tion!> about
the kindergarten curriculum.
A short tour of the campus and kinderg:ir ten
classes will be ovailablc. Kindergarten enrollment will
be conducted from 2 to 4 p.m. on May 3.
l·or more information, c:.ill the ~chool :i1 760-3365.
Group hosting rally
to help boost self-esteem
Wi1h an eye toward "heiring members achic'c their
drca1m, pcr!>onally tut ti profc~~ionally;" the Ornngc
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fog "ith p;irti.il
de.iring this
afternoon.
TIDll
TODAY
First hi&h
•:43 t'l.m ........... S.2
fir)l low
12:06 oi.m ........ -0.3
~ccond high
6:41 p.m._ ........ 3.6
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11 :34 p.m ......... 1.9
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rirsl high
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M<.und high
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Wevetr•lt
H1reu1ll Tue•tl•y
Strong high prcuurc
th 01t has brought us
~ummer \\CJlhcr ;ind
60 degree \\atcr
tcmpcroilurc "ill fade
by \\Cckend, bringing
lighl and vt1rioible wind
condition~ .ind cooler
\\t-.ilhcr, but nol much
surr. A strong storm orr of J01piln \houltf
send us some good ~ilvet l.lte ne~t "eek.
we should see a ~err SMilll NW wind swel
this ~e<.oi(end, .lnd
ma,&>e some SSW
pul•es from tht
southern hemisphere.
fur d.lily lor«•sts, c.ill
(900) 976-SURF. The
c~ co•lt 51 .SO plus
any ponibte toll.
County Counul lor !>wit-E .. t~cm \\all h<>-.t .1 r.alh
Tue,dJ) JI the RcJ I 11m 1 lotcl in C,ht.1 ,:\J...,.1:
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free, \\itlt a ')U!!.!~'i.:J do:i.1 1011 •I\'
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chJpter ul 1he N.1t1on.ll Council ll t 'iell-1",td.'111. "a'
formed 1n 1993 ll>r 1hc puq'•".:.\11 '"ph11•h)lill!!
program~. cJucJtion and c\cni-. 1h:11 pwnmte high
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can bl! rc.,encd ju a1.ha1tt:c h~ c.sllini.: !-.. \ \\ 1 I ur~cr
at 650-2 144
Longtime Costa Mesa
resident Hansen dies
Clilfo1<l \Vancn ll.111,.:n. ;1 l111tgt11nc r~:.itle111 of'
Costa McsJ, dicJ l·eh. 21. 11..: "a\ 7.'
Mr. llanscn \\1J1kcJ m:ul\' \C~1r' .it R1di:.11J'
MJrkct in Ne\\ po11 U.:.11:h :.111.tl h:1d I ~en 1 ct11 ~·J !>incc
1977. lk \\i.tS i.ln ·"iJ gol(.:1 but had r1..~l.nll) b~cn in
ill health.
He i!> !>UJ"\'i\~J b\ h1o th1..1' \\1ll1a111, < haste, anJ
I-rank and a si ... ter, (01 nee\\ .1mcr.
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al l la1bor La"n 1n Co-.t:i :-.tc-. 1.
Johnson, a 67-year resident
of the county, dies at 80
Arnold Cl)dc John,on, J Ct>!>t.1 ~lc'J rc,itlcm, died
Wednesday. I k \\J!> ~O.
Uorn in San Diego, :\lr. Joh1N>n lh~d in OrJngc
County for 67 )1..ar:.. lie opc1atcd an t1ppl1:rnt1..
bu!>ine.,.., lor )Car,, '
Jle b ~UT\ I\ cd by ~uns 11.G Tutzkc: 1111..'t:I! I' Jlrrt:1a
KJ bt of An.1hc11n; and 0.1nn) foh11,t11t of ~.11tlJ J neL.
A p1 i\IJIC burial b plJnncd. S.1dJlch~1~·1.. Ch.1pcl in
Tustin i'i handling the a11 angcm1.;11t:-..
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tires.
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rcportc:J &h111 ~1n1cunc c111cr.:J tier h• me •hllc 1hc 1uis
kc pin ;iml \tole SI IS 1l111t \\,1\ l;i)mg on a ruun11:r.
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Fnday, February 24, 1995 3
Bolar-co llr proca 1 continues· for fair carntval -
BY Mile s. rosNEJ.., '""Wann
COST A MESA -The debate
continues over "'ho -if anyone
-will run the carnival at this
summer's Orange County Fair.
Instead of awarding an emer-
gency one-year pact to cami'Val
provider Ray Camm3ck Shows,
fair board members elected 10 do
nothing during a closed-door ses-
sion Thursday morning.
"We will make every effort that
there will be a carnival at the 1995
fair," General Manager Becky Bai-
ley-Findley said.
What has tied up the carnival .
issue is a protest filed by long-time
rides operator B &. B Amusements
after the fair board chose competi-
tor Ray Cammack for a lhree-yeu
contr:ict. Nothing can be done
until stare officials rule on B & B's
complaint, Bailey-Findley said.
The fair board opted to ride out
an appeals process that may not
conclude in time to assure a c:imi· ·
val at this suirtmer's county fair.
h's the second time that of·
ficials from B &.. B Amusements
have filed an objection to tbe
three-year pact tentatively award-
ed to Ray Cammack.
POllGB s•k Witnesses to
Costa Mesa robberies
COSTA MESA -Were you at
the intersection of Harbor Boule-
vard and Baker Street at 8:38 p.m.
Monday? How about the comer of
Harbor and Wilson SlreCl minutes
later?
Laguna Beach police hope
someone who was in one of those
two spots will provide tbe key to
solving a murder investigation.
And the witness could collect a
hefty reward in the process.
Police believe the same man
"ho robbed the Conroy's flo"er··
shop, at 2983 Harbor, and the
Blockbuster Music store, at 2280
Harbor, a few minutes later ended
a robbef).1 spree with the shooting
death of a Baskin-Robbins ice
cream shop owner less than an
hour later, Laguna Beach Police
Li. Danell Adams said.
Rewards totaling $15,000 for in·
forma tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of the suspect are
being offered. Laguna Beach po-
lice also have set up a toll-free
phone line -SQO.LBPD-008, or
800-527-3008 -that offer tipsters
anonymity.
The suspect was described as
being a man 25 to 28 years old, 5-
foot-10 and 170 pounds. He had a
-medium-build, .black hair-th3t w~s
slicked back and heavy tattooing
on his neck, the back of his left
hand and around an eye, police
said.
Those tattoos included one in
block-calligraphy lettering on the
neck and one that may form tear·
drops under an eye, Adams said.
He was wearing a ~-length
overcoat, tenn is shoes and possibly
khaki pants.
After re,·ie"'ing a video tape
from a store security system at the
B:ll>kin-Robbins store in Tustin -
. where a robbery abo occurred just
after 9 p.m. on Monday -Adams
said she's certai n the same man
was responsible for all four armed
robberies and the shooting.
On Wednesday, investigators
from Laguna Beach followed up
on several leads that were given to
police on the tip line, Adams said.
But, she added, there has been no
significant break in rhe case.
COUICTIONS
A brief in Wednesday's
Daily Pilot gave the incorrect
date for a Family Technology
NighL event at Newport Harbor
High School next week. The
event, which provides families
information on computer
equipment, is Tuesday nighr,
beginning at 7:30 p.m. Call
760-3310 for more information.
D
A Thursday article on
Disney's Newport resort gave an
incorrect date fo r the
development's projected
opening. Disney officials hope to
begin grading by this summer
and open the resort by spring of
1997.
0
The day for "Dances of
· Love and Life," the
collaboration between Ballet
Pacifica and Pacific Chorale at
Orange County Performing Ans
·Center, was correct in
Thursday's Weekend section
story, but incorrect in the "FYI"
box accompanying the piece. The
performance begins at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday.
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I • M~'ER OF THE BRIDE
CUSTOM DESIGN FOR ALL OCCASIONS
NA~IN' ANSARI
FASHION DESIGNER
6 15·661 4
3363 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT BEACH
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When B &. B compl3ined in De·
ccmbcr after it lose the bidding
process, fair officials decided to
st3rt over agai n, in part because
there wasn't enough time to com·
plete the st3te appeals process be-
fore the J uly fair, officials said at
the time.
Dut, on Thursday, officials 3id
it'l> not panic time yet and, legally,
an emergency contract can't )Cl be
awarded.
"We're not in that category
yet,'' said fair board member Doy
Hentcy. "It's not an emergency at
this point. l know it's the end of
Fcbru3ry . . bur an rul hone~ty, \\-e
on't decl3rc an emergency yet."
Docs thtll me:in the ferris "heel
in the Orange County sky \\On't be
turning thi~ summer?
"No," B:iilcy-f 1nulcy ~aid.
But she \\Ouldn't guarantee a
carnhal v.111 be held, cuher.
Neither "ould Henley, although
both went to paini.taking lengths
to all-but-guarantee that carnival
rides will be present at this sum-
mer's shindig.
'·We 're going to ha\e a block-
buster fair," Henky said. "I \\Ould
say there will be a carnival at the
A bird's eye view
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Doi.: LEACll/DAILY l'1t-0r
Hundreds of seagulls fill the sky near Newport Pier after
being spooked by beachgoers recently.
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Ask for Dan Horgan,
Senior Vice President -Investments.
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<•lO ~"' f Gllet 011w. !Wilt t~. 111<. ... p.., Dad~ <'A Qltr(-{1 mew• ..
100!\Y'~ lHt DAY st 0 p
'
fair. Our pa1ron) "ould be \Cr)'
d1 )appointed if "e don ' h.1\C a
c3rnaval."
In a letter to fair boarJ mem·
beri., B & B offtciah olfcrcJ to
withdraw their prote)t, on the
groun& th..it they be a"ardcd the:
thrce"}e:ir oont~:ict.
The comp:iny i~ offering more
mone), more ride~. b. i.Jfcr .:ind
operate~ locally, offic1:ils i.J1d in
th eir letter.
But, Guy Lea' ill, pre)idcnt of
Ray Cammack, s~11J hi) comp:in)
\\ill pro\ide a better Ci.trnt\al :inJ
i)n't b:icking dO\\n either.
"\\e re here for the long h:iul,".
Lc:.i\.1U ~J1d. "lllcy're looking for
quahLy an operation. And th:it's
v.h..1t "c bring to the t.:iblc -v.e
h:n e tor mJn) yc::iri.."
In other :iction:
•Board membcri. off1c1:1lly
\Oted to reject S30,000 it ":tl> due
to rc~ei\c from )t:nc coffer:!>. Put
i.impl), the Orange County f :iir
do ~n·t nc1:J mone) from ta,\pa)·
er~ m R1H.~r)ide, Henle) s:iid.
•And the board abo \Otcd to
Ol11C1Jl!y OK a contract aln:ad}'
ink.1.J e.irl.cr th1) month "uh
5~1G. the 1.-ompan} that "ill run
th1. P;icit1c Amphitheatre.
Police choppers to undergo
nearly $50,000 in repairs
Bv TlNA DoRGATTA, Sr.uF W•11n
COSTA MESA -The Col>ta
Mesa Police Dep:inment's helicop-
te rs m:iy not sound any quieter
buzzing ove'r neighbor 001.h, l>Uf
their engines \\ill be in bcuer
shape.
On Tuesday, the City Council
approved emergency ovcrhaub for
both engines at a CO)t of about
$49,000.
The \\Ork \\ill be completed 1h1..,
"eek, according to policl! C.1pt
Da' c Brook).
"\Ve·rc tf)ing 10 get a 1.1u1d.
turn-around on the \\O tk.,'. Urook.,
i..1id.
The t\\O ai'ru:i1 1.; hJ'c bl.'cn
run ning on rent::il engine!>, '' h1 ... h
CO!>t the department up 10 Sl~.t
per fligh t hour.
And, the dcp.irtmcnt Ilk~ c.1ch
helicopter abou t '.!S hou r) a \\eek..
"I f \\C \\OulJ ha'e ''ailed u1111l
the ne.\t council meeting, it could
co!lt us an a<ldillonal $7,700 in en-
gane rental charges,'' Drool-~ said.
Brooks i.Jid the dep:mment ''ill
p..1}' for th1.. r1...pa1r!> out of Iii. ~up·
port Scl".1cc) Budget. Although
the department nticipate~ ~uch
expenses, Brool-s i.J1d the depart·
mc;_m h;i.dn·l planned OlLU\.erhaul·
ing wth engine) .at the )ame time.
Dut. "llilc one ui the ~ngane)
"..ii. being e\Jmin1...J tor a i.ched·
ulcd O\Crh:iul, the )CCOnd engine
beg.in "runn1n:; hot ··
lniti:ill}, the Jir~raft mcchan1~
in .... pccung the cngin~ 1l1ought the
rcp:iir \\oulJ co~l bct\\ccn S6,000
JnJ S ,0. .0.
Th..1t c t 1m;ite "J Lw')tcJ to
S~6.S2u alll!r lhl! nll.:1.h.intc') di~as·
'-cmbkd iii.: cng:r . .: anJ found
more probk 11h
E\COIU.iil~. Orv• I.~ '):lid the two
hclr.:oplch ''Ill b~ n:pbccd "ith
m.:\\ one'>
Dut. the ~u'>t ul thv'> ... r~p!J1.e·
mcnb "ill 111.cl} be 1...IJ\ en:d b~ the
Join t Po"cr' A''>ocbtion. an
agrccmcni amvng poucc ..igcn ie~
in Costa ~le!>a, ~c'' port Beach,
Huntington l.k :ich JnJ 1hc Orange
Count~ Sheriffs Depart ment to
share helicopter~.
HICK()RY FARMS
M'Jlole bean or tresh ground.
Now thru March 3rd
G reat coffee starts with the beans. That's why Hickory
Farms9 uses only the finest Atabica be~ in our rich
Vanilla ~lada,Emcrald Cream, tlavotful Macadamia Kona
@ and our exclusive Private Blend. Buy a
pound of any variety and get a pound of
equal or lesser value free. You can•t afford
not to splurge!
TDM
I MOllTll
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
17th at Irvine Ave., Newpor1 Beach
•Send A Gifr B\ Plume M2-.J302 ..
IMITB •&ftO•IL
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lft'DaTUft 8.llr/1 4.I0'/1 .,,., 8.19'/1 4.61'/1
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Smith Bamty offtrs sOfM of today's highest interest
ratt"S on FDIC-in urtd CDs. lnttr~t raJts, on ntragt, 1 • • hightt than tM
nationaJ avtr.tAt. And 01 rangt of CO m.ituritln frofn a
varitty of b.ln~ •nd thrift .
Contact:
TAYLOR E. BROWMAN
S(l\jl()ll \'ICC l'tte IOl"'T
(714) 717-5428
SMITH BARNEY
\\• 11\.aLt' mono:\. ti~ olJ.la\hootwd v..1~ W~ Nm tt
49 Friday, February 24, 199S •
SATU•DAY
LIDO llLI SCOUT •MA•l IALI
liJo hk &) &.uut T roop ).7 holds
1h.:ir :innu:il g.u.1~c s:ile 9 a m. co S
pm lOJ.:i~ :ind lU 2 m. l{' 2 pm
SunJ.1\ .11 the l.iJo h ie Clubhou..c,
701 \ 1.1 L 1Jo Saud l'\1:W{l\lrt lk:u:h.
1 h1) 1s the onl) funJ-nm~r the trwp
h1>IJs 10 >Upporl their rrogr:im
Rcfh:\hmcnu • .1rc :iv:nl:iblc Call
Mell Nm JMomne• IL ltLU
7~ . .;44.; or 675-0517 for more
1nlorm:i11,m.
1'bc Orange~ alltcac IC1ll nar htlcd "ltoe. to Pn:-vcn1 t..owcr kt
r.Un" is prCSUlcd Sunday by J. ~1n l\'.w.cll, D m:>Nlgcr ol a bcaltb
and fitness promotion company, from 9 am. to 11 am. 11te tcmin:ar
tc:ich~ p:inkip;ants a IS·miautc rouhnc to rcdu c '°"w back pain. but
i\ not designed for ind1viduak with Chro1tk p.\in or M:rious lower ~
1njuncs. Regastratioo f'-'.C i1 S29. Resi5tcr b) phone or in person at
OCCs Commun11y Sc" ices OOkc, lrom 9 '111.m. to 6 p th., Monc:by
1hrou$h Thur-scfay, 9 a.m. lo Sp m., Frid11); :tnd R ~ m. to noon,
Saturday. for more 10form:u10n. call 432·51\SO.
CPR CLASS
l nc A'meman lh:art A\>tX'1alllln hllkh
.1 l'arJo-pulmonal) r1:\ui.i:i1:11ion da,., l
''' 5 pm at :'llC\\pllrt·CmtJ l\1c'-J
\MC \. :?300 \Jnl\1:r:i.1t\ Om •
'I:\\ ~lfl Uc.sch The cf.1.,~ \\Ill be :i
ll1-'1·B kh I ccrt1hc.11i1in Jnd .1dul1
rar11\."1p.1nl\ mu>t t.£1\ler prior to
-~ ,,1 11 The C\hl ot the cl:i'~ j., S2S for
\I I\ m.:mt>.:r.. anJ SJ.S lur
11011-r ... mh..r,. C.111 ~:-Q990.
PRIMI DYNAMICS
Pm11e J>.nJmll''>, a n1.1n-prnr11
or~.ini1a111.>n 1hat prO\ldC\ .1C11\ 111.:\ for
~~n1or~. holJ\ :in 10h1rm.i11on.1I
1111.:c1ing about lb pro!!r. nl\ IO :i m It 1
l\;'lo.lO .it the.: Q.1\1\ S~n1,1r l°r.:OICr,
Roum 3, ~I \1arcu1.rih: \\". CvrllllJ
Od ~!Jr Call ::1i::·-7JOO
SUNDAY
C..u.1 .. 1 Pim I lotel. Prominent l'\e\\p1.>rt
lka1.·h spons :illorncy Leigh Stcinbag,
ho110r:ll"\ lhair Of the e\cnt, l
l.:aturcd "P.:aker. The c\cnt tso
leJlurc) Wa~hington journ:ih t Morton
KonJral.;.:. ~'\Kh:iirs Plt 11.trn!> anJ
Dr. SC\ffOUr Alban. For mor1:
infom1ation. c:ill 973-~733.
S'NGUS' PARTY
lhc ~keting Room, :in affordJblc
'ingtc~· organii:it1Un, spon~rs a singles part~ from 7 h.> 9 p.m. at The C:inncl)
Rc!>t.lurant. 3010 L:lfa)cttc ,\\c.,
,e,\p1:in Oc:ich. Comphmcntal)
~h,)\\Jc:r. mi\cr g:in:cs. pri1c~ dJnunii
.ire 1ntluJcd 1n 1hc S5 co t for
m~mher,, S7 for non-member... Call s.:5.sos:
INNER GUlDI stMlNAR
Oran!!c l.lla'>l Colh:gc h1>l>lS .1 scn11nar
on the >U~'llll!tCIOU\ mind from 10 n.m.
10 .; rm m ROlim IOS of OCCs
I lomc Crunom1'-".\ Bu1ltling Barbar:i
l.A:c, :1 P'~chothcr:ipist and lecturer.
le.id) th..: seminar dc~1gned to help
pJ1IK1p.in1 ··rc:ich goals, impro\c
relallon~h1p•., and" cnhanl'.c feelings of
-.th \\1.lT\h."' 1 h.:rc IS a S.$9 rcsistration
lcc lkgt'ller 1n OCC\ Cummunit\
Scl'\1w~ 01114,;C -lJ a.m. to 6 p.m:.
Munday through rhursJa): 9 a.m. 10 5
p m • Fnd.iy; and 8 a.m. to noon.
\JllJrJa~ -or b) phone at 432·5SSO.
MHTING THI OfJIPOSITI SIX
An Orange Coast Colll:gc ''orl..shop
tttlcd "How 10 ~kct Ne'' People ::ind
Keep lhc Convcrs:ition Going" is
conducted bv soc1:il scientist :ind
l'OnllllUnlc:itTJnl> ronsuktnt onn -
Fcrgu~. Worl..shop topics include:
"Simple W.1ys to Get Pa~I Small
AHTl·DlfAMATION UAGUl GALA
The An11-Dcfam.i11~>n l 1:.1guc 11f
Or.111gc.: County hm11. its annu.11 ( i.ib
D111nn 0Jncc al the \\c,1in South PERSIAN TREASURE RUGS
'
Of Corona Del Mar
KENNY t~c
PRINTER
Since 1978
250 J:'1 2
US TREASURIES
m 250-6345 or eoo 876-~829
Secllrttes Amenca. Inc. Member NASO SIPC
2082 MIC'helson Onve, S1e 212 Irvine, CA 927\5
24 Hour Rat~ Info 1 800 US TREASury
TAI PREPAUTION
lndividuol, Partnerships, Corporofiil\5
Business Voluorion, (emfied Vofuohon AitJYst
Ti• S dollar. CPA, MST
At Per~ian Trea~ur~
Ruq~, '"e hcwc coll ct c d
th<:' largt·st I c.tion of
fine qu"lity invest mcnt
Per sian rugs. that could
not be found I cwhcH'.
elect f1om our contcm
porary li ne o t m i<'nt<ll
rugs designedto nhance
any decor.
< hoosc from ou1 old
world one of a kind col
lct:tion o t Kilim., ~md
')umak.
< ome c-tnd tcly on our
reputation for integrity
and being the oldest rug
dcdkr in Ornnge Count .
';pc'ci.:tl ')(>r\lic cs Include-:
f. p{"rt (ktlning
lkpdir-. ~ l\pprais<ll..,
Wt· !Su) Old Rugs!
3330 E. Coast Highway , Corona Del Mar
7 I 4/673-6981
Enchanted Evenings
(and Da!S)
just $19.95!
~e grealt.'\t d,1,,il' .rnd the hi gge~t hit panning the
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'hoost.• Imm rnnn· 1ha11 1.20 ol lht' bt'c,t movie~ of all time every
momh. I mm mattnt'l.'., to miclnigh1 movie~. 24 hourc;
a Ud). Unt.UI. 11nrnlor11t'ci and commt.·rdal·free.
So vnu t..tn 'l'l' thl'm the way 1hey were meant
10 ht.• 'l'l'll 111tl) lwttt r, bet.ause you Cil n see
t hl'm right al hon a.
You 'll find AMC ,1s part of -"&.>ol:..u.L:i..x..u
Cablevi,ion's n han!Uf e ice, including
popul,.u lclhlt-nt1works like CNN, The
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ENCORE · . .,. ..• , ....
I
T:art," "Tr.uts that Allnact the
Oppoi.itc Sc~ in the First Five
Minute~" oand ··Gracefully Lca\illl
\\ ll~n You're Not lnterc ted" The fee
is S:?9 Register by phone or in person
:>t OCCs c~wmunity Sen1C\."'S Office
-9 ;a.m. to 6 p.m , Monday through
Thursday: 9 a.m. to .5 p.m., Friday: anJ
8 a.m. 10 noon, S:uurJ:iy. For mo~
inform:ition, c:ill 432·5880.
IMMl&GllAM PIUONALITY
HMINAlt
Or::inge Co::ist College will host ::in
eight-hour seminar titlcJ "Wh:n's My
T)pc -01SCO\cring the Enne:igr:im,"
fmm 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. P~)-cho1her;ipist
\tona Co::ites \\ill l'O·prcsent the
'cmin:ir, "hich u;cs the l:nncagram
,P.:rSOn3lity test to dc\clop
~lf·~mareness :and gain arf
umkDtJnding or others. Registe r by
phone llr ::it OCCs Community Scf'itt
0111cc, rr\lm 9 :i m. to 6 p.m., Monday
thr\lugh ThursJa); 9 :un. to•S p.m.
FriJ.1y; :ind 8 a.m. to noon, S:iturday.
The regis1r::i1ion fee is S-i9 :ind :i S:?O
matcri:il fee is p:iyablc 10 1hc
presenter in cl3ss. For more
mformation, c:ill 432-51)8().
FINANCIAL PLANNINO WORICSllOP
The Or.inge Coast College "ill
sponsor a three-hour \\Orkshop, that
.;J
OUR MEALs' ARE A
TRIP TO MEXICO
COCKTAllS · FOOOTOOO PHONE AHEAD
296 EAST 171"H ST., e
CC>SrAMESA
Newport BMchlCosta M..a Dally Pilot
cx:unincs 1pccfal ru: l3WS rcg.ltdinJ
!inaftcial options :and stnucgics f\)r
employees of school districts. M:ujorie
St3nford, a ccr1ificd fin:>n~I pl:>nncr,
-.ill host the workshop th:ar runs from
9 a.m. lO noon. 1n Room 202 or OCC's
Lc~is Center for Applied Sciences.
Topics include: "TSA or IRA -
Wh:at's the Difference?," "Suit3b1h\y
of Investments." "llow 10 Estimate
Your Retirement Benefits" and "The
W-4 Form." The (cc is S25 per person,
or S39 for \\\O. Resister by phone or
:at OCCs Community Services Office,
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m .• MonJ:iy through
Thursday: 9 :i.m. 10 5 p.m., Friday: :inJ
8 11.m. to noon, Saturday. For more
information, c:ill 43:?-5SSO.
MONDAY
' WHAT YOU. DON'T KNOW
The Newpon H:itbor Are::i Ch:imbcr
of Commerce presents a Business
Assist:incc Workshop 5:30 lO 7:30 p.m
tonight at the Ol:imbcr offices, J.no
Jamboree Rd., Newport Beach. The
two topics tonight include What )OIJ
don't know :ibout your current ::ind
prospccti\'C cmplo)ecs c:in rc:illy hun
the success of your businci.s by n ob.!n
Vcnezi:l and What e\cry business must
know to increase revenues :it le:ist .
A OU
25~ per year b) RayrnonJ At.lier.
There ts no ch;argc C;atl Patty .:n
476-3223 for tCSCl'\-:l\1ons.
TUUDAY
MDITAT fOR llUMANITY
ll:ibil:it for l h:im:ini\y of Orange
County will conduct :i \Oluntcer
oru:nt:uion mcellng from 7:30 to 9
p.m. nt Fir')! United Methodist Chur1.h
of Costa ~h:sa, 420 W. 19th S1. 1 he
meeting pro\ ides an ovc" iew 01 th1.
p~ram. Call 895-4331 for more
inform:uion.
SILl·HTHM RALLY
The Orange C~un\y Cuu1\c1I for
Sclf·Esleem. a chapter of the Na11011:1I
Council for Sdl·l:.slccm, ''ill be
holJing :i r;sll) al the Red Lion J lotd,
3050 Bristol St .. Costa Mcs:i. The Ir, e
r:illy (a SJ don;stion ii. i.uggcstcj) '' 111
fo:iturc the OlU!>IC or SuZ OgJcn :111J
offer ncl\\Orkini; ~ssions :ind tips on
imprO\ mg !.Clf-es1cem. Seating bcg11i-
a1 6:30 p.m. For more information, 1:.111
K:iy WaJburgcr al 65().21~~.
S<'nd JOUr itrms to Around Tonn
rditor, 111r DailJ Pilot, JJO lv. 11.1) St.,
Costa M rs:1, Cu/if. 91617. ·
EME
Dr. Robert C. Larner
(no longer associated with Dr. Kramer)
will resume hi s solo d ental practice
-at a new location
101 Main t. uite J
Seal Beach, CA 92740
Phone: (800) 555-8815
93-4
~lf1-fML~ __ ..,
1-WAU•IOICW) MTCMlll"I ~_.(Pl·1S)
CERRITOS 'O -• : .... ·, ~ ·_?,•·"'Jl
I ·", l.,-ll5'
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
..... ,
sue the project iC a single Commit·
tees member expre~d interest in
subscribing.
While members first eemed re·
luct:rnt, several warmed to the
idea after learning that the sub·
scription rosts would be relatively
inexpensive. {Prices have not yet
been determined.)
A user would enter a main
menu and have the choice of sev·
eral options, according to Rems.
One might be a dbcussion group
for the Orange T:u:payers Associa·
tion. another might access the ful·
lerton Recall Group, a third might
access the information bank for
United We Stand.
''After a few months, we'll de·
tennine whether we should do
BANK , .... ,
customers were give n a 'passbook'
to record what has been left 'on
deposit.'
"Subsequently, customers be·
came accustomed to this practice
and regularly deposited checks or
cash, making periodic deposits and
"ithdrawals and using lzalco as
their 'bank.' "
The court has appointed an out-
side accountant to act as a re·
new subdivisions," Rems s:iid.
"This thing will be entirely user
defined."
Ward, who expects to be one of
the fi~t to log on, envisions a day
when he can access agendas to the
Orange County Transportation
Authority, the county Bo:ml of Su·
pcivisors and the Costa Mesa City
Council simply by punching a few
keys 01\' his romputer.
"Since our organiuuion is run
on volunteers, we can't always do
things as quickly," he said. "Tele·
phone calls arc slow and not al·
ways practical for gelling dense in·
formation. You wouldn't call
somebody and say, 'Read me that
agenda.'
"Our intent is to open this up to
the whole community. We want to
expand people's participation in
their own government."
ccivcr to run the business and re·
view its accounts and a~els.
''The receiver will look at the
assels and liabilities o f the com·
pany and see if they can r~pay cv·
erybody," said John Paulus, chief
sl e ~ner. "A-i this
point, we really do n't know if they
can.
"Once he's detennincd that, the
receiver will prepare a report and
we're going to (Superior} Coun
for a hearing on the cai.e on.
March 8."
T'S~ E\\\r AT C l ~()
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F R E H PASTA DISHES FROM s595
E\V DI ER ME FROM s795
ow Serving Beer & Wine
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AFTER 5:00 P.M. ·,. F.XP.3-:?8-95 I
EXP.3-:.?8-9S 111:'\E-1:'\ ONLY I
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2600 Eust Const Hwy .• Corona Del Mar 640-2291
Friday, February 24, 1995 I
YOLUllTllR DIRICTORY
'ht \'olt.18'C'tt' Dbtttory runs
ptrlodlaitly In lht Dally Pilot. tr you'd
llkr lnrormatlom on ~uin& )our
orianlr:atloa tblcd, call ~2~21 , t~I.
lJI.
AU AUeellrtlee 0"'•9•
C•••ty Ch•pter
The Am)Ol rophic l..:llcr.il Sclerosis
(ALS) Aswciation Orange Coun1y
Chapter has nc.:tl for many \Olun1ccrs.
For infom1J1ion, call Exccu1ivc
Dirt'Ch>r S1acy Koressct at 375·1922.
Alahel••r'• Aueclatlea •• o ...... c ••• .,
The Allhcimcr's Association or
Orange Counly needs visiting
volunteers, support groups for p:i1icn1s
and carc&i\cr~ :ind a volun1ecr
helpline. lntcres1cd volunlcers can call
283-1 111 or (800) 66().1993.
Alllerlcaa C••c•r Secletj
The American Cancer Socic1y's
Or:in&e County Uni1 is seeki ng office
volun1ccrs for numerous Jays :ind
hours. For informa1ion on these and
01hcr volunteer opponunilies, call Cari
Davidson :i1 ~3829.
Counly is planning to fund :ind build a
community arts facili1y 1n C<»ta Mesa.
For more information, c::ill Ahec
Lcggc11 :u 540-2557.
Auecl•tl•• ••••lu••c• cr .. t•n
ARC 1s :i non-profit group in Col>la
Mes3 "hich sponwr~ anti suppons
mult1-0u1rc:ich community sci'\ ice
programs, sud1 :is 1he homdei.s
sanc1ual)'. Volun1ccrs arc needed. For
information, call Dr. Renee Namas1e,
5.l0-5803.
Ballet Pacifico
1 he Oallc1 Pacifica Guild, a
\olun1ecr suppon group for U:illc1
Pacitica, need~ \Olun1ceri. for a v:irie1y
of ta~l..s. For mform:i1ion, call Molly
L) nch a1 <H:?-9275.
Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Men anti "omen O\er 20 years of
:igc, h.i,ini; li\cd 1n Or:ingc Coun1y for
s1'< nh.>nlhs and on 1hc job for at lc:is1
1hrcc mon1hs. arc needed 10 scl'\·c as
big brothers or big sis1crs for children
6-16 from single-parent homes. For
informa1io11, call Pa1rieiJ Davis 01
544.7773
Anlerlca• Rell Crou, . Ora•1• Cewnty Chapter Boy Scouts of Amerlc• Inc.,
The Orange County chap1cr of the Orange County CouRcll
American Red Cross needs volun1ccrs Volunteer opportuni1ics include
to addrcu commun-i1y-sroups .u.nctu.L.--fund·r!lisin&, pro~ram devcJopmcnl...._
Red Cross services and 10 acl :is ::mJ !raining 10 cxii.1ing troops and
liaisons wilh the mcdi:i in dis:is1cr anti packs. For more informativn, call
emerge ncy si1uations. For informa1ion, Devon Doughcr1y, 546-4990.
call Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381, or
Joan Miller, 835-5381, ex1. -422.
ArtsAc•ll••Y ef
Ora•9• C•••ty
The Arts Academy of Orange
I I i ·
I
I
I
Boys and Glrls Clubs ef
Costa Mesa/Newport Beach
TI1c three area Oo) and Girls Clubs
need \Olunlecr coJchcs anti arl or
craft \\Orl..~hop 1cachcrs. For loc:i11ons
• ·' I
Women's Designer
. Resale Clothing
Everything ·
1 iil Store
1 fanSale
I ~ to 75o/o off
I
Mention this ad and take
an additiona l lO"lo om
Procecclc; go 10 Orangc\\'ood Childrcn·s Foundation!
2850 E. Coast Hwy., Corona Del Mar• m•• 760-6640
:ind :itldi11on:il 1n(orrn:uion, c:ill Dick
P~crs, 642-2245.
Ce•t•••l•I F•rm f ewn
Volunteer tloccn1s arc nccd.,;d a1 1hc
Cen1cnn1::il F:irrn :ii the Orange
County f;iirgrounds in Co!>la M ci.:i.
Call Ginny Smjth, 708-1517.
C••l•r fer Cre•tlve
A11 .......... .
The Center for Creatl\c
Al1crna1ivcs, a non-profit chJ111ablc
organiz:llion "hich work:. 1hrough th.,;
Un11cd W:iy, has a need for
\Olun1ccrs, gr:iduJIC level 1111\.rn'> or
iramccs. For mform:iuon, call K;m.:11.
642-0377.
College Hospital
The College Hospital Coi.ta Mc~a
Au.\.ili::uy is seel..ing \oluntcer:. 10
perform ckrical, reception tl.:i.l... g1fl
shop and 01hcr du1ies at 1hc ho)r11al
For informa1ion. call <H:?-:?73.l, 9
a.m.-4 p.m.
Community Hospice Core
Community 1 lospice Care. an
organization th:u prO\ ides medical anJ
cmo1ional supporl 10 1 rminall)'tll
paticn1s und 1heir families in Orange
County, needs 'olun1ecrs in Coi.l.J
Mesa and Newport Beach. For
information or rcgi)tration, call Cmd)
l.:iird, 978· 7.U7.
Cest• Me .. Ch~lc Pl•P••H
The Co)l3 Mei.a C1\lc Pl.J)houi.c
nc..:Ji. 'olun1ccri. for u!>henng,
b>1\;l..)ta,c, mailing~. l)p1ng, ligh1s, .:im.I
manv 01her cJutic . for more
inform.Jtion, 1..Jll 650-5269
Cesta Mesa
Hlstorlc•I Seclety
The M>C1cty collects 1nforma11on,
ph uloi. ..ind arllf.JCI) relating 10 the
h"tol') of Coi.1a M1.\a ;1nJ 1he I larbor
Jr1..1. \'olun1ccr~ ;ire n1.:,•tkJ for
d..:rn:al tai.l.i., ~umputcr 111pu1 ;inJ help
111 1hc hbr;iry 1 or inh>rmat1on. call
Ch trki. U • ..:ch ... r. 631-5<JIS.
Costa Mesa Senior Center
1 he mulll·purpoi.c !>cn1or sen ices
f.tc.il11\, 1~~1cd at the rnrn.r of 191h ~1rc1.:i and Pomuna Ah.nu.:. scel..i.
\oluni..:cri. for a '"ri..:I\ ol las~.
i11duJ1ng an up,.;nnnj Cai.1no :-.; 1ght
p.Jrt~. rur more in!orm::it1u l, call
<H5<!356 !rum " ;i,m tu 5 p.m.
Defore Foundation
for the Arts
Dd ore l-oundJtiun tor th.: t\rb, a
nun·prohl organ1Lallu11 J.:J1,JICJ to
d:in~·e a1 151 K:ilmu> Orn.:. G-3. 1n
Coi.ta :>.ki.a, n..:.di. \Oluntecri.. For
more 1nfurmal1on, 1..111 :?-1 1-tJIJOS.
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mother, she lives in the neighbor·
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still wouldn't lcav ... "
After about half an hour, sev-
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strained Dann and removed him
from the property.
He was later booked on suspi·
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of a controlled substance and false
imprisonment.
While the ordeal has left the
family shaken, Reid said it hasn't
m:ide him any less trusting of oth·
ers.
"It was just a one-in-a-million
kind of deal," he said. "Thank
God he didn't hurt anybody.
Thank God no one else was in·
volved.
"And, fortunately, I'm :ilive. I've
got a lot to be thankful for."
.... ,
and Jon Benzinaer -also
made up to look like accident
victims -stumbled out of the
car after the crash with beer
cans falling at their feet. They
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Newport Beach firefighters
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After the father of the in-
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The crowd of about 1,400
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tr those crimes had been
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
Eagles po11e11 a ona-word vocabulary: 'Payback'
similar status at Washington seeded Dos Pueblos or Lom-
poc, the Eagles aho put their
13-game winning !>trcoik on
the line against the Ocean
Lc:igue champions, who were
ppg) and en1or Tom Feeney (8.4) round
out the starters, v.hile 6-7 !>enior Mark
Pierson ea)ily doubles his 4.9 pcr-g-amc
scoring a\eragc in four career playoff
games (11.5).
..,. Morningside has meant just
one thing for Estancia basketball;
Eagles would like to pin 'The End'
label on the Monarchs tonight.
State, were each key factors
in the Monarchs' 80-50 CIF
Southern Section 111-AA
quarterfinal playoff game the
last time these proud pro-
grams met in 1993.
BY B.u.a.Y FAULKNEll, SPOan Warn:a So too, Boseman and El-
'I think we can handle their press and our size
should help us hold our own on the boards.' 0-8 in league a year ago ood
-1"' PMIR. Eltwll c:-91 did not make the pla)'Offs.
"Po!>tseason" Pier!>On is also averaging
5.5 n:bounds in playoff games and has
made 21 of 26 career playoff field goal at-
tempts {nearly 81%). "I think we can handle
T he reminder is there liso n contributed to Morn-
nearly ever winter ingsi.de wins over EStancia in ·section and Tim Parsel, who led the team in 1993, but
weekend for the cur-regional championship games in 1992, reviewed then-coach Tim O'Brien's 1992
their press, and our size
should help us hold our own on the
boards," said Poirsel, who will counter
'Side's two bi& guns with uncommon boil-
ancc.
Morningside is led by 6-3 !>enior guard
Anthony McNair, "ho !>Cores 19.5 per
game off the bench, v.hilc 6-4 senior for-
Y>ard Chris Croom chips in 13. rent and former members of with all the current Eagle players, then disappointments on videotape.
the Estancia High boys bas-freshmen or younger, watching from the "We re:illy have n't made loo many
ketball team. stands. comparisons with two years ago," Parsel
Lee Denmon, a 6-2 sophomore scores
six per outing, including a team-high 21
three-pointers. Eagle players, coaches, Tonight, however, when second-seeded -"continued. "We have two seniors in Zack
alumni and fans need merely to tune into Estancia (23-4) hosts Coach Carl Frank-Richardson and Mark Pierson who were
a televised Pac-10 game to stand a good lin's·Monarchs (17-9) at 7:30 at Corona sophomor~s on that team, but I think our
chance of catching a former nemesis from del Mar High in a Ill-A quarterfinal, Es-goal is more to just to get by (Morn-
Morningside High of Inglewood tearing tancia holds the upper hand. ingsidc) and onto the nex1 round than__rc.::.
Richardson, who popped for a carcer-
high 26 in Frid:iy's 83-62 second-round tri-
umph over Temescal Canyon, leads Eagle
sc~rers, averaging 10.9 points per game.
The Monarchs' league dcCeats v.cre by
Centennial or Compton, in the regular-
sca!>on finale, and Be,erly Hills. The 1992
Slate Dj\ i5oiO • •
\!P the next lev --.::.i"Huf' guys-have-a-ch;mce--nrtlo somC:--venge."
Stais Bose man, now a sophomore start-. thing that another Estancia team has not In addition to a berth in Tuesday
er at USC, and Dominic Ellison, who has done in recent history," said Eagles Coach night's semifin al, against either third-
Fellow seniors Chris Candlish (10.6
ppg) _aruLKevin Oyrne_(_l0.2) give the Ea-
gles a solid post duo at 6-foot-6 and 6-8,
respective ly.
Junior point guard Dane Plock (9.5
vi!>ion Ill state runners-up, h:ive ad,anced.
with playoff 'ictories o'er Rancho Alami-
tos (73-57) and San Dim:is (79-60).
l>os lEAt.,l/DAJLY l'ILOT
Costa Mesa's John O'Brien (left) absorbs shot from Elisea Torrez. O'Brien won by TKO in third round Thursday.
O'Brien rewarded for hard work
~ Costa Mesa fighter hints at retirement
following third-r9und TKO over opponent.
BY RICHARD DUNN, S1•oars Wann
IRVlNE -Two yea rs of training, while losing about
$15,000 in revenue from his fitness center in Costa Mesa in
preparation for his professional boxing debut, was worth it for
John O'Brien.
teenager, was losing lo Torres, 20-18, ,.,,hen Dr. Michael De-
luca, the design:ited ring doctor, instructed referee Da.,,e Nel-
son to end the fight.
Torres, 33, nlso making his profcs)ion:il debut, was bleeding
excessively near hi) left eye, while tremendous !>welling had
built up.
''He's not really good, he just ha!> good control "ith his
right hand,'' Torres said through interpreter Carlos Alci.,,ar,
also his manager and truincr. "The rdercc said something to
me, or I was thinking that he sa id :iomething, and that's
when, boom, he threw 3 right h:ind :ind cul•
me. That's fine . 1 J...nO\\. rm supposed lo For the physical torment, there was
glory at the end of rainbow Thursday
night, as the 41-year-old O'Brien won by
technical knockout over Elisea Torres 1 :53
into the third round in a welterweight bout
at the Irvine Mnrriott.
'He's ~Costa Mesa boxer
John 0 Brien) too old to
have teeth.'
keep going."
O'Brien, owner or Body Technology in
Costa Me!>a, was limping nfterward, suf-
fered a deep cul above h!s left eye, endured
eight various other marks to his face, sus-
"I'd like to see (O'Brien) retire unde-
feated,'' boxing promoter Roy Englebrecht
said. "But I don't know what the state
(athletic commission) wnnts him to do.
Who are we going to find to fight him (in
tained sores on his right biceps, and had
-llOXIC FM red, puffy ear!>. O'Brien also thought he
After O'Brien lost mouthpiece broke his right hand.
the future)? l mean, that guy (Torres) wasn't much. It's sure
a tough way to make $400."
O'Brien, a Costa Mesa resident and an amateur fighter as a
"That's a good quc!.tion," O'Brien said,
when asJ...ed if he would eve r fight again. "It
was a good C).perience. In boxing, I've l~a(neJ one thing; you
take it one minute, one hour and one d:iy at a time. I really
See 0 1aallN/P•1• I
CdM one step away
from the Bren, and
•. .
berth in 1v~AA finals
..,. Sea Kings boys take their
hopes to Playa Del Rey to
duel Murphy High tonight.
B\' RlCHAJl.D DUNN, Srous \\'knta
of the Daily Pilot Tip-off Cla~sic, that this
season's team v. as special.
.. I've alY> a}) thought th:it this group,
compared to la)l )Car, \\.lS much more
athletic and had a lot more options, and a
lot more place!> Yoe could go." Orris )31d.
"Our prim:iry guy), ob' iou:.ly, nre Po·
W ith !>mooth b:ill-~ minic nnd Fracalo~}', and \\e\e ·emph:i-
ha.n~ling guards Do-!>ized g~t~ing them more loou. but their
m1n1c DeG razier e respon!.1b1lily \\hen others open up I) to
and Dri:in Fracalo!>)', Corona get them the ball. It's ju!>t a subtle d1f·
del Mar High's boys bas-· : • fcrence, and it') tak~n a little pr7)sure off
ketball team was able to pen-' them, and now they vc got specific thing)
etrate inside against Crespi Tuesday night lo look for."·
and dish to post players Eric Schiff and DcGrazicr, Y. ho runs the point. al)()
Brian Coleman, who combined for 20 pl:i)'S defense against the opponent'!> be!>t
points in the Sea Kings' com incing 66-49 gu:ird, "hich tonight \\Ou Id mean Elize, a
victory in the CIF Southern Scctioff Di\1-senior "ho a'eraged 23 point) per game
sion lV-AA quarterfinals. in the Santa Fe League for Murph),
If much is the same tonigh t (7:30), which has Y>On 17 or its last 18 games.
when CdM pla)S second-seeded Murph) "Schiff pl:l)ed re:il Y.Cll Tue!>d:l)' of-
of Los Angeles in the division semifinah fensi,ely, tal.ing it to the hole strong anJ
at St. Bernard High in Playa Del Rey, it making some nice mo, es," Orris said.
could be a long evening for the host No-In common-opponent consideration,
blcs (21-6). Crespi defeated Murphy earlier in the
At stake is a berth in the fin:ils at UC ye:ir, 71-65, a the Celts' Gian:indrea Mar-
Irvine's Bren Center against tonight's "in-caccini scored 37 points. CdM held Mar-
ner of the Twentynine Palms-St. Bernard ~ccini to six points on 2 of 9 shooting.
game. "l think so," Orris said, "hen ~l.ed 1r
"If one team can dominate inside, the Noble) v.~re be:it:iblc. "I don't kno''
they'll win the game hands doY>n," said \\ho they've pla)ed. but I'd be urpriscd if
Murphy Coach Andrew Hunter, \\hO!>e thcy\e pla~ed the compelllion th.ir \\C
squad's biggest player is 6-foot-2 off guard h:i'e (in the Sea View League)."
Pierre Eli ze. Murphy. S:inla Fe League champion, 1s
The third-)eedcd Sea Kmgs (16-11) arc alM> led by 5-8 point guard Jo)h Mason,
gunning for their fourth CJF title-game v.ho 3\eragcs 11 points :ind eight re·
appearance in !>even years. bounds a g:ime. He a'eraged 10 3!.Si!>b in
Cd M Coach P:iul Orris, in his ninth league. "He's the fastest pla)er l\e seen
season, has fell since early December, in m) )L' )e:irs as a 'arsity coach," Hunter
when the Sea Kings ad\':inccd to the final) s:iid.
Tars 'lose' tennis star Abrams
~ Junior Geoff Abrams attending
Florida school for the spring
semester, knocking him out
of competing for Newport.
BY R.ICHAJU> DUNN, Sroan Wama
NEWPORT BEACH -Geoff Abrams,
Newport Harbor High tennis phcnom and
a tY.o-timc member or the U.S. nation:il
team, is attending Palmer Tennis Acad-
emy in T:impu, Fl:i., for the spring semes-
ter and will not compete for the S:iilors
this year.
Abrams, a 6-foot-5 junior, whose scf\e
has been docked at 126 m.p.h., won back-
to-back Se:i View League boys singles
championships in 1993 and 1994, ·defeat-
ing Newport li:irbor tc.:immatc kff Thom
sen in l:ist )Car's final, after entering the
league tounument '"ith :i 3:?-1 record, los-
ing only to Coron.i dcl M..1r') Jed \\'ein-
!>tein. Abr:im), r:inl.ed No. 2 in the nation
in the 16s by the United StJte) Tennis As·
sociation (USTA), cited the fact th:n
more quality time \\3!> needed on the
court. He "ill st:iy at the Palmer Tennis
Academy unul June 1. '
Abrams, y. ho turns 17 on M:iy 10. "as
the n:it1on' top·ranl.ed pla)er in the 14s
tY.O )Cars ago. afte r y. inning the U.S. na-
tional 14s champ1on!>hip, the Easter Boy. I
title :ind the U.S. national 14s cbv court
title. He \\ill compete in· the E:lstcr Bow I
again thi )Car, April 9-16, at the Palm
Springs Tennis and Racquet Club, the
fir~t time the e"cnt, normally played in
Miami. will be held on the West Coast.
Las Vegas Invitational lur~s the cream of the crop HI ... ICllOOL etaLI UIUIUll
Nawill'l. COlll •11 Ill ..,. Locals sparkle, but they're
hard to keep track of because
of the mixture of teams.
T he Las Vegas Invitational
volleyball tournament this past
weekend featured more than
300 teams from the United States and
Canada.
There were teams from Florida to
Hawaii in the three-day event. Each
of the college coach~ were pre ent
with the aoal or either igring a
M:nior for this recruiting cla s or
acuing a &tart on next ycar'i. recru1ti..
Our local teams played well
although there was some jua.gling of
lineups due to high school CIF
commitments.
Tht Oronce County Vrntcyhnll
Club 16s finished founh after earnina
a top seed in the 1wo-d1y pool.
lind$1J. Warminaton led her Corona
dcl Mar basketball team to an
upset win on Saturday night
and then drove to the
tournament for Sunday's and
Monday's play.
their setter is Melissa Ford,
who is nho CdM's point
guard, was helping Corona
upset Notre Dame.
Consequently. Newport
Harbor's Kelly Licbengood
made her setting debut and
pluyed well. Led by middle
hitters Julie Coombe and
Doris Hawley and led by
Newport Harbor's Kelly
Diemer and Rebecca
Goldenberg. the 17 White
improved with each m:itch.
Foothill's Maura Logan
scored two goals in her
school's ClF soccer victory
:ind caught a plane to catch
up with her volleyball team.
The setting of Melissa Plass,
coupled with the hilling of
Heather Marshall, Jill Overby,
Logan, Megan Coolbaugh and
Whitney Hoover were
inmumental in OCVBCs
success. as well as the
Volleyball Coach Pete West's OCVOC
17 Ulue team nad nn '"
backrow leader hip or Warmington.
Coach Oary Nakanlura's team
seems to get better c~ery time it
~ays.
The OCVOC 17 White team,
coached by Llrry Vener, had another
lntcrutina ~· or circum.uanc."C~ as
outstanding tournament,
iilthough they too h:id to wait for o
CIF participant to Join them on
Sunday, a El Modcn~l_ Nicole T~ny
was leading her tcJm ttJ a pt.&,orr
victory. Newport Harbor's Lauru
Wilsc.ln pla)Cd with her team on
SaturJ.-y morning, new bacll. to join
the Newport Harbor ba!>ketball team,
and returned early Sunday morning
to Lns Vegas.
Needless to say, she v.a~ very tired
by Monday afternoon. Led by the
sellin& of Jeanneue Hecker, the
outside hitting of Kathryn Rice, the
ovcnill play of JuJicllc Hecker
(de!lpite playing on a sp~ined anl.;le
which she injured in her last ~cer
game), and the backrow emotional lift
of Lisa Marshall, the 17 Blue team
fini!.hed a very respectable ninth
pl:acc.
Considering that this team is
composed of only juniors. this l) a
tremendous fin&.h.
The Oranae County 18s are
coached by Steve Asnhino. They
entered the tourn~cnt •ith two
!ltarters out, inchadina their setter.
0t J'ilC" mi«in& pl:l~n. tM l(Om
fini hed hither than their teed bebUid
the middle hiUin& of CdM·1 Wrenna ... ~.
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John)On and the ba krow
t lent of Ncwpon Harbor's
Ayulo KOJlm:l.
The Orange County Nitc
te3m finishedfourth 1hhough 1t
h3d to pl3y on S:uurd3y
~ithout Meliss:i Schutz, who
":is scoring 10 points in
Newport H:ubor's CIF
b:bkctb311 victory. With CdM's
Ke lly Olmpbc11 setting :t strong
hitting corps that included
Courtney Owens, Schutz and
Sara Fairborn, coupled with
the )trong backcoun play or
Jenny Hover, the Nike team
improved with e:ich match.
The exposure for the
underclassmen to the coJlege
co:iches w3s definitely a
positive factor in the
tourn:imcnt. More importantly,
as each or these te:ims work
tO"'~d their ultim:ite goal, 3
strong finish at th~ Volle)'b:ill
Festival in late June, the
\alues or each practice session
:ire exaggerated.
•The Newport Harbor High
girls volleyball team continues
to get recognition well :ifter its
)late champion)hip and
national title. They arc
featured in the January
Seventeen magazine with
quotes from every player.
The article was written
during the state playoff) and
contains many intcre)ting
items.
Last week's Sports
Illustrated (not the swimsuit
i~sue) featured Mi)ty May and
Melis!.a Schutz in their "faces
in the crowd" !>ection,
complete with pictures.
The recent Volle)b:JIJ
magazine named Mi!>ty as the
National Player o f the Year
with a complete article.
Meli~!.a was named a~ a
fir~t-team All-American.
TODAY
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College men -Soulhern Colliforni.a
College Al Concordi;i, 7:30 p.m.
Coll<.'ge women -Southern Clliforni.l
College At Concordi.a, 5:30 p.m.
-78
~ Pirates hang tough, but
are ousted in second round
of regionals by Canyons.
free throw& by America Robledo
*ith 2:27 rem:aining in the pme.
Out th<>l>e "-ere to be Cout's
fin:ll points. :as the fourth-seeded
Cougan (29·S) clinched the deci-
sion with a field pl by Kerri
Guland (after OCC squandered
a ch:ancc to tic with a turnover)
and fhc straight succeS)rul free
throws by Kyctra Drown.
• Individually, Jamie Shine
pulled down 17 rebounds to go
with her lJ points, Robledo h:ad
18 points. nine rebounds :ind four
assists.
SANTA CLARI-
TA Despite
playing "ell in a
hostile cnvironmenl
ror much of the
way, the Orange
aun.I 7~. occ ..
~ ~·· J«ond round o.-.c..e CM,-
fs •pl~ f&""" l~ ) 2 • 10 ..... " S 6 I II ~ JJS71iMMjlall4141
~ 7 • J 11 S,.•11-1 0 J 2
Coast College women's basketbnll
tc:im could not Stoy with ho)t
College or the Canyons Thursday
night, bowing out of the· Southern
California Regionals following a
73-64 setback
The Pirates c:ime out smoking
and took an 18-8 lead in the early
stages of the game. But Canyons
went on a 20-2 run and was up
38-30 at intcrmi!>!>io n.
Coa)t \.\3~ able to regroup at
halftime, and made a game or it
in the late 'tages before the Cou-
ga~· !>trong finbh.
SlllM SJSUUIM IJJ11
~· 1 0 ' l ~ ' 0 J ll AIM. J 0 • • '°'~ • • f 0 0
<Act.id J t 1 ' Ouftwrly l > o 10
lifiMT 0 • 0 • "~.,"' ' , J s "-otil 0 0 • 0 T... 24 U 1t ~ Tot.I• U 14 U 7>
The Pirates, who finish 21-13,
cl:iwed \.\ithin 66-64 on a pair or
DCC men b18'*ed
In tMillls opener
COSTA MESA -The
Orange Coast College
men's tennis team opened
Orange Empire Confer-
ence play on a SQur note
Thllm!ay-;lalting tO vts1ltng
Cypress, 9-0.
The Pirates, who man-
aged to win just one !>Cl in
the match, will entertain
Irvine Valley in a makeup
match Monday afternoon.
CYPRESS 9, OCC 0
Singln: Bl""ins <0 d<.'f. C)g.a,
2-6, 6-4, 6·2; B;idi.ln.ll (Q dd .
Nguyen, 6·2, 6·2; luthr.a (0 dcl.
Ferguson, 6-1, 6-0; 0.lo (0 dd.
Rttd, 6-1, 6-0; Ru (Q d<.'f.
Hurlim.ann, 6-0, 6-0; C)pr<.'ss
"'ins by def.lull
Doubl<.'s: R.ls-0.ao (Q def.
Cyg.a·Ferguson, 6·J, 6--0;
Vu·SigmAn (Q d<.'f. NgU)<.'A·Rttd,
6-J, 6·4; Cyp~<.'SS wins by def.lull.
Pirates bow, 5-4
COSTA MESA -Missed opportunities proved
costly as the O range Coa~t College baseball team
came out on the short end or a 5-4 nonconference
verdict against visiting Long Beach City College
Thursday afternoon.
The Pir.ncs-{8-7) 1m-rhe b!lses 1oade<f 1n both
the eighth and ninth innings against the Vikings,
who improved to 8·2-2. Coast also had :i man
picked off ftr!>t base with the bases loaded and one
out in the bottom of the ninth after pulling within
one run.
Brian Saltarelli went 3 for 5 with a triple, and
Jeff Wilson was aho 3 for 5 to highlight Coast's.-11-
hit attack. OCC, \\ hich is at Palomar Saturday,
scored three times in the first inning as Mando
Fonseco walked with the ba)CS loaded and Saltarelli
and Fore~t Long e:ich singled in runs.
LONG aUCH 5, ORANGE COAST C
long Bu<.h 011 000 021-S 7 1
Or.ing<.' Co.ut JOO 000 001 -~ 11 4
Cu<.'IO, Medrano (9) .ind M<.'dr.ino, llid.s (9); G.lrdn<'r,
BIJrKh<.'t (7) .and Y.ln.lgiUl\J. W-Cu<'IO. l-81.lnd\et, 1·1.
S-Ml'dr.ino. 28-Tr<'10 (LB) 2, Vd.a)quc.'z (LB), llugh<.'y (OCCI.
JB-S.>ll.tr<.'lli (OCC).
occ women ·
top cypress
CYPRESS -The Orange
Coast College women's ten-
nis team improved to 2-0_in
the Orange Empire Confer-
ence Thursday with an 8-1
victory at Cypress.
· Chrl~tine Michaels over-
come a 3·0 deficit in the de·
cisive third set to post a vic-
tory in No. 2 singles.
OCC a, CYPUSS 1
Sinilcs: Juwono (Q def. Yildiz,
S-7, 7-S, 6-4; M~ls (OCQ d<.'f.
Bowen, 6·2, 4-6, 7·5: L~ (OCQ
d<.'f. f<'rr<.'r, 6·2, 6-1; Drissi <OCO
d<.'f. Kcllcr, 6-3, 6--0; h<.'s (0CC)
d<.'f. Aud, 6·2, 6-1; Rolin{')' (OCQ
d(.'f. urdonl, 6-0, 6-0.
OoublM: Yildiz-Driui COCC) def.
Ju\WOO-f<'rrer, 6 ..... 7·S;
Let-·Michacls (OCQ dcl'.
Bw.<.'n-Kdl<.'r, 6-0, 6-0; C\<.'S·R.\in<.'y
(QCC) d<.'f. Ol\cd.a·Aud, 6·1, 6·1.
LOCAL SCHEDULE DEEP SEA FISHING
Vellep•ll
Community college men -Palomu at
Or.angc Cout, 7 p.m.
SATURDAY
••aketlt•ll
Communily coll<.'g<.' -Orang<.' Co.ut at
P.alum.u, noon.
Tennis
Colll'gc m<.'n -South<'m Collifornia
Coll<.'g<.' .\I Westmont, 2 p.m.
Coll<'&<.' wom<.'n -Southern Cilifomi.a
Coll<.'gt .at Westmont, 11 .a.m.
THUUDA~S FISH COUNTS
D•v•J'• Locker -3 boats, 28
anglers. 13 calico bass, 74 und
bass, 10 sculpin, 1 sheephead, 9
rocldish.
High school boys -O F pl.ayorfs
(Division lll·A q~rterfin.als) Morningside
vs. bunciA, .al Coron;i dcl M.lr, 7:30 p.m.;
(Oi~sion IV·M 1t1T1ifinolls) Corona d<.'I Mar
~-s. Oolniel Murphy, .at SI. Bernud, Ploly.a
Del Rty, 7:30 p.m.
Community college ~n -Southern
ulifomi.a Region.als, first round: Or.ange
Coast .al Cuesi.-. 7 p.m.
High school girls -OF pbyoffs
(Division lll·M semifin.ils) Newport
Hubor vs. Bishop Montgomery, .al
Redondo High, 7:JO p.m.; (Oi~ision lll·A
quvtttfin.als) Cosl.a MH.a vs. Noire O.amc,
Sherm.an Oili, .at Btll.armine-Jeffcrson
High (Burb.ink), 7:30 p.m.
Community college women -Or.inge
Co.isl .al Southwcst<.'m lnvil.itional, all d01y.
Tr•ck
Community colleg<.' men .lmd w-omcn -
Or;ing<.' Coast .it C<.'nitos lnvit;ilional, l
p.m.
Today's schedule: 'll·doiy booit
leaves 6 ~.m., returns noon; 'h-day
boat leaves noon, returns 5:30
p.m ..
.........
College -Albertson Coll<.'gt (ld.lho) ;ii
Soulhem Ulifomi.a College, 2 p.m. .........
College -Soulh<.'m C..lifomi.a Collc-ge .at
Cll St.ile 8.11.ersfield, 1 :JO p.m.
Community college -Or.tnge Co.1st oll
long Be.ach CC, 3 p.m.
Tr•ck
Community coll<.'ge men .1nd "'omen -
Or.ange Cooasl, Mirol Cost.1 .1t Gold<.'n Wc~t.
2 p.m.
. ........
College -Southern C.aliforni.l Collcie .at
U I 8.aptisl, doublehHd<.'r, noon •
Crew
Community collegc.-m<.'n -Or.ange
Co.isl .it UOA. 7 .a.m.
Community collcie w'Omcn -USC .at
Or.inge Coasl, 7 .a.m.
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Our 19th Annual W inter
Newport a..•41•9 -No report.
Today's schedule: 'h·d.ly boat
leaves 9 ~m., returns 3 p.m.
AC.AL CW 1 LLA~
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obCaiDed my pl tonight, but I
lhiot ·~ teamed my lc5son. rm wre glad we didn't cuntinue, be·
cause that bead butt rc:ally hurt."
O 'Brien was knocked down in
the farst round on a right by
Torres, then came back and sent
Torres to the canvas with 0:04 ten
in the round. That's when O 'Brien
cut Torres' eye, which bepn swell-
ing..
"After you take a few shols like
that, you get buued and it takes a
lot out of you," O 'Brien said. "So
my strategy was to hit him and
hold f\im. I relt high in the ring."
O 'Brien, who slipped and .
grabbed Torres' legs early in the
second round, continued to work
his opponent's damaged eye in the
second, while both fighters !>Wung
wildly, missing mO)t of their
punches.
"He's too old to have teeth," a
fan yelled from the crowd early in
the third round, when O 'Brien lost
his mouthpiece.
Moments later, Dr. Deluca
stopped the fight.
Now th:it O'Orien's rigorous
training is over, and probably his
brief pro career, he can return to
ting--nonnally,-il:nd stop l:!rinking
cam>e juice. "I think wbat 1 really
want now is some pancakes. with a
k>c ol 'YNP•" he 1aid . o·enen said be pocketed an ad-
ditional $400 Crom tbe fight '*'"
C*USC of tickct-5ale revenues he
generated. About 125 extra faM
were in attendance to watch his
momentous bout
"When he came to me ongt-
n:illy, I wouldn't Jct him fight, be-
cause I was too nervous," said Ted
Luckow, the B:attlc in the Ball·
room's former promoter.
O'Brien, who said he was ner-
vous in the ring at the beginning,
enjoyed his moment or glory for
several minutes ofterword, stand-
ing in ~ hotel hallway outside or
the b:illroom for photos with his
friends and ~upporters.
He had a hefiy cheering section,
but the ring announcer provoked a
few laughs before O'Brien Mcppcd
in the ring.
"It'll be a few minutes before
our next round," the announcer
said. "When )'OU get to be their
age, it takes a little longer to get
up here, and there's no truth to
the rumor that this bout is being
sponsored by Geritol." ·
For O 'Orien, undefeated as a
professional boxer, will probably
need plenty or medicalion for the
nexrtew wills. -----
Heritage Regatta set June 9-1 O
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Newport Harbor Nautical Museum
will ho ld iLs fundraising Herilagc
Regatta June 9-10.
It will be the fifth anniversary
for the s:iiJing event, and will be
highlighted by the museum's ac-
quisition of new quarters aboard
the Newport Beach landmark, Re-
uben E. Lee paddlcwheel steamer.
The Heritage Concours, an ad-
dition to the "'eekend's activities
introduced in 1994 and featuring
motor yachts from the Classic
Yacht Association, will be hosted
Friday, June 9, at the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club.
Tile Heritage Regatta will be
ho!>tcd by Oalboa Yacht Club J une
10, with pre-race viewing or the
sailing yachts that morning.
A parade of the power yachts
and racing !>ailboats precedes the
n:gatta, "hich starts off Balboa
Pier.
For more information, phone
(714) 673-3377.
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TO COME HOME TO" NEWPORT LIDO PENINSULA Spacious & bright Br•cH 2669 1 BR & 2BR. No pelt. ~ 1 & 2BR beach hOmH
Call Now 8 31·8427 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii From S850 to $1300 & shops S480k 472-6262 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hardwood floors, u111 Dbl• mobile home, 2Br SOUTH COAST 1• 2Ba hi h ce 1 xtra Thinking ot having a Balboa Newport ;~~5. ~~?65!~~:~0 1rg ' pa~o. ~:;port. METRO 2186 COSTA MESA 2624 --------1 garage 1a1e1
710 Lido P•rtt Dr
714-873-e030
NEWPORT Alty 723 AA94 Clbllse amen. Sr. park LAGUNA Give us a call! Convenient
-.... NEWPORT HEIGHTS 55+. $875. 675-2044 BEACH 2648 CLASSIFIED ClaHlfled BEACH 1069 Back Bay View 3Bd .,. 2BR. No pets. Grdnr/ --------3Bd twnhae, new cpt, 1 BR Mob lie home. 642·$878 842·5878
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Oen $2300 gu/Wtr pd. Refa req. 11tEaatbluH Hom•• fpl, pool, Jae, gas/wtt From 5490. Quiet & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------------------Oceanfront 3Bdrm 5750/mo. 650•2256 for IH. Lusk E plan. pd. Guard gale $950 Secure. 1991 Newport BACK UV 38d·2Ba
condo w/Vlew of grn·
bit, frple, dbl gar, pool
$215K Agt 675-6181
$2000/mo 5Bd 3Ba, lrg 101. nu Fncd patio 647-7540 Blvd. 648-8373 ------------------------.---
Stuolo Apt $575-$700 •Pvt quiet 1Br HH, lg carpi, paint & tlle. 2 Maat•r Bra, 2ea, COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
2edrma StOOO/mo yard, 1 prkng ape. No Great tlla & locl frplc, W/d hkups, gar. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~=~;;;;:; amk/pet. Employed, S2800/mo 640-4718 11e1nt""•ENTS $880. Great offer for t
EAST 8LUFF 5650· 5-48-5624 Iv mag tMMAC 5Br 3Ba 11rbr ,-u-~&u& yr leaM. 714-851·1933
Home+Cottage-. Vlb CORONA View Hm. 3-car gar. FOR RENT
4Bd 38a 12800/mo. DEL MA.It 2122 IRVINE 2144 Avall. $2695/mo. Nr •28" 1Ba trplx, gar, 2821 Catob St. Owner achool. 909-682-5637 pvt bk ya1d, w/d , new
Agent. It 9-435·7900 •LldOiPenlnaula/Ht• palnt/crpt. S750/mo.
S 12H aad 1 aa Great De•t•t Moving lnlerlor/Ba"'ront Hma BALIOA 719 Scott Pl. 964-8585 l!AST~UFF Beaut condo, pvt patio, "''"'· 1 r• ..-overa.... M 1c ha• Yearly Lau• ot Sate IS' •uD 2606 .... ,.., .... • 1a,.., .... view, lg 2500 Mi ft hm 509 Narclaaue. hid 1 _.. bd 1 wu' • -• -on .3 acr• w/pool. 844 4409 24 hr , e... rm H ' Grundy Rltra 675·8t81 Lndry, pool, quJ•t, nr
owner-wlll finance. ~~~;y,~,.!:i ~~~f (io~1~:b N•W,.OftT ISLAND aright 28, uppet, lrg all van1portatlon 1550
S825K. 2927 Catob. 11900 2ad/2Ba 25 & 21, &:30-4. Lrg h•.. Cute beach cottage. de<:lf, gar. 1 1095 w/ & S850Nopetle<t&.o392
844-&eo3 saooo 3 ad 38• ptanta, 92 StanlOfd Ct. 1 Br.,.otflce, patio, IH. 135 Opal. 875* Clean 2Br 1Ba. e1pl9, teoo 19d w/utlt• Incl c:rpt, new frig & stove. 6258 0, 311).470-0318 n~ paint, w/d hkupe. H1rbor View Homn Ocn-lldt, tmmacuta1e Yrly $600. 650·9497 FANTASTIC 1Br tea 2078 Wallace St. seso
PO"T aTR••T• •7'"111124 hr Agt NEWPORT Oo••nfront·Vrly 4 +2 up1lAlr1 duplex. SlrHt 842-4S781 before noon
QUIET 8t SE.IlENE
Palm ~esa Apart111ents
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when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lush
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L......ll-T--... f-nt huge IMng rm w/2·aty Frplc. Walk to th• 12495 pet mo. 402 E. 311 C~I n<t-30SS •'•Id• Nice 2Br tea
............ ...... ·-c:8'llng1. 111pef'b cond, beach. Newly remoa. Oceanfront. NB agent • unfurn. M50+aec fN
A Srudioe l & 2 lkdioomt · ,,.., ss7s co S600
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· lBll S725 110 S~ rww. 180' oc:.an view, 14'9,900 MO-MM 11900. Matk 798-5052 N8 tlM a .Sae Study, Jim Jacobs 875-3777 Inquire tel Aocheater =·:i.~. ~:'le~~~ Ch.,mlnt 2ad 1aa View, 2 car attach gar, Step• to und 2Br 28a. BALIOA St., A,p4. A. l45-S.1I
11,)H,OOOPPtn.305t •••••••• Cottage/1ceNc: ptHll-~~~:O:.::~~ 2-c:ar gar. frplc, d/w. P!NlNSUUl 2107 •••talda 2Br tea, HOUSES/ oioua Duck Canyon, patio, hkup. Upgrded. e ncl garage, yard. °""'MOUA pOol,d•ck,frplc,remod e "200 vrt1.11~1e ••• INCL UTILS Quiet compl••· Cati a....-. 1-4 ,... CONDOS 651·5993 760-1'44 AT THE BEACH Wily 3Br 28a, lrg fam Sml tBr/Studlo S$00. •~2 or 640-7181 ~~~/c~:O c":~do~ FOa UNT H.,.. oont•mp 4Bd· •-I A ••I rm. 2-<at gar, Mtnl•pvt Kil, dining erea, apple, Ii 18cl 1.50•. Fplce. 39• dul)I••· Iii<• Mwl IUlftUI en .. I comm 2 blk• lo ocn lndry. 102 E. Bay St pallo. Ve<y Nice! tyr 180 28• ground .. val Reduced 10 118501 Law .... leGUon Unfurn 11750, furn 723.0823 or 220-94M 1 ... IH& (244e Elaet'I ;::.r-;d;,~~~~'t,k ' mo.140-2300 Prud ca tBd Udo ........ 11000 1 1900· Larry 63'·1038 "•mod 11uc110 1tepa to A2.-0pen) M2·9488
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to '••h lei A ktl. IALIOA LARO•. 1u11urlOu• 20r ~ ~~·~~·· ''"' ::~ Cl•cstoll~ ·•• T ~. bay/bch ... Kit. frig, w;.,..lft i 111GCW Mii MU9t ... I ,,ic.o~o , M i.........o ...... l50 nw-.NI N •love. Quiet. 1596. No 8 O(f~ 11 u 00 s 00 Mp IS1.A1fD 2108 28•. p, 805 ar._..,.. 212 • o.,, Udo . '24 wh•th8f you'f• buy· _. t73-lnt 946-atl 28d 2 a, 1,100 aq ft, KC oun•'7: am · . ! pm • a... at 1231,100. . Avatl now. 11195, 1.U Cal ,_ a-Ult t.v. .. ~•-or )uat,.... I cover•d parl1lng. and 10.00 am . 4.00A': wu:kmdi '~"° Waat t;)&-4215 laat. f42·6290 -... /9 ~inQ:d:~elfled haa Studle/302 E 8alb0a laundty rm, bu61t·lna.
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2 lld, 1a. poo4, new Fut paced dMlgn A 34 brocuee lnC'IUd'"9 .lau from N.-w Or· Caah only! Or1S atulll Poot talJle $2~0. t~HP w ith OMAR SHARtF
c..,,... no· Stet•. S~ mnettng firm has an 5• mermaid table, dol· 1eana by Tommy Off-wht aec aota, crnr S uzuki OBO $900, and TANNAH HIRSCH na Tu.Min Aw, '"42·715a IUSIR!SS lmmed opening for a phln table, lad&.a lylog Thompson. 112/450. dHk Ht W/ltl• cabs, ru•ll Chair•. lrg plno
•T t• llA SHI OPPOITUtftTT take-charge Individual between 2 trffs, 10• Framed/malted, 34"x work bench •luff • bookshelf, teak cab•·
New cpVpalnt, fl'plc, 2_.. w/MactntCMh software "Oolphlna al S.a." 8• 31", mppralMd .. 00. tools, aome power. nets, lcemaker, poll,
pauo, garage. No pets m ak1lla. Prof attire & 2 Diana. elephant, Mon· Chart•• R.,..•11 & Vaccuum, vlaxer, llsh· d I a he•. g I ass ea, 'I II ~ Tltl·MI'. <'AMP. IN ONt: HY OM~
780-17t3 °' a57·t778 yra exp required. Fu -•1 I t bl n Fredric Remlneton Ing gear, mic ro, TV lamps, books, misc LOCAL RTa rHume to 863-0313. g..., an• ave a 8' • e· 2 vol book Ht. Like sets, nice china, antq SlJNOAY ONLY 8·2. ltepa to leach 4Bd, chi-• In 2"Nte~ocMaa·· •lze horaH. 8' marble s rnd oak tbl, old fr ig , 2 t t2 E. Bolboa Blvd. ... "" RECIPTl,,....llT Roman atalues. 1 O' new Orig price 175. 28a. IJlll•~ cable Incl. tloha"Buy All or "" Belgian credenda Best ottera. 640-2342 nuta, bolls. washers In
Ltg maatar w/apa, gar, Part•aoo.5~781 Newport Center law circa 1890, lade carv-LIQUIDATING PRI· cabinets. Come 10 S1850/mo831·5878. office effka Recep-Inga, palnllnga, Ivory, v•Ta COLLac. buyl AllQoeal
•W••TCLIFP• tlonlat for lmmed FIT Chi d I fl I .. BOY SCOUT SALE poalllon. Word Pro-ppen a • rep ace TION Muaeum quality I
2Br 2Ba, lrplc, pool, auvonvreue.,... ceasing •kill• pref'd. manllea, curios, mag· European 011 Paint· Udo Isle Clubhouse carpn. 1795-$500 dep. An" UR""511UOR&,,. Congenial, smoke-tree wne rack, settees, 18 Inga, Authet1llc Au•· 70 t Via Lido Soud
Sat Feb 25 8am-4pm,
trig. f1sh1ng gear, type·
wnter, answer macl\ &
moro. 2 Kamalii Ct
Ticonderoga & Superior
NP CrHt Condos
Avail 311. 631-2921 •••••••••• cenlury-S1yle lalntlng alan Icon•. Lux a,.,_ SAT .. 5 & SUN '0·2 • environment. Salary h Tiii ,. • .. •••••••• W••tolln: Ltg 2Bd 2Ba up to sa.oo per hour. couc ••• any parel, Diamond Ring OemollUon/Qarage l•
condo carpi, drpea, -.-UM-O_U_N_C_E __ -~-NT-S Fax reaume: 720-1232 lamp1, 7 pea ol estato appraised S27,865. Sale. Fri & Sun 2·5 TRANSPORTATION carport, 1258 Rutland, n.nn &nG ,..,...,.....,........,.......,, ____ ,_ _ _._. Jewlery & much more. Selllng tor $11,400. + (no Sat). Everything
132 I RECEPTIONl•T PIT 444·1970. 1240 Logan lace f line I••··----· $900 +dep •17 1 2920 needed Immediately #I, Costa Mesa many P s 0 goesl Appliances, fur· f c Jewelery. Exceptional n11ure, piano, blke,•----------------••I 1. MAGNIN IN NB IS MISCELLANEOUS
RENTALS
CLOSING FOREVERll
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or bu~ M tour op-Antique oak hall tree barga1n1. 722·970t front door, otc. 1954 BOATS erator. on-Fri t-5pm. w/1talned gla bev mlr· Po rt Edward Pl. (Hbr 7011
Call Marie, 842•1775· ror $500. Beaut dis· ............................................................... liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
RiCilifioWlf PIT play cabinet $500. 3 PETS & View Hma) 720.7002
Plu• It .. cretarlal. 20-Nancy Phelps water· ANIMALS 6049 Furniture samples-,
30 h~. Sotheby'a color• $125-$225. Old storoo equip, rocords.
15HP Suzuki outboard gd corid, $900. 2 an·
chors. misc 675-0558
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ALONE? prep cook & counter rug, sac $700. Oak looking for loving, car· SAT, Feb. 25, 8.30·1:30 NB real os1a10. Prln ° l'n~-l'M~
staff. Apply at 3333 dHk & cabinet 185. Ing ho mes. CALL 241-2465-2477 Vista H1JOrta Only 673-6783
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Furn. priv ba, klt/lndry Ing Servera/Hoatesa. PLANT s··E •cRES fectionate. 63t·5 105 Designer . clothing S2S $2500, 90 HP Mercury lautl 1111• ... p;11l1• J:!·llllf' Ill\ lli1<: h1111Cl prlv, n/s, lg yd w/poot 2104 W Ocnfrnt. lnq w/in. ~ ~ 4·6-8, lad1os' shoes sz wfTrailer 675·163l S11u'f' °'11111h i; n11rt111n hnrl ... h .. wn
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week. Karon 434·1424
tlel, very tame, 2/19/ Please be .aware that mouse & keybrd $600.
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to move. Household,
kitchen, pet Items . e
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months), shoes, adult
clothing. SAT, Feb.
COM. Shen11 675·8634 LIVE CHATLIN• HOMaCARI! Provided TO BUY 60l9
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2Ba Garage, W/D. have xtnt refa & own
w outgo.ng person. car. English speaking
SAoo • 113 uws 01~1 EMPLOYMENT only. 640-0501
BEAUT NB/Dover 5530 ·-------· Shra lrg bright clean, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w d. No pets. $375 + MERCHANDISE
uhl Avl now. 645-9515 AUTO TECHNICIAN
C M I Experienced • D lrg 2Br 3Ba ully SMOG License and furn homo In Harbor •---------VU Hilla. 5525 ASE CertlllcaUon pr• ANTIQUES 6010 ~ ullla. Jim 644-6869 !erred. Buay eatab-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CdM·N/amkr shr clean ~~~~ ~w~~:i~~ •BUYING ITEMS•
3Bd·2Ba w1hl ceilings, conditions. Comml•· From 1800.1960. 1 pc
nr beach, frplc, w/d alon with guarantee, to entire estate. Paint·
$500 + ulils 675·5352 excellent benefits. Call lngs, books, furniture ,
CASH
FOR U$ED
L:8VI'$ 110 l '$ Up to '2600
25, Sam-no o n (no
early birds). 500 &
500YI Polns e1tla
Oar Sal• Sat·F•b 25
7am· 1 pm, refrigerator,
1tackable W/O, d ining
set, patio set, misc.
405 Columbua Clrc le
HUGE MOVING SAiE
Designer clothes &
shoos, furniture, rugs.
hnena & misc house-
hold items. SAT·8·12, I 1 t2 Dolphin Terrac e
MOVING SALE
Computers. clothing &
furn. etc Feb 25 9am. 607YI Orchid Ave.
COSTA MESA 6124
CM·E·Slde comlort· Roger 714-644-7933. :~~· S~mm~;';_:;;~
a ble 2Bd 1 Ba Hse, N/ BOOKKEEPER·PIT •---------• Blow Out Ga r Sal•
k d I • au c 800 5 Owner movlnn, · mu11 JlllT ~ amo, og-over , Expdw/ I K K . • • ., Sat 7am-2pm. Furna· $400 + f/2 ullls 646·2876 Conven to computer, sell. 3-pc antique bar ----ture, collect1blcs &
I al 6 h I & mirror, xlnt cond. Great Deal 2 rma .,. pvt then ma nl n. ra S2500. Call 675-0498 ~-WILFJD) patio rum Gr1 Stuffl in bath In CM condo nr wk. $1 t·$t3/hr. Call _....,.A Alley behind 1071
Bristol & 405. W/O, 65<>-4439 Por1er Tuatln Ave In C.M.
pool. etc. $550/mo+ OENERAL OFFICE APPLIANCES 6011 a111entlc S ld•walk
dep & 'h ulll. 549·9531 M·F 8-.3. Computer Sale Sat e:30·t :30
NB pool/tennis/beach. akllla, people-oriented. QE Frig good cond. FREE TO YOU 6022 only, Tick Tocker Tht1ll
W/0 . S500/mo. Shaie Phyalcal therapy cllnlc top freezer.water/Ice Shop. 540 W 19th St
with fem upbeat artist. In CdM. FAX resume: dlsp.SIOO 080 969-9642. FREE To Q o o d
631•2 11 f or 646.a473 640-2631. Or call 640-H I 3~ I INTERIOR & FLORAL
2121 , aak for Michelle. MAYTAG stackable A~~~glste el~m~r~ DESIGNERS' SALE NB Promatory Pt Shr washer & dryer, elec· r PLUS TONS OF MISC. 2Bd 2Ba, re fs . N/amk Manlcurl•t &/or tronlc , xlnl cond. can Eskimo. Neods SAT& SUN 7am-4pm
No Pets or drlnkace7 Beauty Tech for HB $350 Call 721-8582 large yard. Very play· 1754 San1a Ana Ave.
$000 +'la utlla. salon. Call Nickl, 96&-· full Call 721·962t ---------
04•.4399 6307 or 964-1138 Waaher & Dryer Sh p I p d' I MOVING SALE ~ $135/each. Good Con-ar e 8 igree, n co SAT 9 ·5 . Furn.
NB shr 2Br 2Ba conoo PIT Teechable Aaaoc dltlon. 646-5848. friendly young male clothes, dishes. misc. w •fem. Be autifully In Wholesale Supply.1---------dog, to good home! 28t3 p r1 I O fu"rn. Frpl, gated, pool. Possible 53000/mo & Weatln9houae R•· (714) 045-8889 ° 0 a rive
$525. caiol 644.9206 auto w/ln 1yr. 642·1634 trig Sfde·bY·•lde, ------------------
NB Shr 3bd 2b• Hse PIT Work FIT Paw ~:!~r~~~:~. ~~ JEWEi.RY, FURS HUNTINGTON
w/ 2 temalea, steps to 6am-12 M-F, no exp this wk .. ndl 161 Buoy & ART 6025 BEACH 6140
sand, prkln g, N/P, neceuary. $8.00fhr St. 042·2338. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S400+ 113 u11l1 548-7195 Ask for Mark 852-0247
NB·B•acon Bay Pa rt -TI me Pe op 1 e •·F-U_RN_l ___ Yn_e __ 6_0_1_4
Share 2Ba 2Ba. wanted to address la· 1. vau;;
W/D, f1rplace, $550 all bell for pay. You have jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
u1111 873-8813 Lve Mess. a typewriter, computer Belllnl crib. white, w/ or good handwriting. top qual maltreH, )(Int
NB-Fash la/Eaatbtulf· Int'! LO. rate• apply. cond, S500. 720-923t spacious twnhae, walk 1-809"474-4289
to Back Bay $450 mo. ---------Complete Waterbed
Unda 721-8792 PERMANENT P/T motJonleH mattreH
NB·Ocn View Shr 3Bd Gll1/mall •hop. 4533 grey ~~~t:mpory
CLASSIFIED tr• the rosource you
can count on to sell a
myriad ol merchan·
dlse items, bocauso
Qar Sale Sat 2S hse·
ho ld Items, some
toots, 5082 Galwey Cir,
Botsa Chica & Mcfadden
our columns compel ---------
qualified buyers to NEWPORT
caiu BEACH 842·!5978 6169
3Ba town house, ulila, MacArthur Blvd, Npl
cable, phone, m aid, Beach (Near oc Air-5200 964-4267 ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS
w10. $495/mo. 722·1740 .-,;..po_rt...;)_. _c_a_11 _e5_s-_9_t_1_1_ Danie• a1 .. per aof• 2920 2920
P C I'd h 1 & lvaeat 9 mo new.Blk/ NB·Share house, frplc, T h c er• • P Whl '500/palr. G3t-e&75 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dec k, N/S, ref req. needed wkenda at s4 oo + ~ u ti a . tennis club. Call l.of'a •MOVING: 2 while
Lv Mag. 7 50·0158 786-3000. couchH, glau & braaa tables, 2 blue
Newport Bch • FURN, Real E•tale chalra. Good ahape.
full prlva, oic~ twne .... --.-,-,.-ft-ULll--... CHEAP. 648-7848
hme, gated. pool, apa 1.Q.,...u_e_ll_tw ....... "'F_u_r_n_D_an_l_•h
& gym S590 644•8100 Busy Wiik-in IOCllon. teak ahelvea/Wall units
Npt H9hta a pl'lo ahr. ~~:I~ 1260. R.S.L. 3000 Room/pvt ba1h. ocean apealcera. Uk• new w/
view, ulllltlea paid . Thea-tu•• •II atanda $450/paJr. Oak 845·~941 or 648·6630 Newpllt wall unit St 00, glau
-776-5165
ON THE SANO.NB 673 7JOO cOffM table 150. Mlac
Prof to ahr 2Br 2Ba '======· ==·===:::::::::::::::::: _1_1_0-_s_so_. 63_1_.oe_1_5__ {-MEET IOMEOHE
beaut apacioU• hse \ FUN
on bch. $800/mo. W/O ------------------ROMANTIC 1nc1. 8415·1515 Gina BUSI.NESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE
Shr large 3bd, 2'AB• FOi a.ENT 2769 FOi ll!NT 2789 & RIGHT
Pool. Jae. tennis, flrpl, iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiilliii iiiiiiiilliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••---------·CA-ll•N•O'>\"•--~ gar, W/O. S625+~ -----------------..,
Ultla, 2rms w/ prlv ba Want an Off1'ce for 1 person. 642·9050
GARAGES
FOR RENT 2740
WANTaD1 ot 2
gar•o• apace• or
1lorage. COM ., ...
Call 173-5787.
COMMEJtCW.
UAL ESTATE
IUSINISS oma
POIUHT 27•1
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In to 1,IOO .._ ft. Ota
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vtewe ... , U0-0100
with water included?
•. .lots & lots of water?
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We h.wc ,1 fow 'l'·1cc~ f nim 400 to 155 7 ~ ft
C 111 U\. We're one h .. 111on 1n NcWf<ll't th.11 1
1khn1ttl\1 nnc w.itunl Jown
LIDO PENINSULA
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201 ~irrarJWay,Uhin 1 1~ tah,CJ. 92663
(714) 67}.93~
OFFIC! OFFICE
FURNtTURB 6 f~NITtJRE Ir
EQUJPMENT 604 7 EQUIPMENT 804 7
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TODAY'S
CR()SSw0Ro PUZZLE
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aT ft Clwl8 c .. lie .......... Ul 4 *· Vache AeMr T...-.-, chMpgM utl
for NB reel' ....... burg lnl. NC. l4K ml, Pm oNf ~ .... OM*. Mini cond. onev. 17M183 ••fOOlobo. ?tCMMat
ACROSS
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10 Stef'f) rock
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oounltyllde 1e Carrt 17 Elecir1C81 uno
18 Body trunk 19 Queen
Elizabet.h's
di ugh tor 20 Comel0tth
22 Fa<» to lace
24 'CHNrs t~ 2S Does a cteanmg
task
26 Swede's
netgllbof
28 Sea (jUcll
32 Student s ch<>fe
36 Proteci with a
policy
37 Purpose
38 Abounds
.co Relahves
.C 1 Falr·hMO<I
4.C Coldest
.C7 F1mner, at tomes
.C8 Soap-making
lllgledtt>ntS .c9 8t1ds of p1ey
53 Highways 57 "Like a Rotting
Stone• smger
60 Morose
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64 1111\tef
65 G1nt> 66 Selling 87 S.ghtseotng tup
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69 FanlilV car 70 "Jane -·
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2 Scent 3 Gmt!flm111n·s
gentleman
.c Astraddle
5 Comedian -
Jonnson .6 Pair
7 Rot>ln Hood s
8 o:g:
pelWISula
9 Ma1ry sec1etly
10 rrame
1 t Rajah's w1to
12 Cousin's mo1he1
13 Livoly IOY
21 Chow
23 Sincere
25 Bone-dry
27 Memo 29 J11u musician
[llington
30 God<less of
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32 Centers
33 Captlal of
Norway
3" Cnt s soond
15 81\rblO's
boyf1tend
36 Early CoslJy
<>how
39 Wire
thk:knesses
42 Sowtng kit
items
43 S1utdy cart
45 Andes country
.C6 Cut off
50 Mrrr0t •
51 SpeAr
52 F1rt1shed
54 Br11ss. o g
55 Obtect 56 Catch
57 Alpha,-.
gamma
58 Cameo shape
59 Kid's wheols
60 Notleod 63 Genetic
macenal
llUUfl SUPS
DOCKS 7022
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It Accord EX
SunJoof, AC, Auto
Blk, Xlnl, St 1,500
13t-o832
1105 ~ 1oc9'cr:' "~~ JAGUU
beech & restaurants, ill•••.-llJlllJ!I•• avail now. 073·2810 t••• J .. XJ8 Coup V12, gray-mulberry, laiiiCNi lalancl facing fully loaded, afford·
turning basin. 60 Ft able dream car, 1
dffP wal• dock for owner, xlnl cond, !50K,
...... 115/per boal ft. Hnllc• hist avt.
Call LaRM, 2!52·1271. extended warranty.
LIDO llWD BOAT t13,7SO 073-0!M4
8LIP. Up to 42 ft.
Power, water. Month MERCEDES 9130
to month. 752·5181
MQTOICYCLES
SCOOTERS 8018
Meroede• For Sal•
08 280 SE Coupe
Fully Restor-Gorgeoua
Metallic Grey-Sunroof
AJC $11,950 831-0832
t890 FZR 800 Gen· --------
••I•. 15,500 mu ... OLDSMOBILE 9155
Auna greal. New back ••ili&ili•ilil&ii
Ure, )uat been fully Bravade all whl
serviced. 12,500/obo. drive loaded! Ork
Call Dave 845-5945. blue, 911<. Xlenl cond. •1•.000
AUTOMOBILES PORSCHE i,iiiii•illl•~riii!!Piiiiiio!!!!,.iih!ii•iii:S!!!!n~a!!!! II
9175
CADILIAC 9040
1983 Sevlll• Gr•en,
w/tan leather, 8 cy1, 4-
dr, fully loaded, all
power, cellular ph, 10
disc CO, 1 dwner,
mint cond, 20k mites
$26,500 080 669· 1885
Super 90 coupe,
200ml on rebulll eng, older rest., 12 v elect,
Tow Bar. Noeda some
body & Int work. Cal
Lie PORSHE
$1!5,000 (909) 98Mn8
1883 Por•h• 844
Or1g owner, 6 spd,
anroof, xlent cond,
84K ml, gold·oxt/brn
leather-Inter. $4,800.
844·8148
CHEVROLET 9045 ------•
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TOYOTA 9210
• 88 Celeb. Aulo tr ans, iiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiim
AJC, pwr brakes/steer· '87 SUPRA Sliver,
Ing. am/fm stereo. lint Top Cond. Loaded. 1·
gls. $219!5. 759·1840 owner. Garaged. Cnll
87 5·10 Bl•z•r 2 wht Ron 845-2417.
drive, Tahoe package, ---------v~. AC, PS. AM/FM VANS 9225
cass, blk/silvor. Good iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii cood. 55,750. 723·1158. 84 Dodge Caravan
CHRYSLER
extra cln, economical, 90SO dependable, 7 pas· sanger. 5 spd, air,
$3800. ~5o-6280
'92 l.e B•ron Con· ---------
vert. White, Full VOWWAGEN 9235 power, xlnl cond.
S9,950. Call 64+2122. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
72 VW Bua Blue/White, ••'84 Laser Hatch· rebuilt engine. New
back 75K ml, blk, 5 BrakeslTlres. Clean.
spd, ale, )(11 condl Runs good $1500/obo
$1885 873·t943 714-842·9117 Bob
Spend less time at
home with your kids.
-DISCOVERY
Call 642-5678. · DATSUN 9060 AUTO PARTS
& REPAIR Put a few words
to work for you.
'72 240Z •·•pd Mags iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Good Int, Nu cllch, SU VW BUG RIMS
carba. Ans strong. Mech spoke Empts, $200
good S900obo 631-?1.C9 _5_4_5·....,,96,.,......18~,,,..,...,,,..,.,,,=--
CLASSIFIEO
FORD 11'1 lhe resource you 907S can count on to sell a
When you're tuned into classified
you're tuned into your community.
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii myriad of merchan· diH Items. because
our columns compel
qualified buyers to
1888 T·Blrd new
tires, phone hk-up,
AC, complete power,
good cond, low mlles. cant
$3,000 721-1347 --------
------I CARPET INSTALL CONCRETE & ELDERLY HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3~84 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 POOL
SERVI CE & REPAIRS 3516 MASONRY 3 SS 7 CARE 3611 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICE
DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Electrlcal Speclalty Walllam Hatold Jewelers PUBLIC NOTICE RAJNBbW Clrcl• Malnt. ~iiii~iiii!iiiiiiiiiim •••••••••I L kJ f Q Ill H C _, .. _ 1 t d Restdentlal wiring, Watch & jowelry repair PMlt""" tnt.Ext.HOUH/ Dave Th• Autom•tlc 00 ng or ua lf * Best Prlce/Qu1lltJ om• ar..,-• • • phones, cable. Refs. Antique/Fine Jewelry The Calif. Public Uttll· Apt Oual. )ob. Free est. Pool M•n. Cleanfnn Carpet/Wood/Lino? l.aodscape bntk. 5t Living. 6 beds In COM. Integrity. Z• hrs 798·2516 8uy/Mll.1racll 873-0385 tlos Commission RE· St. llcl569897 636·8888 ... Below retell price• Concrete• M3-0t':: 24 Hr ataff. 7&0-HM3 QUIRES that ell used & repair. Very reas-ADDffiONS L1378738 114M111 • 1(800)307•CARE HANDYMAN Carpen·•---------household goods ROMAN PAINTING onabte. 714·969-4780
DrMODELING 3410 Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie HOME HEALTH CARE lry, tile, plumbing & lANDSCAPE & movers print their ·Since 1974· ~ ---------Cone Patio Driveway roof. 25yrs oxp w/refs. p u c c t T /I E /R C 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CERAMIC ' ' OCC EMT Graduate Jorry Bell 775·8380 LAWN CARE 3808 · · · a number; nl ./ xt 81 / om RO FING 3910 Fptc, BBOs. Rat. 20 Yr Will do dally house =--"".-""'!'-..,........,-..,..--..,..-limos and chaulfours Llcii698845 376·0371 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DUNCAN TILES 3S28 Exp. Terry 557.7594 callsl Greg 501·2528 Plumblng/elec/Walerliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii print their T.C.P. num-
heaters/sprinklera/call B•elo Yard Malnt. ber In all adver1ise-STEVENS PAINTING R•r-fl"9 Specialist
fans. FREE Estlmalest L•wn!.! Cleanupa, ments. u you have a FrH Est. 20 Yrs Exp. Repairs. Esteb 1976. CONSTRUCTION BRICKe TILEe STONE
20 Yrs Exp. Small & Add Value To Your Pl I I d C L J b 850.7042 an llampe on-FENCES g. o s Home wmte, Marble crete & Coatings 241-0t37 or 218-8169 Tr•• Trimming, Lt question aboul lhe le· Ouallty Work. Ref's. FREE Est. Ll323842
Haullng 979-824 5 gala·ty of 8 movor, limo Uc' 452054 845·3348 -~~~8~8~0~·~7....,,7....,,2,..,.1,..,..,..,.~ Seml-.Ratlred Contractor Rpra lmprvemnts am jobs Green Scene Landscpng or chauffeur, call: Top Quallty P•lntlng •THUNDER ROOFING•
Free standing mailboxes & Irrigation, Trimming Public lJtllltloa Ros/Comm. lnt./Ext. For all of your roofing
Granite. Free Est. Lie. Uc.1541656 631·4310 •DECKS 361S
AUTOMOTIVE 909-735'9884 Steve -------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
GLASS 3433 L~~':.Y o!:~~~';u:.•~:! CONTRACTORS
AUTO & TRUCK
Glass Replecemenl
1 ·800·89&-8958
ramie new/ropaired re· GENERAL 3S58
grout. bathrm remodel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim plumbing L#870130
673-8065 or 846-8526 CPI BUILDERS INC.
•FENCES OATES•
new/repair/post replaced
Redwood• L11576605
Ouallty & lnttgrity. & Removals, Clean· Commission 21 yrs OC. Uc 334950 needs. Reroof/repalr.
I care.Ken 842·1770 ups & Malnt. St. Uc. 714-558-4151 Fast replyl 839·5851 Uc 638144848-4122
#' 599025. 850·81 09
Jim Whyte 642·7206 ---------
•Wood FencH* HARDWOOD Landacap• Malnt. NTI G TELEPHONE Mowing & Clean-ups P Al N 3858 PIANO & VOCAL
60% Off lnstall'n w/ed. ---~-----AHldentlal Const.
Llc.#!518424•1nsured
(714) 885-4893
rep1act1repa1r, tr" t1a1J11ng FLOORS tstlmatts. low prices. Uc'd 3712 Mallbu-1tght·Specta11t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LESSONS 3868 SYSTEMS 3926
Call Pete 722·7732
AdVantage ~sir. 974•5301 •W.P . YOUNGQUIST Ph J k b J k CLEAN/WAX/POLISH Lawn Service. Mow/ Pelntl~g Contrecto! Plano & Voice lesaona • on:25•1 JACK ac BUSINESS 3548 ------------------Marble AeJuvonaUng edge/aod/sprinkterl/ Oual. _p.,ntlng by prolls all ages, beginning to Moves/Install. Res/ SERVICES 3488 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEC!t FURNITURE 35 Years Exp.. cln-up. 10 yrs In area. Ucl602098. Ins. cla11lcs by degreed C m 444.e550
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil A TOUCH OF CLA8S COATING 3S70 REP•-nts 7t4-Ma.8708 Al 966·2718 Ive msg FrH eat 545-3305 teacher. 540-1947 o m. . Cleaning. Roa/Comm ~ 3622 TREES Multl·M edla: Deak Top Lie/Bonded. Free Es1. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _HA_U_U_N_G---3-7-2-0 QUALITY CARE PIANO Beg.·Advanced TRANSLATOR/
Publlahlng·RH. Script Teresa 282·7t43 8TOP Deok Leakal Complete Reator•tlon Te,,nlfte•ewe. lA•11•· 20 yrs exp, excollent All ogH ·Teacher cert.
/Book Writing. All Your Waterproof Coatings: Refinishing, repair, up· •*.-.... 751"'478 workmanship, fair Entortalnmon1 Avalt. TUTOR 3927
Bus. Needal 540-1947 Houaclean/Wlndow. O.cka/Slalra. Best SI hola, etc. FREE pick· Haullng .lunk, Appll·i---------prices. 645·2417 Ron Jennifer 640-8669 iiiijiiiiiii~iiiiiii~~ii ~-,......,,---,...---1 Weekly, Bl-weekly. Quality work. Free Eat. up/deliv/Ht. 962·1823 ancH, Verd Cloan-Up, r-eGAL SPAHl8HtmNOLISH Word Prooeaalnn by Move-ln1/out1. Aof1 Et C ,,. CHUNG'S PAINTING ---------•
Mrs. Rogora In. the Pina Ms.eaee L1587430 122..a109 c .e4a-:~1e1Mlk• SERVICES 3812 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel PET ~~~~osf. =~~~t~l.
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