HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-03-27 - Orange Coast PilotM ONDAY BRIEFING
LETff:R JUP ...
Newport-Mesa school district
Superintendent Mac Bernd has
launched a letter-writing
campaign,..asking parents anq
other community members to
help get state Senate Bill 12
adopted.
The bill would allow the
cash-strapped school district to
use money from the sa le of
school property to pay for
general operations. Right now,
laws prohibit districts from
using property sales money for
anything but building .
maintenance and construction.
At the urging of Bernd, state
senators Bill Craven and Lucy
Kill ea sponsored SB 12 to help
Orange County sc hool districts
that have funds held hostage by
the county bankruptcy.
The bill will be considered by
the state Education Committee
on April 5.
So Ilernd has sent form
letters to "friends" of the
Newport-Mesa district, asking
1hat the community flood
Senator Leroy Green~,
chairman of the Education
Commillee, with
corrci.pondence pushing the
bill.
Out stick to letters -only
lcucrs, Dernd cautions.
"I am informed that
telephone calls and fruces would
not be appropriate," Bernd's
letter says.
0
ODORIFEROUSLY
CORRECT MANURE? ... The
ever-busy and creative folks at
the Orange County Fairgrounds
are already touting key
attractions scheduled for this
summer's fair, and this one
sound~ like a doozy: a
miniature Bandini Mountain.
Yes, the fair will pay ode to
that mountai11 o' manure a
skier plummeted down in that
memorable television
commercial 12 years ago by
constructing a similar hill as
part of the fair's salute this year
to the horticulture industry.
Out the fair's version
promises to be kinder to the
nose than the famous foothill of
fertilizer: this one will be made
of wood compoi.t, which has the
"same earthy, dark brown color
of manure," according to a fair
press release, but without the
same smell.
A mannequin skier and ski
cou rse will be placed on the
moµnd of fake fertilizer.
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DO YOU BELIEVE IN THE
EASTER BUNNY? ... If you
do, maybe you'll accept all the
facts in a recent press release
from the Chocolate
Manufacturers Association and
the National Confectioners
Association.
The "Sweet Fax" attempts to
debunk those nasty myths about
chocolate bunnies, jellybeans
and marshmallow chicks.
According to the release,
Easter candy won't:
•Make your children
hyperactive. The release cites a
university st udy that concluded
ch ildren's excitement about
holidays "plays a bigger part in
their behavior than anything
being eaten at the ti me."
• Raise blood cholesterol
levels. Thanks to stcaric acid in
the confection, chocolate -
if eaten in moderation -
appears to have no eff cct on
the cholesterol level, says the
release.
•Aggravate or cause acne.
Again, studies reportedly have
shown no direct connection
between acne and chocolate.
•Cause tooth decay. Sugar
isn't the only factor
contributing to cavitie ; the
time and amount of foods eaten
are just some of the other
factors, the release says.
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MORE SWEET FACTS ...
Easter candy trivin, also
courtesy or the Chocolote
Manufacturers and National
Confectioners:
• Industry officials predict
Americans will consume $800
million worth of Easter condy .,
this holiday.
•Easter is the third most
popular time of the year for
candy sales, with Halloween
and Chri tmas just ahead of it.
-Cotnplltd by lrl1 Yo1'ol
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Hold on tight to ~
your Oscar ~
because winds INl'ILY.
could whip up ~
to 25 mph today, but at
least temperatures will be
a little bit warmer.
MAllC MAllTlN, OAILY Pu.or
See Weather, Page 2
District may
be penalized . ror . risky
investment
...,. Under agreement worked
out over weekend,
Newport-Mesa would get
less ·money back from
failed county pool because
$47 million went into a
high-risk portfolio.
nv MAR.NIE McLEOD, l>rAff \\'1<.lrFk
NEWPORT-MESA -While
most i.chool dil>tricts may look for-
ward to a higher return from the
bankrupt county fund, it appc:.iri.
the Newport-Mei.a School District
will be penalized on at lca::.t $47
million of its investment because it
was in a high-rii.k pool, according
to a new proposal unveiled over
the weekend.
Jim Bailey sits on the Castaways land he'd like to see designated for pedestrian access.
The pool invei.tors committee
signed an agreement Saturday call-
ing for a return of 76 cent::. on the
dollar to thoi.e who invci.ted in a
risky commingled funding pool.
Those who stuck to the lower-risk
bonds cou'tq expect 84 cent::. back
on the dollar.
Bv EVAN HENERSON•
STAFF Wa1Tl!1.
C ASTAWAYS-A
r· simple deajgn flaw on a
concept map was enough
to get Jim Baile)"s creative
juices flowing again.
"It's such a simple, simple
thing. It's just a matter of good
planning," Bailey, a resident
Designs of
his own ·
Under the current plan, only
Castaways homeowners could
use the trail while the public
would have to enter the view
park from Cliff Drive. To
Bailey, restricting public ;icccs~
to the trail is the height of poor
planning. '
"It's in the be~t interest of
the community to provide
handicapped access to the open
Space and that trail is the
logical site," i.aid Bailey, who
retired as a i.e nior vici.:
prei.ident anJ. architect from
the William Lyon development
and former architect, said
during a recent interview. "I've
been away from city
government for a long time, and
here I'm ge tting in the middle
of it again."
The subject, not surprisingly,
is one th at both professional
Former architect Jim Bailey wants to
redraw portions of Castawa·ys plan to
give the public access to private trail · company. "Somehow, this has
fallen through the cracks.''
and would-be planners have wrestled with
fo r five years: a wo rkable design for the
Upper Castaways.
The Irvine Co., which will build 119
homes on the 26-acre site, believ06 it has a
strong plan. The city of Newport Beach,
which will get park space on the site, has
approved the proposal. Construction of the
homes will likely begin in late May or early
June, following approval from the state
Coastal Commission.
But several residc!nts of the nearby Cliff
• Haven community say that the design still
needs work. Dailey, who worked as an
architect and designer for The Irvine Co.
from 1965 to 197 1, is particularly intetcstcd
in redrawing certain portions of the map
before construction begins.
His principle objection is t? a
six-foot-wide private trail leading from the
end of 16th Street into the pa ssive park
and open space area. The trail would
stretch between Castaways homes and the
east end of Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church, ultimately ehding in the public
view park.
An earlier tentative map of
the Castaways designates the trnil as a
"proposed, public pedestri;in tr:iil." Duiley
points to the map as a clear indication that
designers had planned to keep the trail
public. City and Irvine Co. officials i.ay the
map is simply incorrect.
"In all of our discussions, it was alway!>
anticipated that the trnil would be private,"
said city Public Works Director Don Webb.
"That's something that is simply an error
on the map.
"We will be able to provide handicappi:d
See CASTAWAYS/Page 4
School officials snid Sunday it
uppears they will only ~cc 76°(. of
the $47 million the d1~1rict bur·
rowed to invest, while the $33 mil-
lion it had to invc~t with the coun·
ty by law, could recei'c n return of
84%.
The argument for mo~t i.choob
receiving a full return has been
that they were not invei.tors in tht'
pool but ordered by i.t:.itc 1.,,, to
"deposit" their money ''llh the
county.
Newport-Mei.a official::. ~cemcd
not ai. concerned with the value ol
their dollars as the value of 1he re-
covery notes that would allO\.\' the
district and other invei.tors to re-
coup between 80-90% of their
money.
"There aren't too many sur-
pril>es," said Superin1endent Muc
Oernd. ''.Ou r concern is the same
as it has always been: What i::. the
value of the recovery note ? How 1::.
the county going to ltve up to its
prom bes?"
Doard member Ed Ded.cr said
the district is prepared for 1he
newest proposed sc11lement be·
cause it made $3. l million in cu t-.
earlier this month based on the
See DISTRICT/Page 4 . Newport couple
helps organize
memorials for
dead infants
cat traps not purr -feet
~ Linda and Ray Johnson
wanted to express their
sorrow after learning about
three newborns washing
ashore on local beaches.
Bv MAB.NIB McLEOD, SrAFF W1UTn
NEWPORT BEACH -'Linda
and Ray Johnson just needed a
way to e>cpress their sorrow and
thought others would too after
news that three dead newborns
were found along Oranse County
shores more than two weeks ago.
So this week, the Johnsons en·
listed the help of f rtcnds, churches
and synagogues to organize two si·
muhaneous memorial services fo r
the babies to be held at 6 p.m.
next Sunday at the Newport and
Huntinaton piers.
"We just didn't waQt to be apa·
thctic about It," Johnson said. "It
would be real easy to say this is
just another act of violence. But if
you turn your back on everything
painful, it can be the settina for
something more tr11lc."
The atrina or atartU. diKovcr·
ies bcaan M1rc:b 11 wtien 1 dead
baby wu IOuftd on tho belCb near
JOth Street bY a Oarden Orowe
woman as sht walked •Jona Bal·
boa PenineulL
That lnCidiM WM
Roclcln' Ind
rllln' ror charltY
Lori Scott and Mike
Folmer, above, swing to
the outdoor sounds of
the Bria n Setzer Orch-
estra, which r.ut on o
free concert n the Hard
Rock C4fc pnrkina lot
to help benefit the 5th
Annual Ca~ Cruise for Kida alH&Y.
Mot~ llide. At
ICCt.t Brian Siller dt"itll __ _
101nt fa
solution, cat love r contends
~Feline advocate criticizes
Newport Harbor High's
attempts to rid cat colony.
BY ANNJi'lTE CHAVEZ, STArF Wlrrtk
NEWPORT BEACH· -An at-
tempt by Newport Harbor High
School officials to trup a popula-
tion of wild felines living on cam-
pus has one cat love r hissing· that
the practice is inhumane.
Cat advocate Gail J<jrk said the
most recent attempt 10 reduce the
colony -scaling up cntrywtiys
arou nd the building where the ani·
mats were gathering so they c:rn't
escupe -is kill ing the animals
nnd is against the law.
"There's still cats and kittens in
there living wilhout food or water.
They may be dead soon," said
Kirk, a spcciul education tc:uchc r
at the school. "lt'i :igai1rt thi.: law to confine anim11l1 in a place with·
out food or Wllter.''
Despite 11cvenil calls to Ncwpo11
ClasSified .......................... 7
Jerry Kobrin ...................... 3
looking Back .... :... .. 2
Sp<>rts .............................. S
Weadlcr ........•....... • ........ 2
Deach Animal Control, Kirk sayi.
she has not been contacted about
the problem and belie,es the de-
partment has not investigated the
situation.
But school administrators say
they need a way out of this cat
quandary.
"We're being sabotaged," i.:lid
Bob Evans, Newport Harbor High
assistant princip:il. ''And we're j1,1st
completely frustrated beyond be·
lief. We just need to control thd
problem."
Although the cats have been liv-
ing on the grounds . for o number
of years, the increase in populu·
tion and their roaming about on
cla room rooCs and inside builu·
ing walls . recently cre:ucd a Ilea
problem in some areas.
Evans. who docsn'i know the
exact number of cats invulvcd, i;aid
he is uftaid the animals coulJ ere·
ate wme other tfpc of health·
related rroblcm i they are not
tnkeit of campus M>On.
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2 Monday, March 27, 1995 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
LOCALS ONEYl
The cost ol
medicine · a-·
bitter pill
to swallow~
I l costs increasingly more to stay
alive these days. I have enough
eJCpc:nsive medicines to fill a
bank.vault: In the various categories
of insolvency, I am pill poor. Unlike
land poor , I have nothing tangible
Nancy
MclntYl'e
59 and
Holding
to show for it,
unless I string
some colorful
capsules on a gold
chain and wear
them around my
neck.
Some of my
medications are
elegant enough lo
be sold at Ti!fany
for the woman
who has
everything.
CITY EDITOR IRJS YOKOI, 57-4--4233 •
UOUNDTOWN
TODAY
ACOUSTIC aLUU •
Brian Barrett will pctfQrm
acoustic blues and ragtime
music nt 8:30 p.m. at Sids, 445
North Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. There is no charge for
the show. For more
informa1ion, coll 650·SiDS.
A.D.D. LICTURI
Cojisllinc Counseling Center is
sponsoring a lecture called,
"A.0.0 .: Medication Update,"
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The lecture
wilJ cx:imine"how Attention
Oefccit Oi50rdcr afrecis the
body and various medical
treatments. A SS donation is
requested from those who can
afford ii, but no one will be
turned away. For more
information, call 476-0991.
aUSINIH ASSllTAHCI
WORKSHOP
The Newport Harbor Arc:i
Chamber of Commerce is
sponsoring a free consulting
workshop for the business
communi1y from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. at 1470 Jamboree Rd.,
Newport Beach. Topics arc,
"Personnel Policies -How lo
Stay Out of Trouble," and
"Mediation vs. Litigation." For
reservations, contact Pally at
476-3223.
Why should an
object no bigger
than a shirt button
be so priceless? "Research!" cry the
pharmaceutical establishments.
I try and remember this when I'm
gulping down another
well-researched and financed
wonder drug, hoping it's brilliant
enough to find its way on its
perilous journey through my
transverse colon.
A spring break ritual
MAKl·A·WISH DINNIR
Legends Rcs1aurant, 580 Anton
Blvd., Cosca Mesa, is holding a
fundraising dinner for lhe
Make-A-Wish Founda1ion of
Orange Counly wilh lhc Oscar
nighl lhcmcs of "And lhe
Winner is ... The Kids." Cos1 is
S50 per person. Call -176-WISI I
for rcscrva1ions.
Today there are even smart pills
with the l.Q. to guide themselves
like smart cars. Of course, you pay
for this extra savvy.
More tnan 20 years ago, students used to flock to Balboa just to experience Bal Week
lt takes a lot of money to train a
pill to stop at crucial intersections
and look both ways to make sure
they're headed for the right organ
-especially when the lighting is so
bad.
A s surely as the swallows came back
to Capistrano, the students Oocked
to Balboa for spring break for more
th an 20 ~ears. They came to meet each
other, dance at the Rendezvous Ballroom,
party, and just experience "Bal Week."
lmtead of dozens o( pills and
lotions, wouldn't it be great to have
just one all-purpose wonder drug
that took care of everything that
throbs, filters, gurgles, rallies,
itches, bends and digests?
Here are a few sugge stions
pharmaceutical houses might like to
work on:
At first, to a winter-locked business
community, Easter Week meant some
welcome tourist cash before the summer;
later, to the growing year-round
communities of Newport Dcach, Balboa
and Balboa Island, it meant a nightmare
week of traffic jams, all-night parties and
an overdose of other people's children
running out of control.
ln the early 1960s, Newport Beach
brought in a new police chief, B. James
•A soothing gargle for
hard-to-swallow political solutions.
• Transdcrmal humor patches for
people with a dangerously low
humor count.
-Glavas, a retired L.A. police captain. They
asked him for Bal Week "law and order."
He promised "full but fair" law
enforcement. In 1962, it was estimated
• TranquiliLcrs to cure unsightly
worry warts.
• An economic cold remedy for
bank overdrafts. Like oil drafts they
trigger rising temperatures.
•Time-released maturity capsules
fo r teen-agers. Parents would pay
any price for this miracle drug.
• Memory pilb to help you recall
why you went in to the next room,
and what you "ere looking for?
•Powerful e)e-drops for
husbands so they can sec where
they can help with the housework.
• Express mood elevators for
people 1n n hurry to feel on top
again.
• Prospecthe bridegrooms are
always compla ining about getting
cold feet.
• Herc's an opportunity to
market ::i premarital foot-warmer to
~oothe tense
nerves and npprchcnsions. lt
could also be used for business
contracts or
any risk t-hnt causes chilblains.
I hope these will inspire some
dynamic new treatments.
Meanwhile, I'm thinking of trying
some inexpensive Chinese herbs for
my ailments like Ginseng. lt may
not cure anything, but at least it'll
put a sexy twinkle in my eyes.
Nancy ft.lclnlyre's column
oppcnrs C•'cry Monday.
that 15% of Dal Week revelers
would get into trouble, and they
did.
An event in 1964 dramatically
identifies the problems of the
Newport Beach police. On
Thursday, March 26, carload!> of
teen-agers began to arrive on the
peninsula headed for the
Rendezvous Ballroom.
Balboa and Newport boule-
vards quickly became mas!>ive
traffic jams. Glavas ordered a
traffic blockade, which Bal
Weekers tried to evade by driving
through alleys, back streets and
even over the beach. At 9: 10 p.m.
Balboa traffic was backed up into
downtown Costa Mesa. It took all
night to sort it out.
Police enforcement pressure
continued each year, with arrests
of juveniles and young adults
soaring daily. Bal Weck was
slowly losing its lure. In 1966, the
Rendezvous Ballroom burned
down. It was not rebuilt. Dal
Week also effectively died in
those ashes, but it took another
10 years to wind down. Fewer
students came each year. Other
places, such as Palm Springs,
became popular.
Even the Capistrano swallows
seem to have defected to Mission
Viejo, so maybe all rites of spring
are subject to change.
-Compiled by Annt Spinn
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11:34 a.m ......... 1.2
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TUESDAY
BIRTH OF A aooK
The Friends of lhe Newport
Oeach Librury meets nl I p.m.
in the Friends Meeting Room,
Ncwpon Dcach Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. Fca1urcd speaker
will be au1hor N:incy Robinson.
Rcfrcshmcnls will be served.
The mcc1ing is open 10 lhe
public. For more information,
call 675·3563.
SILF·ISTHM WORKSHOP
The Orange Coun1y Council for
Self-Esteem is offering a
program that will focus on
componcn1s for building an
Esteem Team beginning at 6:30
p.m. at the Red Lion Hotel,
3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
For more information call
650·21.S.S.
CILllRATING WOMIN
Top: Bal Week
lives again in
the sos.
Above: 1952
Bal Week
celebrants
arrive on
Balboa Island.
Lett: 1950s
bathing
beauties test
the waters.
A worl..shop designed to help
women discover and celebrate
1hcir womnnhood is being
offered by Orange Co:is1
College's Rc·En11)t'Cen1er from
noon 10 I :30 p.m. For more
informa1ion call 432-5162.
IRIAK AWAY IN STYLI
Orange Coast College's,
s1udcn1-oper:itcd rc1ail store.
Windjammer fashions, b
hosting ii spring r.1shion show al
noon in OCC's S1udcn1 Ccn1cr.
Admission is free.
UPUILICAN WOMEN
MHTING
LUNCH MENU
Newport-Mesa
Elementury school meals:
Monduy -Hamburger
or Rib E Que on a bun,
lettuce and pickles,
choice of fruit, peanut
butter cookie, milk.
Tucsduy -Fish
nuggets, oven b::ikcd
fries, cup of peaches,
muffin bread, milk.
Wednesday -All-
American wrapped hot
dog. bounq areen beans,
half court cherries,
popcorn, milk.
Thursday -Brunch
ror Lunch; French tooist
sticks with syrup, sausage
panic , tator tots, chilled
apple auce, milk.
• l•riday -Manager's
Specfal Entrcc with vegc·
table~ und fruit , vanilla
ice crc:im,up, milk.
The Cos1:1 M~sa Republican
Women Federa1ed will mce1 al
10:30 a.m. al lhc Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Club.
Speaker will be Kevin C:irtright,
Asst. 10 John Taylor, director of
the Nixon Library. Luncheon
will be served. For more
information, call 557-6545.
THURSDAY
IPRINO FASHION IHOW
The Neiman Marcus, in
Fashion Island, is hosting a
spring fashion presentation
celebrutlng work week/weekend
fashion options at 6:30 p.m.
Sc:ning is limi1ed, for reserva-
tions, coll 759-1900, ext. 2407.
Sc11d your Items to Arou11d
Town editor, Tile Daily Pilot,
JJO \Y. JJay St., CojtD J'tlcsn,
Calif. 92627.
Families needed to host
foreign exchange students
Local families ore needed lo host foreign
exchange high school students from Europe
South America, Austroli<1 and many other '
countric~. Two organizations, The American
Jntcrna1!~m1I Youth Student .Excl.rnnge Progrum
nnd Puc1f1c lntcrculturc Exchange, arc searching
for prospective families interested in opening up
their home to the students, nil between the uges
of 15 and 18 years.
P:icific lntercultural E.Xchange needs families
for students scheduled to stny in Cost11 Mesa.
The students nrc English·$pcaking, hnvc their
own spending money ond carry occident t1nd
hcallh insurance. Costa Mesa families intcre ted
in putticipnting can call (800) 631~1818.
The American lnternation:al Youth Student
Exchange Program needs American hos1
families for 25 11tudent for a duration o( (our to
ix weeks in the summer.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Monday, March 27, 1995 3
Still waiting for an invitadon to that mystery award ceremony
M YSTER\' AWARD -In
the mailbag there's an
embossed announcement
from The United States Marine ·
Corps Scholarship Foundation,
based in Marina
del Rey,
advising that it
would be
honoring
Donald Bren at
a dinner April
29 in LA's
Century Plaza
Hotel. A formal
invitation, it
said, will follow.
Anything
Local involving the •
Irvine Co.'s Scerie spo'llight-
.. shunning
chairman is newsworthy stuf1, so
I attempted to learn more about
this public presentation of the
1995 Semper Fidelis Award. I
tried to call the spqnsoring
organization in Marina del Rey
but was told by the information
operator th:it there's no such
listing in the Marina del Rey area
code.
So I placed a call to The Irvine
Co.'s public relations office. and
was advised that it had no
f"owledge or the proposed
award. I was told that corporate
headquarters would be c~cked
for details, and that I cbuld
expect a call back.
That was last Thursday
morning, and I'm still waiting for
both the corporate response and
the formal lnvi1a1ion.
Somehow, !his.doesn't fit the
Bren style, public or private.
StaDd by, and semper fi.
0
FOR PETE'S SAKE -Will
someone please tell our beloved
governor thal 1he White House
already has had a Presiden1
Wilson.
I mean, it's been done.
0
PASS THE SALT, PLEASE -
At a dinner party the other nigh1
on Harb.or Island, a guest was
LaVett;a Forbes, editor-publisher
of Beverly Hills 90212 magazine.
An imposing and wordly wise
woman of African-American
heritage, she made a flat-out
prediction lhat OJ. Simpson.will
be acquitted.
"How can you be so sure?" she
was asked. "If O.J. didn'I commit
those murders, who did?"
"I have no doubt," she said.
"The Colombians did it." • ·
. No evidence was off ereo, and
we,11 jusl have 10 await further
developments. Perhaps a
High school students to converge on occ
More than 2,000 Orange County high school
seniors will be on Orange Coast College's campus
Tuesday to celebrate the 12th annual High School
Senior Day.
transfer and occupational programs will be
distributed.
Activitici. arc scheduled to run from noon to
3 p.m.
S1udcn1s from every high school in the county
are invited. Attendees will receive early
registration materials for fall 1995 classes.
Counseling, orientation and financial aid materials
will be :ibo available. Campus and department
tours will be conducted for interested students.
Orange Coast has transferred more students to
four-year colleges and universities during the past
decade than any other community college in the
state.
Last year, OCC ranked third out of the state's
106 community colleges in the number of students
it transferred to the University of California and
California State University syi.tems.
A panel featuring OCC students will also be
staged to discuss student life and answer
questions.
Each s1udent attending OCC's High School
Senior Day will receive a free barbecue lunch.
Campus clubs will offer demonstrations and
sponsor food booths. Musical entertainment will
also be provided. OCC's SOAR (English and math) placement
tests will be held from 3 10 6 p.m. for interested
students and information about the college's
For more information about OCC's 1995 High
School Senior Day, call 432-5725.
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compelling. Meanwhile, what's
the going price for a Colombian
necklace?
(Another dinner guest at
Mathewson Manor on Harbor
lsland was pianist Cont'rcy
Phillips, who charms Britbh Cafe
Society with his stylings at
London's snooty Lanesborough
Hotel. Confrey and lovely wife
Carole were told that Prince
Charles has beeo critical of the
Americans' "abuse" of the
English language. They'll have a
proper response when the
Lanesborough gig ends and
they're safely back in their
Huntington Beach abode.)
0
DECISIONS,, DECISIONS -
Pn 17th Street in Costa Mesa
there's a saloon tha1 features
legalized gambling in the form of
a Keno screen. Nearby is another
TV set tracking The Trial.
Patrons have a choice. They cun
watch either Keno or Kato.
0
FROM TUE VALLEY (Or
Vuliun') OF THE DULLS -ln a
recent opus, I dealt \\ith some of
our town's Biggest Bores, and
noted that l'd once applied for
membership in a somnolent soci:.tl
group known as the Dull Mens'
Club of Newport Ueach.
. This awakened one of the
club's non-activbts, Stephen G.
Freeman, who used to trade in
lumber (rhymes with slumber.)
Freeman rec~lls that my
application, submitted I'.? years
ago, had been deniec\, and writes:
"We.are distressed indcetl to
learn that this has rankled within
you these many years. Hopefully,
the raison d'etre behind that
action may in part assuage }OU.
'Twas the consequence of a
four-member blackballing.
"In an eff orl at redress, a
special meeting was held a few
day ago. Alas and alack, it grie\ies
me to advise tkat the vote (lhis
time) brought forth a six-member
blatkbulling. Too bad. Sorry, You
might try again in another 12
ycuri.."
Thanki., Ste\e, for lhc renewed
hope. Now go bJck to sleep.
0
WELL, AS LONG AS WE'RE
ON TllE.SUDJECf ..., Financial
planner l\loe Hamill tells about
his gtanudaughtcr, Truly Gold of
Huntington Bench, who was
matried in October to Carey S.
Boring of Ddlboa Island.
Now she\ Truly Doring.
Jerry Kobrin's column runs
.l\lond:.i) Dnd H'cdm•sday.
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2 Monday, March 27, 1995 Newport Beach/Costa Meu Daily Piiot
LOCALS ONLY
The cost of
liledlclne a
bitter pill
to swallow
I t costs increasingly more to stay
alive these days. l have enough
expensive medicines to fill a
bank vault. In the various categories
of insolvency, 1 am pill poor. Unlike
land poor , I have nothing tangible
Nancy
Mcintyre
59 and
Holding
to show for it,
unless I string
some colorful
capsules on a gold
chain and wear
them around my
neck.
Some of my
medications are
elegant enough to
be sold at TiUany
for the woman
who has
everything.
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 57-4--4233
AaOUNDTOWN
TODAY
ACOUSTIC atUU
Brion Barrett will perform
acoustic blues and ragtime
music at 8:30 p.m. al Sids, 445
North Ncwpart Blvd., Newport
Beach. There is no charge for
the show. ror more
information, call 650-SIOS.
A.D.D. LICTUH
Coastline Cpunseling Center is
sponsoring a lecture called,
'"A.0.0.: Mcdkation Update,"
Crom 7 to 8:30 p.m. The lecture
will examine how All~ntion: ·
Oerccit Disorder affects-the
body and various medical
treatments. A SS donation is
requested from those who can
afford it, but no one will be
turned away. For more
information, call 476-0991.
IUSINISI AISISTANCI
WORKSHOP
The Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber of Commerce is
sponsoring a free consulting
workshop for the business
community from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. at 1470 Jamboree Rd.,
Newport Beach. Topics arc,
"Personnel Policies -How to
Stay Out of Trouble," and
"Mediation vs .. Litigation." For
reservations, contact Patty at
476-3223.
Why should an
object no bigger
than a shirt button
be so priceless? "Research!" cry the
pharmaceutical cstablishmen1s.
I try and remember this when l 'm
gulping down another
well-researched and fina nced
wonqer drug, hoping it'$ brilliant
enough to find i1s way on its
perilous journey lhrough my
transverse colon.
A spring break ritual
MAKl·A·WISH DINNIR
Legends Restaurant, 580 Anton
Blvd., Costa Mesa, is holding a
fundr:iising dinner for the ·
Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Orange County ''ith the Oscar
night themes of "And the
Winner is ... The Kids." Cost is
SSO per person. C:ill -i76-WIS11
for reservations.
Today there arc even smarl pills
wi1h the l.Q. to guide themselves
like smart cars. Of course, you pay
for this extra savvy.
More than 20 years ago, students used to flock to Balbo a just to experience Bal Week
It takes a lot of money to train a
pill to stop at crucial intersections
and look both ways to make sure
they're headed for the right organ
-especially when the lighting is so
bad.
A s surely as the swallows came back
to Capistrano, the studcnts·Oocked
to Balboa for spring break for more
than 20 years. They came to meet each
other, dance at the Rendezvous Ballroom,
party, and just experi ence "Bal Week."
ln~tead of dozens of pills and
lotions, wouldn't it be great to have
jusl one all-purpose wonder drug
that took care of everything that
throbs, filters, gurgles, rattles,
itches, bends and digests?
At first, to a winter-locked business
community, Easter Week meant some
welcome tourist cash before the summer;
later, to the growing year-round
communities of Newport Beach, Balboa
and Balboa Island, it meant a nightmare
week of traffic jams, all-night parties and
an overdose of other people's children
running out of control. Herc are a few suggestions
pharmaceutical houses might like to
work on:
•A soothing gargle for
hard-to-swallow political solutions.
• Transdermal humor patches for
people with a dangerously low
humor count.
In the early 1960s, Newport Beach
brought in a new police chief, B. James
Glavas, a retired L.A. police captain. They
asked him for Bal Week "law and order."
He promised "full but fair" law
enforcement. In 1962, it was estimated
•Tranquilizers lo cure unsightly
worry warts.
•An economic cold remedy for
bank overdrafts. Like all drafts they
trigger rising temperatures.
•Time-released maturity capsules
. for teen-agers. Parents would pay
any price for this miracle drug.
• Memory pills to help you recall
why you went in to the next room,
and what you \\ere looking for?
•Powerful eye-drops for
husbands so they can sec where
they can help with the housework.
• Express mood elevators for
people in a hurry to feel on top
again.
•Prospective bridegrooms arc
always complaining about getting
cold feet.
•Herc's an opportunity to
market a premarital foot-warmer to
~oothe tense
nerves and apprehensions. It
could also be used for business
contrac ts or
any risk that causes chilblains.
I hope these will inspire some
dynamic new treatments.
Meanwhile, l'm thinking of trying
some inexpensive Chinese herbs fo r
my ailments like Ginseng. ll may
not cure anything, bu t at least i1'll
put a sexy twinkle in my eyes.
Nancy /'t>1clnlJ'rc's colum11
oppcors every Monday.
that 15% of Dal Weck revelers
would get in to trouble, and they
did.
An event in 1964 dramatically
identifies the problems of the
Newport Beach police. On
Thursday, March 26, carloads of
teen-agers began to arrive on the
peninsula headed for the
Rendezvous Ballroom.
Balboa and Newport boule-
vards quickly became massive
traffic jams. Glavas ordered a
traffic blockade, which Bal
Wcckers tried to evade by driving
through alleys, back streets and
even over the beach. At 9: 10 p.m.
Balboa traffic was backed up into
downtown Costa Mesa. ll took all
night to sort it out.
Police enforcement pressure
continued each year, with arrests
of juveniles and young adults
soaring daily. Dal Week ·was
slowly losing its lure. In 1966, the
Rendezvous Ballroom burned
down. It was not rebuilt. Dal
Week also effectively died in
those ashes, but it took another
10 years to wind down. Fewer
students came each year. Other
places, such as Palm Springs,
became popular.
Even the Capistrano swallows
seem to have defected to Mission
Viejo, so maybe all rites of spring
are subject to change.
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TUESDAY
BIRTH OF A BOOK
The Friends of the Newport
Dcach Library meets at I p.m.
in the Friends Meeting Room,
Newport IJcach Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. Featured speaker
will be author Nancy Robinson.
Refreshments will be served.
The meeting is open to the
public. For more inform:ition,
call 675-3563.
SILF·ISTHM WORKSHOP
The Orange County Council for
Self-Esteem is offering a
program thal will focus on
components for building an
Esteem Team beginning at 6:30
p.m. at the Red Lion Hotel,
3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
For more information call
650-2144.
CILHRATING WOMIN
Top: Bal Week
lives again in
the 80s.
Above: 1952
Bal Week
celebrants
arrive on
Balboa Island.
Lett: 1950s
bathing
beauties test
the waters.
A ·workshop designed to help
women discover and celebrate
their womanhood is being
offered by Orange Coast
College's Re-Entry Center from
noon to I :30 p.rn. For more
information call 432-5162.
IRIAK AWAY IN STYLI
Orange Coast College's,
student·opcratcd rernil store.
Windjammer Fashions, is
ho~ting a spring fashion show at
noon in OCC's Student Center.
Admission is free.
RIPUILICAN WOMEN
MEETING
LUNCH MENU
Newport-Mesn
EJemcnlory school meals:
l\fondoy -Hamburger
or Rib E Owe on a bun,
lelluce and pickles,
ch'Oice of fruit, peanut
butter cookie, milk.
Tuesday -fish
nuggets, oven baked
fries, cup of peaches,
muffin bread, milk.
Wednesday -All·
American wrapped hot
dog; bouncy arecn beans,
half court cherries,
popcorn, milk.
Thuml1y -Brunch
for Lunch: French toast
1ticks with syrup, sausage
p3ttics, tator tots, chilled
applesauce, milk.
•'rldoy .-Manaaer's
Special Eotrcc with vcgc·
t:1blcs ond fru it, vanilla
ice cream cup, milk;
1 he Costa Mes.i Republican
Women Federated "ill meet at
10:30 a.m. 111 the Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Club.
Speaker will be Kevin C:irtright,
Assl. to John Taylor, director of
the Nixon Library. Luncheon
"ill be served. For more
information, call 557-6545.
THURSDAY
SPRING FASHION SHOW
The Neiman Marcus, in
Fashion Island, is hosting a
spring fashion presentntion
celcbro1ing work week/weekend
fashion oplions nt 6:30 p.m.
Seating is limited, for rcscrv:i-
tions, call 759-1900, cxl. 2407.
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Famllles needed to host
foreign exchange students
Loc~1l families arc needed to ho~t foreign
exchange hi&h school students from Europe,
South America, Australia and many other
countries. Two organizations, The American
lntcrnutionul Youth Student Exchange Program
and Pocific lntcrcuhure Exchange, arc searching
for .Pro~pcctive ramilies interested in opening up
their home to the students, nll between the uges
of 15 and 18 years.
Pacific lntercultural Excl~ange needs families
for students scheduled to stay in Costa Me~a.
The )tudcnts arc English·spenking, have their
own p~nt.ling money ond cnrry accident and
heult h 1nsuronce. C~ta Mcs:i families interested
in participating can call (800) 631-1818. ~
Ttic American lnternation:il Youth Student
Exchungc Program needs Amcric::in host
familic for 25 )tudcnt for a duration of four to
i~ weeks in the summer.
Coll the Program's International HcadQuar·
ten: OClicc of the Director, 200 Round Hill
Road, Tiburon, CA., 94920, (800) 347· 7'7S.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Monday, March 27, 1995 3
Still waiting for ·an invitation to that mystery award ceremony
M YSfERY AWARD -In
the m3ilbag there's an
embossed announcement
from The United States Marine ·
Corps Scholarship Foundation,
based in Marina
del Rey,
advising that it
would be
honoring
Donald Bren at
a dinner April
29 in LA's
Century Plaza
Hotel. A formal
invitation, it
said, will follow.
1995 Semper Fidelis Award. I .
tried to call the sponsoring
organization in Marina del Rey
but was told by the information
operator that there's no such
listing in the Marina del Rey area
code.
So I placed a call to e Irvine
Co.'s public relations offi ~. and
was advised that it had
knowledge of the pro
award. l was told tha rporate
headquarters would e checked
for details, and that I could
expect a caJl back.
That was last Thursday
morning, and I'm still waiting for
Local
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Aqything
involving the
Irvine Co.'s
spotlight-
shunning ·
• both the corporate response and
the formal invitation.
chaitmnn is newsworthy.stuff; so
I attempted to learn more about
this public presentation of the
Somehow, this doesn~t fit the
-nrcn s~le, public or private_
St~n·d by, and semper fi.
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FOR .PETE'S SAKE -Will
someone please tell our beloved
governor that the White House
already has had a President
Wilson.
l mean, it's been done.
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PASS THE SALT, PLEASE -
At a dinner party the other night
on Harbor Island, a guest was
LaVetta Forbes, editor·publisher
of Beverly Hills 90212 magazine.
An imposing and wordly wise
woman of Af ric:in-American
heritage, she made a flat-out
prediction that 0.J. Simpson will
be acquitted.
"How can you be so sure?" she
was asked. "If O.J. didn't commit
those murders, who did?"
"I have no doubt," sbe said.
"The Colombians· did it."
No evidence was offered1 and
we'll just have to await further
developments. Perhaps a
High school students to converge on occ
More than 2,000 Orange County high school
seniors will be on Orange Coast College's campus
Tuesday to celebrate the 12th annual High School
Senior Day.
transfer and occupational programs will be
distributed.
Activi tiei. are scheduled to run from noon to
3 p.m.
Students from every high school in the county
arc invited. Attendees will receive early
registration materials fo r fall 1995 classes.
Counseling, orientation and financial aid materials
will be also available. Campus and department
tours will be conducted for interested students.
Orange Coast has transferred more students to
four-year colleges and universities during the past
decade than any other community college in the
state.
Last year, OCC ranked third out of the state's
106 community colleges in the number of students
it transferred to the University of California and
California State University systems. ·
A panel f caturing OCC students will also be
staged to discuss student life and answer
questions.
OCC's SOAR (English and math) placement
tests will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. for interested
students and information about the college's
Each student attending OCC's High School
Senior Day will receive a free barbecue lunch.
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sponsor food booths. Musical entertainment will
also be provided.
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School Senior Day, call 432-5725.
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DEClSIONS, DECISIONS -
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FROM THE VALLEY (Or
Valium) Of TUE DULLS -In a
recent opus, I dealt with some of
our town's Digge~t Bores, and
noted that I'd once applied for
membership in a somnolent social
group known as the Dull Men!.'
Club of Newport 13each.
. This awakened one of the
club's non -activii.ts, Stephen G.
Freeman, who ui.ed to trade in
lumb,er (rhymes with slumberi)
Freeman recalls that my
application, submitted 12 years
ago, had been denied, and "'rites:
."We are dilltresscd indeed to
learn that this has ran kled within
you these muny years. Hopefully,
the raison d'etre behind that
action may in part os!luage you.
'Twas the consequence of a
four·mcmbcr blackballing.
"In an effort at redress, a
special meeting was held a few
d:iy ago. Alas and alack, it grieves
me to advise th:it the vote (1his
time) brought forth a six-member
blackoolling. Too bad. Sorry. Yoo
might try again in another 12
yeari.."
Thank!>, Steve, for the renewed
hope. Now go back to sleep.
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Huntington Dench, who was
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DISTRICT
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Donrd of Supervison proposal of-
fering n cents on the dollar, with
13 cenu; in recovery notes.
"If I understand correctly, we're
going to get 76 cents on the dollar
in cash and 14 cents in notes that
we can supposedly turn over by
June $," Decker said. "That's
pretty much the plan we built the
budget cuts on." .
Costa Mesa ond Newport Beach
also will be affected. Newport
Beach City Mang~r Kevin Murphy
snid th e loss 'Viii be tempered
somewhat by the fact that most of
their money, about $15 million,
was in the lower-risk fund while
only 'about $1.4 million was in the
commingled pool.
Costn Mesa officials said all $3. l
million of their investment was in
the commingled pool. The offer of
n 76% return, however; would not
cause a setback in the short term
for the city, City Manager Allan
Roeder snid, because all of its
money came from reserves and not
operationnl funds.
The proposed agreement must
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visors, a bankrugtcy judge and be
approved by 80 % of the agencies
representing 90% of the money.
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day, about a week ago the school
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hoping to contain the group to one
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could be easily caught.
"We're not trying to. kill the
cats," Evans said. "We're all pet
lovers here. We're just trying to
capture them."
Although some cats nnd kittens
have· been successfully caught and
placed in homes, there is still
enough left to cause concern -
and frustration.
And Kirk and Evans said they
have run out of ideas.
"I don't really know how this is
going to be remedied. I'm looking
·for mote people to help and trying
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on March 12. And on March 14, a
third newborn was discovered on
San Clemente sands.
Police say the incidents were
similar but haven't been linked,
and an arrest hasn't been made.
All three f uJJ.term babies were
about the same age, less than a
week old, and roughly the same
size and weight, between 6 and 8
pounds and 19 and 21 inches. All
three also had their umbilical
cords still attached, police said.
An autopsy is continuing.
But in the meantime, the
Johnsons want to see the innocent
victims laid to rest properly. Calvin
Harrah of Childhelp USA and the
Rev. David C. Anderson of St.
James Parish wiJI ovence the ser·
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the site was being COMidcrcd for a
helicopter pad.
The trail could only be made
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.Gold in Oeding~ s pockets
A note from Tim
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Hl1h basketball
COec:b and a teach·.
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Mesa Unified
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• I .. I was in the program for seven
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than winning.
"I use Rod as a role model. l owe
a Jot of my style as coach to him ."
-By Tim Pucen
~ Corona del Mar's Chris Oeding shares
the glory at Pan Am Games where the U.S.
slam dunks the competition in water polo.
MAR DEL Pl.ANTE, Argenti na -One of the more
impressive efforts in years was accomplished this past
week here at the 1995 Pan American Games, and Corona
del Mar High product Chris Ceding is a big part of it.
The United States Water Polo team, under the hand of.
coach Rich Corso, reigns us \he Pan Am Gold Medalists.
after devouring the oompetition here, capped by Satur·
day's 16·5 crusher over silver medalist Brazil.
There was little doubt to the outcome as the U.S., be·
hind Alex Rousseau's two first-period goals, jumped to a
7·1 lead and never looked back.
Ceding contributed in the second quarter when as the
U.S. worked the ball around the perimeter, he found a
hold in the Brazilian defense to up the count to 9-2.
Oeding's assist to Chi Kredell opened third-quarter
scoring as the U.S. pulled out to an 11 ·4 lead.
"It's a nice feeling to get use to winning. l hope it be·
comes a habit." ·
The winning scene was a habitual one for the U.S. here
at these games, with earlier competition resulting in a 10·
5 rout of Brazil, a 15-4 romp over Mexico, a 17·4 ve rd ict
over the host Argentines and a 12-3 blasting of Canuda.
Including the gold medal match the U.S. outscored the
op~sition 70·21.
•The gold medal i~ our pti)Off for our five and six
hc;iur~ a d~y tr.ain ing. We l>~l ou(.bel cs up for this \)'pe of
wanning s1tua11on. Now we vc gQl to go to another conti-
nent a11d take on Europe,'' said c'orso. •
"We are ahead of our)elvcs in training and confidence
wise it's a major boost," he continued. ''ll helps the ball
club's development. No matter what the score. Eighteen
months ago the team didn't know exactly how to win. We
are starting to learn that."
Said goalie Chris Duplanty, who had nine )aves in the
gold medal game, "Tuctically, \\C showed ~ome good stuff
all we ek long. We showed maturity beyond water polo in
terms of playing under crowd prCl>)ure and different ref·
ereeing situations."
Cuba finished as the bron£c medulis t, followed by Can-
ada, Argentin a, Mexico and Puerto Rico.
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"Defore the tournament we talked about all of what we
wanted to accomplish," said Ceding. "We just concen·
trated on our game plan and understood the score would
take care of itself.
Leading scorers for the U.S. included Chris Humbert
(16), Rousseau (10) and Rick ~kN:iir, Jt:rcmy Laster,
with eight apiece.
Corona del Mar High product Chris Ceding and
the U.S. Water Polo Team are No. 1 at the '95 Pan
Am Games in Argentina.
Heads up when it comes to shot, discps Wilson sparkles
in the shot for
Newport's girls
~ After playing second fiddle with the
basketball team, Newport's Cara Heads
is finally realizing her true potential.
Bv RICHARD DUNN, Sroan WRITER
hen Cara Heads' hoop dreams came
to an end, her real athletic future
began 10 escalate.
Dropping basketball wasn't such a
bad idea.
Heads, who seemingly competed
the past three years in the shadow of her older sister,
Gina, has begun 10 push her own weight around.
Last week, she broke three records in the 70
kilogram weight-class to win national age-group
weightlifting championships in Savannah, Ga.
Heads, a Newport Harbor High senior, who is
expected to be the Sailors' top discus thrower this
spring on Coach Eric Tweit's girls track and field
team, ha s also begun to parlay her
weightlifting training into added
measurements in the shot put and
discus rings.
Following a pair of knee
operations, Heads realized her
basketball future was unraveling.
Her freshman year, doctors
repaired the medial meniscus
cartilage in her right knee. Last
year, she had surgery on the same
cartilage in her left knee . Cara Heads
Dy the end of summer league,
she sat down with Sailors girls ba sketball coach
Shannon Jakosky and talked it out. Her knees could
no longer take it. "Shannon realized I had other
things I could do," Heads said. It turned out to be a
blessing in disguise.
Poland in the Junior
World Championships.
"1 wouldn't have been
able to do that if I was
doing basketball, because
of my knees, and because
of the fact it allowed me
to lift (full·time)," said
Heads, who will also
compete in the Senior
Nationals in Fresno at
the end of April, where
she will go toe to toe
with veteran lifters in the
70 kilogram class.
Her success in
weightlifting is moving
Heads up the scale in
track and field .
"She's already elevated
herself to the next level
in weightlifting; I think
what l>he's accomphl>hed
is beyo nd the next
level," said Tony
Ciarelli, Newport
Harbor's weights and
conditioning coach.
On Thursday in a Sea
View League dual meet
against Irvin e, I leads
muscled up in the
discus, recording a
pe rsonal best ( 135 fe et,
6 inches) by more than
eight feet to win the
event. lt was the third
consecutive meet in
which Heads had a PR.
C.UEY I'. LVKSCll/l>.\JLY I'll Ill
Newport's Cara Heads unleashes the discus at Saturday's Irvine Invitational.
~ She and Lia Rousset go
1-2 at Saturday's Irvine
Invitational track meet.
Bv RICllAR.D DUNN, SroRTS WatTlill.
lRVINE -Laura Wilson, Newport
Harbor High junior, has plenty of rea-
son 10 keep her head up, especially
after her victory in the shot put Satur·
day at the Irvine Track and Field ln·
vitational.
ll hasn't been easy, though.
"I've been making some mistakes all
year, like when I'm going across the
ring, I drop my head. 1 need to ftx
that," Wilson said.
Wilson, who qualified for the CIF
Southern Section Division 11 girls pre·
limin;irics Inst year, won Saturday•s in-
vitational with a throw of 35 feet, 4Yi
inches, finbhing ahead of teammate
Lia Roussel by a quarter of an inch.
"Lia and I are always switching back
and forth ," Wilson said. "Coach (Tony)
Ciarclli is always saying in practice,
'OK, Lia's goi ng to kick your butt.'
Then to Lia, he says, 'OK, Laura's
going to kick your butt.' Then when we
finish, we're friends again."
Wilso n, who hit a personal-best 37-J
on Thursday in a Sea View League
dual meet against Irvine, hopes to
reach the sta te meet in the shot put.
First, she must reach 40 feel.
"I'd lift weights, but I'd go to basketball practice
before, and I'd be too tired, and I wasn't really
focused on doing everything I could," Heads said.
"So, yeah, you could say now that I can lift weight
religiously."
She following that up on Saturday at the Irvine
Invitational, winning the dbcus· e"ent \\ ith a '' hirl of
131-5.
weightlifting), it's beneficial to both the disc.us am.I
shot put. The di~cus is 111} 11trongcr event. I'd like to
go in th e later CIF rounds, like the MJ)tcrs ~!eel.
and e\'cntually to SlJtc."
"All three of them, Lia, Laura and
Cura Head , could be 40· to 4J·foot
throwers," Ciarelli )aid. '·The problem
in league is wit h Angela Burgess (of
Woodbridge). Only three from our
league CJn go 10 CIF, so one of our
three ''ill probubly be !lilting at home.
So there's a li ttle urgency now fo r them
in terms of how far they throw.''
"I'd like to go to th e state meet, and after
(Thursday), I feel it's po~sible," Heads said.
Heads won junior national championships in the
clean and jerk (95 kilos), snatch (77.5 kil os) and total
( 172.5 kilos), all records in the 17-18 age group. She
actually broke the previous national mark in the
snatch of 72.5 kilograms twi ce, with her first hoist
totaling 75 kilos.
"She threw 135 feet and )till hasn't gouen good
night on it," Ciarelli said. "If she can get O\er 140
feet and do it consistently, she'll be at the state meet.
That's usually what it takes to get to )talc."
Heads' technique in the clean and jerk, where
power comes from the legs, is )imilar to her shot put
delivery. "That's why Tony's trying to push Olympic
lifting," she said. "As long as I'm using my legs (in
For the Heads clan to make the trd 10 Cerrito'
College, !tite of the Clf finuls, Masters Meet and Clf
Stute Championships, it would be nothing uncommon.
Gina Heads, now competing in track and field at
Stanford, won six lcJguc titles in the dil>cus and shot
put, and advanced 10 the l>tate meet four time) in the
discus, twice winning the Mal>ters Meet.
"I hope (Gina) can make it if I go." Heads sa1J.
"Cara I leads' numbers arc well abo\'e her sister\
numbers nt this tim e last year,·: Ciarell i said.
•Head . who won the discus (131-5).
''as fourth in the shot put (34-31t'.!).
Roussel was fourth in the discus (116
Heads' effortS earned her an all-expenses paid trip
to Europe next summer, when she will compete in
BRIEFLY
See WILSON/Page 6
Pirates closing in, just V2-uame off the baseball lead
COST A MESA - Orange Coast Col·
lege's baseball team moved to within a Vi
game of Orange Empire Conference lead·
er Cypress (idle on Saturday) with an 8·7
OEC victory over district rival Golden
West at OCC. •
Mark Gardner improved to 6-1 with
seven innings of work, striking out eight
and allowing three earned runs.
OCC (14·1 l, 6·3 In conference) went
ahead in the sixth inning when GWC re·
liever Nathan Blea ba lked home Forest
Long, breaking a 6·6 tie.
Mike Guymon, who pitched out of a
nint h-inning jnm, recorded his first save
for OCC. Golden West fell to 9-17, 3-8.
Cypress is 20-5, 7·3.
Nick Valencia of Orange Coast was 2
for 4 with nn RDl and two ru ns scored.
OltANGI COAST I , GOLDIN WUT 7
ColdcnWtst 100 212 001 -7 11 3 Or.anp Co.ut 002 042 OOx-1 I 3
f"ncls, Ilea (S). Kotdkh (7) aftd Fe.then;
C.ardnff, C"ymon (I) aftd Yanalls.twa. W-GArdner,
6·1. L-atu. 2-2. s-c">''"°"• r. 21-Mli.t fCWC>, Fonseca <OCC), vit• (CWQ, frffm•n (CWO.
HA-Vitale (CWC).
OCC'I loaZAlll ..........
FULLERTON -Newport Harbor
Hiah product Sieve Gonzales was a dou·
blc wanner 11 Saturdafa second &Rnual
Orange County Community Colleae Track
and Fleld Class ic at Fullenon Collc,c.
Gonzales took the shot put wi th a
heave of 46-0, and in the discus he went
150-6.
Troy Langley was Coast's only other
winner in the men's competition, taking
the high jump in 6-4. Fullerton was the
team winner with 128 points, followed by
Saddleback (98) and Rancho Santiago
(91).
Fred Sii no was fifth in the triple j ump
(36-11) and fourth in the long jump (20·
11 lA). Ryan Mc Evoy· was fift h in the jnv·
elin (159-2) and Jeff Mocny was fifth in
the l 00 meters ( 11.28).
In the women's compctilion Orange
Coast finished second to Fullerton, losing
the team title by a margin of 139·84.
Among the OCC win ners we re Marcela
Fogg (34·1 I~ in the triple jump), Kris
Swick (103·5 in th~ javelin) ancJ Wendy
Brown (5-4 in the high jump).
Sara Grirfiths or OCC was ccond in
the discus (110-3), Marcela Fogg was sec·
ond in the Iona jump (15·11 ) and Erin
Remy was second in the 3000 (10:SS.2S).
Heather Wilhelm was third in the triple
jump (JO.I~). Heather Sle1el was fourth
In the 100 meter hurdles (19.SO), Heather
Wilhelm WM fifth la the Jona jump (13·3)
and Jessica Sndllie was sixth in ibe discus
(9S .. ).
Vanguards Onlsh second
at Rorlda softbaU tourney
PENSACOLA, Fla. -Southern Cnli·
fornia College's softball team advanced to
the finals of the West Florida Spring Fling
on Saturday, after defeating host Unive r·
sity of West Florida in the semifinals, 3·1,
behind Shannon Saylor's thrcc·hi tter. sec (20-13), 7· l for the tournament,
lost to Shawnee State of Portsmouth,
Ohio, in the cham pionship game, 5·2.
Angie Vega and Ca rrie Nelson hnd RBI
singles for the Vanguards in the fifth in·
ning of the first g:ime, spearheading n
three·run inning that won it. St1ylor
fanned seven and walked three.
In the title gume, Nelson doubled home
Amy Lewis and Vegn to tic the game:, 2·2,
but Shawnee State scored three times in
the top of the seventh.
IOCAL COWGI i, Wiit fLOalDA 1
~· Collqe 000 030 o-J • l Wu t flond.t 000 100 0-1 l 1
5.iylor and Lewis: '"net• and Coodart. W-~>'°'• 12-3. L-bnda.
DCC crew sweeps away
San Diego State, UCSB
NEWPORT DEACI I -Orange CoJl>I
Coll ege's crew swept every race for the
first time th i l>Cason, winning both vur)ily
and novice eight regattas in bot h men's
and women's competition SuturJ;1y along
North Lido Channel, defeating San Diego
State and UC S:mtu Da1bara.
OCC will compete next wed.end in the
San Diego Crew Classic, where pO\\er-.
from throughout the country wi ll rncc. •
OUNOI COAST CRIW RI OAnA
Men's varsity 8: 1. Ornngc Co'1sl, t.:06; 2. UC
S.i nla B.lrbu .a, 6:13; 3. Or.ingt-Cout JV, 6:19; <t,
S01n Diego St'1tc, 6:21 .
Women's vvsity 8: 1. Or.ll'l&C Co.\st, 7:19; l . S.1n
Diego St.1te, 7130.
Men't no\'kC 8 : 1. Otangc CO.lSI A, 6:17: 2
Oran e Cout I, 6:28; 3. S.1.n Diego St.Jtc, Cdl.
Women'• nO\ice e: 1. Ot.1ngc Co.isl, 7:33; 2. S.1n
Olqo ~.ile, 7:36.
VllllUlrill 1weep COncordl1
COS fA MESA -Southern Californi:i
College' baseb~ll team enter!> tonifht'
(7:30) nonconferencc. game at UC R1~er·
lllAWNll nan a, IOCAL COLUOI I icJc on on upbeat tempo followina S;itur·
Sh.nmH ~t• 100 100 03-S t o day' doubleheader sweep or Golden St:itc
SoCal c~ ooo 020 00-1 7 o Athletic Conference foe ConrotJl:i on the flcMtl, Whitt (I) llMt '*""; s.,tcw wl l~a. w-fkW. L-51,tor, 12-4. s-wtWce. 21 -~l•Oft 1 winner's diasnond. csco. fltW <SS>· HI-.... (SS). And it could not be •l 1 tscner spol
\
l'om.1dcnng Ri,erl>ide is currently ranked
No. 4 in the latest NCAA Dhision 11 rat·
ingl>.
The Vangu.Hds had 1t all their way on
Saturday as the> imporved to 5-S 111 con·
fcrence, 9-19 overall.
In the opener llria n Nolan led the w:1y,
going 2 for 4 \\1th 2 RDl. Jeff 13ccklcy
)enl the distance to imprO\I! to 6-3. stril ·
ing out foe, walling l\\O and )pacing out
eight hits.
Newpo1 t Harhor lligh product Drett
I ll"ta delivered a double in the Van·
guJrds' !I.even-hit Ull.1Ck.
Ryan Seidel lcJ off the nightcap with a
home nrn, the third time he h:.is delivered
u lc.idoff homer. l lc finbhcd the cJ:iy
going 2 tor 6 with 3 run-. scored.
Kevin Wither , in his ccond ~ton of
the c.1 on, went the dist.incc to earn his
fir~t colle&i;1te v1ctoty. He ga\e up seven
hil'i, ~tr1l1ng out none, ~nd wallrng none.
ICC t, CONCOllDlA 2
(On(OUJi.t 001 ~ 000-2 I l
SoC.il Cotq. 200 OJO Olll -• 7 0
D.inld and SIMAs; ht!lcy 11nd Primm. W-kdlqt, ,.). l -D.ln t'I, 3-6. 21-l ly IC>.
Kiftdrt'kll (C), IHitl.a (SCC).
ICC 4, CONCODIA i
c.-.... 010 011 0 -3 1 .>
SeC,.11 ~ JOO 120 ll-4 ' ' ............ 16> Md Spat\I: Wfthlon ......... w--.. 1•1. L-.P!etft.·CM. 21 -~ ~ ...... (tCQ. HI-.... tQ, w.I ntQ.
8 Monday, March 27. 1995
. WI.ION I ..... ,...
·2), while Wilson was fifth (I IS-0).
• Senior Mandy Oayton placed
in twu events for the Sailors, fin·
hhin1 third 1n 1he triple jump (35·
(H4) a~d ~ixth in the long jump
(IS·6Y•).
• Frcshmon Jamie Swatbcrg, the
Tnrs' cross coumry MVP Inst au-
tumn, was fourth in both the 800
(2:24) and 1600 (5:28. 7).
"lt was a good day to get some
marks in and good for a workout
to ge t rendy for Coronn dcl . Mor
on Thursday," suid Snilor Coacl}
Eric Twcil, whose teams will host
CdM in a league duol meet.
• For the boys, senior pole
vaulter Edon Kagasoff was the
only Newporl Harbor athlete to
finish in the top six, clearing 12
feet for sixth place.
• For Estancia, sophomore
Chris Felix had his team's best
mark, taking second in tt!e 200
(23.09).
LOCAL SCHEDULE
TODAY .........
College -Southern CaUforniil College ill
UC Riverside, 7:30 p.m.
High school -Costa Mesa al Llguna
Hills, 3: IS (lcnloilive).
Track and fle lcl
High school boys and girls -Coslil
Mcsoi at l agunll Bcilch, 2:45 p.m.
Softball
Community college -S;iddlcbadc al
Orange Co;ist, 3 p.m.
Uigh school -Los Amigos al Esloincia,
3:15 p.m.
Golf
Community college -Or;inge Coast at
fullcr1on1 noon.
High school -EstJncia vs. Sointa
Margarit;i ;it Tijeru Creek, 2:30 p.m.;
Trabuco llills vs. Costa M esa 01t Costa
Mesa Coif & CC (Mesa Linda Course), 2:45
p.m. •
DEEP SEA FISHING
FISH COUNTS
Davey'• Lock•r -(S..1urd•yl 2 bcu11, 54
~ni:ltn. 4 tand l>Ut, 16 tculpln, 6 thttpht~d.
ISS rodlish, 18 puch, 2 ling cod, 126 •hitefith.
Nowpert L•ncllng -(Sun.Uy) J ~tJ,
I 08 .nglers. S und but, 24 c•lico bus, 70
rockfish, 13 Kulpln, 11 shttphud, I •hitC!llsh,
17 blue ~rch, 6 mM:kettl.
End 11 •17 CllNll
vows TIPS wlll return
~ A 44-4 toss in the shot
was enough to shove
Newport into second place.
BY RICHAIU> DUNN, SPe>ar1 wam•
NEWPORT BEACH -Tony
Mancuso. Beau Ralphs. Wade
Tift. Steve Gontales.
Throughout the decade of the
90s, those Newport Harbor High
names had become synonymous
wilh big-lime shot pulling and dis-
cus throwing.
All reached the CIF State
Championships. All bad kept New·
port Harbor among the elite, win·
ning every Sea View League dual
meet in the shot put since Coach
Tony Ciarelli, highly' r~spected as
a weights and conditioning tc11ch·
er, arrived in 1990.
Ciarelli. who turned Edison's
shot put program into a power in
the 1980s, had gone 13 consecutive
years without losing a league dual
meet in that event ... until last
Thursday.
His Edison shot putters from
1981 to 1989 dominated the Sun-
set League, his Newport Harbor
throwers from 1990 to last year in
the Sea View. "There was a guy al
Fountain Valley, a 60-foot thrower
in 1982, and that was the last time
we lost a dual mee t in league,"
Ci;:irelli said.
Irvine's Mark Duvall reached 44
feet, 4 inches against the Sailors in
Thursday's dual meet, ending
Ciarclli's streak, hardly a mark
worthy of state meer consider-
;:ition, let alone 10 end Harbor's
domination.
"It's been a long time,'' Ciarelli
sa id. "Hopefully, we can do it an·
other 13 years without losing."
Marks in Orahge County are
down this year Crom past seasons,
but seniors John Rynn and James
Moureaux, junior Sherif Pepic and
sophomore Shane Reese are the
Sailors' best bets to keep the post-
season tradition going.
Reese, who could be the next
Sailor weight-thrower to reach the
state finals, fouled on his first at-
tempt against Irvine, then "kind ol
let that get to his head," CiareUi
said. "He has good 5trength and
&ood speed, but his technique is
still kind of hit and miss, ond he
missed (Thursday)."
Pepic, nn All·CIF Southern Sec·
tion Division V offensive lineman
on Newport Harbor's undefeated
and CIF championship football
team la~t autumn, fin ished behind
Duvall in the shot put, hitting 42·
8. Moureawc was th ird at 42-4.
ls this a down year for the Sail-
ors' celebrated weight program?
Not nece~nrily. It's more or ll re·
building year, with hordeS> ·of
freshmen and ·sophomores eager
to step up.
In the dual meet, Pepic, who ex,
periences similar problems as
Reese, }Vas caugtrt between the
spin and the glide. Ciarelli felt
Pepic's forte would be in the spin,
but he's struggled with it lately,
and on Thursday he competed
while using the glide.
"He just hasn't found that
rhythm yet, and it's a rhythm
event," Ciarelli said. "Everybody
thinks il's power and strenglh."
When Ciarelli first came to
Newport l:iarbor, he already had a
successful Mancuso to maintain
his winning streak.
. "I was fortunale when I stepped
an at Newport, because Mancuso
was a sophomore and he was
throwing close to 50 feel when I
got there," Ciarelli said. "I was
real proud of (the streak). We had
done awesome for a long time."
Mancuso was at the state meet
in the discus in 1992, after throw-
ing 163-5 at the Masters Meet. In
1993, both Ralphs, now playing
football at Arizona, and Tift made
it to the state finals in the shot
p1.11, with Tift finishing fourth
overall.
lift, now throwing the shot put
at UCLA, we nt on to become the
most decorated of all Sailor throw-
ers, going over 60 feet three times,
includin8 a loss of 61·6 at the Sea
View League finals, which broke a
15-year·old league record (also his
personal best).
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regoJ: utcher, 400 Trustee MISC. fTEMS 8E SOLD AT A 'PUBLIC . •.amount ~ un-AQgregate Mlle·lnS tor olher tapnal stDCks 2 500 000 1995 INCORPORATED INSURANCE & By ClrlO G 801re1U, P!esldenl ~me~a t A g~:~i Laguna JAMES M. HIETBRINK 265 • A. CIAMBOTII, SALE.. IF YOU NEED AN pa~ =•pal':-'~°:; int~ rtian special surplus tunos O ·Aggregate wrlte·lnS tor other SIGNED HAE SUN KIM FINANCIAL SERVICES By This Stallmtnt was lllld Wltll
He:ncry, T Segerstrom 1617 TTRHUESTBUOTCHER FAMILY gr~~~~s MISC. ITEMS/ EXPl.ANATION OF THE :asona~e..i:.ted ex::. SurpkJ11 notes 0 llian special surplus 1Unds 0 Thi$ statement was med WI Joupn w Brezden, Vice Pfesl· lllec County Cllr1t 01 Dlanoe E B y1' • • ATED JUNE 8, NATURE Of' THE PRO-• Gross pai<l·l!Ulld contributed Surplus not.ts O Ille Counly Cle1k ol Orang dent ounty on Feb1uary 28. 1995
9266 a ronl, Balboa, CA 1984, General Partner SOUTH COAST SELF CEEDING AGAINST YOU ••P9(1MS and ~nces ~ surplus 7 056 299 Gross pa/d·in and contnbtlted County on ~11>ruaiy 28 199S Thlutatement was lilad Wiii\ NOTICE· Tilts Flcillk>u1 NJmt
Jam!s M. Hielbflnk 619 :r: I Gregory L Butcher, ~'bCCt~~~y ~~~~~RM. YOU SHOULD CONTACT;. ~t;::~meofoft~'i: '=T::r::~ Unassioned (unds isurp.IUS) surplus 12<1.141,108 NOTICE· This FX:l\dous Na 11\t County Clerk ol Orange ~tate~I lllPlrts llYt )'NfS Larks r c d i M rusee p bll • LAWYER. $l0200680 1.186858 Unasslgnedlunds(surplus)Slatement uplres live year Countyon Marcll21.1995 romu..,datelt was medlnlhe
CA 9fs~5 orona e ar. ~~~~~e~Y ;.,!ur~~~~ch Be~ch·Cao~~ di M~s~ w ~~1~ 1 NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S cu'nentty dated Cashiers Surl)IUs as regards pOllCyllolder (50 &80 983) t1om Ille d11e It Wa5 filed Ill th NOTICE-Tnis Flctfbous Name Olla 61 ltle County Cler~ A new
Cahlomla Pacific Proper· Co ala Me1a ~lly Pit j Pilot March 27 Aprll / SALE Checks or Cenlfled Cheella 10.240 032 Surplus as regards p011cyholder Ofllce or l1le County Clerk A ne Stallment ex1>4res llvt years flctl~s Business Name StJ!t-11es, a Caltlomla gon8fal March 27 1995 ° 1995. • • No. 1'2001 payable 10 the Truatee Of Income tor Ille year 26.027 382 75.160.125 flclldous Business Name Slate from Ille date 11 was hied rn the ::;::n {""'t be ltled belore that
pannerstllp, 3315 Fairview • · mns mne On Apol 17. 1995. al 11 oo btddef are llCCeP(able 10 Olsbilrsements '°' tllt year Income 10< Ille yeat ment mu51 be flied t>elore tha Otta ol lhe County Clerk. A ne d e he ltllng 011111s statement
Rd Costa Mesa CA 92626 AM.. al the entrance of Trustee prcwided Pf098f 22,8112•9 233 149 121 llrne The lillno ot this statttnen flcttUOUs 8\lsllless Nlll\8 Stall· on nol or llsell .uthorltt Ille
Th;s business 'was con-PUBLIC NOTICE ' PUBLIC NOTICE Suite 100. in the lobby of the idenlincalion 11 available. e hereby oetbly tnar lhe abo•e 01Sbursements lor Iha year does not ol tlstH aulhorllt ment must be filed before Iha uBn ,!'_~ls Stale ol 1 f'lcll!Jous dueled by , general paJ1· bu11d1ng located at '721 S From lnfOfmation which the items are In accordance With the 211 531140 use In 11115 state ot 1 rtctl«ou ume The hling ol ll'I~ slatamen usn•n~ Nam• In Ylolatlon ol
norshlp NoUce 11 hereby given NOTICE OF Parker St In the ctty of Or· Trustee deem• reliable but nuai Statement for ltle year hereby otrtlty 111a1 iii1 above Business N1111e In Vlolatlon o does nol 01 llsfll au111orl2e the the rights o1 anolher under
Gregory L Butchar. Man-that the underalg~d wlll PUBLIC HEARING ange. County of Orange, ror wflich TrualH mak~ no noed Oeoember 31 1994, tllms are in accordance With Ille Ill• rights of 11101her und use In llllS stale ol a fleflUOUs Fedtul'. StJll OI common law
aging Pat1ner be told at Public Auction NOTICE IS HEREBY State of Caltfornla. Callfor-rep<ewnlalion °' warranty aOe to Ule insurance Com· nual Statement tor the year Federaf. State. or common la 8ustness Name in vlolallOn ol {SM Secilon 14400 •I seq
This statement was fllad on MONOAV, APRIL 10 GIVEN ol the Intention ol nla Reconveyance Com-the atrNI addreu(as) oi ISsioner 1>11rsuanttolaw nded December 31 '994 (Set S&cllon 14400 el seq the rlahts ol another under Buslntss and Professions
with the County Clerk 01 199S 10:00 A.M. KELLY & the Citizens' Advisory Com-pany, • Calrf°'n•• °''* common de&lgnation RoMrt W. Harvey, Vlc;e Prtsl· ade 10 llle rnsurllOce Com· Business and ProlHslon Federaf. Slall or common ta Cod•/
Orange Cou~ty on March KARL JACKSON, K.E. AUC-mlttee on Surplus Property COfporation, as duly ap-or the above described prop-dt111 iSstoner, pursuant 10 taw Code) (5ee Section 144 00 el seq first ring
16, 1~ TION SERVICE, P.O. BOX ol the Newpor1·Meu U"'-pomted T1uslee under that •rty 11. 200 McN.11 Lane Rkltanl W. lerJ18l11, Sec,.. RoNrt W. Harvey, Vice p,.JI. firsl ~1111\Q 8ustness and P!olesslons DISCOVERY ESCJIOW COM-
Pubt1shed Newport Beach-825 RIALTO, CA .. 923n lled School Dlalrict to hold certain Deed ol Trust ex· 1111, Newpot1 Beach CA llry OH1 8£4TEICJIO Code) PAHY
Costa Mesa Piiot March 27, 909·873-0744, AUCTION • meeUng at the H11per ec:ufed by Yolanda S Cota. a 92663 Newpon Beadl·Costa Mtsa RlcUnl w lelllel• seut· 11511 Souf/I Stru RtnewalFdtng 1771 Cenfer A~ S• ''O
April 3, 10. t7, 1995. BOND 1723-41-19. Community Cenler at 425 1ingle woman as trualora, Said property la being sold CN301548 2~321 Mar • ' 11 t.rlflos. CA 901 Newpo<l 8'ad!·Costa Mesa Hun#nglOlf Buch. CA 92647
mn7 All1pace-Co1t1 Mau. East 181h Street, Cosll r~ded on September 14, tor the purpose of paying the 27 28.29.30 31 1995 Newport Btaotr·Costa Mesa ry Newport Beach·Costa Mesa CN300618 Mar 27 Apr 3,10 17. Ne¥11>0ft 8eacll·Cotta Meu
---------• 1535 Newport Blvd., Costa Men, Calllornla, on 1 .... 9. n 1nsirumen1 No obligatJOOS MCUl'ed 11y said CN30154934339Mar CN297t71140HUbr 1995 CN29717017024"'4WMar PUBLIC NOTICE MeH, CA 92827 Wedneaday, March 29, 89-4918S., rn Boo1t -, Page Deed of Trust Including rees 27 28 29 30 31 1995 6 13 20 27 1995 6,13.20 27 1995
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Unit I , Name, Inventory 1995, at 7:00 p.m. for con--. of Officlal Records of Or-and expenaes of the TNalee ' ' ' · • • ' ' • '
., A174, OLS BuslMsa Ser· llderatioci ol alte<nate use ange County, State of Cali-and of Sale.
NOTICE OF vie•. Household Items of the 161h Strffl Admlnls· rornia, undef tti. power of Callfornla l'teconveyance
DISSOLUTION OF A228, Ray Peret, Housi-traJlon Siie and Undbergh aale therein contained, will Company n aaid T1u11"
PARTHERSHIP hold llama and Monte Vista School1, ~I al public aucllon lo the By Judith R. tc.aling • V~
Public notice It hereby A251, Fred & Chrla Ed· and CllKUsalon ot r~ highell IMddef lo< cash, Of PrMldenl SMSt Cott>ln Ave
given that Gregory L. warda, Houaehold llema mtnda1lons to the 8oatd of check •• described belooN, Nol1hr~. ce11roml8
8utch8f u trustN und., A279. Tracy Needham, Education. i;::'ble at the lime of ui. In 91324, (818) 775-2575,
The Butcher Famlly Truat Houaehold hems OOVEANINQ BOARD S ul money °'· the United Dated March 13, 1995
dated June a, 1984, JamH "290. Fred & Chris Ed-C•rolyn B. Stocker, latM of Am9rica, wit~ ASAPt5n7&
H. Hlatbrlnk H truattt warda, Houaehold llama Executive Director warr~ llllpfesa Of Implied 3127, 413, 4110
undllf the Jamel M. Hlet· A306, Fred & Chris Ed· BualnHe S•rvlcH & •• 10 mte.._use. ~eaalon brink Famltv Truat dated warda, Houaetlold nema Auxlll 0 Of encum.,..noes, .ii naht.
November f. 1911e Henry A313, Tonya oa111110 •rr per•tlon. lrtteancllnl•eatnowhelcJby -~,-,,..------T. Segeretro'm 11' tNllH Houaehold l1tm1 ' Publlahed Newporl It aa auch Truatee In and to PUBLIC NOTIC~E
under the Segeralrom A379, Gregory Herbert. BHth-Coata Mesa Dally tti. followlllQ dncrlbed 1---------
Commvnlty ProJ*1Y Trust Household Items Pilot March 22, 27, 1995. P'OP9"Y 111\!Med In the
detod aa of January 24 A473I l<eng Chu. Hou11t• W930 afOfMaid County and Stale,
t 99 t and California Pacific hold tema to Wit: APN: • 931-78-093 file Ht. FHJS50
Propertlea, e California 8134. Craig Neureuth8f, PUBLIC NOTICE l!xHfefT •A" flCTITIOUa tustHfU
general partn.,ahlp ("Cal Household lttms ~AlltCEL I: F .. ~ NAME STATEMENT
Pac"), heretofore doing B136, Jeanne Greenman, Flotltloue title lo Condominium Unit The lollowtflg person(s)
bualnen under the flctl-Houaehold llama Bualn•H Neme No. t3 (\he "Un14") •• ~ ls/are dolnO btlstness at 1 Sf
lloua name and 1tvte of B213. Keftv/Undsay Mullen ll•tement upon lti. Condominium Plan HARBOR RESTAUAANT 9630 •
CORPORATE CENTE"R AS. Oarahro, l'{ousehold llama The fOllowlng perlON 118 (enlrtted "Condominium Plan Gardtn GtOYt 8tvd G.den
SOCIA TES, a Callfornla B256, Randy Patton, dol~ bualneat 11: for Lot 1 of Trltet 10547"), in Grow CA 92644 •
jl•neral partnerahlp (the Houathold llama GM s QUALITY LANO. the City of Newpot1 Bndt, suno Ham um 22492 Partnerahlp"), at 3)1S 8448, Kelly Nunan, Hou .. SCAPINQ, 421 S. Cooper Covnty of Orange, State of Camlnllo COsl.! laguni lfllls
Fairview Road, City ol hold llema St .. Santa Ana, CA 92704 Califoml8, r-dM on Jut, 92653
Costa Mesa, County 01 Or· C129, Barbera Lecoco, Georg• A. M&nlUf, 421 s. !h 197t n Document No. Junf Ja Lim 22492 Camlfllto •no•. State ot Callrornta Household 11em1 CooJ* St., Santa Ana, CA ..... to, In 8oolr 13221. . · dldonlhe30thdayo1Jan-C155, John Sulllvan, 112704 Pagn 71thfougfl115, to Costa, 11gunaHllls.CA92653
uary 1995, by mutual con-Household ttem1 Thia bu1lneaa 11 con-1hiel property deecribed In This buSllless 11 conducted
Hnl, dlu ofve the aald C290, Teri Schilz, Hou ... ducted by: an Individual Tract 10581, r41COftt.d In by hrl!'band & wllt P~p and ltfmlnalt hold hem• The reglatranl(a) com-8ooll '49, Pao-5 through ... ereglstrantcommenced I
1helr relatlona u partners C314, Annetta Madrey, menc«S lo ltlnlad bU9I-e d ~•MOW Ma91. ltans.tel buslntss under lht
therein. Houuhold U•m• ne11 under Ul9 f\c1111oua Records of said County llclltlout buslntss namt D< "
Said bullMH In ~ fu. C355, Betty Buma, HOUM-8u1lne11 Name( a) lilted PMCrl h: An undivided namtt 119ttd ll>OVt on NIA
twt wl• be conducted by hold ttemt aboYe on: n/a 0025 l*oenl lnletett In and1 SIGNED SUNG MAM LIM, JUN
Cal Pac who will pay anc1 Pub 111 he d H e w port O~ge Mal\ZUf to tfle COfMIOft At.-M JA LIM
dltcharge au 111b!Ut1M and Beach-Coata MeM Dairy Thi• atatlHMnt w .. tiled thoWll end d.tlned on IN This statement was flltd With <19bta of lie P~lp Piiot Mat~ 20, 27, Hl95 with the ~ ~ of ~. r-.Mng tlleftlrom lht Counly Clerk of ORANGE
and rfe9fv• 111 moni.a pay• M774 Ofange ~ on FebN-tfle I~ (A) M •llClu· Counry on Ft1>ru-v 21. 1995
able to th• Pattnerehlp. ary 27, 19115 ..... "*" ~other ''*' NOTICE-Tiiie flcttllous Name FUt'thef novc. It htrtby PUBLIC NOTICI PHeHt ParOIMI Ill tnd IV) dealo-Staltment 1wplret INI yeara
glvtn U\11 th• underaJoned f'Ub41ahed Newpott 9Mctl> ntled .. °RMlrlded Com. lrom lllt llltt II Wat llltd In lllt
wltl no4 be rMponlible, PU•Lte NOTIC• Coate Mt.a Dally Piiot rnot1 ,,, ... °" the Plan end OlflC:t ol lht County CIM-A ntw
trom Ulla Um. on f« any NOTIC• 01' aAL• March 21 Aprlt 3 to t7' r~i....Clttlef Unite tor (IC1'tkM .,,Wiest Name Stall
obllgaUon ~ed by the 0~ AllMDONID ltN ' ' ' ' "" "" ,..... .... .,, lf'90", etof. ment ITlllSI bt ltted btlOlt 11111 oinen. In thelt own name°' ~ROPllRTV • • tit**. Nlcofllft, lime Tiit ltllnQ or llllt s1111men1
In the namt ot the Pat111W· NOTICE IS HEAE8Y PUBLIC NOTICI ~: end (I) A fon llOI Of l&tlf eulhOll.N lllt
ahfp. GlvtH THAT UNDER ANO .. ~ "P-u" Ill"'"'"" ol. flelltiotis Dated aC Coeta ~. Calo PURSUANT TO IECTION NOTIC• 0, ~ to ell UNtl ~ 8uslnttt Name In VlolallOn ol
"omla thla tOtt\ day o4 1NI Ot' THI! CAUFO~IA UPUCATIOtf TO on 11'9 "":.!:~end D19 ttallll ot 111011tf 111\dtt
March, 1995. CML CODI! TWE llAOP· IE.I. ALCOttOUC ..... • ,.,_, ftd«al. State Of commOll taw
CALIFORNIA PACll'IC EIUY usno BELOW IE· •SVSMOll =81':'~~-;n-c:. {Ste ~· 1(•00 al '" PAOPEATltt. • C&llfornla LllVl!O TO IE AIAN-....... _... ~ ~~ Mlnnt Ind Pro'*tsloM
general ~p OOHED WIU. If IOlD AT ., ' -· ,_, ....._._. - -Codt)
By: The ,JalMt M. Hlet· ,UILlC AUCTION AT~~ N~I~~ ::::--11.!!!!T~ Flnt•-O bflNI ,amlly Truet dea.d IOU1'H C0AS1' HV HOriL IHVISTMMS LLC ..,_• ....,..... IO llAIUICMWlllC
""7Ytmbet 1, "811 a.n.r.I ITOltAOI, 34IO W. II (W) ~IO lie 0.. ... -:.= :; rJm lf~1ffi P~ WAltHfR AVf.1_l!.HTA pertrner11olMaohdle._.11~ ol ..i°'lefld GftflenGIM.CAl"43
By. Jetnet ~ HJefbrlntc, NU.. CA. OH ""'"" 13, .,. Control IO ... *°" -ol IOO ,_. Nt"'*1..,_ Corti_, Tr""" t•. AT tt:OO AM. MIC-I::'• -r-~ ..... ~-----.'. CN'971NT·1IOIC!ftt11t By: T?le lklleNt ,.,,,.., TIOHllft. MA. NQtMO ..__ t 1• -11 1-
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The Ltgal. Department at tht Daily Pilot is pleased .,.
ro announce a nnu service now ai~ilabk fQ new businesses.
. ~will now. SF.ARCH the name for J'flU at no o:tra charge, a:J save you the
~me and the tnp fQ the Court H()USt in Santa Ana. Then, of cuurst, afor the searr:h
l.f completed_ W! wiO file your fo:btjqus business name~ with the County
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NEWPORT
BEACH
COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO LOST &
2724 FOUND
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPI.OYMENT
2169 SHARE 2925 5530 5530 5530 5530 5530
eouAl HOllSIHG Dare to Compere! onoiuuHtn $200 1st Mo Rentl Newport Crest town· LOST DOG. Med, PT/FT Poatlons avl In
All111llaaltadftr1l11n91ntllis AT THE BEACH Super clean 1Bd In home to share with re-mixed breed female, busy frozen yogurt &
MWq11perlu11b1ee110tllefed· cozy friendly, 30 Unit aponslble N/S. Private brownish/gray , lc&-erenm store, will
aral Falf Houilng Act ol 1968 as Annual Rentals comm nr 19th/Harbor room w/bath, cable, frlendly. lost on Old tr1Jn, 644·1621 Ive msg.
llMHH wflkll makes 11 ii.legal Large Selection BUNK HOUSE private phone llne. Newport Rd. area, Npt ADMIN ASST
11 IClwtr11se ''atlv prcltrtncc, 1 Bd s1ooo Pool/tennis/spa. $485 Bch. Reward. Call llmltatlin er dl;crlmlnation ocean vu • APTS 842·1401 Incl util. Credit check 642·6331. National hotel real es·
2/2B2d bday vu ..... $$21450 req'd. Call 650·0454 tate flrm, Npt Beach based on race, color. rtliglon, + en, vu ... 450 EASTSIDE 1 eR, new and leave message. LOST RING office. Strong admln
au.ll111dle1p,11millalstit11sor 3Bd lido-dock $6000 carpets & paint, encl G~ld Pinky, domed exp req. Real estate.&
11lllonll otlgln, Of an lntenllon 10 Call For Summer Litt yard. No pets. $695/ Npt Hg ts 1Oxl1 rm In with deeply etched Macintosh exp a plus.
mlll.t 111r 111ch pnlertnce, liml· The Prudential~ mo. 646-0758 hse, lots of shelves. lines. May have been FAX resume to 7 l 4-
lalloa Of dlmlminalion." • ....,.. ....., W Clean kitchen. N/S. lost 3/2 1 at lrvlne 760-6658. Hotel Part·
Tllla lltwspapcr will nol Dl'lfttLllll......,...,Cll.. EA'STSIDE 2Bd·11hBa S375+dep. 722·8087 Prlcec Club. Famlllf nars, Inc., 840 New-
Utw11191vau1planvadver11s1· __ _,,;;6..;.7~3-·~1900~~--· New palnt/cpt, ga· Npt Hnts lrg Br/pvt sentimental value.• port Center Or. #490, • • rage $825/mo. 1665 Ir· • R EWARD. Please call 1111111 lor 1111 estate wfllcll ls In 1 Br+ loft w/pvt patios. vine Ave. 720.9422 Ba In exec home. Jae, 673-3458. Npt Beach, CA 92660.
fltllllOll ol 1111 law. Ollr ruders View of Bal Isl. Furn. fp, N/S. $475 + ~ u111. --------
llt l1tttlly lnl01med lhat all Tenn/gym/pool. 6mo-LARGE 1Br w/gar & Owner trvls. 573-4848 LOST/REWARD rw'lnrrT"'Tl~Tr":"l'
dnlll•11 advertised in lhls 1yr. $1450. 675-9576 opener. lndry & refrlg, x 327. lve mag 24 Hr Current Design Sol·
1..._..., .,. IVllJult Oii 111 new pnt/crpt/drapes. R / h d slice ST model, yellow I __. -ullily Nils.. To co--2Bd·2Ba, 2 car gar. San $695/mo 545-3229 espon n s s r con ° deck, cream colored Ptoc~i..1 u ...:1 at Home -~· .... Miguel/San Joaquin near beach In NB. Pvt bottom Bio off m '""' ....,. •
,..lffbcrimlnatlon,ullHUD Hills Ad. 51300, BJ • Stupendous E'alde ba, tennis, pool. $475 dock 0~ Ba;7sland 1~ Freelnfonnation. Send
TilMl'lt It 1-100-424·1590. fOf Agt 644·6200 Grubb & 1 Br. No pets. Elec Incl utll. 549.07~ Newport Beach on Fri· S.A.S.E. • GREENWAY, ~ Wllll!lwlon, DC na pluu1 Ellis-Ind Ownd/Op0d range, patio, encl gar. day. March 10th, with l'\aAt 41 Box 210
t111HUDl1426·3SOO. · $550+dep. 642·5964 •••••••-blue canvas cover at· ..... ., ' '
3Bd 2Ba In Bluffs. grt "A GREAT PLACE COMMERCIAL teched. Serial number Oerb KS 67037
locl 1-sty end unlVgrt TO COME HOME TO" 0 0 C 0 4 8 0 5 0 9 9 4 .
ADVERTISING
INSIDE SALES
REP
DELIVERY DRIVER
Needed 8am-1 :30pm
M·F. Own van a plus.
local dehv. 642-4795
Dellvery
The Classllled Adver· Need personnel lor
tlslog Department for deliveries to LAX,
a local community JWA, and several
newspaper group Is SoCal locations. Need
s e o k I n g a s e If. reliable van or on·
motivated, organized, closed p/u, valid II·
depondoblo, inside cense. clean OMV.
sales rep. Strong and prool or vehicular
phone-selling skills a Insurance. Part-time,
must. Draw/commls· possibly lull·tlme posl·
slon. Full benefits. tions. Sh1f1s start al1or
Physical/drug screen· 2:30PM, ending as
Ing required. Fax re· late as 11 :30PM, Sun·
sume: Ann: Judy Oet· day thru Friday. $8/hr
ting 714•631-6594 and mileage reim·
APPT SETTERS bursement. Apply In
Benefits & bonuses. person, California
Flex hrs. Call Joanne, Community News.
540-7602 Costa Mosa Attn. Transpor1at1on Dept.,330 W. Bay Buy II. Soll II. Find It. Street, Costa Mosa,
Claaalfled. Ca. lnterv1ows will be
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
patio/Incl ftlg, w/d hk· Spacious & bright REAL ESTATE Please call Budge
ups. St,350/mo 760-8251 1BA & 2BR. No pets.I••••••••• Colllns, 644-5771 day;
BIG CYN TWNHM Call Now 831·8427 675·6485 night.
2Br 2Ba, prime 10<:. Reward $200. AIRLINES HIRING RIGHT NOW!
reserved until April 7,
1995. No phone calls
please.
Tennls/pooVspa. BUSINESS OFFICE LOST: ANTIQUE
$1600/mo. 759-a242 LAGUNA FOR RENT 2769 WRISTWATCH
BIG CYN View, 3Br BEACH 2648 Present from Grandla----------1 •=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ther. March 17, 1995, CORONA 21h Ba. 53 Sea Pine ln 1• OFFICE SPACE AVAIL Newport Beach.
Tenn/pool. $1950 lse. New, Brt N. Lag, 2Bdr, for non-profit org. Xlnt REWARD DEL MAR 1022 Pet ok. 310-431·7693 2Ba. all appl. 2 lrg loc nr SC Plaza. lots 714·673·1368
dcka, oen vu, atepa to of prkng. Up to 10.000 -L'""o=s""T'"":""'B""LA...,,..,C'"'K.,,..,,C,..,A""T,,,_ Open Rouse
Sunday 1·4 PM
737 Avocado Ave, a
Sandcastle Condo.
2Bd 2Ba ground level,
lrg rear yard. Many
upgrades! S. PCH.
Walk to Fash Isl &
Bch. Must Soel Priced
to aall at S239.500.00. Paclllc West 379-4888
Beach Area
Yearly Unfurn
. 3 & 4BR·2 Baths
$1375 to $1800 mo.
Villa Rentals
6.75·4912
Property Mgmt
bch. $1250 lae/873·1578 sq 11, w/util. Roger or Unda, 714/754·1400. With hair missing on rear, Balboa Penin·
NEWPORT
BEACH 2669 BUSINESS &
liii•.•1•B•R•$•e•2•5.iiiiii,_F_l_N_AN .. c.E ......
28R 2BA $725/Up 1•
aula. Calf 675-2184
MISSING
Black Cat, Male
Baywood Apts.,Npt
Bch , 759 ·8099
(310)497-3691
Relrlg & dishwasher, ________ _
Incl. 60x30 pool. No BUSINESS •••••lllliillll• _L_O_T_S _______ , Larue 1 Br Villa Balboa
condo, encl parking, FOR SALE 1400 view, w/d, pool/spa.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1 02 S/mo. 64 6-1 728
pets. No feea. No
lease. &45-4855 OPPORTUNITY PERSONALS
•Beach 1AIMl·Nr Hoag• 2904
1 br w/huge mastr, walk In liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1--------
Pellcan Point Best LIDO Bayfnt, Lgdock,
Buy, $749.000. w/ap-lovely 3bd/3ba +family
pr~ved plans. Build room or 4th bd, mo/yr,
closet $710; 2br 2ba encl •AREA MILLIONAJRE• PERSONALS
gar $875 pVspa 646-6838 NWM aeaks 5 aerlous iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•STEPS TO SAND people. Make big SSS Call Your Date Nowl
lmmed. 497-6702 owner lum/unfum, e73.7en. Clean 1Br. garage, lrg Call (714) 549·5388
deck. Utll pd. No pets. PAYPHONE ROUTES 1·~~~~~~285
RESORT
PROPERTY 1580
Diamond Head Condo
1Bd·Beach Front
Furnished
$425K (714) 854·8148
NPT CREST TWNHll $750/mo. 651·8554 local altes • for sale, Pfoca11 &02.e54-7420
2Br 2Ba. 2/gar, walk •Westclltf 29r 2Ba $2000/Wk potential. ...,..Lo_v_•_.,,,S.,..ta-... -_.,..H,..•-r•-lll-to beh, tenn eta, pool f 1 f 1 d/W • 800-208-5300, 24hrs. • ... & apa $1350 650.7731 rp c. re r g. • new,_________ 1 ·900·562·7000 ext
Npt Isl cozy 3Br 2Ba
house steps to beach.
carpel & paint, pool. PAYPHONES·Excltlng 2226 $2.99 min. Must
$850/mo. 725-8455 Revolutionary Indoor be 18 yrs. ProcaJI co.
.. Smart Coln.. Phone (602) 954-7420
Frplc. gar. $1575 lse.I•••••••••
Avail 4/1. 962·4017 MISCELIANEOUS
•VIiia Balboa lrg 160Q* RENTALS
sq 11+.2bd, 2ba, pool,1 .. •••••••• ocn vu wllk to Bch. 11
$1575 (909)598-9347
Routes. 1-800-788· -..,,..,,..,,..;,,..,,...;,,..----
3358 EXT. 301 SPORTS/STOCKS FINANCE & MOREi
VENDING RTE"New 1·900-656-6000 x7077
Machines In 21 loca· $2.99/mln. 16 +.
t Ion a• Buy A 11 or Procall Co. 602·954-7420
Part•900-59s-s791 ....,.,W"""H~A'""T,,,...,,D""IR=E""c""'T-10.,.....,N-HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT -----• ROOMS 27061 .. ____ _
-----1 APARTMENTS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANNOUNCEMENTS
SHOULD YOU QO??
IAt a psychic help.
1·900-725-4000 x4901
S3.99/mln. 18+.
PrOCll Co. 602·954-7420 384 Hamllton, Costa -B-AL-8-0-A-----I FOR RENT Me ... rear unit. ~00/
mo. See after 6pm. ••---------PENINStJLA 2107 · 54e-a11e * ANNOUNCEMENTS
--------E 'sld• CM pvt room/ 2920
Balboa Newport ~~~:tJLA 2607 :~~~: :4e~::i~ + ~:~: lis•.•.•kl•n•v-c•A-ciiert•1•11ec1ii l.liM~-...._-~~ Rlty 723•4494 645-8416 DVBE 10 perform
3Br w/oen view $1700 NB/Bluffs. 2Br/Ba ate duplication service.
Oceanfront 4Br $2400 •SIOO clNn 18r dptxt w/fem. Garage. pool, CHS lnc.(714)841-6610
N a b a h 2B $1 200 AJao large atudlo apt. • r • c r greenblt. $600+dep. Npt Shor81 3Br $1400 417 E. Bay Av. Balboa Avall lmmed. 844-02831_L_O-ST-.------atv/frlg N/pet. MM155
1-------FOUND r-~==~..........,..1
OSitions Available
A Benefits
' and Relocation
FOR APPLICAnON CALL:
(510) 441-6700
ext. JA228
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CORONA 3Bd 2Ba, newli redec DEL MAR 2122 2nd t1r apt. for 1yr+ RENTALS TO ---------------------------
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lse by owner. Approx SHARE 2724 1200 aq/ft. No peta.1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IMMAC 2Bd H••· new Nr main/Balboa. Call II
kltch, avl now, $1050/ Nowt (818) 501·0097.
FOUND 3/18195 Que•n•I•~ Heeler
Mlll. Female, Whit• W/
bleck & brown apota,
red collar. Paularlno a
Bear St. 714·751·5851
$1160 wllh encl gar. 100 lrla. 968-7271 Balffront 2Bd·2Ba 2 oar parking. pool,
dock avl. No pets
COSTA MESA 2124 s1&00 673-6840
iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Charming 28d, paat
E'-'d• 3Bd·1Ba cottage, Balboa Pier. 1 h .. to
new cpVpalnt, w/d beh. $950/mo, yrly. No
hkupe. carport. patio pelt. 449-1&00 ext 221.
$895 No pet 722·82!M
EAiTSID• 2Br 1~Ba --------
***** Roomate wanted to
share a large 4br 3 ba
cuatom home In Hun.
tlngton Beach. Pool & Found Cat lrg grey
Jacuzzi, whltewuhed ahort hair w91ea col·
oak everywhere, foyer lar. Area of Dover
& plush landacaplng. Shor••· on Santiago.
$400 mo. + 500 aec. Call Dover Shorea /\n·
964-13391574-4247 Imai Cent•. 722-7387
•2 Room lult•• FOUND w/own ba In lrg 3bd, Keya In Patklng Lot A,
1-car garage, carpets CORONA
& drapH. No pets. DEL MAR
7eo-83&4
2~8•. Pool, jao, ten-Newport Beach 2622 nl•. nrp1, get, W/O, Call: Fl~nc• Dept. le2$+~ uti11, 1424'050 City Hal1f444121 ---------
CLOS• TO •llACHI CDM Master bdrm/pvt FOUND PUPPY bath A gar In beaut Male • • mo• old NEWPORT
BEACH 2169
Charming 2Bd·2Ba + twnhm, deck. Walk to ' ...... · ofc. New cpl, ••ov•. •hope.176Q. 202-4747 Call to 10. 831-8333 MEMBERSHIPS
lrlg, W/d, 2 car, $1376 FOUND 3018 Allt 4/1 7eO-~e78 CDM Non-amkr 9ha,. SHEPHERD MIX . ---------
38r 2Ba. frplc, new Vlclnltl•Marguerlte
carpet. NNt be11c:h. Street PC~. COM. Balbol llf Club COSTA MISA 2124 1450/mo. 175-4502 31t•m. f\9ddlah gold Member.Np
•............. ycxmg male mtx. Call w ... tet1 &'aide CM Feminine 72W185 ot 173-4821. PINM call 831.eo31
•11t lontll FrM Rtntt =~be •::n. ~~ P 0 0 AD 1 i Ion i 8ALIOA IAY CLUI
Large 1 Bt. "" cable, yd. s.p ph, 1 rm ev1 few PuPPW 3-4 mo old •• M~beflhlp tor MAe
Slngl• Family P.,nl pool, gated parking, '"f>· M40/mo ~ Utitl, male at 00 P'alr· 122.-393
1u1a Point • 8achel0t cetporta. Ma.aeN S300 MO ~. ground9 (Swap Mfft) L..._tl-m,._ .. ~_ .. , ...
0 • a yfr •-, • ..,...,....-,.,,......,.....-ii~---on a.t 3111. Call to 10 ... ..... .. ........ -• .,. c .. n a on... 21d 18 a.ewe. very Aa v.,...,._. condo, ,194e12 or ,72~ to Untver•tty AlhletlC 2Bd Batf~ont Condo cln, total Nmodl Open walk to bet\, Ltg room • Club In ~pott llch. -873-7388-S.t/Sun, Indy ""· oar. w/pvt bath. M amen LOaT COOICATl•L '3000. no au... 114-
belo, 17"/mo .,.ft41 "'8Qlm0. MNna 0'91 • whn•. V9fY 161-1213, Beu
No room left •W 1Lt 0..... ...., Loeta o:;:.:CM":
In the ea{age to ........ _Nf'*8. ••llll•lllllil•••I tor &M car? :riv Y•· 11001Ma .... ' lllKOTlllJIT
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111 S1ones Koppel
20 Veneti.n 89 Hoge
traveler 22 Ridge DOWN
23 -materials t Packef of
24 Pas&p<>fl paper ~ 2Gymnast
26 Narrow t<orout watltWly 3 Ay high
30 Consume 4 Heroic SIOfY
31 Highland 5 Argentine miss garment 6 Uridemeatn 28 Lariat
35 RalMs aloft 7 Inland sea of 29 Blonde ltlade
36 Female 1rt1e ~ 30 GIOwlng coal
51 Worked as
•model 52 -Star Slate
53 "0ric.-a midnignt
.dreary .. :
37 Extinct bifd 8 Tea umt 32 Reftectlon
38 Old cattle town II Undercover 33 No~ so high ro c;~:~leammo 10 ~ ~ ~~
42 Bunerfly catdler 11 Faull 40 Clean
• 5o4 Jog
56 Ob$eM1 57 Sulfioient:
arthale
58 Pastrami aeHef
43 Futy 12 Questions 41 Peppery
44.. Highffl. potnt 13 For fear 11\al 43 Wnler -
45 Isaac's aon 21 Caresses· Fleming
47 Fun OI hot -25 ·-a Wonderlul 44 Swear
48 Electors Lile" 46 Resllesa state
49 Sister• 26 Shed light 50 Wedding-party
59 FBI agent 60 "Jane-·
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CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING SERVICE SERVICES 3548 DIRECTORY Repairs, Remod. Doon, win. oows. Clblntls, stucco & dty· BOSS HOUSECLEANING wait. llncn. gates, etc. Lk. Ucensed-lnaured. 35yra exp Jerry 842.0517 $9.75 per hour. ADDITIONS A to Z HANDYMAN 714-548-0368
REMODELING 3410 INSTALJ,JREFACE CABINETS
Houaclean/Wlndowa Kltcn1n1. baths, door1,
Windows. Doug 548-7258 Weekly, Bl·WHkly.
DUNCAN HIRE A CARPENTER Mov1-ln1/out1. Refa
Pina, 845-8888 CONSTRUCTION Additions/Remodels 20 Yrs Exp. Small & Fire/Water/Repairs. Haecleanlng, 81Cp'd, Lg. Jobi 0!50-7042 Concrate/Elec/Plumb. reas. ra111, weekly/bl· Jerry, 700-7884 weekly, one lime, empt)'
property. Dora 836-8124 ANTIQUES, CARPET INSTALL Kathy'• HouHkHPlntl ETC. 3420 & REPAIRS 3516 Oulllty Work w/ r1f1.
Relleble 448-71175
Orand 0 J)9nlng In COM Pager: (714) 507~18 SMC Carp•t Repalra Th• Antique G ate 3617 PCH/behlnd Blooms Power atretch, sal11. *WINDOW CLEANING• Repair squeaky floors wrought Iron, antqs. FREE ESTIMATES furnlture/etc/675·8017 7 dys 239-0269 24 hrs 297·8061 David \Im RHVH Flooring
•Below Retail Prlcea• BUSINESS Carpel/Wood/Uno COMPUTERS 3556
SERVIC ES U379738 845-41111 3488
MAC TUTORINQ
Bui Owner'• Rlg"t Arm CERAMIC System & all/,,"!j.,'m•
WOfd Proctssing Pro TILES 3528 M•rk 8 5-249
Own notebook computer Call B-4 buying c:mputr
Karen 850-4439 ••TUTORING•• Ll•kY l howera Rep'd
Outaource your word The Dean of Tiie. C• Windows, Word,
proc: editing, compo· t1mlc new/repaired r• E IC e 11, Acc:esa
sltlon. gen office. Prof grout, bathrm remodel 20 Yrs EICp. 723-1985
Quality guar. 650-6106 plum bing L#670130
673-8065 or 846-6520 CONCRETE• CABINETS CHILD CARE MASONRY 3557 1'!FINISHING 3500 3538
Cllmblne up the Walt? * But Prlce/Qualltr Cabinet Renovation Call The Llndacape, brlc:tt, •tona Reface, refinish, paint 8A8YS ITTl!R Concnte. ~'1 .. 1007 CUst C.blnatl by Small 24 hr/Ill 1911/1"°"40tt Joba 145-4907 l624401 l!lrlck, Block, Stone, Tl ..
KITCHEN CABINllT Cone, Pello, Oftvew?,
Stalned or r,a1n11d. CLEANING Fplc:, BB0 1. Ref. 20 r
Variety of f nlshH. SERVICES 3548 etp. Tatry eaT07eM
Llc1118SJ0845 378-0371 ,....Quell~ • Pr,....,.
Wanted: 3 more qua!-.. P9Ct• of cone,... a
lly Cilenti w/ houM• masonry. lltt HfVlo9. CARE GIVER 3501 to clean. Christin•. ~ vra In araa.1314869
84CM1n pg 218-8183.
C•r• for S enlo,. A TOUCH Of' cuaa CONTUCTOIS Homecare +. apptt, Ctear11~ Rel/Comm
ahopgli1,· ate. Xlnt ,.f,, Uc/ • trrH Esl. GUllW. 3551
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SoUlh )'Oil hold: ... 011••
Tl~ IJ1Jdin1& h•• J mttedod: NORTH KA8'I' 80t1Tlt WdT
I• 10 ? Wh~ion do you lilkO?
A • Ir o th~<luh hid hy yw
would end lhll a\IC\ion1 hy •II mean•
make il Tho problrm 111 lhnt, In
evt'ry l)tst.em wo know, lhat would
IJe n ono-round force, nnd who
know• when-your 11idci wnuld l'nd
up. Po a -Jou mi1thl t:el rm op11e>r-
lunily I.Cl hi clul>tl lo~r
Q. 2 • lloLh vulncrnblo, as South
you hnld:
U.J8 1;1K43 OAK 105 •Q7 2
1'hc blddrng hna procet.'<lc.-d:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
INT ,rllA l'aH ra. r... 20
7
Whal acl1un do you.i.akc'/
A • Portner could nol net over your
stroni: oµcnin~ hid ond doe." not
have lht' hii:h-curd valuc11 for u
penally double of two clubs. ~-s111t.c
your 11cnr-mmc1mum no-trump
opening und line support. for port.·
ner's A11il , thi11 hund i11 going
nowhere l'n11s.
Q. 3 • Nl'ilh«'r vulnc:mhlc, ns
Soulh yo•) huhl:
•5 Q,J OH 7 4 2
The l11dd111~ hns pnic1•1'<IN1:
NOltTH .. :AS'r SOUTI I Wt:S'l'
IA Ubl ?
What acl11111 do yuu Ink<•!
A • Wh'.v f1rci1uow th111, W<'st is
going LO convt'rt lhe douhlc of one
spndr lo penalties? And l'YCn if lhaL
happens, whnl rnnkrs you think
thnl 11 rl'd-su1l conlmcL at tho two·
or Lhrcl'·lrovcl will be nny safer'!
l'oss. nnd lcl nnlurc t.nkc it.s course.
Q. 4 • Both vulni•rnblr, as South
you holcl
•A 9 H :\II OK II 7 0 :J 2
WhuL is your upcninic hill?
A • 1 .. >1i ah-.t l.o)(K1rr~h1d •
8hould you npen unc hl"tm , you will hav~ le> rubid lwo ht.'Ol'W nvcr 11ny
f'.W'PMM rf\lm purtncr t11.hcr lhan
ooc •flndo, 111nCC1 Uic h1u"J 11 nut IOOci t'llOUth ror I rCIVCTl41 LO lWO
afW'dcll. That. c:o11ld eaaily l'Ql\1ll in
!Ming .. I) :I llf'l4dO nt Th11 mini·
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Soulh ynu hold.
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Thi: bidding ho1< pro<.'C'odcd:
NOlrfll £AST SO\Tl'U Wl>!ST ao r... ?
Whut nFlion do you luku'!
A • You ore 11uN'IY mitlll111g an m • ..i.
11incc pnrt.ner would nol prl'Cmpt on
n hond w1lh a lonf(, sollrl 11uil onct u
11idc oco. I lowcvcr. you c11n expect
pnrtner lA1 deliver, aL n minimum,
cighl (lure tric;kis·in diam11ndll -
po1u1ihly a nine In view 1)fyo11r hold·
ing. We would t'Mlrocl for 11lum
hut, lff'flrcYenl a Jt>tcnlially fotal
lead thruu'llt lhe kin11 otllrarta"wo
would opt for aix no Lrump.
Q. 6 • As South. vulncrnblc, you
hold:
Tho hidding hns proccC'dcd: SOUTll WEST NOR'fll
I• rau INT
?
WhaL do you hid now'!
F.AST Pau
A • Y1111 shnul<J wnnt tn ploy u
gnmc in o 1J1f\ior i;uil whurc porlncr
hn!'"Clir<'c·cnrd sup('lOrt. The way l.c>
moke 11uro you get to ynur bell.er
m;uor 111 I.II jump l o four hcnrts,
leaving port.nrr lhr 011lion t.o con·
vcrl. A jump lA1 three ht'nrt..R, fol·
lowed U)' four hcnrt.s, ill ulso ACCClll•
ohlc;buL shghtly nversl.tlles the
strength of your hand
EMPLOYMENT
5530
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530
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f'rom 1IOOOtllO. 1 pc -.01" .._ 1CIMI. :u.. .... boolea...-e;~·-rn--s-.-----POWD IOAD
91C. Im~ c:e.h, • ..,.. •• e •"•t 7012 h:mn..ii'fifti'15MMfi'.
top I. 87wazt IY meg nn.-... _... ------· -------•I •H ...... YIP W/'18 ·-.-... -•• -.CIS--I0-1-1 ADOPTUIT IOHP Ewwuele 0 /8 . ~ .-....... EV9f'Y ... • Sun at No 11.i1er. Good cond.
.... ta• 1•• dryer, white, good working
cond,1~20. 722-0230
PETSMART, FOUIUln 11500/obo. ~11
~~tv·an:up~a. ':i 11'ELECTRIC
1ook1na for 1ov1ng, car· UV IOAT
Ing homH . CALL 517· N ~ p Jc t
9037 fot "'°'• Info. · • ac •
BONDA 9085 -----BTT9~'11 ,.014 by W. • SChoek Co.
rvanu VAQ v .. autlful ma?e DaP. EXCEUENT CONDITION 88 Chtlo LX met grey, matlon loOklng for a $8900 .. M0-8000 fully loaded, tinted ~----
Entertainment center w/ good famlly. Neutered 2e• PACIMAKiii window•, 85,000 ml,
dHk, c upboards, 3 and houaebroken . Spon11ah9f' ftyblld;9 2nd ownw, must .. 111
drwrs. dk oak S300. N .. da room to romp. twin lnbd.' complel~ $8,800 87fS..9287
King braaa hd bOard All caller• wlll b• elect, ready to fl1h.
& ft board, pd 1800r screened vlgoro&nly. $2• ooo 725-8455 •---------0 nly famlll11 w111 b• v, • UNCOLN 9120 ,...,•...,.i,...1_.S3___,1s,...._1_22_-0_2_30_,.. conaldered. Cill •714-__ __,,_.._ ____ ,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
L-ahapff cr•MI couch 854-004 t . · SPEED • 11 $75, Wood Bunkb9d •79 Townoar e very·
set w /mattr ... a'•• Columbian Red-Tall SIU BOATS 7016 thing working, new
$200. 19 cub ft. f'(lge/ Bo., nice marklngl, #tires. 78k ml. •1ec:1p.
freez. 1ld1 x side appro• 2 yrs old, e· In , ttonally roomy. 52800/ SlOO. Pine table & 4 length. Will .. u with &2 Kawaakl 4,41> obo. 721.1555 ch,. $100 t walnut aquarium & other e>C· Jetakl. Just rebll In 94
deak S50 ' 673-1311 traa for S350/obo. Call by Newport Seadoo.1"9"""1~-:c~0-n-:-t-.,--:a::-:1:":'1v-r-:ll:-:t-:-hr
310-925-3057. Only very very lo hrs. loaded, extd warnty,
OH white plllow-back Fr .. to good Home Y'/beach stand & trlr. orig owner, 46K ml.
couch, good cond, A "People CaL",Male, $1~/obo. 665-5418 $l4,500 644·5421 1140· 976-3254 short hair "Morris." T::-=.~:!~~toC:n~:; ~:fJ:~~~·95~~~~~:d. _MARIN ___ E_S_UP--S--
2
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2
MAZDA 9125
w/glus shelv11, Ilk• S b d d DOCRS 70 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new, 11200. Bedell w/ ave a use •n 1•
mlrror9d back & side abandon9d pets. B• a 93 Masda M!ata red/
bookc•••· Ch••t•r volunt••r/fo•l•r. C•ll 80' Mooring Uniquely Ian, loaded W/ extras
drawers & mirror 714-597·9037. I acce11lbl• and scenic & upgrades, low
s1 000. L•alher reclln· ToyMlnPlnsch•r·fem locallon. Seeking mll11, call for Info.
Ing chair & footstool Gorgeou1, bU</tan, 5 boaVpartnar. 723-0400 $16,500. 650-8321
$100. Call 673-4281 mos, hsebrkn, papers. BOAT SLIP
Wavel••• Waterbed $400 firm. 850-2723 Balboa Covea MERCEDES 91 30 King alz•· with oak Water & Electricity 650.6794 frame, 1Clnt cond, MUSICAL
s225. cau 444-4030. INSTRUMl:! .. ,..S DOCK SPACE '°'"' 6055 Newport Island. 26 ft iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil power boat or less. MERCHANDISE Dark blue Jackson, $190/mo. 650-1304
MISC. 6015 Dinky XL w/r•verse SLIPS AVAIL 42'·90'.
1989 580 IL Conven
perfect showrm cond,
78,000 ml. all malnl
records, new top. tires
& ball. $31,200. Steve/
days (619) 931 ·6789
eves (819) 431-0909
9' EX1emtlon ladder, 1elnt
$60. Wood shutter• to
fit dbl• sliding glan
dOOfl $400. 722-0230
l\eadstock. Been uHd nice loc, charter ok/
only 3 times. lnctud11 poss free slip. Amer
heavy-duty ABS road· Yt Charters. 673-4453 case. $500/obo. Call
31 o.92s-3os1. ------• liTiiOiiYiiOiiTiiAiiiiiiii·ii9ii2iiliiO
BIO SALE! -PIAN_O_S_& ___ , AUTOMOBILES
22 bronzes lncludlng ORGANS llfeslz• horses by 6059
Houston, 6' Bllnd Jus· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------
tlce, 6' Diana, dolphin Sp?nnet piano, xlnt CADILLAC 9040
'9.4 PASl!O. Blk, auto,
air , am/fm stereo
cass, spoiler, alarm.
9K ml. $13,995 or lake
over lease. 444-4156
table, mermaid end Instrument, w/match· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •=-~=--....,....---,,..-,.,--t bl M II I 74 Tovota Celle• OEN OFFICE Prr Nur•• Practloner to Retail ****** a e, ongo an •ave Ing bench. In tune. Run ai rongl needs
Temporary. 20-30 hrs/ assist w/busy primary Out of Santa Fe =::01;· ~g~~tfc:.er~.~ S485. 714-527·1854 *'83 El Dorado work. First $500 556-
wk. Gen office duties, care medical weight PT ul•• position In blea, nude "Girl In ---------• Grea~'l~:r5o. 8000 payroll, A./P, answer loss practice. PT/FT, Fashion Isl. Exp pr• & TV ELECTRONICS
pho nu, computer Npl Beach. FAX r• faned. Hrty+commlsslon. ~ff';!~ :~~. ch::!~'~ TE• o' ~8~2~C"""a-d~l~ll~a-c~S"""e-v~l".":ll-e 87 MR2 5 spd, A./C,
knowlOge a plus. Or· sum• 714-645·1059. Call Poppy 644-5953 curio cablneta, 7' 8e(.. S REO 608 XJnt cond. 1061< ml, full pwr, pwr wlndowa,
ganlzed. 642-0148 ' Prr Work Frr Pa~ Tudor Wanted.NB, for 2 glan 100-yr-old er• yellow+yellow leathr, am/tm stereo, cruise,
MA, CERT. to assist Sam-12 M·F, no e•p chlldren/5th & 7th grd, denza, c l olulone, 2 Orlon 12.. XTR snroof, Only $1850. sunrf, lint gls. S5000/
w/busy prJmary care necessary. $8.00/hr M·lh,3:30·6,Must be rosewood love aeal, 6' dual vole. coll V(OOf· OBO. (714) 646-8858 obo. 966-6310
medical weight toss Ask for Mark 852-0247 teach9'. $15/hr 759-3239 marble Roman nude ers. eandpui enc:lo-
practlce. PT/FT, Npl Part·Tlln• P e ople •tatu11. COit $11,000 sure & 700 watt Targa _C_HE_VR __ O_LE_T __ 9_0_4_5 nucvs 9220
Beach. FAX re1ume t d 1 dd 1 ---------each; Victorian love ampllfler Included for "
714·645·1059. wane 0 a rel8 •· EMPLOYMENT couch , 6' Baroque total price of $400/ ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair Jobs
around the house?
Let the
Cla11lfled
Service
Directory
CONTRACTORS
GENERAL 3558
CPP BUILDERS INC.
R11ldanllal Const.
Uc.#518424•1naured
17.14) 985-4983
DECK
COATING 3570
STOP Deck Leakal
Waterproof Coallnga:
Oeekl/Slalra. Best SI
Quall~ work. Free Est. L*58 430 722"'8719
DOORS 3580
An experienced
dependable door
hinger. G uar work,
reas. Don 521·8910
DOORS Rl!PAIRED
Satisfaction guaranteecll
Mike 81111, 565-3344
or 642-.2043 L#431630
ELECTJUCAL 3610
A-1 l!leotrtca? work
Duncan Construction
Quick R•:i•• Local Uc. • 7042
Electrloal ~
Wlr1ng, r,hon .. , cable.
Refa. nlegrlly. Sr.
dlac. 24 hrs. 798-2518
LACllY•i•l!Ll!CTRIC
25 vr• exp. Frff .. 1.
Rel/Comm. Sr disc.
L41238300 942.eaea
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PBNC!S
•Dias 3815 ...... ., ....... ,.........,,, .... '**'II
....... Low prlcee. Uc'd
......... Conllr.11"'301
GWll
11111015 3182
bels for pay. You have 1•
a lyp•wrlter, computer SERVICES 5533 m Irr 0 ' • ,c Inn• bar obo. 310-925-3057 85 Chevy Cava lier • 9 3 c HE yy s 1 o °' good handwrillng. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii vases, 6 screen, Convert Xlnt cond TAHOI! V8 5 d
lnt'I LO. rates app!Y. --•-palnllnr· Ivory, jade, 103K ml whl wr red t d d • 16K ·rip •
1·809-474-4289 Please be aware that ate. 1 40 Logan #I, Int. ne:.V top, all s~~ ' 64~6e9'.j
the llallngs In this cal· Costa Mesa. 444-11 12 TRANSPORTATION power, Only $2450 ·
egory may require you•---------080. (714) 646-8858 •---------Ma aTATI UU1 to call a 900 number WANTED AUTOS
eu.y Wiii-ti locllon. ~"t,~~c:.r 1~T~':rte1.s 1 TO BUY 6019 BOATS 7011 CHRYSLER 9050 WANTED
CCf'l1> pill\. Fu ....... ·--------1=jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C111 Ron Tlytof. r.I CLASSIFIED 1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil n.'""11111 ... It'• the resource you 4 Mahogany lyre back 18 FT LAUNCH fiber· '82 Le Baron Con• Wanted: car, minivan It can count on lo sell a dining chalre & match· gl1. Teak deck, b9aut vert. White. Full or van conversion. Newpor myriad of mercha~ Ing arm chair. Good boall New dlesel eng. power , xlnt cond. $200.$5000. Will come 673• 7300 dise Hema, becauH c:ond. 31()-430-9971 $6950/obo. 675-7939 $8500. Call 496-2663 to you. 839-7868 our columns com1>9I
9270
Real Estate
GLASS/ HAUUNG 3720 IANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PET TELEPHONE
MIRRORS 3682 IAWNCARE 3808 SERVICES 3870 SYSTEMS 3926 JUNK To The DUMP QUALITY CARa
HARBOR GLASS CO. (714-988-1882) lamael'a Qard•nln1 20 Y" llCp, e1ecell1nt CAREFRH VACATION! Phone Jacka ~ Jack
Comm/All. Storefrnl, Wlll haul what Trash Complel• clean-up, wor kmanship, fair Don't 1tre11 rour pat1. $25AJA K Man won'U 964-5259 prlcea. 645·2417 Ron ln·home TLC by COM Moves/I natal I. Roi/ windows. wrdrbe, tub/ Tr•• trim, General shower. Uc. 642·0424 Malnlenanc:.. 550-11311 CHUNG'S PAINTING r11. •Dally walkl/hugs Comm. 444.eeso. HE.Alm, BEAUTY 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlc:el •Scheduled feedings.
Landaoape Malnt. •Mall p ickup, etc. a flTNESS 3740 Guar work. FrH Est. •OaJly check-In If req. TRANSLATOR/ HANDYMAN 3710 Repalr/Mow/Ctean-upa Uc#375602 538-1534 Mallbu-llghl.Speclalst •LOW RATES. Lie/ TUTOR 3927 JENKINS PAPNT!NO bonded/refs. 644-4841 •ac:k Bay Chiropractic Call Pel• 722·7732
Home&R1nl1I Properll11 Announces Or OarleM Int/Ext. Wallpaper, Pager 294-3722. SPANPSH/l!NGLISH Paint-Carpentry-* Lara 631-0200 * TREES drywall, texturing, .ic. Personalized Pel Care Ind/group lessons by Drywall and morel 2675 IMne Av•Stt111 Topped/Remove. L1wna, David, 1·8()()..880..8222 Kennel alternallva. No exp'd . So. Amer Tutor. o.,,, 845·5277 ~p .,.t-3411 Emerald Painting 1tr1H or worry. Uc, Suaana 873·7409 LoH Fat Fast! Our MDI
get results. Late at lnVExt wallpaper/tile Ins. Raf• 673-7164 Carp'try, rool'g, plbg
paint'~ glaublocka diets & mads aa ... n LEGAL Compellllva ratea. 10 yrs TUTORING 3930 Elec lie/Stucco. on lV'a 20/20 & Feb. exp.FrH 111 751·20311 PL1J¥BING 3890 Conaete d1ckalR1palr1 Allure mag. Newport SERVICES 3812 Q.,,e Abrame Painting MORGAN, Uc:'d 850-3281 Barlatrlc Ctr. 673-8588 SAT Semlnare. Excel lnl/Ext Oual PalnVReu $ THE LO<:AL PLUMBER with Pat O'Oowd. T111 Carp•ntry•l!IKtrlcal R•fl•JCOlog~ Ther•p~ Uc:/lns since 71. Cell r• .. Wllll1111 8ang.trt Co.· a Ince 1979. 5 Lega? Form prep Plumblng•orr,wall & wlll help you achieve moved & retaxt. &41-88n Since 11147 meetings In Irvine your l oals. ClaH•• Pr:J:.:ratlon More. Comm I R11ld. Olvorc llVTru1V1tc. lk•'• Custom Painting Frlandty Service $1115. Call 673·2360. Jim 841·7494 dally. 79-7827 *** 894-e075*** Pr-0f, Clean, Quallty L#478000 07H304
lhlatauMa .... • HAHDYMAN Carpen· Work. lnVExt & Oock1, Plumblng Repelra & WALL try, Ille, plumblng & A M range of Therapy T•nant eviction aervlce, ll073418 631-4810 Drains cleared from Rell8Y91 11te11, tenalon, uncon111t9d divorce & $5.50. All nx1ur11 In· COVERINGS 3932 roof. 25yrs llCP w/refs. muscleach11 1164·11783 aupport modification. 'RAINBOW Clrc l• Malnt. alallsd. S11v1'• 545-8298 Jerry 8•11 77fS..8380 Fr•• con1ull. 457.0388 Pllntlog. lnVExt. HouMI Cuatom Wallpaper ApL Oual. Job. Frff ut Preol•• Plumblng Home Reatoratlon a JEWELRY 3784 St. lcl569897 636-8888 Repairs & Remodeling 8trlppln9/Palntln9 Remodellng. Tiie, No lob too amatll MOVING 3834 ROMAN PAINTING Fr" Esllm1t11 drywall, woodwork, L#887398 869-1090 5% Ott w/ld. 873-2937 f1nc11, deck1, room Wiiiiam HarOld Jewelera ·Sine• 1974· Wallpaper·P•lntinv addlllone, roofs, gan Watch & )iewelry repair /Int /Ext /R11 /Com repairs. Comm/A••· An~ Fine Jewelry PUBLIC NOTICE Uc#8118845 378-0371 POOL Marine-flea/Quality
Refl/FrH Estlm1111. Birt/ Ide 873.0385 The Calif. Public Utlll· GuarantHd·Call Grant
John, 847·S920 Un CommlHlon RE· TOP QUALITY SERVICE 3894 386-0157/24 hr pe99
INT /EXT, Vwy lmtnldi1t1 ReaponHI QUIRES that all uHd Orane• Co Handymen LANDSCAPE• houa•hold g ood• com1>9tlllv1. Uc #Me. Dave Th• Automatfo We gate should hang Eleciflcal/Plumblng LAWN CARE 3808 mover~rlnt their 228. Jay 71 4-650-5068 Pool Man. Cleaning together. Strip, ln11a11, Paint/Carpentry P.u.c . T number; eW,P, YOUNQQUlaT & repair. Very r•a•· actvlc• 10 th• crazy. Frff Elt. 83t-3H8 llmoa and chautfeurs onable. 714-KM'780 831-2111 anytime Pelntlnl Contraoter
Pl umblng/elec/water Lawn hrvtoe. Mow/ C:' thelt T.C.P. num-Oual. pPitlng by 11<ona
heatera/sprlnklers/call edge/aod/IJ>tlnklefl/ In all actvent ... Ucl l020M. Ina, -
fan1. FREE Eatlmat11I cln·up. Al .... 8718 menl8. If ~u have a f fN .. t. ... W305 ROOFING . 3910
241-0137 or 218-8189 IV• mag °' catl aner s q u.stlon a ut th• le-
gallty of a movet, limo Can't 1 .. m to •••lo Yard Ma?nt. .. .......... lpec ... l•J Semi Retired c:ontractot. L..,...~ C?eanupel or chauffeur, call: Pl.UO •VOCAL Aepalra. Es&ab t 11'7 • get to all thoN Apra. lmprvmnta, aml T,.. ""'"".21 L PubliO UtMkl .. LISSONS 38M FREE Est. L111323e42 rtpalr Job• ~·· Quall'l;. tnl~ty, Kaut:,.. •T 4a CommlulOn M0-77S1 714-15M181 atoUnd the houaa? care,~ 2·1 o AltROP'L~ •THDW li06Jne6• c.mg fOf' •ach land-.-.anq 6 Y*• ... tone • For .. of YOut roofing let the
::'.:· b9Qfoiilng to Claellfled HAULING 3720 aoape .. W It w.e my PADITllfG 3151 nffda. A91'oof/r.palr • own. Leny •~n teechet • .izo.=~ Uc 8381'4 ....... ,22 Service
........... landlC~ Dlreotory Pweo ~·-Mvanoed -....,,,... ...... , Appl-6 tmgaaon, Trtm"""ll ··~ ..... ,...... Tll.IPBONE help you find M Cll, Yard Cl9.,,.Up, & Aemcwale, CtMn-•touohuPa· M .... • Neher c_,,,
Etc... Call Mlk • upa & Mali:c,.:. Uc. u ............ llncW Enl.nalnfnent Aval. SYSTlllS 3121 ,.,lablt help.
..... 139t 111H002s. • toe UCI ..... l4W20I -.MMlfet IMCMMt ...... 7 •
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EACH WEEI< FOR ONL\~ sza ' ': 1 , •• ' •
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TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRa PUZZLE
ACR01S 52 &ringed ' ,,..,.,.. "°""' 65 ~ I _ _,..., 81 TV1 Wlnt19Y
• ~to 62 Goddea of ~ dlWn 14 Wed MCl.aly t!3 ~
15 9aNbe1 ftel u I -·--18 LIDOnel-'ilke ............
fla\oOting 65 Sault -Mal ...
17 One mofe Ume 80 Type ot energy
18 On tn.-tn 87 Go ln&lde
lltghl 68 Broedcalter
111 StcnH KCIPCMIC
20 Vtnellal'I 89 Hogs
traveler '22 Ridge DOWN 23 -materiaJa· 1 F>acket ol
24 PastpO!t • paper companion 2 Gvnirast
26 Narrow KortM w11erway 3 Fly high
30 Consume 4 Heroic 11ory
31 Higtlland 5 Argenline ml$s garment 6 Underneath 28 Unit
35 A.IMS alOll 7 Inland ... of 29 Blonde shade
36 Female &it1e Mia 30 G~ coal 37 Exftnet blld 8 Tea urns 32 Reflection 36 Old oat11e town 9 Undercover 33 Not so high
38 A1r1'fle ammo cops 34 Legendi 40 Wrap 10 Plfka 39 Moll l!Wly
42 ButterflV catc:tier 1 1 Faun 40 C1ean 43 Fury · 12 Ouettions 41 Peppery ··44 Highest polnJ 13 FOi fear that 43 Writer -
45 luac's IOl'l • 21 Caresses Fleming
·H Ful of hoC -25 ·-1 Wonderful 44 Swear 48 EleciOfs ufe" 46 Restreu state 49 Sisters 26 Shed light 50 Wedding-party
51 W()l1(ed as
• model
52 -Star State
53 "Once -• midnight dreary .. •
54 Jog
lie Ot>serve
57 Sufficient:
archaic: • 58 P1straml Hiler 511 FBI agent
60 'Jane-·
51 Cook's vessel 27 Large t>oo+ts member .,..~ ..... """'-,,.......,~ ------~-p ...... ~....,.~"""""'f!~~
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WUICl.Y RRIDQS AN8WGl8
Q. I • !a11t.oW• wh...-.bl ... M
SQ.1th .~• hold
.t4 ot111 4'AJtl41
1110 hidd1n11hn•1 h-.tttided.
NOR1'H KAST 80UTH WU'1'
•• t o ' ~h•11Cl•on do you wkl!l'I
A • If 11 lhrt'<' cluh hid hy you
would end tho auttion, by all means
make iL 1'ho problf'm 1• ihat, in
every ayalem we know, I.hat would
be 11 one-round force, 1111d who
knows when' your 11ido would t'nd
up. ~Mii -you might i;ct nn oppor-
tunity t.o hid club11 lnt..cr.
Q. 2 -Both vulncruhlc, 0 11 Snulh
you hold:
•AJll \;1(43 OAK t05 4Q'7 2
The bfddillK 111\8 proccwdcld:
SOUTH Wt;ST NORTH 1NT r... r ... r.. r ... 20
1
Wl111t i1ct1on do yuu t.uko?
A • Porlnrr cnu Id not act over your
t1Lrong opcnmi: hid ond docs not
have the hi11h-c:ard v11IU1.'ll for a
pcn:illy double of Lwo clubs. Despite
yunr nc:1r-mux1murn no-lrump
opening und line support. for port.-
ner's 11uil, this hand it going
nowhere. 1'11111.
Q. 3 -Nl'1lhl'r vulncrahlc, 118
South you hold.
C-t0ff782 •ff
Ttw liidcl 1111: hnH proccNlc'<i:
NORTH l',AST SOUTH W.:81'
•• l>hl 1
What act.11111 do y1111 t11k1•'!
A • Why 111c11unll' lhat West i11
gmng to cmwc•rt lhc douhlc of one
11pudr to pcnalLics? And rvc11 i(thaL
happcn11, whuL mnkcs you think
t hat n rcd-11uit conLrocL nL the twll-
or thrcr-lrvcl will be nny 11afcr'!
l'oss. Rnd let nature t.nkc ii.II coul'llC
Q. 4 -Both vulm•rnblc, RS South
y1111 hold·
•A 9 8 ~ 4 vK 8 7 0 3 2
Wh:n 1s your 11pcn1111( bul?
A • lmll ahalfd IA• yoor rt'bitl 8hcMld ~ Opaft UNI llC',lrt, )'UU Wiii
haVtl to "--bid lwg ~na ovef any
n111p11n11C rrom pnrtncr otllCI lhOn
one 1111i1dc, a1nco Uui hand •• not aood 1•nou1h (or I revt'rlli. LO lwo
apiadH.. 1'hal C"Ould ('jliuly ft'lltll~ 1n ~Ina n 6·3 apedt• nt. 1111' muu
mum hund la cuter Lo handle
c~. 5 • Nt•llhcr vulnc>rnbll'I, Ill Sout.h YoU hoJd·
•AK 16 ' OK t o.J 3, M Q tO.
T11u hiddlng ho11 prf'le('~IC'd:
NOll'l'll EAST SOlTnt WU1' 'o r... T What nclion do you tuko'l
A • You nro 11urt'ly miiuun~ on Ott',
ainco pnfl..ncr would nol prt.oempt on
a h1111d wit.ha lonf(, solid 11uil onrl a
side nee. However, you ci111 expect.
pnrt.nrr w dollvrr, ot u minimum,
eight eure Lriclui In diomond11 -
pou1bly a nine in view oryoor hold-
ing Wr would conlrnct filr 1h1m
but, "'' prevent n' polcnt.inlly rouil
lcud through the kinl( ofhrarlAI, w&
would opt !Or tli no trump.
Q. 6 • NI South, vulncrRble, you
hold:
•KJ ff63 OAJ 1063 C-A 7 •A
The hidding hos procccth.od:
SOUTH WEST NORTH F..AST
Pan I• Pan INT
1
Whnl do you hid now'!
A -Yuu should wonl lo pluy u
l{ome in n mujor 1111il where pnrlnur
hr111 lhl't'C·c:nrd 11upporL The wny Lo
mnkc 11urc you .:N lo ynur hell.er
ml\)or 111 w jump W four hcmt.H,
leuv1ni: parlnrr the opliou lo con·
vcrl A jump l.11 lhrcc hen rt.II, fol·
lowed by four h<!nrll, i11 ulau ncc:e11L-
nhlr. but slightly O\enJtaw11 lhe
strrngth of your hnnJ.
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530 5530
Ml1C•1 11DJU fOllllUD a !!!iOfllCl~IQ&D 7011 fOID 1171
II .. , ........ I '51 ... MM .,.,..., lloOr
DllQVll tOIO ...., • f:,:"9.o.. ... ~ ~~!!!!!!!!!!~I leltl•• I aA lood ••"7r.7;-.;: r ..,.,.. llW• "'-"" 8'd1111.,.. 1000/0b0 • ......,.,,
Prom , .. ,MO. 1 po -.011t ... 1CIM\.
IO ef""9 ...... ~ _..;..;-..------t
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Tl .... rena ..... .. .... kll, r fd.-.ock
C*lti lnlMe. new lnL '*°"·....., ~ ,. ...... bell
oltar .... 4360 Inga, bOOk8. tumlbn. -• ecc. lmri'*9... OMt\, ~ G & ;,
toe> 1. en.1223 1¥ mea UDIALS 8041 ------tmWlliiiiiiiiSiiMfi: ••••••••mt ... .-,llW V1ft wfl/5 1 owner, all orig: .....---•• -.. CIS--1-0_1_1 ADOPT~IT IOHP lvtnNde 0/8. 2atv1 eflg •• rebuilt ...-~..... Evwy a.a a. Sun • ., No"*'· Oood cond. auto trant, Jdnt C:ond,
PETSMART, Fountain 11500/obo, M&-6411 Jutt amogged, 17950
Valley. Pupple1, kit• tl'IUCTRJC &41.8200 pp. ten• and mora, all ll••t•• · QH ~ryer, white, gOOd working
cond,tf20.722-0230 IO<*lnu for iov1na. car-IAY IOAT BONDA ftl\85 lnG homff. CALL 591· ~ Packet wv ---------9037 for more Info. by w.o. SchO<:k co. ~ 8014 a .. utlful mele Dal-EXCElilNTCONDmON 88 etvto LX met grey, metl.,. 1ooklng for a 11900 * '80-8000 fuUy loaded, tinted
Ent~nt center W/ good family. Neutered ai• PiCiliikiA wlndOWI, 85,000 ml,
deatc, cupboard•, 3 and houaebroken. Spoftf1sher flybrldge 2nd owne<, mull Hiii
dtwft, dk oak S30(). Naida room to romp. twin lnbd,' complet~ , SS,800 87S.S287
King bfau hd board All caller• will be elect, ready to Rth. a. ft board,. pd $800, acreened vigorously. S28 ooo 725--8455 -------n-
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-2-0 Mii 5. 722-0230 Only famlllH wlll b• 1 • UHCOLN • 't1ii\8~~iN:iMii:04MiC:tih considered. Call 714--------------
$75, w 0re-::t!, 854-004l. SPEED• '79 Townoar Ev•rv·
ul w /ma u Columblan Red-Tall SIU BOATS 7016 thing working, new . 1200. 19 ~ub ft. fflge/ Boa, nice markings, · · urea. 78k ml, excep-
f reez 1ld• x aide approx 2 Y ... oltl, 6' In tlonalty roofuy $2800/
1100.' pin. tabl• & 4 . tengih. Will · ••II with '&2 Kawaakl 4.40 obo 72·1_1555·
chr9 1100. 1 walnut aquarium & other ex· Jetakl. Juat reblt In 94 · d•ak $50 673-1311 traa for $350/obo. Call by Newport Seadoo.1'e"""1,,......""c_o_n.,..t.-,--=,~11:-v-r/1~t'.":'h-r
310-925-3057., ' Only very very lo hr1. loaded, extd warnly,
Oft white pillow-back Fr•• to good Home W/baach 1tand & trlr. orig owner, 48K ml.
couch, good cond, A "People Cat.", Male, 11500/obo. 665-5418 s14,5oo 644-5421
1140. 875-3254 ahort hair "Morris." · --~------T:: z~~=:,0c-:n~:; ~:~:w~~.'95r;~~~rcfd. MARINE SUPS 022 MAZDA 9125
w/glaH •h•lvH, Ilk• S b d d DOCRS 7 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new, $1200. eec:ta9t w/ ave a u11 an 1•
mirrored back & Ilda abandoned pets. B• a 83 Mazda Mlata red/ bookca••· cheater volunt••r/foaler. Call 80' Mooring Uniquely tan, loaded W/ extras
drawers & mirror 714-597-9037. accesalbl• and scenic & upgrades, low
$1000. Leather reclin-To~ Min Plnsch•r-fem location. Seeking miles, call for Info. Ing chair & footstool . Gorgeous, blk/tan, 5 boat/partner. 723-0400 $16,500. 650-8321
$100. Call 873-4281 moa, hsebrkn, papera. BOAT SLIP
Wav•l•H Waterbed $400 firm. 650-2723 Balboa Coves MERCEDES 9130 King alze with oa)( Water & Electriclty 65CM3794 frame, xlnt cond, MUSICAL DOCK SPACE
$225· Call 444-4030. INSTIU'MtNTS 6055 Newport Island. 26 ft
I---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil power boat or less.
MERCHANDISE Dark blue Jaokaon, 1190/mo. 650-1304
MISC. 6015 Dinky XL w/reverH SLIPS AVAIL 42'·90',
1888 580 SL Conven
perfect ahowrm cond,
78,000 ml, all malnt
records, new top, tires
& ball. 131,200. Steve/ daya (619) 931~789
eve1(819)431-0909
9' Extenalon ladder, >tint $60. Wood ahuttera to
flt dbl• alldtng glal'S
doora $400. 722-0230
headatoc:k. Been used nice loc, charter ok/ only 3 tlmaa. Includes posa free allp. Amer
heavy-duty ABS road· Yt Charters, 673-4453 case. $500/obo. Call
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'94 PASEO. Blk, auto,
air, am/fm s tereo casa, epoller, alarm.
9K ml. S 13,995 or take
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table, mermaid end Instrument, w/match-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-....-.--,,,,---_,,,.-.,.,-table, Mongolian slave Ing bench. In tune. 74 Toyota Cellca OEN OFFICI! Prr Nurae Practloner to Retall ****** table, 5• angel, cherub 5485. 714_527•1854 *'83 El Dorado Run atrongl needs Temporary, 20-30 hra/ asalat w/busy primary Out of l•nta Fe console & coffee ta· Great Buyl $2950. work. First $500 556-wk. Gen office duties, care medical weight PT aalea poaltJon In blea, nude "Glrl In 642•3559 8000 payroll, AJP, answer loss practice. PT/FT, Fashion Isl. EJtp pr•
phones, computer Npt Beaeh. FAX re-ferred. Hrly+commlsslon. ~~~~ ~:. ~h~~r~ TV, ELECTRONICS, 82 Cadlllao Sevllle1_8_7_M_R_2_5_a_p_d_, -AJ-C,
knowlOge a plus. Or· aume 714-645-1059. Call POl)py ~953 curio cabinets, 7• Bel· STEREO 6080 Xlnt cond. 106K ml, full pwr, pwr windows,
ganlzed. 642-0146 Prr Work Frr Pay Tudor Wanted.NB, for 2 glan 100-yr·old ere-yellow+ yellow leathr, am/fm stereo, cruise,
MA, CERT. to assist 8am·12 M-F. no exp chlldren/5th & 7th grd, danza, clolsalone, 2 Orlon 12" XTR •nroof, Only $1850. sunrf, tint gla. S5000/
w/busy prJmary care nece11ary. $8.00/hr M·th,3:30-6,Must be rosewood love Hat, e· dual volC41 coll woof· OBO, (714) 646-8858 obo. 966-6310
medical weight loss Ask for Mark 852-0247 t11cher. $15/hr 759-3239 marble Roman nude era. Bandpall enclo-
practlce. PT/FT, Npt Part-Tim• People atatuea, coat $11,000 aura & 700 watt Targa _C_H_E_VR __ O_LE_T __ 9_0_4_5 nucvs 9220
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7 dya 239-0289 24 hra FREE ESTIMATES dependable door Plumblng•Dry,wall & wlll help you achieve Prepar•tlon moved & retext. 841-88n Sine• 1947 meeting• In Irvine
297-8081 David hanger. Guar work, More. comm 1 Reaid. your goals. Clas••• Olvorce/Wlll/TruaVetc. Ike'• C ustom Painting Friendly Service $195. Call 873-2360.
Tim RHvH Floortnt reaa. Don 521 .. 910 Jim 641-1494 dally. 87e.7827 *** l94-60J6*** Prof, Clean, Quallty L.#476000 875·9304, ________ _
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MAC TUTORING or 642·2043 Lif431830 roof. 25yra exp w/refa. muscle aches 1164-11783 support modification. RAINBOW Clrol• MaJnt. 15·50· Al .xturH n-Jerry Bell 775-8380 F It "57 ,..... p..i...i...., .... ~ .. ....,_.., alllled. Si.vt 1 545-82981=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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quality guar. 850-6106 plumbing L.1670130 .John '"'"'7 ••20 ti•• Commlaalon RE· TOP QUALITY SERVICE 3894 315-0717124 hr pa,. llfftrtClll Hanclyn'8n ' -• .,... INT/EXT. Very lmmedlala ~pcnHI 873·8065 or 846-8528 CONrD'l!'l"l:I & QUIRES that all uaec:t ~u~ Wiring, phon••· cable. Orante Co HandylNNt LANDSCAPE• houaehold good a compelltlve. Uc 111&48-D•ve The Automatlo We gala 1hou1<1 hang ~!fIINENISTHSING
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Stained or painted. Fplc, BBOs. Aef, 20 r • DICD 3615 Rp19. lmprvmnta, •ml T~_ T .............. Lt Public UtltltlM WSONS 3••• FREI! E.a. Ut323142 Variety of flnlahH. SERVICES 3548 Exp. Terry 997·7.e4 k>bt. Ouallty, Integrity, MMHlll9 • .,...... Comml-'e>n vvv M0-77A1
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