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Corona del Mar
serves up new coach
GRUMBLE
You ,re a grouch -
stand up. be proud
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Bear Street School sold for $5.3
• Though not the hig hest bid, school board accepts developer's
off er to tum the site into a 79-unit housing 'tract.
cuss the offers and potential litigation.
Confusion erupted among developers
and trustees when Carolyn Stocker, the
district's executive director of business
services and auxiliary operations, reject-
ed four of the six offers because they
contained cQJltingencies. Some develop-
ers said they were not aware the district
would throw out contingency bids.
pointed out a contingency in the propos-
al. The bid was tentative, pending
approval by the company's land com-
mission at an Aug. 28 meeting.
r-----------------------------~ • BEAR STREET SCHOOL FACTS: :
+ BUILr. 1965 :
By Julie Ross Cannon, Dally Pilot $4.5 million from the sale to help offset a
more than $8 million loss in the county
investment pool bankruptcy.
+ Q.OSED AS SQtOOI.! 1987 : + CURRENT TENAN'r. Orange :
County Department of Education : + PROPERrY SIZE: 10.8 acres • NEWPORT-MESA -Despite receiv ..
lng ""two higher written offers, school
board members accepted a developer's
$5.3 million oral bid Tuesday night for
the surplus Bear Street School property.
But the bidding didn't go off without
a hitch.
The distrtct's procedures created so
much confusion that board president
Judy Franco pulled the trustees and
legal counsel into closed session to dis-
After opening the sealed bids, Stock-
er initially accepted a $5.522 million
offer from Kaufman & Broad as the high-
est, until djstrtct attorney Clayton Parker
Stocker then announced the next
highest bid without a contingency a
$5.1 million offer by John Laing Homes.
But board members were conf\lSed as
to why they had to accept an offer with-
out contingenaes. Superintendent Mac
Bernd asked Parker why the district
+ FUTURE USE: 79-unit housing :
development : + APPRAISED: S4.S million : + HIGHEST REJECTED BID: $5.6 :
million from Greystone Homes 1 I I 'lhlstees had hoped to pocket at least • SEE SITE SOLD PAGE 5 L-----------------------------~
Surfers-,
• swnnmers
may share
beaches
• U plan is adopted,
beach-goers may wave
goodbye to blackball law
on certain stretches of city
shorel.i.Ile.
By Evan Henerson, Dally Pilot
Summer blackball restnctions
can be revoked on three four-
block stretches of city beaches
provided surfers and swunmNs
agree lo share the beaches m
q~stion, a recreation subcom-
mittee agreed Tuesday.
The newly crafted proposal to
rescind the city's blackball law
will go the city's Parks, Beaches
und Recredtton €om.mission Sept
5. If the commission approves the
. proposal, it will move to the New-
port Beach City Council for final
approval in late September. West
Newport residents whose homes
front city beaches will also get a
look at the proposal Aug. 30
Once the proposal reaches
the City Council, local surf indus-
try representatives will submit
pldns to raise money to meet the
costs associated with non-black-
ball beaches. City Manne Safety
Capt. John Blauer estimates the
pnce lag will come to $4.458. Ken
Bonner, who chairs the Blackball
Revision Subcommittee, pro-
posed a local surf competition as
a fund-raiser, possibly as part o(
the annual Sea Fest.
To make the proposal even
more attractive to the council,
surfers hope to raise $20,000,
wtuch the city spends each year
keeping surfers out of the 40th to
44th street beaches. Preserving
that stretch as a swimmers-only
beach is also part of the revision
committee's proposal.
NU we could cul into that
$20,000, l think the council might
really like the p roposal," Bonner
said.
Under current city law, surfing
is prohibited on all Newport
• SEE BLACKBALL PAGE 5
CLASS BOOKINGS
MAAC MARTIN I DAllV PILOT
Pre-med student Grace Espino, 22 (left) and her sister Judy, 21, look for hard-to-get classes as they wait tn. llne near the ad.mis-
sions building at Orange Coast College. The older Espino said getting the right classes was "extremely d.lfftcull"
Fewer students enroll as
OCC fall semester begins
Orange Coast College
opened its fall semester Mon-
day with a slight drop 10 stu-
dent enrollment. The school
registered 21,119 students by
the end of the first day of class-
es, ace community relations
director Jim Carnett said. Last
year's first-day total was 21,354.
Despite fewer classmates,
many students spent their first
day waiting in line to drop or
add courses.
Students can continue to
register for fall classes through
Sept. 1. Open registration is
available on a walk-in basis in
the college's adnussions office
from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m . Mondays _
through Thursday$ and 8 a.m.
lo 5 p.m. Fndays. ·
The 15-week classes begin
Sept. 11, and mid-semester
classes kick off Oct. 23 . Carnett
said he expects the final fall
enrollment to top 24,000 stu-
dents.
-Julie Ross Cannon
Costa Mesa
cracking
down on
garage sales
• Code enforcement
officers will be out every
weekend, recording the
number of garage sales
and keeping track of them
on a computer.
By Tina Borgatta, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -lf you've
already had two garage sales tlus
yedr and are planrung a third this
weekend, you may want to think
twice about 1t
Costa Mesd'!. code enforce-
ment ofhc:.ers will be patrolling
the ne1gh-
b or hoods
this week-
end with a
new plan
dlJTled at res-
idents who
Vlolate the
city'!. two-
sale.,-d-year
rule.
·we've
been send-
ing out let-
ters to resi-
dents we
know have
already had
one or two
garage
sales," said
Sandy Ben-
son, who
heads the
city's code
enforceme nt
efforts.
" A n d
we're com-
puterizing
all the lnfor-
mallon. It
should all be
r---------·---., I • I • . Garage Sale • l Game plan l
I I : + Costa Mesa :
1 code enforce-' I I • ment officef1 • l will check l
: nejghbor-: l hoods each :
: weelteod and l
• document •
: addresses of l l garage sales. : • + If a second :
sale is docu-· l
~edat :
one address. I
the owner will ;
receive a tet-:
ter from the l
city. : + A third sale l
warrants a :
citation, whiCh •
could lead to :
a $100 fine or :
a tJ!ftier mis-:
demNn6r : tharge. :
I L.------------'
up and ready for this weekend.·
Under the previous program,
code enforcement officers were
out m the neighborhoods docu-
menllng garage sales only about
twice a month
• SEE GARAGE PAGE 5
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•Balboa resident is trapped in a tangle of bure aucracy after bottle of brew explodes on his desk .
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
BALBOA -All Jim Fournier wanted
was a bottle of beer. What he go\ was one. broken beer
bottle, one free case of Coors, a dam-
aged keyboard and telephone head set
and a lot of people making a lot of tele-
phone calb.
The trouble began Saturday after-
noon when Fournier, a Balboa apart-
ment manager and publisher of the Bal-
boa Blab newsletter, brought hom e
three quarts of Coors beer. He placed
one unopened bottle on h1s desk next to
his computer te rminal and took the oth-
er two to the ref;ligerator.
As he returned. the unopened bottle
on his desk exploded, splattering beer
all over bis phone and computer key-
. board, Fournier Mid. lbe dam1lge b an
81tlmated $100 to S200 Worth.
~o days later, PoUmier called TOdd
Harper, Coan' talet manager for
Orange County. H~ came to
PoUmler'1t.-. ....... ~
(or the tncda~ ,av: ~
caeotCoon.
•tt'• up to ..m dllbibUtor boW tD
handle a situation like that,• Harper
said. •From my point of view, J like to
take care of the customers •
When Fo\lUlier asked about beirig
reimbursed for his damaged equipment.
Harper referred Fournier to the compa·
ny's corporate office in Anaheim. The
ment of Alcoholic Beverage Control was
notified and is investigating whether to
take disciplinary action against Coors.
The company has referred the matter to
its risk management and government
affairs divisions. "
ABC District Administrator Dale Ras-
f ollowlng day, a
co m pa ny
spokesman told
him that, by law,
Coor was only
authorized to
reimb u rse
Fourruer 25 cents.
"The distrid Bales manager
seemed to have hJa heart In
the 1*Jhl Pface ... "
mussen said his
agency is still tJy-
ing to de termine
bow best to pro-
ceed. •The distrid
salh manager
seemed to have
his heart in tbe
right place,• Rat·
-DMI DSlllJSSEN
State law pro-
hibits manufactur-
ers of alcoholiC beverag from gwmg
consumers anytbirig worth more than
25 cents. Any •gift• priced higher than
25 cents might suggest the company
was trying to bribe the consumer.
Therefore, Harper's good-will g -
ture may have been againSt th law
and.' t'Ulftntly, ~bu only a qu&r•
ter from Coon to Iii bb hMdMt 'and
key~. .
PourDier wrote ...... tD .... Sen.
RcmJohmon. wt.o..wtmmnbmU.0
tdOk tO the phoaM. 1be ... o.pan.
mussen sekt. •He
may ju.st have dK>len the wroog prod-
uct to pJ..cete a customer with."
Coon spokfllWoman Cinde Oolpbln
said the company.woWd=lt to Ml•
isfy Pounder, . but on)J thro laWful
mND$. • 1t'1 very tricky, DOW
With Alcobolk: BeYerage Control
invoNed. • Dolpbin 'tlldd. • .M far • I
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. almanac
• IDf'l'Olt'S NOTI: Do you or someone
you know haw • landmartc birthday or
annlwtsaly coming up? tf '°' w.'d like
to Include It In our Almainac section.
PSeAte all tne Information Into th&
ReAders' Hotline, 642-6086, fAX lt to 646-
41170, or mail it to Oty Editor Iris Yokol,
3.30W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
You may elso send photognaphs. but
pl.as. be sure to include a self-
..c:tdress.d stamped envelope if you'd
like it returned.
BANKRUPTQES
Recent bankrupt~ as reported to the
Federal hnkruptcy Court in Santa Ana.
NEWPORT BEACH
dba: C.R. Roofing; chapter 7
BIRTHS
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPfTAl
• Tom and Kelly Swift of Costa Mesa, a
boy on July 27
• Barbara and Elliott Wagner of New-
port Beach, a boy on Aug. 7
DEATHS
Most recent deaths.as reported to the
Orange County Reco7der's Office. ·
COSTA MESA
•David A. Lawrence, 73 on June 21
• Trung I<. Nguyen. 67 on June 18
• Chun W So, 92 on June 20
• Madeleine L Taylor, 79 on June 20
• Floyd L Post, 58 on June 23
•Andrew I Whitney, 77 on June 18
•Albert G Frazee. 81 on June 20
NEWPORT BEACH
• Ceetl W Linkey, 81 on June lS
• Joseptune E McOary. 88 on June 19
• Jean M. Peyton, 88 on June 16
• Wilham D Clark, 69 on June 20
• James A Flagg, 84 on June 24
DUI ARRESTS
The following people were arrested
recently on suspicion of driving under
the influence These people have only
been arrested on suspicion of a crime,
and, as with all such crimes, they are
innocent until proven guilty
NEWPORT BEACH
Jan Kelley Crane, 40, of Newport Beach.
John Joel Pollard, 58, of Newport Beach.
Kent Douglas Nicholson, 34, of Orange.
Derrick James Riehl. 36, of Costa Mesa.
Tomas Salvador Diaz, 20, of Santa Ana.
Charles Edward McCormick, 44, of Cov-
ina.
Nathaniel Ralph Hosea, Ill, 24, of Garden
Grove
Anthony MtChael Scamardo, 40, of
Huntington Beach.
Tammy Jean Woods, 31, of Newport
Beach
Jerry Joseph LeBouef. SS, of Newport
Beach
Gordon Edward Kaiser, Sl. Newport
Beach
John Albert Munoz, 47, of San Juan
Capistrano
Hector Hermosillo, 34, of Huntington
Beach
Mario Gonzalez, 32, of Norwalk.
Robert Paul Beck, S2, of Sarasota, Fl.
Rhett Brewer Lucas, 21, of Newport
·Beach.
COSTA MESA
Collffn Lilllan H,.lford, JS, of Hunting· ton Buch
Marcy Elizabeth Preston, 25. of Mission
Viejo. R~ Dale lnak, 37, of Ontario
Omstopher James Ono, 2'1, of Redlends
Rene Toscano-Ramirez, 34, of Santa
Ana .
Ricardo Jesus Aores. 38, of Sant.ii Ana.
Bradley Gene Teeters. 33, of Santi Ana.
Joseph Erich Cram, 46, of Alta Loma.
Daniel Anton Alvarez. 37, of Fremont.
Anthony Vernon Alvaru. 28, of Texas.
Sandra Marie Verbeck, 29, of Mctrlna del
Rey.
Jade Dean Grebe, 19, of Newport-Beach.
John Thomas Grimes, 28, of Newport
Beach.
Jeffrey Mark Vihinen, 33, of Newport
Beach.
Vave Maina Atafua. 44, of Santa Ana.
Martin Soto, 29, of Santa Ana
Ray Reynaldo-Aguilar, 25, of Santa Ana.
Teresa Torres-Maez, 26, of Tustin.
Caryn Marie Snell, 42, of Huntington
Beach.
David Gregory Hill, 28, of Corona del
Mar.
Stuart lllomas Grassman, 30, of Hunt-
ington Beach.
Daniel Jason Becker, 40, of Lake Forest
Brent Christopher Zimmerman, 23, of
Newport Beach.
Kalliope Mcintosh, 24. of Newport
Beach.
Nicolas Jose Marquez, 44, of Rivers!~
nmothy David Hurton, 44, of Costa
Mesa
Micael Sean Thomas, 2S, of Costa Mesa
Federico Garcia, 34, of Costa Mesa.
Jeffrey Heil, 40, of Costa Mesa
Larry Lee Lowm1ller, 37, of Costa Mesa.
MARRIAGES
Most recent marriages as reported to
the Orange County Recorder's Office
COSTA MESA
• James C. Henn married Victoria l. Fran·
cis on June 3 in Trabuco Canyon
• Uwe Thoedtmann married Rachell K
Mehtar on June 13 in Santa Ana
• Frank K. Reed married Lisa L Ledoux
on June 10 in Costa Mesa
• Steven Prendergast married Susan l.
Steward on May 13 1n Santa Ana
• Jose J. Hernandez married Rosa M
Munoz on June 12 in Santa Ana
• Steven E. Fields married Karen L Rouw
on June 4 in Costa Mesa
• Chris L Gentry mamed Ricca M
Paschal on June 12 in Santa Ana
• Bradley A. Johnson married SusaR L
Franks on June 10 in San Juan Capistra-
no
• John I N1sh1tan1 married Beverly A
Yamamoto on June 11 in West Covina
• Karl F. Kimme married Cheryl A
Sar:iders on June 10 in Santa Barbara
• Lyle 8 Cooter married Darleen M .
Lahti on June 10 in Orange
NEWPORT BEACH
• Roger L Boyd marned Pttrlcia A
M iller on June 3 in Aval<l{'
• Tyrone R. Taylor married Kethleen C.
Smith on June 10 in Newport B~ach
• Derek W. Wenko married Mary C
Easley on June 10 in Corona del Mar
• Dean R. Quinn married Shurla K. Stan-
ley on June 14 In Santa Ana
EDUCATION
The following students have Hmed a
4.0 grade point average and ~
named to Orange Coast College's l 99S
spring ~ president's list.
BALBOA
Lauren D. Carpenter, Molly C. Franks
CORONA DEL MAR
Heath~ M Comwall, Aimee Mac-
Beth. Mari Nshikawa, Kristofer E. Wilks.
COSTA MESA
Diane M . Bass. Jade K Cilmett. Farrah
M. Chapin, Gita Chhabra, In Choi. Vinc-
ci S Choi, AShley H. Chung, Laura Z.
Comfort Elizabeth S. Cottingham. Jen-
nifer S Curtis, Gregory S. Dill, Nhat Van
Duong, Clare-Ann Federiconi, Keith D.
Guillot, Caralyn E. Haugh, Peter J
Hayes. David T. Hebert. Arnanda T. Herr;
Tammie L Hudak, Elissa A. Johnson,
Theresa L Woods-Jones, Nathaniel C.
Justice, Issac E. Justice, Mattias L. Karl-
son, Amy M. Kaylor, Zin Z. Khin, Nancy
L Kourakhs, Rusne Kregzdaite, Chang
Yeop Y. Lee, Catherine L Lund, Cliff C.
Margolis. Janet L Mcdavid, Christina A.
Morales, David B. Morrison, Kinjun
Muraoka, Hung Q Ngo, Mychau D.
Nguyen, Due Thanh Nguyen, Van Ngoc
Nguyen, Gregory P. Olson, Vi T. Pham,
Richard J. Plascenia, Simran K. Rihal,
Michael C. Schnurstein, David M. Sut-
ton, Tuan N. Thai, Khoa Nhat D. Tran,
Jay A Tufano, Sommer M VanBercke-
laer, Scott 0 Whitney, Timothy R
Williams, Vincent E. Wilson, Daniel
Yang, Yoko Yao.
NEWPORT BEACH
Melinda A. Aaron. Judith Bordt,
Steven W. Cooper, Jeremy M. Friend,
Michelle M. Govel, Helen Hoehne,
David Kilkenny. Jessica L Kopicki, Timo-
thy R. Mcvicar, Kathi P. Mist~rly,
Daisuke Miyake, Jennifer S. Ng, Risa
Nishida, Linda B. Pahkim, Mercedes
Parker, Amy M. Patterson, William H.
Peters, Robert A . Reeves, Heidt D.
Schmidt, Shannon H. Silvia, Kyle A. Sim-
mons, Karolina Vadas.
The following part-time students
have been named to Orange Coast Col-
lege's spring 199S Honors List.
BALBOA
Robert M. Bell, Marcia K Ferber,
Sharon Phoenix, Elizabeth Shaw
BALBOA !SJ.AND
Claudia M. Figueroa
fine print
COllONA Oil MM
Ow'ls J Cyg.a. Cle! M, AtDWick. Dusty
L ton.-fftldlr. lrttMI Hfitebr.00.. UY K.nned)'·~o. Jonathiln P. Larkin,
Dian. IC. Leslie, Nancy Levin. Megan N. Mad~. Fredrio L Rogers, Laura I(.
Selvnik, TOny M. SI~. Heather V.
Speer. Mara S. Sz.abo
COSTA MESA
Kathryn A ~ham. •Jennifer D.
Arnon, Broob J. Anderson, Randolph
C. Appeldom. Alfonso s. Arana, Joy-
lene R. Bargen, Gina D. Belous, Mary E.
B«g, Melisa C. B•rger, Marrus L
Bertilsson, Kevin Bird, Mario A.
Bolanos. Alla A.. Bonaltova, Marilee H.
Boyd. John Jadcson Boyle, Stephen L
Burkhalter, Chrirtlne E. Caballero, Julie
A.. C..nu>bell. Craig D. Candelaria, Jose
F. Canul. FaYne M. Carlson, Andrew S.
C..saplni, lee A.. Castro, Christina M.
Chacon, Ying-Shan Chan, Wen-Yuan
Chang, Melinda A. Chapman, Julia L
Oevenger. Jay H. Oine, Marte A. Cohen,
Maurice Cohen, Nancy L. Cohen,
Michael W. Dalley, Juan Sanchez Garcia
Lopez De.Anda, Heather L De Michele,
Jason T. De Bruyn, Bryan S. Dillow, Scott
A. Doubrava, Julle M. Duane, Anthony
G. Duarte, Jocelyn A. Dwyer, Jalene
Ellis, Lyn M. Esparo, Brian Fender, Karen
A. Francis, Lisa M. Freeman, li$8 D. Frei,
Elizabeth Funderburk, 'Lara S. Gamer;
Thomas H. Getz, Julia M . Gibbs, William
M.' Glwoff, Alan L Godwin, Casey K.
Green, Tommie L Griffon, Heather L
<irosdidler, Ligia I. Guinea-Gonzalez.
Julie M. Gurr, Emily S. Hack-
barth, Wendy J. Haggerty, Tiffany M.
Hansen, Monique L Hart. Sylvia E. Hart.
Thomas H. Helton, Francisco I. Hernan-
dez. Misao Higuchi, Lynda M. Hirst.
Dorette R. Hodge, Kathie M. Holcomb,
Gina M. Honan, Daniel M . Houston,
Nicola S. Jacobs, Marie Jeffries, Chrystel
L. Jennings, Jeffrey S. Jennings,
Mafth~ J. Jennings. Gregory A .
Jensen, Gregory S. Johnson. Soo-Ryun
Joo, Karen J. Juneman, Denise A. Jus-
tice, Cecilia E. Karisson, Laurie A. Kem,
Steven W. Kerr, Chiharu Kumagai, Chad
E. Lafontaine, David X. Lam, Sheila M .
Lane, Don S. Lathrop. Leo E. Lavault..
Cuong Q. Le, Michelle S. lee, Shannan
J. Lee, Lauren C. Levesque, Renee Lom-
bardi, Hector M. Lopez. Willian\ S. Lord,
Tin Aye-Aye Lynn, Johannah L Man-
ning, Jennifer R. Mansoor; Laurie-Jayne
Manzanares, Pamela C. Marshall, Lau-
rie A. Martin, Lawrence 0. Martin,
Alfonso Martinez. Lanette A. Martinez,
BRAHS-PRIMROSE
Jill Kann Primrose of Corona
del Mar exchanged wedding
vows with Gary William Brahs of
San Clemente on June 24 in the
rose garden of the Five Crowns
Restaurant in Corona del Mar.
Their recepbon for f a.mily and
friends was held in the restau-
rant following the ceremony.
Eldon and Linda Primrose of
Steven A.. Mathes, Dorothy M. Mc
lntosh. Mike P. Mc ConMll, Suzanne Mc
a.fi.n. Mary JHn Mellen, Devid A.
Mendoza, Yan I. Messerschmift,
Stephen F. Milawskl Christine V. Miller.
Jose E. Molina. Steven R. M0tehouse,
Donald G. Morgan, Alma D. Morrison.
Karen D. Muck«, Melinda L Mullis, Un-
da L Murray, Bennie R. Nevarez. Blnh
I(. Nguyen. Thi Q. Nguyen, Thuy Thi
Nguyen, Trang Vu Nguyen, Bryan F.
O'Leary, Kelli M. O'Leary, Lynda F. Pad·
dot; Corey T. Peckh•m. Derrenda D.
Perry, Bryan C. Petfl'S, long Pham, Thu
Ha N. Pham, 8ao Q. Phan, Marla A..
Polito, Marilyn R. Powell, C..rolyn J. Prt·
or. Jennifer M . Przybysz, Peggy J.
Rataezyl(. Reed A. Reisner, Glancar1o
~enella. Marcos Reyes. Craig J. Richie,
Lori P. Rock. Eva I. Rosander, Stephanie
D. Rosky. Rex W. Russell, Junko Saka-
gawa. James 0 . Sampson. Jr., Gilberto
Sanchez. Brian J. Schelling. Christine
Sepulveda, Bernadette L Shirley, Terry
D. Simon, Gena S. Smith, Rhonda M .
Smith. Sheny L Snyder; Mark R. Spon-
telli, Jon A. Springer, Sue Stacey, Kelly
R. Steele, Holly C. Steil')hllber, Zachary J.
Steinkamp. Nancy J. Sullivan, Jodie
Swanson, Benjamin J. Sweet. Joycene
G. Taylor, Chau Tran, Ha-Thanh D. Tran,
Khanh Thi Q. Tran. David L Turner, Miki
Uekawa, Angela C. Vanderwarker,
Tangle Velie, Tamara J. Wade, Danette
Walker, lilya I. Walsh, Kristen T. War-
ren, Kristle J. Watson, Suggy M. Watts,
Vincent V. White, Paul A. Willemsen,
Marla L .Wonder, Ana R. Woolridge,
Christa D. Zeddies, Randall W. Ziegfer,
John R. Zindler
NEWPORT BEAOi
Diana Bald, Nina tlalis, Barbara L
Barnard, Nicole C. Barodte, Andrea L
Batavick. Catherine G. Bell, Bonnie R
Bertrand, Richard D. Blanchard, Jamee
A Briggs, E.ric R. Cantrell, Dianne L
Carter, Heather l. Chiu, Jennifer l. Col-
clasure, Mika Eguchi, Jim K. Fabre,
Brigitta L Fodor, Gene L Forsythe,
Christopher T. Friend, Gina l. Ghidottl,
Gina M . Grieve, David J. Gross, Kath-
leen A. Hamburg, Sarah J. Harmon,
Jayne E. Hause, Joan K. Heim, Janice H.
Henrotin, Derek W. Jenkins, Charlene l.
Johnson. Jean Johnson, Kerry L. John-
son, Bronwyn C. Lanouette, Andrew E
levy, Tammy R. Long, Raul Longone,
Diana M. Lorenz, Chris N. Monte,
Farhad Mossawat, Kymberly J. Nelson,
Bryan C. Noreen, Tony L. P1eifer, Gissel-
la J. Ravelo, Molly M. Rossen, Stacy L
wedding
Corona del Mar are the parents
oHhe bride. She wore a heavily
embroidered straight sheath
witp_ a dropped sheer ·crepe slort
flowing to the ankles
Suzanne Lewis, Laura
Pomeroy Cloud and Laura Hor-
ton were bridesmaids.
Bill Brahs of Big Bear and
Cora Williams of Grants Pass.
Ore. are the pa.rents of the bride-
groom. His attendants were
Christina Rlzell of Costa
Mesa was named 1995 Miss
Crown Jewel at the National
Beauty Pageant ln Palm
Springs.
Rozanski, John H. Russon, Linda A. San-
tilli, Martin S. Simurda, Maureen E.
Slick, Marla R. Smith, Tracy L Smith,
Lisa St Andre, Timothy J. Startt, Matt D.
Tokarz, Lucille M. Van Dyke, Sabine R.
Victor-Roche, Walter A. Wallman, Car-
men V. Ward, Eric B. ~lls
NEWPORT COAST
Narianne F. Rozar; Nadine E. Turner
MILITARY
Marine Pfc. Ahmet I. Arlk. son of
Huseyin A. and Nurten G. Arik of New-
port Beach and 1994 graduate of New-
port Harbor High School, has complet-
ed the Basic Electricians Course at
Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.
Steve Sauerbrey. Ron Brahs and
Jef Nelson.
After a wedcling trip to Cabo
San Lucas, the couple are at
home in San Clemente. She is a
first grade teacher in the Tustin
Unwed School -District. The
bridegroom, a self employed
painting contractor. played base·
ball at Newport Harbor High
School dDd UCI, was a member
of the Expos Tnple A squad.
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TIDES A small Southwest estimated at $2,400.
swell and a sec-• 2800 block of Halbor. Four tires, wheels and rims -worth
ondary windswell S 1, 170 -were stolen from a 1995 Honda Prelude parked in the TOOAY new car lot at Costa Mesa Honda. Fimlow will give us 1-to 3-• JOOO block of c.dillK: The victim stated that 18 boxes full 2·45 a.m 0.2 foot waves through of tax materials were stolen after she left them in front of her First high Thursday. Addition-storage unrt overnight. The boxes were reported worth $ l SO. 9:06 a.m. 4.2 al wind.swells • IOO blodc of W. Baker St.: An employee stated that foor Second low
2. 16 p.m 2.0 should keep the men and a large truck would have been needed to steal the
surf fun but small $300 palm tree that was taken from in front of the Sharie Oub. Second high into the weekend. • 400 block of 11th Place: A victim who stated that she had 8.20 p.m. S6 secured her garage before io!ng to sleep, reported that a Next week. there is $3,000 •fischer" mountain ike, artides of dothing and surfing THURSDAY a slight chance we'll
First low see a swell from
equipment were mlssl~ from her garage in the morning.
3·12 a.m. 0.1 tropical storm Gil -
There were no signs of orced entry.
First high NE'WPORT BEACH 9·29 a.m. 4.4 but only at the best
• 400 block of M Street The victim reported that she set her Second low south facing beach-purse down in the doorwi of her home while unloading gro-2:SO p.m. 1.7 es. For daily surf cerles. Forgetting she left e purse there, she returned hours Second high reports and fore-later to find that th~rse and the S9S cash inside were ?One. 8:S3 p.m. S.7 casts, call (900) 976-• 1100 block of tr Inds: A burglar entered the victim's SURF. The call home and stole her drivers license, social security card and a WATER costs $l.SO plus any $5,000 3 karat diamond ring. There were no signs of forced TEMPEAATURE: 64 possible toll. entry.
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Hey, mister, who ya calling crabby?
jerry
kobrin
T here I was Saturday after·
noon in a supermarket
checkout line, pondering
that eternal question, "Paper or
plastic?", when suddenly I'm hit
with another tough query.
"Pardon me," says the patron
on my immediate left, Nbut aren't
you the guy who writes that cur-
mudgeonly stufflor the paper?"
And that was my introduction
to Barry Handel, a chatty sort
who says he shares a beach-front
apartment in Corona del Mar.
and reads The Daily Pilot when
he's in town. Usually, though,
he's whipping around the west-
ern states for a computer compa-
ny.
This was dl.l very mteresting,
but the line was lengthening, so I
wasted no time in popping The
Big Question:
"Quickly, Bdrry, do you prefer
paper or plastic?•
"Plastic," he said, adding,
"but being such a crabby cuss,
you'll probably ask for paper.•
Which I did. Newly-discov-
ered readers a re hard to come by,
and shouldn't be disillusioned.
While strolling to the parking
lot, cart by cart, Handel said,
"My boss is a cwmudgeon, too -
really mean and sarcastic,
always putting people down."
"This doesn't. necessarily. a
curmudgeon make." I said.
"Some of the classic crabs cover
much more ground than that,
with style and Wlt. Take, for
example, H. L. Mencken."
"Don't recognize that name,•
said my young 30-ish shop-mdte.
"What paper does he write for?"
"He's dead/ I said. "When
he was alive, though, he was the
crabbiest critic, and dlso the most
eloquent, in the history of Ameri·
can Journalism. Check it out on
your computer. n
Then we parted company, for
the sake of the melting sugar-
free Eskimo Pies in my paper
sack, but I couJdn't get Mencken
off my mind. When I got home.
Wlth the ice crE:am secured, I
plunged into the file!>.
One of the clips was a Jack
Smith column in the L. A. Times,
circa 1987, which read in part: facts in an engaging and humor-
" No one keeps mocking our • ous manner."
manners and morals dally, with a As a C\.l!f'ent example, there is
national voice, the way H. L. Newsweek's disclosure and com-
Mencken did in the'20s and '30s. mentary on our own Congress-
Mencken was a curmudgeon of man Bob Doman, reprinted
the old school. Th e world was Monday in this space in which
his bad oyster. To him the Amer-our Hero's peacetime military
icon people were the 'booboisie' record is unveiled -that he
and our c;ivilizatlon was 'the crashed three jets and one heli-
greatest show on earth.· copter, and wound up flying hell-
" The American people, he copters. In one swell foop, brag-
grumbled, taking one with gart "B· 1 Bob " was reduced to
another, constitute the most limo-"Cbppper Bob.· Mr. Mencken
rous, sniveling, poltroonish, igno-would have had some fun with
minlous mob of serfs ill Christen· that documented putdown.
dom since the Middl e Ages." As for my own minor churlish-
Ah, they don't make scorn ness, I can point to a call
like that anymore. The closest received Saturday from a Com-
we've come to old-style misan-cast Cablevision solicitor, inton-
thropy has been SGtirist Mort ing that • Uus is your last chance
Sahl, who's been curiously stifled to sign up for tonight's Mike
in recent years, and TV's Dennis Tyson-Peter McNeeley fight."
Miller, who unhappily needs NLet me put it this way." I
obscenities as crutches. Car-snarled. "If they were to stage
toonist Garry ("Doonesbury") this so-called fight outside my
Trudeau tries hard, but is hand-window free of charge. I'd draw
cuffed by too many squeamish the drapes."
bosses, and Art Buchwald is Not exactly the stuff of
much too kind. Mencken, but the telemarketing
The long-accepted definition lady. had to laugh. clnd it made
of a curmudgeon is "a crusty, ill· me feel better.
tempered, churlish old man," but I like to thi.hk that ol' Master
I prefer author John Winokur's Mencken himself might've
broader description, to wit: grudgingly approved that sour
• An¥one who hates hypocrisy snapper.
and pretense, and has the temer-
·ity to say so; anyone with the
habit of pointing out unpleasant . • JERRY KOBRIN'S column runs Mon-
day and Wednesday.
Electric Boat ·Rally goes on parade, Thursday
_, ~1r111 Outlet The Assistance League of
Newport-Mesa holds the Third
Annual Sears Diehdrd Intema·
tional Electric Boat Rally from
12;jo to 4 p.m., Aug. 26 begin·
ning at the Balbod Yacht Club.
Adorn your efectric boat,
yourseU and your crew in inter-
nationally themed dltire and
then hunt for clHes around the
harbor.
The cost is $7 5 per boat,
which includes two T-shuts, two
lunches and a boat "goody bag."
Additional T-shtrts and food may
be purchased at the event regis·
tration ar.ea for $10 each.
For information or lo pre:reg-
ister, call 557 -5100.
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Orange Coast College's Foun-
ddtion has received a record-set-
ting total of cash and in-kind
donations for the second year in a
row.
The college dnnounced in a
press release that the OCC Foun-
dation raised $2,779,580 in dond·
lions for the 1994 -95 flscdl year,
an increase of 2.7'.Vo over last
yeM's record-setting total of
$2,706,587 .
According to the. college,
dlthough cash donations dropped
45% this year, the mcredSe comes
ldrgely as d result of an in-kind
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SALE PIKE $ 950
NOW
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donation of three yachts -valued
dl about $.l million -to OCC's
Sailing Program.
Water-conservation
course offered
Mesa Consolidated Water Dis-
trict dnd the Mumc1pal Water Dis-
trict of Ofdnge County will con-
duct d fr ee !>Ix-week program
aimed at teaching landscape
mamtenance workers how to con-
serve water The course will meet
from 7 :30 to l l '.30 a m. Wednes-
days. Aug. 30 through Oct. 4, at
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fdirview Road, Costd Mesa. For
inforniation call 963-3058.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1995 •
brie~ly in the news
Radar malfunction
causes delays at
John Wayne Airport
The appomtee will fulfW the
unexpired term pf former Divi·
ion 5 board member Tom Nel-
on, who retJ.r d:. from Ule post
earlier this month. The seat will
JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -be open for public election m
Air traffic controllers at John November of next year.
Wayne Airport were forced to DiviSlon 5 is bordered by
visually guide airplan~ amv-Newport Boulevard , 23rd
ing and departing from the dlI· Street, lrvine Avenue and 15th
port Monday after a radar sys-Street and includes a small area
tern malfunctioned for about c1Jl bordered by Supenor Avenue.
hour 16th Street and Pacific Coast Accord.mg to Pat Ware, cluef Hi h
of public relations at the airport, 9 way. from 2:4o to 3:40 p.m . a •few" All candidate applications will be reVlewed m open board departing pldnes were delayed meetings, and the applicants
for a short penod dS a result of will be interviewed 10 open ses-the downed radar sion by the board. "A few departing flights Appijcants will be required
were delayed for approximately to state thetr reasons for seek-
eight mmutes," Ware said mg the position. The board will "There were no delays with drnvmg flights. H !>eek publlc input before
The raddr system. known dS dppointing the replacement.
the ASR9 is d state-of-the-art A final schedule for applica-
system th.dl cont.mually regis-tion submission and interviews
ters dn cllrcrdft's position The I will be dtScus ed at the next
mformdllon 15 processed by dn board meellng dt 7 p.m. Aug. 24
dlf tralhc control station 10 Sdn dt the dlstnct ofhces. However,
Otego and then broddcast to lhE> dlstnct offtc1dls anticipate a
John Wdync Airport. ~ept 15 deddlme for applica·
bons.
Candidates sought
for appointment to
water board
Interested parties should
send d letter of interest and
resume to Mesa Consolidated
Water District acting board
President Hank Panian. 1965
The Mesd ConsOl:tdatPd Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa.
Water Distnct is seeking cdndl· I 92627.
dates to fill a Vdcant seat on the I For moret. information, call
board of directors. 631-1206
101 East 17th Sttaet
ColtaM11a
714-631-7880
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lbe Upper Newport Bay Assodatton is holding a series of
free campfire programs at 7:15 p.m., Saturday on Shellmak-
er Island. The program Includes a speaker, skits, entertain-
ment and marshmallow roasttng. Speaker is Loren Hayes of
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the topic will be
"Endangered Species and How They Got There." Other
program dates ~elude Sept. 30 and Oct. 21. For informa-
tion, call 640-H't2.
TODAY
ROTARY CLUB MEETING
Republican presidential candi-
. date. AJan Keyes, will be the fea-
, tured speaker at the Rotary Club's
noon meeting in the Mesa Verde
Country Club. 3000 Club House
Road In Costa Mesa. Keyes will
be available for open discussion
w1th dub members. The cost is
$20 dnd reservations are required
For information and reservations.
calJ 545-4560
RUFFELl.'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
Where Your Dollar Covers Morel 1922 HARIOR BLVD .• COSTA MESA· 5'8·1 156
FREE TAX WORKSHOP
The Internal Revenue Service
is conducting a free. one-day tax
workshop from 10 a .m. to 4 :30
p.at. in the Costa Mesa Library,
1855 Park Ave. Topics will include
record keeping, taxable business
income. employment taxes.
depreciahon deductions and
more. Other workshop dates
include· Sept. 20, Oct. 25 and
Nov. 22. Seating 1s available on a
first-come, first-served basis. For
m!ormation, call 643-4060.
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~OMS
The Sherman Ubrary and Gar-
dens in CorON del Mar ii offering
a class on staghc>m fems at 9:30
a.m. in the library, 2647 E. Coast
Highway in Corona del Mar. Par-
ticipants will learn about the
many varieties of staghorns, their
culture and how to use them in
the garden. The cost is $23, and
each participant will receive a
stagbom fern for mounting on
wallboarct. For information, call
673-2261.
FREE INSPIRATIONAL LECTURE
Laura Evans, a breast cancer
survivor, will tell the story of how
she and 12 other breast cancer
survivors climbed Argentina's
23,085-foot Mount Aconcagua -
the highest peak in the Western
hemisphere -at a 1 p.m. slide
show in the Adventure 16 Out-
door & lTavel Outfitters, 1959
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The
climb, known as •Expedition
Inspiration,• w(l.S done as a trib-
ute to breast cancer surv1v9rs and
those whose lives were Claimed
by the disease. For information,
call 650-3301.
YIDDISH HOUR
The Jewish Senior Center of
Orange County is playing bost to
Gerson Jerus for an hour of Jew-
ish humor, poetxy, songs and cul-
ture. The free event takes place at
11 a.m. at the center on the Jew-
ish Federation Campus, 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. Door-to-
door transportation to the Senior
Center is available from any-
where in Orange County. For .
mfonnation or reservations, call
513-5641.
FREE CONCERT
Local Newport Beach band.
Sugar Ray -formerly the Shrinky
Oinks, will be perfonnlng at a free
concert at 10 p.m. in the Hard
RDck Cafe, Falblon liland. The
band is presently promoting their
debut CD •Lemonade and
Brownie . • Also on hand will be
DJ Honudde who will contribute
to the bands hip hop flavor with
his Technique 1200 turntable. AA
opening band will perf onn at 9
p.m. Por information, call 640-
884•.
EDUCATION APPREOATION DAYS
Have your baclC adjusted and
contribute to Newport Mesa
schools at this event sponsored by
Priestly Chiropractic, ~101 E.
Coast Highway in Corona Del
Mar. From 7 a.m. to noon and 2 to
6 p.m. a donation of $10 in school
supplies entitles you to a free chi-
ropractic adjustment. For a $15
donation, new patients will
receive a free new patient exam.
Suggested donations include
pencils, book bags, folders, yam,
crayons and construction paper.
The event continues from 2 to 6
p.m. Thursday; and 7 a.m . to
noon, 2 to 6 p.m. Friday. For infor-
mation and appoilttments, call
640-7030.
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WOMSHOP
Orange Coast College) Re-
Entxy Center lS hostin~ a free 90-
minute work.shop for individuals
returning to college after a break
m their academic careers. Titled
•coping with Re-Entry Pears,•
the seminar will run from 6 to 7:30
p.m . in OCC's Re·Entry Center,
located in room 106 of OCC's
Counseling and Admissions
Building. For information, call
432-5126.
WOMEN FOR: ORANGE COUNTY
A luncheon celebrating the
75th anniversary of women's su1-
frage ls being sponsored by
Women For: Orange County at
11 :30 a.m. in the Bcilboa. Bay
Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway.
Tue event will also honor several
high achieving women in the
community. nckets are $15. For
information and reservationSi call
857-5730.
FREE BUSINESS SEMINAR
The Business Alliance group is
sponsoring a workshop tiU~d
•collecting Debts and Rece1v-
able and Avoiding Employe
Temunation, Dilaimlnation an
Harusrnent Oatm• • from 9 to 11
am. in the Newport Center Con
ference Facility, 610 Newpo
Center Or. in Newport Beach. Th
lecture will be conducted b
attomey5 Martin Greenbaum and
Roger Schnapp, and admission is
free. For reservations, call Jackie
Eldridge at 760-8866.
WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT
A dinner meeting sponsored
by the Women in Management
networking group is scheduled
for 6 p.m. in the Sheraton New-
port hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd.
in Newport Beach. The cost is $25
for members and $35 for non-
members. For reservations, call
Cheryl Scherr at 838-1558.
NEWPORT VIUA WEST
•The Old Radio Show• is the
title of a 1 p.m. awards presenta-
tion being sponsored by Newport
Vtlla West, 393 Hospital Road m
Newport Beach, an Assisted Liv
ing and Residentila Care Com-
munity for incontinence and
wheelchair bou:nd residents. Vet-
eran broadcaster Russ Butler will
host the event. For informatio?\,
call Marilyn at 631-3555.
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GARAGE ~
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But complaints that some resi-
dents were holding as many as
two or three sales a month
prompted the City Council to
request that staff work out a new
plan of action. Staffers outlined
the new enforc~ment strategy
Monday night durlng the council's
regular m~ting.
"Up until now, enforcement of
the garage sale ordinance has not
been a priority," Development
Services Director Donald Lamm
told the council.
. "But that's what we're attempt-
ing to do now. We'll have code
eof orcement officers out every
weekend: We're. computerizing
~of our information. We're print-
ing up brochures.
"We've identified problems
along Pomona Avenue and some
on Baker, where the situation
seems to have gotten a little out of
control. And we hope we will be
able to bring it back under control
with~ new enforcement plan.•
Initially, the council considered
drafting a whole new ordinance -.
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one that would have allowed each
resident four garage sal a year
but only on speofic dates.
"But l think the consensus
among the residents and the
council was that would have been
too much government intrusion,"
Mayor Joe Erickson said Tuesday.
"So, we ded.ded to sticlc with
our current ordinance, which is
more restrictive, but at least peo-
ple can choose the dates they
want to hold them."
Un<;ter the new strategy. code
enforcement officers will checlc
neig~borhoods every weekend.
When they see a garage sale
they'll document the address and
s~nd a letter to the resident,
explaining the city's ordinance.
"We'll do the same thing for
the second garage sale -we'll
send another letter out," Benson
said. "If we observe a third garage
sale, then the code enforcement
officer will issue a citation."
The city then can charge the
resident with an infraction, which
levies a $100 fine. Or, in severe
cases, the city can charge resi-
dents with a misdemeanor. Then
violators could be charged $1,000
per count and/or six months in
jail.
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BLACKBALL PROPOSAL
CONTINUED FROM 1
Beach beaches between noon
and " p.m. from June 15
through Sept. 10. During those
hours, city lifeguards put up
yellow nags emblazoned with
a black ball, a sign that surfers
using bard boards must leave
the water.
Newport Beach is the only
coastal dty in Orange County
that does not have at least one
stretch of blackball-free beach.
For the past several weeks,
local surfers and members of
the surf indusby have lobbied
the city to rescind its blackball
law. Body boarders and swim-
mers have joined the debate,
claiming the beaches are not
sale when surfers are in the
water.
The city's marine depart-
ment is also concerned about
liability and the added costs of
patrolling surfing beaches dur-
ing the summer. Surfers have
said their industry would have
no difficulty raising money if it
means greater surfing free-
dom. During Tuesday's met-
ing, Bill Sharp, who chairs the
Newport Surf Council, offered
to Mwrite a check for the $4,500
(today)."
Over the past several
weeks, the blackball battle has
turned into a miniature territo·
rial war. Surfers and non·
surfers have accused each oth-
er of being unwilling to com-
promise.
Tuesday's meeting, howev-
er, was relatively calm. The
factions quickly agreed to the
shared-beach proposal provid-
ed the plan is acceptable to the
Newport Beach City Attorney's
Office. All-day surfing would
be permitted between 36th to
40th streets; between 44th and
48th streets and between 52nd
and 56th streets.
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SITE SOLD
CONTINUED FROM 1
couldn't name the Kaufman &
Broad bid as the highest and sldrt
oral bidding from there. • rr you go with a contingency
offer. then the person could walk
out later and you have no bid, -
Parker told board members
before-they called the rlosed ses-
sion. Mone bidder with contin-
gencies has dangled contingen-
cies at other school d1stncts and
left them hanging for a year.·
Contingencies could deldy the
transfer of the property. he Sdld
Stocker urged f the board to
accept only th offers without
contingencies. 1 ,
Alter the 15-minute closed ses·
'>Jon, Franco un.m~tely named
the John La.mg Homes bid as the
high st and called for oral bids.
Larry Olm, president of the
lrvme-b~ed Polygon Communi-
ties, stepped forward with the
public hearing's only oral . bid,
which was 5% above the John
LaJ.ng Homes offer. As. required,
the bid mentioned no contingen-
aes
Board members unanimously
accepted the offer, and Stocker •
sdJd the <listrict plans to close
escrow by Dec 1.
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from the Newport Beach Confer-
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The 40-page guide provide'>
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city's communities, mrludmg
Lido Marina Village, thP Balboa
Penmsula, Balboa bland I
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CdM settles on a new boys
volleyball coach ...
N1WPOR1' aAOt -A •Ce19bra. ltialadl* ............. ,Ql'AQg'. ' ... w. ... ~ Rec::rNtlon THE CHALLENGE
swimming off to Division 1 college programs .
QUOTE OF THE DAY
11we are"'°"~ MJme new names
andfat:ft around here ... •
-JOHN VARGAS
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I Mr, SIM'MD, .... llfellme COlta
~ resident. ... -All-clP "::3 beck tor the fabled 19&2 Tan bit
• Corona del Mar water polo faced
with major rebuilding process.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
"There are most definitely some new
names and faces around here,• said Vargas,
who guided the aforementioned class to
back-to-back section runner-up fir$h~~. as
well as a pair of Sea View League champi-
. team, as well as a 21-year oftlcer with
• tbe N~ Beach polic:ie. ·
He succumbed to a massive stroke
Sunday mom.Ing at age 11~
CORONA DEL MAR -Entering his 13th
season as Corona del Mar High's water polo
coach, John Vargas has seen more turnover
than a truck stop waitress.
onships.
•This year will be pretty much a w.hole
new team. which is going to have a tough
time following in the last team's footsteps,~
said Vargas, who recalled a similar roster
depletion in 1986. Members of the Sheftin tam.ify' have
requested that in lieu of flowers dona-
' tioos be made to the Ha.rbOr FOotball
PoWldation at Newport Harbodiigb.
,, Mr. Sheflin's ashes will be scattered at
sea the morning of Aug. 31 in a private
"It's always something new," Vargas said
of the continuing challenge to keep the Sea
Kings in the top echelon of the C~ Sout.1?-em
Section, where they've been a fixture since
their first CIF title in 1965.
•1t•s a part of coaching I really enjoy," Var-
gas continued. "This team is a great bund?-of
guys and it's been easy and fun coaching -lwtai~Etl
them."
Introductions at today's initial fall workout cerem~ny. -
.But seldom has a coach been faced with
such swift and complete changes, as when 11
senior standouts graduated last spring, all • SEE COM POLO PAGE 7
KATSUYA RAINONE I OAllY PILOT
Jeff Marchiorlatu (12) ls one of Corona del Mar's top threats.
'
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT
The rigors of conditioning -
a three-day ordeal which
annually opens the fall
campaign for local high
school football teams -is
under way. Above, Estancia
Coach John Liebengood
appears to be the only one
on the field with the easy
Ille as he watches his
candidates for the 1995
varsity go through their
paces. At left, Mike Miranda
tips his head back to get his
breath after running laps.
. Today ls the final day of
"conditioning." Thursday
marks the first day of
contact drills when all the
stops are cut loose at
Estancia, as well as Costa
Mesa, Corona del Mar and
Newport Harbor.
HELL
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Sept 14 -la Quinta (It .. Grinde). 1
Sept 22 • C.lvary ~ (It OCQ. 7:JO
Sept. 29 -Ocmr'I VIM (It Htn. leeeh), 7:JO
Ott. 6 -Tuiy (It Newport), 7:30
Oct. 13 -Unlvenfty* c-Or"'8e Coei1). 7
Oct. 19 -14unl Hiits• (It MV). 7
Oct. 26 -com Mete• (It~ eo.t>, 1
Nov. 3 -at Alilo Nlgull•. 7
Nov. 10 -Llgune leech•"' Nl\lllport), 1
• DenOtes hdfk COilt LHgaae llfM
SCHOOL CJlOSS COU
Eagles' boys a family affair
•,Appell brothers, Michael
and Stephan; Elvis and
George Gutierrez form
half of Estand.a's cross
country fortunes in '95.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Success for
the Estancia High boys aoss
country team wW be measured in
•reJaUve• terms.
•we have a lot of family on this
. team,• Mid assistant coach Char-
lie Appell, who houses one ot the
two sets of brothers among the
E~Jes' top eight runners under
hit own root.
0Appell'I IOOS Mit.tiael, ii seriior.
anit Stephan, a freshman, as well
et Junior twins Elvia and George
GuttetriJZ, form Of the mexpe-
rienced squad.
The Eagles, no doubt, could
have used yet another season
from Orange Coast College fresh-
man Johann Appell, who starred
with the Eagles the past four
years.
•we lost six of our top seven
runners,• said Charlie Appell, the
chief lieutenant to bead coach
Joan Carlisle. "We're picked to
finish sixth in the (six-team Paot-
ic Coast) league."
In addition to the losses to
graduation, job commitments
da.lmed the aervices of would-be
returners Elvys ROdrlguez (sev-
enth at PCL Pina1i last fall) and
Bart Kawoltld (16th ln league), as
well as junior Danny Baez.
Jurilor Gerson Salgado, who
bad llifilted vanity expeHence
last season, ts leading th pack
thus far, ae<:ording to the elder
Appell.
"(Salgado) was third in the
1,600 at league finals (last
spring),• Charlie Appell said.
Michael Appell, a senior, and
Juan Sanchez, a sophomore, are
batillng ~or the No. 2 spot, while
junior Arturo Vivar, a varsity
returner, is penciled in at No. 4 .
Senior Melvin Chavarria,
Stephan Appell and the Gutierrez
twins will vie for the final spots in
the lineup.
"The kids are working bard,
but they lack experience,• said
Charlie Appell, who noted the
consensus predictions of PCL
coaches is, hom first to la.st: Lagu-
na Hills, Allio Niguel, Univemiy,
Cost.a Mesa, Laguna Beech and
Estanda.
Elltanda finllhed thlid at
league fliiili last Jail earning ti
MCOnd straight tJtp to die CIP
"Southern Section Dtvllkm m .,...
llmlnattM.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
.Conti takes over
as CdM's coach
-.Bne=time Estancia High
standout returns to the
Newport-Mesa District
after traveling a long road
on the volleyball tdur.
By Barry Faulkner. Dally Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR Steve
Conti, a fo rmer All-Sea View
League player who helped
Estancia High to back-to-back ClF
Southern Section runner-up fmish-
es in 1983-84, will coach the Coro-
na del Mar High boys volleyball
team, Cd.M Athletic Director Jerry
Jelnick announced Tuesday.
Conti, 29, replaces Joey
Fuschetti, who resigned June 16
after compiling a 56-42 record in
four seasons, including a Sea View
League co-championship in 1994.
"There aren't too many nicer
places in California to coach," said
Conti. who won three ·Century
League championships the last two
years as boys and girls coach at
Foothill High.
"I don't tblnk I would have left a
real solid program like Foothill,
unless I felt there was an opportu-
nity to win a (CIF) championship,"
Conti said. "That's my ultimate
goal. I've been to the finals twice as
a high school player, twice as a
high school coach, and as a player
on the junior college level, and lost
them all."
Conti, who played collegiately
at Golden West College as a 5-foot-
10 outside hitter, began hls coach-
ing career at The Bishops School, a
private Division V high school in
San Diego. He capped his three-
year stay as boys and girls coach
by guiding the boys team to the
CIF San Diego Section· finals and
the ClF state semifinals his last two
seasons.
He returned to Golden West as
an assistant coach in 1993, before
accepting the Foothill job.
A walk-on at Cd.M, Conti plans
to begin work to complete a second
teaching credential, and plans to
teach and ceech as a career.
"My long-term goal is to get a
teaching job and be the head boys,
and possibly even girls coach at
some school for 15-20 yea.rs,• the
Huntington Beach resident said.
Conti's Foothill teams did not
play Cd.M the last two years, but he
-u I don!f--think I would
have left a real solid
program like Foothill,
unless I felt there was an
opportunity to win a
(CIF) championship1
That's my ultimate goal.
I've been to the finals
twice as a high school
player, twice as a high
school coach, and as a
player on the junior
college level, and lost
them all ... "
-STEVE CONTI • has gained some knowledge of the
Sea King personnel from Foothill
players who have played with
CdM standouts at the Balboa Bay
Volleyball Club.
He also is well aware of the
proud tradition of CdM volleyball.
"Estancia used to be in the Sea
Vi ew League and I played against
CdM in high school," Conti said,
"so I know all about it. I would
imagine the booster support and
administrative support wou).d 1>e
more than anything I've ever come
across in any other coaching expe-
rie nce.•
Conti's coaching emphasis will
be on defense, teamwork. and a
commitment to the overall pro-
gram, including the lower levels.
"I guess you could say my ma.in
philosophy is 'pass. pass, pass, win,
win, win,' "he explained. "People
will say I stole that from (former
Estancia High and current New-
port Harbor High assistant Tom
Pestolesi), but it's still very much
true.
"The boys game is based so
much on p ower, sometimes
defense isn't stressed as much as it
might be in the girls game. But I
think it's slfl:l just .as im~ortant. You
win championships with defense,
so hopefully I can get the kids
motivated to play hard and scrappy_
defense."
Conti inherits a team that fin-
ished 4-10 last season, 3-7 in
league, but returns All-Newportr
Mesa District performers Brian
Coleman, Derek NewCQmer and
Blair Hoppe.
N~ Beach/ ca M~" Daily Pilot
( I i \ \ 1 I' I ' I • . '
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1995
OUT
Force sweeps in summer
league finale, finishes 10-i:
NEWPORT BEACH -In a
rematch of a doubleheader
played almost a month ago, the
Ne wport ForcP, an AFA girls
under-16 fast pitch softball team,
swept the Costa Mesa Stampede,
9-3 and 7-4, m action Sunday al
Bonitd Creek Field
1n the second game, the Poree
again fell behind ecirly at 2-0 :1
the Stampede used theu: only ruta
of the game dJld a pair of errors to I
score two unearned nrn.s in the
third inning.
The Force, however. exploded J
for seven runs in the top of the
fourth on Mullen's second double ;
of the twin bill, followed by sm-t
gles from Wills, Gosselin, Van I
Hook, Penny Ma.rstoh and Aley. I
The twin wins dosed out the
Force's APA sum.mer league
record at 10·4 and left them m
sole possession of second place m
lhe !ind.I league standings
In wmrung mne of their las t 10
games, the Force put together
some unpress1ve league numbe~.
mcludmg d ledITl bdtting averdgt•
of di.Jove 300 ctnd d team p1tdung
earned nm average of under 2.00
m their last 10 league contest~
From there, the gam~ l '
remained score less until two I
more Force errors allowed two j "
more Stampede runs to score with ,
two outs m the bottom of the sev-;
enth to set the final score at 7-4 ;
Orange Coast Unlted's boys 12-and-under team reigns as Orange CJalSlc champs. Back row, from left -Coach Ziad Khoury,
Tysc)n Wahl, James Towers, Jake Steelman, Kyle Sapak, Blake Hales and Ryan Wolfe; Kneeling from left, Andy Almquist, Aldo
Bauttsta, Josh Cornett. David Peel, 'fyter Thornton, Brett Luchesi and Spencer MacDonald. Not pictured are I(e.vin Campos
and Kyle Dixon. ~
• I
Slannners win another tourney
The Orange Coast United's boys \Ulder-
12 soccer team, the Slanuners, shut out all
the opposition to win the Orange Classic, its
third straight tournament victory, last week-
end.
The Slammers-.earlier captured the Ame-
ba Tow;µament and the Saddle back Cup.
OCU defeated the OJSC Rampage, 4-0.
in its opening match and then finished oil
the Bakersfield Heat, 6-0.
The Slammers then edged the Fullerton
Rangers, 1-0, in the semifinals to advance to
face the South Bay 9unners in the title
match. The Slammers dominated tile Gun-
ners, but failed to score until right winger
Ryan Wolfe tallied unassisted on a break-
away goal.
The Gunners tried to rally, but a magnifi-
cent save by goalkeeper Kyle Sapak ke pt
the Slam.plers' shutout intact. Wolfe went on
to score three more goals a.iid the game end-
ed in another shutout, 4-0.
The Slammers had met the Gunners and
lost in the finals of la5t year's Orange Clas-
sic, giving them more incentive th.Ls year.
OCU Club President Terry Coville was on
hand to congratulate Coach Ziad Khoury
and his team as it went on to run its winning
streak to 11 games.
The Slammers' defense consists of goal-
keepers James Towers and Kyle Sapak,
sweeper Tyson Wahl (captain), backs Andy
Abnquist, 1\'ler Thornton, Spt>ncer Mac-
Donald and stopper Aldo Bautista.
The midfield was missmg the injured
Kyle Dixon, but Blake Hales, Josh Cornett,
Jake SteE>lman and David Peel did fine work
throughout the tournament.
ihe forwards were-without the help of
Kevin Campo , bu~Brett LuchPsi and Wolfe
ctid a great job, with Wolfe providing a siz-
zling attack down the nght wmg
The Slarruners are in action m the North
Huntington Beach Tournament Uus week-
end.
G 0 L F COM POLO dunng the summer, but 81.,t•,
recovering from a knee m1ury,
could not compt>te
YPJr'S lPd.111
It's bet'n o1 \\.hale Slnlt l'\1>
Yardley Oassic CONTINUED FROM 6 Bise should be ready Uus fdll ,
clCCording lo Va.rgds.
Jn Sunddy's dction, the Force
lt.>U behind 3-0 early. A pair of
Newport errors,' along wtth four
Stdlnpede smgle>s helped Lhe visi-
tor.., score one in the frrst dnd two
in the third.
The second game marked the ,
successful pitching debut for the
Force of Corona del Mar Junior .
lJwler Aley, w ho tossed a one-hit '
• ~hutout That performance, cou· ,
pied with Mullen's 7-for-8 hitting
da) dt the pldte. along with Wills' .
4 ·for-7 day, WdS too much
However, m the bottom of the
lhm.I. Ne>wport Hdrbor H1gh's
Molli f\ tuUt!n\ double, tol..lowed
by ..,inglt>'> from Cnrond del Mdr's
V.+•!>lt.!y W11lc;, Newport·..,
Stt:"phu.nic> Gosselm and CdM s
f ldyd1•n Aley dm.I Enca Zoellt>,
drovP m hve nms ct.nd the F'urce
never looked bd( k.
They <1ddt>d three more m thP
fourth dnd mw in the sixth lo
complete llw q.3 romp P1trher
Lmdd Vdn I look went the W'>-
tdnce dgd.m for the Force, unpro\ ·
mg her '>eac;un AFA record to 7-2
ln a losmg effort, Stampede I
p1lrher Sontd Correa of Cost2 ·
Mesa High pitched we ll in gomg
the distance. The Stampede fffi-.
1shed the c;ea~on dt 2-11
The Force will next Compete m
the AFN ASA winter sedson, ·
commencing Sept 15 dlld run-.
rung through February, 1996
The leading batters for tbe
Force in ledgue play were: Wills,
420; Mullen, .388; Julrn Liv-'
ingston. 346. Gossehn, .328: and '
Van Hook, 321 Van Hook was •
the top pitcher wtth a 7 -2 record '
and l.15 ERA.
illusion impressive in preleague
...
Th•• 0Tdn<JP C'oao;l Umled lllu-1
-.111n qui 15-tind-under club '>OC·
Ct>f lt>dffi I 1-'CP.nUy completed Its
pre.,l'rlson toumctment compell-
bon ... with '>lrnng showtng-. m tht•
pre~l1q10us Sr1n Diego Surf Cup
tow ndmPnl d" wPll dS thl' recent
ly rcl01pleted Orcmge Tuumt>y.
Tht> <.;dn Dwqo Surf Cup fed·
tun·d mur(.• them SUO guls dOd
bov' rnmpi>tmg m the low-dd}
toumrtmt·nl hvld JuJy 28 through
Aug 1. and tht> lllus1on wert' the
only reprPM'llldtJves selecl~d
from the Orange Coast United
the ball m therr pdrt of the field for
most of the garn~
In game two. the Illusion Wil"
pitted against Fremont, and tbP
two teams drew to d scoreless be ,
m. another hard-fought defensrve ,
struggle The lle allowed the lllu-I
sion to advance lo the quarterf1 1 ndls ill> Wlnner of their brack et
ln the quarterfinals, the mu.
s1on met St George. Utah a Dd
the lwu ted.IllS fought to a 0-0 tit'
unlll late m the second half whtn I
d St. Georgt' forwdrd broke dW~)'
and scored unas~1sted for d 1 .. l) I
decision •
NEWPORT BEACH -Places
are still available for the second
annual George Yardley Newport
Harbor Football Golf Classic.
today at the Newport Beach Goll
Cour se. The event, beginmng
with registration at noon and d 1
p .m shotgun start, is the primdry
fund-raiser for the Sailor football
program.
will not be required for semorc;
Jeff March1 orlatti and Mirhdel
Bise. both role players on last
year's Juggernaut, which was
rdnked No 1 m the section (or
much of the season. The 19Q4 Sed
Kings waged a season-long see-
saw battle Wlth eventual chdIDpi·
on Long Beach Wilson. which
topped the Sea Kt.ngs in the Divi-
sion I title game
·Another senior. Alex BaUt'Y·
hds shown some pronuse, • said
Vargas, who has also bc>en
encouraged by the pertormancl''>
of goalies Bill Messinger c11l<i
Ldnce Emery.
"Billy got some varsity expen ·
ence last yecir dnd he:s d efinitely
the top guy nght now." Vargds
Sdld. HBut Emery is going to pu.,h
lurn a little bit ..
. held ct fre'>hmclll plctyinq \clf'>1t7.
c1nd, frdnkly, y1111 ti) to <;t.iy 11wc1y
£rnm tht1l." V<tryc1-. '>nld "Bul lhPy
both showPd tht., ..,11mmc>1 they 1 P
smart eno11qh to 1 om pell' rtl tht'>
level Tht'} Jll'I m•ecl tu d1 \f"l11p d
lJttle ph) <,ICdlly "
Desp1tP hmtlNl Pxperh mt•.
however, V<1rqrt'> L'>n't willmq to
sell this l('dm .,1101 t
"I would -.t1y nght now w1• re• t1
<,tPp lwlll\~ .,onw of tht• ol hPr
teams likP Ne" pot t Harbm B11t
that coul<I c hctnge • sdld \!1t1CJt1'
who will 011!>" tht• ... eac;on op+'nt'I
Sept 14, d\H' lo his cunumtnwnt
as an c'\S~t<;tttnt coac-h on the> US.
nabondl lP<1n1, whi< h he will work
W1th mtu lht• ·qo Sunrn1t•1
O lympu.., m Allt1nld
The lllu-.mn cdme out strong
r1gc1msl thl· hometown fdvonte
dnd No 1 sePd. San Diego Suri I
Whlte. and be<lt Lhe Surf. 1-0, m d
defensive struggle The lone \
...cure came midway through tht>
sPcond hctlJ on d •team gocll"
scored ln front on the Surf goctltf'
by three or lour mus1on pldyers
ln the Orange Toumdffient, ~··
Illusion cdme uut strong dgainst
the FuUerton No Fear . anfi
despite outshOl)ting their oppu· 1
nents. 17 · 2. managed only d o;-o ;
tie. It wds rhe Illusion's t>i9hth I
shutout tn thetr last 10 gdJTlcs ' 1 Burlingham SdVed a bredk
dway dltempt by d Fullerton pla) 1
er Idle m the gdDle to preserve tbe I
l.Je The $100 fee mcludes golf, a
dinner buffet and dwards.
Tickets only for the. buffet,
sch eduled at 6 p.m., are $25.
DEEP SE A
HThey re the only guys bdck
who sa_w any p-laymg time,·: Var·
gas explained. "They are bolh
outstanding defe nse players,
wtuch is one of the reasons they
were able to crack the lineup last
year But t.lus yedr, I'll b e aslung
them to make dil unpact offen-
sively and hopefully they'll be
able to respond."
Seniors Malt Ellis, twin b roth
ers John and Mich ael CasPy
J uni.ors. Cartru Weu. and Jason
Hoka nson, a' well as sophomorP
Greg Strelzow. will a lso be com-
peting for time, while Vargas will
al ogive an opporturuty to fresh·
men Jason Pdldd and Ryan Tuck-
er
Getting ofhc1dl credit for the
goal was forward Sabnna Jones
on an d<.Sl'>t from Jennifer Cefdtia
Pacing tl -.trong defensive effort
was god.lit' Dl"vtm Burunghdrn,
fullbacks Kc1tP Ennque1, fp"nrune
S1ebl•rt c1nd Juhd L1vmgslun
.,weeper April Ro.,., and rrudhetn-
Pr.., Britlnny Thacker, Jennif Pr
Cefahd and Td}for Yurada
Victunued by two quick 9041 ... t
by the OCJSC Magic, the ruusien I
dropped d 3-1 deCJ.hlon.. The tlutc l
goals equdled the total numbPr nf I
prevmus godh. glVen up by the I I Illusion detense m 11 prevtoµ!-1
contests
N It.; qomq tn tdkt• somt• Lmw
(or Uus tl'tlffi l1l jl'JI dnd C'Onlpt•tt',
simply bf>c c1uw they ha\ Pn t
played t11gelht•r \ ttry much." v.1r
QdS SdJd
On olfE'n..,1·. forwards C di)'
Morrell .. ld1wUe Doyle. Meghdn
Bryan and Alh'><>n Fennell kept
the hedt on thl' Surf defense cmd
ln their ldst contest, the Illusiqn 1 trounced the Long Beach C rO!t>-I
rues. 6-0 Fennell scored twi~.
with smgle goals coming froin l
Doyle, Cefdbti, Jones and Vurade. 1 Marchiorlatti was a stalwart
Strelzow, Paldd and Tucker arP
dll younger brothers of All-Se<1
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ANDERSON, ROBERT A. not prolecl you; your 1ype· ' shows good cau11 why the individual; LESLIE TRAM· Courl, 700 C1v1c Center Published Newporl Have YO\! starled doing busineu yel? Yes 10-24 ..
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demandando) JOSEPH w. The name and addreu or sponse on hm•. you may DATE; OCT 12, 1994 located 11: 341 Th.-C11y (A Ud. le es1a· dtman-1tlfs allornev. or plalnhlf Sell your home 18. 1995 F855645 Daily Pilot Augusl 23, 30 ARTMAN • Al AN I). lht co ,1 11. (El nombre y lose Ille case, and yO\lr ALAN SLATER Clerk Drive, Orange, CA 92668 dando) OR. EDWARD A. withOul an anornev. is· (El 1hrough classified. oa111 Ptlol Augusl 23. 30. Sepl s. 13• 1995 w2
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CDBG GRANTEE PERFORMANCE REPORT
FISCAL YEAR 1994-95 AND COMPRl!HENSIYll HOUSING AFFORDA81LITY
STRATEGY (CHAS) ANNUAL PERFORMANCI REPORT FOR THIE P•RIOD
OCT08ER t, 1993 THROUGH ~UNIE 30, 1995. •
Notice Is hereby given that the City of Newport Beach has completed its annual Grantee Per1om'lence
Report (GPA) fOf' Fiscal Year 1994°·95 The GPA concerns the use of Community De~ BIOck
Grant (COBG) funda rea.wed from the u S. Department of Housing and Urban O.vel()prOeht (HUD)
and expended duflng Fiacal Year 1994·95. Dunng 19SM·95, f\Klds were spent for IM lolo'tllrt09
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Commlnty Center • $266,437
Social S.Mces/RehOb • s 76,950
Public Faolrtles • S 34,500
Fa1t Housing • S 9,792
AdmlnlstratiOn · bll 893 TOTAL • ,572
Also, notlee l&.hereby geven that lht Ctty of Newp()f't Beach ha• ~•led Its Annual Peffomwlcl Aei:><>n (APR) to the ~vlously approved CHAS tot Ile period October 1, 1993, through Jooe 30,
1995. The Af>R IOenbfiM tesource1 meda ava.labltl during h ~ penod, tie twel 6' ~
undertaken, Ind °'* aetions Indicated In ttte fi..,....year •trmoY end ernM p&en. The APR .......
accomplishments Ind Pf'OG"ll11 pertotmance concerning h number Ind types of fM1llM ..-a.d.
including N n&#'nblf of very low inCOtnt and Olhef low Income petaot'I aMlla.d lind flt radii '"'1
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HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
COSTA MESA 2124 BALBOA RENTALS TO LOST & EMPLOYMENT EM PLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FREE TO YOU 6022 POW ER BOATS
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$1200/m o. 633-4482 2BR 1BA Y.l blk from NB PROMITORY POINT lly Nwpt Isl. Dawn wk. Musi know Lotus medical benefits. Call i11 v.111ch lhure is a •To Good Homos•• 28'Taara Pursuit '89
Lux Ms ter Ste. Furn'd 646-8901 or 642·1574 1 ·2·3 for Windows 1-1-1....,4,...,·6,...3.,...1...,.·1...,1,..,,2,.,.,3=-'""""'..,,..-Charge per minulo. 8 -weeks old, gruy SF cruiser twon Yam
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E'ald• 2Br 1 Ba, lrplc, bch. Vory c lean. Prkng Full use of ell amen. POSTAL & GOV'T JOSS Plea!>e Call 962·88 t 4 200 eng Xlnt con .. l s~900/mo. Avail 9/ "Broken Hearted" and or Excel Sond re-$ HOUR BE EF TS " toUM "°'1Sllfei stove, gar, sml yard, 1. Call 909-33]-4lSO Avl 9/1 5650 675·6888 1 A 1 21 • N I mu:.1 see $42.000 ~ ono11ruN1" hkups. Pot ok. $1095/ lost malo Golden Re sumo o: ccoun '"9 NO EXP WILL TRAIN EMPLOYMENT PETS & NB 1 BR 1 BA Steps to trlever. 8/8 oH 23nd Supervisor, P.O. Box C OBO 645·0057 All,.. ... , ••• 1,111wtrtll1t1"'"11111 __ m_o_._A_v_l_9_11_._64_5_·5_8_6_2 ·---------• T0App11 il:t 7t4-&17·1991 WANTED 5535 • -• ·-bell, b ayv1ow, prking, E.CM. very friendly 1560, Costa Mosa. CA ANIMALS 6049 WON ON CAME SHOW! MW&P1Pet luub1ec11otllefed EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 2624 w/d, all ammen11cs Rewardl 645·6153 92628. Preschool Teacher 15 Electra Craft. Elec-
1rllfuKMlln1Al:tol1KIH 2Br 1Ba House $885. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ s_s_oo_t_m .... 0_6_5_0_·_68_1 ... 2__ ADMIN ASST F(T or Hlllpcr P!T Morn· Shopping • Cooking Irie Pa11y Boal Pacific
lllltNtdwlllclllllakHltill•••1 760 8364 2BR 1BA NB 1BR b h ae"TTH & Phones. hlos. II book, lngs and/or Aller-•Lt Houskccplng• ADOPT·A·PET Blue Perteet Lake to MlftlUse ''My pral111nce. -----·----Laundry • s lops 10 c • &.l'U. noons. CM 642·4050.J Boal. Oel1veroa to
llmllall1n or dlm 1mlnallon NPT HEIGHTS·3BR H%~~~·P?:~0~;~~5 =~~=,:~~/~:~lll~.5~~~ FITNESS 3000 ~o'~u:o~r~,14E~~~:7~g; PT Sal•• Exp'd req. .Patroci~or Yo:i7-0665 ~~~iM!~'r.& F~~~ta~~ your nomo brand new
buld on ract. color, rallglon, Twnhomo, frplc, paUo, (3l0) 431·7870 mo.+ 11.a util. 642""'375 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or call 646·7274 for resort s tyle cloth· Valley. Puppies. kll· Rotaol Value $17,000
111,lll11111l"p.latlllllalM.alu1or anglgar.$995.647·7540 1-~=-=~:-:-:--:-,,.---Ing sloro In Fashion ---------1 tens itnd moro. all Sacraf1ce Sl3,000
'nalioallDfitlll,oreainltntlonto Steps to SC Plaza 1B~u~~:1~0:,~:e ---------~08u',,R~1~!~1c~~ep~~or lstand ........... 760·0711 DOMESTICS 5540 looking lor loving, car· 080 714·721·1702
mauany1u,llpt11e11nca.llml· Sharp 2Br, pool. Sml 1991 Newport Blvd. GARAGES expor helpful, good PT/FT lor small reslau· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ing homes. CALL 597·1 ________ _
tallou1dlscrim1n1tlon." pe t ok. Avail lmmed. 846-8373 FOR RENT 2740 driving record. Con· rnnt In Costa Mesa. Caretaker needed 9037 for moro Info. BOATS, YACHTS,
Tbls n1W11111111 wttl not $775/mo. 846·6634 1-=-==-=-:--:--=---=----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tact Tim Oa111os. Theo, 6 a rn-2pm, flex hrs. for elderly Swedish Amo r Eskimo Pups CHARTERS 70l3
knowm1lrace11111nyachtr1lse· 2BR E'slde Spacious, *WANT E o~ CIS HBC. Robins Ford 642-0010 Need car. Start S5.50i woman In her CdM UKC papers. ---------light rodoc upstrs .. As seen on CNN, & hr. Brian, 548-7427 h 2 M/3F' & l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mtnl kif rtll •SUI• wlllcll ls 111 • • • Garage to Rent ond d f he fu Cashiers/Counter Help•-----------homo 805·652·1433 snow w 1. s 1•
wlol1Ue11 o1 t111 l1w Our rudcrs NEWPORT
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~~s~~;;'~~~o. ~~5~~~ Corona dol Mar area W er rug O I lure Chong·s Chlncso Cato RDA/Receptionist _E_x_p-'d_B_a_b_y_s-lt-re_r_a-vl 1st shots. $300-S500 31' Chrl-scraft twin· .,., ll•t1•r 111101111111 11111 all BEACH Call 644.2469. ovoiloble now!For inlocaD Triangle Square. FT/ Frr· For General Oen· t• W d F 1 d & ___ o_a_4_3_4·_t_9_1_1 __ gas. F/B, well equ1p"d. ttstry. NB aroa. Exp'a .. on-e · r ays p Grt dive or fish boat ... 1111111 ••wertlscd 1n 11111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR·1 BA S650/mo. PT Apply In person. ont . 714•723_5970. eves. Student w, refs BLACK LAB UPS dA S40k, 723-4075 • ..,,_,., in awallnl• on an AT THE BEACH Lndry, pool, quiet, nr --C-------Coffee House Server Y Carolyn 673·2947 AKC lilied dam, Finn· ..U .,,_,....., N1IL lo com· all transportalion. No MIS · PT 1 · di t 0 Real E•t• 1sh ch sire. Show, lld,
pots 648·0392 RENTALS 2744 . rion y. cus om r NURSING CARE companion. 548-8755 SAIL BOATS 7014 Jllill "Clsoltruutlon. call HUD Annual Rentals . •••••••• service o11ented, roll· RIAL l!ITATE SAi.Ei & Companion 25yrs
M·lrl• 111·1D0·4ZHSto. kt Or Summer Weekly A1cB~•,•erva wsoorvll·1~egsigb~dr E 'Sld CM 1 Bd T I PERSONALS !?i\cir;:~.-~~~9~or:;'ust1 Busy walk-in location. exp. Lo111ng Carel Call S a v • a b u s o d a n d I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii abandoned pots Bo a '30 S AIL BOAT•
volunteer foster Call Doose!. wnool, clean. • ta. ~Ill!. DC .. , 'llUI Lerge Selectlon . · u • . • rai or Fo Eva 631·7159 UllHUOaU26·l500 1•3Bd wnlrs . Sl000.l600 pvt patio. S585·S625/ Ou101 ~ark Near Fwy.·--------Co unter Help Frr & comp plan. r interview
2Bd Bayfront .... 521 50 mo. 546-9081 Rent includes g as. Prr. Apply In person. call Ron Taylor f
3Bd Npt Hghts . $1975 E 'alde 2Br 1 Vl Ba, frpl, 714·842-1353 ---------Tho Bagel Calo, 2801 The PNdlntlml
Property Mgmt gar, stove, d/w, lots of PERSONALS 3Q02 E. Coast Hwy COM N.wpoft Ito MERCHANDISE BICYCLES 6060 30' Clean & GOOd
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closets, w/d hookups. I••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COUNTER HELP 673" 7300 Cond! fiberglass, dsl, The~ $940fmo. 645·5862 COMMERCIAL FT/PT for Crystal • owner terms. $15k --c Sh k Sh k ---------128"Schwlnn 5spd Oeo 723 "075
COV'T FORECLOSED 673-1900 ~!J~~DP~~n~~. 1gBa~. REAL ESTATE c~~e497-4il~:. ac . Receptlontst P(T ANTIQUES 6010 ~~o~~~.c1~~~~:u11l,r18S "'3"""'0"""·-,-• ...,.11,.,..b-:-a..,.t-, -,o'"'"H=P
Home• for pennies I·-------· COUNTER PERSONS W/Pft, phones, 10-key, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil on $1. Oollnquent Tax, Avall Now Hrbr View Patio w/smatl yard.11 fohng, NB, $8/hr. 1·5 OBO/Trade 63t·4001 diesel. head. oven,
Repos . REOs . Your Hm 48, 2Ba fam rm $750/mo. 722·6294. PT/FT for Haute dally. Mr. Evans 673•7300 •BUYING ITEMS• sloops 5. Self 59,990
Area. Toll Free 800-Ip, comm ionn/pool: Lrg 1BR Mother·ln·law BUSINESS OFFICE Cakes Caffe In Npl From 1800·1960. t pc ---------or with mooring at 898·9778 Ext. H·1361 52300/mo. 759•5011 Bch. Exp'd, frlondly, RECEPTIONIST to on1110 cslale. Paint• TICKETS 6075 043 No. Balboa Chan·
for current listings. quqrtor. Lrg walk-In FOR RENT 2769 1·ftftft_"tGO_ft500 clean only neod apply Supercuts looking lngs, books, furniture , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nel. $23,000 OBO. B ... t C d closet, kltch. dining iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~u.rv C ll 733 6310 909 982 2652 ~~~~:,!: 2B~~B~ rm, livfng rm, frplc. ext 1929 a • for frlondly cnergo11c etc. Immediate cash, CHEAP AIR · ·
vory prlv. Incl all utll ':ljifiiCiSum~~ii:I • Floral Delivery & shop person. FT/PT avail. top S. 673-6223 111 mag M 0 st Us c 111 es CAL 2 5 w/Johnson
SAN S2200/mo yearly cable, w/d hk·ups. i. SvntSA'VAIL '2.99permu'I Mvstbe 1e,.,.. Assist. FT. Allen Bock $5 .50/hr. Must bo F $ 90 W 6HP 0 16 , new sails.
Cindy (714) 832·1400 U75/mo Call c11os, ProcallCo (6o2J25A-7.t20 Florlsl 1559 Placcnt1<1, availa ble morning$. APPL·IAN· C,..S 6011 * F1om $~50((1RT))* Good eond 52,500. CLEMEN-TE 10,76 GE Prom 200 10 3000 sq.ft. NB 642·"004. Call 631-7990. c * rorn * c 11 548 t067
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bright, 2B r 2Ba•----------Compcciuveraces. ross HAJR STYLISTS: Retail Ladles Sports· 1-800·380-8802 l---------
GENERAL 1002
714-597·9037 o""ner terms. $16,000
obo 723-4074
MODEL PERFECT condo. Catttedral cell, Newport across tho from J.W. Airpbn: Let's Cind OuaJlly for FnEE ront wear. Exp'd sales per· Mavtag Deluxe dryer. SPEED & f l /w street: 2Br 1 'hBa sin-I'• 3-4 Bdrms (Oen), rpc, d ·pool, spa, 1 / 4500 C'~mp11s Drive In exctuslvo full ave 1on atJohnLcona1d's $150060.548-0386
2.5 Ba., Planlallon alngte attch gar, w/d g •s ty, gar, 5825 mo, Ncwpo" Beach Each Other CM salon. 722·7950 Goll Shop 852-8689. w h /D S t40 SKI BOATS 7016 •
Shutters, Imported hkuris, gated. s145o. ~~.'~J~9~;'5· No Help wanted SalH·Amazlng Oppor. :S~ 1~~ 5 :f5•~r con· TRANSPORTATION liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Stone, Master Suite w/ _A_v_•_1_9_11_·_6...,3_1_·50_9_7_ 1-(900) Rublf'• S andwich Do you have: lnlognly, dll1onor S50. 646-5848 16'h ft Elra1 sk.l,fish· Dual Flroplace and Ba»"Vl•w Ct. Condo Sunn1, sharp 2Br 2·StY1---------1 Saloon PT/FT Ask for Passion, Dreams & Ing, on trailer, tOOhp
Jacuzzi Tub, Fully 2 master bdrms, 3ba. twnhse, 1VlBa. Newly FOR LEASE: 1429 sq 388-0200 Margot.. ........ 645.1100 Goals? We'd hke to 7011 Mere o/b . clean,
Landscaped . Cul·de· den, 2·Clll gar, 1938 st redec. Avail lmmod. tt0 $1.10 per sq ti. 13' INSURANCE moot you, Mike 957· FURNITURE 6014 BOATS needs minor work. =~~oe~~ng6o1 0 ~o:d~~ I. $1975/mo. 854-9712 $725/mo. 546·9081 lrontogo. 440 E. 17th ext. 9200 5 Llc'd Agts & aollcltor 8384 51500 OBO. 892·1325
Schools and Ocean! Bluffs Condo 3Br1---------St., CM. 714·645-8523 needed to sell comm/ Sales/Marketing King Waterbed w/ 18Ft BAY LAUNCH •1988 22ft Ski Boat•
$288,990 2•hBa. Vista view, NEWPORT Ina. 1·800·886·7208 $60,000AVERAGE he adboard heater Fiberglass. teak deck 5 7 litre V-8, King •
Own.r/Brok.r llght shutters $1850 S300 obo. 720.9595 bea ut boall New aoo· Cobra O O, low profile
....... '1""2/w 642 ............. BEACH 2669 BUSINESS & Inventory Control set engine, new top hull. just service .. Call Steve Dalbv .... .,... ... .........,,. FIT "'-o t Ent y Market lnnol(alive col· ..., • 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~p. a• r · Model Homes Lthr S9000'obo 675·6128 now con ... oller/uphof.: Southland Group B h Ar 1• CE WI 1 l c rllle lectlon system for u (714) 362·9800 or eac ea •1BR $825• FINAN ne ret. y legal claims company. sots 5l500 obo, mrbl 20 ft Duffy Bavboat stery. Great ski boat-
(714) 492·1422 Home Winter Furnished 2BR 2BA $725/Up I••••••••• 650-8463 233 Top commission & din 6 chrs St500 obo, Surrey top, 4-cyl gas fast-lo..iks great r• (714) 288·3900-Refrlg & dishwasher Nann)f/Helper for t raining No o xp bedrm sets S1 400 obo eng Looks like elec. ady to go. $12,000
(10#3030018) Pgr Or Summer Weekly Incl. 60x30 pool. No•·B-U_S_I_N_E_S_S____ Nc3wborn. EPT M1·F, 2d· noedod. Umiled local unused. 644-7048 boa1 S3500 673·3008 648-9449.574-424-7
CEMETERY LOT/
1·5Bodroom pats. No foes. No 7: O pm. xperence p ositions. 31 0·285· Recline r S75, Gls top 2tttDutfyElectrlc-93 E
Many Oceanfronts lease. 545-4855 OPPORTUNITY (714> 662·0670 8557 or 7 1 ~·957·8185 patio tbl, 4 chrs S200 N1tst sell Loaded, TRAD
Winter s55<>-S1900/mo 3Br 2Ba 1 house from 2904 PART TlME TUTOR for 8th & 61h Odds Enos• 754-45GO AC, DC, lrog, por1·i1·
CRYPT 1225 Summer ss2s.s2600tw1< sand. Approx 1200 s /f,1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------RECEPTIONIST grade boys Mon lhru Tiffa ny Lamp x1n1! polly, lull enclosures through class111ed Also Yearly 1·3 Bdrm newly decoratd. $13501• Community newspa-Thurs 4pm-6:30pm. $450. wine Cab1n1 Like now cond·Grt 842-5878
$750-$1375/mo NB & HB lae. 818-501-3477 Dealerahlp Gourmet per ottice tooking for Teac h or prefe rred. $850 obo. 556-7453 buy·ABC Co 840-1765 ;:::::::;;::=:::;::~;;::;::=::;
Companion (101 2) Villa Rentals Candy No competl-dependa ble person to $15/hr. Sond resume: 9 'Arthur Marin• teak
I P lll Vl lion, 8 houratwook, answer phones and A.L. Stonohill, 1601 trim Ding w/o~rs Xlnt ~~~or~al °Pear~. ,:; Proper~ Mlmt SOUTH COAST 68% profit, lOOk per help out with various Port Barmouth Pl, MERCHANDISE condl $500 67S·7028
Hilltop ocean view. 675• 91 ••~no 2686 year. Vory possible cloricat duties. S6·S7 Newport Bch 92660. MISC. 6015 .,,,....,,,....,,..=-=,...,,.,.......,.,,.,.,..,.-=-=-= Assessed 59750, uu. expansion llnanclng. per hr. 9am·2pm Mon· BOSTON WHALER
owner will tell 577001 ....,,a""o""'L"""'F=-c=-o="""'u,-::R""S""E""v""l""E""W.,... Limited areas avail· day thru Friday at Mis· TUTORS Pff' H.S. 22· OUTRAGE 1980 obo. 415•989•5541 Near SCP 2BR 2BA able. Call 1-800·251· s lon Viejo locallon. Math thru Trig, Chem, Assorted Boots HULL. BRANO NEW
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
2Br 2Ba twnhm on~~ 4.plex. 2 nd floor,1 __ a_1_1_2_. ------For Interview please Spanish & Frnch. Col· womens, size nine, 175 hp JOHNSON
Cyn golf course. Tri-I pallo, garage, laundry EARN BIG $$ NOW call Judy Oetting at lege GPA 3.0 +. SS.SO· all colors I 556•7453 O.B. has 25 hrs. New w/calh cell, lg ms tr ate rm. Quiet, xlnt lllea. r-----------1 (714) 574-4250 or lax $10.50/Hr. 443-2700 steering ca bles1con-
S1800/mo. 759-8124 $]SO/mo 546-eaS3 Explo~ng Industry. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN resume to (714) 631· VALET PARKING DIRT To p s oil, fill troll. Dual b alls,
IMMAC, charming 48r Publlcly traded co. All Uve•24 Hoursl 6594. Prr or Frr. NB lll&a. sand, fill dlrt. Oellv· Lo ran, VHF, Fish
2.5Ba, 1000'10 bch, nu PT/FT. It's your llmel 1·900-378·2500 Buy ll. Sell It. Find ll. Please Conlact Frank ered c heapl 548..,.896 Flndor, Outriggers. Bl-pnVcrpt, fp, Frnch dra, I••••••••• Call 1 ·800-632·7688. X2505 $3..99/min. Must~ 1a. Cl lfl d mini. Stern Seat. R• MISCELT 11 ,..mOUS a•• • • at 497·1465. Gently used children's veraelble P ilot Seat. dbl gill $1795 yrty Incl AJMU; LOCAi. RTE0 24 Loe•· s.v.u 619-64S-8434 l h I thl 8"" ....... • ore as co ng Fore Seat Store s grdnr. AVI now. ~ RENTALS lions• Buy All or Celebrate at onlr $1 a1------------------alzes ().10, all typH ol Po rta Pottle Dual Axle
Lido l•t .. Fumlatted1••••••••• Part:Posalbte 2 K min Adult phone talk, EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT tum, cribs, caraeats. Trailer s14,900 obo. ---------• 2BR 2BA, famlly11 WkJy 800.599--8769 all fantasies me/Visa & 5530 SSJO ate, Lar~ selection of (714) 84e..6340 CORONA room, flrplace, gatag•·i---------•·--------chocks 513·548·0173 LIUI• TYk•• to)fa . .,,.,--.,--=---~-:-
DEL ••11n 2122 675-e721 VACATION MORTGAGES & LIVE 1 .0N·1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ba.by Duda, 2584 Hard Top e lectric n~ Newpor1 Blvd/at Del boat. Xlnt condt
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Npt lalJdock. Sweet RENTALS 2722 T .D.'S 2918 1•900-50s-557e Mar, CM. 631·7363 $7000. (714) 675·7599 cozy cottag .. 2Br 1 Ba, 1..aoo.345-1661 ~~~:.~A·~
1800 a/f condo wlb•Y fp. TRW req. $1600/ 1·800-47D-4865/Gay .._.....~SAL!..._..ES WANTED , ' & ocn view. 3Br 2Da, mo yrty. 675-3113 Npt ach Oceanfront •aaton Mortgage No 1·900-656-2625
steps to China Cove. N Ht View 3bd ResetVa now for wklV/ point, no coat loana. 18 +. s 1.99/mln.
$2000/mo. 673-7692 wpt •· • • monthly winter rentals. FrH appralsal, lowest lg bonua+fam rm, f/p, Fully furnished 3Br •traits. 479-0288 _T_RA_VE __ L ____ _
BIG OCEAN VIEWS
$2195 38d 211\BI Condo
$2395 3Bd 2Ba, Bay View
$2895 3Bd 2Ba Cottage
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Lrg 3Br 2Ba w/fam ;m,
new cpVpnt, Ip, atove,
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new carpet. P&J Prop. 2Ba, gar. No amWno •••••••••! $2495/mo. 731-4661 pets. Karen 434-1424, iii~~ii!iii~~~~!ii
Oceanfront NB 2BR llNNOUNCEMENTS SCARED OF Fl.YINQT 1 BA. Lrg patio, ga-1---------Get the lactal With an
rage, tennle. $1350 RENTALS TO experiment you can
Wlnner1 650-8443 SHIUU! 2724 ANNO''NCEMENTS do at home. Relax PROP KRTY MNOMT 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii v next tlm e you lly I Local Exp'd Co. 1• 2920 Ouaranleedl 1·900-
Xlnt Ref'a. & RatH, 2811 oondo 130,0/rm 336-5668 18+ $1.09/
TORELLI RllAL TY or $600 both. E ald•jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij mln•5 min. LeulnQ/Mgt 540-7355 CM. Pool, gar, hkupa. No amle/~t. 57<t.o827
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EMPLOYMENT
21R 2BA TWNHOME POR RENT reta. 1700. 173-391'
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ea. xlnt condl toaster
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oven, m0tel 846-2684 ---------
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tool• & Jig•. $24100.
Call 1 o.e, Fri, Sat or
Sun ontv. 54W.573
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Cemenl lountain1 S110,
bird bathe $20. C1tru1·
fruit.avocado (fruiting) t to. Junlpere, vtnes,
"•rbs 11. On palms 8'
$20. * 909-67 .. 0422
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Low Mlle9. Elic ... nt U700 QllU, 88740H condl otlg own•r. N••d quick a•HI ----~"-'o:---:----_:..._,,,,,_ ________________ __. __ --'· wldtOllMtSHMIW .. ·· end TANNAH ~ Cw Stl.600 '60-6885 19100...,.. 1'63·9121 .. ao .... 944a
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• OnlOtl't tOUtin 68 ROU111JN up Pf'EViOOI PUZZLE IOlVID •ao XJa nu W•al brk•. PONTIAC 8170 '•I P•eeo Wht 4 oyt, •aa Fox GL 4 dr, ••P. paint. tunned, AC. AT. AC, PS. PB. cc. AC, IOk ml. no 91:• 5 Ripeo 4ca11te)
8 'Type ol btl 6t Act.re11 Wnt 13 Cenall'I 70 l.OQl.1H11
TOO CLEVER 8Y PAR
Both vulnerable East deal
loaded, run• g~all 'U PtaRO Low mllea. AM/FM c:H• anrt cldent1, nm• g1 .. t,
S4600 080. 892·1325 b .. ua, g••at ahap•I mlntl 1 'owner, 43k ml'. xlnl condl muat Hll. the Mecollan Jnvitntion11I Poln •95 R•ne•r Rover Mu•• •~el 12,750. sa1~. 097~9 S2650 080. 848-4858 MHOl\111 71 Mll<Se a biouff
WOtkttn 72 Ftolhlul
15 Soed conlnlner 73 Mot1gege. e g NORTH
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held url1tr th11 year 1n London county LWB, Demo • 821-4218, Sherilyn •eJ Corrado VRe V•I·
Thtl hand (uture1 one or our 5,000 ml. While/Tan &ow, low ml. !Sapd. xtnt
18 EloQtmfll tusll t7 uro p1101? DOWN ftwurit.e eharacter1, i:laar a;molting $47,000 •so.sees po•l!rHE
9175
TRUCIS 9220 c:ondl s12.ooo OBO.
wine connoleeurlopera devotee Paul1_________ _,,. Call Mlk•. 373·1431 18 Kimono lllSh I P11ge
t 9 Pti1ladelphla 2 61119flr
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dawn rollapud
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Chemla of PArls, France. 11ttina LEXUS 9115 il,81i8iiiii8ii4ii4iiiiiHii0ii,iiiii•iidil ,7 3 1·Ton .-1okup Dun• Buggy Flbor·
West and playing with (ellow1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 d nrl 1 d r 1 • 464, AC, auto, nu gtau •h•ll, nHdl Par~1i~n. Fre~ch internotionalist.•~ ... 1 250 Fully loaded, •P • • • l nte w n-t1re1/brk1, r••tor•d, workl good •ngltran1.
Chnst1a.n ~an. SOk ml, black/grHn, dOWI, bra, xlnt condl nHdl paint. Run1 $785 fOBO. Will trad•.
North a Jwnp to four clubs was a sunroof Sl 5 000
16900 OBO. 373-1431 gr .. tt S2350 OBO. Call .. 831·4001 24 SWOtd 5 Highest POffit
25 Mine find 6 Lols and lols
27 Author Ayn -1 Revise SOUTH
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splinter bad, ahowina a singleton OBO (909) 737-9440 · ---------• 892·1325
club and the values for game in SAAi 9185 --------AUTOS
spade•. With 10 much in clubs, MAZDA 9125 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilvotVO 9230 WANTED 9246 30 Pretty 8 "HIQl'I -· 36 Bclore 9 Aclress
37 Furrow Gardoor
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South had no d ea ire to proceed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii beyond game. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 900& Auto tran, 1• 38 '1ne F11st -· 10 Thealer sechon
39 Monk's hood 1 I Srnge< Guthne 35 VOie 1n 55 lndlC81es agreement
56 Fally·tale
Chemla analy~ed the bidding '82 828 4dr, auto, wht, w/ grey Interior '83 Turbo 4-door.
before selectinJ the opening lead. A/C , good condl anrr, xlnt condl 1 Runa good, nu turbo.
North had shown values in the $1250 080 373·1431 ownr, 2-dr hatchback Sunrf, PS/PB/PW/mlr·
•WANTED• '67·'69 Camaro'a. Also
'60-'76' CorveltH, '68·
72 Moper Musel• c.ata
Any condition OK. Will pay cashl 982·7778
41 Scarlett-12 Colors 40 Produced
43 Suit 10 -14 Cut (an egg)
44 On Ille ocean 2 I Characler aclor 41 Hazard a
~
The bidding:
45 Ballpoint Beatty gueaa 46 Curve 22 Me,or artery 42 Barnyard
character
57 Gleam 59 -Zumwalt 60 Welch's !Ace
61 Wonfs ol
EAST SO\fTR
PaH I•
Pue 2 •
WEST NORni
PUI 2 Q
majors and shortnua an clubs. so 83 Mlat•, red, 5 apd, $3,700 080 722-6177 rora. $3450. 650-8884
diamond.I seemed like the obvtous always garaged, low----.------•---------
suit to attack. The two of duunonds mllage, mu at 1811· TOYOTA 9210 VOUSWAGEN 9235 47 Blue flower 26 SICiiian volcano ammal 51 Hey yool 27 Summ11rtze 48 -one's way p .....
Pan
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Pau PaH was Chemla's choice Call~.~-~:~~-•7~~~718. 1---------
At first glance, il seemd like a '78 Cello• sapd, •ea WI BAJA/STREET ANTIQUES & 52 Sludy 28 Orig1011led (proceeded)
S3 Idaho's nerght>or 29 Fresher 49 Soothed
55 Yuletide d1lnk 31 Grouch 50 Summer, in
58 Emb10Klery 32 ·-Man F1111t" Pans 64 Gawked (at) 33 Smidgens 51 Called
66 ·-Abner" 34 Swerves 54 Jungle animals
understanding
62 DeVOtd ol
'-OmollOO o3 Quiz
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Opening lead: Two of 0
~An excellent new bridge public&·
bon, European Bridge, is now avail-
able. Appearing six times a year, it
ls nicely presented and the first
issue ran to 100 pages. Its price is
$39.50 per annum and can be
ordered from the publishers, Ace
lnternaLionul AS, Munkegaten 12
D, N-31I0 To11sberg, Norway.
superb choice. The defendeni could •-M-E_R_C_E_D_E_S--
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whlle/blu•, AC, PS, BUG. le• Or•en, color. CIASSICS 9250
score a diamond ruff and so hold $850 OBO. 831·14VV Brand New Motor and liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
dednrer to 10 tricks for an excellent liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '87 Cello• QTS red. Clutch. Excellent run· '88 Corvette frHh
score. Unfortunately. East held the '79 300 SD turbo, blk, loaded, •mlfm, ca11, ntng condltlonl Eye mtchg no. 427-42~HP
one card that turned a brilhanL lead tinted, fully load, xlnt anrf, aly Whla, rna gdl catcher. Must aee to eng. 4 :11 poal, 2 topa,
into 8 killer for the defense _ the oondl 53745"• OBO. $3995 obo. 707·1984 appreclat•. Need• PW, orig. Doc, CA blk
ten of diamonds! Mari, never think-1_c_a_11_3_7_3-_1_4_3_1 ___ minor Interior tch-up. pits, restrd gaugH,
Ing the lead was away from the ace. Cl•Hlc ••·280 SE TRADE · .,..,,.*,,,.2...,,•,,..7...,0...,0~...,•=-4_e-_e,...3_4~o $32k obo. 969-4481
made the normal play of the ten, Coupe-Perfect In and '82 R•bblt Convt, red, '84 Bl·Turbo 5spd,
and declarer wrapped up all 13 Out. Anthrocite, Sun· through classlfled 5spd, s tereo, tow 49k mites, loaded,
The first. issue carried' a report on
tncki! with the help ofa club finesse roof, AC . $13,500 . 642·5978 miles, xlnt condt movlngl $3000 OBO O o r g e o us Gem ---------• $2835 080. 373-1431 Call 831·1499
11
for a top score. 714-831-0832
CADILLAC 9040 DODGE 9065 FORD 9075 MERCURY 9135
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi liliilil•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •9 3 Sabio wagon 3 .8,
,,...,--+---t----1 '82 Fleetwood sheer '87 Dalftona TurboZ '95 Taurua auto, 9k, 3nd seat. loaded. dual
luxury, lther, looks like pw, pdl, T·top, at, wht/ ac. 2 bags, loaded, 1 bags, ABS, alarm, like '92 model, S4100 burg lthr, 95k ml. onr, xlnt condl nul 18k ml. $14,950
OBO. 673-1514 warr xlnt condt $12,500. 236-9061 Grt lam earl 631-0675
'87 Cadillac Coupe De $3900 OBO. 650·5330
Ville. Blue, wht top, ---------wht tthr Int. 1mmac. FORD 9075 HONDA 9085 NISSAN
Loaded. Full malnt.
record . Garaged. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,82 Accord 2dr hatch· '80 280ZX 2 +2 5-spd s75oo 759•1609· '70 Mustang wht, 302 back, auto. ac, mint a/C, cc, p/w, alloys.
V8, at, ac, ps. pb, new condl good buyl now tlros. Runs goodl
paint, runs greall 1 $1900 OBO. 373·1431 SlOOO •631•7149
owner 25 yrs. $42501----------'84 Stanza Wht, auto, OBO. 373·2416 · '83 Accord 4-dr, S"· 4d r, hatchback, ac,
CHEVROLET 90~5
'84 Corvette 65k mis ---------spd. Runs good. Now xlnt condl $2250 Rd/Blk Int. 1·0wn. Nu '83 Escort L 4dr, Urea. Need quick sollt OBO. 373·1431
t ti e. t ans Al 4cyl, auto, ac, clean, $1450 988-9442 i----------pn • r • r · · runs grtl $7750 cashl '88 200 SX 5spd , ac, ways garaged/Primo! Call 520-7818 '8• ACCORD LX hatchback, sliver, cust
$10,500 Bert 631-6111 Good Cond. 921< mi. whls, xlnt con di $2950
'90 Corvette Convrt, '87 MUSTANG LX Sliver, 5-spd A/C, OBO. 373·1431
25k ml. CD, loaded, Convert. Loaded. Orio $8.500 OBO 662·3627 ~..,.-,,,.---..,......,.,,_--ownor. New tlres/brks. '88 Pulsar NX blue, s24•5oo red/tan. Xlnt Xlnt cond. $4500. Ca11 •-,-.-9-A_c_c_o_rd_L_X_W_h_1, T·top, 5spd, ac, 6lk ··-·----------------------
condl 841"6601 Jim at 714·851·8345. auto. low ml. xlnt ml. exc. condl 1 onr.
• 0 YES,SELl MY CAA
SPEED &
SKI BOATS
condl $8250 OBO. $4995 080. 458-843.!
MARINE SUPS BMW 9030 CHRYSLER 9 05 0 '88 Bronc o II XL T Call Mll<e. 373·1431 •89 240 SX FSTBK,
7016 DOCRS 7022liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1~iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4x2, full power, auto·•---------good ml. auto, tilt wht, I• matic trans. hke new. 198 7 Accord LX ABS, nu llres/brks, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '80 735 I Wht/blk. lthr, •75 450 SL. both $6.350. 549·7526 WhVtan. 5·spd, 88,000 56900 OBO. 454•1549 27' Chaparral Sig· fSO' NB allp max 75'. fully loaded, tinted, tops, olJ')orlglnBI, 148K ---------ml. lmmac, must see. nature. Speod Boat. Prime toe across from xtnt condl $8900 miles, s9000 obo. Call '88 T·Blrd V8, very 1 owner, $5,400 OBO '89 Nissan 240 SX
Only 95 hrs. Lo3dedl beach & restaurants. 080. Call. 373·1431 Alan, 954.3662 Or clean, 28k ml. white, 544.7737 5 s pd, AC. f u 11 y.
$36.000 fS50·5885 avail now. 673·2810 Trade fo r Truck -orig owner. $6900 loaded, snrt. lint, ABS.
Run your ad in
"'°"" 75 BMW 2002 Blue , OBO Call 760-9628 79 Henll• CVCC Ac· nu tires. Xlntl moving,
••••••••• Ado1able, runs woll, ------------------cord Auto. AC. am/Im must solll 859-7823
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100 ,000
homes. Fax us this
form with your credit
cord # or mail it in
with a check today!
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your car does not
sell we'll rvn it
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MARINE SLIPS needs TLC. $1 500 '89 FeaUv• aim caas. cass. Complete re pa tr • bp __
... lo Ootoll.YPIOI DOCRS 7022 AUTOMOBILES obo 752·3628 or call DATSUN 9060 AJC. 40 ml. gat. nu history. Groat Condi '89 Nissan 24osx
759-0632 battery & shocks. 52000 OBO 722.1216 4cyl, 5spd. ac. pw.
'73 Dataun 240Z $3000 OBO. 888·9490 pdt. p/m1rrors, cc. ster
1 Slip Ava il Up to 45h ------------------claaalc, red, exc, ,89 M 1 C 87 Honda CRX 5-spd, cass. 851< ml. $5400
lJO w a.,-.c..-"' mv f71'1UZ.J6110 MJIU14/6'1.6ff• ~,..~
S1 2/t1. 2 tie-down BMW 9030 BUitp;; 9035 d A M AC ua ang onvort, AC. am/Im cass. 523-7643 0< 295-27~6 •P•c•• avl up to 35 con • t, aga, ' red, 5.o lltr• •nglne, silver. $3500 OBO ,.._ "'"'*----.... _________ _
rt. $1 0.50/tt Xlnt Loci iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AM/FM stereo tape, fully loaded. $8.000 75~1221 '92 240SX LE lo ml,
Call Mike 665-6150 '79 5281, xlnl cond. '85 Lo Sabre LTD $1995 OBO. 968-4191 OBO. 714-827-0243. loaded, ac, llhr Int, "B B pw. snrf, cstm rims, s est eemer ever collect. fully loadod, •---------'92 EXPLORER XL T x t n 11 Must s e 111 , CLAS IFIED bullt"·Car & Driver. 95k, sharpel $4250 DODGE 9065 4WO, blue. xlnt cond, JAGUAR 9105 11 • t he • a. y ·I 0· $3600 Obo. 964-3662 s 13.500 obo.
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c c-c--c..,,.... -.-w-access. lnlormallon· Or Trado for True.... OBO. 995 .. 7734 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-owner, loaded. 45K llllili•iliiliiiiiiiiiiiiii 846-2505 k d k I I " 11 ml. $16,900. 721·1955 1---------~I~~.~ reg~:S:,r: ~sauce~ Sell your home '85 Le Sabre LTD '85 800ES Conv, 4 ---------******* '95 AJtlm• 4dr, auto, • $10 for 4 1-., $I 00 .x:J, odtlthonol""" :
ceaalully . by all kinds through classlfied. collect. fully loaded. cyl, al, tubro, nu top/ '93 Eacort LX wagon, 19eo Sov. Blacl(J 9k, ac, fully loaded, 2 for another week
FREEi All for $1 o• ·---·--·--------------------·
ol consumers. 842-5878 95k, sharpel $3500 paint, ac. fully loaded. air, 5spd, cass. $4500 Tan. P•rfect Cond. bags, 1 onr. xlnt condl OBO. 895-7734 $1950 OBO. 786·4522 Call675·9510 $16,995 fS50·5885 __ s_1 .... ~ ..... 5_00_2_3_6-_9_0_61 __
•5E•R•VI-C•E--•I CHILD CARE 3536 CLEANING DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE 6 PAINTlNG 3858 PIANO • YOCAL SEWING
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 SERVICE 3584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •FITNESS 3740 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LESSONS 3868liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3922
DIRECTORY Reaponalble M~M liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hom1&Rental PropertlH QUALITY CARI! Weaving S•rvlc• St. •••••••••I Fun, safe playlng WINDOW CLEANING vlMALL JOB EXPERT Paint-Carp•ntry· &AM Fat Faall Our MDs Landacap• Remodellng 20 YJ• exp, •xc•llent PIANO Beg.·Advanced John Knlta, CHhmer• activities. Yard & * * Drywall/Acoustic Repair Drywall and morel g•t reautts. Latest Yard tune up/malntenae9, wotkmanahlp, fair All agH ·Teacher c•rt. aw1aters-All Fabrlcal
Mealsl t;;:> 548-4993 FREE ESTIMATES /Hanglng/Taplng;Tuturt Qary MS.5277 diets & meda as aeen landscape/artlsllc design. prlc••· &45-2417 Ron Enlertalnment Avail. Uken-•gaJnl 788-7912
ACOUSTIC Prof'I Home Chlld C•r• 297-eo51 David Comm/Rea 551·5573 Semi Retired contractor. on TV's 20/20 & Feb. ContractorlC27-604006. CHUNQ'S PAINTING Jennifer 640-86691---------
REMODELING 3408 Uc. CPR, teaming, fun •WINDOW Clo•nlng Rprs, lmprvmnta, amt Allure mag. Newport Prof'I & Ethical. 645-7505 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel TRANSLATOR/
WE PUT IT ON
OR TAKE IT OFF AmteJC Texturing
•Bob 841-8085•
& lots of lovet FIT-PIT •Scr•en Repairs• ELECTIUCAL 3610 joba. Quality. lnt•grlty, Barlatrlc Ctr. 673·8586 Nature'• Landscaping 0Uuc~37~~~k2. F5r3e8•.1E63•t4. PLUMBING 3890 TUTOR 3927 Openings.CM 979-7918 Affordabl••R•llabl• car•. Ken 642·17'10 $6 Frnt, 10•13 FrnVbk ... .,._.
Pat·A-Cako FrH Estl•729·707V Carp'try, roof'g, plbg FREE Fartlzg TWlce Yr. iroOL OFF PAINTING
•Child Care• A-1 •l•otrlcal work painting, r•mod•I IMPIOVEMENTS Trim, Sprnklr 378·8926 "' -19 THK LOCAL PLUMBER
L#304200854 Cert. CONCRETE • Duncan Electric EI• err 11e /Stucc0. ROM! 3756 .l::'~~~~ea':'o. .. Wtlllam 8lngtf1 Co. Ped CPR & 1st Aid Quick Responae Concrete deckl/Repalra fll•••liiiiiiiiiiiiii Sine• 1947
CNA. Loving Environ: MASONRY 3557 Local Uo. 850-7042 ~ORGAN, Uc'd 850-3281 FARTHING INTERIORS MASONRY 3828 •morald Palntln• Friendly Servlc•
LEARN SPANISH NOWI Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also
Translator-Interpreter.
Suaana 873·7409
ADDITIONS ment.~ t;;:>048·3112 ALL HOME RIEPAIRS Kltch•n/Bath Remode1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii Int/Ext wallpaper/lite L#476000 675·9304
REMODEUNG 3410 SPACE AVAILABLE * Bt•t Price/Quality FENCES carp'try, drywll, paint, E•p•rt•I L,,B56oe15 JOHN DORAN MASONRY ;:~~~":::~:1~~~'; ----------.. ·.-m~~-E::.-.-:.-.-.-.3:9:2:8 For Advortlsera. Landacape, b<k:k, atone L DECVC! 36l5 plmbng, doors/RH• S 045-9325 or 673·1212 Brlck•Stone•810ck eDAN DAWSON•
DUNCAN Ask About Our: Concr11t. 800.711-1007 ~ ""-" Emergency Servi 838-4755 large & Small Jobs OKI •EXTl!RIOR• ,LUMBINQ
CONSTRUCTION lntroduotory Offerl •CEMENT WORK• •CARPENTER Paint, ---------Ucl6S7191 •31"3832 •SP•CIALIST• Waler Healers• Drains 20 Yra Exp. Small & To ~lac• Your Ad PLAIN/STAMPED •FENCES OATES• Drywall, Stucco, Wood JEWllRY 3784 • ______ ..____ LoW9tt prlc•a/FrH •at Remodel e Repair
Lg. Joba fSD0-7042 Call Gina Bucci Brick/Slone/Tiie/Biock new/repair/post rep&.c:ed Fenc•, Sub Floors. Sr. MOVING 3834 _L_t1_43_7_-38_1 __ 7_03-_2_4 _1v_, faucets • Flxturu
7 14-57 4-4248 REPAIRS/COATINGS Redwood • Ll576605 Dlscl John 636-8235 Wllllam Hatold Jewel•ra r"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lko'a Custom P ainting Anything lo Plumblngl LS 65,. 30,. .-2 ... 2 Jim Whyt• 642·7206 1• p C Q
Qrout/TU• Reatoratlon
Rogrout•Reoeulk
Repalt-Clean & Seal
frff Eatltaate l40o13ot
R90Ul Systems ll53e03S
41 " ... ~ ... • Carp•nlr!f"El•ctrlcal Watch & jewelry repair PUBLIC NOTICE rot, l•an, uallly L#554722 846-8720 CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING Brick, Block. Stone, Tiie •Wood Feno••• Plumblng•Drywall• Antlqu•/Fln• Jewelry Work. lnVExt & Oocka, Pgrtl' 717·5729
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3548 Cone;. Patio, D11veway reptxetrtplir, hi hauling Stucco• Palnllng•Tll• Buy/Mllllrldt e73-0305 The Callf. Publlc Ullll-ll7034e8 831-4810 ======== TREE
flepaws. Remod. Doors. ~ d' Fplc, BBOa. Ref. 20 Yr H~maln. l.ow pt1CH. Uc'd Rooflng•Jlm 841·7494 tlH Comml1tlon RE· ••U PAINTING•• Expert Dfaln Cleaning SERVICES 3929 "°"'· cablnela. atucco l dry-Exp. Terry 957.7594 ~antage Conatr. 97..s301 HANDYMAN Maint Repair, y •Vftsr• •s • QUIRESh ~~· all us:d Gd Prlcel BHt Workl & Plumbing Repair• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
wll, ltncel, Gt'"· tic Uc A TOUCH OF CLASS Lt Pl bl El .-&11.., ~ hmoouv•••r• oprlntgotoh•l•r 13 Yra Exp. Fr•.• E•tl 20yr1 up. All work Cuatom Tr.. lwvlc•
35yrs ••P Jerry 842.0587 CIHnlng. Rea/Comm FLOOR INSTALL Ctpnty~m Pa~~I. 109:r~ LAWN CAU 3808 P.U.C. Cal T number·, L,,651K>81 83().8440 Guat. St•v• 645-8298 No TrH Too Tall.
A to Z HAND.,....... Uc/Bonded. FrH Eal, CONTRACTORS
3558
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