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-~inal OK given to Bonita ·annexation . . . . .
• But tbe countf's i.ocaJ . Arst contended tbe annexation:! wa'llllave ID'tl\e f)itur• with all.these
could suck millions of dollarl out of annexations." · )6.gency Formation Commission ·city coffers over the ~xt 25 yean, lbe dty Of Irv1ne .and Newport-
• :will have JaSt sa.y. oayiD9 the dty hadn't figured ID Mesa and llvine 1chool 4!strtcts hlbave
enough cushion for risk facton or all approved the deal ·U well. e
inflation. . proposed annexation bits its next ' 8y Jennifer ~-Daily Piiot
'. NliwJ»oRT BEACH -It's now up
to the county whether the dty can
lake ovez-Bonita Canyon from Irvine.
-The City Council gave the final OK
to annning the land at Ford Road
and MacArthur Boulevard after only a
few residents fpoke about the proP?s-
aJ -in stark contrast to the council's
last meeting, when testimony
dragged on for bo~. 1b1s week only
Community Associations Alliance
&.airinan Phil Ant voiced opposition
to the idea.
City offidAls said his figures were milestone when it g~ to tb.e county
skeweij by incorrect assumptions. Local Agency Formation Commission
Their own figures say the proposal is in April or May.
more of a break--even proposition -The proposed annexation initially
taking in about $1.1 million in taxes faced a groundswell of opposition,
and fees and costing about the sai:ne mostly from residents of the adjacent
for public safety, library a'ild other ser-Harbor View Homes. Those oppo-
vices. nents worried dlildren in the new
•By no means is {my study) totally development would overcrowd New-
accucate, but it shows a direction,•' port-Mesa schools.
said Arst, a former City Council, can-But an agreement with landowner
didate. •lbis annexation was rushed The Irvine Co. won over most resi-
lhrougb to meet the legal ntinimwn dents with its promise of 22 acres.of
requirements. It bas not been looked extra parkland and a potential school
at as a whole to see what kind of city slte.
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High sehool articles harmful to
.young ~tudents, Fenyman says
,,
It but father of fonner Cos-
ta Mesa High editor insists
~rs not good enough,
:reason to censor material. . .
'
Mlchael Miller, the father of
fonner ecllloo: Came Mlllor, said
he 11 a11o plam\lng to gather Finl
Amendnlent experts to join him ID
rebuking tlie tc!iool dlll1l<1 foe
not allowing tb8 pub~ttod al
thearllc:lel. •
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Newport's gobble its neighbors
• City goes on an annexation
. binge that could swell its bor-
ders in several directions.
behooves them to let tbe dties adminis-
trate in these areas,• Mayor Jan Debl.y
said. •And so for in looking at the ffnan-
dal issue, it is a good thing for the city.•
<;ity Councilwoman Norma Glover
requeated city staff produce an overview
of all the upcoming poteiltial annexations
-Bannmg Ranch, Bay Knolls, Bonita
Canyon and Newport Coast.
8y Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The city's
boundaries stand to &pand on all sides in
the next few years with a flurry of poten-
tial annexations on the horizon.
•1 want us to talk about the&e publidy
as a City Council,• She said. •1 want us to
take a look at these all together, to JD4ke
sure they pay off for the dty." Some areas are clamoring to slide with-
in city limits, while others have been
assuming for years they'd eventually
become Newport Beach. And now pro-
posed annexations are coming at the Qty
Council as fast as ever, thdD.ks to the coun-
ty's push to rid itseli of unincorporated
scraps of land.
Here, r look at each remaining
unclaimed area that could eventually
boa.st that coveted Newport Beach
address:
• NEWPORT COAST -This vast
expanse promises more land -5,600
"With the county bankruptcy, it • SEE ANNEX PAGE 5
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Newportto
hire first
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airport czar
• New staffer would conc:entrale exclu-
sively on John Wayne and El Toro; aiiport
.activists say it's high time post was c:realed
By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Local activists say the
city's move toward hiring an airport czar could
bring Newport's push for an El Toro airport back on
oour.;e.
The City Council voted Mcoday-with minimal
discussion -to create a new full-time staff position
to handle airport-related issues exclusively. Oty
Manager Kevin Mwpby will draft a job description
and proposed salary for the " ,
position before hiring any-Its some-
one. thing we ~0w present staff peo-uld' pie are overburdened with sho ve
otber things." Mayor Jan done a COUple
Debay said. "We're trying Of years ago.• to keep up with every-
thing."
FonDer A,ssistant City
Manager Ken Delino filled
a similar position in the ear-
ly 1980s, as Newport Beach
fought for court-imposed
ClARENCE
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limits on flights and expansion at nearby John
Wayne Airport. But tha.l position disappeared when
Delino left.
The proposal landed on the cowicil agenda a
week after the Airport Working Group sent a letter
to Debay, criticizing the city for its la.ck of progress
in pushing for a commercial airport at the E1 Toro
Marine Air base, which sits just east of Irvine.
Since tbe county supervisors' December vote to
pW"SUe an airport. the city's strategy bas revolved
mostly around a consultant-driven effort to launch
a grass-roots campa\gn.
Officials are now reducing the role of that con-
sulting firm, Government Solutions, and are look-
ing to bring some new consultants on boa.rd, Debay
said. They'll be looking for someone wbo is •up to
speed right now• on the issues, she said.
The dty bas spent $1 .3 millicm in the fight for an
• SEE AIRPORT PAGE 5
1be fDDawtng ~ WB9
am.eed reca:dJy Oil Mlllfkicm of
dlhing unds tbe tnO!Wt&e
1bae people hlrte only been
8IJelted Oil IUlpidoa of a a:ime,
and. as with an IUd1 a1me1. they
are innocent until proven guilty.
NEWPORT IEACH
Lawrence E. IAnnnn., 48, of Lagu-
na Niguel •
Benjamin c. Schroder, 25, ol
Newport Beach
Pred Galda m. 21, ol Balboa
Qvtrles K. Mdlugh. .tO, ol West-
minster
Robert E. Bablon, 52, ol Irvine
Nam Oll Nguyen. 18, ot Sacra-
mento
Mark L Sencbez, 36, of La Mira-
da
COSTA MESA
Carl T. Moore, "6, of Costa Mesa
Rhooda E. Bagwell. 33, ol Costa
Mesa
Alejandro Jara. 21, ol Anahejm
David S . Brown. 33, of Anaheim
Wayne E. Clapp, 51, of Hunting-
ton Beach
Hiroyolbi Ku.abaya. 28, of Irvine
Robin J . Otto, 31, of Laguna Hills
Peter Gonzales, 34, of Las Vegas
Larry L Jantzen, 58, of Madera
Johnathan Glasscock. 26, of Santa
Ana
Luis Luevano-Guzman, 26, of
CostaMesa
Jose R. Munm, 25, ol Costa Mesa
Noel Manzano-Fuentes, 26, of
Costa Mesa
Nancy Hughes, 47, of Costa Mesa
Christin.a M. Taylor, 39, of Costa
Mesa
Charles J. Leingang. 35, of Costa
Mesa
BaJdemar Arroyo, 20, of Costa
Mesa
Douglas c. Miller, 24, of Costa
Mesa
Luis Rendon-Rodriguez. 28, of
Costa Mesa
Patrick M Finerty. 40, of Costa
Mesa ,,.
Gregory D. Campion. 29, of Costa
Mesa
Patrick E. Reading, 34, of Costa
Mesa
Jeffrey N. Bedgood, 22, of Costa
Mesa
Douglas R. Redding, 23, of Costa
Mesa
William T. Haley, 27, of Costa
Mesa
Elizabeth McFarland. 61, of Costa
Mesa
Cynthia A. Somers, 23, of Balboa
Michael D. Adams, 19, of Foun-
tain Valley
Stephen c. Anderson. 30, of
HuntiDgtoo Beach
Michael T. Greiner, 25, ot Hunt-
ington Beach
Marcus C. Vallejos; 26, of La
Mirada
Rick T. Morton. 50, ot Laguna
Hills
Fernando Ramirez-Brit.o, 29, of
Los Angeles
Forest S. Patton. 23, ot Newport
Beach
Micbael A Johnson, 23, of New-
port Beech
David L MiDer, 37, of Newport
Beech
Keith E.Jiarris, 36, of Newport
Beach
Rebecca L Gallegos, 24, ol
Orange
Ramiro Rubelasva-Gomez, 48, ol
SataAna
Sheryl c ..... WO. 31, of Sala
COS'l'AMESA
• Andre ObaJet and~ s.
SdYa. manied cm Sept. 19 In
SeataAna
~ L Steele and Julie D.
RGnk. married on Sept. 20 in YCll'-
ba Linda
• Roger J. Jobmm and Made E.
Hanis, UMlnied Clll Sept 21111
Palos Verdes
• MidJael E. Siringo and Amy M
Navin. marded Oil Sept. 21 in
HuntiDgtoo Beach
• Rodolfo Aoosta and am.tiDa P.
Sukla. married on Sept. 20 In
CostaMesa
• Marie B. Zawodniak and Susan
M Loonor, manied cm Sept. 20 in
Corona del Mar
• Antonio BaJba and Sant.a Teresa
D. Diaz, UMlrried OD Sept. 22 in
• SantaAna
• Roberto C . Rubio and Luz A.
Montes, married on Sept. 22 in
SantaAna
• Sbedf R. Mansour and Ilse
Espada, married on Sept. 21 in
Santa.Ana
• John A Fedorko and Tod P.
Lunan. UMlniect on Sept. 20 in
Costa Mesa
• Brian s. Canbel1 and 1amara c.
Scott. married on Sept 20 in
Hubtington Beech
• Manuel Pratz and Nicole 0 .
tvtayer, married on Sept 23 in
Santa Ana
• Andres F. Sanchez and Alma L
Lopez. married on Sept 23 in
SantaAna
• Karl-Heinz 0 . Bachmayer and
Henrietta M . Gerth. married on
Sept 24 in Santa Ana
• Joseph P. Savage and Lee A.
Moore, mani~ on Aug. 7 in San-
ta Ana
• Gregory S. Hoover and Fawn
Chen. married on Aug. 8 in Santa
Ana
• Paul V. Abad and Maria M
Modequillo, married on Aug. 8 in
Santa.Ana
• Keith R. Spa.nareJ1i and Lolita
Smelte, manied on Aug. 8 in San-
ta Ana
• Seth J . Mwphy and Amy B.
Clarke, marrled on Aug. 9 in Cos-
ta Mesa
• Oliver C. Stephenson and Jane
M Lippold. married on Aug. 9 in
SantaAna
• Mauricio Mara and Jessica P.
Brlggs, married on Aug. 9 in San-
ta Ana
• Secundino Keyes and Ana M.
Meleodez, married on Aug. 11 in
SmttaAna
• Christopher P. Lapt.e and Eli7.a-
beth A 'Ilce, maniect on Sept. 6
in HuntiDgtoo Beach • Williams. Kemper and Brooke c. Allman. married Oil Sept. 1 in
Newport Beach
• Tuodulo Caluo-Medina and
Maria L Cortes Gama, married on
Aug. 27 in Santa ADlt
• Brian E. Henke and Ula s.
Ogawa, manied on Sept. 6 in
Irvine
• Eduardo Godinez ll>ma and
Yara 1hJJIDo, manied on Sept. 9
in Santa Ana
• Jahn W. Paul and lnel A Her-
Mndez, manied cm Aug. 11 in
Santa Ana
• Joseph D. Harper and Sarah D.
AtJdntc:m. manied on Aug. 31 in
Sant&Ana .
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SOS already in the Onistmas spirit ~
• Share Our Selves
prepaies for its 28th
annual adopt..a-family
program. volunteering
bas become a citywide
tradition.
8y 11m Gnirm. Daily Piiot
NEWPORT-MESA -With
Chrtltmu just around the cor-
ner, the COlta Mesa ~ty
Share Our Selves is gee.ring up
fCll' an annual program tbat tor
the put two decades bu given
loCaJ9 a chance to bealme bolt·.
day angels fOI" needy Orange
County familiM.
The Ca.ta Mesa nonprofit
agency -which provides
back-to-school clothes for
younger students, job training
for adults and usiltance to
hundreds of needy families
each month -is looking for
people to take part in its 28th
annual Adopt-a-Family pro-
gram.
The program began when
Card shop hit by.
armed robber
SOS WU formed with just .t2
families and bu grown steadily
since then.
Lut year, 1,3'2 families
were adopted. by local individu-
als, families, bul1neaes and
other group1 that ~ food
foc ChristmU dlnneill, preteDts
and plenty of hollday cheer.
SOS founder Jean Porbath
said the group's adopt-a-family
program has
become a hol-
iday tradition
for many
locals, who
make helping
• Deedy fami-
IJ. pmt of their
own Ch!Ut-
meet their recipients and all
donations are handled through sos.
-To me, that's charity in the
true sense,• Porbath said. •nomg something to help
IOJD80lle ebe, not for the glcr
ry.•
There ~~~,.....,.~
are many
levels of
adc4>tion
available
tbroughthe
program.
People
can chooee
to provide
a frozen
turkey,
dre11ing
a.nd all the
fixings for a .....:.;ii.Jo;...:;.~...., .... --.;c.;,;:
tun Christ-
... dinner plus two presents
for each child in their adopted
family.
Or a participant can opt to
p!"OTide only gifts for the chil-
dren. don.ate toys to be given
out by SOS where they are
police briefs
police u. Ron Smith.
The man gave a female clerk a
s.5 bUl f9f a card. and u lbe
opened the register to make
cbange be pulled out a nmiver
and demanded money, Smith
Aid.
1'be man made her open three
regtlten ID aD and WU lat l8eD.
walking westbound tram the
store, Smith aid. No ~way.car
was~ Uld DO one W. bu.t
ID the~ Smlll Mid.
The robber is desa:ibed as a
16-t.o 17-year-ald male, about 5
foot 6, wealing a dark basebe.11
cap, a Joog-sleeve flannel shirt,
and dark baggy pants, Smith said.
Body identifted as
mismng Anaheim man
1'be OORDlr bu identified the
man whole body Washed ashore
near the Newport Pier Monday as
needed most or give cab for sos t.o spend Cll1 Uelm fCll' fam-
Wes who weren't adcJrAed.,
Porbath Mid the gsoup
worts dolely with tbe New-
port-Mesa Unified ScboCl Dis-::
trlct and school diltddl tn Su·
ta Ana to identify nee.If flmi-
Uet."
Once a match 11 made, i..
details on the adopted family-·
such as the number of dilldren
and their ages -ii forwarded :
to the holiday spc>DI«.
People who buy Cllditmas
presents or food fCll' tlMdr edapt-
ed family aie asked to bdng the
items to St. John's Hall an Bak-
er Street between 9 a.m. and
noon on Mbnday, Dec. 22.
The donated U-Wiil be
delivered t.o the~ fmnl·
lies later tbat d&y.
SOS needs TOl11Dteen to
help box the food and wrap tbe
gifts on Dec. 20 and 21 and to
donate the use of their trucb,
minivans or station wagons to
deliveritemstothefamilieson
the afternoon of Dec. 22, For-
bath said.
an Anaheim resident who was
reported missing Jut week.
Bnrique Jimenez Fey. 47, was
found in knee-deep water at
about 9:20 a.m. by two women
walldng on the beech near 24th
Street, police N1d. Nici Mid an
ahandooed car regfAlnd to him
was found in a neutJy lot.
On n.day, tbe cmc.-deter-
mined tbat the deldl w• a IUi-
dde by drowning.
' IDOD-teme basic Jeem tng, •
Does she consider tbe .moot-to-wcn program. which both she
and the Orange majodty have
oppoeed. as one of those •gooty•
programsf
•ves, because it gives up time
and emphasis on academia to an
emphasis m career and job train-
ing rather than learning skills that
allow students to do whatever
they want to do. The kids 8lso lose
their privacy becouse their history
is being transferred to computers
so that prospective employers can
get access to o great deal of per-
sonal information.•
The dark purpose behind all
this, she suggests, is a govem-
ment that wants to use the public
schools to regulate employment
and move its economic program
forward by restricting the freedom
of its citizens. When I asked her if
either the students or business
sponson were required to partici-
pate in the school-to-work pro-
gram, she said: •No, but that's the
next step. It's gentle persuasion
now, but it won't be too many
years before it becomes compul-
sory.•
This is the vision that Wendy
and her friends in Orange carry
before them all the time: an enor-
mous and tyrannical government
~ely restricting our free..
dams in Older to promulgate
some fuzzy conspiratorial end.
They see themselves in the edu-
• JOSEPH N. mJ:S column runs every
Wednesday.
Holld·zy Ca.d Sale
"'6t1Nmea •-•••e .. ,._•el•1f • • •
l • Business and Social ...,. ... ""' .,.,,.,......,,
• Custom Imprinting
• Large Selection of Party Invitations
and Specialty Papers
•c·a-co•r
r>~P~Q~
103 E. 1 7th SL Costa Mesa
c.n.n--t~ NllitJ Dnurf1
Mon-Fri: 8-7, Sat: 9-5
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Let our local ·• •
e.xperu put .10me jingle" in yotir
bolUJay Jea.J_onl
~ 'I •What will be the "hottest toys" for Kids & Adults?
\ • Yummy Reci~s
• Seasonal Crafts & Decorating Ideas ~
• Wrapp~ ibai Spec~ Gift W-"'
• What do people really want ? "
... and so•much morel
obituary
Kaiser PR director Jamie Trevor ·dies
Jamie R.
nevor, a 23-
year Newport-·
Mesa area res-
ident and pub-
lic relations
director for
Kaiser Perma-
nente Hospi-
tal, died Satur-
day of cancer.
She was 42. Jamie Trevor
Born in Los
Angeles, Ms. Trevor graduated
from Woodrow Wilson High
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AND CUSTOM
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SINCE 1866
HEMPHILL'S
RUGS & CARPETS
Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224
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School in Long Beach as valedic-
torian and earned a biology
degree from UCI.
She went on to become Aller-
gan's director of public affairs
. and pr~sident of her own compa-
ny, Electrosolve Services, before
joining Kaiser Permanente's
staff.
She belonged to a long list of
community groups, including the
Irvine Chamber of Commerce
and the UCI Athletic Founda-
tion. She served as the first
woman president of both of those
groups. •
She is survived by her chil-
dren, Jeri lTevor King, Howard
Trevor, Keith Trevor and Alan
Trevor.
Memorial services are sched-
uled for 10 a.m. Friday at the UCI
Bren Center Arena in Irvine.
Donations in her name may be
sent to the UCI
Foundation/Steve and Jamie
nevor Memorial Endowment,
c/o UCI Athletic Department,
Greg Bistline, Crawford Hall, .
Irvine, Calif. 92697.
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WHATEVER YOU'RE
LOOKING FOR~ ..
REPUIUCAN WOMEN
The monthly meeting of The
Balboa Bay Republican Women.
Federated, begins at 11 a.m. at
the Balboa Bay Cub, 1221 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The meeting will feature Peter
Ford, social and political activist
and radio talk show host. The cost
is $20. For reservations, call 962-
5982.
BECOMING MATH CONFIDENT
OCC's Re-Entry Center offers a
four-part free workshop titled
Becoming Math Confident from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m . through Dec. 3 in
Room 106, OCC's Counseling and
Adnussions Building, 2701
FaJIVlew Road, Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 432-5162.
WILDERNESS TRAVEL SECRETS
Adventure 16 offers a free class
tttled Travel Secrets that Work at
7 p.m. at 1859 Harbor Blvd., Cos-
ta Mesa. Learn how to pack sim-
ply, but WJSely, using the 10 Trav-
el Secrets that work. For more
Ulformation, call 650-3301.
APPLICATION WORKSHOP
Orange Coast College offers a
MASTER MEMORY POWER
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School District Special Education
Department and Community
Advisory Committee offers a free
program titled Mastering Your
Memory Power froµi 7 to 8:30
p.m. at the Neighborhood Com-
munity Center, 1845 Park Ave.,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
tion, call 424-5061.
GARDENaUB
The Newport Hills Garden
Cub meets at 9 a.m. at the Sher-
man Library and Gardens, 2647
E. Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar. Wade Roberts will teach
members and guests how to make
wreaijls for the upcoming holi-
. days followed by lunch at noon in
Cafe Jardin. The instruction pro-
gram is $8 and lunch is $22. Por
reservations, call 673-2261.
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Premium Cigars
• Arturo Fuente • Ashton Cabinet • Avo
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Large selection of German Steins & English Pewter Flasks
Humidors by Elie BJeu, Avo, Davidoff
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We Have 1be Molt
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• 42 Micro Brewen
We reature over 50 single-malt at
blended Scotch Whiskeys u well
as many top<>f-the-IJne
bourbons. tequilas and bl'Wldles.
HftY 'ft llARIY'S
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JEWS Of THE WILD WEST
Temple Bat YabJn Sisterhood
otters a program titled Jews of the
Wild West at 6:30 p.m. at 1011
Camelback St, Newport Beach,
92660. This unique program will
bring b1storical chaJ:aders to life
including Levi Strauss and the
family who founded I. Magnin.
The cost is $10 with advanced
' reservations and $12.50 at the
door. Reservations can be mailed
to the above address. For more
information, call 6"-1999.
CAREER WORKSHOP
OCC's Re-Entry Center otters a
two-part free career workshop
titled Career Beliefs, bom 6 to
7:30 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center,
COMPUTER TEOt TALK • The Newport Harbor Area chamber of Commerce often a
free workshop titled New n.nds
in Computer Technology, from
7:30 to 9 a.m. in the chamber con-
ference room, 1470 Jamboree
Road, Newport Beach. For more
information, call 64°""'789.
UTERARY LECTURE
The Newport Beach Public
Ubrary Foundation plays host to
the Manusaipts Literary Lecture
featwing author Susan Dworkin
at noon in the Friends Meeting
Room. Central Library, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave., Newport Beach. The
cost is $6 for Foundation mem-
bers, students and seniors and S8
for non-members. Proceeds sup-
port the Foundation. To register,
call 717-3890.
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Friday,
November 28th .~~ ~~~~~PORT DUNES
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HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE
. Brigide Daily, D.C. sponsors a
The Prince of Peace Christian
School holds tu annual Country
Day Pair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
2987 Mesa Verde Drive Bast,
Costa Mesa. The fa!{ will feature -
food, games, rides, a craft fair,
silent auction and more. Por
additional information, cell 549-
0562.
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• BONITA CANYON -City
officiall gave this proposed
annexation their blessing this
week, moving toward taking
} over the wedge of Irvine land at
Ford Road and MacArthur
Boulevard.
The idea sparked concern
among adjacent residents who
at first feared overcrowded ele-
mentary schools but more
recently voiced worries about
traffic congestion and city costs.
The deal with landowner The
Irvine Co. means 22 extra acres
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CONTINUED FROM 1
airport at El Thro since March
1993, when federal officials
announced the 4, 700-aae base
would dose in 1999.
1bcee plans are under way, but
South County airport opponents
have been gaining ground lately
with a court victory and a chance
to plan the non-airport alternative
fot the site.
But having one full-time dty
employee coordinating the dty's
push for a second county airport
a>uld shift those winds back in
Newport's favor, Airport Working
Group executive director Barbara
Ucbman said.
"It's absolutely essential,• she •
said. •'lbil could be the turning
point in terms of public relations.•
. Former Mayor Clarence Turn-
er, a longtime airport activist who
helped start the Allport Working
Group. said he's been pushing the
idea of an airport czar for some
time.
And Tumet has a long list of
thoughts on what the job descrip-
tion should include: drafting a
policy detailing the coundl's posi-
tion on the proposed airport,
pushing for controls on that air-
p<>rt similar to thpse at John
Wayne, investigating partial use
of the base as an airport before
the Marines even leave.
Not to mention the basic tasks
of disseminating facts and
responding to South County
assertions in the press, Turner
said.
•it's something w~ sbould've
done a couple of years ago,•
Turner said. ·we did it back in
1981 when El Toro was no more
than a dream. Now that we're on
the thJ'esbold ol having that, we
don't have this persoo on board.•
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Some residents in this area,
which surrounds John Wayne
Airport to the city's northeast,
have said they want to be part of
Newport,
But so far the city hasn't
shown much interest -mostly
because some infrastructure
problems indicate it could be a
financial drain on public cotters.
We'I..., my ol our,.......•aed atftl ftllliled Oftr $20.00 aaywbere In
tllle COlltl• e .... Ualtecl States FREE.
For arm.I "1 OutltmM place yoar
order Wore Norember 27' 19'Y7.
Vlllt .w....,. tQday for details
Bqt the dty ·could stm <ledde
to work out a "way to make an
annexation of the area more
profitable, perhaps through
assessment dtstricts, Debay said .
• BAY KNOLLS -This sub-
division off Irvine Avenue and
Santiago Drive would have
become part ot Costa Mesa in
July, but its residents held out in
hopes of becoming Newport
instead. Now those residents are
asking officials to back their
request for the county to put
them in Newport's sphere of
influence -a move that could
pave the way for annexation.
If that request goes through
-the council will consider it
Monday -officials will still
have to consider the actual
annexation and its financial
implications.
• BANNING PROPERTY -
The plot, about one square mile
of land at eoast· Highway and
the Santa Ana RiveT, will be
included in a future Taylor
Woodrow Homes development.
The property -part of -400 acres .
.
Lately tbe city can't .1eem to
get tbtollfh ~ ....... ~
before llliotbet aop1 11p -lil
fact, thtee dlfterent ..,..,.ution
pro~ made a recent coundl
agenda. ,
Newport officials haven't tak·
en in any new property mnee the
1986 annexation ol some·~
borhoodJ along the Upper NeW-
port Bay brought the city's tOtal
land acreage to 8,877.
The dty ha.s handled. 91'
takeovers since 1917, when Bal-
boa Island became part of New-
port .Beach.
The 1950s, however, saw far
more annexation activity tbai1
even the current level -the
decade included 32 additions to
Newport, including Newport
Harbor High School, Newport
Terrac~. Linda Isle, Harbor View
and Cameo Highlands.
And the current influx of pro-
posed boundary changes in
Newport Beach equals that of
many cities throughout the
county right now, Ducey said.
·The county of Orange
strategic plan a year ago said
one of the priorities was divest-
ing themselves of those pockets
of unincorporated areas,• she
said. "It's an issue that's of coun-
tywide importance.•
Banquet Rooms
in Costa Mesa
• ~atio
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Dining Room
•Senior PG.A Tour
standout Dave Stockton
falls in love with Richard
Britton's Plum Llne Putter.
By RkNtd Doon. Dalt Pilot
NBWPORT BEACH -Dave
Stockton requesting your putter
is like Babe Ruth asking for your
bat. Mlcbael Jordan wanting
your sneakers.
Stockton. widely considered
the finest putter on the Senior
PGA Tom, has teamed with
Newport Beach golf-dub
desigDer Richard Britton on a
new putter, a
customized
PlwnUne
Putter Stock-
ton used at
the Ralphs
Senior Classic
recently at
the Wilshire
Country Club
in Los Ange-
les.
·rve made
a million
miles of putts
with it.• said Stockton, a two-
time Senior Tour Player of the
Year who desires to get back on
top of the money list.
Britton, whose Plum Line
invention could skyrocket if
Stockton starts to win with the
p~tter, said it's possible Stockton
will sign a contract to endorse
the product.
Prttton's putter received
plenty of air time recently when
Stockton shot a course-record
7-µnder-par 64, sinking an
ta.foot birdie putt on No. 1, a
16-footer on No. 2, a 35-footer
that lipped out on No. 3 and a
dazzling 70-footer on No. 4 that w.-featured as the Tear Drop
Putt of the Week on The Golf
Channel.
•rm a happy camper,· said
Britton, who gave Jimmy Adams
(Udo Isle), a Monday qualifier
on the Senior Tour, two
experimental Plum Line putters,
in which one wound up in
Stockton's hands on the practice
puttlnQ green before a pro-am
at the Hyatt Regency Maui
Ka.anapall Claaic Oct. 16.
In Hawaii, Stockton apparently
filled up the cup on eight or nine
comecutive putts and WU llOld.
Before the event at Wilshire,
Stodton was ninth on the Senior
T~ money list.
WALNUT -At DO other time in ~-Mela
Scbooi District biltory have to many aoa OOUldrJ
teams been in a politioD to i'MCh tbe pOt di gold tn
the end. the CIP State Cbampaall>tpc tn Premio.
Of tbe ctistrict's eight teams, l8V9D qn•ltflect for
tbe CIP Southern Section PrelimlDut8I <Ill Saturday
at Mt. San AntoDio College, wb8re 371 boys and
girls teams are slated for oompetldon (rain or ablne).
Bued OD rankings, recent lelUlb and ooedlei'
opinions, all but one of the dlstrid's leV8D teams are
e:q>ected to qualify for the CIP divisional tloaJs Nov. • ----------------
22, then advance to the state meet Nov. 29.
KEEPING UP
8 SEE CROSS COUNTRY PAGE 7
• Siedsma. Shanley and Herzog did it
better than most against Laguna Hills.
B.y Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot
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a1n illl 111$t season of existence,
Orange Coast earns State berth.
Jut )'91l and, In one seuon. haw macl<i lt
to the ChAmpklmhlPo .
blo Valley Too-at the llld a«
temher.
8y Molty Y•nity. Daly l'i/ot
•'Ib.e i.:.. wu a wakeup can.• Watson
said al Soddlebadl;'• upoet. •we weie
probably just a little lea IOcused tban we
abould have been. We're a -1 team
when we're focused and aggressive and
cballenging every pass. And when we
aren't we anm't such a great team.•
• The Plnlel are led by Morgan ~
(I/Ula Pork), Kareo 'Helm (PooUdll) -
i!ltando'• -Bennett. , "Morgan II our D¥>"t potent -.,
COSTA MllsA -Orang:e .Coast Col-
lege~ Cooch Don Watsoo watched bla
women's water polo team. seeded first in
the Orenge l!mplre COnlenmce Champi-
onships, get uptel by • feisty ---Soddlebodt oquad forcing \hem to Settle
for a thlzd-plaa> flnlsh. ·
How~ver, the Pirates own tbe No. 2
Southern California seed (Golden West fs
seeded tint) as they will face Modesto In
the quarterfinals Friday.
waopoo, wbile Karen Ha-the balk cl
our two--meter defense,. w,taon sa1d.
"Aileen ill. ,,0 -and II the moot alert. best commnnicaror out tbele. •
El Modena High product Dulli
Finnegan bas posted a atrong ......, In
the cage. . ,. ~
But, a 23-8 ft!<'Ord and a tough schedule
j)IOVed that Iha Pirates, in their inaugural season.· were among the four best teems
from Soutliem California. and they earned
a spot in the Junior College State Cha'inpi-
•sports is a metaphor for We ... this will
be a good chance to see if we learn from
our mistakes,· Watson said. ~f!uman
net\Ue makes you think that things will be
okay, but things will ~ okay if you take
care of business.•
Watson. who bas led Coast llWllnmlniJ fuams to state cb.ampinnshipe, said tbld:;~
this team is the most teams be bu evec .. ,
coached. · ~,.:
"This is just a great group ot. kMk..' •
They're a lot of fun,• be said. •1bey are a
very brtght group and what they lack in • .,
water polo experience they make up for in
onsblps. .
•Jbis is a lot better than where we were
last season.• Wat:ion said. refening to fact
that Coast did not even have a program
Modesto is 20-8 and the third seed out
of Northern California and a team which
DCC has already beaten-7-5 in the Dia-team chemistry and intellect~ ·
. ,
SOCCl!R
S~DI
of
Oronge
Coa.sta
United'•
Sttng, 1llp1
in to steal
the ball in
recent youth
club soccer
play. The
Sttng,
coached
hyGreg
Cipolla,
wrapped
up regular
season
play last
weekend.
Game
stories for
the Orange
Coast
United ,
level will be
publillbed
later this
week-
DON LEACH
I DAILY Pl.OT
' JR. ALL-'MERICAN FOOTBALL ·
Buckeyes work out a tie
•Late-game heroics help local
avoid loss to Huntington Beach.
COSTA MESA -There was nothing sw·
prising in the fact that the Huntington Beach
Dolphins scored in their first possmsion. What
was a little startling, however, was the fact that
the Newport·Mesa Buckeyes held the Dol·
phins to just that touchdown.
lbe defensive effort, which was paced by
the pedonnances of ney Lawrem., Charlie
Goodwin. Autin Maddox. Buck Evans and
Tony Jona, was the toughest of the sea.son for
the winless Buckeyes and enabled the squad
to work out its only game of the season where
they weren't on the losing end of things.
In the fourth quarter, with the defense still
unbreakable after the first drive tan.ks in part
to interceptions by Noah Zunow and Matt
U..Ulel'. the offense. came to life. .
Quarterback John Angelo made two key
runs, including one on a foW'ht down jlay.
With two minutes remaining, j.llcbael
Orozco went le.ft, then faked insjde and broke
away for a 56-yard touchdown run. Angelo,
with a spectacular pass to the bands ot Josh
Mtller tied the game on the extra-point play.
• Brulnt' Hlgbllghb
The Bruins, who did not play last week but
earned a win by forfeit, wrap up the season at
5-2-2. Linebacker Wes Presson will join run-
ning back Spencer Llnk and Sam Matlin. an
offensive lineman on the All-Conference
offe,isive team, while Aaron Garcia will repre-
sent the squad on the all-defensive team. Gar-
cia is a lineman.
Coached by Ed Matlin. Arnold Garcia and
Brent Ogden, the Bruins recorded. four
shutouts on the season and averaged 15 points
a game.
Newport ~ Pony Baseball registrations set for Nov. 23
Registration for the 1998 Newport East
Pony League Baseball ""'50D will be from 10
a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 23 at East.bluff Field
in Newport Beach.
Partkipuits mU9t be born between Aug. 1,
1983 and July 31, 1985 to be eligible.
In an el!ort to atlnlct the -1ou& high
school·bound playen, as well u pri>ride a
nocreatlonal program, our league will partid-
pate in a traveling all-ttar larmat lnYOlving
cloubleheaden eech Sunder against the
andal...,WMbatlheNo, I
team In I-AA. can be found in a poctcllbr.-I __ _
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This will give lbe pillyer the·option cl play-
ing four games a ~ plus pra<tia!t. It will
provide a achedule cl mqre than 60 g..-
agalnsl lhe~amipelitlon in onoge Coun-
ty. F« further details,~ George Borst at~
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•Former Corona de! MM
High standout scores three \
in 17-2 exhibition victory.
BELMONT SHORE -Corona del
Mar High product and Orang4i
Coast College men's coach Chris
Oeding scored three goals to help
the men's U.S. national water
polo team, coached by curreiat -
CdM High head man..JQlm Var-~
gas, defeat Canada, '1.7-2, in an ''
exhibition match Monday nigbt"'1
at Belmont Plaza.
-The Americans, who will host·•'
exhibition matches against Aus-··~
tralia, Nov. 21 at Belmont Plaza .... ,
and Nov. 23 at CdM High (3 ••
p.m.), are currently training for.,•
the World Championships, Ja.ri.
8-18, in Perth, AUstralia. · ·~'
The U.S. team leaves Nov. 24 fOI'':.
tournaments in Croa.tia and Italy, -'
to tune up for the World Cham.pt..;:,
onsbips. · .,,,
UnttM MMlil; 17, c..... J .. -•
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ltU!i5QU 1, "'1;herton 1, L~ 1.
S.WS -Hadl:ett 7.
SOCC.Ell ). -..
"' sec puts gets three on ;,
all-conference team " ',. Newport Harllo' High product _
Meggen Fleener, a senior on
Southern California College's ,
women's soccer team, joined··:
teammates Jamie Gardiner and ·
Katie Kelley on the All-Gokieh _
State Athletic Conference Teem.,
Gardiner, a senior froin.~'
Orange, led the team with 32_
potnts, good for the third-best in :
the conference.
Fleener was fifth with 27
points, nine goals and nine
assists.
Kelley is a defender out ol. I
Bothell. Wash. and will retum 1'
next season for her senior caID.r
1
,
~ VOJl!llW'ls, coached ~
former Harbor mentor ScotJ :
Dameron, travel to Westmont ,
College in Senta Bart>ara thii 1.
weelcendulheNo.4teedinthe
Par West Reglonals. .
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eppl, quiet ~ .. c. BrtgM. apaclou9 3bd, 1..aooe9 .. 1200 Xlnt Inc~•. FT/PT:•• i Kltohen/Sandwlch ~~r:~ -O:a:g=: Old Colna Gold Sh9f -:::=:::r=:---:-:-:-:':'1.,:12::;29K;:,;.....;,7»;;;::;:..17~04:;:_.:Bkr:: 2+2. ape. MUna. So. 2-lbe condo. HI cell, ext •t CAL•SCAN 7 14-M1•1800 e foorBmy • Maker. FT/PT Call Ann 714-544-9'15 FranUn Mint, SteftlnO GBlllUl • 1002 DltaLUW Pten H, pdo Ut&O/mo.Jrrtt. .._.,., Of"Pl.::c· · aoo.n .... 11 •• tJ--Beac:b •• Sam an 2pm 250-0919 Old Wa&ohM a~
a .. tory, ad, Iba. u. ......... kl. W(D. Patio, . "CAIAll Immediate n Construction '·" ·--t""· :. or pgr 802-8218. TW0~~.14MWP™ Q 0 y. R N II • It T M • n y up gr• d ••. 4+S. 80. pdo. New Very dNn. tor atructured .ens. l C.offU Hourt. .. ~ -
p 011 •0 L 0 a• D sun. ,, 1 VI••• cw-pet. SHOOmo/yfty. T14/S874318 menta and deferred Up to $20'&.F · • No ......_.r ror Santa s.. MDCBANDISS For Record•, Ja.u, Mq•la pennlff on ar.nde. 800-3174488. Bii := Ntr ln•urance claim a. 111 •! exp. nee.. •• at South Coast Pl&l.li Sountrack•. Etc ... UM 11 Repo'a VA. Owner,..._ 714187 1e1 ·-••~ .a.a. w ... twof1h1 Immediate WOik for: &; will min. • Applicant• ahould c.i Mike 948-7905
rHUO, si.tn ...... No iGifW VleW ...... aa1u...., 1..aaa-&31"!375 ~= •: Brcakf.t&Luncb \• ~:1•:;:: or::;: ~
money dOwn gowm-Cape Cod. 41Sr U8a Sbd 2ba l28CIOllH. WIJITID 2728 CAL SCAN •Trade Helpera •• ..L.:L..naiJ. e•e munlcatlon ekllla. -••TO TOVI02l ment 1oeM 9Vallable 12,000 + -~~t.Lot P... ok. Owner/811T • 11111" r~
now. Local llatlnga. 185(),000 J l(oUr, 107 Vlll .. Juoer • .,.,, L 1 1° "'9 tor 1 bd ..,c ~~Ti~!; I• FT/PT : ~.:~h & chllc!~
Toll frM Ao-nt 11 ,.....7. for tlPPt. -on ,..., UdO. Good UlfOUllCllllnS SkHl•d Laborera •: S5.251hc. roswt • •ervlc• Important. HOW TO WIN! 1..aoo ee .. ana Juif LliTD 2bt Mitt .....,.., aw 1be, ref'•• no pets· Project• throughout e• +Tina .~ Stop •t m.it cu.tom« 800111 wQI change
llxt.-H ~OC?OICAN ~ condo, att 2.-car 1-cet G8lf hoUM. fncd '114 948 e7a8 Southern Orange•• r e ••rvlce deak for your llfel LolWfy, 81k
SOLD!
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for NI• In our
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CALL TODAY! ..... Coeeftaa
714/97~49 .......... ,..
714/174-4252
pr lndry 1229 ooo. yet, wfd hk-ups, 1750. County. 401 k pro-• Z Call: 475 9288 • application or call Jaclc, Sweepetakea,
&«,ker e40-19tt4 + l800. dep .. Mg. gram. HHlth benenta. •. ' • ~ 21848a.38111 Bingo a many mor9I
vlewel Remodeled ~;:.••:-:,ga.!..!'~ COMMSacw. ANNOUNCEMENTS Safety Bonuau. •! Or.,. •• Phone Oper•ton C:.':: :~=2
IEaatblutf Home. 4br 251-eeN/d;y or ....S-amaY BST.'•'l'WI 2120 w•;~'l12~~issi·~·p· :.i ~I Mac.Anlawllhd. :i To S15/hr
or 3+den. le29,000 1170/9YH. 202Albel1 &UMU. A&5 • Sa*B.~s.dl •• Pan or Full Judy•Waltera, Own«/ •ac::; No COndo THE AGE DRIVER Afternoon1. •. ,.,._I""' e 1 ..aoo-71 ... 228 ,,.,_.,... • M·F. Must have own £ •• Agent aee-nu 2br 1.25ba. fp, walk ift OF MIRACLES car. Great for atudent S IC..JL-'1 Cofl'ee :: ""p"'"L""u""'M""'a""'1""'N'"'Q.-----•
cloMt. upat.alr9, 1-car IVSIKBSS OPPICE hH no end. Th• or Senlora. Pia Call •• ,._,, • ACIUGE 1125 gar.-, 11225. 7SM>e00 JIOI ••-2711 greatnt miracle of all Chatlea at: 54C>-8911. • A:hdpr.c..q .• Servloe Plumber ~• !•h:*c'~r~ m~d:~ Buylt.Selllt.Flndlt. :1••••• .. •e•-l• nHded for amall
PETS•
ANIMALS 6049
returned. Toll.free Cl•••lfled. ._.,. ...... ••.-! plumblng co. 10yra recorded m••l:.1•: exp. Mull be polltlve ___ B_EST ___ $.._ .
1 ....... 77·T r.m-a-...m-nt~--.. and aelf mottvatedt $ CAL*SCAN g .,_,,. --.-..---"'ir PIHM Call 722·9998 PRICES
p,.. to • V9ry good
home, 2 beautiful &
loving Alaskan M• mutee. Great famtty
petL Need large yard.
tot• or k)\19 and '*. chlldren In family.
Pt8 call (714') 831..-S
Le•• 11/8 '•maJe Beagle In ..... Del .... 850-1195
L08T Amazon Parrot.
Vicinity Fair Or,
l'•lrvlew, Newport
Blvd a Wllaon on
9:28. .,, ~~'1 ·7804
l-t Siberian Husky
male, whlte/gr•y/
bleclc, bl&.te eyea, tee•· ~St/11th In
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Reaume: 437·5002
Ph 714-571·9711
Reoeptlonlat FIT
In CM/NB area. Ute
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ptua. atable w/rer·a.
common aenae .
se.5047 .00/hr at art.
For appl. 574-8812
Retail
FEOCO Superstor"
.,. hiring ful.tlme,
part-time, evening
end weeksnd .....
uaoclalH tor the
t'K>lldayt ' beyond. PoaltlOn• lndude:
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..... Floor AllOC ee.tRunnn ,...... ... ~
''lday Nov 14th
bttiil•• 1o.m4pm
lor lmmedlalla ........
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CONSUl%ATION
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71+2.f9 .. 371 l
Get Your Metld•W
Kitten• Now LoW1e
bablea. wnfte Tortof .. •hell. 1350. 45' ..2Ql2.5
LelH'Mor 1Nac91 Al<C
rupplH. 4 mal•a,.
Champ lln•• Sl50.
Taking dep. 9a-6380.
PlAJIOS a
ORGAllS
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'll'ITBUPPft"91I •"lt bench. Xtnt CO-M.' ru~uau-vv 17000 new. StltO
obo.71 ... 7 .....
t ore••••• SoNd1---------0ak. One ICbl30 sold ,.~ .. ...-.... oak deek, 1 "'eedf. .,..., • ....... ..,
ent'I cMlt W/I ~ get to II thole
Ing chalra. '4700 -a. lobe
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Here'• an opportuni9 to rat.
7our play technique. Conr the
Eut-We1t carda and decide bow
JOU would SllQ ab dot. after West .... u.n1ae·., ......
Tbe biddiq ,,.. a mocW <4 aceu-
· racy. South abowed a powerful
band with at leut ftft dube and
(our beuta, then pau.ned out the
diatribution ·with a cu.bid in dia-
mcmda =to Nadh'ljmDp rebid in I • NOl'th ~ DO more to the anall lla:m in duba.
GAUGE SALl!S IRVINE 6144 TIAlfSPORTATION CHEVROLET 9045 I•••••••• ••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '87 auziR a10 2or
'l'T'"-t---1!--""'I •WO, air, pwr brakff/ QAUTHEY· atHrlng. Oood tlrn, GENERAL 8102
TICK TOCKaR THRll'T SHOP 81ow Out 8alel ••t Only, 9t30•m 540 w. teth •••
Kid• & Adult clothlng,
hou .. warea, etcll ·
STEGMAN POWER BOATS new battery and radio.
•STAT• SALB 70].2 i~~nr,~~;: ..... e
Antique., Furniture, 18' Chrl...Cr•ft 1150 '80 ZRt YETTE
Olaasware, Jewelry, Mahogany 1peed
Patio, AppllancH, boat. In the water In
Vintage Clothlng. N.B. bay, worka great.
HouM 6 Giwage Fulll S12,500. 644-4352. 19 Flreatoo•
(Woodbridge) Fri.· Sal
Nov. 14 & 15, 8-2
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BALBOA ISLAND
Can't ae'm to
get to all those
repair jobs
around lhe house?
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When you're tuned into classified ~;:::~~~!:~~:~ • t ••t 8-2/Nov t S Ou 're tuned into your commun1 auy 11. sen it. Find It. c1 .. alfled.
Rooms,
apartments,
homes
Classlfled
can satisfy
Let lhe
CIHalflad
Service
Directory
help you find
rellable help.
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Full option, new Lexia
trade. Won't lut.
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