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T•1111Y, Mll'Cll 10, 1992' Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 26 Centi
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Park _ ranger .,
suspect In 2
hit-and-runs ·
Quintanilla accused of ··urand . the-ft mid the If).
V8SllgaD's that h8
Sideswipe reported
before transient hit
By LoriAnn Basheda
~Wl'lef
COSTA MESA -The
California Highway Patrol is
investigating allegations that
the Costa Mesa park ranger
who was arrested last month
for failing to stop after he
rap over a homeless man
sleeping in Wilson Park was
involved in another hit-anii·
run incident 10 days earlier.
According to CHP ac·
cident investigator Ron
Brame, a Tustin man told
police that a small red car
fled after sideswiping him
Feb. 10 while making a l:ine
change on the Santa Ana
Freeway near Grand Street.
Brame said police tracked
the license plate number to
Costa Mesa p:irk ranger Eu-•
gene Tamburelli's t<lr, and
upon inspection found d::im-
agc that \\OUld indicate it
h:id been involved in an .ac-· -
• cident.
Tamburelli, ho"'e'er, re-
fused to talk to police, ac-
cording to Bram.c, and re-
ferred all inquiries to his at·
torney.·
Brame said the CHP 1s in
the process of setting up a
photo lineup.
The· incident allegedly oc-
curred 10 da)-S before Tam-
burelli was arrested for run-
nin' O\"C r a 41-year-old tran-
sient asleep in }V1lson Park
and leaving 1he scene.
Police found Tamburelli
back 11 the city yarJ on Pia·
centia Avenue minutes after
witnesses dialed 911 to re·
port that they s:iw a four-
whee 1 dri-.e vehicle run
someone over and keep
dnving.
· would eHher sell or
trade Ill things he
took to buy drugs. We
have lndlcallons that It
may have been goillg
on Utng the' last 12
mouths.'
-•& I Newport polce
'-!I Dinner lor two
· Latino leader arrested after
Neiman-Marcus investigafion
By Russ Loar
S~ll Writer
COSTA MESA - A rising star in the local
Latino community was arrested on suspicion
of grand theft Friday in connection with a sc-·
ries of thefts from the Neiman-Marcus 'de-
partment store in Fashion Island, according
to Newport Beach police.
Albert Quintanilla, a bilingual instructional
,
aide at Wilson Elementary School and a·n·ac-
tive member of L:uinos Co~ta Mesa, \\:J'> ar-
rested at Neiman-Marcus Friday night "here
he ha.s worked part time for three }C~1rs as a
sal~s clerk: A widely known communll) acti"·
ist for the L::itino community, Quintanilla ''as
planning tp run, for a scat on the Ne\\ port·
Mesa School District Board of Trustees nc\t
~. yea r. ••
Police say Quintanilla admitted to stealing
items which he sold Jo purchJsc drugs. "He
told the in\'eStigators that he ''ould either
sell or trade the things he took to bu> drugs,"
said Ne,~port police Lt . Tim l\c,,man. ·We
ha'e indications that it may ha'c been going
on durin,p the la~t 12 months."
Quintanilla denied grand theft charges and
said because of a history of losses at the
!>tore, he "as unfairly pressured to take the
blame. :·1 said ~cs to the chargclo b1.:cau!>c 1
"as put under euremc durc!.S," he said, de-
clining further comment.
Secunty offu.:ers at the !>lore using 'idco
sun eillancc of the area "here • ·1 u \\ere oc·
curring. filmed Quintanilla siealing,
See ARREST/BIC* hit
Hood role in
wile's death
investigated ·
Developer could
face death penalty
By Russ Loar
S~:lW~r
Oail "JS denu:J for ~c" ·
port BcJch de,elopcr James
Hood on !\tonda}, as ~Jn
Ucrn:inhno Count> pro>e..:u·
tor) pu~ue C\ adcnce of his poss'1~lc role in the 1990
shooti"9 death of has "ak,
"ha ch could lead to 1 he
death penalty.
"We :ire lool.ing at th:.11
"hole cJse to sec ho-.i. 1t tics
, in \\Uh ours," ~id SJn Ocr-
nardmo Cou~t> dcput> dis-
trict :ittorne> Oa\ ad \\hat·
ncy ... We opposed bail be·
c:iusc "e are ~ull looking
into the polos1b111ty of llhng
special circumstance~."
IC prosecutof) chJrgc spc-
The 37-)e:ir-old Sant:i
Ana resident told polic~ he
didn't stop because he
wasn't nware he had struck
anyone.
See RANGER/ID ,_
Dave Padilla, manager of Pearson's Port, proudly holds up a pair
of live California fobsters Monday' outside his fresh seafood
Mor -°"">" l'MX
store on the· Back Bay in Newport Beach. The lobster season of-
ficially ends on Wednesday, March 18th -only eight days left.
cill circumstances in the
~t:irch :? shooting of Bruce
Be::iuch:imp. Hood \lo Ould
face either the death pcn3lt}
or lif c in prb<>n "ithout ~
sibili1~ of parole. Wi1hout an
aJJitionJI charge of spcca:il
circumstances. Hood faces a
po~ablc sen le nee of 25 )Can
to lafe m prison.
"\\ e are l°"l..ing at this
ca'c \C~ criou~lv as one of
l>ins an· \\31t and ccrt:unly
premeditation," Whitney
Hubers drain resources in search or daughter
By LortAnn Basheda
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NEWPORT BEACH -It has b«n more
chan nine months since the disappe~ of
23-ye:.r--ofd Denise Huber hit the hat page
of area new p3pcrs. But while the 1tory bas
faded from the mcdin spotlight, Newport
Beach re idents Dennis and lone Huber
continue to devote their days to findmg
their only d;iugbter.
Several weeks aeo. lone Huber org31\ized
'We have a coupla hundred dollars left. At this po int we feel like
we've spent a lot of money and haven't been able to do much ... !rs
still hard. Some days are really bad. Others are OK.'
~--mother of 23-year-old Denise Huber, who has been missing for more can n ne months ·
a \Olunteer group 10 help keee the UCI ; graduate in the public eye in bopCS that enforcement agencies ;icro the country. how to pay for printing and po t:i~c.
someone, somed:iy will 'come forward with And now -with the help of the nc"'I> or-Huber said he :ind her hu~bJnd ha'e so
clues to unr.a,·el the mystery. aaniled 'olunteer group -they're starting far spent more than S 10,000 in donations
Since Huber's car was found aba:ndoDCd on rounJ two. and s:l\tngs on ctforts to find their dlughtcr.
on llfc -Coron:i dcl Mar rceway Ju.at J:-=---~Witll lJonatlon---.rlt car il.:iugtlter· rcco~1.fost or t at "c:nl to a prh.itc in\C)tig:uor
20 hours after she was last ICCD -&he fam-cry fund pr:icticall) dcplc:teJ, Huber aid \lo>hO Offered up pcculJtion On "hat milht
1ly has sent more. lh3n 140.000 mas to bw the group's m:i.in focus ~ on figuring OUl See HUBERS ....... lone Huber
• By lns Y'*>i
$1111 ...
testimony mainly ckbatU11 the location of
public re ~there, the council wted
unarumowly to acce~ the prclimin.a.ry
plans .for the new station and procttd
btion. . lll\t station le t .!J brine v-
NEWPORT BEAOl Endin& two
years of phuuuna and debate, the City
Council on Monday n.i&ht pvc lbc go.
ahead to bu&IJ ' new, larscr 8al>oa b -
l nd fire ta~ complete with public
restlOOG'\S, at the comer oC Part and Ma-
nne avcnuo..
After tistcnina to an ho\ar ".o( pubhc
with ~ development. ~
••t don't think this is l'>ifta to ba¥C a
romeos~ aod we're P'C to b vc to
decide, period,'' Said Couoc:ihNman Jean
Watt, •ho represents ~ l la.oJ and
made the motion to ~ ahead with the
Watt said she tnialed O\Cr the' con·
<:ems n.isail about the project but felt
the new tation a .. CQGUl'IUtUty t''
that bad been thorouchlY ~<;Cd gr.-,:r
r.o ye~ witb p&Ull ~scaled dqwn
to try to appeaK DC~ reUkn
1be oouncil abo appro¥cd. in a 4-2
vote wilh . Wan and Ruthclyn P1ummer
oppos.ed. 10 procttd With the C of lJx:
enue, rtjccting sosnc rc'lliJent,' m71u~l
t YC tbe lot I small r.ir~ ~I
b loc'I p&a.nncd to ~II 1hc olJ tc h)
bclp pa for the: new Sl .l·a11ll~ln tatJOn.
C<>mlC'il members ~r qJpf")ncr..
rouJJ ~ti lTV to bu' the ,,Id nc from the city. • .
Fire oOi · for \~ ,... hue uc-J a
larter Isl oJ UHK.1n h.l rcpl i:C
aid ... An) dc:renJant "ho as
looking :u a murder con' 1 •
tion b at ri:.k oi Oig.ht."
Hood hls d:iim J elf·
dcfcn'c an the hootini: \ll
lkau.:"J11 p. "ho \\as tnc:d
anJ ."l.:qumc:J of BJr nae
HooJ's murder a ~c.:ir ."lSO
0'-1nnac Hood anJ RuJ)
~tanuel \\Cf"C -.hol m the
hc::iJ in her .:ab1n on l\i.. •
!9. 1990. ~tanuel suf\ \ \J
and 1 'entif:~J Ue3uch:imp
a the a ailanl but 1uror
~1d ha ,,,:mi m "°3' n l
er dab c ·
Hod.I ~cn:es am Ln\Ot\e-
ment in hb "ifc:'; murder,
hhou'h m,c,ui;3tor' :iy he
profited trom SJ milhon
·-"·-1-'·wonh -msur:m~ potrcies
taken out o" 1 ' ~1fc and
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~ Tuesday, March 10, 1992
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Int~~ and photographs by Lee P.iyne
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!Med at Comna del Mar High School\
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Newport Beach
"I listen to books ori tape,.
latel) 'Pillars of the Earth'
and 'Lonesome Dove'."
Jay Bottomley
Corona del Mar
"I listen to XTRA sports
radio, Hacksaw Hamilton
and other news and talk
stations. It 's like reading a
newspaper in the car."
Kent Franke
Newport Beach
·'It only takes me 12
minutes to get to w ork, just
time for two songs on my
new Bonnie Raitt, new Luck
oi the Ora .... tape."
. John Depko
Costa M esa
'I listen to KABC's
Michael Jackson, or National
Public Radio's All things
Con!>1dered on KCRW. It's
the most intelligent news on
radio "
Vince Abbascia
Lake Forest
·1 lil..e KYMS Christian radio,
both their music and their
tal k though I like the mu~1c
bc>-.t. I also listen to U2 on
m\ <.a.ssene player."
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COSTA MESA -A
13-year-old boy was still in
intensive care Monday evening
after a local woman aJlegedly ran
a red light and smacked into him
while he wa bicycling across
Fairview Road at Arlington
Drive en route to chool.
Ronald Sanchez, s'seventh
grader at Costa Mesa High
School, was airlifted by Life
Flight to Western Medical
Center-with head trauma and
numerous'other injuries. He was
not wearing a bike helmet.
School .officials said they later
team ed that the boy will have to
undergo rccon$tructive surgery
on his leg, which was smashed by
the impact.
They do windows
Managing Editor Steve Marble, 642-4321
ltt P'}~
Chevrolet Blazer on routine
patrol or the beach around 7
a.m. when the vehicle got stuck
under the pier in a small hole in
the and apparently formed by
the current, Police Lt. Tim
Newman said.
"She saw the surfwas up a
bit, but she f cit she could still
get through," Newman said.
• When she got out of the car,
Rogers realized she was in
waist-deep water, Newman said. •
As the surf came in, waves
crashed right up to the bottom
of the car doors, Newman said.
A lifeguard jeep initially tried
to pull the Blazer out but failed
and a tow truck was call ed. The
police vehicle, which sustained
severe salt-water damage. was
taken to the police yard for
Fepa1r.
"It was a nasty, nasty
accident," said Larry Carlson, an
assistant principal with Costa
Mesa High.
Particif ating in Saturday's clean-up at Corol'\il dcl mar High
Schoo arc student Patty Myung (left}, Kiwanis Club mcm·
ber Jack Geerlings and assis tant pri ncipal Lu Matos.
"Its condition is guarded,"
Newman said. "It was one wet
car."
No injuries were reported.
Except for "a bruised ego,
maybe," Newman said. Acc0rding to the police repon ,
3J-year-old Carina Smith, or
Costa Mesa, was going about 35 mph when
she allegedly ran a red light' and smacked
suaight into Sanchez, throwing him and hi
bike at least 15 feet into the air.
1bc boy landed in the middle of the
intersection -some 20 yards from the point
of impact. Twisted pieces of his bike fell
even fu.rt her Crom the scene.
Police closed the southbound la ne of
Fairview Road and part of Arlington Dnve
for about two hours to investigate.
From eyewitne account , Costa Mesa
police Sgt. Dave Walker said it appears
Sanchez and his older brother -who was
followmg behind on another biC)'clc -had a
green light to cro Fain.iew Road.
It was the driver, wit nesses sa)', who ran a,
red hght.
The accident 1 till under inve t1gation.
however. No citations have bee n 1 sued.
Walker said the woman told police that
.. he thought he had a green light, and wac;
proceeding." But several other drivers told
pohce they were stopped, waiting for the
light to tum green, when they watched her
go through it.
Carlson aid a teacher who h3-d·witnesscd
the accident ~as the first one to call 91 l.
School officials then contacted Sanchez's
mother at her Fair Drive home.
"After we calmed her down, we directed
her to the hospllal," Walker said.
Carlson said the boy's ninth-grade brother
stopped by the school Monday afternoon to
tell teachers that has brother "seemed to be
doing better."
Carlson sajd updates were announced o"er
the loud speaker as the da)' we nt on. Some
clas cs made letters and card to enqJo
their cla mate.
Sanchez was dcscn bed as a good tudent
who part1c1pated an the boys basl..ctb:rll
program
"I gue ~ 1h1s "ould be a good reason to
stan thmkmg about a bike helmet
campaign," Carlson said.
-By Lori4.nn 8a5bttl•
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COSTA MESA -Tuo C'-'port Beach
re idents will be among tho e honored by 1hc:
Orange County H uman Relatio ns
Commi ion during its 21 t Anni"ersary
Awards Banquet on Sunday, March :!.
A total of 19 Orange County residents will
be honored for their effort 10 eliminate
prejudice:, intolerance ancJ discnmmat1o n or
to help foster mutual under tand1ng and
respect among counly re idcnts
LocaU), Landa Schulem, president of
Orange Coa-.1 Interfaith Shelter. and Sandi
Weber, 'oluntccr coordinator fo r the South
Count) YWCA. "'JI be honored
Supcrw-0r Ham en \\ 1cdcr will "eloomc
the eKpcctcd audience of about SCKI dunng
the event, "h1ch wall be held from 5 pm to
p.m. at the Costa Mc a Communtt) Center
Dinner music "'II be pro\ldcJ bv p1an1st
Ron Koba)ashi and there "'II be a .;pec1al
performance by the St. Jo<eph's Ballet before'
the ccremon).
Continental Cuffcncv Sc:f\iccs. Soutnern
Califom t.a Gas Company and Southern
Cal1fom1a Edison Compam hJ\C made
contributions to keep the banquet acce 1hlc
to low-1ncome people.
Tickets are available for S9 per person by
calling the comma ion office at 567-7470
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NEWPORT BLACH -Kid . don't t"
this at home ·
An ammjl control offi1:cr on rnuunc p .. 11rol
a t the beach got her four·'>'heel dmc \Chtcle
tuck tn the 'and unde r the "e"'pon Ptu
Saturda~ m 1rning, pwmpting muc h
good·naturccJ nhbmg at the polt"e
depanment
Ofhcer Jam)c:Roi~cr' v.u, drhang the 11,1 q
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Newman said similar incidents
have happened over the )Cars as police
patrol the beach "We drive up and down the
beache all she tame," Newman said. "It
happens It\ alway difficult to explain to
)Our supcn.isors and co-workers, thougfl."
-B1 lri$ Yokoi
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NEWPORT Bl:.ACH -A proposal to
butld a parking 'tructurc: behind Caty Hall
for u!>C by Cit) emplo}CC'I and " 11ors. the St.
James Epbcopal Church congregation and
cu tomcr of area bu 1ne c got lukewarm
reception fro m the City Council Monday.
Since the Joint-u c concept "'a all that ha
been pr<>pO'ed so far. the: council directed
ciry staff to mvesugate co is. de 1gn and
planning 1 ues and report back an the future.
While uch a structure eems a crcata\.e
luuon to the omnapre ent parking hortagc
1n the area. '-Orne council member exprc ~d
concern that the cit) can't afford to fund
uch a prOJect and that the garage \ltOuld be
counterproductl\e to regaonaJ atr quality
demand to d tSCounge car driving.
"All I c n ay i it's megabucks for the
c1ry." s:ud Mayor Phil San ne, who
contended there 1 no parking problem
'fhe JOlnt·USC parking tructure was the
brainchiJd or Councilman John Hedges, who
proposed uch a garnge during meetings wtth
offic1al or area landowners Fritz Duda Co
and t. Jame Church about th.car remodeling
plan and ub equenl p:ulang requucmcnu
A chun:h an.h1tect drew up a conceptual
Jc,i~n fur a three Jeri. ~tructurc to be
kKJlt.:d behmd ( u, Rall. ad1acen1 to the
J.!nd tree1 ltre talion. on pa.rt of the
c '' tmg \ '"" Lid , Plaza p rking lot.
,\ total or 650 par~ing paces ~ould be
pnr.idcd v.uh the tructure and urfacc
pJ"c • compared h.> the u~ting 515 tails at
Via Lido Pl:i.u. the fire tJt1on, Cat) Hall
and nearb) buildin~.
Co~la l\lc a
the Jl(,'\CC)) uf unloJJ1u~ 1· .. m, hum th.: unl.xl.:J (at :inJ 11~1n • lh .. m IQ
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\ S l.OUO d1.1mond bracclca 11.as )IO-
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\1..u,I• rrane.in Vtll;igc 1n the 400 blod. .,( I ;ur Om.: Pol11:c found no s11n o(
f<•r .. .:J entry.
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\\rout.Ill 1run furnllur.: \Urlh SISO
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Newport Beach/Coate Mesa DaHy .Piiot Tuesday, March 10, 1992
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Up where the air is clear, you can see the possibilities
C osta Mesa's Vista Park was the center of the
universe on Sunday afternoon, and all it took
was n kite and a string to feel connected to
everything.
The sky was like an arctic sea full or great gray
whales and ice noes. The air was liJcc clean ~hite
linens napping on a line.
I'm more of a cranky eld
imrnipant who keeps talking about
how 1t was in the old country. The
old country for me is a composite
of places and times: Oregon in the
summer; Washington D.C in the
spring; the Blue Ridge Mountains
in the fall, anywhere within rowing My daughter, Christi, had just mastered the
nu ances of kite·Oying and was asilappy as bird on
her maiden night. She seemed to be absorbing
eeergy from the upper atmosphere. Perched on the
earth's grassy surface, on a blufC looking out over
the Santa Ana Ri~r Oood plain to the Pacific
Ocean and Santa-Catalina Island, she danced and
twirled \\hile holding the string or her pink plastic
Miss Piggy kite.
-----~ distance of the Tropic of Cancer during the winter. ..
-Ellan
Editor's
Notebook
Orange County isn't any or
these places. It's freeways ~nd
shopping malls where Che cities
used to be, and housing tracts
where the oaks and the orange .
groves used to be. If you're rich,
It was one of those days when I want to take
back all those resolutions I've ever made to.move to
the Pacific Northwest as soon as real estate prices
recover.
------you live someplace with an ocean
view, near a French bakery. Mostly we're not, and
we live by the freeway near a 7-11. True, we do
have some nice beaches, if you don't mind that the
I'll admit it. I haven't always been a nag-waving
patriot \\hen it comes to Orange County.
·water's usually :ibout 40 degrees.
In fact, the only reason I came to Orange County
• , _ii ~ '• I • • . • ·town ·· · ·: · .. .~ A&.-.--& . T . •
Send )'Our Items for Around
To•tn to Bob ntn Eykcn, Tbt
Pilot, JJO m Boy St., Costa
;\~CSD, 91617.
Banks and S&Vs
NE\\ PORT BEACH -The Nev.-
port Foundatio n, a gJOup dC111ca1cd to
the study or maJOf economic issues.
lo\111 h~t a talk Dy B:ink of Amc nel
'ice ch:iirm;in James P. Miscoll en·
titlcJ "0.1nks and S&l.'s -What
!'\..:\I, .. .it 7 . .30 am. today 1n 1hc Ouar-•~rJ.:c · Ruum a t the Balboa Day Oub,
1?11 Wc)t Crost l hgh\\ay. For infor·
m:11 1n, ull 644-U 11 . .
Scriou weight fo s
COST \ \tES \ -team how to
UT Jlc 01( l\1unJ> .:rNblv" al \\.:cl.Iv r.in11n.,~ ,1 .. r11n1 Tu.:"J.ir. :it 1 p.m Tu~:.i\ :it 1hc f 11"\I fbp11 ... 1 Chun .. h
O:.i\'t<X1m, JOO M.1!:noli• Cll'll Mes;i 1·or nwrc 1"(Jrm:t110n all 6-16-:?:?43
food addictions
<.O~I.\ \It!>\ -AJJ1.i1on ,\lt..:r-
n::ill\Ci., :a fr..:.: \\: C·h.::lp 'ruup altcr·
r.atl\.: Ill I!'-. 1r .. J1t1JOn:tl l:!·\li:p rr~
r1.1m, 1•fkr> ~.:~ I~ m.:.:11n" for r.:o-
p!c >uff,n~ fr1 m fooJ :rJdi-.1100
from 5 30 tu 6.JO p.m. 1•n 1 u.:'>JJ\~ u:in rg toJ.>v 11 1h.: 01..t C.:rll-.r. 666
lbl-.r 1 !!.Ull.: :1s. C:ill K:u,n Elli>
:at 2~1-15i0
Hell o, olumbu
llolida) cooking
COST.\ \t£!) \ -En · gourmet •in' on the k•~" h~1J..r ~
·~ .
• • Unlbad\Yay
lcamin1_ how to prcp:arc SP.Xia! dishes 1n "Bul>bc's Gourmet Holiday Cooking
School," beginning Wednesday 111 the
Jewish Communitv Center, 2SO Balcer
St. Partic:ip:ants '4ill learn how to ma.kc
hamcntashcn. challah bread, and spe-
cialties for Pas.50\"Cr. The cl:w bc&Jns
at 9 a.m. and con11nucs 1111 11:30 a.m.
The cl;us kc is Sil. Call 1hc center at
751-0608 to rcscl'\'C )OUr 1pacc.
Camping the Sahara
COST A MESA - A hcc slide show
about an O\Crland camp1n1 tour of the
Sah:ira desert v.ilJ be presented at 7:30
p.m. Wcdncsd:iy at the Adventure 16
outdoor tr,l\'cl sto re. 1959 ll:irbor
81\J. Call 650-3301 for informJllOn.
Vaude,·ille's back
NE\\ PORT DEACI I -RclM: the d:t\~ uf \.tUdC"illc :111 .. , Remember
V:iuJ-."'1lk", an olJ-11mc t.hOI' for 1hc
•hole fJm1lv. The 1how cunt1nu.:s 31 8
p.m Wcdn.:sd.>v 1n 1hc l 111k l hcairc
at Coron.l d.::I f;b r thgh School Tiet · els ,o on le .ii 7· 15 .P ~ for g.:n-
cral ;iJmi"'"'n :incJ. S6 for ~n1ors and
stuJ.:nts C;1ll 754-6:<)0 fl.)r anforml·
llun
Bu inc women
COSTA MESA -Marhcll.: ll1b-
b.:irJ "''" rr.:~nt "So \"'OU h.m: ;a drc;am, !'-.,,.. \\ h;at't" at \\'cdneMSJ) 1
mc.-:1ang of South Co:ist Bu\ane s anJ
Prllk)"on.:il Women.~ at Et Tori10
Grall, 633 ArttQll 8 1\J U1bb:ud is co-
crcator of Profil Technok>gy. Inc. a
1r Jm1n1 orgJn12.ttion hishh&li11n1 inJi-
\1J uoal iruv.th anJ ach11!\"tn.:nt. Ncl·
•orl.•llj :inJ. ~&QtGllOn bcp.ns .i
11 :JO a m. Lunch 11 :it I J •30 N,m:
m.:mbcrs. SIS, M.:m~r • Sl1> Dtl
4~z-1{)66 for r~rr.i11on,
Yote for lire
l'-t.\\ r ORT llE.-\CH -~noatc ll1ll
1901. the propoo..:J FrccJ.•m l•f Re· ~u~h m t of 1991. v.oulJ U t the bJn
on f..:Jcroal funJ1ns f..>r f.-:t~ 11~wc tn~pbntoatwn tc)('arch. an a LI.Jn
v.bid\ coulJ s.igmfic.uuly ~~cfil re·
~.u~h into Part1nsun's 01>e~. J1~t-c-
1 s.. .-\Jzhc1m.:r'1 0UC.l$C anJ 01h.:r d.:-
bilitating conditions. Children of Par-
kiruonaans., a support and cducationar
group disseminating information about
Parkinson's Oisc:i.sc, will ho5t a 'l)CCl·
1ng on the pr~d lc&isl:uion at 7
p.m. Thund:iy in Conference Room B
i:at I loag 1 lospital. There is limited
~ Contact Sandy Small.shaw at
15 lo re~rvc a ipacc.
Square dancing
COSTA MESA -Ac11vc scn1<>rs
"'bo enjoy :a spin ?round the d:incc
floor arc im11cd to join the Co\la
Mesa Ouick.stcmx rs at 1hcir "'eckl~·
square dance, 10 a.m. Thursday at 1hc °'°"' ntov.11 Community Center, Ana-
heim A'-cnuc Jnd Center Strcc1. The
&roup is seckin& new members for ex·
['anJcd act!\ iti.:s.. Couples only, plc:isc
For 1nfontl3tion. cJll 545-566~
Book discussion
' Nf:WPORT OEACll -Tom Cl:in-
o's 1991 nO\cl ··sum of All Fc:i~··
oi1U be the fc.uur.:d topic ;at the ncu
mcc11ng o f "Lc1'1 T.ilk Oool..s" a1 10
3 m. ThuNfJY :it lhc N~PQrl Center LibrJ~. S56 S.m Cement¢ Dme C.111
the l~br:irv al ~-.l 191 for more 1nfor-m:111on •
Going gl9bal
1'E\\ PORT BEACH -l\;llh\
Jone'-dm:ctor of m;irl.ct1ng for the
WorlJ TraJc Center ~13lk>n of
Or:tl'IGC C°'1ntv, v.tll gJ'-C a frc.: kcturc
cntitl.:d -Gk>b;ihu11on. the Key 10
Succc~" .:it 1 p.m Thur)J.l} 1n th.:
Communirv Room :u Nev.pore Center
l.ibmy, 85.6 $Jll Pc~o.tc Ort\
'c" port· Pier Day
N E\\ PORT BEACH -Cdcbrat.: a
Jav of fam1lv fun \t;u~h 14 oat 1he !lo:~-pon P1.:r on ~lbuJ Ul\J •1tb m .. ~~1.:'s Long Bo.:irJ Surf Cont.:)t~
lk:11:h·S1d.: P.in.:-.il.:e Or.:Jl..fJ)t, ~run·
~red bv ·1hc SurfnJcr f ound;i1ion:
Cl.b.'IC Surf Car Shov., h\C mu~ic ~
the Nom31.h.; \'in1.isc Surlbu.u'J dis-
pl;iy a nJ mor.: Ncv.I"lrt P1..:r J Jy bc-
tsns at 1 am.. C.-U O..l-1451 for more
mform.uion
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is that I was in Riverside County.
Well, OK. Thnt's only p:irtly true. I did drift into
Orange County on the wind of circumstance, but my
march lo Southern California was deliberate. I
remember one winter in Oregon when something
dark and cold oozed down from the permanently
overcast sky and infected my being, making me
cough and curse for four months until the sun
fihally broke through. I vowed to find out where the
sun lived in. winter and go there, which makes me
about the same as anyone else who lives in this pan
of the world, the same as any other car on the
freeway.
We're not all dopes, those or us who came here
to live. Unsuspecting bumpkins, some of us, \\ho
didn't realize how congested and expensive it was,
or that housing prices would begin to fall as ~n a~
we bought. But generally, we came here with ou r
wits about us, trading some things :iway for the
chance to live in a benign climate.
I'll probably live here the rest or my life, li~ing it
on some days, hating it o'n others, grow ing more
used to it all the time . But I hope I ne"'cr get so
uscJ to it that lose the sen~ that \\C can do better
here.
It's ne.,er going to be uncrowded in Orange
County again. But even crowded places can be \\CU
ordered. clean, pleas;in t, \\llh enough spots of
tranquility to balance the kinetic energy. We could
ha.,e clean air, real transport:uion, commercial
building designs Ltrn t in~1te human use, cducauonal
institutions that serve the needs of the present and
the future. We can demand of the people \\ho want
U) to elcc:t them tha t they have some \>1s1on of the
way thing!> could be, and at least a 'ague notion of
ho" to gct.t~ere.
D.iys hkc last Sun day are like anchors 1n the sea
drift of C\\>tence. When the rain w Jshcs the dirt
from the air and the wind blows through us like a
cleansing breath, we ough t to look around and sec
"'hat a S\\CCt home \\C could make in this place.
Bob 'Dn EJktn is assistant editor of the Daily
Pilot. llis column DppcDrs on Tursda)s.
Richard Stein, Kassy Thomp-
son, and Sara Mcl\1illtn of
Newport Deacb and T1ylor Foss
of Costa Mesa arc winners in
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School Di)trict annual spelling
bee.
ment has grnduated from the
FOi National Academy.
Ne\\port Beach, \\as recently de-
plo>ed \\ith 13th ~1.irine fapcdi·
tionaf) Unu, C.imp Pendleton to
the We!>tern P.ic1fic ocean for six
months
0
Lt.Paul K. Hcniscy of the
Newport Beach Police Depart-
0
John Cahin Lilllt of Cosq
Mcs.1 h:.is made the Prc)1dent's
Honor Roll at Washington State
Unt\Cr!>ity.
0
Manne Pfc.Keith A. Hoglund,
son of Lorna L. Kenned~ of
0
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ol Co!>t:l ~1c!>a has completed
recruit tra1n1ng :n Marine Corps
Recruit Depot in San Diego
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A4 Tuesday, March 10, 1992 •
Lifestyles
And now, for t he best
restaurants in OC ...
A \\ARDS Dl~NER llONORS DEST ORANGE COUNTY
HESTAURANTS -Anlonrllo's, Pa,llion al the Four
~e.1 ons Hotel, Antoi ne at Le Meridien, The Cellar,
I u1lc:rtun .. 111J 'I he Dining Uoom at the R11z-Carlton, Lnguna
'\ 1gud, "c:u.: the re~taurant:. in Orange County awarded The
(1v!,fc11 ~.:cpter by the Southern California Restaurant Writers at
11 ..:1r ;1nnu.1l b.1nque1 Sunday night at the Queen Mary.
The cove1ed award is 1he association's highest
honor, and is give n on the basis of overall
excellence in food, service, wine list, ambiance,
rcc:ep11on and pJrl ing, "ith food recci' ing 50
pt:r.:cnl of the tally.
--
• llleslyles Editor Kirk Wolcoll ... ext. 37)
Marta
Bird
P.1~c<il Olhats was recognized as "The Chef of
the Yc:Jr" anJ Le Mcridien's At.lam Gutteridge
''J~ nJmc<l the bc)t ~tai1rc 'd of 1991 before a
k~t1\c crowJ e!>tima teJ by a Queen Mary official
at .1ppro~1ma1ely 375. Scholarships of SIS,000
each ''ere presented to Orange Coast College
and 10 Glendale College to upgrade culinary
pro~rJnb by the Restau rant\\ nters group
tlu11ng the a\\Jrds program.
Brian Jones and judge Chris Lindsay at 31st annual Bal Masque. Marilyn Hodges laughs with Fred Plaia at the $175 per person ball.
Tastings
'!W1 d Tidbits
Busto scores hat · trick at headdress · ball
0
:\01 lllNG TO LALGll AUOUT -Balboa's
(;iggling !\lnrlin J1dn't f1ntl Jl)I)! economic
,,,11.:r' '' .1rm .111J tm:nJly. so the Marlin ha:, clo)eJ ib Joors and
.. ..1Ji.:d l"''!,. tu hl'lllC b.1:,e u1 the more Jgree:ible clime of Cabo
'I.in L 1,-.1,. ,, !i..:rl..'. thl..'. l>rtgin~d Giggling t--1.trlin con11nuc) to be one
I l .1 ,·, 1110-.1 ~uL..:c"tul nightclub:,.
. \l \Ill 11n11.:. thl. u111quc .11chitcllurc of the cx-b:inl builJmg
•:,!..r,,c11t .i·1 1~111.111\c: .1rHkco Je:,1gn \\Ork, 1ncluJint! J
. ..ir-'Ll -.c1.1t..: p1!l.1r uf bubhlmg \\Jter, and opened ;i., J
1..:,l.1ur .int 1.:11tL.rtJ1nn1cn1 111ght :,put calleJ· Uubbll'S. Nuw. 1l0
) bJck
' th.: dr.1\\1t1g bl.>:ird IL1r thb corner loc:it1on on the Pcnin:.ul.1
T \1'.L LS ·10 YOlJH LIDO -Cure Lido, th:it is, \\here Joe
. •'I •,..:, SpcrJllJ Jre thro"ing J "Happy Hour" part:
c\~:\ 1.1: ::, , 1 5.~ pm l)r1ni..) J1e one Jol!Jr lcs~. but on top of
th.: .1 · .. t.,,., Cife L 1do :ipp1..11zcr) arc h:.ilf·pricc -''hn:h
m-:.1:1, 1! \.1,_-t.•~l.•l'U" l'"tcr-. Rodddkr "ill be 53.50 im.tcaJ of
51, 115, 11~d Je.:p-inc:J ,1;11.:hul-..c he.Ht)" ill Cll)t S3 .:!5 instead of
_1 ~ 1 llc '·' •>1e bu.:s f0r ~4 more menu 11em!>
\k, ' ... l.\pen'1'c Jrml-..s )OU mJ: h.l\e \\.Jilted 10 t~. '>UCh
.... \I all• J "\\ 1pc Out.• 3llth Street K:i m1!..Jti anJ Jauic M::igsie
., l '.. _ . .t1orJ.1hk : ll 30th !>trect, Nl"Pllfl l3eJch. Phone
0 ~I\\ c.IH>L~O~ J-0 1{ COFFEE -GralTco CoITrc '"II be
\I -:n.ni; ,111J-\1Jrch -\\,11ch form grand opening ·
A four-time "inning pro and a fir:,L timer
tc:imed to give Newport Dcach the
spotlight S:itunfay in the 3 lst Annual
Dal t\tasquc :it the Dbncyland Hotel.
Modesto Busto did it ng:iin! For the fourth
time :ind the third year in a ro\\ he ClpklreJ
Vida
Dan
Society
the S\\ecpstal es troph) at 1hc
Damas de C.iridJd benefit
The "in bring~ l3usto's
total "ins up to 11 in his 11
)C•lrs of part1cip.11ion in the
flor .11 hcaJJrc):. b.111 )tJrtcd
31 )CJrs •1gu by Marcy
Mul\illc.
The 'isuJI de)1gner .11
Roger'l> GJr<lcn titled his
:.ix-foot high Oor;ll m.1:>quc.
"Splendor of Asia." ....
"The he;iJdrcss h;.i' about
1.000 nuwers on it, including
orchiJ:i, stcphanoti'>,
h) acinths, c~.trrlJtion:> :ind
anthuriums. II 1<.1<1l about I.ZOO man hour!>
from sl:irt to fini h," )JJJ ,J hJpp) nu~to, \\ho
is now hcaJcd fur L;1) 1-lorista) ball April 24 in
Los Angele! ..
m3nnequin chairwoman this year.
"We ha'e 676 here tonight," s:iid Bev
Swanson, ch.1imom:in of the ball nnd :?0-yc:ir
member of DJmJs. "We hope to make
SlS0.000 th•~ )CJr :-.inec "e ha'e added :i
f;i:,hion )how l>Ct 7 p.m. today at Dre:i Moll .
'there ill space for 1,000 to attend and the cost
t) S 10 c~u.:h. So m:iny more people "ill be able
to sec these cl.iboratc mJ ques this )Car."
follo\\ing the h'cl)' plrJdc of eight
mannc\juins J.1ncmg their ''JY J O\\n the rJmps,
gucsh d1neJ Jlld d.im:c<l tu the mu'tic of The
Doctor~. s0 .1ppropria1c for D;iniJs de CJrid:id,
J upport ,group ltf St. Jude MedicJI Center.
U.111 proceeds go to purd1.1'c :inothcr 'an for
the c1..ntcr's ~nubile p.:J1atr1.: clinic.
Other "mmng 01>ral m.1 ques "uc .1
creation b)' L~nn l c\inc \\Orn b) Billy
HJJ tchc on Jnd an Ol)mp1c·themcd masque by
·• Donna \VJll.icc anJ Cal Poly students \\Orn by
Corky \\inters.
. 111n0..in1.c:mcn1!> dm:ctl: bchinJ the Uelcourt complex, Jn the
'1.."fh • :'•nir th Cent1.r 011 Ut)On r\\enuc ant.I JU:.t L>ff :O.IJ.:Arthur.
In h.-~1111 .. " '11h:c l'J'.5. th.:'l' people Jo~"°'' be.in:. about collce.
·1 !1..:~ .:k,t the: bc't tr~m l.fup-. 111 Columb1;i CIY~tJ R1cJ anJ !'\c, ..
(1 ... 11ll.1 1k1 ! ..1nJ roJ-..t them 111 C\trcmd~ -.m.111 b::itchcs.
. \l,u happv at the bJll was Elaine
Vanderpool of Newport Ueach. She was the
m.111ncqu1n who \\Ore the ma.-.que decorated
\\Ith Large Orient.ti fanc-. C\'lcndmg three feet
llll c.Jch \Ide: uf her th1dy Her claborottc red
k11n11nu ,,1,tume picked up the red of the
Jnt hun um
Designer Mod esto Busto \\ith Elaine
VJnderpool and the \\inning headdress.
Guests at the no ral c:1otr.1\Jganza included
Chri{ Lind .iy of C oronJ Jct ~far "ho acted as
J juJt;e. and her c.:-.cort Brian Jones (husb:ind
Keith "all out of to" n on biz).
l llL} ~~,c.:n }1.. 1r:-. ul c.:\pen.:ncc 1n the cullcc bu:.mcss h:ne taught
l 1c (,• '·~o, n p.1n f, J1\ t > 1.l n:rt I frc,hnc:-.s, develop flJ\Or Jnd
l.1p:u:.: .m 11 .1 \\tth, 11 p.1r.illc:I. Other fine Gr.iffco Coffee stores
.1r..: Ill Ll1. \C.:lh Hill' ~.Ill rr.111.:1~0 .ind SJn R.1facl. lh1' "J' m) t1N tt.mc to be a mannequm
It "J) a lot of fun. e'en though the kimono
wctghc<l 15 ix)unJ and the he.1t.IJrc" ~c1~hcu
about 30 poumh.'" <.jtd V .mdcrpool, '-C.:.&tct.I Jt
dinner with her 86-ycar·olJ mom Ann Roncoli,
her ~o Ric~rd and v.1fo Sue, and J.iughter
u rol Rodriguez, a mannc4um la\t )Car Jnd
Otl er:.. on the guc>t list \\Ccc M.iril)n
Hodges of Co)t.1 M~u. '~ho h:is aetcJ os 3
m.1n11 ·4u1n ll\c time . Fred PIJia, P.-itricia and
\\,n Ellis, Linda .ind Dan BJ~cr, Helen Jnd
Don Zimmer, the Andrew Puzacrs, Chris
M l')l'r, Jenn) Catlin and the Gilbert Joneses.
Alterations of infinitesimal degrees can make a world of diHerence·
T hue..· '' !ten onh lllll .llums
d.tk rc..n,.: bcl\\Cen l\\ 1 molecules.
\I.I l•lle lllJ~ be h1\1~. "l11lc ·the lllher ''
1hcr.1rcut1c
:-.he quc\tioncd.
Nature has J 0ne a funnv thinl! In all
the "orld there :ire only 103 Jtonh, frum
''h1ch C\el)th1ng 1s mJJc. I :.uppu)e \\1th
-.uch limited re~ur.:c~. nature hJ ... to be.:
ueJtl\C. Con)equently. e;11.h clement .,
u'ed mJny ti me:. tn m:iny \\J)). r ur
cx:implc hydrogen i'> largely re-.porhiblc
for the m:il1ng of :,\\cets )OU a1c )U lond
of :mJ fo r the maling of the h)Jrugen
bomh, "h1ch :uu arc prubJbly Ol•I 'o fl n.I
of
ba)k in sunlight on one of n 1ture'.,
nu-.tcrpicccs. ''the bcJd1," )OU .ire
litcrJll) !lurroUTI<lcJ b) billion-, :inJ
billions of s1ltcon atom!> \\h11 .. h male up
11\ sands
clc111cnt \\C require: in •·1r.11:c" amount,,
Within the hum.in liod), ,i(u:un') l>c)t
lno\\ n. role i, in calcium mctahuli>m.
Or!;!an1c Mh1.on is the one "c need, and \
111Ullt be J1 t111gu1,hed from inotg::tn11.
)tllcL>rH.'. lnvn!JOJC silicone: Joc'i not 1at..e
p.1rt in the: bOJ) · pr°'-l. \) of
I rnentl\ h.1J :i CJ ll
lrum .1 p.1ticnt, \\ho
.upon rcJJing the label
on her bl>ttlc of muluplc
\ ll:l0110't, d1!tCO\C reJ
As )OU can 1masine, nature hJJ to
outJo her~ctr in putting together the
human body. I dare sJ~ all 10.\ clcmcnh
on the p.:nod1c table of the ch.:ment h ~l\c
gone into the pwjcct. "1th some tic1ng
u,1.•d to a much gn:ata C\tcrll th:in other)
(calcium being J good e\;.impk \If th.:
S1h .. on i) the tr Jee clement for
conrKdJ\C 11~ue II\ bon1. Jnd l.Ut1IJgc.
~1hcon c.:vcn h.1s )ho"n to counter the
hJrmful effe\.b u( .1lumi11u111 )U\.h ;i, in
\lihe1mcr .
r1,;,Jlc11t .. ;:it1~1n, but mcrcl} 'i,angs :irounJ ..
.1'> "hJt i' pro' mg 10 be a lO\IC clement in
Lbc 11oJ> Due'> it \\CJ cl th "J)' into
plJcc) ll UIX'.:.n·1belong?1 hat's -Ah.i t
morgJn.c .1 Jluminum docs. 1 hJt"s \\hat
inorg:uu.: lc.1J doc). 1
Health
Update
.. ,d1c..on chclJtc" a!I one
of the 111grcd1cnts. l lcr
TV ~et h::iJ rwt \Cl
1..wlcd Jo" n from the
breast 1mplJnt
J0<:umentary she h.1J
\JC\\ed only hours
l1dore.
,.\nJ -.u 11 I' \\llh ... ilicon. the
nunmelJllt~ them11.al clement that .,
al"·•)' founJ in curnbmat1on \\Ith
\1lme1hing (e g .. \\1th two .1t11ms ,11 '"~gen
\\hc:rc 11 become~ l11llca). anJ .., Ph1rc
.1bunJ.int 1n nJturc than JO~ othu
... omc, and :irscn1c ol thc other) .. Out
bccJu)e one clement i U)eJ C\ten,1hl\,
while another 1 necdcJ in onh till. •
smallest quantity, JoC)l11l meai1 1h.1t c11hcr
1 of more or lcs!lcr imp\.lrtJnc.:.
Silicon is an example of a .. tr;.i1.:e"
clement. mc.:rnmg it 1~ J nutrition.ii
\\ hilc there is no "Jccommcndc<l da1lv
.illu\\Jnce'' fur ,jhcon, \\ithout 1t our ·
bone-. '-'Olll<l lost: their d:t,tkity, ;ind the
chJll\.C'> of a fradurc \\UUIJ mctea'>.: .
llt:1. JU'c bone gto\\ lh imol\ c ... the prucc''
or .1Jd1ng l.lkium tor ha1Jnc:..) and
collagen for el:.l,til•it). and be,ausc ,jlit:on
l't e' cntial for 001h of thcs~ pr°'"c cs,
e'en the trace JlllOUnb that arc required
arc of great signtfi1..:incl.'..
I )uppo ... e the· hc.ihh food1s1)" )a)tng,
"1r )OU can't cat 11 don't P,l/t it on )Our
,J.in.'' necJ:. an addendum "lf )OU can't
cJl 11, 1.ltm't sturt 11 un<lcr )OUr )kin."
Vr. Ju/iJn U /111;11 .. u, .\l.V., Mbo offus
hi fJpinion In th1 w lum n, optr:itt
UhUaktr U't'llnt s l1u ti1utt In S t Mport
8 t:Jfh, "t...n't th1~ \tuff lu \11 .. • · clcmc1 t cx.:cpt ox~gcn. In IJd, "hc:n :ou
Realizing a dream
L Cl Extension 'v\'on1cn's. Opportunity Center c-0ntinues to help shJpe caree rs, lives
T he: 111' ttJllon n: aJ.
"Ol)l:~l/'.G OUUI<"'>
~11 11.I..'. ''' founJ1ng 111 I,-the L.:Cl
c\tcn,hin \\omen\ Opportu1111.,, Center h.J'
tipcneJ lb lh>Or) fo r thousJnJs ot 111J1qJu:il,,
hclpmg ti.cm da11fy .ind ::ich1e'1.. 1.arcc r
1.:tlu1..Jl11in.al .111J person.ii go;11'.
Nu\\, \\Ith the.: openmg of 11' ne" builJ1ng.
Family
Counseling
the Women~ Opportunll)
Center ~ill he able to open
doors lor m.•n) more
member-. llf the commun1tv
Please Join u'i J\ \\C ..
dcJ1.::.itc the RJ\.hel L.on~
:O.furg;.in \\t11ncn' -
Opportunity Center and the
Lou AnJcr..._m McmoriJI
GJr kn
At the pJrty l•dorc the
JL:d1".111un ccrcmon1c),
tho'c of U\ "ho were: there
from the beginnmg proudly
~truttl.!d .1rounJ. fccling
a\\ ~·,trud ...
"Did wu thtnk th1'> ~oukl
'" r h.1pp"·n .•·· .1,i..c:J one "'ornan.
~''· I ncH'r e'en 1h<>11gh1 .1bout such a
i "I il1l\
In ttn~ I \\,1, the )<>Un~ moth" of 1 .... u
prc:-~ch,XJlc:f\ whu w:.' looking to volunteer
~>me ume th:.H ""ulJ m.1ke Jaffercncc.
"' a 1rainc:J cuun c:lur. it eemcJ
re.1 on,1Ne enuuah to suppon the drc:nm or
,. three f1hulou \\omen "ho I aspirc<l 10 be
• ltlc ~l •• 1lon1 \\llh Gloria Sklun~ly ond a
, c'-1upk vl othc:t "-Omen like me, I
'
HlluntecrcJ t > sit at a table in the entryway
L>f the g) m11.1 .. 1um on campus to 3~1st and/or
lncourJgc wmmun11y "omen (mtht of whom
\\CrC my mother's :l&C) who \\ere rC·Cntcrir\g
cduc.1t1on or the "orl..furcc.
The first of these \\Omen. Dr. Lou
AnJerson (for whom the gJrden "as named)
\\JS a feisty. contro,ersial l\·pc who her elf
\\J a re-entry "omen. W1th :i hatr-grown $On
and a bachelor's degree, he returned 10 ·
college Jnd c.irnc:J "hat \he ..:ailed ;a
!!rO" n-up "A ··
T hen. 1n the p1rit of all the wonicn who
hJ\C somehow foll~cJ her, he went on
111 cJrn Jn Jdd111onal ba'"hclor' Jcgrce, a
nlJ'>ICr'• t.lc.,:rec and a PllD ¥.htlc worl..ing
lull 111nc :.it UCI.
The econd woman 1s Syl\'tJ Lcnholf. the
\\Omen "ho I ha'e always 1uen11ficu a my
~rwnal mentor.
S)'h1.1 ""~working as nn e'tcn 1 n
progr.1mmcr, "hen I (m l mcl her 22 )UI
ago. I h;iu rcu:1 .. cd a brochure of uten,1on
off crcJ h) ucr to community :u.lult .
lmprc .... J by the cou~s or the offcrin, ... l
'-•lied, rcJ1.;hcJ her nd ted th:it
'omc:onc 1c:ich a cour e to mothers"'' )Oun•
'-h1lurc.: n Jbout their personal ahctl' t"c
"Wh at is )Our educ lion?" he a ked.
No, no )OU (.fon't' unJer~I nJ. r d n·1 " nt
Lo tc ch it. I wanl to t kc it.
"I'd l°"c to tnecl )ou," he 1J
Somehow ~he ullked me into w i ting"
;ind Or&ani.zina that cl -\\hkh I unchcd
my career. All alon \he' been 1 m.1jor
chccrleaJer. .,cry v.omir uld h:a"'C ..
someone lilc S\hia in their tile.
lhc third ( 1bulou .. \\OlllJn "a., Muriel
Shbhlr..orr Sh1,; \\:lS the l1r .. t Direi.;tor of thl!
Center und 1t \\,h under her direct .1uspice
that "e began to thmc. (I lo'e th.ll the fir t
director or the \\'omen's Opportulllt) Center
was a former NJ')' Lii.:utcn.1nt .)
W h I :i pi,tol 'hi.: "a' -Qnd cuntinUI!\
to tic. ·11m )CJr she' publi,hcd a ho k
culled, "Tran fcrrin •~lade lfa >=A Ciukh: tu
Changing Colleges S i...i.:c),.(ully,'' (Pcterwn,, •
1991 ).
Than Ii. \OU Jcar fr icnlh Jl\d col lea uc
AnJ thjnl you tu all the '1.ondc.:rful \\umcn
-the hunt.Ired' of them -~ho h,t\C ,;111..c
Hllunh:crcJ "' malr..t: uur Center J 'Ui.: 1.: •
'I h.tnk )UU tu former '-'•r\: t~·r l·l.unc 11:.irl,
~ho in,.pi1cd the bu1IJ1ng':o. uc')i ·n 1 \\di
the funJ·r.ii 111 • clfort •
·1 h.111l.. )OU lt> the lllOIC tlt!ln ~ I ltvnor ....
e~~ci.111). to the r..111111) "f R;.i .. hcl lun,
forgan. "ho rn:u.fc the new hu1ld111 uncJ
.uJcn ~\Ible.
AnJ thank )OU lu 1hc 100,000 "om n \\ho
ha\c been 'el'\cJ by the: cot\:r, cspcc1:tll to
thu'e "ho ha'c ton on tu hie c JKr nat
uc""' 01nJ \\ho un11nuc 10 m kc u I 1k
nd feet OOll
Thi\) ur, 1,cn the onomic un crtain&v
on I ch llcn"tn& J b m rtct, n1c:mbcnhip
(SlS) h incn: iJ 5 pcrt'Cnt. If )OU ld
u c some help cL:mf lll8 \uur c.: rtcr, •
cdu ti n:sl or pcnon~I • l • c n Che \\'OC
Ill 7t
Or. Linda l1u l /J • f11mitt •IHI ••rriu
C'OflJtWW ttltll o/fl, lo (°Ot"OQ tkl llf.
CMA'I AllWll lesllon
starts Frldly In Anlllelln
Sc\Cral l11gnit:iri~ w;ilJ peat.; at
the California McJu:ul A»<Xia·
tion's 121 t Annuli Sc ion, .,,ins
hclU .It the 01.,ne)l:rnd l lutcl in
An.1hdm. beginn1n~ FnJ.t\-
Con,r-:, man Prle '1t1rk ~ill
speak on ''Key hsue\ FJ1.·mg l'h)·
i iJm in Congrc " Frida). 12:45
tp 1:30 p m • at the C~L\\ CAl.·.
PAC U-0.ml uf Director) lunchcun.
~q>. Sl.irl... D-tl )°"ard. <:hJar tht:
Hou'c \\:a' :rnJ Mc.in Su~om
n11ttcc on i lcalth, anJ hJ'> hccn a
member of c1mgrc in c 1971.
l>O on l·rida), oil 4 p.ni • Molly
Jod Co)e, f\1 D .• t.lim:tor of the
Cultforni.i O~p nmcnt uf. ti . Ith
Senicc • '\\111 P'='*l to the CM;\'
Ho,pil:.il Medic.ii StJCl "c.:1,;tiun.
l"hc: nnu.i.I 'c.: ~wn ru.. from
Marc.h 13·1K l'or more informa·
uon • .:all 95 ·6S • •
0
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... ... llllrlllll ··~·
Pc<lph! "ith nutritton·n:l:itcd
questions sho1..1IJ '--Jll 434-4558 :ind
ask for D1Jl·A·01etit1an.
I·or more 1nfoimJtion, c:ill <43.Jj1 4SS1.
0
fallt-week haltll serla
onered In Costa Mell
A \ViJ.y of Life: Lifc>t)lc HcJhh
~uucati?n Center ~111 offer .t ~m.?1 mar SCflC) on mental .11t1tuJc. nu·
tritioR and fitnc'' cn11tlcJ "Life·
l)IC Approad1es to Optimum
I kallh."
The fl~Ur k1,;turc topic' in ludc 3
PQ\iti\C picture or health, mcnt I
uui1uJc, nu1r1t1on nJ Citnc .
Ille wcckl) cries b(~in) Marc~
31 or April ~ from 11 m. 10 1:30
pm., ~Jr 1\pnl t from 7 to 9:30
pm. ut 191 l!.1\t l\tetnth Strec1
tn Co t:l Mc,a.
Prc·rc htrutiun c0s1 for t.hc
four-wee: ~cne i S200. fot'r more
inform:ition, II 72:?·9960.
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Tuesday, March 10, 1992
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. Entertainment Entertainment Editor M.itt Coker ... 642-4321 , e~t. 364: •
' Melissa Manchester vows
best from her yet to come
By David l Almquist
Special to the Daily Pilot
'I always lo\e being Y.1th a
symphony," says singer/
songwriter Melissa
Manchester~ ''ho appears
with Pacific Syn1phony at 8 p.m.
f'riday and Saturday at the Orange
County PcrfC>rming Arts Center.
In a telephone interview, the
Grammy Award-winning
songstrc~ said the concerts, which
also feature harmonica player
Tommy Morgan and composer/
pianil>t Lee Holdridge, "ill be
wittc ranging.
"We encompass everything from
Gersh"in to gospel," Manchester
said. "And the theme of most of
my music is self-affirmation."
Melissa Manchester joins Pacific S>mphony Orchestra at Performing Arts Center Friday and Saturday.
• •
Dorn in New York City,
Manchester's accomplishments
read like the record chart highs
she often topped: a recording
contract at age 21; headlining
Carnegie Hall at 23; the fir:.t armt
in the history of the Academy
A\\ards to ha\e two nominated
movie themes -"Ice Castles" and
"The Promise" -in the same
)Car, anJ performing both "orks
for the Oscar ceremony; making
her acting debut tn ''f ame" -
ba-.ep on her own alma mater, the·
High School of Performing Art~.
and being the fir!>! actre~s "ho h.1J
Youn_g performers offered scholarships
Y ouns, mul>1C1.1ns aod ~ictor'> arc being
l>Ought 10 compete for ~hol:..i r .. hip.,
· up (1.>r gr.1b ... thh month.
1 he Or.1ngc t ounty ~tu ... 1 r.in'l> ru·
soc1a1ton t) 'pon or'ing the ;innuJI ··o Dou-
glas Sa\\ tellc Mu\1cal Schol.mhip Competi-
tion," where pronusing )Oung performer) in
the jazz, clJ))ICal and commerci:ll f1clJs com·
pcte for C:l)h J\\Jrd) and ccrnlicJtcs of
merit.
Thi) )Car's "inners "111 perform tn a pub·
lie rc"nal 'r<>n)Orc:J b) Mu)1CiJnl>' Ux:al 7
and the Yamaha School in lntnc
Amons the )Cholar)htp oflercJ Y.111 bl.!:
• M1 k Pm:-c Scholarship -a S500 a\\ard)
for e'\ccllcnci.: 1n the ficlJ of pzi It t fund·
cd b) M.1rsi: Pm.\! in m~mOf) of her btc
husbJnJ.
• Ken SJnd~ ~tcmori.ll Sd11.>L.ir:.hip -!1
S670 '"'JrJ tor C\~dkn~c Ill jaa. thi) ill
funJed b) LocJI 7 J111.l fJmil) Jnd f m:nJ) of
the piJOl)l Jnd form~r Local 7 C\C\.Ul1\c
8o3rJ..mcrnbcr "ho dieJ 1n 1991.
•Orio Rec) Mcmon.il S"h1.>IJr)l11p -A
S300 a\\ard for string pla)C r), funued by the
loc31, familv and friend) of the o.iohnbt, eJu-
oator anJ Local 7 E'ccuti\c OoarJ member
\\hO died 10 1991.
Apph":ints mu!)t be re 1Jents of OrJnge
Count) "ho "ill cnr\lll a) mu)ic mJjo~ or
minor!> .ll a crcd1h.J t\1.0-or fou r·)CJr col·
lcgc . Application dcJdlinc is M:in.h 20 Call
the locJI Jt 5-'6· 16<> for m1.>rc information.
Mcan\\hik, the A'mc:rican ~tu ... ical anJ
'
Dr am:itic Acadenw, locJtcd in the heart of ~tanh;iltJn on BroJJ\\.I}, hold) .iuditiorh
~!Jrch 1-l-15 in LOl> An~elc) Ill l>earch of I.II·
entcd }oung pcrformcrl> for :!I nJt ion;.sl
l>ChOIJr)hlpS.
The !>ChOIJr))ups. ranging}'tom S::!,000 to
full 1ui11on, arc b:bcd on performcrl>' audr·
tions. applications and intcf\ ic" ). All a" arJs
:ire to be U)ed for the t 99::! s houl )CJr JI
AMOA Applicant) mul>t be i>Cniorl> 1n hi~h
school or older.
The academy's two-ye3r program) offer
professional training in acung fo r theater,
film :ind te le' ision, mu ical theater anJ
dance.
for more. information, phone I (bOO) 367·
790
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Our n tt'l '' no" ofh nm: a no l'hJ~t·
~11lmar for p:.tuc.·nL' "ho Ur\' 1nu:n"-'tiJ in
n{r.M:uw 'it~·') 10 mm'\ 1 n ~.a.r.--1 htt'\int ~.
faN~hll~' or :&.."1~nUl1"11 Thi' lfl(:ludt-. .t
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(t~-a "kh the lk"' t"Ufnpultmt'\I corneal
1opoft .. ·phocokt'f'1llN~ ma.:hint. Pk'N
c.'tll n-pnli~ ~inar Jar • ~ .. , hmittd
Weddina Cakes "The Old-
Fasluon Way 2950 Gra~ Ln
C.M. Call for lnfo. 54CM)Jl1
not :ippl'~ned on U1 0.1cfoa) imitcil
to sing on.the Ton) ,\\\,.rJ.., shO\\,
Ra1-.cd ir) ·., mu 11...111\ oricnteJ
fJnuh, her fa ther .1 ba~ ... unbt 11.>r
the ~-klrl1[X l1t.1 n or~r:..i.
M,1rtchc-.tcr beg;1n he r prolc.., ion:'1I
singing c;1rccr :.i1 15 ":th
comml!rl1.d 1111glcl>. She ",,.., lorced
to supplement her modc.,>t inloml.!
''Ith jol>s a~ .1 pJrking ;.iucndant.
:.111d u~herctte. hu t she 'le' er
st 'I pcd knu king .1t :'\cw York
n.'1.l>rd1ng compan} door:o, \\he re, •
l>hc ... : . ·I 111..\cr J\.llf 1.·d 'no'
for an .11h\\1..f ..• 1nJ I ~1 111 J1.>n't.''
:\l ;\\.'\\ ) l 11.. U1 •\ef)ll\, ~t.in .. h" 11.r 1.nrolkJ 1n a·
)01 g·" rn m:c: d.t'>) tJught b)' Paul
S1nl.•n J1.J r~r .orm1..J a) J )1ngcr
)Olu1)t ps ani)t in the l>mall clubl> of
Grc.:rn"i..h V1ll:igc , ''here '>I 1! me t
t\\O p.:,11 lc ''hll bO<.l)ted her r.api d
a~"1.n1. Ucttc ~t idier and U.H')
M.111110\\.
I !er 'Iring of hits incluJes: ··o n't Ct) O ut LouJ," ··1 hruu::;h
the b~l> uf Lm c," her O\\ll
n .. I 1i11.>n or ••\\ hell\:.\ er I CJh
)\1\1 friend'. (CO·\\rtllrn ''1th
K.· n~ Logg1m.). and numcrou
~o!J :1llH11m.
H er >1h er· crc\!n momcnh
r;.inge fr,1m 0 1 .. rw~ \ r .... ~11:
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Grc.1t ~lou::.e D1.t1.:d1,c'' (in ''h ch
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THIS WEEK'S TOPICS
OF DISCUSSION
•Toll Roads
• Sex Scandal
• SI• Tuesday
of the tiny d.1ncc i1all muu~c) ll.>
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ARREST: Latino leader accused in grand thllt cae
From A1
accordiqa,,,~lice.~eport.s. He was arrested
afler a11cae ystealing a men's wallet from
a display case and leaving the store, nccord·
ing to police. Store officials arc accusing
Quintanilll e>f stealing approximately 36
items worth more than SS,000, police said.
appointed group studyin& affordable hou •
int ......,.. -,..ing to ruh !or a scat on
the school boafd. Quintanilla told 27-yc:ir
school board member Rod MacMillian that
he was going to citallengc the Newport-
Mcsa school district trustee when his term
expired in November 1993.
Neiman-Marcus spokesperson Billur Wal·
lcrich declined comment.
"If these charges are true, it's tragic that
a young m:in with ambitions to move for-
Quin.tanilln, a 45-year-old Costa Me!la ward in the Latino community has been
resident,· is also a member of a city· charged with such activities," MacMillian I .
HUBERS: Family keeps their
search for daughter act~e
From A1
hJve h:ippened but, ullim:11el),
c:irne away empty handed.
··we have a·couple hundred dol·
lars left," Huber said. ··At this
poin t we feel like we've spent a lot
of money and h;iven't been able to
Jo much ."
Huber said the volunteer group
1s working on d1s1ributing another
60,000 fliers, \\ hich were recently
printed for free by a local firm.
Bank al 5000 Birch· St., Newport
Beach, 9'.!660.
In the me:intime, Huber said
she and her husband arc "hanging
m there."
"It's still hard," she said. "Some
da)S Jre reall} bad. Others nre
OK."
Denise Huber
said.
AJthough Quintnnilln was back at work at
Wilson School on Monday, hii future there
is unclear. School Principal S:indy Dundy
foiled to return repented calls made by the
Daily Pilot.
bet~ thif tie'i A I 6clieve in lhe dis-
ease concept of people who abuse drugs or
alcohol," said' Alvarado, who works as a
drug and alcohol counselor.
"I feel that it's a loss for everybody, in·
cluding himself. But it might be a blessing
in di,sguisc that it happened when it hap-
pened, before it could have affected more
people."
Roy Alvarado, di.rector of the activist Ult·
inos Cost:i Mesa and director or the school
district's Project Stop anti-drug program,
said Quintanilla was struggling with per·
sonal problems. "He's a good man, but I
Quintanilla was released Sa1urday after
posting $10,000 bail. An arraignment date
hu not been set.
•D: II ·Investigated
for role · 1n wlle~s death
" From A1 ....
her property. Hood w:is im·esti-
gatcd after his wife's death but
prosecutors found insufficient evi-
dence to charge him with a crime. ·
Bcauchamp's widow · last week
told San Bernardino County Shcr-
ifrs investigators th:it her husband
was paid SSS,000 to kill Bonnie
Hood. "She claims that her hus·
band was ~ired by 1he defendant
(Hood) to kill his wife," Whitney
said. "No charges have been filed,
nor do they seem like they're on
the horizon." ·
Dcauchamp's body, proseculors
believe that · the ,gun was planted
by Hood to strengthen his claim of
self-defense.
The Hoods purchased the Camp
Nelson Lodge, nestled in the Se-
quoia National Forest, in 1987.
Uonnie ran the lodge while her
husband Jived at home with their
two children. Hood still owns the
closed lodge; which is for sale.
Some friends of the family arc
helping pay for postage, others are
\Oluntcering their time to h:ind
deliver the l11crs. The remaining
money in the Denise Huber Re-
co,ery Fund will be used 10 pur-
dtJse po!1t.1gc.
Hube r was reportedly last seen
June 3 at about 2 a.m. when she
dropped a friend off at his Hun-
tington Beach home. The two had
attended a t.tormse} concert at
the f orum an Inglewood earlier in
the C\ening and \Happed the night
up at El Paso CJnllnJ rn Long
Beach. ~as unlocked. Her purse mi!l~rng. lnste:id of charging Hood with
his y.jfe's murder, prosecutors will
likely use any evidence to bolster
their charge of prcmedi1a1ion in
the shooting death of Beauchamp,
:iccorJing to Whitney. Although a
second gun W3S found near
Jn Valley Municipal Court in
Fontana Monday, Hood's defense
:morne)S supplied the court with
approximately 17 bail guarantees
from family . members and friends.
Dut bail was denied and Hood re-
mains behind bars at 1he West
Valley Oetcn1ion Cen1er in Ran-
cho Cucamoftga. His next court
appearance is scheduled for
March 13, folloY..ed by a prchmi·
nary hearing on M:irch 17.
Don:nwns c:rn be made out to
the Dent:>C Huber Reco .. el) Fund
and sent to the Firi.t lntcr!lt:ite
FIRE STATION: Council
OKs preliminary plans
From..A1
Her car Y.as spotted by a frie nd
abou1 20 hours later along the Co-
rona del Mar Freeway JU!lt south
of the Bear Street e\it.
The tire was b)O\\n. The door
A
Costa Mesa police dc1ec1iYcs re-
ceived hundreds of tips from peo-
ple who said they believed 1hcy
had seen her or knew '"'here sbc
might be -but to no aYail.
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Out officers decided to
book him about six hours
after the afternoon accident
based on written statements
from four eyewitnesses,
some of whom s:iid he was
driving too fast for a park.
Park officials said patrol·
ling the parks is pan or a
ranger's job, "but 1hcy gen·
erally slay on the pa1hs.'' At
Wilson Park, however. 1here
is no designa1ed palh.
Greg Gaycs, who is cur-
rently in good condi1ion ?'
Western Medical Cen1er
B:irtlett, has been sleeping
in Wilson Park for several
years.
And according to neigh·
bors, Gnyes favori1e place to
~eep was on a grassy knoll
near the edge or the park
just off Wilson Street -the
very spot where he was run
over.
Gayes was initially flown
by helicopter to Western
Medical Center wilh head
injuries. He is stiU there,
geuing rehabilitation for a
broken leg.
Park oflicials snid Tambu-
rclli won'1 be called b:ick for
any more ~ork hours unlil
the case is resohcd. Tambu-
rclli has worked for the city
for about a year, most re-
cenily as the supet'\hing
park ranger.
N be built on the forme r Unocal gas
station site :it the corner of Park
and Marine. The fim floor will
huuse the fire engine and :ill the
equiQmcnt, including machinery to
maint:un the department's breath·
rng apparatus T\.\O public re-
strooms \\ 111 abo be pro\'idcd on .
the fi~t floor.
KENNE ·DY WILSON INC •
Upstairs will be 2,200 squ:ire
feet of living quarters, including
fou r dorms, a weight room. a
kitchen and a laundn room
Despite the fire department's at-
t~mp1~ to reduce the size, several
ncrghbonng rcs1Jcn1s still feel the
facility 1s too large and tall, Mon-
dJ) night. a fc\\r rc:>1dents con-
tended the pl.mned station \.\as
"opulent .. and ··a w:btc of taxpa)-
ers' monev·· and suggested the city
s1mpl} enlJrge the e>.1!lttng slJtron.
"The monolith .. .is simply too
J:irgc for that piece of property,"
SJ1J ~!Jnne A'enue resident Tom
Sullivan, 'w\hO !ICoffcd al the
""'hopping '.'.!.~ square feet of
rest area for three men."
Neighboring residents also op·
posed public restrooms at the new
station, fearing the facilities will
attract vagrants and other criminal
elements to their neighborhood.
"We do support public restrooms
-but not 15 feet from somebody
cl!lc·s home:· Sulll\an said.
Out MJr1ne Avenue busi-
ne!>!lpeoplc o .. erwhelmingly sup-
pon re~1roomi. at the new station,
sa)ing the long-overdue facilities
'w\Ould benefit the general public.
In a recent 'otc at a Balboa Island
Jmpr0\:cmen1 Association meeting, 1
90 out o( 110 1-.land cuizcn!I :.up··
ported the restrooms at the ne'w\
stauon, the proponents argued
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March 10, 1992
The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
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Cruising
.. in
paradi$e
You don 't have -"' . to go very far
around here
As our boat slid eff ortlcssly on
the smooth dark sea from the
harbor, crimson fingers began
to crawl across the early morning
sky. The birds were stirring, I
moved the throttle forward as I set-
tled back for the trip ahead.
As I sci the automatic tiller and
checked the horizon townrd Catali-
na my stomach reminded me of the
thermos of coffee and sweet rolls
waiting in the galley. That was a
special moment -as I escaped my
duties of home and work and
sought the freedom of the sea.
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Boating
Suddenly, my
imagination car-
ried me back
:icross time -and
I wondered how
sailors centuries
ago felt 3S they
left their harbors
for un~nown des.·
tinations beyond
the horizon -
''1th only the sun
and stars to guide
them. Some" here
deep 1n 1de me l
felt a l.inship "ith
thO)C rugged,
bra'e ad,cnturers This enriched my
self-esteem.
Our boat rose and fell easily as
she JX>''Cr~d her "J) O\er the long
S\\Clls.. lhe rh)thm of this mQ\c-
~nt soothed my taut ncr\es. Soon,
the sk) turned off her stars and
called forth the ~un to brighten
men's souls. As we mO\cd stc:idily
.. toward the horizon my mind re·
called our many C:italina channel
cro ing.
Once again, l sa" the look of
shock in my wife's face "hen a fl)'-
ing fish hurled itself against her
bare back "hilc she sunbathed nenr
the rail. She insisted I note the
sticky scales on her back to support
the accuracy of he r talc, when re-
told later.
Then, there \\as the time we
spotted a periscope slicing through
the water in the opposite direction
only a 100 y:mls off our starboard
beam as "c returned from Cat:llina.
They, too, \\ere surprised ond
brought the sub up to conning
tower Je,el to take :i better look.
About an hour later, on their re-
turn after a mock encounter with :in
anti-submarine aircraft, they sur-
faced completely and sailors came
on deck to w:ivc as they ca ily sped
p:ist us. Cruising 11boord a small
boat is fun and relaxing. but some·
times it pro,1dcs unc:cpecttd excite-
ment, too.
Later, after we v.erc securely
moored in Avalon Harbor and cv·
crything made ship hape, v.e began
some serious people w11tchin~, read·
ini, or day dreaming -till time to
go ashore for a delightful dinner.
Those uc great memories.
We've been to Hawaii, London.
Paris, Rome, Nice and Olpri. They
alJ ha\c their special charm, but 1
still finJ coastaJ cruising in South·
cm Californ111 to be :unong hCe's
great pica ores.
I hope )OU "ill hare ydur bo:u-
ing cxptnences v. 1th our readers,
too.
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Estancia's And re Alvarez holds the ball up on a pickorf play in the fourth inning Monday afternoon. Ha rbor's Aaron Mckown appears to still be reaching fo r the
-bag, but he was ruled safe, and eventually scored Newport Harbor's only run after stealing third base and scoring on a catcher's throwing error to secona base.
Palalerri outduels _Wilson with one-hitter, 1-0
By Roger Carlson
Spom Ec1ilof ..&SflT"H<
NEWPORT BEACH -Matt Pala-~ ~~~
fem nnd his Newport Harbor Snilors ~ ~
Palafcrri forced 11 ground balls und allowed ju~t
three balls out of the infield -two !lhallow Oy balls.
and a Jose Hernandez b:ise hit in the third frame.
He was' pu!lhed up to second on a !lacnficc bunt by
M:llt Ste" art, and surprised evef}one (no thrO\\) b)
stealing third on ball four to Palafcm.
The Sailors continued the att::1ck "1th P Jlaferri taking
off for second, the throw sailing high and o'er second,
sending McKown home "ith the only run uncontested
"The key w::1s Stewart," said Dates of the sacrifice
bunt, which started the motion.
teammates got off on the right foot· I• •l
Monday afternoon in the 1992 t .JI
season-opener as the big right-hander \~ /
slammed the door shut on Estancia N s "?7
"ith a 1-0 one·hitter. ,__.:.:.'
The 'erdict elc\11ted t e Sailors into today's second
rouqd of tt\c championship bra~ct of the Newport
Harbor Elks baseball tournament with 11 3 o'clock test
at Corona del Mar.
Palafcrri set the Ellgles down 1-2-3 six times over the
course of seven innings, striking out eight and walking
just one as he fast-balled the Eagles into submission.
It was Est:incia's only offensi\'e noise. Fred Pajarito
drew the only free pass of the day from Palafcrri ,.,.ith
one out in the fourth inning, then Jo!le Hernandez, the
No. 9 hitter in the Eagles' lineup, hit a soft, low liner
to short left, the ball just dropping under the out·
stretched glo'c of Ryan Anderson.
Palafcrri got the next two batters withO\lt incident,
and the rest of the Eagles theraftcr behind errorlcss
defense, for the complete game victory.
"He kept the ball down and pitcficd well," said Har·
bor Coach Kirk Bates. Asked who gets the n~ today
against Corona dcl Mar, Bates S3id: "I don't know yet.
I'll worry about that tomorrow."
''That's the type of 1h1ng "c1rc gomg 10 need."
Esiancia's K) le Wilson pitched \\Cll enough to "in
most games, giving up the one unearned run on tv.o
hits, striking out six and v.alking t"o. His real do"nfall
"as not with himsclr, but t!'e sirnpl~ lack of firepoM'.r,
from the Eagles against Pal3Ccrri.
"! mixed in ~r;; or CUNCS," uid 1hc S•ilors' $C-
nior, "but the b. was our defense. It w:is the best
r ve seen in a lo time.''
The Sailors got air they would need in the fourth in·
ning when Aaron McKown led off with a base hit to
center that was just over the second ba cman's reach.
"It "as a ph)'Sical error th:u beat us," noted Estancia
Coach Ken Millard, \\hose team mo,es on to the con·
sol:ition bracket \\Ith a 3 p.m. game today al El Mo-
dena.
"You gi'c up one run. )OU should win the game.
See PALAFERRl/IZ
Pat · at gold sail there .tar the .. taking
Estanc ia' s first hurdle (Un iversity)
awaits at U. of San Diego ton ight
By Richard Doon
Spotts ...
T aking no opponent liihlly, Esta ncia Hieh
realizes the oppon unity in these 01vi ion
Ill Southe rn Ollifornia Regional ba kct·
ball pla)'Offs. ~b)bc the third time will be a
charm.
0 Somc people have s:sid that we hiwe n't won
anything yet this )'Car," said Estancia Coach
Tim O'Brien, whose Eaitcs (23-7) play University Hiah of
San Diego tonight (8:30) in the opening round or the Oivasion
Ill regionals at USO. -
0 Wc were second in league (Pacific Coast) and v.:e v.:cre
second in Clf (IIl·AA), but ~ experiences sny 1hat it's all
about winnin& 1 state championship. That's the pot of &Old.
That's what you want and we're still in 1 position to set that.
And we do have the Coast Christmas Classij: ch11mpionship to
our credit. and (Estancia) bas only won th:u tournament once
in seven )'Cars." ~
The Eaatcs. dcfcndinc Slate Division 111 charnpi4 have
been Clf Southern Section Division lll·AA runners-up the
past cwo seasons after winnina the section title in 1990.
They're making their third 5traiiht trip to the state pbyolfs.
Althouch it's a late tipoa time tonicht -a· Jirls playoff
pme precedes the Un~nity·Estanci3 dash -the Eqles
have something to prove after bins to lnalcwood Momina-'*· 9S-&S, in OYCrtime last Saaurday in the lll·AA final at
the LOI Anacks Sports Arena. The Ea&)cs hope to return to
the Sports Arena lbis Saturday foe the Southern California
Rqioftal final.
"We'll play at t"''O in the morning if we b;ivc to," O'Brien
saiJ. ''All I know is that v.c lost our ltist game and our heads
arc on the chopping block."
Uni\.cf')ity comes in with o less·than·imposing 9-17 record,
and on a note of comparison, Orange County power Mater
Dei defeated University by 60 points (94-34) in the Abo\e the
Rim Q3551c in San Diego earlier this season.
"It's do or die all the way now," O'Dnen said. "By no
means arc we dead yet. We're playing for a stJtc champion-
ship, we're not playing against Uni,crsity High School. We're
in the state championships and ~e better ha\e th3t mentality.
That in itself warrants additional respect of an) opponent, re-
gardless of what thcy'ye done.
"fonunatcl). the kids don't h:ivc school (on \\ edncsd3y). I
guess the district had the "'isdom for forecast ing and :ill cd
the Eaa.lcs to have a d:ay o!C." .
Fouls sabotaged Estancia's bid for " second Clf title in
three )cars la.st Saturday as Matt Fuerbringer, the Eagles' 6-
foot-7 senior anJ returning All·CIF center, fouled out ~ith
4:06 left in regulntion and Estancia holding on to a 68-61
lead. Morning idc came back. e\entually winning "'1th 1 14-4
spurt in the extra period.
"(Fuerbringer) had foul troubles again t Trabuco Hill in
the first round or league (Jan. 22) and that one," o·aricn
s:ud ... He's goinc to hl\'C to u.se 50me better Judgment But
he was tough against Morningside."
The Eagles bo~e also been led th.is sc:ison by senior JUir~
Joe Edson and Russe ll Kin& and posl pla)ert T)' Schisler (6-
4). Jeff B)rnc (6-7) and junior tandout Jim Faulkner (()..:C}.
Mater Dei
bombards
Mustangs
Monarchs belt
22 hits en route
to 24-1 victory
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(7:30) -the IOth•)Cllr ~ch new to that )OU get it O\er Wllh. There' no prac· 1 lfl-111111' _. .... , He 's got all the bases Vea~ to escort his moth~r, Bemk-c, out tice. i~: 'Let' jut pl y.' h' not a I0\11 ....
--~ to dinner for htr 73rd birthday. He was • death. V.ctor TruJ1llo. a rhonwrc covered as Monarths hcdultd to return this mornina at 1:$0. The Monarchs (31-l) arc ticJ ~ith the auarJ on the 'stincii u 1,h bia •
h L d . h McK.naaht. •M woa his ~tnth CI F 1987 team for the ~conJ·be t rcrotJ in ._ctt>..11 tcara, i rtCU\cnn& from OSt y n\VOO ton1g t Southern Section title on Satwday after 1hc hoal·s history. If Mater Del. t tc l~·h®r 5')lctn·rtl00\ I r cry
By Rdwd OUM Mater Dci defeated J.W. Nonh. 6S·55, in D~isiQn l champions t~'O yeaD •&'>. ad· on Mond y, rorJ 1n1 h> h fa·
.. .., the l·A final at the Spons Arena. hopes van«S io ill thtce reaioul a•ma anJ ther. and coukS return home frum
his t.fonarcbl take can ol the boudl • ps on to wia the lite litlc, it would FHP Medical Center in Fount in
aipt wttb a aUDi&ar (ypC ol awaRlaCll. cdiplC the IChoOl·s 5ift&lc« ' ct VaUty.tty tht end of lhlj W«k ··we blM kl play wd ud ~ rcC'Of'd ol l4 Mt in 1990 "1'bC doctor id he JiJn't finJ.
and w caa'1 hl¥C uy molal a.a..._ cw · Scaior Rep Ga.ry. bound rot Ari· any "an ol Hodplft' d "'
il11 be owcr t. a hwry." McKJMsha said of IOftl, made a pied\ for CJF Division l:A the pkcn, but they w n't be blc fKiaa l1"'00d (lS-6). "loot at ab ·~ ~r ol I.be Year oa Sahuda ilb b' to tell 100 pctteat until (•\ldl~)."
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82 Tuesday, March 10. 1992
Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa JVs
have it where it counts -pitching
B ascball is getting off to a bit of a tnrdy start
this season because of rain problems. but
Corona dcl Mar High junior varsity coach
Paul Del Pizzo is confident ti.at once his team
gets a chance to compete, good thin~ will happen.
"I feel we have a real strong te:im this year,"
s.ud Del Pizzo, in his second year coaching JVs.
"We went 8-11 overall la.st year, 6-9 in (Sea
View) league, but it was really very encouraging,"
he.: said. "l had, basically, one pitcher (Cam
I loover) who v.on five games and saved a couple.
And the year before l got here, this team won
only two or three games the whole year."
Dt:I P1uo bel ic,cs that this
) e:ir's squaJ is takntcd enough
to improve upon last season's
~'1ov.mg. He's gor a solid pitch-
ing corpi. to build upon, with
tour hurlers, two oi the finesse
\ aricty and a pair or power
p1t.:-hc rs.
I he l1ncssc pitchers are soph·
,1111,Hc k ft -hander Brad Walls
.111J lrc.:sh nu n right-ham.lcr Ryan
11 111\, "ho has a great brcalo..ing
ha I, .i,..:onJing to his co.1ch.
·1 he po,H:r pitchers are sopho-
murc J 1111 I lui.ton and freshman Lightweights
J J. 01Co.in:. both right-
h.1nJcr-.
"\\ c.: 1111•1. trung all around," said Del Piao.
'\\ c\l· i;vt "me.: reall} big guys, 1t almost has the
,..,,,1o., ul .1' ,,~ tcJm (1n terms of appcJrJncc) ·
I he \.:.1 l.111t:' hJ\C tour returnees from las t ~c 1r St.11111•, .. :itd1c:r Chras Taylor is a big, slrun~
i.:u'. a .. , 1J111.: n.1 h1~ co.11.h. \\ilh a rine Jrm anJ
ihl' llltM mp~U\1..:ll plJ)C.:f IJ!>t )CJ(.
Abo t1.1d. lrtim l.1i.t ~car's teJm is· center fo:IJlr
l h.:1 Sp1.·cn . .._..., i,1JcrcJ the qu1clo..est plJ}er on
1 11. ll.llll I h1:n lhuc') kit f1dJc.:r Marty Sch\\Jrll,
.1 '.r·•P!'' pl.1:-cr \\hob .1~grc~!>l\C on the ba~c'>.
1'11.: 111,t bJ.,cm.lll 1., Grc~ GcrmJn "He\ hit· 1111~ mu .. h h1..1 :c.:r .111J h1' th~''" mg 1~ 1rnpr0\ <!<l, ••
,,11J D" 1 1'11 w "\\hen he gch lw, 1'.1t on the: ball.
he 1.Jn .Ir".: 11 ·
Currl•:it h nur .. 11 g a !>Ore lo.. nee 1 ... lltiphomure
k.1J-t1ff 11111..:r l:m. 0 1".:n. c:illeJ .1 ~man b:i~erun·
n1:r b~ h1' 1. 'J..:h Jdt U1.mman. a ldt·h 1nJ..-J t'ut·
tcr with an ability to move the runners along, fig-
ures to bat second.
Hatting thfrd in the lineup ror CdM thi season
will probably be sophomore third baseman John
McDonoJd.
"We expect to finish at le:ist in the top three in
the Sea View," said Del Pino who ndmiued that
anything less would be a disappointment.
0 Stronger pitching should equal more wins for
the Costa Mesa junior vnr..ity baseball sqund.
"This year's team looks really good because or
the pitching," said Coach Mjke Crowe.
Sophomore Brinn Luxembourger, a hard-
throwing right-hander, will be one of the starters.
He's joined by sophomore Jeff Niebling. who is a
catcher when he•s not on the mound.
Niebling played on the varsity in S:uurday's
doubleheader at Bolsa Grande and may stay
there. "Ir he plays for us. he'll be one or our top
pitchers," said Crowe.
Another candidate to pitch i.s sophomore Mario
Meza. another hard-thrower with effective ofC-
spced stuff.
When Niebling pitches, the catcher wiJJ be Rick
Hoffman, the center on the Cootball te:im who
Mands :iboul 6-foot, 240 pounds.
~tcza, who possesses speed, figures 10 be the
leaJoff hitter. Power wnl be provided by Luxem-
bourger, the cleanup hiller.
"Urian hits th e ball hard every time he makes
contact," )aid Cro"c. "I lopefully, we'll get to keep
him. He was a sl!lrting lineman on the football
te;im, a~big powerful guy."
Rotatinl! between first base and the outfield is
trc:,hman John SchroeJer. a Cine hitter recently el-
c, .1tcd to the JV team.
~l igucl Oregal, Y.ho hurt his elbow in a scrim ·
nugc ag;i~ml El Moden:i, 1s an excellent defensive
p .J\Cr. according to his CO.lCh.
· \\ h..:n the ball b near ham, it's ju)t automatic,
he 'lcm' to catch the ball." said Crowe. "He's
H n 'ah1Jt1k dden~i"ely."
At ~horhtop. N1d. Pinon has impres:.ed "'ith his
tidJ111~ ab1h1,. There arc a few candidates for sec-
ond. "-1111 Luc Estrella am~ng the possibilities.
Vcnni Drostuhous js D VJily Pilot sports N'rit·
u utwsf 'folumn on prep lightweights :1pprars
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Lead·off hitter Qilc Carter.
rated the 28th best high school
pla)er in the nation this spring by
Ba cball America, hit Costa Mes3
starter Tyler Sconctd's initial
heave or the game for n line si11gle
down the right-field line.
On the second pitch, M1ucr Dei
second baseman Jeff fran~cl
grounded to $hortstop for ''hat op-
pcnred to be a tailor-made double·
piny ball, but instead it Y.ounJ up
an sh:illow lch field :and Mater Oei
instantly had 'two runners in scor·
ing position with nobody out.
Senior cntchcr Darren Troilo (4
Cor 4). M:11cr Dei's cleanup hitter,
roped two home runs and a dou·
ble, scored three times anJ dru\c
in five runs.
M:.iter Dei -which rippcJ )I'<
homers last Saturday during ib
scrimmage against Tustin -w~
also led by first baseman Mil e
McDonald (3 for 4 with t\\O ~J).
The Monarchs scored tn e'c.:ry in-
ning except the si..'<th, w1ien Costa
Mesa's M:rn Harber, a 6-foot--l
junior right-hander, retired them
in order. ,
NEWPORT HARBOfl ELKS TOURNEY
First Round
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College's
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learn continue
on a hi&h note... following
Monday\ 4-0 Orange Em·
ptre Conference 'ictory at
FuUerton College behind
tl\C one-hit pi1c.hlng of Al·
1-.ha Nel-.un. '
Ncl~n ~truck out fh-e and
"ailed one. and WJS backed
up l>>' Ded.y Elcock'11 11ulu
homer in the fifth inning, a
bit of ic111g after the Pirates
(10-3, 3'1) had struck rur a
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TO ,"°'1iar ~ County, cnet«t 11¥ INC C.· Piiot February 11, 25, nerahip tied u reqund by la#. A ••llM'Cted t• boneftt ttt. auU\orlly. TM .. ..,,'° be IOld att febtuaty 25• MatCl'I 3• IO. Cosla Meaa. p .. seo ~ " MA't' • IM\ ..... dlillld •• 27, tot eh 3 10 1992 Thie llalement WU Ned Clas• AOt C42 tonl18C\Of'• Ill c l l d A HEARING on the ~ ~io.d In oen.erlll .,. 17• 1992 away Tuead ay 10LD AT A' lte7 990llMd br TN._ • ' ' Witt! tM County C*k of lieenae II requir9d. eaa ona• ated loatl wtl be held on MARCH FUANfTVRE, FIXTURE AND T·2"" M ti 3 992 F •
YOU :,ic KE~~. a w ... Vw T239 Otange County on Febru· TM Conlractot tt\all com-Wal., O.atrlct ~ lte 29, 1992 11 1.45 P.M. it'! EQUIPMENTS, TRADE· aUILIC llftTICE 1,,:rc:pu1' t~o vo:.
°"-ANATICN 06 THI CorlXw .. lon • l.Muor, PUILIC NOTICE ary U!. 1992 ply w.th the provl.slons of cuatOMere. 0op1 3A located 81 100 NAME. GOODWll.L. LEASE ,. •v •h• nad 11~ In So-NAT\ME M THE bi WMwl C ~ M lm Published Newport' Beath-SK1IOll 1170 lo 1790 lntlu-Na-of ~ney Un-Civic: Center Dove WHt, ANO LEASE .. OLD IM· ___ Flc_t_tUou____ C 11 80f ~EOINO ~ .... 1ewided on W. •. SUNRIOlt COURT Coeta Mau Piiot t.t11cn 3, alve, of the Caltfomla Labor dar t•klne PnJ•ct: Santa Ma. CA 92701. PAOVEMENTS and att le>-t nora, 8 ' ';, tn
YOU '¥Oll IHOUlD 1M7 IA e.x. 1243. OfJ ntm ITATW 10, 17, 24, 1992 eocs., the prev•i.ng ral• Mota Conaolldatod IF YOU OBJECT TO 1M ceted et 2636 DUPONT au,alftesatat-~._t ~=;~rl~v ~~s 10~!· CONfACT' AlMWlfl IO Oftlr:Mf Allcardl ~· CM'~ T-271 and sc:m. of -agot dellf· Wator Olstrlot COftlact 01antJng oltl'lo ~lion. you OAIVE .. •B IRVINE, CA ........... ' n. TIMI .,.._ lnlttr"I ~nlty u F-_ COU,.._ PUBLIC .. OTICE mined by 1tlO Director ot _,...... Goner~ Ma should appear al lM ,,..,. 92715 Tl'lo Foflo.ing P9fiOlll f'rffman C. Coan• c...,,, of ,..........__._, llQr'8d IO o.vid .,. Ger vn • ..... "• • ,. ll'lo Otpanmant of Indus-....... • "" Ing and state yOUt ob-The business name used ••• d0tng t>vsme11 u · of San Diogo and ~ -a ~ a INlfried "*' hlS tole CM' OAMGI t1181 AelallOnS, Stal• of Cal-.. ., ' K.,t Kamp AIU jecitOM or file wntten ob-by the Hl!el at t"'1 Ion· OUAO COMPVTR, 136-A Robort T Coat'le of ~~~, .. n;' and Mpa1ato propa11y CAaa ttO[ T.S ..... teMt ttornla, whlttl .. Ned w'ittl C0411e (7t4) Phone 831· recuons with 1,,. c:our1 b9-bot\ 11 DUPONT CLEAN· Albert Pt. Costa Mesa Sonora; daughl•r•
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A-M TloDr Tiitii .,.._ Ttw lotal .mount ol h STAT._llT TRUST•Et SAL• Clerk of the OiS1rkt, and Mltl1atlon ,,.. .... ,.. pearant• may be In po1son The anut•pated <lat• of Va•en11no N Otmblnsk.1, nora and Anita Sl•f· ~ .. ~ 1 ~ Pf!OCIPll ~.""" CM' DAMAG•• On Matth 24, 1992 al atial1 fOf'f•t peNltie• pre-to avoid potontlat alg. °'by 'JOUI al1om•Y ~ bulk sa:• 1• Maren 211 l36-A At~rt Pl., Costa tensen of San Clem-~ ~ .. _.thereon IOQllftler "'4tl TIM C ,LATE '9alntlfl 11-00 a.m, F'itst AmeflCln ecnbed thtf•lor• fOf non-nlftcant effocta· None IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 1992 at tl\e ott0e• of LUCKY t.'esa, Cai.t 92627 enta; 12 grand· .,..._~•IT r~ 81l!IMled COllS • • Till• tnswence Company a comi>'tant• of Utd cod• • or a COfl\lllgent aed1lor of ESCROW CO INC Rosaurd C. Cnn, 26356 chlldr•n ano 14 • W T~ ........ end ~ a4 we. RICHARD ROW· Calil«nia COfpotallOn as 9Y ORH~ OF THE Publlc r•aourcea lh• dec:Hsod, you must lit• Tills t>utlc nte rs 1ub1K1 Vintage WOOds Rd 1 19-0, I
UIWtel .,_=to o.d .. the tme o1 lhil lflftial pubW-o LAND HILL AND DOES TrustH, or Suec•uor •OARD OF DtRECTORS Codo Soctlon 21092.3 your elalm with I.he tOIJft to Cal fo11u Un.lo"n Com· El TOfo, Cai.I 921130 ~~ .. at!~~nd;,~:s·~
T.-...... Odobar D tMIOfl of this NollUI a111 1 t'-'.utt" 10. o.ten.-TrustH or Subelltut•d CM' THE COSTA MESA roqulrea local •t•n-and mad 8 copy to the per· mert1at Cod• S•t.l•on B~ D·nh Vo 2252 ~ "' 0 .. 1., by hOf nus·
1111 • INI No ,.._ i.i 111.eoe 10 dent• Trustff, of that c1r1a1n SAN TMY DISTRICT cloa to aubm1t this no-sonal r•Pf•HntallY• ap. 6106 2 Df••. ust.n. Calit 112680 C
Bodl' 1*4 ,. fin al CA#rently dated C:..-t To DI! FI! ND AMT 090d of Trust e•ecutld by 1 tic• to th• Countr pctnled by tn. tour111r1th1n It so suo1ect, the rwM Th11 bustness 11 coo-band hnlon In Jan-
Otldll ~Ill,. o11c9 al Cl**8 or C.11tiect Ol8C:N WAL T&R 9 HUNTOON NO. 2 COAPOAATE Pl..AlA Dated: Maten 2, 1992 Clark for 8 postlne P• lour montns from th• dat• and adorns ol th• person due11d by. • general Patt· ~~Xi w~~9~~ !~u::.
the Counly Ailcordar al peyeble to tNt Trus&ee 01 AND TO' HIS AT' ASSOCIATES, A PARTNER-Published Newport S.acl'I· rlod of thirty (lO) day• of llrst lssuanc:e of lett•rs with v.horn eta.ms may be n.rlh!p , Hatt>Or Ulwn Memo-~ ,..___ ~ bidder .,. ac;ceptat*I IC • SHIP and r•torded Oecem-Costa• Meta Dally Pilot R bort E Anso • as provided In HC1t0n 9100 filed IS LUCKY ES~OW Th• r•o1s1rant(S) com.
WU. sal..,.AT PU8UC Tru1IH provided propa1 TCMtNEY OF RRCCMtD: bet 17, 1985. 'aS Instrument Marth 3, 10. 1992 ° ' w • ol tile Calilom1a Ptoball CO IUC 11942 Garden mente<I. to uansact bu~ rial P81k in Costa AOCTIOH TO HIGHEST ldenufieaeion • ~ '9alntlfl ...... daM-No. 85-50351& of Olf'lclal T278 L•1al CounHI, Sten Code. Tile llm• for fifing Grov• 61 , •207. Gat<1"1 ness undOf lh• f1c1i11ous Mesa 8IOOEA FOft CASH OA Ffom intormatt0n whlet' ...... ~: Recotds ol Orange County, Member RHpontlbl• claims w1a not ••plr• ti. Grov• Ca 92644 and th• Busin•ss "!•m•(sl llS11d .._ _______ _
· CAIHIEltS CHECK OA &Jie lrust• c1aem1 reUble 1. a.nor ..... .._.. In catllom1a, and pursuant lo POILIC NOTICE for Preperatlon tor• lour monll'ls ff om ttl• last date tor lif,og eta1m1 abollo on t4 A •
OTHER INSTrTl/TIOHM. bul lor wtlreh Trus1t1e rnaMls th• • u"' of thal tertan Nouai ol De-Mlch•ll• Jaclt1on1 hearing dat• nollt•d sl\a bt Maren :?5, \992 ~~enl•M N Oembof\skl,
CHEa< AOCEPTA8l.E TO no rapr..,.cation °' .. ,.an-$200 000 00 2 a fault thoteunder rlCOfded SUPERIOR COURT Socrelery abo\le ..,ti.ch ·s th• bus ness da/ s II.ale~ was 80
THE TAUSTEE. ~ • ty, lhe strwt addreu(es) OI clal ·d~• k, ::: Novembef l 9, 1991 .. In-OF CALIFORNIA March 2 1992 YOU MAY EXAMINE lhl before lht Sal• dale Specl· o'1" in. c County Clfk OI HARDACRE
t-o1-.1n '-'IA ol otflet oommon dosionahOf! strument No. St-632141 of FOR THI! COUNTY p bl' h d N I~• k•pl by 11\e tourt. If you fled abOve. rang• ounty on •bru· Rog or Wllllama theUnilad-)•~ol tl'I• abov• oe.c:111>ao 8!ma.ofUO,OOO.OOth Offlc:1al ••cords of Uld OFOllANGI! Bt ~c'51 1 1~ •wgortytar1al)efson lntef1sttdln Oa•ed3'3,t992 arytt,l992 Hardacro,e:J dood
......... to ... ~ PfOQerly IS .302 l<ing1 P" lntlll ,....,,.. • County, w.lf un<I• and pl.Ir· 00 Ctvlc Cen ac OS a Ha •• ltle ••tal•, you rNy "' ZOON KIM F521447 Maren 5, 1992 an•r CcurlhouM 700 aw: C... Reed Newport 8Ndl Call rlehl to alft•nd thlt tuanl to 181d Deed of Trust 7 t•r Polot Matcl'I 5, 10, 17, 1992 v.111'1 the court a fotmal R• MYONG SOON KIM PubfllMCI Newpon BelCl'I· a lengthy innHs A
Df"'9w..,'a...Ara,(:Aal tor"'8e2ee0 ' llat ....... t of D..._.• Ml at pubk auction for Sanr::n-=.~~~2702 U\1162 quest for ~lal Not>t• ol . Published Newport Costa Mtu Daily Pt101 resident of Corona rvt. WI and .,..,_ S..CS prGPMfl'f ll prior t• Ot at the 11-cash, liw1ul money ol the PUBL N IM l1hng of an Inventory Beach Co51a Mesa D11ly F•bruaty 25 Maith 3, 10. del Mer lor 43 years. ~ 10 lnll now,_, by II IOld tor tho l>U'Pl*I ot l»Y of trtalln thle matter. United ~IH or Amefic:a, • In the Mattor of th• IC OTICE and appieisal ot estl!l• as. Pilot Marc"i 10 1992 t7. 1992 ne is sur. .-eo t:>y n11
undarMidOeedClfTl\llllllh W'U lhe olllo\)alions IKUI Datedi tC).s1•91 tashieft tl'loctl payabl• 10 P•tltron To Chango BSC 371 sets or ot any pet.tiOn or · · t29I r.240 ""•'•Jan•. son Dou· ~ .......... Ill aald bV said Cued ol Trust If\ RICKARD E YOUNG S81d TrustM dfawn on a The Na-Ot llMBARA NOTICE OF aetount as provtde<I '" ----------1----------11 gfas, daughter Bar· ~ and a. -.:rt.o c:IUdlina IMS and e . • ' state or naUOnal bank, a HENRY WONG section 1250 ol lhe Cah· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE •· • ol lhe"frustee ancj o1 Sale E~Q. eheck drawn by~ stat• or CASE NO, A183183 PETITION TO lornla Probett Cod•. A A•· ---------• bara Ha•11son and
A FEE AS TO PAACB. A. c.lllomia fedefal ttld•t union, or a ORDER TO SHOW 'ADMINISTER quest for Special Nollce Flctltlout '-Flctltlout brolh•r Paul ot Pat·
PARCEL A. Pwait, in tfw ~ COmpanr as AMENDED en.ck drawn by a 51at• ot CAUSE FOR CHAHGE ESTATE OF: form Is ava;l&bl• from th• Buslnoss Na,,,. •uslnasa Nam• aoena Serv0ces ••• c-, Clf Nliwpolt a.ct\ ~ Trustllll Suanne Killy EA SUMMONS tedafal S&'MQS and loan MARV v. coun tletk St t 1 Stalamant 10 be helo Saturday.
ol 0rwioe a.. ol ~ ac:u11va Vice Pras1den1 (CITACION assotlallon, or aa11lngs OF NAME SHERWOOD alla Attomar for the P•tl· Th• fc!lo~~n ~sons Th• Followof19 persons M;uch 14 2-00 PM a lf'IOIM'I Ofl A PMlal ... 9JOt CotbM'I A~ St• JUDICIA.L.t bank sp8Cll1e<f In sectt0n PETITIONER BARBARA MARY VIRG tlonor· d al'8 d0tng ~s neu as. al St Mar1o. PrHt:>yte-Mad i'l .,._ 111 .._..,...., tOO. Northrldge CA 9132<1 NOTICE TO Dt:FIEtf,. S102 of ll'lo ftnanelet Code HENRY WONG n_, f td a INlA. ARTHUR M. HANDEL, 1~~1o1°''6obu~~~l,~~IDE BEIJING EXPRESS 7777 roan Cnu,tn 1n tJ....,. <loff'M:el~tMOb lltll 775·2575 Date D ... NT 1 (a.wlso a andaulhortzldtodobusi-peLt.on IOI' an '6fd« to SHERWOOD ESQ 250 NEWPORT 40-i8 Ot A C Ed•ngtt Ave H..ntng1on port Beacn Oona-2492 .. .. .. nass In U\;S Slata at I.he charig1 name !tom BAR· CASE NO. A 19~008 •• ange venue. Y· B " c 11 92647 °' .. COurtrf al ... ASAP•60l3 Acusadot RICHARD ma10 •ntra"ce to Ftrsl BARA HENRY WONG TO To all heirs, benel1claries, CENTER DRIVE, STE, ~ss Ca I. 90630 ,::kc Sooa~rn. 18427 Tam-1 ons may 1>4t maoe ;:"'1· = .. ...... 2125 313 l/10 R 0 w LA .. D H I L L I American Tit;• Insurance BAA BARA Jc;>AN WALLACE crld1IOfS, tonMgent tied!-3 0 s ' N E w p 0 A T l/ "3 !TI c. LaymanCy, •048 anl'ld SI FounlUI v-. .. y. ~~ac'n" ~UD~C· ~!~; ~ ~= ' WA.LTER •• HUNTOON, Company loulld at t1' IT It her•bY Ofd9fld lhal IOfS and persel"s v..11<> may BEACH, CA 92990 c'ar;9~enu., press Cai.I 92708 Foundat on p O .
land • .. IDr'll ., Plftllll A PUIUC NOTICE lndtvldualty •n4 DU East f 11'1h Street, 1n the c.ty an persons lnterest.<d 1n otnerv. s• be 1ntt1este<1 In (714) 720-0820 "'a J u k •03 Indiana F 1 u y u wan g 9 0 7 .-... PROSCt:NERY. and of Santa Ana, Cellfom1a a lhls maltef appear before lh• v.•I °' •sla!t. °' b0111 Published Newport s1':.17 111t •El S ndo Chautauqua Bl• 'Pac1hc Box 15695, Nowpon AH EASalEHT AS TO STATEM•tfT OF DOES 1·10 1na1 right, tJttt end Interest ln•s COUr1 In Oepanment of· MAAY V SHERWOOD Beacl\/Costa Mesa Oa 'f C~~: 902•5' egu . Pet1sedes. Ca ,f 90272 Beacn CA 92659·
PAAca 8 ABANDONMENT OF conveyed 10 and now held No. 3A of th• Orange alc,a MAAY VIRGINIA SHEA-Pll IM Ch 3 • 10 1""2 J h c A h Ill 7816 To s 1:1 ... s """ IS ton-5695 YOU ARE •EINQ SUED by 1t under siJd Dffd or County SupetlOI Co r1 at WOOD o 91 • 'i.:,'J o " ..... en • CloC1ed b a al t"::========~ PARCEL 8 ~~ USE CW F1CTtT10UI 'ay PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. Trust 1n 11'19 propeny ,,,.,. tn. address sPlo"'n •bO"e A PETITION has bee" :).•277 ArbOr C.rdt , Huntington 'I Qilnel' Part·,. ~~~,:. °:' ~ 1~-;: 8UllMESS NAME lo osla' 4f9man4endo) atod 1n sa Cl County and o" APRIL 14. 1992, a• 2 00 tied Dy MICHAEL J GERT· PUBLIC NOTIC E' ~~ackh RCa~f. 9:'::: 322 S 7~!r> ~•glsuant(sl com----------
r ... of .._. 8-:ltl. • "·vl'hee•b~~~°"'on'ng1h~TIMC~PLATe . Stat•d•scr1bedas· oclockpm,andthtttane1NER1nth•SuperiorCoun ,;ar1 1 ,.~'s · Poro menc:ed 10 tran~t busi-WOLVERTON ......, ,_,....., ... .. _.., ed y ... ___ 30 ca.• EN PARCEL A: ""'• show cause ,, any ol Ca· IOU\11 Coun•y of OR· T 83"05 • re es. • an • F .,.,...onAw.pAec:adedtn th• F1ciJllOUI Business OU....... -• PARCEL 2 AS S.HO\ .. N ttleyNv• V.hyltle.pwt.t.on ANGE. "' Cal 90732 ness "'"°" U'le •ClillO\SS Philip Gordon
Booa 408 Ptgas 41 and 42. Clf Nan>r STORETEC. 1800 E. DAR DAY'S after this ON A J.*AP FILED IN BOOK lor change of name ahoulO THE PETITIO'' •equesls NOTICE OF Hal Hul18' 22S N Et e<y B ... s.neu "'am1(sl I ~eel Wolverton, age 71
......,_ ""-· 11'1 ltw Ulmber\ Rd. St• 220, Brea aummone I• Mrved on 93, PAGES •5 AND 4e OF not be grantld tt1at l.'ICHAEL J GERTNER TRUSTEE'S SALE Dr ve, San P•dro. C1 f ~~· on Cectmt>er l5, resid•nt of . 1no10
Olb of._ CauNy ~ Calif 92621 you to fll• • typ-rft· PARCEL MAPS IN THE II IS lunh•r ord•red 1na1 a t>• appointed as personal T .S. NO, 90732 • It Soo rn. CA. passo<S away at
ol Mid~. lrld Lot 12 of Ttl• Fltllltous 8ut1nns t•n r•apon•• al this OFFICE OF THE COUNTY copy of uu Ofd8f 10 ~w 1epfHenta1 v1 10 admf!IS· 91·0940 Tnis bu~iness 15 to,.. ~· 5 sta!ement llrH r.ieo e.sennower M•d ca
Traa No .a, tn·Bodl 4211 Name r•fefred t.o above court. RECORDER OF SAID cauH b• pubrisneCI 1n ltf IN HU!a ol tht <11ce-YOO ARE ~ DEFAULT duC1eCI by .,, Ull•l\COIPO-"'!h Ill• COVIi C1er11 ' Center. Rancho , .....
Pligea ZS to 'Z7 ~ al -~ l•1ed In Orange Couriy A I tt phone II COUNTY N•wport B••th.Costa Clenl u~.OER A DEED OF ""RUST rated association Oii':•! 0 c y F 0 rage CA on Marci'\ ............ ..... • on Se!)lembef l3, l9U FM • •r 0 ' ca . PARCEL e· Mesa Diity P11ot,. M#SPI· THE PE'TITION requests DATED 8-t·79 UNLESS ltian a partnetSh•P • ra~~ ounty on etnu· 9 2 B T ~ and ..... ., No.f39l64.J will "0 ' protoc t wou, A f'.ON·f)(CLUSIVE EASE· per ol g•n•ral t•IC:wlai.on ,,,, aecedeot s WILL and YOU TAKE ACTIO"< TO Th• reg stranttsl com-ary 992 F520722 ~~s~erg o~~= v~~~
Sedlorl , 02 of .. ~ Oale 0 Hoppock. 2245 your trpewrltten r• ~ENT FOR INGRESS AND publ ~ In this co.mty, at Code s ,f any .,. aornined PROTECT YOUR PROP· mencld IO lrar'IUCI b.is' on Oacemb•r 20.
'-dlled Cktatler 23, 1t79 Cecaam1 ~. Haoenda aponle lftUtl be In VEHICULAR PARKING least one• a W9elt for lour to probate Tl'!e will 1~ ERTY IT ~AY BE SOLD AT ness i.rl<ler tn• F . .,i,too .. s p.,o; shed Ne,.pon Beach-
""'"9cardld 11 llDillll1»94, H909hts. Caltf.111745 oper I .... fo"" If you OVER PARCEL B, AS consecut1...,. ~ks poor lo aoy cod1C•, ere a~a aoie A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Business NamtlS) tsltd Costa M•n Da1y Pt101 ::e~berH:f l~:~llol: "80!~ ~p~ • dThls bullneslnd• -d•alc:on-want the court to h•• SHOWN ON A MAP FILED lhe d•y ol the lleat1ng tor taamna!1on •n the f,lf NEED AN EXPLAl.ATION ~:~· on D•ctlTIOer I Ftbn.iary 18, 25 March 3. Lodge In Costa f11.-.... ~ ,..__ .. ueled by an ' u . ur cHa. IN 8001( t3. PAGES •5 TULLY H. SEYMOUR, kepi by lh• coun OF THE ~ATURE OF THE 10, 1992
a..81 p.,,.,... This 11~1 was I Id If you do not ftle your AND •a OF PARCEL COMMISSIONER OF THE PETlitON req11es:S PROCEED 'l;Q AGAINST W •am C L.a~m.ln T-224 Mesa ano a m•mber
The .. ,.... llOdrSs and ,,.Otll'I tne ,..~~ Cl.,F "' ... -~' rHponao on ttma, "OU MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF T H E S U p E R I 0 R au•h0f1ty to aorrwu•tr the YOU YOU SHOULD CON Tn1ns t~!a!emc •fl: ""cas I ea, PUBLIC NOTICE outn1olnn•. .......M•haatdcullnveords 00. CIOl'll1IOfl G-onlllOn II ~ """"'KJ on ,.,..... " THE COUNTY RECORDER tsl.11• una•' lhe ln<lei:>en· TACT A lA>'IYER .. ... oun 'I 1"11 o ., an, of "'-,..., ~ MY•. 11192 INIY lo-the caa•, ancl OF SAID COUNTY COURT dent Adm1n1s11atoon ot Es· On M.11c11 2.i 1992 at Orang• County on F•bru· ----------In Cotla Mesa from
dMalbeO ace-• pl#'pOtl8d Pubr shed N-pOft a.acn-you r •••••• '"oney (X} TM SlrHI address or DATE: MAR De t9.92 tatff Ac! (Tn.s autnoncy 10 00 a.m FIRST BAN ary 11, 1992 Flctltloua 19s4 ·1 9 6 s and
to 1:11 5015 ~ sir.. Costa Mesa Da~ Polot and pqperty "'.., IN Olllef common dts.gna:.ton B Wong 504 Nare•SSUS .. !I a'lO;w 11'18 persONI rep. CORP, I Ca lorn a tO<po. F~2t448 Butln•H N•ma OV.f'l•d O.clc's Marl\e1
........ a.ct\ CA t2MO Fetwuer, 18, 25. atcn 3 tak.an wflttout hu1her ol sad Pf°'*'Y 11 sxx· A·• Corona del t.lar CA ruen1.a111• to IM• ITW'IY ra• o". u d .. t appo.o~ f'obl st-ed t • .-...port Beath· Stat•m•nt 1n Cotta Mesa Ha 1s
The lllOWllQl.S T~• l O, 1992 warnlnt fro'" 1h• ported IO be· 2 Corl>ot•'• 11:6:5 tKtons W•thout obl&•ntog Trvll" ""der 1'1d purs1J· Costa Mna 011ly Pilot Th• Foro"'lllg persons surv111ed t:>y his w 1!0 ~ .,.,,, ..,.... • .,.,,, T·230 c04.lrt. Plan. Newpon Bt~c:h. CA Publlsh•d Newport court approval Betort tak· ant IQ a Deed of Trust r• Febro~ry 2s, Mtllcl'I 3, 10 are doo:;i bus.nus u · ol 40 ye81s mar-
WICOfred,_ of "'• ave. PUIUC NOTICE There.,. other 19981 Sad sala ~·~ ti. madt Boach-Coata Mo•• 1119 c•rtan very 1mponan1 corded on 8·7·79 as en. t7, 199: 5r1~:._vc'v~. Cs~.,· .. t7]u~2 nage. Rita wo111., • .,_ .,., _., C0'11NW1 ••thoUI covenant °' Wat· Pl h actions, l'IO-N"'et Ill• ~-s:rumem No 8117 tn Book T '""... .....,. ... ,. •r 1 1 .......... hi .......,, • 8l'Y lllOwll IUP£RIOR COURT requlretn0nh. You m.aJ rerdy, e11preu or 11T1pltd lot Marc 10• 17• 24• sonal repruentah• v. n be t3259, Page 616. of Ot :11 '2" t.ogton Beach, Ca1,f 92047 ~~le~o c;;~.t~~58 ~ OF CALIF~NIA want to can •n at· ., to i.ue, PolMSS•on or 3 '• 19~2 1eqwtd to OfV• notic• 10 RKOfds in the Office of the PUBLIC NOTICE Barton A Homst••n 1n•2 • Chris Fitz.Hef'lry ot
SillO Mia .. lie made IM FOR THE COUNTY twnor "'91\t -•r· If •ncumbrancu to satisly T292 1nl•rtslld ~rwns unless Co~mfY Aecordtf of Orllf'<Jt Ste.net Co1clt. Hunt.ngton Bermuda Dunes """'°" _,.,.. 01 __..,., you d• not know en at· the unpa.d balance du• on they h.lv• v.a. .. ed no~• or County. Ce1 lornia V.tL NOTICE Beecl'I. Ca ,f 926'7
..,,.._ OI ..,pfled ~ M ~I! • tomer, rou inay call an the note °' notes MCured PUBLIC NOTICE tons.med lo tn• proposed SEU AT PUBLIC AUCT10•l INVITING BIOS Raph Edgat Poei.en I 1 CA A.ta Ma.chgao or
!Ale llJCTIUIO'I °' 100 Ctvlc Center attornar referral Mr· by sa<d OMd of Trust. 10 NOTICE OF act on) TM en<1ependen1 TO HIGHEST B•DDER FOR The County San.tat•on 334 Paseo De u P\aya #B Costa Mesa; two ~ dro Ille r-t_ir:I ~ W••t, vtco Of' a teeaJ aid of· ""'' S2,090,•S9 97, plus 1"8 NON RESPONSlalUTY adrrun.strauon euthonty v.111 CASH. CASH'ER S Cl1ECK 01str1Cls of Otang• County Rtdoooo Beach, Calif sons· Creque \•tot-----·--. Senta Ana, CA e2702 1 lotlO'<l>lng ttt.m;;sted costs • be granted unless an Inter· OR CERTIFIED CHECK, cai.1om1a, ••!I rec••.,. bods 902n-"'erton or V•rmOl\I ...,,.... 11¥ MIO OMd ot Tnai In tM Mattor af lM Uc• (llat•d n the f"IP8f'IHS ao<I ad'il-antes at Noto<:• "' heteby O•vM tsted s>eflOO I es an oo· 1para1>• 11 IJ'l'e ot u•1 1n 1,;n11 Tuesday, J~• 30 Tn1s business Is COf'· ana Eda• Wol11enon
1.5*1 1• 51 EST p UI T Ch ~one boollt. ~ ll'>• t.m• of 1n. 1no1 JI putl6-V.I the unoer119Md ec:t.on IO U'8 ci-r "on a"<f Iii,,. ul ~, of th• Un.led 1992 at 11 oo Lm. B ci dueled by: a ~at part· 01 Wash~to" 11 llGdnG M ~ " &ad at •n • ante Daapuea de 41'1• lo en. ca!IOfl ol i'°"S Not.c• of not be rtsponsol:ll• lex any s~~ good tau.P ""hY lhe Stales) a.I JM Nort!l tron1 musl be rece•ved a.I tne ~sh p grandch1lar•n tv.o
!ICM(•) ~ • 8/Y'f TM ...... Of M.ISAH 1,..,... o•t• cltaclon Sale· S2233817 dtbts °' l•ab•l•IAH t~ c:>un snoul<I not grant the entrance 10 the County D1slr.cts Adm•n.Slrall~• Of· Tt1• 110111rant(sl com-great-grandct11IOren, ~ flle ..,_ °'...., 0..0 ME\.ISU llATL.OFF ludlclal usted tl•no un NOTICE TO tric::ed Dy E<ll'\8 Bryan Ot autnor1ty Couflhouse 700 Norin t.ic.e by IN d&la and l.IM mantad to llans.acl bu.si· one sister Autn
oil T~ .._ dW9M end CASE NO. A1e2899 pluo do 30 DlAS CAL, PROPERTY OWNER ariyone oll\ef 11'1¥1 m.,H!I, A HV.R'NG on IM pe C "ac Ctr On~• \\tst. Sarita hlfl\.~bo\19 Mt IOl".h. al ness unC2er the Foc::t.11ous Caldwell or N•w
...-al IN TM* Md°' CMtOP TO IMOW t:MDAJUOS on or alt., !ti• 1'1h day of l>On "" A be held on a.~ARCH Ana CA ail ''9"" lJ>• and 1ol\1ch t•me tney will be Bus nest Nam•{s) ure<1 Yorio., one t:>rotner
Nin.I cr-.1 lly aac Dead CAUSE FOR CMANOR pa,-a pre-YOU ARE IN OEFAU\.T OClooer 199! ze. 1992 at 1 -45 PM m lnte~tsl con .. t)•d to and publicly opened and eum-•boll• on F1oruary l, 1992 Jtm wo1vonon of OIT~ ~...,_Sid CWNAllC .-ntat UM ,.epueata UNDER A DEED OF MICHAEL BRYAN, Dept. 3A lotaltd al 700 now held b)' 11 undtf U•<I 1ne<1 at U"te otfice of the B&ttonA.Hornste.n New Yo. Frietids
lddllowl ~ -an,,_.. PETITIONER SUSAN eecrlta • inaqulna en TRUST, DATt:O 10 22 198S 3971 W. Orane• '229 , C1VlC Cer!tt D11~t Wtsl, Ot.O ol Trust tn tne p1op. D.s!JIC1s 10&U E. .s 14.,. This t latemell! •H eo may call IOf \ISlla-~ ... ~ """" to MELISSA MAnOff has nta cett•. Uf\aLESS YOU TAAE AC· Anaheim, CA 92104 Santa...,.. CA 92701 •tty Situaled In U•d COW\ly --FOV"l.1.n 'Val ey, Cait-""tn tn• Couflty Cltn. ol .,,_ 11w...-..,,.,., Mid ~a~ tor an cusar Una ~aria • une TlON TO PROTECT YOUR Publltl'led New porl IF YOU OBJECT 10 the and Srat1 <1escr1bed as lama for the follcMong. Otang• County on Feori.-loon at lhe FuzHenry
0... Of Tn.J Ml90b• 10 cnaog• nam• fforr'I ti~ telefonk:a no PROPERTY, IT a.tAY BE Buch Co$tol t.1tsa Daily g•antng ot me pei.tion, you Lot S5 ol Tract •311 as PURCHASE OF AN· ary 1 I , 1992. ~~n•;:.1 ~=;e'::a~:
_, oalo-.i 1 en. SU SAN M EL 1 SS A le ofr~ pretacclon• SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAl.f. Pilot a.latcl'I IO \1 17 snould awear at the htar· ~· rn.:ip rec01d•d In booll IONIC POL't'ELICTill(). F52 t 457 MMCPI 11 • 1992 81 ~ .;._ MATLOFF TO S\ISAN tu f"ff ta aNtta ~ IF YOU NEED AN EltPLA· t992 ' • ' ing a"4 st~·• "rOUf ob-1 ~ Pt9H 39 t.o '4 ""tu-LYTE CHEMICAL POLY· Pubhthtd N""POrt Stach-t .. • noufs ot • oo ----• SHEFFIELD • ecllons or • .. ,.nen ot>-s •• of m·sceitaneou• c ta ._, D p : .. o.a..111r1 ol Del-.. It'll T Me"ulna llan• que NATION OF TliE NATURE T293 IKl>Ons ""111 lt!t coun be-map, in :nt orf.ce ol tti• MER, SPIEClflCATION 09 tta a.ry ''" p M. unlol 6 oo p M
OeltwldlorS... ""'a-'l!en f IS i:,by:::S~"':! cu1nptlr con a.s tor· OF THE PROCEEDING PUBLIC NOTICE l0t• 111• l'INt.no. Your ap. .:O\.lllty 1ecor<111 ol aaod NO.P·132 Ftbruaf) 2S, Maten 3. lO, with a service to be
..... d ~ "'° ~ 11'\•I ~an« • II t>elor• INIUdade• 1 ...... ap-AGAI NST YOU, YOU pe.aranct ITIAf b•'" person COUl'!'Y BID OPENING: TUES-17, 1992 Plela at ltl• Plour 01 :U.:-..i'%.. ~ this coun enppe~ rep&aclaa ft ustod qui. SHOULD CONTACT A NOTICE OF or by yOtJI arQtTley TrustOf R.h>e> R t.•0ta ano DAY. JUNIE 30, tl92, ________ T_-2_4_S ·5 00 P M ON<:.-t•ng
.,,. Bia Sii lie ho. JA of lho Otange •r• -.ua la cette ... L.A..VYER. ,REP~TION OF IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Pa•11c a A '°'' H1.tSJ>and al 1 t :00 a.m . PUBLIC NOTICE Rev Gtann t.• ler or
r9CDdild :"_..IO ~. Count-, S~ Court al cucho au•-· DATED February 27, or • C<)ftllfl98"1 aed.lot ol and \'t 11 Bid• must .,. submit· ---------the F 1ri1 Un1teo ,..., CC::.O tn. address ShoWn aboot8 SI uated no pra .. nta 1992 NEGAT IVE the deceased. you must rde The SIT"1 a<lo•ns aod ted en the form sup-Flclftl04.la Metnod•St Churcn 1~ •INSURANCE on MAACH 31 . lt92. at tu ,..,..._ta e tl•MSMt FU,ST AMERICAN DECLAMTION )"CUt Ci.llm y, in ltle C0\>11 ol'ltl commori OH O"a'IOl'I, piled by the District In 8u&lnau N-lno-o Gra•H•.:>o .., • ..-....... ~ ,.., ~ 2 00 o dodl p m and the" I • (State and maa a COPY to tl • Pet· t at!y, ot tn. "-' propeny St t t ">e•s .... tu be con ,,,.,_..,....., .....-~ and .,_ QuM it pUi04fa ~dor • c.aso, TITLE I NSURANCE iutdellftta so~I rtpttstn'A\l•• ap-<lfftnta<I abO'I Is P>J· accordance wllh all a_.., • ~ ':':"'~~ wry:,,..,_, wfty tne j,. r le ~ qultar au COllP...V, • C_,lfeml.a '1S072) po1rnld b'f llle court v.111'\0n ported 10 be 186~ R~Odas Pf0¥1tlona of the •Peel· .,.r:.~~~ ~s :r~ e~~l!d ad!'::::,~c:~~
CQ/Jll)N« Tnin. &.I.on lor Cl\angO of Nml salarlo, au dln•ro J oorporetlon Met• C•naalldated lour mootns from'"• <1111 Dr, Costa "1esa Ct. flcetlons. fAM L'Y FOOT AN 0 ,.._00,, S.ac!'I, CA e, Lod81'18~ anould rot be Ofll'lled.. air•• co••• d• au •r. Pat SI.nett • Autho-Wat•r Dletrlct 1954 of first issuanc:• ol lt"tn Th• Uf'ldtfsogoed T:"''H Spaclflcatlona, bid ANKLE CE-.TERS OF on Tl'!ursoay • .,1arch
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noN TO ftROTEC'T VOUttl 912'627 . JUDGE RJCHAl'D NOTICE •Pprovel or d ls•p. ""' Probat• Cod•. A R• S8IO DMd of Trust and In-MlllTAR., FINANCIAL ~ !::= ..,., N INVITING atDS ,,..,.. W tM ...... af ~ lot SP«'!• ,..;o~ terlll !her.on. reuooably SE.R\'ICES 1 u Bav-oc>d ~fU'f IT MAY •I 'ubll1f'lecs N•wporl •APMSl.OW,JW. NOTICE IS HEREBY Dlr.c:tM\ af "'-DI• fOfm la•• able Iron\ tne ~lotatalSl~OO e h C ti with tM C°'"Y C$« of
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330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
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F.?IREAL ESTATE ~FOR SALE
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I . By Phone ..................... 842·&878
8:00am -&:80pm
Monday Uli'u Friday 1002-1820 I01CMl080
Im----__ ..... I I __ a_r __ I· By Vlaitlng ....... 330 West Bay Street
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Monday thru Friday 2102-2174 2820-3000 e1oa..e1eo ..
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Costa M-. c~ 92827
2700-2790 3406-3939 '7011-9090 Deadllnes .............. G:SOpm daUy for
All real estate. listings that
run in Saturday's ·publication
appear in the separate
Real Estate tabloid section.
Houses/Condos
For Sale
GENERAL 1002
STANTON
Crosspo1nte Village
Light & brig hi 1 br uml.
Comm p oo l s n nd
spas guard
gated $111 ,900
(126109)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
963·5555
TROPICAL PARADISE
Spacious 1tv1ng aren
Po o I & W a 1 er-
t a II $248 ,500
(113829)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
963·5555
CORONA
DEL MAR 1022
t SPYGLASS VALUE*
COSTA MESA 1024
NEW HOMES!!
BUILDER'S
CLOSE·OUT!
Only 1 Left!!
3BR. over 2300 sq. n.
Builder will cooperate
w fmancmg
$349,000
Op•n Sat/Sun 1 -5
2113 Valley Rd
842·8884
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
CHOICE LOCATION
Quality s & S 3bd has
formal dmmg & family
room Vaulted ce1t-
1ngs. Frencl'I doors,
spa.$2B5,500
(202421)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
963·5555
NEAR THE BEACH
4bd 2t>a 2 story l'lome
E 'SIDE JBR lBA 5·car w large family room &
gar lrg lot Great loca· f PI · RV access.
11on1 Custom remodel $274,900 (8061E)
1n1 & e111 492 Flower ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
St Askmg $379.000 963-5555
For sl'lowmg. contact ---------
Oa111d at e93,9999 PRESTIGE
Monticello Town, Popular 4bd single
home Popular 3BR story. Vaulted ce11tngs.
28a (18R dn), "2 car s kyllghll , f p l .
gnr pool, 5164.900 $335,000 (16382W)
Hurry! Doneld Pf•ff ERA Rafferty & Lfovd 842-9797 I nr M.A.V 963·5555
SOUTH COAST
M ETRO 1 080
FHA APPROVED
3bd upper unit, soaring
celllngs, llled entry,
skylight,sundeck, gated
community.
$129,150(1001$-266)
ERA Rlfferty & Lloyd
"3-5555
Houses/Condo
For Sale
MOBILI:-:
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HOMES 1100
NPT Beec h 2Etr 2Ba,
frplc, walk to Balboa
S43K nogollabl&-$700/
mo land lse. 675-3770
OUT-OF-STATE
PROPERTY l :>:>8
S pacious E s1a10 w,
Spectacular Views at
a G reat P rtce w
T erms• Open T oday•
Petrick Tenore Agl
KU',.,.. ' PRESTIGIOUS CONDO
NF\X'PORT BEACH Excellent v1ews1 2bd 1---------r
780-8702
Spyglass Spcc1a1ts1 &
Neighbor
l<Mr $160.000.000 Sold')
-mr.t!!.'11 -
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SOUTH COUNTY 2ba unit. Sky1t9t11s.
RE.t.lTORS ' v•ulted ce11tngs $199,000 (20351T)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
963-5555
FOUNTAIN
VALLEY 1034
PERFECTION! NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
Berber carpel, Wood
plank floors. Frencl'I
d oors. 4bd 2 1/2ba Separate pool yard Foreclosures! Newpo rt
$349,450 (16897L) Beacl'I, $239,500-$419 ,000. Hurry CAMEO SHORES t>y ERA Rafferty & Lloyd lender wants 1t1em
owner. Recently up-963-5555 sottl We l'lave others
dated Med lettanean Tl'le Prudential Cal Re· on pv1 2 5 acre park l...lllUITlm:J 15 " atty Rich 964-0092.
Ocean & golf course C 0 H V E H I E N T Le191'1 725-0690
v1S1as JBr JBa Huge wl'letl'ler you re buy----------
discount 1 J m Must ing selling. or 1ust HV HOMES
'ell 759 76 10 looi .. ng. classrtied l'las PORTOFINO-Phase II,
Escape
To Washington
6 a cres-SO lots-
Wonderlul develop-
men t potential.
Prime Port
Townsend location.
Some w 1water views
Will aell whole or
part, $249,500
631·5044 or
206-385-2052
~ e 11 yo u r h o me what you need I MUST SELL NOW!
l,,rou9" ct~ss•'•ed PILOT CLASSIFIED OWC 1""'" d N 1·----------" • .... 2 5•79 u,,. n o qua • • 8425878 ..... • ... $649.500. 759·3585
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OUT OF-STATE
PRUPEHTY l ~:>8
BAJ.BOA
ISLAND 2 106
COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA Mt.SA 2 1 :M Nt\\l'OHI' COHO N A
HFACH .! I h'I l>t:I. M AH !6 22
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LASVEGAI?
$14001mo yearly.
873-2808
Hue• Townho111oll
4Br 2Y.1Ba. big y11d,
aep family rm, frplc,
vacant S 1 325 Remax
Ritts 842°8787
EntlldeU
Lg 2-atory 3Bf 2~B•, L.. prt111e aar ... Cute 19' So. ot PCH
ftplc, 2 car gar, W/D lower duple• unit, ~ ~ blk to AJtMrtson'a.
hkups. Nr Newpol'1 block to beach, frplc, Watk·ln ctoat, very pvt.
Btvd/20th St. A\1 3/5. patio w/1m ocean S750/mo. 720-3730
S1250/m• . view, S 1200/mo Tirod of the hlgl'I
cost of living? 2 bed·
room, 1 batl'I hom•
on • larg•. walled
corner lot. Super
Location! Com,
pletely renovated!
RV parking. Only
$75,000. Call BIU Of
Helen tod•y 11 (702)
369-9242 for lnfor,
matlon.
BAJ.BOA
Pt;NINSULA 2 107
Taking Apptlcatlorui for
3BR 2BA l'louH witl'I
dbl gnr & 2 frpls.
$1600/mo. 735-0466
CO HON A
u1:-;1. MAR 2 122
•2 lg BR trlptx, nu cpV
paint. w/d hkups, gat,
Viii• Rent•ll rrly Evea/wk•nd1: 494-7748 Daya ask 175-4112 f()f Judy: 83~3850
yd, 2234 Rutgers ssoo -w-.-s-ti-1-dt--"u ... g-le-1-1-1
+ dep. 241·1865: .v
549-1012 aft 6pm Quiel 2Bf ·1 a on
Pomona, 2 Cat g•·
•Sherp Eeatald•• rage, W /0 hlcup1,
Quiet 3Br 2Ba, big 1mall yard, pet OK.
tncd yd. dbl gar S 1095 Avt 3/5. $825fmo.
Lido Isle Home!
Oldef, but nic. 2Br
28• single atory, nlc•
patio, 2 c., g.,, frplc,
Berl>ef crpts, •vi 3/1.
tt4•0JMO
Pat ? e42,9ee8 VIII• R-t•I• Charming 2QR 2B• w/ • ., VIII• Rtnt1l1
175-4112 .._______ lrptc, deck. 1 car gat.1--2-.-S-to-~-C-ond--o-175-4112
blks to b~hl No pets. $1250/mo 67!>-9983 Nico 2 R 1 YaBA Nowpor1 Creal 3Br Houses/Condos
For Rent
crnr o f Victoria/ 2~Ba, lrplc, wet bat. Condo, 2BR, hv rm, din Pomona. 2 cat gar, 2-car gar, pool/lennls.
rm, w d , ocn views. trplc. beautiful .Yard & $1850 lease. 544-3049 Seniors. s17501mo paoo. Pet OK. $895/ Brad al 968-4997 mo, Sprlnghurst 3Br. 2~ Ba, Nwpt Crest, 3BR 2"'BA, GENERAL 2102
COSTA Mt:SA 262-1
•Mowe In l,.c&.I!
• •Aatc M9r For
Dotelle on Rontel
11enu .. a1r
1aR & 2aR 21lA
Pool, 1pa. cable l'lkup
WHTLAKE VlLLAQE
M5-at22
US TS I DE
Beck Bey
Cory 1 BR 1 Ba cot·
tage. $725 'mo ,... $700
dep. 329 Unlveraity Or
lllN, 642·2818 No Pell
CCMantry charm 2Br Viii Renblll fireplace. tenc°Ud, 2 din rm. qutel toe next BALBOA PALMS ~ Stu 2Ba, den wall appla. • Ut g11, 113 /MO to gmt>lt. S\450,mo,1---------
0cnJBay Vu• $645 pvt patJo, 2 CDr gar. 875-4912 evad 4/1. M2 ... 77 Ownr/•gt. 875-4252 Mov•ln s· ...... 1.11
CORONA DEL MAR ' close to beacf\ $1300/ ---------,._ ..
1b<.I Charming 111ew , mo. Avl 4,3, 7 50-3676 3BR hm beaut lg yd. ~Bi•'~ouc1o;im~0~~ •fl Off 1st Month!
$950 boat storage 11095 SH Sec. D•po•lt NEWPORT BEACH • New Luxury Condo. •3BR twnl'lse Npt Hts pool & IP&. UC 1y1 • BR
1bd Bnlboa Bay Club 2BR 2~8A, jacuzzi g3r $985 647·7540 $1700. 8S42 10S4. Spac.ous 1 • quiet • Vus $1 725 tub & frpl. In master.1 _________ ••DUPL•X 2Br 28•, ---------cOOI ocean t>ree:re1.
UOO MIGHRISE. 2bd 520 Narcissus Cotti Mtta Bluffs! gar•ge, block to STEPS TO SAND! pool. covered parklr-g
Bay vus, aecurity S2t00 mo. 851·11n 2.story townhOuse nr beach. S1200/mo. Y•ARLY 2 BR-38R ••r1~~~""'ta
52300 On Fernleaf 2Br 1 »Ba. Canyon/\'tetona, 2 BR ___ <8_1_8>_3_5_M_5_39 __ 1 hma.dplltl rw bc:l'I. Avt
LIDO HIGHRISE. 2t>d lg 2 car gar W/D, Ing, 211'1Ba, pool, frplc, 2 •Lido Ponlnaule• now 182S.St500/mo
Vlew Apt , S2700 t/p. N•w paint $1195 car park Ing. W /D 1 & 2BR Unit " Vin. Rentall
CORONA DEL MAR • Ynv lse 640-5324 hkupa, $950/mo. • om 3bd Hse I/US, pool • $800 w/IM, p'1t bc:h, 175-4112
S34oo VIII• Rent•ll bay ll'lew. e7:s.eo30
WINTER
RENTALS AVAILABLE
Walartront Homes Inc.
Realto11
7
COSTA MESA 2124
2Bdrm 1 Ba. 1 car
garage, reat yard. W/
D l'lkup, 5875 mo Agl,
Carey. 831·2242
lt'a the soh.mon you're USE
searching tor • wl'leth· THE
er you're 1eelllng a PILOT'S
tlome, an apartment, CLASSIFIED
a n.w occupation or i---------ev~ • stray pet
175-4912 Spring specials ttvu 4""
•Newper1 Croat 4BR E'SIDE TOWNHll 2 'hBa, comm pool,
3Br 2•~B-. w/d hk up, apa. tennl1, upgrd1
2 lrplc, 2 encl P•tlos. SUSOO. Bkr 042-3850
2<.ar gar. s1100 mo. -.-0,,,-c-.-.-n-"""v,.,..,..1-.-,..-t
31 SA Sent• Isa~. Newpori Croat 3BR
Apartments
For Rent
11.\ltHI \
ISl_l\:'111> .!t>t1b
962-8235 619-nt--0780 2 \-\Ba. clean S1650.
Lse/Opt 52.,7480 Llt11e ael lel Ch.,m.,. • 2Br 18a up1trs unit on EASTSIDE COTTAGE
2Br 1Ba, lrg p111 yard, 28R 1 ~BA , 2 2alry,
end gar. $900. 180 E. TWnhse, dbl ger, pooCJ
Wilson. 828·1473 1pa, no pell. $1075 +
IOCdep.~
Omd Canal, w td, 1ttge s 10Clf. mo yrfy ,,,...,..
P1rk.S.ttlng!! ·
With Ocean & Sunset
views. Nie• 28R 28a
S900. Child OK • No
Peta. 831 .. 107
Townhouse Style!
38R 2~8a. encl QJl-
rege. W/D hkups, pool
& apa. St070/mo •
$350 dep. 22J.3 F .. r.
v~Rds.4a-7001
$850 or $750 MOVH
You lnl l g• 1 or 2BR
In qUlet complelt. No HAI.HOA
l't-:NIN S L;l.A !t>07 35th at 4BR 2Ba pets. Lnctry. Coar•g•.
SERVICE DIRECTORY
uppw unit, lrplc, gar, 2BR 2BA unita. G.,..Q9,1-•-•_t1_a_) _8_3_1_ .. _4_2_7 __
lg pvt sun<Jeck. avt f 1 t ~ •S7.0 Move Inf
4/1. $1500. a57"399e 3~~ .. t~ s';'~ltOO EJslde 281 18• -•nt
tD a condo w/ yeatly. Cd 850-C389 cond 2e9-B 16tl'I Pl
... 2BR 2Ba.. 2 car. 2BR. Yearly, 51•P• to 5700 No Pet $44-04$2
w/d, Po°'/ 1pa, aec bch. nr market & •1BR Mobile l'lomes.
$1295 A.Qt 846-1108 shop g.,, w'd. WI Outet. secure. ~
net, ues. 045-5862 seoo. 1Ht Newe>Of1
INCREASE
YOUR
REACH
THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
~ffi
$1 .21 per line
per day.
Tl'lat s ALL yov pi'/
S.ased on 4 nn.
24 ll'Wlr<lf'S
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
F0t more lnformat.on
CALL TOOAYll
ASK FOR
CANDY
Y04.K
SeMc• Olre<:tory
AOOleHnl•lf'Ve
842-4321
Ext 310
i\l>Pl I IONS
tH \41111~ l l'fli 14 ll>
_.LOWl!ST COST••
~or quality wo,11
locet. Uc d Bond Ina
Rictl 1'A-3520
Far II Jm' 111111 11111 llllm11 -
APPLIANCES
SERVlCE 3426
PAULS'S APPLIANCE SVC An Makes ano Modols
Courteous Serv S58-05 IS
3021-8 Hatbor 81. C M
CERAMIC
TILES 3 5 28
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN the TILE MAH
CONTRACTORS J~~i;
Fence F•lting Down?
Repairs, repl;aeem.nt.
patio cover a., Lie
_.615390. 433·8H1
CON STRUCTION
BUii.DiNO :J6tiO B USI NESS
SERVICES 3488
te;uy sl'lowera·Acrd
wasl'I & reQrO\Jt. New
& Repatr. B•tl'lf'OOm12
Sl'lower doora. K.ltc· Floor1·Plumblng Ltc Can I help you design,
v RE c Es s Io N 25yrs O C. 873-8085 bu•ld remodel som• our thing you •lway1 C 0 N N H E CT I 0 N TILE IMUllle<l/Repa..reo. wanted. 44 yrs New·
connects t>uyers & Prom9I Cou'1.oua ~ pol'1 Beacl'I 642·7003 1ellers We maAe tl'la FtM Est & Ref8fences
connactt0ns fOf you John & ShiaMrt.846-CI 176
save you costly adver-
tising and precious
lime We contract al·
most anytl'l1ng Anh·
ques & autos 1tvou9t1
zebras & xytopl'lones
648-0015
CABINETS 3490
.--CONVEYS CUSTOMS
Ca blnet1JP:urn1ture.
Finishes Reslore11on
All qualtly 548·537S
CAHPJ-;NTRY 3~ lo
~'lf~locU.
Panel-Cat>1nets...Sta1r1
9'1.<:co °""" ,_._...,. R lS , ... ..,, .. ,., 642..05457
CARP1':T 35 14
Carpet Ropelre
Power 1t1etcl'l/ln11att
1 yr guar 1 $ yr1 ei1p.
7da 551-3917, 24 tv1,
<·t-:Mt:NT
l 'ON<"RI-: n : .l !'\Jh
CHll.O C'AJtl-: 3538
Uc Day Care. My COM
hm Meals Inc. 15 yra
exp CaU 760-8736 Be·
""'eon QAM & 8PM,
CLEAN I NO
SERVICES 3548
ELEllRJCAL Jti t o
110, 220, All Phasea,
Oua111y work, reaaon-
at>le rates Uc'd can
Roben 842.eS3e
FENCt-:S
.. Ut.:CK.S .lh I )
FENC•S.OAT••·
New Repair.~
Ced.Ir ~ ea..1.iJ
Jim Wh)U 142·1209
FLOOR INS l'AI I
REt'AltL"i .1 .. 211
ttAN I> Y MAN J 7 1 0
HANDY ANDY
flec·Plumb·Pa1nl. Lt.
carpntry, ate S:Jt-4043
~man & Window
Washing. Bonded.
Insured, dependablo.
IM2·92.74
HAlll INCi J 7 20
,....LT HAULING SERVICE
~~
Jon 145-1112
Clnup & Haul1W1y
OuaJ1ty s.tvlce. free
eaL Moke 722·7858
LA:-.l l>SCAPt: &
L-'"' ~ ( ARI'. J~08
Sh•nnon River Co,
l.•nd1c•p. 1prn1t.trs,
rep ' ma1nf. hgPi~.
ClelW1up 64S-~ 1 24
Tel... Lanctac:eptn9
CommJRes, Clean.
MASONRY :tl'42 H
MOV1NG :1"4.H
PUBLIC NOTICE
The CaM Public Uhh·
t•es Comnussion RE·
QUIRES tha& an wed
household good•
movara print tl'lalr
PUC Cal T numbet.
limos and ch•uf1eur1
pnnt 1helr T.C.P. num-
ber In all advertise-
PAJNTINO ;JH:'>H
PLUMBING ;JH~O
110.00 Olacount po
h<XK on AU. lnvole
labor 111r1th ti'\•• ed
Let s get 9QUa nted
831-1122 (c.36-531362)
Mlkua ~lu1111tln9
S301'1f. ReuJalea. N lOb too big or ama
For •II your S>Wmbl
Meda. M0-49 t.
ments. If ~CY haw a llllWl .. 111111
Q\K'St1on •bout the 1.-1 .. lllllMl•lll
g hi)' of• mover. !Imo ot chaurreur, call:
Publoc Utif.t "
Commission
714·SS8-4 1$1
PAINTINU .IH:'\H
Free E1hmates. New
tool & repaus Uc
#411802.
S45-8023
Root E11pen. P•IChlng
Ae-Rool, Skyllgnt1
Chennln• •r•
Cenatructlen. Uc
,, 12CS&38. 249-1 • t :J
up1, lrM IFU'n.Jremov, 1------....---
Valenun Ne-0443
D 'lux 381 3B• w/op.
Uonal 4th BR/Ba. p'1t
yd. lrplc u dbl gar
$140Q/mo~759-0874
Bf'llO No t 04&-ea73
('( IHON ;\
lit.I. MAH ~t.s!l
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY
TO YOUI
Is someone spcclel hlMns o bU'thday
~ ~ Mncua Jt ~ the Ollty Pilot
and ~It! Send~ a~
photo "°'19 wW\ s 1 o. oo °' Just • rnasasc
wtet\ $5.00 and WC wtlt ~ it on
. ~2nd
Oadlne Mllt:t'I 97, 5:00 p.m.
Send ~ mes 119• to
The OeMy Plot ,. lndepcl dent
330 w. ley St.
(Cite Mae;fA 916t1
~ O.tkd H9oPy •tt• ------------~1::. __ ~~~~--~-,...._ _____________ ~
·'
Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot
I 11 I \ ¥. I -, '' . 't. • I
•Do ycMi n.N 10 ~
2br 1ba? Ga.rage, new
cpt. D/W, •toraoe. ~1720, 1731 U
1760 No Pet 840•2495 loot S/F. 1117 Wff1•
• K'ilde twnhm• ttyte, cliff, NB. Ag1 541·5032
2BR lBA w/frplc, gat, CdM 190 to 1100 1r.
1mmed occup. 1&95/ With, A/C, hgwy Mg.
mo. c.111(.wi '5t.o424 na~ 11.25 p.1.f.
Realonoma 875-6700 IT'S EXCITING!
1 •900-42CMIOOI
I .. ' I I I 'i .. , l '• I ' • 11 J l\l 'l 'l.l:\:'11< I '> 1,111 I
.... ...... Teppen 30·• OU r~ ...... CAlllDI• mlcrOVM '400.
Eltpandlng Rn. Co. 387·2051.
t LH Nll ll Ht-1!01 4
e.autlful sofa loveseat
chair ottoman. New
cndtn, oak trim. Sacrl·
fie• 1325. 841-3486.
M I· H 1 II ,\ ~-I > I -, I
MIS( i.01:,
Oueen or Mal••ty
Palma, 6-8 f"t 1a11.
S20 ... potted. See to
•PPfaclate 874-9422.
Roller blades, perfect
condition. S45.
849-2573
l't-I'> ...
/\NI MAI '> 1,11 l '1
F0t Sale: Sllklf, dertl
chocol•t• brewn
.......... (1 ., ••
Rex Rebblt Incl.
cage and set-up. $19 722.·~2•8
Tuesday, March 10, 1992 ..
Transportation
CAMl't .H-, H\ ~
TJlAJLt.KS ~u 1-t
!"Ill'( h :--'l..'..'IJ
'?SD ....... ~ ...
New paint, good tlr"
Rune "good. SH~OO
OBO 831·2252
2er 2ea, S825/mo. Near
17lll & Tustin, Sml
qu et complex, 1ngl-
sty, vaulted cell, ltg
kllch, mstr suite,
Ready now. 7 20.8730
SllAl.L OffiCa iu1n
129 Cablillo, CM. 820
sq ft. All Inclusive,
near Npt & 17th St. EZ
twy acc•11. 722·1000
utt TO 10 "*'Jl5. I~+
Ttl Com Ona 21&-3»ton
affka add'I uc:tya, ..... -ot• ...... mgr + Office Mgr. Xlnt op-
por1unltyl Mutt be
exp'd, agrHaNe &. d•
pendable. Send confi-
dential r••u~ + aal·
ary reqt to: Mr.
.loMeon, 3300 Irvine
Ave 41105, NB e2eeo
DINETTE SET w/center 'RUNNING boards for
pedestal, 4 chalr1, mini p/u $30. Ive mag.
white formlca top, 548-6709 or 645·5283.
5 Oalmahon puppies,
born 1/27, black/Whit '79 2e ft •••ray
RV. roomy 5th Wh"I
Golden Nugget, 21 ft,
with ki"9-SZ Dad. Mint
cond . $S 500 140-7167
1989 FORD F350 Du-
ally t.anat extended
cab . Wt1fte 32.000
miles . Bed llner,
chrome ~ ... good
tires, exceuern condi-
tion! 460 V-8. Book
value: S 1 7 ,000. Must
1111 s15.o oo oeo.
146-0180
2en, unlurn apt. S700
moves you In.
714/548-3043 aves. or
650-3211
Adorable, I Ophistcated
1 BR w/prlvale patio
$625. 546-9081
••chelor Unit w/
Kitchen $550. All
ullls pd. 1665 Irvine
Ava #A '720.9422
E '•lde duplex, 2Br
1 ea, patio, gar, lndry.
Neat 17th & Tustin.
$735 + d•p 842·2432
E'ald• trlpl• spac10u1
sunny 2Br, new carpV
decor, patio. lndry hk·
. up. Quiet 1795 6~
E.Slde, deluxe. remod.,
quiet, 2BA 1 v.tBA,
adults. no pets. Seo
2446 Elden, A-2,
$850/mo. 642-5488
Eeatalde
Country Wood•
1 Lon BR, $695. No
pets. 180 21 s t Straot.
845-9543 or 646-4262
Move·ln Specl•ll
Newer 2BA 2BA S850
Pam, Agt 546-5B80
o r 878·3848
Mov•ln Speclelll
Clean 1 & 2BR Gated,
pool, activities. nr
bch/shop1. 642·5858
Mov•ln Specials!
2 & 3BR Townhomesl
Good IOcl 54B·7387
MUST SEEi
$200 OFF!!
Boau11ful 20R townho-
m•s Of'\N, patio, lndry
rm, ut>qrnded. $815.
238 AVOCADO
CENTAUR MGMT
642·2288 or 631-2725
NEW
2BR 2B•. pvt garage,
washer dryer. goo d
Costa Mesa locatton
MOW•·ln Specl•ll
$975 714·650·8l l'e
Spacious. ne,..ly dtteO·
rated 2Br 2Bo Town·
house, wali11ng d•S·
1a nc• 10 m ovi es
shop s. $735 ~6-9081
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 2640
•N••r •••ch Lg 2BR 2Ba. quiet, balcony.
SPACIOUS omcES
W/4 Hpatata rma +
reception & llorag•
ateH. 1400 l/f Nr 55
& 405 S950mo 54C>-Q55
300 720, 37311/F
10&8 S/F. 1817 Wa9'·
cliff, NB, Agt 541·5032
Th• Piiot Cl•••a..
fted ~ mo11 comprehen·
sJve and current direc-
tory of goOds and Hr-
'!ICH around!
COMMEH("l/\I.
PHOPl-'ltTY '.!77H
Low Overhead!
Small Rental offlco1 &
warehouse spac••
from $200-$295/mo.
Ideal for new busJ-
ness. art9" & crafts -
located Eastsld•. Agl
Catey 831·2242
INDUSTRIAL 2788
400 2000,3,00
Sq. ~t. 3975 Birch St.
Npt Bch 541·5032 Agt
Business &
Finance
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY 290-1
PAY PHONR Route
For Sale. Po11lble
$1 ~00 Wkly Cash In·
come. 1-800-741-4311
Vending Route:
For sale. Earn a
steady cash Income.
1 ·800-234·2651 .
MONt:Y
TO LOAN 2914
IN TROUBLE? .
We can help. Bad
credit , no credit·
signature loans avail·
able with atHdy lob.
t .a00-934-87 37
MORTGAGES
TD ·s :.!9 18
WHY WAin
1 ·900-454-0505
S9 00 I* call 1 lyf• .• r11 Com Ona 21w~1on
Mt.M Bl-l<"llll 'S
!(I ! ....
•WANTED•
Newport Beach Coun.
try Club Membeflhlp.
72t·t4t4
Employment
Opportunities
BOYS I GIRLS
AFTER SCHOOL JOIS
B• part of a Sus>«
Sal•• Crew Hlllng
aubscnptlona for the
Dally Pilot!
•Average $30.00 10
$60.00 per Wffk
•Work 3 hours each
weekday evening
•Win priz•• and
bonuses
•Must be 13 years old
or older and live in
the Coar. Mesa or
Newport Beach area
•Transportation
provided
Can between
8am to 5pm.
642-4333
Bo•t Stewerdeae
Dck Hnd. Hrd wrtc. $4/
hr + tips, tun. Local
Chart•r Co. 650-7878.
DECORATOR/
Sales Person
Exp neceuary. FfT,
H lary • comm. Bal-
boa Island. 873-2880
General Office
E11clt1ng new Desio,,.,
Aul Eltlte'1 lttt!
Eam 13,000 mo + In
ADDITION of
comm'• to 1~ +
Trngl FT/PT. Call
DENNIS 959·880e NATIONWIDE USA
good cond11lon, $50.
675-2763
Kitchen table w/4 chairs ~40, maple double
bed $25, maple chHI
& h11er/wh11e, cham-Completely rel ur-
plon llne, show quaJ. b1shed, VHF. Loron,
SANGO Quadrille (Illy 54tM>t83 $12,900 obo 723-1~5 pat(ern) dishes tor 8. ___ ;,._,;;,_;,._ ___ , _________ 1
4 matching p lace FREE to loving home •20 Ft. Outfield etectdc
mats. $80 value, sell neutered male, 5 y r 2 yrs old, 111cln1 cond
tor $20. 759-5065. old Cocker Spaniel, All opuons Asliing
while/buff. s 14.000, 646·9726 t•tS SHELF mount v1ntago 54!>-5795 ext 1 or drawers S35, w/mJr.1..,...---------
roi $45. 94 .... 50
Large Solid ou dining
table w/chalrs. S2SO.
b rass wine op ener --..;,_---'-----S50/0BO. 842·5978. Mal• dog, 3 yr old, neu torad, all ahots, p
t'REI'; TO YOU 60~2 Restaurant Pastel print area rug
1100. 644-8d70. La"h Stop FREE to good home!
• • 0 Movtn9f Mu11 Hll oak B l ack Lab/S p ani el
Lab/Springer, medium
size, short heired.
hou ••broken. w ell
19 24 3'1 Monloray F11h·
Ing Tr awler mini
cond VHF Loran
New P•rk 4 cyl
$32.500 723·1~55
trained & loveable _M_O_O_R_l_N_Q_&_s_a-1l_b_o_a_11
Automobiles
ACURA BOtO
'87 LEGEND COUPE
Auto 1unrool, leather,
alloys Ong•nal owner.
Xlnt cond S 1 t ,900
•Pp 675·7755*
LINCOLN 9 l 20 • er • Me oor dining rm table & 8 Hoste Food s.rv.rs & h 1 5350 S 1 m ix, apayed male . ' c • " • tee Great w/k lds 549· Caahlefa Eves & some ca .. desk S50. Other 7289 8ge..7281
$25. Call 548·539 . evH after &pm. Si.op was11no S on LINCOLN '71 dock. Serloua lnQuir· Continental. 460 weekends. 852·8782 misc. MCM>890 or •
Ttfemartletlng
I ne9d 3 people for
our Co1ta Mesa Ofc.
•No Experience Nee
•Earning potential to
.SSOO/Weekly
•8AM-Noon Mon-Fri
•Paid Training
Cell e3 t .oaes
Nautical fu{n
Hatch cover table,
barret end table. Mako
offer. 818·774·0025.
Sola/1ove1eat/uphold·
stored corner table
$150: futon $50. 760-
1832 Iv message.
TRIPLE dresser, bt3ck
T I rk ti lacquer over ma-
JEWEi.HY. f'UHS
& ART 60:.!:'>
S120k worth of Jewelry.
Sell $45,000 obo or
trade all or part tor
boat or RV. 641-6855
MUSIC'AI
INSlttL'Mt~rs 6055
Ensonlq Keyboard SO
80 Crosswave Synt
disc drive, disc cart,
Midi $700. 831·8833
PIANOS &
OHO ANS t>0:>9
les ontyl 723·1352 eng runs good $1495
SAIL BOA TS 70 t 4
Sabot
Fully equipped, good
condtn $350 673·8867
MARINE SLIPS
DOCKS 7022
Musi 111! 642-0567
MERCl-:DES 9130
•81 300SD•
1 owner. Immaculate!
Whls book obo.
Phone 7eo-8778
PLYMOUTH 9l6fl
'51 Lester aplnet. xln BALBOA COVE SLIP 87 Plymth Aellant
cond1t1Qfl, mahogony. S900 down, sasoo bal
'78 FORD VAN
Rebu1ll 35 1 V8, power,
steeri ng , p ower
brakes, cruise control,
a•r cond. W1tn trailer
hitch . Excellent cond
2 owners $3,500 714/
894·8550 Of 524~229
••••• 88 Ford E150
New tires, big 6 en-
g .n-., .Air cond1110n-
1ng . Am Fm stereo
cassette, Captain'•
chair •. sem i·
c onversion . slide
dO<>r, 67k mi, good
cond111on, 1 owner
$7500 pp.
668-9271 or
642·95Q4 e ema e ng hogany s25.
No .. 111ng or appoint· 846-8181
monta. '9-12:30 days.
Offering free trlal.
17.50/hr. Experience
not required. Call
549.5500.
1Sound of Music'
art colloctor's plates
(Bradfoid Exchange),
complete set o f 8,
wllh scones f•om tho
movie musical . Be•u·
tlfull Siii! In original
boxes, never dis-
$499 firm. e73-9588 saoo·mo. 3o Ft. Take over pym11 850·8145 $202/mo. 858-8498 I._ _______ .,.
EMPLOYMENT
SEHVIC'ES :">:->.J:J
VERY n ice maple stereo
record player $22.50.
549-0555.
Mt:HCHANDISE
MISC 6011)
• played. Asking $250
the set. Pleaso coll
Marla al 642·4321,
O)(t. 306 days, or 645-
1933 eves alter 5:30.
SPOflTIN<I
GOODS 606~
190 cm Tua Skis, Tyro
LLA bndgs. Skis used
once sso. 962-6949.
TICKETS 607~
Great Lido locetlon
Boat slips now a~
• 2Bth St. Merine
Fully tooded docks,
covered park ing, bath·
room locllmes, low
rate!i1
875-9844
PORSCHE 91 7fl VOLKSW.:\GON 923:'>
•Tlred ol Garage Sales?•
Com• to ML Thrift •••M•M Shop. 14942 Jackson, 2 NEIL DIAMOND Itek· ---------• ets. March 12. SectJon Pn"1e No.,..port Locatton
COL31, Row 6, Seats Sl•P rental, 41 It or
6&7. L .A. Forum SSO loss. Only S IO It. elec
'The Hiiis Are Alive!'
With 11'10 'SO'fnd of
Music.' Complete set
o f 8 art collec tor's
plalos with scenes
lrom the mov10 .musl·
cal. Beautltul! Soll In
orog1no1 boxes, never
di splayed. Asking ,
'&8 Cabriolet gold '89 911 Coupe broair "c. 5-apd,
Sunroof, all leather, CLEAN' 50k m1. Ask·
sheepskin , bra & 1ng S9000. 65()..8136
cover, m ob•I• phone 84 Rabbit diesel. all
ready. unique Cognac: servoce recoros a"ail,
bro w n c olor Ma· gooo cond hon. needs
hogany intortor Only water pump. $1100
14,000 miles, Ilk• new 721 -1414 Ple11e be aware that Midway City. nr Bolsa. $35.000 842-1531 ~· li1tlngs In this cat· ANIMAL carrier. Sm to
eoOf\' may require you med dog 20x2 t x27" for b oth. 548-1402 & water 723-1255 ANTIQUES & SELL to c.ll • 900 number • In which there la a 520• 540.959s.
charg• per minute. • BEDSPREAD full size.
TV. t:l.ECTHONICS,
STt~HEO 6080
l•rt•nder Tr•IMH
WOMEN·MEN. 2 w .. k
class, placement as·
slstance. Call 1..8()().
344·50t 1 Ext. 166
t :MPl.OYMENT
WANTt:D :">:">.I:>
THE SOLUTION •••
to your cleaning prot>-
1 ema. Reliable and
thorough. Homes/
buslnenes.
Call Severina ~ 7CM4
Merchandise
ANTIQUt:s tiOIO
gold solid color S20.
642-3163 .• 5250 to r the set 86 ~uasar consote lV,
Beer Dispenser. under Please call Marta at 25 good cond•llon
counter, 1/2 Keg or 642-4321, u t .• 306 ·$90obo.4 34·0987
Pony, $200 645-0223 days, or 645-1933 25" ZENITH cab1not lV
OOUBLE mattros.s & __ o_v_e_s_a_11_e_r _5_:3_0 ___ 1 needs work $25
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675-2763 unlquol Professionally
HUGE & healthy peace framed. Pnvate pnrty
Illy plant, 20" Ivory inquire tor prices
wicker basket, pd SSS, 759-82B3
aett for $20. 759-5065. •-,.-00-kw-0-0-d_p_o_t_t_e_ry_
Nu·llne port·e-crlb Vollum ptaque, wh11e
Near new $50 cash rook ashtray. RARE!
M1•92M 831·1453
UPTO.
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M2·5678
SLIPS FOR RENT
Shps avail In N.B. city
ow ned & operated
m arina S 12.25'IOOI
per month. 644-3044 ........
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith O MAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
Ea.st-West
deals.
\-Ulntrable.
NORTH
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throug'l class.f1ed
CLASSICS 92:>0
•eo Ford Felcon 2·dr,
white, cpe, 11lnt cond
in out 6 cyt. manual
$2100 973.5599
Y.e t emerged v.-ith cnlors 11Vlng b) bid·
ding sis heaf't!I.
WEST
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3
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•K76 542
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gar, no ~ts.. M150 Need Cash. we buy
857·1776 or 154-2928 &rust deeds. Catt
S~ Line: loolilng fOI .•Armolre Extra Latge•
key person FulJ Time 100 • yrs . Penn.
ot PfT. FOi Int~ Dutch Asking $1250. seoo •A
AKJ987
75
A diamond lead would have gtven
decluu no play, but West ~lected
the quttn or p&Ms. taken Ul the
closed hand A tNmp to the queen
and a trump back revealed the 3-1
break, so declattr dtt11. the out
standing trump mce Eut ....
marked with the lung or pades b)
the opening lead. W e-st could euth
bold both m1 U'lg dub honors for
the npenUlJ bid. dttlarer ran the
mne of clubl>
In 11w1th the quttn. East found the
w1nmng defense returning a dui
mond Declarer •on U1 du mm). but
had M entn h1 the hand to ttpeat
the club fin~w :.: d Llru .....
forttd to tr. to drop the dub kmg b~
c:uhmg the ace When t he monanh
failed tn appear the tt:.Ult v.as d m
lV.\)
AVAIL now. Hiii lrg
1Br 1ea, den. dlW
$675 • sec. No dog•
213-592-2214
NEWPORT
BEACH 2669
•2BDRM S700t * 1 BDAM S&OO•
f 119 dah..,shr, 11ovo
net. No POii 545-4855
• Nr Hoeg: SS Mo;;•l"I eo:-.ius SS • I BR $6!);;i
2811 2BA S900
Poot, Spa 848-8838
10 r l.iPPClr, 214'l 33td
St, S700 mo )'early
CAtp t I -~ors. 1·•PC
r ptiung, 2 blka
rom b c h . 675-7428
:!Or 1' .Oa r .... nt -ns, new
c arpet pnt $925,
$995. 1728 Bldtorq
Lane 7t 4·548·7SJJ or
31().Sl>G-4770 E111. 205
7t4-Me-1a:ae
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INCOM1'; TAX 2922
'can 7141646-4593. 723-4024
Marketing Dlrectort
Earn $3,000 mo • po-
1894 oak Singer treadle
••wing mac h i ne.
$300. 3•7·2051 tenllal comm·a FTJPT1---------
w rapcMy expd'g Real
Estal• Co . Depend·
able only call Mr.
fl.hen M2.oeH
French pine washstand,
marble top $450.
Wicker doll carriage
S85, Doctor case
$125, Enamel adVer·
P(T ror COM art1sl'1 t1sement; School )(.
studio. Documenttng. 1ng, Red Arden, Knud·
pkg1ng, ah1png. 2 dlJI/ sen, wooden 1plce
wk Tu, Wed or Thurs. box. 1573--8754 a!'.M lplTI
9 30.5 :30 Own car 1---------Stlll1 S5.50ihr..-gas al-Old dOlls, 1910 Wicker
towance 7&0-9IOO buggy , vi ntag •
• clothes, 367·205L
PERSONAL TAX
PREPARATION
Ac:curate, reaso~bty PfT Pere0n Needed
priced, confldenllal for ~al denti.st •
E 1-and i. d ot11ce. Aulating e11p
APPLIANCt:S 60 t I
venu~ ""'" en not necessary, '1)1 .. se 27 c:u ft. Kenmo1e deco-appo1n1m ent1 (\lour call. 71._.,,.8-0638 rator ald•by-ald• re-
t1ort141 or mine) M•••· • ~ · fng, 3 yrs old, 1900
m lae t he tu b•n· PfT obo. W/O Kenmore
..... you .,. •n-v.J6/-, tOp qual, 3 yrs old. tttled to. m.. ssoo obo. eso.1~40
R Tu Preparer Needed 1 morning P« •.a•7090
Cell ob 457·1734 week (Thursday).1 ___ 0_'-------~-
Huntlngton Beach/ AMANA FREEZER 17
Fountain van.y .,... cubic feet. Almond
BL UFFS ~Br 2 Ba, Good pay lnctudH upright. Like new.
1300 sq tt. 2-car gat m ileage Must have Hardly ever u1ed.
LOST &
t 'OlJNl> 292:'>
-
PER MONTH *NO IDIFClDS *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333 ,.
Ava I now t~o pets rehable car and Insur-S 175 OBO. 873-a508
S1150 mo.675-00G8 LOST cat~ewatd t yr. ance.Calt714-COSTA MESA NEWPORT BfACH ---------1 blJ(/ljohle long hair. nm 985-.1030 uk fOf Rita. A,_T.SIZIE AIEFRIQ . 0,
ONE YEAR NEW! ~,.._ Bl Collet, rad._ _______ (3\.\ ft hogti by 2 ft ··---------------------.. :BR, 1 BA. Povat• tag 3-1·92 POU\1•"1• R £ au15ya.1T wide by 3 fl oeepJ
patio Of balcony. 2nd & 6th, CdM. 759-l 558. ' • ~ ""' ElCc•ll•nt condition,
mon th FREE w i th Top Newpon Real Es-great tor bar wee.
lease• $8Sl' mo Call LOST dog Yellow lab. tale Agt Meda a PfT s75. Call 631•7490.
Shep mlll, S yrs , Assistant. Must be•••---------• eso.e3 tO • name Sha.mt.. Santa Is-mLt.at w/comput., & ~ aide by std• ,.
VERY s IL studio l bli.. ab ella Orang• Ave. have otc 1kllls. Uc frig, AdmlraJ w1c•
to bch, O'l•t g;m •o• w Ron 845-8710 req'd. RON 780z6000 maker.$225. 8A7.SS75
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polt, $675 646-301'9.
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makt ure \OU M\·t the entne-s to
arry tl out If nut. yo'1 might ha1te
to re-t'1.amme your pnon ht'S
We hke ~orth ·s dttmon to make
• takeout double of one paM de·
spite 'holds~ onl) thrtt hearu The
singleton <ipade mean \OU ""'ll bf
taking ruffs tn tht> hon ·lNmp
band. and 1f ~'OU dnn't act rKl lll, 1t
might bf tc>o dangen•u 10 st.tn bal ·
ancing l•ter East' lup to four
pades put prHSutt on • uth. v. ho
Declarer v.u proflttt•tt v.-ith en·
tnt to the d osed hand Wbt n West
sboY.ed out on the second trump,
d'd&rer hould ha\·e left the la.st
trump ou tandmg !Jld taken lhe
rlublineSM 1mmechattl\ After wsn
nm1 tht damond return with tht>
ace. decl.attr can then rt'tum to w
cloSt>d hand •1th a trump to ttpeal
tht club fine--w, and tht lam roll
h11me
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symbOI
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17 lt>torm
18 k\ahurt"tWI I
20 Go<'o\J t mes
21 G;;i• s cow •erpart
22 e>..< ...... 1 C*t
23 E•POI or Cubs
25 Ael~YI·
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30 Gel i:ie.;i.
31 ReciuM
31 Tl\e
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36 eor-e P' .,
37 lnlfa.;.lions
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.. Tuesday, March 10, 1992
Youth
e itc • in
Cos1a Mesa High School, 2650 Fairview .Road, Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Give· Teenager~ Sollle . Credjt
by Lisa Peterson ·
Por what seems like for-the outlawing of subjects ren-the assemblies and speakers is due.
ever, teen-agers have been pa-
tronized and underestimated by
the adult world. They try to
protect, or more over, shelter
young people from the so-called
"harsh realities" of life by the
.censorship of some books and
dered "unacceptable." weren't enough to teach the Teen-agers today are very
These narrow-minded ig-young that : "Drugs are bad," focused. They are more intelli-
nora mases have somehow "Smoking is bad," and last, but gent and experienced in life than
planted it in their minds that cen ainly not least "Pre-marital the adults seem to give them
young people know absolutely sex is bad," they arc trying to credit for. Sure, there are teens
nothing about life and the prob-filter these messages to them who need a little more guidance·
terns that surround it. Now, as i! through their only resource of and direction, but the majority
relief from stress, television. of teens today are very informed
In their attempts to be sly, and well cquipcd to handle the
shows like Full House, Life Goes problems that plague our soci-
On, and now Beverly Hills ety in the 90's. It is for these
90210have becntryingdcspcr-reasons that today's young
ately to bring some son of mes-people do not need messages
sageacrosstothciraudicnces. I like "Say notodrugs"and"Use
am not saying that there is any-a condom" constantly pumped
thing wrong with this practice; into their brains. Perhaps the
after all,J'm sure that they just writers of these message shows
want to do their pan to set a should just Say no to overkill.
good example for the younger The idea of teaching kids proper
Another example of forcing too many messages upon teenagers. generation. I feel that more morals should not evolve into
photo by Lisa Peterson credit should given to where it preaching or brainwashing.
A Black and Right Solution to the Abortion Issue
by Ph~t Chiem
Before ·one read s this edi-simple, biological definition of if the fetus could write practice of abortion is not a mur-
derous infringement on theright
of a fetus' life, but simply rather
the 'removal of a living pan of
the mother. An amputation is
no different
tonal, one must remember two
Lhings: 1) that this anicle is not
meant to be sarcastic and 2) that
the Hitching Post ~elcomes any
re sponses from its readers ...
Life. A simple word with
many complex connotations.
Just this one word engenders
countless interpretations when
one speaks of it in term of the
aoonion issue. Anriaoomonists
have always claimed a fetus'
"right to life" as their main ar-
gu1J1ent against the prac1ice. Yet.
they have continually presented
an unclear definition of "life."
Some believe that life
begins at the very moment of
conception. when the sperm
enaers the egg; othe~ feel that
life exists after the first trimes-
ter of pregnancy. and sull others
condemn aooroon outright when
it cannot be performed without
nsk of death to the woman.
These ambiguiues have fueled
the conflagrauon the abonion
issue has flared into.
a fetus' "life." Here it is: LIFE Shakespeare, play Mozan and
begins when the unborn fetus speak seven different languages
separates physically from its before birth, the argument would
mother as a result of natural still remain invalid. The fetus
binh. An unoom child has the depends upon the mother for
potential for life, but only the survival. No matter that the
potential and nothing else. Only newoom still depends upon its
1"HC CN a Oil-'\AilC. ~ iaoN t:F lJ F E.
Thus, in establishing that
life exists only after physical
separation from the mother, a
fetus does not have life. Al -
though its cells function as liv-
ing components, it is not a sepa-
rate being--nor is itcvcn a human
being yet. A woman should be
able to have an abonion at any
time during her pregnancy or
until it becomes too dangerous
to the woman.
Dissenters of this opinion
would agree that the shon pe-
riod between non-binh and binh ANTi-~l-'TtoN.f\T; VA-1 BC8 > :t' LL. TA KE can not determine the status of a
• ) ·~· fetus' being. Yet, in that period,
when it separates from its sup-mother to continue Hfe outside however infinitesimal, an un-
poning mother does it consti-the body, it is a separate entity born child gains independence
tu1e a whole, independent life. onto itself as a newborn. and gains a separate identity .•
An anti-abonionist here A mother with an unborn The abonion issue is not
~ould most likely point out the child is one person. She is one, the issue of a woman's right to
fac t that fetuses in the womb arc single organism that just hap-chose, a fetus' right to live. nor
Therefore. ~tthout irrek capable of ~walloWing, urinat-pens to have a developing some religious doctrincs--it's a
vant political and moral mot1 ing, ~Jeeping. dreaming and, growth inside her uterus whic~ matter of whether a ferus in the
vauons. ~e need a c}l!ar-cu1. indeed, learning. However.even will later separate. Thus. the womb i alive. NO.
U.S. Students Show Deficiency ·
by Chris Andam
A 1991 report from Wa ·h-
ington, conducted by the Edu-
cational Te ung Service
(E.T.S.), bemoans the fact that
the U.S performed dismally in
mathemancs and cience skills
when compared with 14 other
European and Asian coun-
r:ncs.
The survey. the Second
lntemauonal Assessment of
Educational Progress. involved
a random sample of 3.000 tu-
dents from 1 I 0 school from
each populauon at age level of
nine and 13 years
' Half of the student were
tiSCsscd inmathcmanc and half
an cacncc. All catcgone of
math and icnce wete tc tcd an
the new survey.
Another table ba ed on
math re ult completed by nine
year-olds again show Korea
and Taiwan fini h1ng together
' in first place with 73% of cor-
rect answers. The United States.
with 55% correct, bested only
one country, Jordan.
These result arc pamcu-
lary ignificant when u i real-
ized that the U.S.A. spent 7 .5%
of its gro nauonal product on
cducaoon ( econd only to I -
rael). where as Korea. who ex-
celled, only pent 4 5% (the
~cond lo~e t figure)
The ~end n y of ian
tudents an recent years an h
urvcys 1 indeed wonhy of
cOlllJllCnt and further research.
Korea, for a dramatic improve-
ment in the mastery of~e three
R ·s (reading, writing and arith-
metic) from pre-World War JI
to the present day.
ln the article, the Japanese
who did not panicipate in the
present study arc quoted as at-
tributing l,hcir success to: I)
" ... the top perform-
ing countries offered
more demanding
mathematics and ci-
ence courses . . . ..
for themselves.
Statistics from 1938 show
mall European countric~ uch
as Scotland and Denmark. ex-
celling in subjects as reading.
math and science, with Asian
countries as China and Japan
lagging far behind. The U.S.
was not too far behind the Euro-
pean and certainly much upc-
rior to current pcrfonnance. •
But as Anchie E. Lapuinte,
executive Director of the Cen-
ter for the A ses.smcnt .of Edu-
cational Propc at E.T.S. id.
'"The a ue h~ i not about
companson . We need to talk
lonacr school hours 2) greater bout what it i possible fOC' our
motivation to schota tic e~cel-ch.ildcn to learn.••
fence from home ) le con-The tudy also found acute
ce:ntration on tudy of elective corrclauoo between certain
ubjcc . chool features and tudent
Dave K<>eni&, sophomore
"No. I don'1 lhinlc that h's
fair because this is a school for
students, so the productions
ought to be put on by students.
I've had some friends who uied
out for a couple of plays and
instead of a student getting the
pan. a teacher got it. Even if
the tcacheris better, the student
should get the pan ...
Darin Tidgen. Stnior
.. Yes, but l believe that
faculty ~hould be allotted acer-
tain amount of pans. That way.
students have a fair shot at
~tting pan . FKulty should
appear in "cameo" spots to add
humor and noVelty tO the play.
l feel the stildents should have
:s chance to ~cipate in their
own school play 5ince students
arc hen: for only four ye~
while faculty is here much
)~.
In the science. the te ting
involving 13 yCMolds. The U S .•
with 67,., COJTCCt an ~t~. w
surpassed only by two COUn·
crie Korea and Taiwan. They
Ahhough thi repon did
not comp.ire te tres"OJ with the
n t urvcy conducted in 19 8,
other imilar n:portS have con-
Ormcd the curRnt results. A
t 9 9 anicle in TM LoNlo11
Economi.s1 al pra.LSCS theA si.an
nation • c ~ally Japan and
Herein Orange Count)'. v.·c · habit . For insunce. the top (jjlil•
can endorse these scntimcntS lf pcnonnina countrie on'crecJ .._..._ __ _
we are honc ~t~ we can te tify to tnoftdcmandinamathmaticand cnce Foundation and The Edu·
the an:atcr dedication to study ience ccuse for I ~ar olds. cation Ocpa.rtmcnt • ation&J
led the field w1th 7 and 76 on the pan o( our fellow A ian The tudy . wa jointly Ccnarr for Educaoon Sta1L ic
rcspccti vel y. cuden • and the result s.pcak f oundcd by The arional a-The Educational Testin1 Scrv-
. .
stu·.
Angela Tonavanik, senior
"Yes. I think if there arc
enough roles to have faculty,
staff and students fill them. then
they should be able to. It gets
them involved whh the stu-
dents and is uplifting to the
morale of the school. Although
I would probably be upset if I
Jost a major role to a staff
~mber ...
Edison Leans-senior
.. I undemand that many
students. ~ally the seniors,
w3Jlt to panicipate in the school
productions. But it's totally
unfair to exclude the faculty
and staff. They should be given
cameo roll Their cameo ap-
pe313occ in the productions
n1ake it more SJ>eeial. But I
think tudcntsshouldalsobave
a hand at direction and pfoduc'·
ing their own plays and musi·
till
cw Jersey based oduca·
don re rch company lhac de·
eloped ttie chol tic Aptitude
~ (SA1)