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Unsolved Ho.od murder clouds latest shooting
By Russ Loar
sunwrar •
Th~ unsolved murder or Bonnie Jean
Hood on Aug. 19, 1990, at Camp Nelson
Lodge promises to cast long shadows
over today's preliminary hearing in a
Fontana courtroom for 48-ycar-old New-
port Beach developer James Hood.
Bonnie Hood's
murder. a year ago.
That unsolved mur-
der case was re-
opened after Hood
shot and killed
Beauchamp March
2 in Hood's San
Bernardino County
leasing office.
The complex theories and
rumors that surrounded
Bonnie Hood's murder are
now r~surfacing as Jim
Hood's trial date looms
was angry about
the arrest of his
brother-in-law for
stealing construc-
t ion equipment
from Hood. And
Hood, insists the
shooting had noth·
ing to do with his
wife's murder.
defense. And Sari Bcrnarpino County in-
vestigators allege that Hood received $3
miUion v.onh of hfe insurance pa)mcnts
after Bonnie Hood's death
Hood, who was once inve1tigated for
possible involvement in his wife's mur-
der, is now accused ·or murdering his
former construction supervisor, 32-year-
old Bruce Beauchamp or Fontana.
Beauchamp was tried and acquitted in
Hood told San Bernardino County in-
vestigators that he shot Beauchamp in
self-defense after a series of threats
from Beauchamp. Hood said Beauchamp
But San Bernardino County prosecu-
to r David Whitney believes Hood plant-
ed a second gun found near Bcau-
champ's body to bolster his claim of self-
Beauchamp's ¥.ido~. Sharon (Spray)
Beauchamp, told San Bernardino County
sheriffs investigators tv.o "eeks ago that·
Jim Hood paid her husband S55,000 for
the killing of Bonnie HooJ, "ith the
promise of a total SlS0,000 Her brother,
Gary Lynn Spray, also told authorities
that Jim Hood made pa)ments to Bruce
Beauchamp.
See H0001'D ~
~~Nae
~, rtSCUe wodrn bd a child into a helkopter following an accident Monday. Below, investigators eumine the wreckage.
Child lnJUred In crab; mother suspected ol 1111
By Lof1Ann 8&Sheda .....
COSTA MESA A Mission
Viejo woman was arrested Mon·
day on suspicion of drunken
drivinc after she alleacdly ran ll
red li&ht on Newport Boulev:ird
and smashed into a flatbed truck.
lnjurins her S-year-dd son.
Martha Phillips. 27, and her
son were ta.ken ~ helicopter to
Western Medical Center after
the 4 p.m. accident where they
were treated for minor inJuries.
Ir T"' CCII .... Nlllr
Officer Mike Carver said the
boy was released by early
~-cning. His mother, however,
was arrested for dmi ng under
the influence or alcohol and ad-
mitted to the hospital for over-
night observation.
Carver said Phillifie: 1 t 'ne~
to "havins a little bit to driak."
A blood·alcobol test is pendins.
PhilJips was also cited for run-
ning a red licht and failin& to
See CRAS~ ...
NEWPORT BEACH -California Homes
llQd Lifcstytes mquine. formerly Orange
Couty maprinc, reopened on Monday
udcr MW owncJlbjp .. -..; row dllJI after * company's fOlllllf -laid off and
'Au I know Is what happened to
us. We got fired, and these people
came in on Monday.
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5-dl Valley PUbtillllilli. ow.er Of South v_, MapaiM~ ~ l;aliloraia HDIDcs
.. .... ,... from Mla..,US~
lau 111 or Tom SC.Ilea. Soutb Valley oftkiak tWla ID MM Qruae CoYnty mtpli•, bUt
..... Ol lhdi fuMe format plus are not
,. tull '
.. All I know as what happened to~ .. said
Kilby Bryana. wbo WU cdilOI of the (
..... ......,, ....... prior'° the
auoua•d ...._ Oii ,,.,..., ... We act
fired. .............. w la Oii Moact.y.
"The uplaoation was simple -it was an
c.xpcnsive mapzioc to put out. Ud there
were not enoup ads. We were told it was
dosins down. I don't understand bow if
there weren't cnouah 8ds for us. there '*ere
for someone else ...
The new owners aicn ~'-ow much
they peid. but they are u,iq that they wilt
make lbe ma.pzine lea apcali\-e to publish.
"It bas cmlibility ,...h• u 90 its circu-
lation. and il has prdlle willl Ml:onsistent
printiJaa, .. uid Ma.I ............ t ol
Soulia Vally ~.~ • bas to do
Wkb _,.,. They. Md 1!*11 cwcrhcad COits.
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Mob link eyed in
alleged threats
to local gambler
By Iris Yoko!
Sl3lf wi.
NEWPORT
BEACH -fed-
eral and local
authorities arc
reportedly inves-
tigating whether
a reputed Las
Newport woman
owes Las Vegas
casino more
than $500,000
tornev's office
and the Ne,·ada
Gaming Control
Board. arc now
1me:.tigating the
c:ise. including J
whether the
Sands Hotel is
1nvo1'ed tn the
Vegas mobster linked to the
October assault of a Mission
Viejo man is also behind
threats made to a Newport
Beach woman v.ho O\\CS the
S3nds Hotel in Lis Vegas more
than $500,000 in gambling
debts.
The Las Vegas Re' icw-
Joumal reported Sunday that
Bia.kc Yek Yoon, a 27-ycar-old
m:in aJJcgcdly hired by a Saa
Ju:tn Capistrano businessman
to kill bis secretary's fi3nce.
told federal authorities that he
Wlls also solicited by reputed
mobster Richard Oota to
threaten .. an Oriental "oman"
who li\'CS on Oiff Ori\-e in
Newpon Beach.
Unn:uncd law enforcement
sources told the Rcvie"·
Journal they belic'-c the woman
was Theresa Nguyen Bouvier,
46, "ho lost $500,000 :it the
Sands Hotel in J uly playmg
large bands of baCC3rat and
blackjack. Bouvier Ji,c in the
2500 block of 01ff Drh·c in the
Newpon Heights comrnuntcy
and also reportedly h:is :i home
in Houston, Texas.
Various agencies, including
the Orange County District At·
threats.
But authorities declined to
discuss details Mondl}.
The Re,1e\\-Journ:ll reported
that it 1 not l..no"n whether
authorities h::i'c anv e' 1dcnce
linking OotJ, Yoon and the
other t"o alh:ged hit men m
the :issault c~e \\ttb the San~
Hotel.
But Bou'ier reportedly told
the ncwspa~r ui :in cvlier ar-
ticle that a Sands officu1l h:id
\-Crb:llly threatened her v. ll h
death if she didn't pay.
Sands offici.lls denied making
any threats and 3lso denied
knowing an) of the four men in
the assault case. ... Absolutely
not -I've never heard any of
those names before," said pres·
ide.nt Phil BJ):tn. who took ~r
leadership of the hotel in Feb-
ruary and b~ hired an inde-
pendent imc~tigator to study
the case.
"We h:i'c opened the doors
of the S3nlh to :in) and au
legal agencies tn\C:.t1gating the
issue. wc·d lil.c a fast resolu-
tion to this."
Bou\icr could not be reached
Monday and her :ittorne) de-
See THAEATS'la .....
At Sid Boner's urging,
city manager ticketed
By Alm Cekola
Siii Wllw
COS:fA MESA -Actini on
aUccations of fire code VJola-
tions by outspoken gadfly S1J
Soffer, police is.sued Co ta
Mesa Ciry Manager Allan Roe-
der a ticke t Monday ni&ht dur·
in& a break an the City Council
meeting.
Soffer claimed the councaJ
chambers v.ere ovc~Jcd
during the bc&inn!Jl& of the
mcctins and th.at fire uns •ere
blocked by presentation boards
and a pi no. The piano had
been UKd carlitr in lhe mcct-
ina to accompany mott than 60
Paularino Schooa DARE llU•
dents. vw ho 5aft1 sew raJ '°"
for the Caty Counetl about the
dangcn ol dru& abuse anJ ~
they want to "Ju t say no."
.. We'IJ Ji'c Mr. Soffer his
due and go through the pro-
cc " Roeder uiJ, v.ho v.as
the offiaal rcpr~ntati''C for
the COUAciL
Sof'fcr later filed an official
pohcc report and of1tccrs •ill
in~c.sticatc the allegations
In other coun ii ne"' :
•The Council pleJ d ruu fi-
nancial support for the upcom·
in• 47th Annu:il lions Oub
Fish Fry Parade nd Carnival •
one of the largc)l 'PCCia.I
C\'Cnu ia the cit •
Ocsplte bud ct problems. the
SM COUNCILAll& ,_
:
A2 Tuesday, March 17. 1992
-Unda Goodlnan
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onc of lht: fou r \Olu11tcers who \\Otk at the new information
booth 1n th.: Nc,,purt U.:ach City Hall lobby. Abo :.erving as vol-
unteer rc:cep1 lllll,t:. Jr.: ~lJr)ha L)on, Judy Cc)tr..1 Jnd Marianne
Farrell. ;ind the 1.1t~ I) 'cd..ing more \Oluntce rs.
ON THE JOB1-------------
Equ1ppeJ "11h J tdo.:phone anJ informJllon;il brochure) and
ne,,skt1er .... 1hc nc" t>voth "as s.:t up to help Cit) Hall \l)llOrs
but to .11,u '·"c ci t) cmplo~t:e!.' J lot o f time. The :.c!'\ice w.is the
bra inl"hilJ ut ~!J)Or PIHi SJn)one anJ has sccn:t:lry, Carol)•n
Oa\1,, \\ho n::Jl1zed cit~ employee) ''ere not onl) being bom-
b..1rJ1.J ''11h routine yut:!ltlllll!I. th.:y \\Cre h.1,ing to be tour guides
of sort . J1r.:l"t1ng lo)t '1'1tor:. to appropn.:.it.: ;1re:l:. of City Hatt. I
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G tx)J n .in . ..1 Coron;i <lei .\lJr re)1den1. )J1d :.he hcJn.l o f the po-
:.it1on JU't .1:. :.he \\..t'> lt1l1 J...1ng hl do more \Oluntecr work a,nd it
"a:. pe1 kd llir hu bct.1u'c "1th her bJd.grounJ in planning and
bu1ldinf 'hi: \\J:t antcrc,teJ in "bus1ne)S·l)pe \Olunt.:cring." r..tth·
er th..111 ''orling "ith ..1 chJnt~ "I have a commercial mortgage
comp:ln~, :inJ bu)iness 1-. slo" 1 :oulJn't ha\e been h:i ppier \\hen
1 he:ird ..1bout this."
"M umE QUESTIONS·--------
Ru nnins the booth in the afternoons ~tom.lay through Thur:.day
"1s reall~ a plca:.urc.'' ... uJ GooJman. ''It's been tremendo usly cd-
uca11onal And people "c.:m to really appreciate h:i' ing someone
to an:.y,er the little quc-.uon ... I plan on being here long-term."
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An\ln..: in:.:r.;.,1cJ 1n \\.llunl.:1."ring c.in l"Jll the m:>)Or"s office,
644-300-1,
-By Iris Yokoi
~..11h.rn IHr~on. Branon Coluccio, ~fourcen ~Jcl..an:n, J11cob
S"llLtnbl ry!. f\Jnn S.ili-~bul"), Li' Gorl3 • .Allbon Loni , Andy DeS-
urra, f\H1 Shnmplon, ·can ~lartin, ~cal Burns, Fred 0 mond,
Ju~tin \\ ahoord. J rHaminc Carso n. Gabe Gagnon, Stacy de
Doom. \IH:hdll' Bonner, Kristi \lontooth, Kllte L)On, Elizabttb
Dolan. 1-ric hen, in, and Uri!) Gahan of Ne"' port Beach hJ\C
been n.1m.:ll Ouhl.1r11.l1m.: StuJcnb for the 'econJ quJrtcr at Ne~
rort II 11bu l11_::h 1.h\>\l)
~l.1r1111. L..1 11~.: (rl Jelll'f') \. Dono,nn, son ofCarol~n J. Hall of
'.\t:\\.JXlfl u~.1d1. rl·~·cntl~ comrlll.:d the Ua'>IC:t Electronics Course
.H \tam i: C1 IP ' l\1mmu111c.111 •n.:._ElectrOntC'> s~hool 1n Cal ifornia.
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Janll Hl:Jd,burn, Doui.:IJ') Gutridge, Jitl....1 Proltsova, Michele
Robt rh. \nlhom ·ca nun.lo, Geraldine Thomas, and Janis \\'httl·
l r ~I ( .J ~k .. ~ m.1J1. 1.: Pn:s1Ji:nt') Lt'>t .it C)prc:)S College:
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~larlrnt.' Campo~. ~lilhcllc Kn tr, N:rncl elson, and Suzanne
\o"JI.. .111.: hl'll n.J ln the.: Dean':. List at C~pre~ Co llege.
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\VsrlJ Bo~>"-LJuca11onJI Products recently gave Barbara Deck
of C~~ \t..,.1 the company\ prc)t1g1ous Honor Society A, .. ard for
hu ouha 1nJing '>Jlc) achel\ement
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Briefly ·
S8rvlcl .... W•••lllY
for Rorence E. 111111, a
COST A MESA -Florence Gladys Edick
Staggs, a woman who graduated from
Newport Harbor High School as valedictorian
at nge 15 and went on to a distinguished
c:ireer ns a college educator, died March 12
at the age of 68 from cancer.
Community members are invited to attend
a memorial service
scheduled for 7
p.m. Wednesday at
the First United
Methodist Church,
4'.!0 West 19th St.,
in Costa Mesa.
Staggs \\as
undergoing cancer
treatment in
t-. tcdford, Ore., at
the;_ time of he r
death and was
buried at Gr:initc
Florence Staggs
Hill Cemetery in Grants Pass, Ore, on March
13.
Family members say Staggs was beloved by
students for her sense of humo r and keen
wit. She earned bachelor's, master's and
doctoral degrees in ~usiness science and
education, and taught at Chaffey, Orange
Coast and S:iddleback colleges. She was one
of the first instructors at Saddlcback College,
where she taught for 24 years nnd served as
division chair of the bu iness science
dep:mment.
Staggs, a Co)ta Mc a resident )ince 1929,
began her teaching career at age 43 afler a
business career with Lockheed. Duilders
Emporium and Sears. But ber first full-time
working experience came early as a
16-year-old society editor and reporter for
the Globe Herald, the prcdecc~or of the
Daily Pilot.
Her parents, Edwin and Gertrude Edick,
were also associated with the newsp:iper and
were acti'e in the Methodist Church for 40
}Cars.
Staggs wa active in community affairs and
chaired the organiza tion of the Junior
Women's Club of Co t:i Mesa :ind was a
member of the Association for Dusines.s
Communications. She was named
Outstanding Business Teacher .by Theta
Alpha Delta, a professional business soronty.
Her fi.rst husband, Edward A. Wilkinson
II, is deceased. She is survived by husb:ind
Edwin A St:i~ of Co t:i Mesa: son Edw:ird
A. Wilkinson 111, 35, of Gran~ Pas . Ore ;
daughter Niquita (Nikki) M. Wilkinson. 33,
of Tnlent, Ore.: sisters Marjorie Haines or
Desert Hot Springs and Rev. Jeanne Edick
of Pacific Palisades..
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be
made to the Florence Staggs Memorial at
S:iddleback College, 2800 Marguerite
Parkway, MtSSion Viejo .a269:?.
-By Ruu Lo:ir
NEWPOR f BEACH -A )Car ogo, the
famed Bird Man of Newport \\a rCJOicing -
and :.haking ht head in amazement -at the
return of four prized show bircb that \\ere
stolen by a strange character authorities later
learned wos a man masquernding as a
woman.
Now, in a less b~rrc situa&ion, Ski
Meinschein has again lost one of his brightly
colored trained birds -a dusky Jory from
New Guinea, which was-chased away by a
hawk about tt week ago.
Meinschein, who for years hos entertained
Newport Pier visitors with his feathered •
troupe, believes someone in the area has
found the orange-and black-colored bird
named Wildfire and hopes &he finder will
return the attractive bird as soon as possible.
"The bird requires a special diet and
formula of baby food and honey," said
Meinschcin, who is offering a reward for
Wildfire's return. "Thousands of people have
held the bird over the ye:irs."
The 8-ycar-old bird was flying toward
Meinschein's 24th Street apartment around 3
p.m. on March 6 when "this h:iwk came out
of nowhere" and began chasing the small
Jory, Meinschcin said. "Wildfire was
screaming like crazy, flying elusively," and
apparently managed to get :iway from the
hawk, Mcinschein said.
Meinschcin hasn't seen the bird since, but
a friend reported seeing a young white
woman in her late teens or enrly 20s about a
week later, standing on the sidcwaJk around
15th Street with the lory in her hand.
Mcinschein said he didn't have much more
o f a description, but he believes the \\Oman
probably found the bird and didn't renlizc its
value or background.
"She probably just thought he found a
beautiful bird,"
said Meinschein.
"She's probably in
love with
it ... Wildfire is a
\Cry personable
bird."
,
•
He asked anyone
with inform:uion to
call him at
673-1218.
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Missing bird (left)
Last year,
Meinschcin was devastated \\hen he a~oke
to find Wildfire and ttlree other birds mis.sing
from his :ip:inmcnt. He su pected they'd
been stolen by a )'Oung \\Om an who'd tricked
him into allowing her to stay :H his home.
After reporting the theft 10 police and
l~I newsp~pers .. detecri\es 3Irestcd Randy
Dean Waters, a 22-)ear-old unemployed,
local motel dweUcr ~ho fooled Meinschein
:ind even police into thinking he was a
\\Oman.
-By lris Yolo/
COSTA MESA -The Orange County
Ch:ipter of the Americ:in Red Cross wilt hold
its annu:il Dis35tcr Preparedness Academy
March 25 al the U.S. Marine Corp:. Air
Station in EJ Toro.
The ac:idemy -themed "'Partners in
Community Preparcdnc:.s" -~ de igncd to
educate go .. ernmenl, school, bu in~ and
industry officfals on h to handle and
prep:ue for natural disas1ers.
During the day-long a.c.idcmy, 19 seminars
will be offered on a \'a ricty of lopic:s.
including business' recovery planning, dis351er
planning for community a re providers,
managing schools disaster programs, h~man
response disasters and a shelter opcrauons
work.shop.
In addition, 1he Academy will offer the
stale Office of Emergency Services four-class
certificated series on "Earthquake and Fire
Hazards in High-Rise Buildings."
The Academy begins at 8:30 a.IJ'I. and ends
at 4 p.m. Registration for a full day is $55
and cos& for a half-day is $45. Bo&h include
tunch.
For more information, call the local Red
Cross office at 835-5381, extension t•3.
Seminars will be filled on tt first-com~
first-served basis. •
-By n~ Daily Pilot
A11K11a1 II h111r • Illy
NEWPORT BEACH -Late Balboa Bay
Club owner Williilm D. Ray will be
posthumously honored Friday by the Orange
County Coast Association.
The co:sst:sl organization has chosen Ray as
the first recipient of the Ken Sampson
Annual Award, presented to community
leaders who have made a special contribution
to the Orange County coastal area. Rny, who
died Dec. 15, 1991, of anccr at the age of
57, was selected for his work in revitalizing
the Bay Oub and the Newport Beach
Country Oub and his m:my charitable and
civic in .. -olvcment .
The nward is a tribute to Sampson, who
Jed the development of the Dana Point
Harbor.
Ray's wife nc .. erly will accept the award :it
the association's noon meeting Marth 20 at
the Newport Beach Country Oub.
-By Tb~ Daily Plk>I
ll.-1111111 11111 •••If• ......
The N~pon Harbor Republican Women
arc offering :i si.,·v.cek summer intern hip for
1hree women in the diStrict offices of st:ue
Sen. Mnri:10 Bergeson, Rep. Chris Cox and
state Asscmbl)m..tn Gal Ferguson.
former first b:isem:in Ste"c G:ir-.ey, \\hO
played for the Dodgers and the S:sn Diego
Padre • ~ill be the dinner speaker 3t the
Nation:il Association of Purch:isin&
Management of Orange County mec1ing tit
6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 19, at.1bc Red
Lion Inn, JO.iO Bristol Street. in Cost11 M~
Gaivcy will speak oo "Meeting AJ,ersity
Head On" based on personal t.:tpcrienccs.
Garvey re&ired from the S:lo Diego Padres in
1988 nnd h:is smcc sened :as ch:Urm n of
G.mey Commumc:uions and national
campaign chairman of the Multiple: Sclerosis
Society.
Dinner is scr-.cd al 6:30 p.m. anJ custs S20.
for rcscr-.ations, C".tll Chucl A)res al
532-0170.
-B~ Tltt> Daily p;Jol
Costa ~1e a
PoltC"C &rTC$tcd 32-ycu-olJ Augustan
Gumcz. S3turcby an the 700 blod; o(
\VC)t 19'b Street un lU$piaon o( s.:lleni
dnip.
Ccd1l.: e.ut11Jiooc, 19, was al'Kltc:d
on 11:.ubor BoUh-ard 11 tbc nmp IO
th.: s.m Diego Frccaay (~y Frid:ay
wi l..Sp1cion ot bur&J:a.ry.
mcnr •ottb a total Sl.4-U •:as 1.tokn. • About S.ulO •orth o( tanscric and S
.. orth or ma.ltcup ere stolen 0\-Cr the
wcdcnJ (roll\ a ~ on tbc 600
block or OrthiJ A~uc. PolJcc fu-1nJ
no sicn of (~d entry.
in lbc 11\:blcr bedroom o( 1 house on
5.lppbirc A\"C. Tbc ibcfi ns ~crcd
nJ rcportcJ O\cr tbc v.cckcnd by rcl.l·
"'~i •ti.> -.-ere: orpn1z11tJi the dcccliCJ
\t.:tun'i bc:lon1)na>
• Darell Perk.ms. ZJ. r.as 1ncstc:J I-rt·
day Oft lUSpiclOI\ of buJ'&l.uy No other
dcUJJ.. -. re a\-.a1l~bk: at prcu tun.: •
I
'"l>Ort ~ach
four ~t bu'Jlarics were rcponc:d
JI ~I We l Coast H.i&Jt"'"Y bc:t1'l:CQ
ThurW;iy ;uiJ Saturd.ly. The ilid1n1
gl.1» doors ot tbc bolts •ere pried
open anJ 1c:kvJS10n aoJ $lcrco cqwp-
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• A S6,<nl pl.ltinum ind di;unomt
•Ollch ind other ~"Welty •ortb a tow
Sl?.<nl •-u Jeoka IOlllCWDC bc:C-.cc•
July 1nJ Fcbnmy Crom 1 JC°"elty boa
• Gana anffiu •~re spray pa. ntc:d on
the concrete sci •~I 11 the m;am be h
in Corona dd M.ar. Pulice M>mC of the
names paiarc:J on the nlJ in bl~
liPRY paun an: iJ~nlinJ to p.tst inf Li
fowtd 1n lbc area
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Newport Beach/Coata M-Dally PUot
i Tuesday, March 17, 1992 A3 II)
A rousing pooh-pooh to unbearable' children's literature
T oday's bears don't measure up to the be:srs or stereotypes in Qrdcr to grow into righteous adults.
yesterday. That's the w:iy it seems, :soyway. Wh:st we need i :i do:.c of Pooh bear. Quite
Not ~ng ago •.was reading to my son Crom _ -aJla rt Crom the--facl th1tt-A.A. Mtt,.e·~ i.tories about di boo~ rcatu!ang a family of charactel'S'known as a little boy :ind his :inimal friends
e ~renstcan Bears. . :ire among the best and funniest
which enable him to conquer not only ad\crsity but and carried no supporting docume11i.111QI). \\IU ha
hi own foalmg.s. In the final :inaj_y)1Si he i lJrulr-W:l)' of..:rcspof!ding to a~\ cp1tticr :ronk unnam il
royal, bra'c and resourceful. When Piglet is person had hurled at him for bctn.i; nn attornc~.
Completely Surrounded by It wa~ ~ knuckleheadcd rcm:irk, C\en by th.it
Water, P-00h ri)ks his hfc to columnists standarJ., Tr ue, lav.')er:> Jl) takl! :i 101 of
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·Editor's
Notebook
It was a!I about c?nscrv:sta~n in either childrcn,'s or adults'
and recycling, the kmd of thmg a liter:iture J believe Pooh is a re~ponsible parent wants his better and more uscf ul role
children to learn abo~t: model for 3 child· than any of the The only problem as at was one . .
Or the most bo · t · I'd onc-d1mcns1onal super heroes r.mg s ones ever d . . 11 h read. Joshua seemed to agree. He an .cut1e-p1es t at ave
fell asleep. proliferated recently. ,
The reason it was boring is that Though Pooh is a goo<l sort,
the characters had no character. he often stu'!lbles, someti'!les
Those little bears were bound to behaves foolishly, often foals to
become eco-freaks because they're understand things, and
so unbearably good. sometimes succumb~ ~o greed
T~;it's the way it is with :i lot of and other-human J:ulmgs. He
It Pooh bear were iunning
tor office, I'd vote , for him.
Unfortunately, what we're
more likely to get in No-
vember's election is a vic-
torious candidate with
Pooh's intellectual gifts,
but without his self-
knowledge.
rescue ham. Equally important, flJc.k •. ~hhough l su-..~ct m.1n~ ol the p ·uplc
Pooh as humble. A bear of ,cry cra11cmng the legal prok\ 10.n v."uldn • .numJ beans
hule brain, recognizes and law}eri. thcm:.chc:. an<l_c:irmng lav.. a.i. ;ilaraci..
accepts his shortcoming. but trici. And many people, pamcul.irl) the po,,crlul and the
10 do his best an)-V.:l). pompou , hate the pre\), thou:oh,I :.ui.p1.:1.:1 hurdl)
If P h b . 1 an) body 1\ JC:3lous ol a JOurnal. t al:m. oo car v.ere running or , • . . . Dut "h:it arc \\C tu tl1111r. o! mconc "ho, upun
office, l d vote for ham.. rccea ... ing criticism. in .. 1cad of d~f ndin.: liin1).:-lt.
Unfortunatel.y, "',l\Jt "c r: more tries to dcllert the crtti i :n onto som~onc cl · ! If hkel~ to ~ct 1~ No~cmbcr s . your son or daughter did thJt, ''ould ~ua be proud1
cl~ctaon ·~.a .' actonous ca?d1date I ha\ e read, 0 ,•er the )CJI', do'tcn ma) tic
''•th Poohs mtellectu:il gifts, but hundred~. of amc.:k' :ibout )J\\\r.:f~ "ho h;l\C: b.: n
"ithout has self-I.no\\ ledge. con\lcted of the II, fraud :.ind o!hcr er m. I would
D not, hO\H!\Cr, use report'> ol tie ,1,.:i 1h ot u -.mall
children's literature, and most or cats Eeyore's birthday pee. ent
children's telcvi ion . The good arc before he can reach Ec)orc "ith
-----· unbearably good and, usually. it. He falls 'ictim to the paranoia
unbearably cute. Evil is 100 percent evil and 100 of the demagogic Rabbit and enters intu a plot to
percent .ugly. There arc C\idently a lot of people kidnap baby Roo.
who believe children need platitudes and Pooh. hO\\C\Cr, has importJnt redeeming qualities
Send your items for Around
Tatm to Bob V.Jn Eyken, The
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa
Mt'sa, 92627.
Tuesday
Creative selling -Creative
sellmg "ill be the topic of a free
lecture at noon TuM.'.ly .1t
Newport Center L1br.:>ry, 856 San
Clemente Ori,e. "The PO\\er of
Creal.J ... e Selling," ''all deal "1th
increasing sales po''er, enh;incing
sales memory. developing ;i S<1le:>
personality and bu1ld1ng a sales
consciou)nes). P;irt1cipants may
bring lunch to eat during the
hour-long program. Call 644 -3 191
for cn(ormallon.
Homeowner a ssociations
-The Southern Cala(omaa
Chapter ot the Community
Associauons Institute ''ill hold its
monthly luncheon at noon
Tuesday at the Red lion Inn in
Costa Mesa. The luncheon will
feature legislati\e representatives
and attorneys, who will discuss
new laws relating to community
associations. For information, call
380-7360.
Help for farents -
Parents ''ho fee they ha\e fo iled
in thetr roles and want to learn
hO\v to deal with their emotion) ·
should attend weekly support
groups beginning on Tuesday. The
group will meet at 7 p.m. '"ith
ps)Chotherap1:.t laqueline Hardin.
There as a fee of S 1 2 to CO\ er
ca:.ts. Call 723-1132 for
information.
Wednesday
Orc hid care -Learn
about C) mb1d1um orchids, how to
select orchids (or purchase. soil
muc. repotting and di\ 1d1ng, proper
S'O\"ani; conditions. and
fert1lizat1on techniques at a class at
Sherman Library and Carden5,
2647 fast Coast Highway, Corona
Del MJr on \\'ednescla~, March
18 at 10 a m. Rl-gi)trat1on is S 15
and preres1>lr,11ion is requtred.
Call the C.Hdcn ofiice Jt
673-2261 for additional
in(ormallon.
Watercolor class -
RegistrJl 011 ior b 31nning and
intermcd1.lle '' att!rcolor p.linting
classes for senior> began:. on
WednesdJ\. \ \.lrl.h 18 Tt'e
beginning cl.1!--. lx.>3ins on April 20
to June 18 and the mtcrmc>C.liate
cl•m tx--g·ns on April 20 to lune
22 All cla.,~ \\1 be he'J at the
\ \ e:;t Nt?\\ P'"Y l Commun1t~ Centl'r,
883 W. 15 St , "\."port BeJl.h
Ft.'t.> ior both cl.h~\.'S i:. S20 C.1
B.ubara Finn at 6.;.;.J:?40 \\Ith all
qul":>l10n).
Preschool open house
-The Sun h nc Covper.u 'e
Unlt•dVMy
of Orange County
Put your money
in the right hands.
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• 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
..
Speaking of very little brain, I minority of law) Ch td cast .1 per ions on .in r.urc
recently read ·:in assertion by an profession. or to comp..1rc at un1a,orab.) tu an)
attorney and amateur nC\\)papcr other. I doubt cvc:n R;ibbat .... t hh mu~t l:ituou'>,
colu mnbt to the effect that there arc more "ould do that.
honorable l:l\\)Crs th:in there arc honorable Hob ntn £JJ..tn is the l'1lu1·3 :J \iH:inl tdi1ur. Iii>
journalist). The remark, \\ hich \\JS not footnoted C'Oluma appears ~n l uud;iy;.
Preschool, a nonprofit school
(ounded in 1959, \\ill have an
open house from 9 to 11 :30 a.m.
March 18 at 2850 Fair\iew Rd.
Call for anlormation at 540-1183
on '' eekday mornings.
Irish story hour -The
C())tJ Mesa Library, 1855 Park
A\e .• C())tJ i\leSJ, \\Ill pre:;ent
"lri>h Stori~ and Music" for all
ag~ \\edne:.dav from 3·30 to
.;;30 p.m. Admission is free. Call
6·16·8845 fur more information.
Literary discussion -n e :-0.e'" \ \'orld or Fiction
cl -cus,Jon group wall meet JI an
the commun1tv room of the
'\\.\\port Center Libra'). 856 San
Ucmcnle Dr .• Ne"' port Bc.1c h. t0
:>1.U> :.. \J •u b \ l.lhlouz's "The
Bt'&.nn1ni.; and the End"
Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Refre.hments '"II be ser\cd and
participants mu,t ha'e read the
110\CI. Call 644-3191 for
additional information.
Bay archaeology -
A pro<;ram on the arch.leo!og al
lreJ>u•es of the upper Ne\\port
Bay '' II be ollered at 5 p.m.
\ \'cdnesday in the Newport D,me:..
clubhou>e, 1131 .B.1<jk Bay Or ~e.
For 1niorma11on. call 7SG·8i--or
548· 1535.
Human re lations -The 'e" port ·''~ Ir\ ine Inter• ·h
Council ''ill hear fi, e ~peaker)
<l~aling "ith homeles,n\.~~. po\ crt
Jn<l other Jreas ol col' em Jt ·
n1>0n Wedne~d.1y Jt 11 c \ic .1
Ln.ted \leth<xl t Ct • Ca I
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Thursday
Easter bonnet -r• c
:-0.e'' port Htlls G .. m.lcn Clt.b "111
~pvn...or Spr1n • i:> :i the H·A.r", a
cla)~ l., Pat ShJ\\ on cre.lt1ng \ o~·
o .\n EJstt1r bonnet, at 9.30 J.m
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Clubhou>e. 1900 Port Carlo''
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r-.:ougt: n • t G-!4-4u5 -for
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Or. :-.:e"1>0rt Bl•ach at -pm.
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Western State Um\ ers1t...· Coll~~e ot l.Jv. v.111
host an tnformauon wmm.iir an vour ,an?3
Your quesnon will be an""' er~ r~~.arding
•Law School Requ1rementc0-
when & how to •J.Tl~
• Fmanaal Ass1 t.tnce
Wednesday, March 18, 1992
Fullerton • 6:00 pm
Thursday, March 26, 1992
Irvine • 6:30 pm
• lrvtne Campu
•Placement
•Scholarship
•The Law Sch I AdmL ion Test (l.SAT)
A quesbon .and .answer penod v. 111 foll w the
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fir t<o me f1~t-<,et'\ ed baslS
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Tuesday, March 17, 1992
Entertainment , •
Muldoon' s opens early for one of its bi•st days of Year
'rS A GLORIOUS ST. PATRICK'S DAY. THE TOP 0' THE
MORNIN' TO YOU -Muldoon's Irish Pub and Restaurant
opens today nl 10:30 a.m., getting a fine head stnrt on a day of
celebrating. Aisling, a five-piece Irish band, will provide many a
happy tune :ill day while Muldoon's serve s nn
:ibbreviated me nu featuring Irish favorite~:
fish and chips, i.tew, corned beef and
cabbage, and something called "Old
Bui.hmill's breast o' chicken" (This fowl takes a
splash in the spirits -before being sauteed :ind
served.) Thae are plenty of green and whhc
dccorationi., balloons an d merriment, with a third
b.tr open for lhe day, plus a dart boa rd .
Rei.cf\ at ions arc not accepted; expect a Crowd of
pl.1) ful OC leprechauns. •
0
Tastings
and Tidbits
O'GlNO'S ON TllE (EMERALD) HILL -And
lrom \\ann.:i·be-lmh for the day, our fa\orite is
Gino Uocro, "ho promote s his 17th Street
restaurant as "O'Gino's" (a.k.a. Gi no's on the Hill}
for the annunl shamrock celebration. A Blarney
Stone sand" ich with corned beef and cabbage on
grallc.:d rye;\ ill cost S6.25 and there is, of course, corned beef and
cabbage. A pant of black and tan (light and dark beer) plus a shot or
famc:son's "hbkey \\Ill get St. Paddy's day off lo the races at O'Gino's.
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NEW DELI, ITALIANO STYLE -The Wok is no more and has been
repfaced by Guido's Hallan Sand"khcs. The owner, former Chic:igo3n
Guido De Vito, has scoured the premises, now squca .. y clean, and is
ready 10 serve double Italian sausages with bell peppers, or his own
gi;lrdiniera (:i savory tomattrbased vegct:ible sauce) as a sandwich,
S4.75. French fries arc SJ, and chili-cheese fries are SJ .95.
Deli sandwiches include turkey breast pastrami with lettuce, tomato,
pickles and choice of homemade potato salad o.r cole slaw. Four ._inds of
bagels and five ._inds of pastries, plu a variety of hot dogs, arc on the .
menu \vith genuinely economical prices.
De Vito is planning to expand, and serve clams and oysters, with patio
service when his beer and wine license comes through. The place is
open from 6 a.m. t~ midnight d:iily. h's directly across from the Balboa
Day Club, at 1400 Pacific Coast Highway.
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WINE TASTING DINNER AT TREES -Russell Armstrong will
present Cuvaison wines at Trcu on April 6, with a fi,e-course
meal enhnocing the rich and elegant wines from this southern
N:ipn-based winery. Menu includes Alask:in crab and fresh corn
chowder, medallions of sauteed pork tenderloin with green apples and
the crusty zing of Madag:iscnr.pepper corns, marin:ited, grilled boneless
i.quab on a pasta lattice with plum sa uce, roast loin of lamb en croute
wit h garlic spinach, c~rrot puree and Madier:i sauce. Dessert is
composed of burgundy cherry truffles :ind selected cheeses. Cost per
person is SSO. An apcrtir will be served at 7 p.m. with dinner served at
7:30. Phone 673 -0910 for reservations.
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SOS DINNER TICKETS-GOING FAST -Du~ts for that celebrity
chef dinner, scheduled for April 3 et Tht Robert Mondavi Wint Hd
Food Ctnltr, to benefit an SOS project, are going fast. For reservations,
phone Ka(en McGlinn, 540-4728.
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SINGLES llEADING f'OR 'fllE BIG APPLE -1'hc Shaak Gourmcl
Club is heading for Manhattan in mid-May, with six days or
sight-seeing and gourmandizing planned at some o( NYC'S top
restaurants, including Doulcy. According to the 1992 Zagat Restaurant
Survey, Douley is the most c>.pensivc and most difficult reservation to
obtain in Goth:im. For membership information, phone 854-6552. The
New York excu~ion will co!.t $1,599, including air fore. . • . 0 .
TAMALE TIP OF THE WEEK -A Costa Mesa neighborhood pub,
The Stag Bar and Loungt, :it 145 E'. 19th Street, serves pork tamales
and bed enchiladas to its steady customers, and the popular tamales arc
a hot item for take-out. Both cost Sl.50 apiece, 12 for $10 .... Order
ahead at 646-7307.
0
PRICE BREAK FOR EARLY BIRDS -In. cnse you missed the
announcement, Windo"s• at the Newport Bc:ich Marriott Suites on
Bayview Circle, is offering three-course dinners at a special reduced rate
from 5:30 to 7 p.m. every day. Prices start at $8.95 -a marinated nank
steak with green pepper corn s:iucc and onion straws, served with new
potatoes is one of the entrces. Chcrs fresh fish or the d:iy .is $9.95. An
idea if you like dining early or are on your wny to the m0V1es or thenter.
It's at 500 Bayview Circle. Phone 854-4500 for reservations.
White shines on CryStal Court crowd
:3y .Ian CoKer
L oof...1111.! :it lhc stJge like . lhe
pruuJ p.ipJ of .:i Li ttle
Le 1i;uc:r ''ho JU)I hit a
l.1•1111.·r. A l ~lc:\1,irt \\,I) beaming.
· I 1!1u.i~111 11 \\:J) grcJl," said
t!"-. U:1t1,h 1'1.tp )!Jr J!I he stood
inr1.-.t11...111L1:d nc:Jr lhc back of the u'>HJt~~l11.·d ..:n.l\\J. "This is the
t:r~: t1:11.: I \1. :.c1.•n him \\ithout
;: c: i'c:ing 11p thc:rc nc:\t to him ...
·1 he: him !:>tc:,1 .irt ("Year of the
C.1:." ···111· PJ,-,;ig-.:s··) referred
t > \1 J' h1, 1nJ ., gu1lJn)t. Peter
\\ll1t:. "h·• .1~t>ng \\Ith a newly
!ham 1.-11 -·" th...r gr0up ddighted
.sbll .t 5) l ,(h.1ppc r:. .inJ contempo·
r.i!J·J.•ll f.111-. Sunda~ afternoon at
Cf\.,1.11 Ctiurt 111 Co)tJ ~k!>n.
!:>k" .irt drl>' c Jo" n from his
Hd·,\1r 1 ,,me tl.l hear Wh ite.
'' hl>"c Sr 1111~h· .inJ Car1bbi:a n-
in,r1rcJ )l•unJ is cJptureJ on l\\O
,,,10 ;ilbum... 1990'~ critically ac-
.. LumcJ "Rc,eitkz-Vous" and the
r~ .. -.:n:h rc:k.:i,eJ "c.\CU)ei-~loi.''
I .. 1. 11·,on~ ~ct. \\htch drew
1 i uni hut h J lbum~. ";is remJ rk;ible
1 ti 1· · i-.c1t the .iudic nce en-
t!:r .ii ~J L\-.ll th J~1i )Lime of the
·~t., ... lll~ \\LIC .1Jm l tc:J!~ \11ng111g
: \\ 'i.:.:. "h1"c: "1ll\ bJntcr \\J'>
" e1. ~ · . 1~ .1, tl -.:· niu~1..: 11:.elf.
c~.1.1 -..:" ... 1 numbc:r., \'1t h. "The
J;JJ l! '" ,:, ·1 l..r:1m th1' on1.• ..
flu• ~:.:.h 1, h:c "hen \OU hJ\C
. . . 11'u1. ,1,,,,1:ir ~ ur th'c chart!>
I \\.l,,.: •. \J,11" hJ' rc:JcheJ num-
.: . () J, J 1, 'trll ri,111g, ~PJ'' nang
. J:.. JnJ the: nccJ lo lorm a
'1:-,I \\ t. k pl.1)~ At My PIJcc in
'.I: I \ J\ 111-.I 'l 1.C::.JJ~.
P11 -.. .. 1 R1;~'· \1 ho I) proJucing
the Sunday afternoon jazz series at
Crystal Court, sa1J she signed
White to play before the album
took off. His popularity \\JS con-
firmed by the cro"J being double
the size of last week's serie~ open-
er and the long line at c~~tal
Court's Compact Di cs l:Jnlim1ted
store, "here the guitarbl signed
au togra phs and copies of
"Excusez-Moi'' after the shO\\.
Ai. for lhe concert itself, While.
\\ho only played acoustic guitar
(the albums featu re some electric
lacks as well), displayed n~1 hei. of
brilli.ince. particular!~ U(l "l\toon-
light l\lontrcal." "hich fcJtured
subtle strumming, quick riffs and
evel)thing in between.
The cro'' d-ple asing "Dream-
" alk" \\JS highlighted by White
:ind alto sa:<ophonist Da,id Camp
"al ... ing into the crowd before
meettng in the center and launch-
ing into a cat-and-mouse exchn~c
of solllld. AS tht song drew to an
end. pi:lnist Robert Alpert picked
up the pace, then launched a
moody solo that co mpletely
changed the once upbeat piece.
Mv fa,orue number \\as the
quick-little ditty in the middle of
the i.ct, "l\ly Girl Madge," a folksy
pluc .. cr featuring While ac-
compJntcd only by drummer John
M:i,·h.im. "I wrote that \\hen I was bor~J one night," the guitnrist said
shcepai.hly.
For an impromptu encore.
Whtte and fnendi. pla)ed "Drhc
By Night" from the l:itest rcleai.e .
after which the guitarist apologeti-
calh informed the audience,
"Th.at's all "e kn ow. Th:in k you
'cry much."
As White rc11red to the music
store to pre s the ncsh, Stew:in
s:iiJ the cuit~1rii.t ''ill soon tour
\.,.ith him 10 Europe. and they may
bring the shO\\ bJd. 10 the Statci. .
"Now th:H Peter hai. a band, "c'll
probJbl} hJ\C them play :ind then
I'll come out and sing some
~ngs." Ste\\Jrt said.
Ju,dging by Sunday's
White and company will
tough act to follow:
Skid Row electrifies Irvine Meadows
By l<.ltJ1y Lyford
S~· JI ·~ ·~~ 03 t P cl
I C\I ,·..i~J Sk1J Row'i. concert Sa.turdJ) night
.it lf'n c: \l.:Jdows to be entenaining. but I
''·•' m•t prep.ired for the incredibly
ckctfll~1ng '>huw the hea')·metal band put un
LcJ l' r10cr Seba.suan D:ich, 6 feet three
in1..hC'> lll kp. hJtr and attitude. s .. 1d Row
pr,>J .1~ cJ mu re energy than the Ed1wn compJn).
lb . .: ..:u1 ..:ert had no low points. than._s to the
I.id th.11 the band a'o1ded the endle!>!>ly ted1uui..
-.df cun~ratulJtO!J .
~r1..:it-:imc·tu·bo to-the·bJthroom '>Olos thJt most
hJrJ r1 ...... hcJ') mctJI JCb fee l obhgated to
pu lurm \Jn ll.ilcn b the biggc~t offender) S ... 1J
R, ,, u11nl in)tcJJ fo r J ~hurt. cntert;iining Jrum
\ulu b' Rub Aff w.o Jn I J coq:: of th e RJmoncs ·
"P)}l.htllhcrJp} .. b) guitarist Rachel 13u1Jn
I h1. on·,tage secunt) earned ti'> pa)chc,.,_ b)
haulint! ,if( ;1n cndle'is stream of o"er-enthu)tJst1c
fan., "hu ._cpl running up to the bJnd At one
pt11nt, th1' trend became \O ludicrous th.:it e\en
13.1..:h h.1d to IJugh. qu1pp1ng. "\\ hy don't you Jll'>I
all cume up here on the slJgc "llh U)? ~lost uf
)O" arc here JlrcJJ) an~J)."
Skid Row was more polished than last summer
"hen the band opened for Gun~ n' Roses. Bach
a'oided the tirades that took a'"ay from July's
performance and put has encrb)' instead into the
performance. Ho"eH~r. :it one point, he vented
some anger tO\\ard a group of 81blc-thumpers in
Alabama "ho prate tetl S._1d Row's concert there.
As Bach explained, these poor, mi guided fools
called heavy metal music "s tank " and s:iid shat
Skid RO\ 's song "Ouicks:ind Jesus" was the "most
evil of all."
Bach nnd the bnnLI ge nuinely seemed to enjoy
being on i.tagc, and the: crowd or 14,000
mesmerized fans sho"ed their nppreciation by
staying on their feet during the entire
perfomlance, including l\\O fabulous encore .
For 1hc fi~t encore, S._id Row performed
"Train Kept A' Rollin,'" the blue~ tune:
populanLcd by AcrO!lmtth, joined by gu itarist Duff
~kKagan and drumme r Mi tt Sorum of Guns n'
Roses.
Opening for Sk.J Ro\\ wa Pantera. an
up-:ind-coming b;;ind from Dall _ While their
sound is \ery diffe rent than Skid Row's, they
:.ecmcd 10 h3\(' 3 large rollO\o\ing an the
carl)·Jrming cro"d.
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A car's tire pressure
decreases approximately one
pound per square inch for
each 10-degree Far~nheit drop
in temperature. A tire
c o rrectly inflned at 70
degr~es could be as much as
five pounds under-inflated at
20 degrees. Tires should be checke~ Q(\en~and only when
they are ·~cold'\ preferably
before the car is driVen in th~
morning or driven le.ss than
one mile. Tires expand once
thev heat up, making the air
pres ure reading iruaccurate.
Under-inflated tires cause
more tre~d than necess~ to
come into contact with the
road. This affects vehicle
co ntrol. It also creates
excessive drag which wastes
&a5oline and wears out the
ures. To obtain accunte tire
pressure readings, buy a good
qu~ty tif'e guage.
HINT: Conventional
tires require a minimum 'll
32·inch tread depth.
CHmCIOllQ
DISC8P~
t.-,.,_Doily,.... T b e d o n • t ma k e
Peter White (lop photo) plays to an o~erfl<Ming cr<Md (abo\ie) Sun-di.sc-bral" tnds like they used
day in the Center Court area of Crystal Court in Costa Mesa. to. Because the old asbestOJ ..----------------------------1 pads were deemed to be
health hazards, disc
manufactuttrs have turned tO
Share
Your Good Taste
With Otherso
,.
asbestos-free friction pads. As
good as the new pads are,
they do not. dissipate heat u
well as the old pads. On some
cars, this beat l>uildup is aided
by tyling air dams that
ddlect cooling air cum.nu
away from pads, rotors., and
c.alipers. As a result, there is a
potential for hut-induced
pullmg, fading, and o~u
~I-braking symptoms. For
this reason, it is suggmed
tbat car ownen have their
disc-brake assemblies checked
on a ~ and frequau
basis. The last thing a car I
owner can afford is a car with
compromised stopping power.
h LS a good idn to ban
your bra.kcs checked at evtty
1 sprin and f a.11 tunt-up. PlcuC
come to C & F for &ll ~
cu repair and tuning ~
locat~d at 2090 Pbccntia.
Plnse c.tll w lI you need to
schedule work at 646--6910; I
opm Monda through FndaJr
8:00 -6:00. e arc appn>ftd
by AAA. ·and t«q>t mai«
credit cards. This as U.O u
official insrction swion. We
~!!di:t :,~ ...
Hfm: Most ...., an
rely oa &heir front clilc ...._
foi u GNCll 11 IO perce1' ol
thm stopping power.
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Commu ib for-umt==~~.' Commun9'y;foruml\JM on Tuesdays,lhundays ancrSatUrdays-===£cfltOrWllUam lotidefl ... 642-4]21, ext. 351
Another view Rubbergate
Two more
toll road
rilyths
We get the government we demand but just. don 't demand eno~gh
W ill Swnim's Mnrch 4
column nbout the
San Joaquin H ills
Transportation Corridor was
filled with nlmost as many
errors as tired cJiches. Allow
me to correct just two:
"The corridor will open
vast tracts of land to new
development ... "
WiU c:u1't read a map.
Nenrly every acre of llnd
adjacent to the corridor is
already developed. Of the
remaining acreage, all of it
is already wncd, much of it
for open space.
"The money (to pay for
the corridor) will come from
the usu:il source: )OU and
-me." ·
I This misleading
implication i) repeated often
by corridor foe despite
evidence to t he contrary. In
fact, the vast majority of
funds for the rurriJor "ill
come from:·
t
(1) Dc,elopmcnt fees on
construction of new homes
and commercial building!>.
(2) Tolls. H )OU ch~c to
E u-phe·mism: An
inoffensive term
substituted for one
considered offensively e>.plici1.
DP. JI Elll ..
Euphemistic
language is
something mos1
of us resort to
at some time to
make what is
unpleas11n1,
unpopular or
offensive seem
somehow less
unpleas:inl, less
unpopul:lr or
------less offensive. Conservative Friln~ly, I enjoy
P liti. spotting
0 CS euphemistic
words :ind
phrases in conversation -
particularly political conversation
-and engage in it myself o n
occasion.
Among the more popular
politic:il euphemisms arc
"1ermination of·prcgnancy"·(al..a
11bor1ion) ;ind rc,·enue
enhancements (ak:i 1ax hil.;cs).
both o r \\hich dbguisc r:ither
unplca nn1, unpopular and
offensi'e acth ities; hence. the
need for the euphcmi m.
Last week, a brand new
political euphemism was indexed
in the congressional lexicon by a·
top official in the office of the
sergeant or arms of the US
House of Representatives. The
nasty, negative term "bad check"
has b~en replaced by the much
more rcspccrnble phrase
"advance on salary." It was
devised to disguise the persistent
tendency of many members of
Congress to write checks for
amounts exceeding their bank
balances.
. For most of us, such checks
are "bounced," that is, returned
to the person to whom the check
wns written with the notation
"Returned. Insufficient funds."
Jn addition to the considerable
einbarrassment attached to
having a check bounce, a
financial penalty is generally.
applied.
Dut \\hen members of
Congress \\rite bad checks, their
banker considers it "an advance
on salaft," pa)S the check, and
s:iys nothing.
OK. l'll grant a little leniency.
Members of Congress arc busy
people, preoccupied with weighty
m:ittcrs oCst:ite. Out 8,331 bad
cks in one 12-month period?
Giv e a break! That's an
aver e of 19 per membe r! Some
law akers wrote rubber checks
totaling more than $1 00,000. The
General Accounting Office said
• 134 members alone accounted for
581 bad checks with face values
of Sl,000 or more.
The fact is, the congressional
banking scandal has little to do
with bounced checks. After all,
the checks were not bounced.
They were "kited." According to
my dictionary, a kited check is "a
bad check or similar fictitious or
worthless financial instrument
used to raise money or maint'4!in
credit temporarily." In short, they
spent m-oncy that wasn't there
and worried about it later. So
what else is new? That is what
Congress has been doing with
our money for years. Deficit
spent.ling is in their blood.
T he federal deficit is currently
ho,cring :u S400 billion for
the year. That's more t han ·st
billion a day, $42 million an hour,
or S700,000 a minute. Simply put,
every second of every day, the
federal government spends
$12,000 it doesn't have. H you
cam a modest $36,000 a year,
)OU "ill work for four months to
pay for o nly one second of
federal government deficit
spending.
In some ways, the check kiting
scandal isn'1 such a big deal.
After aH, the House b:ink
operated for the convenience or
members of th~ House or
Representatives and
congressional records contain
evidence of 1Pember overdrafts as
far back as 1830. JC we arc honest
with ourselves, most of us will
:idmit having slipped up at least
once and writing a bad check.
and most comme rcial banks make
overdraft protection available to
ordinary customers like you and
me. Besides, only a few members .
of Congress have been fingered
as nbusing the privileges
informally extended to them by
the House bank.
What :istounds me about
Rubbergatc is the reaction of the
American public. Last v.cek the
telephones on Capitol Hill and in
congressional district office) from
Maine to Hawaii \\ere jammed
with ir:itc citizen) demanding
that Congre)) fully di)clo~e the
entire list or rubber chccl..
writer , not just the more
egregious offenders.
Yes, I made one of 1ho)c cJlb
to my co'ngre!>l>mln. ( U> 11 c
way, he's not on the h)t ! ) Uut the
real scandal is not the 1n:ib11i1, uf
members of Congn!)ll to b;.i!J~i..:c
their chc,.boot..s. RJthcr 11 1:.
the complete Jacl.. or self·comrul
in handling the na11on·s
purse-strings and spending our
nation into :in economic d1).i,h:r.
Why' does rhar not gencrJtc the
ire of the public? CJn )OU
imagine ~hat "ould hJppcn 1a
federal spcndins 1f the AmcncJn
public got as angry about hu''
Congress hanJies our monc) a:. 1l
does about the "a) congrc )men
handle their o"n mone)?
It i) no .secret that in a
democrJC)', the people get the
go,ernmcnt the) dcl.el'\e. L.i:.t
..-.eek. Congrc)) \Otcd
un::in1mously for full <lbclo)urc ol
the 11:.l of ns mcmbcr:i. "ho "rote
bJd chc u. It rci.ponJed to 1h..:
public'!> dem:ind:. .. \1a)be, JU)t
ma~bc, 1f \\C demJndeJ more, it
v.ould re:.~nd more. h') \H>rth a
lf).
Dr. Jo £/Jen . .Ulen is the
prTsident of rhe Eagle Forum of
C:.lifornia.
use the ro:id, )OU pay for it,
otherwise. )OU use the free
strcet.s :ind highv.a))
:idjacent.
There is no general
t3.Xpa)er liability to an) cit)
or county.
Sv.aim also prai es L:irry
Agnn ~ a corridor
opponent and >13.JT\S
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Petracca gets it wrong again
Hunting for leprechauns
and other local blarney
• Supel"lSOr Tom Riley.
Riley, "'hose support for the
corridors is lcgcnd;,ry, has
been re-elected four times.
Could it be that the m:i1orit)
• o! \'Oters :ij;rce v.ith him
1 that the project )houlJ
pcocccd?
As for Agran. he and
John Co' authored the
. agreement bctv.ecn ll"inc
and Ne-. port Dcach th:it
determined the current
alignment of the corridor.
And Agr.an placed it before
Irvine \Otcrs tn 1989 who
• appro .. cd it by better 1han
80 percent of the \Ole.
~UCHAEL STOCKSTILL
!
M:inager, Public Affairs
CorriJor Agenci~
Cost:t Mesa
A ccording to Marl.. Pctracca (D:iily Pilot,
March 13), the Republican Party has lost
touch with the plight of ordinary Americans.
Yeah, Mark. that's \\hy the Republicans have
elected the president f9r the fa l I:? years.
Seen through the e)CS or "delegate :it l:irge
Petr:icca" the econom)' 1> nothing more than the
summation of the unemployed, the homc~ss anJ
• the underemployed, etc.
H PetraCCJ and his .. gl\-C3\r.ty" liberal
Democratic co-horts knew an) thing :ibout the
promise of Amcric:i. they \\Oulu know that it is
about opportunit), harJ \\Ori.., and the 1e\\:lrds
th:it come with hard "orli. :ind per c'crance.
They never hj\'c anJ ne .. cr "ill understand th:u.
that's \\b)' the D1.:mocrat \\01l°t elect another
president for another 12 )Cars!
D
f0~1 WILLIAMS
Newport Beach
I "'ant to apologize to the readers of the Daily
Pilot for Mart Pctracca. It :ippears th:u the
D:ijly Pilot, lilc C\ery other nc"' p:iper in this
country, feels v.e need more of thi liberal Demo-
cratic bull sprc:id among)t us.
One of the reasons I enjoy Orange County tS
that there :ue many con C1"-at1\CS here and thafs
why the unemplo)ment rate is 5.3 per cent instcaJ
of the state's 8.7 per ~nt because corucrvntives
W.e to go out and v.orL..
I v.ish the Pilot would recognize this and nc;>t
g~c u the ~me stuff \\e get in C\-Cry other ncws-
p11per. Mark eloquently talks about George Bush
a.nd the GOP loYilg touch v.ith ordinary A.mcnca
because George Bush has increa.scd federal regu·
btion.s. ~bich he has, the deficit is up. the size or
govcmmcot is up, so is the number of people on
food stamps.
1 :agree v.ith Mark totally, :ind the reason being,
is George Bush unfortunately is a beltway Re·
publican and moderate and he acts just like the
Democrats. in fact he c:ipitul:itcJ to the Demo-
crats with bi t:a.tes. Hence v.e ha\C :a p<X>r econ·
omy, \\C have more people unemplO)Cd.
Marl·s :answer to all this is th:it we get a Demo-
crat in office and I dun't undentand -.h:lt gooJ
th:it v.'Ould do us unlc we want to mimic the
USSR. He feels the prospect arc bri&ht for a
Democrat in '92.
I tend to doubt that. I don't think the prospects
are bright at all. I think the only thing bright i.s
the pro ~ct of term limits so we can make it a
da rk day for the bcmocr:itic P:irty in -the Unifcd
States o f America.
This county cin get back to its roots "here it
bclon&S by going out and standing on its O\\n t"o
feet and not being undermined by the gO\crnmcnt
\\hich i of course, m:ljority controlled by Demer
crats • including our U.S. Congress, '~hich ap·
propri:itcs all spending.
lizbllllilll
DARRY ZANCK
Ne" port Oeach
I n today's issue your man:iging editor (1 ref rain
from using c3ps) h3d the gall to call the eliza·
beth taylor party :it D isnc)l:tnd "the event of the
decade." 1 ccrt:iinly hope and pray for :ill of us
th:it something mor'° signiri'cant wilJ occur this de·
c:ide certainty to better the wo rld. 1 really think
\\C need it. Such a statement falls in the S3mc cat·
egory as the recent Hugh Hewitt article about
"comp:ission," for the alleged crimes of Mr.
DL'lon. How long will )·our ·•newspaper' continue
to grossly insult your r.c:iders?
WALT WALLMAN
Newport Beach
Editor's oolc: ActuaUy, l.bt ba d/int on S tt •·t
.\l:trbk's tohuaa rdcrttd to tht Liz T:IJIOI' b~ub
as .. ,M bottat sloty ol lbt ttntury." Tbt column
w:u mnat as • paroitJT ol tbt mNia co•·tragt of
I ht p:uty. Hntt ktten sud as Lbt ont btlow.
0
S te'c Marble's article of February :?9 is the
most ~ting. rude and shO\\s onl) one
thing. )OU arc jealous because )-OU -.ere not in·
\ 1ted to Elizabeth Taylor's birthday party.
Elizabeth Taylor is lhc most beautiful woman in
the v.-orlJ. She h2s v.-orkcd h:ud and had to Jc.,otc
all her time to her Clttcr.
She didn't h3\'C time to rcla.,, h;i,-c fun. cnjo)
hfe. Now she h~ a busb:md who is dc,otcd to
her, :allows her to have fun out of bfc. When he
v.:is de peralcly ill. she undoubtedly realized what
was missing -living.
So ~nock it ocr •ith the insults.
A WEE BIT OF DL\R."\EY
From J. K. O'Drin
l~ CASE YOU'RE
WO~OERJNG, B'GORR.\.
\\11ERE T HE LEPRECHAUNS
ARE LURKING TlUS FOINE
DAY -Most in,;tationno
celebrate St. Patrick's Day arc
~elcomc indeed, but here's one
:uJ.,,cniure I'll manage to re)~t:
Mortgage
banler Rog(r
Luby, \\hO e
ancestors hail
from County
' Cork (with a
slight spiJlo,er
in County
L...--.~..-.-M Tippcraf) ).
has ~led me
to join him on
an
carl>·rnorning
"po'4er ":ilk ..
.ilong
Ne'4port's
------picturesque
O:ick B.iy.
..And it's there, fer shure, by
dawn's euly light, )Ou'll sec the
little lcprech:iuos performing
their mischief," 5a)S roguish
Roger, lapsing into the ~orst
brogue I've heard this v.ce .
AnJ bow can l be sure or
>eeing the fabled lcprcduuns?
"No question of it," says
Hunsdf. "We'll be taking a.Jong
3 JU& uf Jameson's l.S-ycar-old
lri h "hbL.cy, v.bich
dramatically impfO\CS the
.,j ion. Behe-.e me, )Ou'll be
cein' the little people dunng
our little con:.titution:a] -and
ma~~ 3 fc~ \\CC Snalcs that
t ·Padd\ ma~ ha.,e missed ... . . D
LITTLE O~IETHlNG
}'OR EVERYONE -Arc there
Jn) Jcv. t>h leprechauns?
.. Cen:iinl>." ~> Squire Luby,
&mpishl). ··The> 're called
kprc-Cohcn "
PllESlOC: iT
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Pl.lza. Sanra Ana. 92101
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SHUR£. A.'0 ,-15 A
DL£SS1NG -His E'.\cclknC\
Bob Brennan, ln:.h Lor<l ~tJ~vr
of Orangcshirc. pbccJ an c.;rl~
St. Patric.k's Da\ call Mond.l\
to the Auld SoJ,.,.in.q.Wnng tAAo
the hcahh~or'his 91-)e.tr·olJ
Uncle, Shamus.
"Shure, and rm nearl~ blin:.J
:lS :i bat, and l"\·e lo t m)
hearing," cro:it..:ed the old
gentleman. "Out, 1h:ink the
good Lord, I can still dmc the
ol' motorcar."
0
FIGHT NICE. BOYS -
Some or bis be)t f nends arc
Irish. insists in.sur:in c:man
Chuck TofT'ts, anJ he e'en b1lb
himself (this v.cek onl)) as an
.. honorary Hispanic-H1berni·
an." Still, he phoned Ma)Or
Brennan "i1h tllb zinger· ··o. \VhJfs the d&ffcrencc -
bet\\ccn an Imh "edding and
an Irish funcr:il?
"A One IC>S incbnatc:·
(Ma)'Or Brennan re)ponJed
by asking Torres if he
celebrates Cinco de ~b>o -.1th
.. the "caring o' the green
carJ" Yes, :i1d ChudJ '· anJ
the ~tinos sing. "Ho-. Are
Things m Gu:ic:unole?'.
D
QUICK. MIKE. T llE
llll.LEL\GH -From hi)
l.:ucst 'lSit to the EmcralJ hk,
tra,cl-,.isc Jim Conn. 1-. of
H untington Beach has
smuggled the s .. 11,,)UI\ cJ1t1on
of :an l nsh port1n& mag.:mn~
It's called "Enn Go Br3 ··
And. in commcmor;.mon ot
this glorious d3}. John U.i 1-.)
Dempsey of ~e"port lka .. h L'I
urging us to e\Chc-. :an~
brcaUast of Ensh h muffin
:ind (~ the e\prc 1~ n)
onngr juice.
}n'f'Y Kobiia •s ~Juma run
TUCscfa).s, ~~\S uJ
Sal~
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MAGAZINE: Former Orange
CmmtY magazine reopened HOOD: lnvasdgatlon has m., lheorlas
From A1
We're faxing that." •
Last ruonth, Orange County
magazine was renamed California
Homes and Lifestyl~s. the name of
1 quarterly publica1ion the com-
pany put out under its former for-mat. ,
Ora~ge County maguine pur-
portedly had circulntion or 25,000,
but rival publisher Ruth Ko,
owner of Orange Coast magazine,·
said her competitor's actual circu-
lation was about 10,000. Unlike
many publications, including Or-
ange ~range County maga-
zine d_.ve its circulation au-
• dited byan outside service.
Bryant said that California
Homes and Lifestyles, distributed
to a w6der geographic area, had
circulation o( 52,000. But with ad-
vertising revenues down and
monthly publishing costs Bryant
estimated at Sl00,000, California
Homes and Lifestyles was on tenu-
ous footing, she said.
"It's a tough market, and Janu-
ary through March arc slow any-
way," Bryant said. "I wasn't all
that surprised. I guess what sur-
prised me \\as someone came in a
day later."
According to Bryant, the maga-
zine's employees were caught off
guard to some extent. She said the
employee!> \\ere gl\en no sever-
ance pay, and none \\ere prepared
to move on to other jobs.
,
Friday and you should get there
before l."
Hearh said his company is at-
tempting to contact the . former
California Homes and Laf estyles
employees bcca-.e some may be
brought back. He id he will cut
the magazine's optrating costs by
trimming its full-time staff and uti-'
lizing more free-lancers.
The April issye of California
Homes and Lifestyles is already
completed and will go out as
scheduled, Heath said. He said
that ilS or May, Orange County
magazine will return as a pcople-
oriented community magazine,
rather than the things-oriented,
decorating magazine it had be-
come. South Valley Publishing is
now evalu:11ing how, and whether,
10 continue California Homes and
Lifestyles.
From A1
The complex theories and ru-
mors that surrounded Donnie
Hood's murder arc now resurfac-
ing as Jim Hood's trial date
looms. •
After ~ Bea~hamp was
charged with the murder of Bon·
nie Hood, his dcf.cme attorney
theorized that she may have
been killed to keep her from tell-
ing what she knew about drug-
dealing in the Camp Nelson
community. ....
From A1 '"
city said it could afford to cover
about $4'0,()()() in cwertime pay for
police ot6ccn and dea.n·up crews
to help with the popular weekend
event, which will be held during
the la.st weekend in May.
But with the budget crisis, the
coµncil urged the Lions Cub to
find volunteers who could help
clean up during the carnival and
help keep oosu down.
The magazine closed and re-
opened because Adams M.A.
Communications, the company
that managed California Homes
and Lifestyles for Scallen, h:id ap-
parently decided not to continue
operating the publication, Heath
said. He said that last Thursday,
after the sudden closure, Scallen
asked him if an offer South Valley
Publishing made for the magazine
a year ago still stood. The answer
was yes.
.. When we heard that M.A.
Communications was just going to
let it disappear, wo offered to pick
up the pieces," Heath said.
This was the ftrst time in the
history of the Fiab Pry, that there
was even a question that the city
might not be able to help cover
costs. Next year support might be
cut altogether for the Fish Fry, ac-
·co.rding to the preliminary 1992193
budget.
The Council also granted other
services for the event, such as
street closures for the parade .
• The Council killed a proposed
ordinance that would have caused
And invcstiaaton are now
looking into a 1988 drug bust in·
volving Sharon Beauchamp'•
older brother, Kenneth Spray, to
sec if it has any connection with
Hood's death, according to the
Porterville Recorder newspaper
in Tulare County.
Spray wu reportedly convicted
in the lalJCSt drug bust in San
Joaquin County history after he
was caught running 4'87 pounds
of cocaine through Porterville.
He eventually pleaded guilty to
conspiracy to sell appraaimately
1,300 pounds of cocaine and is
currently serving time in federal
prison. f
After his 'wife's death, Jim
Hood told authorities that his
wif c feared ror her life because
she kept information on cL us
tralfding which included secret
notations she made in a book
namina the involvement of indi-
viduals within the Tulare County
Sheriffs Department, accordin&
to the Porterville Recorder:
As old theories surroundin&
Bonnie Hood's death continue to
resurface, prosecutors today may
unveil new evidence and arc ex·
pected to cbarac ''apecial circum·
stances" in Hood's shootin&
death of Beauchamp. A convic-
tion of special circumstances
would brio& 1 punishment of ei·
ther the death penalty or life in
prison without possibility ol pa·
role.
.THREATS: Newport Beach woman
aUegedly muscled for caslnO debt
From A1
clincd comment. An unidentified
woman answering the phone at
Bouvier's house said Bouvier
was in Europe and declined fur-
ther comment.
Dr. Nguyen Abram, who runs
the Superior Avenue plastic sur-
gery practice Bouvier allegedly
owned for about a year, said
Bouvier sold her interest about
three months ago and has been
in and out of the country since
then, often visiting her mother
in France.
Last November, a Nevada
court ruled in a civil lawsuit
filed by the Sands that Bouvier
owed the hotel $518,000 in crcd·
it. Last week, that ruling was up-
held in Orange County Superior
Court, atJowing the Sands to
pursue collection of the money.
Yoon, meanwhile, was ar-
. rested on charges he beat and
shot Wilbur Constable of Mis·
sion Viejo, who survived the Oc-
tober attack. Yoon allegedly told
federal agents that he was a
"debt collector" for Dota and
that Dota had ordered the ''"hit'•
on Constable and other indi-
viduals linked to organized
crime families.
But authorities altcge the
order to kill Constable actually
came originolly Crom Tustin
businessman Julius Schill, who
wanted to pursue an affair with
Consuable•s fiancee, Schill's sec-
retary. Schill allegedly p:iid Dota
$42,000 to kill Constable, and
Dota in tum hired Yoon and
two New Jersey men to be the
hit men.
-: Yoon pleaded guilty last •eek
to fcderar charges in connection
with the assault. .. We have no plans,.. Bryant
said. "I think we're all going to
learn about the unemployment
line. I hear you go Wednesday to
Mark Adams, who ran Califor-
nia Homes and Lifestyles for
Adams M.A. Communications,
couldn't be reached for comment. more restrictions for new bars and .. ----,----------.---------------=-=========--restaurants serving alcohol be-
CRASH: Mother and child injured
From A1
wear a seat belt. Her son wasn't
wearing a seat belt either.
According to Sgt. Tom Winter.
v. 11ncsses told police that Phillips
was driving a Chrysler Fifth Av-
enue south on Newport Boule\ard
when she ran a red light at Van-
guard and smashed into a truck.
Costa Mesa resident Jerrv Arm-
our," 50. was the driver of that
truck.
Winter ~aid Armour wa~ dm1ng
west on Vanguard. traversing
Newport 13oule,ard, \\hen his \C-
Dec co
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hide was broadsided.
According to Carver, Armour
was nearly in front of his Van-
gu:mJ home when his vehicle \\as
hit.
Armour apparently sustained
minor injuries and accepted _an
arm splint from paramediC'!, bot
refused further medical attention
and told police he would walk
home.
Police had to close Vanguar d to
rush hour traffic for about a half
hour whale they cleaned up and
towed away the smashed up cars.
END STRESS
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at the ordinance and come back
with a new proposal.
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a High's. baseball team has established a Murderer's Row to be reckoned ~ilh after blasting four straight home runs. From left, Todd ICehrli, Tim DeCinces, Theo Rokos, Mil.e Susson.
Ding! Ding!. Ding! Ding/. Music tar CdM's ears!
Sea Kings ' homer
reputation putting
CdM on the map
By Richard Dim
Soortl ..
F unny thing about
b:l.scb:ill. There's on
unwritten ordinance
that allO\\'S pitchers to
throw a liulc crun music to
the ensuing hiucr after """'"'"~'",..
civing up back-to-back
home runs.
Maybe that's w-hy a few Corona dcl
Mar High hitters arc thanHul today that
they don't ha\C any stitching imprints
around their n"b cage. .
CdM, )'OU see, had left quite .in inden·
tation after walloping four consecuti\e
home runs. lying what is believed to be a
state ClF record.
Tllal n 1rmn me, n·s better than
.-101-
T be value of boating as a release
Crom d.tiJy stress has not been thor-
OUfh!y researched by medical or
~tnc specialists. but I am convinced
it bas p-eat therapeutic benefit.
In th.is .. ao-go society"
pressures build up
qWckly and Aon& com-
mutes oo our busy free-
ways only add to the
fru.nrat.ions. ls it any
¥WOOdcr so many people
want to live close to
lbeir boats and their
.. harbor oC ref u,c."
..
Boeting is a p-eat H·
cape -•bicb takes 11112•••• many forms -Crom ------IOaJ distance deep water raaag and kxal rcpttas
to laid back cnaisi.Da lbe
----· nearby islands Of COO* vc-.. Urbors. to simply cnaisins the
lwta ibclf with friends-and cnjofiaa the
net popular sishUccins-And .....
dacn'1 tM facet of boat .. I ml •pttt.er-
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cw ol fritacly iaaernpcioM wt lripl ao
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"I thought, "hen I came up, that this
guy "o uld put one right in my car bole,"
CdM shortstop Theo Rokos said. .
Rokos, ins1ead, saw :inoaher fastball,
pulling a J-2. down-ahc-middle pitch to
right field for ano1her home run -the
third in as many b:itters for the Sea
Kinp l:ist Saturd:iy in their 7·6 \ictory
over Foothill in the third·placc game or
the New-port Harbor Elks Tourn:unent at
Tustin High.
Funny thing :ibout hiuing. h 's conta·
gious.
The Sea King didn't top :it three.
Second baseman Mike Susson, only S·
foot-9, ISS pounds, followed Todd Ke-
hrli, Tim DcCinccs and Rok<» with :in-
othcr round-tripper in the third inning.
There was no knockd<>'4n pitch dehv·
crcd to Susson. In fact. Foothill pitcher
Craig Paisley's fif$t t\\O heaves "'ere
breaking b:ills in the dirt. Susson
wouldn't bite either ume, forcing :i 2-0
count.
That's when Foothill reliever O:iy
Roberts took over OJl the mound.
"And th:it's when the pressure started
building.'' Susson s:iid. "A new pitcher
c:ime in :ind no one ltnew what he
threw."
Certain be
"ould take plen-
ty o r routing
from his team-
m at cs if he
didn't keep the
sireak alive, Sus-
son paid close
:itten1ion durini
Roberts' eight
warmup tosses.
He liked "'hat
he S:lW. "He
threw no curve-
b a 11 s during
warmups, all
high fastballs.''
Susson s:i id.
He swung and missed Roberts' initial
delivery, a fastball. "The first pitch was
perfect," Sus.son said. "Unfortunately, I
missed. The next pitch was a ball, mak-
ing it 3-1, then be threw me a fastball
down thcmiddlc or the plate ...
Sec ya.
Susson drove
it over the lcft-
c c n t c r field
fence, CdM's
fourth home
run in a row, al-
most an un-
heard of fc:it.
.. It was
weird," Sus.son
s:sid . ''For
Todd, it's nor-
mal. Theo Tim
made it odd
with back-to-
back homers,
and Theo is not
known for his
~er. If I didn't hit one after (Rokos), I
know I would've heard about it for
Keough
undergoes
craniotomy
CdM High product
in critical condition
after being struck
by ball above ear
C orou del Mar Hieb product
Matt ~ a riabt-handcr
wida t.be cMb.ia AnFb, UD·
detwe•t emeqeacj "'l'l'CIY Monday af-
ternoon after beiat struck by a bne
dme llbcJWc die car oa die •• side of
bis bead .... tM ~· abibitioo
pme with tM Su Fruicila> Giants
MOedmy ~ • Sconldlllc, AriL Ken-IP. 3' w llnc:k by a to.I ball
olf tbe bet of S.. F....:iw» teCIOlld
b• JoM .... ~ ~
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\\eeks and \\eeks. It wa) contagious ...
The CIF Southern Sec1ion docs not
keep records of consecutive home runs
by a team, but according to Mark Ten-
nis, edi1or of Cal-Hi Spons magaune,
the Sea Kings tied a state record ~tab·
lished by Anny-Na''Y High (Carlsb:id)
ag:iinst San Diego Lutheran in 1986. lt
was also in the third inning \\hen Arm)-
Navy hit four straight four-baggers..
Sus.son, by far tbc smallest of the qu:ir-
tet, hit three three-run homers last )'Car.
so a litJle muscle-flexing is nothing ne.,.,
to him.
"Four home runs in a row,"' Sus.wn
said. "You just don't sec th:it happening.
We ba\·e a lot of pc>'t\er on this team -
we should hit a bunch more home run
th.is year."
With sophomore Jeff Matsen aboard
after a w:ilk, Kchrli tied the game, 4-4,
with a two-run. opposite·field blast 10
left off a r:istb:ill. .. lt ":i.sn "t that pc·
ctal, .. Kehrli s;iid. '"h \\35 JU.St :i home
run."
See HOMERS'I!
IRVINE -Sli&btJy out
of fcUOY< hq> Monclay niaht,
Estancia Hig_b 's Easies
could've med a bttJc help
from thctr fncods m this
boys non-league voOeyball
laughter.
With five pla)ers till out
of uniform -though QPCC'Cd to come
forth Crom basketball any day ~ -the
Eagles (1-3) were DO match for boat
Wood ridge (3-0). a team crcaung a lot of
cuh-5Casoa noise in the CTF Southern SccUoo 4-A circles;
Unranked ia t.be prescasoa 4-A poll.
Woodbridge a1rcacfy defeated two
ran.Ud tc • Edisoo iD a ttp
and ·o. 10 Dana Hills in row p.mcs. Es-
tancia. pb)ina with a m:ak . lineup
that mci\ldcd tbJtt ~ DCCIUDC
its third maiabt victun. 15-! 15-2. IS-3.
'"IX~ ovcrmatcbcd bad a k>t to do
i th it. Esiaaaa flnt· car cOKb O..C
Castle said. .. Playias a ro-nhoUle bool
like Woodbl .. it 11 take m time to set
med IO It ...
After Krilaa oe.oe. oodbridac' ...
bJe-2 ICUW outlidc tuner, ~ 11 kilt
ia die tint IWO S-CS. die arrion ... ..a wort of * &ps • dllc dlW
......... Bob Lee roUed olf 14
llraisbt pamll dilc amas IO aifll
WooclM ......... ] Rad.
TllO Ni; mwa. Eric Peaeno. ...
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•2 Tuesday. March 17, 1992 ---------------------------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------
Estancia }Vs appear very solid;
Tars have a huge "Ji111 -o c1im6
A ny baseball team starts with pitching, and
Estancia junior varsity coach David Rimi
believes his team \\On't be lacking in that
department.
"The pirching for us looks good," said Rimi.
.. We have four possibilities right now."
The No. 1 pitcher figures to be junior right-
handcr Victor Mn:rtinez, who is mostly a finesse
pi tcher "who can come up wit.h the heat when he
needs to," according to Rimi. "' '
"He mixes up his pitches and bas very good
control. Hopefully, he'll get a 9*"01 at varsity later
111 the year."
A new addition lo the Estan-
cia baseball program is Jesus
Rodriguez, who just joined the
team last week.
"He's been a surprise for us,"
)Jid Rimi. "He throws heat and
Jocs ha"e a curveball, but maybe
needs a little work on the funda-
men tals. He's a fill-in type player
"ho has caught a little and been
111 the outfield, but right now is
our No. 2 pitcher."
For i.hort relief, Estancia can
turn 10 Art Martinez, who is al-Lightweights mo)t )tnctly a fastball pitcher.
llc"ll be brought in for one-or
1v.o-inning stints.
Another possibility to pitch in Clay Frenz "ho
"111 JOll1 the team shortly si nce he has been \\ith
the l.IJ)l..etball team.
ror olkn)1-.e punch. the E41gles will be relying
1111 first bJscm.:in Robc1 t Rimi (brother of the
1:0Jch). J\ \\Cll as third baseman Luke Palmer to
brtng in run).
~pecJ '' 111 come frum Art ~tartinez, termed the
IJ:.tc:.t pl.1~cr on the team b) Rimi.
"He\ l)u r le.:idoff hitter and he's e.\tremcl)
1..1~1." s..11J Rimi . "111:. on-base percentage i!. about •oo ..111J "c 're '' orl-1r1g on ju)t having him get to
l1r~1 bJ'e If he gel\ on. he c.m :.tcJI and be in
'coring pn'>ltion.
"I le\ pi,otJI for our otten-.e"
Other l..e) plJ)er:. for the L.1glc:. include frcsh-
m..1n Clint l\tanett \\ho \\di b..ick up ~ophomore
1..it~hcr l'euro Gu1Jo. Abl>. th...:r...:') 1nf1clJer Nick
l3ulfJ, J ~l.itcr Dc1 1r..1n:.fcr \\hll h;i:. J good stove.
"\\'e think \\t: can h;i'e a goml :.ca)on," ~.1id
R1m1 "Our h1111ng ha\ been in.:on:.1-.1en1 :.o far.
but rm confident \\t:'ll be right in there 1n league
play."
0
Newport Harbor junior varsity baseball coach
Steve Stewar..t is trying to mold a winner trom las&
year's frosh-soph squad which went winless in 22
games.
"We expect big improvement," said Stewart
whose team ended in a 6-6 tie against Costa Mesa
in its opener last Thursday. "We had a chance to
_wjo that game in the bottom or the seventh, but
we h'ia a kid picked off second."
Sophomore Brett Hlista threw ~ innings ot
shutout ball against Costa Mesa and, for now, is
the Sailors' No. 1 ~tarte r.
"Brett pitched well before running out ot gas,"
said Stewart, who also coaches wrestHng and
freshmen football at Newport. ''As the season •
progresses, he should be able to. stretch out.
"Brett is one of the best athletes on the team.
He plays catcher, first base or center field when
he's not pitching, and can pretty much do it all."
Other pitching candidates for Newport include.
sophomore Dan Pickel, freshman left-hander
Frank Ortega and sophomore Carlos Gutierrez..
"Probably the best player on the team and the
team leader is Tommy Urbina," said Stewan. .. He
made the ii-witch from second base to shortstop
"it h no problem. He's more or less a contact hit-
ter who will probably bat third in the lineup."
Another aU-around athlete is freshman OUl·
fielder Greg Chatterton, who was rsity wres-
tler for Stewart, as well as a tailba k o r sh-
mcn football team.
"He may be the best pure hitter o the team,"
~J1d Stewart. "He makes good contact has a great
arm and is really a gamer. He's got a ood at-
titude and is very coachable."
Danny Eadie, another playe r who competed in
fre~hmen football and basketball, and sophomore
c;..itcher Ryan Smith arc t\\O more key elements lo
the team.
··smith pitched the last inning against C.OSta
~tc:.a anJ shut them down," said Stewart. "He's
another real good kid with a great attitude."
Ne\\ port jumps right into league play this Friday
when it takes on rival Corona dcl Mar.
"The effort has been there for us," said Stew-
art ... We just got to \\Ork on cutting down on the
mental crro~."
Dennis Brostcrbous is 11 D:iily Pilot sports writ·
rr Mbosr column on ptTp ligbhvtigMs ap~ars
ct·cry Tuesday.
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8 p.m. -U.S.-C.l.S •• SC .
Box.Inc
9 p.m. -From Auburn Hills. USA.
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Mtn'.s \'oll«')balJ
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cJm..1r..1Jcnl.' 01 true bt1JtC:r!>. I am
beginning tu bd1e'c 11 :.houlJ be a
prcrc1.ju1:.11c qu.ilaf1eat1on before
running for public office -but
mJ)bC I h.i'c been w..11ch1ng too
much T\/ l.itel} anJ need to get
b..1cl to :.eJ
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C.011• Butdball
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10 a.m -Atl·OoJ~rs, KABC (~).
Noon -Padres-Cubs, KR.fB (760).
Pro Basutt>all
Congr:11ulat1ons 10 Ne" port
HJrbor Yacht Club for getting
their Spring Series off 10 such a
greJI start.
PHRf -C - 1 Sqo..ee:e B,e. Pr'r.1 Rlcllan1son. VYC.
2 P....ssyt~ Jotri Sz.ibt. eve J Prrva:a lmho.
Kt•., Lt""-eve ~·~ ~ tOt"'~ w"tl Axes 3 and 4 on
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BAHIA COR1NTHIAN YACHT cw•
St. Patrtcks lllace9
S.30 pm.-01~-lfou. KRLA (1110).
IJocU,
7 30 p.m -Jrn·Kings. XTRA (690).
It's goo<l 10 see 45 crews out on
Saturday and 11 more crews to
celebrate .. The Wearing of the
Green·· on sunday. ToJay, "'e·re
all i0\1tcd to ~hJre a touch of the
· Olarney Stone."
C"Js -1 BI WNd (BCVCl ;J: MJletl (BCVC). 11 ·~ 2 letet Wells (~). A Burd (~) 14 • l Rush IUmi.~ (c. HS). Ai« Sdunacller 19 4 Caty H 'iJ'l C'.tfYCI. Todd AyS. UVC. 2S S
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MONDAY'S C°'*1'S
Flett 1 -B ~ WJtd Ryan a.l 'le!l BCYC. llYJ 2.
Cry t'D(;Jn· Toce: A,s l.Hl'C, 2S l. .Uc Twtltld-
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NEWPORT HARBOft YACHT CLUB
Ss>fin9Set1es
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DAVEY'S LOCKEI -3 bOa1s. 79
~·ers 4 ye1owtai1. t47 bcnllD. 28 arco
om. 3 und tws. 8 ~ 20 J"DCk fiSh. 50
rr.ac~ereJ. 22 blue perch. 50 ""' cod. 1 ling
COc!
NEWPORT ~l•G -2 bolts, 30
qrcrs 98 rock11sn, 24 SCulPll. S Whillfish. S
Sand tws, 5 Jn3CtlRI. 1 Ing cod, 1 smpir\.
E!e~d 22 - 1 Tm ~. ~HYC 2 Cl.lU~
Caw~. RICMIOnel YC. J Colin Ba:e. MiYC. 4 Ken
frast. NHYC. 5 Tom COl1IC1l. ~
Hub ~hc-rrr's boating column in
th~ D..1il_r Pilot tttry Tu~sd11y.
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COST A MESA -Selior
shor111op Doug Rysarom
ripped a grand slam homer
to highlight a six-run second
inning for host Southern
California College on Mon-
day in a non-conference
same against Montclair
State, lifting &he Vanguards
(7-9-1) to a 7-2 victory.
SCC"s Rob Fisher, making
a spot start, pitched eight
$hutout innings while giving
up only three hjts, striking
out seven and wnlking four.
The Indians (5-2) scored
twice in the ninth inning
against SCC reliever Ken
Etvin.
David Seeley, SCC catch-
er, added an RBI single in
the second inning and a
scoring Oy ball in the third
u the Vanguards built a 7-0
lead. sec hosts Christ Col-lc'gc l=~t
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HOMERS:
From 81
M H ~t 4-1
3-1
3-1 5-1 3-1
3-1 4-1
DcCinccs, the hottest hitter in
the CdM lineup, pulled Paisley's
second pitch to right field. .. Todd
and I don•t sec Loo many fas&·
balls." DcCinccs said ... we•ve ~en
about five all year. I'd doubled in
the second inning on a ctuoge·up
away. so I was looking for :l fast-
ball a!&cr he'd fa.lien behind 1-0.
.. I Celt sorry for C. W. (R:uns:ay),
who w:is coming up oe\t after Sus-
son."
Kchrli. D.:Cinccs, Rokos a11d
Su.sson -all seniors -hit third,
I I I .... .. • "' I . I r
Demitrius Davis. boaorcd locally in 1990 u Mt.
Irrelevant, the IMI player picked in he NFL
drat&, opcm Ids ICCOfld season in the World
League ol Americu Foo1bal1 Saturday tor the
Barcelou Draaons-
Davis a 6-poot-3, 240..pound tighl end, is com·
ing back trom anhroscopic surgery, performed
1wo weeks inter &his year's training camp.
The former Ncvada·Reno standoul ~cd all World Lugue tight
ends witb 34 catches for 461 yards and three 1ouchdowns in &he
league's inaugural season las& spring.
Baicclona, who loll to London in the World Bowl last year,
opens at home against ~rank!urt.
•
CdM's Vaughn sparkles at Arcadia
ARCADIA -Nina Vaughn of Corona del Mar
earned championships in singles and doubles at the
sixth annual Arcadia Park Junior Open tennis tourna-
ment, completed Sunday.
~
Vaughn, competing in the girls l2s, defeated Katrina Ni.mmcrs
of Los Angeles. 7-S, ()..6, 1-S to claim the singles crown. She then
teamed with Morisa Wang of Torrance to defeat Leslie Musser of
Racda and Teresa Golido or Chatsworth, ~2, 6-1, in the doubles
tille ma&cb.
Ni.na Vaughn, also or Corona del Mar, teamed with doubles
partner Jessica Roland of Hollywood to win the girls 10s doubles,
6-2, 6-J, over the Ncwpon Beach duo of Sarah Baker and !Uyl:in
LcsUe.
Leslie advanced to her division's sinr.les final, before falling Lo
Bcrandettc Bayani of Simi Valley, 6-2. 6·1.
OCC's Lynch medalist, but Bucs bow
IRVINE -Joe Lyncb was the medalist with an
even-par 72. but the Orange Coast College golf team • '
was beaten, 380-397-t by Ornnge Empire Conference • fiJ:I
Coe Saddleback, Mond&y at Rancho San Joaquin golf ----
course.
OCC's Dave Robinson recorded a n to finish fifth, while Pomp
Braswell and Justin Boatm:m led the Gaucho~
OCC fell to 3-3 in conference, 7-4 ovc:rnll.
OAMGE lllPlftl COtlFDllNCI
(at ftwhe Sen le ... -_., 72)
1 Lynd\ (OCC). 72. 2 (lit) lllJSWd (S) Ind BoallT1aft (S), 73, 4 0-.oM ($), 71, S Robnson
(OCC), n
Estancia leads CdM by 18 strokes
COSTA MESA -Senior Paul Hinkle shot ~en·p:n ----
37 Monday to lead the Estancia I ligh golf team to a • /
197-215 lead t1fter nine boles t1gainsl Corona del Mnr. fiJ:I
Chris Beck. carded a 38 for nine holes :u the Cost:l
Mesa golf course, while Cd~'s Greg Stulik was third with a 39.
Est:lnci:i's Andy Rothman and Mike Artiglio lied for Courth at
the halfway mark of the JS.bole match. to be completed 13ter this
monlh.
Costa Mesa's Braunstein third
SNOW SUMMIT Co.st:i
Mesa's John Brauns1cin. who
teamed writh Bill W:il~cr o( Hun-
tington llc:ich, was n third-place
finisher at the Snow Summit stop
of the in3usural Jose CucnQ
..Snow Crown" pror~ion31 snow
\OllC)blll series on S:itu.r.1.1).
founh, fifth and sixth in tbe order.
All but Susson arc left·b:lnded hit·
ten.
"I couldn't bcli~-e v.e'd hit four
in :i row.~ said DcCinces, "bo
wenr. 7 for 9 last week with nine
RBI, nine runs scored and tv.o
home ru.os. "We C2n bit the ball.
We don't hive much trouble scor-
ing runs."
Rokos was still bewildered th!it
nobody got plunked.
"Susson 's bome run the
most a.mazing bc:ause &here was a
new pitcher who -.c hadn't seen
before,.. Rokos said. ..Brushing
somebody off &be pla&e at du t
time would'~c been undcntand·
Braunstein and Walker collected
SJOO for their cfforu bc:hmd
eh:impions Drcnt Gcsch of Santa
Monica artd Jerry Sch"'citzcr of
Manh:ut:in Beach. follo"cJ by
Chris Bell of Hermosa Bcadi and
Michelle Johnson of M:lnh:itt:in
Bc:ich.
able. ln a si&uation Ille 1b:tl, )Ou'-•
\C got to bnub him ba l .
·•After Todd hit his, Tim dug in
:inJ then \\e :ill j~I lept digging
in. It. was like it was contagious.'
(Four C011$CC\llhc homers) i,) ~pc
c1ally uou~u:tl in high school. Usu·
ally. you don't have !our gu)"S tn a
high school lineup that an do
th:it, •1th m:a)bc the exccplton o(
Mater Dci. I don't lnow of too
nuny baucrs who can ukc °'"''ll·
tage of that sit'13tion."
Brush-back pitches never c.amc
to R:uns~y. either. II ~cnu most
o( the brushing b:.ck this sc:ison
will mme ai:iins1 ou.tf icld v.:ills
v.hcn c~rs :it the pbtc.
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IJGILMATION..uo ~ .,:= s102 of the flnMdel Code c•uM be publl•Mcf In :,..--::· ~wtt:':: IUMw ..._..., ae-t PUIUC NOTICE Suite *· H9wpot1 BMctl. Cost.a MHa Daily Pilot ~=;9 on. F~ 14• wooo1 fovnt~ln va •'I·
NAT\ME OF lHI end Uhorind to dO ..,._ N•wport Beach.Co1t1 ~ • ..._ ti. im. Y fer Flnt ~ Calif. l2teO Mareti 10 11 24 31 1992 C• it t2708
PflOCOOINO lillNlsr,... In w. .... • ttw Meu o.llyPloe •• ,,....,.. ..-~or"' .. • :'~~ Pu b lla1'19d Newpo rt •·-~~.. MH1ingSMUl9tlor .... ~. Oc1 • ' ' • r.286 ~~~.~ay1!;. ~lad Th11 buslneu 11 con-
'VQI 'tOlJ ltOA.D main 1nu.n~ IO flttl P«~al drclMllon of· llAABARA p WIESER • Beach.COila M ... Daily ---• ._. I. 19'0, ta.. ....,,Qfrq, C C ' 1 dUC1td by• ari lndi;,t10ual i:JOlrlit:f A LAWYER AINrtcan Tlll9 -.enc. '"tNe county,• A PETITION ·,,., bffn Pllo1 Match 3 10 11 1992 Stet...m ?~_Newpon c.ncar Drive, PUBLIC NOTICE O:.'~n ine eo!:t~'Y Oii 'r.'b, 0 Th• reg1•l1111t(s1 com-Timr Tlllt --Com~ locaMd et 114 once • wMlc IOf tour Ill d b CH R E • • • T2 TM Followlng P«ton• ....... 380, Newport Blach, , "" menc.ed tO llllf\Md O<nll• a..... ---Eallt fifth ser .... In tN dtY ~ ..... prior to • 'Y A L s R. 74 .,. dolna but#lff1 11: Cat.f. l2teO Fledtlou• tty 2 • 1992 tleH WIO~ lt'I F.ct •.ovs
....... ol ..:.!,'"\.: of Santa Ana, C.iitomla -the dllf of tN flNMt. ~~ c'!.1!:i. s~ PUIUC NOTH:! MILITARY l"INANCIAL Thi• bu1ln1u It con-•us1ne11 N1NM P:522A81 Bus"'" Nam (SJ "''td
....._;,.,T• C.... lhD'right. tMe and 1nCefMt TULLY M. 1ft110UR. of ORANGE • ....._ .. , SERVICES, 114 Baywood, duct.CS by: a corpotation Stat•Ment PuD11shed Newport Beacn· boile on F•bfl.lary 27,
Oii Mlildl 14 , •• "•au conveyed to end now Mid COMMllSIOM .. I OF THE PETITION request NOTICI Of' Newport Beach, Calif. The regl11rant(1) com-The FolloW!ng persona Costa Mesa 011ly p.101 1592
A.W . Tiaw 1* ....... b'( It undlf llld DMd of TH I I Up 1 R I O R ttlal CHARLES R. WIES~ PRIPMATIH OF 9S2M3 ~~J~ ~~~~ bulltl • are doing business as: March '· 10 11, 24, 1992 Ken µNt11y ~ ol ClleDrtlil. 1 Truet In tN pt~ lltu-COURT ti. appointed u J*tonal NEGATSW tevan A.. Moore, 19515 B~ .,....,.. ~ ')"''!. ous FAREAST BUSINESS RE· T·26' TM suttr.Mtnt wa.. I led a~---1111, ~ 1'111 al9d In aald ~ and DATla MM t~ teet rapreuntativa 10 ldmkn · DICLMATtON ~:°~%· T•buco Cyn., .~::NIA •(• stlc:I SEARCH. 2223 .Avatori , PUBLIC NOTICE c:"' 1.tla C County Cl~~ ot ......_Ind T• ~ Slat9 d9ICfib9d u . BYRON CHEN 2155 Pi-llf Iha u tatt of lhl dee. TM Irvine Ranch Watar scott Mc*>d ,._ James T f'lltl Sttlel, Costa Mesa, Calif a~ O\lnt,y on tt>tu • ~ ......... y......; PARCEL A; • dent District It pre~mg a Neg-, 114 -Y· • 92627 ~ II'/ 29, 1992 ....., .,.. ,.-.. ID 0.. at PARCEL 2, AS SHOWN nKtMt "'1Y9. M07, Costa THE PETITION requests atlve Declaration(•) tot rM wood. Newpo11 BHctl, Thia ~t w~t ltled Johnny Nguyen. 2223 Av•· Flc:tltlou1 F523 325
Tftlll ....,.._. Oc1ae. a OH A MAP FILED IN BOOK M911, CA 92128 t"'9 d1C9dtfll'I WIU. and ptOf«l(tl ducnb41d below Calif. 9'2683 with IM ty lark ol Ion St., Costa Mesa, Calif BuahMll Name Put,i,sr>ed Nt.-1¥Jr1 Baatt
1'71, • lnll ND Mm Iii 93. PAGES 45 AHO 41 OF Publ11hed Ntwport codlcll1, If any, be admitted A "Oraft;i Nagatl\19 Declata: Ch9fl9 Mcleod. 114 Ba>y· Or~t County on F9bru-92827 Statam•nt Costa MtSI Da '/ p, ..a
BOOie 1-... P90t ST' at PARCEL MAPS, IN THE B .. ch.Cotta M... Daily to ptobate. The will and llOn II on file •t the Dl1ttict ~~~· Newport BHch, 91Y t ' 1992 fl2 89 Quang Ngoc Nguyen, 2223 Thi FOl1ov.ing perS<?f'S ~.4aicn 17 24 3 t Apt 1 7 ~~~at re~iEA~.:H~,f~ P!loC Maleh 17, 24, 31, April 9lf'/ ~ ate available olfa and It avlllabM for Todd~t'IOfna 2021 Un-Pubflshed ...___.. i!.ac~ :;~~ CosUI Mesa. Ca!11 ·~·O~E'WNbus~~sOa~ANY 1922 , • ---r ._ at 7 1192 lot examidillon In tht fal9 put>t.c lnspactJOn. A N9Q· col I D ~· C f ···-..-• • -"'.94 0...-~ c.im., COUNTY. • 119'>( b'( IM cOUft. •""' Declaration w111 be n • m, all · Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Th11 business 11 eon-1629 E Ba•bo• Bl1d N•"'· · ' ...
WU IEU. AT PU8UC PARCEL B: T303 THE PETITION requHts cpn1idtfed fOf approval Of Thi~ bbuslneu Is con-Match 3, 10. 17. 24, 1992 duC1~ by: a general pan-pott Beach. ~e.hl 92661 • PUBLIC NOTICE AUCTION TO HIGHE.IT A NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE· PUil.iC NOTIC! atJthoflty to adflllnlattf the dlsapptoval by the Bolld duct Y: a gtneral Part· T·257 nersh1p . Rick L.., Bamen, 152.9 ~ 1---------
•00ER FOR CA$t-OR MENT F()fl INGAESS AHO Ht.ate under tht lnd9pen-o• Olrect«s of IM DislrlCt nl'lhlp · Tht r1g11trant(s) com-Balboa B!11d N1.,.'bort FlclJtlo1.1•
CAIHIEA11 CHE<* OA VEH ICULAR PARKING NOTICa CW ULa cs.nt Admll'llstration of Es-at 111 mHtlnt;i to be held at The registr1nt(1) co m-PUBUC NOTICE menced lo tranSae1 bus!-B11ct1, Ca ' 92661 8u1lne11 N•m• ~ INSTrTUTIONAI.. OVER PARCEL 9. AS N<KiC9 hlflby Olvan pur· flt" Ac:t (This •utt'IOfrty 15 00 p M Af)f l3 l992 at m9need to tranuct busJ. NH undar IN Ficwous M.cl'lall J. x, bt1d1. 5515 S t
CffECI( ACCEPTMlE TO SHOWN OH A MAP l"ILED IU8nt lo Melons 3071 and Wiii allow·..,,. Plfsonal rep. 18802 ·ea;d~ Ave .. under It'll Flct1UOUS -· Acthtou• Bus1ne11 Nam1(s) list.cf RJYef A'llt #312. lloet1pot1 " Ft. •ment
ntE TRUSTEE, ~ • IN BOOK 93, PAGES 45 3072 of the GMI Cod9 of r-..ntawe to laX1 CA. Comment• f1ori\ u1in•ss Nam1(1) listed llvalM .. Neme above on: N A Beach. Ca..t 92663 e o io.., ,., ~'M>I\$ .................. of ANO 415 OF PARCEL Iha State ot Callfcmla the lctlon1 without ob~ bera of Iha publlc ot ot : February I , 1992 • St.t9ftMnt Johry,y Nguyen Thl1 bus1n1u is cqn· at dong . • as.
1M Unlild a..) • =~ MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF undtf'lloned SANTA ANA court l pproval Before ;J1 lnter1tted par1ill on lh• Sltvtn A. Moore TM followlng persone This atatement was 11'90 ducted by• )Oint venture ~ ACH 1OS 1 S A· l880 · "'°" ~ '° .. c....._ THE COUNTY RECORDER TOWING, wri Mil •I DIJbllc Ing cer\aln verv tmportani Negauve Declariuon wlll Thi• 1tatemec nt was rited a11 doing bullness as: w1U\ th• CO\ll'lty Cletk ot The rtg1stran1 •I com· ..,: c' , ~.," 7 Co,t• ~ 100 CMc 0... OF SAID COUHTY. auction, at 1022 E. CHEST· actlont, however, the • be receiv9d by lhl 0.11ric1 With Iha ounty Cltwlc Of BUBBLE BUSS. 2233 E Orange County on Febru-menced to ttansact bus.. sa a •
OIM W., .... AM.. CA. ~The .... adcketl ot NUT, SANTA ANA. CA IOnlll rtPflllntalN• wif:t from IN date ol this notice ~~ l~ty 'Of'I Ftbru-catalin9 ;11, SA, Calif 9ty 21, 1992 a-.· ':'.,N the l F)IC1.~ ?"s ~:::~~ ~~·d $ c~~~~ ..... • IN ..__ .,.,,.. common d~ 92701 .. 10:00 AM on required to g1vt notlc9 to ttvougtl and lnc1udlng th9 -• • 92701 f522518 u "11 ame' s.ttd ,_.158 Ca 1 9215.,7 ~toandr.-hddllJll ot aald P'°'*1Y= II put· M•eh 27. 1992 the toftow. lnttf'Hl.cf persone unless clo11 ol the public mH tlnt;i F52t458 David R. 9fld Michelle M. P1.1b111hed Ne~ Beach-•bovt on· N A nus butt,.,es: s "n·
"'*Mid Deld Of T~ In IN ~Id~~:°'~ Ing dncrlbed P'OP9f1Y, to they have wai'vld notice or hltd by the Board of Dlrec:· bllshed Newport 8taetl-Wh111. 2233 E. Catahna Co11a Mesa Daily Pilot ~~= ~i:1c:n•n t tJld ouc:ted by· '" lrid dual ~ ....... In Mid s~· ·;;-~. b9 ~ wit: ~Mnted to th9 proposed ICHS on tha data ah Costa MIH Dally Pilot #11, SA, Calif. 82701 Milch 3. 10, 17, 24. 1992 with the c;':~1 wcr' ri.. f The reg.wail fi) CO"""
Ccully and .._ ._....., without covenant 1989 SUZUKI. Ucen11 action.) TM Independent at>ow. Comm9nl1 • F1bn111y 25, March 3, 10, Scott A. and Kall T. Wan-T.269 Orange Count 1' on ;,bf::_ menc~ to transa~l t:M.
•· Of Wlf· 1254098. Stal• CALIF, VIN ldmms11auon authori1Y will bl d"ec:t.cf to l"9 Dlslric1 11. 1992 dray. 11672 ThorP9 Ava.. 2 Y ,,.,. undef ,. • f-''. °"'
AFEE/tSTOPAACaA. 'MIY1• !-11P'•t -~-~ JSIGM51ASK2102225 be Qt.m.d unln.• 1 an an Inter· Secretary, P.O. Bo• 6025, r.2._. WntmlnsW. Calif. 82683 PUBLIC NOTICE 91Y 1· 1992 F522 ,.2 Bu!·nHs N•'Tl•lt) 11~.a PMCEl. A. Paf'Cll J In ttw U O u •· po--.... Ot Said .... II tot Iha put· "1.cf parson fit" .,.. Ob-Irvine, CA 927115. TM eon-Thia bu1lntH 11 con· 4u l:>O•e on Ftt>i., ... 5 Qr at......,_ 8-cfl, Courw, tneumbranc" lo Nd1fy poae of utisfylng llan of jec:Uon to the petition eno tact p1reon It B•lly PUBLIC NOTICE duct.cf by: a Q91Wal part· F1ctltloua Published .Newpon Bea .. h· 1992 · "'f '
of Orwloii.-. of CalllDmlia. lhl IMlpald balance~ Oii 1"'9 IM'ldltslgned lot towfn9, ltlowt good cauM why the Wheller at (714) 478-7500. nl'ttllp • eialn ... NaMe Costa Mesa Oa11y P1101 RenH Ase•"~'°
• lflOMI on A Paf'Cll u., ~ ~· 6.-ci not': T~ rapal,. and tlQfllQ9 to-cotwt 1hould not grant lhe The Agency undertalclng ol f lctltlou• Th• regl1lran1(1) com. Stetemant Match 3, 10 17 24 1992 Tr.is sta!tmef\I ...as L>e!t
.., In..,. '25, P..-Jn -r. 0 to Qethef wlltl COltl of A<Mlf· IUUloflty. t"'9 prOjlC1(1) 11 tM llvine autlrMH Name m9"C9d to lr9tluct ~~ The Followlnt;i petsons T·265 "'''" IN Cwntf Cler.. of 4 ot ""* ........... Oflce Wit. $2,090,459.97, plut.,,. tlllng and IJIJ)9nHa of A HEARING OfJ Ult pell. Ranch Wallf District. Thi lt•t•ment ""' und• the Flct1tious Ill do• buUltSI as· Orange CO.Jn!y Ot" •.·~· al,.~~ at a..s toaowtng ntlmat9d coets. ..... tlon witl bl held on Al>RIL s>roiect(s) con11st of IM"* Th• Followint;i s>«sont Bu1lnu1 Nam1(s) 14ste<I (a)HA~ RESTORA.TION PUBLIC NOTICE 3 1992 -eou..,, _... .. .....,.. :::=-o1W:. ~,.! D•led, thl• Sth day ol 2, 1992 at 1:45 P.M, in lowing: •rt doing butoness as: above Oii: Ftbl'uary 17, INSTITUTE (b)HRI, 320 Su. Flctltlou• ' F52 3708
Md °"* pemw•c .,_...... Mwcll. 1992 o.pt. 3A located at 700 Pro,eet 15031. Dyar ROid PAUL MUENCH COM· 1ll92 per1or Ave Suite 210 p bt. h d N B n ~ lomed on a.id ~sJ' ~~1 ~ce of JUN M. NOUTARY Ctvle C9nler Drive West, Well Color Removal SIV<fy PANY, 1400 East Katella Devil d R. Whlll Newport s'eactl. Ca111: 8u1ln1H N•m• Cu tas ~! 1"'b° 1 e;c
llN.• ... IDll\111PWC11A • NO. • · Publl1had Newport S11nU1A.na..CA t2701. P1lot Plant,locatldneatll'le Avenue. Orange Callf Th t llalltnenl was fti.c! 921563 Stat•ment os .esa "r "'
...._. TICI TO Baact.-Coila Meta Pilot IF YOU OBJECT TO the interaec:tlon of FA!Mew SL 92666-0799 ' . With ltle Coun1>y Cltfk of Robert Skveraky. Mo Tht FOi O#lng peisons Maten 17, 2~ 3' Ap d ..
M EASa.tEHT M TO PRONRTY OWWIR Mwch 17 1192 grant.rig of Iha petition, you Ind Allon A'<I. In lt'9 City or Kohls & WA!ktf lnsuranc. Onnge Count)' on Febru-Inc. 1848 Commodore Rd ••• do "9 DYS l'HS u 1992
PMCS. 8 YOU ARE IN oeFAUU ' lhould apJ>9at at tn. heat· Santa Ana. County of Of· Agency. Inc . a California tty 21• 1992 Newport Beach Cahl BAY SECURITY & C0"4·
PARCEL 8 ~E.ctulMI UNDER A DEED OF TJOl Ing and llafl yout ob-ang1. Thi proj9Ct consists COJPOfll1on, 1400 East l(a. F522457 92660 • MUNICATIONS 770 w ---------
•• ••• -Lm 14 and TRUST. DATED l0/22./lSl85, PUBLIC NOTICE ~OIU ot Ide 11rrtnen ob-ol the design. con11tuc11on tell• Avent.1e, Orano-. Calif. Pt.1bllsh.cf N&WPoft Beach-This bustneu Is con· 191h Street. Cosui Mesa 1 __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_IC_E_
11 of r,.,. No 9740 • ., ttw UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. iec:t1on1 with the court bl-and testmg of pilot plant la-92666-0799 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot ducted by: a corporat.on C1 •I 9<'£27 f lctltlou• ~ of ....,. 8-dl, a TION TO PROTECT YOUR NOTICR OF lore It'll hearino Yow ap· clhtit1 fOf It'll removal ol Th11 bus1ntst Is con-Milch 3. 10. 17, 24, 1992 Thi ragfstrant(I) com· Eldtf COfl'on ll'lc Ca:.lor· BuslneH Name
.,.,., on A• A9Cll:ll'ded Ill PRl,MATIOtt cw P91f9nct may bl 1n parson colotld QIOU'ldwalar. TM ductld by: a COfporallon T·260 menced 10 ttansact tws .. rva no W 19th Strfft. Bollka. P'1941 Ind42.. at PROPERTY, IT MAY BE 0t by yout 1nomay. pwp0s1 of ttll PfOflC1 Is to The reg1s1rant(1) com-neu under lht Fict.t.ous Co11a a.•esa. Ca J 92627 Stat•m•"l
ltlltc1F ... .._ In .. SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. NIGATIV1E IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR determ.M 1h• l1aa1biltt)' ol meneed to 1ranaact busl· PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name(s) 1.stec Tr-s ousonus 1s con· Tr:ie Ft-~lm1
Ollee of flt Ccully Allcodlr rF YOU NEED AH EXP\A· DECLMATION or a COl'ltlnt;llnl cred1t0f of devtlop.ng • reUab11 pyblic: ne11 under the Flctitlout above on: Febri,,ary 21 aucted oy a corporat..on a•• do t.. ....... _ 1
al teld eou,,.,, Ind Lot 12 ot NATION OF fliE NATURE (Stet• the d9C1asee1. you must r111 wattf llOIMCI lrom lhl col· Business Nama(s) listed Flctltloua 1992 The reg•slrant(s) com-ET~ FR~EIQM • O;: .,R ~9lr
Tt9Cl No 11121 fl 8oa1c 421, 01" THE PROCEEDING 8'11def1Me yout claim wttll the COUit Ofld waler tocabon In the abo'llt on: NA au•lrwaa N•me Roblft Skvtrsky, President menctd to transact bus.-TIO~ E2=> ACE .... y ~~-c. ,.._ n IO v ~ of AGAINST YOU YOU •tS072, and mail a copy to "1• Plf· dt1per aqu1f1rs of the Robett T. Wall\er, u ecu-St•t•m•nt This 11aiemerii was 1 010 ness ul'lder the F.ctli°'-S S Fis':.."' Ccs i' I.Ka
" a I • ...... -SHOULD CONTACT A ..... c ....... , ..... IOftlll r1pres1nU1tlv1 ap. groundWattf bastn Blnefl. llv• v p • The Follo .... ing persons with Iha Cot.Inly C1er1t ol Business Name(SI tistltd cc . ll.:tc:.'5 :2,c ~ Ind ..... WI LAWYER Weter Dtstrklt, 1954 po.rited by Iha c:our1 wrttwr oants ol IM pt0j9Ct are Th.s statement was fllld are dOlng OUSlntSS as· Orange County on Fe!lru-above on December 31 ~--!'!•Cs C & C.ii ~ s..I 1 02 Of ,. ~ • " ti A lour montns flom lh• dllll It'll D1Sllict and its custom-with tile Courity Cler1I of AIR MANAGEMENT SER· II'/ 21, 1992 1985 ... est~ Mesa
.._. e.d C>aae. n , 1'11 DATED: February 27, C •:•:.. e c!•~' ol tlr11 luuaoee of teners lfl Orange County on March VICE COMPANY, l8038 F522547 Patnc11 J <:onion. Ch.el 92627 lf1ll ~WI 8oalc 1S394. 1992 "a u, _.,_, ... u ptovkle<t In •action 9100 Pro,ect 31255 Zon9 HR• 2. 1992 Limon Sst .. Fountain Val· P E1ecu1>11e Olf•cer Tl'11s Dus neu s C-•
Ptot • Oflll:olll A«iota flf'IT AMI RICAN e212'1 of the California Probate clalmed Water Booster FS23910 lay Calif 92708 C ublistl.cf New~n Beach· Tilts stallment was r.reo CS..ctec Cf ari ino ·~u.i f.,..-mt'dl ~ A TITLI INIURANCI Tt.e Me•• Cefta•ll• eocs.. Tha time IOt tiring Pt.lmJ)lng Stat.on, locatld Good Wik2man. Hagness Ja~ ·M T8'110f 18038 osta Mesa a 'f Puo1 v.U\ tne County CMKI( ol Tht re; st·ant t) c: a.ww ""',.,._ COM'ANY Celtt.mle detM Watet Dtetrlct le eta.mt not H p.re be-ad1acen1 to proposed & w ·1 5000 C Lemon SI ·Fountain Vallay Matetl 10, 17, 24 31 1992 Orange County on Febr..r menc:ea 1:1 1•aisa:1 till~ n. .,... lddlwea " • • P"Pert"9 • ..... tfwe lore tour monthl ltom the UpPlf ~Rd lboul 1.11 a rt. ampus Calif 92709 • T·282 ary 21 1992 ress '6"1det ui. F c· • o...s
..,., CllllMIOn dllltg~ • COrJ»ef8tleft D•cter•tl•" fer th• hearing data no ticed 2 rTllles north ot Pacific Drive, Nt wpo11 Beach. Judi A. Taylor 18038 F522811 B1.1s ress Ntme s s·1 ... ..,,, at "" ,_ ~ •r: .,at Sindt • Aut-. rol•ct deaorlb d aoova. Coast "'*'" SOU1h of the Ca11t. 92660 Lemon SL. Fountain Valley, PUBLIC NOTICE Publislled Newport Be•ch-aDovt <>n JJ1n4.1·, 1.
o.o'eld IDOW • putpen'ed rbe4 ~ p . .. " • YOU MAY EXAMINE Ult City ol Newport Beach lri Published Newport Beach-Calol. 92708 Coll• Mesa Dail P1I 1992 )
to bt 5015 8ordl Qr.-114 lla•t r:lft.h lt,..t, :::.--~..:~-...... • Ille kept by the cOUtt. If ¥0\.I an unincOf'P()ratld .,,. ol Colla Mesm Daify Pilot Thi• business 11 con-fictitious March 10 ,., 2.a 3,V 199:1 ~!'la• es~ 6 .r.lrne".! 1 ......_, l!Mdl. CA t2'll80 lem• Ane, C•Ufomltf ..... on at• a Plfson lnttfest.cf Ill \ht County or Ofang9 TM Maretl 11. 24, 31. Ap'1I 1, ducted by aglf'lral part· BuilMSt NanM • • , 1 st.a ~~~ t
The ur10er19.S TMltla 92701 (7'4) SIM778 ft .. at the Otstrtct 91f· ltle nc.te. you may ,. .. P'011d IOllOIVls Cons11UC-1992 '*Siup StatenMnt T·290 .,. n "" C~r -t>!• ..._..,, '*""' IDr.,.,,, ••t 2134 ftco 8ftd ls__._.. fer Wilt'! rM coWt a formal A• lion pl • booster pump.no T·296• The reg1strant(s) com. The FOllO¥rtng parsons PUBLIC NOTICE Ora~• C~ur-· ~•-~ •11C01•••-a1 .,. ._ • publlo ln•..-ctle" A que1t f0t Spec.ial Nolle• ol 11a1i0n tor th9 pwp0se of menced 10 tranSac1 buM-art oo.ng busones• as: •rr O?l 19S1
..._ Md __, CO'WNlfl 'ubl11hed Newpo"rt N•e•tlYO Deoleretlon the Mnt;i of an lnventOfY suppty1ng redaJmad water PUBLIC NOTICE nllt uncllf th9 Flct111ous 800 MARKETING SER· flctltlou• F~22474 ~ ,; .,.,,,, "'°""" Beach.Costa ~ta a.,1y wttl be consldoro4' for and ·~•II of atWe as-lot 1tnga11or1 to tr1t planned Buslnt1• Nam•(•) listed VICES GROUP, 4000 Bu•llMH Nam• Pubt.s•1e:2 ,..,.,. , e
,._, Noe ~atch 3, 10. 17, 199'2 1 NtS ot of 9lf'/ J*>llon Of llvina Co1S1 Development. FlctJUeus •bov9 on· N'A M•cArthur Blvd • Su111 St t t cos· a t.•ua c , F
.... -.. be m.-M T273 8pprev• er dl••P-tcCOUl11 H Of<Mded In 8eMllc1•ies Aft the 0.s· lu•lnou NIUIM J M. Tayt0, 3000. Newport Beach The F:io'!.'"fm ersons Mai:ll •: 17 :i4 l ,99;•
..-.. ~ ar .,.,..Y ,,...a ltJ h ...,... of Met.on 1250 ol tM c.lllor· trlCI and residents of IN It· Stat•mef'lt Th.a statement was fJed Calll. 92660 d b tng P
..-01 ......., ~ PUIUC NOTICE otrect9n .C the DI• ru Pr(lf)ala Cod9. A R• V'"9 Coas1 area Th• FOlfovoing parsons ¥oilh ..,,. County Clerk 01 Jo1'1n Elhott, 2522 S.a ... e .... ~i'-.st~ ~~u o'JsiGN ~ * llfSNIOI ot IUIPIERIOR COURT trlct •t lb MMt"'e to quHt lor Special Not.ce The above lprotec:t(I) cold are de>ltlg bvsoneu as: Orange County on Fet>ru-~~62~ona det Mat, Call 8S8 W 18th •A4 Co~ PUBLIC NOTICE w:w•••CN. to P9Y IN be held on Mete" 21, lofm It evadable from It'll have a sign. leant enect °" OUAD COMPUTR, 136.A 91Y 21, 1992 ~·esa Cal t 92627 • ~.....,_al .... ,.., OF CAl.IFCMtNIA 1M2, of 7:00 IP·"'· of court cleflt. the enwonmtnt, howeV9f. Albert Pl., Co1ta Mau. f522480 ThlS bU~lrlHI . IS con· ~tlll R Maisano 1201 FlctlUout
......., .., ad ONd cl Trwt FOR THI COUWTY lhe tofte4fl• i.c.tleft• A"erner for the llllft Will not be a 191111-Calrf ~27 PubUNd N-port Beach-~ed by an lnd(llldual N Ca l0tnia ,,22 ~ 8uslneu Name ~--$512.1.S SI EST, CWORAMGI 1954 'lacentle A.;. .._...._.n =' ~~,,:."": Valen••M N Dembonsll1, Costa Mtu Daily P\lot in:~·~~·~~ :m-Ca I 92667 Statement
-• • plVWI090 "' ..., 700 Clwlll C....et c.. .. lie Cat-LAW OFflCE OP: 13frA Alblrt Pl , Costa M ti 3 992 und F This b"s •ne11 1s co~ Tre Fo ..,,,~ ~e7To:>rU Nit{•) ~ a _.,, DfM w... ...ue, u , ~ M llOARtlON adt2ed to lhe projects. ~en. Calif. 92627 arc . 10, 17, 24. 1 NSs er lt\e ICl4hous duC1ed b an lnC1 llldual are d.) 1'19 .,,.. " '$
_.....,IN..,... at_., 0.. lent• Me CA H70,2 lferftla. C•MMlftla 8840 WMNU. AVE a!Of'\g with • mon.tonng Ro1aurd C. Cruz, 26356 T·263 Bus1neu. 1~i"ts) "sled Tht re~11traril(•) com. ra ACCE'lr SEC'RET.1.fl .\~
"Tw.,.. OWV-. _, "'the lbttor.,, the~°"' ....... ,.. of the STI H3 ., prhog!!:J ---~·~· DI Vintage Woe><ts Rd ,1i-D, PUBLIC NOTICE -.::~IOtl mane.cs to transact bus .. SER ·ice :: .ac:ENt ..... al"'9 T~ MG ot puMICI ., .,..., lntff• • .... • .......... .. El Taro Calif 92630 nes1 undet the Fict. GUS '°'OR" PROCE~ 'JG r t -~Olllllldllf .... 0.0 P•tltleft Te C"•"!• .. tM 1P81tJee .,. the fOUWTAIN VALL.EV trlc1 Secr•te,, Bono Dinh Vo 2252 ~ flctlttous !;,s =t= ~!,kr.J-:, Bul!MIS N~(s) listed LU.e SI H~n1 n;tcn
flTw ~..,.._, TheNwotaM•~HA N .. ett.e Dffl•~•tlon CAfl709 Pu bli shed Newport br.a,l ust.n.Cai.I t2fS80 Bus&ne..N..,. Orange Cot.1ntyron F.i>r1r above on J anuary a . Be~ CalJ ~e ....._..,..,_.._..,we •MRYWOMO _..be reuhM lilr the ('1141 ...._.." Beach.Costa Mesa OaJy This o us1nus 11 con-ltat..,....t 11 1992 1911 Debo•an Jo dao ,.;uig =--IW .,,. ,.,_ '° CAS• NO. AtUtai Dletrtct "°"' the ate P ublhtled Ne wport Poot Matetl 17, 1992 duct.cf by: a ~II pert· The Followlr19 persons try ' ,521480 KtnnlU'I R Ma.aano 1218 Ponce f.,e \.tst _ OttOP TO INOW _, tf\I N ttoe --. ........ 8e1ct11Costa Mesa Daily T300 nl'l hip doing bus• • This 1tatt"lent "'°" t1e<1 HiDs C.i I. 91307
TM ••--t lllWW ~ CAUll FOtt CMAllU • • .......... PilcJ( March 1e, 11 23 Th• regis trant(•) com-':.ooERN ,.:J~~ENT PubllaM<I N....,POtt Beacl). .,, lll t.ne Cowlly Clerk at Tnts cus1nus •S co~ 0.. ., T~ ,_m: • OF llW 8ftd tno,.... h c .... ttea • • PUBLIC NOTICE n-.ncad to transact ~ 1300 Susie Lw ~ Coia Meu D1 Y Pilot Orange eo..nt1 on F1enr cuciea bv:.,, IM ::;.W _..., n........, tlO dw PETlTIONEA BARBARA 9lf the Meatlne held lilr nest undlf tile f'lct.tlOUI pott Be h ~f g2615o Febn!My 25, ~!atctl 3 10 a"Y 11 1992 T"• ,tg111r~nt sl com.
.. 0 ...,19• • ..,..,, HENRY WONG hu llted • the ~ ef Dlreot9" MTt~ NOTICI 8111.nan ~a"Wts) lstld CollNn ac,;_,,. Voll...,..,.... 11, 1992 F52t451 meocl'd to •a.nu~ tl-.'S ~1a ... 1 at o.e.A Md tot Oft 111arce. H tM2 INVITING atDI abov9 on· NA ~1w -1-·-T 248 P\.ibl. .._ Be nns l.lt!def ir-e F ct lie.,., =-:, ~ = ~ ~ ~ ,,;:* ~ CeMMenn ~ ~ "11LIC NOTICE Nolle. 1s hefeb/i glWn Valerltine' N. Dlmblnlkl :,:3 Ba~~C.,~ N9w-• Costasn:'esa ~y ~:t Bus.n1u ~:m Isl s.•10
11 ~ The undMigNd BAM HENRY WOHO TO dlNOte4 .. the c.-.. T 8HOS ~tu:•=~ of rust-~1 :: w~~ Jalf•ry Yokoyama. 1300 PUBLIC NOTICE F~uaty z5 MMC:l'I J, 10. =: f ~
c:a.1111 ..S No.ca al Delal9 BARBARA JOAN WALLACE treot IP., •• ,. llat•d NOTICE Of' Couege Otstnct ~ Ofwige Coun~ty on Fetlnl-Sussu L1n1, Newport Fledtlous 17, 1992 Th11 st.al~ •H tl*2
... 8acDofl ID W tlO be eltrr ~ ~ "': "'-'• TIWITU'S SAl..R Counly, ea. !ornoa, .,.. r• ary 11. 1992 ~~ .e!!n!!.MO b con-9ustn.aa Nam9 T-Z.t3 ""tn me Co.inti ~ o.! =m-.::....,... ""' IN!!., IPP9lt ~ T"-IPNfM• 04Nlehn T .s . NO. eaiva .. alld bid• uo to bul n21441 dUetld by: hult>and and , .. , ..... "' PUB LIC NOTICE °'?~.~~· F ,,,,. T ."5URAHCE ltQ court In o.p.tmenl .. the ........ : 91.-.0 no laltf &nan 11 00 AM. Published N .... port Baactlo "",. TM Follo.1ng persons try :> ..
0Ctlf1NIY OF CAL.IFOANIA. No 3A or 1119 Orange ~t ....... J Certfft. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Wednesday, Apul 1. 1992 , Costa t.t1u Daily Pilot Thi reglstran1(1) com-are dC>tng business as FlctltJ~1 F$22881 • .,..'°"' ......,,, Tm.E ~ Suparlot COUl1 at catoe .. ,Mic ........ UNDER A DEED OF ~UST at .,,. PurcflaS.ng Depatt· February 2S March 3 10 IT'enced to transac:t bull-D & M CHE,..ASORB CAA· •u•lrMU Name Pub:hsNIO N.-~ . ..c~
MUMHCE NtO '"'UST "".~re-"=" ~ tM2 ~ .... :e .. DYOAUTEDT.!,,1 ·7!~ ... LETSOS men., 1'307fo~~-".1CIA~~ 17, 1992 • • ,,... utld« the Ftd.loOUS ~ETG ANS11D WH~~E. CL.EANF-~· Stat.-nt COii.i Mna Oa CCIJll"///HY • .... T~ Of\..,.-,_ 1•. 1~. al& ..... ..,.. ,,...,.... ~ ""'"" .._,""' .....,,, ·--· T.Z40 Bus.ness Nama(s) llstld ,,.. ""' .. ,,. .,.. The Foaov. O.SOt'$ 8r ~ ColioWI o ctocti pm.. and lhen Wld Lec aU•" l•IP•Clflc)· PROTECT YOUR PROP· Colfa Mesa. C fom&a. 91 above on· Oc1oblf 15 terion. Cal t 92SJ2 art do. oua ~115
T · "*-11\0W OUM r ...., • EATY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT "-hletl lime bids be PUBLIC NOTICE 199t D1wld John hor.og. 1876 "'11 .... S ~ °' lllMr ~ -rww.. -.. tt1e' ....... ~ Mea8 Cefte•lld•ted A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU p.;bhcly opened and rMd Colleen Yoli ama TtMI Dr Cosll Mesa. REISWIG ~Lf & CON·
.... ;_7T ..__ ~·1 0:-..:..":'..: ... ., Dtofl'tel. A ...... NEED AN EXPlAHATION tot· '"-tt••-··--.. cry '·'~ Cal I 92626 SUL Tll'wG 3l232 Pu· Tiatt r-. ~ ~ ..,. c.-'V"' vr name·-_, ....... ....___.. "''RC'-'•""E OF r-._ ••aa mtatnefll 11rat .._, COfT'Ot'O s.11 JI.an c~·· fl/I ~ Nin noc be gr.med. t._ -• ..._... Of' THE NATUR£ OF THE r" rt"-> THREE ~ N-w.th tM C°"""Y Oerll of Th t bus n1u ts con-r8"0 ea, f 91675 ' ~ 0'17 W.... c;n. l ii M1hlr Ofdered tNl a er1ee a. -.. wttl\ the PROC EEDING AGAINST (36 VEHICLES, COAST I~ OrW1Q1 County on FIDN-euctld f:1't an tnO..,odlJal R9Q>Nid RM"' 332~
·----,._1 ... CA9l110 cop-. of 1t1tt Old«_, show Dtetrtct Wf9'W7. YOU. YOU SHOUlO COff. C WMUNITY COUEG.E TM Followong persona try li. 1992 The 1eg suanl(tl co-Puco...,ono San .:ua.,
SELL
"'9W'·11"3 cauM be pubUttled In 'r•leot Leoalle•u TACT A LAWYER. DISTRICT .. OOfl'IO but.ineta as. f521195 '"9llCld to ltll'IS.tct o...s~ Cap.111ano Ca r 92675 0..-.~25 1• h •wpo rt Beach-Costa CCttr• Ce•t• M••• On Maren 2A, 1192, at M btds •• '° ti. In ac-THIE VMAR CO 1n4.2 Pvbllshld Newt><>" Btact.-nest undlf lht F1ct.tro\os lh11 bui1,,us IS con-'Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mesa Oad>y Ptlol. a,.._.... 10-00 Lm . flRST 81.N-cOfcsanc. "-11h the Bid Doc-S ·• Bus1neu NaiMls> 1<s1.c •I ... , 10 17 11C I al ·~--..-(Ceuftty, °'..... ho CORlt a c.l.tomi. Corpe)-uments wtllc:h .,. now on telner Qr-ct.. St•. A. ~ Co~ Mesa Dady P•IOI l boVI on. FION I .. duetld by an lnO .idl.lal
0.., ~ a..:NColJa ::,,.:,,.r:' in..~ scrl•U•ft ef Meturo , rallof\• It dWy appojntld r ... and may bl MCUred lrl tinQfOn e.cn. Calif 92647 Match 3, 10, 17, 24, 1992 1992 vy •• Th• re~111ran1 s ) com-.._ ,_ ..... one. • ...-co:"'.ou, Pw..-............ c ... Tnm.e Mndlr and pw'I~ the olflc• of the OncU)t ol 8a'1on A. Homltein.. in.a T·270 Oa.id W"!I mencld IO lranNct bu9i-~ .... prior to rlee ef P'flfUb anl to a Dead ot TNll ,.. Purctlutl'IQ of the 0..tnct. ~ Clrc:ltt. HurClnglon ll'l<I ltAier"ant WU fileO "'" ~ Chi FICVJOUI
Buy It. Self I rrind l\. .. d'f ot IM ,..,.. The ........ ...a.ts corded on •M t . u ~ No bldoer ""' ~--~err~~ 111 "11UC NOTICE ••ltl the County Clefll ol B<Jsiness c~~.!.11 Iii= CIUI fled. TUU.Y M. la'Y'lllOUR _, the "9 ..a ttrumenl No. 111 7, ln Booi. l\it bid lot a period ot ~ ._..,..., dglt • Orange Counl'f on Fltlfu-tt>ove on: ·---1 • 1 • •••uteft t329 Pege Ill. of Offici<ll Av. (45) days allet the dat. 334 ~ Da LA "-Ya 18. Actltktus '28. 1992 Atgot\ad Rei1-Mg ---------COMMllSIONlfl OF d •• Iv.,' • r • ~ R9cotds in the Office of"" Mt for,,,. OPlr""O lh•eof. R•d ond o hach. c aur. ._._ .. Name llY . fS2:J380 Thi &I.:~ lllU IO MUC NOTICE T H I I U P C fl I 0 R • r • • I • • t • I J Ccuffy R.ecofder of Oral9 Th• Boatd of TNll" r• 90177 ltat.....,t P .. , ,..._., N .. _.. ""tth IN C~iy ~ OI ---------1 C0UWT 119,900 000 9lf ~ CounlY C»IOITN WIU llfVeS the ptiYll9QI ot ,. This bu8'net1 19 ~ The F~ S*sonl 1.......,..., ... lXlf1 .......,,. Orange C°""ty on ~
ITATEMa"WT M DATKl llM oe 1Ma .... .; ·~ SEU. AT PU8UC AUcnoN jec\ing 9lf'/ end al bids Ot cM1ed b'(: a gMWal Pl'!· .,. dlDlna bl.lliftns as. Costa Mua Dally P.tol try 11 I~
'•AllD0"9EIT M I WQne. SO. NarcaNua ..a~ lnete ... IM TO HtGHEST BIDDER FOR to 11rai•• any llT~bff ,...._, ZOlTANDAVID FlhE JEW· turcl\ 17 24, 31, A.pit 7, F52145t
USC M flC1TftoUS Aw.,, Coront cMI Mat. CA IP•fl"••• oeRtrect. CASH, CASHIUfS CHECK Of inlormlltties In 1111Y bid .:!4:c.d't'"~ = furt' DESlGN. 3838 E tt92 P1.;bllll'led ,......,l>Ol1 e.~
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84 Tuesday, March 17, 1992
•SPYGLASS VALUE*
Spac ous ocn vu es·
n•e 11 a Q e.11 pnce1
Patrick Tenor• Agt
780·8702 Spyglass
Acs11J1.ont Specialist
-• ,,. $ &.. Vl.-0 000 SQjc ')
COSTA MESA 1024
COSTA MESA 1024
E'S IDE 3BR 1 BA S-car
gar, lrg lot. Great IOCa·
t1onl Custom remodel
Ult & ext. 492 Flower
St Askmg 5379.000
For show1n9. contact
David at 883~8989
FOUNTAIN
VALLEY 1034
LOTS OF EXTRAS
Large custom twme
has oak floors, wot
bar. lrack Illes. much
moro $238,500
(5442H)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
963·5555
MASTERPIECE
Ne.-irly new 4bo 4ba NEW HOMES !! Gra1111e floors marble
BUILDER 'S cour l~rs. French
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HUNTINc.i'I ON
HEACH 1040
BIKE TO BEACH I
Bright & cheery 1 br
unn. Wood burning
fplc, Inside laundry
A s so c po o I /a pa.
$129,900 •
Call Joe. 848-1202.
T•rbell R ••ttore
FABULOUS!
2 story 2bed 2ba,
vaulted ce~ngs, sky·
hies, 2 car garage In
quiet ga1ed comm.
Call Joe 848· 1202.
Tarbell,Reattora
LIFESffiE PLUS
Outstanding 2betl 2ba
condo In gated c:omm
Walk to Harbour end
ocean Pool spa, 1enr11s,
raquetbalt plus 11iewl
Call Joe 848·1202
TarbetJ Aeallors
1.AulJNA
NlulJt .L 1 u.1.!
CONDOS FOR SALE
around golf course.
Cathedral ceilings, rv
beach, woodsy.
COUNT9'V CLU•
SETTU•O
Under $200,000
Wallace L. Neff-Agt
Allaman West Alty
881·4338
Nl-;Wl'ORT
B~ACH lotrn
FINAL
BUILDER
CLOSE·OUT!
Sell Your
Private Pqrty
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UNES DAYS HERE~ i:
Nt-.IA.l'l>ltl LOIS l ()f<()!\i ,\
Ht.Al tt IOh!I t UH SAl.t t -\(111 IHI.MAH .!I.!'.!.
$599 000 LAQUNA8UCN 28R+orc. 2BA. 2 1h cat •
't Ocean view lot w/ gar, fp, w/d, dJw, bnek
By Owner. se&.000 plans avail. $350,000. patio Br1ghVa1ry 11575
under appraisal Gor· 973.9729 /mo 700 PolntM".ia.
geous custom. totally Ownr/Agt 78()..8781
p\11 view home. Totally 4BR + 5th BR, 4BA. fl
upgraded to maxi· p, pvt deck, 2-car gar,
muml Steam shower. no dogs, $2300. 844·
Jae tub, rock waJk· 79n d, 759--8949 e.
ways & decking, 18' 1.---------. Coun•rw cNlnn 2Br
bullt·ln gas 880. 2ee, den w/all eppls,
l 0-., 1 A M~.-.,A .! l l-l,
WHtt .. Dmlu! Oulel 2Br -111&--on
Pomona. 2 cw g•
rage. W/O hkupa,
amaH yard, pet 0~.
Avt 315. S825fmo.
Villa Rent.a1
175-4112
HlJNTIN<ilO~
Bt:At H L 1-lll
Matching huge pool. ~ tio 2 G pa • car gar, Sprlnghurst 3Br, 2'h h ,
uebO. custom light· Escape •9"'1lJ'-..be~ch $1300/ flrep••ce. '•need yd. 2
WESTMINS fER 1092
PROVEN VALUE
Ing In & out. Oor· mo. Avt 4/3. 780-3876 car gat. S1350hno
geoua kitc hen & On Femleaf 28r H~Ba, avail 4/1. 842 ... 77 ba1hs, etc, etc. etc. T W hi gt Best buy In Orange 0 as n On lg 2 car gar. W/O, frig, Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
County. Must see 10 6 acres-SO l o t s· l/p. New paint S1195 Claaalfled.
believe value. Appl Wonderful develop· Yrly lse 840·5324
only 84S.S932 ment potent lal. Wall< to Sch. Lge 28R
P r I m e P o r I 2BA. Rear unit, 2-car
Townsend location parking, w/d hkups,
Some w/wator views. S1500/mo. 851·1177
Will sell whole or or 721·8335
NEWPOHT
Bl':ACH 2 toH
:\it·.~1·11t<I
Ht ,\1 It I 1i'f 28r na. M25/m0 . ....,
IULL UYVlll :::S ~~· ::.
38R, 2~ba. sub-Z«O, sty, vautled c.a. "II
Fr. doors, befb« crpc. kltch, matr eulte.
11795/mo. A11all now. Ready now. 72°"'730
151-8160 Ownr/AgC 2BR, unfurn apt. 1700
Speo .. ua 1 ~ ....,.. move• you In.
w/lrg patio &. pvt 714/548-3043 eves. or
beach. Walk to restau-815().3211
rants, shops. & ocean Adorable, sophlatcaled
beachff. S950/mo util 1 BA w/prlvate patht Included. 631·7110 1625. 54e-8081 .
STEPS TO UND!
YEA9'LY 28R -3BR
hms/dplxa nr bch. Avt
now $825-$1500/mo
Villa Rentals
175-4112
••ch•l•r Unit wl
Kltch•n S550. All
utlls pd. 1165 lrvlM
Ave llA 7ZO.M22
CM E.Slde dUJ>'elC, 2BR
1 BA, no gat, no pets.
$800/mo, tat &. last.
731·21N
ocor,, Spoc1acu1a11 CLOSE·OUT! S649,9oo 110312ci ...-------1111
SEA FAIRE Roomy Sbd 2.Sba wi
spacious family room.
Poot and spa. Anxious
selhtr. $304,900
(5181H)
part. $249,500
631·~044 or
20~385·2052
COSTA MESA 2124
••DUPLEX 28r 2Ba.
garage, block 10
beach. 51200/mo.
(818)359-4539
Apartments
For Rent
ll'•ld• dypl••· 28r
18a, patlo, gar. lndry.
Near 171h & Tustin.
$735 ... Clep. 8"2·243a
Only 1 Lett!! ERA Rafferty & Lloyd No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
Studio, 1 Balh
$159,800 Huge Townhomel!
48r 2'1lBa. big yard,
sep family rm, trplc,
vacant $1325 Remo
Rttrs 842-9787
•Lido Penlnsul•• ll'slcle trtpbr ap.c:lous HAI.HOA
PENINSULA 2H07 1 & 2BR Units from sunny 28r, MW CMpA/ ~(l 11 963-5555 p~r.l?C ---------ssoo wflse. pvt bch, decor, patlO, lndry hit·
$349,000
Open Sat Sun 1 ·5
2113 Valley R d
6.$2·8664
',, Piiot Classlfled
842·5878
' TERRIFIC TOWNHOME
ChOIC O ~bet Untl w lpl
New >.ant carpet In·
side raunctrv p.1•10
<)3raqo $1 3 8 ,900
,..,89}0)
ERA Rafferty & Lloyd
963·5555
The lllJPllt .
tits in
2 Bedroom. 2 Bath
$239,900
642-1015
Buy IL. Sell It Find It.
Class1fled
ERA Rlfftrty & Lloyd
983-5555
FIND
an apartment
through cla.ifieci MOVING TO
LAS VEGAS?
bay view, 873·8030 •2BA/yearty, aundeck, up. Quiet S795 S7J.3e00
S ·ai ~"'" garage, wi d. 1.1111 incl, pflng spec1 s tnru .. ,.JV steps to rruirlcet, 1985• E.Side, detuxe, remod.,
2BA 1 \.'IB A , 2·stry, 845-5882 q uiet, 28R t ~BA,
Twnhso, dbl gar. pool/ adults, no pets. SM
•2BR DuplelC, nice cptJ spa, no pets. 51075 ... 28R 28• 2 F k• 2448 Elden, A·2,
nu patnt, gat, lndry sec dep 840-4444 •o beech, y S850/ $850/mo. 8"2·5488
hkups, lg yd 5850 mo Deck uill inS 1---.,...--,....,...---Must Seel 647·75"'0 •BR SBA. ram rm, gour· · · 67J..25 • • Eaatalcle
•IE/Sid• Townhom• ~~}g~'.1' 3S:r:..~~,1';,~'. 1 ~~~~·No
2BR 2Ba, frplc, gar, Dock avail 50• ~ll. tao 21st SltHL
Y11Cant & ready! S975 ·• • <R.""'9"'"3 ....... ~,.2-Remo 842·9797 500 35th St 4BR 2Ba ...,...,... ._ ~......,..... u&
Don't Leave t h e Rest
of Your Life t o Luck!
'
Tired or tna high
cost of 11\lfng? 2 bed·
room, 1 bath home
on a large, walled
corner "lot Super
Locetlonl Com-
plelely renova1edl
RV parking Only
575,000. Call Bill or
Helon today at (102)
369"9242 tor tnfOf'·
ma lion.
Houses/Condos
For Rent
•Sh•rp Eastslde• upper unit, frpl<:, ga1, •CNlrmlne 2BR 1Ba, Move•ln S p eolall
Quiet 3Br 2Ba. big ~,P~,•~d~5~.;~ woodbu<ning fr~. 2 Newer 28R 2BA $850. fncd yd, dbl gar 51095 • · cat gar, walk to bchl Pam, Agt M~H80
Pet? 842·9888 S.yrldge Condo. 2BR $1350,mo. Call or 97~848
2BR 1Ba townhome In 2BA. 2-cat ga1, gated Marg81et e75-7113 Move-In Speclalll
M esa Verde attached comm. pool, sp-. IJp •D'Ltn 21" 2U 11071• Clean 1 & 2BR. Gated,
gar, lndry hkup, 5935 51•250• 721-oGSI Compl renovated, ftp pool, actMtlea, nr
mo Anne 751-4330 D 'lu• 3Br 3Ba w·e>p-dee~. patio. gar, 1050 bch/ahopa. 642-58$8
Romax SC Ritts tlOnal 4th BR Ba. pvt • , 71S0-17t31857-1n6 M--ln s-1a111 yd, frplc, dbl gar ..,..,,,..,,.-..,,...----.,..--.,-v....-_ ... Costa Mesa Bluffs! $1400 mo. 759'-087<1 3BR 2BA. gat, p\11 deck, 2 & 3BR Townhomesl
2·Slory townhouse nr
Canyon/Victo,,a. 2BR
2YIBa, pool trplc, 2
car parking, W /0
ht..ups, $950 mo.
no dogs, new crpt, Good locl Ma-7387
GENERAL 2102 Villa Rentals
675-4912 BALBOA .. Al.MS • Stu
Oen Bay Vus 5645 1-E"""•""s:-1-d-.--3-8-r -2-t')--B-a
CORONA DEL MAR • trplc, frlge, stove
tbd Charming view • micro. d w 2 car gar, $950 NEWPORT BEACH • lndry hkup, prav pa110,
lbd Balboa Bay Club cmpltly rolurb1shed' • Vus 51725 $1350 67S-8314,
Duolex on Water s1soo 644·7977 d,1-------
3BR 2Ba, wet bar, I p, 759-8949 •· MUST SEE!
stove. frig, pauo. No Cu•• 1 Br so o f PCH $200 OFF!!
pets $1775 6504421 ~ bU< to AJber1son's Beautiful t & 28R EASTBLUFf FAllflYHOllE Walk·ln clost. very pvt.. t o wnhomH. D/W,
4 8 A • d • n . 3 8 A . $750 mo. 72~730 pauo. lndry rm, up.
fenced wrd. Frshly graded. $7504815. • 23• AVOCADO pntd Pets & kids OK CENTAUR MGMT
Ava.I Nowl. $2395 mo e.i2•2281 ~ 831·2725 851·8160 0....nriAgt
Harbor Woods
Townhome Steps IO
•Move In Special!
••Ask .... ~er
Detalle on R..-tal
NEW
LIDO HIGHRtSE -Zbd
Bay vus. 1ecurity
E'SfDE TOWNHM Nv.pl Cntr. 2Br I Ba
38r 2 , .Ba. w d nk up, _s_1 _15_o_B_kr_64_o-_s_6_64 __
llonu•••lt . 18A & 2BR 28A
Pool spa. cab•• hkup
WES TL.AKE VU.LACE
28R 2Ba. l)"1 garage.
•ash er dryer. good
Costa MeN locallon .
Move-In Speclell
$975 714-650-8310 $2300
LTse 011 r Perso11als to fl11d a date or a lifetinie 111ate.
LIDO HIGHAISE • 2bd
l/1ew Apt -$2700
WINTER
RENTALS AVAILABLE
2 frplc, 2 encl patios,
2-ca.r gar. St 100 mo
.3, 6A Santa 1:.iat>el
962-8235 619-711-0780
Lease.Npt North
End Unit 28R
2 58A rwnhm, 2 car
Ms.8122 •-s-pac--iou-s-. -nevw1Y---d-~-
att~cn garage $1275 ---------rated 281 28e Town-
house. walking di•
1ance 10 movl.-.1
ahops. S73S. S4f..90l 1 Singl~IJ~,.~;(/;~~~r:~~;~{;:,._, .. Watemont Homes Inc
Realtors
631·1400. 76().3600
BALBOA
ISLAND 2106
E'S1de Brighi 38R
1,75BA. 2460 Norse.
No pets 51200 mo,
lease. 963-9824 •9'
Easts1de!!
lg 2·SI01y 3Br 2•;Ba
fr pie, 2 car g,3r, W D
hkops Nr Newport
Blvd 20tn SI Av! 3 s
Bt..r, Llongs 640-566-l IEASTSIDE
\.o• prime 38r 28a Back ••Y
HU~l l"I:<, l<l.._
Ht:A('tt .'••-I"
lo._.er duplex un11. '• Cute & Corw 1SR
block 10 beach, frptc. conage. $665/i'no.
patio w am ocean 329 univers.ty Or 111N,
view, S 1300/l'fto •42·28te No Peta
wrty Eves wkends· AVAIL now, 8Jltr• trg
494-7748 Days ask ---------tBr 1aa. den, dJw. lor Judy· 833·3850 $875 + MC-No ~
$1250 mo Udo Isle Home! Park-Setting!! 21~82.z21•
Every Monday in Classified. Every TIJursday in We~liead.
3BR 2Ba. garage, spa
t1replace. 1 21 Op•I s 1400 mo yeMly
873~2608
Villa Rentals
675-4912
With Oc.en & Sun..c O det. but n~• 28r .,.ey,,a t-4•C• 2BR 28a
21U &1ngte a1ory. mce 5900 Chilo OK. No
pati0, 2 car g111. frplC', Pets. 831-e107
Nt:WJ'OH r
Bt:Al' ti .! ., ,;q
INCREASE
YOUR
REACH
THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
.._.&.m..._ .. EEi
$1 .21 per line
per day.
rt1:at s .Ill t. , J Pil'r
8.led '!'f' I H
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SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For mo<e 1nlornt11t1on
CALL r.::;-AY'
ASK FOR
CANDY
Your
S.f'flC• Ouecrory
nopre•e1t1 ""• 842-4321
Ext 310
AUl>ITIONS
IU.:\IOl>~UHG J~ 10
• •lOWCST COST••
,or q uality work
LOcal. UC: ~ 8orld
~-7~3~
Daily PliDt ~ .
BALBOA
PENINSULA 2107
PILOT C LASSIFIED Betber crpts. avt 3 t
lt'a the solution you·re S145Q,'MO
searching tor • wna1n. Villa Rentals
er you re •••kmO a 67._ All!t.12 Taking Apphca11009 for home, an apartment, _...
38R 2BA nouse '11<\t.h a new occupatiOO Of _N_e_w_p_o_rt--c-,,-.-.-,-3-B-r'
dbl gar & 2 frpls e1ten a ltray pet. 2• Ba, lrplc • ..,., bar,
St400 mo. 735-0466 •---------2-car gar, pootnenn•s
$16501aase.544-3049
""'Pl Cres.t, 3BA 2' .BA,
Townhouse Style!
3BR 21~Ba end ga·
rage. •1 0 hk.ups, pool & spa $1070,mo -
$350 d•P 223J Falt-
vww Rd 546·7001
LOOK!
Ne-.,.tleaclt
2BA~ 2v..,......,
Avg $63'7/mo
For 181 I Month•
On Our Specimll
Call NOWU
SERVICE DIRECTORY
din rm, Quiel loc. ne.At -$6-50--0-, -S,-50--M-ov_e_s
to grnblt. S1450'mo You lnl lg• 1 ~ 28R 714-l!C).8310
O....nr/agt. 67~252 ~ qu141t complex, No
TRADE
lb.touoh cl..us.afaed
;>•ts Lnd'Y (garage, ---------
utra) 8314427 •28DRM $700•
•S750 Mow. lnl •1IDRll $900•
E.sia. 2Br 1 ~ idnl Frig, dahwahr, UO....
cond 271·D 11th pt incl No ~ta 54s-4855
APPLIANCES
SERVICE 3 426
PAULS S APPLIANCE SVC
AU MallH and Models
Cou11eous S..-V 558-051~
302t·B HMbof B CM
BATHROOM
REFINISH 3448
Far al,. home :llld llllillll -
CERAMIC
TILES 3~28
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN the TILE MAN
lea .. y ShON8IS·AC1d
,..,,1511 & regroul Now
& Rep.tar Balnrooms-
Shower doors K•IC·
Floors·Plumbtng Lie
25yrs 0 C 67;J·6065
ELECTRICAL 3810
110 2 .. .> ,,. Pt.as••
011at1f' .. ork, re .. son·
able r:il s Ltc o C.all
Rot N1 • 1 2::.a
Complete Service
L ens· •C.10-387645
POWER ELECTRIC
432· 7900 24 hra
FENCES
'
HAULING 3720
Clnup&......_.,
Ouahly SerV1ce. ''" est Mike 7a2-78M
LANDSCAl't: &
LAWN CAtff .lSOR
MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 389-0
B•thtub Aegl•rlno TILE lnsra tco Rep.a1ted
We regr.:sze tub l••e p. ~c• '°""'°"'' S#N:o
~LndecttMaln•
Compl yd, clee/Hlps,
wklylb•·mthly ave.
Comm'IJAH. 494-7686 •DECKS 361~ Shannpn ,River Co
FENCES ..QA TES . Landscap. sprnklrs snov.er s ~ .> y·~ Frile Est & flc'i?•enc~ ...,;!&,, 821·1 15 2 • ti&S,.. ... l :;..6176 Aew Repelr ...i repiw ma.nt, i,gh ng .
BUSINESS
SERVJCES 3488
Ycur REC ESStO"
CONNNECTI ON
connac:rs buvera &
so e•i. 111.e "" 11e the
connoc:hons l.ir yo • ,.,,.., vou cos11y aover·
I 1>ln9 l\nd p1.,c;1ous
"""' \•Je c n1r c• •I·
ITIOSI an,111 ng Anl.
Ques S "'' ~ t• '"U\J'1
z•b• ~s /. •v' p• nes 848-6015
CARPENTRY 3& lO
Ooon 'JI 'tOC•J·
Panel C btnet•·Stalra
Slw«o l>tw• A~ -
lS t •••II Wry 642-o!.67
CARPET 3& I 4
C•11Mtt Aepaln
Pc ,. • tl1•ICn/10Sl1tll
1 yr w-' r 15 yr• e•p
1U• 5!lil 3917 24 hrs
CJo:MRNT
<:UNCRt:Tt: .l :\l6
CHILD CARE 3&38
l Day Car M/ CO"''
C.a. FCj' C" MS Cl.anup G-*~5124
J• w l~le 642·7208
FLOOR INSTALi.
REPAIRS :Jff:.!O
T ..... Landacaplng
Comm. A••· Clean-
up•, "" 1r1m remov Valentin 588-Q.443
St'RINKI ER
MUSIC tU.t-AIHS .HJl I hm "'•als inc 15 vrs
e~p Ca I 760-87~6 Be-LESSONS JH.t~ twe~n SAM & 8PM Vinyl Tole & Wood Tr.. ~~. stumps,
ln$tall.Won. Fr" ..i. clnupa, haullng . Solo Q 1
Sttrlnlll•r• •te my
Ody~ RepllWa a fnetallallona.
Chati.a 122·7824,
CLEANING
SERVICES 31H8
25 yrs eap C•n Terry Co'tnm.1r es . lawn u tar Jnaqucuon ·~ m•1nL Make e41.0St 2 by Bruce -.•erryman
llrltlah C l eenln9
Servic e . Lo... rain
freo • I ,,. ~ nUs
Bond • lie W..2·40~2
Ct•ans houses Empty
•PIS or occup d 10 '1•• ••P Good refs 435-1948
Pror cl ""*''Cl tor r1Jn~l
propett •• • construc-
tion cl•An·ul) lie & "'u• B'l a et;eo
R • J 1-iO\I ae mng
Serv 5 .,,, on P9nn
Wkly or e ..... kly lie
E•cel t11ls 723-1.tJ.2
Tlffllfty Cleenln9
HANDY MAN .1710
MOUH C .. an ng Ae • Ce1pentry. plumblng,
''" • bondod. ~ on pa1n11ng, ell fled In tat v~lt 495-0141 moat •raoea. Reas. ,.. .. JD ... ~
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mo Yffv.111433-5212 appotntmantf ~ celve top perc•n"' to yOYt cloanlng 0 Beautllul, hand·fed, Avl Nowt 752·2881 STEPS TO SAHO 1BR horn. or mine). ueen or Majesty affectionate, 2 cages1---------
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MHl$7Hmol47·2922 '"=·~.;. ,.....,_., For amelt, busy mfg C8lt e.w.rlna PIANOS &
Wesle:M 28r 1'ABa twn-Cell .. 497.tTM co. Good pay & .,..,_ Me-7044 ROWING machine OP
hme, new catpel/pnt. efb. 5 ... )"9 exp ,.. BOdytone 300 549.95.
OIHiAN S 60~»
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ford Lw. 549-7633 Pilot Real Estate A.LY'IDa W~
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Apartments
For Rent ,
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.. 759-0571. e;:-:.r:; 6
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chor ... Sr. cltl~ rlan Husky, 3_..92, ~. A:J>J ~'.
empt lady. 54~7'214 CM Warnet'/Newland, H.B. 3334 E. Coast Hwy,
Call Lesa M4-Q117. Corona Del Miit.
FOUND: Ootd•n R•1---------llOll'I S
WATERFORD crystal
Powerscourt panern 9
oz tumblers .available
$40. 434-2938. HICYCL~S 6080
...... .... Eleoent WOODEN fishing boll .
accd•••oriesll '1balnllques, and trolllng pole $35. CHILO·GIRLS 2 wh.-el an , co ect •• for 54a.9832 'With training wheels
every room In your · $45. 997-3510. home. Too many to
mention, but a must to H:Wt-:1 HY. I-IJHS
& AHT tHl:.!:'J
Sl'Oll l'I NG
BALBOA COYS 8LIP
$300/mo. 30 Ft.
95CMlt4S
... 1 Call Phillip Siegel
H5atM8 GOODS 6061'> tri.vor dog 3-to. cwy1 Gene111I Aa.-e sao• T -AJlseo, Npt Heights. Vlln. S120K WOtth of t-welry. 5 1• TO 18 FT
GRll!A'J o•al 9424715, Ewcltlng new Designer Soll 545,000 obo 't>r Gun Collector now Hll· Marcus Channel. $75.
~ :\1 01 1'1.._, .!"ll M
&I' ..,.. Shoe Une; looking for trade all or part for Ing various vnd 85CMlt45
......... .., Inn. FOUND: Mal•, yellow key person Fua Time AMANA FREEZER 17 boat or RV. 641-6855 guns, rlnes & shot·•--:a~u-y~I.-. ""'s~ ... .....,..lt.-F""1_nd_IL-
Specloue roo9'11, cont LAB a PP r o JC 1 O or PIT. For lnteNtew cubic feet. Almond ---------guns. Call 759-7028 .,. Classlfled.
bfeakfut, r_.,., m1-months old. Found call 114/848-4593. upright. Like new. 'The Hiiia Art Alive!' 1---------
croa, maJd eve + near park 6 18th ln1---------Hard~y ever uHd. With the 'Sound of
much more. Special Co• ta Me•• € GIRLS WANTED $175 080. 973-6508 Mualc. • Complete Ht
waellly rate $175 & 9:30pm Thursday. From CalJfomla. 1>.-I=,,...,,....,,..,,,......,....-...,...---ol 8 ... collector's
TV. ELECTRONICS.
STEHEO GOH<>
up 7 1'"-'" .. 1 ~ e3t-0524 FROST frM Sears re-.,, • ..._ .......,.,., twMn 7·19, to com· frig•. clean Inside, plates with scan•• '86 Quasar console TV.
LOST: 3-6-82 black & pet• In this yeat'a 4th ugly outside $25. rrom the movie musl· 25" good condilton,
red small parrot annual 1992 San eeo-1709 cal. Boeutltull Still In $90 obo. 434-0987.
(Dusky Lory). Reward Di.go pageants. Over original boxes, never•=,,, .. ....,,,.,,,..,.,.,.~----Ht-""' \I...., I ( 1
for Into leading to lb $20,QOO In prlzaa and displayed. Asking 25 ZENITH cabinet TV,
COM ahr 38f 2Ba hM. return. 'Ski' 673-1218. 1cholarshlp1. Call S250 for the H I. needs work S25.
sttAHI'. :~·1
Upstairs & private. LOST· Cat Hi it today 1~PAOEANT •Reund .. " ...... PleaH call Marla at 548-9641 :!:1 r!:;. ~--Mlf'· Slam•••,;,, •. off.!~~ en 4811 f724-32M) with padHtal bass. 6d424321, •8xt. 30&
-·-long hair, brn face/ 48" dla + 18" leaf. 4 ay1, or 45-1933 Cestai ..... • aingM pewa. HB. 536-5107. •---------Windsor chairs. Per-eves after 5:30.
father w/2Br 1 a. du-• ll1rlletfng DINCtora feet condition I ssoo. -.. -=.=--•• -u-t,....,1'""t-u'""1_r_u_1..,1
.,._. ... ks roommate. LOST. Male Bord« Col· Earn S3,000 mo + Po-7sg..e700 (Shirley) lon9•' opoaeurn
Garage
Sales
I
I
Transportation
Automobiles
AC UH.A 9010
'87 LEO•ND COUPE
Auto, sunroof. leather,
Tuesday, March 17, 1992 •1 .........
VI, PJS, AJr cond,
Cai 1, Tilt, Cruise,
Wheelafflrea .
(Gl1ff7M) l•.-c..e._....._ •a••OM
HIHll •111,,
..,. ........ W.Aad
AJC, I» ml, VI ang
Ctulte, pwr llHringt
• brakM/loelll, ~.
11100 obo. Come ... €
715 8aywood Of.. Bay·
wood af>ll nr GelaoN.NB
HONDA !HIM~
'17 ...... QXI '°'· AAJ/lo, pwr ....,. Ing. W Cond. P/W,
PO~. Tiit, Crulu,
Moonroof, Cu••
w~-C"XrrM •.. .,.. c.ou.._Mefttla
4H-9090
'19 N ISSAN PATH·
FINDER. Black, 2·
wh ... drive. 5 apeed,
AJC. stereo-cassette.
cloth Interior. Low
mllea. Like new.
Forced t o aell,
$14,$00 OBO 873-ISOI
'IOYUIA U210
'14 TOJOll C1mry
('HI I h..... 'f ~~ll
t ... POllD Paeo
Dually. Lariat ••·
tended cab. Wh I•
32,000 miles. Bed
llMr, chrome wt'IMlt, OMd W-, •-lfllC:llll•ll.,I "'lt0=='ll~,.._,
condition! •eo v-e.
Book value• 117,000
Mual Htl S 15 ,000 oeo. M-.o tao
"71 FORD VAN
Rebuott 351 V8, power
steering, power
brakes, cruise control air cond With trailer
hitch Exce11ent cond
2 ownet1. S3,SOO. 71 4/
894-8550 or 524-6229
• •••• 88 Ford E150
New llres, big 6 en-
gine, Air c:ond1t1on-
1ng, Am/Fm areteo
cassette, Captain 1
c ha ir s , •e m 1-
convorslon. sllcse
door, 67k ml, good
cond1uon 1 owner .
$7500 pp
668-9271 or
842-9504
M EHC1-;01-:s !t I :rn
Sharp w/moonrooll
(E0147278) $3,5881'--------.J
Coa .. Mo .. Honda
'90 300 SEL 43e.5050
Blk/palo, gold pkg, ---------cstm rlmS/lltes. Alpine
stereo /alarm , ori g
owner, 13k ml, show·
room cond. $47,500
o bo.fM0.. ... 1
••'17 Celle•••
Bright red, excellent
condition. AM/FM
stereo, A/C, Cruise,
Tilt Wheel, 54k m 1,
$7500. Call 646-9147 '90 300SR Blk/grey,
c11m wh .. ls, MB wan
24k ml, T.O. leaM !::=======~ 5654/mo 54SrH88
RENT hOOQh classtned
use
THE
PILOTS
CLASSIFIED
VOLKSWAGON 923!)
187 Cabriolet Conv
Wollsburg, Air, Cass
allo ys (HK014600) ea _co. a Meee
43&-5050
SELL
th.rough cJ••fled
141-MJI
If you're looklng tor a car,
cl•sslfled has news for you •
Incl W/0 kitchen lie, bleck/Whlte. name tenllal c.omm'• FT/PT .,.. appls, -~ • ...,....,: ScNnootl. 842-6270. w/rapltdty expd'g Real DINETTE SET w/center fur coat Reversible
& otf ";;.;t' _'!;;,i:!:, Estate Co. Depend· pedestal, ' chairs, as raincoat with tor _ .... ,. bl t 11 M hit f 1 trim. European hooks. Transportation atloys. Or1glnal owner. -:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.;;;=:.
Xlnt cond. S 11,900. -All utlls pd. eiteept a • on y ca r. w • orm ca top, phone. AYI ,11• S350/ Kh8n H2-o9H good condition, $50. Hardly worn. $950.
mo + ~ utila.. c .. IMI 87S-2783 642-4-321 X 102.
•Pp. 675-7755•
PILOT CLASSIFIED It'• the resource you
can count on to sell a
myriad of merchan-
dise 1tams, because
our columns compel
quahlted buyers to
call!
~ lledical lecfellrJ OreaHr & Drawers.
COSTA MESA: Room For Newport BHch good c.ondlUon. $49 BUILl>lNO
MATERIALS 60JO BOATS 7011
for renL 1375 per mo Plastic Surgeons Of· Call Raml 753-+ deposit. Rnpon-flee. Fff. 722-6008 e100l54s-5077 •DvffY Electric Bey
alble, clean MfF, 1---------1----------Great H lecllon of Ilk• Crulsora Buy Fae-washe~/dryer. 75._ Rtll £statt'I Best! KING el.H or 2 twins now Makita and otMr tory Direct. Order now
1117 eves, &41-3823 IT'S EXCITING! Earn 13,000 mo ~ In headboard, wood S35. p o wer toots. new for summer cr\Jislngl M2·5878 or 432-8206 days. 1 ·900-42<>-6008 A D D I T I o N 0 f Cash only. 675-4095. We~r Bir~ MS-1541 845-e812
M/f, non-am .. , to thr Ufl TO tO mn/15. ttyn..+ comm's to 100% + KINGSIZE WATERBEO • jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii~~~iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
" Tll Ccm Ont 21f.371).tOn Tmgl FT/PT. Call Mr. N t1f I 3BR 3BA. Nwpt CrHt o-wave ma ess. n-
Condo. All a.menielea. WHY WAIT? Oltemaut 944 8007 clUdH frame 6 hea0.
S500lmo+Util. S'9Y9I NATIONWIDE USA board. Good cond1·
Pam ....0714 ~70ll _ 100·~~ •--t'--'•t Uonl Only $200. Ca.II .., pet..., 11yn.. + -._,,.. _..... 589-7904, leave m ...
Tll Col'I Ont 21f.371). ton lougft Stop sage.
UPTO
M1tr M av.it to dMr'I
'99P0". conald.. non/ •"*'· tip, walk to bch, ••y pk.ng.. $420 mo
Avait now. 17$-31$8
Ml-\1HFHSHll'S
.JO I "4
Putl· Tl Me M on-Fr1.1=,...-.,........,...,....---_..; H .. vy phOnH. Fun at· Movtn9l Must HU oak ____ __, saoo
Prof. neat Fem n/smkr
to ahr 38A C4M
home W,... ~ .... L
S525tmo + t fJ uth.
25-32 ~ .7 ... 738
•WAllTRh
Newpoft e .. ch c. c.
Golf Membership
72t·t4t4
Employment
Opportunities
I' \It' LOY \H :\ T '> '> HJ
mo1phefe 152~782 dining rm t.bl• & 8
RECEPTIONIST chair• $350. st .. ol
case dH~ S50. Othet
m sc. 640-0890 Needed PIT. Must be
avallabl• wMkands.1"o""u,.....,,.E""'E-N""s""1ze""-o-w-a-tert>ea--
cau Nancy &44-0050 frame, nice walnut
.... 19 $49. &48-9151.
._ ________ Single futon w /frame
S50. Loungoc:halr S25.
760-1632 tv message. mEIARKmNG
Looking '°' .,,lhu-
llalbC people 'With Mt-'fH It \'.\llllSI': Roonvn.te W9"ed fof
~all~~
CloM to bef'I, young --IOYS-•l•GRS--prot~ S500/mo. Ettck
5394Tl3
OOod Phe>fWfJMOP-.
akJlts. $.5Jhr + com-
missk>n. Pleaw call
Dan at 642-4333,
EJlt. 207.
MISC not !'I
5 'I' <*I 9lec: atov..
clean S50. •Hart Skits
w/Soloman bindings
t~ & ,.,. $50 ...
good cndtn. 964-8043. (1 \fl,(, ......... 1)1\
H I'-,, ..: • l •>
••to elf• 1511 ,.._
port 81vd. Coat•
Mesa.. 122.5/mo "* lnd.~t11•
300.. 720, 3131 "' -1ci6e S/F. 1817 West-
ctlff, ... Agt ,,. 1-6032
CdM 190 10 HOO at.
Wilh, AIC. hgwy slg-
nage. 11.25 p If,
R11l0tiomiea a7W700
t t>\l'\H 1t1 I \I
l'h<ll~HI \ .'"'
.....,.,.,.. ... !
Sm.a ~omc.. ..
waref\ouae apace•
frOM UOO-~H$/mo.
ldeM '°' new tK-. neu. arts .. Ct'afts --...ct Eastslde. lt(Jt
CSNYNt.U4a
l '• 11 -.. I I~ I \I · -. "
AmR ICHOOL JOIS
Ile part ot a Super
Sal•• Ctew aelllng
~rlpUon1 fof the
Dally Noll
e.Avetage $30.00 to
ll0.00 per week
•Wor1c 3 hour'I each
weekday evening
ewin prtu1 a~
bonu ...
•Must bo 13 ~ old
or oktor and Ive In
the Coat• Mesa or
Newport 8-.cn area
•Tranaportauon
provided
Cd betwffn
8am to &pm.
842-4333
UNES
TELEIURKET1IG BEDSPREAD fUll aiZe,
N9WPOl1 8.-ch Ofc gold solid cotor $20.
3pm-epm Mon·Frl. 642-3183.
Saturdays avail Cal •·c.,,,..,,_oN_N_A_l_A_t_•_••_P_h_o_n_e.1
Mdrtgage Leads. ~ answering machJne • borlU9 to s 1 Olhr. In bo • Cal 7a3-4.:IM new x, 1 yr war-ranty $45. 2~7711.
Waiter CONTINENTAL running
TIRED of wtllt...... boards tor Surburt>an
weltr•••? eam-t 2 $50/080 • .,...Teae.
noon Mon thru Frli---------OOUBLE mattreu &
bOlt spring. firm. good
ccndotlOn, $50.
175-2793
s.:J00.$500 per Wffk.
Call Ann In Co~t•
Mesa. 241·719'; Amy.
549-<>ea7; or Ctndy,
Tustin. 25e-W7,_ l*EX_ER_C_Y_C_U:-.-c-om--bo-o-f
'l-.'\.11'1 l >'\ '\H 'I
St:H\"I< I-S ~'c' 1.J
••••••••
DAYS
rowing and b i king
$45. M0-~734S.
BUCKS
Sell yotr priYota IXlrtv m8rdmndise in the
Doily P"llot (klssifat (omnulty
Morketpkxe. Col tOdoy at 642·5678 ond
1ake --rl dis great offer.
3 LINES far 6 DAYS far 9 BUCIS • I a .. ____ _
'
r l
PER MONTH • * NO COll.ECTmS * Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BfACH
Tun lier. Mmtc" 17, 1192
......
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAJt SHARIF
and T ANNAH HlftSCH
Both vulnerable. South deals
NORTH
•A Q 10 7 3 -7
10 8 4
WEST
+A 10 7 2
EAST
•J9 54
-10 9 5 •& KQ832 K982
+Q5 3 J 53 +K8 4 SOUTH
•K 82
-A '16 •
AQ7
+J9 8
The bidding:
South Weet
1 NT p._
2+ P ..
3 • P .. P.. p ..
North
2 ~
3 + ...
Op.mng lead. Kmg of
Eut
P .. p ..
P ..
The b!ll"t advant.ap dedaru
baa is that t.11 his aide's aueU an m
full view. wberHS the defenders' an
partly hiddtn. That faci played a
key role m t.has deal from a ceam
same.
l"bt auction o a stni&htfo""a.rd
transfer aequeoct. North'• bid of
two heart.I prom'lled 1t least five
apadH and th.rte clubs wu natural
and forcmg When South confirmed
thrtt-card support ~ pr-.ltrno ~,
thrtt padH. :-:onh ~leclt<i lhe !>Ult
game.
Under normal carcum tan('~. d
clar-.r couJd u :pect lo lot.e one or
two d1An1onds ind ont or t.,.u
dubs-thtre wtre \;fral fine
poss1b1htie to l1m1t tht mtnor u1t
I~~-The onh problem that w.._"j
hkt~ to an.~ wu a bad trump bru.k
comb1ntd .,.,th the damrond kin&
ufT 1cie and one de-cla.r'1 found a
prtl\Y "''a' to inert~ the percent·
~~ 1.0 !"orth ~>Uth'"' fa\Or.
In.need of v.1nn1nr.the fi~t tn~\(
with the ace. declarer allc,v.l'Ci \\ ~t
to bold the tn dt, falsKardmg v.1th
the lll from ha.nd Con. .. 1der Wt ... t' ...
pre<hcament. It F.a:.t did indttd hu d
the ace of heart. , that ...... th.to onh
itnificant h!Jh card that defender
C'OUld M\e Ther-.f1 re •n' ,h1tt \o\I
hktl) to be dii8lltrnu ..., \\ I" t con
tUJued wtth a hu rt and df'l.:lan-r
WU able to &hfd t w.o (If du.mm\ •s
diamonds on the att' and Jack of
hean.s
Oeclartr was rrwarded •Mo a
spade to the qllf'fn &nd badt Ul &ht
lnng r-.v.a.ltd tNmps •er. indttd 4-
1. Although dw fint club fio k>
to East. a ~at ~ a.Uv~td dt'·
clartr to pick up lM suit and hie
ooJy oiw lrl('k each in trump$
been.a and cluhc
TODAY'S
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