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Home My WebLink About1992-03-25 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • ......... ... ell 21, 1112 Serving the O range Coast since 1907 26 centa ·Richards in town · to . tout Texas Texas governor tours Loral, but insists she isn't here to grab Cal ifornia industry. By Russ Loar SIJI! Wnter NEWPORT BEACH -Texas Gov. Ann Richards took her two- week "economic development" tour to Newport Tuesday where she met with officials from Loral Aeronutronic Division to pitch the pro-business climate or her home state. But Richards insists her trip is not a Texas raid on California's • hard-pressed aerospace industry. "My purpose in visiting the com- panies that I'm seeing -com- panies that already have a presence in Tex.as -is to thank them for their business and to let them meet me personally," Richards said. Her travels are also intended to sell Texas as a site for the future ex:pansion or companies with divi· sions in her home state, according to Richards. '-~Nol Students in Mrs. luxembouger's fifth-graide dus ait Wilson ElemenlAry School find themselves lost under colorful canopy during recent physic.al eduation dus. Loral's lease or the 100-acre Newport Beach site expires in six years, and ·company officials say the entire 2,000-employee opera· tion will be relocated. ..In four years, the rent escalates," said Loral spokesman Joe Tedino. "The property has escalation clauses in the leases that make it not cost- efficient to manufacture defense systems there." See RICHARDS/ID ..... First Lady visits Coast In support of Seymour Barbara Bush addresses Republicans at dinner for campaigning Senator. . By Rua Loar .. _ lRVINE -U.S. Sen John ~,·, re-election campaign -• big boolt from fmt lady Barbara Bush Tuesday night who rallied about 400 GOP Wthluls who in turn shelled out a total Sl7S,OOO for the privilege. • "Bush, wearina an eye- p.ppina red dress ud her trademark pearl nee~. was t.bc pst or honor at a Sey· ~ fundrailcr bcld at Fluor Dliicl Inc. where Ille delivered -. wry diff acult apecch,. due to tbe (act that she lost a contact leu. Ouau paid SSOO per couple to attend the event, but a $1,000 donation bought-a one- on-one photograph with . the first lady. The fundraiser was closed to reponers, but Seymour said Bush talked about a host of is· sues ranging from health care to education, asking suppon for both Seymour and the presi- dent in bis quest to create a Republican majority in Con-aress. After the event, Bush told reporters that husband Georse -President George Bush, that is -has endorsed Seymour's bid for re-election to the senate scat which was previously held by Gov. Pete Wilson. Seymour vacated his 3.Sth District state senate scat after Wilson ap- Po'!tted him to the U.S. Senate m January 1991. Seymour was roundly criti- cized for abandonin& "tradi- tional conservative values" by See BUStWm,_ Judge Plala to serve three years Former Corona del Mar attorney's cooperation earns him a lesser term. . . By Ills Yoko! Sail Wrtllr NEWPORT BEACH -A former Coron:i del M:ir attorney and municipal court judge who pleaded guilty to cocaine traf- ficking has been handed a le- nient sentence or 3 lf2 years in prison. Alan A. Plain, 48, had faced a minimum or five years and a maximum of 40 years in prison, but a U.S. District Court judge on Monday banaed down the lesser term, followed by bur ye:irs or supervised probation , since Plaia cooperated with fed- eral prosecutors and testified ~ against two other cocaine tr:lf- fickers. "He provided valuable infor· mation that assisted the pros· ccution or the other defen- dants," sajd Assistant U.S. At· torney David Garcia. "He'll still be doing a substantial time in prison." A Central Orange Counry Municipal Court judge from 1979 to 1983, Plaia pleaded See Pl..AIAJlm* ,... Storm may ftzzle but n still will drizzle By LoMnn Basheda $1111 Wltllr National Weather Service officials say the storm that w:is expected to drench Orange County today probably • won't drop more than a drizzJe. "The heavy part of the storm is still off the coast," me· teorologist Jerry McDuffie said Tuesday evening. .. It could still come in, but right now we think it may weaken and not giYc us a whole lot." See STORM,9a ..... CGlta Mesa rm .. 11 n Ila lUJ ..... _.,_ ... 19.D-Ju••· .. -, ....... _._,_ .. ... U.N-Jau ...... ._,_ IUl-Lm,_,. .... ..... --s sa~-~-+·_,...- Axelrod mystery: Few boaters disappear without a trace in local waters 8y LmtAm Basheda .. ..., NEWPORT BEAOI -Dr. Roben Axelrod wasn't t.bc first boater dcdarcd misaina in tbae waten -but be is one of few who vanilbcd without a trace. Old ncwtpapcr dippinp indicate that mlllJ millina boaten were C¥entually localed and mcucd. Othen wubcd asbore. Or at the ¥Cry least their boat - or pieces ol it -C¥eatuaUy surfaced. But Dtitbcr the boat nor I.he body of the prominent cosmetic suraeon who left Newpon Harbor for a one-hour boat trip two months aao today bu turned up. The last time someone vanished from these waten without a trace was in 1984. Twcnty-fM-year-old Steven Ba.ilcy and 22-year-old Norm Sepa were last seen Oct. 20, 1914, when they left Catalina Island in I 12-foot motorboat and beaded bid to Newport Beach. La"ke Axelrod.; Bailey and Scaona were detcribcd as apcrieGccd boaten. But the seas were stormy when the two set out, and it ii believed their small skiff was overcome that niJht by strona winds and 6-foot waves. But on the afternoon that Axelrod disappeared. the sky was clear, the water calm, and sa>rcs of boaten were on the ocean takina advantaac of the warm weather. That's why family and friends or the missing doctor find it IO strange. Despite heavy boat tralf.c: that day, there were no reporu of an explosion, no si&htinp Of I nan, no ligns of a linkin& boat. SewraJ days later. a din&hy,that belon&ed lo Axclrod's 36-foot power boat wu found capsized and floating about eipt miles off Catalina lsbnd. But friends say that makes it even more O( I mystery. When spotted. the dinshY was Ranked by idcntir.catlOO placards that, friends say, Axelrod typicalty kept in a drawer in the boat. Accordina to the family. Axelrod would only attach the placx:ards to the din&hy if be was f lannmg to Co ashore. Y ct on the day o the disappearance, he 'Was due back at his Newball home for a 6 p.m. dinner enpacment with his wife. Tbe doctor told ber he was only takin& the boat for a quick ipin to prepare it for a future scuba div1n1 trip. Family and (fiends also theori.Ze that if there wu some IOrt ot emergency, Axelrod wouldn't have -asted time See BOATERSwtlll* ... , A2 Wednesday, March 25, 1992 Locals Only - Streetwise Interviews and photographs by lee P<lyne Q. Wlllt ........................ . ....... , ... (Asked lit 38th Street Pllrk in Newpott BNch) lilijPfii~ VOL.88,N0.89 Readers' Hotline: 642·6086 Your "°"'""""" .thnut 1~ (M1ly Pttoc or nf'W\ tipl wtP ~ -~ M'd s-" dlr«Uy to ldltor Will._ lobd4>11 T"-... ~ 2• hour .t-n,. _. m4V bf> ..-! to ~ ~ to tnt tdf .,, on _,.,, tCJ90< C ontrb.tor\ to it. Hod>,,. ..too w.u>1 IO ._ '"'°" com-puhl..twd """' ~ llw., "-c "' •.-d photw n~ lor wnf"IUllC)n °'" " _,, omm..f'"'-~ ~ want .,.....,,, """'Jt...f-,....,.. ,_......,. --~ .... ......, o.t ,_..., ()llllret ............ ,...,, ""'9 ~ Hedy Hafen Newport Beach "M ore parking. Lots more parking. And it would be nice if they buried their utility wires." Rebecca laugher Newport Beach "M ore trees and greenery and a cleaner bay. There's not much more room left for parks, but they could plant more trees." Ron Hall Costa Mesa "There's really nothing more the city needs. I think it's great the way it is." Geof W ickett Newport Beach "More resident parking. Parking around here is a nightmare., especially on street sweeping days." Terry Fairon Costa Mesa "They could use a gas station by the Jack-in-the-Box at PCH and Balboa. That's the way I come to work. Otherwise it's beautiful." c~ I'-«> news *>r1'I. .awtraJOnJ, • rorW ~ Ot ~.~lb hemn IN)' be ~ ~ ~ penn-ol ~CJWMf How to reach us at The Pilot CirculMioft Ofinge County 642 .... 113 ~n1 Classified 642·5678 Otspby 642-4121 f4itofW News 5"40· 122 4 ~ 642-0 30 ~. Spot1S fu 646-4170 Maift OMtt Bu.sme. Office M 2-432l 8usfnes fu 631 -5902 --------------------· ---------------------- Did you know? TllBn. • • and tlllln Paula Godfrey, long-time Grand Canal resident on Little B;llboa Island, gives us two portraits of Balboa Island, a 1920s view (above) and a 1940s view. Her grandmother became a Grand Canal resident in 1927 and Paula remembers these photos hanging on her living room wall. Her home "Hudathunkit" was th~ first one south of the 11orthern tip of the little island. • Costa Mesa More thJn S4,000 •orth of item . m· Some Mole more than $21,000 in property, including a SS.000 1-carat dt· amond engagement ring, from a home last WcdncsCiay on the 1500 block of Mesa Verde E:ist. Enuv into the rc)a· dcncc was made: by d1mb1ng O\cr a p:allo "·all and sliding open a w1nlk>". clu<.hng a . .i-k:ahbcr h.inJgun :ind a Rolcx ~111rh. v.-crc s1olcn rrom a home on lhc 1000 block of SJhn:u A\'cnuc. • • Someone stoic l~'"O computers .iftcr brcal.;1n~ the d1.i.pl;iy v.indow or Ulll· mate Computer Solutions. located JI 3.303 H;irbOr DoulC\'ard. • • A C0>la Mesa man told police he A desire 10 snatch tax refund ched.s was apparently behind the allcmptcd burglary. or a mail truck last TucsJay a1 Joann and Meyer streets. While the postal carrier was away from the locked truck. an unknown man used his elbow 10 try to break ou1 ll truck v.mdow. There wu no loss m the morn1n1 bur· glary attempt. w:u s1111ng in the Ji,ing room of hi$ Fairview Road home v.hcn four or r"e skinhcach, one he knew as "Fred." le t themselves in through his unlocked aoor and beat him up. • Someone stoic about SJ.000 Y,Orlh or clothes Frid:ay from a 1988 I lomJJ Ac· cord p:irltcd in an 1par1mcnt complct 18tl: T004Y :=:.! s.mM .... ~TMUllSOo\Y ........ ~ _.......,_ I I Bi& SIU 5tWf. 2-4 ,. 2·.S Wr 2..J ,. 2·3 ,., 1:2S Pr"'-4 4 9:46-0,6 S:4J P• 1.t 1:$1 , "' J. J.Ot ~ .. J IO".J7 a.& M 6.lt7 PM. ).4 .... ,.,...1.7 t ~,. ..•. , .. , ...... o1_._..,,M._. biaH; (9.... ,... .,_ Mac h i •~ l'••••ll •• "'" h1111f ~ ~ {-.-· ......... --~: dilMI.., .. ~-...... ...... S-s--11: s ... ...... •f ••• ••-1 1 t Nftt .,.,.eMs; • -.... ; ...... ,,, [J ...... == ........... .. , a.,._ A& I I : A ~1 ....... " ... ... ........... , .... . •ac"••1r••••• 1114 •llJll ialao na .. h a; • ,_, ..... C!Mc• reelf • ' -------------------- ~ Editor Steve ~ble, 642-4321 Notice what a difference trees make in the later photo, but look at all those parking places available in the 20s. Bridge the gap between yesterday and tomorrow by lending us your historical knowledge today. Address mail to Did You Know, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. ~• !36S 11.lrbor 81\'\J . • A Ch11:0 •om:in s:iid 1am one: 1tolc: her pur..c. •hich contJmcd Sl .400 in CJ,)h. "h1le she: sh<ll)PCJ It 11 South Coast PIJ.lJ 1orc:. The wom:m aid she 1.>c:I JO\\n her purse: "hile she 'hOl'ed her hu>b:inJ the: lhocs she: wu looking a1 \\-hen she: returned momenu 1.t1c:r, her pun.: was ,one. Newport Beach A LinJ.i Isle v.oman noticed her SJ.000 1,<>ld bracelet missina from her 1'1ghl wris1 wh1fc shoppin1 1n the Nie· man Marcus d<:Jnrtmcnt store, 601 N~port Center Dr. • A fC)IJcnt or the 200 bkxk or liar· Compiled by Anne Spinn bor Woods Place ~>t :inn0)1ng phon~ c011l .ill •-cdc:nd from :a male "'"° 1poke 1n an un1n1e:lhg1ble 1Jngu01ge. • A thief entered an :apartment 1n the 100 block of 33rd Street through an un· locked side window and toolc $7,900 •'Orth or property, including 103 com· p.xt discs. a 1terco 1~tem and a com· purer •'lth a pnntcr. • Four whit~-ashcd Yt'OOdcn ptd.cts •'ere stolen from a rcnc:c in the 200 block or Apolc:na Avenue for 1 $50 1os.s.. • A camcorder and $270 cash "''Crc stolen from I home in lhe 2100 bkxlc or lccwa.rd lane by I lhid who app;tr• cnlly sneaked in tlirou(h unlocked p - raie doon •bile the micknt slept. IDIZ llll: 5-riw! 6:02 .... s-.e: 6! ,, ,... () • <> 0 ua• • m• NU. ........ , .......... • • • Newport lwh/Co.aa Mw Daily Piiot .. ---·--~ --·------------------------------------- Slemons can still laugh at himself T he Jim Slemons jokes were nyin, around the room and the entwhile Mercedc1 dealer was lfVina as aood u he got. _Jn what.I~ ns....biu&aae debut, Slemons was guest fio5t lor last Saturday night's performance or the Orange County Crarics. While he would be stronJIY advised to keep his day job -if he had one -Jim proved h1msclr a real gamer. He opened the show in a standup routine with Crazy Gretchen Stahl, who introduced, .. The former Mercedes dealer to the stars, Mr. Jim Slemons! ... we had the real one scheduled, Fletcher Jones Jr., but he didn't show." Gretchen confided that, "When we got here this afternoon, Jim was asleep on the steps outside." The man whose business empire has crumbled noted that it was the first time he had been inside a church in years (referring to the 70.ycar-old former Presbyterian church where the Crazies now perform). On the Coast "When's intermission?" Slemons asked. "I need t9 pass the hat around." Gretchen said that Slcmons was one of Orange County's best-known former millionaires and socialites and was featured in Joseph Wambaugh's Newport Beach-based novel, "The Golden Orange." "What part of the book arc you in?" she asked the bankrupt car dealer. ''Chapter 11:· Slcmons deadpahned. A small plastic bucket was passe d around the audience. "A little something for Jim here!" Gretchen urged. When it got back to her, Gretchen checked it and announced: "Got $1.89 here, Jim. Interested?" "Yeah!" Slemons shouted. Then, very softly, almost to himself, "\Vhat cver." A born entertainer Jim Slemons ain't. But getting up there Saturday night was not easy for a guy whose whole life has been dragged through the courts and the media. "Jim was so nervous when he got here this afternoon I 1hought we \\ere going to lose him," said Cherie Kerr, founde r and producer of the Orange County Crazies. ''Dut the guy tu rns out to be a trouper. He's having a ball and he wanis to do i1 again 1his summer.'' I have never me t Jim Slemons, but I admire his fortitude for getting up on stage and poking run at himself after going through a devastating and deme:ining experience. Jim may have lost c'erytbing else, but not his sense of humor. Next week the Crazies will shifl guest hosts from :i bankrupt car dealer 10 1hc Chaim1an or the Orange County Doard or Supervisors, Roger S1an1on. The rest of their current revue, "The Wizard of Orange," will be A bor~ en1ertainer Jim Slemons ain't. But' getting up there Saturday night was not easy for a guy whose whole lite has been dragged throu9h the courts and the media. pretty much the same: A 2 I/ 2-hour show with 12 talented and engaging performers, 18 slits nod a whumping belly laugh approximately every 23 seconds, on average. But be warned: Leave your sturred shirt, your tight shoes and your sensitivity at home. No1hing is sacred in Crazievillc. This is the third Orange County Crazies show my wife and I have s~cn. We agreed that it is not only the funniest, it also has more social bite to it. Amid the madness, there is plen1y or sturr ror your mind to chew on l3tcr. Even in the far-out finale. "Junk Symphony,'' ~here the cast scrounges what items it can from the audience (car keys, soda pop cans, coin purses) nnd m:ikcs rnp music with them. Perhaps a tad my 1n his stage debut, Jim Slcmons didn't go to the audience for bi.s instrument. He just took of hi.s loafers and banged them together in perfect rhythm. I am pleased to repon that there arc no holes in Jim's soles. His soul seems to be doing OK, too. For ticActs, more information, or perhaps 10 audition as a guest host in some future life, call the Orange County Crazies at (714) 840.1406. Frwl M.nl•'• <'O!Aula ..... nny Moea1, Wt'doefclar ud Frid•y. ttonor ~ kM:d ona by IMklng thdr mano.1.-i ol ow bat dbta k> ddlllt ~.Wlllllbdtl:rtrtbuR cm theft be? rot-~ lrtbnlllltloo. a.act theAma"ltm ~Soddy. 3831 s. tWbor .... ' 200 ,_.. AM. CA 92704 {71 4) 751~1 ,,,.,, llti• ~8'!!300~C- ... l)!li.e 644.0760 l . ftle ......-~ ~ 2.30. 5, 7 lO, 10 2 . ., c.....""""' ~ 2 •• 30. 7.' 30 3 ............ ~1230.3,530,l, 1020 IDWMDS 1MANO CINIMA '-'-lel.od, New. '°" c.--'40· 1219 1 Me4 0.-T--... l'G-13' I JO, • 15, 1. f 4S l. OM9 U,.-A (lotMe r'GI 12, 2, 4, 6. I, 10 3 Attic .. "~ 12 45. 3. 5 IS. 7 30. 9 4S • The "--••t .._ ~ I, 3 15, 530, 145, 10 S ..,_,, W...W l'G-131 I IS, 3 15, 5 IS. 1IS.f15 6 Me*lne ..... lf'0-1311 •5, •. 6 IS. 930, 1035 7. lMs 11 M, Life tr'G-13) 12 15, 2 IS, •IS, 6..15. I lS, 10 IS UDO C1N1MA ,....._. -.d at New.-vaog. '73-1350 ......_ Ot1 (l'G.131 S, 7 IS, 9 30 POeT TMIAfll 290S £ C-~ 673 6260 ..._.,S.....,, 7. 9 IS Cllta Miii IDWMIDS CINIMA QNTll 2701 Holtior 9MI / ~ V..de C-979.f 1 f I I friH o.--T---• P'G-131S,7 30, 10 2 OMe Upen A CttMe P'CI S. 7, 9 3 ... lrmlftct ~ s JO, •• 10 JO • Mnuef TW..~5. 10-...., !IQ 7 JO IDWAIOS ONIMA Hott>at SWJ.Adom. A .. S•6 3102 ., c-.M VW., ~ S. 7 30. 10 HAHOll TMH ONIMAS Haotiot llwd./f W.:.O. Serwt '31-350 I I. "'8 Le•1111oe 11 *'-(IQ S JO, 8, 10 15 2. ~-·(Ill 7, 930 Send your items for Around Town to Bob van Eyken, The Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. Today library hours -The four Newport Beach Pu blic Library branches will be open at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday due to staff training. Easter decorating - Decorating for Easter will 1>e the topic at today's meeting of the Harbor View Carden Club, 9 :30 a.m. at the home of Elizabeth Ronney, 1227 Sand ~y. Corona del Mar. For information, call 640-4027 or 644-2457. Thursday Square dancing -If )'OU're an act i\e senior and like lo d;mce, come join the Costa Mesa Quicksteppers at their weekly square dance. 10 a.m. Thursday at the Downtown Community Center, Anaheim Avenue and Center Street. Not just for country folks, square dancing Is America's national folk dance and is an extremely popular social activity in Southern CMorniJ and throughout the U.S. Experienced square dancers preferred. Couples only. please. For more information, c.ill 545-5669. Gender differences - Parents Without Partners will hold an open discussion entitled "Gender Differences" at 8 p.m. March 26. The fee is S 1 ror members and SJ for guests. Call Sharon Beirdneau at 721-1575 for location. RUFFELL'$ UPIOLST£1Y llC • .......... e... .... 1m-1UL _.. • .._ ....... Natio11a l S11orts 1-900-976-5192 ''° 1114 c.-. ICOf9I ...... .,.....,, ..... --. ......... _____ ..... __ COMING THIS SUMMERI r:t .................. A Cincer SuMvor'I C:.lllnlion will I hlllh Ind Clrar -. .... ExDo, iWd cenmony, food and IM ........... lor ... t llmttlt INCLUDES SK RUNISTRIOE, 5K AOl.LERILADE, 1 K CHILDREN'S DMH COMPmTIONSI "I •••Pllllr Downtown Los Angeles during the infamous zoot suit riots of 1943, from Lnl\ cr~al Pidure~· "American Me," now showing at the harbor Twin Cinemas. MIU CINllo~A ~ 81wd /l 9tll St 6•6-5025 Shlftl"e nv ... , .. ra> 6. 10 JO The H.,.. n... a.du the Cf-edle Ill I 30 TOWN ClNTll CINIMAS So.All Caa11 l'loia 7S 1 • •l!f I NolMs Off IPG-13J S •S, !, 10 15 2 Heor My Sena !R) 6 IS 9 30, 10 3S J Shadows & '•• (l'G.131 S 1, 9 • Wcryne'a World (l'G.13) S 30, 7 30, 9 30 SOUTH COAST 'LAZA 8n•~ ~6.271 1 I lu9ry I-7 30 hlnce ~ 10 2 Attlclo ft 111) 5.1. 9 IS ' ..., Personality test - Ne,,port Beach counseling intern Lynda Hanl..in will conduct a seminar on personality testing at 10 a.m. Thursday. Discover facets of )Ou r personality that make >Ou susceptible to depression, anxiety and addictions. There 1s a S25 fee to CO\er the cost of te)ting materials. Call 851-1919. Moscow mayor -Gavri1I Popov, mayor o( the Russian 01pital city and Boris Yeh.sin's close political associate, will speak at a dinner of the Industrial League of Orange Count)' at the Westin 'South Coast Pfaza Thursday. The event begins with a reception at 6:30 p.m. For reservations, call 476-9237. Friday Women's Aglow.- Christian Women's Aglow of Costa Mes;i will participate in a statewide prayer retreat in Sacramento March 27-29. For information. call Linda Jacobs at 644-4706. Senior forum -Seniors are imited to enjoy coffee, doughnuts and con,ersahon at Friday's Hospitality Forum at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park A\e., 9 a.m. to noon. Bring a friend. For more information, call Anne at 646-2170. Saturday Day at the races - lifeline living Centers, an organiLJtion which provides housing and training ror the 3 laalcAnatlnct 1a 5 30. 9 10 30 50Un4 COAST VIUAGI ~ OI B-.Vol S.O. OS9• I lalM tho led Fla1 1-i S, 1 30, 10 2 $1\ake• tho Clown (~ 6, 8, 10 3 wti ... e Antell 'oar lo Troad !PCI • 30. 1, 930 Irvine fHI UNIVHSITY CINIMA f24S Campo.1 o,,,,. 85•·8!1 I ._ I Wcrtno't Wetld.(l'(;..13' 6 ,S, I •S 10 JS mentally impaired homeless. will hold its first fund raiser of the )ear, an e\ening of harne:.) racing at the Los Alamitos race cour~. on March 28. Ticl..ets are S30, which includes dinner For information, call Frances RaJbe at (310) 430-5985. Book sale -The Friends of the Costa Mesa Libraries "111 hold their annual Spring Boot.. SJle on March 28 at the MesJ Verde Branch from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call the Library at 646-8845. Origami -Ongam1 1s the Japanese art of paper folding and has delighted people for centuries. A class "ill be offered from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday ror the en\ire family at Orange Coa!>t College, 2701 Fairview Rd .. C~ta Mesa. Call 432-5880 for more 1nformat1on. School benefit -Daily Pilot columnist and KFI talk 1how host Hugh Hewitt will sef\.e as master of ceremonies at "All Creatures Great and Small," a benefit for Prentice Day School Saturday at Le Merid1en Hotel in :O.:C\\ port Beach. Prentice is a special school serving the need> oi children ,.,.ith dyslexia. For reservations and information, call 650-1115. School carnival - Games, ride, greJt food. pnze> and a silent auction will be featured at Saturday's car"".al on the "-a1ser School ampus, 2130 Santa Ana A\e. The e\ent b sponsored b)' the school's p.lrent and faculty organization. For information. call 646-41 1 S . 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C 1c>~ include Dick Allen, \\Jr\ Hornbudle, M1ch.:ie' Steph\.'n>, and Ellen ~' eron1 a> ''l. I .l) othe~ For mo•e informJi'on. c.:ill 644-1341. Monday Homeless benefit - Thomas House Temporarv Shelter will host a benellt (or the homeless at Ch.lrlev BrO\\n's restaurant in l\e-.' port Beach, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Monda . Call 531 ·7478 or 839-3277. ADD clutter -Learn how clutter t) a problem for people suffering from '\ttent1on Deficiency D1~rder l".DD .it J lecture g1\en Jt the oiltc(>) 01 Jo.-in Andre\\.~, 1151 [)o,,.t? Sl u11e 105, Newport Beach ~-8 30 pm Monday. There 1) a SS lei:-Call ior inrormal.Jon or reser.at10n> Jt .r6-0991. +WI FIJ"I -1•111 II tlJ ,'r11 .. 1 dll h1m11 + ·---...... llblll • + w1111 na1r Erb na1r Rat• ... r-hll lllrr • • PITal Ill •U-All W. ~~ltff ..... I BR r11 B11 m• ..... Yll Cll II Tl -,_. _, ~·· C0111* 11GC n1 • Rnni10 M11b11 on 0 A.C COid ,,., ~ eWtW ~ Ml 11.000 recMPt$ P"CI 1972 hi. w ~ Mel .w.·11 nu. clUl. mnous & ~ lints fOi'O ID tldl tJ#e .... 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D11aa ••II"'*-_.-..:• .... aa... °'91111. ~ .............. ......._ .., ~ .. ,.,, -a••· -1'~•-M:Z ...... • J A4 Wednesday, March 25, 1992 , ------------------------------------------------------------------ - usiness I Costa Mesa tirm bucks controversy, markets HIV sen-test Health officials skeptical, but company plans to sell HIV test kits, targeting young adults By Tony Cox llusine$s Edaor COSTA MESA -Despite controversy in the health care communi1y over the acceptability of its product, a nedgling Costa Mesa company expects to have government approval to se ll its in-home Hl V test within a few days. In fact, the company. Health Test Inc, on Tuesday launched an ad,ertising cam- paign to market i1s product, "HI V Hume Check." StC'phen J. Coonan sending ii in for a lab test. Customers who test negative for HIV -the virus that leads to AIDS -wiU be notified by Home Test Inc. within abou1 a week. Customers wbo test inconclusive or posi- tive -meaning there's a chance they have the virus -will be referred to clin- ics that will conduct ct.nftrmatory tests. Health professionals have been critical of HIV Home Check, citing the need for counseling when a person tests positive for the virus. And both federal and state health officials have expressed concern over a product that requires untrained people to obtain their own blood sam- ples. delicately. He said qualified counselors will ref er such customers to a clinic that will conduct a second test, and when, and if, they test positive in the confirma- tory test, they'll receive processional counseling. And for those customers who aren't comfortable with pricking them- selves for the initial blood sample, he said, Health Tes1 Inc. will make house cn.lls to assist them. first in California, and Health Test Inc. has plans to eventually sell its product nationwide. While many clinics offer Cree HIV testing, HIV Home Check offers more privacy in a poten1ially embarrass- ing situation. Pryor said he expects the product to be sold primarily to sexually active men and women between the ages of 18 and 34; especially college students. He added that initially -prior to becoming well eslablishcd and prior to marketing the product nationwide -the company is projecting sales of 300 HJV Home Checks a week, and as many as l\alf of those customers will opt for assistance in collecting their blood samples. Individuals will be able to call a toll- frec number to order the.! pruduct, which will be sold for $24.95. For an extra S2U. customers can get personal a55istance 111 wlkcting a blood sample for the test. But Health Test Inc. officials believe they have those bases covered. Doug Pryor, a spokesman for the com- pany. said customers testing positive or inconclusive for HIV will be dealt with Health Test Inc. was founded e:INier this year by Stephen J. Coonan, an l1r- vine resident who previously was in- volved in the business or drug testing for transportation farms. Coonan bills Health Test Inc. as a company that is devoted to slowing the spread of HIV until a cure for AIDS can be found, but the company also appears to have excellent profit po- tential. That would translate to weekly rev- enues of nearly S 10.500 and annual rev- enues of nearly $550,000. 111 V Home Check involves drawing a ~mall bloou sample in the home and HIV Home Check will be marketed Celebrities to stump for Planet Hollywood location COST A MESA -It's of- ficial. Planet Hollywood is com- ing to the South Coast Plaza area, anu Sylvester Stallone is coming to town to prove it. Stallone. one of se .. eral cc- lcbritie!> "ho arc part owners of Planet I loll)"'ood, will be in tO\\n I nuay to olficially an- nounce \\hat has been anti- cipaled fur several mon1hs - that fr anc hi:.ecs of the cntcr- t3i nme n t-themed restaurant "ill open a South Coast Plaza location. ·1 he franchise group. lt.1latin Inc .. pl.in,1, ~p open its Planet llollywooJ 1n Augui-1. The exact loc • .1110n of the rcs1aur:.int \\On't be announced un11I Stal- lone's "•sit, bur retail lcJsing ~uu rccs sJ) Sou1h Coast Pl.lZJ \'llL1c.c. on the San1a Ana side of Su-nlltmcr A\cnuc. 1<; a ht...cly canUIUJtc Friuay's festi' i1 1cs. "'h1ch '"II also incluue an appearance by Henry T. Segerstrom. m:1naging partner of South Coast Plaza. "Ill bec.111 Jt .. \n1oncllo\. J South Coa't P l.tlJ \'illJge res- taura nt ll\\ nee.I by An10n10 C:ig- nolo, one uf the ltJl:.i11n part- ners. Afler d1' ulg1ng the e\ac1 s11e, Stallone shm' mg a color renScring of P!Jnct Holl~v.oou and un,eiling the f1r-.1 piece of Hollywoou memorJbilia that will be dis- played 1n lhc new restauran t, S1Jllone will go on a shopping spree at South Coast Plaza and Cl")sta l Court. The fir.,t Planet Holl)"'ooJ upeneu l."I }CJr in New Yorio.. Like the orig in:il location. 1he local Pl:.ine1 I lollywood '"ill fea - ture mo,1c memorabilia :1ncJ a show-bu\inC'>'> atmo'>pherc. -By To11)' Cot SIL resolution OK' d NEWPORT BEACH -The Rcsolu110n Trust Corporation has sold and paiu off 1murcd deposi ts from lhc uduncl F.irWcM Sav- ings and Loan Assoc1a11on of Nc\\porl UcJch. the RTC an- nounced 1hi' wed The 1murcJ ret;11I Jcpm1l'. of :!5 of FarWe t's former 28 branchc, \\l r..: acquired by Amcric.1n Sa\lngs O.rnl of Stockton. Calif. :'\or:hlJ't Sa\lng<; of llJrtforu. Conn. and Inter- national Savings 13 .m.. ul SJn D1<~go. The RTC \\Ill u1rel.ll) pay off Far\Vest's 1n'1ured brokered and money dc':>k tkpu,11s to1aling mo re than S530 million, as well as the insurcu deposm of FarWcst's Hillcrest, San Marcos and San· tee banking ofl1ccs, "'h1ch 101al approximately Sl20 million. The payoff v.1ll begin imm ediately, the RTC said. ;oaily _Pilot Economic Index . .. . - I • Retail sales R espondents to The Daily Pilot's monthly survey of retailers have continued their slow. !Jpwa rd trend in sales, progress that some of the store owners believe indicates an casing of :he recession. 100-_~~~~~~~~~~-r~--1 95 --------==---t ({esults continue to be mixed - '"ith some st'ores showing significant gains and others remaining in a tailspin -but on average, the su rvey group's sa les were up 2 percent in Febru:iry over February 1991 levels. The February performance followed an a"erage gai n of I percent in January over January 1991, the first time since the survey began last summer that the group was ahead of the previous year's sales pace. "It's not going to happen overnight," said one store owner. "It's a slow, arduous process, but it is improving. Traffic is up here, and customer altitudes are • Represents last year's performance. A score above 100 renects an improvement over the same month the previous year, while ~ score below 100 indicates a de· dine. Scoring is based on sales of local retajle rs who are Ssurveye<t regularly for this feature. imp roving." Another respondent agreed. He said his customers don't seem to be as worried about the economy as they had been in recent months, and they are therefore spendhg more freely. ··1 definitely see a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow," he said. "Last year was really scary, with the wa r and everything. In fact, il was such a bad year, I don't have to pay laxes this year." But a dO\\ntown Costa Mesa retailer said that so far in 199:?, his storc:'s sales have been even worse than last year's performance. He said const ruction in the area and what he sees as a lingeri ng recession have conspired to make a bad- situation worse. "While there may be some improvement in the economy on the East Coast and in the Mid"'est. there's not yet an improvement in California," the respondent sai(:I. "We are still in the grips of the recession. Discounters arc the only ones doing well. "It's to the point now where I've been doing this a long time. and I don't know what to think. We're hoping this is the rock bottom. Hit's not, downtown Costa Mesa is going to be a ghost town. We're hanging on by our fingern ails.'' White ret11ilers appear to tk experiencing varying degrees of recovery in differeo1 parts of the community, most respondents arc optimistic about their future prospects. "Thi ngs look positive to me; they don't look negative," one merchant ~aid. ''I sec the rcaJ estate market beginning to move, more houses being built. With the e interest rates, how long can people stay on the sidelines?" The February index score for retail: 102. -By Tony Cot '. -. ....a.....t . 'WUG1war · ·• . -, · ~-... .. . J. . .. ·--. Wednesday Th ursday Chamber of Commerce at 729· 4400. Prudential Securities wi ll sponsor "Rea lize Hidden Profits Through Wednesday, April 1 a free seminar enlilled "Under-Tax Alternatives" wi ll be the topic o( a presentation by George Teats, swnding Money Management" at 7 CPA, at 7:15 a.m. Thuooay, March Merrill lynch will present i free program on retirement, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at le Merid1en Hotel. Call 955-611 2. Lawyers delect Ill 1118118 from Thelen Mlfl-.m NEWPORT BEACH - Five lawyers from the Irvine office of Thelen, Marrin, Johnson_ & Bridges, includ- ing the firm's managing partner in Orange County, have left to join the New- port Beach office of Crowell & Moring. Randall L Erickson, for- merly managing partner in Thelen, Marrin's lrvine of- fice , was joined by Steven Fink, also a partner, and four usociates in the move , to Washington, D.C.·based Crowell & Moring. Erickson and three of the associates, Fredric Albert. Thomas Quinn and Barbara Mikalson. specialize in envi- ronmenLal and construcaion law. Fink specializes in banking, while the other de- parting associate, Don:ild Bradley, specializes in busi· ness litigation and con- struction. The six def ectfons repre- sent the loss of more th11n one-third of Thelen, Mar- rin's staff or l:iwyers in Jr· vine. David Decker, a p:irt- ner in Thelen, MMrin's lDs Angeles office, ~ill uakc ove r as m:inaging partner in Irvine on an interim b:isis. Meanwhile. the addition of the Erickson-led group will triple the number or l:awyc rs in CrO\\.ell & Mor- ing 's fledgling Newport Beach office. The office opened in January 1991, and prior to the recent addi- tions, its strength was in in- ternational, corp<m1te :1nd government contract law. The former Thelen, Mar- rin attorneys will ghe Crow· ell & Moring an envi- ronmental practice, a niche the firm has been succe~f ul with in its headquarters. -BT lk DalJT l'f#I 0 The Nev.port o,a,h office of Sperry Van Ness represented SOC lnvc ... 1menh in the recent sale of a .S.000-square-Coot First Interstate Dank builumg in Ontario for $896.000. Ed Ka razogian and Jim M.rnnu 0f Sperry Van Ness' Newport Beach office repre- sented th e seller. P.lrvis Donboli of Remax represented the buyer. p.m. March 25 at le Meridien 26 at the Balboa Bay Club. For in-formation, call the Newport Harbor Hotel in Newport Beach. For in(or-rr=======================================~ 0 Two corpor:lle logos created by the McAd3ms Group of New- port Beach \\ere sdec1cu fo r publication an the annu:il pubhca1ion American CorporJIC ldcn11ty The logos were created for the Women's Food~Cf\ ICC rorum, a food sen.ice industry group for women in management. :ind the Traxel Group. an international import and export company. mation, all 253-4518. \ \., 1 11 S t r L' l' t H.l' l)o rt 1-91-976-5192 U.1 w .. St*11 Upd ... .95.,.,""""' ------..... .,.. ...... and PoultrJ I 111•11 ,.. .....,. llllHIJIOll •.... Isl Annual lka~tit Art Aumoa to n.tt MDKD,.r ~ltropbJ sponsortd and Mid by Donna Mari~ Galltt']', YOl'N Uada & Just when you thouQt1 you would have to accept a IDMr i...,... raee to,,..... liquidly of your investment dolall, Sunwest Bank II offering you eome lquld r9lef. For a limled time•. wt.. you open 1 FtNdom nm. Account tor a tenn of lie moth or .,, IRA tor a term of one yNr or more wlh a minimum blJ8nce of $10,000, Sunwest Bank wil ..... their Nlty wlhdr .... penalift .,.., the ..,. MYen days and through the lnllll term. llrtng In ....... tod9y to In/ one of our convenlenety loc*ld lnndm to open your new FINdom Time Aocount or IRA. '°"" URTY ,,.,...,... f ..... ... , ,a.,oc·•no.aua M:itdltf••· 104 E.-n Trnt Tbt Muscular Dystropbr A.u«UtJOe Thu E.rcmng Auction Wt/'/ Ftt1turt A Colkction Of Paintings, Grapbks, &•lptUJ"a •Ml }~l'J' by /attmatJonal Arllsts Stld At: •ro -K.Jn1 • &U.r -Doi} • Lu 110116 • WM • £11~ • LuMlfO • y • ..,.,. -Earlt • M. T. Ktt1t • ZMlil«I -Fancb -R1-• Z. M'-1 Ho · Grr•t M PltU .. ._, .on Friday, Mardt Z1tb l+rvt~: 6:()() pm. • Allt"hlJn: 7«J p.m.. FREE ADMITTANCE Comp/imulJory C~. W'llU' and Hon d'ocuwa ou:::J:Ec~UZA ~ 666 A"''"" !Joukwl_nJ ~ C<mo M~'I. C..,,,. ' ' -C.-*-• ---.. ... a,.. ea 19,...._llr ... Sf&zd ...... _ ...... ._,..... ..... ~·· .,.... __ Ill ..... 4.25o/o 4.60% ........... ~CA{714) .. 1 .. 11 •nlC.....Dr __ ...... .. .._..._,CA_ ....... Ql_,.. (714) 112-1474 (714) .... ,. Membef FDIC • Lifestyles From left, Betty Grazer and Virginia Zenz at the Circle 1000 Founders Brunch. Wednesday, March 25, 1992 Ufestyln Editor Eric MMSC>f'I-· 6424321 Cll:t. 367 .. From left1 Anabel Kom .. 1ser with Micnael and Kellina Hayde. Former .Giant Dravecky inspires at Circle 1 ODO brunch F ormer M:ijor League pitcher Dave Dravecky, struck out by cancer early in his career, is still pitching -serving up inspirational messages to cancer patients and 10 groups su rting cancer research. Dra,ecl..y, the San Franci co Giants hurler '"'hose pitching career ended in 19 7, was speak· er Tuesday at the fifth annual Circle 1000 Founders' Brunch held at the Four Seasons Hotel. "I love the game of baseball. . . )tarted pla)·ing when I "as seven \e:irs old. l will never forget the first time I pla)ed catch \~ ith my _____ ..._. f:11her in our baclprd," said the Vida .... handsome 36-)ear·old native of Boardm:in, Ohio. "I dreamed I was going to grow up and be ------Sandy Kou fa.'(. I had the same Society kind of deh,ef) prior 10 going to -----··the big league. I alwa)) "anted to be a major league player. "I "'ould lo,·e be in spring training toda) ... to be able to pitch again," said Dra\ecky, "ho in June of last )ear had hi left arm and shoulder amputated. lie was diagnosed \\1th cancer in 1987, and had the tumor and half of the muscle removed from his pitching arm. With therapy he pitched again and then shortly aftel'\\ard broke his arm during a game. The amputation "as due to progre i'c pain and loss of function. Former Giants pitcher Dave Dravccky with Sandy Sowell, left, and Ginny Ucberroth. HY.la Bertea, Sherry Cagle, Patricia Cox, Jacquel~n Dillman, Louise Ewing, Lynn Costle Thomas, J.inct Curci Walsh, Barbara Walter, Virginia Zenz, Bell Grazer, Kellina Hayde, Judy Proctor Steete, M.irci.i Martyn, Anabel Konwiser, Nora Jorgensen ;mJ Susan Heinemann. Circle 100<' \\:IS formed in 1%b w11h Sandy Sewell as founding ch:ii"'oman. The group prl1, sue) financi:il support to Hoag C:incer Center, anJ during 1992, the members' contribution) \\tll surpass the SI million mark. Sewell presented Dr. Robert Dillm.in w 1th a check for Sl00,000 toward a molecular b1olul!' program at the cancer center's cell b10IO£) -· laboratory. Funds raised in '92 \\ill be di\ iJeJ •!qu:illy bet\\een the center endo\\ment fund, research and community outreach program) anJ education . Major underwriters of the brunch \\ere Se" ell. Peter and Ginny Ueberroth, Rita Teller, Judith .;inJ Donald S\\'edlund, John and Donna Crean, \1 ich.icl and Kellina Hayde, Jo Ann Hertel, Donald and Dorothy Koll, Anabel and John Kon\\-iser, Susan Phillips and Richard Sewell-Westbay Properties. Other underwriters seen brunching '"ere Pat anJ Dick Allen, Hyla Bertea, Al and Lin Auer, Maria Crutcher, Suzanne Pierce, Arden Flamson, Jo-Ann and Harry Merrill, Hester Hvdage, Nora and Charley Hester and Marilyn Mcintyre. More there were Ann and Dr. John Huffman of St. Andre'"s {invoe!ltion), Royal Radtl..e, Diane .;inJ His mes 3gc to the 450 guests at the brunch focused on hi relationship \ .. ith God. opportunities like this to be a part of a func1ion \\here people arc willing to set a)ide their O\\ n ambition for a "hilt! and )ay I \\Jilt 10 help out," he aid. four appearances a month. "I h;i\\.~ done a!> m;iny as eight or 10," he aid. Michael Stephens, Carol Wilken, Helen Coffey, Barbara and Jim Glabman, Maralou and Jerry Harrington, Lula and Marion Halfacre, Cecilia Nott, Beverly Ray, Mary Lou Hornsby, Dr. Doroth Ra and Barbara Bo\\'ie. "I now believe that ba cball "as a stepping stone to "'hat I do now -to ghe people hope in the midst of my o"'n suffering. I am'° grateful to ha'e Ginny Uebcrroth w:b ch:iil'\,oman of the brunch, \\ hich rat cu S:?:?0.000. Dra\cCk) ~aid he usu:illy make) ~bout three or M "ting" ere Frances Applegate, Susan B.irtlen, Concert headliners signed for Centennial Fair r·················;···1 By The Daily Pilot turn for the r:urgroumh on July 11. tcr. Carol Leifer and hll)l Oud Friedman \\ill I Whv Pay More . I COSTA Ml:. A -Restlcs Heart, Glenn • Lee Grecn\\oo<l, \\ho e "GoJ ore..... the be among the entertatnef'i. I Call For An Appointment Now!! I C~mpbell, the Temptau~n and GIJ~)~ Knight U.S.A. ~a.s become a ~odern Amcm.in an· • Dun and Phil bcrl) -better kno"'n as I __________ , I .... 111 be among the he:idhnc act'> during the 17-them, '"II perform July '-· the berl\ Brother) -"'II perform Jul) ~O. rfREE El f • I day Centennial celebration of the Or:ingc • The Temptation) \\Ill perform !>UCh h11 •IS • s I. d' . GI d K . •ht ._,., h. • I I ec ron1c I County Fair tn Jul). ''My Girl" and "Oall of Confu ion" on Jul) 13. J 1, .,~u 1"1 3 )S nig ta 1.: t c stJgc I I . . I I The headline entert:iinment series, one of • Perennial fair 'iurfcr favorite) Jan :ind u > -· , .. • . .. I f OX f lllng Income Tax Preparation I the biggest ever, will be Cree "1th S5 general Dean nnd the Belair Dandits \\ill tale the ~tage • Dou~ Ker h:l\\ · the ragin C3Jun. rl!turns I I (71•) 650-'503 I fair admis ion Junng the July 10-26 fair. 1 he July 14. to the fair Jul) ~2. I I wt.-W. PMpcw ltU 1ft1 llllUn. I '65 E. 1,_ • S... "11 concerts \\111 be held at the Arlington Theatre. •Celine Dion and Pc:ibo Bl)!>On, \\ho re· • D.J. Thomas. be)t 1..no"n for h1) ~ng. I L._~-~·!_ !:w_~'!!"!_ ..J COiia M..a I The P3cific Amphitheatre has )Cl to an· corded the O.scar-nomrnated "Beauty and the "R:un Drops Keep Falltn · On ~1y I lc:id," "ill • • • • • • • ~ Olllf bpi!!! Apl 1, l"2 I••••• .. nounce ir it will also be bool..ing concert) dur· Beast," perform July 15. perform July ~3. ing the fair. ''hich caused traffic and parking •Glen Campbell, the original rhinc)tonc •Neil Sedaka, ''hlhC been \Hiting hits for worries for officials last summer. cowboy himsclr. \\ill perform July 16. the pa t 30 }e:us, performs Jul) 2.t Themed "Meet Our Main Squeeze" in a ~a· •Paul Kantcr's Jdfc™>n Star)hip. "1th root~ •Re tlc)S Heart. \\tth )e,en bacl..-to-bad. lute to the county citrus p:ist, comedy or mu)i· 1n the 1960s Day Arca mu ic scene, "111 swp hy top country and wc)tern hit to their credit, cal performers "'ill perform during all 17 nights on July 17. of the fair. with the following schedule an-•Paul Revere anJ the Raider "ill perform "ill perform July 25· nounccd by fair officials th is weel..: July 18. Revere is known as the "la!lt m.1Jman •John Kay and Stcppen"olf, the "Dorn to • L:my G:itlin :rnd the Gatlin Brothers will of rock'n'roll. be Wild'' band of the 1960~. will clo c the fair open the Centennial ~cries July 10. It will be •On Sunday, July 19. the scene \\Ill ~hift a. on July 26. ~he last stop on their year-long "Ad1os" tour. a host of comedian tal..e the lltagc for "A For more information on the fair. call 75 1· I •The Mem 1es of Rock 'n' Roll Show re· Night at the lmpro ." Wil Shriner,\\ .l)nC Cut· FAIR. CEAVAlTA·SCHALL The Community Church Conarcg:uion:il in Corona del Mar "'3S the setting for the June 30 wedding of Suzanne Marie Schall and Or. Andrew Anthony Ccavatta, both of Ne .... port Beach. The bride 1 the <.laughter of Janet Schall of Irvine and Richard Schall of Bullhead City, Ariz. She wore a gown or white silk·faccd satin accented "'ith Alcncun lace, stcd pearls and irrcdesccnt sequin and beads, fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, pouf slcevc5 and a cathedral train. Her fingertip \C:il w:u dottcJ •1th aced pearl and was auxhed to 1 pouf headpiece. Cynthia $(h:all was maid of honor and Su n Hardman, Chri ty Upton and Jeanne Spudick "ere bridesmaids. The bride room is the ~n or Mr. and Mrt. Andrew C1:aVJtta of lninc. Dr. DaviJ Hcnlinccr was bal man and u hen -.ere Dr. Edward Oomanskis it"'9 Or. Euscne Tt.Khcnlo. One hundred pests attended their reception at the Riu CarltOft in Lllpna Nipcl The couple an aa home in Ncwpon Beach after a weddilts trip 10 Virain Golda in the Bricish Virain Islands. She ls an ... , ...,..., fur a commercial real aaMc eompanJ and he i a dermatologbt in pri\ .Jte pr act ice in Nc,\.port Beach and Fount:un Volley. RAY-EVANS St. James Ep1!>COpJI Chur h. Ne" port Beach, wa the scttrng for th e Nov. 30 wcJJ1ng of Lori L)nn Evan of Ru~cll, Minn. and Durdicl Mills Ray of Ne" port Oc.1ch. The couple greeted :?00 guest at their reception al the Lido I le Yacht Club The bride j.) the daughter of Norman and Virginia Evans . She \\Ore ,a formal go"n of ~tin embellished \\1th beaded I.ice and a c:nhcdral train apphqucd wi1h lace medallions and edged "ith scalloped lace. Cindy Schmid I "JS her mJid of honor and bridesmaids "ere Debra Strl.lm, Urenda Meulcbrock, Becky Lenz nnd Krbta Schmidt. Br:rnJy Meulcbrock was 00\\er girl and Cory Roy ring bearer. The bridegroom i the '°n of Donald and Dorothy Ray of Newport Beach. Roy L Ray and Warren 0 . Ray were his bcsl 1ncn and Ulhcn were Alaa N. Ooldbcrs. Erik &cbcr •IMI T..-tt, Seith. Tbe couple arc residcats ol Alia> Viejo afttr a M>Uthcrn Caribbean crvilt. She is a BKM XC'tl\lnt uCC¥lM: anJ he is 1 panner in the law firm al DiCaro. Hipman. D'AnlOftJ ct .t A photo that ran on Mon- d~y· Soc1et)' pJge w mi i· dcn11r1clt. D1:inc and D..1n s~ect .1ppcareJ in the ph1lto. ~hich r:an "ith the r.tory about :a U C rauy at the Anah 1m Hilton. u. ••~ma u dO.,..~ Put your money In the right Mnda. ... THIS WEEK 'S TOPICS OF DISCUSSION •.lllCm1I • Pll!llCllDll In ---, ... '1 ,. J 1111llll11 ......... -...... • )Ql'd .. fte Lobdel ~to.,,.,.,, ~ ;.,,,, .... ...,,.,,... ~ b' your Of99lir.-.,.tt ,.,, 1 cal 8il Lobde' Ill 5'0-1~. W.'IW 5 .,_more~,,., YfJtJI f}IPbll ....... M Wednesday March 25, 1992 Back Page - -Newpor-t-council-eyes blllilPd r NEWPORT BEACH -In addition to tak- ing testimony on the hotly contested issue of Hoag Hospital's expansion, the City Council this week; •Scheduled for public hearing on April 13 a proposed law that would require restaurants and bars to obtain a separate use permit for billiards it they add three or more pool tables. up requirements for massage technician and operator permits and allows the city to do ev- erything Crom issue fines to revoke permits if a business is caught in unlawful sexual activity or any other illegal acts. orpnizations apply by letter to the city man- ager, agree to clean up their assigned section of beach at least quanerly and sign a hold· harmless agreement that would indemnify the city. The city'• Adapt a 8eecla program was initi· atcd in December by the Marinapark Homc- ownen ASlociation, which decided to "adopt" lhe strip of bayflont beawcen 16th and 19th streets on the Balboa PeDinsula. Since then, the Exchange Oub of Newport Beach has asked to adopc Little Corona and Pirate's Cove beaches in Corona dcl Mar, necessitating a set of city guidelines. • Reviewed a progress report on the new central library building which calls for ground- breaking on June 14, following council ap- proval of the final plans on April 13. Last month, the council allO cleddM to re- quire the sewn) dozen aaassaae parlors in the city pay $200 each, apply for use permits and be located in certain commercial and light in- dustrial zones. •Scheduled for adopdoa on April 13 a poli· cy that allows groups IO llian up to "Adopt a Beach" to clean on a regular basis. The policy requires interested civic, service or community •Adopted a tougher law regulating massage cstablishmcnt.s. The amended ordinance sct.s RICHARDS From A1 The 40-ycar-old Loral Corpora- tion, a $3 billion defense electron· ics and space communications company, is the 16th largest de· fense contractor in the country with about 30 manufacturing divi- sio ns throughout the United States. "Loral is a respected and a wel- come corporate in teres t (in Texas)," Richards s:iid, adding that Texas has also been hit hard by defcn.sc cutbacks. "Those of us who arc involved in the def cnse industry arc going to try to assist the federal government -which doesn't seem to have a clue for a plan -about what they're going to do with all these people who arc displaced and out of work." Loral officials say they are not looking to move the 2,00().. employee Newport Beach divisipn out of state. "When we move the company, we would like to relo- cate in Southern California," Te· dino said. Loral bought the Newport Beach division of Ford Aerospace in August 1990 and currently sub- leases the property from Ford Motor Co. which holds a long· term lease on the 100-acre site from the Irvine Co. F:lr operated its aerospace division in Newport for about 30 years. The property is cd fo r in- dustrial use and Irvine Co. spokes- person Dawn McCormick said the Ford Motor Co. lease wiJI not ex- pire for at least another 40 years. "Ford will control that land for many years to come," she said. The Texas governor came to Newport Beach Monday morning after meeting with Hughes aero- space executives in Manhattan Beach. Her two-week economic development trip included an ap- pearance on ABC's "Good Morn- ing America," interviews with Newsweek and Fortune magazines, and travels to New York, Mis.souri :ind California. Richards said she is sympathetic with the problems facing Califor· nia's aerospace indu.stry. "The fu · PLAIA ture of this country i.s dependent on the recognition that all or us must succeed if we're going to win in an intern:ition:il competition," she said. And despite the exodus of Cali- fornia businesses looking for a lower cost of living and less regu- latory entanglements, the Texas governor is not trying to capitalize on the state's problems, according to Bill Cryer, :i Richards spokes- man. "This is not a governor coming through and saying, 'You ought to quit California and come to Texas,' she's very clear about that," Cryer s:iid ... She's no t trying to get this company to move to Texas. She's trying to m:ikc sure that their presence in Texa.s is well-received and if they want to expand in Texas, to make it easier for them and beneficial." spokesman. ST1llM From A1 McDuffie said they are now pre- dicting a 40 percent chance of showers today and tonight. A second part of the same storm, however, is expected to move into Southern California by Thursday morning. bringing with al a 50 percent chance of showers. "It appcan the heaviest rain will be in San Diego, though," said chief forecaster Bob Grebe. "We probably will get some showcn up here, but it looks like it will be 1 just that -showers." Grebe said the rain is expected to end by Friday. And weather forecasters say Saturday will be mostly sunny and wanner. But clouds are again expected to cover the Orange· County skies Sunday as satellites show another storm developing at_ sea. BUSH From A1 Republican opponent Rep. Wil· liam Dannemeycr CR-Fullerton) during a candidate forum in Costa Mesa Monday which Seymour did not attend. And some say there is a national tug--0f-war underway be· tween GOP conservatives and moderates for the heart and soul of the Republican Party. But the first lady said she docs not see widespread dissension in national GOP rank.s, no matter what presidential contender Pat Buchanan says. "I think people h:ivc shown George that they want him to note what he already noted, which is the economy's in bad shape," Bush said. "But I think people arc beginning lo understand the rea- son the economy's in bad shape - lhere :ire several reasons -but one very big re:ison is th:it a Dem- ocrat-controlled Congress has not moved on the president's eco- nomic growth package. I think it's as simple as th:i1." Bush praised Seymour for his support of the president's eco- nomic proposals, and she cnsti- -ByhU Yobl And local water officials c-0uldn'l be happier. With the reccnr srorms. Costa Mesa has surpassed its average an- nual rainfall by more than an inch -and the statistical year isn't over for another three months. Since July l, 1991, Costa Mesa has gotten 13.6 inches of rain - two of those inches since Friday. By comparison, the city logged 7.8 incbe.s of rain as of this date last year. The average year-to-date rainfall is 10.5 inches. But not all the recent rains have brought is good. The wealher has been blamed for power outages, Oooding and dozens o( traffic accidents. The Califomi:l Department of Transportation is still working around the clock 10 drain Laguna Canyon Ro;id, which was closed Frid:iy after Oooding of up to four feet in some areas. gated Democrats for offering tax hikes as the only surefire medicine for a sick economy. The first lady also defended her husband against Arkansas Gov. Bill Ointon·s recent charge that Bush is a .. do-nothing president ... Ointon made the claim after the president said he would rather do ·nothing th:in sign :a 1,000-pagc Democratic bill that would have raised laxes on the wealthy to pay for a middle-class tax cut. "lf he had signed th:it Democrat tax bill, th:it would raise the taxes -that would put us back." Bush said. ..The only thing that docs is make more jobs in Washington. That's ju.st wrong." Seymour said Oush's appearance gave his campaign an "uplift," emotionally and financially. "She's a good draw," Seymour said. AJthough under attack from the Republican right in the guise of three Republican opponents, Sey· mour s:iid divi.sion within the GOP is nothing new. "The split ... it's not uncommon, number one. Number two, histori- caUy it heals over much faster than the splits among the Democrats in the primaries," Seymour said. "They're going to come home." Brae fly Plll:I ............ -111 1•1 , ... , NEWPORT BEACH - A 19•ycar-old man has been arrested on suspicion of npiq two youna women, one of them a minor, at parties he apparently held on lhe Balboa Peninsula last summer. police reported Tuesday. Ryan Abbey wu arres&ed without incident March 18 at his Harrow Lane home in the Marinen community after the second victim, a 17-year-old Corona resident. contacted authorities. Abbey, who works a a dclMry man (or a Westclitt·area pizza outlet. was originally arrested in July after an 18-ycar-old Long Beach woman reponed that he'd sexually assaulted her during a party at a residence in the 900 block of East Balboa Boulevard that he was renting at the time, said Ncwpon Beach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis. But the district attorney didn't file charges. citing lack of evidence, Gonis said. • · In recent weeks, a second female, the 17-ycar-<>ld, rcponed she'd been raped under similar conditions in June by Abbey, giving prosccuton enough evidence to file charges and issue a f clony arrest warrant, Gonis said. C8ltl M111 ._. n111111d lly ........ COST A MESA -Two robbers -one armed with a knife, the other with a handgun -accosted a woman and her baby as they walked down an alley behind Center Street, police said. The 23-ycar-<>ld woman said she wu walkinJ back to her Center Street apartment with her baby and groceries an band, when a car pulled up behind her and a woman climbed out and said: "Hi, senorita," according to a Costa Mesa ~lice report. The victim told police she said "Hi' back before realizing the woman was pointing a handgun, possibly a .357-caliber Magnum, at her. As the female bandit demanded her purse and money, a man armed with a knife got out of the car and came toward her, police said. The victim gave up ·her purse, which contained about SSO, and the robbers ncd in the car. The woman, and her child. were not injured. BOAIBIS From A1 attaching the placards to the din· ghy before abandoning the boat. Friends also r(ject the idea that the ~3-ycar-old doctor staged hi.s own disappearance, saying he h:ad too much going for him. Touted by colleagues as "one of the country's leading cosmetic sur- geons." Axelrod owned private practices in Mission Hills and Newport Beach. He was also the medical director or out-patient surgery for Holy Cross Trauma Center in Mission Hills. Instead, family and friends arc convinced Axelrod met with foul play, and have speculated that his boat may have been hijacked by drug runners. They even hired a private invcstig:uor to check out their suspicions. But Coast Guard spokeswoman Brenda Toledo sajd there are no statistics to b:ick 1he drug-runner theory up. "We have no reports of that hap- pening around here," she said. "A drug smuggler would have to be stupid to steaJ a vessel the Coast Guard is going to be looking for ... -BJ tb~ D•l'1 PJJot Newport Beach police Set. An Gonis said detectives are invcs gating all possiblitics. .. howe no new leads have developed, a we've hit a dead end on lhe reported sightings." Shortly after Axelrod vanishe a fire captain from Lone Be told police he saw Axclrod's n Alura named "Aimee" hcadi back into harbor the very day the doctor disappeared. And a wofhan reported seeing the boat being towed north on the Ventura Freeway two days later. Gonis said police are currently interviewing Axelrod's famjly and friends. ''The ttaod behind the disappearance is still a mystery." But Toledo said it•s not unusual for a boat and its skipper to sim· ply vanish. "The ocean is mean and it can make a vcs.scl disappear with no signs." Sally Fynan, a Los Angeles County Sherifrs Dcpariment de· tective who handled the 1984 miss· ing persons repon on Bailey and Scgon:a, sajd she too has Ken her share of ~ten disappear without a trace -and docsn t find it odd. "Fish cat people," she &aid ... I don't know what other way to say it:• From A1 guilty in December 10 a charge of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, after he was arrested at a Mon- tana dude ranch. Plaia had fled the state in e:irly September amid charges th:it he and two other men. Grisha Mora- dian of Costa Mesa and David Nicol of Surfside, were responsible for distributing more than one ki· logram of cocaine. Morad1:1n also pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges and is slated for sentencing April 13, "hilc Nicol, who was convicted or cocaine trafficking, will be sen· tenccd in June. A graduate of USC and the University of Texas Law School, Plaia had a private practice in Newport Bc:ich for 10 years before he was appointed to the municipal court bench by Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Jr. in 1979. NoGimmic~, Just Local News. The federal court indictment filed after a thrcc-ye:ir investiga- tion aJJegcd that during meetings al Newport Center restaurants, Plaia and his cohorts arranged large cocaine sales with under- cover drug agents posing :is pro- spective drug buyers. In mid-October, Plaia was cap· turcd at a luxury resort in Mon- tana. where he wa.s known as .. Uncle Al" and reportedly hang· ing out with known drug dealers. At the time of his arrest. Plaia was carrying $4,0QO cash and driv- ing a Jeep Wagonecr he had pur- chased in the area, according to authorities. Investigators also found $25,000 worth of gold coins Jtorcd in his safety deposit bo". No drugs were found. Because he has proven to be flight risk in lhe put, Plaia may be sent to a higher-security prison fa . c1lity, one Drug Enforcement Ad- ministration official speculated. "He may be considered a security risk because he was a fugitive," said R.atph Lochridae. a DEA fantasy 5/0ecco Fantasy 5 Tuesday driwing; s, 21 . )), )6, 38 OtuD ' He resigned in 1983, resumed private practice until 1989 and then quit law to open the Emer- alds and Gold jewelry store in Co- rona dcl Mar, only to close the shop six months later. Plaia reportedly told authorities that he used cocaine during his years as a judge and basically used lhe drug regularly since he first tried it more than a decade ago :ii a Newport beach restaur:ant. But one former judicial col- league said Plaia displayed no signs of drug addiction and, in f:ict, had a reputation as o straight-arrow judge. "I think highly of the guy," said Richard Orozco, who served with Plaia on the Central Orange County municipal bench and now is in private practice ... He was al· ways a gentleman. Some judges can be pompous or arrogant, but be was natural, not prctenliou~ easy to talk to. "I was really IOrry to hear what h.a~ned to him. When I read it initaally, l thou&ht, 'Oh no, not Alan.' .. • ~·········-·······-··--········· ..... $ •Out. ........................................... 1+1;,tt • ~ ····-·········--·····-··· :z • 5p*s ·····-··--········-· ......... _/ltl;a Inside this Dally Pilot ~u will find: a) no orange cr~n b) no promise of a Jaguar c) no treasure hunt to flnd news about your rown You won't have t.o searoh for local news In the Dally Pilot. Every wont ls about Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. Call 642-4333 to subscribe. '1HE NEWPORT • I - ports roa171avar may 1111 t/111 dlllllr11111;11 at llBC, UCLA T he collegiate men's league, Western Intercollegiate Volleyba ll,Associa- tion (WIVA), is in mid-season. In· tercst in the men's game has magnified in the last few years with our tremendous success at the 1984 and 88 Olympics. Tilcre arc two divisions in the WIVA, the DcGroot Division and the Wilson Di· vision. These arc names of two volleyball legends who were instrumen tal in the early development of men's volleyball in the United States. well. Presently, Peppcrdinc and Cal State Northridge arc heading the DcGroot Division. UCLA had looked like the team to beat early, but has not performed as well as expected. In the Wilson Di- vision, Long Beach State and Stanford arc on top with USC and Hawaii battling for a playoff spot. Coaches Ray Ra- telle and Mike D' Alessandro have Long Beach State playing very USCs roster has a Corona del Mar touch with Jason Perkins, Ty Price and Matt Herrington, who were all starters on the Sea Kings' CIF ch:impionship squad of 1989. Chris Pliha at UCLA was also a starter on the same CJF title team. The WJVA playoffs take the top four teams from both conferences. The winners of each con- ference play each other with the winner get· ting the au- tomatic bid to the NCAA Final Four. The loser of this match drops into a single elimination ph1yoff with the other six to determine · who gets the "at-large" bid. This playoff is a chance to see the top eight college teams and this year, the playoff is at UCl's Bren Events Center. On April 15 the top eight teams play, with the semifinals on April 17 and the fi. na.ls on April 18. Mttrk these dates on your calendar. 0 Wednesday, April 1. marks the only Southern CaJifomia appearance or our U.S.A. women's Olympic team when they battle China at UC Irvine's Bren Events Center. The next time thnt we can sec them play will be on television from Bucelona, Spain. at the Olympic Games. Our U.S.A. team features the three Oden sisters and a fast-attacking defense that i.s unbelievably exciting. To those who truly understand the game, Coach Terry Llskcvich has put together a highly techni- cal and sophistiQted transition-oriented game. Tickets arc available at the Bren Center or through Rick Johnson at McOellaod Sporu Management (644-6151). Call now for choice scats or aroup tickets. CJwik 8rHft'I ~ball coJWDa ap- pnn hi ik Dall;\lflol ~ry H'tdnesct.1. Baseball Coast humbles Cypress, 10-5 COST A MESA -Ben Munoz doubled twice and smacked a solo home run and teammate Orea Fol· som went • for S with 2 RBI to lead Orange Coast Colleae'• base· ball team to a U~S Orange Empire Conference victory over vi.sitin• ~Pirates broke into (.)press relief pitchins before the fint in· salna was over en route to a S-0 victocy and Sot a 1terlin1 effort from relief pitcher Chad Roi~ wbo picked up tbc lua 3~ inainp, 1trik.ift1 out awo. walk.ins ftOfte and allowiQ1 one aale1J -a solo bcmlr in tbc 1C¥Cn&h to pmcrve 1M *'OfY ucl pia his ICCOftd .... l>Miel Hcnt ... t ... tM bf ........ ....,,.. ... ...... ........... Na. ..... finilh1d ... daJ ... 3 ... u.sn···· . . ... . .••.• ., March 25, 1992 The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roser Carlson •••• 642-4330 ext.387 Track and field/82 Sports on TV-radicVB2 Classified/84 Mustangs get caught in the -ark, 2-1 Tempers flare, but no blows by either team By Richard OUM SCJ(ll'tS Wiiier LAGUNA BEACH The bad blood between these two schools oozed its way out again, this time on the baseball dia- mond. Although no one came to blows, matters became heated twice as Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach high schools opened the Pacific Coast League season on a rather hostile note. But more on that later. To end the game, laguria Beach out- fielder Ryan Sauers singled home Trigg Garner with the bases loaded and no- body out in the bottom or the eighth in- ning against draw-in infield, lifting the Artists (2-4, ~O) to a 2-1 victory at home. Costa Mesa (2-S, 0-J), which had run- ners thrown out at the plate in both the sixth and seventh innings, was the victim or playing-on-the-road circumstances. Because the Mus- tangs bat- ted in the top or the extra frame, L:l· g un a Beach was allowed its final turn at the plate as the day- light was turning to nighttime. Garner, leading off the eighth innin&. dropped a fly ball in front or Costa Mes:. left fielder Will Mendez. who ne'"'Cr got a good jump on the ball because of the tough sky. A sacrifice bunt by Tom Ravcnsberg followed, but Costa Mes.a pitcher Tyler Scofield's throw to first was high, putting both run- ners in scoring position with nobody ouL Jason Abraham, Laguna Beach relief pitcher, was walked intentionally to load the bases for Sauers, who lined a fastball MitlC ~1)..ty Nol Costa Mesa's Matt Jagfowski (left) gets back to the ~ag safely ahead of Laguna Beach first baseman Trigg Garner. to center field to score Garner for the g:ime-winner. .. That's where the home-field advan- tage comes in right there," Costa Mesa Coach Tim Green said or the bottom or the eighth inning, a time when it became a challenge to sec the baseball. ''I've never seen (Mendez) drop a fly ball in my life. He misjudged it because or the sk-y." On the near-brawls: In the top of the eighth, Costa Mesa catcher Joe Brocsamle tapped back to the mound with two out, but after Abra- ham fielded it and approached Brocsa- mle along the first-base line for the tag, the two almost came to blows: "The base-runner lowered his shoul- der and stopped, so I just ran right into him," said Abraham (1·2), the winnfog pitcher who applied a hard tag on an un· assisted play. In the top of the seventh, Costa Mesa infielder Jason Amorde was thrown out at the plate by center fielder Sauers alter a single by Mike Meyer to end the inning. "My catcher (Garrett Chesley) had the plate blocked pretty well, but (Amorde) started kicking him,'' Abraham said. "I think the rootbalJ game didn't help any. I guess it was a carryover. The guy slid- ing into home was on thei r football team and I was on our football team. "(Chesley) just leaned in and didn't let him get close to the plate. (Amorde's) not going to get a\\ay v.ith that. We v..cren't going to let him do thtll." No punches were thrown, but players had to be broken up. Last Nov. 1, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach were involved in a i>coch-clearing brawl during a PCL football game. Max Borella homered to left field against Costa Mesa starter Mau Harber in the third inning, giving the Artists a 1 See MUSTANGS,C Wilson throws more of the ·same, 3-0, Eagles By Dennis Brostemous Sclorts Wnlet COSTA MESA -Estanci:t co-coach Paul Troxel would like to believe that Tuesday's J..-0 victory O\'Cr visiting Cen- tury was a typical performance by his baseball team. The Eagles did ju t about everything fundamentally well in disp:itching the Centurions in the Pacific Coast League opener for both teams. Estancia rode the three-hit pitching performance by ace Kyle Wilson to the win. Wilson e\en helped himself at the plate by doubling in the game's first run. The senior right-hander was in command through- out. Two important items in Wilson's favor: Zero walks and the leadoff man wu retired in SL'< or 5evc n innings. "He's allowed one run (unearned) this season - and lost that game -against Newport Harbor," said T~cl in the aftermath or the victory which took Jess than t"'o hours to complete. "Today's game was vintage Kyle. He's a very intel- ligent pitcher. He stays v.ithin himself and doesn't try to do too much out there." Ddensi\cly. the Eagles b:icked Wilson v.;th a solid effort; no errors -physically or mentally -in the field. Estancia (3-3) manufactured its first run in the bot· tom of the second. With one out, Mike Smith coa.'<ed losing pitcher Tommy Reimers (1-1) for a walk. Then, on a perfectly C."<ecuted hit-and-run play, Wilson found the gap in right-center with a drive that scored Smith \\ithouc a play. Despite being stranded at second after hi double, Wilson had driven in the only run he v.ould need. "We're not ~oing to power up on people,'' said Troxel. "OCkns1vcJy, we've got to put the ball in playJ move runners along, hit-and-run, that type of thing. We did that well today, with the exception of a botched squeeze piny." The mi.'<up on the squeeze bunt attempt came in the third inning when the Eagles wasted a chance to pad their lead. Despite two singles and two walks, Estancia was unable to score in the inning. HO\\ever, Estanci3 quickly struck for its second run in the founh nfter a one-out double by Nate Haeger and sharp single to right by Jose Hem:indez v..bich brought in H:ieger, who ran through a stop sign to beat the throw home. Steve King led off the Estancia filth with a long double to right, took third on a slow grounder up the middle and scored when pinch-hitter Chad Weaver lined a sacrifice ny to left. Chris Chamberlain was the onJy leadofr man in an inning to reach for Centu ry when he doubled to right to start the fifth. Howe,'Cr. he never m~'Cd off sec- ond as Wilson retired the next three batters on a pair of groundouts to the left side and on ~nging third strike. Only two other Centurions reached' base in the game anJ each advanced as far as third before beina See ESTANClAIW! lea KllllB get it 1!11 In tour aver T"*1co 111/s Tennis NEWPORT BEACH - Corona del Mar High's boys volleyball team racked up its second straight non- lcaguc victory Tuesday night, dispensing with visit-~q'il ing Trabuco Hills., IS-6, lS· S, 9-IS, JS-2 as the Sea Kines continued their preparation for Sea View League action, which begins next Tuuday at Ncwpon Hubor. Coach Joey fu~hcui's Sea Kinp swept throuah Trabua> Hills without a lot of concern, aoins to reserves in the third Jame before puttina it away in the fo\anh an a 90-minutc workout. Derek Slinpby came throuah with romo solid work for tbe Sea Kinp, u did 6- foot-6 Pra10ft Smead. "Praloll it a Frank Oriffo.cype." uid F\llCMtti ... He's bee• workinl hard to set in the awt!";f liocup and he did IOml Dice bliack .. Scuer a,.. Sleelbcta'• ctfectM-w Qll *-', ......... due ....., IO ~l;":i'~ ~ cncliecd ... -....., .., • the IMct ..,. b tk Sea~_.., ................. pme '° llac tchcclulc on Sauarmy. /) • c..... ... Mii'• ~•••rs (11) lllldm • 1'1 .. um tml' • ~ ... ._ help ol .._•* 11"9 ft1 .. 1• T1111 .. f ........ S.. llllF f1• _. .... ,. • \ OCC sweeps Saddleback, 5-4 The Oransc Coast Collcac tennis teams had Saddlcb3d'5 number on Tuesday -and that number was 5- 4. Both the Pirates' men's and women's squads posted victories by the narrowest or marsins in OraQae Empire Conference competition. The men's victory, m a ma&cb played at 0CC. WU lbc leClODd Araiaht 5-'4 \ictOly Lbc &.cs (l).l, 9-0) b~ ~ ewer lhit 0... (tao. this ICUOQ. Similar to the ._ lUnc the two tcaml tnet. tM dec:W- .. pain& b C.oasa .. QP'w.d .,, tlac No. 3 doubles am al Jmlia z;e,, .. Md Seaa LUCln'O. 0..'1 --.. ·--..... firll pWe with .. ..., .... .. .. d • ..-s... ..... w. ....... wida dile ,., M II II ca 'alltND.2....._ ICila ........ cw~ .. l9flh ''•llll•M.M.M...., ---··· C" 82 Wednesday March 25, 1992 Brlerty Kazmer's efforts spark OCC to women's conference title HUNTINGTON BEACH -The -""'!'_-... a- Orange Coast College women's track _.-.. and field unit took care of its final T piece of business Tuesday to i.ecure the Orange Empire Conference dual meet cham- pionship behind the outstanding performance of LeAnn Kazmer. The heavily·fa,ored Pirates made it five st raight wins in the OEC with a 100·35 victory at Golden West. Jt was also a winning day for the Co:i.!.I men, 83- 58 over the host Rustlers. Kazmer was truly the star of the day, winning five events as well as anchoring both winning relay efforts. Kazmer was victorious in the 200 and 400 meters and look the shot pul and discus. She abo finished in a three.way tic for the victory in the high jump. Krblin Hurtt finished tn a tie for the high jump, won the triple jump and was runner·up in the 100- meter hu rdles. Denise Mahoney had two firsts Uavclin, tie in high jump}, two seconds (.!.hot put and long jump) and a th ird ( 100 hurdles). sec takes 18-2 po unding CARSON -Host Cal State Dominguez Hills jumped to leads of _A_ 13-0 after three innings and 17-1 al the end of five and "enc on to crush Southern California College, 18·2, Tuesday 111 non- conference baseball action. The Toros chased SCC .!.tarter Jeff Beckley" ith :i SL"<·run first, then added five in the second. The Vanguards (9-11-1) could only respond with single runs in the fourth and eighth with Doug Rystrom Jriving in one of the runi.. CS Doml"9u•z Hiiia 18, SoCel Coftee• 2 SoCaJ CoUeQe 000 100 010-2 5 3 CS 001n1nouu H1Us 652 040 011-18 18 4 Bectley flS/lt'f ( 1) fr,.111 (3). Howd (5), OolW (7), lrrus (!I) Ind Dahl· !:rtn. Se~y Ga~~ Bail (4) Cllad>1r<JC (6), Tranbtrg m SONnO (9) and W•ckon. Woon¥owit: W-9~. 5·2 l-B«ldey. 1-3 28-Pyw (SCC), Solo (CSOtf} 2 Ottt (CSOH). ~p (CSOH), Canllo (CSOH) Newport trips Century, 7-3 NEWPORT BEACH -Jennie Col- clasure went 3 for 4 and drove in a run, as "ell as recording her fifth vic- tory of the season on the mound, to ):( i pace the NC\\ port Harbor High .!.Oft ball team 10 a 7-3 non·lc:.iguc "'in O\'er 'i:.iting Century Tucsd:.iy. ColclJ.!.urc (5-2) recei\ed defrnsi'e support from center fielder Samantha Foi.tcr "'ho m.1dc a fi ne dcfcn:.t\C piny in a fir~t·and-third :.itu:.ition to help the Sailor:. e:.capc a pm. Catcher Kim DeMa~o ~queczed tn a run :ind Li:.a lkrnhard stroked a triple for the Sailors. Newport Herbor '1, Century 3 Cel'lt\Jry 002 000 1 -3 5 3 "lewi>o"\ twt>or 013 021 1-7 9 3 Rooies CrJC/1() 11) Incl Pttdl Colclasu<e ~ CkM1yc W-Colclasuie 5 2 l-CMl"JC'IO 39-Cc>jc'~sure l'·Ht BtM!lard \NH) Newport ekes out w in NEWPORT Ul:.ACH -The New- port I l:irbor I ligh bo)s tennis tc:.im es-• • cJ pcJ \\Ith a victory mer \li.iting Costa ,,,- ~lcsa l uclidJy tn non-league acuon. The ~ct score was 9·9, but "hen the gJmC') \\ere cuuntcJ. rt "J) the: SJillH:. "ho came out on the \\mmng -.ilk. ~~-71. Co:.tJ ~k-.J\ J.1..,un Rcg.lla :.'-'ept his opponents in single'>. 6-2. 6-3. 6·2. to highlight the ~l u~t.1ngs' efforts. Uut Ne" port clJ1mcJ the other \i'< points in singles as the Sailors· No. 3 player, junior Chris Cicoleui, came through 10 win twice, 6-1, 6-0. N•W'p0i1 H.,.._, e, C..U .... e , .... .,.,.......,..,.. ........ n .7fJ ........ 1bomsen (Ntl) losl ., Rtoat:a. 2-6. def.~ M. del Pooov. &-1: l<ttCham (NH) 1os1. u . won. &-3. &-2: c~ INH) 1ost. 2-e. won. 6-1. 6.0. Qawn.W, II~. def, Ml K. CNen, 7-8; Bno-Oyter (Mf) loll. 1-e, Doul»Ms1 &ils·lngold =loSt IO &. MallYeft·lM 3-8, WOI\ OWW ~ won. H: Wt.ta Maeu lost. 2-a. o..a. 0-6. CdM golfers top Tusti n TUSTIN -The Corona def Mar ---- High golf squad cased to victory over e J Tustin Tuesday in its Sea View League fl!:/ opener. 206-238, at Tustin Ranch. The Sea Kings' Craig Welker claimed medalist honors, firing a 2-over-p:ir 38 over th e nine-hole course. Kevin Walden, at 39, and Jerry Hanek, at 40, were second and tied for third respectively for CdM. C...-na d9I lier aoe, Tustin a'8 (•t TuatJn Ralnclh, ~hole•» 1 W•r (CdM), 38; 2. Walden (CdM). 39: 3. (lie) Haaclt (CclM) and Lee m. 40; s. SlMI (CdM). 43. Mesa belts Newport, 13-6 NEWPORT BEACH -The Costa Mesa High badminton squad domi-• nated in singles to claim a 13-6 Pacific ,,,,- Coast League-opening triumph over Ne" pon Harbor on Tuesday. Minh Doan an~ Tuan Tran swept in boys sin- gles, while Linda Luong and Kim Vu did the same 111 doubles for the Mustangs. Coat• ..... 13, Newpol1 Karbor e Bop •1"9 .. •: 0oan (CM) lkf. Marwll, 15-13, 15-4. def Scn!stom, 15·0. 15·1, T. Tran (CM) won by IOt!elt. won, lS-7. 15·12. Olrls •1"91 .. : Luong (CM) def. fcmandel, 1 M .• 11-l, def. Ryplnsld, 11-4 1H. \1\J (CM) won, t1.0. 11-2, won. 11-2. 11-1 Bor• doub .. a: l Tran-C tlguytn (CM) Clef Ngvyen-l<ellley. 15-12, 15·11, def 81rwer-Kelsey, 15·2. 15·5. T. Nguyen-Ngo (CM) los1, 2·15, 2· 15 IOSl. 11·15, 0-15. Girls doubles: Sooty lrmdiaia·Mittsoo (CM) lost IO GWs-t.ewls • .C.. 5 1·3 loSI to MoflOOlh·Dl't-son. 6-15, 1S·9, •·15. Susy lndracl)lp-T. Nguy· en (CM) losl. 8·15, 10.15. lost. 3-15, &.IS. Mixed: Oo~n.\1\J (CM) def. l~rs·Kttl!ty, 11-15. 15-8. 15·8; l.uong·T. Tian (CM) Oe1. Glass·MilSllall, 15·12. 15-&. Slllly lnelradta!a·L Tran (CM) Clef ferNndez..ffQvycn 15-7, 15.11. Estancia spanks Saddleback Estancia High's unbeaten and top- ranked badminton team swept to its • firth straight victory with a Sea View ,,,,- League-opening 16-3 victory over visit- ing Saddlcback. The Eagles were led by the pla y of singles star- let Shima Hira iwa, a senior who just stancd re- ce ntly and is well on her way to major contribu· tions with a sweep in her competition. Eatancl• us, Secldlebeck :» Bop alnvl••: c. NCMtn (E) de1 Hoafl9, 15--4. 15'(); def \1\J. 1s-.4, 15·2: Doan (El won 15-0. 15·9: won 15·5. 15-5. Glrta al"9J4tsl Au (E) lost to Ngo. 5-11. &-1l; def M, Nguyen. &-11, 11-4, tl·9 HiralWi (E) won 7·11. 11·7. 1HO. won 8-11, 11-6. 1H) Bop ctoubl .. : 0 Ngvyen-HI Tm (E) def 8 ~Trrdlg. 1s-.4, 15-4, Ciel Vuong-Tang, 18·16, 15·5. lfllUllO·Hli Tram IE) won by~ lost 15·9. 12-15. 1&-18 Girt• doub .. •: D Nuqyen-C.U (E) def. Hano·Mglly, 15-1. 15·3: Oct Ooin·le. 15·1, 15·2. Gi't>elt·Vu {£) won 15-10. 15-8 ~. ~u. 15-7. 15·1' Mixed double•: C Nguyen-0 ~ (E) cle1 NQo-Trrdlg. 15·9. 1S- 4. Ooan·G" (E) clei. Hano·Hoano. 8·15, 15-12. lS-10. HI lrim·VU (E) dd Nguy-8 NQuvtl\ 15-11. 15·8 Century nips CdM SANT A ANA -Amir Afrasiabi s"ept hi.!. matches, but he and his Co-• rona dcl Mar high teammates were 13-~ 6 losers at Century High Tuesday in Sea View League badminton. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU mTANll: From 81 --0 edae that 1tood until the sixth w~n the Mu.it:ancs tied it. Co£ta Mesa senior fint ba5eman Jeff Pickens sin&led home Lou Vasque£, who'd doubled and taken third on a wild pitch, to tie the aamc. The Mustanp were tentatively scheduled to return to action today al Trabuco Hills to try to make up a rnincd-out same. Wet grounds forced Trabuco Hills to postpone its g:unc on Tuesday and today's rained-out rematch may well be forced into a makeup dur- ing the second round of play. • althouah Harber allowed only three hits in five innings while Laguna Beach starter Ravcnsberg pitched five shutout innings. PACIPIC COAST LUGUll u.u-..... 2. Coet• .... t COSTA ..U LAGUNA RACH ... ,.... ..., .... 400 0 McDcnld.211 4 000 3120 Borda.II 4111 S 0 3 0 Wood, cf 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Gamet, 1b 3 t 2 0 3 o 21 fMlllQ. IHI 3 o O o 3000 ADrtrn,3b-p 20 10 3000 S..S.I 30 11 3000 Clltslly,c 2 00 0 3 0 1 0 8el1lerian. r1 2 0 0 0 Sanlinelo. • 1 0 0 0 Totala Z9 1 I 1 T..... 28 2 5 2 ac..1tr""*'99 Coate Me.. 000 001 00-t U8Una .. acll · 001 000 Ot -t E-COSla Mesa 4. LOS-Costa Mesa 10,..l.lglN Beacll 11 2B-VasQUU ~-Borel&. SB-Meyer, ~ Amoroe, WOOd, Ganlef, ~ Ches- ley. s-Ravensberg, Clltsley. ' IP H 1111U••10 c ........ Hner 5 2 3 2 1 2 3 4 1 0 5'0lldd l. 0.2 &...,... .. ach RmnSbetQ 5 3 0 0 2 7 ~w. 1-2 3 s 1 1 • s WP-Alnllam. P8-Chtsley. T -2.31 . ·". C!"t .. ndf-' • ~ -· O ... lllU 'It'> r..,. • ' • PeotftoeoeetLH ... ~~ ....... 1 0 3 3 ~BeXll 1 0 2 4 lJotlt His 0 0 ' 1 T r1IDuco ltls 0 O 2 3 ee.e.-0 1 2 s c...y 01 1 4 ~~r!::;o.__ - t.,. ... ~. ce.e. -t ,. hWIGI) Tt1DUCO 1911 • llDlft ._ ..,.._ WC ...... ............ ,a:t•) C:...,•~(8!Cll lll.J91N ... Trwbuto ,_ • Lipa kattl Top 10 Orange County high school baseball Piiot selectlons Poe., te•m record 1. Huntington Beach 8·0 2. Mater Oei 6-0 3. Ocean View 5-1 4. Capistrano Valley 3-1 5. El Dorado 4-2 6. Edison 3· 1 7. Saddleback 5-1 8. Corona del Mar 4-1 9. Mission Vieio 3-1 1 o. Laguna Hills 4-1 EITINCIA: From 81 stranded. Wilson finished wilh a nourish, settina down the final nine bat-.n he faced. PACIPIC COAST LUAUa ......... a,c.......• CDTUllY &STMICIA ...,..... .., ..... Medina.ct 301 0 ~ .. 3000 v.i.da.I 3010 .-.,d 3020 RllMn., a o o o -. 1b 2 1 1 o Gllal. .. 3 0 0 0 RalNlll. • 3 0 1 0 ....... 3000 IUlidlClfl.lf1000 CllllMMll!i. rt ' 0 1 0 WIMr, plWf 0 0 0 1 Cona. c 20 0 0 Sdll. ell 2 1 0 0 lOll'll, 1b 2 o o o ,._, e o o O o Gonnllt,c:t 1000 WllGl\e 3011 ..... pll 1 0 0 0 ....,, 211 3 1 1 0 ......, 3011 T ..... 24 0 3 0 T..... 23 3 7 3 ........, ........ ==re = m ::i E -C'""'Y 2. LOl-Clf!MY 3, Eltlncll l 2B-Medlna. CNmbettlln. ~ Haater. Klr4. S8-Vlleneia. Jomet. SF-WtMr. IP H llllllRAIO c...twy RelmerS, L. M Rtltanole • 7 3 3 3 3 w•san W.2·t 7 3 0 0 0 PS-Plfallo: T-1:'4. Tennis summaries COMMUNITY cou•o• MIEN Onlft99 C...t .. l•••1llHk 4 """'"1 Woods (S) def. Zillman. W. 1-a, DMlson (OCC) def. Driscol M . 6-1: MoobnO IOCC) def. Nalrt~!-16-1 ; Lucero (OCC) def. 5'b.I. &.-4, H , 7-6; ~ (S) def. Bowen. 6-1, M : BucNm (S) def. Locldlal1. 7-5. 8-3.. DeulllHr Oavldson-MOflWIO (OCC) dtl. Orisccl-Maln, M 11·2: Woods·Sabl IS) def. Mone· er~ &-2. 6-3; ~ (OCCJ def. Smlh-lleacllMI. M . 4-1, g. 2. COMMUNITY COLLllOI WOMllN e>r.,,.. Coaet •• •·•••back 4 ~ FOll'el (S) dd. Elis.11-0, 6..(): Wllutf (OCC) clel Suwa. 3-t. M . M ; .bnnonl (OCC) def. llemllg, &-2. &-2; Clmft 10CCl def Jtsj)ersen. M . 2-6, S-2; SGWlllUM (S) dtt. Glltsott. 6-4. 6-3, Catabrano (OCC) def. Plll$bl#y, 6~. M . 0ot•IH1 Fcuet·Sllwa (S) def. Jannone.ti.mn. 6-<I. 6-1; Elis·~~la,~ Benq~ 6-3, H (M); ffsbt.ry (S) def. Giksple·Calabtwl, &. 3, 2-6, 6-4. · ·.;Today's schedule ·-: BASEBALL: From 81 (or 5 with four runs scored, as well al the one RBI by virtue of hi.!. solo bl:bt. Coast improves to l l -6, 5-5; C)•- prc~ Calls to 16-1 l, 5-8. 0r...-c...t to cnw... • crcwrss ocn Oo2 100-s ., e 0ninQe Coast 501 OJ 1 00.. -10 II 2 Snc, CUSIO < 1 ). PlcJdet (5~ Orr t6l n tin ~Rohl\ IS) 11'111 Wdlln W-~ S-0 l-Snc. 0. 1 S-Rollsll. 2. 28-Mi1m (OCC) 2. HR-COit IC). Hemwldtz (OCC). tol.rlcz (OCC) Today's televl~ilo · TELE\lSIO~ I.Jin& 2 p.m.-Supcr G, ESPN . Coll~ Ba~rball 4:30 p.m -NIT 1.amc. ESPN 6:30 p.m -NIT &Jmc, ESPN. 12:30 a m.-NIT pmc. ESJ'N Pro BaJlttball S p.m -76cn-Jan.. TNT. llorM Raclns 7:30 pm -Ani1a ~plJys. Ch. 18. 10:30 p.m.-AnlU rcpl.lys. SC. U.S. Ol)mplc S)to.usc 7:30 pm. -()t_hna. badmintun, SC. Coll~ laJd>lll 10-.JO p m.-Sl.tnfonl·PcppcrJinc, Yr. lo\h~f 2 a.m.-T11ur.Pia1Ju. PT. 2 a.m.-Wlth<:r poon-Pritchord. USA. llAOJO U..ltJbilloe Basd>all 10 11.m.-Expos·OoJ,cn, KADC (790). Noon-Giilnb·P11d r.:s. KFMB (760). 1 p.m.-Cubs·An$.cb, KMPC (710). PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC IOTICIS PUIUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUIUCNOT1CIS This business is con-ThtS s1a1ement wu filed p B OTI E due1ed by: an indMdull This 1i.t9!Tlent ... Ned .,._,MO -TICE <Miecl by. W\ ~ This ~ wu t11«2 PUIUC llOT1Cl · PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an 1nd1V1d~ w1lh the County Clerk 01 U LIC N C The reglslrent(s) com-"""' \he County Oeflt of rv..-'"' The reglsttanl(s) com-wiOI !he Courwy Cl«k of -------- Flctltlous TP'le 1eg1st11nt(s) co,,,. 01ange County on Fet>tu-Fictitious menced IO transact ~ Orange County on Match F1ctltJeu.s menced to tranNCl bUsf.. Oranoe ~ on Maleh F1otm.. 8 1 N menced lo transact bus•· ary 25. 1992 8 1 N ness undef the F"ictlllOus S. 1992 ....... N neu ~ !he FlC1ruous tO. tm ~ ..._. us MH •m• ne" under m. F"ictruous F523000 u• n•H .,... Business Name(•) llaltd F5241M_. .. .,.. Busioen Name(•) listed F52.4507 State_,.. Statement Business Name(s) lisled Pubhshed Newpot1 8Hch-Statement •bove on; N/A Publllllecl Newpon Beech-ltM~ lboYe on: NIA Publ.lhed Newpon Bekh-The f.....__ The Following persons at>Ove on Januvy 1 1989 Tl'le Fottow.ng persons At>taham Kantut>edian The Followlng penona David L Scnoeub•get ---~.. ~ aie domg t:>us•ness u Gary Rcxden · Cossa Mesa Dally P1lo1 .,. cso.ng t)(is•ness u : Thts sl&tement was foi.d Costa Mesa Daily Pilot .,. dow'CI tM.IMleSa as: Thos ar.temenl w• ~ Cott.I .,.,a D&lly P110C are ~ ~ ea: FIRST BMERS FUNDING Thrs slatement wu filttd M~ch 11 , 18, 25, Apt1I 1, BEST AUTO CARE, 2100 .-nlh lhe County et.fk ot ~en 18. 2$, April 1, I , RC>l flHAHCIAl. 10S1' La 'Mtt\ the County Clefll of March 25, Apfel 1, I , 15. 8 UATO QAOVP, )lU CORPORATION , 6608 w wilh lh• County Cle1k of 1992 Hart:>of Blvd. Costa Mesa. Of1nge County on M81Ch 1992 Petta Ave., founialn vao.y. Orange County on W.,ch 1192 ~~:t:20•. Sen\e Ana. Ocean F,ront Newport Ora1>9• Coonty on Febru-W-0$8 Calif 92627 3. 1992 W..()84 Cellt. t:r70I 10, 1992 W·103 Butt Shelko 379 MY* Beacl'I Ca if 92663 ilrY 2s. 1992 PUBLIC NOTIC• Menran Ghannm~. 3800 FS23Me PUBLIC NOTICE R;c:Ntd o. LuU. 1os14 La fl24St t .,..,. • .,,. -TICE '--· Be .: CA ~1 • F,rst Bankers Fu"d•rig C0t· fS22el& · '" Perkview 35A. wine. Calif ........... .._.. ..,__. "-·ri. Petta Ave~ fOUf11Wt Valley, ..,.....,...._,. ..,_ .---. r~ -.--T-ac... I porar.on Cal •orri1a 92715 ........ ~-.. • ....,...,...... ...... Ca1it. 92708 .. _..., ·---· _... hit bu11neu • con- Tl"l1t bus1nns •s con· Publtshed N-port Beach· Flctltlow This business Is coo. Costa Mesa D11ly Pilot Flctttloue This buslneu Is CO()-Cotta MH• Dady Ptlot ,........._ dueted by• an~ dueled by a corporalton Co111 Mesa Dally Pllo1 Bual,..H Name dueled by· •n 1nd!Vldual March ti, 25, Apfll t , I, • .,..,.... Nw duded by: an Ind~ U.Ch ZS. Aofil t, •• 15, ..,.... .. Nw The reg t1r•nt(a) eom- Tlie reg•stranljsJ com· March 11. 18. 25. Apr1I 1 StetMneftt The rtgls1<1nt(s) com-1992 ll•t.......t The regl1trenl(•) com-1992 ........... ~ed to tr.neurc:t ~ "'lt?"Ced 10 lransact t:>YSI· 1992 Tl"le Followlng s>«sons tNnc:ed to tr.nsact busl· W-075 The Followlng per.ons menced 10 tranuc:I bvst-W.otl The fOlowlnO pettof\i' nes• und« IM ~ riess under int F1cM1~ w-0s 1 are aoon9 t>us•ness as: ness undet the Fictitious .,, dow'CI t>utioess u: ,,.._ I.Wider \tie f'.ct.W>ua .,.. 00.,. busonnt as: ~sines• tQme(a) bled Business N:>me(s) hstt<l PUBLIC NOTICE CONSULTING ALUANCE. Business Name(•) hied PUBLIC NOTICE COMPUTING SUPPORT 8ullnnt Narne(s) lili.d PUIUC lfOTtcl DATA ¥ECHAN1X. Hl211 ·~son ... Uwd\ 1, 1112 at:>Ove on NA 26 Columbia, IMne, Ca111 above on· March 2, 1992 ..._....__ GROUP. 17100 Gillett• AY· ebOVe on: December 191e ~ .._... ...... _ W McOurmoa ~ e, II· 1 ...... "-1"0 . ............ C1ro1e Alles Vice PreSt· 92715 Metuan Ghahremaol r_.,,_ tnue, IMne. Calif. 92714 Rtefl.wd O. Lutz r·-•n-Ylne, Cellf. 92714' hit Slit~ W1la ,_. dent Actltloua ... D1ri•el B Kelly. 2S Colum-TI11s st11em.n1 was tiled lkialneH Nw Gary w Frankl, 222 This statement was filed lluelftUS ...... Cralo A. Rager, 5403 wttl't the County Oertl ol n"s stillerNnl was ftled Buatn.as Name boa. Irvine. Calif. 92715 wilh the County Cl«k ol Stat.wt Evening SlW ln., ~ ~ the C°""'Y Clerk of .......... Rivet. Hewporl Beach. OrMQe ~ °'1 MMd\ .... in 1he County Clerk of Statement T l'li' business Is co,,_ Or"ange County on Match The F ..... "9 PtfSOM Beach, Calif. 92ee0 OJenge C°""'Y on March The folowing pereona CeW l29C3 10, 1t9l Orange CC>Ynty on March The Fo11ow1~ l)«sons dv<:ted by: an lndlvldu.I 2. 1992 ate doll'O bVskleU u · Thia bua1nus It co~ 10, 1"2 •• doer'O ~ ~ Tt\I• b11SIMU It con-,U .. tO 11 1992 are domg business as· The reg11trant(1) com· f523S87 P.C. TftADE PRINTING, due1ed by: W1 lndtvldual fl24504 CATHEXIS, MIO Avenida OUCMd by: W\ lndtvldl.* ftul>li~ NwPQft 1.-c~ f524893 VICl<Y S CREATIVE NAILS menced 10 11ansact txnl· Publoshtd Newport a.acn-1375 L091n Ave IF, Costa Th• reglaltanl(I) com-Published ~ e..cn. De Senll•go, Anaheim, The reol•tranl(a) tom-coa11 Me.. Dally '1IOl Pubhst"led Ntwpon Bea<:l"I· 11 5 Broidway. Cost41 ness und., t,,. flct•lk>!.IS Costa Mesr Oaify "ot Mesa..CaiJ..~ ~ 10 tl'...ad ~ Cosll Mesa 0.,lf. '5110t c.M. t2I01 mMC«t ~., ...-...ct bUtl-March 11 18 ts .. t, C t Me Dail p,1 1 ...-esa Ca! f 9'2627 911s1ness Name(s) Riied Hai MilM Nguyen. 10$71 nus '6lder tt19 Act1tioua . ~ W1991"', IMO ,_.. under 0'9 'kt.bout t"l ' ' ' 0' a 51 Y 0 ll1c1<y L Ande<sori, 615 S at:>ove on: FIONary 27, Mvch 11· 18· 25· Apnl 1• BHcon Ave . Garden Busltleu Name(•) h*ed Match 2.5, Apfel '· 8• lS. Aventde De sarillagO. Alta-~-Nam.(1) lilted w-March 25· April 1· 8· 15· Box"'ooa St. Anane1m. 1992 1992 Grove, Calif.12f!.43 ll>OW on· NIA 1992 helm, Cellf. tno7 above on: N.'A ._ t992 Calif 92802 D.inlef B ~Y W-o63 This buslnHs Is con-GNy w. Franks W.o95 Thia bualneH 11 con-Ct919 A. A-oet PUIUC llOTICI _ w.105 Thos business It con-T1'11s statement wu Med due1ed by' an INSrvldual This -'li.rnent -•led ~ W..,, lndMdu9I Thit ,.l.llement wu lied __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E--1 dueled by "'wiarv1ctuat w>tl'I the County Oeftr or PUILIC NOTICE The reg11111nt(1) coin-with the COU1ly Qet1t Of MUC IOTICI Tiie reot•rrant(•) com-Mtti Che C°""'Y Oefll olt---,.-.. -.... -,-.--- The reg1s1ran1{s) com-Or1noe County on Ft«>ru-Flc:ttt...,. menc" to ltenuc:t ~ Or.nge County on ~ AlllM•• mranc9d 10 nrwt ~ O.ange Co.ny on MM:n hit, .. -. ---------1 menced to tr•n11ct bus•· aiy 21. 1992 neu Ul'IO., the FlctrllOul 10, 1992 ,,... ~ 0'9 Ac:1ltioul 10. 1"2 Stal F'lctltloua ness under the F1e111rous ft523287 •nl"9M lllHWM ~11ness N1me(s) Utled PU490t .......... ......,. 8111111"' N#M(t) llt'*I P124Ma Thrl rOllC:::i••~ Busl,..•• Heme Bustnns N1me{1) llsted Publllhed Newpot1 a.ec:n-llaleflMftt eboYa on: October 1, 1991 PUO!lahed Newpon IMrd\-ltM•"'•"t aoovt on: M.-ch t. 1'9l ~ Neo#pOft ~ •• ~~ •· Stetement abov. on. N.A C •• Dall Pllo The FolloWlng persons Hal Mlt1h Nguyen Thi F~ persona ~ wtgigefn ,.._ ... · Tht Followlng ~raons V1cliy l Anderson osta ""191 y 1 .,. doong buU*I u : Thia 11atemenc wat fli.ct Coita ..... Olllty PllOt we dolf'll bullMtS U. Thi& •amenc ... 11ac1 .._ata ...... 09'fV PilOt CIH, 7 W. lteft. ~ are do.ng buslnt'9 u This t1a1em«1t was tiled Match 11, 11. 25, April 1• ClAUSEN MARINE SER-w#I the County Qeftc ol Maren ti, 25. Apt1I t, I. 1..,.N:f' COMPANY, Sii wit\ 1M County a.ti o1 ... ell 2.5. Apel 1, I. 15 ........ Callt. '2127 OF AMBER FARM 88 F11tr With 11'1• County Cltfll of 1992 VICES. 939 w. 181h SL. Of~ Counly on March 1992 ~ CotoN del Mat, Oninoe COW'lty on M#d'I ltA ::::' ~Cc!::5 = Drive. Coste Mesa Cla•I Orange County on Fet>tu-W.oec> Cotta M ... , CA 92627 3, 1992 W•7 c.14. utas tO, 1°'2 W~104 C•f tmJ • 92626 vy 2!>. 1992 u --· Pit., CIVtallWl Clausen. •ni7H ,,.. ~. ,,, h90-, ..... Kathl.-i E OU!mt>r• 1968 '522845 P IUC ""• ~'" 939 w 18th St., Cotta ~ HHpoft IMc,._ PUIUC llOTICI ni._ Corona dal Met. Celll "*""" Newport ~ PUl&JC IOTICI Thia business .. ~ Ct>vtch St . Cosll Mesa Publ hed N Be ~ Meu. CA 82127 gal duded by; en ~ Cl111f 92627·2256 °1 ewport ec FlctlUew Thia business la con-Cos~ MeM DelJy '*>t ........ T"4s thl.U.Se 11 con-Com MeN Deity l'tlol Pia••• The r90lattant(1t ,.,,.. This buslnus la con· Cosla Mesa Dally P1101 9uatnee• ....._ ducted by• •n inclMdual ~~ II. 2S, Aprl 1, I, ............. duded bf: en lndMcluel M#dl 2S, A6WI t, I. 15, •ulRlll..... rnenced to tr.-et ..,._ ducted by an >ndi\/\dull M.arch 11· l8, 25, AJKll 1• ltet.......C The reglatrant(a) com-11112 ......... Tl\e f9Qfa1tant(a) com· 1"2 ••11• ••I ,,... W.S. H PlcatcNI The 1egl11r1nt(t ) com-1992 The F~ persons menced 10 trMNd ~ W~ The fOIOMng penona mencect lo ....-ct bus'-W·10l The~ penon II 8utlint .. Name(a) ...... IMf'ICed 10 11anw1 bus.. W-055 .,. doon!l bu11nesa • nns unc:s.r u... ~ .. ~~ea: ,... tllt# "' ~ ~ a&: JUAHS lrbOW Oft' ~ \. ,. nest under the F'1Cllt1out VAH JAVA. '811 Bireh SI . 8us•MU Mame(•) letecl PUii.JC NOTICE llK on~s. 11232 lual,,... Name<•) ..., PUIUC llOTICI 2140 ~ Hugo ....... Business Name(1) 1111.a PUILJC NOTICE Newport a .. ch, Calif. eboYa on· nJa -...--._ P.et:Nr• C.O., H1r1e1r9 ..,... an:~ t , 1"2 Pl • .. Aw., C-. ...... CA Thllil -• ,.,. -... abo\19 on· April 19SI 92680 Ptter ClauMn r-·-ion 8eect\, Callf. _., ,,.,. ,._,...,. .• • •• 11:1127 """ h CCIUtlly ~ _, IUlhleen E. Olamt>ra Flc:tttleus Humphrey V1nct1gruf, This atafff'Nf'lt was lled ......... -..... niom.. I.. Kiity. 11232 n.. a• ••• ... 11ec1 ... , 11• .._ Jue" ,.arClo Moreno, ~.County Oft M..cll Th6a •~ -• filed Buain.aa ....,._ 2935 EllHme11, Costa wh the County a.rtii Of ....... ,.. '""*"" ewe-. """*"' .. "' ~ Clefll of lltl1•111t 12132 T..._, '-"· ~ 10. tiN ••th tt1e County ~ 01 Slat9'Mftt ~ne. C.i·f 9292S ~ County ~ Matcf1 The '°'°'*'O pertora ton 9eecfl. Celt lilM ~ C°""'Y °" w.dl n. f~ ,.._. ~CA taeO ,.., .. I Orenge County on Feoru The 'olOwlng persons Thie bu11neu ts c;of)o t. 1902 .,. dlOlnl bllWla9a..: Thia ~ Ila c~ '' ,.. .,. dolf'9 .._.. ec TMI ~ • ~ ~died ~ ~ lt'f 2S, 1992 a•e do•"9 tk.11t""11 u ducted by: 111 lndMdual 'laUJt CASTU'" ..0C.C. l971 Plf· M *' by:.,. lndMdllll PU41tl "TWICI l"IAIUftlD .. , *ICllrll a.., an lrd11__, Co.c. ..... ~ .... ft5Ul50 MAIL MASTERS, 200S2 The ret-lfanl(s) com-~hed ~a.ell-ION.. Colla ...... Calit. The r~Went(a) CO& ~......,., ~ "'° T....-Of., .,_. The tetltha"t COrft. ~ U •t I I. 1 .. Publshed ~ e.~·.'e:'::'c .. <f'~lttfllon ~Wider~~ eo.r. ..... oa1y "°'=.A. a.tr. 1m ,..,. =-:..., "'::--~ c.... ..... o..., Not ~C:.:::.-,.1 ,,., :"..:. ~~ ,1• • • • Cost.a ..... Diily PllOt ~~ M C>.wust 20052 8u11ne11 Nll'M(I) 119'.o Maleh 1 t, 11. 25, Acwt '· eons. c..r. ...... c.M. ....... ~) .... lrWCfl a. .. 1, .. 11, ,.....,... Or. Al .... 8u8'MH N•M• 1 .. '" ••• March I I, II, 2S, April I Treasure Clt , H~t>ng!On abOW on: NIA 1882 12921 ...... on: Mmrcft t.. 1• 1• C... lllOJ ..... .: 411 .. 1 ~ I~ Beach, Cellt 9284t Humptltey Ven0tgrraaf W«f ll'tl• bu11.n•• 19 con. Thonw L 1JC*r W.., l"'-._._.,_.. la COft. ~ ,__ ....._ _ W.()47 lh11 buslnHa 11 con. This ~ -• 11.s duc:tld by: at1 ~ lNa t U. ••II .. lllM ~ lly. • ._...,., 1'Nll m ••II .. ._. -----~~~-ducted by an lndMdual ... 111 .,. County ~ °' f'UIUC IOTtCI Th• , ..... ,.,,.,,, co-..... ~ ~ " ..-..c IDTICI TM ne•-·> ......... ~ a... " 'UIUC NOTICE ~ea~·,~~ :,: ~T.~ on '~ ,.. ... • -:" ~ ~ ~= c...., "" fllaiidt " • ;:.-'...-'ti:. Jt ~ ~ c....., "' ..... ,,......... ,,. .. un<* Iha ,ldltlOUI ,u~ ............. 8'1SM19M NINN(•J ....., natW • I •• --..,..... ...... ..... rwno .............. lkrtlneH Name(s) Isled ~~8"ctl-......... lrllo.eon•Mlref'IS.1"'2 ~.............. ....... -...~~ .. ,-"•'ll•ll•cl N••JOU ._..._."' SCloft on NIA Coa.. ...._ Oait( Not The folowfnl ,._. LMce 0-0, C.-. ..._ 0.., ,_ The Pel "II ,.._.. ....,.. K. • • .. &M:.... ..... ~ The ,~ .-..... ~ ~ ~ "· 1e. n. ... 1. ~~ tt• ".IL°' cw~ ...,. .. ,.,, '· .. , .. :=·:....,;.~ ~ ,... ..... -. .. '· .. --~~ 1"2 Or•lt .,_A.....,_. ... ,,_....,.._,_,,. ,. .., .... Dr ....... II• ttt• •••r~• ... .... No melter wNt you·re ' ~~,i homaeown ; ......... " ...... ~ ,.._ Colleen ...._ USE w.Glt lellCtt. c.M. "*1 H•~ flDr • """""' • _#411 ._ ..... c:.11. ... , •nH, 11• • ! wtta =~~':., c=.o ::" Y~~..,·~~= ~~or....,.:*:;,:=~~~£~::.·..::::::-,. The =Cl-. ..... Call ~ ... n Tl'll1_bu11Mt1 II con. ......... aypet. ....... yow ...... '* hllAlll .. ... ............. .... .. = ~ .? .. . , • ,. N8Wport ~Mesa Daily Piiot POOR QUA LIIV Wednesday Marstz 25, 1912 N : fWLIC .,_ • ~ IOTICll .....C IOTICll flUmJC IO. ....C llOTICll ......C IOTICU PUl&JC HTICEI MUC NOTICU "*"C IOTICll UPI Am AC I helil ~OINCI AGMNIT AllDrMr ,... """* This ... ,. ... .. ....... \Rief --fi1ct1•--e fr Ln H II I T..... ---... • Al9 NULlM 'IOU YOU IHOUlD CON-~ hM WllMld pro-lullneee N ..-,. C9""'Y a.rte o1 ..,... ...;,';<•> ..;;; a:'ch, caui' .~ ng on "'8lJC IOTICI .A; .:;-•:::=, Cl-' fl a.:':.':\:.::n ':fl ~~~f. , .. :="J:ec~:i:'~ ::;-on: • ~·••• ~= ~ on M.ch 't:c~ =:' 1, 1m J~~ ~~:.·~u;or1-....::::--..._. °'r.i; ~ on ~ Vw ...._ C91TA Ml8A. CA tH2e ~ to Ind .._,. ~ it1rtNr .... n 1 11 ._ -PllW4 Thie .-...en1em WH llled Th• H gl1trant(1) c.om. 5' 1 PU4tlt 011 1 k at., .. , Cl • .... ......_ or Sal•tr Code ••~tlon 'nlle .... ..,. w lled ..... Inf Putieiahect Newport~ w11t1 11'9 County Cletll or l'MJ')(.ed '° tBnAct ~ tt•tewt ....... .._.. ~ .._. ...... 11 u.. OOftlW ~ Of 11411.4. .... .. County Cleft& Of TN ,~ pertone Onnae Cowlty on ~ch"'"' ~ff ltw f"tciltiOul The ,~ '*'°"' .----._ . ..__ ,... ~ le ....... at>owe Vou .,. lnlllNc1ed .,.. II Onlhoe ~ on w.cfl .,. dolna bu._.... Cotta Meu o .. iy '"°' 13. 11t2 ~ .,. clOino buelne. •· Com Mesa ~ Hol 0:::. r..,· no W8rr1if19Y le .,_, u tO ~ ...,_ to cone.-the 3, 1912 WUUfS WORLD . CO. M.n:tl 11, 25, Aptl 1, I, ' ''°""' H&IM(tl llltllel T~P EHl'ERPRISU, 410 I W.d"I 11, 2', Aplt I, I, r.... ...--..--... cio.111'111,,... or cor-~ of ""' PfOC*!Y, FUW. OM ~TO BE.AR, J3047 1"2 ''24891 at>o'<• on; February 24• 21th StrHt, Ne•port '"2 --..... , -•" -.... .. _...... --:...i • ..1 S P\dlhed ~ Beac.hoo lt92 BeKh.. CUI 92M.l '1.a73.'42.MI ' ·-·-1· ,.,. be!~ l)UnUenC IO .._,,.. ..., Pubbhed ~ ~ IE CaHe A,,.8dor, an W.074 Cotta M-O I Pl NancyJ !(ramp l ...r..-W.(113 l•t•I ll••llltl • W.-Mid OMd ol'TN9(, !hfety Code Section COl'8 Meaa Dally Piiot Juen Capl1ttano. Calif ... auc--i ... a a1y 101 Tlld 1·1 1 h• Manhattan Prvi-•• 1 113 MJ Ml • • • ~ r.uon o1 a bfeectl or 11411.5, ~ mutt .._ • 92171 rv -, "' Mwc:l'I 25, Ai>tll t 1 I , 15 ~ .:.: ="' c;'.,k '-:. Inc , C.,.l0tnla, 2 Palermo, PUILIC NOTICI c:..0.~ ' def.ult In the OblQalJone Yetttled claim 1ta1in9 YQ'# Mwc:fl II, 2', April 1• I, Matthall Myera 7191 1992 Of c.ou~rn, l°"O Bffch, Clltf. 90I03 1----------lflMU; l,000,000 Neuted tnerwy, 1*ft>. lfttertat In ._ ptoperty. '* 5cMhwinef Cir .. ~on Plctttleue w 106 ~ nty on Fobfu-Thll bualnut I• con· Flottti.... =-= Wflte.lno .., -. ··~ and ~ You """' ... ""-~ In W.073 BellCh, Cal(~ ........ ..... • lfY 2 • 1992 ducted by a c.o<porallon ........... ..... lw.te· .. ,,,nlOlll. ~ .. IO the und•llgned • the ~ couri of the .. _. --T1C1 Muck Inc~ Cal9ont6a COi• ............ PUIUC NOTICE nuns Th• reg111rant(1) com· .... ...... • • • ' written Oeclarellon Of 0. County of Orange Within rv..n. -poration. ,. Vienna, New-The Folowlng portont Publolhed Nftp0t1 BMCh-menc:ed 10 ll'lllUCt ~ Th• Folto.Ml'g ~ Otou ,.141 In Uf '*"Ind DefNnd '°' ... "*'Y l301 ~Of.. -~ .. actl, Calll ,.., •• dOirtg buslneM .. : F&ctHlou• Coata ..... Oll!ly P110I nett under the Flci>hOUI .,. CIOtfl9 bus"'"9..: 2•ntrltlwto4t •wr,lue and wrlnon notice of de-publlcllon ol thlt Nollco. • ~...._... Thlt butlnoH It co~ HODGES PROPERTIES, lkaaUMH NW Matdl 11, 18, 25, AP'• 1, Bu .. noH HatM(I) lilted DEKAYOf. 3711 W .... .. 11.an,411 Mui and Of ~ so ur-.. ~ f9CeNe Ktuel _.. "1 .. .._ ducted by: a general pan. 137 Wut Remington St•tetnenl 1992 atio.-. on: Oecembet 1, bOa Btold~ N_,,ort Beed\. ..-1-e,eckJ~:O C8llM the undertlgned lo notice, {PIMM UM Su~ le.e1 .. nt norshlp 5'rMC, IMne, Calof. 92720 The following pertOnS W.()48 1991 Ca,f 92"3 OV<lu laaw ..._,_,.,.,, ... uld propetty to Nt19tt rior Court Numbof 87-* Th• follCMtnQ Pottons The rogl1trant(1) co~ B1rry H. Hodge1, 137 art doing businets as. KMMlh Latson, Pr .. .csent Douglas Robotl Speth, laid ~. and lhefe-3S.) Vou muat ..,.,. an tn-we dolna t>us.nns u : monced to v1nuct Ix.I•'-Wnt Rom~on ~11 .. 1, If· BAA.Cl(• CONSTRUCTION PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• sta•tmenl was Med 37' 1 w Balboa . Blvd, OolnllofftffoM.,.,MJona: alter tho underalgned doftod COJIY of the claim HORSf:'rHIEF CANVON nfft undet' IN fictitious vino, Caht.~720 ANO OEVELOPMEITT, 2418 with lhe County Cltrll of Newport BHch, Calif. 113,4•,711 CM.tied uld notice of de-on lhe 01111lct An0tney of PARTNERS. 19 COfPC)fato Bu1lne11 Name(1) ll1ted Jutte C. HodQH , 137 w .. 1 Huntington SI. IA, HUf'loo Fictitious Orange COl.IOly on Febf'u. 92603 Not lnceme: 178.111,(>04 fault Ind of eledlon lo be Otange County (Ann: Vicki Plaza, Newport 8Hch, abolle on: Oc1obof 1917 Remington Sttffl, IMno, tingron BHch, Calif. 92648 •ualneu N•me ary 25, 1992 This bvslnost 11 con- ln1uranco In f orce: recorded Oecamber 2, L Hrx. Deputy Ol11tict Al· Calif, 92e80 . Manhall My«• Calif. 92720 Chrlstoptler Harold Batel<. St•t•ment F522844 ducted bran ind1Vldwl Nadon ..... : U ,871.033 1"1 u lntlr. No. 91· lomevl .. 700 Civic c.me< ~--/m1Hlgtllands. •Call-This 1waement wu filed This buslneu l.s con-2418 Huntington SI I A. The Following persons PubJ.shed Newport S.ach-Tne r1g11tranl(1) com. Aeol1hnt a Hoollh H3000 In look P199 of OrtvlWnt, Santa Ana. CA 1~ Wll= --Ip, lfflltl the County Cl«lil ol ducl8d by: husband and Huntington BollCh, Calif. are doong bus.nest as: Costa Mesa Oa.ty P1101 'T'ented 10 1ransaci bu91o- PI• dulM; 0 Ollldal Recorda In tne Of· 92701 Within Ion {10) dayt • . 10th Orange County on Match Wife 92648 OK INTEANATIONAL MAR-Maren I I 18 25 Aptll I neu Ulldlf tnAt FldrtlOU9 lntwronu In Force· flee ol the recorder of Of. of tM tillng of the claim In ~· Los Angeles, cur 3, 19§2 Th• rogl1trant(t) com-This buslneu 11 con. KE"TlNG. 4001 E. La Palma, 19112 ' ' ' ' Bus oess NarN(s) llSled 1.221.111 ' ange county: lho Super!Of CourVCMI 0.-...-.4 fl2H80 monc9d to transact bus!-ducted by· an lnd1111dual Anahetm, Calif. 92807 abo•• on· Maren 3, 1992 Accident end h .. llh Said .. Will be made, vision. The Presley Companln , • Published Newpott S.11eh-neu under the F1ct1Uous The reg1stran1(1) com-David R Shvto, Katny M W-0!>8 Do\,gl&s AC>bet1 S~h ~: o bUI without cownant Of The failure to llmtly file ~!'.1lornl1 cOfJX)'atlon, 19 Costa Mt u Daily Piiot Business Namt(s) lilted menc:ld to tranuct busi-Shute, 3400 fwo. Of The PUBLIC NOTICE Th11 sta1err.0t1t wu fil8d we hofoolty ~ lhet the wwranty, OJ!Pfeu Of Im-and MCUr• a verified claim ..,.,.porat1 Plaza. Newpott aboVo OQ: N/A ness undOf lht Aclltlous Ms J·111, Costa Mou ... ,Jh the County Cletk of 0~0110 It•"'• .,. In plied, regatdlng Ihle pas. atahng an lntOfHI In the ~H1ctt, Cahl. 82660 M::h 18• 25• Aprll 1• 8• Barry H. tiOdges Businets Name(s) listed Calif. 92626 . Flctltlou1 Orange County on Maten oc--..ancie with IN Annuel llOSllon, °' encumbrances, property In the Superior h • bu1lneu 11 con-I Thi• stattmenl was filed above Ot'I: February 24, This business 11 con-ayalneu N•m• 6, 1!>!12 s~ '°' IN v•ar to pay tf\o remaining prlncl-Cour1 -wlll resun In th• duel!~ by: a general p1111· W.fJ76 with the County CIOfk of 1992 dUC'Ced by: husband an<1 • Statement fSZ4t8S .,._ 0 ._ 3 pel tum of lhe not•(•) ... property belng declared Of noramp Ofange County on Match Christopher H. Barck wife fh F lo p bl ed Newport eeecn-"*'-:ae:: ~HI cured by hid deed or orde'9d forllit to 1h• Stall Tho regltt11nt(•I com-PUBLIC NOTICE 4, 1992 This staltmenl was filed Th• r1gl11rant(1I corn. .,, d~og bu;~,:'.'°"' C~stas\Aes 0 It Pllol c-..-. of chi ;::! Trust, 11111th lnlerHI u In of Calilomla and distt1b-menc~_,!?_ lrlns8C1Fi .bull· f52400e with the County Clerk of menc:td 10 llansact bu111· MARINA PROPERTIES M _ 18 !t ,.':., .. 1 I laJd nole pr!Mded Id-uted puquant to the P<ovt-MH ......... the ictittOUS PlcttUeue Published Newport B h-Ot'ar>g• Couniy on Ft«>nr ness under ttie F'ictii.ous 2 29 w c · Ar.... • ~. ......, • · • of Caltomlo. pwwuent lo vancee, " any, ""* tho l lOfll of Health and Safety Buslneu Name(s) listed ilusl""9 ~ C t M 0 ly ';~ ary 25, 1992 Butinou Namo(s) ltsted N 4 ISi 8 ouih H ggw•~ 1.1:12 .... IOfm• of Mid Deed of Code Stc1lon 11489 With-above on: ti 22, 1987 s.......... OS a esa ll IOI F522852 •boll• on: MOICh 3 1992 9=ort UC • W-OtS ~,,t ""'**· Vice Trust ...... charges and out lurther notlco Of heat· ~~~·Pr.=::"· Jr.. Th• Following ptflOnS ~:r us, 25• Aptll '· 8• Published Newpof1 e .. ch-David Shut• • J:llMI Patklf, 2633 w PUBLIC NOTICE w..._ IC.n\ txpenHt of the Trustees Ing. art dolna bu11nHs at· Costa MH a Dally Pilot This suuement was f~ Coast Hwy Newpo 1 ,,._elder • Sonlot Vic• and of the 1Nst1 c:rNled P"ubll1h1d Ne wporl ::: ~~ 1111~'4 WEBEffS WORLD . CO. W-082 Match 11 1I 25 Apr~ I with the County Clerk of Beach Calif 92663 ' •---f-l_c_tl_tl_o_u_• __ _ 03/21~2 03/28/12 by •aid Deed ofTru1t. • Beach/Co111 Mesa Dai~ 0r'.n~. Cou~ty on I Marcoh OBA REELTIME VIDEO, PUBLIC NOTICE 1992 , • • • °'= County on Match This •business JS con Buslnesa Name 03127112• 03128192 SaldtalewlMbeheldon. Pilot March 25. Al)fll 1, • 9 1992 33047 IE Calle Avlador, W-046 3.1 ductedby·anlridv•dual St 1 t ' Ai>til 15, 19112, at 1:30 1992 • San Juan Capltttan<>, C&l1I. Flctltlou• F523804 The reg stran11sJ com. a •men 0313C>112 p.m. In tho lobby lo tho Wll2 F524315 92675 Buslneu Name PUBLIC NOTICE Publ.shed Nftport Bach-mt1nced to llansact busi-Tre Fe>11ow1ng pettons CHS1033044 ~~ing localed at 601 PUBLIC NOTICE Publllhed Newpoi_t Beact.. Man hall ~yert, 7HI Statement CoSla Mtu Daily Ptlol ness unoott It• F·c• UOtn ~;~"._S%~~:f' E•:TATE ....... h Lewi• Street, Or· Colla MtH Daily Pilot ~hWlnd Citclo, Hunting· Th• Foll ••c 410 March 18 25 ~II 1 8 BUS•nHs N.ll'l'll(S) lls!f'd 2332 p n 0 Pl. 7,,.;aa::;ia ~ lnftlal K MeOt March 25, April I , I , 15, t~h, ~·=8 .,1 domg b=~~s ~sons Flctltloua 1992 ' ' ' . abo110 on Febr:.oary 1, 1992 tJtw;.o o ee:~~~"Caf 1'. pub4ica1jon of o th& nolJc NOTICE 0, SEIZURE 1992 nc.. 1 a COf· (a)lKO INTERNATIONAL au1tn.aa Name W-078 James Parket 92660 PUii.iC IOTICI ._ tot.i amount 0~ the u! PURSUANT TO W.()93 por•=C.:9c~~~-· Cb/THE KINGAAAO OAGA· Sl•tement Th•• siatetMrit was 1•1ed l•a Alan Aowlson. 2332 -~~~-----pekfbalanc:ooflhtobliga· HIEALTH.A.NDUFETY PUBLIC NOTICE ~. bus'lnua' II con-N ZATION INTER NA· The Following persons PUBLIC NOTICE o''h lhecCounty orb ot Porl Outness Pl., N1wpor1 STATS•lfT CW tJon MC\Ked by Iii• above CODE SECTION ducted by: a general part· TIONAL, 422 161h Place, are dolng business as: Flctltlou• ra~~e 19:2nty on 1 tu-Beacn. Caltl 92000 A•AllDOtlMalfT OF dOICflbld deed of trutt t t47t/t 140 Flctltloua Mfthlp Costa Mesa. Calol. 92627· YELlOW BASKET, 2860 Buslnffs N•m• ary Ttus bus1nus 11 co~ UQ 0. PICT"toUI and estimated costs tx· a I N Th I 1 t( ) 3212 South Main SlrHI. Santa F522 843 d.i<:led by an lnd1vodual .,._SI UM• penses and advanc9. Is AND NOTICR ":,~•• •;n-~~·~0s ~~!ct ':!':. Jan1s Lyn Klngaard, 422 Ana, C&lifomla 92707 Statement P .. !>l0V1ee1 Ne*"°" Ba..ch· Tno reg1stran s com. The -....... $397 292.82. Of INTENHD • em.ti noss under tho Fictitious 16th Place, COsta Mesa, Angolo BousSlacos. 10741 The Foltowlng poraons co .. .1 Men Oa 1y P11o1 "'enud to tr NllO ~ ~ It 19 pOltlble lhal at in. f:°"nrTURE ~ F~:'.:: ~ Business Name(s) listed Calif. 92627 Equestrian Drive, ~nla are do1119 bus nns as· M i:h 11 , HJ 25 A;otol 1, oeu unaer ll'IO UM time of tale lhe opening PURSUA.llfT TO are ng I 11. bov . Oecember Ull8 This business 11 con. Ana, California 92705 (1)MICHA.EL PAUL CHAIS. 199 Bus ness Na lhe ~lctltlout Butlneu bid m.y be leu than the HaA&.TH A.ND DANIELlAN I ASSOC!-aM~:·M ducted by-an Individual This bu11no11 Is con-TIANSON lb)NU VISTA /. above on· M ·~-9-·."""' Name. DAO SYSTEMS, T79 IOtal Indebtedness du. ~CODE ATES, 4300 Campus Di.. This atat.:nt was filed Tht reg1s1rant(t) com-dvcted by: an incllVldual PUBLISHING 907 Vao W.057 Ira A"1n Ao ton ~ .. , 1~· Costa M..., Date: 3117192 · SECTION tt4al 4 ~·r ~236oNewport S.xh, with the County Clerk' 01 meoc:td 10 ttanuct bUsi· Th• regls1ran1(s) com· Ness Ct. Costa Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE Th s state .l l'lltd · T D SERVICE COii-On J 11 992 ' 1 • o c .., M h ness under the F1ct111ous menced 10 transae1 bus1· Calif 112ii26 v.nll the 04.lnty Cle1k of The flcttliou• 8utlneu ' • anual'f · 1 • at Oanlellan . Co n1u111ng r~• oon., on arc Business Name(s) hsltd ness under the FiC11Ho1.1s Craig Ronald McEtheny Flctllloua Oran91 County on Match Name relwred to above PAllY, M Mid Trvt1tH, 19$1 Newport Boulevatd, Group, Caltlornla, 430 3, 1 2 above on: February 20. Business Name(s) 1.sted 907 Van Ness Cl . Cost Bualnoss N•m• 9, 1~2 wts Ned In Orange CCMlt'f •r Vlcllt J, Hopkins, Costa Me ... Cahlomla. tho Campus Drive ,120. NIW-F523979 1992 above on: FtbruMy 25, Mesa, Calil 92626 Fs24445 on Sep'*1\bor 4, 1987 F'lle AHl•t•nt Secrel.,r, pr~ dnc:ribed as: PQf1 Beech, Calif. 92660 Published Ne¥1port Beact.. Janis Lyn Klngaatd 1992 Ttus Du1inH1 1s c .. ~ Statement P hed ,,.. e. No,354445 80t South Lewi• SI., Sl ,2efUS. CUARENCV This bu1lneu ls con. Costa Mesa Dally Pilot This statement -wu filed Angelo A. BoutS•ICOi dUcied by· an ird\k!Jal 11 f-.. "'"9 persons ub•S ow~ ach-~~l~r92~ Or•nee, CA 92898 H=h ~ed ~~oJ~ ~led br1a corrr)abOll March 18, 25, AprJ 1, 8. with tho County Cl°'k ol This ttatemonl was feel Tne reg ,1r:111tsl cc G~~~EAlsCO~ss:TINO ~~~: ::•s:s O~~ :•l:t Thia bulinels .U con-(1t41 HM700 Section 11471/11498 Dy ~·~:'~:.%!ct C:,': 1992 ~~ 1~'Y on Fet>w-C::,;' ~~ty ~ ~~rco~ :•i..,~:r 1;~e~4F'\~"! 1•. TRNATIONAL. 2858 1992 ' • • ' ducted~ an lndMdual If A"AJV.BLE, THE EX· the Cotta Mesa Police o.. nou under the FICl•hous w.on • 4 1992 Bus•n•n • mejs "i.r.e1.1 Or •• Ave Costa Mesa W.fJ8& Thot ~ was llled PECTEO OPENING BIO parttMnt.. Bvtlnon Namo(1) lasted FS22849 ' above on r~ Heh·• 199 C I I 92t;25 with IN County Cl4N1l of MAV BE OBTAINED BY Tho P'°'*1Y wu H!Zed above on: M01ch 1, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE Pvbllstled NewPort Beach-. F523993 Craig Mc.EJh .. ny " Dv1>r1 Lynn Sm.th. 2858 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Fobfu. CAU.INO THE FOLLOW· w1lh"1tspoc1 to a.lleged "'°' Caro OanleliMl, President Flctltlo·-Costa Mes.a Dally P1lo1 Pv.bl.shed N11l'tport Beach· Th11 stalemont ... as I iee1 Dr~ke A'fe. Costa Mesa, ary 21. 1892 ING TELEPHONE NUMBER la11on{1) ol Stcllon(s) Th•• atalemont was filed ... March 11. 18, 25, April 1, Costa MasJ Daily Pilot with tne County Clerk of COi 11. 92626 Fictitious Pubhtted Newport S.ach-ON THE DAV BEFORE THE 11351 of lho Health anc:I with the County .Clerk of 8u1lnea• Name 1992 Maten It, 18, 25, Apnl 1, Orange Cotlnly Ot'I March Tt11s bu~Jness 1s co~ 8Yalnesa Nam• Costa Meu Noc March II Saltly Code. Vou are Ofange Cou111y on Match St•temet'lt W..o54 1992 4 1992 d.icted by. an lfld.,,tdual St•t•ment "· 25, Apftl 1, 1912 SAlE: {7141 385-4837 or hereby not.nod lhat ttio 3. 1992 The Fonowlng persons W-06S ' F5231HS1 Tne reg1s1ran11s1 com-Tne fo'IC"' ng persons W-064 (213) 827~865 Oostnc1 Attorney ol Orange F523983 are domg t>uSlllOSS as: PUBLIC NOTICE menced to transaci bus .. at• doing bUl<neu as· TAC 45573 County nu lnitJaled pro-F . THE WATERMAN, 26506 PUBLIC NOTICE Published N .... port Buch-OHS under tn• !(;I.I ous WEST COAST CREDIT Publlthed Newpoll ceed1ng1 to forlelt tho redlflc6!; Saintctl, l90 Or•ngewood Road, San Flclltloua Costa ~ISi Daily Polol But•nHs Nant(s) Msled SERVICES. 1~52 'rOft>& ---------• Beach.COtta Meu Oa.Jy 1b<>VH11cr1bed property Nowpon 11' Ortve. Fwsl Jvan Capistrano. Cal!! Buslnesa Na.me Flctllloua March 18, 25. Apr..! I, 8. •boll• on· March t, 1992 Unda B•vO. sie 0.189, PIO( pursuant to Health and Floor• Newport Btach, 92675 Sta1• • t Business Name 1992 D L Sm.th Yort>a I.Inda. Caid 92688 MUC MOTICI Match 2:5, Apir1I 1, 8, Saltly Codo Section CaM. 92660 Robert G. Shaw, 19352 Tha FolloW'"' n persons St•t•m•nt W.o&t Th.s Slatement was filed Karen Grace Andert, IT Tam 1992 I 1481 4, Publjshed Newpof'I Beach· Waymouth Lane, Hunting· art domg Dust~S as: Tho Following persons w1lh lht County Clerk cl 11622 Ch3d~1c1t., Corona. ~ W1 09 You are lnsltuclod lhal 11 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ton Beach, Calif. 92646 (a)NU·WEST FINANCIAL are doing 1>us1nest as: PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Match Cai.I 91720 UU o.-" ...... O! PUBLIC NOTICE YoU deaire to conlHI th• March 18, 25. April 1, 8, Warren W. Hedstrom. (b)NU·WEST CAPITAL PRECISION WINDOW Flctltlout 3, l992 This business 1s . con-r-' tvV• forf .. lurt of 11'111 ptOpefty, 1992 28506 Orangewood Road (C)NU·WEST fUNOl~~G TINTING. \982 Newport F523704 ducted by: an onc:J1vtdUOI .,._.,UM& K .. ,. pursuant lo Health and W.fJ72.,. San Juan Capistrano. Ca~I 3723 S.rch SfrHt ,,24 Btvd Costa Mesa. Cal.I. 8u1lnesa Name Pub' Sheet N..,.pott ~ Tht reg1stran1(sJ com- The kllowina Po'90nl NOTICE CW SRIZ""E Saloly Cod• Sectton 92875 tlewporl BHch, Cahl. 92527 Statement Costa Mesa Daily p,101 ~ed to lransae1 ~St· ~abMdonecflNUMol 114885, YoU mull Ille• PUBLIC NOTICE Th•s businen 11 con-92660 John Michael VilltMUYe. Tho Foi~ ... ng porsoru ~·Mch ts 25 APfol 1 a ness IA'\dor the Fict•i0 .. s tho Flctltlou• 8ualneu PURSUANT TO venl11d ~ 1a11ng your ducted by: co-partners tlu-West Fence 1 Caltlor· 26956 Diamond. M v . Cahl ate do.ng bo.1~ ness u · t9i2 • ' Business Nam•(•) 'sted Nama: MAG INTERNA-HEAL TM MD aAFa'TY interest in the pt~. fktltlous The r1g1sttant(1) com-"'' corporalJOl'I •3723 Botch 92691 W H COUASEN ANO AS above on. Maren 6, \992 TIONAL COHSULTAHTS, COM MCTION You mutt r11o this claim In au.alneu N•-mlfleed to tranACt blnl· St. •24 ~port Beach This business ls con-SOCIA TES 3242 Halladay W-01I Katon G Anoers 2t ~ !Mne, Calf. t t41t/t t498 tile Supencw COUf1 of the St.teme"t nest ul'lder tno Ftc:MIOUI Calif. gmo ' ducted by: an lndMdual SI.Iii• 201. Sant.a Ana.. Calif PUBLIC NOTICE nus swemel'\t wu I led 12715 ANO NOTICa County of Orange W1thm CONCOURSE DETAILING Buslntss Name(sl llsted Th1t busmen Is con-The reglttrant(•) com-92705 wolh lh• Counry C•erl\ ol The ,letltlou8 Buslneu Ofl lln'DHD thif1V (30) dayt or the first COMPANY, 133 East 16111 aboYO on· March 15, 1992 ducted by: an lndtv1dual meneed 10 11ansac1 busi· Watter H. Coursen, Ill, 431 Flct1Uou1 0111190 County on M;ircn HlfM '*'9d to aDoV'e '°"nnvRa pul>lkation of ltlls Noliee, Street •20 Costa Mesa W;vren W. Hedstrom Tno registrant(•) com-ness undOf the Actil•O\JS Holly Street. Laguna Butlness N•m• to, \992 WU .... " Or-.~ unless you rkOIV. actual CA ll2S27 • ' This statement was r.1oc2 rnonetd to transact busl· Business Namo(s) ksted Beach, ear.r 92551. Statoment F524478 on ~ 2t. Het F'lle PURSUANT TO not>ce. 1"'-IM use SuJM-Kevon Btown (DonaldJ. ''""' th• Coumy Ci.tk or non undet lho F1ct.t10US above on: Janu&l'f 23, This business 1s con. The Fo '°*1ng persons Published Newpon ~acn. No f421Gll HEM.TM MO rJOt Court Humoer 87•9 1• 133 East 161h SttMt •20. Otango County on t.!atel'I Bus•nos.s Name(•) hied 1992 ducted by an indMclu1ll ~• 0oong bus!Mss as Cot1a MeQ oa.., PllOt .....,.. lllel1tieeeH. 21 Co-~COM 57} You must serve an ~ Colt.a Mesa, CA Q2Q1 8, 1992 abool9 on: Marel'I I, 1992 John Mdlaol VIiieneuve The reg1s1rant(sl corn-NEW HORIZONS INTER· March 25 Ap<~ 1 a 15 ~ .W., Calf.112715 SECTION 1t48e.4. dotsld copy ol lhe Claim Jason Parker Wttille)' ll3 f52.4178 Seoewy Thi stat0"*11 was f.led ~ lo transact bwi· NATION.AL. 2114 w OcHn 99 • • Thie ~ ... ~ On febnlaly 3, 1192, at on tne District Anomey 01 East lllh Str .. 1 #20 Published Newpon Beach-Th·s statement waa filed with 11\e County Clet'k of neu under the F'lellllOut Front Newport Btach 1 2 ducted by M ~ 1'301 8oac:h ~ct. ~ County ~ttn: ~ick• Costa ~ .... CA 92827 Costa Mesa Daily P1lol With lho County Clerk ol Orano• County on F~ BUllllnt Name{sl losted Calif. 92663 ' W·102 Thia IU:U ••'4 .,.. . lted Huntingl4n Bach. Cdfor· L H.a, O.puty stnct At· Thlt bu~n•H It con. March 25 Apnl 1 I 15 Orange C0UT11y on Match ary 25, 1992 above on· January 6. 1991 Jag lshwar Singh Grawatl.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiij ....,. .. County Qetll of nla, the ptopetty delcflbld IOITle'() 111100· CNlc ConlOf dueled Dy a g.,_al pa.rt• • • • • II 1992 F5U879 Walter H. Coursen Ill 19981 FOICIJ!f l.n Hunl.tlg-11 Orange ~ on '*"° •: Oftve Wt~r Santa AN. CA nersNp 1992 • f524430 Pubfished Newport Beach-f.hlt statement was l\led ton S.ach, Calif. 92648 • aty 11, 1112 SI .Hl.00 U.S. CUR-92701 Wlll\lft ton (10) dayt The r1g111r an11 com-W-Oll1 Publ sNd N_..,... S.ach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot wilh the County Clerk of Th11 business 11 c:on-l P\dll'9ICf ~ ~ AENCY· 1987 PONTIAC of tho 1ng or the claim In od I t t bus+ I ...... Orange County on Ftbfu. ducted by-indlvldual eo.ta ..... Piiot .._en 11, flAEBIAD. CALIFORNIA u. the Super!Ot Cour\.CMI ~ = \.nd!, ~IC1 bOU~ PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ~Cl'I 11, 18, 2$, April '· llY 2s, 1992 The rog1:fran1(1) com-•llliliililiililiil , .. 2$,, .. 1, 11112 ~SE NO. 2DJU29e. VIN vlSIOf\. BUl •MSI flalM{I) lllltd Match 25• APfol I, •• 15• 992 F5228U menced IO llllWICt ~ .. W-olS NO. FG.2.FS21SXHL.209M9 Tho la.lure to t.mely flto above on· f.16-~ Fictitious t992 W-045 Put>Lshed Nowpotl Beach-neu under lhe Fat.ous PACIF'IC VIEW __ PUIUC ___ IO _____ , was Mtzed pur..,.. IO and tecur• ~~1 ed ct.a.m Ke¥in Brown. Owner"P¥1 •usln•H N8Me W.c94 PUBLIC NOTICE Colla Mesa Oa.ly Piiot Bwsinou Nam•(•) listed IE.llOMAL 911.,_ '"-5 Health and SaJoty Code •tat.rig "" ......... In tho ,..., Sl•tement March 11 11 25 April 1 abcwe on. Matctl 3 t992 --;;l;;T;:;A:-::~=;;:;;:;;rT;-;:0.:;;--1sKbon 11471111411 by ~ ,.tn ~ ~ Jason WMlt'f, Owt\er The FOiiowing PoflOr\I PUBLIC NOTICE Fk11tJoue 1992 ' . · Jig lahwar S<ngh Grewal ~"'! ~==: ••AllDO••llfT M tne Costa Maa Polee 0. ., .._!,.." docl Partnet art do.ng bUSltlOIS as FlctlUOYS auslneaa N•me W-OC9 Th•I statement was filed U •• --...,._ ~ property -~.., arid Of This tta.lament was llleO THE CAA CONNECTION, S with tile County Clerk of 3500 P.ci'1<: V~ 0<111• .,...... rn. • "tvV• The P">l)«1'f wu tNed Ofdered lorltlt to the Stat wtlh the County Clelk ol 7266.J Edinger Avenue, lkml11ne•t•~~n•tme The F:~":!"'nA<ti'\fts PUBLIC NOTICE Oratlge County on Match Newpor1 Beech ..,....., Ulla -""respect to ae.ged vlo-of CaMornla and CllSllll> Orange C~ty on FobN-Huntington S.ach, Calif ...... ··• ........ ~. 3.,..18§2 ......V. The folowlr1G potlOnl lallon{a) of Stc tlon(s) uted PUIWI 10 the Pfovl-lll'f 2a. 1992 92647 Tho f ollOW1ng '*'°"' .,. ~ buslfleSs as: FlcUUoY• n13727 tlawe lbendonocf .. UM ol 11351 of the Heallll and 9tON of H..mt end Safety F523333 StalltOn 0.stributora. Inc .,. doong buSlnHI .... l(EBLE . SERVICES. 85 •u•lneu N•me p t>lll'led Newpot1 a.~ ::n.~ic~lnC:: = ~ v.;: ~ ~turt~~": ;:=: Put1111h1d Newport ~2~1Je': CotTv!,~: ~~~~T~ f.':a O::ar~i •. ~~ Statement c~sta Mesa oa.iy PiJol ~.:'J.9: lfG SOMaS. 3171 ""' Dll1rtct Altl:/INY of Otange Ing Beach.Cotta Mesa Da.ly HunlJnglon '1!'act1. calil. Costa •tesa. CUI 92$27 92688 1!:.nF~tng ~ Match 18, 2S, Ai»r• 1 .•• mM k . SURe 117, Cm&a County has lflrtlaloel ~ lf11bll1hed Newport Pllol March 4, II, 11, 25. 92'647 Bnan Da'llCI Sl•pe, 331 ICew'I H. Kebltr, IS Bnsa ~~CHElLE'~~~RN 1992 Mortuary • Ch pel ....._ C.W. l2l2t Cffd•ng• to lorf0tt tne Boacl'l,Coata Mesa Pilot 1992.. ThlS bus1,,.st la con-Re•ms Lane, Colta Mesa. ~ ~·~~Satlta TlONAL 115895 South P! W.fJ79 Cr~hon Tho flctiboua lknlnea1 ~bed property Mwch ZS, Aptl I , I, 1992 w043 d\lcted by: a corporatlOn Calif 92627 argan a. · 110 &oadway Name ~ IO above pun11anl to Ko.ith ri WI t I The reg.ltlrant(s) com-Peter Blair M1chelmore Thts bui lnHs 11 con-calie Ave Sunset a..cn, PUBLIC NOTICE Costa M-. •• ftlOCI In 0t.,. County Safe11 Code Section PUil.iC NOTICE "1BLIC NOTICE monced to tranuct t1u11-331 RetmS Lano, Costa ~~r~:1:;,=u!'om-<;:.~;,:,>~'2T Schainuc1t, Flctttlous aa-1111 on May u . 1915 fll• 114'8.4. fktttteu9 neu undef the F'teiillOUI M•ta. Calol. 92627 ad glO ITanaac:.1 bus.. ltse95 50\M Pac r.c A\'O NofJ170I& You are lnalNCted that ii 1 ..... 7 •·-'---.,.__ Bullt\OU Namo(s) Utoel Thi• business Is con-~ ..... • ..... ..,_1 5.Jnset BeKn ~ 1, 00742· aualnen NMte Theodot• Swantllo, 110 ~ desire IO COfllelll in. f1 ,.,.. ... --.. -a.bo¥9 on: November 27 duded by a general P8'1-""' ...... ., u.. .... •• ouous • ·• St•tement "omonlOlr Df. East. ,..... tortelture or ttu prol)«'l'f. "E ANO -UAL•• seet-t 11191 • ~ Bua<noss Nam•(•) bled Thi• bus•nns is con-The Foaowing pet9CllW pon 9Mdl. Calf.12910 putsuant 10 Health and SWOPSIS M THE AN• The Folowlng pef'M)f\S Vic• Prtsldent The rog1stranl(•I co~ abo\'O on: f.tltuaty ti, Oucted by an lndr.Jdual a.re dQ.nQ bus.,,...•· PLUG This .......... ._ ~ Sa..':l Code Section NUAL ITATIM~lfT we dOl('O b11s1na1 as: TM stai.ment was Jted menced to llanaact bull· 1992 The rogoslrant(s) com-C I C PRO ... OTIONS. 240 Olldlld by .n lndMdulf 11 , you m&IS1 Me a Ulf RK INSURANCE SUP£.ACl/T$ CN757, 296t w•th 11\e County Clerk of ness IM'ldet the Fict.t.ous ~ H. Kebl• Ii.cl ~ ~ ~Id.= Newport Center o,..,. Thl9 -•Mill wat lled vwlfied dam 1ta11ng ~ C~MY, Twe~ Harbor &Mt, CO&ta Mesa, Orange CCIUflly on fetJN. Butoness Namo(sl llst.d llhs t~ -c:..ik of Busntss Namo(s) Lsted $u.to IU ~ 8"ch. Wtlr\ IN County °"' of lr1tw..i In Iha proPetfY • ....,.., .......... Calif.~ lfY 25, 1992 above on: March$, 1ll02 0, Col.rdy F~ ~on Jwne 1989 car.r 91660 IN Ofw.Qe C'o.wlty on ~ Vou flW.llt !lie this dllif'n In Hc"-n• 02109 Gordon C. Robelts. 15e fS2211t Brtan O.vld Stipe ~ 1992 on lldl•ll• T Sc114'nuck John Paul Cona. S260 3. ltN ._ Superior Court of tne Total admitted assets Montclair Drive, Sant• Pvbltrled Newpott Beac.h-Th11 statement wu flltd atY f 2 1 ,,.. Th 1 stal~mtnt .,..., I ltd S1cr11menio Rancno Cu-~ Newport BMc:,._ Ccu\ty of Otango Within ( p · 2 11 2 1) Cnu. Calif 95080 With lhe County CIOfk ol 5 2 -' ,..._ ' camonga. Cahl. 91701 Cotta..._ Pilot Mat'Ch 11, tHltf?O) d:r Of the llfat a.,i: .' n • , Pack•r Brothe11. lnc . .a Cotta Mesa Oalty Ptlot Orange County on Match PublsNd Newport Beach-""lh lNI County ..._k 01 n1 s bu11nus Is con-.ts. Acw11 , I. 1112 putlfjC8llOf\ 1t118 Noeac;e, n'e g .. ~. To:rn ~2T, Califo rnia Corporation, Matc.h ti, II, 25. ~ I, 10, 1992 Costa Mesa Daily P,lol ~ t~~ry on F.tlflJ· dooed by: .n lndMdll&I _______ w_'-Oll_1wtaeu to" ~ ectual •4•845,741~. Ag regale 204-32 $11¥efado AweNe 19112 f524503 Mardi 11, 11, 25, April 1, • ,522888 Tho reg strant(•) co~ •-.,. --• noec.. ,,.._.UM Conlrol ~for tur-plul •2t0, Cupott1no, Calif W.os.t P\lbished Ne-pof1 Beach-t992 •--... ~ to llansact ..,. ..-_,,..... Numbet l2f0147'2.) You ~ <'1199 line 4 95014 Co ~ Newpotl ..,._.,. rwu Wld• U. ~~ •nca 0. mull ...,. M eftdOrMd Cap\11 Stocb {P:;! :S: This bualnHs 11 con-PUILtc IOTICI ...::;. ;:aa~~ly l.P~~ W-OS3 Co11a .. ,,., D•'t Pilot BwslneH NMT!e{s) bled T1IUSTWrS IA&.a CIOPY ol IN ~ on the L in • 24A and 24 B) due1ed ~ • ~ part· .,._.......__ 1992 • ' MUC IOTICE Mardi t t, ta 2S, AP'" I, abowe on ..,.,di 5• 1992 DlalriCt ~ ol Orange 3000000: ~te writ• ~ r~""-UllS2 Jo'VI Pa" Corra ----'-... Counly g::; Vlclld L ·Hia. .;. .O, oCM, than IPktal Tfl• ng11tranl(1) com-lluslMu ...... W..fR/O Plctttteus W.OS.l .:-..:On:'o.. ~.*~~ ~~r~ = =~ ~~ICb= The ~="•.,.,sans "''uc NOTICE au~ P~LoT cuss1F1Eo BA VE A T.a. ... Pt-..o WNt,s.ntaAna.,CAt:z101 CCll'Mbuled awplVs (Peoo Buaineu Name(•) listed ••dolf'l9bllsdlenu: f"lctltloua The f'*>wlng Pof10flS 11 • th• easy·to-GAUGE W. u.T COOtl, wfOlln..., (10) ca.ys o1 ._ 3. llne 25AJ 4S 403.370; ~ ~on: Match 5, 1992 VANKEE TECHNOLOOV • In N .,. dootlg bUlinela as: acceu , lnformatlon- T 0 aBMa ~,NIY ling of the cMlln In the ~ M"IJINd ~ (~ Gotdon C. Roberts ltTf ~ Ave eoata rll8 n• ..,.. GOlOL£AF BUUJON H-packed mar-etplace • ~ "' ati lted Trut*M pertor COurtlCM DMlron.. (Page 3. lne 2:511. ,.,.,,.. Thrl ......,.,.,. was Ued ....... c.f. 82827 .. s .... aMenl VESTMENTS. 1155 Atlanta Vtaited f9gu&arty • sue· 64"5&71 ~ rite __.. -. The ,..,,.. to tllNfy lie 2SC) 11745.421: &.-J*n .. wllh e. CounfY C1ert1 °' Thomas J. ~. 1170 The fotlOwWlg penons Awe.. 5'Jlle i11. ~ ce ... rury • t>y 811 kinda I.- .,.. __, o1 ._WU Ind WUl'e ~lndllim ~ P*"Jholder (Paoe Or~ 1~ Gn Febfu. Anaheim All9., COl&a....., ~~~RAPHICS S.adl, Caaf. a:z.-. ol consumers SEU. AT Na.JC AUCTION ~~--in .,. .. ~ " .,. 2f) $0,141,1'91. ~ wr , •••• ,. c.ar. t2C7 . U1 ~ Ave Cotw Nancy J Ktamp, 21.212 TO n4I HIQHlST BtOOa. --come 90f ~ ,.., (P199 -Thomat J Long, 221 del .._ ,. ...... 12625 ~~~-~ ~~~--1l~~~1~~~N~~~~S~~ ·-~~------~-----~~~---~---·········-""1ktl .. ~ ..,_, In == bOlng ci.dlnd °' ~ tor IN ~-C01ta Mota Daily Pilot bello. Calif. 90l40 HNI c=. :1 MM~ ,_ Uftlled ..._1 tlWl/or =-~~IN-= (P•g• ti, llne 17) March 11, 11, 25. Apt 1, Tl'lll bualneu la con-~ ' STIRTll , A IEW BUSllESS?? IN ~· Cleftlled 01 Uled ---IO IN= 47,194, ... t '* c:tuc:led by a gener8I ~ .._,_Dia,, l2l :Ta: Olfl8t ~ ........ In ---We ...... ~ "'8t --w -· nerVllp .. ·~:...__,,, ..... ... .... Qwl COde ledOft :ll2M\ ...,,,. of HNMI .,_, 9t>Owe ....... n In le' ......,. Tiie toglattant(t) COll'I-.. ..,._ ..._.... • ._ ... ar. -• ' Mellll ""M •IN tln'9 ~..:=,-on~ ... ~ cora111c• wltt IN ,.,.,._ ~ llOTICI ~ '° lr*'9ad ~ ~ t1u1u.. .. 11 c~ o1 .... al ......... Md or·-· Statement tor the r.: naa undilf the FtCM0ua h&abanCI and The legll 01111""1enl M the PDot It ,,._...-op by to fUe 'f0'.11 ~ ~~~,.,~.-!! ~ '1;,bll1hd NH~fl ~ ~~~·-!!.' .......... ~on"· N~c·• ..... :*' by: ..... '° 8'WM'a • ,,.. NM<» ~ ... ,,.. ....... Plot ~ ·-,_ ..... I ----.....-...-~-..... ;.-=:--... ,,.__ •••IR•• ....._ ~--" ,.':.-....... 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Duplex, like new. 3Br/ 3Br. 3500s/f. Reduced $40,000 to 5659,900. 998·5224 or 532·5030 t hinking of having a gara ge sn1e? Give us BUILDER'S CLOSE·OUT! Only t Left!!. 3BR, over 2300 sq. It. Bolldor will cooperare w/f1nnnclng. $349,000 Open S•t/Sun 1 ·5 2113 Velley Ad 842-8884 a calll PILOT CLASSIFIED ii 842-5878 --------- ' HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! Is someone special having a birthday In April? Announce It In ttle Dally Pilot and Independent! Send In a non-returnable photo along with $1 0.00 or just a message with $5.00 and we will publish it on Apnl 2nd Deadline March 27, 5:00 p .m. SE!nq YoUr message to: r4 <0 , ~ Dally Pilot & lnckpendent 330 W Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 J - -Attn~~:!.~.!~ --f. .. -----1~~ ------1 3406-3839 aas~aa-te> NEWl'OHr Bt:A<:H I Oh~ Escape (. To W11hlngton 6 acres-50 Iota- Wonderful d...,.lop. ment potential. Pr i me P o rt Townsend location. Some wtwater views. Will sell whole or part. $249.500 831·5044 or 208-385-2052 Beach Cottage! 3BR 2Ba. garege, •pa. fireplace. 121 Op•I S1 200/mo yearly. 873-2908 BALBOA PENINSULA 2107 I l'OHONA l>t-:1. i\1:\H 2 t 22 • Sherp E•atald•• Quiet 3Br 2Ba. big tncd yd, dbl gar $1095 Pet?M2· .... HUNTl'.\I(, I O"J At-:A('H ..! I IO ~ ·11 I I ~ - '" ________ 1 · Bow To~.~ .. ~~~!! IFJ .. 111.E _ By Phone 8:Mam -&:80pm eoao-eaeo Jloudq tb.ru hldQ I BJ Vlstttq ....... 330 Wesi Bay 8'reet eaoa-e1eo (ww ot •wpwt m.d. • 11&7 a.) a:aoam • a:aopm llo11d&7 Uaru Prlda7 I Or By Mall ....••...•••.. 330 West Ba)' St. Coda Jim, CA. 88887 •nna-eoeo Deadlines .............. a :aOpm ~ for GENERAL POLICY .............. _ ............................. ...... _ ... ,... .. ::a: 1 .................... .. ... ..... ..,_ .... .., .... ,.. ..... .. · t I QJ, 99 DlllJ • n. b. I • , ...... • ..... ... ..,_...... .. ...... .., ................ .. ..... ., ............. ......, ..... __ .o..._..., .. ~ ..................... 1 Nt.\\1•01t r Ht:AC'tl .!It.'• Lido l1le Fum. 28R 3BA, Sludy $2500/mo. tn-e2M :....t-\\l'(lf(l IH.A< II ..! t 1,•1 RENT ttwough c~ied ( ()1(():\ \ llt.I. '.\1-\H 21.22 COS 1 A '.\H -.,,\ 2t...!-l •llOftln~laU ••A* lllir Por .,. ................ ......... u 18" &•a" •U Pool , spa. cab .. hkup RSTl.Ma VILLAU MW1U Parll-letttng!I Wltn Oceen ~ Sunset lltew9. Nice 2BR 2Ba $900. Chrtd OK. No Pet•. e31 .. 10'7 M&.1171 I nezt daT• pubUoalton. 15:80pm Thunday for UM Real Bna&e Tab. 3:30pm WeclneM&y tor th• Independent l 11~1'\ '.\H~.\ ..!h.'I I{'()~ I:\ '.\U.S.\ :.!h..!-l DO-IT-YOUllELF IDEAS A READER SER\1C£ Of THIS NEWSPAPER THREE FOR THE PRICE Of ONE T111s unique J..1n 1 desk/bcnc111,1or1gt cntsl IS perfect tor MIV sc.noo._1oe e111101 As • dflk '' otters • J.loot ••de worli. space Lift 1111 desk top *II 1ne1 11 l>teornes 1 bench Then open IN C111$t kcl ro hnd a s1or19e aru wt11ct1 can llotd roys clot~ or scttoof pipers Sttp by s1ep d11t(11ons phOlos lull·s1ze tracuble P.Jlttr'ls 1nd • compllle m11er11ts list n\llte rt easy 10 bu1ICI' Send cheek 10 0 •763 Ctltld s Ot~ fl'lA> OCOP P.ittern Otpl 0 11211191 u 11too S3 IS P O Bo• 2313 1P1ctwu19 700 WOOC1w0ttuno van Nuys CA 9\G and ~ndleran pro,.cts) Name -------------- Address ------------- C•IY -------------- Stat•-----.-l•P------ Price 1nciucs1s st1ge' ~11no SERVICE DIRECTORY Advertise Your Car or True~ in the Pilot Classifieds for iust INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES L* [ ... J $1.21 per line per day. That'• ALL you pay ..-on411nft, 24~ Ill lie SERVlCE DIRECTORY '°' mot• lnfonnadon CAU TOOAYU ASK FOR CANDY Your ~ Dhc:tcwy Aepf 8Hnt.atNe 142-4321 Ext 310 ADDITIONS REMODELING .1 -l Io C'l.l-:J\NIN<1 St:RVI<'t :s .1 ·1 .iH ••LOWEST COST•• .,....... Cl••nlng Fo r qua lity work. s.Moe. Low ratH, Local, Uc'd Bond Ins. frff eat. w .. kanda. Rick 753-3520 Bond., lie. N.2-4052 HAl'\llJYMJ\l'li 1,111 Ac»tllalnteMllCe Ovw 15 yrs exp. We can ha.ndJe ~ •hort of • maior Oll'ef· haul. Newport Beech, Costa Me•a areaa. N-port Construction & Rellable woman. tO+ Call c.ntaur Meint• Handyman Sarvlcaa. YT• exp, xlnt ref•. vary nance 842·2- Addltlons & Remodel· thOfough. Fr.. •••· Hom•Bualnea.Rentala Ing 842·14M 738-5845 M ~123 Quality ~e few all Quality Remodeling & Tttl C.. .__ building Pfotects. Uc Home Conalructlon. 8"' en .. ..., #420802 ...._1_ Licensed conlr8c10f'. Housect•anlng. Rall- #420802 ..... t... abfie, bonded. ~ otr 1st Ylsft. ••9-0141 RATHHOOM IU:•·INISH I i'"' ( I 1-.. I Iv\< 1 I Ill~ 1 ·, '1'4 l.ANl>s< ..\l't-·" l.A\A,'.\i ( ·\10 I""'" AMorL.19 ............ Compf yd, deen-upe, B tht b ,.__. __ .__ F9nc• ,.,ling Down? wkly/b(-mthly ave. • u --· Rapeif•. r9t)lae~•n1. Comm'~ ,..._78M We regtaze tub, m., I shower. sink. 5 yr• pello cover1, L c Shannon Alv•r Co. warr 821·1 t8Sl #8t5380. U~Ht L.and•c•p. •Prnklra. CARPF.NTHY .l '.1 to 0.0,.W~odl> Panel.cablnata-.St.w. 51..ca>O.V-~ JI .,... .. p """ 142-05e7 n·:RAMI< fll.t:s i I '"\ ; ( ()',; s 1111 ' ( 1111'.I ,l\llll>f\i(1 ''"" KJrctwtw c....t.. can Mlp """""· butld. remodel •omelhl ng you •fwey8 ,,.,.,,.ed. "4 yrs NB. M2·7003 t-I I c l It I I I\ I. IH 111 1 'o. 220. Al Phaeea, Oual1ry wotk, r...on- abte rat-. Uc'd.. c.a Aoben 149-5259 repajr "*"'· llghttng, Cte..-iup. 145-5124 , .... LarMleo ...... Comm./Ree. Cle•,,,. up•. "" trlmJremcw. y~..,~ ,.,~-. '--· .,, ... -..n144n .. ,AST .. SULr' SHYICI DtllCTOIY f.-ot H~11ll 'It,," .. ('i.11 '4J,;U11 . ... II <. \I ~~!{\JC~.._ l"'I~ HURTATWORKT STRESS You may be anthJed to m•dlcal care and thouMnds of I from Work.,. Comp. No r• covery, nofM ,,..Upl ConluftatJon Oety W. Pelton Anomey at Law 7t4-llMOIO 77MCenMr, HUlllllO'Ol•Bwh '.'.1 C I\ I '. ! , I "\ I i PWIJC IOTICI The Ctlllf. ~ um. tM9 Comm'talon M · OU~1t* .. ueed hO"•e hOICI g ood• mov•r• print ,,., .. , ft.U.C. C. T number, lm09 Md ~ pttM .... T.C .... ~ ber In .. ..,.,... ,...,... If you ...,,. • tfll•••aw• .....,..._ .. ...., ........ ... Of ...... "... e8'I: ~~ Ceo p .,. • ·1 :".H ..._II I I ......... c ,~..... I .... \ • ,,.. E.9*r1111 .... rool • ,..,..,.,, Uc Soto a.-lnatructlon #411IOZ. by Bruce MenymM. 14•IOZ3 Group 01 ,.,,_,,.. ... aona. 11 • .. Ol11 "i'l!l'.f'.I Ill "' l '\11''' l".:l 842-5878 ... .... . $12.* 'LIB. ,. S1Zlm PlillllPmfrOnlr Coll Classified For Detoils! 642-5678 ..,. Sa I I '.'·.I' I I I t ~\ , j •• ', ~ • .... , I I '· 1 ' ~ I IOllllU Ami ICllOOL .. I' I I ·~ ._ 27 Ft 8eytlnw 0-.. ti ()'\,I. ' .• , I~ • '90..._.CMeDX 40R, AAIAO, All, M!Hm CMa, top condllM>f I ............. Wednesday MM:h 25. 1182 .. I ( , ·, ' • ! \ •.. I 4 •C.1111•1 '"11'1 loeoad. moon-r o of. •2TXtU54. ., .. ~ ••••• UFordl110 S. part ol a Super Sal•• Crew Hlllng aubac:rlpUons fOf lhe Deity Pllotl \'.1'.l.\I...., 1o1 i1•1 Chocolela Lab Puppletl. deW clawtl remov.d, I wkl old, champion 2755. Exec trwfef, UllCOUI •71 muse ... , Oreal deal. c ... ,...._,.. .eo TOVOTAOf' COSTA..U 'IU.2000 New .... blQ I en- Qllw, All condltH>n- lng, Am/Fm ••eo cu .. ue. Captain's chalra , aem l- converalon. alld• dOor, 1711 ml, good condition, 1 owner I I v.. .. I '' I ~ ' 'I ..... I \1 I ! 1 •!\'.I .. I &AH! '•'''' l28k ooo. 7~ eng. rune good 11495 Must ... 1 642~7 IO Tercel C,. Auto, A.JC, Pwr SIMr· Ing, Can. Crul1e 4'3eee4 ....... 28A, unfum ape. 1700 •Aver99e $30.00 10 !Ines. 1275. 9CS&-0243. seo.oo per wHt< 1120tt WOf'lh °' jewelry. ....._ peeoe dove• 11,000 Wl&lw Stuffing S.et 145,000 obo or 110/HCh. Make ••Cef· SI I!\. It I..._, "I I MAHl ~t-St Jl•S IHJ( KS :ri~~ Mt-;IH t-.IH.S 't i.ill tnOYe9 you In. 7141M•3CM3 ~•.or ~11 W k h enw1c>pe1. 81a1t now, trade .. or pelt fOf .__.. 1 7 ...... 23 B-' p .. ..,. .. •• • or 3 hOuts eac no e11p. FrM auppUe• boet or RV.141.ea55 _ .. peu -1 · **. -enn, ~ • ~ °' •eo ~• 1Nk19'9Y· wMkday evening 6 Inf No -.u. .. t.loo ---------45 , power or aatl. Nr Clltm wheefa, MB wwr TOYOTA Of' COSTA-SA 'IU·aoGO t7.00 pp. 868-9271 or 142·9504 o. __.. • .__ UU1.. ... _ ... .._r B ay 111and (Cove) 24k ml, T.O. .. ... •WI 1ze and Send S.A.S.E. to Uf• ,,.. n---.-97 .. 1943 AdOrae»te, 1ophl11ca1ed ~,: .. : time, 320&-C East Co-Wllh the 'a.und ef open ... -16S4/mo M8 MA 18" w/prlvala patio. lonlal Or. 310-KK Or· Mualo.' Coms>*• ~ Antique, upright solid Balboa Basin Marina. 1125. 646-IOll. •Muat be 13 years old lando, FL 32803 of e •rt collector ll oak piano w/lvory Slip rental, 3 months, leeheior Unit w/ •210 elf at 15tl New· or older and nve In •---.-.-.-.-•• -.-.---plates with acenea keys. Works perfectly. to 39'. 714-748-0700 IUtohen 1495. All port Blvd, Costa th• Costa MHa or Please be aware that from lh• movie mual· 1600 U·Haul 721-0380 Ask for Jim Rose. utlfa pd. 1&45 Irvine Mesa. 1225/mo utll1 Newpor1 Beach area th• lisllngs In thla cal· cal. a..utlfull Stilt In • Ave f/IA '120-9422 lnc:I. 883-1115 egory may require you orlglnaa boxH, never •Trans...,....atlon all 900 .. __ d l1ptayed. Asking CM E.5'de duptex, 28R 300 7201 3731 l/F .,...... to c • num..,.,., 1250 for the aet. •"llillillillllllill 1•• no •t ' provided In which there 11 a •• ._., gar. no P91•. 1008 S/F. H S17 West· ... • Plea .. cd Marla at ..... Quasar console TV .......... ,..... tat & 1a11 charge per minute. .... .............. · cllff, NB. Agt 541-5032 CaH between 842-4321, exl. 306 25" good condlllon: 731·2118 8am to 5pm. Bartender Tralftffl d ays, or 1545·1933 190 obo. 434-0987. E,_, .. _ ~ E 1.,,.h St CdM 190 lo 1100 at. N-.. d 1 ...,.. after 5:30. ....... &.... · •• · With, A.JC, hgwy slg. 9WV• , earn up o 2BA/tBA. garage. Va-nage. $1 .25 p.a.r. 642-4333 S150 dally, salary + -•"""•,,..-•_•_u_t.,...l=""r~u"""'l,.-f~u-1=""'1 cant. 1125/mo. Realonomlca 1575-a700 tip•. full or part lime. 16.ngth epoaaulft 7 .... 1158 Aak for L.. 2 wk 11alnlng, women, tur coet Reverlible E.5'de, c:te11n 1 BA W/g«, l650/mo. 122.e111 S.f0te 10 or _,..,a. RETAIL c .. t• Mo.. men 21 or older. Call: 81 raincoat with fur 440 E. 17tl'I St. From•---------800-532°9222 trim, European hooks. S.65 to S1 .25 per sq . •Exporloncod boal · Hardly worn. $950. ti. 78().()730 or Yard p • r •on n e I &42-4321 X 102. 545-8523 nffded ASAP• Plenty Movo.fn Spocl•ll ---------ot workl e7S.2837 OriQlnal Art by •u-n Neww 2BR 2BA $850. SPACIOUS OFFICES 1-------Rloa e11qul11t• and Pam, Agt 1148 seeo AdmW"c;wtomM Sno Skipper, Uc, bond, unique! Profenionally • 9.,..~848 w/4 aeparale rm• + ~lei. reap ~. 100T, Av•ll~ FIT, P/ framed. Private patty reception & 111or•ge good phone lkill•. Order T with prlv. or corp. Inquire for prlcH . • .,,...,. Spocl•lll areae. 1400 a/1 Nr 55 entry/proctsalng. Mee sall or mtryacht. <?59-8283 Clean 1 & 2BR. Gated, a 405 S950mo54CM9S5 op prtr'd. 54g..1211 Excel. qual. and pool, acllvltlH, nr exper. Nport Bch. bch/lhop9. 142·5858 AL.ARI INSTALLEA/ eso-787• OHICI'.: H 'RNI fL'RE EQUIP~P'iT 60-17 •Coron• del Mar• Mow In Specials! 400t 2000, 3100 SERVICE TECH 2 & 38A Townh0me1I Sq. Ft. 3975 Birch SL W 11 h ex P er I enc e Good locl M9-7397 Npl Bch 541·5032 Agt n .. d•d 10 ••c•I with one ol Orange Co'1 The Solution •Homoa• Fanta111c 25 famlly ga- rage HI• € 2 loca· lions. Decorator Items, • d u l ts /C h II d re n • I clolhes. boogie b oards, games, lamps , plc lurea. books, jewelery and Benkruptcy Sele many other fine tr••· Olflce/Ar1 eQulr and aures. SAT ONLY, furn, Thurs/Fr (3/26-8:30nm-4pm. Business & Finance llUIT SEE! finest alarm COfT1PD· BeautifUI 1BR townho-nl••-Salary cbm· mea. Frplc, O/W, menaurate w /e11p . patio, lndry rm, up-Pl••+-caJ1 fOf Inter· graded. 1750/mo. View, 650-6560. 10 your cleanlng problems. Reliable a.nd lhorough Homeslbualne.sse1 C•ll S overlfte Me-7 044 27) 10•"'"4pm ABC 2 500 Llghl hou•• Ln Ans, 3505 Cadillac, 1221 Sta1blrd Way Bldg o. 51' 102• CM. 1....,P""l,..,.L...,O,...T.......,C-LA--..,S,...,S"'"l""F-IE.;.D ... SIDE TIK TO t 8 FT Mateus Channel. $75. 9S04U48 MOTOHCY( l.t-. SCOOTEH HO IM '84HONDA NIGHTHAWK Rain gear, a.II helmet, good tires, Nnll graat. 215,7545 mllH. $2,000. Call Kevin, 714/848- 2451 aft• epm. Automobiles FORD 907~ 88 Ford AMoatar Eddie Bauer, Fully NISSAN » 1.'>0 87 Nllun hntr1 GXE. Aulo, A.JC, Pwr Steering, Cust wheels 4'1SFP622 ...... . TOYOTAOI' COSTA MESA 722·2000 ee Nlsun Pathflnd4H' Blacl(, 2·WhHI drive. 5 •P••d. A/C, atereo- ca111ette, cloth Int .. riOf. Low mlle1. Uke new. Forced 10 aell. s 14,500 080. 873-esoe SUBARU 9200 '83 Suburu QI 2-dr hard·top. very clean, very lo miles, S 1 aoo 847o4e40 TOYOTA 9210 **'87 Colle••* Bright red, excellent condition, AM/FM stereo, AJC, Cn.Mse, Tiit Wheel, S4k ml, $7500. Call 646-9147 'VOi VU 9230 1N9PORDl'a90 Dually. Lariat ••· tended cab. While. 'U 790 TurM w...,. 32,000 mlle1. Bed Whit•/chrome WhHI•. line<, chlom• wheet•. tinted WindOWI, fuUy good tlr••· eirceflent loeded, 1 owne<, great condll lonl 4&0 V-8. condition 50k m1, Book value: $t7,000. $17,SOO. 759-8283 Mu1t sell St 5,000 OB0.-...0180 14 Volvo 710TD Fully Loaded l t112.ROP618 15,995 '78 FORD VAii TOYOTA OF Rebuilt 351 VI, power COSTA MESA 1 t • • r Ing, p 0 w •, ___ 7_2_2_._2_000 __ _ brakes, CNI .. control, 87 Volvo 2400 air cond. With trailer Auto, A.JC, Pwr Locks hitch. Exceflent cond. Musi see 10 apprK. 2 owners. $3,SOO. 714/ "2ERP44718,995 894-8550 CK 524.e229 •'78 VW y_.* TOYOTA O F Newly rebuilt •ng, COSTA M ESA runs great, clean In-722·2000 side, neecll $700 In body work, custom- ized for camping, 1 owner. all records. S2000. M4-7138 For Ad Action Call a lilf .... VOLKSWAGON 92~ 'HVanegonQ/L Silver w/blue Int. aU1o. A/C, 114k ml, x1nt cond $5900 786-4545 SELL your used ..veh1c e :ttvough c ass ' ed &42·5678 23eAVOCADO CENTAUR MGMT 542-2288 or 631-2725 HlJS I N t-.SS Ol'PUHTllNITY .!'lO·I BERNANS KIDS BLACK LACQUER It's the resource yoo eight-foot conference can coon! on to ••II a table, eight e11quls1te myriad of merchan- hlgh-back papercllp dis• Items, because chair•. $900/obo. our columns compel Black d esk, lhro• qualllled buyer• to AD-VISOR 842·5878 equipped!. #2MRJ094 ~=======~· S12,9 9 5 -,_ _______________________ ~ NEW 2BR 2Ba, pvt garage, wa1her/dryer, good C091a Mesa IOcallon Move~ln Spocl•ll $975 714-650-8310 LOCAL SNACK RTE. $5,950 getl you 35K + Ltd Offer t-800.749-n47 MONl-.Y WANTl-:D 2 9 lti STORE •----- RETAIL SALES DOMESTICS 5540 E11perlenced, eggrH··--------.. alve & dynamic peo- ple for FIT position. For appt call Ann 241-7049 SC Plaza DELI COUNTEA HELP N.B . area market. Good stan1ng pay. FIT Qr PIT avail. 631.()t44 Childcare nttded In lrvt ne. Light housekeeping, uv .. In Mon·Frl, N/S, some English for 1 newborn, references. 252-1222 Spaclou1, newly deco- rated 2Br 2Ba Town· house, walking dla- ta nce to movle11 ahopa. S735. 5415-908 1 Sprlfte Spoclelat NEED a2s,ooo Will secure "With 2nd trust deed on my hom •. •--J-AN-l"""T_O_R_IAL __ I ______ _ Nie:•.,.._ 650-4742 1585 1BR; $695 2BR. BeautlfUI, qulel, BBQ, lndry. 2020 Fullenon Ave e~1-8427 WHlalde, eiroa large tBR w/poot '575+ S300 aecurtty. 145-5154. 646-3&' .. NI-\\'!'1 IH r Ht-1\( ti .?hh'f LOOK! ,...,.. leach 28A Apartl'Mflt 2v ....... Avgl637/mo f'or 1 .. e Months On °"' Specialll Cal MOWll Announcements 1\N:\iOI :"J<"t,.!'t'lfo:NTS 2920 FOUND: Car & hou .. kep. In Cosla Mesa, vtclnUy or 171h & Westrmn111er. Call 131~110 ldenllfy. l'NGUIDE l'.\Jl O~H. I AX 2922 714-150-8310 PERSONAL TAX • .. ooh ~ M1 .. , Near Hoag. 2BR 2BA. new crp"pnt, minis, encl gat,$900.~8 •21DRM S700• * 1 IDRM seoo. PREPARATION Accurate. reasonably priced, conlldantlal. E¥Mng and w.ekend appoln1men1a (your home or mine). M••l- lftlzo the tu """ oflta you er• on· tttlff to. Reg. Tu Preparer Wanted College Type Individual for early morning work for Golf Courie. Apply In per· son at 1701 Goll Cout1• Or. Costa Mesa. Ask tor Tlm or Jin. Merchandise ANTIQUES 6010 "Murder She Wrote" Modtll/Modtl TJPtl alyl• Royal typewrl1er, Demos. for malls, works good sso. 1tores, 213-931-1149 545-8798 Nursery Slits Antique coffee table. Looking for aharp 35.. aq w /pull-out 1&Je11 oriented people leaves. Xlnt cond. to work In our land· $475 080. 722-8970. scape centers. Plant knowledge euentlal. Career oppor1unlt1•• for right person. VIiiage Nurseries. Susan. 963-4$44 APPLIANO:S 6011 **Washer/Ory•, St45 each, Di shwasher $125. 6415-5848** fT Dellvory Por•on Frlge 22 c.f.. 11Jde by a A• a • m It I • " lllele, clean In/out, noeded for clas•room moving. must eell, & office turnllure. 1acrlf1ee S200. d/833- Howa varied, 1dnl pay 3222 • 105, •1843-0803 rate. Must half• own M•Y1•g Washer S300 truck, Insurance & Ket\m()(9 Dryer $200. OMV pt1n1ou1. Some Both 3 yoere new ••P req. Please epply M7.oo8:1 In person, 1835 Whit· tier Ave. 4'S.10, Costa MHL &45-9828 FURNITURE 6014 Frig. dlhwstv, atove Ind. No pets 545-4855 Cell 84* 4117·17~4 -,,--...,..,,,---~.,,--..,.-Afll Estate's Best! •2 Cushion Hld••bed Couch. $75• 759-1139 I.OST & •·ollNV .?92:'> 1Br upper, 2t4~ 33rd St, S 700/mo yearly. Carpi. levelors •. 1-apc gar prklng, 2 btu ,...... ~h. 675--7421 LOST-Large Biie/While, Earn $3,000 mo ... In A D D I T I 0 N o f _8_e_a-ut-1l_u_I -.-o-ta-lo-ve_a_e-at comm·s to 1 00~ + chair onoman. New Trngl FT/PT. Call Mr. cndtn. oak tnm. Sacrt- drawer file cabinet. calll $150. Call 76<>-1522 LINES 9 4 2-5 978 DAYS TOYOTA OF COSTA MESA 722·2000 BUCKS Sell your priwte party mercha ndise in the Doi~ Pilot Classified Community Marketplace. Coll today at 642-5678 and toke odwntoge of this great off er. 3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS ---~ UllliwS300 o.t,) --- • 11111 By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANN AH HIRSCH North-South vulnerable. South deala. WEST NORTH •AJ82 :' 8 • . A Q 10 4 +J 84 EAST +9 75 • K Q 10 8 4 '.'J A J 3 K78~ •K IV K 10 8 5 2 v eas •93 SOUTH •S :' Q 9 7 "J 2 •A Q 10 8 7 5 2 The bidding: South West P ... 1 + 2 . 2 " 4 • P ... P .. p._ North P ... 2 + 5 + Eut P .. P ... P ... Openi.q lead: King of • Somet.imea. all the aalient fea- tuns or a band can ~ determined even ~fore you play to the fint lric.k. Cover up the Eut-Weat cards and decide wMther you can equal South's performance at a contract or five clubs after the le.ad or the king of spades. South did not reel the quality of the club suit quite merited a vulner· able lhtte·dub preempt However. when North bowed a good club raise w1th the spade rue-bid. South jumped in dubs and North elected t.o raiM to pme because of the dia· mood honort behmd the bidder. West led the king or apadea and the band waa soon over. Declare.r won the tint trick in dummy with the ace. led the jack of cluba and. •Mn F.ut followed low. ahot up with the ace to fell the lnng. With the king of diamonds onside, decla.r· . er loet only two bean tncka. No. South was not a peeker. Nei· tber wu declarer a duc1ple of The Rabbi. who formulated the rule: "When the king is amglet.on. play the ece." Declarer had good re.uon for spuming the pucentqe pt.y or the dub ftnesse m favor of the drop. Had West held both the ace and kine of hearts. the ~fender a.lm<»t certainly would have selected a mp heart u the opening lead ratbe.r \ban the ki.Qi of spadn from a hold· Ull headed by K Q 10 at best. And since Eut did not respond t.o Weat'1 openinc bid. that defender could not bold the ltd.DJ of clubs tn addition to a mp hMrt Erso West held the king of clut., and t.he only chance for the contract wu to find it singlet.on. 2Bt, trplc, 1 bUt beach. 2 doors bay. gar w, opnt. Yrty lae $1065. 211 2111 St. 838-2951 BLUFFS 2Br 2~Ba, 1300 sq ft, 2-car gar. Avail now. No peu. Longhair male cat. CdM atea. 1100 A-. ward. 75MSM9. Announcements Khan M 2.oeM fie:• $325. 841-3486. l eceptlonbt e.droom Set 4-plecH loft Stop Almost newt S250 F u ll·Tl"'e Mon·Frl. OBO 14&.860$ Heavy phones. Fun at-----------moiphere 852·1762 KJNGSIZE WATERBEO • iiliMiiL TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE No-wave mattreu. In-TEACH EA eludes frame & head- • ~ prka af al -.ns in ad amahatd $300 ID qdfy b this• Mo (aialallolg I 1 1 SO/mo. 875-00N ONEYUANEWI 28R, 1 BA. Prlvale pa11o or balcony. 2nd I' t-. HSO'.\I :\I St:HVH ·t-.S 1110:, Pr•School/lnf-Toct 10 board. Good conoi· CO-IHCh. PT-pm/FT. lion! Only $200. can Pv1 IChOOI• on UCI 589-7904, leave mea· Campua In lrvlne. aage. :::'.~" ~~. ~n IT'S EXCITING! Eiccef working cond1. '"'M~u-a""'t-.-.,~tl,_Llk,---.-new--~7 12 unr1a ECE pral. pc• w/w dlnette .. t es+eooo Of 7115-7494 Sl550. W/w ond, col· * eao.a31 o • 1.9()().420-800e fH, iota ~· w/ ~TO 10 ll'ln.ltS. t.,.._• W. Me~rt Newer Tll Com ON 2tWJ0.1077 1 BA Mob1M Hm, 1 bl\ _....,....,.,..,..,..,..~..,,...,'=",,--- glalll '1opll $650 Obo 14a.579' 54CM389. to bchl 1650. Prop WHY WAIT? HM Rltr9 142-3850 1.9()()..454..()505 m.EllARKETING Ml-:Rl tl:'\NlllSfo: .. i TCLlff i8so w.oo per ca111eyra.+ Looking for enth~ alas.I.le people with good pl\One/people akMls. SS/hr + com- ml-...00. Please call Dan al 642-4333, Eat. 207. MIS( 60 I :, 2M. 2BA. ft'pfc, pool r11eomOne21w10-1on 8"' Olapenaer, under counter, 1f2 Keg 0t 148-3e79 or &5().9022 11 Jt8 Rutlend Rd Weatoltft 2Br 1 ~Ba twnhma. MW eatpet/ pnt. $195, 19$0. 1'n8 e.dford l.n. 548-7533 OI ~1~770 X 205 Apartments 1 I For Rent , • lllltl\1'• ,!.llh' a.boa. ~um "" w/belh, 1 Mia ~ be" on hnn. ""' "°' .,.. nl•. MSOJmo. t75-11$3 or 91M1'04 daY9 II ( I I ~ I ..... ... '.1 t I I I I '-' : I " Mt-.MHFHStllPS 101"4 Pony, S200 &45-0223 fli-.laW.: aJclMnt ll.tck-.11. 1•tl'r· -.WANTD• Newpof't Beach CCMJn- try Ctub Golf Member· lhlp Ta 1-1414 DRAFTING board, Mhoe.117 k. .. w• Vilgo t•lon llf· Dooka, templalH, tlgett. ltigllJy pwblld ud ftH his '"Tton I I pencll1 $25. 648-9832. Wont C>tewctff lite, IMa pint}' te N )' Te enuirket ng Kin~ alze bed StOO, •'--t ........ Mr. 11..tckwl'lt nJft· No ... llng or appoint-m rowave l40 couch ficlft. • "-t .. t..., p&ys aa l•pertHt ment•. S.-12!30 days. l40 9llCMI021 lit IHI AM •-Offering free trlal. • fNilt •• •)' ~ • · cu.n. ,......., 17.50/hr. Eaperlence QUEENSIZE wat«~ tiw1,. -te kttrr -•l'rau.4 P"Pll' no1 raQUttecl. Call .._.. aot. needy new • l!Hli.W .... •N tit• ~·" I•· a. .. aeoo s15. 142-3163. v.1 ... 111._ i., <f'Nti .. ..,, ... ,_.,_ UPTO •eoo PER MONTH * • ID.lECTlm * Early morning motor routes available. Deliver Monday thru Saturday. Must have dependable transportation a nd liability insurance. CALL 842-4333 COSTA MESA. NEWPORT BEACH .. .... T1w C'91orf¥l, .. ..,. .... 11.tck· Wl'll ........ ~ .... , ftN tlMt P"PW it--t el .. ,....,.,.. I'"'· n.tly 4.tl.......,. .. lack l•wll«t.al '1trieeityr' ARIES (Mardi 21-Apnl 14'1 "°"'II h~r from 1rtd1vtdl.lal who pull• """g'. " up.tblrr of m.tk1n1·or·brto•li.1n1 Jl'f'\plf ltt'port •• fnonbll'. )01.1 II g.a1n adcHd N<'C.'I"'''°" • """1t funia •lM> on f hnttlOf'I th« • "'""""ll TAUaUS CApnl 2.0·M4lv 201 lm· phlMt Of\ ">'II' I r eoordl n.ac IOfl. "'u • r.oconnl .. uon Wtlh IO"N OM l11 • nu •4'.,.Ct luatthJhl• nplor•llon p11bhth1n1 •b1hty to a~c "' '" _.,. U bta pa.~ pu~nt rok- Cl MIN I CM•y 2Hun.. :01 l •ll dftp fo# tnf•"'11'•ll n Nn<"'"'" 1n- Ol'IOry tu: """"I· pncl' t.tngf' Ap• pHr•ncft P""'• 4f-•c.·pc1v.r 9'em.mbn ~. All that Jhttrft not go14 .. ,,.. on..,_ ~"Id"''~ •to!WoiJ CA.NCO ti•"• ll·flllT 22 J M • .-ftiltft • "' ,..., ..._""' l'f4 ••• ....... MltKft. ,.._.,,..,,Mid Nr• ~ Jll'OPG••I• MIMttl.11• "°'"".pt.ay 4ay Yo. II ...,. ._.., ... ,,_·u M ...._ .. ~ 1111!9' -· piritt ,...,....h. LIO 0..,.1.J·A• 22) ~ •tll ""CM!,....., ,..,.11 '""' .. ""......,.. . .,_,. to-· ,..,.... .. ..-. OMl1Mr .... I.ow ............... ,. ...... ...,. • .,..-Wat'V .,... .. .,..Ar• !ft l•l!lfft pm!llHM'fttlY VltOO IA• U •S.,. 2ll .... e111 ........ .... ,. .... llCIJ of.._.. ... ·- ..,. l•pnM ..... ,..._, .. a. "pa• '"°" ,... ..,. ..,...n1 ......... ..... l•-.t9f'"1 •-lllHWt-ONIW• ..... 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In the past 50 years, no United States President has been re-elected when their challenger received more than 35% of the vote in this primary. This is not good news for President Bush. Buchanan's campaign has been centered on his "send a message" theme. He feels it is lime to send a message to the White House against Bush in these times of economic distresS. Many primary v0<ers supported Buchanan because Bush broke his 1988 campaign promise not to have any new taxes. Sevenly- one percent of those who voted for Buchanan said it was important for their candidate to have specific ideas. He only received 8% of the support of the voters who feel that experience is most import.anL Thal is because he does not have much political experience. Buchanan was Special Assistant to President Nixon from J 9(1} lo 1973. He was Communicatiorrs Director for President Reagan from 1985 to 1987. He was a syndicated columnist from 197 5 to 1985 and Buchanan has been co-host or CNN's political talk show "Crossfire" since 1984. Most candidates for the presidency have much more political experience. Buchanan would be a strong leader for our country. He has shown that he has the support of many Republicans already . by his big upset win in New Hampshtrc. The country is angry with Bush and whai he has done in the past four years. Buchanan may be their next choice. A Threat to Bush By DREW WHITE Patrick J. Buchanan , a right· wing Republican, came very close to overtaking George Bush in the New Hampshire primary. Pat Buchanan is 53 years old and was the television talk-show panelist for Crossfire . When he decided to run for president, John Sununu took over his pos1uon on the _show. Buc hanan ~ Lhc service of some vague new world order," he said. The only problem with Buchanan's campaign is that he is only a protest candidate. (I~ ,~ 11~/ t I j ( ... ' • Best Choice For Democrates By IAN STRATFORD Throughout the last few months Governor Bill Clinton has gone from a liule known presidential candidate (5% in the polls) to a Democratic front runner (37% in the polls). From a distance he seems like a bold planner with innovative ideas and plans. But under a more suingcnt microscope he is seen as a poor manager with drifting views. For instance, Clinton came out and publicly advertised that he was one of the few DcmocralS who backed Bush early and unreservedly on the Gulf War. But on January 15, 1991, lhc war deadline, the· Arkansas G~~· qoo.cd him as saying heagrp with the ma)Onty of Democrats who voced against the use off orce and sanctions should be giving more time. This i.s summed up by his opponent in the Arkansas Governor's race, Sheffield Nelson when he said. ·He11 be what the people want him to be. He11 do or say what it will lake to get elected.· As a governor, Clinton has shown a very rare talent for sniffing out issues and solving them on a swe level before they become nationally known. Early during his reign experts ranked Arkansas schools WI in the nation. After thi s siory was televised on national news programs Clinton decided that it was time' to do something. His efforts which included very easy teacher proficiency lCSts which 93% of the teachers passed on their first aucmpL This was too liulc too late. · The way Clinton makes up for his lack of managerial skill is hi middle of the rood, middle<lass views. On taxes, Clinton' program revolves around a ...._ ____ r============L____ m1ddlc<lass tax cut and a tax raise in the high incomc(S200,<XX>+) bracket. Clinton's program is critiqued in that it would help in the loog nm, but it is not enough 10 jolt the sliding economy. On defense. ClinlOrl lakes thc usual Democratic view. Herc he wouldcut an add i tionaJ S I 00 billion. On trade, Clinton plans a fTCC> trade pact with Mexico. but he has said the U. S. should tell the Japanese that "if they don't play by our rules. we'll pl3y by their rule ." Governor Clinton has had wavering bcliers and shown insumcicnt managerial skills which are vital in the White House. Personally. I feel Bill Ointon should go back to the minors, stiffen his belicf s. and learn how to be a manager not .....,. _______________ __J just a pl3nncr. ma1or compet1t1on for the Republican nomination lS George Bu,h. Ah.hough Bush def cat.cd Buchanan by 16% in the primary. Buchanan ~d. ~we have ~ chance to make history." He's not really sure what he would do if he was actually elected. He has no imagan:nive solution for all the lost jobs to foreign compeutors and he has no health care plan. He might lose a liule support if voters begin 10 demand specifics. I thmk Buchanan can make a good run in this campaign 1f he could learn to calm down hi.s ideas and be more specific about the issues. He could ea.;ily become an alt.crruitivc choice for Republican voters. Buchanan will also gel the v0<es from the people trying to send a message to Bush that be must l.akt-cbarg.e._ If Buchanan can offer people specifics on his issues I think Bush will finally have a real election on his hands. Another Williams Writes: Pat Buchanan TSONGAS IN 1992 By SCOTT WATSON Obv1ousl y Lhc ma1or issue at this year's clcct1ons 1s the economy. Buchanan will try to attack Bush by saying that he should keep out of foreign affair~ and concentrate on the American rcce~~ion . Buchanan believes that the U>S> ha~ to focus on American needs and American interests. "We need a leader who will not put America's wealth and power al Well, i1's 1992 and elections College and Yale University. Although arc already here. All.hough there arc he has never served in &he.military, he many candidates, the most well-feclsvcrystrongJylhalhecansuccccd recognized Democratic candidate as the future leader of a.. country. Stands Tall By G REG WILLIAMS would probably have to be Paul Hisfamilyconsislsofhiswife Tsongas. ----'"Niiola Sauv~ and ducea&a.Wilr.cts::----PalBJICbanao js a candidaie At the age of 51, Tsongas is Ashley, 17. Kalina 14. and Molly 10. ror presidential nomination for the showinggrcatqualiliesforlhcposition His political career stalled Republican party. Pat has been of president Tsonga' education on the Lowell City Council. h then involved in polnics for many years. includcddegreesfrornbothDanmouth progressed when Tsongas moved up He SWted out ti special ass&S&ant to rr=========================~~======!:'I totheMiddlcsexCountyCommission, Prcsidenl Nixon from 1968 t.o 1974. MOONBEAM RUNS AGAIN By MELIS A SCHUTZ Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown LS the former Governor of California and scartc.d OUl to be the most prominent DcmocralJc candidate in a field of liule-knowns. He served two conuoversiaJ ienns as Governor whctc he c tablishcd a reputation a_, a man with new and diff ercnt tcscas. One of has main philowphies Viti "small as be:loti(uJ." He gave up Lhc trappings of wealth thal a governor normally receives. He took up ~idcnce in a modest apartment. rather than livina in the Governor's Mansion and he drove a ~l American car. He tmcs his pitch exclusively on a crusade 10 purify the political process. and reached its peat when he. was He had several }Obs. but among his elected as a member o( thc Uni&cd biggest was as a ~h writer. Wuh Swcs Scnaie from 1979 IO 198S. Nixon he was know as lhc "go for lhc PaulTsonp1iscurrentJy the througJu" speech wriicr. When Naxon Dcmocralic leader in the race for wanted blood he went to Buc~n. President because of bis solid Buchanan's poldical clltlCt campaign &hemes. He is in this posil.IOn was sdcnt during the Ford and Can.er because of his success in the New years. but i& picked up apin when Hampshire Primary. Hi.s campaign RonaJd Reagan was ckcled in 1980. SO'CSSCSninemainidcas. Thc.seconsisl B~ resumed his title a speech of: Capital pins w cut for long-1enn wrilet and special assistant to lhe invcsunenu in ICCUfily, invcsuncnl prcsidcnL Buchanan rnain11iacd b1 tax crcd1ts, nadonaJ indusuial policies, position until 1988 _were ~ he became the co-anchor on the political television program Cross Fire. Buchanan plays the man on the ript wing against the man on the left, Mite Kingsley. A number of issues are discu~d were Buchanan's uuccolors arc shown. B ucha.nan st.ands tall on a bGlanccd budget. immigration laws. AIDS, drug laws and m111y Olhcrs. Ahbough Buchanan is a suona GMWtid31e wit.h mtgniftCCnt opinions, he has no pohtical bese. This wiU hinder his chances in winrung the nominatK>n bu1 snngc lhinas ha~ happened in &he put Ind Pat is rudy for a filhL Brown makes constant attacks on his rivals as prisoners of thc old political sys&em. This Slr:lltgy tw m3dc him out to be a single-issue candidate which has not es&ablishcd him a one of thc rront runners. However, his abilities may be misjudged. Brown comes from a promincnl poliucal beckground and his ideas of turning around our corrupt political system may be rcachina the en of &he voccrs. relaxation ot .. u-lnlU laws to f os&ct industrial competitiveness. national health •mwpctc:ompctition". C1'CflY policy, rdyinl 08 Power from IC~ IOUlteS. includins nucl-:ar .1empo1wy cap Oft apcndin1 IO help Nlance budaet. ...,on 1or lbonion riabcs. civil ristu. and bolno9eaual ripes. and last bul not leas&. capital punishment for '"crimes a1ai111t Beacon Box Brown. calling himself. "the voice of the voiceless: realizes t.hal his 1DCSS3ge IO lhc people may be more than they are ready ror, but he also sees tbal ·the political syaem• i not servin1 t.hc American people. They sil back there in Wtihington .. .and they don't WOify about the unemployed except in their TV commercials. which are patd for by the people on WaU Strcct. muh.imtlJionallCS aivin& thouaftd-doUar checks... Brown secs the assues from t.he vicwpoinl ol the average ciliun. He has dehbmldy choeen not IO IOlicit wpport from ~tablishcd pobtJCal and economic .,.ces within thc Ocmocra&ic c:saiblubmcM. As a result. he must run an unconvcnlional camJJ9.ip a&tcmptin& to rcla1e ditcctly IO die~ In the New Hampshitc primary he spend SS0,000 on advertising. roughly '"the amount spe111 by bil rivm and he still ~ IO r.nash suonp than vi.rwally any of &he members of his J*tY'S Emblislnenl bid ~· In shon.. dool cCM.r\t Brown oaL Tbe economic a political Slllftllion our counuy is alliq Cor draslic measures and Edmund G. Brown ... y be lhc one IO &i.c them IO ' IOCicty: • Because o( Tto11p1' williepns IOIDeel 6e .-a1_, diffeftlll lypel al pqllc. -will .. die "* al Illa • al A..a.c. pcop1c.-,.. Freshmen: MICJlu:iD.. 111111 Mes... Lma Olia-. Me!rrg I~ llaSlllbd.S.Wm.DrtwWlllll.MlllWi" ii.ad ........ Sopllomons: .._..Azkm. J11111sr. o..ill SWiz. °"II Wlli-, ._ ._ CMCll