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Home My WebLink About1992-03-31 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • T••mr, M1PC11 a1, 1 m Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 25 Centi Army Corps ol Engineers plans recon ol Upper Bay ~ Attention now focuses on preservation of wildlife area. A public infonnation meeting is scheduled for April 2. By Russ Loar ~Wlllf NEWPORT BEACH -Friends and long-time protectors of the Upper New- port Bay are heartened that the U .S. ~ Corps of Engineers has turned its attention to preservation of the 741-atte wildlife area. But local environmentalists also hope that along with a high-profile public meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m. April 2 at Newport Beach City Hall, will come meaningful solutions. . Ocaring silt, sediment and debris from the Upper Newport Bay is one thing. but preventing the runoff of those materials -from an area that has grown to ap- proximately one-third of all Orange County -is another. "Whether it's debris or silt or toxics from agricultural areas, these are aJI t.hrcats to the bay," said Jack Skinner, consultant to the Harbor Quality Com- mittee. "After storms like we've had this year, it's virtually a raging river of mud brought down those channels intq the bay." If sediment and other materials from the San Diego Creek cut off water circu- lation in the bay, fish could die and nest- ing areas for endangered birds could dis- appear, according to environmentalists. The U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers will hold a public information meeting in City Council chambers Thursday night to provide an update on what is called a "reconnaissance study." The study in- cludes plans to create a 250-foot wide, 15-foot deep channel. Frank Robinson, founder of Friends of Newport Bay who has Y.Orked to protect the Upper Newport Bay with his wtfe Frances for the last 29 )Cars. said cre- ation of the channel might do more harm than good. "If they're talking about a 250..foot wide channel going for about 4 ,000 feet, they're going to get into some very deli- cate habitat," Robin.-.on said "'That's a very important part of whether that whole thing should be deep-dredged or See BAY,._Plll Gionis loses bid to block second trial ~ Doctor back in court next week on charges he plotted ex-wife Aissa Wayne's attack. By Iris Yokol 5iaft'Wntet SANTA ANA -Dr. Thomas Gionas, whose second trial on charges he orchestrated an attacl. on ex-wife A~a Wayne is set to open next week, lost round one in court Monday when he tried to dis- qualify the enure Orange Couniy District Attorney's office and ha'e the charges dismissed Attorneys for G 1onis had filed a 105-pagc document accusing Dcp. uty District Attorney Christopher £\ans and others in the prosecu- tor's office of changing and ma- nipul:uing witnesses' te)timony in the first trial, resulting in perjury and obstruction of JUStice. But Monday, Superior Coun Judge Theodore Mallard denied the motion to dismiss the prosecution and the charges, sa)'ing he found no evidence of misconduct. Alan Futerfas, one of the New. York nttorneys hired by Gionis, ar- gued there arc numerous examples of improper prepping of witnesse by prosecutors and said the de- fense even plans to call fa.ans to the stand to testify about the be- hind-the-scenes maneu\erings. MM:~Nac jefOme Uignel of Ulle, France, who is vacationing here in Southern California., stands atop the 30th Street jetty in Newport Bexh under doudy skies Monday. "It's upsetting," Futerfas said of the Monday ruling. "Our point is, we d idn't imagine anything. We See G IONIS!lm ..... Dispute: --to .-aw. 1111 ii what direction? plan Monday night, the City Council continued lhc public hearing on the controversial issue to April 13. The council chambers were again ~ Hospital expansion debate continued after hours of testimony from packed crowd. standing room only Monday night, --------------with citizens on both sides of the By Iris Yokol issue donning buttons that reflect 5'111 wrtw their views -"I Love Hoag" pins for NEWPORT BEAOI -After listen-those in support of the hospital's ing to three and a half hours of tcsti-plans to double in size over the next mooy on Hoag Hospital's QJ>ansioo 20 yea:n and American flag sticken with the words, "I Believe" worn by opponents of the master plan. Although backed by the Planning Commmioo and a signiftcant number of citizens., the hospital expansion plan continues to face opposition from neighboring homeowners and environmentalists who fear negative impacts from ovcrdcvelopment. Hoag ofrlcials and their maoy sup- porters contend the hospital needs BykNC*>la ..... COSTA MESA -Oetting people to change their buy- ing habits will be a major part of a swcepina new plan to help the city meet a st.ate-mandated pl of cutting waste generated throupout town in half by the year 2000. .. , always suggest to people that they sa\'C all the tra h they produce on one day;• said Florine Reichle, asslSLant manaaer of the Costa Mesa Sanitation District. "They'd be absolutely shocked at what they produce ... But ofr.a&ls say that will be a diCfiaalt task, apecially in a county where each penon generates an awnac of 11 pounds of waste each day -the hipest rate in the na- tion. Under a 1989 state act. the city -like C\"Cry c11y and county in the state -will have to cut 25 percent of its total annual waste by 199S and SO percent by 2000. About 169,700 tons of waste are acncrated each )Car in C°'ta Mesa. See RECYC~- more space 10 handle the ~1ng health care nec<li of the com.muruty. Under the master plan. the upper campus off ewport Boulevard will continue to house m-pauent and emergency servtcc and adm1mstrallve offices, wtule the lower campu along West Coast H1ghw )' will prO\idc out- patient chmc ~J'\'ice Hospital offk1al contend the mas- See PLAN/llld ... ' Al Tuesday, March 31 , 1992 Locals Only Streetwise Int~ and photographs by Ltt Payne Q: Wlm• II Ille llllllutl bat 11111 ti 11 r. lllN• llllllr? !Asked at Costa ~ High Sctiool) VOL.88,N0.74 , ____ ~~ ~~ ..._ ...... ....,,~,...,. • Tasea Brown Costa Mesa "Haw aii, to lay out and look at the guys.'' Clay Stockton Costa Mesa "Newport Beach for the surfing and volleyball and discussing socio-economic policy with close friends." Lance Merrifield Costa Mesa "Vancouver, Cana da, to go sl..1ing at Whistler." Jennifer Long Costa Mesa "Jamaica, to get a tan and check out the guys." Kell y Rinde rknecht Costa Mesa "Palm Springs because it's sunny and fun." How to reach us at The Pilot Circulation Or~nge County 642.,.HJ ~. Classified 642-5678 Displ~y 642 _. 3 21 EditoriAJ ~ 540.1224 SpotU 642-"'HO News, sports fax 646-4 1 70 MM.. <>Mee Busmfts Offa 642.,.321 8usinm fu 6) 1 ·5902 Ne~ Beach/Costa Meaa D~ Piiot Managing EdilOt Steve Marble, 642-4321 Architecture · ~f .; ·. ~~ :. .: _ · From Huor' s glory days, an enduring marvel , W he re do you begin? There is just no place like it in Orange County, if not Southern California. It's probably the last of that kind of special development that can only happen when 1here is only one owner and the size of that company is mammoth. Such was the Stewart Woodard "small ci ty" originally designed for the Fluor Corporation. Due to international upheaval and a down turn in the wo rld economy, Fluor was forced to sell most of the Architecture project to Trammell Crow and Winthrop Financial Assoc., which renamed the complex, Park Place. Now Fluor-Daniel, Denny's Inc., AT&T, and Arco Fin:rncial Services m:ikc up the list of prime tenan1s. interesting? Sim ple, add a fou ntain! The steel towe rs uccomplish the same function. ll provides a focal point 10 the continuous structure. Spea~ing of challenges, the complex is filled with e>.ce llent solutions. The angulatio n of the office structures. combined \\ith circul:1r lobby areas certainly goes a long way to a:»bt in reducing the ma~ of this continuous structure. \ ith all the drama exprcs· scd throughout 1h·c site, one is constJntl) ;m arc uf the com· m1tment the Fluor Corporation madl.! to l:ind:,caping and a pnrk-li~e environment. The entire 105-acre site is JUst \cry speci:il in the degree of IJndscaping. Although the design is \Cry urban in St)lc, it rc:.illy works v. ith the architecture. The buildings only co,er 11 acres, so )'OU ca n appreciate that commitment. The site aho includes a hcljcoptcr pad. Franklv, 1 don't know where to begin. The scale, architectural design, landscape architecture, and si1c planning are by for the best in the coun1y. h 's just a very special place. No matter where you are in the complex, 1he Park Place, a 1 OS-acre study in renectivc glas , in no\ .1tiH~ urb.1n design and lush landscaping, remains in a class by ii elf. The complex was ~ullt in the lnte '70 · (it's scary how time nies) by C L. Peck Con1rac1ors. The arch11cc t was Welton Beckett and A~iates AIA from Los Angeles. The bnd,capc architect was Allen f'ong The) all sho uld ·be gh·en 'ome ~and of special award. The numbers are staggering. 1 h~ IU-:.hlry to\\ er includes reaction is the same. Excellence is the only word that describes what has been accomplished. Well, do we start with the nine-story tower? ~tarbc "e start Y.ith the star wa rs stainless steel towe rs strateg· ically placed throughout the complex, or how aboul the landscJping? Maybe \\.C start the review asking a very basic question, '"How do )OU design one building th at includes 200,000 square feet of slruclurc?" So, flipping a coin, let's start with the tower. Did you ever "ondcr why the two top noors extend beyond the lower floors? The rumor is that they couldn't decide who, in upper management should be in the last two floors. The problem beco me so severe, that the 236.000 quarc.: fee t \\hilc th~ ln"cr four·i.toC) buildings (six) hou~c an a<lJ1t1onJI ~<Kl.000 !)411Jre (ctt Om ins Jlound the site, one i!> imprcs ed b~ \\ h.11 \wulJ .1ppcar tl1 b..: :i pJrl·h~c ctt1ng. lfo"c'er. the ccnt11I 'r' ace i-. :u:utha \tl'f) \\ O\\, \\h3t a surpmc! All of a -.uJJcn )''u ,11\; '~·nfr,1ntcd \\Ith .1 J:o.ouo 'quare foot :unum comprised of a 1 .~oo 'l!Jl c.1k1c11.1. ro1aur.1nts (b) the \\ay, the Garden Cafe i., p11blil."), ~unlcr~m:l' center. outs1Jc pl:uas, reflcclion pool , and fountain-. ~no\\n a:, the '"lnuntain court." It':. just an O\'CNhelming c'p..:ncn~c. anJ it doc n·t ~top there. Abo\.c lhc 1111cnor 'PJC:c. b unotha plala. mo ... tly an urban mood "11h concrete dcc~s. ~alls and special only solution was to expand the two top floors so that all concerned could be on the same two floors. Whatever the reason, the result is the signature statement of the entire design. Even froM 5evcral miles away, the tower is the most distinctive structure amongst many that dot the . metro area around the airport. The reflective glass towe r is surviving the test. of time, and in some ways, geu even better, especially from the entrance level. There probably is no one who hasn't driven the 405 freeway and asked the The rumor is that they couldn't decide who, in upper management shou ld be in the last two floors . The problem be- come so severe, that the only solution was to expand the two top floors so that all concerned could be on the same two floors . feature.,, Jnd ah\J)S, IJn<lscaping. l um i.ure there Jrc omc \\eaJ.. de~1gn areas; I jul>t can't find th m. I shudder to thank \\hat th1 project Y.OUld ha\C been had there been another de,clopmcnt team. The scale 1s ju~t o,·erwhclming, especially in Orange County terms. It makes you realize just bow big the Fluor Corporation was in its heyday. Appuentl) there is a mO\e to add structures to the complex. ..... Frankly, with equal en 111' ity, the site could handle: it, but that's a big il Park Place set the st:rndards of the '80s, it's too b:ld that onl) a few dc,clopers met that challenge in other high-rise lO\\ers. question, "What arc those towers?" Well, they arc the mechanical ventilation towers for the entire complex. What a stroke of genius! Think about it ! How would you resolve the challenge or designing a four-story building that seems to go on forever? To me, it's the same question a how do you make a lake If"...,.. !!.1i'9 1\. --'• ' •,r ~ ... -....._.!l!-,;.n~-. i;ti -... .... "" JA-,.. -.... -• ., ., -~ -.. Costa l\tesn Poltcc arrcs1cd tv.·o men Sunday morning ar a home on the 1400 block of Gisler A\enuc on suspicion of sell· ing manJuan:t. D:av1d Lee Stevens, ~. :ind John Robcn Sanders. 26. were both booked in10 Costa Mesa C1ry Jail at 9 a m. on su1p1cion or the crime. • Someone stoic about SJOO worth or tools in a tool bo.t from a prage on the :?500 block or Elden Avenue. The resident or 1he home said he railed to close the g;uaac door when he ldt for work at 6 a.m. that mornin&. When he returned home at noon. hC found lhc I tools missing. Nothinc else h:>d :appJr· en1ly been touched in the ,:ar .. ,c • A 29·year-old Lake Forest man s:iid he w:is punched in the mouth "hen :a \'Crb.ll argument O\Cr 1 pool t3blc CSC3· l:ucd outside Shooter's tequila b.lr :u 725 W. Balcer SI. The man clJ1mcd he had not prO\'OkcJ 1hc fig_h1. Pultee arc 10\'CSt1g.a1in1 lhe report. . Newport Beach A 30-year-old Ne,.port Beach '11.'0ITl:an was av.alcencd 1n prc-d;awn hou rs Saturday by a buratar who Ocd arrer the woman rnistoolt the 1n1ruder for her cat and &rowlcd .. t him. Polkc •:n .... o.t 1,n._...,, t:4t ,. .. u 71J6 ,.... 4.1 2:t1 a.-. .OS 1: .. ,... t.7 1., .. .., I 1',.... J.I Some time, vi it the ground:> and pl3.Us, 1 promise, )OU will walk away feeling grateful to the originJI O\\ners for the kg:>cy they left. Stc•u111 U'oocfard i o Colla M c a architect. llis rolumn J1 an occasional fc:1turr in tbc Dull) Pilot • bd1 .. '\C 1h.: un1J, nl1l1.:d u'~ct en· tercJ the "om.ins .11p;irtm~nt llO 1he 100 block or 40th 51rc.:1 "~ 1umrm£ ur to the aparlmcnl bJl,un}. l:nh:nng through J )llJmg ilJ'\ ''"'" Ida u1>.:n for Ille 'icum·s CJI. Th.: "''mJn v..11) J"JJ..cncJ at about 4.SO am. hv tti.: in· trudcr v.ho "'" 111 her b.:Jn••m ~.:.:1n something JJrk l•n the floor n.:•r h.:r bedroom door, th.: "-l.H1\Jn grol'kd al "hat she thou1h1 1'.AS her C'.11 111 .,.;;ire it out or the room A mun. a.lc'iCrtlxJ as 11 lca~I 6 Cccr iall and "\erv \J..rnnv" s1ooJ up and r:in out ur the b.:Jrc.>oin, nccma through the front c.lol•c or the apartment • A fire brol.c our 11 11 45 pm S:11ur· dJy I I I lllCSOn r.11;1,11 J IOl~lln, I I 53 '"' ~~ 1 to 3 IMlln "' '""" -_... ..w.4 i.c ........ , .. 2 .... •-............ M ...... . <•114l1le11 i ,.,.,. ,, ... ••clll l•• 1r••Mt4 I• ................ ; ........ ~-• ...... :1 • .,........., ..... ,_.,.... 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The :?·fuot·h11h lions arc Y>Orth op-pruitim.ltcly S750 • A b1C\de ond other items ~'Ollh .a IUIJI SS~O ~ere >tolcn M>mellmc be· tv..:en FriJ.1y n1ghl and Satur\by mom· '"! _rrom 10 unkxkcd pr;a1c oa the :HOO bk>l.L of Wt'St 0..~llnfronl. l\l.o k.ithcr j:1cke1s 1nJ " c:ime,. •ere ilO- lcn from I CU p.trked 10 the CUI~. • • Newport Beach/Costa M-Dally Piiot Actually, Hiiary, It's macaroni and cheese I t may have been Hilary Clinton's "tea and cookies" remark that Jdndlcd the nation's most recent introspection on the issues of professional life and child rearing. • But Barbara Bush's speech several years ago at the Wellesley College commencement was a better indication of what's w~ong with our national attitudes toward these fundamental pursuits. Mrs. Bush told the women that ultimately they would not regret hsving missed making one more big business deal or achieving one more important promotion. ~ut th.ey wo~ld, M_rs. Bu~h said, deeply regret having missed time with thetr children, husbands and friends. What experience in the professional world Mrs. Bush has on which to base her judgment I don't know, but I'm willing to believe it all the ---~-~ same. The trouble with the First Lady's M statement is that it was only half true. .. (flll 11 Wellesley is a women's college and I submit that neither Mrs. Bush nor anyone else would · Ed. ' have dished out a similar caution to the ltor S graduating men or the Virginia Military Institute. Notebook Why? Because it is still the implicit assumption -----· in our society that only women face the choice between nurturing and prof cssional development. Jn truth, no human being who has a child, who secs that child being born, and holds it in its first moments of life is ever psychologically separate from that child again. An argument could be made, therefore, that any social system that demands long separations of parent from child -as in working 12 hours a day at .some high powered job -is unnatural. 1 have to kiss my little girl good-bye early in the morning, and watch her little blond head blend into the multitude at John Muir School. I don't sec her again until just before her bed time. Sometimes as she sits next to me in the C:ir on the way to school we manage to cover the tY.o or three thoughts on my mind that I reel 1 absolutely must impart to hcr'bcforc she faces the predatory day. Other times she's lost in her own thought and I can do nothing more than throw a gaze around her like a blanket to try to keep her warm. My son and I then have a couple of hours together before we have to leave for our respective JObs. He's four. We spend part of the time reading and then he generally spend a few minutes playing by himself while l clean up the kitchen. If l'm cooking nnything, he wants to come and help, which prolongs the process but enables us to be together. Some days I vacuum while he's putting on his shoes. It takes I n truth, no human being who has a child, who sees that child being born, and holds it in Its first mo- ments of life is ever psy- chologically separate from that child again. do. him kind of a long time to put on his !.hoes. When it's time to lc:i,e, he alw:iys seems quite happy to be going to sec his friend and teachers at day school. But if it's all the same to evcr)·onc, l'd ju t as soon stay home, read him stories and make tea and cookies. I'm prepared to believe that not all men bending the daily sheet metal of life pine away for their children as I But the point is, neither do all women. There are some people who make better executives than nurturers; ~me who handle the macroeconomics of family life than the microeconomics. I realize that full-time nurturing is hard. It isn't tea and cookies. h's more like macaroni and chcc c, or beans and tortilla . 1t requires resourcefulness, at.tcntiveness, pa~ience;_a Y.holc litany of human virtues. It also requires a cooperative society that values child-rearing as an essential social function . 1 agree Y.ith Jo Ellen Allen of Eagle Forum that our t:uc code should be :iltcred to assist the child-rearing parent. But I do not agree with Eagle Forum's underlying mantra, ''all mommies must stay home all mommies must stay home all mommies must stay hoooooooome." Interview with Phyllis Schlafly and others in th:u org:mization have demonstrated to me that their po ition is based on the paternalistic view that women's horizons arc limited by biology, whereas men's are not. "A . woman's priorities arc different," Schlnny one~ tol~ ~<:· That view ii fafr neither to women nor to men. A person s pnontacs may be different from mine. I do not believe that difference is a function of sex. Hilal)' Clinton's rude remark about full-time homemaking came, I believe not so much from distaste for that profession as from Crustrati~n with the still prevalent expectation in our society that home is the priority for women, not the roughru:ck world of business and the professions. B«J nn £1·kta Is tbt Pilot's assistant ttl/tor. His column •ppears oa Tucsd•p. Newport raldent1 to dUck, cover and hold NEWPORT BEACH· -The fire department is encouraging all residents to panicipotc in o statewide "duck, cover and hold" urthquake drill to be held Thursday morning. Governor Pete Wilson will broadcast a message over radio and television 10 begin the drill and at 10:10 a.m .. citizens stntcwidc nrc being a kcd to duck under a sturdy de k or table, cover their heads and hold the position unttl the drill message is completed, trhicb should be about 30 seconds. Informational Oycrs arc a~ilable at all the city ftre stations a~d libraries. for more information, contact Capt. Ray Pendleton tn the fare department's disaster services division, 644-311 l. Fine print Colla Mc'8 resident Jeanlftr Bausbu mode the Dean's List at Whittier College for the fall semester, 1991-2. A senior, Bausher was one of 104 studei'lts recognized that semester at the liberal ans coUese. 0 Marine Private Jenm)' C. Wlalte, of Costa Mesa recently com- Ole•cd recruit tninfo1 in San Die,o. A recent graduate or Costa Mesa Hi&h ScbooJ. White trained at San Diego's Marine C.ofP$ Rccnail Depot. 0 1be foUowi .. &tudcnts rcccMd citiz.cnship awards at NcWport EJemaatary for the month of Fcbnwy: Kindcrprtcncn ltru· ..... CarTOI. JllCob M.u,, llobla SftMw, ... J.a. WllMn; nna pdcra HJ1ar7 HaYat, CIMl.U. SllMlla, SC.. s.nm.. alMI Uaf1 r Weller; eecoed .,adcra W..t DI.a, U...., .......... Ala g • mil. lrll I PulMtlr, ....,. ,.,., ... r.tn Sim.; .......... Jeilla ~ GMTtU...., Tmw MeNlcWI. ~ ........ _. ......_ r......._. fourth ...,.. Aatll Geld. a..~a.. r ... ewww..., ...... _. .......... s..11: fifth.,.... ....... C91fl I s.IJll I ...... ladl ........ Tnf Tnec-_., _. .. U. Md .UO ... n °""' ••• '' ..._ •• b .... n. 1nn,_. "811fn1m111n • Around town Send your items for hound Town to Bob van Eyken, T~ Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Cosll Mesa, 9262 7. Today Bridge class -Classes in beginning and intermediate bridge will be offered beginning March 31 and April 2 at the Oasis Senior Center in Corona del Mar. The cost is S40 for the seven-week courses. Call 644-3151 for information. Meet your neighbors -Seeking Common Cround is the theme of this year's Costa Mesa living Room Dialogues, an innovative program that brings together people of diverse cultural backgrounds for small group discussions. Everyone is welcome. This year's program continues at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Davis Learriing Center, on Arlington Street behind Costa Mesa High School. For information, call 754-5329 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or 642-1162 after 5 p.m. Wednesday Easter egg hunt - Preschool chilaren 2-5 years old are invited to participate with their classes in the annual Orange County Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m. April 1, at the Orange County Fairgrounds, Costa Mes.1. Call Jeff Craves at 751-3247 for registration or information. Panhellenic meeting - The regular meeting of Ne\vport Beach Panhellenic will be held on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the St. Michael and All Angels Church, Newport Beach. The topic is "Discovering Blenheim Palace" and all members invited. Call 646-2524 for more information. Police speaker - Newport Beach Chief of Police Arb Campbell will answer citizens' questions concerning crime and changes in the department at a Speal< Up Newport meeting on Wednesday at Villa Nova Restaurant, 3131 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach from 6:1 S to 7 p.m. Refreshments are offered at 5:30. For more information, call 542-4226. Thursday Outdoor photography -Adventure 1 ~. a locaT outdoor retail store, is offering a free outdoor photography clinic to the public on Thursday at 6:30 in the Costa Mesa store, 1959 Harbor Blvd. The clinic will cover exposure and composition to enhance outdoor photography. Call 650-3301 for more information. Square dance -Join the Costa Mesa QU1cksteppers, the Harbor area's lively senior square dance group, at their weekly dance, 10 a.m. Thursday at the Do\\lntown Community Center, Anaheim Avenue and Center Street. Couples only, please. For more information, call 545-5669. Friday Fashion Show -Hoag Cancer Center and Nordstrom South Coast Plaza have joined together to present a special fashion show entitled "Brighter Images" at the Cancer Center, Hoag Hospital lower campus, Newport Beach at 1 and 3 p.m. April 3. The public is invited to explore new ways to look and feel your best before, during, and after cancer therapy. The snow is free. Call the Nord5trom Concie~ at 850-3790 for reservations. Your personality - Discover facets o( your personality that make you susceptible to depression, anxiety, and addictions on Friday. Testing lnclUdes evaluation and treatment plans to Tuesday, March 31, 1992 » A dlJtlllBd Joli lM P•)M Q..1, P , Ted Wolre, a model maker at Dowdesign in Costa Mesa, prepares a study model of a pirate ship that is 6eing prepared for a thc.:me park in Osaka, Japan. founded by Emmy Award-winning James Dow, The fi rm designs props for the entertainment industry. handle areas of concern. Call Lynda for reservations at 851-1919. Track championship - The City of Newport Beach, r>arks, Beaches, and Recreation Department and the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club are co-sponsoring the 1992 Youth Track and Field Championships at Newport Harbor High School on Friday. Check-in begins at 3;30 p.m. and the meet starts at 4:30 p.m. Pre·registration is S 10 and normal registration is S 15. The meet is open to all sexes ages from 7 -15. Call the Department at 644-3151 for more information and registration. Blood drive -The American Red Cross, Orange County Chapter is hosting a blood dm.e at Nordstrom, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa in the multi-purpose room from 11 a.m. to 3:A5 p.m. Call Colleen for appointments at 549-8300 infant.:>. Saturday Health expo -The 1992 Health Fair Expo will offer free screenings for dermatology. body fat anal))is, blood pressure, hearing, v1s1on, and pulmonary function April 4 between 8 a.m. and 2 p m. To be held at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar, and co-hosted by Hoag Hospital medical staff volunteer), the E>.po will also feature exh1b1tor) '"'th information about topics ranging from changing health issues to personal care. Pneumonia and tetanus shots also will be given free. Call 644-3244 for information Home design show - The latest and tradrtional designs in windows, vent hoods, tiles, furniture, noo~. and much more . will be on display at "Design Traditions l\ewport 92" April 4 and 5 at Fashion bland. Prof~)ionals will be available to ans\ .. er questions, and seminars by such bu)ines:>es as Roger's Gardens and Lusk Interior) Y.111 be pr~nted Phone 556-4040 for 1nformat1on Home gardening - South Coast J51aza Crystarcourt offers the "Home Gardening Expo" on the "eekend ot April 4 and 5. The shows featur~ hundreds of rare plant var:ct1es and everything lor the home gardener including e' ents for children, 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m to 5 p m on Sunday. Adm1sS1on IS rr~e Phone Jennifer at 435-2167 1or more information Quit smoking -The Americon Lung Assoc1a11on ol Orange County \\111 ofler a clinic entitled "Freedom from Smoking," 7-9 p.m. beginning April 4 and continuing each Monday and Thur)(fay until April 27 in Conference Room A at HoJg Memorial Hospital Cancer Center, 301 l\ewport Bl1.d /'.ewport Beach. The fee (or the class is Si'S and covers all materials. Pre-register at 835-LU/'.C. Sunday Walk for MS -Joining the annual "Super C1t1es Wall\" for multiple sclero)1> will mal..e a milt> of difference. The "alk is spon)osed by the Orange County Mult1plt.> Sclerosis Society and encourJ~~ research for the cause, preH~nt on, cures, and treatments through pledges. The Ne'V\ port wall-. "111 take place .al the Bad. Bay Ecological Reserve. To join the walk, call the Soc1et) at 752-1680 LODGING & LIFT TICKETS ssaoo per person per night/double occupancy, two-night min. APRIL 4-APRIL 19 1.88C). 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OO\V \VC cm help you. 30 Caporale PB,' 110 Irvine, ('..alifornia 92714 714 251-8927 l --·-----~-~~ -... A4 Tueaday, March 31 , 1992 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Society Society Editor Vid~ De~ ... 642-4321 From left, Leisha Marshall, with Susie Gaunt and Elle n Wheele r. Fro m left, Kathy Pa ul with Bob and Jean Hillman at casino table. Giving their regards 'On Broadway' T he Sound of Music Chapter deserves an Oscar. uh. make that a Tony, for set de!.ign for its "On Broadway .. produc11un Saturday. Four Seasons Hotel ballroom \\aS encircled "'ith 12 huge \ silhoueues of Broad"a> shO\\S and a lighted backdrop similar to Jerome Robins· "Broadway" !.etling sparkled behind the Speci:il Delivery .__ __ .-,_.....__,band. Vldl Dian Society On the dining tables 1ccommodating the 300 guests, more ''Broadway" signals came from centerpieces of top hats on a cane, white gloves, gold stars and sheet mu sic. Po llyanna Braem was decor chair. I "We arc having a record year," said co-chair Kathleen Rhynerson ... We expect to make SS0,000 due to underwriters." Two of the underwriters, Gerry and Wally Schroeder, "ere presented a Tiffany crystal musical note for participating 11 )'Cars. (The closest the Orange County Performing Art Center group has come to this year's proceeds was 1n 1986 with LIST ING INFORMATION: This is il complete yeat o( Bl.1clcBoolc listings, which run the first Tuesd.iy of uCh monlh_ Monthly listings .ippear in Thursd.1y's Weeliend section. I( you have an evenl listing or change of information for Bl•clcBoolc, Clirecl inquiries to Benj.imin Epstein, c/o 81.iclcBoolc, P.0 -Box 1500-184, Corona del Mu, CA 9262S. Phone (714) 760-2622. legend: OC, Or.inge County. BT, black tie. BT -opl., bl.1clc lie option•!. pp. per person. TBA. lo be .irr.inged. April • Sophistic.ited S•lule lo Fuhion, April I at 11 : 30 .i m.. ATSC Sopt11stic.11es .11 WestJn South Co.1st Pl.u.l. Costa Mesa SSS pp Contact Tish Simmons. 7S6-0993 •Writs .. nd Glitz. April 1 at 6 30 p .m Constitutional Rights f'oundati0n of OC at Four Seasons H()(el. Newport Beach S 175 pp • O rilnge Aid Kitchen Project. April 3 at 7 p.m , 0C celcbnty chefs including Michael K.ang. Hans Prager. Al.in Gr<.'t'ley, Oa111d Wilhelm. Christtan R.issinoux, Jean-Pierre leman1ss1er. more create frve-couf'§e dinner for Share Our Sel\CS at Robert Mod.J .. 1 Wine and Food Center, Costa Mesa S 149 95 pp Contact t.\arla Bird. 64-4--4050 • Ttw Art of Collecting. April l Nt'\\-port H.irbor Art Museum d1n~r al Price ~deoce lilgun.1 Beach Contact i'v\a••ne Ga1ber, 7S9· fl 2l • Premiere Apnl l 6 30-11 p m . OC Philharmonic Society .. nd Americ.1n Society of Interior. ~gnt>rs opening night •t 8,300 squar• (()()( Rouse o( DeSig" 1n Roclung Hone Ridge. Cowan Heights !T opt S75 pp Cont.ict Ang~ Z.ir.1te, 713-1863 • Philh.irmonic House of Design. Apt-11 4-May 3, OC Philharmonic Society and Amencan Soc:~ty of Interior Designers ~f'§ of 8,300 square foot residence 1n Roclung H<><se Ridge. Cowan Heights SI 5 pp .. Sl 2 pp prepaid (befo<t Mar 3 I I Phone 840-1542 •Swing Into Sprin&. April 4, 11 .i m -2 p m., 0C MU1Cur.ir Dys«irophy Assn f.ashion show luncheon .11 Ani1he1m Marriott. U S pp Cont.Kt ~ryl L1fficlc, 750-1408 • Rainbow of Hope, ,\pfil 4 ill 11 • m , 0-IOC 1t le Mend.en, Newport Be<1eh S40 pp. ~ 721 ·08HI • Cl&ssk O.iy by ttw lay. April 5, 2-6 p m • Newpott H1rbor N•ubC.JI M~um w.aterlront llorTW •nd ct.m.c yxht tou~. ~l«ftMntMnl, s.impl•l'lgJ ol CUISIM from loal reaurants, at 24<tt Stl'ftt Mar1n<1 NewpDf1 Beach. S25 pp Contild Ann tomano. 587 OJ97. • S«non Your Life with SonA, "f>t1I S •t S pm , M.utet Chor• ol OC dinner ~ ~ le ~~. ~ ~<Id!. S7S pp PhoM 556-6262. •IC•• Forsch Ctltbrlty Coif T~ Aotil 6 at 9 am Otte~ ~ d OC &ourNment lunch •nd ~ dtnn« « ~ t-tJI Coif Olb llOO pp ~ S40-04().t "'" ot ... From left, John and Kathleen Rhynerson are all smiles with Kasia and Gary Johnson at recent party. $77,000.) "We chose the Broadway theme because \\C wanted to do somethang American. This is our b:ib'. \\'e "orked nine months on 11 . : . our onl) major fu nd raiser of the )Car." said ch .. il'\\ooman Kasia Johnson. After viewing the 20-minute "Splash of Broadway" entcrtaanment by eight dancers and singers, participating in the • lnvit.ition.il Cotr Tourm1menl. April 6, CHOC littlest Angel Guild al Yorb.l Linda Country Club. S17S pp Phone 996-79S3. • Luncheon F.ishion Show, April 7 at 11 ·30 a.m., Chnsltan Women's Club o( Newport Beach at Balboa Bay Club S 16 pp. Phone 67S-2636 • D.iy at the R.ices, April 8 at 10 30 a.m, Se.i Circle Auioh.iry of Florence Cr1Uenton Services of OC at Santa Anita Race Tr.ick S35 pp includes bus transporUtton and clubhouse sealing Contact Shirlev Chaffers. 67 3 SOOJ •The Mystique of South E.ist Asi•. April 1 O. "ewport Harbor Art Mu'><'um lha1 .ind Malalf~an dinner .ind entertainment at Chong residence, ,t..,,port Beach Cont.act Ma-..ine Ga1ber 759-1122 •Wild West Cuino Night. April 10 at ~ p.m . 0C Performing Arts center Mad.ime Butterily and La lrav1at.1 chapte~ al 11.noct's Berry farm. Buen.t Po1r~ S75 pp Phone 846-0299 •Spring Festival. April 11 10 J m I pm, City of Wes1m1m1er crafts, entertainment and ~mes ,ll C1v1c Ccntt•r Gardens Phone 8')1~860 • Ser\ling for the Arts. April 11 JI 1 pm. OC Performing Art.. Center l.1r Br.iden ChJptl'r tennis tourn,1mt>nt .ind dinner dance at N<.'\1tport B1•Jch Tenn" Club S85 pp Phone 582-051 'J •Celebrity Fundr•iser April 11 , Shakespeare OC play re.ad1ng and s1len1 .iuctJOn at loca11on TBA. SSO pp Phone J.44-7016 • DebuUnte B•ll .\pril I 1 .it & pm . OC Linl.s at .\naheom M,1moct El> 1nv1t.lt1on only • Pusport to the P.cific April l I II 7 p m , lagun.i Art Museum 1 "n I in .p.r1-<l dinner .1nd cu.no .11 P.ic1li< Cl 1b Nt'\\-po<t BeJ~h SlOO pp Atllrf• b..1<k lie or · bal1 ha1 Phone 4')4 8971 •Coif Tourn.1menl, Apnl 20. TODOS o( St Joseph t lmp1t.1I Found.1IK>11 at Sant.1 Ana Country Club Cont.it t M.lrt;o Johnson, 771 8.! 11 •Town H.111 Celebrity Series Apt1I 20 .u 10:30 • m., A<.~1st.Jl'l('e le.agu~ of lagun.1 and NC\vport Beach lt'Ct11r• by .iuthor John R Powrf'§ •t Newp11rt Edwards Ci~rm S1 5 pp Phone 951 152 .. •Colours f.intutico, Ap11I 21. I 1 •.m ·2 JO pm . Children's Mu~vm o( lJ H.Jl>fa fa~ion show ,.nd m.m.1ch1~ •t Ritz C.rtton. l•gun.i Niguel SbO f p Cont.-ct ~rcia Giesler, ll 10) 'JOS.C};'Q • luncheon April 2 2 .11 10 JO .. m • w~·s Cu Id nl OIM• Cr~ Tr• l~l'lt Centers fo, ~ Chtldrrn Cont.ct Oonn.J, 777 ·•9?'1 •All-Star SAiute lo Sttrtl.aritt, Aprtl 22, 1 t )0 <1 m 1 10 p .m .• Arthritil found.the .. • lul'I(~. ~e11.11nmcnc and 4UC1IOI\ •t le ~ri<Wn, ~ loch SJ5 pp Phone "8 162J. • CokMn l.lton C.Lt and Concm. April 25 .c 5.)0 pm .• OC: ~ ~ reapcion ~ The Sf» M lhfo CentH. CGIU Mew. mncett at 0C Pefform1nt AIU ecn........ I.a~~, at fOUI ~ ~ ~.ld1 ConW\ ffftura L.A. llhilhltmonlc. a>ndudOr Zubin M•hta. bullon• Tho mu live auction conducted by Jim Roberts, and an evening of dining and dance, guests were ready to give the event "the best party of the year" award. The glittering black-tie crowd included president Candice and Roge r Schnapp and Gigi, the designer of her parry-colors black, white and gold, gown. Other stunning women and escorts noted included Tracey Stallings with Dr. Leon Roisman, Patty and James Edwards, Cerise and Larry Feeley, Ann and Russ Pange, Ann and Wolf Stern, JoAnne and Gene Mi~, Mary and Carl Ra)'mond, Kathy and Ron Merriman, Ann and Robert Mcl ean, lee and Tom Merrick, Ollie Hill and Catherine and Delane Thyen. D BlackBook Hammond_ BT. Reception. concert· S75-S100 pp ; reception, concert, gala- S2SO pp. Contact Jean Tandowsl..y, 553-24 22 • WalkAmeric.1, April 25, 7 a.m.-4 p.m .. March of Dimes w.1lk.llhon routes in Dan.l Point, Irvine .1nd Huntington Be.ach Cont.act K.anlyn Memtt. 631-8700. • lm.igin.ition Celebration, April 25-,..i.ly ), arts festival for ~oulh and families al OC Performing Arts Center, other kxatlOOS Phone 642·5580 •Opening D•y at C.irousel Yacht Oub, April 26, C.rousel Chapt~ ol OC Performing Arts unt.er at Balboa Pavilion, '«-""port Beach Contact Harriet l~is • 252-92SO • lnlanders Coif Tournament, ,\pfil 27, Olive Crest T rl'atment Centers ill V1Ctoria Club. R1 .. erside. Contaet Donna Andert, ~1· 4999 • Holoc.1us1 Memori.il O.iy, April 29. • ·8 30 p m., JC\Ylsh F~rallon of OC rrl'Sl'nls music and poetry o( the tulocau" at Temple Beth Sholom, 5.lnta ~n.t Contact Chelfe Friedman, 259-065S May • M.1nsions & Mulerpieces, M.iy 1, 9 o1 m -5 p m., CHOC T res Oso Culld home lour and boutique .. 1 Nellie Gail Ranch. l.1guna tl1lls. S20 PP-Contact J.1net N.1gurski, 512-8675 • T'les of Ad..,entureJ. St<>tybook Ball, M.ly 1 ill 7 p.m.. Pao1ic ChOr.ut dinMr dance, cosiume p.irilde, ent~1nment ill Irvine Marriott S 12 5 pp. Phone 252-1234 •Astronauts, M.irs and hraw.iy Sws. ~Y 1.3, Youth Expo .it OC F~rsrounds • C:O..t.1 ..... \es.i. Phone 751-FAIR • Rh .. psody In C.~lot. M.ly 2, C.melot Ch.ipter of OC Performing Arts Centtt dinntt d.l~ .1t Center Ou6, COIU Me.l Cont.ict ~ Linder. 645·9202 •Art of Dining V, M.ly l i1t S:)O p m., Nrt1t-pott Harbor Art Museum din~ coord1n.itcd by fo.K'h1m Spl1d\al p1l) Southem C.l1fom1.a ~inst New YOflc Supet~S .it Four Stool~ Newpcwt Beach. Mister ol ceremonies, M!Ch.lcl Mond1v1 Contact Muine Calbtr, 759-1122 •Coif Tournament, MJy 4, Oh~ Cresa T real.IMnc Centers at eeyon C.ountry Club, Newpon Btxh ,n-..m. • Mtmberthlp l u ncheon. M.ay 6, SCOOPP !South Co.tu ()rpnllloon of Planned P•rtf'lthoodl M ~ rodc~o. S..lbol PtNNul.& CDnuia ~ ld\tNn, 675.()707. • (ncl ol 5NiCMI "*-tiOft. M.ly ''· ~ O>.ut R~ ~ ~lon TISA. S75 pp Cont.Kt Al.an frttrn.an, 9S7·2602. • OdtlM fMl.uJ, ~ 17, 6-9 pm.., '~'°" Ind l• Uncionft PNINtmonic C o/ 0C ~Soddy IC IUFFELL'S IPllLStmmc. ............... ---..-~-··· Crean r~1dcnce. 5.lnl.1 Ana Mcights SSO pp Phone S53-2-122 •Coif Tourn.iment. \1Jy 16, Con Tempo chapter ol OC PcrforminK Arts Centt'r Cont.lei 01.ina Brewster, 8S4·1040 • lnst.allation luncheon M.1y 20 at 10 JO .a.m, Women's Cu11d ol Ol"e Crest Treatmt'nt Centl'rs for AbuA'tl Ch ldren Phone 777-4999 • OC F.iir Commerci .. I W ine Compelition i\Uy JO-J 1, OC \\'me Soc:1el)' at Red lion Inn. C~l.1 \\~ JuJses Jnd mcd1.1 only Phooe 75 t -FAIR June •Slag Shoot, Ju~ 10, 552 Club of Hoog Memorial Hosp1t.il at Coco de C:.Ua. Phone S7-1-7211. •Comedy Nile, June. 13. WcstMed Oub 1025 .lt Celebrity Thcalrc, An,1he1m Phool' 953·1580 July •Meet Our Main Squeeie, luly 10-:?6, crntt'nn1JI o( OC F.air at OC filirgrounds, C~ Mes.I Phone 751-)247 • P•geant of the Maslcrs. July lO·Aug 30, SfX~t.lde of "hoo01.Jb~ fur~ncs" qu.w 1\\0 d1men~ion.JI ft'Cleilll()OS u( Jrt mauerpieccs by three dimensional, c~unx-d men, \\Omen ilnd children on W~dlnQ Cakes 'The Old· Fashlon Way" 2950 Grace ln. C.M Can for Info. 540-0281 I: I ' I I ' : I' I'. I : I I "" Margie Stratton-Myers, le ft , and Ann Mcl ean on stage with hats. ''We wanted to have a fun cvcnl," said chaiNoman lei ha Marshall Saturday evening at Carnevale, the Junior Lcnguc of OC California f undraiscr .it Cryst:il Court, South Co:i~t PIJza. Fun to J,160·member organization was an evening uf mu ic by Don Miller, food, d:incing. casino games. nuor ~ho\'~· :i !.tlcnt auction Y<ith 73 packages containing 160 item~. ps)Chics, m:igician~ and a car1catun~t Clo e to 500 shO\\Cd, and proceeds ''ere more than S30.000. ··This is ou r ccond Carne' ale. Aucndancc is up, proceed arc up and \\.C had more dona1ion!i," F~1val Ground~. L.igun.l Beath Al:.o, Fest1\.ll of Arts. Phone 494-11-45 • Blad. and White B.uh, July I 8. Nt.'\\port Hatbor Art MU)CUnl ill Newpott Center FilShi<>n l\land SSO pp Cont.let Ma-..ine G.l1ber. 759-1122 •Beach P.irty. JulT 19, 552 Club 1.11 Hoo~ Mem<><tJI Hosptt.l <It Ount'S, "h'.porl Be.3th. Phone 5--1-1211 . August •Coif Tourn.imenl. Aug. 10, Juwnde 01<1bctes Found.itton ii fioC\\porl Beach County Club Cont.Kt Batbf.l Marches, 55)-0)63 September •Championship Hor~e Show ~pt. lO·ll. \\~\ted Q,Jd Oub .&l OC Fairgrounds. Costa Me-u Phon~ 953-)SBO • Billfi h Bon Vo).igc Sept 10, 552 Club o( Ho.>g Mcmonal H~1>1WI Jt loc.ition TBA Phone 574-7211 • Billfish Tournament, Scot I I· 12. 551 Club o( t loog t.\CmouJl Uo p1t.ll ~• loc.ation TBA Phooe S74-721 t • Billfish A~ards Olnnu, Sept U , S52 Oub ol Hoo~ t.\em0ti.>I HQ)ptWI :u loution TBA Pflone S74 .,211 • C..l.l 11.tll, Sepe. 19, South Co.ail commc nlcd Marshall, attending ' the event wilh George Argyros Jr.' Seen socia lizing on 1he 1 t\\O·Ooor party scene were pre idcnt Jean and Bob Hillman, Jolene und Tom Fuentes, Mary Dell Barl..ouras, Anina and Jim Henderson, Nita Winchell, Kathy PJul and Diane Diehl. PJrty pl:inner~ included Diane Belden, Leith De"ine, Mallory Ketchum, Susie Gaunt, Carrie Gochausen, Julie Nehls, Cristi Ulrich, Ellen Wheeler .10J K.l)Cee Wiila. Proceeds go 10 J LOCC communiry projects includang The Child Ad,oc:ate Nc"~leucr, Child Abu!lc Services Te:lm and Homeless Outreach. Repertoiy .u loc.1bon TOA Contact AL.In Freeman. 9S7 1602. Dctober • Ne~port BeKh Concours d'llegilli<•. CXt. 4, ATSC c~ automobole ~iaw .ll AIJ/1<.h P.ul.. UC 11\.ine Cont.ict Ot.l l~hmJn 67S-0707. I •(;()I( Tourn.ament. Oct I 2, 011\e CS•~ Tre.iimcnt Centers and P.ic1fie lnlanJ nl. at locat1on TBA Cont1c.t CtCtl < nj Pctersoo, 777-4999, t\t 150 • S.indpipers G.al.i <At H Ho.ig \\emotial Holpit.il .lt lc>c;at.on TB-\. Pl one 574-7209 • FUNOSY, Oct. 24 \\'$\~It \\t.">hn South Co.bl Pl.ua CO>t• Mesa F'l'*>ne ?SJ 3S80 J December • Chrislmas C.rot &;all Dtc. S, SS2 Club of Hwg \kmor1.1I 1 losph.il at location TBA. Phone 574·721 I February • \\ttlHur1 Billl, Feb. 13. A.ssocwtn ol 11o.lg t te.art llbl1tute .lt Four Sc.bOns Hotel, Nt'\,port lkddl Cont.tet C.lrol tlty\\ood. 760-S916. N•llPO't Buch/COM Mela Dally Piiot • ---------- ----- Lt i ~ ·1 --------------------------------------- Tuesdaly, March 31, 1992 All I) Community Forum Community Forum runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Editor William Lobdell...642-4321, ext. 351 Rebuttals We need eople ike Sid THIS LETTER is in response to Steve Marble's editorial, on March 21, concerning Sid Soffer. Mr. Marble, in a community or cliche crooks and diligent do-gooders, Sid ~as become a refreshing 4iversion. To us avid (Caders, he is the not-so 111ythical version of the "Great Aying Avenger." Perhaps his beh:ivior is not ~uite "mainstream," but the dontinual stories of his persistent tenacity makes 6antastic reading. CUriously, I wonder how .hany times Sid has made your own front page, or ~adlincd in other papers? ow many papers has he elpcd sell for the Daily ilot and how many nversations has he helped _, spur? Even in your own writings, he has.added a •int or passion. Sid is news and Sid sells papers. From the large percentage of people unaffected by Mr. Soffcr's adventures, '"'e would appreciate it 1f you \\OUld not bite the h3nd that feeds us . DOUGLAS KENT Costa Mesa 0 STEVE ~lA.RBLE'S comments on Sid Soffer - that he's getting to be a nuisance -arc slightly off the muk. At the same time what he's being a nuisance about bn't "rong because if there "ere too many people in thnt meeting room and there "'ere 90 children, )'Ou \\Ould ha\e to stop and think about "hat ¥.Ould have happened, if a fire had erupted or any other disturbance, to ha\e the exi t blocked by a pi:ino \\Ould be a bit too much for children to ~c to get out. Also, then when it comes to beautifying Costa Me a, getting rid of some or these disgraceful looking place) you sec is some areas isn't so bad, so he is finding these places and reporting 1hem, I am not too j:irrcd b) rt. I think he might be doing us all • fa\"Or. JOHN HANKS Co ta Mesa 0 YOU ARE ASKlNG Sid Sof- fer "gh-c us a break" and at the wne time give him the thumbs down sign. Soff'cr has been hassled by the city and neighbors {some "'ho suppon him while others don't) aJI because of a lot of childish nonsense. City M:inagcr Allan Roe- der broke the law nnd no- body but no one has such immunity and Manager Roeder complains that his est is just retaliation on ffcr's part. Of course it is IO what? WARREN G. ALTiiOFF Costa Mesa The Democrats'· secret weapon By attacking Bush, Pat Buchanan may play into Clinton 's hands Y ou have to love Pat Buchanan, especially if approval rating continues to . you're a Democrat. He's a witty, knowledgeable and pugnacious straight-shooter with the courage to reveal that the Emperor (aka George Bush) has no clothes. Buchanan is shaking.up the Washington establishment and the Republican Pany by putting some thunder Crom the right back into the Republican presidential nomination. Moreover, he's the best thing to happen to the Democratic plummet, now at only 39 percent, nn~chanan sta · he race muc onger, Bush's chances for re-election could be severely damaged. First, instead of spending time bashing the B uchanan won't win the nomination, but he can provide a lot of good ammunition for_ the Democrats to use against Bush . MIFll Petrm Liberal Politics Party since Republican Teddy Roosevelt ran against Republican incumbent Howard Taft. in 19~. Roose\elt's challenge helped Woodrow Wilson win the presidency. Let me explain. Rest assured, Pat Buchanan will not play Teddy Roosevelt to Bush's Taft in November of 1992. Buchanan's running for the Republican nomination and unlike Teddy Roosevelt or John Anderson is not going to step outside the Republican Party to run as a thi rd party candidate. Buchanan's fight is fo r the soul of the Republican Party, not its dissolution. Nc,ertheless, 1f Bush's Democrats over the coming weeks, while the Democrats are bashing themselves (what else is new?), Bush will be f orccd to take on Buchanan and the right wing of the party. Not a pretty picture for a Republican loyalist. Second, by forcing Bush to th e right, Buchanan's campaign may drive moderate Republicans and Reagan-Democrats to the Democratic Party and Republicnn-look-alike Bill Clinton. The party Ronald Reagan built and solidified during the ·sos could begin 10 crumble brick by brick as a consequence. Bush is still the favorite to \\in re-election, recession notwithstanding. But, }OU have to envy the fun Democrats "ill have after their convention using Buchanan's campaign ads to taunt the president. Buchanan "on't win the nomination, but he can provide a lot of good ammunition for the Democrats to use against Bush in the general election. Bush's 1980 claim that 'He restoreth my soult Rcagan-omics was "voodoo economics" will pale in comparison to what Buchanan will give the Democrats in free advertising. N ow that the Democrats appear to be settling on a single candidate, uncharacteristically early, they will be in the enviable position of watching Buchanan exorcise the Republican Party. Buchanan's candidacy couldn't have happened at a worse time for Republicans or at a better time for Democrats. (Of course. ne,er discount the propensity of Democrats to snatch defeat from the Jaws of victory during a presidential election.) More important for Californians, the "Buchanan-factor" could have a significant impact on House and Senate elections in '92, especially in California where two Senate scats are up for grabs. Righl now, Republican leaders are Ceremony at Pacific View Memorial Park strangely comforting 4 A \1SIT \\ITH EDIE, BUT NOT \\1nt ntE DUK.E -It "as my first ,·isit to Pacific Vic" Memorial Park, where I \\Cnt Sunday to pay re pects to Edie Selig, so -as long as I was in the neighborhood -l thought I'd say howdy to John Wayne. disturb the occupant. .., The late Mrs. Selig "as reccpti\c, as she was in life, but Mr. Wayne was no,\hcre to be seen. And Lhe cemetery people weren't about to Lcll me "here , he was. "We don't d1sclo e that information," said silver-haired Chuck Acklin, "ho was the only ._, living soul in the office . "We get .......-. a lot or tourists asking to sec ol' II• '8 Duke's resting place, but we have ------to turn them a\\3)'." Local And there's no point in S moseying around the grounds, cene searching for the gravesite, _____ .. because -last 1 heard -there's no headstone there. h's been nearly 13 years since the "c tern st3r rode into the sun ct, and there's still some family talk: as to whether the site should be marked. Generally, I a'oid cemeteries like death itself, but the one-hour visit with Edie was strangely comfoning. Hui.band Gtnt, the Irvine-based photojournalist, had assembled her closest friends at graveside fo r dedic:ition of her plaque. and I had this notion that my recently departed ¥.ife "as standing there beside me. Edie left us Aug. 9, preceding dear Kitty by 11 weeks, and maybe they're continuing their marathon telephone sessions over the celestial airw:avcs. There ¥.as a beautiful moment when Rabbi-emeritus Jostpb Smith of Beth Shalom in Whittier. and Rabbi Ell Spitz of B'nai Israel in Tustin, were leading the assemblage in the reading of the 23rd Psalm. The afternoon skies had been leaden "ith a threat of rain, but just as they were intoning. "He restore th my soul..." the sun broke through. or movie star John Wa)OC would have :appreciated the sheer theatricality of the moment, that briefly dazzling radiance, and perhaps he did. I've no way of knowing. Maybe il's something '"'e'll talk about later on. but not just yet. When I made that debut appearance in the office of Pacific View Memorial P:ark Well, the cemetery people can keep a secret -but I couldn't. 1 told Mr. AdJin that I wanted to tell Mr. Wayne a fascinating bit of information 1 had lc:imcd the other night. I had learned that one of the Duke's grandsons, by way of first w1f e Mtllnda Munoz.. is about to be ordained iu a Roman Catholic priest. The information had come from someone on high. very high, and apparently wasn't even known to some family members especially the ones who aren't p~cticing Catholics. 01' ·movie star John Wayne would have appreciated the sheer theatricality of the moment, that briefly dazzling rad iance. and perhaps he did. I've no way of knowing . and Mortuary, Mr. Acklin - who said that he reads these earthly offerings -greeted me with an unexpected embrace. l assured him that I wasn't sta);ng, just visiting, and the friendly man said he· understood that. Next time, maybe, we'll be able to pend more time together. Jtny Kobrln'1 col•ma nJnl Tutsd•ys, Tbursd•J'S and ~turd•p. Interesting, said Mr. Acklin, but he held firm that it wasn't sufficient C3use to distancing thcmsehes Crom Pat Buchanan; frie nds bu t not )-Ct supporters. In Orange Count), Republican regulars hke Rep. Robert Dorn:rn and Asscmbl) man Gil FerguM>n ha\e pledged their loyalty to Presidenr Bush. Thb could change raptdl)' 1f the recession deepens m California and as Buchanan '!t campaign de\ clops "legs," as consultants say. Conservatives in California. especially Lhosc in Orange County, ha\C been deep!) disappointed" ith the president's abandonment of consef\at1\e principles, especially when he reneged on his "no new taxes" pledge. A credible consef\:Hi"e alternatt\e could "ell encourage manv Cal1forn1ans to \OlunLce r for .:Buchanan's brigades." The presidcnl's failu re to live up to consef\at1\e e'<pectations b similar 10 Go\. Pete Wilson's betrayal of the Republican right ''ing. Wilson \\3S sho.,.,ered ''Ith tea bags at the Republican Con,.cntio n last autumn, remini cent of the Do:iton Tea P3rt). Buchart\ln's assault on the Ki ng Gcorge.1, as he call the President. b similarly ladened with ~)mbob, from the American Revolution. When the presidential campaign arrives in California, Bulhanan Y.111 correctly lump Du!>h and \\. 1lson together a., traitor:i to the cun'>Cf\ ath I! cause. Tht) \\'111 hc1ghtln the mob1hiatton ol cun cf\ati\e \Oteri. on primal) d:i). The more suc:ccssful Duchanan I) at mob1lJzmg the right. the greater the lt~clthood thJt th~ tY.o consef\ ati\e candtd•ttcs for the Scn.;itc. Bruce Her~ hcn~ohn Jnd Wilham Danncme\cr. \\ iJI be the Republican nomin°1.:e~ 1n No\Cmbcr. Tom Fuente). commandant of Lhc OC Republican Part), ha alrc!ad) conceded a!t much '' ith hopeful an11c1p.ltlon. Good ne~~ for c:onsef\ativc), but bad ne"s for the Republican Part> come :'\o' ember. Dcmcxr;.it1c cand1daLcs for the t\\O Senalc :.cats '>tand a mu1.:h beuer ch.;ince of \\toning the general elccuon running again)! conllCf\all' e:i than they do aga1mt Republican moder ..ites like John Sc) mour or Tom Campbell. ~1oderate Republican~ undcr:.tand this better than Dcmocrat:i ''h"h Ill ''h)' the) 're !.campering for "J)s to derail Buchan.in' campaign before 11 :irmo in the Golden State. On rare occa,1ons, Republicans can be J) o,clf-dc')trUCtive as Democrat::. If )OU \\ant a Democrat 1n the \\hue Hou!.e and t\\O OC\\ Demo.:rauc enator:i from C:ilifornia, )Ou ha\c to be cheering for Pat Duchan::in. .\fork P. Pctracca uachcs polirical scitnct at L C/ and 1s a n ·gular rolumnist for tbt J>1Jot. How to get involved! This i your community newspaper, and we'd like to hear from you. You can become an active participant in the Daily Pilot'~ Community Forum page. ~Call the lk•ders' Hotlint (6-'2-6086) and lea1;e you r mc»age. While we "'elc"'lfi:ae all comments, y,e'll onl) publbh comment from those \\ho lca\e a name, city and phone number. ~Call tht Editor. If you have a qucsuon or want to file a complaint, call Editor William Lobdell :at 642-·'321. ~Write a truer. Please be as brief as possibl e. Longer letters "ill be con idcrcd for the Community Commentaries. ~fail )OUr letter to "Letters," 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627 or fa.'< to 646-4170. lbolMl't wen ... recllliDntl lllY b•ma1lllllT Sludlntl W WHY DID IT BOTHER me "'hen the )oung woman tore off her SIO food stamp as 1f she "\\-ere tearing off a S200 personal check as she paid her S9 tab at a local supcrn13 rlct? I am all for he lping out the needy, and here l was crounging for change an my poc~ets 10 pay m} bill. I'm a college tudent. I am a needy person. I want Cree money 100. But at lea t I'm "11ling to "ork for part of It On top of that. all the college ~1J u ually get 1s a student loan or some cbusc 1n a gr.int that ma~c a grant a debt. \\ hy don't people "'ho recc1\e \\elfarc subl11dm~d b\ the go,crnmcnl cnt11kmerit programs hl\C to pa~ 11 t'i.l.:k \\hen and 1f lhC) get ahc:...1J'? I think the U.S. Go,ernmcnt hould help C\C.~f) college tudcnt "ho h.i · i.et CO.ll and can mJantJin J 3 ) ~mulJt \C GP.A. Thlt" "here I cc our fulure. the )Oung· future 1s Lhc educational ))tem no\\. I gue~ \\h:it re.ill} up cts ml! 1 thal !>OC1ll ecurity tAc!. up w much of the budget .u compJred to cdu.:at1on. Th1!1 means the cldcrh h:i"e a monopol) on a certain amount of the budse1 tic-.Ju'e the) h.l'e the highest-paid lobb) j,1 in Wa h1ni:ton. I'm not sure: ho"' many lobb) 1 ts in \\'a h1ngton 'AOrk for the local PTA or college tudcnt It JU't bug) me. Vote. all or )Ou please. BRADLEY S~EAD 1\c"pon Be.ich How to contact your legislators NEWPORT-MESA Nllli:.D OranJC"'-ood. 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Popov, who spoke through an interpreter, added that incongruity of Russia's currency is now one of the larsest obstaclea facing U.S. companies seeking to do business in his countty. He said he believes that problem will be overcome, but in the meantime, foreign companies can be successful by taking profits in rubles and reinvesting in their Russian ventures. necessaiy to do business." Foreignen are atill not allowed to own land in Russia, Popov sa.id, but a reccntJy enacted law allows outsiders to lease property for up to 99 years. Greater concerns are the lack of business infrastructure and perceptions that brim to p9blc officials are required to do bmloess in Russia, he said. infrutructure. He said that rather than giving financial aid to Ruaia, the U.S. pemment should do things that f09tcr more trade and business partnerships between the countries. tow-ftyina aircraft that could apply chemicals to cropa without dama&Dll neatby parcels. While be acknowledged difficulties in doing business in Russia, Popov said the Russian marketplace offen potentially great rewards for those willing IO take risks. He said he believes U.S. busineues can stan selling their goods or services in Russia more quickly and more efficiently by not bothering to forge partncnh.ips . with Russian contacts.. as recent law changes allow foreigners to do ~usincss without a local partner. By Tony Cox Busillss E<llDr COST A MESA -While even be wouldn't pretend that doing business in Russia is an easy venture, the mayor of Moscow delivered some advice and some encouraging news when he came to town last week 10 speak 10 local business leaders. "Contemporary business has a huge infrutrucnue -banks, insurance compaaiea, transportation companies - and noae of this infrastructure bas been created in Russia," Popov said. To date, Popov said, businesses and the government in the United States haven't done enough to take advantage of opportunities in Russia. He said that while there arc onJy five or six large U.S. projects in Russia, relatively smaU Austria has 30 major ventures. "I think it's time co start business in Russia," said Mayor Gavriil K. Popov, a leading free-market economist in his home country. "There arc still many "That's why some companies, like McDonald's, do efficient business," Popov said. "They make a relatively good profit and use it for buying new enterprises for the same rubles. That's why I believe tf\at it's possible and Popov, who was brought here to speak to members of the Orange County Industrial League, said he believes the U.S. government should help Russian officials in establishing such an Popov said, too, that the governments can work together to accomplish common goals, such as conversion of military industries. For example, be said, U.S. military officials met twice last year with their Russian counterparts and came up with many ventures they could work on together, such as creating a "Any businessman is afraid when changing a business profile, producing new goods or going to a new countty.'' Popov said. "But business is based on risk, and only risk can create profit." GIONIS: Second trial set to begin next week From A1 didn't make anything up. Every- thing we ha"e came from the mouth of Evans himself . . . A huge amount of work was basically ignored." Millard is expected Friday to determine "'hether Evans and his colleagues can be subpoenaed to tes11fy for the defense. "The testimony we seek will show there have been unholy alli- ances in this case solely for the purpose of com·icung Or. Gionis," Futerfas said. Evans could not be reached for comment Monday. Accused of masterminding the October I 988 beatings of John Wa}nc 's daughter and financier Roger Luby, Gionis' first trial ended with a hung jury in Decem- ber 1990. Prosecutors refiled con· spiracy and assault charges against the Pomona orthopedic surgeon and after more than a year of de· lays, his second trial is now slated 10 begin April 6. Prosecutors believe Gionis paid a private investigator, Oded Darnel Gal. about $40,000 to have Wayne and Luby attacked. At the time, Gionis and Wayne were em- broiled in a bitter divorce and cus- tody battle O'-Cr their infant daughter. ~""'·-Thomas Gionis, left, is accused of plotting attack.on Aissa Wayne. Wa) ne and Luby were returning to Luby's 22nd Street home near the Upper Newport Bay when two men jumped them, smashed their faces into the concrete, pistol- whippcd Luby and slashed his Achilles' tendon. Four men, including Gionis and Gal, were originally named in the conspiracy. Gal and one of the al· legcd hitmen, Jeffrey Soucy, turned state's witnesses. The sec· ond attacker, Jerrel Lee Hinter- gardt, confessed to his crime in the final moments of his trial and was sentenced to eight years in prison. Gionis has maintained his in· nocence, and his attorneys con- tc nd prosecuto rs extensively prepped Gal and Boucy, even get- ting them to lie on the stand and change their testimony. In his re- quest to disqualify the prosecution, Futerfas acc~scs prosecutors of baiting witnesses by first telling their theory of what happened and asking the witnesses whether they agre~. Futcrfas contends Evans himself admitted using this tactic when the veteran prosecutor said in a dcpo· sition, "I don't think I was listen- ing for the answcrs ... it was prob- ably one of those interviews where I just say, 'Hey, here's the facts I've got.. Stop me if I'm wrong.' " Defense attorneys also insist prosecutors struck dcaJs with Gal and Soucy for their help and then directed them to deny any prom· ises were made. This contention was supported by a legal motio n Gal filed la!.t year against the District Attorney's office, claiming prosecutors neve r held up their end of a pica bar· gain. Gal claimed prosecutors promised him luxury accommoda- tions in the Newport Beach city jail, a misdemeanor sentence and no more than eight months' jail time in exchange for testimony against Gionis. But prosecutors repeatedly de- nied such a deal existed and in February 1991, a municipal court judge stru ck down Gal's motion. PLAN: Debate continues regarding Haag's expansion From A1 ter plan can't provide much more detail than building heights and envelopes because of the constantly changing nature of health-care tech- nology and practice. should be preserved because it i-; home to nu- merous birds and animals. poocnts contend this would protect the wet- lands and views Crom the blufftop bicycle 1>3lh, prevent noise and traffic pollution along busy Coast Highway and save the hospital at least $6.5 million. Hoag plans to enhance wetlands elsewhere in the city to make up for building over the marsh. Hoag executives spent three years on the plan and say they made numerous changes, in· eluding addmg landscaping and lowering build- ing hcighlS, in response to community con- cerns. But neighboring homeowners and environ- mentalists, including Stop Pollutmg Our New· pon, contend the buildings on the lower cam- pus will still be too bulky and high and would be built on a sensitive wetlands area that Opponents also contend the abundance of methane and hydrogen sulfide gas in the area make the site a dangerous one for a health care facility, alt hough Hoag and city planners contend the mitigation measures proposed will eliminate hazards. But Hoag officials contend this dcnsjcy-sbift plan is unworkable because it would cram too much onto the upper campus, causing con- struction and traffic problems that would add at least $55 milUoo to costs. which would ulti· mately be passed on to patients. Neighbors and cnvuonmcntalists have pro- posed an alternative development plan that would move 50 percent of the planned lower· campus construction to the upper campus. Pro- Monday night, city planners also discouraged counciJ members from accepting the alternate plan. saying the proposal would mean larger buildings and would still require a separate ser- vice road for safety reasons. RECYCLE: City officials want to expand programs Correction From A1 In a proposed plan now being considered by the City Council, planners say the ci1J. sill have to expand recycling progflm~ for all households and businesses, dc- ve lop mulching programs for plant wastes and initiate public educa· tion campaigns to try and get peo- ple to reduce their waste. "We expect to be able to meet lhc 25 percent goal," city planner Ca rol Proctor said. "But the 50 percent is going to be really tough. It 's going to take everybody's co- operation." Already, a three·yca r-old Costa Mesa Sanitation D1!1trict program prevented more than 25 percent of the waste generated out of single family homes last year from reach- ing area landfills. Trash picked up at the 15,000 single family homes in 1own i taken by Costa Mesa Disposal to a sorting plant in Stanton, "'here machines sort out cardboard, metal, pJpcr and the u!lu:il alumi· num, plastic and glass containers. That effort represent~ about 18 BAY: Army Corps of Engineers to study area From A1 not." The problc:m of sediment and other matenals dra1n1ng into the Upper Newport Bay was minor until the late 1960s., when the area draining into the bay was limited to about 14 square miles, Robin- ~n said. Most of the area from the Santa Ana Freeway to the coast was swamp. Sediment and materials so3kcd into the ground. But residential development of the lrvme Ranch caused an 1n- crea!>e 1n the area that drains into the bay from 14 square miles to about 130 ~uarc miks, according to Rob1nwn. "lt'l> n good stnrt," Robi050n said of the U.S. Army Corps or Engineers study "IC it's successful and point to more ways for resto- ration of the bay -more power to it. If everything goes well, you might sec some dirt moved in six or seven years." percent of the total waste gener- ated in the city, Proctor said. To meet the initial 25 percent goal, Proctor said planners will work with the 18 different trash haulers in town to try and get a similar program going for apart- ments, businesses and industries in the city. Commercial businesses generate 46 percent of city waste. "People will have to really look at what they buy and what they use," Proctor said. The council is scheduled to take final action on the plan Monday. Decco • He.lrts ........................... Ace 4't Clubs ............................. 9 • Oiatn0nds ......................... 4 • Sp.;ldes ••••••• f ••••••I• t I••• t t••t J;,,i:,e A photo that accomp- anied a story in Saturday's edition of the Daily Pilot on Syh·cstcr Stallone's appe3rance in South Co:i t Plaza incorrectly identified Antonio ~gnolo. Cagnolo, owner of Antoncllo's Ri torante in South Coast Plaza Village, was shown standing next to Stapone. The Daily Pilot regrets the error. , Put your money In the right hand•. " Briefly 8ervlcn held for P1111ter Parry, 8& COSTA MESA -Memorial services were held Monday evening at Unitarian Univcrsalist Church for renowned local painter and 26-year Huntington Beach resident Jack Edward Parry. Parry died March 27 at the age of 65. An Indiana r.ativc, Parry came to ~Jifornia in 1957 1nd moved to Huntington Beach in 1966. He retired 13 years ago from a career as a high school history teacher but continued teaching world geography at Coastline Community College. His hobby of painting also became a secondary profession for him. His paintings of local landmarks, including the Huntington Beach Pier and the BaJboa Pavilion and the Cannery in Newport Beach, arc displayed at numerous galleries, shops and eateries throughout the Orange Coast area. Parry was active with the Unitarian Church and the Huntington Beach Art Association. He is survived by wife Joan: children Thomas (and wife Martina), Douglas and Diane; t'tliin brother Jim: brother Don; sister Kae; and mother Ruth. The family requests donations in Parry's memory be made to the American Hearl Associ.ttion. Free tows .-..... to ease trllftc tie-ups COSTA MESA -Starting this summer, motorists stranded on Orange County freeways will get a free tow Crom o new service patrol designed to help case traffic congestion. The Orange County Transportation Authority has approved a joint agreement with the Department of Transportation and the California Highway Patrol to stan the program using $250,000 from the county freeway call box fund. The total Sl.59 million Coltrnns and CHP progTam, which is pending final state budget approval, calls for 17 tow trucks to roam 40 miles or the busiest frce"ays in the county ~uring the most congested commuting hours. The following areas will be cove red by the patrol: I The San Diego Freeway bet~ecn the Los Angeles County line and Brookhurst Street exit in Fountain Valley; I The Riverside freeway between Beach and Kraemer. j The Orange Freeway between Ch3pman and Orangcthorpc: /The Santa Ana Freeway bct\\ccn Avery and Alton and bet'tlicen Harbor and Artesia. Officials hope to get the patrol running by July 1. Mottai could lace 40 years for fraud NEWPORT BEACH -A Newport Beach man faces up to 40 years in prison for defrauding investors out of $1.7 million in a mail and wire fraud scheme. George Miles Motte!, 29, promised to purchase precious metnls for investors but instead gambled ond speculated with his clients' money and then sold his company after eight months of opcnuion, according to federal prosecutors. Mottel was convicted of eight counts of mail and wire Craud by a federal coun jury and is slated for sentcncina June 8. Poltlcll satirist 11111111 to IPllk loclly Public television political satirist Mark Russell will bring his view of the 1992 election year to Ncwpon Beach on June 24 when he appears at the SS2 Club's annual meetin& to benefit Hoag Hospital, at the Newpon Beach Morriott Hotel. TickclS for the dinner and show, presented by the Hoag Hospital Foundation's President's Circle, arc S1S for SS2 Club members and $100 for non-members. For more information about the event and membership in the SS2 Club, call 574-7210. -By lbe D•l/¥ Pilot Chief Campbell wlJI Wre with UI IOIM ol the chmM,ID h9 Ml seen ln Newport Beach • they maw to hli depais'Liill, including types and areas of atme, the offk:erlraldent Nlo In Newport as compared to other dim our .a.. oftic9r tnlnlila 8nd rapc>nM time. He will a1to cllc:u• what we • ......,.. 8nd buMal owners can do to awkl being lnduded in the .e.tltk:I that pass through his offlct. WEDNESDAY. APRIL l . 1992 5:30 P.M. Rdrahmeata. 6:15-7:00 p.m. Pr011•• VIU. Non R••.....t (•••laln) SISIW..tCoa• ....... v New..,..tBa•c• FOi' l•h...tlo• Pl••• c.D: MMIH ' \ \ . -~\,I, ~-~ Newport ~ ... I ChelnNft. ....... It now tee , •• ,...,.,. •• D • ID 1w~-o1~ ·~°'~~..._ ...... lllft~ ................. ..., ........ ---.. S.....164 "I • ports • lnalra11Br1 a #PBaRB//ty 111 at n1 awn Sort of like driving n 946 'Woodie ,' but it's on the high seas S ome people form such an emotional · linkage with their boat that it tran- scends pride of ownership -and becomes an extension of their personality. Steve Ward and his 40-year-old tradi- tional wooden cutter Altair arc two of a kind. She loves the way his caring hands have mended her hurts and restored the beauty of her youth. While he bolds his head at a jaunty, prideful tilt as he sails past younger vessels or stands at her stem, sculling this proud lady to her berth. .. 1c111r• Boating Steve and Altair arc classics! He says "She's got ced3r pl3nking, iron- wood kcelson, oak frames, teak horn timber and slcm. She's a cutter rig wilh a low aspecl ratio sail plan and doesn't h3vc much frcc- board so she doesn't fight the sea -it comes over and it 's gone. In the meanlime )'OU get a barh! Fortunately, the self ·bailing cockpit can only hold about 35 gal- lons of sea water!" Altair is an Atkins designed double ender cutter, 28 feet on deck, built in Gresham, Ore. She's very srurdy with 15,000 pounds displacement. Altair has a windvane so Steve can sail without power. In fact. for five years she had no bat· tery, radio or electronic navigation gear. He now has a radio and Loran, which share the same stem mounted antenna - so be can easily remove il when he wants her viewed with her traditional lines. The boat has unusual tapered stan- chions completely CO\-'Cred with "coach whipping" (an intricate and beautiful cov- ering of cotton line). It is obvious th3t dressing Altair for her historic role is a "labor of love" for Steve. As a cutter she has a 100 percent yan· kee and a 100 percent slays.ail, both over· lapping. He can also pull the staysail in· board and go to a sloop rig when he car· ries a large Genoa for light air. Dave ult· man built the sails for Steve, but taughl him how to hand finish them, including the ~rommets and rope lufts thus main- taining the traditional appc3rancc. Steve snys "Altair is a heritngc of the sea, sure, there's maintenance with the wood. but there's a feeling that she's - sort of alive -there's a personality to her. She doesn't bchnvc all the time - yet she takes care of you. Sure lh~rc's a lot of work -but I would rather pay the bpat, then pay the bank. "I really enjoy my time on the boat - with scralching down for varnish -tink· cfing with this or that -it~ an enjoyable c:ipcriencc, and then when you sail the 91oat -wow!" exclaimed Sieve. He has sailed in the Ancient Mariner ~ace in Long Beach for seven years and ~ Altair for five years at the Wooden 8oat Festival in Newport Beach. Now, be's Vice Commodore for Wooden HuU Yachl Oub, with over 100 wooden sail- boat members -from San Francisco to S.n Diego. While racing Altair in 1991 he won the first Annual West Co:ist Classic Series See BOATING/II --... Calvary a.el ....... john O'lri-•· · '-'-.............. .... 11 ~ ,. 11!'19 ..... baflt. ................... ... Al.of Dlwlahn IV •1111•• .._a., ... vlmahm Ml1llc ,_. ..... .,Loi ....... • March 31, 1992 Boatin~B2 The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot Sports Editer Reser Carlson •••• 642-4330 ext.387 Sports on TV-radio/82 Classified/84 Beasley still taking some lumps in his quest for a place in the sun with Angels By Richard DuM Spotts Wrbf E stablished vet· crans with fat contracts case their muscles into shape, come out of exhibition games early and bask in the spring training surroundings with little to worry about other than, say, a sore arm. Rookies challenge for jobs, and usu- ally there's at least a chance of them making the squad. Chris Beasley, however, the Angels' right-hander who pitched in 22 games a year ago, entered camp this season under rather peculiar circumstances with spring training wrapping up here in Palm Springs. He had no chance. Perhaps a victim of baseball politics, Beasley came to 'lo then I be- came a free ag,nt, only a month before spring training and without a team, so it left me in a bind. That would've been spring training with no- where to go but up. That 's up as in north, as in Ed- monton ... a s in , o nce again , . headed for the minor leagues. At least for now. to get married in L:ls Vegas on Feb. l, so he called the Angcb to get some general information about the 10...,n be- fore his weddi ng day. "It was Jan. 10, and that's -when 1 found out I wasn't with the te am any- rrore," Beasley said. ·:1 '>'asn't upset, 1 was more shocked. The dav l found out l was a free agent was alro the da) they told me they were going 10 re-sign me as a non-roster player. "Obviously, that's what 1 did bccau~e I was kind of limited al thal poin1. They told me they were going to protect me, but they didn't and I was prc\ented from signing with anybody else. "By Jan. 10, most teams have their rosters set, so I was kind of locked out at that point." Beasley, "ho made his major league debut last July 20 against Cle\cland, has pitched only five innings this spring. "They wanted to give 01her people a I oo k ," Beasley said. "I'll be there iC they need someone. l have n't pitched a lot of in· nings, but when I h av e pitch e d I 'v c thr o wn well. I feel, n o doubt , that I 'II be back up. 'T hey wanted to 1 give other people a look. I'll be there if they need someone. I haven't pitched a lot of innings, but when I have pitched I've I thrown well. I feel, no doubt, that I'll be back fine if I would've found out before Dec . 21 , but no- body called me. I was kind of dis- appointed at how they handled it.• --..U Angets pitcher "Before 1 got to (Mesa) Ari2ona. 1 kind of expected iw..,,~ ~o..tr"""' Costa Mesa's Chris Beasley is still bouncing ... and bouncing ... and bouncing ... "I e X· pectcd to go to Ed· monton, so I can live with iL IC I'm I up . . . I expected to go to Ed- monton, so I can live with it.' --Baff Angels pitcher to go to Edmonton because that's what they told me this winter," said Beasley, a non-roster pl ayer. "At the end of last season, I phoned the Angels and they told me they were taking me off the roster and my agent said I'd be a free agent. "But actually there was a misunderstanding because I wasn't going to be left off the roster, so they protected me all winte r. I was playing winter ball in Venezuela, so I was out of communication. Then I found out on Dec. 21, the last day you can be signed to a contract, that I had no contract with the Angels and that kind or hocked me. "So then I became a free agent, only a month befo re spring training and without a team, so it left me in a bind. That would've been fine if l would've found out before Dec. 21 , but nobody called me. I was kind of disappointed nt how they hnndled it." Beasley, 29, a Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College product, had planned there, then I'm nol going to worry about (not being with the Angels). H you just do your job, everything else '>'ill t:ikc care or itself." Beasley started last season at Edmonton, lhe Angels' Triple-A affilt3tc, and \\cot 3·5 with a 5.26 earned-run average in 89 innings. The Angels, his third profe~aonal organization since signiag \\ ith Cleveland in 198-i. ca lled him up l:ist July 8. He plnyed winter ball -in both Venezuela and Puerto Rico thi) p~t "inter - for the third straight off-season. "You ha,·c dead-arm periods. but )OU just h:i .. c to live through it," he said. "It's also three years in a ro'>' that I ha,en't been injured." Beasley has dabbled "'ith a split-finger fastball, but because of hlS middle rcltc,cr set-up man role, an)thing more than his fastball and curveball really isn•t neccssaf). Beasley might have had an unconventional off-se:i on, but he's ready lo accept the Angels' proposal and worl his '>'ay back up. Sailors are slipping in the mud, 2 -0 Tars absorb the setback at University By Richard Dunn ~Wl'tlf IRVINE -Areas of wreckage for New· port Harbor High: The No. 9 hiller in Univer- sity's lineup, and a • pitcher who couldn't remember the lnst time he threw a shut· out. Mika Anthony, University second baseman, blaslcd a two-run double over Newport Harbor center fielder Branon Coluccio's head in the second inning and junior left-hander Scott Mac· Dermott made the only runs of the game stand up as host University nipped lhc Sailon, 2-0, in Sea View League baseball action on Monday. In a makeup of last Friday's rainoul, MacDermott, wirh a stead)' diet of break.in& pilch~ ftrcd a two-hit white· wash while facina only three batten over the minimum. Univcnity {S-4, 1·2), which left the bases loaded in three of its si.x offensive inninp. applied the damaae with the bottom portion of its order while New· port Harbor (~·l, 0.2·1) wu unable to 10M MacDcrmott. . ..Riaht now, we're 1trualin1 with the bats." Harbor Coech Kirt Bates said. .. We only atniCk out two times today. We're pull~ tbe ball in pa.,, they just rnede the pt.yl. Justin Ketchum (New· port left fielder) hit the ball bard twice ~t field, but both tima they were .... hit tbe ball just .. hard .. they did -~ &heir balls hlld eyes and oundidll'l. MecDermon (2· I). •ho said he couW.'t remember his last shutout, aa~ up Ula drM linales to Mau Palaferri in the banh iaaifta and Qril Carden in the ~.._ He walked only two - Coluccio twice. "1'hat ._. IDaifta wat the only tiine I was worried. after I ~ • tMI bw bil (IO Car*ll).'" M~ aid. "'I fell • Oil I •• .,. the ....... Al of MJ •ftE .. I fch l'JOd. .,. IWO breMilll pltcMI ud "'1 f..abel. WWdt I ~ ill diff crent ipou." ln the ICcond infUat aaainst N~ .caner Ryan Andcnon ( 1·1 ), UDMr· sity's Jerry Apana sinalcd to ricbt and took Stt'Oftd on a thrcJ111Win1 error. fol· k>Wi• • walk to Riley Brcckcnridte. Stewart Vidaft•· Uni'• No, a bitter, .owed ~ ruanm iMo tcOri"I poli- tion Oft I liash but. P'*8dint t0 New- port fin& buccnan Car*• for u UMI· sisaed put out. Anthony fol&o-cd with a boocnina double 10 center. ~ both runncn. ""'The ball WU amttcd. •• 8e&a Slid. .. Andcnon Upt ua in the pmc, but WC jUIC coWdn"t tct My dutch bits." Andcnon. a rilht·handcr, waited fM and l&ruct out (1¥1 la rrwe iee1Ap ... -Wt two t.nen ud IC9aered • 9ut1. Newport nliewr Mila S.. worked oac acoule11 fr•••· S.TMMI 82 Tuesday March 31 1992 HIQfl sthool swinmino . Depth may be biggest asset By Richard Dunn Sports Writer Those who touch the edge of the pool first may not necessary produce the biggest splashes on Wednesday when Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor high schools clai.h in an important Sea View League dual swim meet for boys and girls. t.liddle-of-the-pack finishers could ha\e the greatest impact "hen the cross-town rivals meet at Cd ~t's Marian Bergeson Aquatics Center at 3 p.m. "This is going to be an overall battle," said CdM girls coach Doug Voiding, whose te· ns have won five consecutive league cham- pionshi ps and si.x in the last seven years, but this spring the Sea Kings are expected to be pui.hcd by \\'oodbridge and Ne'' port. for Newport Harbor, 3-0 in d ual meets. senior Maureen Mclaren -headed ~ Stanford next ) car on a voile) ball i.cholar· ship -has already qualified fo r the CIF 3-A meet in the 100-yard free (55.9). I 00 back { 1 :02) and 200 inJiv1du.1l mcdle) (2:23). Last year. l\lclarcn was an All- American con:.1Jeration in the 100 b.1.:k {58.8) alter fintl>htng tn the t11p lo in both the 100 free and 100 ba.:k in the C lf 3·A finals . hei.hm:in i.ensation Rachel Arro''· ho,,e,cr. might be the b1g- gc't concern for Cd ~1. Arro" "' ims the 100 free in 57.8 ;rnd the 100 bunerfl~ in l ·07. both C\CCp· Brian McAllister is Corona del Mar's major weapon in the butterlly. tional times. Cd~t is led by freshman Mela- nie Pdb. who has already quali- ficJ for the CIF 3-A meet in the 100 bu11crfly ( 1:02.9) and 100 free (57.2). All three of CdM's relay team~ -mc<llt.:v, 100 free and 400 free -ha' e qojlJfied for Cl F. The Sea King' ,\re also led by !>cntor An:l Fcrrart, an exchange !>tuJent from BraLil ''ho swims the brea,htro"e and 111dl\ 1dual med- lq. \'olJ111i.: h.1~ lnur seniors -free:-t\kr~ ~l1d1dk \\'htllln. Susan lhrl..e~ \',tknc D.tlton anJ Geor- gina A'ch -"ho .ire fou r-year \Jrsity .,,,immcr., Senior Karen Thom.1,. the ,dwor!> '.1lcJ1l·tori.rn. ill Cd~ I \ qu 1ci..c.,1 bu tterfl} er .. The meet might come Ju,,n to the L.1'1 couple lll e'cnh."' Ne\\· pon Harbor ~iris coach Todd Kol- ber said. "ll 11 be back and fo rth throughout the first half of the meet. I'm sure it'll be one of the closest meets of the year." On the boys side, CdM senior Ted Simpkins has already quali- fied ' for CIF in the 200-and 500- yard freest} le, the returning league champion in both events. The Sea Kings arc exceptionally strong in the sprint freestyle events, led by seniors Drew De,ine. Alex Tah- moui.h and Robbie Tucker. For Newport I !arbor, bu tterOicr Brian McAllister. sprint freestyler Bretl McAllister, distance free- stylc r Nathan Anderson, sprinter Lee Laflamme. brcaststrokcr Tyler Geffcnc~. bad.stroker Paul Backus and middle-distance frce- styler J.R. Kendal arc the top swimmers. MacPhail finds gold :-.E\\ PORT UEACll r\u.,tralia-... J:.1m1c minJ back in S~dney, mal-..ing the Ira n ition easier for the crc" to handle," said ~tacPhail. MacPhatl outlastcJ a lkct of ~ll Etchcll\ 22 to take back home the Spring Gold Cup. hosted by Newport Harbor Y;icht Club on Sunday. "l\e i..iilcd in Newport Beach in '85 Etchells Worlds and again in '87 North Americans. The '' indshtftl> were pretty tricky but I'm getting used to the trends, especially the late nights at Ma- h'1rkc}S. We plan on flying back this summer for the Etchell North Americans in Long Beach." The fou r race reg.111 :1 included in1crn.1t1onal compc11t1on from ~1acPha1l anJ fcllo,~· .-\ui.1r.1liJn boat builder Ian Bashford. The Aui.s1cli. who are kno"n for the hean air cond111on,, !>ho"cd the lo- cals that the) \Jn ·:.atl the light air oil ~c,,port Beach. a' the af1ern11on sh1f11ng brccLc' hclJ !>leady at ,e,en l..not' Robert Kinne~ anJ ~ •• i.. M.1J1g.111 ol '-c"port Harbor 'l acht Club. ''ent tnto the la't r.1.c ttcd \\tth ~tacPhad at 6.75 ptitnt!>. The r\u-.,1c' pl.iycd the "ind1:>hifts enough to cove r the locah frnm gct· ung ahead. cai.1ng to a :!-point nurgtn. Bever. K1nnc),~lad1gan. M.1c Phatl ;1nJ Dtll Menninger each won a race. an tndicat1on of the )trength of the fleet M.1cPh.1il t:>om1\\ed Tull Hogan'!> boat W1hJ lm/1 of Nli'l C. "ho ".1' '>t<lc· li ned for the \\Cckend. r\mcr11:.i"s Cup \'Cte ran Phil Skidmore of the ·Au!'O tr.11i.1 11 .. ~\IH.licate. Jnd Northsnib Au tralia ,,1ilm;1J..cr l\l1.:-h:1d Coxon crc"cd \\ith Bashford and l\1.1rJ.. R1d1:11J~on of the "Spin of Au tralia" crc,,cd "11h :-.1.1cPh.1il. The l\\.O-boat Au\tralian program has bc1: n tn the United States the p:ist ''cd: 1c .. 11n12 l1l!ht air s~11ls for the North Amcri- .:a n:> and the f;1d1db :?'.! Wo rld in Larchmont, ~c'" YMJ... thii. S..:ptcml>cr. 1 Ja'"•e Ma;.Pl'a I t O i5. 2 R K>rvlty N l.'ad.gan 12 75 3 Kt!S CIM· en 15, ~ Fleet \'.~ ~e 16 5 Oon Be.er 32 75. 6 l<en Frost, 33. 7 Tom CO<'>e!'~ 35 8 Gw111 01:: 36 9 l41 Saslllord 42 10 Ro0e11 MMSlll! JS 11 C'..;J1;r. HJrlCN • t 2 6JI MflY" "IQt! 52 ~5 13 B, S:Jm9ity 54. '-I J :i 8Jt-l'lt,;~~'!I 55 '5 lU• tr S~ e Cl 5; 16 f,.eJStl\Slr. ·~ 62. 17 Crag l vons O 18 G l n Dav.es. 6J 19 Sw ~~ Sruan iO, 20 J~k Ca~ non 78 "The boat wa:> f.1:>t, n·s setup pre\\) cln-.c Ill BOATING: From 81 for his fleet. He abo got perpetual honors at the Ancient ~1.1r111cr' Race for fi ri.1 sloop to fin"h He won the fot Ne,,port Bu.11 Festival Regatta. Ste-.e 1-. qu1cl.. to point out that A/tJlf is compctllt\ e -...hen racing her o-...n ~ind -da'· sic wooden boats -but nut mod- ern racing boats. Two years ago the~ pro,cd their PHRF hanJ1cap \\J) JU!>llficd \\hen they entered the l\tid· Winters and finl'>hcd l.i'>I -he bughs "hen he ~a\5 the commit· (CC boJI h.1J 10 \\Jll J half ,tn hour for Alt:iir tu come aCrl>SS the line. Cru1~ing 1s h1!. real lo,e. He and l11s spouse, Patt y Olackman. cn1oy the islands -the backside of <. atalina. Anac..ipa. and or the 1.,thmus. When making the cro-.~- 111g they set the windvane -rc..id :.i ~ook -and cruise to pc.ice anJ ttJtC t. Steve is senou ly pbnning nn ·· 1round-the-world" cru1i.e tn the near future -but is torn cmotion- .11ly when he thinks about g1Hng up his beloved Alt:m for a )Jrgcr t'oa t fo r such a voyage. Dc .. ot1on has him on the horns of a d1· lc:mma. But don't 1ell A /t;.11r' 0 As days grow longer and no-...crs open their bright faces, boater; conjure up mental picture' o f their )Ummertime ac11vi11cs. Some env1- s1on balmy winds and cloudlcs ~kics as they lie at anchor tn a Catalina cove -or is it really n TELEVI 10 "'4 W~n'a Ila kttl>all 111 .a m Div II final, ESP!'-1 Yat.t.t ltadft& t-loon /\mcttCa's Cup, ESPN Pnt llaall.ttbell ~ 'lO pm 0 1pp(,.,.Detro11. SC ~ rm -uken·Rodcts. Ch 9 RADIO t .itlMUN BewMll 10 .am -llou ·Dod en.. KA.BC ('NC}) t pm SD Anicb. KM PC (110) Pre ... w .. u ~ p rn -1 At.en-Hou .. Kl.AC (S70) I .. South 1'.1ul1c Jl!lll t1r one 11! the m.in~ nid\ l'>l.trtJ., otf thl· c11.1"t 111 Grce,l'' lm.1c1n.111,111 lan 11,· ,1 ·ra~~r111t .. 11; 1.1r 11!1 I nJ, lm.11.:in.tl1<1n .:rc.1tcc..l a \\Ondcrful \\orkl l1>r tlll'~t of u., dunllL: ou r dulJhol•d -.1 pl.11.:c tntll ''I ••h \\e !>tcppl.ll Yiht:n lhtr .,urr,1unJing., became dull. 'Uuatrng .. "' a "on- derful hoob\ ..., h1ch allo"'" u-. to recapture ... ~me of the fret J0m and e\utcmcnt of nur )Outh Ooats pro-.1de a h.1b1tat 111 ''h1ch \.\e arc free to rellecl our penon.rl lJstc\ .inJ 'Pini of ad,enturc \\ e ha\ e the dw1ce of 'harinJ.? tlm '>pect.tl pl.1,e \\tlh f'r1cnJ,. l)f tlUf lhllll'-111..: \,. '"•rrcr" \\(rule '>ti· pre me u, l1111tr.l't. \\C an: m1n11.,.·11k \\hC 0 n \\C l!O to ... c.1 -th ti ,l\\C· ome C:\( an'c ''h11..h rc.1d l'!> h.rd, O\l r ~ lln\ 1lf h1'>lrlr. -111tl htild:. boundlc" fll\\IC:r1c' hcl1 1\\ her gltmmt: rtnl! .:urfacc She hc, uml·' our m1,trc'' -U\uall) l..111d .ind gentle -hul OcCJ'>IOnalh llcn.:c and brnt.il! \\'c rc.,pt:\'.I her 'll· pre me 111thl1rtt}' 1k11 ·, ''II\ 111.1,1 uf u .. '1: l'\ure nnl't rdalt\l h ..,hnll d1-,1.1mc.' lrnrn .,hmc anJ th-: cnm- fott~ nl Imme p1irt. b 11 th1' Jl'' k.1r' rel 1111111-,hip that r1:\\.1rlh u' "llh a .,c.n'c of grat1l1l.1t11u1 \\hen \\C: return a' "ma~ler llf·thc-,ca'' .. Thc-.1: kcl111~' •m: not ''"1 n nn one·~ 'kc'c or· ca~tl}' de::1d1lied )'Ct, thc'f ma}' lie deep 1n our heart 0 NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB 1992 Spring Oold Cup lnalde ca ..... T WlChel-12 -1 Rlf\00 Wagnrr (~ 8'y R.icino C~bl Snipt (held ol 5) -t Stnt Kifl'tblt ......... CG1t01 -LI II S....11 CGlltt-t lO ~ ,_,.. -0-. Wiii. °""" c... 1 lO 1t1;11 tt!leel -L...-... II C.. l \~ l~ 11 t ._ • l IS C-\!• II"° 3 IS T•""'' c-. ,,.,,. -~ "" c-. • 2 ~ --Cl'rfl'-'• ' 1111\ ~ c-.. --'"""". °' .. CGUl J '"' "'Ill ._,., '°" -C.. .._ 11 Tl19Uet ._, l 0 l.-e9IKll•l--11• T,_...,..,.... .............. -'-*"·~ .... ,.,,,.. tl.HYCJ CFJ (l1c1a ot 5) -1. lrevor and Oerck S ms 1cvc1 2 Cra10 Bentley (OPYC). Slt'!OI Cl (field ol 231 -1 Taylor 8.wier IBl'ICI. 2 Adam Yoshida (BCYC), 3 Kent Turner 1r-;HYC). 4 Mervu1 Yoshida (BCYC), 5 JeM1lcr Warnock (M8YC). 6 Adam Tomalas tNHYCI SJ!>OI C2 (I 'd ol 11) -1 Jimmy Herman tHHYC( 2 Sara S1bla (BCYC). 3 John Warnock (MBYCI. 4. Matthew Hanuno (MBYC) Sabot Ct (field of 16) -1. Andrea Ca.Mo (BCYC). 2 Clllls Woodward (SYC); 3. Ashley Lo~wy (BYC). 4. Jent11fer Porter (NHYC). . Sabot 8 (held ot 19) -1. Nattwl Oooham tBCYC). 2 Shetey Caplan (BCYC), 3. Mini El· l on (BCYC) 4 Steven Hociwt (MSYC). 5 Karen Alkins (~•BYC) Sabot A (field o1 32) -t. Ken Wald (BCYC). 2. l yler Pruett (SOYC); 3. Edward V;.-Os (SWY'C). 4 UZZie Cof!m (NHYC); 5 J '1 Droege (HHYC), 6. Bret iltsmeistet ( PYC). 7 Chad W11Comt> {SOYC). Outside ClaHea Etchells 22 (held of 21) - 1. Jamie 1.'a~PN I (RPAYC). 2 Robert Kmey-Nick Ma· c: 9an ( .HYC). 3 Kers Cl.ltlstn (RYC). 4. fleet Wh le (NHYC). 5 Don Bever (NHYC) J-35 (l1efd of 13) -1 Barney and St~e Film (LBYC), 2 Dick Vetthocn (Ventln SC), 3 Jatk Hamiton (NHYC), 4 Stan Yoeum 1CBYC) 5 Lary Harvey (ASYC). Schock 35 (field of 4) -t. Carolyn Hardy/ '·' •1K Reardon (BCYC) SrteJds (liekl of 4) - 1. Aaton Hol~#ay (UCISA) 0 BAHIA CORINTHIAN YACHT CWI Angel,...n Serl••• Race 2 Clm A -1 Passion 2, 81ft fO(Syihe, BCYC. 2 Skysail, ROC> HWberv. ecvc. Class B -1 SludoO, Pal.ti 1t1d laura s11vp. ecvc. 2 Jirty Two. Woods/Kemo~. BCYC. 3 Sottem. Oetns Rosene. BCYC Class c -SliflOShOC. e.1 M~/J.tlne$00, CPBYC, 2 Vortex. Bruce TwlChell. SBYRC, 3 Amorous. Cl'llek ttonand, SCYC. Class 0 -1 Pussyut. John Sn~. WC. 2 Obsession. Bil AoPs. SSYRC: 3. Elan. Doug and Sindy MJls, BCYC . 0 Bob Mnr• boatln1 column In tbt 0 111/f Piiot tttry Tw d•J'· -----------------------=-==--=-=-~-~~ --------------------------- Top 10 Orange County high school baseball Piiot Mlectlona Poe., team record 1. HunUnaton Beach 10-0 2. Mater Del 8-0 3. Capistrano Valley 5-1 4. Saddleback 7-1 5. Santa Margarita 7-2 6. Edison 4-2 7. Ocean View 6-3 8. Brea-Olinda 6-1 9. Santiago 6-3 10. El Dorado 6-4 Standings ... va.wa......-L...... °"'9nlt WLT WLT ~II 200 71 0 Corenadet.._ 1 1 0 4 2 0 Tus1in 1 0 0 3 3 0 Woodllndge 0 0 t 3 1 0 New,.,t HarMr 0 2 t 3 4 1 Urmrsltj 1 2 o 5 4 o .......... ac- ~2. ........ MarhrO TMet'• 0-(~tS c-.. -• WodridOe .......... Gwel1:11) c-..... l. M-.-tMwW •~ liMnltY • WOOClwfdQt TARS: .. From 81 Harbor returns 10 action on Wednesday when they take 1he rand against Saddle back High 's league-leading Roadrunners. ll!A VIEW LEAGUE Unfwentty 21 Newport Harbor 0 NEWPORT UNIVERSITY 81trhW ebrhW McKown. 2b 3 o o o Youno. ss 2 o o o Stewart, SS 3 0 0 0 AMOll. clh 3 0 1 0 P~ari. r1 3 0 1 0 fUlltf, d 3 0 1 0 Boftn.311 3 000 ~.c 2000 C.den. 1~ 3 0 I 0 Vogl tb 3 0 0 0 Rogers. c 3 0 0 0 ApaN. " 4 \2 0 Anamon, p 2 o o o &cwtdoe. 3112 1 1 o l<tlctun. I 2 0 0 0 VtdwQe. II 2 0 0 0 CoUc11> ct O o o O Ntltorrf. 211 3 o t 2 Totals 22 0 2 0 Totllls 24 2 6 2 lcOfo by IN\lft99 Newport Harbor 000 000 0 -0 Un!Yorslty 020 000 X -2 E -Newport Harbor 1, Unhersitt 1 LOS-Newpan H¥tlOf 3, lk\;enoty 13 28-An:!l-orrt. ~ S8 -VOi.Wiii t.tcKcv.n. IP H ft ER 88 SO M.wport Harbor Anderso!l l. 1·1 5 6 2 2 s 5 Eldoe 1 000\ t Untvorw"1 ~Dermott W, 2·1 7 2 0 0 2 2 H8P-VldwQe (by Anclersoll}. H30111S (by Meler· sOl1). Fue!et (by h die). T-t SS Celebrity hoops at CdM ~ l A celebrity basketball game, featuring Coron:i del Ma r High's f:tcu lty nnd alumni playing ·against ce- lebrities, will be held in the CdM gym on Saturday. Stars slated to a11end in- clude Michael Bendett i ("21 Jump Street"), Ste\e Durton ("General Hospital" and "Out of This World"). Dan Clark (Nitro on "Americ:in Glatliators"), J ulie Mc- Cullough ("Growing Pains") and Alphonso Riberio ("Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and "Silver Spoons"). All celebrities arc tenta- tively scheduled and appear- ances may change. The tip.-off for the event is 7 p.m. Tickets arc o n sale at the school's ASO office and will be sold at the door for $5. Celebrities will be free to sign autographs at halftime. , .-Prep goU ranldDgs 0r..._. Cwntr T-. 10 1HZ M.-HuA SCPQNCIF fttlnl 1 lhfl a Torv n1 TIDlco .-. 131 3. ~ .. tanc .. , 1H1 4 ~ 8eld\ 109, S Dana Hi S. 16. 6 Mle, &Cl, 1. ~. 35, 8 . C...... clel Mar, ~2\\J 9, S11W1Y Hiiis. 31; 10 lJQIN tUs. 25 . UtUe League Deep sea HIPll .... __,... ........,..._._, .. ,.~ ..... ..... , .... 1 ............. ,, ..... MVft'9 &..-. -J ... • ..,._ 1' .... II < .. ._,_._._ .. .,......s1•• ....... ,---~·---· .... ..... , ..... ,.....,...,._ ..... ........ .., ... ...._ .. ,...... ~-------- • U111efly Rogers' seventh-inning run does it for Orange Coast, 1-0 COSTA MESA -Steph1ni Rogcn scored from third i on a throwing error in the seventh to break 1 scorclcu ~ tie and lead host Orange Coast ~ollcgc to a 1-0 Or-_..../'... __ _ ange Empire Conference so(lb:lll victory o-ver Fullerton Monday. h. d · h Rogers reached on a throwing error, advanced t~ t 1r . w11 two outS. and came home nftcr Fullert on catcher Kim Fritts threw , wildly to third trying to pick Rogers off. . . Orange Coast improved to 18-6 overall, 8-2 in conference. while Fullerton fell to 17-10, 6-5. OCC's Alb hn Nelson ( 12-4) struck out fi\;e and ~llowetl ~nly three hits and has now allowctl only t"o earned runs 1n 62 innings againse OEC opponents. Oranw• Co•t 1, Fullerton O 000 000 0-0 3 3 MeltOn 000 000 l -1 6 0 °':~:s1 and frlllS; Ndson and Toler. W-Ne!son (12-4). L-Guttmo (lS·IO). 28-Luts(ll (OCC) . Coast women top Foothill, 7-2 Orange Coast College's women's lcnn.is team (11-1·1 ;A overall) tuned up for a . ~u.sy week ~vllh n 7-2 non- confcrcnce verdict over vtsating f oo1h11l College Tues- day . Ot•ne• Coast 7, ,oothlll 2 ~ . Slnafes: Hwen (Food) clef. Ellis. 6-3, 6-3, Wlbuef (OCC) def! O&IV. 6-1. 6-3. Jamon. (OCC) clet. Cardozso, 6-1. &-2. CllTml (OCC) def. Sw.eenty, 8·1. 6-t , Gr..tsiiw (OCC) clcl Ku\ 6- 0. ~ ~:-~· !i~·.Jamont.Cimn. &-3, HI. &-3. 'Wll!Mf-Bis (OCC) de1 CanlOzo-SWeeney, 8-4. 6-2: ~brano-Grllesi>tt (OCC) def Haun-Ono. Ml. 6-2 CdM sq ueaks by Dana Hills DANA POINT -Mark Mason und Dave Dorse~, Corona del Mar High's No. 3 doubles learn, '.'on their • • final set to tic the match, allowing CdM to wm a non· ,,,,,_, league boys tennis match in total games. 77-73. after :i 9-9 deadlock with host Dana Hill . The Sea Kings (6-0), ranked No. 2 in the CIF 4-A, han~ed Dana Hill (6-l ), ranked No. S, itl> fir~t etbad.. CdM \\35 playing without senior David Dain, its No. 1 singles pl.i)Cr \\ho ""~ nurs- ing a sore c..ilf. CdM junior Brian Walden :>\\~pl in No. 2 ~tngl~ a.s t ~e Se:i Kings avenged los~cs to Dana Hills in bac:k-to·baek year , mclud· ing the 1990 ClF 4-A ~emifinals. The Sea Kin~~ ho~t Northern California po"'er Pinc Wood tod:>y (3 p.m.) tn a non-league match. . Corona dol Mar t 1 Dana Hiii• 9 t (Cofone dol Mllf wtn• 77·73 In1amHI Sln11 .. : Modes (CaMI losl to Onscoll 6·7 (2-7 l.<btt~tf). ad .lollti, fi·O. Ctis:tr. 6-0, NM· Cltn (Cc!M) won. 6·3. 6-t. 6-0. 8if\aoet tCclM) loS1. 0·6 2 6. 1-8 DoublH: llly¥1·Welf!S!e.n J:;1) c:t1 l\trld-~;rn 6-1, le$\ to ~-klrt 4·6 Land· blld·NMtn, 3-6. JWllQCt·fNC (CdMJ 111on 7-6 (7·5 Letm ... t'I) IOll •·6 D-6. Muon-Oont, (Cc!MI won. 6-4. 6·3. lost. 2-6 El Toro nips CdM by four stro kes NEWP ORT BEACI I -Corona dcl ~t:ir High soph- omore Craig Wcl~er took mcd.llLSt honor!> w1l h a l- over-par 36, but unbeaten El Toro earned a 191-1 95 non-lcngue golf decision over the Sea Kings Mondl) :it the Newport D~ch Country Club. .:! CdM's Brent Stulik and three El Toro golfer) shot 37. " 0 Toro 1'-!t c.,_. ffl llat 195 111 .. ~c. 9 holts. 11¥ 35 1 Cnoig Web (.C<IM.I. 36, 2 (le) 8ftnt s lW11. l!Nll Vef,o«ll 1m. ~ Wool4t:d;t (ET). 8llly M~SOll (El), 37 Monarchs trample Loyola, 14-lt SANT A AN A -Mater Dei High cutcher Darren Troilo tripled with the bases loaded to open the flood gates on a 14-0 Angelus League baseb:ill victory O\er Lo)· ola Monday, in a ma~c-up of Sat- urday's rainout. Troilo went 3 Cor 4 '' nh r. .. c RGI, while Jeff f ran lei addc<l three ROI "ith a 2-for-3 day at the plate. Keith Franl el went 3 THIS WEEK 'S TOPICS OF DISCUSSION ., ......... ............ ., • Clllll ••······ for 4 with :in ROI and three ru"9 for 1hi: Monarchs. \\ho impro'~ • to 8-0 overall. 2-0 in leJguc. ~ Rich Siha tru~~ out ~c\C~n at?d. allo"cJ onh two h1b in lM! ~h• out innings 'to gct his th1rJ \\in m a~ many deci ion,. M<OC\US \UOUC • lihiter 0.1 t •, L..,.i. "'-°" o•t ''° o-u '~ • ltv'M coo 000 o-0 • J Sl-.1 ~ 151 ,.._ 171 n l«* ~ r.tWft _.. c.... jfl .,., (A•..-#-SAi ll-CJ l -ZI-r. ~ 1. MA 1&.IDI 31-TlW i)(l1 lllll••••• ................ .. II you'd Mite ,,._ Lobt*ll ~ to .,,...,,_, Md lnlonn .., • ,..,,_,,... ,,.,tonnMtCe '°'your Ofpanizafim, ,. ... ""Bill Lobdell., 540-1224. , ._.,. 5 ,.,,.. mot-. •xcifinQ than your typical 0 .,, .... Tuesday, March 31, 1992 83 .... =--· W IDT.. MUC IOTICll PUIUC MOT1Cll flUILIC ll011Cllt! l r:..t..c•i9f;, ~ PUIUC NOTICU MUC llOTICll PU1UC NOTICll MUC IOTICll Af..oap~':r: ~·= iMiliM "'""""tto" •••ch, CA 11e1e .,.,. ... tor b6d, eAAL AND w1Nu1AL New90f1 awtt. CA t:1tt1 ,..,,.., PUIUC NOTecl "*"C IOT1CI Th11 !:Ml..._ 1. ~ Ml9'CIAL COHTlitOLI ......,_ b -~IOa ~ ........ le award9cl, aPJ)fO'IM and "'°"11 IQ.OW 200 '£ET Ttrme Of .... ~ In'-Ttle reglttr1111t(t) com-dua.d by. 8r1 ll'd\lldu9I =A~ "'-Nifr tMI •.--IAA-·rn--tubfeCt Pfoi-cta ecc~ .. com-MLUUAQl VlllTICAUY lul 1nOMW of ltle United INftCitd IO 1rlnUCC Duet-Plotlll1• ,......._ The ret11tat1t(1) com. ~~-::: ~~~ :arclal co'::'°re~ ~ -. edoPtd ~~U:~ T~~ ~°'~~":".: :T~N!:t•~= ~~=:..~ ~ ~~ ~~ ITANCa ~ °' " II -........ '* ·~Ol.2. .. ~ lht ..etln9 ~ 14, 1tta. t ;30 SAID LANO WfTH THE 8flCe ~~note .... .oow on ~ 1. ,... The fololWIO perlCIN TN fOllOollilng penont e~.. N1me(1) ...... 'ft4I 1n9iDiD ~ .. ·--r II t0 __,....., ,_. 1.lft ... dtte Ind llmt tor a euted ~ ~ 01 Ttutt JoM Vanian ltt dOirlQ buMIMI.. ~doing tMMnttt ... lbO~ on: Jatll.laly ti, nQN OP A '91Llte .. ..........lllld 1111 end addree9 of ltle l**ln putlllc htetlng tor a ftur· RIOHT TO EXPLORE OMd on ttla Pf°'*'Y llO fNt ....,,_. Wat -.CS ZOlTAH'DAVIO flNE.ltW· BEACHllOSS USA. '1180 1"2 ON .. ITI HAZAaoou'l .. = ~-= = :-::,~~ ... t-chaM Aor..m.ni Ind E• THEREOF. SEU. LEASE. I OICI. Ten pttcenr Of ~'!" ,.~ Cltftl of ELRY DESIGN, 3m E Newport Blvd • Colla CharlH c. ·~ WASTI TlWATMINJ 'A-No M of the ~ ....... aow IM&ucuone Wilh The AND REMOVE SAME, BUT 111'\0Unt btd to b9 a.pee---""'" ............ , on ~ Cout Hwy •A. COtona Ott ~ Caf,f ~1' Thia ....,,.,.. -llilld CtUl'Y ~ A NIWff ~ ~ Courtllftfl9 f!ICAOW CONCEPTS. ltYlne COfnoeny fot ••· WITHOUT THE RIGHT OF i.td wlttl bid )t, Apt-ii 'I, 14, 21, 1992 Mar, Celll m25 Newport Molort, 1110 """" lhe ~ a.rti ol IV MA.I AT tl40 MQN. tt1a lddr..a ~ ~ 1Nf·· ~1't Slat« A~. d'l8nQll of '-'Id With the ENTRY THEREFOR UPON BICSt Ot Ofl9<1 '° b9 In ,UIUe ftlnl l.onwnt Da-.4d, 14"2 Newport Blvd., Co11a ~ Cou1ty on ftt>N-~ AVDU!. COITA on AM!t. 14, 1992, .. 2:00 & ~ '::,191..:' 1aetS.:ui ~,._."of America. THE SURFACE WITHIN :'''= ~ r~-:-: Publiahtd Newport ~ Loa Strrano1, L1gun1 Mtta. C.U 12927 rt 2 · 1"2 'US4?• MUA, ~ AT o'ctoctc .t:' and'*" Ind '°' rilina dalms "*' b9 pettonntl INllt«I THE UPPER TWO HUN-I.I " the:,., Coll• M ... Dady ft11ot N~ C.f mn Tnla bu11ne11 It con. ITS OOITA MUA fl\AHT there 'c:l&'9t If et'ft/ APAJt. f5 1992 wtllef\ II ~!Cf'CMtdhui OREO (200) OF THE FEET ::.:~:. and ~ March 31, Aprll 7, 14, 21, ~ Otvod, 24532 Loa dUC!tel by: 111 Wld•vleh* Pllbliahtd Newpon 8NCft. l~TON COfllPO"ATION ltleV twv.. wtiy .,..· pet11ot1 IN buliM.1 day btfort SM.lfCCMtd no Mal· OF THE SUBSURFACE OF date of aaltl ore 1"2 s.n.nc>a. l.Jlguna N'9"'f, Tht 11glttran1(1) tom-Co111 Mtn Dady ftolOC ~~=~::~:~"'t.IA: ::.~~thoUkl the .... d••• ·~In.ct'-:~-=~· •. r.QUetl SAID LAND MEASURED Dated lhls 2)td CS.y of T·313 ~;~9t6u"':.n ... It con-~~ ~·-rlCtl= M.trth10,11',24,31,~~., lklTToN IWm:Hu '°" II le MtMf ordered tt'9t a ~Maten 19 1992 lor "'*r11TltfU 10 .... VERTICALLY OOWNWAAO M~M~.t .,..,_ PUIUC NOTICE dueled by: l'll.lsband and 8utlnen N1me(1) llated --------~EAOSPACl APPLICA-copy of thlt Older lo .now ......... T • .. ·.... mtnl lo mpltfMnt I ~ FROM THE NATUAAl SUR· ._,. '• wife above on· F~ 25 PUlllC NOTICI 'llONI. 1"' WASn TO IE cauH be publlttlff In P-I • --ayalem In pair°' cart wtlh FACE AS RESERVED IN Ila.outer of the Eetete '1crtltleua Tht ttgl1lr1nt(1) com. 1992 l'AfAno AT ~ fl\AHT Ntwport 8tach.Co1t1 Ubl •h•d Newport the Cl~ of Dana ftolm, Ml• THE i..EASE RECORDED of Niki Deo~t. ......... ....... mtnttd lo tranuct bull· RtnM Atctnl<lo Actftloue ™AT WU IE CO\l'fRm ..... Dally Piiot, a~· htch·C:Otta Mata Daily tlon ttjo, ~una ~· FEBRUARY 1 1971 IN Publlthtd Newport lt•tement ntn undtf the F1ct1ttou1 Thlt llaltm«ll w11 filed 9'!1lneu ,._. BY THtl PIJWIT my Mll.E '* of QtMf91 clrculldon Pilot March 31, 1992 ~la P.,k s.n an BOOK 9532 PAGE 823 OF Bttch..Coit• Mtu Dilly The FollOwlng PtflOns Bu1lnt11 Name(•) lltltd With 1n1 County Clttk of lt•t•.....,t :&r~ .,., AOJUIT. PUblltheCi In ltlll county,.. T328 =~lr:::p:r..~p OFFICIAL RECORDS Piiot March 31, April 2. 7, ·:: dolo~ bullnt~~rci G ='oC:.dN/A ~~~ County on Match The Following persona no.. °' ~ :::.=:-:: ::0, 'o: PUILIC NOTICE matter• Wtfl IPPfOV!d· PARCEL B: . 1992 cR'JJ1r ~lE~RTS. M This 1taltmtnl Wll lli.d • FS2U08 i.it~c"l~~~~a'lRtAL ACK> AOUIOUI WASTE. lhtdlyoflNl'lelring. Audllor.Controlltt1 r .. ALL THOSE CERTAIN T32S Mlchtlaon StrHI, Suitt 'Mlh IM County Clerk ol Pubh.ntcl Ntwpott Beien. SERVICE (b )ACCENT meANBfr "">ClUEI TULLY H. ln'lllOUll, c•a tOMeH ~':r~~1f:. ~11~111HS::be~: MUTUAL RECIPROCAL PUBLIC NOTICE 600, lrvlnt, Cll1f. 92715 ~ 1 ~ on flbf'U. Cotta M111 Daily Pilot WORK PROCEsSING, 1101 •• ..... ~UllD INCi.A.a. COMMl8110N .. t OP NOTIC• TO Sterrtnburg lllld Judith NON-EXCLUSIVE EASE· l<athryn L CS!cln, 15181 lt'f • ,.234,2 Maten 11. 24, 3I, Aptll 1, L1k1 St., Huntington ----CUAN Of!~ TH I a Up IR I 0 lit CRUHTORS 0' Sltrrenbw wu OYtd MENTS RIGHTS AND NOTIC• O' Vtrmont SlrMt, Wntmln-1992 Beach. C1M. 92648 MINUM ftARTS ANO AaD c--llULK SA&.• r.1u.-. ~l\Mf~Pf _....:_t PRIVILEGES FOR ACCESS PUaUC SA&.• Olf lier, c.J1f. 92983 Publtshtd NIWPOfl B11cfl.. T.298 01bor1h Jordan King, PASSIVATION °' STAW--I 111ca 9104 ___ ,,, ,...,.__ ' Dirk L Htnog, 1109 c~ Costa ...... 01Uy Pilot 7218 Ponce Av•. Wtll LESS STEll PAATI .. DATE! IUA oe tff2 etoa u c c ,· for ICctpllnCI of • ltltlt-INGRESS. EGRESS ANO AUNOONID rona Strltt Costa ....... March 10 17 24 31 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE H lls Caul 91307 SIDES THE OEPARTMENr B. Wong, 504 Nardlsus • ' • mtnt. StltltrMnl of UtJg.-USE, APPURTENANT TO Pft0Pe9'TY Calif. 92&2e' ' ' ' ' Tnl1 business 11 con. OF TOXIC IUBITANCE Ave Corona del Mar CA Etlc:row .... lion -~ Col#lty SW. THE REAL PROPERTY DE· NOiie• Is hereby given W1lllam c. Hudson 4842 T·286 flctltlCM.tt ducted by· 1'1 lnd1Y1dual COHTftol.. THE f'OLLOW· ~ ' IOOt.cJ Wion, Etc. v. Eltlott, Et Al, SCRIBED ABOVE, AS SET lhlt the undtrtogntd wiU 11 E. Cnapman Ave . .' Suitt PUBLIC NOTICE aualnou Name Tne reg1slr1nl(•) com. ING AOENCIEI HAVE p ltll h ~ N NOtlee Is hereby given to Ortnga County ~ FORTH IN THAT CERTAIN puOlic tuetlon, porsuanc lo 281, Orange, Clltf. t2S69 me<leed to transact b\lsl· ALSO llEEH NO'TW'IED Of! a u e o ewpert crtdltora of lht within Cout No. 15-32-48 (Flood), RECIPROCAL EASEMENT SecUon 21700 of lht BUii· Thll bualntn Is con-'1cth~• Statement nt$S W\Ctr the Fauous TliE ~ TREAT ••oh.Coate Me a a named Miier that I bulk WU IPPfOYtd. ntSI & ProlHlional COdt. duC1ed by: c~par1ntrl awm...a Name The F -~ PtflOM 8u11ntn N1me(s) Isled MENT· sount COAST AJA Pffet Mwoh to. t1, 24, ute 11about10 be mad• ol Envlronmenttl M1n1g .. AG REEM ENT DA TEO the following descubtd The rtglstrinl(t) com-It t t art d0o~ bui0neu as •OOvt on .. A. OUAUrt MAHAOEMEHT 3t, 1ff2 th• ...... ducrlbtd mtn1 Agency'• rlqUHI lo MARCH 21, 19n. BY AHO property lo Wit: RICHARD menced '° transact ~ The F~n MARK UHERPRISES, Otbotan J t<ing DISTNl..'T AHO THE Off. T292 bttow. ntQOllllt a contrlCI tot I BETW£EN MESA VERDE ALllAAE2 c-39 ref., cnllr, ntU LWldtf the AC1.olloul 118 doo business ~aons 2855 PonecrHk Dr Su•te fh,s sta1lmlnt "1H r, eel ANOE COUNTY IANrfA-... IUC -T E The natnM Ind buslntH hydraulic" mod!_', :t~.-0~ VILLAS, LTD .• A CAUF()A. gutllr, 2 blkH. lie. box. tbl.. Buslne11 Nam•(•) llsted (1)HA~ RESTORATION ~~6 Colla Mesa Clbf. 111111h lht County Clerk of l10N Dll'TN\.."T ftARTIES rv -IC addresses of 11'1t H11« are: ll'lt con utnce"' _., .....,, NIA UMrTEO PARTNER· boxu, mlac. SUSAN &bow on: NIA INSTITUTE (b)HRI 320 Su-C Orange County on Fet>tJ-IUT'r--... · HEE LUN LEE, SOOK OK Creek and Trllbuco CtHlc REEDER C-30 Chnt. vac Kii""-L ca1oJn • M&flt Muenktr', 2855 Pl-•ry 25 1992 jNQ~W OlrTAW-IUPUUOR COUlitT LEE 2030 Quail Newp<)ft with lht Unlltd St1lt1 SHIP AND SERVICE COR· 1b1 ref s.wmach bll ap m'"'" fii.d peuor Ave., Sui1t 210, nterttlt Or. Suitt F428 -, • .-...,,~ INfORMAo Of' CALIFORNIA s..C., Calif 9266o Arrrf'f Corps of Enginffrt PORATION OF BEVERLY & .,IMt" tgl lamp' attro I 1ta1tment w~ of Newporl B11ch, C1hl Costa Mt11. Cahl. 92625 . F522H1 l10N IHOUU> CONTACT: lfOR TM COUWTY The ioc:a110n In Cll1fornl• w .. ___, Ex,ptrlment Sii· HILLS, A CALIFORNIA thieves. bu· misc CHERIE Q','h the c County on Marcil 92663 This bu11nt1s Is con-Publ.shed Newport Beacn. UT• 00....... olthectlleftJttelllNtoftl« tlonHydraullcl.lb,wuap. CORPORATION, RE· WALTERS ·H.a 0 Df1uer, 6 ~; ounty Robert Skvtrtky, MO , dUC1edt>y·anlnd1vlduAI Costa Mesa Da.ly Pilot TIO•, •llVIROll.... 7:c:':"C:er of tl'lt teller ts: same u proved. CORDED MARCH 30, 19n tbla,, 4 plasUc bags, bu., ' ,524202 ~·· 184~ Cg"'~°''cRd1. T"lt r1g11tr1nt(•l com-Maren 10, 11, 24 31 . 1992 TAL NIAL TM A•D above Envlronmtnl1I M1n1g .. IN BOOK 12123, PAGE mtsc. SPORTS GUARAN-ewpor llC · I ll mtneed 10 ttlllUC1 busr T·285 IAPITY •A•AG•R DrM Woet As Mated by 11'1• Mii« a11 ment Agency'• requeat for 0 F 0 F Fl c L TEES H-'18 File cab nttt Publlan.d Newport BeKh-92660 "'" undtf the Fier.tlo;.is PUBLIC NOTICE 1MO ••DN .. ...~AN ... CA H?H °"'" buslntas namaa 9nd 1u1horlz1tlon lo prepare ~:~~RDS OF ORA~~E DIANA KAV.C 1-96 B~ •P & CMOSI~ 2M·~~ ~·i~r 7 Pi:ol J~!cs ~~~~=:po::11~on. B~tntss N1mt (s) llsled ---------..... ooeTA -.. t.--tt•r of the lddrHHI used ~ lhl contract construction docir COUNTY CALIFORNIA, AS mal., attro, lV, bxa., ml1c. arc 4, , Pl\ , 4, Tht ,.0·1 t I( l I vt on: Maren 5. 1992 Flctftlou• c;A. ~ "t•t ..... Petition Te Ch•n90 Mlltf within ltvM ye1r1 i>.-mentt, and Maintenance · DONALD WHITNEY 1-105 1992 1 ran s com-Mark E. Mutnktt IQJ ,. The N8Me Of 8YRO• T. Iott the d1lt auch Ust wu Procedure and Guldtllne1 AMENDED BY THE MODI-Fan, lamps, Ibis., bx ap... T-3l0 rnenced lo transact busl· Tn11 111ttmtnt was Ille<! Buslnffa Name CHIN AMD MARY If sent or dtllvtted to the Manual for tne Hlstotlc Set· FICATION OF RECIPRO· chalrt plastic bags bu ness under tne Flctotoous w11h the County Clark ol Statem.nt Publl•h•d Newport CHIN ' buyer are:· reno Adobe 11 Htrlllge Hiii CAL EASEMENT AGREE· misc.' SHANE HAMiLTON PUBLIC NOTICE Business .N•m•(s) listed Orange County on March The Following ptr10ns Be1Ch/Coe'9 Meaa Delly CASI NO AtU•4B The names Ind buslnna Hlalorlc P1tk Wit IP. MENT DATED MAY 20, B-8 Skate snots, tblt., ch., Flctttl ~~· on February 21, 8, 1992 art doing bus•nest 11· Pilot Mlt'Ctl 31, 1912. • lddrtSStl of the buyer.,,. proved. 1980 BY ANO BETWEEN ad mach cooltr1 bu ou• F524113 RICOH FAXES OF SOUTli· fl• OfllDllit TO aHOW AHMAD SALAMA. BRIG: Rtsolullon wu adopted RIGHAAD WEST INVEST misc GARY CHA.ALES j.,'. 8u1lnou Name ~~ert Skversky, Presi1,ont Published Ntwp0f1 Beacn. ERN CALIF., 17682 Goin. ... IUC-TICE CAUll FOR CHANGa ITTE SALAMA, 33 Eco Run, changing tht tltctlon date MENT COMPANY A CALI. 12 Ref., w1. & dry, rTIO'Mf, ll•toment , lh t~at~enttyw~~ k~ Costa Mtsl Dally Pilot ard S1. ,3 Huntington rv -OF NAME ltvtnt, canr. 92714 of the Garden Grove Uni-• • VIC., bxt. miac JOHN The Followlng pefSons '" oun IH 0 M h 2 3 Beacn. Cai.t 92647 PETITIONER BYRON T. The 1SM1S to be told lft tied School Oiatrlct from FORNIA GENERAL PART· CHOTT 1·21 81kff. & parta, lrt doing business as: Or111191 County on Ftt>ru. arc 4• 1• Apnl 7· 14• Ltonatd Ming0ta, 17582 · T_.7)4 CHENANDMAAYF.CHEN described In ~II u : November of odd-NERSHIP ANO MESA Wff bds, tamp, tbl., ah., ORANGE COUNTY RANG-ary21,t992 1992 Gothard St ,3 Hun1>09ton NOTUOF hat filed a petition tor an FURNITURE. FIXTURES, numbtfed years lo Novtm-VERDE VILLAS. 11, A JOINT bxs. misc. ERS BASEBALL CLUB, F$22541 T·304 Beach. Calif. 92647 UN::mnOEED """'AJ!:.... Otdtr 10 change name from EOUIPM ENT, TRADE· btr ol 1v1n~umbarad VENTUR£ RECORDED ON Salt win bt by comptti· 6091 Shtlly, Hunungton PIJbhshed NewPQrt Buen. PUBLIC NOTICE Tn1s business •s con- T.s ...... , • .,,~...:...~· BYRON T. CHEN AND NAME , GOODWILL, ytara. OCTOBER 6 1990 IN1ivebldd1ng(1111ntt1ntnltd Be1ch,C1bf.92647 CosLl Mesa Daily Pilot duetedby:anlndMdl>ll ._ -·-~ MARY F. CHEN TO BYRON LEASE. LEASEH~D IM· RfloMJon -· ldopled • bids !Mr• be aubmllted In James Cloud. 16927 Judy Mitch 10, 17. 24, 31 1992 Flclltlout Tht rtg11tr1nl(1) com-~~., m T. SCHENN AHO MARY F. PROVEMENTS. STOCK IN dulgntllng Yorb• Hiiis BOOKOF OF1:inc,!·L PARGECE01RaD3St ldvlnCt on the 1411'1 d•y Wy •• Cenrtoa. C1l1f 90701 T·282 Butlneu N•m• menced to lfanuc:t bull· ,_.., I001 SCHENN TRADE, COVENANT NOT Hoapilll and Mental H11lth "' of April, 1992 11 2 00 P.M. Clllk Bran.If, 6091 Shelly, ntu under lilt FtCtitloYs YOu ARE W DEFAU.T IT. Is hereby ordered ttm TO COMPETE Ind 11t lo-Cent«, localed 11 16850 OF ORANGE COUNTY, at th• prtm.ses '#Mrt Mid Hunlington Buen, Calil PUBLIC NOTICE Statement Bus nHs Name(s ) listed UN0EA A 0EED ~TRUST 11 ptftont lnltrnttd In cated al: 2030 Quail, New-Ent B11tanchwy Road, CALIFORNIA. ptoptrty has t>e.n atored 92647 The Following ~tons above on: February 15, OATED ~H •• 1., lhi9 manw lpptlf before pon Beach, Calif. 92660 Yotba Uncl1, CA 92686, .. PARCEL C: Ind wtliQh I• located It Tnlt bullntn IS con· FlcUtlou• 1r1 cloong buSlntSS u t992 UN.£a YOU TN<E AC'TIOflf this eQ.w'I In Otpartrnent The busints• name UStd lht lac1hfy lot lnvoUtUwy ALL THESE CERTAIN AYRES SELF STORAGE dUc1ed by• I gtntfal part-BualnH• Name HAIR & FASHION MAGA· Leonard Minoa.a TO PAOT'ECT ~ No. 3A of Ito• Orange ~ 11'1• ..... at tnat loc• dtnlenuon. tvaluatlon and NON·ElCCLUSIVE EASE· 7012 Erntll Ave. Hunltng-ntflh.lp Stettmef\t ZINE, 1280 Bison. Suitt B9 Th•S S!Attment Wll filed PAOPERTY, rr MAY BE County &iptftor Cout at bon IS' BUO'S SUBMARINE lrMlmtnt of mentally disof. MENTS RIGHTS ANO ton Beach, Ca. 714-848· Tht registrant(s) com. The FoltOWlng persons 9N,!."!£>0fl Bt1cn, C1hl 1111111'1 tnt Counry Clefll of liOlO AT A PUILJC SALE IF the eddrtll lhown above SANDWICH dtr'ed ptflOl\I, and direct· ' 73t4. Landlord rtMrves meneed to lfarisact busl-are do.ng business as "vvu Orange County on ftbtu-""°" NEED M on APRIL 21, 1992. IS 2:00 TN anticipated CS.It of Ing the Htllln Cart Agency PRMLEGES FOR ACCESS. tl'lt nght lo bid at Iha tale nest under lhe F1et1t.ous D & M CHEMASORB CAA· Mon.qui Marie Marengo, ary 25. 1992 ~TlON ~ 'Tl4E o'docle p.m .. and then and lha l>Ulk Ula It A!>'i' 18 to llJbmrt the Onlgnatlon INGRESS, EGRESS ANO Purch11n must be mldt Business N1me(s) listed PET AND HOUSE CLEAN· 39 Whistling SNan. IMne. F$2.2al3 NATURE ~ Tl4E thtft lt'IOW cause, If any 1992 11 tht otflct ol to tne Stitt Otpattl'Mnt OI USE APPURTENANT TO by cash and paid fot al the above on· Ftbruvy 28, ING, 511 W Hill Ave., Ful· ;a•,f 9~14 I Publtsnta NIWPOfl Beacn. PAOCEED4NG NJNffST they have, wtly lht petition UNIQUE ESCROW CORP , Mental Heahh for approval. THE REAL PROPERTY DE· llme of purchue. AA put· 1992 lerton, CaM. 9~2 n s u~intss 1 con-Cosla MtSI Deily Pilot ~ACT YOU IHOULD for cl'l&nge of name ahould 8700 Warfttr' Ave., Fountain Envlronm1n111 M1nag .. SCfllBEO ABOVE, AS SET chased goods art aold 11 Jamn Cloud Oa'ltd John Norling. 1878 ~u;!tdr:~1::,~1~fu~om· Marc.h lO, 11, 24, 3,, 1992 ............... ,,_A ~A not b9 granted. Valley, Cal. 92708 "*14 Agency t '!<!Ullt lor FORTH IN THAT CERTAIN Is and must b9 removed 11 This llltemenl was f.led Tah11t Or., Costa Miu menced lo transaC1 b 5 r.281 ._ • , _ _, .... fW • Is f\M't1* Ofd«ed lhll 1 This bulk ule It subject ll'lt rr.11td Hou11ng Ac1ion FORTH AM"'•'OMENT TO time of ult. Silt la 1ubjtcl 'Nitti 1he County Clerk ol Cal1I. 92626 u '"i---------~ ...,._ .,._ al COPY of ~ orci.r to &how 10 C1Jtlomll Uniform Com-Strategy for the ()ptfat1ng """' 10 Canc.tt.tlon In Iha ...,tf\I Orange County on Maren This busintss Is co~ neu under the FICllltous PUBLIC NOTICE ~ • c.bnil c1uae bt publlaMd In merclal Code Stcllon RHtrVt Fund tnd the GROUND LEASE BY ANO of ntlltmtnl betwttn 8. 1992 dueled by: an lndMduat Busineu :•mt~) ~~eel i---------ear,o...,, • "'--· 01 Newport Bt1ch.Co111 81062. GUldtlinet lot Grenta to BETWEEN SEGEASTROM, Landlord 1nd obllg1ttd F524t90 Tn1 rtglstrant(s) com-':W' on M ~ch • 1 Flctlt~• ""' lftlllle, a1 Mata Dally Pllol, 1 'Mwapa· tt ao aubjtcl, the name Nonprolll Org1nlullons CENTER, A CALIFORNIA, party. Published Newport S.acn-menced 10 trensact bus1· oruque arengo 11 aualno .. Mame :.'t;ofir-• llU'IUltl IO pet of sitnerll clrculatlon Ind addrtu of Iha person 111111 approved U racom-GENERAL PARTNERSHIP Maneger, AVA ES Colla Mui Dally Pilot ntss under lht F1ctJlious ~-:::,s :.~'~':~~ wtl~r~ ':, Statement Nil~ br pubjlthtd In lhlt ~.al vvflh Whom c:lllmt may bt mended. AHO MESA VERDE VILLAS. IELlf ITOMOI! Match 24 3t Apul 7 14 Business Namt(I) lolled Ori t County on Mareh The FollOWtng persons ~ ..... ~ .,... '*'-leut once• ~for four ftlld . Is Unl~ue Eacro>N Ordlnaoct No. 385", An A CALIFORNIA PARTNER· Publlintd Newporl 1992 ' · • ' above on: FebrulfY 17, 6 1ri2 are doing business u =....... ~~:.:: ~.,..~:i~ to ~=i~~7S:tey.·~ 9~68 gd~t~r~~~~~ SHIP, RECORDED ON NO. Btach/Cosll Mtu OaJly T·307 'o9:ls Norllng • F524t92 ~~r.L~a~NJ!:~1~~~ .,.,,,_, d Oflcilt ~ TULLY H. IEYllOUlit, and tr11 last d1te for fJing Ing'"?! the Adoption of VEMBER 25, 1986 AS IN-Pilot March 31, April 7, PUBLIC NOTICE Thos statement wu t.led Published Newi>ort Be3Ch· istrano Bnch, Call~ 92624 II\ .. db d .,_ ~ COMlllllllONER OF clllir'M lhal b9 APRIL 1$, Ruin And Aegulauon. lor STRUMENT NO. 86-1992 with ll'lt County ci.11 ol Cos11 Mtu Dlllly Pilot Jol\n Roger Swett. 34334 ........ Of Olwlfi OllurlJ, TH I I Up E lit IO lit 1992 whleh It the buslneu lhe Optr1llon of County 583928, OF OFFICIAL 024 FlcUtlous ()fange County on FtbnJ. Merch 24, 31, Apol 7. 14, Calla NatariJ•. Cap•Strano ~~,____to IM COURT day before the Ult dllt Vthlcl11 "'" Introduced RECORDS OF ORANGE PUBLIC NOTICE BuslnoH Neme ary 28, 1992 11192 Beach, Call!. 92624 :-:;.• ~:::. DATE! IUA 1t tff2 specin.d abow. ~;r~t';':td on';" COUNTY. ltetoment F523310 T-305 This buatntss 11 con-~ 11 1"1 ._ t1"37'S1'91 BYRON CHEN 2&55 ,._ Dated 312192 adoOtiOn., agenda or (X) Name Ind lddttss of Fl"I MD CASUAL TY The FoOowing ptrlOnS Published N-pon Blach· UBLIC NOT CE ducted by. an ind1W2ual OI ilflii OMdtll ......_ .. necrMti Drive MG7 Costa AHMAD S~LAMA, S1lect1on of Coltmetl/ Iha btnerlcialy at wtlon IWOPlll O' THE AN-are dOing buslneu as: Costa Mesa Dady Pilot P I Tne rtglStranl(s) com- ... Ol'l Aplt 11 1w 1t 1000 .....,;'CA~ ' 8RIGITTE IALhMA Caskey Architects., Inc 1 reque11 the Nit Is being NUAL STATEMENT ROLLING THUNDER PRO. Marcto 17, 24, 31, Ai>rll 7, FlctltlCMa• rnenc:9d~o ~ct.= !:-: :' .::"'c::; Publlahtd Newport a.::~~~~•d...:wg:; e;J~6m,:t~ L1g(~ :::.'~~.v~~~ Church llutuel Insur-~~~1~:!_S·4i,~~un~: 1992 T·2'5 aualnoa• Nanw B:'iness •N•rM(s) lasted ~ 1aO QWc C.W• 8e1ch-Co1t1 Mna Diiiy Piot March 31, 1992 VIMIJrt) u ~ lot Company 17911 Mlll:Nll enc. CoMl*'Tf, 3000 Beach, Calif. 925'19 TN ~::!•tnent -=:'~ch 1, 1992 a..-. -. ..,... ,_,., Not March 17. 24, 31, ~ T327 11rchitecileng•nMrlng Hr· Avenue iww,. CA 92714 lclweter UM, Merrtll, Tnomas H. Frtnk. 419 JM.n PUBLIC NOTICE are d~~ ~ Thi• 5taltmtnl wai tiled a..-•,.._ 8'ldOft to 7 1992 ikH tot .,,. CMc Center • • .• W1 54452 St. •31 Huntington BMch r1 ......, llDr ~ • T303 PUBLIC NOTICE Oc Plan Follow.up Attn: Bob Edmonston. IJt. Yew Eftdff Docember c ... t. 92&48 . FlctttlCMM VACATI N TRENDS IN· 'Mlh lht eowuy 0.11 °' ..... If ... In fW~ com~tt!Of\ ol !'9cil0nl IO lht above pr~ 3t• tff1 Perry R. s.iv.ttaltt. 5501 auslneu Name TERNATIONAL 25041 Eat· Or~ County on Marctl _., .... ~ PUlllC NOTICE K ... •t the DevltopfMnt Report to Iffy INY b9 obtalntd by Total ldl'Ntted UwtJ Moss vii.~ .. Hining1on Steternent ~ 9~~ uguna Hi Is, 3. 1 ,$21707 .... , .. .... ... .... OFF1CIAL encompua the Enginatr• requtltlt'l1 Mme In wnling c p. g • 2 11 n. 2 I ) Beach, Calil, 92&49 The FolfO'flling l*SOOS M n tf N K Ii ' ~: __,.. • _, -NOTICI Of' PftOCDDtHGI Of' tng..f"tnane9 8uildlng Com-floom the blntftaary within $255,641,825: Toltl h· Th11 buslntu Is con-we dOlnQ busfntSa tt: •c • uno •" • Publ.shld N..pon a..cn. ... ., I _.., ... Deed GI PUa&JC ULE Of' n. aoARD ()ti plex and Hall of adnwnistra-10 CS.ys ttom u,. flrll ~ abl.llbts (P11ge 3, lint 22) ducted by: a general Plr1• (•lCG&O (b)COMMERCIAL ~~ 'c E'j";"~·· Laguna Costa Mesa Da.ly P.tol Tit. ..... _.....,..,.. In ~USOIML PftOPEITY IUNRYISORS otr lion wu approv.d u rte· cal.ion of in.s nocict 200,343,649; Aggregllt fttr'Snlp · GRAPHICS & DISPv.YS Tnii buslnau la con-Maren 17, 2•. 31, April 7, ... C..., .,.. a-INI •o. IOtte OftAMGm COUNTY omrntnd.cl. Said ult Wiil ~ made writl-ln1 for 1ptcial twplus Th• regla1r1nl{1) com-3176 PutlmM\ StrMI. Ste duc:ttd by-In indMOWll 1992 -..... • ....._ ~to the C&ltomla CALIFORtelA Sent~ Publlc commen11 -• tnouc covenant OI l\#lcl1 (P1g1 3, lint 23) mtnetd to 11~~ busJ. 120, Costa Mata. Callf. Tne rtgisuant(a) com-T-297 IAI IS1' Md IN Self.s.Mct Stor11Q41 Facio made by Thomu O Brien, wi -· S1 .600,000: Capital 5iock1 ntH uodtr lht .-..... tious 92626 eel 1 transact buSl-1111 ,, ~ 11 .... If Lal lly ;;· I p Code 21700 ...... c.m.ma. G-11 Partner of ISUlltf ranty, tC.pttH or tmplttd, (P•ve 3, Unt 24A and 24B) Buamtll Namt(S) l•Sted 01v1d Wayne Tubman = und! the Flctlt.ous PUBLIC NOTICE Ml ti flWI I07, • "' -ti , 1t1t ~ ,._A_.1"JWlf ~of~ o·~ Asaodalaa. relating U t.llt, poutuion ot en-.; Aggregate wrll~s IOI lbovl on· March 16, 1992 15162 Spar, Garden Grove, Busintst Namt(I) hsttd FlcJltJ-·• ~ lrl .._" ~ _. at publlc SUdlOll, ....... do 10B of..,... lo tne ptogreu of the cumbrancn 10 saUstv lh• olhtf than 1pec1al 1urolut Thomas H Fnnk Calif. 92643 lbovt on Maren 2 1992 _ __. 21 ft • d U1 IL • on Apf1I I , 1'92, It 12:00 enge ~ty, Cahfornll, eo.11 Mata, Vtll19e SAO unpaid balanc• due on lht l\#lcls (Page J, llnt 24C) ·: Thi• statem.nt was filed This business la con-Micnall ~1 .. 1,i.1 • ltuslnoea Nw .._ M .. OlliCll If "" PM, 13241 ~rt Rd., Ir· ~ =: 9:::: ~ Pr~ note or nolM aec:urtd by Gross pa.d·ln and contnt>-~lh int C Co<Jnty Cterll ol dueled by: 1t1 lndJ1tldual This llatemenl "11S Med Stetement COWllJ ......., GI a.I vine, CA PtflONll proptr'ly ~ Auttlot~ ao.,.::J E. T. SMll, Lo. Anot'tl said DHd of Trust to Wit uted iwrplus (Peg• 3, line lngt ounty on March The rtglslrent(•I com-llllith 1l'lt County Clerk of The FolloWing persons coun, ~ fUmlturt. ctoll'I-Counly realdtot, •Pok• r• ' · 25A) ·: ,Unanlgnld funds 17, 1992 menc~ to tranaaC1 bus!· Otangt Counly on Mitch art do.ng buS•nMS u . n. --........ Ing, tool• and/or Oll'ltr by the Board of Supervt. g.1rdl~ ptOptl'ly bonds. '533.900.sa. plus Iha lot-(surpl\.lt) (P191 3. lint 25B. F525240 nes.s under the Fictitious 8 1992 CRUISE CRUISE. 214 OllW ~ s -0 -.. 1 hoUMhOld Items ttottd by ~s 1~': ~ !"rn M:i~~ Boar AdjourNd It 10:10 lowing •s:i~1~.costs, ••· ~~· •• 25C) 53,697,975; Pubhh•d N-pott Beach· ~~~'.!"' .. N1m1 ~5tsl1,.!tted · F52419, Topaz Avenue. a.~ ts-"" of ...... ~ IN followtno Ptf'l()nS! ' ' • . • a.m. penses ....... .., .. arlets at ....,.,..,. U ftg.lrdt polocy· Co111 Mtta D1Jly Piiot """'''"on. ~pn • -1 land, Cll1f. 92662 ...... ..._II~ SP Je05 °MIKE ZIEMBA; ~followlng =b•~ LINDA D. 9'UTH, the ltmt of tht Initial pul>ll-holdtf (Page 3, lint 28) Mlfcn 31 April 1 14 21 David Wayne Tubman Publtlhld N ... pon Beach-Flye A. Ltturgey, 214 to • Ill) V. u. 9ollll SP 0474 ROB~T LASS-SR,. pr~~-n.. fill Clerk of the 9o•rd of cahon of IN• No~ of 55.297,9SS: Income fot Iha 1992 • · · • Thi• st~ttmtnt "'as filtd Costa Mes• D111y Pilot Topaz Avenue. Balboa I• ~....,_CA.... IER· SP D327 NAOER tanton. ._ .. _,, amen I m Slit• 7 475 79. year (P1ge 13. ~ 8) wrth lilt Col.slty Clttle ol Match 24 31. April 7. 14 land Cailf. 92662 11'a ........ T~ RJOiAJM: SP C243 JAMES ~· Wltdtt, Giddl H u~ b l:h'!d Nt 0 I . 'NOTICE TO 149,045,SU; 011bur1• T-322 Orange County on Maren 1992 Tt111 bus1Mn It con- ..._"" ..._, llDr 11'¥ BONO· SP C232 JOHN uqua. u wp r p 0 ments lot the year (Page PUBLIC NOTICE 6, 1992 T~ ducted by' an lndrflduet •wwwNdlw al tit ._ DOREY: SP 1111 SCOTT Cttt1ln pruentallona Beach/Costa Mesa Dady " PERTY OWWl!.llt 13. lint 17) 124.3'52.531 FS24203 Ttlt r1g11t11nt(1) com- .... .., .._ -CORNELIUS; SP M723 ..,. INlde Not March 31, 1992. YOU AA£ IN OEF~UlT Wt h«tby catr.ly that lht FlctJtlou• ~shed N""'pott B11c~ PUBLIC NOTICE menced to tranaac:t ~ t11.._1 I tiff "'°"" Et.aABETH Al.MOUIS~ SP CAps>olnttntntsd 11..,.._madtl . 1329 UNDER A OEEO OF above lltmt llt in ac. austne .. NllftM Costa t.lesa O&•ly Pilol Flctltl--ness ~ tl'lt Fat~ ..-' F..:S JOHH AUOOCS: SP ommin a ont•r-roc • TRUST, DATED 06f29'90. eotcs.nc:. lllrllh the Annual -· Bus.n•H lltamtls ) listed The .., ....... al .. JS93 KIM ROe<ES: SP C198 "*'°"' .... INICle.. PUIUC NOTICE UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. s .. 1.ment IOf tht Y•lf The ~· sons Marcti 24' 31• Aofll 7• 14• 8ualfM .. N...-o lbOW on; N,.A ...-..,.,_ ef .. cou.EH GREEN; SP 8099 AgrMIMf'lts .if\ the. 'tt TION TO PROTECT YOUR toded D9Cembef 31, 1991 .,.. 0oing t>usontss :' 1992 Stat-t F11• A. L.tlUr9"f ....... ..,,... -.. SlEMA HOU.£R; SP G4n lowing ..... ~ lht Tl•t•:ssa PROPERTY rr MAY Bf. mad• to tnt lnsurence FAMIL\' FOOT ANO T..J11 The Follo"1\ng ptfSOf\S Th.I Slalemlnl 1HS Gl9d ......, • • d ..s IRVINE SP 0 AT ING ~ol~ltt ,: p~ NOTICI Of' SOlD AT i, PUS.UC SAl.E. ConvnisJlOntr, pur'IUlnt to ANKLE CENTERS OF PUBLIC NOTICE 111 d0tog business as. ,_.U'I l1't County Oefk o1 t •a _.. ....... .._ GOODS; SP C22t ZEBE· datosa Par1l Communi1y TRUSTE.&'S SAi.i IF YOU NEED AH EXPlA-law. AMERICA 275 V1cloroa THUNDER ROOFI~ 854 Chn;. Coun!y on Marett ....,_ 1N2 ~ • W. DEE POINDEXTER; SP Cet1lef Ind Audie Ptaza _ On Apfl 20. 1192 al NATION OF THE NATURE DIETIEft H. NICOL, SllHt, sWtt 21, Cosll Fictitious W 191.'I St, Coat.I ........ I 1992 ._el .. ...., .JI • 11 t Of M7&23 JOSH WELLS Ht1lth Carl Agtncv/ U"OO A.M., First Amtncan OF THE PROCEED NG PrHldent; JOHN '· Mesa. Calif. 9262'7 9'1alneaa Ma-CA 92627 FU4aotl .. .... .. .. II °""" ,...... ttla ~ Women. lnflntt and cNa. nne lnauranc. Company,. I CLEMY, Sectel.,y Scon T Htlai-6041 St•t.rneftt .Joel Enr>Q ... Hemandtz, Puo&.srltd NewpOf1 ~ .a.10t• IO bid .. the ult, Pur· dl'tn Ptogrwn (WIC) -QA Cahloma corporation. as AGAINST YOU, YOU Publlahtd Newport LoynM Onve. L.ong'Buch, The FOllOWoing persons 8S4 W 19'1"1 St . Coata Costa M-. 0 PiJot 111 ..._, ID Cllllll'I, ,._ dleaM ,,.,.. b9 made -"h 1254-71 Ind 0A t2St-n. Trualat, or Succtuor SHOULD CONTACT A S.ach.COsta Mna Daly Cal.t. 90903 •• dOtnQ buslllSI u · l~tu CA 92627 Mitch 24, 21. April 'I, 14, T~ .. ..,. a~ Plf'IONI chtek.t Ot cash-Memorand\un of Undtf· Trutltt or Subtlltultd V.WVER. Pilot March 30 31 Aor• I T.K.&. F~. 1935 lJas.. BAY SECUAITV & CO"A· Tll s bu1°n1u is con-1992 Cf*8I ...., on a .. f/I ltn c:Ncka onty. A» ~· lland'ong Wfll\ IN Orange Tru•tH, of lhlt cena.n DATED: Mateh 24, 1992 3 992 • • • •en Aveoue, Claltmont. MUNICATIONS. 770 w, ducttO Oy-an inOivicNll T..- ,....., ..,,,., a Cf-*~ ctl8Md '100dl wa tOld u County TranapotUldon All-OMd Of Trust eucuttd by FIRST AllElitlCAN 2, , t Calif 91711 19th Strttl Costa t.1na Tiii rtgls1r1n111> co"'°'I-------......;...;.;...; o, a -• .....,. _. II.· and must b9 ptld tor ll'IOrfty, Ind tn. Cltln of MESA VE.ROE VtUAS, • TITLE •••URA•c• Mt7' Th11 butlneu 11 con-Calif 92627 ""'1Ced 10 transact ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ""'°" • a ... .... .. • Ind rlm0¥td .. the ""' of ar.na.. Tullltl., end Santa California Qtntflll ~· dUcted by • gentrll pan. Eldlf Conk)n Inc. CalolOf MSI undlf lht Ac:t.tioc.is ·---------... • ....,.. 11*'11 8fld ..... Salel IUbtact to P'tor Ana b W\dtr""O ot 0v9r. 1NP. A CAl.JfORNIA G£N>. COMPANY.• C.,......,.. PUIUC NOTICE nlnhp ,.._ no w. 19th su..i: Bu ness _N1me(s) listed Flcttt*- IDM _..... "*'°' ~. In lht tlletlt ot CfOlllnQs on State Route EAAl PARTNERSHIP, FOR• cerperetlen ·~ Pet Fl tltl The reglelrant(a) com-Co.ta ....... Catof 112627 above on Febo.Illy 21.. ~ ..._. Mii. I • ....,.. ... MnJamtnt bttwMn owner 55 .. ~Mnth StrMI. MEALY KNOWN AS RICH-llndt • AutherlzM Of· c oua rnenc.o to tr~ bull-Thlt bualntu I• co~ 1992 .......... .,....., "' ...,, 510I OI Ind obfl9ttM pat1y, OMtd Santa cw. Avenuit Ind AAOS WEST INVESTMENT fleer 1 '' East Fifth halneaa ....... ntlS under ... Fictitious dueled by: a COfJ)CnllOn JoM E Htmandel The Followwlg S*SOf'I ::..::-":' • =.. ": ~~~ ~:.C ~ =..~ ~~:_:r:: g~:~· ~~~~ ~=~ •:;t:0~~.'; ni. ':~";'tptnON :;::::: =~'l. 1=r :!~~·,.~·~ =: ~· =·~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ .... •-In .. ._..., ege ~Man1gament1 Inc. City ot Placentia, ~recOtdtdJuly)t,1990 SM-0778 ut. •tM atado#lgbu.slntuu· ScoctT.Htflper n9U \Rlar tht Ad.~ Ot~Col#lty on Matd'I VICfS, 21121 Vie .lanelra. --""" .............. Tliltphone (818) 2~. Ctlapll'len.Wlck•tt Com-.. ln11rumtnl No. II(). PAUL MUENCH COM-TNt ·'*"'*" ... fllecl Bualntsa NatM(I) llated 11. 1 i...vuna Nigutf. Caillt. -- "" ~ fNW ...,. .. Aoefll Jot owntt. pany~ w H. ""'"-· 404572 Of Otlldal Rtc:orda ~ Newport Beech/ ftAHY, 1400 EaJt l<attlla with the County Cltrk of .OOW on; Dtctmbet 31 '"5091 Gr1t11 Frederick Aot ......... T~Oled llubllthtd Ntw'1ort ttt. Jf ... encl 1ti9 °'~ ol Orange CoYnty, Clifot· Cott• Mt .. Dally Piiot Avenue. Or1nga, C•hf OfMQe COunty on FetiN-1985 ' PWlll'*' Neoo.Pott Deectl-27121 y,1 Je1*f0. ~ _.Midi...._ ........ Btech.coltl Mela Deily ~ flood Cof*ol Oil> N&, Ind pur..nl to tl'lal Mlrd'l 31. Apt 7, H , 1112. 1126M-01'111 wy 21. 189tl PIOtcll J ConlOt\. Cl';.ef Coal& Mtll Daily P1IOI Ntgutl Catit. ~ d'9 ,.,_ • ....... • a Piiot .._ch 24• )I, 1tllZ l_!lct (OCFCO) -C8rben eanaln ~ of Default 030 KoNI & Wll'I« lnsurMCe ,UZ._ &ec:uaw Otf•C9' Mardi 24 31, Apt 7, 14, This • buJil,tH ls ~ l!lllMrlf IW" l)tf c:anyOn Ctlanntl, ~ ~ recotdtd Ot-• Agency. h:.. a Cll•fornle l'ublltlld Nftrport 8Nc:h-Thil ~ Wll l.Mtcl 1992 O;.tQtO by' an~ ... .-.. •...-.IM ..... .,.. llOTICI C°""'Y flood Ccnlrof Dfa. Cltnllef a.. 1"' 11 ~ PUIUC NOTICE COf?Oflillor\ '400 Eut,.~ Co•ta M..a Dal""' ........ WIU'I the County ~ 01 T.:117 The reg J trtnt(1) c~ ...., .....,. II ~. rv--I I t ' 1111 N EO• ,,_,. No. 91~ of Of· lell1 ~'119nUe. °'MOt· .....,.f, ,,. ... ...,. Otanot r--. f..-L _........ --.__._ ..,_ • ...-.er ........ c•a 1U4U1 (~OOO)~c~0·~ flclal Record• of Hid en 10MH1 929e&07" w.cn 10. 17, 2'. "· 1912 rt 2l. ,t;;"' on ........ PUlllC NOTICE ;;;;;~ ht~ .. jii llltt OI NOT1C• TO "*"No.' tM22tl with lht County, wit under and t,:· Nedoe 9'.... Thlt bu1lnt11 I• con. T.alt ' ,S!at t au..,_ Narne(t) ._.., ae2.21aa-• ~ .. CADNTCMt9 OP State ~ Of ~ IU#IC '° Mtd OMd of rust el Aoel Pr•••rtw ctucttd by': • COfl)Orl'*On PUIUC llOTlCI ~ u---~ '1ctnt.ue ~on H.A • , ,-_.... ~... s.Mcee b A~ll ... et ~ aucUOI\ kit .. ~.... Tht r~111r1n1(1) co~ ,......,.,_, .,......_...... Granl Roa ~ .,__ ...... aULK W.. HMMt s.W:el -P:iaal caah, lllwM ""°"" of the No.. A 190971 menc.td to lrwac:t bu9I'-""4fltH1 Co.ia Mtu Daily fttlol Stet.....e Th.I suttmtnl ...... .-.... • ,_.... (MC9. 9104. Yw ttt1<1i2: ~ UNted S1MM Of ArMrlc8. I In ttla ""*'°' eowt Of ne.. undtt IN F"ICWOllS ......... ..._. tolWc:h 10. 17, 2•. )t, 1182 Thi f P«tone """' the COl#ICy a.ti f/f .... -.. ~ •toe u.c.c., """' ~ ~ ,_ c:aahief°t ~ ~ IO the SIMI of Cdla .... '°' 8ulintM Namt(I) fialtO .... I "' T-280 .,. OOinO l'Nlfntq -Orw'Oa O:a.ny on .... ,,..,... 4:.: =-= ..... No.. Anoclatlof\ of Oi~z = ~~ : the County ol Orange -:::nr ~ tr u,~ The ,...:n; peraont PUil.iC MQTtcl NEWftOIH IMftLANT 17, 1Dl2 'f' ,,... Ill Mid t9147J.M County, N., lot dtlrMI ...., In ttla ....._ ol "-Emtt lh't v ft • ' are~~-. STUDY ClU8 1501 5upt-FU9aaa WI • ......... ft Niotlc9 II tler9by ...... to HMlttl (Mty ll .... 4"1on :::. er.-•r..!on_ .._ C: Of AOTH UIZABETH l'hla l'8t9mlnt wu lltd MUCHO GUSTO AESTAIJ. Pie.... nor AV'# •t m ,._port ~ ~ ~ ~ ":' .. ':: • ., credl10f1 of ..,. wttNn s.McM: Afr~ with d** drewn by a_: or O(V(A O.Cuttd Witt\ the c~ C....IL ot RANT. :a f. 11'tl $'&... ._ ... .-.. ..._. lleec.h. 92913 Cott• .,., a.., ,_. ;;;; ..... ~ .. Deed MMad...., ... "'* DrtlltMd11•o•••c.nw,tnc:. ~~end~ Noice .. ~ "*'Or.not County on M.,Cl'I eo.a ..... c.M 12171 ....... u ftc~o L s.oer.. ODS, March,, Apt 1 , .. t1 " .... II~ IO be IMdl Of -kceea lrW'9 ~ ... ocl••IOn Ot N\ltngt INI ttla ~ .. 2. 1"2 ~ Un. tnao .... 11'la P:oll4 •• ~ 140t S.W.00 Dr~~ tN • • • !'::..._,.,, t• the attatt ducrlb•d ~: ~ Sef.....,. epd.d In lldlOr\ ... •~Sele. IO the 'S2Ht0 ~•nor•ma. h.nta ""8 ... OCWIO...._.• 8Meh.CaliC929SI ' Ta.. ......... If~-~All""'*• NO. Dl2• l10I o1 d'9 ftMne:Nf Code= end ":-' bicfdlr, Good. ~ ......__,,. Calf Nl'OI lXftOQ~APHICS 1700 Th 1 b1.1••~H 11 C~ T..,tt ....._ Mil .._.... 11'la l'IMIM Ind bulirw 015 WM C0C ~11'9-lttd ~ to do ~ IO coi-111•a I Of ,_,,....., Wiiiem Chu, 11$ S ('°' H9wpcwt Cir S. i s.n&a ~by':"' lnclMdlololl ---------4 •-.,.,. 1• ....._ 9dll 1 -o1 .. ....,.,. Inc., tor .. ~ ,_ In trH .._ • lhlt ~ Court. on or I W...,, 5000 Ca~ ~ """*"' ..-, Calf, ML c..t l2ttlll • T • rtt 11rant(•I com• us. 'Ill.._ l.9 ~. CA CM lS TRAN, 429 It• S... am Calbnle OM Como main enttattCO to "'" ..., .. ,,.,_ ~ ol Aprt, Drive, Ne•por1 9ttch, t:a Ken l.Jndaay. 11132 ~· mencei:t to •~ ..,... TH@ I i.. ~J) --llY ~8Md\.CAlllA ~"''· .... Mappt"' ~ Tlla ~ 19112.• .. ~of,..,,.. Caillf.12MO Ttlll IJUllMH •• con-wood•, fountain v~.,,... unoer lht f~ PfU)Ta • ,., ""'MMllM. __. 11'la lloCelOI\ 111 CIMonlle "09lld: ~ ..,... ~ IOaled 111 114 Stowe '*'-· ~ti W.. ~ NftPott a.ch-ctuotd ~: 1 eenw• .,_.. C-a'7QI a. -N-<•I 1b11M1 Cl.ASWlm> 1 • hi, 1 .. • of h cHel ~ otllcl ~"*" *·-ON-Ott IMt T""' ......_ In .. etfY iey, ~. CA tl2$I& Co.ta Mea. O•ty Potot ~ TIM• ~""* con-~ OI\ N I.Ill -7 14 1-o1 ...... Ila'. 1e1M .. COMC ~.Inc., ol ... AN, C....... II Phone 7'4•114t71, Mardi U 24 Jt April 1' Tht rag111rM1(1) C011to duded by.111'1 ~ Aidwd L $eiblfa ·mm, I .. ~~I. ';c-1110W'1 b the ~ '°'"'*"' .... .-. • tlld .,_....~of Or9nee. .._of _.. ' • • •"*"*'lo w...a ...,.._ The ~ftUnt(•) co""' This ••men! waa ... ~, ... .. -,.. ...... lly ......... C&Mtomla a.. ~ ·~ '° end "'*' CatfioiPi&e. .... &tgN. .. ,_ ""' ~ .. ~ nioerad l lnM8Ct ...... .. CCM"llT 0.. .. I~ NII °"*"*'-NINI Md a1 .. Mappfftt Projte:f: ~...,':..,°'Md ....,_ ol Mid • '"*" ...,._ Name(•) ....., ,.. uric: lht ~ 0r.,... ~on flllar'Cfl I M*n1n llMd 111¥ .. ..,....,... Mo. ON.Ott ~ In .. propMy ...,. ~ • ltle Ima el~ PUil.JC IOT1CI 1bowe on· NA 8ualMea NalM(•) .._ 17; 1112 ............. ~ ...... loi .... ft ~ l9ed In~~ .. .,.. .............. Md ..... Ur\ ..,.. Oft '*'-" t7 ........ !--;;;:ii:i;';:ii:iWii,';iil-_.. ..... .o ... ._ ldleon c....,.,,, tor IMna fn; lltacf •· ._... ... tfw -. fll " • Thia " 1 *" ..... 192 • ~ .....,... .._._. I MUCIOTICI =.:.:-=-'° .. =:-CO:::&.:: .......... ;:_';'.'::..'i:-o1:; • , ..... .::._ ~~~.._: =~--..,eo.. ..... Deir Noe PMIZ ..SIDI~ TI!e....,end, IJ M .._,...°'*'-llw.._. AU. T*T LAND tnu. ..... 1111 .... "'-• Mt0 nl 'ttll _. .. -~ fll w.cft it, .. 1, t4, It, DP AL._ -.... -a•••• .. I I Of .. llluflr-.: "" aoue .. .,,. '"tact Ala> .. THI ITAT'I Of In ......... !NI °' ... The , ••• t. ,....... .......... w. I ~ c!::' .. ---.. ,. -I • ~---8'llAH T. '-Mo .. W. NDa. "111-tlf •tl7.1, .... ~COUNTY Of llu11n-. • .. ..._el ................ _. ~ r--.,ya, ~ '"''' "' ,o--• ... _"':..:" ~---o. .... tl7.J: Aldh1nl--OMNGl.aT'fOPCOITA ...__ ............... llLAVAlf tHVHTMlflfT :~~ ..... ~~.,., 1 • --·----·n---~ -~CA~ Aarlt.....,. ..... ..,. ... IA.Dlaau81DAl ............... ~coou.0; ... .,._ -·~ ,., r-~ --I• --.•. ..,.. ,. .............. o..e. 11'la -.. -........ Ila! ............. fllOU.OWS• ........... air ....... ,..,_ -...... t1'14 ~ ..... M, It, ... 1, .... ,, ....... ,....... ...,_. " -I H -...... .... 1-' t?ll ................ -. .......... eer.m . ... ..... ~ .. °'" ... Or ............ \. c................ .,.., ._..,... • ..,.. _..., .._ _. .. • C..• 1• f1rume,. ...,.._A! .,...o1c_m ,.,,..... a.d\.Clll...., T.W ..._''·at. '1,...,. r. • t ,,._... Ill .. ___ .... _, •.• ,, ............ 9'11a ,,_ ... =, o• NRCll. t, Al ltCMN ... f11a•1f • ....... .11tM VWi1M. t1'14...... t-. I I I 1, ,.... •• Te -...-..Cl\-... -hlNl9 ~ ONAllMPPLID .. mOK l94clt ....... Dr ..... ..._. 0111S1"•-y.-n. PJI '4 ,_...t, -• ,..___ ~ ,,...__ ..... ,...,. ::-net Perti: •MGUt,1,ANDI0/1 LM M ..... • .... ,_.._.Cllll_ OO•Y••t••T .. ~-'-• -.. ---~ ...... • ... ._. tw•v• ... ._ MlltCll. *"-11 '"'...._ ~ •,. ... ...,_. ..--. tta ....... ,....,. ...,,.... .,._ ';.~:;.r-' "-ITA q.rr ••w. ....,.., ........... _.. • 111 UDO l1'f\I -. o.; ....., • ._... ona °' n. ccunv ,_..,.. • .... • ,... __.. '--P .. ..._ ...,.. • .... ......,. ... c, ... c. a z ..... , .. , ··=II .... " ... ! ......... lftc •• --C.,....A"" c.wm " .. 22 a ........ Clktner ................ ._ RINT I .,..., c.. -. ,-.-----w _,__ .. ~ II .. , .. ftOMf.tJ, .. ~ ---Ill .......... A. ..... -. .... llllMI_~,_ Clill -_ ... _,,, ._.,.. .... .,a,,. .. Ci,., ~couim.~ .....,.,...,_..,. .........,...c.a.,. ....n•-•-u a....c.......... 3£ ·-GROW WWW'il. INC..,,..,,__. ._,,, AU THI 0... ._. ••••• .. ...._ n.ie lUWtll-'9 ~ 81• 11'8 ......_. Pl I .lf'lld •'1.!!!!C .. 1•1~11_,:r~n=i.-Cl&_J4•••iill ..,, -~ 1-. o..tlllli -~••a~ MYOM>CM~I. tMf.fs Ito e. Oot au'...,"'•.....,,.... . --.· !""-•••• .. , .. 114 t'uudax. March 31, 1992 STIRTill I IEW IUSllESS'l1 ...... --"1•1u . RI. 6 R •1 I RE• YI •11a.111-. 1 a 111-. au1a. 11-1uit 111-. a 1 1-.e • 1t1w1-. 11th HI •1t1 1111 • I I I ... I I 11 I 91 It I I I , .... __ _ ...... . ...... The lAgll ~ .. the Piiot la ~ '° MnOUnCe • ,,.. Mf'vtc:. now ~ 10 MW bullrl111•. We wlll now SEAACH the rwne for you 111 no utra c:twge, and eav. you th• time and the trip '° the Court HOUM In S.... Ana. Tiw\, of COUtM, after the Mlrdt It com~ we wtll flle your ftctttJoU9 bu._. name statement wtth the County Ci.ti(. publlah once a weell fof four WMka u ,.red by law and then fh your proof of pubbtlon wtth County Clertt. 330 West Bay Street Duplex, 111..e now 3Br/ 3Br, 3500sl Reduced S-10.000 to S659 900 998·5224 or 532·5030 COSTA MESA 1024 NEW HOMES!! BUILDER 'S CLOSE·OUT! Only 1 Left!! JBR, over 2300 sq. tt Bu1ldor will cooperate w l.nancing $349,000 Open Sat/Sun 1 ·5 211 3 Valley Rd 942-8884 Eastslde Duplexes Possible lot split. over 16,000 a 'I 2 Sep du· pte11es. ea unit 2/1 w/ anacheo gar. lndry & pvt yd Prime locl S579K 645·5198 Agl YOUR TERMSI 3BR Condo E S•do. lease option. 0 Down. OWC s 180K. 650-8298 NEWPORT BEACH 1069 BY OWNER Westcllft orlghl spacious. newly dee 3Br 3Ba on cornr lot w/p0ot & steam rm $565.000 Gary, 125-4178 d 642-08301• Harbor View Knoll 2Br & den. 2Ba. dble gar. comm swimming & tennis $439.500. Onr/AQ1 759-0252 For Ad Action Call a DlilJl'llt .. AD-VISOR 642-5678 OUT-OF-STATE PROPERTY 15:>8 Escape To Washington 6 ac res-SO IOIS· Wonderlul devetop- mo n t potentl a l. Pr im e P o rt Townsend location. Somo w1water views. Will sett whole or part. $249,500 631 ·5044 or 206-385-2052 ,, Houses/Condos For Rent GENERAL 2102 BALBOA PALMS -Stu Ocn.'Bay Vus $645 CORONA DEL MAR • 1 bd Charming view - S9SO PENINSULA PT • 2bd 2 cur garage, W/O. $1350 NEWPORT $EACH - 1 bd Balboa Bay Club • Vus S1725 LIDO HiGHRiSE • 2bd View Apt • $2700 WINTER RENTALS AVAILABLE . Waterfront Homes Inc. Realtors 831-1400, 760-3600 BALBOA I Sl ..AND 2 106 Beach Cottage! 3BR 2Ba. garage, spa, nreplace. 121 Opel St 200/mo yearty. 973·2908 The ,..... ........ The ,... • .. ..... The fl:A• •• ...... .,.. ,...... .... The , •• "' ...... .,.. ,..... .,.,.. .. doil'G~-.. ~ ........ -.. clOllll...... ............. ............ -~II! .,..... ltOp by '° fie ycM# ~ bualneM ....,,...,. .. the Piiot ~ DepMmenl. 330 w... a.y, eoa.a Meea, CaMomla. If you CM not atop by, plMM c8I ua • (71 4) 142-4321, ElMnak>n 315 or 311 and • wtl make arrangementa for you to handle tttlt proce«n by mal. PICCOU> CHILD, 30012 CAL'S flOOl. RIMCI. Mee ...... 11111 Loftl IUINA: PA"K HL,_ TN ~TING, 1•1 ntl CW>UP, Topull, Laguna Nlgual. mt W..-. A-. COlel ~ Roed. lalie ~ 111W1 CM WMH. mo lr•r LW, HUft~ 11CM Androe ....... Colla Clllt. 82177 ..... c.Df. l2a1 ..... C:... llUO lo. Knoll Aw., luefte .... Clll...., ...... Clll. -0.... Peny...., 30012 CeMn,,.., 2221 w.-.c. .... A. NEion, 21111 Pwt&.Clll.toao 1•1 ~UM.··~ Jon L. _ ....... no.t Toe>aall. l.aQW\& ~ Awe., Coeta ...... C... &,..ono ~ --'!.!:i Lelle Lo-. A. ~ a I. ton...,_, Clll .... , Anche lnM. Colli ...... Calf. l2e'17 12127 Elllriotl, caDC. WlloilU co.I ._. na, Nlwpolt Thl1 buelMel le ~ Clll. mzt Thia bu1ln111 11 con-Thft butlne11 It con-Thia butlneu le con-~ c.lf. l2leG dl.ctld by:"' lncltidlllll Thia butlnM• It! con- ducted by: en ~ duded by: en lndMdull duCtld by: an ~ Thia t>ualnnt le con-"'9 rHletrant(t) com-dUctld by. M lnclMduel " you should haw any turtMr q~ p ..... c8'I ua and we wftt be mor. thW"I glad to ualst you. The regl1lrant(t) ~ Th• regl1trant{1) com-The regletrant{a) com-dldad by: 1n ~ IMrad lo trMMCt bul6-TM reatavant(1) com- menc9d lo tr-.c:t bualo-menoect lo nnuct ~ menced lo inn.ct ~ The reglatrant(a) com-,... under IN Flctllloua menc9d lo trMUCt busl· neu under the flc1llloul MM war the ~ NA undlt the ~ mMOtd '° .,.... ~ llul6nla• Naml(t) feted ,... under the FlcWov• l!k.lllneu Name(t) lat.cl 8ualneea ...,.,_<•> ..._, ~ Name(t) llaeed ,... under IN -.... altCM on: Marett a. 1• 8uttnMa Nanw(•) lest.cl aboW on:Flt>rwlry 7, 1982 atlowe on: March 20, 1112 atlowe on: ..Mnulry 1, 11M luainlu Narne{t) ....a Tony T. 'Al ~on: NIA o.ni .. Potter caMn ,.,... flora A. Nlllol1 ~ on: NIA Thie ..... mere ... Died Jon AllUlalpWa Good Ludt In yoUf Thia statement -I lllld Thlt •1me11t WU Med Thia ltlltamlnt WM Died Louil Omtlat WWI IN County Cl9t1l ol Thia ....,_,. WU filed wlUl the County C..... of with the County Cleric of with the County Qefk ol Thie .....,_,,. w .. tllld Or.-ige County on Mwch wlltl the County Clllk ol Orange County onFet>nwy Or~ County on Marett Orange County on M8'Ch With the County a.rte of s, 11112 OfMOI ~cy on Ftbnl 25, 1992 11, 1992 11, 1992 Or1ng1 County on F~ PUl701 ..., 2l, 1112 new bualneall FUH80 PUU2a Fuan4 ary 25, 1992 Publlahed Newport Beech-P•H413 Pubbhld Newport BMc:h-P\lblllhed Nwtport Beach-Publlahed Newport BMc:h. P•U8H Costa Meat Dally Piiot Publlehld PMwPott Beech· Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Cotta Meu Dally Pillot Costa MHa Dally Piiot Publlahld Newport llMc:h-Murch 17, 24, :u. Aprtl 7, Cotta M... Dally Piiot March 10, 17. 24, 31, 1992 Maret\ S1, April 7, 14, 21, Match 31, Aprl 7, 14, 21. Costa M111 Dally Piiot 1992 Mard110, 17, 24. 31, 1092 T-289 199a 1992 March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1192 T-299 T-2$4 _W_h_y--p-la_y_H-ld-.-.-N T-320 T-321 T·287 Sffk with chlldcar•? To place an ad In Convenient Money t•lh,.tand CaH The lllllot todayl The llltlot ctualnect, lllllot Ca.Hlt'locl Clasatfled ap .. ka It• 642-5678. Call M2-Se7a. M2 ... 78 language. UNES DAYS BUCKS Sell Your Private Porty Merchandise HERE!!: Costa Mesa, CA, 92827 , BALBOA PENINSULA :.! 107 Nl'.:WPOHT HEACH 2 169 NEWPOHT BEACH :.! I ti'I l OHON/\ COSTA MESA :.?6H NEWl'OHl UEL MAH 2tl:.!<! E.Slde, clean 1 BR BEACH ..!ht.'I RENT through classified Sell your unwantMI Items th• euy wsyl To place YOUI Clase .. fled ad call 142-s878 11PUCE1111 CILI. 142-5178 ... 1121 11011-.1.S tn:NTAI S TO & MO It-l.S ..! 71 S SHAHt-. 27 24 8 •YFRONT DUPL•X N rt C I w/g•r. S650/mo. -15 ••DUPLEC 2Br 2Ba. ewpo r-3Br Compl fum tharp 1BR 722~711 Before 10 Of 2BR 18• upttre, all GREAT DEAL Lido I ... 2·•ty hse, 2 2BR l ~BA. Private garage, block to 21hBa. fTplc, wet bar, duplex, quiet bHch after 5 new, d/w, frig, celling .. ___. .... Inn. patios, trplc. Walk 10 beach. $1350/mo. Bill beach. $1200/mo. 2-car gar, pool/tennis. •rea. reapon angl · fan. lg patio, yrly la• ·---· • bch. Pvt br/ ba S7SO Grundy Rttr. 67~161 (818)359-4539 $1650 lease. 544-3049 ontyl $850/mo Incl Mov•·ln Specl•ll S995/mo. 673-3801 Spac:lout roomt, cont util Incl. + tee. Prof CORONA •Lido Penlnaul•• Nwpt North S2300/mo utlla, gmdr & TV. No New.r 28R 2BA S850· 2Br. trptc, 1 blk beach. breakfast, refrlga, m6-M, no smk/pets Av:ul 1 & 2BR Units from Prof decor/land~•· pet.1. La• 760-1236 Pam, Agt 549-5880 2 dOOt'I bay, gar w/ ~:::,; =· •;~,:i now. 723-11n. Toni $800 w/111, pvt bch, 3Br 2.5Ba. Lr, Fm, Or.1..,S,...lu-d-1-0 .-5-m-i_n_t_o_oc_e_an_, or 979-3949 opnr. Vrty lse S1065. weekly rate $150 & Mstr BR avail to clean 4BR + Sth BR, 4BA, t/ bay view. 873-9030 2 marble f/p. Highly 7 yrs new. clean, IP8· Move-In Specl•lll 218 211t St. 839-2951 up. 714-631..eooc> respon, consJd . non! DEL MAR 2122 p, pvt deck. 2-car gar. 710 Udo P•rk Dr. up graded. Model clout. huge balcony, Clean 1 & 2BA. Gated, BLUFFS 2 Br 2 YIBa. smkr. r,p, walk to t>ch. no dogs. 52300. 644-Sl)flng specials thru 4/30 perfect! 944-1"8 S650. 640-5~ Bkr pool. •cllvlt111, nr 1300 •q ft, 2-car gar. easy pkng $420 mu 79n d . 7S9-8949 e. •Nwpt Shra 3BR 2Ba. Pvt gated comm. 3BR bch/ahops. 642-5858 Avall now. No pets. Ava.11 now. 675-3158 Country ch•rm 2Br frplc. fncd yd w/patlo! 3BA house, comm MUST SEE! 51150/mo. 875-0068 N.B. 1BR w lrg aundecil 2Ba, den w/att appls, Vr1y $1200 Nr clbhse pool & spa. sec sya.. Beauutul 1BR townho-MOVE IN TOOAYI 4BR •SHARE lrg fum hOme shr 2·•ty hse on water i 2 & tennis. 913-8557 $1850. 642-3344 F I D/W • gar. Ocean view. In CdM with single lndry. ptkng, n smk• ~~s:~~ 0beac;a;,~i 3BR 2BA hOUH, dbl ga-Stegs To Sand •Move In s~1.u ;a~1~: '~~ c;m, u~ Sl 12 Seashore Dr. prol.JIRm'"L4n~o6t9Jable. $540,lmo 645-S309 _.. graded. S7SO/mo. $1750. 310-366-0148 '.,.. ...... p t t t 25 "2 mo. Avl 4/3. 760-3676 rage. 1 block to YEA LY 3BR 2BA nr ••A•k Mgr For ---------•COM thr 3Br 28a h••· ro , nea em ..., beach, yHrly rental. bchl 2•3 car parking. Det•ll• on Rent•I 239 AVOCADO ON THE WATER 1BR Upstra & prlvat•. best NtS shr bHIJ1 30n $1400/mo. 735-0466. 514oo-s 1700/mo Bonuaeall CENTAUR MGMT 1BA. remod. f/p, open loc. S450. M/F. Avail CdM hOme. S47S • 4BR SBA, tam rm, gour-VIiia Rentals 1BR & 2BR 211A 642-2288 or 631·2725 beams, , p1<aon. no now. M1111 llt!M8Ml 13 VJ utllt. 723-4445 COSTA MESA 2124 ~oo!e~~~~hod4 h~~:: ~~}e~~t. 3~:;:4-1~~~'. 675-4912 :;>~Tl::i~r~~tp 2BR 2B~.~ garao-. ~:::11~950' Yearly. c~~k~a~~';i. ~~~ ':::!, •:::,:: '::._~":.';~~~ Areptace, double car Dock avail., 50'. ---------wuher/dryer, good ONE VEAR NEW! quiet back patio large yard, J acunl ~~r~:l~t!~~~~~ '~~~· __ B_A_Y_C_R_E_S_T_H_O_ll_E_ W t flff T hom Costa Mesa tocatlon. 2BR, 1 BA. Private $410 '.+ util. 548-3758 • ~::~~~k~r :;~~: 54S.0442 3BA 2 1!.tBA pool. eS C wn e Move•ln Speclell paUO or balcony. 2nd CM. Fem shr 3Br 2Ba s 7501 54g.3080 2Br 1YIBa, new car· Park·Settlng!I 1975 7i4-6so-a31o month FREE with twnhm frplc w/d •2BR Duplex. nice cpV 1 mo. peVpalnt. S89S thru With Ocean & Sunset Sprtng Specl•l•f leasel S850/mo. Call pool. Bike to be8Ch nu paint, gar. lndry Bayrldg e . 3BR 3Ba $950. 1128 Bedford vi-•. Nice 2BR 2Ba S58S 1BR; $695 2BR. * 85().8310 * $423/mo. 642-1163 HENTAl.S WANTt-.0 :.!728 h kups, lg yd S8SO condo gated, pool, Lane. 827·S107 or $900. CMd OK. No Beautiful, quiet, BBQ, STEPS T O SAHD Must Seel 641·7540 spa, great loc, clean. 310-596-4770 X 205 Pett. 931.e107 lndry. 2020 Full9rton N-3BR 2B ... _,_...., Money t•lks ... •nd Non·smtcno no-.,.t p.ot EIS $1800/mo .. 5"1233 A 93•.a ... 27 ,.. '""''""'F Clas•lfled 1peak.t ILi family Of 4 ... kl hm '" ., •... language. yr1y lae, CDM H.S . • Ide Townhome · .. :r-iiiiiiiii ve • .. ...m. Av-'I to Ju-20. 2BR 2Ba. f.rplc, gar. Charming lmmac beach •--.-r-_.5-T-5-10-E-.--W11t1ld1, extra lalge S1200/mo. 673-GIS07 ---------3+ bdrma. 932.9337 vacant & ready! S975. houH , 2Br 2Ba w/gar, ...,. 1BR w/poot $575• w. Newport Newer Aemax 842·9797 2 min walk to beach. Large 2BR. 111.tBA S300 security. lBR Moblle Hm. 1 blk •Sherp EJ;•tald•• $1200/mo. 662·5757 townhouse. Flreplace, 645-5154, 646-3818. to bchl $650. Prop Oulet 3Br 2Ba. big Cliff Or. Oen & Bay O/W, W/O hkups, 2 H11 Rnra 642-3850 fncd yd. d bl gar S109S view. Charming lBR car garao-. $975/mo. p ? 842 9889 1780 SANTA ANA WESTCLIA' ••so et • + fort, 111.tBA. $1250/ INlllWll CENTAUR MGMT 2BR. 2BA. ~. pool 4Br 2Ba 2 car gar. mo. no pets, 83l-6359 liillilllililliil~il 642·2288 or 831·2725 64&-3879 or 85o-9022 large fenced yard. nr Eeatbluff •Br 2Ba two-•2BRJyear1y, aundeck. ----------LOOK' t tH Rutland R~ s c h o o I 1 /shop p I ng. hme. newly redone, garage. w/d, utll Incl, •Furnished* • $1300/mo. 497-624S. f/p, d/W, 2 car gar steps to market, $985. Cottage fOf nit prof. Newport Beach E'SIDE 2BR 2BA l ·story $2095/m o. Properly 84$.5882 male. ulll Incl. E'slde condo w/2 car gar & H11. Rltra 642-3850 S695/mo 548-505e 2BA Apart~• 2BR 28• 2 blocka 1---------2 Years N-pvt patio. Xtnt quiet lo-H•rbor Woods to beach, yr1y S800/ •LAG Clean 2BR/1BA Avg S637/mo cation. New cprt. Agl, mo. Deck, bullt-in1. hou11, garage. No For 1st 6 Months No pets. 844-72t t Townhom• Steps 1o 673-2S71 p1t1. Otf-strffl prkng. On Our S~eclalll Nwpt Cntr. 2Br 1Ba, Mesa Verde Beauty $1, 50 Bkr 640-56&4 2BR lum apt. YI gar & ,_5_7_75_1_m_o_. _24_0-_2_2_99__ Cali H Wll 3Br 2Ba, $1495/mo. •·L-9-.-p-r-tm-.-3-8-r-2-8-. free lndry. 1 btk lo 2BR, unfum •Pl. $700 714-85().8310 548-3959 lower duplex unit, II.I bch, new paint, $850, mov11 you In. block to beach, frplc, yearly. 673-3604 714/548·3043 evea. or--------- patio w/1m oc ean PILOT CLASSIFIED 650-3211 * Be•ch 11.t Mlle. Neat v I• w . S t 3 O 0 /m o It's the resource you Adorable, sophlstcated Hoag. 2BR 2BA. new yrly Ev11/Wk1nd1: can. count on to sell • 1 BR w/prlv11e patio crpl/pnt, mlms, encl 494-7748 Days ask myriad or merchan-1825. 546-908l. gar, S890. 946-H38 fOf Judy: 833·3950 dlse Items, because,____________ •28DAll $700• HUNTINGTON BEACH 2140 ROOMS :.non BALBOA PENIN Furn rm w/pV1 BA. Short llrm. Nr Pier £ Fun Zone. 723-1407 COSTA MESA Room w /ptlvate en- trance. own bath & own kitchen atea, Pool. $350/mo In- cludes utllitles. Den· nls, 64~7047 Eve· rungs & Weekends. Sprlnghurat 3Br. 21!.t Ba. nreplac:e. fenced yd, 2 car gar, St250/mo avail 4/1. 842-8877 Make the right move. our columns compel E'slde, 205 E. 19th St. Lido Isle quatlfled buyers to 2BR/1BA. garage. Va· •1BDAll $800• FEMALE non·emoker, Furn 2BR 3BA, study call! canL S8251mo. Frig, dshwalV, ttove kitchen & laundry Pilot Real Estate DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER s2soo1mo. 673-6266 M2·5878 75e-aSS8 Incl. No pets 545-4855 priv., chllo OK. ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 631-9011 after7pm PHOTO ALBUM FABRICATIONS Ma~t 1 very SPtC•l l p11010 1l1>u11110 protttt .t"'d ttP your pictures 1n ••Ill tllt 11ttp 01 Ill s lull co101 10 p~t 9u•drC1oo' SttO-bY·strp p!!Otos •nsth1Ct•oris and matt111ls l1S1s ta_.e oul all 111e guesswork 'atlilt dhlgrams ano d rechons stiow you now to 111'0 and t11t the r1bl>On 10 101111 me 111>1>on rou s 0111er p101ects include an .albUm .ano lrame stl a Ct11tslmas albuiP and 1 Musotat Be11 <album 101 baby picturts ·SERVICE DIRECTORY ADDITIONS REMODELING :141 0 Newport Con1truC1lon & Handyman Services. Additions & Remode~ Ing. 842·1494 CEMENT CONCRETE 3M?6 CONSTRUCTION RUILDING 3560 T"to":x~S.. ~ ~-Kirchner Const •. Can · help dHlgn, build. Higflesl OJI! Low Pncn. remodel something HANDY MAN .17 10 Hom..Sualneaa-Aentals Quality S.rvlce for all bulldlng profecta. Uc 4'420802~t9U Lt:< i/\I. SEHVI<'FS .Iii I.~ HURT AT WORK? STRESS I MlJSll" I.t:SSONS .11-.15 Soto Guitar lnatructlOn by Bruce Menyman. Group Of Private ie... 1on1. 714--896-0811 Hove A Garage Sole! Send Cl!Kk lo 0 11LP109 Fabric Albulft $7 50 OCDP P11tern 0tp1 0 11l-p1ge c.atatog • SJ ~ P 0 Bo• 23&1 1Plc1u11ng 700 •OOd~l)flun9 van ~uys CA 91'°9 and 111nc1ic1111 p1011ets1 Name Address ------------- Crty ~i.illiliiiliiiililllM~ililti~I Quallty Remodeling & (71•)9112·7093 you always wanted. 44 yrs NB. 842-7003 HAUJ.IN(i :n20 CERAMIC You may be entltlad to medlc•I care and thou11111d1 or S from Worl<era Comp. No r• COV9fY, no '" l'AINTINCi :tli~>li State Z11>------ Pr1ct lncludn Pvstagt & ~ndhflV INCREA SE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES ~Ea S 1.21 per llne per day. Thafa AU. you pay. lued on • .,,., 2.4 lnsettlOnt In Ille SERVICE DIRECTORY FOf more lnformatJon CAU. TODAY!! ASK FOR CANDY Your ~Dvectory ... eMnlaUV. 842-4321 Ed310 l\1>1111 If I '\'-. Hf-\1• •:ll I, ...... I' Ill Home Con1truchon. Licensed contractOf. "420802. 846-1988 TILES :J528 ELECTRICAL 361 o THE ORIGINAL 110. 220. An Ptiuea, .-1 t Yrs ti Gu11tr ht APPLIANCES SEHVICt: :1-1 26 DEAN tht TILE MAH o uai.ty work, reuon- 11aky sho wers-Acid •bl• rstea. Uc'd. Call wash & regrout. New Ro~rt &48-5258 l.ANl>SC/\l't-: A.. F'" Lqal Conaultatlon Oary W Patton AHOfMV at Lew """" a.nor ~ ..,.... ~ .. ~,,,,,, ...... .w.111. vouNGou1sT If you're loolclng tor • c•r, Palfttlntl Contnc•• I lfl d h to PAULS'S APPUANCE SVC M MakN and MocMlt Coulteoua Senr 55&-0515 3021-8 Harbor 8l C.M. l.AWN CA.JU .IMOM S& t!:~·dooee~~oot<7'c': ~C~o-m_p_l_e_te_S_•_Nlo __ o_ 1 P •'•on a II zed Lawn 714.aM-0090 au.i. painting by prof. c •11 e •• news r you. Uc•so~. Ina. Fr"1--------------------------....;.. RATH ROOM IU·;t-'INIS H .I-I-Iii 7755 C.,let. Huntington 8Mch .... 845-3305 Ucon11 •Cl0-387645 ,..__ W\11 bee Floor-1·Plumblng Lie POWER ELECTRIC ......... t any 25yra O C. 873--8065 432•7900 24 hn Pf1c91 Renovallon and landscaptng Free est. ll~•~-=d Reean E18Ctrlo 648-3640 or 64&-72t7 FrM Est. & Referel\CH Neighborhood Elec1n. Sh•nnon River Co. aathlub R .. 1--'--. John & Shelby84M1 75 Uc 11'C loe23150, Free Landtc•p. aprnlctra. --.. 11L Reu 723-6320 _...,.. m•'-t u...htl l.O<"KS Kt-y.., IH.l'AIH'> '"'" 1'1.l1MHIN(, .jH!IO We regtue tub, Ule, ,..,_ -· "V ng, ahoWer, alnlc. 5 yra Cleanup. 645-5t24 110.00 Dlxount per warr. 821·11•2 UC. Day Care. My COM T ..... L.endec•lfte hout on AU. ~.O RtTSINESS St-:RVICt-:S .HMM Advantage Lollety Ser· vie••· Improve odds w/Lottery. 5 ••ta num- "'"· MHls Inc. 15 i:· Comm./R••· Cl••n-labor Wiit\ tt'll• ad. Call Let'• get aquainted. ex:p. 760-873e • fl.NC. 8.Q ""'T aa upa, trH trlm.Jremov. 131 1122 (c.31-53t-tween SIAM & BPM .. • Valentin 588-0443 a R I C IC T I L a , . .,_, = .::=. "::' TrM S..-vlce, atumpa, • L 0 C le. , C 0 9f. * Mlklil ,..,......... * Jim Whyte 142·7208 c lnupa, h•ullng ~:~.Uc. & ~It. S30r'-r. ll0-4111 cu:ANING SERVJC't :S :J~4R HANl>Y MA~ .17 IO bers for S2 Of 7· S.29 arltlah Clo•nlne •t•mpa. ALS, PO Box Servloe. Low retet. 7200-142, CM 92828. tree HI w.ek11'\d1 . ..,..,.,,..PAIR8 ... ...._, Comm./rea. l•wn flnelnt.. Mllfl 141-o512~llll.ILI I HOOt lN<, .1•1111 .. •• •c IOTICI ,,.. EtidmMe•. Hew ,. r-v.., rOOf & repaln, Uc. Bond • lie 962-4052 Rent•• PROPERTIES '-'"'"'······ UWM, Palnt.c.tpent,.,...c.-¥UM• ... 7a14479 Clean• hOUSll Empty Of'ywalt. ~~ ..,..CONVEYS CUSTOMS apta. Of occupied. 10 -~....,..-----..--V1CtOt Ptol, Gal'~ • C•blnela/ffurnllure. vr• exp. Good refs •All typ•• rep•lt1. ~ & Malnt. Flnlsl'l11/R11torat1on 4:1S.1948 Painting, SIUc:Co. dirf-Eac:el ,._ iO yre up. Al qu&Dty. IMB-637S Rellable woman. 10• WI!#, fencefo/gawe. S.. 497.t7a vr• exp, mt,.,,, Vef'Y mg, Otec:. John AM•• -------•11111! C'l\Hl't:NTRV :1~ 10 ............... ~tan ..... 0..,.. •• , ..... ....... .....,~ 1·1-.Mt-'<I <ONlHt I~ ,,.,, thorough. Fr.-.. t. •--H~-":!1-...... ""----7'31 6845 or ..,...123 * I lft* 840.. ~-m!IOTHAI TOllS .I,:\!\ guer. Bruce 147-0710 No matter What you're d6'ng, your "ometown new.paper TM Clllf. ,.Ubk u..-. "•' t eoa. Ilea Comml.ak>n ftf;. ....an OUIAH th• all UMCI ttouaehotd ooocta "'ov1ta print their P.u.c. Cal T number. '-d"Hl'.hl ~II I (I I \ I I• .._, 1•1 .' : ttmoe 81\d ch~ ~IHlon .,. "" pmt tt*t T C ,.. num--~ ._•tn u Aepeir11 bet 11"1 al ad¥9111ea & l•utallatlona. ...,,..,, ., yo.I ..._. • a-. 1Zl-18M. ..... oi. elMRA "'9 .... gally ol • movier. Imo or cheu"eur, c•ll! ~~ ~ 714"66M111 I'' t I ~t I , • • M 'm1rt11R y._ ......... flleMOYal. Ttl•, a...aor Disc. ,'98 .. a1 ... •1 ...,,, fl. ...... P"lnd " C'J 1Std, You! Jus, a note to tell you that the mot sold my boat. Not the Resister or the 71mest Art Verdult CoBlll Me811 I ... I ' '. I . • ' I J l . ' ' .. I I I • -• ... , , I ' >' , . . I . Newport IMch/Coata Meaa Daily PUot TAXGUIDE .............. ~ -"" the '"""' Of laat Y..-• ... '91um? eOld you ~ 'VO'Jf com. ~ l"Muma on a tlm•ly ~aafa? •Wu the r.e reUC>nabl9? eOld you recaNI per. IC)Nll&od MIMc•? I .. I I J .. , t ! \ .. I •• PIRIOULTAX PRIPARATION l'I ! ·, '. \ ', !.\1 \I · ' I • PIT 0---. ON ••W..,_JOryer, t ,45 Some np NC. TyPo ••ch, Dlahwaehar Cl'locoleta Leb ftu.,.,.._ Ing, flllnQ. '°"'9 com-11n. tMe-5848•* d9w eta-r~. i pular. 7I0-1007 2 ,.,,lgoralor•. 20 cu. ft. ~k• old, chempion PIT akSe by •Ide lt50 & linotl. $275, 988-0243. v.,., otherl100. e31~. ~·· NMded 1 metnlng pet 20 cu. ft. fng. St 25 waek (Thura day). obo, 15 cu. ft. tt .. H, liuntlngt on Beach/ 175 ot>o. 24t·t•IO Founteln v.a.y •••· Good pay lnclude1 1,l-io-o~t -rl=-o--rilra-w""'•-•-• mllaage. Mult have D~t llO/ObO. 145-- ratlabla cat and !Mor· 2310 btwn 1oam~m enc.. CaJI 714- 9&5-3030 esk for Rita • TO LOVING HOME (Movlng)-Mull find home for beaU11fut black great dane 2~ yra old. Fema19. Great w/kld1. Call ~21 BH Y< I. t.S 1,01,0 II you anawered no to any of the•• qua1· 11on1, pl99" cal1 Mark H. Grim.a & Company Accurma, reuon.t>ly priced, confldentlal. EVening and weekend appolntment1 (your home or mine) . ....,_ ...... tho ..... Mn-::. T::' .,. .,.. i--::Rt:--:ll~Es:-tlt-.'~•":"Btst--:-:!- R • Tax Pre ar1t Earn S3,000 mo + In Maytag Washer S300 Cetlo EUJopa catm Rae. Kenmore Dryer 1200. Ing, seem, like new, .. th 3 ~new S.R . Campy equip M7.ootl3 $1750/obo 758-8283 .... 897 t-""'lllli'liilil-iM~N.I~ Commercial Re al Estate , Hl 1'o l '\I ""' I I~ .. ll ... H>H HI '\I .!7h~ t.Ml'l.O\'Mt.N I"~' !O •••P•rlonood boa! yard pera o nnal needed ASAP• Planty of workl 978-2837 AdfttlnlC.,alCNMr Snc Ofganlzed, resp person, good Phone aklll1. Ofder 300 720, 3731 l/F entry/proc•sslng. Mac 1~ S/F. 1817 WHt· ... p ptfr'd 549-1271 cliff, NB. Agt 5"'1·5032 --------- CdM 180 to 1100 1f. W1ll'I, A/C, hgwy 1lg- nao-. $1.25 p.1.f. R•alon<>f\'\kl 875-8700 Advertising INSIDE SALES t IJ HN l'l lilH. i.o 1 ·l Sl'OH l'IN<, BeautJful sofa love .. at <iOODS hllh;, ADDITION of comm'• to 100% + Trngl FT/PT. Call Mt. 01tarhaut 844 8007 MATIONWIDI! USA chair ottoman. New Gun Collac:tor now seli.- cndtn, oak tr1m . Sacrl-Ing varloua hand Rtcept/Stctv flea 1325, 841-3488. guns, r1n11 & ahot· Ught typing & Tiling, KINGSIZE WATERBED • guna. Call 759-702e 30 Hrl/Wk. Computer N1>wava mattres1. ln-e>ep pref·d. Please cludH frame & head· ••nd resume & ulary board. Good condl- hl11ory to: PO Box Uonl Only $200. Calf 1889-199, Newport 589-7904, teeve mH· Beach, CA 92659 uge. RECEPTIONIST •~o~u~e=eN~bd":""rm-.. -t'.""". -cos-., Exp. req. Bu1y COM 12500 new, $299/obo salon. 675-6720 or &45-2310 btwn 10a-6p eve msg. 673-52 t1 MJ-:HCllANI II St: Garage Sales Transportation HOA TS 7011 •Claaalc '31 CoH• RhocM• 33 .... Ull .. 10, n.-meat. 1ot1 Of ...,. V9fY fut. Sip ev.M. ..... ofter. 832.aff. MAlll'\i~ •,J II'" ~llCH t\', ,.,_,, 45', power Of Nll, Nr Bay l1land (Cova) open IH e73-1M3 tOMllMlt .. To°"n .... 18' Pow1t la25 mo & 3"'' Sall S<&OO 45' Sall, narrow b••m 1450 mo 752·2881 30' to 70' Marina Sllp1. Slaps 10 b•ach. Many re111urant1 & shopping. 873-aa to MOTOHC Y< 'l.t-. SC'OOTt-.H HO I H '84 HONDA NIGHT HAWK Raln gear. Bell h•lmet, good tires. run• greet. 28,756 mllea. $2,000. Call Kevin, 714/IMB- 2451 ahar 8pm. Automobiles ........ a. •• A/T, ~. PIS. PCM.. CrulM, c.... Mu.• ••• to appr.cletat l4,e9• *1PJE440 "::..~r HFontT ... AU1o, A.JC. Tiit, Clulee, PW, Cua # 1 SR0264 ••••• TOYOTA OP COSTAM•SA 7a2-8000 HONDA !tOH:-, MHondeClwlo Hatchback, 2-Dr, Au- tomatic. Sliver. Wall maintained, good con- d ltlon. S2850. Call 31CMl38-e215 Will dellv•r upon payment. 87HondaCRX Auto, A.JC, CuMtta 4'368e.3 ...... TOYOTA OP COITAMRU 722-•000 HYUNl>AI !IO~o '81 be.I QLS Receptionist MIS(' hOI:-> Recently re1t0ted Snipe Sadan, AT, AC, PS, TUMday, MMCh 31, 1882 U ........ '*'* 19.lk ml, clean , ............. '11 ..... I C°ft, AT, At;, Pl, N, """" ~, w, power "1W, POl. Cruie., Tiit, ate er In 9 , p ow• r c...1 , Wen, rNn cond. ~. crulM OOJ*'OI, io.cs.dl 1 owner. mti 0 :7ll).0400, (. ....... 11, ... •NL~. w cond. W. .,...., llWlt .... =•••r ~. &c111 .. cond.. . ___ ... "!-· Ma at 2 w.. a .IOO. 1141 -'7t ... IHO or 1244221 c.............. 4IO ..--------.. ..... rune aooc:t l tlM ••'17 Cellca• • •'78 VW ¥alt* NewfV ~ ... , '42..oe.7 Bright red, uc.....,. tabullt eng, rune condition, AM/FM great, clMl'I lnelcM, 1 ... ~ '"''C C-"'"'· owner, •II record• LCJl I '~ .• I 'I ·-.... "' ' ·-· lteoo. M4-7tM nt WhMI, S4k ml, • .. , L.-. ..... $7500. C.tl MH147 llr-------.. Rad w/btaclC lnlerior. Retall 139.111. Thie ======== WMk 129,995 •37'32 17 ClllrV LI •au.. Lehle Auto, A.JC, Pwr St-r- 714197t4009 Ing . *2FKF811 •'81 Lotue leprtt• 11•"• Jimmy Clatk com-OYOTA 01' mamafatlw 4'10 of 25 COSTA MESA produced. ca11 tor dis-7aa aooo counted ptlc9 •80202 -----·----7~=;~ 81 Crellkla AIT. A/C, moonroof, Mt-.HC ... IH.S 111.w Ilk• newl t112TYK.354. 114,H• a T.O. &.aASES TOYOTA 01' '90 300 E & 300 SE. COSTA MESA Owner telocatlng. 722·2000 Won't !&SL 832·9337 --------- ••••• 88Ford1150 N-tlr .. , big I an- gina, '4Jt condition- ing, Am/Fm 1terao c••••tt•, Captain'• chalr1, ••m l- converalon. 1llde door, 67k ml, good condition, t owner 17500 pp. 868-927t or 642·9504 VOi.VO 92.JO .. •20 SRL 129,500 to Tercel Cpe 1 owner, all eX11aa... Au10, A.JC, Pwr StHr-'M 790 TurM w...., phone, ABS, air beg. Ing, Ce11. Crul1e White/chrom• wn"la. w~1• alwer. 47s-t308 •38884. 18,895 tinted windows. fully N I SSAN ~I I ~.o SPACIOUS OfflCES w/4 1epar11e rm1 + reception & storage areas. 1400 a/f Nr 55 & 405 S950mo 6'04855 The Dallw Piiot curr.iiUy hH a full tlm• Inside UIH p1> •lllon av1ll1bla In th• Claulfied Aaver- tlalng Department. P{T Po1l tlon. Call Katherina 832.aeee Sneck aar Attendant for Ctulseboets to Cataline. Must be eicclnt Sn5. 18' 0/8 PB, AM FM Stereo, TOYOTA Oft COSTAMRSA 722.aooo loaded, 1 ~. greet condl!lon. 50k ml, $18,500. 75s.-4283. •::v. c~o:~~ :'p/bUrlgh; w/35 H/P evlnrude & Moonrl, 3.7k ml, Warr. 17 Nltun lefttrl tr•ll•r. 1750. &42-3559 '81 Chryal•r Now Ilka n•w. 17,885 GXE. Au1o, A.JC, Pwr vacuum. Both like Yorker Sth Av• 11'343020. EZ Credit. s 1 c h 1 91 Rone• R•vor MIS(' AUTO 924~ TRUCKS »220 COMl\lt-.H<'IAL PROl'EHTY ~77H If you can bring us aome lales eicperl- • n c e, a po1ltlve phone voice, high en•rgy, typing 1kllls and perslstanc• we wlll provide you with a frl•ndly atmo1- phere, room to grow and 1h• ltalnlng 10 m•k• you 1ucce11-ful, new. Offera. SHS0-2551 I VS, AT, AC. PS, PB, Hunt lkh Ch~ ~~~622~~t9~99-; 1 188e PORD P3.0 Great diVide, limited PW, POL, P/aeatS/mlr· Plynl. M2.oa31 Ouelly. L•tlat ••· edition! Priced to ael Beer Dlspanaer, under Repom· fi·ng'. rors, Tiit, Crul1e. TOYOTA OP t•nd•d e<,.Jb. White. at 129,895 41445118 TEACHER count•r. 1/2 Keg or Stereo, Warr Avail. 32,000 m llH . 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Can start within view, 85o.65e0. restaurant &42·9424, 'Tht Hlllt Art Alive!' With th• 'Sound of Music.• Complete "t of 8 art collector'• p1a1e1 with 1cane1 from the movie musl- cel. •••utHull Still In original boxaa, navet d isplayed. Asking $250 tor t he ••t. Pteu• call Merla at 842-4321 , HI. 308 daya, or 845-1933 eve1 after 5:30. days. Call 832·9337 -8-E-R...;._N_AN_S_K_l_D_S_ ask for Mark MONt:Y TO LOAN :.?••I 4 •WIDOW HAS Ill fOt TD 11 l.20,000 up. No ~No penalty. c.- ~ ,.._~HOWi nouncements ANNO l'~< t-.,H.NIS 2 '1:.!0 LASWQAS TOP I POATS PICKi Cure• March Mad- neu Cou.g. Hoop P1cka 1~5-39'3. t8• ytL $25 ~ c.il l..OST & FOUND :.!~n ~, STORE RETAIL SALES E.o!parlanced, aggres- 1lve & dynamic peo- ple lw FIT Potlll<>n. For •PPt call Ann 241·7040 SC PlaZI M1lnt. Fore1n1n Needed for 1team deaning of rHtaurant kitch en •. Mo1tty nlghlL FIT. Start S7/hr. Chris 84&-5325 Modeldodtl TJPtt Demoa. for mat11. ttOres, 213-931·1149 Wedding Coordinator With restaurant beck· ground. Nice anvlron- men t -.. benellt1. Please send re1ume to June. P.O. Box «192, Laguna B•ach,92652 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 1'>533 S 1 ,000 Wk~ Stuffing anvelOpas. Sl111 now, no ••P· Ftff 1uppl1es & Snto. No obligation.. Send SAS.E. lo Uf• lime, 3208-C East Co- lonlal Drtve, 310.KK ••••utltul full l en9th opoaaum fur c oet Revaf1lble u raincoat with f\H tdm, European hook1. Hardly worn, 1950. &42-432' x 102. OHICE H 'llNITliRE Nursery Sales ·--· •LACK LAcau11R Looki ng for eherp p ... h tease .,.. awere t •I eight-loot conference Orlando, FL 32803 EQUIPMt:NT flOH aalet oriented people h 1 · l hi to work In OUI' land-t • ia11ngs n t ' cal· table, eight exquisite Kapa centets. Plant egory may require you high-back papercllp to call • 900 numb•r chairs, S900/o b o . knowledg• ••aenllal. In which there Is a Black deak. thr•• Cera•r opportunftl•• 1 charg• par m nute. drewer rue cebloet, for right paraon. Vlll•g• Nurur1 ... 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CALL 842·4333 COSTA MEM. rewPORT lfAOt Ii 11111 By CHARLES GOREN w ith OMAR SHARIF and TANN.AH HIRSCH Both vulnerable. South deals. WEST NORTH •6•3 -KJ KQ J5 •A K 72 EAST •J97 -862 • K 10 8 7 9 753 642 +863 873 • Q 10 9 4 SOUTH •A Q 52 A Q 10 4 A 10 9 •J5 The bidding: South West North Eut 1 NT p._ 8 NT P .. P.. PU9 ~ninl lead: ThrH of Combininc more than one hne of play requires cartful planning You must test the possibilities m the right order to make IUrt that all of them an a\'ailable Thia is • 11mple example of what we mean. A straightforward auction lands you in six no trump. Despite the dub wealtnts • the South hand IS near maiimum for that action and any other opening bid could lead tO enormous problems later in the auc· uon. With a balanced 17 points and no four·card major, North's leap to slam is eminently sensible. After the lead of a heart thett are 11 fut trick&. A 12th can be de.vel- oped by two different finnsn in the black suit.a: A normal fines. of the queen in spades. wbat the French call an 1mpasH, or• lead up to the Jack of clubs. the upa.su. Both have • 50 percent chance of success. However, that does not mean it makes no diffettnee in which order you take them. Try the wrons one fint and your chanca of making the slam drop from 3·to-l in your favor to even money. uppose you win the tint tnck in dummy and take the spade finaae. If it loses. you can no lo~r leed toward the jack of clubs-some de· fender will score the queen lo set you-and bave to hope for • single- ton quttn of clubs. However, if you lead • dub toward the jack at trick two and Eut bolds the queen, the sl•m IS home lf West bu the queen o( clubt. you can still fall back on the apade fine~ for your 12th t..nck. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ·-~-...... 12 13 • • • • • • ,. • • .. TUMday. March 31, 1992 . Ufntylet Ecltor Miii Colm ••• 642-4321, ext. 361 Lifestyles Work hard to -find whit's on man's mind basldas sax A woman who called herself "Baffled in Omaha," wrote to Ann Landers: "Dear Ann, The primi- tive nature of man never ceases to baffle me. After 20 years of a solid marriage, I sensed that another woman was making a big play for my husband. My confidence in his fidelity proved to be well-placed when six months later her phone calls and open flirting at social events stopped. "I was curious as to what caused him to rcsi.st the temptation to stray, since the would-be inter· loper was much younger than I and much more beautiful. So I asked him. ''I was stunned to hear him say, 'Our sex life was so good I just couldn't see 1iving it up.' "He never mentioned my stead- fast devotion, my charm, my wit, or my excellence as a homemaker. He was not the least bit concerned about his children, his religion, what our parents and families might think, nor did he worry that a divorce might ruin him finan- cially. It was the sex thing that made the difference. "I'm crushed to think that all the things I've worked so hard on mean nothing to him.'' Ann answered that the factors that the woman had hoped would make a difference, did in fact make a difference whether her husband was willing to admit it or not. She concluded by encouraging her "to let sleeping dogs lie." Suppose this woman had been my client. What would I have ad- vised her? Cer- tainly, "to let sleeping dogs lie." But also to become educated about men. Men separate sex from love and women don't. If the lady from Tulsa really un- derstands that, she'll also under- stand that her husband really gave her a posi- tive response. His Family Counseling fantasy never included thinking of the other woman as a wire substi- tute, only as a potential sex pan- ner. So. u sex partners go, he had better at home. Very logical, and not atypical. Granted, this was a stupid and thoughtless way for the man to have responded. Beyond that, the wife should be pleased about the report card of her abilities as his lover. And she should take some solace that a compliment in the sexual arena does not in ony way preclude the notion that be values all the rest she has to offer. I would hope that the lady would come ito accept the fact that she is never goin$ to get an ac- curate analysis of the whole mar- riage all in one gulp. If she really wants to know how she scores, she might s1a rt by brinaina up just one pan of the maniage. To open up the subject, she mighl begin with a compliment, very specific, as say in fathering. Then follow ii up with another specific. and another. If this docs not provoke her husband to respond in a similar vein, she could then come right out and ask a ques1ion about a specific action of her own. Make him think about specific answers to what he thinks ~he's doing right in, for example, child discipline. (Don't ask him to give you an overall grade as to how well you arc mothering. At worst it will start a fight; at best it won't be real.) She should insist on spe- cific answers to specific questions, and that's all she can do. She should resist goina on to o&hcr upccts of the maniage in the aame session. (Save that for another time, when you arc both in a good and relaxed mood, with plenty ot time to talk.) Remember, it is not a failure of love on his part if he can't read her mil)d and give her the answen she longs to hear. She may indeed. t-e givina him marvelous and sup- portive feedback all or the time, but he may not necessarily be aware or what she is doing. He might think a few nowers -or di· amonds -or even just his pres- ence, is a love-message enough. Dr. Und• Al6Hi I.I 11 m•rrlap aad t•mlly couaulOI' wltb o/tltt$ Jn Coron• dtl Mar. Janes plunged into ·show biz What came .nrst: Chicken or bunny? F ilm buffs should be ex- cited to hear that Loren Janes is coming to town. What's that? You don't know who Loren Janes is'! Well, perhaps you know some of the pic1ures he's appeared in: "Run- away Train," "Rambo 11," "How the West Was Won," "Beverly Hills Cop," "The Ten Command- ments" ... Loren Janes' name wasn't on the marquee. but perhaps it should have been. He's doubled for the likes of Paul Newman, Charles Bronson, Steve Mc· Queen and Jack Nicholson. Loren Janes is a Hollywood stuntman. Janes will talk about his career and show footage from his reper- toire of more than 500 films and television episodes when he ap- pears at Orange Coast College's Fine Arts Recital Hall al 7:30 p.m. Friday to present a program titled "Behind the Ac1ion." Tick- ets arc S7-S8. A scriptwriter couldn't dream up the route Janes took to the silver and small screens. He taught high school math and sci- ence to pay for training as a dif- ferent ktnd of performer: opera singer. "As a school teacher, I had no idea what a stuntman docs," Janes has said. However, when moviemakers sought someone to jump from an 8()..f oot cliff for a film 38 years ago, Janes plunged into show biz. T WENTY-SIX ACRES OF EASTER EGGS AT THE HYATT NEWPORTER -A tradition continues in its 30th year at lbt Hyatt Ncwporter on Sunday, April 19, with two Easter egg hunts scheduled for children at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on the beautifully landscaped grounds of the hotel. "Camp Hyatt" will be open for children and E~ster egg coloring, cookies and treats, music, balloons, cartoons, strolling musicians and a magician, plus a live appearance by Peter Rabbit will keep kids entertained. A lavish brunch with caviar, roast leg of lamb with g:ulic and rosemary. pate, smoked salmon, classic Virginia baked ham, eggs Benedict and omelettes made to order are just 11 few of the array at the groaning board. The price is $28.95 for adults, $11.95 for kids and children under 3 years of age arc free . For the Easter egg hunt, without brunch, the charge is S4. Reservations arc essential, at 729-1234. Just imagine, within the next two weeks, chickens all over the country arc supplying the raw material for those Easter egg hunts. To heck with Peter Rabbit -let's here it for the hens! 0 IT'S A PASCALETfE? -Newport's awnrd- winning favorite French chef, Pacal Olhats, won another prize on March 23 with the considerable assistance of his wife, Mlml. They became p:ir- . cnts of a 7-pound, 14-ounce daughter, PasaUoc, whose pretty older sisters, Fanny and MasaJJ are 3 and 5 years old. 0 COFFEE BATTLES GENTLY BREWING - Coffee bean buffs to have another stellar coffee house in Orange County. The oldest coffee bean merchant is going up against the biggest, and they are both title hold- ers: Last week, Gratrto's, in business for 57 years, opened a store in the shopping cenlcr be- hind Belcourt. Now. Starbucks, another re- nowned coff ce vendor, is preparing to open up ..... ... Tastings ~nd Tidbits A gifted alhlete -he com· peted in swimming, diving, water polo and gymnastics in college and high school and was the first civilian to compete in the U.S. Olympic Trials' modern pentath· Ion -producers liked his work and offers started pouring in. Master Hollywood stuntman Loren Janes talks about his career Friday at Orange Coast College. two stores in Orange County -one in Coron3 dcl Mor and the other in Irvine's Walnul Village. His most-recent work includes sword-fighting sequences in "Hook" and doubling for Nichol- son in the soon-to-be-released "Man Trouble." Despite his dangerous occupa- tion. Janes has never suffered even a broken bone. something he auributcs to careful planning, expertise and hard work. He runs 10 to 15 miles a day. His popularity as a speaker has grown over the years, as he urges young people to set goals, pursue education and appreciate the vaJue of sports and fitness, while also appealing 10 mature audiences. "I'm an advocate," Janes sajd. "I try to motivate an)'body to do anything, no mai- ler what the age. It's neve r too late." Tickets may be purchased by phone at 432-5880. Orange Coast College is located at 2701 Fair- view Road, Costa Mesa. -By tbe D:J/ly Pilot Starbucks bas a contemporary espresso bar, a section of pastries, cakes and such, plus·JO varieties of premium. whole bean coffees from around the world. For a first time bean-bag from Starbucks. try their Caffe Verona (80/20 blend) -it wns recently chosen the best in L.A by Los Angeles Magazine. Starbucks is s:iid to be the largest privately-owned coffee roaster and retailer in North America with 12.5 locations in the Northwest, Chicago and Los Angeles. 0 Everything about concert difficult to swallow except PIL T HE RITZ RE-ENLISTS -Hans Pncu. whose photograph graced the pages of the fashionable W public:uion last week, and his wire, Chartcnt have been talking with Donald Bren's Newport Center negotiators, and the results arc a superb compliment and vote of faith in the Pragers and their restaurant, The RJtz. The Irvine Co. and the Pragers have signed up for anolher 20..ycar tour or duty together. Prager indicated thal the terms of the tease renectcd a realistic altitude on the part or The Irvine Co. about the economy in Orange County, and that additional funds wilt be supplied by The Irvine Co. for updating the kitchen on the propeny. By Gregg Van Epps $cledll ID .. Olly Piiat IRVINE -MTV's 120 Minute tour hit UCl's Crawford Hall las t Thursday night with Blind Melon, Live, Public Image Ltd. and Big Audio Dynamite II, and rese mbled a five-hour sauna due to the poor ventilation. Blind Melon had a 30-minutc set that looked welJ-rchearsed de- spite the horrible acoustics. Live's 35-minute set was complete with political statements and lots of flipping hair. H ant rockcn llwh and coun~ rocker Hank Wilhanu Jr. pxt the Irvine Meadows A.lnphit.bcatn 1ta~ in June. ncim wmt on we S.S-d.y for the I p.m. Ycdactday, June 3, show by ..... aAd Mr. Bia, u wcU ., tbr I p.m. FrWay, June 19, eppnnna lry YilUamt, no will be iohacd by Pitt)' ~ ut4 Douc $tocW. for lid.a, pMaC 740-2000. It quickly became obvious whose show this was when Public lmat;e took the stage, opening with "Love Song." John Lydon wasted no time snapping at the audience, "Quit spitting at me, f don't want your diseases." cxpo~ng his bum and declaring on a failed ~ing-along at- tempt. "lf you're my competition. we all know why I'm up here." The band. led by Lydon and guitarisls John McGeoch and Gregg Arreguin, performed most songs off the new album. "That What ls Not," along w11h M>mc old Movie listings Newport Beacll IOW.UOS HIWPOIT CIHIMA :JOO,..__.... C- O.... .... 0760 I White ~" (.,. • "'~ 1111 1 30 S 1 JO. 10 2 .., '-"" vi....., 1'1 , . • )() 1 9 JO l ......... ,i.,c, 1 ,, JO l s )() • 1020 IDW.UOS ISlAHO ClHlMA '"'"-._, ,.._,... c-... 011•• • I ... ~ 0...... T-'"t fl'(;. •ll I JO. • IS, 7. 9 •S l. C......,. Id .. ~Ill I IS. J JO S d . I , 10 IS J Le~ ll'G IJI 11 45 J. 5 1$, 1.)0. 9 d 4 ~ t...M._, Meft !RI I, 3 IS S JO. 7 d . 10 S W..-'t W~ re; lJ: I IS.) 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