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Home My WebLink About1992-04-07 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • Tmday, Aprl 7, 1992 Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 AltOPlllY Rghts to stay on . ballot In race for Judgeship ...._ Regis .... ar·. Wilkoski's ballot for the June 2 election ,...... u ' on arounds that his petition for petition to take on Strople nomination is one signature I h short. s one signature s ort. ··vou need 20 Jood signa- tures to be nominated as a can-ey LoMnn 8asheda didate,'' said Reaistrar Don MWlllr Tanney. 0 Hc turned ln 22. But NEWPORT BE.AOf -At· we believe onty 19 of them arc • tomcy James Wilkoski is the suCfacient accordina to the stat· fint pcnon in nearly a decade utes. •• to cbaUcnac Judac Cllristopbcr Wilkoski admits that one of Strople for hit Harbor Munlcl-the sfinaturcs is from a resi- pal Court scat -only voton dent who ho later teamed was may never know iL not re1istered to vote, but said The Oranac County Reais· tho reptnr'a contention that . trar bu dilquallfied Wilka&ki two other 1ian1ture1 don't frOm placina hla name on the · SM PETITIO~ ... II~: Caet out your ~arty planner and~ rour ~rse with Ben~min ~'s look Into 1 year's WDtth OI social eYents 4nd ttappeninis. • TheTasteol~. RemUrant Writer MiN Bird .... yet another ltllllft dtcowry • South COllt ...... • ..... o1 ........ ,. Dr. DNd ........... lftlliO. aam • ID the ·••compoe- lel ,.., .. which Mdds chit~ locik. ............. 25 Centi AQMD onicials add hurdle to Hoag' s expansion project · ~ District questions the safety of measure s used to deal with hazardous gases on property. By Ins Yokoi Sti!I Writer NEWPORT BEACH -In an 11th-hour letter that could delay ap__proval of the !ioa8 Hospital expansion, regional air quality officials have expressed concerns with the hospital's prans for mitigating hazardous gases on its property. The em1ronmentaJ impact report prepared for the hos· pital's expansion "fails to ad· equately evaluate and m1t1gate the air quality unpacts assoc1· ated with this project,'' South Coast Air Quality Management officials wrote in a 10-page let· ter dated March 30. The letter recommends a number of additional steps, in· cludmg various tests and sam· pies, and concludes "further analysis is necessary" before the em1ronmental report can be approved City planners and Hoag Pres· 1dertt M1chae::I Sh:phens down· played the unpact of the letter, saymg air quaht) official' sun- ply are reque~ting dt:tails that the ut~ can prnv1de and clarify in upcoming meetings with d1s- tnct stall "'The\ rt: no1 realh under- \tanding ~hats been · done ai- r.cad)." said Stephen~ But the Cit) s advance plan- ning man3ger, Patricia Temple, acknowledged that '"It's a sig- nificant letter and this late in the process ~ lund of dtsturb- mg." And environmentalists said the letter supports their con- tention that the methane and hydrogen sulfide gas m1t1gat1on steps Hoag proposes aren't ad· equate. "It bas1call> .. al nifates our concerns over the public health and safety impacts of the Hoag master plan," said Jan Vander· sloot. a Newport Heights res1· dent. "(Hoag officials) haven't See HOAG!Wll* ..... City considers ending dealerihip agreement uneasy halting 30-year deal with Robins Ford. By Anna Cekola Stl1I W11ler COST A MESA Uncom- fortable with a proposal that would end a 30-year arrange· ment with a local auto <;tealer. the City Council postponed a dec1S1on Monday involvmg fu. ture maintehancc of the new pohcc car fleet In an effort to cut costs. fi. nancc officials recommended the Caty Council allow city me- chanics to maintain 37 ne" po- lice cars, which will cost about $59,000 a year. Theodore Rob- ins Ford -the lone bidder for the maintenance contract -of- fered a propo511l about «''., 000 Critics of the finance depart- ment proposal argued that hid- den labor costs would actually make city maintenance work more expensive than the The-· odorc Robins Ford bid. • The council, which requested addittonal information about possible uncalculated labor costs, will vote on the issue in two weeks. Until last month, the city leased all of its police cars from Theodore Robins Ford. which also did the mamtenancc work on the vehicles. But following an unusual bid· ding war last month, an El Cajon Ford dealer narrowly beat out Theodore Robins Ford and was awarded a $513,000 contract for the 37 new pohcc cars See COUNCii.Ad ..... ~primtF-time-pontics :-Aii ear1Y-l1ne It's too soon to call winners , but the field sure has narrowed thing::.. By Steve Marble StJll WTter 0 h baby, rock-n-roll. Brown brenks away. Give up the rock, bnby. Awwwww Je~ry. Yeeececs. He's alone. Oh stanaaaaaaam. , • • . • 4 , .•. • .. , ''f". '-... ~ ... ' ... Herc's the-early line: rrutdmt , !':" ' . . . ·~··-· ' . . • Georae Bush is advancing as e\pcctcd out of the Bi& D.C. C.Onfcrcncc, set for a· YceececceccCJ. Oh yeeeccces. Pnmc-ttmc player, baby. Oh baby ... The madness is back. Yeeeeeeeeeeeecs. Basketball? 1'1io. Dick Vitale? Nope. Polittcs. ..1Jn..huh: Bi&·&lakc, prime-time politics. A different kind of March madness, even if it is April. While it may be too early to call winners or predict the unlmown twists and turns that still may derail a leadina candidate, the field has certainly been whittled down enough to make sense or • November repeat. Ou~lion ~ whether early stumble will hurt. He went to Japan with a bunch of very hungry auto manufacturers, had an unfortunate time at a tatc dinner and may have been the last person in America to acknowledge the rccc aon. He's even havina trouble 1ettin1 off decent Wayne's World lines. Bui ... he is pre idcnt and the moribund econ-Om) is sloY.ly tumina. • Bill Clint.on 1s the dear-cut ~inner out of the See POLITICS/la .... ----- • M Tueeday, April 7, 1982 --------------------------~-------·----------------------- ~ocals Only Streetwise In~ and photognphs by Lee Payne <Asked at Orange Coast College) Cecil Smith Costa Mesa "We rented 'Ghost.' It was a good movie." Cedric Shorter - Costa Mesa - "I( was 'Billy Bathgate.' I likeQ it. It was a good gangster movie." Nina Courtney Newport Beach " 'The Godfather.' All of them. You have all your friends over and make massive amounts of popcorn. It's a great series." -· Kellie Hanson Westminster " 'City Slickers.' Everybody loved it, but I thought it was really depressing, too close to reality." Sharon Penrose Costa Mesa . . .,, 'Kindergarten Cop.' It was great. I recommend it" · Briefly . · 1111* rablllry ••111ct cll•lll NEWPORT BEACH -It appears law enforcement officials fouled up the case of the "Foulmouth Female Bandit" in Jartuary when they arrested the wrong woman for a string of armed bank robberies. ·" Delores Carabajal, 30, spent 69 days in the Orange County jail before the FBI concluded she was not the woman they-wanted for dozens of Southern California bank robberies, including a Christmas Eve holdup at the First Interstate Bank in Corona del Mar. . -"'·. Manaafng Editor Steve Marble, 642-4321 89 crimes two yean earlier. Burglaries decreued from 59 to 35 during the lut two ICbool years, and motor vehicle thefts fe ll from 22 to 12 over the two-year period. After the March l991 kidnap and rape Gf a f emaJe student, the college spent m~re than $200,000 to upgrade security with the hiring or additional staff, the addition of extra outdoor lighting, installation of emergency telephones and nighttime parki.u lot securit)r patrols. ·· "All in all, the actions we've taken to improve security have played a key role in reducing campus crime," said John Fanner, director of campus safety. "We're headed in the right dir~tion." -BTRlwLNr The district attorney's office dropped local charges against the Long Beach woman Friday after the FBI arrested another woman who allegedly confessed to the crimes. The real "Foulmouthed MM: MlnoNDtily Nat A worker smooths newly laid concrete on the Costa Mesa Freeway extension. When completed next year, the proje~ \Viii extend the freeway to 19th Street. 'A Tlltl If C.' The first annual Taste of Corona del Mar will be sponsored by the Corona del Mar RCSiaen Assoeiltiorr1n:Mtr Female Bandit," they say, is Mary Sulun._36j FBI officials came up- with the nickname based on reports that she u$ed prof-anity-.during the hold-ups and hlld ,. ~Id sores arouncUler mouth. · "Apparently Carabajal looked a Jot like (fie other gal," said Jim Donckels, $f<>~esperson for th.c FBI's Ornnge County qffice. "lt doesn't happen often." ; Newport Beach police thought Carabajal was the "Foulmouth Female Bandit" after ~hey responded to a report ~f a possible drug · overdose at the Pi ne Knot Motel in West Newport Dec. 29. At the motel, officers found Mark Anthony Littlejohn -a 36-year-old ·attempted murder parolee -in need of medical treatment. With him wtis Carabajal. Littlejohn was treated at the scene by . ,, paramedics, but officers never confirmed drugs were involved and no one was arrested. While interviewing Carabajal about what happened, however, officers found a "large sum of money" on her. They also took some photographs of her, which robbery detectives later believed matched the description or the First Interstate robber. The suspect in that heist was described as a woman having an "unhealthy appearance" us st a.st accent. Newport Beach police Sgt. Andy Gonis said detectives toolc Carabajal's photo to the bank teller who then identified Carabajal - three times. The teller identified her in a photo lineup, a field line-up at the jail and again in court. rt was after the photo lineup, however, that pol!ce put out a bulletin for Carabajal -calling her an armed and dangerous drug user who frequents low-income motels. She was arrested the following day at an acquaintance's Anaheim _home and taken to jail where she' faced a 20-year prison term - until lut week.· -By LorlAnn Bashed• Police log Riiey releald ll'Om ·hospltal- NEwPoRT BEACH -After four days at _Hoag Hospital, Supervisor Thomas Riley re turned to \VOrk Monday morning and plans to be at the Board of Supervisors meeting, as usual, today, aides said. "He's doing real well," said Riley aide Christie McDaniel. Riley, 79, originally admitted to Hoag Hospital Wednesday afternoon on the advice of his physician, who noticed that the supervisor's blood sugar had elevated. After a battery of tests, doctors determined that Riley had experienced an allergic reaction to some new diabetes medication and also had acute bronchitis. Although the supervisor's diabetes ano asthma were. brought under·control and he felt well enough to leave, doctors decided to keep him in the hospital through the weekend to monitor his condition. He was released late Sunday afternoon and went into his office for a cou ple of hours Monday morning, McDaniel said. Clmpus crime down at DCC COSTA MESA -·Orange Coast College officials reported that on-campus crime has dro d 31 rccnt over the last two ears despi te four sexual assaults reponed on campus last year. · The college's crime statistics -which compare the 1990-91 school year to the prior two school years -were pusl)ed lower be~use or a 46 percent drop in motor vehicle thefts and a 41 percent decrease in burglary during the last two years. · Aggravated assaults, which include four repor~cd assaults against 'WOmen on campus last year, were 33 percent higher during the 1990-1991 school year compared to 1988-89. No rapes were reported, although one or the assaults involved a woman who was allegedly kjdnapped from the campus and raped at a nearby supcrm:irket parking lot. During the J 990-91 school year, a total 61 c:impus crimes were reported compared to quarterly open membe"rship meeting on Saturday, April 11 from 3 to S o'cloc~ at the OASIS Courtyard, Fifth Avenue and Marguerite. · Presiden't of tbe Association, Debra Allen wi ll preside. A panel on the "Past, Presc~t and·Future of Corona del Mar" featuring Ann Spencer, Mayor Phillip Sansone and Jim Wood will be moderated by Lucille Kuehn. Bruce Beardsley has coord inated the · following wonderful local restaurants wh1ch wilt participate in the "Taste of Corona del Mar," Carmelo's, Cocos, Five Crowns. Gellato Oassico, Gina's Pizza, Mucho Munchies, Studio Cafe, Trees and Z Pizza. Starbuck's and Albcrtsons will provide drinks. Membership is <;>pen to all residents of Corona del Mar. Annual dues ate $12. This is a superb opportunity to meet and discuss local issues with neighbon and friends. Join the effon to enhance our charming and unique villace concept. New memben arc welcome41 COST A MESA -Voluntecn are needed to help with the second,annual Cost& Mesa Park Oean·up Day, which will be held Saturda ri1 2S at Fairview and ,..._ ·---·- par . The goal or the event, sponsored by the city Parb, Recreation Facilitie.s and Pulcways Commission, will be to improve the quality or city parla by collecting Jitter, pulling weeds and planting shrubs, ground cover and trees. Volunteers are requested to wear work clothes including boots or heavy 5hoes. The city will provide hats, gloves, tools and ref rcshments. Voluntecn will also be asked to sign in at the main parking lots at both parks and fill out questionnaires and ~lunteer liability waiver fonns. Any group or individua] planning to participate in the Park Oean-up Day is encouraged to contact the Department of Community Services at 754-5300. Costa Mesa the clerk realized a comP.uler -worth nearly Sl,000 -was missini. Ins, however, appeared 10 be misslna. • ... _,,.. ... · _, .. _d ..#. A ,1asolinc aencrator worth about " mu •-IJIY , .. ar w.._ OUI ur SS()() WIS stok:n from lhe JUI~ or a Newport Beach a Radio Sbld on Ncwpon Boulcvard~..QUI-ia ~ 2&00 block er .:r -~~----------f-T--wtldnr11DWllJ cempufer undern1t coar, Place, accordia IO an employee there. The • The..~ ariGcb.~ba.Jaooocd . town. A ccram.C ri6bi1 and llircc pot• led plants were 1tolcn from the front lawn or a home In the 1000 bloct of Buckin&ham Lane. vcrs o.n a window IO enter an p~nmcnt 1n the 1400 blodc of Pl.ccnlla Av· cnuc and llole a couple ot crcdil carda, Australiaa and Canadian coins worth $50 and. ~ ~lly, llldvdi..,_ a ~ Htp'3CJIOOl CtW on976"ri ... - ' . ........ ----~ ~.:-&.. _ ........ ........... How to reach us at The Pilot OttuWloft Or1n9' County 642-4333 A.1h4t11 .. datlifted 642-5678 ~642-4321 EMlaarW News 540-1224 ~642-4330 Newt. tpOf1I ,,,. 646·4170 MIMOMm 8w,_ OffQ 642-4321 8usiMW fax 631 ·5902 es_nploJri told police he wu suspicious A resident of the 2000 block of Wal· after • 11\&11 -in bis SOs -bepn bul· lace Street returned home 10 find the toaJaa bit bl.ct Kinp jacket 11 he upstain bedroom windows open and wallaeld out al the door. Minutes l11cr, tl\e screens on the pound bcloW. Noth· ,. ......... , .. ~,,. ... ,...u ·~,. ....... llaJI AA I.I •lta.&U ... ,...a., ...,,... ... • Someone removed a rcw J1au lou· ..,., ., ........... ..................... c......... .. .•. J,.. •aclll•• 1•••111• •• ................. ~ ...... , .. ~· ... --i: • , I ~-r:ae4 .. ........... 11 ..... ~ ·=-..r-~ ............ , ... ,A .. , ........ ., -.. Ma•••lll ••• J•••I , •HlllH!rs.:•• ... ••••11-1t •w = .:t.J N...,, =-~..r--= --::a.·., = :·: ..... '= I.. I A man houscsiulns for hls f11hcr re· turned lo tbe home 1n the 300 bloct ot 62nd Street 10 fand the froot door iin- lockcd and the rdriaerator doon and dresser drawen 111ndin1 open . • --------------- .....,, One person's meat 11 •other perSQn's slug · E ither l was wrong about the mariaolds or I was wrong about the snails. On second thought, maybe it was both. When I was coming of age with regard to organic gardening some years ago I read or heard something about marigolds being good for pest control. Actually, now that I think about it, it was aphids. They're supposed to repel aphids. That explains ~ast week's floral massacre. We put a border of marigolds around the rose garden. Next morning, there were no aphids, bu·t then there hadn't been any before we put out the marigolds. And there were no marigolds either. Snails had eaten them. "1 thought you said snails didn't like them." my wife, Michele, said. "I meant aphids." .. -·~ "What, snails don't lik~ aphids?" "Aphids don't like marigolds." "Well, snails sure do," she said. Snails, it appears, like just about everything. They're kind of like the biblical plague of locusts, only in slow motion. I went to the Sunset organic gardening book and it said to pick them off, one Editor's Notebook ------by one. In passing, it mentioned that the.French have no problem with snails as pests because they cat them. I thought to myself, I could eat snails. I mean, I did once. l ordered them in a French restaurant. It wasn't like the jokes about the rube trying to order in French without knowing what he was getting, and getting a plate of snails. I knew escargot were snails. They were served in their little shells, bathed in garlic butter. You picked them out with a little teeny fork and then you drank the garlic butter out or the shells.,.. I remember several things about the meal. I remember the garlic butter. I remember thinking that a dozen snail s didn't go vef'}':faHutdttting tha-c~lcn~ at>otrn\\o.._~s of bread~ compensate. AnOT 'C'emcmoer that we naaThrce bOTTlcs of wine. Michele was wi1h me, but I think she had something else. - After the snails ate 1he mari¥olds, I brought up the subject of 1his rich food source we had slithering around in our garden. I may not have presented it very well. Michele was skeptical. ' "It's just a~ if we had a herd of Jillie oysters crawling about," l aid. "I don't like oys1crs," she said. I n passing, it mentioned that the French ha~e no problem with snaifS as pests because they eat them. '\Well, little lobsters, th-en. I remembe r they tasted kind or like lobster. Or at least the garlic butter t::isted like the stuff you eat '"ith lobsters." "They're not little lobs1crs, 1hey're slugs," she said. "They're not slugs,-they've got shells," I said. "OK, so they're slug') with shells,'' she said. "Anyway. 1 read that ection in the book too, and it's not as simple as that. You don't just grab 1hcm and cook 1hem. You've got to do something -l forget what it is -to Rush them out." "Flush them out?" '1Ycah;you know what they've got in them. . "What, snail poop?" "And maype pesticides and things." "Oh." I uid ... Right." l)l~t afternoon I picked a whole bunch or ma up in e 1rt in a flower bed. "Au revoir," I said, and squished them with a shovel. Bob r•n Eylccn 1$ ••slstanl Mllor of th~ Dally Pilot. I lls rolumn •P~•n on 1\l~sd•ys. DCC .-.I ~ U.S. dlblte IOll'lllJ COsT A ~A -For the second straight year, the Or- ange Coast • C.Ollege speech a.cam toot high honors in the National Community College Speech and Debate Tourna- ment, finishing second to rival CoUege of DuP•gc. More than 70 community col- leges competed in the 1992 na- tional tournament last week in St. Louis. Norm Fricker, head coach of the OCC team, said. the second-place finish bodes well for the future since eight or the top 14 speakers this year will Jxuctuaring next SCHOO. "This was a rebuilding year.'' Fric.ker said. "Next season we'll be the team with all the veter- ans. We should be favored to win the 1993 national Litle." During the past 14 scMOn, OCC has won five national ti- tles and fsve second-place --~~ llWD'Cls. ~yur'J tournament will be~cld in Odessa, Texas. Jn individual awards: • The Pirates captured 33 medals: 10 golds, l 2 silvers and 11 bronzes("'"'.. · • Da_vc Morgan or Newport Beach was OCC' top speaker, earning three gold medals and one bronze. • Other medalists included Sal Tinajero of Santa Ana; Jen- nafer LaPaglia of Huntington Beach; Krist i Wheaton of Hun- tington Beach; Jeff Travis of Santa Ana; Heather Dye of El Toro; Paul Gordon of Fountain Valley; Julio Zapata of Garden Grove; Bill Neeson of Hun- tington Beach; Robert Cal- 11"\'tnc; Oreg uin on of Costa Mesa; Balus Tjahjono of Irvine; and Rebecca Triplett- Nogy of Costa Mesa. • OCC also captured twO peer awards, voted on by all tournament contc tants. Jen- nafer LaP.,tia and Julio Zapa· ta won the Bell-Scroains Award in team debate and the Reader's Theatre squad earned the Huffer-Goldman Award. Send your items for ,4.round Town to Bob van Eyken, The Pilot, 330 w. Bar St., Cost.1 Mesa, 92627. Today Libra~y breakfast -The Newport Beach Public Library "ill hold its Stp Annual V.1.P. Library Breakfast, to celebrate National Library Week, on Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 a.m .• at the Newport Center library, 856 San Clemente Dr., Newport Beach. €all Teri at _ 644-3177 fQ( more 1nform.;ation. Ge neology -A program _on·geneology. ~that the. . Generations Might Know Them: Bringing Ydur Ancestors to l ife." will be presented at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Balboa Branch library. l OQ E. Balboa Blvd. Thursda Square danci ng -If you're an active senior and tile to dance, come join the Costa Mesa Qu1cksteppers at their "'-eekly square dance, 10 a.m. Thu~ay at the Downtown Community Center, Anaheim Ave. and Center St. Experienced square dance~ preferred. Couples only, please. For more information, call 545-5669. Garden club -the Carden Oub, recently formed at the Costa M~ Senior Center, \\.ill meet at 2 p.m. Thursday. The meeting will be held at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call Vicki De Smet at 548-2090 or Ada Weatherwax at 641-5074. Iro n John -Poet and author Robert Sly's book "Iron John" will be the topic at Thursday's "let's Talk Books" discyssion group, 10 a.m. at the W1Stwn Sele. Univ.nit)' Coll.ge of Law will' hott an infonnation Mmlnar in "yoJf .,.. , ' Wednesday April 8, 1992 Ontario 6:30,,m CC.,,,.,.,,~..,,,..---• loati•) Your quettiont wtll be .n1w..-.d f91afdins. •Law ~ "*luinmentt- when• how '°apply • l;nandal A.a.~ l • •Irvine and F\ilenon C•mpuMI • Pla<'ftntnt •Sc.hOUnhlpt • •The l.tw School AdiftiNion T •t (lSA T) A quetdon .net answw ~ will follow the ..unar. . S.q 11 lilftl..S Md ...v1aon1 are on a ftnkome, fl .... w.cl blell. ' To nclUll', call Pu~ at 71tfnl.l000 or lrYN at 71tf7U.f100 and -for "' Admitllonl Counlllor • . .. , ................................ ~c.-. ., ..,..~ ........ ... •_,Mi 0 UrC 1' ti lf ... la:i , ......... ,~ ••Aw ST., .... ;' 'M ~ ... _,C .... ......... ....... ' .. 555555555iTiueild5a~y,iAipin5115,51599~25A3i~- lqu1111d Tuesday, Aptll 14 Story time -Thl• Stol)time Experience. CoslJ ML'~J Library''> \\Cekl) reading program ior . children ages thr"'~ to s1,, ,,,n begin its e1ght·\\Cek spring session at 10:30)1 m. April 14. For information, call 646·8&45. Professional women - · South Coast Business and Saturday St. Joh n's benefit -St. John the Bapla>t School in C<htJ Mesa will hold its 30th annual fashion show and luncheon . beginning at 11 a m. April 11 at the Radisson Plaza Hotel in Irvine. For ttd;et information, 'tall 557-5060. University Women - fa,h1ons by Jacques Vert ,,,11 be modeled at Saturday's luncheqn of the Ne\.\ port Beach/Costa Me~1 chapter of the AmericJn Association of University \.\'omen. 11 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club. C.111 673-1947 or 673-0411 . Prison outreach -People interested in N.tend1ng then1sel\.:) and their he.11ing po''crs to tho~e 1n prison are invited to atteod a weekend worbhop on Apnl 11-1 2 from 9:30 a.m to 4:30 pm in CostJ Mesa. The cost for the .,,eel.end is S79. Call Dan M1lbtt?in or Trish O'Conner at 556-8000. Prof ess1onal Women will hold their monthly meeting at the El Tonto Crill, 633 Anton Blvd. 1n CChtJ \1e:>J. ~t 11 ·30 a.m Apnl 14. For n'sel'\at1ons. call 472-4666. Yoga class -Le~rn vog_a in a clas> '&eginning at 9· 30 a.m. April 14 at the Jewi'h Community Center . . Costa Mesa. For information, all 751-0608. Wed nesday, Ap ril 15 OWLS luncheon -The Retired Oifice~ \Vl\e> League of Orange County will hold a pot-luck luncheon at 11 a.rn. April 15 at the American legion Hall. 215 15th Street 1n Newport Beach Thursd ay, April 16 Tap dancing -A etas:. 1n tap dancing for adults \\Ill begin at 10 a m April 16 at the Je\\.1~1 Community Center of Orange County, 250 Baker St. in C<hta \\t?sa. The classes will meet from 10 _to 11 a.m. Thursdays and 7 to 8 mR Jll:Bll --w. copper tlOt lrld cold mall lb1rtdon llnll, ~.. COPI* _, llntt oocno to each txlttlng finished ~ lbtUt In "' proflCt. Al ,.... - etopa, flu' """· rtqulrtd gilt .,.... 9erdtn hOH bibs, IUd'y .... aft .... .......... ------·1,. • • ·: ~. •. • . • p.m. Mondays. for 1n°(orma1ion, •"" call 751 -OGOB. . . wedt•e~day, April 22 OAS IS open hou se -. Come see the new add1t1on at the 0 \SIS Senior ~entt!r, 5th A\-c, ancJ "JJrCl)>U>, !'>;e" port Beach bt•l\\.cen 3·5 p m,Apn :?2 Thucsday, April 23 Blue Angels -Meet u1c Blue Angel t11ght team in per:.0n 6·9 p.rtl. Thu a~ at the El Toro \\Jnne Corps Air Stat.on Staii • 1'CO Oub. hosted by the Na\) League of Ne\\ port Bead• Resef\.at1ons are required and tht!fl' • IS a $ 12 charge. for inforrn.:it10n, callB111at545·3610 · Saturd ay, April 25 Park clean-up -Hep . • clean up Costa Mesa parks .on ~nl \'I esa .ir • Recreation Facilities, and Park\\J~) Commission. Volunteers will collect litter, p4ll \\eec:fs, ;ind plant shrub>, • ground CO\er, and-trees. To join the ranl..s, call Community Sel'\ ices at 754-5300. Wednesd ay, Apri l 29 Used book sale -Th~ Friends of the •e,,port Beach Library, a non-profit libral'\ '!>upport • group. "'1'1 hold a blow-out u~ boot... sale on April 29 through Ma) 3. The variel) of books "ill range 1rom hobbies to drama to ~ience fiction and evel')thing bet\\.een. Old and r.ue boo'-> are a"a1lable For add1ttonal miormation. call 760-1946. ' I __ _.._._ .· ~· ,. . " ,· A4 TUMday, Ap;U 7, 1992 Society Lyn Sandahl, OCPS project chai r, poses wit h party chairwoman Eve Foussard on circular stair$ to the maste r bedroom of the 1992 Philharmonic House of Design. ---- ----------------------------------------------------- -- Bob Beechner celebrated a birthday with wife Susan during party marking or cnin_g of the House o Design, now availabre for public touring through May 3. ,, b " 0 c1 ) J House of_ Design: Every room witb _ _a _:Vi.,w ' ---~ ' 'I see someone who 1ikes to do a lot of • entertaining living here. A CEO ... maybe one who is now in his third home," said Susan Gerard, whn built the 1992 Philharmonic House of Design. "This house nows and is good for entertaining. Every room has a view." Probably one of the large~t groups the Cowan Heights ------10,000-square- foot Mediter- ranean mansion will ever sec was there Friday evening. The 350-plus viewers were indeed enjoying the J"' ~·" ptioll)l,.TUf ,,,.. 0.. ly Pb \ lighted vi,iw and .__ _ _.........__.._, checking out from left, Joan Dashiell, Lydia McCro key and Judy Rose. ' Vida Dean Society what 23 jnterior desi~ne rs had • done with the $3.9 million "bl3nk canvas" of a building. Eve F01Jssard was chail'\\oman of the rcmicre an that signaled the opening or the home now available for public louring through May 3 as a fundraiser for Orange County Philharmonic Society's music programs for youths. Partygoers had their own ideas about what they liked about the Society briefly home and its mattnificcnt furnishings. bu t they had one thing in common: E'cryone \\.ore blue booties as they looked. (Quite a \ight \\ith tuxc and cocktail dresses and paper shoes! After arming at the hilltop horiie by 'ans, guc-.ts stopped at the entrance for their noor·and carpet-saving fo6t\\Car that ,,·oukl take them through the multi-leveled home with its 24-foot-high entry foyer with ci rcular staircase. arched St. John's fallllon show l8t for Saturday St. John the Baptist School in Costa Mesa will pre11ent it 30th fashion show luncheon Saturday at J 1 a.m. in the Radisson Plaza Hotel. Twenty-five of St. John's past auxiliary presidents will model spnng fashions as well as some favorites from the 60s, 70s and 80s. Recycled Rags, J. Crew, Jessica McClintock a~ LaVally will provide the styles. Karen McClinn is chairperson. Tickets arc S30 and can be purchased by calling the school office, 957-1905. German Rom• Baller( Wedding Cakes 'The Old· Fashion Way" 2950 Grace ln. C.M. 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''After touring the design home last )ea1, I redecorated our home." 0 thers seen \\ere Lyn Sandahl, OCPS chair for the house project, and Barbara and Jim Glabman, Jane anti StJn Grier, Lydia McCroskey, Patricia and Erich Vollmer, committee members Peggy Crosby, Joan Dashi ell, Jean T~ndowsky, Angie Zarate a(ld ncwl)'W~ Patty Mickey, Pat Neisser, Marcia Coy, Laila and Bill Conlin, Cindy and Bob Searles. Hors d'oeuvre!> and champagne "ere erved in the .:ourtyard before guests went b:id. down th e hill and headed for dinner at David Wilhelm's Dbtro 201. There they found salmon en croutc, chicke n, pa~rn. nnd polcn\a along with other gooJics including huge chocolate dipp~d t r:m berries. Also, the lively mu ic b • World Uca1 Sounds of Michael J. ''I thought the house was just beautiful," said Susan Beechner, sitting with husband Bob, ''ho was celebrating his birthda)'. Tickets, tour 1irnc~ and p:irking information can be obtained by calling 8.tO· 7542. Patty Mic key: In cocktai l dress and blu e paper party booties • THE ORANGE COUNTY OUTDOOR SCIENCE FOUNDATION URGES YOU TO ... CALIFORNIA ANGELS vs. CLEVELAND INDIANS SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1992 AT 1 :00 P.M. ONLY $4.00 PER TICKET! YOUR TICKETS PROVIDE "SCIENCESHIPS" FOR STUDENTSI • n rt I( 1 , Join the t•m •nd let'• go to bet tor OrMge County'• exempl•ry Outdoor Science School •nc( Environmental Field Study Progrem -to ensure thllt ell needy student• wm hllv• the opportunity to leam In .. nature's cluaroom:· 11 Your ordw,,,..., be r9f»l"9d by 1111y •, ,.,_ Tlclcfte .,,, ,,. tM#ed fO ~ ,,. W9H ol Mly "· , .. ---------------------~------------------ rt • 1 rl YESI t want to help send a needy~child to the OutdOOt Science School and Enw onmentaf Field Study Programl · . I Ps. ... •nd me Uckel9 O $4.00 Heh. Towl S rt _ I ...,, to donate my tlcketa to needy atudenta . I ha~ enclosed a check or money oniar mede to Orange County OUtdoor Science '°"'*"°" N.,,,.:~~--"""'"'"~~~~---~~~--,__ ......... ~~~---..__~.._~~~~~~~ Addrell: Clty/State--:=====================~=============---Z..::...lp-COdt__.~:=:~~::::~;:-- Malt ttcM1 ofderl to: J .. 1 O..nge COuney °"'~~'°"'*"On l ,.o. '" '°'° caoo K9llliUI DrM> COeta ...... CAt•• ... I ' • ' r -~ --------· ~~~~~~~~ ---------- Community Forum runs on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Editor William Lobdell ..• 642-4321 , eXt. 351 • • Community Forum r'flllilbl .. to local EMs att•ds 50th birthday . party for Michael Nason RE-CREATING mE BlRnt OF A NASON -On Saturday night, white ~ryone else was turning the clock ahead an hour, Vikki V11'11s was turning the something fro~ the post-war '40s and 'SOs1 and I had assured her that everything in my wardrobe was from that era. of the queen-sized birthday cake . It would've been worth the price of admission to watch ou r county's onetime Republican Party leader, Lois Lund~ra. twinkling on the dance floor like a born-again bobby-soxer. Or to gaze upon the Rams' Mar;shall Klein, nattily attired in an "Eat at Joe's" bowling shirt, while wife Katie impersonated another famous hausfrau, Donna Rttd, in full kitchen role. Kathryn Thompson al~ \\as outfitted from the '50s, C\Cn though mosl folks agree she's our lad,,y for the '90s. Thnnks to her presence. I'm able to make this editorial correction: merchants calendar back several decades. ne eaftlopa please ••• ~ Thumbs up to the resilient Corona del Mar merchants who first braved the recession and are now gallantly survM.na the seven-month sewer· and water-line construction along East Coast Highway. Locals should make a special effort to shop these merchants durin& the construction, which is scheduled to be completed in July. The business owners -and entire city -will appreciate it. The nostalgic occasion was husband Mlcb1el Nason'• SOth binhday celebration, and the invitation read: "Wear your poodle skirt and penny loafers, and shooby-dooby down to Ruby's (on Newport's Coast Hig6way) for suds, supper and a sock hop!" The birthday boy's mother, lively 82-year-old Matjorie Nason, took the invitation literally, wearing a costume she'd sported a half-century ago -a maternity gown, complete with bulging pillow. She remained cheerful and upbeat, even after someone suggested that the world isn't ready for another Mike Nason. And (be'still, my heart!) ELVIS was there! regalia. · But the cynosure of all eyes was the toothsome twosome of maggzine publisher Ruth Ko and cable TV producer Barbara Venczla-Tkaczyk, who made every male in the room yearn ·ror the good old days. As one over-the hill genl panted, "Where were you IDvelies 40 years ago, when I really needed you?" Barbara's cleavage went clear down to Laguna Beach, while forme r actress Ko shamelessly padded her In Snturday•s ·opus, I reported that her e)'es arc blue. This was a mistake, and I'll admit it like a man; i.e., by blaming it on a woman. That's what her secretary, Jane Rosenbloom, had told me an response to an earlier query. There he was, in sequined splendor, gyrating and wailing as star of the Ooor • show. While females swooned, gu~st Jim Dean opted to snooze. "I didn't watch him then, and I'm not watching him now," the old curmudgeon grumped. At the Vargas-Nason bash, I seiz.ed an opportunity to gaze deeply into Kathryn Thompson's beautiful orb:., and I can report that they0re green ... lrbh green," she smiled. My poodle skirt, alas, was at the cleaner's, but nobody seemed to notice. Vikki told guests to wear In a certain light, though, I'll S\\ ear that the shade of green more closely resembles good ol' American currenC). However, he did show a flicker of life when a Uz Taylor look.:alike popped out Jury Kobrin's column runs TucsdaJs, Thursdays and aturd:JJS. Thumbs up to Assemblyman Gil Ferguson for 1ttempting to get low-interest loans or grants for Cost~ Mesa merchants ho have been devastated the «eminaly en'Mtss nstruction of the Costa esa Freeway extension. Thumbs up to Daily Pilot readers who've lent 1 helping hand d given "the Davis family· husband, wife and four Udrcn -1n opponunity 10 act out of the hotel maze and into an apartment. A k>caJ real estate broker and r f ricnds found a lativcly incxpcns1VC droom house and put p money for the first month's rent and deposit. ADd, after the latest story 1ppcared, even more rcldcn came forward to offer other assistance. It's beanwannina. -· ~ Thumbs up to ' ~ -Supervisor lorn . · Riley, who ' -4"he--fo/Tow1,,g:..Js-.irs8fflpl int for calls from our 24-hour Readers.' H otline. If you'd like to tet invo/v~d. it's JS easy JS punching in the following se .. en numbers: 965-71 75. PleD)C lcai·e )our name (spell it out), city and phone number (for verification). Thank you! 0 Not In Eastblun 1'\'0 Of \'OUR responses (on the proper use of th<Y Eastbluff school site) were from a husband and wife -the only lwo in favor of the college being inserted into our neighborhood. Changing the use of Eastbluff school would drastically aff cct our neighborhood. We residents are acting in ao organi~cd manner to prevent the lease of mis site to Coastline. c:onsisteotly llftlles us with bis unsinkable spirit. After spendina the weekend in the ~i~ RitcJ WU back at work~. aeMna the people of the Fabulous Fafth. ()My Not £1t pt"*I Newport1s H~g Hospital, seen here under plan to meet medical needs into the 21st Cen- construction in 1972, needs a flexible master 1 tury. The council should approve the plan. \\'e arc acting in the best interest of our neighborhood. We are not against Coastline as an organiza1ion. and we arc not against cducrtion. On the contrary a high number of re idents are teachers or orm er teac ers at a eve teen·aae mothen In the Newport-Mesa School District School Ag• Mother (SAM) program. which helps moms to stay In tcbool and improve their Why Hoag master plan should be _approved :ind professionals and/or students or Coastline and other college . future prospects. Thumbs up also to the SAM program itselt. which operates ~o:t:;:;~ helps 30 E vcryonc in lhe city of Newport Beach should welcome the Planning Commission's recent approval of Hoag Hospital's Master Pla11, and applaud each or the ' commissioners not only for their patience in listening to more than 12 hours of testimony - but also for having the couraic and fore ight to suppon the It recognized the critical importance of the Master Plan to the hospital's future , found the facts, and backed a plan that will help guaranlee qu ality health care not only for our generation, but for fut ure generations to come. and don'l support the hospital now, when it needs us the most, we may find ourselves in the same boat as many other communities across this nation today -struggling to keep their emergency rooms ond their cntire-nospitals open. This is not the issue. We argue thal Easlbluff is not an appropriate site, and we show much good evidence for our conclusion. MICHAEL WATSON Ne\\port Beach Eastbtun chHd care moms 1 year and produces edul results. ~ Thumbs UP. lo DJ Sharon Miller and Georae 'Jsturo. who found true IOYe through the Pilot's personals and plan to kind of long-range planning that is absolutely essential if Newpon Beach is going to meet the future health-ca re needs of its citizens. While we should be excited by the Planning Commission's &-0 support, we still have a long way to go. The Plan must now be approved by the City Council. That's why it is so important for everyone wh.o cares about Hoag 1-l.Ospital to speak up now in favor of the Master Plan. If we take Hoag•s care for granted Write or call your council member now and let them know how important Hoag is to you and your community. As long as '"'e're here for the hospital, the hospital will be here for us. JACKJE HEATH ER Co-Chair ·JIM DALE Co-Chnir. Hong 2010 I WOULD LIKE TO respond to the lea e of the E:istbluff school property. I "ould hkc this used as a child care facility as oppo ed to the other suggested uses. WENDY HARTLEY I many in July. Another happy endina. The Planning Commission demonstrated tremendous vision. Letters ........ IN REPLY TO FRED Manin's column, Feb. 17: I To say some thouaht my late husb1nd wu a humbus. I resent. My dictionaiy refen to humbu1 u full of deceit, fraud, etc. The man I wu married to for 62 years JM a salesman, ~ deceitful and rpudulent, nQI -• Dee pve twenty ycan of his life acrving hit fellow man. It wu not always easy, but be .. hq in there" and took the dde1ts Uona with the IUCCISset He served NewPort Buda well (1960-1968) ind ::r,! ':' ... ~isb many aood thinp. in PLoRENCE COOK. Bishop _, .. _. ~ "D010 MS tlW we tiave a very -.... of aftaln. When cMc nswes and humanltarlani Hite Oooile Hoq Ill and Rabin 8ldhui, fonner "\J.S. conpesarnan 111 ap Won lbe Newp:ort Beech acy Cauadl ud Otea> at IMm to sacrifice tM leellnp. ~11119 and future ot a few t!toomnct Hoa& lbpltal nelahbon for ..... pd" of tM COIDIDWllly. n. Fad of the cammumay ii a plan ........... the .... of ill the people. ,... bdlllnl .... ,...... .., HOia'• , .......... wl .... -~of -,...ab tM ..-rntiola of vka1 .............. • WINl'ON ASH10N Ncwpon Beech Wlllt'I ElllllWl'I IHlll•T WHEN I CAME TO Cllifomia in the 'SOs, we were known u the Golden State. We hid enlightened ideas 1bout everything. Any child who wu briaht enouah could aet 1 real edue1tion at the Universily. Adults could advance their teaming at re1dily 1vail1ble schools. Now, CoutJine Colleac wanls to put their ICbool into an existing. but empty, school buiJdin1 in the Blurfs area. But, suddenly, wc fiqd people who don't want this terrible thins in their neighborhood because it mi1ht lake three minutes longer to ae• to the arocery store. What h~ happened to the Cllifornia splrit? Are We IO in love with our comfort,· we can't allOW advanced education in our ne~? NO wonder businesses arc movina to Arizon1 or Oreaon where they can anticipate a positive climate toward education. Let the schoob in -I don't want my Bluffs to bo embarrassed by the "do-nothi•'' Corona del M:ir Editor's note: The Daily politicians that money can buy, and that . ACCOUNTABILITY, he or she WQuld be ltime-brnined columnists can find work. amazed al how far apart they are in ~is praise of OC GOP wealth and fame definition. is enough to provoke Robin Leach of -R.B. RUTHERFORD "Lifestyles of the Rich &. Famous" to seek Newport Beach ~ ca~.ecr chang':-He lllt~ -th~ GOP Pany World wldiOUt lllroel ... wins. And wans. And wans. Well, we know, we know, we know -all too well. Any nitwit knows that with enough greenbacks and networking pork bellies, any dream (or nightmare) can ~appcn. Hell, if breeding gnalcatchcrs. saving canyons or not buildin1 future ghettos were profitable, there would be no need of more Republican brouhaha. Early on we were educated in the three "R's" and committed them to memory. It now seems wc are inundated with too many "R's" and their committees of misery -feed ing at the trough. MAX ST. IVES Newport Dcac:h -.,...111tw1111 IF THERE IS ANYl'HING I detest more than broccoli ls an unsaancd editorial. Your Marth 26 editorial (unsipcd) continues to praise the career of the former city inan.,cr, and I haw no problem with this.. Howe¥er, u one inonJlnOUI edltoriatlst pOinh out, thero remains the loplidcd views. How it a view detennlned to be loplided or otberwile1 Wbat an m. ~UMI? 'Thi avtbor of &M artidt appears to hl¥I dlflculty •• deftainl ........... of the WOrdl RESPONSIBRJTY ud THANK YOU, THANK YOlJ, for your chastisement of parents who exploit the innocence of tbeir children by e'posing them to a movie such GS "Basic Instincts." (William Lobdell's column, March 26). George Roche's eloquent and timely book, "A World Without Heroes," hi&hlightcd the threat within our culture. Hollywood continues to portray a world where u1liness and cmptinc emerge a the new standard for our society. The most perverted forms of sc>tuality - loveless. dec:adcnt, brutal -permute our movies, televi ion and music. With only 2.3 percent or our population rcacJana book • as 1t 11ny "'ondcr that school tC!ltt K'OrCS continue to plummet and our iUitcracy rote ~ntinue to soar. Frankly. Mr. Lobdell. I sec no reason why any 1duh would dcz.irc to be ubjcetcd to uc:h delfldalion .. Our need to be entert1incd by such slcuine is indeed a very lid commcn&ary on our present culture . I look f01W1rd to the DIUy Piloc and • con,ra"alatc 10'9 on pnMdtn& a fint~ratc communhy newspaper, >Apia. thanb tor )'OUf 1nudl netdcd ....-.W on procectiR& C'hildreft ud *" lnMIDIBCe. SUSAN OOKTORCZYK Newport 8ndt . .. Pilot-1 ecemlv rec~ cDlll lobb_1ing for a child care center at the E:mbluff school site. over done • I RUSS LOAR S ARTICLE on the airpo rt is over dramauzed. A competing ne,Hp:iper quote!> Captain McCarth) as saying our airport and takeoff are safe. He just ":ints them safer. As regard!> \\arnin~. I have never been told by a pilot taking off from John Wayne that "'e should worry about the takeoff. Let's l..cep the agreement forged bct\\een Nc\\por Deach :ind the airport. RODERTWOLF Ne" port p each Why, Gil, whY? \\'HY M UsT OUR .. LOCAL assemblyman (Gil Fcrgu:.on) promise our Ne" port Boulevard merchants low-interest loans during the freeway construction? He knows the sta1e is strapped with a huge deficit wi1h culS Our Costa Mesa mayor and council has allocated about $16,000 for signs needed to direct consumers. Mr. Ferguson should nol look for votes in the Newport Boule\ard ditch. ANNE SHERASHAFSY nNa Mesa April Fool's THE IDEA FOR )OUr cle,er April Fool story wos, of course, borrowed from the Spons Illustrated. Sports Illustrated ran a \Cl')' popular story on Apnl I back in the early 80:> about a secret, super-human _pitcher, and the Mets had signed him. GARY DRIES Newport Beach n. is 'f04ll ~ ~.andwe'd•,_ to: tflllCall ......... ....... (~\\Me• z1lcan ....................... ca:•••,. .... ..._ ... -. AW.elf .... 2 • rl"Wtle a lillt .... ,.. ..-.~·now . .., SW;Clllla ... tMJ1 ..... '4M11CL. Anl~nt~~r Published by Coast O>mmunitv NewJ. Inc. tltloe Steift, Jr. chairman Jim Gift ... publilhtr T °"' Joheaton lllOC~le pubUshef • • .. ' , ' ., M Tu11d9y, April 7, 1112 Back Pa1e. .. t' POLITICS: look . for Bush, ClinlOn down Iha nnal stratoh = From A1 bazillionaire. c;an he buy an election? Logic says no but Perot may be just what Americans think they need. Worth watchin1 l! he gets on the ballots. knucklehead in Congress." That feeling. though, is not shared by those in the Way Far To The Riiht Conference who have adopted Oannemeyer as their patron saint. He stands as a protest vote to Seymour but will be hurt by the Congressional check-bouncing scandal. Still, he has Seymour nervous. his Jerry Brown days. Ding. check·bouncing scandal. Of course, she's hardly alone. Tough as nails. Has lots of D.C. experience as a five-term congresswoman. Big on environmental issues and women's rights. But ... Flnals ... Seymour vs. Feinstein. Deep South Conference, powering through rumors of infidelity, political favoritism and banging..out. with bad dudes. He has a cenain charm and has struck a vein in the Republican Party. He may still be four years away, though. "Stop Quayle now, vote for Clinton." Might be a good campaign slogan. FIHI• ... Bush vs. Ointon. Bush wins. Feinstein buys the winter clothing. Seymour calls up Wilson and asks him if he knows or any job openings. But it's closer than anyone imagines. Orange County provides the edge again. Senate -Full lerm • People always surprised that Leo McCarlhy is still around. Yes he is. He's lieutenant governor, didn't you know. He seems a little bit too yesterday but still is a force to be ceckoned with. •Jerry Brown. The sleeper of the tournament out of the Crazy West Conference. He went slumping off toward Japan after his political career fell into ruin in the mid 80s and returned with a new sense of anger and a whole set of · new bun words. Also is trailblazing a comeback for turtlenecks. Looming question: Will California be his undoing? It is the one state where voters know him. Could hurt. Senate -Short Term •This is John Seymour's seat to lose and the feeling amona some is that that's just what he'll do. Seymour used to be mayor of Anaheim thcJ\ a state senator representing Costa Mesa before he gambled it all and ran for lieutenant governor only to lose the noa1ination to Marian Bergeson .• As a cons0lation prize, Gov. Wilson sent him to Washington to complete his Senate term. Seymour and Wilson share political ideology, as well as suit size and general blandness. • Dianne Feinstein is still the fav ao win the Democratic nomination. The c:l·mayor of San Francisco nearly became governor last year and has been looking for a race to win ever since. She has a rcputatioo for being lazy and indecisive -seemingly winning qualities for O.C. -but registers a notch or two higher on the charisma scale than Seymour. Problc~~ in reporling contributions during her run for governor may come back to haunt her. • Bruce Herschensohn's name always seems to be on the ballot. He keeps running. He keeps losing. ln the off-season he docs radio and TV commentary, cheering the Republican philosophy. His strength: He has all the answers. His weakness: He bas all the answers. •Mel Levine didn't bounce a single check during his 10 years on the Hill. But that ain't enough. • Some observers are of the thought that Sonny Bono is doing little more than providing a laugh track to this contest. Think again. Sonny, in his certain squeaky way, is proving to be a popular item with Republicans. Could be the dark horse. F1nals ... Bruce vs. Barbara. Best match up of the series but Herschensohn finally gets a real job and Boxer heads north - where she lives .. Best pick ... Bush. • Spy Magazine once wrote off Rep. • Gray Davis looks like David Bowie, sounds like John Van de Kamp and has never been able to shake the buzz from • Barbara Boxer was tooling right along until she got beat up in the J Quick exit ... Daqnemeycr. Sletptt ... Sonny Bono. • H. Ross Pcror. Everyone's favorite William Dannemeyer as the "biggest HOAG: AQMD could further delay _expansion From A 1 ronmentalists rear negative ~ studied the problem enough ... they pacts from overdevclopment. haven't analyzed-the dif!crent _ pponcnts .tso contend the types of gases there. They don't abundance of hazardous gases know what they're dealing with, make the site a d~_gcrous one for and they don't have a solution a health care .facility, although yet." · Hoag and city planners contend Interestingly, the air quality I~-tire me1:~ures bot~ proPoScd and ter comes after five Planning Com· already It\ place, .mcludmg a Oare mission hearings and commission that bums up the underground approval and two .City Council gases, redllce the ~azards. hearings on the controversial mas· Still, air quality officials ex· ter plan. pressed concern in their letter While Hoag officials and their about the measured concentrations many supponers contend the hqs· of hydrogen sulfide &:>n the prop· pital needs to double in size over erty and recof1l:'11ended tests .be the next 20 years to handle the .done ~o. detcnmne how effective community's heallh care needs, the existmg measures arc. neighboring homeowners and cnvi· The air quality experts also sug· gested, among other things. that the final· environmental report be submiued...to the slate Departmcn ....:_ of Occupational Health and Safety for review of potential health ef · fccts. Temple said the city has already addressed and acted on most of the issues raised in the letter~ in· eluding taking air samples around vents al the new cancer and child care centers. City planners arc try· ing 10 set up a meeting with air· quality staff to explain the details, Temple said. - "I suspect in the next day or two, they'll finally get to under· standing the project ... and that will probably reduce their requests," . ~ Stephens said. "We want lo be as car~ful as ev- on~" id~ple. Bui V:rndersloot contends the proposed .stcP,S aren't good enough and that the Solution \VOuld be to use "n::itural controls" -in 01her words, keep a 3-::icr~. wetlands are::i in place to act as a buffer. "Soggy soil filters and soaks up the gases," Vandersloot said. "Dy the time the water gels out of the wetlands, it's clcan ... and the air is also cleaned up. •l The hospital's plan lo use plas· tic piping to vent the gases and plastic sheeting to slop gases from seeping into buildings is risky be· cause such materials erode over time, Vandersloot contends. ClllNCIL: Postp.S deCllion concerning adO ...... From A1 Earlier in February, the council threw out all the initial bids and started over when · Theodore "Bob" Robins Jr. said his dealer· ship may have inadvcnently been left out of a special price conces- sion from Ford headquarters. The proposal to have city me· chanics maintain .the police cars help the city cope with a $3.8 mil· lion budget shortfall. It bas noth· ing to do with any dissatisfaction over the quality of past mainte· nancc work done by Theodore Robins Ford, City Manager Allan Roeder said. With the in-house maintenance proposal, finance officials estimate the city will save m0re than $4,500 a month over past arrangements. The new cars arc expected to arnv~ in July and city mechanics say they are ready fur the extra work. ... 'It may entail some overtime on our pan to try and keep up," said city mechanic Bill Folsom, who is also president of the Costa Mesa City Employees Association. "Bt.it if it saves the taxpayers money, · we're more than willing lo lcnuckle down harder if we have<to." • eight-person city mechanic crew -bas helped maintain 29 police cars, Folsom sajd. The mechanics recently enrolled in training class· es on police car maintenance, he added. In other council action: • A Costa Mesa development company received final approval to completely re-shape the run-down K-mart Shopping Plaza on Harbor Boulevard, which has remained virtually unchanged in the past 30 yea.rs. CMS Development · Com· Share Your GooJ Tas te With Otherso IJrtingewood Child-en's. Fooodalion is a nooprofit orgooizotion supporting Orange ·· Coonty's borne fa-abused and neglected chachn.Help support by donating, shopping ood pkxing items oo oonsigM18nt b ohn. Mon. thrv Fri. 10·5, Soturd.y 10·_5,jClosed Su~ 2850 E. Coast HWy., Corona del Mar 760-6640 pany officials say the stores will remain open during the constru~ tion. · Not only will the aging K-mart store -the 4 7th ~tore built io the 2,300-store chain -be rcvamrc<f aod expanded td 90,000 square ·feet, but the entire center will grow by 73,000 square feet to in- clude such new tenants as Office •The Council adopted a plan that win help the city meet tough new recycling laws in the coming decade. Under a 1989 state act, Costa Mesa -like every city and county in the slate -will have to cut 25 percent of its total annual waste by 1995 and 50 percent by 2000. About 169,700 tons of waste arc generated each year in Costa Mesa. To meet those goals, planners say the city will have to expand re· cycling programs for au house- holds and businesses, develop mulching programs for plant wastes and inWatc public educa· tion campaigns. Getting people to change their buying habits will be a major part of the sweeping new plan. The city already keeps abour 18 e from reaching local landfills through a rcg'Cliog program for a single family homes in town~ Decco ' Oecco • Hearts ............................... 9 • • Oubs ....................... Queen + Diamonds .................... King • Spades .............................. ) Say No to Drugs Say YES to~ Come See '114 "'1/, at • Gino's Expanded Menu • • Exciting New Pasta Dishes • Early Dinn·er Specials • Karaoke Sunday & Monday Night • We Still Have Your O'd Favorite~, Too!! • . ~ .. PETITION: Atto~n~y n9hts tO get on judlieship ba110· Rom"A count is baloney and plans to argue his case in Superior Court today. "I am just so irritated," Wil· koski said. "It really gets me hot. They're doing this in bad failh ." ~ But Tanney said, "we're just doing what the statute says has to be done." · According to Tanney, a routine check of the people who signed Wilkoski's petition for nomination found that one person was not r~gistercd to vole and another was regis1ercd al an address outside Wilkoski's dis1rict. The third signature in question belongs to a Newport Beach rcsi· dent who is registered 10 vote, but Tanney said the address thal per· son registered under is different than lf\cir cui:rcnt address - a 1echnicality 1hnt makes the signa· turc invalid. "IC the address doesn'I match 1he address on the registration, it doesn't count," he sajd, "This is what the code scc.tions say." THIS WEEK 'S TOPICS OF OISCUSSIOU .. ·•••'1111111 ·~ • Dut \Vilkoski claims "the misrcadins the election codes. ''One woman moved from Of1C street in Newport Deach to •· other," he said. "And the otlitr one was registered to vote in Ana· hcim, but had been living in New· port Ococh for at least a year. "The fact is that both are regis- tered voters who live in Newport Deach. And both gave more thon adequate notification regarding a change of add res,." \Vilkoski, who has practiced law in Orange County for 21 years, pc· titioned the Superior Court to mandate tha1 the registrar place his nome on the. June 2 ballot. A hearing is scheduled this morning. If Wilkoski gets his n:ime back on the ballot, it will mark his third bid for judgeship. He ran ltn UC• ccssf ully for Superior ~urt in 1986 and 1988. Strople, who has previously served aJ presiding judge at the Newport Beach courthouse, was :ippointed to the bench in 1983 and has never been challenged. , . "' ---... \ff ll: 'J ...w .... c.Mlt • ,_. ,, tr.-Ctflllt ' ,.,. J .. , ..................... . I'°"~ a. lhe I°"'*" Cinq» to.,,..., Md ..,,,, ..,,,, • ~ petfotrnent» for )'O&lf ~.,. .. cal. Lob*' at "°"'l.H. W.t9 5 firw men ucWnf ,,..,, your t)fJk»I ._, ..... , Sports , .... ., April 7, 1992 The Newport BeacWCosta Mesa Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 e~t.387 ·"' Classified/04 Health/86 EntertainmenVB6 r Only the sea ·has .answer to riddle 'KEOUGH ••• Corona de l Mar prod uct take s a bo w at Anaheim Stadium T his imaginary beckoning to- ward the water seems to rise from deep within us -at least, for those who don't fttllY'"ttn---t derstand how they were first drawn to "boating." For generations my family were hard working mid-west farmen - and yet u a boy of eight, I became enthralled by books a6out boating adventures. I still recall creating my first full size boat -in chalk, on the prage noor -and imaJining myself cruising down the M&SSissippi River. . IC was many yc~rs later, while 9n vacation ~ith my wite in Cape Cod, that I had my first sailing lesson -----.. froJU._a..16-year-old 1111 lclllFW Boating lad-of CMuit.-- After more de· cadcs than 1 want to admit, that de· licious experience is firmJy burned into my memory. It was a key step toward a life.Jong affair with boat· ing. Right now, a great deal of at· tcntion is focused on sailboat racinf -----due to the Amen· ca's Cup Trials off San Diego and the Olympic Trials off Newport and Los Angeles. That's great because it is a gooCf excuse for non-racers 10 Co to sea to watch this exciting com· petition. , For boatin& enthusiasts who can't get away from work. the Amerfoa's CupJV cov~rage has been excel· lent. Did you sec the outstanding effort by Chris Dickson's Nippon crew after the boom broke during prc·stan maneuvers on Sunday? They certainly earned t.he boating world's respect for the fine manner in ~h.ich the~ handled this disap- They are tough competitors and will be back. You can count on it. 0 Herc's to the local clut> racers, their crewi. their supponive f amilics and especially the club volunteers who ma.kc so many wonderful races possible. In one way or lihe other, you have heard what I ref er to as "The Call of the SeL" There is much to be learned from boating - "seamanship, sponsmanship, fellow· ship and humbleship." (oops). Lest we foraet. there's more to boating than racing. Here's an ex· ample. 0 Pete Hutchinson realty knows bow to shed business pressures - periodically, he takes a two or three-month cruise aboard his 56- foot trawler, Sea Tramp -to Alas· ka, Mexico or to Puaet Sound and the San Juan Islands. Pete and his family enjoy this change of pace and casual lifestyle. The Sea Tramp is powered by two Cummins 903 diesels and has a cruisin. ranae of soo miles. Her bridae 11 equipped with a wide array of naviaatiooal and electronic S• BOATING,tl By Rldwd Doon. ~Wlllr- ANAHEIM -Matt Keough's final major league pitch could be tonight when he throws out the ceremonial first ball in the Angels' season opener against the Olicago White Sox (6:0S p.m.) at Anaheim Stadium. Keough, 36, was attempting to earn a spot with the Angels as a npn·roster player this spring for the second consecutive year, but his comeback was cut short on March 16 in a freak ac- cident during a spring-training game ..against the San Francisco Giants in Scottsdale, Ariz. - A Corona del Mar High product. Keough. was struck by a line drive above the ear on the right side of his head while sittihg in the dugout. a life-threatening OC· cunence that required emergency surgery. Keough, a seven-year major league veteran who pitched professionally in Japan from 1987·90, was CdM nas a FPienilOYJ look T he Corona del Mar Hiah frosh·soph base· ball team hu bit a bump in the road re-• ccntly after be&innina the seuon in fine fuhlon. "We acaned the 1euon really well," said CdM Coach Tom Furukawa. uwe won our first couple ot prna. then won the (Sea View) leaaue opener aplnst 'N~n Harbor. But wew atruaJed a bit since ... The Sea Kiqs are currently J. 5 ovenll, l:..C la leape play UDder P\anabWa, 1 ihadent and former pla,er at UC Irvine be- fore befns ~He's ii beina lllisted bJ ~ Beadl rai· dent Mica Brown. a and_uale of ~ 8eacl9 HJP. Tbe pltCJUaa .. ol the a&aff is rflbt·hAnda Man Priad. who bu been the winner In two of the Sea Khtel' \ictorieL .. He'a loc*ecl wry IOOd IO far, lae ,_., tkrowa ~· llkt At- nabWa. .. lut It tlM ... dine, be cu .m lia the o«~ atulf and hal a wry 8'oc1Wllwbd." • • • Other pitchers include Todd Micminiment, Mike Mortenson and Fletcher Klein. Micminiment is a starter who is con idcrcd a hard thrower. "If he throws strikes, he'll get peo- ple out," said his coach. "He has a tendency to be a bit wild. But he's a tall kid with a very good f u- turc." Mortenson's job is usually short relief. I\ ccond baseman most of the time, Mortenson's role is to bail his team out of jams if possible. "His job is to i:et in there and try to get us out ol ti&ht spots," said Furubwa. ''He's a finesse pitcher who ls effective when he throws stri~cs. "Klein is a hard thrower who can be used as cl· ther a starter or reliever." The Sea Kinp' leldoff hitter most of the season hu been Dom DcGruier, who is a threat on the buci when he reaches. ''He's aot a Sood eye and aeu quite a few walks," 11id Furukawa. Another speedster is Myles Davis, who i' t0n· sidcred the team leader. Davis t<>pt the Sea Kinp in hits and doubles a nd is hittina a healthy .615. Normally hinlna third in the lineup, Davi also leada the team In atolcn buea With seven. Center fielder Bill Taketa. termed a "surprise player" by hil co.ch, owns a triple and l"'nd Slam this 1euon. Ha allo is 1 buestealb• threat and at whacked by a foul ball off the bat of San Francisco sec· ond baseman John Patterson. Keough was conscious after the incident and taken by ambulance to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, w.here he underwent a CT Scan that revealed a right side epidural hematoma. In order to relieve the build-up of pressure from the blood clot. Dr. Gordon Dean of the Mayo O inic in Scottsdale perfonned an emergency craniotomy. Ke· ough, who was released from the hospital a week later, has been recovering at his Coto De Caza home. Keough underwent surgery to repair a tom rotator cuff last year on April 9 after trying to_make the team as a non-roster player. Upon his release by the Houston Astros in Oct., 1986, Keo ugh signed with the Hanshin Tigers of the Japanese League to continue professional baseball his career. In three years (1987·89), Keough won 38 games for the Tigers. He slipped in 1990, posting a 7.9 record with a s:oo earned-run average in 129~ innings. BEST· WAY CARPET CARE ·540-9688 Keough, a former shortstop and patcher for Corona del Mar who batted .407 and ea rned AJl-CIP Southern Section honors his senior )Car in 1973, impressed scouts with his throwing arm while playing for the Seit Kings. Keough was chosen an the seventh round of the June, 1973 free agent draft by the Oaldand A's, for whbm he would later reach prominence a one or the top right-handers m the American League. The son of former major league outfielder and cur· rent pro scout Marty Keough, Matt Keough made the conversion to full·time pitching in 1976. He made his' big league debut in 1977 before spending the entire 1978 season in Oaldand's Starting, rotation. He struggled the fo llowing year, going 2· 17 with a 5.03 ERA, but bounced back in 19&0 under Oakland Manager Billy Martin and the nationwide hoopla that was known as "Billy Ball.'' Keough pitched 20 complete games that season -by far a career high -and turned h is fortunes around wuh a 16-13 record and 2.92 ERA Matt KeOUQh's baseba/J career appea1s to close out tonight when he takes the mound one more tune -to throw out the ceremonial first pitctr of the 1992 '-uason. lt'S-ROI~ ~-env;s;one<ft111s spring as he was attempting to make a comeback w;m the Califomia Angels, only to be felled by a ban fJJl off the bat of San Francisco's John Patterson, sending the one-time Corona de/ Mar High standout to the hospital and surgery. Hts dad, Mart}', shown with Matt in 1972, was a major leaguer of considerable exploits as well. Mitt Keough will be best be remembered as a pitcher of merit for the Oakland A's. as wen as the answer to one of baseball's trivia questions: Who holds the major league record with Joe Harris of 1906 for the most consecutive losses at the stalt of a season with 14? OaJy Pilot fde phOtos ~ We use only truck mounted -steam deoning equipmenl 24 HOUR EMERGENCY FLOOD SEJNICE ·Pr&C~ • FastOryng • Color Brtglteners • HELPS Cor mol Reos EASTER SPRING CLEANING SPEC 14LS •SkledT~ • sane Day SeNtce ·~Pre-~ • Odor Ernnatas ~ --------,.--------,;-------,_, .. , I FREE " One FREE I I 15% OFF ·, 1241 Logai, SUte L Costa Mesa, CA 5«)-9688 I I 1 Ai'eo " DuPont I • I Hal or Bath • I 9or.rnostef • I Upholstery I ,. ' I• Friead II allo the ...... cleanup bitter pr<Mna lae has.,.. per at the plate • well. S.. UOHTWEJGHTUI L --<XXJPON· --•l. -"CaJION • -•L--~·--' ' . . . •• • • • # • Br1c flv Coast llomllardB Rlldlrs in sottlllll, B-1 COSTA MESA -Oranac Coast College's Pirates maintained their two-game left in the ~ Orange Empi.re Coo.Cerence and continued to ~ dominate district rival Golden West with an 8- 1 victory over the Rustlers on Monday in conJ fcrcnce softball action at OC.C. . .r Sophomore right-hander Alisha Nelson (13.:4) allowed back-to-back singles to open the game, but didn't give up a hit the rest or the way as Orange Coast (22-6, 12-2) swept ttie season series against Golden West (9-20, 4· 10) for the third straight year. Nelson ~truck out two and walked nobody. The Riratcs, who hold a two-game conference lead over Riverside, arc 12-3 against Golden West in Coach Nick Trani's four years at OCC. Freshman right fielder Tracey Colombo's two-run dou- ble highlighted OCC'$ three-run fourth ir,ming after the Rustlers botched a rundown play to keep the inning alive. Or--.. C...t •• Qeldeft ••• , , Golden West 100 000 0-1 2 5 Orange Coas1 100 331 X-8 5 3 V1o1a. Bedgood (5) and Ftnlnand; Nelson Ind Toler. W-Nelson. 13""4. L-Vlola. 5-8 Coast men zero in on 1 5-0 Orange Coast College's men's tennis tcafu ---- moved a step . closer to an unbeaten regular e • season in Orange Empire Conference action _,,- Monday, disposing of host f\11 lerton, 6-2, be- hind the singles play.of sophomore Peter Davidson. The Pirates are now 13-0 in conference, 14-0 overall wi1h today's match against visiting Cypress the fina l regu- lar season match. Mite _iftlOI., Coast's Tracey Colombo slides safely into home as the ball pops loose from GWC catcher Dana Ferdinand. Or-.. Coast e, Fv1s.t1oft t CdM shoves past Tustin, 16-2 In the girls meet, Costa Mesa's Denisha Bendl. and Mena Tsulcndn were double winners, but Laguna Hills finished with a 74·52 PCL dual-meet viCtory. llne .. •1 Oavic!Son (OCC) dr[ Keolosy. 6-4. 3-6, 8-2: Benol IFl def. Zlt1wl. 6-4. 2· 8, 6-3; MolUllo (OCCJ def. ~ 6-3. 8-3: Lucero {OCC) c1et: Yitai', 6-3, 8-1; Hl.m- madl (F) def. Hurt.&-!. 8-3.: 80wen (OCC) def, FamsW0!,111. 8-3. 6-0. NEWPORT BEACH -With its top three Tsukada won 1he 100-meter low hurdles (17.7) and players resting, CorQna del Ma r High's boys e • crossed the tape first in the 300 low hurdles (53.8) while DouW'•1 ZJlman-L.uctro (def. Keolo5y·Humadl &-3, 6-0; Hld·lockhart (OCC) drl. loekllart FlmSWOl1h,&-2, 6-0. tennis team made quick work of visiting Tustin ~ Bendz ·won the 1,600 (5:31.0) and 800 (2:26.9). Costa QO.. Monday,. wionin~ tne _,Sea V~w League -Mesa' 'enfor-dis~nce.-nmner Katy Ektof won thl" 3,200 OCC wom€n topple Full e rton -match, 16·2, as junior Ritk Bahador swept in No. 1 sin· in 11 :52.6. The Mustangs fell to 1-1 in league dual meets. gles withouJ losing a game. 1 The Sea )(fogs (8-1, 4-J). ranked No. 4 in lhe CIF4-A, Orange Coast golfers "fall v1'ct·1m COST A MESA -Freshman Kim Willauer swept easily in No. 2 singles and sophomore Michelle Jannone lost only three games for a ~ sat their top three play~s. David Bain, Trenion Rhodes · · '. sweep in No. 3 singles as Orange Coast Col----- lege (13'1-1, 11-1) defeated visiting Fullerton, 7-2, in an Orange Empire Conference women's tennis match on Monday. and Brian Walden, in · preparation for today's match against Newport Harbor at home and Wednesday's non- league match at Santa Barba~. top-ranked in the 4-A. CHINO -Host Rancho Santiago College ---- outshot Orange Coast by 14 strokes on Mon-•' day in an Orange Empire Conference golf et:/ match at El Prado Country Club. ----CoroM def Mot 18, Tu•tln 2 llnel .. 1 BWdor (CdM) def. Chol, 5-0, SNllnmer. 5-0. Bui, 6-0; Chi (CdMj IOsl 0-6. won. e-1. 6-0: Conlin (CdM) won. &-4. loSI. 2-6. won. 6·2. . Or.,... Coo•t 7, F'll'llerton 2 llngl••: Key1 (f) def. Ells, 4-6, &.3. retire: Wllauer (OCC) def. Flel<Ss. 6-3. 6-1: Jannone {OCC) def. Rlllmln. &-~2. H: Cl.wren (OCC) def. Poner. &-1, 6-2; Gillespie Dovb ... : Bryarc·WelnslelnACdM) del. Ccpe·Oonn. 6·0. Phan·Dano. 6·2. Plxlas· Nguyen. 6-0; Mason-Ootsey (C~) won. 6·2. 6-l. 6· 1; fl\IChbom-Prateu (CdM) won. The Pirates, 4-4 in conference, were led by Ken Cal- vert's three-over 75. (OCC) dfJf tyy, 6-3, &-3; Cllllnno def.~ S-1, 8-3. . 6-4, 6-0. &-1. • Roncho S-.ntl .. o 385..t Or.,.._ Cooat 3H (ot RI Prodo .:;C, per 72) Double•: ~ ) del. KIYs-Redmln. 6-4. 6-2; Wilauef·Buarlcit (OCC) def. Pol1ef·~ &-3. 6-3: IYy.frids (F) def. Gillespie.~. 7-6, 6-3. Newport belts Sea Kings, 13-3 Co sta Mesa 's Russet I .sparkle~ 1 F111i (RSC) and Siutoct (RSC), 73; 3. Calvtrt (OCC). 75; • Rotwisoo (OCC), n; 5. Deol IRSC), 78. 6 Oa•1s (OCC). !l - COSTA MESA -MiddJC distance runner -~-- Andy Russell' finished second in both the 800--,: ·costa Mesa go lfe rs ·romp NEWPORT BEACH -Jessica Bozeman belled a two-run triple to lead an eight-run fourth inning as host Newport Harbor opened Sea View League play with a 13-3 softball tri- umph over Corona del Mar. ~ Bozeman, Jennie Colclasure, Kim DcMayo and Usa Bernhard each had two hits for the Sailors, who improved to 6-3 overall. and 1,600-meter races for Costa Mesa High on -I' Monday, including a personal best 4:47.26 in ------- the 1,600, but visitin~ Laguna Hills was too powerful for the Mustangs, winning the Pacific Coast League boys track and fie ld duaJ meet, 91-35. GARDEN GROVE -Senior Mike Auscc and junior Matt Y:imas})ita of Costa Mesa _ / High were the medalists, both finishing at 40, tlJ as the visiting Mustangs defeated Garden Grove, 221-239, in a non-league golf match Monday at Willowick Golf Course. Newport 13, Corono det Mar 3 Corona def Ma-300 00-3 1 4 Newport Hllbor 122 &x-13 10 4 Wefts and Conowr Colclasure and DeMayo W-Colclasult (6·3) L-Wtb, 38-8- ozeman (NH) Costa Mesa junior Will ie Noonan won the 300 interme- diate hurdles (43.93) and placed third in bolh the 400 (55.4) and 110 high hurdles (17.02). Jamie Solis, who sprinted the anchor leg on Costa Mesa's winning 1,600 relay team (3:44.67). won the 400 meters in 53.79 and took third in the 200 (25.03). Scott Litwak shot :i 46 for Cost:i Mesa. which improved to 7-4. · Cott• Me•• 221 ~Ow.ten 0ro¥e 2~9 (et Wlllowk:• Oolf CourMI 1. Ausec (CM) Ind Yam.ts~ (CM). •o; 3 Wtbcf (GG). O ; • Allatd (GG). 45; 5. lllwak ICM) Ind Purttl (GG), '6 BROSTERHOUS: From 81 times is the team's leadoCf hitter. Taketa has a team-leading 11 RBI this season. Defensively, Davis and Mortenson form a solid middle of the infield for CdM, and have turned a few double plays this season. Behind the plate, DcGrazier and Eric Schiff share the duties. "Eric is built like a catcher, tall and bi&,'' said Furukawa. "DeGrazicr pretty much plays just about any position.'' Sharing time at fint base arc Mike Wilhelm and Jason Drews, both considered good with the glove. A left-hander, Drews also can be used on the mound in spot relief. Another surprise for CdM thus far has been the hilting of left fielder Ryan Cruttcndcn. "When some of our big hitters started slumping, he came through," said Furukawa. 0 The Corona del Mar junior varsity softball learn carried a 3·2 non-league record into Monday's Sea View League opener against Newport Harbor. Corona owns victories over Laguna Beach's frosh-soph team (22-0), Laguna's JV (34-8) and Costa Mesa (13-9). The losses have come against Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Valley. CdM won just two games last season, with only one victory com- ing in league play. . "Our goal isn't as much to sec how many more games we can win this year, but rather our cmpfiasis is on giving everyone a chance to play and giving those who want to make varsity that op- portunity,' said Corona Coach Eric Findling, in his first seaS<>n as hc:id coach after assisting both the varsity and JV last year. "Last year's team usually had nine plnycrs with nobody on the bench. This year, we have 14 girls and they all play a1 least two in- nings each. game. And we want them to get experience at more than one position." · · The Sea Kings' pitching chores fall mainly on the shoulders of freshman Anne Marie Clemons, who bas started every &ame. The. uam did nol nave a pitcher at the st.art of the season before Clemons stepped in. "She has been going to pitching school and has shown some ability," said Findling of Clemons who is also Corona's cleanup hiller. "She's still working on her windmill and has been cutt1ng down on her walks the past couple of games." The backup pitcher is Eva Scrbcr, who normally will be at sec- ond base when she's not pitching. Scrber has a hlgh on-base aver· age and has scored six runs this season. The team's leadoCf hitter is Allison Hollern, who is also the startin1 third baseman and backup shortstop ... I like her at lcad- off," said Findling. "She is 1 sood contact hitter and gets on base. She has one double and bas scored nine tuns for us and defcn· sivcly, nothing aets by her." Sarah Prepas is the siartina second baseman and backup at fint base. P1'epas hits from the No. 3 spot in the lineup and has three hit and eight walks in 18 plate appcar~nccs, as well as eight runs scored and four RBI. A returner to the JV is Dencllc Re id, a sophomore startina catcher. "She's aot a very good 1tlitude,•• said Findling. "And she is our best baserunncr by far. She Jeads the team in stolen basei and has scored eight runs." Another returnee is sophomore Tiffany Shinn, who plays at ei- ther horutop or second base. A &ood fielder, Shinn has KOrcd six tuns and drive in tbreo more i.n 1o4 plate 1ppcaranccs. The team also features twin sisters Laura and Oinni Williams. Both bat ri&ht·banded but Olnnl is a ldt.Jtander on the field. Laun, who played lut year, 11 the st1rtin1 first baseman, whJJe Oinni, who did DOI pl1y last year, ls tho 1t.,iin1 center fleldcr. Dttl811 ......... ., II • 0.1'1 Pl.Jot qot'U wrllH ,,boie t'Olu•o • pnp u,•{'MIJl911 •#IHn 1~17 'IW#lly. BOATING: shaw on tap April 22-28 From 81 instruments. The interior is almost completely lined in tenk and hand- somely decorated. The latest power boats from the world's top manufacturers can be seen April 22-26 at. the 19th an- nual Ncw~rt In-the-Water Boat Show at Ltdo Marinil Village. "This year's crop of new boats features some wonderful technical innovations," said show producer Duncan Mcintosh. "There are new models in every category - sportfishers, cruisers and perform- :ince boats -sure to excite boat- ing enthusiasts." Sportfishing enthusiasts will find boats in all sizes and price ranges. The T-290 Open, shown by Pacific Coast Yacht Sales., is the newest member of Luhrs offshore Tourna- ment Linc. This baby sister of the famed T- 380 Open· plans to be a leader in off shore fishing circuits around the world. This pocket yacht will keep up with the big boys everywhere except the fuel dock. The Ne~rt New Power Boat Show provides shoppers wilh the opportunity to compare the unique Today's television-radio Standmgs features of sportfishers, family cruisers, runabouts and motor yachts. Dealers will be available to discuss option packages and fac- tory financing. Again this year, a completely separate Sailboat Show will run concurrent with the Power Boat Show April 22-26. Here, bQth new :ind pre-owned sailboats will be displayed for prospective bu)ers to board and compare. A Cull range of marine products, accessories and services will be ex- hibited shoreside, along with trail- crablc boals under 28 feet in length. Show hours arc 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m. weekdays, 10 a,.m.-6:30 p.m. Saturday, and 10 11.m.·6 p.m. Sun· day. Free parking is provided off Tustin and Avon avenues in New- port Beach wi1h o complimentary shuttle to .Lido Marino Village every 20 minutes. For more information, call the Duncan Mcintosh Co. at (71~) 757-5959. Pele's affection for the sea was stimulated by his parents, who took him cruising off the New England' coast or in the Bahamas when he was a child. After moving to Ollifornia, they cruised exten· sively inrthe Sea of Cortez aboard a Cal 36. Their most courageous journey was made from California to Engl:md via the Panama Canal. Pete is proud of his mother, who continues · to sail in the Enscnnda Race and has won the City of Ensenada Trophy -three times! Obviously, Pete inherited a little saltwater in his blood. 0 Ask yourself why so many pc~ pie crowd the beaches and drive so far 10 get Chere? Why do peo- ple stare wistfully at the sea? Watch boats ply in and out of har- bors? Pay prices to live in homes near the sea? Eat at res1\uran1s overlooking the ocean? Want boats and their expense, so they · IN THE BlfACH&iS . (;«\lE 5 ''I dUnno, Louie. What do you "*'It? He Mys 11ey·,. rWy good ......... ...... o.r.'rf:('=Tf ,,.. .. so 73 I It tit J 1 I 4 ~-2 , • t c:..r, ,,, 26 LlpllllCll 1 4 2 • c.ate.-0 4 2 I .. T__.•....._Clttat , ......... 0.... .... lal•tle•L.-a.tl c.uy·~-. ...... 11.,·.ca-c••t•• C'*Y•C11•-~0-.tl11I) C.... ..... • Tlllluco .. llgl#ll ...... ....... l.IJlllll .... c...., ... ,,...Lo...-.~~ Tuslll 500 730 Slddllblek 4 1 0 9 2 0 ~ 320 740 Cd• 230 540 ... ~ 041 311 ~ 041 351 ........,. ...... Tusi.n 1 S. Wooelbltdge 3 T...-• a.... (3111) .. ......... Hert»w • C41M lMMrsly II Slddletllck 1 ustln II WoodbciCIOe TIMlndef'• 0..... (~111) CtHl llNeWJ*1tlerMr SadcMllck "~ Woodbridoe It T llSfln Track summaries HIGH SCHOOL 90Y'I LotlUM "' .... ,, c ........ 31 • 100-1. Edtnhol• {l.H). tl.7: 2. IClll M). 11.1, '· Gibson (LH), 11 U 200-1. ,....., (l~. 24~. t ~ {Ui), 24 62. s. Soill (CJ.II. 2S 03. 400-1 ... Solb ICM), SJ 79, 2 ht\s (LH). 54.38, S Noonwl (CM), 55 ~. 800-1 L,nt~ 2.0SQ 2. AilsMI (CM). 2OS1, 1. 9umel • 2.tU•. • 1.800-I. aitc (l.H). UH, 2 Rllssd (CM). • 47.29, S. Tr.-i (CM), 4,!>2.0. 3200-1. SlMllS (l.H).. 1G.301.. 2. ~ ~ 10.~f57; S.. Runge (,M), '1.1UI 110 tfl-1 CMMm (l.H). 1S •S. 2, ICut!IM (LHI, 1 S SS: S NooM! (CM), 17 02. • SOO IH-1. MDoll1n (CM). 4S 93. t. ~ (CM). 45 31. s IClsTlet lUfl, 45 6 • 400 rmy-1. ~ Hils, •S t9 1,600 retay-1. "Costa Mw (Rm• Tr.-i. NoonM1 and SOis). S 4U7 ' • -HJ-1. tit (J.Hl. H : 2.. COOi* (CM}. 5·11 U-1 Iii (l.H,I, 20-9, 2. Coot (Ui). 20-5; S. Von ttoftl (Ui). 1 .. 1 TJ-I. Iii IUO. •2-2. 2. v., lb'«z (l.H). SM" S Pllln (lH). ,..~ . PV-Nonl • SP_;-J_. hit (Ui), 'M. 2. SnliCll (CM). 40-9, 3. Sd-htro , .... ,,, 39-1. OT-I. !ilcOonald lUf). 128-2, 2 Solltto lUf). 121· 1. 3 Money (LH). 10..n; MtQH SCHOOL G'IRLS L...-....._ 14 c .. ta ..... H 100-1 Jolrdon (LHI. 1 ~ 7, 2. "*"°"' (lH). I U , 3 lt$aoe lt'il), 13 9 200-1. Jolrdon (lH), 2H, 2 l1SIOI (C._... 29 5. 400-1. ~lo (Ui), 1 OU. 2 t.llfiel (CMJ. 1032. s. Soenc« <OMl. 1·11 0 800-1 Briz (CM), UU. 1 MN (CM). 2fl 7, 3 c..,,.,... (LHI. 2 )5 0 1.600-1 ltndl ~. 5 31.0, 2. Wei ICM). 5 33 ... 3 ~(LH).5310 -·· 3.200-1. (~, 11.521. 2 tkG!one' tu'J, 11 59 01.~ Sltkla' , 12 33 2 100 U1-1. T (CM).177. 2. ~ (I.Ji}. 18 02. s. Ho (ca.I). 20 17. . )00 LH-1 TU.Ida~ Sll, 2. ~ (l.H). 55 t. S. Ho ICM). SU •OO '*Y-I LlgaN Hies, S2 7 UOO'*t-t ~HI$ •.11.S.. tU-1 MonlSOll (l.H). ~. t ~ ICM). .. 10. s. Mn (I.If). 4-&. U-1. ~ (lH), 15-,; 2 l~ (CM). IS.O, 3 hQoll (UO. 14·10. T.1-1. 8oyM (lH), 3H. 2. ~ jl.H), 31·9. s lono tCM'I. »-&. SP-1 Colon Hf. 2J.11. 2 Acbfson (CMJ. ~11. 3 CGtone flHl ·9, DT -1. CISlone (lH). n -4, 2 eo.on IU<). l~S. 'S ~ (CM). lo-3 . Boatina summaries ,. -' lo..th Shore Yacht Club llrace 3 PHRF-A -1. Bolero, Tom Schock. NHYC: 2. Rhythm. Roger Goodilg, SBYRC; 3. Jiffy Too, Woods/Xerriban, BCYC. PHRF-8 -1. Shadow, Pele Johnstone. BYC; 2. Tlgress. Gil Knudson, SSYC: 3. Vortex. 8ruc:e Twichen. SBTYRC. PHRF-C -1. Squeeze Bye. KokoVAmson; 2. Pussycat John Szalay. BYC; 3. Snowman. Clalt Snow, SSYC. Rac.4 PHRF-A -t. Bolero, Tom Schock. NHYC; 2. Rhythm, Roget Gooding. SBYRC; 3. Jiffy Too. WoodS/Kerrlban. BCYC. PHRF·B -t. Perspicacious, Jim Skaog, VYC; 2. Jezebel; 3. Shadow. Pete Johnstone. BYC. PHRF-C - , • Perfect Pitch, Sab~ewls, BCYC; 2. Squeeze Bye, KokoVAmson. WC; 3. Pussycat. John Sulay, BYC. can go to sea? -You know the answer. Bob Sbcttr's boatln1 column la the Da/11 Pilot trtry Tutsdoy. Today's St:hedUle . ....... ColeOt -SoCm Coleot • Rtdllnds. 3. Comnuty coleOt -~ • Orange Cout 2.30 pm HIOll ldlOOI -He'#POl1 II CdM, 3 15; T,.. buco ..... Costa Mm. 3'15: Eltlncll II l .. pa 8tadl. 3.15. v ..... .,....n .... • HiOll ldlOOI bOYt -~ ...,. VI. t,W. ~. It w~ 3.1S; w~ II Co-rona e111 .... uo. Sau Mafpb • ...., o... 515 T..W. c~ cQlleol men -9Yl>ftu • occ. 2 Comnullty cOltve women -Orange Cols( It ~.2pm • High sdlool boys -Nftpott 11 Ccat, 3: Cen- MY • Cotti Mesi. ~.45. Estnil 11 llQUN Hlis, 3.15. ......... Coleot -Cll ll#letan II SOUthlm Callorrill COllOe • ..,.._lleldef. 2 pm ~ COllQe -OrlnQll Coast • Sad-Midi. hm Hl9h ICtlool -COM II Newpoft Kwtlof. 3'1 SI COsta Mesa 11 T'*ico Hiiia, 3 15; Lape 9'~11 ll UUnda. 315:..,,., Del .. Rouly, 315 ........... HIGh 1C110o1 -s~ • C4M. 3.15, ~ ...... £ltlnda. 3. CtnCllY • NNport. 3 Deep sea . •••• r1oouna .., "" &.11••• -' -... .....2 .. -..1 .... -.4 .... , M ,, .... llTICI PUalC IOTICll "*'IC llOTICll Tuesda¥, April 7, 1992 aa "*.IC IOTICU PUii.iC IOTICD "*.IC IOTICll PUIUC IOT1Cll MUC IOTICll MUC NOTICES PUlllC MOnea ~~ W ~ CA IN. DMD CJOOt Of' n4I FUT g:n:Jt WMt larU AN. ~ Clotl9itb, T"*M ol PUIUC llOTICI 1'1or'91C1 J , W..,_. .Jr. llklalnts1 N&tM(•I lilted mtnC9d to llllllMd tM*' Ttie 1•;11tran1(1J com-• .......... .. ...., ......... Of' THE IUllURft~ 0# . IN Miion and .... GomtO Tllle ..... "*"' WU hd lllbovton: Match 5, 1"2 ""' UtlOlf IN FlcttliOUI ~ IO Vanead ~ UNG9t DaDOf''T""9T IDWMD a '9COU1 SAID l..AHO MlASUA!O If~ Ofoe.J(CT to IN Tr\111, 10224 Ct*"'f Crou Ple•s• Witt\ "" County Cleflt or Mattt E. Mutt*tt 81.1 .. neu Namt{a) hted neu lolnder the f'lc9llOul T.a .... t•1'1 .. _DI -hllU .. al ' V£RTICALLY DOWNWARD Ot--"' the petition, you Aoed, Lot AngtlM, Calif. • .. 1111111..... Ofanot County Oii Mwcti Th>s 1111temen .,. .. fl&ICI at>cwt on NA eu.IMu Nllme(1) litatd "-'......... • ....... IO CM.all-f'ROM THE NAT\MAC SUR-~~·"" hear• I0024 .......... 24, 1m Witt\ the C°""'f C1ar1c ol ..Ut &tllarel•, V,P abod on· M Ch 2t, 1"2 ,_,_, ••• .... .., •• your ob-Donald W. Sftaw, T"*M The 'olowlng peraona PIZ9000 Otange County on Maleh Thlt e1.111emon1 -.u toled Tad Murraf Mlddodt ~ AM_• fl -Daft ..._ thle FACE AS A£RRVED IN e= °' Ille ......, 00.. ot !he OOl'8ld W, Shaw ... are dolnQ ~ 11· Publithtd N.wpon 8"ch-8, 1992 With 1ne CWnJf Cl•nc o1 Tnle •tatem4t11t .... I.Jed UND81 A D11D er'~ •rMMIRI .. ..,,,.. °" THE LEASE RECORDED wtth IN COUf1 be-~ TNIC, 11 Montectlo VANOUA"O SYSTEM, Co11a Mt11 Daily Pilot '11-41~2 Otqe Counit QC\ MMCh VWllh tht County CS.k Of CMTID Wtt • ,.. .... .............. 'EIAUAfW 1, , • .,. IN • !he ~ YOVI • °'. CoroN d.t Mar, C•. 2701 Harbor 81Vd. f-3 Apfll 7 14 21 28 1992' PUbl.IW N ..... POtt B••c~ 24. 19'2 Oo11nge Count( on Mal~ Uf&W W)ll TMI AcnoN ... fll'lf.. at thla 900K M32, PAGE W 0# :wane• IMy In pert0n 82825 Coeta Meaa. CUf 82e21 • ' ' ' ' T-337 Costa Mtll Oa ly Pilot f$2SN9 24, tm TO PflC1T'ICT \'QM eowt. OfflCIAl A£COAOS .,~&f"AR~Eorroo ~. ~· ~ 2~Came Hervey Eric Aocfsttln, Mate.ti 24 31, ~if 1. 1•. PU0111"'9cl Ntwpon BellCll fl2SM4 ~. rr MAY • A ....... ., ........ oall ftARCEL I ; OI • contlngtnt cred"or or Gtlndel AObertt Gottlieb 24332 Toponu Ct laguNI PUlllC NOTICE 1992 Colla Men Daly P•IOI ,UCll,lhed Newpon S.Kh· ~AT A fllUaJC M.E • .. Mt ~oot JOUi ALL THOSE CERTAIN the dteNNd, you mull tile 10224 Chafing Cross Road: ~,...;.;~zn KMnain ,lctltlou• T~ AprV 7, 14, 21 , 28 1992 Colla Mt11 Daoty Plot IJll't.MATtOHNU/J ~ N4 rout tpewrlH•n ,.. MUTUAL RECIPROCAL 'ffM clam with the COUit lo. Anoelt&. Calif. 80024 3700 So. Plan Or. £102: •ualne11 Nam PUBLIC NOTICE T·331 Ap/11 7, 14, 21. 28, 1M2 NATUM ~ THE .,.... Mutt ... In NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE-and mM a eopy IO ttlt pet• w .c. Shalt•, TrustM of Sllnta Alta. c.-t. 92704 ltatemettt • T-34~ MOCIEDMa ~ ~ ..... '°"" .,_., MEHTS, RIGHTS AND tonal ttprttentawa ap-the w.c. Shatfar Tnw. CMM lttne Ketnan 3700 Th Foho""'"" Flctttlous • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC 'NOTICE YOU YOU 8"0Ul.D -.t tho oourt te how PRMLEGES FOR ACCESS, enc:!x,~:":~.llW~~~ ::.so~:·;~~~~;:c/on-So. Pta.za Dr. E102.'Santa 111 d~lng bu;i;;.~. =~sons 8u1lneH Name Fictitious Oi:MrltDT ALAWVEf' ,..., ..... INGRESS, EGRESS AND of flt•t l11uance ol lett•• w r' Froemkt 13050 ~It· AM. Calif. 92704 D & M CHEMASORB CAR· State,,..nt • But111HI Name F1c;tltlous Naloe II ....... ~ ... W '9U do not fllo .-W USE, APPURTENANT TO u ptovtdtd tn aect1on 8100 I• ' Avtnut FOntana Caul Thll butlntu Ii con· PET ANO HOUSE CLEAN· Tht Fo11owing PlllO"s Statement Bu•lne1t Name AM llllefW llflk of ,..,,.,.. Oft HllM, JOU THE REAL PROPER'N OE-or the Cahfoml1 Probate 111335-694() ' . ducted by: 1 limited Pitt· ING, 511 W. HIN Ave., Ful-are clOlng business as· Tht Follov.•ng porions statement ~ a ~ ...., loao the oaae, 8ftd SCRIBED ABOVE, AS SET Code. Tht llnie lot lillng Thl1 butlntn 11 con-'f'~•hlp I ( ) lerton, Call!. 92832 HAIR & FASHION MAGA· art doing business•• The Following ~rsoni ea.,..... -....... or r•uf •••o•, mon•r FbRTH IN THAT CERTAIN elalmt Wiii not uolr• be-dUC1ed by: • glntfal part· me!:.:S'~o11~~;!.!ct ~~':". TD•~d John Norling. 1876 ZINE, 1280 81t0n, SuJtt B9, EAGt..E GLOBAL TRADING .,. doing bus1nn1 .. :. ar ~ or ....-,, .... ,.., ...., be RECIPROCAL EASEMENT Iott lout months from the ntrthlp Mii under the FlctltJOY• ah u Dr.. Co11a Mtsa, Ntwpolt B11ch, Calif I ENGINEERING COM· EAGLE ENTERPRISES. -~AltMd ~ IUIUMI lo a--Q r hearing date nollctcf The ttnlstr1nt(1) com-Celol. 92820 112660 PANY 3828 S Flower 34334 Ca111 Narain,&, Cap. ltlaC.."Tl\ml~~-... Wfthout further A R-.;;EMENT DATED above. menced io ttanuct bust. Bu1lnH1. N•rNW llsttd This business Is con-Monique Matti Marengo, Slreet'•c SaotaAna.Cal,f, lstranoBeach.Callf.92624 ~ a... and ~ •••nh•• froM th• MARCH 21, ten. BV ANO YOU MAY EXAMINE '"'-nesa undtr the Flc\l11ous abovs on.l(MllCh • 1992 ducted by: an lndtvldual 39 Whlst!tng Swm, Irvin~. 82707 John Rogtt s ... eei. 34334 ,,_, ............. and ... MUrt. BETWEEN MESA VEADE ftlt kept by the court[ If you Buslntn Namt(s) listed Cl'lefyl 1• tenan Tht rtglstra11t(s) com-Cali! 92714 Jot N Ectwrria 3828 S Calle N111n11, Cap1111ano ,._.... ~ I , 1.., lnll• Thora .,. •"'4H ..... VILLAS, LTD . A CALIFOR-at• a peraon lnttrnted In ebolle on: ~ltmber 22, Ji~:: 1~1~:y w~~'1':, rnenced to tran11ct busi. This busmus 11 corr Ftower St •C. Santa Ana Beacn. Ca t 92624 11).1,_, of Olldll Aecol'dl r•,Ulre••nta. Yeu mar NIA LIMITED PARTNER· the Hiatt, you may 11i. t9" Or Count M ch ness under tht F1ct1llous ducted by· an lnd1v1dual c1 1 112707 Th•S bus1n1u Is con. Ill ltla Ollr:w °' It'll Counly waftt to oall on at-SHIP ANO SEIW1CE COR. with lht court a fotmal R• Donald w. Shaw 24~ Y on ., Busmns .N•m•(s) ~Sled Tht r1g11trant(1) com-This business Is con-ducted by; 111 lnd11t1dual ......., of Olw"9 °"""Y. tom.w ~ llWeJ• ff PORATION Of BEVERLY quea1 lot Special Notice of Thia 1i.ternent wu flied ' ,521894 above on. February 17, menced lo transact buai. Oucted by; an ind• oual Tne rtg1stran1(s) com- CtllDrNe. and..-.-. IO 1M the ftllng of an Inventory with ~ County Clef1C ol . t992 nan under tht Fict•ltous Tht rtg•strani(sJ com· meoctd to 11ansK1 bull· ..... of a... and Btdbl ,.., -know.,. ... HILLS, A CALIFORNIA and eppraiul of Hlate ..... Orange County on Fet>ru-Publ11htd Newport Stach-D1111cl Nofltng BuSlnHS Name(s) I Site:! m4Metd 10 lllnUct busi-"ISS under Int FICltltOUS 111 ... ......, IWOOfdld tornor,wet1...,oelan CORPORATION . RE· ttts or ol any !*ltlon Of wy 24,1992 Costa MHa Daily Pilot Th.ls statement was filed aboveon Match2.1992 nest 1indtr 11.1 F>cirloous Busness Namt!sj listed .Nft 11, 1111 er.. t14797't1 •tt•mow Nf9rr-.! ...._ CORDED MARCH 30, t9n account as provided In f522821 Apfll 7, 14, 21, 28. 1992 with the County Clefll of Monique M. Marengo Business Namt(s) t1s1td •bo•t on. Match 1. 1992 of _.. Cllcllil ""°°'*. .... or a ..... aid of. IN BOOK 12123, PAGE Nellon 'i250 of the Call-N 8t T·34t 01ang1 County on Febru-·This statement wu ftlt<I above oti' Janu1ry 1992 John R, Swffl ... on .. t1. 1•. 1000 floo fll•t·~ In th• 1 442 0 f 0 FFICIA l lofnla P1oblllt c:oct.. A Re-Published awpoft ~ l1Y 28, 1992 With tht County Cltfk ol Jot N ECh4KTla This llattrnlf't WIS Ii.ltd A.M ,. ltla Ncwlh .,... ........ """*t· RECORDS OF ORANGE ques1 lor Spec:lal Notice Co~tt Mesa Dally Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE FS23380 Or~t Coun1y on March T!1;1 11a1trnen1 was I 'ed vw1th ll'e County ClrG or MlrlflCll W> It'll ~ Daa11uoe • Cl'M le on-COUNTY CALIFORNIA. AS lorm la availabi. trom the AptiJ 7. 14• 2t, 21, 1992 Flctttl Publ•shed Newport Beach· 6, 1 2 v.•th lht Cour 1y Clerk ol Orar-gt Coun!y on arch Col.lrtlw, 100 Qc a.. .,.. ...... fft• oft.olon AMENDED BY THE MODI· court cr.trll. T-344 OUI Costa Mesa Dlllly Pilot F524192 Orlngt County on Miich 3 1992 =.,.-.p.,.."':::tan Ana. Judlolal uatect tlefte..., FICATION OF RECtPR(). Altorn•w for pete. PUBLIC NOTICE 9u:lne•• Name Match 11. 24, 31, Apr1t 1, Published Nev.port Beach· 24 . 1092 FS23707 It'll • 11111c11r IDr ' IO pluo do 30 D~ CAL,. CAL EASEMENT AGREE· lloneri The /•~nMnt 1992 Costa Mesa 011ly Polol FS2599S Pub •Slltd Ne,..potl Beach-.. ,_of.::: INOMIOS P•f• pr• MENT DATED MAY 20 CHA,.Ll!S "MIK•" NOTIC• dol ~ting ~sons T-295 March 24, 31, Apt1l 7, 14 Pubhshtd Ne..,pon 8t1tll· Cosia 'Masa 011ly Pilot ....., Of .............. UNI reapuoata 1980 BY AND BETWEEN MIC~Lll, EIQ. INVITING .. D. o~ai cor::;,a~a. PUBLIC NOTICE 1992 I Cosla MtSI Oauy P11ot M1rch 11. 24. 31, Aptil 7 _,, al ........... Martt. • maqulna .., RIGHARO WEST IN'\/'EST· MICHAl!LIS .. •o. Notice It hert~ given ERS BASEBALL CLUB, ... T-305 Apru 7, 14: 71. 28 1992 19S2 llnlaNll. _...,... m and,_ oata Mrte. MEHT COMPANY, A CAU· NANNI, 14711 PIH• ~•I:.• g:: ~~fy 6091 Shelly, Huntlngtor> fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE T-332 T·297 l'lltd ~ • INtr IMf 0-0 Gil Una oar ta • una FORNlA GENERAL PART· Or., tulto A, Tustin, CA College Dlstrlc1 of Orange BeKh, c.Jll. 92647 8u11ne .. Name PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Trwln,.~...,..._ln lamada totofonlca no NERSHIP ·AND MESA 82880 County, California, win r• James CloUd, 16927 Judy Statement Flctltlo\B =~..:::. ... ancf lo efrociont protecclOftl VERDE VILLAS 11 A JOINT Publlahtcf Newport ce1ve sealed bldt up to but ~·· ~:~l~f C~,t ~~Olt Tht Following persons Bu1ln1 .. Name Fictitious Flct1Uou1 lClt ..., Mel It'll .., Nepuoata osflta • VENTURE RECORDED ON 811ch/Co1t1 Mesa Pllol no llillf than 11:00 am. Hu::itngton Buch ~,r,· are dol~ business as: Statement Bu1l11111 N•m• Bu1ln11s Name 9111# 1 1 ~ 11 mt of Loi lfta ulna tlane ue OCTOBER o 1980 IN A.pill 7, 8. 14, 1992 Wedntlcfay, April 22, 1992, 92647 ' . (a)CG&O (b)COMMERCIAL The Following persons Statement Stetement IM d Tt9Cll l07 •,.,Map q U I , BOOK t3n6 ,PAGE 1831 TW350 at lht Purctuaslng Depart· This business Is con-GRAPHICS & DISPLAYS, ate doing business as· Tht Following persons The Foltowing ~raons. ........, In eoO. M ,.._ ou1np ' oon u or· • ment ol tti. District located du ted b . 1 1 art 3176 Pullman Straet, Sle. VACAT10N TRENQS IN· 111 domg business u are do•flg busiOe!>.1 11: .• .,., • Gil ..... __ 1Mlldade11 ....... •Po OF OFFICIAL RECORQS PUBLIC NOTICE at 1370 Adamt Avenue, ne::Shl y. genera p • 120. Costa Mesa, Calif. TERNATIONAL. 25041 Eat-A.W LOVE, PHO CON· CRUISE CRUl~E. 214 ._. 11'1 lie OMoa of !he roplaclae al u•tect ,qui-OF ORANGE COUNTY, Colla Mesa,. Califomla. at Tht ~eglstianl(I) com-92626-1 hart Ad , Laguna Hills, SUL TANT IN ELECTRO· Topaz A11er1ue. BalbOa IS· Courrly ...,__ of 8'*I .,. Cl'llO la oor1o .. CALIFORNIA. CNS 1034231 which tfme blcl1 wm be mtnctd 10 lranuct bust-01vla Wayne Tubman, Cal1I 92653 SCIENCE, s1a RocldOld land Ca ,f 92662 Courrly ouche au oaao,. PARCEL C: Notice of Sale publicly .. opened and read neu under the Fictitlou.s 15162 Spa1, Garden Grove. M1chaa1 Naaho Ktl11hkl, Pl . Coiona dtl Mar, ca11r Fav• A Lelurgey, 214 TN lll9l1 .._ and al uetect no pro..,,ta All THESE CERTAIN Of Raal Propertr for. • Business Namt(I) hsled Calif. 92643 25041 Earhart Ad . lllguna 92625 Topaz A11e<iue Balboa Is· Cl1fw OOIMIGfl « llflllliDn, I au ,..pU.1ta a tlOftlPo NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE· at Private Sale PURCHASE OF MICRO above on; Ftbfuary 28, This bu1iness Is con-Hiiis, Calol 92653 Allan W L6vt 518 Rock· land Ca.11 92662 "" of the 1'111 """*" puodo ,_ .. ' MENTS RIGHTS AND No A 15097t COMPUTERS; COAST 1992 duC1ed by: an lnd1V1dual This business 11 con· '°'d Pl Coiona oel Mat Tt s business 11 con--... ....,_ It purpoMd ,. r oaao, · In the' Super!()( Coort 01 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Jamtt Cloud Tht rtg1stranl(s) com· c1uc1ed by Pl 1ndN1dual C.lf 92625 dueled by. an indmdual to lie: .., Vie Udo 8iMd J lo pueden CfUHar eu PRIVILEGES FOR ACCESS, the Slalt ot C.lilomla tor DISTRICT ANO COM-This statement was fried menced 10 lransact boSA· Tht reg1strant(sj com-This business 15 con· The ragistranlts) com-' ,..,.,.,. 91ad\, CA__, aalarl•, au dlnero r INGR~SS, EGRESS AND the County of Orange ' MUN ITV COLLEGE MJS 11111.,,_ lhe -County Ci.tit of ness llfl9tr llle_&ct.hous rn~ed !St .Jtans.act ~~ ducted by-an 1nd<Vta.. me~ed _to transact ~- TN 111......., T~ otrae cosas do au USL .t.PPURIDl-'NT ro In ffit Mitter ot lht t:st•tt CONSO-ATIOM" Ooange Count on March BuslnHs. Name(s) hs!ed ness uncftf tilt F1C111tous Tht rtg•sllani(sl com· neu Ul'iaer~F1ctrt10Us 6dlillll .,. ...._ tar "" prepledad sin avlao THE REAL PROPERTY DE· of ROTH ELIZABETH All, bids are to be In ac-6 1992 'I above on Apo~ IS, 1981 Business Natre(s) hsled menced 1o transact bus•· Bus ness Namt(sl t.sttd l110011•11w of fie W Mlo!Oftal w ~··de SCRIBED ABOVE, -'S sa DEVER DteHsed corcfance With the 8lcl Doc-' FS24fto David Wayne Tubman above on ... •ar~(92 oess_u.oQt! tne F1Cltli.Ol.4S above oo NA .... Mii _,., la oorto -~ ~ FORTH IN THAT CERTAIN Nolie• ls hereby given umentt which we now on p bll .. __. N .,_ .. This slat1men1 was flied ~·chael l<e'••lilo Business Narne s) l•SI~ Faye A Lelurgey = I "'°""' · ~ th th nd s!Qned will til• and rnay be secured In u ,,,... twporl ... ac,,. IOl•lh lht Coun1y Cieri\ of This sta1eman1 v.as tiled abo"' on March 23 1992 Th s sta1e~ent vwas f.led -·· If'¥, btate.. otro~ r ... IM-FOURTH-NAENOMENT TO ..:11 11 ~.!'are" Sal't lo the IM off1et of the Oir1C101 of Costa Mtsa D11ly P1lo1 Orange County 011 March wi1h tti. County Cltfll of Allan w LO\lt . °"''Ill lht Counly Cl•rll ol The ..., ....,,.. of tha toe ........ PIMCM 4l'M GROUND LEASE BY AND h!Ol'ltst and best 'blddlf PUtchuing ol the District. Match 24, 31, Apttl 1, 14, II, t992 · Orange COunty on March TM Staltmt ril wu f.led Ofange Courut on ~atcn ....... ..,._ of It'll uetod •lera lamet • BETWEEN SEGERSffiOM, subJtct 10 confttfNt~ of No bidder may wtltidrltw 1992 F524203 6. 1992 w th 1111 Count/ Ctert. of 6 1992 .......,_ t8CU'td -f1W un llbotlado lnmodlat• CENTER, A CALIFORNIA, UJd Superiot Court on or his btd IOf t period ol torty· T-307 Published Newport Beach-F524181 0.11191 Counly on March F52420S ~ to lie tdd and mente. 'SI ftO ~ a GENERAL PARTNERSHIP I ll.er trit 13tb clay, of Aprlt, IVI (<115) days l~tf IM dalt Costa Mesa Oa1ty Piiot Published Newport Beach-24, 1992 Published Nawpon Beacn- n 11111* ....,.., ~. un •b•t•do puode AND MESA VEADE VILLAS, 1992, at th• othct of Attl'IUI ~orS::: 0Pfrng thereof. PUBLIC NOTICE Maren 24, 31, Apr•I 1. 14 Cos11 Mua Oa.t1 p,101 F52S988 Costa Mesa 0111y P1101 ......... .,.... ... Ramer."" •9Mc:lo de A CALIFORNIA PARTNER· Stowe 0.1111, 32811 Wts-MtVll th:~=~~ ~: flcUUou.a , 1992 March 24. 31 , April 7, 14 P1ibl•Slled Ne ... p()(1 Beacn-Match 24, 31. A.pul 7. 14, .... of .... pt4llclmn d referencle de •bot• SHIP, RECORDED ON N(). i.y, Wildomar, CA 92595 jecting any and tll bids or •uilneH Name T-31 l 1992 • Costa Mesa Cl.a•IY Pilot 1992 =:.,,==: of ea. la doa o a una ollclna do VEMBER 28, 1988 AS IN. ~~°n';y' of 761:~!.8~.~:~j to wa1ve any lrregularihes Statement PUBLIC NOTICE T-306 Aprtl 7, 14, 21. 28, 1992 T-309 In **'*°" cetrl he -rud• ...., fvea of df. STRUM ENT NO . 8&-C1lho11~a all the rlght t1t1t of lnlorlTlllll\!H In any bid Tht Followlng porsons PUBLIC NOTICE T-333 PUBLIC NOTICE TNINI • 111 1 ~. recforle telef°"lcot. 583921: OF OFFICIAL Ind 1nieint of Hid• d• or In IM bldcl1ng. 11e doing business as· fictitious PUB IC N T C dl8di. dlwn eoo:f 1 •• Ot CaH No. 2:10810 RECORDS OF ORANGE ceased at the"llmt ol death Signed: IS/ GENE ROWNG THUNDER PRO. Builneu Name Flctltloua L 0 I E Flctltloua l\lllOtlll be1*, a f1ledt dr-.n The neme .~d ad-COUmY. and 1111 !tit right, tillt and FMRELL, Vice Chan-MOTIONS, 5901 Warner Statement Buslne .. Name Fictitious Bu1lne .. Name ~ a 1t• °' tldlrll cndt dtou of tho 'court l•: ()() Name and address ol lnltrtst that tti. tstalt ol cellor, Administrative ~·· St~. 72~~uniington Tht f ollowing persons Statement Builn••• Name Statement I.Inion "' a dwdl *-~ • (El nomll>r• r Cl.lrocclon th• btneficlllry• II whoH said deceased has •c· Services, Coast Com-~ ah ·F ~ art doing business as: Tha Following persons Statement The Follo'Wlng persons .,.. or ...,.,., 11~ and do la oorte .f•t CEN• request tht &alt 11 being qulr~:.zi opei~~lont~lllw munlty Coll•t• District ~h0,311 ~~n:i~~0n'=.~~~n EXPOGRAPHICS, 1700 are doing bus1ness•s: The following persons are oolng business as le*\ ~IOl'I, .. W\all T" AL 01t AN 0 E conducted· M V Villu As· °' o 11• o tr ot • ci111 92849 ' Newport Cir. S1e. I, Santa THUNDER ROOFING, 8~ ott doing business as· ROSCO PROPERTY SER· IMC :wt:4i °' •mus bll1't COUNTY MUNICIPAL tociatn 'cJo TM Paclllc Ind add•~on to thhal of laldl Published Newport B .. ch-Per~ A Silvertakt 5501 Ana. Calll. 92705 W. 19th St .. Cos11 Mesa HEXIME~ CHIROPRACTIC VICES, 27921 Via Janeuo, .,.,._ In atc:tlOrl &102 oC ' ICIHwv, II 1 I llmt o ., . ' . Ken Undsay 18132 Muir. CA 92627 FAMILY HEALTH CENTER Laguna Niguel, Ca11I 1126S6 Iha Ftnllleitl Codt and COU,.T, 700 CIVIC Company, 17911 Miieti.ii dtalh, In and to all tti. Ctf· Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Mou Vai. Ctr., Huntington woods. Fo~:ntain Valley, Jost Ent1que Hernandez 160s2 Beach Blvd Suite Grant Fredartcll Ross, lhet"*l--.ttir..,0-0 •r • •r Delofe1 •old. Ttn p1rctn ol rMneed to transact busl-PUBLIC NOTICE ' o1 T,_ a.n., Dettutr cation of tNs Nock:• or amount bid to be cftpos-ne11 under the Fictitious Fictitious a... ~ 17 1192 Publlthtcf Ntwpott Salt: 7.475.79 lted Wllh bid Buslntn Name(s) hated •uslnfft Name Fictitious ~ 10 do u..... In CIEHTIE" DAM WEIT, Avenue, INlne, CA. 927t<t, taln tt141 ~rtoNI property Apnl 7, 14, 1992 Btach, Calif. 92649 C.hl. 9~708 854 w. t9th St, Costa 130, Hunungton Beach, 27921 Via Jane.,0 , Laguna it. ... In fie e¥Wtt lendlt SANTA ANA, CA 82701 Attn! Bob Edmonston ~ lh\.tat~ln the C•ty of N-t3<118 Thi• bu!intss 11 con· ThlS business is con-Masa. CA 92627 ca111. 112647 N•guer.cam 92650 odW ttwl emf\ II ~. Tho name, jldd,.u, rections to the aboW prop-port 8Hch. County or Oo· ducted by. • general Pilll· d""led by. an lnd1v1c:!ua1 This bus1nau 11 con-Gary Ray HeJOrner o c Th•s business 11 con- . ._ T~ ~ •hhc*I the and te&.phone number 111y rnay bt oblaintd by ange, ot Calllomla. Plftlcu-PUBLIC NOTICE ~~shlp 1 1 t( ) The 11glstrant(s) com. ducted by· an lnd1111dual (1222 P1wtuckt1 Hun1.~ dut'tt<l t>y: an lnd·llld...al ...,.,_ ol lfle Tl\lllee'e 0-0 of ptalntHre attemey requesting ume II\ Mttlng :arry ~tscn~ 11 follows, Flctltlous ~·~: ~•nns!ct ::: menced 10 transact bust-Tile reg1stran1(1) com-ton Beach, ca1.1. 92646 Tilt reg1strant(s) com-1#111.._ becDN ~to -..1 ... 1...a-wtt.__.. ' 11-tne. baneflcl lthln o-wit. F ness under lht F1c111 menced 10 transact boSt· Th11 bus1n111 is con· menced 10 t,.n:uc:t bus .. .,. ,..._ OI ~ • • er ..-•oun "-• an _,. •rv w Loi 14 In Block 6 of the Bu•lneu Name nu~ under lilt ICt•hous Bus1nHs Namt(s) hsled ness under the F1<:t.hous ducted b . an lnd1v1<1ual ness under the Flct lr0us ,,_.aciwn attom.w, 111 fE.I .....,_ 10 days from the fll1t pobli-Blllboa Tract as Pit map Statement 8us1nn1. Nam1(1) hsttc:I at>0111 on: February 27. 8us1n1ss N.amt(s) l•tted Tilt r1~1str1nt1s1 com-Bus ness Name(s) Lsttd lllllid ._,... be !Mde, llUI IN•• la dlrecclon r el cation ot this notice recorded In Boo« 4 Page The FOllo-Mng pttSOnS aboW on. March 1e, 1992 1992 above on February 28 m«lCed 10 transid bus . •bo~• on.NA ....,. ~ or ~. ,,.,........ do telefoM del Said sal• II bt madt 11 ot Miscellaneous Maps, art clo.ng business as: Thomas H Frinll Ken Undsay 1992 nets under tht Fict•l•ous Grant Ross ....... or llllplled ~ -~oe•d• d•I d .... .,,. Wtlhou1 eoven.nl Of war-In the omc. of the R• PAUL M\)E~CH COM· n::: 1~·1~menttyw~ls ~J~ This Siii~ was f lt<l Jost E. Hernandez BUl•MH Namt(S) listta This SUlt"ment wn fltd '*· pa111•10n °' daftte, e dot domano ranty, expresa or impl ed, ~der of ..,d county P.ANV, 1400 East Kat ... WI oun " 0 Wilh the 'CC>unty Cletk ol This 11a1emtnt ...,., r.11<1 above on NA w th the COUflt)I Clerk of ~. II> ... ., the dante ~u• no U•n• u t.Ue, posseasr0n Of en. mora commonly kno¥.n Avenue. Orange. Calif ?;~2 County on March 0!1ng1 C91Jnly on Fdbro-With tht County Cltrk of Gary R Ht11mer o C. Orange Counly on March I t '1 •-. _... !Ir Mid t 0 as 510 East Octanlront. 92066-0799 • ary 28 1992 Otaingt County on Match Ttn staltment was 1.1ed 17, 1992 Deed • ...._ ~ ••e9ado, ea . re•fto CllnlbrancH lo u h&Py lhl N.wport Beach, CA 1120451 Kotlts & Walktt Insurance fS2S240 • FS23325 10, 1992 ¥.Ith lht Counlf c :-'k ol F525323 .., ..._ • PftMdacf -.. .,_. feNnb, OM unpM'J blllance due on the Teuns of Ule CHh In 1--';tncy. Inc:.., a Cal.tomia Published Ntvwpor1 Beach-Published Nt Bt11eft. FS2S081 Orange Counly on Maich Pubhslled Newport S..o.;h-~ ... f11 url*f Ce.to l'tu-a, Sutto 2501 no .. ot notH teCUrtd by ~ monrt of lhe Unit~ corpofaloon. 1400 Easl Kii· Cost• MtH D•Jly Pilot Colla Meao ~y Ptlot PublisMd Newpot1 Bt.lC:h 24, 1m COSll Meu 04&.iy p1101 ~ c:..: =-:::: :::0;~~=-.:A =~se°' ;:i~ ;:~ .!:~'or°::art~~:b: ~~·Orange. Cat.I. Mar~ 3t. April 7, 14• 2t, Masch 17. 24, 31. A.pnl 7, Costa MHI Daily P1lo1 FS2S88S Maren 31 . Apttl 7. 14, 21 . ...... • llfVWlild ., 0Aft1 J.AN 17 1890 ~ .~~ed COSll •11-lll'ICI Wldtnc:td by.note •• This bu11neu II con-199 T "22 1992 Mareh 24 31. April 7, 14, P1.1bUShtd Newpon Beael1-1992 ,.._ .._ ' euted by Moc't;age °' Trust ctucted . a at1on .., T-~ 199~ Coste Mesa 011ly Pilot .....,... .,_.. anct Cl er • r1g11 rants com-PUBLIC NOTIC ~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE T-319 ,_ .....,... a... S.acl\/Co11a Mau Dally NOTICE TO Bld1 or oltor1 to be In tbovt on: NIA ltatenMnt Bu1ln• .. Name FlcUUou1 Calllamia M n EllMtltl Piiot ~ 1. 14, 2I, 28, PROPUITY OWNI." wntlng and vw1tl bt rtc.W.d Robtf1 T. Walker. E.xecu-Th• Follow! ons Statement IJ.1slneu Nam, ButFl~lst110Nua'm• Allcdw ,,, .. 10IS WllM*'9 tt92 YOU AAE IN DEFAULT •t IM llofH•ld omcs at 11¥9 V.P. art dol bull~~ The FoHowlng ~rson· -·statement ·- BDifVlrd Loi MQllll, CA T349 UNDER A DEED OF any lirN after the first pub-This llllttment was filed THE ~NERGV GR.OUP art doing butll'ltss as: Tht Following persons Statement 80017 (21:l.: ::.eeoo By TRUST DATED OG/29/90 llcatlon htrt0f IOd btlOlt with lht County Clerk of 11875 lotus Avenu. Foun'. BEACH BOSS U.S.A.; 1880 art d0t~ business es· Tht Following ~rsons PACIFIC VIEW ~ • ........,.. PUBLIC NOTICE UNLESS YOU TAKE AC: g:~:J>' ~~~· 23rd day 01 ?,'~~; County on Match teln Valley, Callf. &2ioe ~=~~~~.1 ~~~~;: Costa :r5~/ CLi~ ~~~Ls~~ ~:t01~~~C4i~o~; IM· =~·~~~~~ ... It,., 7 1• 11192 Ta#19351i TION TO PROTECT YOUA Match, 1992 F523110 A~~~:al~~n~~75v'aft~~s Ntwpo11 Motors. 1880 rlor Avt Sit . 30J. Newport METTAS TICKET SERVICE, CnaOPI • Crtmale>f'f ~Nii.po.,~ NOTICE M PROPERTY. IT MAY BE • Arthur Stowe Dev.r, Good Wildman HtgMll Calil 92708 ' Ntwpott Blvd , Costa Beach, Cahl ~ 1818 S. Stlltt College Blvd l~ 1> ., .. V•ew Or•ve .._,. T"UaTllE'S LUI SOLD AT A PUBLIC SAl.E. EHc utor of the E1tate & W~ley sooO Campus Ma~an Ammar 11517 Mesa. Cal1I 92627 Rlct\a1d L S.be1g. DDS, #1 05, An1h11m, C1l1I. ~~Betcn If' YOU NEED AN EXPLA· Of utd Decedent • ~ N 1 CT 1 'c This buslnus 1s con· 1406 Santiago err , Newport 92806 .,._ On .Apfl 20. 1992 at • Drive. Ntwpoit Beacn. °'f.1 • re•· 010""· clucttc:I by· an lndl\11clual Bea~l'I Calli 92660 Paul S v OaVls t8i8 s ..._.,_ '1:00 A.M., Fht American NATION Of THE NATVRE Publl1hed Newport Calif. 9~660 Cali . 91720 Tht ttgistrant(s) com-This' busl;,tlS IS cqn-SI.tit c°"'9e eWa '105 .••••••••• Tltle lnaurance Company. a OF THE PROCEEOING Bt•ch.Costa M••• Dally Pub411hed Newport S.ach-o~ Cot~F1 r•HO menc:ed to 11ansact ,Pusi-ducted by: an lndMdual Anllhttm, Cahl 92806 PIOCI UITlllS ,UILll' 1o10T1c• c.momi. COfJ)OfatJon " AGAINST YOU, YOU Pilot Match 31 , April 2. 7, Costa Mtsa Dally Pilot ~~l· ~·1 9~7 5 MU Undtf 11'19 F1Cl•hOUS Tht reg1s1rant(1) com. Thll business •• con-•rlL •••••• ,, '"" ~ Trustee, or Succ111or SHOULD CONTACT A 1992 MarCh 11 24 31 Aprll 7 1 us ntu s con-Business Name(s) hsttd menctct to trannct busi-ducted by-.,, lnd•'lldu.I R: -.u--.-cou-Tru•IH or Substituted LAWYER T325 l""""' • • ' ' ducted by-1 gtMfal Part· above on: Feb<uary 25 ness undtr tht FIC'MIOUS Tht rt"l•trant(I) com-MO<luary * Chapel ..... n.-. "• Trust .. , Of lh•t Cer1aln . . ,,_ l'llfahl:p 1992 ' 8lJ N ( j I; tc:1 ed "to busj. OP CAL8'0..NIA Deed or Trust UIW'td by DATED. Match 24, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE T-296x The reglstranl(s) com-s•ntss ame • SI menc uansact Cremation ~ nta COUNTY MESA VERDE Vil.LAS FIRST AMERICAN menced lo transac:1 busi· Rtnte Axenluo above on. N a ""' undtf tN FlciitlOUI 110 Broadwa~ ,._.....__,_ al ...,.:,,_• TITLI! INSURANCE NOTICI Of PUBLIC NOTICE ,.... undtf tht Fic1111oua This stat1met1t .,,., fJed R•clwd L Stberg Bu11n111 Name(s) lisltd Costa Me$8 Ofl OAANOE ..,......,,.,. 01Mt ,_._.. N wilh the Counry C1t•k of Th s stalemtnt wu l'iltd aboYt on N,A 700 CMG Cent., ship, A CAUFOONIA GEN-COllPAH'Y, • C_,Hornfa PU•llC LUE Of flcUOoua 8lJslness ame(s) lislt<I Orange Counry on March w. lh tht Counry Clerk ol Pa&.4 O.vls Ml·11M DfM w .. t ERAl PARTNERSHIP. FOR-oorporatlen •w• Pal AUNDONED •uelne .. Nam. •bovs on: March 29• 1992 3 1992 ~ coun1y on Match This statement v.u I tc:1 t••••••••• Santa AM, CA H70a ~~ky~~:~ Sindt • Authorlaect Of. P"OPl!"TV ltatetNnt . ~ai:-'.~~ .,.., l'iltd • f523708 11. 1992 w•lh the County ci.rk o1 ..,. In the 1i1enet ef .,_. COMPANY A CALIFORNIA ftoef t 14 E••t Fifth Nottee It hereby grven The FOiiowing ~ with the County Clerk of Publisl;ied Ntwpott BefCtl-FS2S23S Ooange County on Match Potltloft Te Chan9e GENERAL' ftAR™ERSHIP Stroet, Santo Ana, C» that the undefllgntd will II art doing business u : Orange County on Mateh Cost• Mesa Daily Pilot Publlshtd Ntvwpott Beach-24, 1992 Tho ...... Of rntott T . and NOOrdad Jut)' 3t, '"° lf•ml• 82701 (7141 ~luc'llon, pursuant to SILAVAN INVESTMENT 20, 1992 March 11, 24. 31, Apry 1. Costa Mtsa Dail}' Pilot ,525887 CHIN ANO MARY '· 11 ln1trum1nt No. to. ISM778 ht. 2134 & ~1~00 ~ =-CO. OBA as Greenbriar ,528321 t992 Mateh 31, A.ptf 1. t4, 21 . Pubtlshed Nt"'J>Of1 Btach- CHD 404572 Of Oftldal Aecotdl P\lblilhed NIWpot1 S.act\I ~ .. I II r HS cf b • Park Apt.a., 1724 Nawpoft Pub11shed N.wport 8tl1Ch-T·298 1992 Colla Mtsa Dally PtlOI CAN MO. a1eu48 Of~ County, ~for· Costa Meaa Dally Piiot Pl~perfy 01:1n!t. ~tC~~9g ~:ch ~at.r':;~Newpo11 Costa Meu Dally Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE T-318 April 7, 14, 21, 21, 1<n; ORDSI' TO SNOW ~ :1ce"""'o1 o.t::! March 31, Ap1I 1, 14, 1w2. AL.VAAEZ ~ rel .. chair, John 'vanian. 1724 New-Aptll 7, 14, 21, 21. 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE -34.'l CAUU POR CHANGI tl'lereundw teCOfded De-t330 r:w, 2 blk"' II(, bo11. tbl .. port Hlllt Or. WHt. New-T-347 Flcllt1ou1 PUBLIC NOTICE OP NAMI cembtf 5 1ttt as ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ou1, tnlac. SUSAN POt1 Beach, Calif. 9'26e0 PUBLIC -TICE BualnH• N•I"• Flctltloue PETITIONER BYRON T. ment No. 'tt.e45t930 Of Of· REEDER C-30 Cheat, vac.~ Sttphtn lllurlen. 1463 ny Statement Bualnou Name F•c:tttlous CHEN ANO MARY F. CHEN rlclal Rtcotcfl ol Hid 14este ~bl m:f., ~ti,. b~ ~ Edoechlt Lant, Pasadena, F'lctltlou• Thi Following persons S1atement 8u1lnea& Name hu tlled • pet!Uon for an Coun,. wlM und• and .t,,"'· NOTICE o' shlev9i: bx~· m11/cJE~lli ~·~1c~113~ 3611 Sha •uslftffa Name .,, doing business as: Th• Following '*'°"* Statement :~o~ ~H"::9 :~ ::n-.. 0 .=o ~ ": ,KTITtON TO WALTERS H.U . ~ .... ~ .. ~~~allf. lltOO~on lt•lotMnt t~sR~'fn.:~:R6:~'~~~ 't~~c:.~~~ot:~ANV •r•r::.~e~. ~ MAAY f CHEN TO BYRON caah I~ ......-. Of IN AOMINllT•" Ibis., 4 plaitlc bllos. bu., Thll bu1ln111 Is con· Th!i,!ollowlng peraont F428 Costa Meu Cali! Of CALIFORNIA 2032 THE SAADE SHOP A.ND T SCHEH, N ... ~o MaRY ' , s ··o1-·-F ESTATI O' ml1c. SPOOTS <lUARAN· ducted by: a llmittd Part· are d-"..., business as: , • • • -~ "' · United 18111 Arnertc., a TEES H_.e File cab m.s hi ' MUCHO GUSTO RESTAU· 112620 , Santa Ana Ave., Costa DESIGN CENTER, 1IS1 SCHENH CUhitt't chectc payabllt 1o U..lott "OXAHA DIANA KA.LAC 1-H ~ & ner& p RANT 263 E 17th Sl Mark C Mutf'llctr, 2855 Pt-Metia. Clilif. 92627 Plac1nll1 Avt • Cutt rT It ~ otdeftd that eald Trutt" OflWn on a LIDI" ab mat 11.,0 TV t»ll !fsc The ,::~lat~nt~ = Cotta' Mtu cdl 112617 ' necrHk Dr. Su.ti F428, Ptdllc Horlzon Inc . A Cal-Mtn. Calif 112627 .11 '*'°"' lnttfMled In ...,. Ot Mdcnal banlt. • llMION R. LIDIE" ooNALD W..11-Nev' ..,1o& menc und 0 ,: Fief Alellandet Un 12320 Ba)ll Costa Mna. C.l•f. 92620 lfomi. corJ)OfallOn, 2032 Ta cf Mrray Madcfoell: Repainting? •.-a... ...... ......... ......... !!la """--s.w:t ~ '*",.. 1'111 matler llPP9ll btfOfe Chec:ll °'""by • State OI ca.. Ne. Ate3803 'en. latnpt, tbls bw sp, e-'T lfN ( ) ;::: Panor•m• Santa Ana This business Is con-Santa Ana A~. Costa 22142 Cap•Sllln(I la1't, Ill& ~ In Depar1menl lederet er.ct• un+ot\, OI • To II helr'I beMllclar11t chua ptUtlc ~1 bw.: us "'11 ec:,• c.lif e21os' ' ducttc:I by: an lndMctual M .... CaAt. 92627 Huntington Beach. c.111 No. ~ ot "'' Oreno-Chec:ll dtawn by • 11ate or ~ coi'1t111gtt1t ~ misc. 'SHANE HAMiLTON ~ ~ 1• 19111 Wl•iam Chu, 115 s Euc.· The r1g111tant(1) com-T1111 bualnen 11 con-92640 Cooney lupenot Court et teeter.. ~· and loan ton, and Pettonl "'"° may IM Sil.ale lhoe9. tbl• Ch. Thia 1111~ filed typtua, ANhtlm Hills Calif m«lCed to transact bull-ducted by: • eotpenllOn This butlntas It co,,. ..... lllllllllllllll1ill••I ~~~~~~~~ii~~~bt~~ln~~c~~·~~~~~~~ '~Miu~un~~-~~~~~~~~~~~Tih~t~r~~~la~lr~~~~~·~l ·~~~~~~~~;-~:~an~~~~~~~·;;i~;;;~; _Oft APM. 11, 1982, ti 2·00 bar* "*' ed In MCtlOn the_. Of......,. or~.-rnnie. 1lAAv CttAAlts ;.: Orange ~.,on March Tl\fa bu1Tn111 11 con-~ J::·•:. "'':r::; :::~ ~ ~ MAAION ROXANA LEDER 12 Ref , •a. & Ory, inowet. 31, Apttl 7, 14. 21, 1992 dueled by: a ;entfll pat!• _ ~ -.. IM' pttlUon In .,.. aka MARION A. LEOEA vac., bu ml1c JOHN , •• _... ntrahlp StlRTII • 1 IEW BUSllESS'I? b-T~ ;;·~ t1'ould = enttan~o •F,e:: A PETITION hal bMl'I CHOTI 1-21 81ket & pane. Published Ne'#pOl1 8Mc:tl-Th• rtgl1tranl(I) COl'll-..... be --Ameriean T1le -~ flltd by STAN l£DEA In turl bdt. lamp, tbl., et\., C ... _ ... 0_,,.. '""'~ mtnCed to 1n1nsKt ~ ·-..,.--. ·-• ... .,, the ~ Court Of Cal-birs mete. o... ...... .,,, .......,, ne.a ~ the rlcti!IOU9 ... ~ otdeftd that I Comoanv tocated .. 11• tomla. County of OAAHGE. Sale """ be by COl'l'lped-March 31 , Aptl 7, t4, 21. 8uainet1 Namt(I) listed -.r of ttlll Ofdtt to thow EMt .,lftll ltr9et. In IN C"Y THE PETT1"IOH requnb IM bicklina (wtttttn Mated 1992 , abo1119 on: NIA CauM be INl>llthecl In Of ....,.. Ana, Clllfomla all that STAHLEY CHRISTIAN !*fl mty be tubmlntcf In T~3 -..,., Un Newport leach.COS11 Nil rteht. -and .,,..,..t LEDER. alla $TAN LEOE.R ~) on "" l'lf'I dey Thia ... ~ Wiit t\ted =-of cw, ":-:.:::::; :T~ = "8:'.c. "': bt ~ •• perlONll °' Aptt, 11t2 at 2 oo ft.M PVILIC NOTICI with tt1e County Clerk ot ~~ .. county,• Truet 1n !he ~ .,_ ;:'::"'8...:: ~o:::: ~ ..... ::i= ,......._ ~= ~ on March r;;;e-.;;;. "; ·..-fOr tour Med In said ~ "8le dint. 11 tocattd at ... o• ..... -'814108 OOI llDI._ ..U pttot '° daacftMd M~ THI! PETTTlOH ,...,..._ AYRES l!L' STOAAOE ............ ... ................. ....._.. IMch ~ _,of .. hMftnt. a...... ••a" tM Cltetdene' Will and Eme A The f:...-...&.w. ,......, .. _, ·---· • TULLY.......... AU THAT '-ANO SITU-~" ~betdf'nlned ::28"ch~ c:.· ~.,. ~~ Co111 Meta Diiiy Ptlol co••11•••••R •• Ano IN ntt: ITATe 0, lo probate.~ .. and 7314, UlndlOfd t•MNW NA=Al MOATOAO£ March ~4• 3l. ApflA .,, 14• TN• 8 U , • R I 0 R CM.WOANIA. COUNTY °' W'I ~ are avallablt the l1QM to bid at the aa1e CAEOIT REPORTS. 1300 1"2 T-- OOURT OAAHQE CITY°' cottA tor ... m1na11on In 1M .. ftutcN'" mutt be made Mlch1t1on llrMt. 8u11e ......,. .. ,... .. ti"" MHA 'oescAtHO AS 'i~Eby~ lby cut\= tor .. "" IOO. lr'Me. Cellf •• .,,. ·--PU-ate--NO-TIC--.- IMON CHIN, IMS ,.._ FOUOWs: .. -to _,.:::-::: ~--.. wt :.er: vie:= i~~ '-:-=--:,.i;iiii;;;;-=::: ,_... DIM. M01, CoeM ~l Ai -~-N ~ la and ~b;. rtmCMd a4 '*• Callf .., I· ..... bl ..... CA... ,MCI\. 1, Al SHOWN diMll MtM•MIOI• of r .. time ot ..... 1a1e la 1Ubject 01r1t L. Henioa. 1 tot ~ ......... .... 'u •II I h ecl H ewpo rt OH A MAP n..lO If 900K taeilt Ad. (Thie ~ to Canc ... llOn In the~ rona Street, Com ...... ltett • ii 111 .. c.... Meae OalV •. '~I '· a. AHO I°' w11 allow -l*tonll ,.. of H1tl1ment between c..t. tH2t " .,.~·:~~tone Plot lillfdl 17, 14, 11, Alt/I ,Mell MA11t IN THI ~ '° .... INnJ UM!ofcf and Obll$ated Wlllam C Hudton, *'2 ~ 'LUI .J:Al.L.Ao 1 ,. Offa Off ~COUNTY edtona """°"' ......,,. '*11· 1-~ A..,... Sula TION. ... .....,. Or • I' nm .. ~ °' OMHOE ==~-:--_.... ···~ AYlllll 21r!' Otenee. Celt. I.. ~ lteecf\. c.-· _,. ....... ,.&,...,~& ..... r ~ •nPIT ml '"...,. .. I con-llM7 ..... -llOTICI """"""' '• -"'""-....._ h "*' ft .. N M:tecl by: ~· ~ DCIPT AU. THI Ofl.. ..., ,..,, ........ _. Ille utllJlf\h ••Pott Ttl• tetl1trant(at com-"°'*' J, W JI., Ila .. tMllH HYD"OCA,.IONI, MIN-requiled to lfW9 ftMlce to IMc.h/CoN ..... Deity ~ to •anMct !Mio-~ Or'.L.....~ IU•Ma.I U•AL ANO MINERAL lllltl&IMCI flilrlOM YNaal Plol M#ch 31, .,,,_ 1• ,_ undet -~ lwt\,O c.110 .-.? '1101 ---lllOHTI anow 200 'RT f"Y ~ ..,... noece 01 1112 ..,..._ ~ ...., •m• uru, .-•-COl-ltld to ... J"'=d ~ ~on: NIA HH•l"I , HWfttlftlteR llWI MIAIUMD VUIJTICALLY 8CllOI\) n. '11 ---II ~ t,;. Callfn llect\, Call ... , llOTIG9 TO ...... DOWNWAllO '"°"" ntE ..,..._ .... , ~ PUIUC IOTICI n. •u J•• ... ._,. ,.,..,. -n .. '*" " ~ •A• T 1 CA• le• e *TUML IUA,ACI °' be.,.,.._....._• .... lbl """" tM ~ cr.n. Of = "t: a ...... ,... ..... ~.. •u•TO• SAIC) LAHO WITH '"' ..... ,..... .. • .. • ... ..... Or~ COiiy on ltd\ The l111em(•) ... =,, •. -:.:-~:~f, =~.'1~Xft= =:. =~-= -i:::;SRI I. J ,al4IOI .....:s;:, ~ -lllU1Dll1 .0..NfDMMCMIW..alT~.-_"'." --~~.~tot11 ~~~~ ....... ....._ • 0.. ... .. ,,_. WfTMOUT 1HI NQHT Off . A HIMINO • ... .... TM WMCHOOS£ ' ~ ..... Oailt 1 MIOve on: N A ni. L.8911 ~ ... .....,. It pleieMd to annoura • ,.. ~ now 9\'lllt* to '*' buefrnoe.eee W. wfl now S1AACH IM ,_,,. for you • no ..... crtwge, end M¥e you lho ... Md .. lrtptoh~ HcMe 1n ..,_ Ant. ~. of oourae, ..... ----.. oompl111d .... Ne yow ••alJI bu*-Nlfl'lt ltlltement """ .. County c-.. ~~·---four ..... .,........,...,Md.., .... Y'M_ jjfOOf ti publcllb1 .. County Cieftt II••• aMI •Oii t INnw Tl-..oR U'ON 11n Wll Ill._....,_. MAV J , '""' O/fl 1IO ~ MMd'l N , It. 'J, 1"· DW It s.t It And•· ....... t~lll.-=a1he TM• WACI wmtlll t• • ,,.. PM Ill n..: C.. Dr~ fiill• '°·..,..,,. ~IN imect .............. . YOU AM -THI _..,.. TWO NUN-Ho. M ~II MO* lliO'i a..tt! caJ I ' I' • • M Tueedlly. April 7, 1892 WICIOTICll "*"CllOTICll WIO'hca .....c.-. llUIUCllTW ..UOlll-W--t•UO•!ll ~~ ~~~ :!'l~a:~~ ~~ O~'t!-·'**=~·~~-: ...... •11~:. ..... .r:-s:::: •i.°111 ....._ dldNby.anlndMcUI OrMOt ~on MMh ..,,.:J,.-. ™• bu..,_. II OOftoo 0... COUnlr •...,. 9u bz111-. 1:",.....,..,., 0.... c...., • .......... TM ,.glstrant(s) c~ 14, tllZ ........... ....., 11¥:.,. lldl1dlllll a 1• llUll lllt ...-le ..._. 11, ,.. -. .. . • The FollcMlng ~ 1MnCM lo trweet ti&-. H•MM The "°'""" '*90ftl The realetrMl(I} 00-Pll•ll The Pola *• ,.,... -..... .. ; ..... . .,. doing""**-M ' MM under SM flc:tll6ou8 ~ ~ IMdl-.. CIOlr'8 bUllnlM ea: ...,.... la ..._. ~ ~ Newpolt IMdl-IN clDlrla ~-• IW.. ~ lllM ~.....,.,. .... CAL'S ~ KtMc!. Bll'lineel Name(•t llaled Costa ..... Ody "'°' KENNrDY FINANClAL. ,_. under ._ ~ Coeta U... OllY NOC TTY catm• T1NG. 1•t ...... on: Miida a, t• C.... ..... Dlilr Piii .... 2221 W'9l9Ce A.,.., eo... 'ft:::::-~ • 1164 Aptt 1, 1', It, ti, 1• 1100 I . Co.-Hwy • .e. = ::-<') ~ Acw11, t4, 11, n. 1• lr~r ~ HunllftllCNI =-:.~::-w llld Apfl J, 14-11, a 1- M-. Calif. '2921 1llle • ....,.,,.,.. WM tied T-M4 CorON ...i Mar, Caltf. l.wnda W ltlM T.,,.. ...... c.11. ... 1 .... COUf11W Qlrll ... 142.5171 f:'.ln =-~w= wtlh tn. County Cl«tc ot PUILIC NOT1CI :m John Ketmedy. n. *•"*"' w ._, PUalC IOTICI ~-~~ ~.::t"'9' ~ c.n, on Miid\ It Jou're loolllli9 for 8 W • l2t27 ~ COunty on ...,ch 110 ,......, Aw CCltOria ~ .. County Clef'tc of Ttwe -.UtlMH ,, 14• ,.. _. ......... -........ aa- Thl• butlMH la con-17• 1 ·-l'lotnt•• del ,...,, c:.air.126H er.. Councy Oft MlrCh .......... clu*d 11¥: "'ludt~dllll ,..... • ....... -• new•..... ou. d\lded by: M lndMduel 'HU24 ...._.. llw Thi• bullnee• le c:~ 14, till ......... , llw Th• regle1rant(•) ~ "Ml'*' Newpoit ~ The ttglatrent(•) com. Publlthld NIWPQf1 8Mc:l\o •~ ~ by: en~ PUIHI l ... •••nl ...ced lo lrMMC& .._ eo... ..... Dllllr "°' menc90 \0 tranuct bull· Costa Meta Dally Piiot Thi followlng l*IOne Ttle regletrant(I) com-Pubtihitd Newport~ Thi ,...IQ '*'°"' ,.._ ~ IN flctllloUI Aprl 7• 14-U, n. ,. Thank ~ou! nau under the AcWout Maret! 31, Aprtl 7, 14, 21, .,. dOlna bUalnffl 11: menoed lo trMNC:l bu16o co ........ Delly Hot •• OolnCI ~ M: Bul&neN NalM(a) ...... T-Ma Butlntll Namt(•) lltecf 1992 HELPING HANDS. 711 w ...... under .,,. ~ Aprl 7, 14, 11, ... ttll (a\IOlJTH COUNTY above on: MlrCh *· 1882 ........ --a tboYe on; Marett 20, 1982 T-321 19th St. lf11, Costa Mesa. .,..._. Namt(tl lltlld T-340 OAINKMAKA (b)MCCLUAE fOft'f f . Vu --~-----'"---II ~~ft Calif. 92e27 abo119 on: Marett 20, 1992 COMPANY, 24'772 Lobo, Thie ~ WM lied Thi• satemtnt wa• flled PUBLIC NOTICE Nlrned E. H-oazt. 203t w. J. Kennectv PUILIC IOTICI = f0t.-t, c.ut. l2t30 Wwl "" C°"'"'V Cttttc °' Iv':;••.:... ~ ~ty on~arc~ Flotlttoue ~~~A,ve .. COtla M .... Ji: =~ty ~ ~ ,.. ...... , LoOo. t_:~~:tt, 2t~ ~= County on u.rcti 11:..:::. .... 17, 1092 Bu1lneu Name Thia bualneu 11 con-~ c:ouncy on Mscfl ........ , ._ 12131> PataTOt Thi Folowliit P*'SOl'll PS25223 StlltetMnt ducted by: non proft\abll 24, 1192 · 1t•11191Rt Thi• bualntu la con-~ ~ a.ecft. .,. OolnCI bullnNa .-: Pubnshed ~ Stac:h-The follOWlng 1*90M Ofganlution PlllHI The Followtng penone ducted by: wi ~ Cotta Me.. Oalty Pilot IUPERI MAIOS. 1MH Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ve dolnQ ~" H : Th• regl1trant(1) com-Publlahed NIWPOf1 Beach-.,. dolna ~ .. : Th• regl1tr1nt(1) com-Matrctt 17 24 3t /IJllll 7 ~ It. I~. ~ March 31 ApfU 7 14 21 AMERICAN TRAVEL & m90Ced to transact l>Ual· Cotta Me.. Oaflu Piiot LIDO VACHT IRO~ER· menc.d to tranaact buel-1_.. • • • • 11r'Q10n IMCh, CA 12M ' • • • TOURS, 711 W. 171h St. ne•t undef Ult Flc'lltlout • AGE. 101 SNpyetd Way Mii undlt Ult fictllloul -Cli9tlna And«eon. 18122 l992 IF11, C~ta M .... Calif. Butlntll Name(a) flit.CS Apttl 'T, 14• 2l, 28, 1992 ~ 0, Newport Beach, 8ullnffl Name(•) 11-.cs T·2" lroollhuni f3#, H.I ., CA T-3.20 82e27 lbcwe on: Mwctt ~. 1992 T-331 Calf. 92913 ~on: not IP~ l2et6 ---------• Nlmed E. H90ul, 2038 Ahmed E. H90azl frank S. Wood, 422 Vim Kent I. McClutt PUIUC NOTICI Tttla buelneu 11 con-PUBLIC ~OTIC! Anaheim Ave., Costa Mua, Thia atal«Mnl waa ftled PUBLIC NOTICI Roma. Newport 811ct1, Thi• 1tatement wu lllld ..........,_ • duCWd by: an lndMcMI Flo " ...... _ Calif. 82e27 with the County Cllfk ol Calif. 92eeo with tht County Clerk o1 The regl1ttant(1) com-au 1 t ....,N. thl• bualn111 . 11 con-Orange County on March •--~~~ .. • Thi• bu•lne11 It con-Ol'MQt County on Marctl .... ln111 .._ menced lo tranted tMJ. • neu ame ~ by: an lndMdual 24, 1992 , -w dUcWd by: an lndlvldull 2•. 1992 ... 1•1111 ,... undet SM flclllloul Statement The reglttrant(a) com-FS21tt1 lt8tement The reglatrent(t) com-'UIH7 The Following l*IOM BuslnHI Name(•) lleeed The Following pertont !MtlCed lo tranaac1 butl• Publlshed Newport Beach-The Followtng penona mtnced to trlnlact bull-Published Newpoft Beldl-ate dOlng bUelneS• u : llDo"9 on: ,,..,ch ~1. 1992 .,. doing ~lnHs u : neu undlf the Flc1illou• c .,, doing bullnes• ••: MU under Ult Flc11tlout 0 PU ADOPTION ADVAHTAG£. McConvlUt, 21911 Long Bualneu Nemets) lls1ed oata MHI Dally Piiot MAGNET ASSOCIATES, Bullneu Name(•}' lated Co111 MHI ally ot 2811 Ped Hiii Suite 201F, Canyon Road, Lake e.i. above on· Marcn 23 1992 April7, 14, 21,28, 1992 537 ~ Ctf, Or, #11'5, aboY9 on: Marctt2e. t 992 Apfll 7, 14,21, 28, 1992 eo.ta ...... Clllf. 92829 Sell your home no<e, C.111. 92530 . ' T-335 Newporl 811ch, Cent. T-339 Maxine MW Macttl, 952 ~adullftedH7a ' Flora A. Nilson, 21911 92e80 Goldlt1rod, Co.ta Meta, • • 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 9282'! Ol/T-OF-STJ\Tfo: HAI.ROA ('OSTA MESA 21 :.!-! Nt:Wl'OltT I (()!{():\II\ l OS'I A Mt' SA :.!h:!-1 ( OSIA Mt.SA .!tt:!-J PHOPl·:HTY l fl!">H P .. :NINSUl.A 2 107 CLEAN HEACH ~ 11.•1 l>fo'I. MAH '!ti:!:! Ju& • aoie &o &ell 10• tbl UM PllOI llOld illy boa&. Not Ute R~&er or Ule 71•tJB! !,, ~ ' " I f • f ' , r , ' 1 ' ... • ' I Nl-\\l'l l h l 'Nt \\ 1·1111 1 Bl I\( It •1.1o•1 Il l .\< II _:t.h!I Houses/Condos For Sale CORON/\ 38R ..-tam rm + --------•Sharp 28r 18• hH. 2 etudy, frplc. Quiet cul-blks to bch. Gw. new d•HC. Lg yrd. $1290/ cpt/pnt, 'JO pet• S1000 mo. Ag1 650.1557 CLOSE To a•L!l Spacloue 18R 18a. new ,.. carpet, upgrad... o•· =e To Sand Large 18R, W/D, •tor· 28R 1BA, laundry rm, rage. pallO area 1&75 18A, fum. 2 pntnQ •l>C• ~·-cpt/1!..~. ~-d age, gar, den1 patio, new carpaL Will &e• Call Kellln, 851..()424 & 1111"· Vatd. Perl.ct ,__ _. .......... LY 3BR 2BA nr new paint, cloH to c:ept o.c. housing. condition. Step1 r cell•, gar, no peta D EL MAH 1022 + utll. Agt. 835-5445 --------bc:hl 2·3 cw pattclng. t>Nch, S850. 675-5352 187.._.0 WHtalde, eictra large · land. se50/mo es1-1ne,,, 760-1113 s 1Vl400-llSt7ROO/mo I Studio. S min to oc .. n, 2284 MAPLE lBR w/poot 1575+ (310) 823-1274 SPACIOUS 1BR, amall 3BR 2BA lower duplex. upgrade1, nr foot b rldge. patio. S1300. 675-7009 Escape CORON/\ leSI Verde Beauty 3Br 28&, S1495/mo. 548-3959 8 8ftla I 1 yre new, clean, spa-CENTAUR MGMT S300 aecurlty, patio, wllk•ln cloHt .. 67• Aft12 I h bal 0-42·2288 Of 831·2725 0-45-5154, &4&-3811. 2Br, f(ptc. 1 bll( beach, w/d hk·up1, gar•ge. To Washington Dt:LMAH 2 122 _,..... ~~,0-4~~ e:ny,1__,,,,.,.,,,..,,.,,,.,,,,..,.,..,,..,~~~ 2 dOOfS bay, .... w/ y ly $Y50/ _.. a •s10• UCK UY opnr. Vny '" S1C>e5. r mo + a.cu-a a c r.e•·!SO Iota· Wonderful develop-••Large 2·•torv 2BR NEWPOHT ________ Sunny spacious 2BR 28R 1BA am back '218 211t SI. 8341"2:951 rl1y deposit. 311~ 1 Ba upper. Oeck, ytd, gaa w/d hk-up. 34th Str .. t. 845-&431 lndry, gar, walk to bctt No pell. S135/mo •Nr aoh Lg 2BR 2Ba, BLUFFS 2Bt ·2~B•. iTalil TO SAND 11150/mo. eeo.&483 0-45-HS31 aft 3pm qui.t, nu paint, patio, 1309 aq ft, 2-car g11r. New 38R SBA nicety ment potentlal. 2Ba, carport. lndry, Pr Im e port $1000/mo. Can before BEACH 21H9 Westcltff Twnhome COSTA MJ;SA 1024 NEWHOMESI! Townsend locetlon. t :30am or after 6pm **DUPLEX 2Br 2Ba, Some w/Water views. 87-.,2847 garage. block to 2Br 11A8a, new car· pat/paint. S89S thru S950. t728 Bedford Lane. 827·-5107 or 310-596-4no x 205 COSTA MESI\ 2624 , gat S875 No pet• AvaH now. NO petl. tum. Avail to June 15. • ••d• trlplx IPICIOYI 85"'·292«5 Of 8S7·1n6· S1 1SO/mo. 875--0068 $1200/mo. 873-ee01 BUILDER'S CLOSE·OUTI Only 1 Left!! Wiii Hit whole or 11---------beach. $1200/mo. • .... .....,. Charming 2BR 2Ba cot· (818)359-4539 tunny 2Br, new carpV ----------1---------1----------decor, patio, lndry hk· CLEAN 28R 18A, qozy Studio C~ rv .. aTCLll'I' aaao patt. •24 .. ,"""" tagel FlreplaC41, lndry.•---------gar, walk to b .. chl •Lido PenlnaMI•• .._ ______ __, •love In S~fal! up. Quiet $7115 873-3800 quiet cuJ.d•1ac. pool, bch. Sunny patio/gar· 2BA;' 2BA, trplc, pool cable, S650/mo + den. s.&50 lnct utll. &46-3171 or 65().9022 &31-5044 or 20&.385-2052 $1325/mo, 96<>-&483 1 & 2BR Unit• from $800 w/lae, pvt bch, bay view, 873--8030 110 Ltdo Park~. Apartments For Rent '**Aak M9r For E.Slde, ctean 1BR De .. la. on RentaJ w/gar. 5e50/mo. $850 HC. 897.et39 842-3871 . 11•8 RMllend Rd 3BR. over 2300 1q. ft. Bullder wlll cooperate w/financlng. $349,000 Open S•t/Sun 1 •9 2113 V•ll•r Rd 942-8964 COSTA MESA 2 124 Spring t~t lhN ~/30 2BR 21h8a townhom•. •Nwpl Shra 3BR 2Ba, gated community w/ trplc, fncd yd w/patlol ·phone entry system. Yrly St 200 Nr clbh .. BAI.Bl Ii\ ISi.AN I> :.? 1;111; Clo H to ahopplng & tennl1. 873°8557 2710 GAHNET DR C714)845-812 2 4BR 5BA, ram rm, gour· YEARLY. 2Br 28a, Ilk• 4BR, 2BA, lrg tam rm, met kit, S4,950. Avail new. 2 people only. Houses/Condos For Rent large cmr lot w/park· 4/1/92. 310-434-1346, No P•t•. 1900/mo. Ilk d $349 ooo Dock avail, 50'. 873-SOH e yar , • . 3 Bedroom, 4' Bed- 1 ________ _ Must .. el Owner/Agt. room detached home. 'Clltf Or. Oen & Bay 079-5000 CORONA DEL MAR • Flrepl1C9, double car vlew. Charming 1bR M••• Verd• Beautitul 1bd Charming view • gatage, fenced yerd, + Iott, 1thBA. S1250/ 3BR ~·AIBA twnhm tot 5950 all maintenance Incl. mo. no pet•, 631·8359 Gt:N .. :HA.L 2102 HAI.HOA PENINSVl.J\ Zf>07 Bonu-•tl 722-6711 Before 10 or 18R • 2Bft 2BA aner ~. Pool, spa, cable hkup 1--------- WEITUKE V1LLAOE •••tatde·Bro•dw•r e4a-8122 newly decorated large 2Br & garage. seoo/ mo. Call 548-9441 Park-Setting" L-•tv 1•R courty11d •• eelll"441. Gated, pool, With Ocean & Sunael 1ct1vltte1. Aak aboUt ~~~· ~~~ 2g~ 2~: Speclaltl 842·58U Peta. 831-4t107 Lrg 1 Br aJngle.fevel, lndry rm, •ml front yd. •Do you ,,.ed lg clean HarbOf a. 19th. Pet Nt:Wl'l IH I BEA< ·11 .!1t1.~1 LOOKI Newport lelch 28R Apartment 2 Ye.,. New Avg $837/mo For 1 at 8 Months On Our Speelalll Cate NOWll 714-15o.8310 1 1 t 545-0442 2BR 2Ba lower. Oarage, n • qu e gorgeou• BALBOA PALMS • t bd Gteat water view! Sharp frplc, patio area. 309 unlng next to Coun-blk to bch S995 •---------try Club. Best unit PENINSULA PT • 2bd Newp0rt Towera 28r 32nd. St. $1 050/mo. 2br 1 ba? Garage, new welcome. '595 + S300 cpl, D/W, atorage. dep. Avl now. 997·2986 S750 No Pal 0-40.2495 Move•ln lpeol•U 11t LiOh .,. Ml ... HNI' Newer 2BR 2BA USO. Ho-e. 28R 2BA. new S244,900. 662-32:95 N E WPORT BEACH 1069 BY OWNI!.. Weatclltt bright •paclous, n-ly dee 38r 3Ba on cornr lot w/pool & steam rm. $565,000. Gary, 725-4178/d &42-0830/• H•rbo~ View .Knoll 2 Br & den, 2Ba, dbl• gar. comm swimming a. te nnl1. $439,500. car garage. S1350 NEWPORT BEACH • 1 bd Balboa B1y Club • Vus S1725 UDO HIGHRISE • 2bd View Apt • S2700 2thBa, encl • • W/0 hkup1, pool &1---------, gar, new crpl & paint, epa. $1070/mo + HarborWood1 s1110Nope11«M0.2495 1--------- 1350 dep. 2233 Falt· Townhome Step• to •LAG Clean 2BR/1 BA Move-In IRtClalal view Rd 54~7001 Nwpt Cntr. 2Br 18&, **New 28, 28a, w .. h houH, garage. No J~3=1T:::;;;;' S1150 Bkr &4<>-Se&4 rm. apa. oc..nald• of pet•. Off·•treet prkng. •2BR Duplex, nice cpt/ L9e prime 3Br 28• PCHI Parking. $1300/ S735/mo. 240.2299 MUST Ill! WINTER nu paint gar tndry iower dupi.1t unit, ~ mo oastwater pd. Avl •LAG Clean Studio w/ $200 OFF! RENTALS l\V~ILABLE hkupa. ig yd $825 bloek to beach, frpfc, 5/8. 975-4082 fun kitc hen. lncla utils . Mutt seel 4"'7·7540 patio w /am ocean •Ch•rmln• 36R 2B1 No peta. Ott·St prkng. BeautlfUI 1BR townho-ln==-------~ WaterlrontHOmHlnc. view. •1300/mo woodburnlng rrplc 2 $450/mo.240.2299 m es. Frplc, 0/W, No matter Aealtora •llJSld• Condo 2BR v r ly Eveitwkende: car gar, wane to bchl Adorable, 1ophlttcated Pg~~~-d~~~1c,1~~'. up-what you're 831·1400, 760-3600 2Ba. frplc, gar, vaunt 4 .... 7748 Daya ask 11350 cau Rachell•/ t8A w/prlvalt patio 2"'• .ay_.a_ ' ready! $945/mo; for JUdy: 8334•90 Jenn1t9' .7 .. 7113 S825 546-9081 . CENTAU~ doing, your Remu sc 0-42-9797 N•--Cr••• 3Ar . . hometown BAJ.HOA --·. P' 2BR 11 tip p ti 0-42·2288 CK 831·2725 ••har-p Ea•t•ld•* 2\-iBa, trplc. wet bar, I, , I 0 SELL ---------1 B h c ' Quiet 3Br 2Ba. brg 2-car gar, pool/tennl•. Encl ger. nr bet\/ NEW newtpaper eaC Ottage. fncd yd, dbl gar S1095 $1650 lebe. 544-3049 a.hope S900 7eo.te75 your used Vehlcle 28R 28&. P°"' ,..,.. ..... , The liliifli.. Onr/Agt 759-0252 ISi.AN I> 2 1 06 38R 28a, garage, spa, Pet ? 642 9988 --.-fire place . 12 f Opal • Pvt gated comm. 3BA Close to Beach, large through classlfled waeher/dryer, goo d 51 2oo/mo yeaily. 26 A 2 1hBa 2.atory rwn-3BA hou... comm 3Br, W/O, etudy"-den, M2·tseT8 Cotta Mela locatlon. f I poot a 1pa ... c •Y•·· gar, patio, frplc..I. •1750 Mov•·fn 8peol•U flt• In. NFWl'lll!I N t Wl 't t'l I II .... I\ ( II ,' I ... 'I IH \( 11 •1,1,•1 1, 2, 3 lllSroOm ...,..,,,., ... """ ...,. ...... bar, mlctowa¥e, ..... ,.,. hOolaipe. ~. cwtd ~ """ mnl ltofage. Ml mGl!Nnonce Included. lofr)t, ftO ,.,, "°'" tt .m Month ntl MIWPOIT ~ 760o0f419 ,,,_,,,_., AIAl1WN'll at -CNft'OM 6".of "FAST RESULT" SHYICE DIRECTORY hme, garage, rp c, 11150. Agt. 842-3344 or MG· e7 .. 8~82 S975 714-650-83,0 poot Nr~anyor\IVIC10-~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;:;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;. C 0 NV EN I I! NT na S950 Agt 87$-4912 . F or f<••,ult ~l'n 11 t· <",ti I whether you're buy·•---------·------------------------.-----------------------------------~ Ing, H lllng. or Just Big Back ••~ looking, classified has hm• 3BR 3Ba + loft what you nee<SI pvt yd, end unit, va P ILOT CLASSIFIED cant, gOf~OYI $1300 642·~678 la l'IU LINES 842-5878 0-42·9797 Aemu SC DAYS ~UCKS Sell your private party merchandise in the Doily Pilot Clossified Community · Marketplace. Coll today ot 642·5678 ond toke odvontnge of this gceot offer. 3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS ~· tw. S300 CW,) --- ·~PliL • ...,.,.,.,.._ .. .,..,~SJOOID.-larlllll••fa 'a u ' . I .. • ' , • I I " • . !) (/ ti I , I f. I. ' -I. ' • ' I .. INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWERMTll ~~ $1.21 per llnt . perdlf. Tha.t'a AU. Yo" ~. laltdOtl•.,... M.,__. ~"' llRVICI DIRECTORY l'or mor. ""°'" Ill a:n CAU. TOOAYll AIKFOR '°"" hrwloeDlr...., ................ Ml-alt ... SERVICE DIRECTORY \11(111 lllNS <TMI-N I 1\1 \111 1 1~ 1.1 '.\I(, .1 i 10 l ONI 10.11-.. l .1 .'t• **l.OW!ST COST** T.J. ""'Cone. ConM. ~ f' or q u a II 1 y w o rte . lltldt-81oc:L St. Ut. mm. Local, Uc'd Bond Ina. ~ Ou& Low fJrica Alctc 753-3520 (7J~nla OUelfty Remodeling & Home Con11rucuon. Ucenald contractor. ( .. ll/\ :\1 II ' I ·11 J .I '~ 1 • ' ... • ~ I I ( I H I I 1\ I. . I to I " I \'•ll',1 \I I 11. I \ \\ '\, I \ H I I"'"" I t "'I t • I •' I • '. •'· I II ( h ', 11. I , hannon River o . •'20902 ..... 1-P • • 0 •a.QA T •a. Landacap. 1pmkJra, ... ........ ......., ,..,.., melnt.. lghdng. TILE lnatalled/Repalred. CICllr ,_ ~. CMrM. a....p. 14W124 ~ eo..... ..,_ Jim Whyte M1~7IOI free ~. """'P9· .I\ I ' I ' I I ,, \I I t ._, ...,l ll\1(1 l l 'lo Frte El1. I ....... ae olnupe, tiaullng. JoM&~..,....,,. Comm.1'••· lawn .,.,......AIR9....., . Mlk•e•1~11 ........ PAONAT11!1 1 1 I t ''\;1·,1, -..1 II\' II I .._ I • I"' 11 I '·I '\. I ' ', •,' I { \ 'I I • ' • I I I ...... I I' I I j 11 I\; 11111111· ... 1,1.11 . . , . ,,, ........ ,,.. ;-.111 - Repainliilg? ·---·-........... .............. C....•Wlll ........... .. GUIDE .............. ................. ~-......,eOld you ,..,. "°" oom-p...-Nluma on • tllMIY ...... , .w .. the -..-oneble'P eOld you ,...,._. .,.,. I ·,;j I 1 t , I ', •\ ... £ .,. ••••• Mel y ard z:;:.onnel := .• ., ..... ~ .,.,,., cepable pereon fOf growing Med Co. .... eume to: 4301 INrcf\ It, 119 ~. N.8. 92elO Advtf1lalng llllDllALll eoNlsed MNlce'P The D•ll1' Piiot " you 8119Wefed no to currently hu a full 9ll'lf °' ..... QUN-~ lnalde ..... po-~~ 8:,= altlon avall•bl• In Mt lle'J t-•m.l,_ ......... p..g the Cl...med Adv«· Using Department. ..................... aiailllllliliiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. .. 1 If you can bring u• 11(111\J'-, ""'· BAUIOA PeNtN '""' rm w/pvt llA. Shott term. Nr ~ & '"" ZoM. 72S-1407 coaTA 111aa Room w/ptlvate en-trance own bath l own kitchen area. Pool. $350/mo ln- clud•• utllltln. Den- nis, 846-7047 Ev. n1ng1 a w .. kenda. FEMALE non .. moker, kitchen & laundry priv., child OK. 111-8011 .,.., 7pm I{ I :'\ I ,\I .._, I t 1 Sll.\111 .'.; ' I ! Announcements \ '• '•" I • , I I \ 1 I '\ I ..._, "t • 11 IUYQRIDI ...-P keep our wor1d o ..... and green.AJI NEW environmentally sound household produc:ta. Not avalf. able In atorea. Com- pellllvety ptlced. You CM make a difterencel .., .... I llSI /\. I 011~1> :!'1.~:, eome ..... experi- e nce, a po•ltlve phone vok:e, high eMfQY, typing aklll• Wtd ,,.,.iatanc• we wtn prOYkt• you with a friendly atmo ... phere, room to grow and the training to make you auccea ... tut. To Join our team, send your resume or come in and fill out an appflcatlon. DAILY PILOT 330, W 11ew St. coat.Me .. , CA .... 7 Altnl Cleeelfled ........ r "POU•o·~ 3128, ma1e BERNANS KIDS COM lhr Mr 2Ba hM. Oerman Shepard, STORE Upatra • ptfvate, best black/tan w/Whlt• f"I RETAIL SALES loe. 1450. M/F. Avell a collar. 849 9884 now. Matti l1M87.J113 Found Shepherd like !~erier:~~~gg~:: CDll-N/.al'Nlr, Prof'I to dOg In the rain, pie for F(f position. ahare Mlrge 38r, "ptc, ApproxllT)alely 3 or 4 For appt call Ann W/O, cioM to beach, r:i•· old. male, very 241·7040 SC Plan eunny, 1450, 875-5352 rlendly. • Vicinity of •STIMATKR Experf. aitf Haven. fem, rtOf'I/ ROMmat'f Place, CM. d llfled tor amkr. 2BR, exc_.t 64~7"'--~':1f,,g ~~Top pay.. qUTel, back pallo. LOST 4/1 Mariners/ Call Sally, 557""4040 1410 + ut.11. 546-3758 Dover, 10 yr old ~II lecretatl Empl_.. 9table 2ws blond}Yellow slender . N/Sri,Wdrug•. NB mlud L•b/Collle, fo B Law Firm. uat condo. 28A 2.... ........ name TROY. 53&-1441 be very proficient w/ ...... --°' 642..o804 WP 5.1 & have at gar, 1475 + ~ utllJ<Mp. • leut 3 yrs exp. Salary Avall 511. •.0-0828 LOST OAT 3/22-CdM, baaed on exp. Send Ni uv exec •Ult•, t)ch, N#daaua. Llg "'*'-· rHume to:auxbaum pool tennla/pvt d~k .orange/white, name & Ch•kmak 5110 w/d:HaPOy/clean prof C~. ~ad collar & tag Campus Dr. NB 82680 • · When he disappeared. ....... M50. ~73 ' 644-8870. Of 381·1150 Market 531-4404 Tu.day. Apt!I 7, 1992 - t .,, I' I' l ",lt ·• t J !•1 I I I('-. I I I I• I "r · : I .,, \ I , , · ' I I It I > .. I j \ ti I~ I I I " JI I ' . . ,~.,. ~~in:=."= • BalfJenn IS'.. .,..... N o w ..hiring Plf t1n --..1.. BLACK LACGU•R • • • °' Aulo, AJC. PW, POL. ·--· .. , .. lllKtl:, Z....._. drtv9. I •peed. A.JC • .-eo-c....ne, doet\ in.. not. Low mllM. Uke new. lforced to Mii. 114,600 oeo. '11POMWI ........ , va. power Telemarketer•. Shift • ::r. t!:.foot~ .. tcon'-~,... 485•',Y powerlaland« Nl(Cov~)r Moonroof. •2VCX2.21 ~ 9AM to 12:30PM • ., exqu .... ••,H • Applloanta muat ~ hl9h·b•C paperctlp open M• •71--1M3 ••••ring, power brakM, CNIM COf'llrOI, ell cond. WMh ....., Ntch. e.aca111nc OOftd, 2 OWNB. 13,600. 114/ 184 H50 or 12...ue ndVated a ~ chalre, 1900/obo. •SIN T t• ' T OYOTA OP ._,,.. e.ac.e. pay a .......... .eomactt Black dnk, thre• TO 18 l'T• CO•TA M•M e ?W ... bonu• program can exerclMr 1140* drawer file cabinet, M•rcua Channel. 175. 72 .. •000 148-6600 to KhectUle (S62S newt) 644-8294. 1150. Call 780-1522 990-814• ii PNkide i i kpd, lt1Yl1f.\ ·1~10 I ••••• ~. Queen or M•jeaty Ex~. desk, 72 IC 36. 2 10 Mlnvt .. Te Open AIC. PB, PS, PW, Sun- Palma, &.a feet taJI. credeniaa. 2 aecreuuy Se•I 18" Power 1225 roof, Enkel whte, 3<* --------.. S20 ... potted .... to dHk• wllh return. mo A 3'' SllM 1400 45' mt 110,500. ~10 B~h'lt ",.,~. e•cJ'-~ • .....-. ..... e7"'-..,.22 1125 tor au.~ S•ll, n•rrow beam "" ... ,.. _,. _..,___... ..._ • $450 mo 7 U·2U1 condition, AM/FM 88' Ford E1 IO N.-. "'"· big • .,,. gine, Air conditJon. Looking for enttlu- alMtic peopl• w11h good phone/people akJlle. 15/hr + com- mlaalon. Pl•••• call Dan at 842-4333, Eld. 207. WAITRESS/er Eicperlenced prof••· alonat. X lnt tlpa. Morning ahlft. CM/NB rea1aurant. 842-9424, uk for Mark FREE rec:UIW chair, 3 poa., good uphol, nda springs. &45-3810. TWO frff cute rabblta w/hutch & food. To a good home, with yard • Carol 548-7149. .11-.Wt-.l .HY. I-IJHS & /\HI" 1;0:~'> 'The Hff1I Are Alive!' With the 'Sound of Muelo. • Complete set of 8 ert collector'• I' I-I.._ It 1\NIM:\IS 1.111!1 Whit• peaoe ....... S10/each. Make excel- lent petal 754-4123. , 1'11\1\:0S /'I.. I OIHil\NS i.o:,!I •••b~ Qrencl Pleno very nice condition, $1650 (714)952·2236 SPOHTIN<; GOODS i.01;;, IALIOA COVE ILIP Q itatto. AIC. cn.11ae, ··uER IA UAR Tiit Wheel. 54k ml, $275/mo. 30 Fl. partt· 8" ~ $7500. Call &4&-9147 lnfl avail •90-8148 ORANOE COUNTV'S ~======~ s11p .. eo· ~c~.e ~!i. E ~ ~~ Olualc NB area, poa· find out Whyl •Ible uv .... board. Call llt 2002 (71419a1.a480 • MO 1"0111 ·y1 1.1: S("()() I I-II liO I Ii '84 HONDA NIGHTHAWK •eo LtMOO black J•d• 29.8k ml, clean, loaded! 1 owner. S32k 0:780-0400, E:l44-4258 LINCOLN !1 120 87 Tovota luora loaded I ~ ~., oo1o 150 ···"· TOYOTA Of' COSTAMKU 722·2000 81 Towota llR-2 - 5-apd, CHMtte, AJC, Rool, Wuttom Whffl• •2LVW909. 18,H S Ing, Am/Fm ...,-eo cassette, Captain'• chair•. ••ml- converalon, alld• ooor, 87k ml, good condition, 1 own« 871SOO pp. 888-9271 or 842-9504 VOLKSWA<10N 9~ 1~ l-.Ml'l.UY!\11-.N"I SEHVH 'ES ;,:1.l.i platH with iacenH Golf Clubs· woods from the movie mual-• b ' Rain gear, Belt helm.i. good Urea, run a great 26,758 mUea. $2,000. Call Kevin, 714/848- 2451 •ft• epm. TOYOTA Off LINCOLll '71 COSTA M KU 197 7V.W. aua Original owner (bought In Huntington Beach) Near mln1 con- d i11on. New: llf••· en-g ine, interior, paint & more. Whtie. With f~ toi:y sunroof. A collec:- 1or'a cart Asking S4995, or beat otfw. cal. Beautlfull Stilt In Irons. putter, a~, 11,000 Wkly Stuffing orlglnal boxes, never wedge. $75. 847·992 • Con tin ental. 480 ___ 7_2_2_·2_ooo __ _ eng. run• good 11295 It TOYOTA PICKUP Must ... 1 642-0587 Auto, Cuette •4F2~ envelopes. Start now, dl•played. A•king no exp. Frff aupplies 1250 for the set. & Info. No obligation. Please call Marla at Send S.A.S.E. to Uf• 842-4321' HI. 308 lime, 3208-C Eut Co-days, or 845·1933 lonlal Drive, 310-KK evH after 5:30. Orlando, FL 32803 -• ...;...-.-.-u.;,.t_l_f_u_l_f_u_ll -·--length opoeaum Pl•••• be aware that fur coat Reversible th• llatl nga In this cat· aa raincoat with fur egory may require you trim, European hooks. to call a 900 number Hardly wom. S950. In which there la a _;;&4_2;;..~...;.;;.2;;...1 .;,.x_1...;0_2.;,.. ~ charge p•r minute. •Beautiful full length grey Mink coat• good B1rtender TralntH condition. (Large) NMd•d. earn up to S4 5 0 . 7 23-4913 St50 dally, salary + Wholesale Jewelery rep llpa, full or part time. close-out to 75%. 14k 2 wk training, women, Mttlng cz'a and other men 21 or older. Call: jewelery 8T3·7198 800.532 .. 222 ...:.;;.,_;...;;.;.o:..'----- t :MPl.OYMENT WANTED 5:l:lf> The Solution to your cleaning probtem1. Reliable and thorough HomealbualneaH• Cell Severlna Me-7 0 44 PILOT cuas.,aao It'• the resource you can count on to Mii • myriad of merch.an- dlae Item•, ~au•• our columns compel quallfled buyers to caJll M•·H78 Garage Sales Transportation BOATS 7011 89 Bo.ton Whaler 15' "Mischief", 70 Yamaha, 1eata 5, 91 Trailrite $9250.613·1123 Avon 5-man "Red .. •l" Great cond w/oara, pump, dodger, elltra aeata, motor mnl, etc. Ust: S 1893, $775 sac. Sc0t1:727..C343/83 t ·9254 SAIL BOATS 7014 Automobiles BMW HU:JO It BMW 3t81 loaded! t7k ml. L l o•2VBH169 117,995 TOYOTA Off COSTA .-i•u 7 22·2000 UODGE 9065 av OWN•R 1989 auto- matic Caravan LE. 4 cycllnder turbo. 47K mi. Uke new, loaded, ~ulae. alr. stereo, etc. $-9000. (2S"AW944). For appt. 673-5099 Mfo:H('El>ES ~t:JO •ae :aoo•DL asti ml, immaculate condition, catm whffla, loaded! $2.4,000. 997·1977 tl88 HOSEL Anlhraclle grayfgray, excellent condillon, Centre wheels, CO player, voice activated phone, 134,500 or seK and T•k• over Payments! Call Judy 83 3-3950 Wffkdaya 2 T .O. LE.Ai i i '90 300 E & 300 SE. Owner reloeatlng. Won't IU1. 832·9337 683 Priced to S•lll TOYOTA Off COS TAMKU 722·2000 Bob, M3-1403 THUC'KS •1~20 MISC AUTO ~2-1 ~ 1989 PORD ff390 Dune Buggy, tow bar, Dually. Lari at ex-many exttu. atr ... tended cab. White. llc•nHd, A 1 Cond. 32,000 mite•. Bed Sl850. 675-1358 llner, chrome wheets.1;;:;;;;;;:::;::;::;::;;;;~ good tires, excellent I 1 condltlonl •SO V-8. Book value: S 17,000. For Ad Action Call a Mu at ••II S 15,000 I... 080. 84-.0180 ...... Sell your unwanted -J ,. hems th• ea1y way1 AD VISOR To place your etas.st· • ~ed ad call 642·5878. 842·5878 If you're looklng ror • ur, cl•sslfled h•s news tor you. T he Piiot Cla ••I· H•d •Classic '39 Coast The most comprahen-__________________ ...;.. _______ _ Rhodes 33. Hull#tO, siv• and current dir.c· 11111 new mast, lots of sails tory of goods and •er·ll Vory fast. Slip avall. vicea'aroundl ---------------------------Bot t otter. 832-8295. --------- By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and T ANNNi HIRSCH pan, last year. i kDi e...ut1tu1 CM ext n csay.. KNOWLEDGEABLE hoMe near Bl""8, , CHEESE VITAMINS ... _______ _ large yard, Jacuut. LOST dog, KIUybroo~ HEALTH CoffM Router North-South vulnerable. East deals. NORTH Robson elected to open the West hand with a weak no trump. Judging by North's cue-bid o( four dia· moods, South'• ba1ancinc bid of two cluba must have shown a two-suit.er, and. • biihlY optimistic four-heart contract wu rMCbed. Non-amotlr. l400/mo. Baker, blk/Whl1e mix, 2651 lr.1ne Ave. • --1"'-.... , ,_... loolta Ilk• Benji. 1100 ,._.-.& °' -• .,._ REWARD, &40-2190. One Peraon Ofc. Fac- tory concSltiona. Typ- ing, poating, proofing ltl :\ I :\I ..... I \\ 1\ ;\I I I-. f 1 ~· ;-.' t. & Shipping. 531 ·8585 I tlA V 1-.1. :w I ·1 Merchandise ANTll~Ut:S 6010 3 R/T Tlcketa. OC..Sff PIT GKNKRAL OFC NCM~ ~ prof no reatrl<:tlons, mua1 Some exp MC. Typ-~ of 4 Mek• hm, u.. by end of May Ing, fillng, some corn-OE Stove/oven, '" to ~ lee. CDll M.S . 1175 •· 723·1889 plller. 780-1007 b•ll•v•I Mint cond. bdrma. a:al-933? BA"AMA CRUISK 5 Pff $150. 9 31-e355 POi ...... Appt'OX 1000 aq ... CanMty daY9 4 nights. Over· Vertfttr Oak w••h •t•nd• (2)' ~ ~a~ .!:!20~~· ~eded 1 morning 1Mf whh•/Or•y marble top ., ·-... .....--· ........ week (Thuraday). & apta.ti, drwra, drs. lied tlcketa. 1.249/cou-Huntington Beach/ l4SO... 957·1429 pie. 407·787.a100 ex1. Fountain Valley areL --------...,,, 381, M-9, 8 toe. Oood pay lncludH OP•NINO UPSCALE mllHge. Must have N • • • M A L L • • • • ' rellable car and lnsuc· DULE RS WANTED Ml Mitt HSlllt'S Hll '4 anc:e. call 714-Prim• Loe. 723-4229 Ms-3030 a.at;c for Rita. APl'LIANC't:S 6011 Vlllaoe "' Udo .Jazz CM». Very ~. Of, -Nl-wpt-~llcf\---CCM--.Jn~tr1-f~Ctl~lb flee, aalon. atudlo, Que "A". 'ouncllng store, ? G....e Nte. membenNp fOr .... c.. Rob '· 432~ 1.21.000 .... 4234 Office/Studio Space. 1850 aq ft. CM/NB. Street tronlage. IMO/ mo . .....,1 Employment Opportunities ........ ..._iii,....)., ' HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! Is s~one ~clal having a birthday in Mt!(/ Announce It in the Daily Pilot and Independent! Send In a non-returnable photo along with $10.00 or just a message with $5.00 and we will publish It on 1'NI'/ 7th. Deadline: Mir'( 1st, 5:00 p .m. S~ your message to: The Dally Pilot & Independent 330 W. Bay St. ~osta M~, CA 92627 Attn: Classified Happy Birthday + 10 8 7 G 2 v A9S2 0 K9 •A 10 WEST EAST •AS •Q94 ~7~ Q K J 4 " A Q J 10 8 20 7 6 G 3 •Q8G •7•S SOUTH •KJ6 .. ~ Q 10 8 6 0 4 •KJ962 The bidding: Eut South P.. P .. p .. 2 + p .. 4 '"' P .. Wea\ 1 NT 3 ¢ P .. Opening lead: Ace of ¢ North P .. 4 ¢ p .. Over t.be put decade. the moat successful pair in the U.S. baa been Jeff Meckst.roth and Eric Rodwell. Of late. Tony Forrester and Andy Robson have been recornized .. one of Europe's irut .combinations. These four playera locked horns when G~t Britain met the U.S. in a qualifyina round of the World THm Olympiad m Yokohama. Ja· West led the ace of diamonds and . continued the suit. Mecbtroth die· carded a spade from band OD the Icing of diamonds and immediately led a epade to the jack and ace. West returned a epade to declar· er'• king. '"The ace and Icing of cluba were cubed and a club ruff let up two Iona cards in the suit. Judging · accurately from West'• jump to three diamo nds that the defender'• diauibution wu 2·2-6·3, and that the king of heart.a wu on his ricbt. since West bad already shown up with 10 point.a and wu known to have additional value.a in diamonds, declattr aimpbr cuhed the ace of heart.a and continued with a uump. Whethu Eut p1-yed the jack or the kine. declarer could loee oo more than OM tNJQp trick to 10 with the epade and diamond Joeera Needleu to uy, oo other North· South pair came cloee to bidding and ma.king a game. I ( 1:\1:\H Ill 11\1 l'l!tll't.lllY •,;-. RSTAIL Ceete .... ..O E..1"11hSC.S.U 11.n aq. ft. 7I0-0730 «M61523 IOYSIGRS TODA¥'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1\.111 ._,1111\I •;""' New lulldlngl 1.000 eq. ft., 20' lng9, 1795/mO. aoeo Pteoentt• A• Call M8-'I001 GRUN OPPORTUNITY E nvlro rt"l• n tally Sound M uHhold Produeta. N.-. MLM oompanr la looklng fOf envlron1n9ntally awaredl~to .... theM new PfOd- ucta. Mln&mal ~It· ment. 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This results in a smooth, ''unpulled" appearance ,, h1ch was not previously possible. First conceived in Sweden, the composite facelift was fully deve loped 1n 1968 by Dr. Sam Hamra, a plastic and reconstructivc surgeon in [)all as. ... It is difficult to evaluate a facelift," Hamra said. "Any improvement " freq uently regarded as a good or acceptable result." I lamra added that the status of the nasolabial folds and the contours 01 the jawline and neckline need to bc.Lvaluated following surgery. The composi te facelift produces a result similar to what is seen when the skin of the cheeks is pulled-upward with the hands. In this procedure, the total release of skin, muscle and fa t together allows the tl:ip of the face to be lifted back to its original position. The tradi tional method does very little to smooth out the folds of the face and often appea rs mask-like. Developed in the 1920s, simple skin-lift surgery was the standard proci:dure used by plastic surgeons. Today, most utilize a technique ' which elevates the deep muscles of the (ace as a separate layer from the lkin. ........ . ...... This procedure. called SMAS (Superficial Muculo Aponcurotic System), was considered statc·of-the-art until 1hc introduction of Harnra's composite facelift. The skin-only procedure is considered a first-generation facelift, the SMAS lift is referred 10 as a second-generation technique and the third genera tion is the composi1c, the most medically advanced procedure to date. The composite lift involves incisions running from above the• car and extending Crom in ide the car canal ro behind the car and into the hairline of the neck. Another Incision ls placed underneath the chin .. Through these incisions, the skin is lifted approximately one inch. · Image lnfonnation At this point, the composite nap begins and the dissection goes through all layers of the face and extends to the mouth. The composite flap is then held in place in fro nt of the ears with dissolvable sutures. Beneath the chin, 1he neck muscles thal have split apart with age are folded back together with stitches. This eliminates the "turkey-gobbler" look. I For the first time, a facelift is capable of correcting the jowls without the irregularities associated with liposuction. Every patient's face has its own natural layer of fat, which is easily manipulated by the surgeon using the composite technique. In addition, the problems relating tu the bags of the checks and nasolabial folds have t'inolly been resolved. Another benefit of the composite technique involves the neck. The fat of the neck is not separated irom 1he skin, leaving a smoother, unpullcd effect. This fat is frequently trimmed to give a sculpted neckline. There is minimal pain following a composite (accllft. Many times, however, patients experience numbness of the checks (or four to six \\.eeks. In addition, the face becomes more swollen after this procedure than with 1hc standard facelift because the surgery is more involved and elevutcs deeper layers of the face . The results speak for themselves. Patients actually look younger because the fat and jowls arc lifted bnck to their original position. They appear very natural and youthful without the suggestion of surgery. 0 ver the ycurs following surgery, this facelift ages gracdully since it is based on the natural repositioning of the patient's anatomy. Dr. Hamra has introduced the composite faceliCt to nearly half of the country'~ 2,800 board certified plastic and reconstructivc surgeons. He estimates, however, that only 100 have mastered the technique. Dr. Bt nvcnutl Is a board-ccrt/Ocd pl.stk •ad nconstrvcll•·t SUl'lffD who has pnctlttd In Newport &ach for 10 )Tars. He Is a dlplomatt of tht American Board of Plastic and Reconstruttlve SutJtry, diploruaie of the A.merlcao Board of Sursery, fellow of the American Colltgt of Surrcons and tlinlcal instructor al UCl 's School of Mtdlcinc. Italian invasion continues Contact len~ treatment helps myopia sufferers • in . SoutH Coast Plaza .area S llOPPLNG COMPLEX · BECOMING PLANET ITALY? -Another Italian restaurant is scheduled to open this ~eek in South Coast Plaza. Piccolo Cucina, a full-scnice region al Italian restaurant, will open on the second level adjacent to Barncys, between Bullock's and Nordstrom. Prego's is on the !lame level; Emporio Arman! Express is on the first floor; Trattoria Spiga is at Crystal Court and, of course, that popular ristorante, Antoncllo's, is across the street in South Coast Plaza Village. The newcomer, restaurateur Pino Luongo, owns a plateful of restauranb from Manhallan's Chelsea district to ChicagQ. Texas and the Caribbean, including Le Madri, Coco Pazzo, and Sapore di Mare. This is the third of his Piccola Cucina restaurants. 1he others being in Dallas and Hous ton . Based on a Tusc:i n trattoria theme, the ambiance will be rustic, yet chic, with an eye on the shoppers who want to drop in any time of day for an easy but delicious meal. A novel feature in the mall will be the presentation of Saturday and Sunday brunch menus featuring spt!cial Italian CJB dishes along with pastas, pizz5s and salads. In 1988, Luongo's autobiographical cookbook, "A Tuscan in the Ki tchen" (a beautiful book fo r cooks), was Tastings and Tidbits published and is currently in its fifth printing. HG magazine has named him "one of the most popular and influential chefs in ·America." Guess we'll see you there! 0 BUILDING A BETTER MO USE TRAP ... BAITED WITH BRIE CHEESE - EuroDisncy, with its ring-mouster, Mickey, opens this week, and the Orange County continge nt going over to check it out includes Hal and Kay Rosoff, owners of Back Bay Rowing and Runnlna Club in "'\ Costa Mesa and Mcycrhor1 in Irvine. They will probably drop in at Ruby's Diner while they arc there to wish N~wport's own Doug Qlvanaugh Bon Chance! 0 "A TOAST FROM THE HEART" -Wine lasting from 40 of California's finest wineries will be available on Thur~day, April 30, at the Hyatt Regency at 17900 Jamboree Road. This majo r fund-raiser benefi ts the Volunteer Center of Greater Orange County and tickets arc $40 for one person, $75 for two. Food will be provided by 20 restaurants, as yet unnamed, and a silent and live wine auction are part of the fun. For information, contact Charla McNeff at 953-5757. 0 A FINE LANDLORD -We gave The Irvine Co. credit for a realistic and generous lease with Hans Prager at The Ritz. It 1urns out that the building , housing The Ritz is owned by the Callfomla Tucher's Association, one or two buildings in the entire complex not owned by the Irv ine Co. Congratulations to the CTA 1and the Pragers for their mutual good will. NEWPORT BEACH -A new, non;surgtcal 1:0ntact lens treatment is now available to the 40 percent of Americans suffering from myopia, or nearsightedness. Newport Beach Optometrist Dr. Donald H. Harris, a pioneer in the treatment oJ nearsightedness through Orthokcratology, notes that new Onho-K contact lens technology may rapidly improve unai ded vision in hours, days or weeks. Ortho-1<3 contact lenses have a I Movie listings Newport Beith row.uos NlWPOtt CINlMA 300 ~ c-°""' 644 0760 I WtlJt. Me4 C... t l""'P !\J '1 JO, S 1 JO. 10 2 ... ,IM.,.,. O'Gl I J, S, 1. 9 3 ~o•k Instinct C•I I iJO. 3. S 30, 9, 10 XI lOWAltOS ISlANO (INfMA fot'-' 11'-1, ,._ "°" c ...... 440 12111 l Mr Co11iln Vlnny ~ 12 IS. '} •S. S lS, 7 cS, 10 IS '1 C11ttln9 ldt• ll'G 13) I cS c, 4 IS 130 10 JS J Loclyblltp 11'G IJ 1'1 O ,J S 15 1 )() 9 4S • nwnc1en. .. ,, 1~J 7. • 30 7. 9 JO S Woyrw'• Wo~W l'G·ll j I IS J IS SIS 7 IS. 9 IS 6 Strolehl folk (f'CI 17, 'l, 4, 6. I 10 1 n.. Mombo IClnt• 12 JO. J S JO. 11. 10 :x> UDO CINIMA Nppe1t1 91;.d "' Ntwpot1 v.a.,o. '73 llJSO '•-• ol Ono (PG· 131 S, 1 30, I 0 Benjamin Epstein's BlackBook LISTING INFORMATION: The following h • complett ytar of 81ack8ooli listings, "hich nin the first Tutsday of ...ach monlh. This "ersion Is updated since the listings that errontousty ran tut week. Monthly BlackBook listings run e"ery week 1n Thursday's Weekend section. If you have an event listing or thange ol inC9rmation for 8l.ld1Book. dirKt lnquiritt to Benlamln fpstein, cJo BlackBook, P.O. Boie f 500-t84, Corona del Mat, CA 92625. Phone 760-2622. lt'jend: OC, Or.inge County. BT, bl.id tie. BT-opt, blade tit optional. pp, per ~son. TBA. to be u ranged. r\l'l..:11 • Philharmonic House of Desi$"· throu@l May ), OC Ph1lharmon1c Society and Amefian Society ol lntcriof OesigN?rs tours o( 8,100 square-foot ~nee In Rodong H~ IMft, Cow•n Heights S 15 pp PhOne 8-40-75 2 • Luncheon Fuhion Show, April 7 at 11 30 a m., ChrtSll.ln Womtn's Club ol NCW'j)O(t Be.ich at 8.llboJ Bay Club S 16 pp. Phone 675-2636. • O.ay al the Races. April 8 at 10:30 a.m , Sita Circle Auxiliary of Florence Crittenton Services of OC at Santa Anita Race Tr.ick. S35 pp. includ~ bus tr.inspoft:ation and clubhouse se.itlng. Cont.Kt Shirley Chaffers, 673-SOOJ. • 5.llutJntt 0C M~i.i, April 8, S 30·7:)0 p.m .. South C~ Pl.iu .11 Piccol.i 'Cuc1na Phone OS-2024 • The Myttique of Southea.st All.i, !,pril 10, ~ Harbor Art MIMUm l'h.ll .and Mal.lY".ln dinner and entert.llnment at Chong r...sidence. Newport Be.-ch. Conlil<:t ~ine Ga1ber, 759-1122. •Wild West C;uino Night, April 10 .lt 7 p.m., OC Performing Arts center Madame Bunerlly and La Tr.ivial.J chapters al Knott's Berry F.arm, 8~N Park. S7S pp. ~&46-0299 • Sprln1 k stival, Apt1l 11. 10 a m.·l p.m , City of Westm inster cr.afu, rntrtt.Mntnent and pmes ·a1 CMc Center Car~t\l. Phont 895'·2860. • S.~~l for the Attt, Apt1I 11 at 1 p rn., oc Pefform1ns Alb ~nttr Vic Br.deft Gapttr tef'ntJ tournam nt and d1ncw <Ura .it New!)Ort 8e.Kh Ttnnii C.lub sas w Phone 582-0519. • Celebtlty fundralttt, April 11, \N~re OC pl.ty rt"adln1 and silent •ucrlori 1t loc;ibon TBA SS<1 pp. ~ 744·7016. • OtbuLlnlt I .lit, N>fJ 11 et 6 pm , OC Un et Ana~1m M.tmott. ly lnWit.ttiOll only • ru fPOfi lo 1ti. racJl'k, Apfll 11 •t 7 J i P..m., Laguna Art Museum island-inspired C:linner and casino .lt Pacific Club, Ntwp<>ft Beach. S 100 pp. Attire: black tie or "bali ha1." Phone 49.4-8971. •Golf Tournament, April 20, TOOOS of St. )oseph Hospital Foundation at Santa Ana C'ountry Club. Contact M.irgo Johnson, 771·8211 . •Town Hall Ctlebrity Series, ~ii 20 at 10:30 ~m., i\ss~ance Lugues Of uguna and Newport Beach lec:turt by alithor John ~ Powers o11 Newport Edwards Onema. S15 pp. f>h<2ne 951·3S27. •Colours Fanlulico, April 21 , 11 a.m.·2:30 p.m., Olildren's Museum o( Lil Habra fashion show and mari.id\is at Ritz Carlton, Laguna Njguel. S60 pp. Contact Marci.l Ci~er, (310) 905·9793. • tuncheon, Apnl 22 It 10:30 a.m .• Women's Guild ol Olive Crest Treat.men! Centers f0t Abused Children. Contact DonN, 777-4999. • All·Star 5.llute to s.ctearies, April 22, 11 :30 .l.m.·1 :lO p.m., Arthritis found.ltion luncheon, entertainment and auction at Le Meridien, Newport ~ach. S35 pp. Phone 668·1623. 8 Oolden Baton G.-la and Concut, April 2S ;at S:30 p.m., OC Philharmonic SocietY reception .at The Spa al the Center, CostA Mesa, concert al OC Performing Arts Center, and gala Immediately folloWing at Four Su,,ons, N~ ~h. Coneert features LA Philharmonic:, conduct()( Zubln Mehta, baritone Thomu Hammond. BT. Reception, concert: S7'5.-S100 pp; recrptt0n, concttt, pb· S2SO pp . ContACt Je.-n Ta~ky. 55l-2422. • WallWnttka, Apfil 25, 7 a m -4 p.m., March o( 01rMS walk.tthon routei In 0.lna P0tnt, Irvine ind Hunhngton ~ICh Conlilet !Carilyn ~mtt. 631~4'700. • tmagJnatJon Celebration, Aprll 2S·M.1y 3, atts festiv.il for yooth and families •t OC Performing Am C•nter. other loatJOtlj. Phone 642·5580 • Openlns Day at Carousel Vacht Cub, Apnr 26, Carousel 0..Jpler of OC PetformtnA Aru ~nrer at 8albo.a P~1lton, =O '!e..lch. Contxt H1rr1tt Lev. , •Golf Tournunenl, April 27, lnttrv.al Mouse Huntln on Hiarbof lt.a~ " Seac:ltff Coun1ry Oub, Huntington h~ S 175 pp Dinner only, SlS pp. Cont.tct MIP Fl.wi.,, 8.40 ) 1 S4. • 1nJandtt1 Golf Tournam•nt, AQtil 27, Olnie Crcsc Tre.itment Ctnttrs •I Victoria Oub, R~ S175 pp 01nnet onf)', SlO pp. Contact Donna Andert, 777.4999 8 Go&n1 the' OistaMt, AptW 28, 1 t:lO •m•1.JO pm, R.w:tto ~ Colklt .. Career Beginnings lu~ •t Crown Sterlinf Stlifes, 5anta Ana. S45 pp. Phone 564·5 13. •Membership IClck·Off, April 28, WestMed An•heim Club 1025 at Disneyland Club 33. Phone 9S3·3580. •Holocaust ~morlal Day, ~ii 29, 7-8:30 p.m., Jewish Feder•tion ol OC pre.enu music and poetry of the Holocaust at T~ple Beth Sho&om, Silnt.l Ana. Contxt Olelfe Friedm.11'. 259-0655. •Mansions a, M•sterpieces, May 1, 9 .-.m.-5 p.m., CHOC Tres Oso Guild home tour ind boutique at Nellie Gail Ranch, l agvna Hills. S20 pp. Coniact Janet Nagursk1, 532·8675. • TaltJ of Ad"enture, Storybook 1.-11, M.ly 1 .it 7 p.m., Pacific ~le dinner 4.Jnce, <astume parade, entertalnmt"nt al Irvine Marriott. Sl 25 pp Phone 252-1234. •Astronauts, Mars ind f.ar1way Stirs. M.ly 1·3, Youth Expo at OC Fairgrounds, Cost.i Mesa. Phone 75"1 ·fAIR. •rule of Costa Men, May 1-3, Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce evenl features cuisine of 30 irea restaur1nts and entertainment .-t Plau Tower. S3 pp. Phone 548~942 • thaplOdy In c .. melot, May 2, Cameloc Chapter ol OC ~ormint AIU ~ter dinner d.lnce at Center Oul>, Costa Mes.I. ContXt ~ Undef. ~5·9202. •• fllgftu ol fancy, May 2 at 10:30 a.m .• Children's Home SoclefY luncheon fMhion· show at Anaheim Hilton .-nd T~ S45 pp ~ S4M 147. , • Kentuciry Derby Day, M.ty 2 •t l 1 a.m., CHot Pldtin<ll at B•I~ Bat Oub, Newport Buch. SSO pp. Phone 645·5000, Pt. 177. • Kutucky Defby Nl&ht, May 21 Al'Mric:Ml Par..,.. Awl. ft Surf af'ld S..no hocel, Lasuna Be.-eh. Cont.let P•cty Truman, 497-2951 8 T'" de Mayo FWtu, ~ 3, .s p m.•midnWif, C)'Stic fibralk rou~ ac 8~ Rauuranc. ~ lfldt u s pp Phone 9)1· 1393. •Alt of Olnlna v, Mly ) ac s :JO· p.m .• NtWpol1 HlrbOf M Multtum dinntt t()C)fd1na~ ~ jOldum Splidlal pM Southtfn ~l1fornla •pinta _ New York topPrthtft M ,OUf SN9oM, Newport 8e.te'h. M.atlf'r ol c.rMlOnlea, Mlcfwlff Mondavl, Conucc Mulne C.lt>.r, 1n .1122. •CcM ,..,...,......, M.ty 4, OIM C• Trt«mtttt CentftJ • lit ~ Countty Oub, Newpon hlth. Pflcwlit t77 ... 999. •Membership luncheon, May G, SCOOPP (Soulh Coast Org.ln1z.ttion of PtannN Parenthood) al Rhodes rcsidtnce, Balboa Peninsula. Cont.let N°'a Lehman, 675-0707. •Swing for the Kids, Mly 11, Newport Center Assn. and Ped1a1ric Cancer Research Founcbtion golf tournament at Pelican Hill c.otf Club S2SO pp. includes 5!0!£1 lunGh and 1ecephon Contact L~nne C.llinatti, 720.8-488. •Cuisine fantasy. M.ly 17, 6·9 p.m-. Irvine and las Canciont'S Pliilh.Jrmonic Committees of OC Ph1lh.Jrmon1c Socit'ty .JI Crean residence, 5.lnla Ana Heights. SSO pp. Phone 553-2422. • 8yf' Bye Birdie wilh Tommie Tune, May 17 at 6 p.m., AmerlG.ln liver Foundation at Scot1's Se.lCood and e_erformance at OC Pcrrorming Arts Cenler, Cost.t Mes.i. SGS pp ConYct Katherine l~n. 760· 1794. •Coif Tournament, Mar. 18, ~on Tempo chap1er o( OC Petfo1l'IM1' Arts Center. Contact 01.an.-8rewstar, 854·1040. • The Way We Wore, i\tly 19 41t 11 1 m., Big un~ Ph1lh.,rmonlc Comnuttce HollywoOd f.ashlon retrosp«t1ve fc;ituring actual movie costumt'S at rour Set110ns, Newport. S60 pp. Phone 75~>-9215. • ln•tallatlon luncheon, May 20 ~t 10:30 .-.m., Women's Guild of Ohve Crest Tte.tment Centers f<M AbuSt'd Oi11dten. Phone 7'1-4 999. • OC Fair Comm•rchl Win. ~Ompetltion, May l0.l1, oc Wine ~ at Red Lion Inn, Cost.a Mtsa JudteS and med~ only. Phone 7Sl·fAIR. • lf C..mlno lul Chamoion1hlp 0111 Cookoff, Ju~ 7, 11 .m -' p.m., City of Tust in In Old Town, live eouf"tty enttN1nrnent and c.hildttn's 1e..t1v.ties Phone 544·1890 • SC4 Shoot. June 10, S5l Oub </I IQll ~ial Hosf>•~I .r Coco de CAU. Phone S74·7l 11. 8 ~Ult a..,-11, June 1 M J, Newpott Harbof N.autal MUMUm w0oJen 00.. r.a (Of da.ic yatl\t' at a..tt>o. V•Cht .Oub, O>ton.t dd '""r. Con.Kl [lyw t..lftCI, 159·8240. • c-dy Nlt•, )unt I J. WestMlld Oub 1015 at CPlebfrty TheM,., ~. ~9Sl·3S80 .GfG. ... ftli .fUM 14 at 4 p.lft,, Nl.-port IHd\ PUbfl(' l1brlf)' founcs.tfon and NeWpoft ludl l brlf)' loltd QI l~ M Ille rA new Cfrilral libt"'f. Oonof rK•iort M :S p m ~ uni~ue design th~t cncoura es th~ eyes ront curvature (cornea) to gently change shape, dramatically • improving nearsightedness and astigmatism. Research results .indicate that Ortbo-K.3 contact · lenses have proven to reduce twtcc lhe amount of myopia in one-third the time. "Many patients have improved· their natural vi ion from 20/200 to 20/20 with in a fc.w ~ays," Harris said. "Vision improvement that used to take from six to 12 month C01t1 Mela rDWAIOS CINIMA ClNfll 1701 Ho<tlor II.di ,,._ Vo-de c.,..., f79-4 t 4 I I 1 .. k-4-0ffllJo IGI 6 10 I 20. 10 2 C1ittlft9 Ill .. re 13 • 4S. 1. 9 IS l l etlc Jnallf><t I~ S 30 a. I 0 30 • LodyWf1 ~I"' S 30, 1 30 9 30 • IDWAIOS CINIMA Ho-bot 11.o /A.04..,, ..... S46 3102 • leelheve" 1PGl 6 15 I IS 10 15 KAltlOlt TWIN CINlMAs Ho1bot lkd t w_.. Sffee• 631 3501 I l eoviy •"" ltto 1•0111C· 6 9, 9 4) 7 M1 Co1uln Vinny '' • e J O MUA CINlMA ~ 9-4 /l~!O\ ~ 646 ~.S •• ,.,., ...... "'" ~ s so 10 JO "'-' . o ... ,. , ..... , ... ;?(; 13 • TOWN ClNfll Ct"flMAS So..lll C-' "'°'° 7$1 •18• I Lody~1191 l'G I JI 6, I 10 2 ............ (l'Ct s '·' J Siience ol tho L•""'• I 11 IS l ve•r l') S cS, 10 JO 4 Wcryno'1 World IP'G 131S30, 1 30 9 JO 548-1131. • Mark Russell, Juoe 24, Ho.-ig Hosp!t.ll 5S2 Club President's Circle annu1I meeting and dinner foa1ures i>ol11ical satirist ill Newport Beach Marriott. Si'S·125 pp Phone 57<4·7210 . • ~"dust Festiv.-1, July 2·August 30, ed«tic ans and crafts festival 1n l agun.1 ~ach S4 pp. SefltOB, S3 pp Children t 2 and under. free. f>tlOfl(' 494·3030. •Meet Our Main Squeezt, luly 10·26, ~ntcnnial of OC Fair al OC Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa. Phone 7Sl·l2'7 . •Pageant of the Masters, July lo.Au~. 30, spccucle of "honor.ll>le fOtSCries : quasi-1\\0 d1rnens1onJI recreaLions ol 1rt m.Jsterpicces by 1hrtt dimensional, costumed fl'lC'n, \\Omen and ch1ldfcn on Feshval C<wnds, Lagun• Be~. Also, festi,·al of Arb Phone 494-1145 • End of Suson Audion, July 11 al 6 p.rn., SoYth Co.ist Rtpcrt0ty at loc.ation IM.. $1.S pp. Conuct-Al.in-f-'"fl~, 957·2602. • La Felt r.nutllqu•. July 11 , United Cerebr"I P;il)y Assn. pre-race past.t party J I S~rlS Club In.me. Cont.lCt Fran Yous~f. SS7-"796 8 lutllle Day 81( R~, July 12, United Cerebtal Pally Assn .ind Sports Oub Irvine al le Mnldieon, Newpon 8Nc:h. Conl.ld fran Y~f. 557-'47~6. • llact and White lash, Jut., 18, NewpGf\ Harbor Art Museum Al ~ Ctntcr r~lon l~nd. U O pp Contxt Max*"Caibet, 759-1122. •II.ch rar\y, July 19, 5S2 0 1.1b of Hotg M4'm<>rtll licxpit.11 It Ouna, NeWport Be.Kil. PhoM S74·721 J. 8 UM Noche def Te*9, Jutv 2S. South Cout Repertory •t loc.MIOll TllA. S2S pp. ContoldAl.tn f~n. 957·2602. • un now be achieved in le than 12 weeks. with the initial improvements occurring immediately." This aeceleratcd Ort,hokerotology program uses a series or comfonable contact len changes to rapidly reduce nearsightedness and improve naturaJ vision. Harris says the procedure is safe and effective with excellent retention of results. -Br • Da.lly '""' I I PoweofOM If(;. I 31 S. 1 JO. I 0 2 cJtt1nt Ide• (l'Gf ~. 1, 9 IS . 3 •••le lnatltwt I's 30. •• 10 lO SOVTM COAST VIUAOI 5""!1cotow Of• allll ~o. 0594 I leta.thelo4~ S,130.10 7 '~ '""" s JO •• 10'10 l 4 ... MIMo!Nft ~ ~ S.1. 9 ' lrvtne TMI UNIVWITY CtNIMA 4745 C-0.- 8S41111 I Wq...-e Werld jl'(> 131 4 45, 8 •S 10 JS 2 ,.._.......... s lO •• l~lO l Sil-• of tM La1n!.1 I I IS ht.we .t Tlllo1 l 1 S •S 10 JO 4 Cytt&,.. flleo ~ 6 IS, a JO, 10 JS s La~ P'G-131 s 7,' • ,,,.. ..... , ... tl'G s lO 1 JO, ' lO WOOOHIOOI CJHIMAS ......-Co ,,.,._~wl ,., o,.,. SSI 06SS I ,.., C.V~ """"' (tj • cS, 1 IS. 9 U 2 •ec"-·A-o..tMo tot '· a. 9 45 l wt.ho .... C-'tj ..... ~7.t30 • htk liNIMMt ~ s. 1 lO, 10 S ......, & the lo_. IGl6 IS,I IS. 10 Club ol ~ Mttnot'ial Holpit.11 at loc.llion TBA. PF.one S 7 4 ·7211. • Byron Scott Challenge f0t Olildren, Sept. 11 -13, uker pl.-ayers host Children's Home Society, Discovery Museum, Mission Hospital .ind Soulh County Community Clinic dinner .iuction •t N~'J>Olt t.Urriott, model Indy a1 t.aa, Pro-SUt bas.k~b.111 Silme .t UC In.int Bren Center .and ~ty~le'ur tennis tourn.iment at Newpon Be.Kh Tennis Oub Phone 557-SlOO • lillOsh Awards Dinner, Sept. 1 l , 5S2 Oub ol Ho.lg ~~ Hospit.11 11 loution TBA.~ S74·721t. • ea11 1.111. Sept, 19, Soolh coast R~rtory at loca'tlOn 1 BA. Con~ Alan Freeman, 957-2602. I H l t ,, I • NN'p0!1 le.ach Concours d'l~, Oct. 4, A1SC clas6ic automobile ~ at Aldrich p,.,k, UC ltvine. Cont.ict Nora lehtNn, 675-0707. •Coif TCM.lrMmtn\. Oct. 12, Olrw Crett healment Centers ind P.ci('ic tnl.ind 8.ank at location TBA. Contact Gretchen PttMOO, 117-4999, ext. l SO. • Saftdplpert Cala, Oct. 24, Hoag Mtmori.al ttospitil .tt locM.ion TM. Phooi S74·7209. • fUNOSY, Oct. 24, Wa1Med at W.cin Saudi Co.ist Pbu, u.t. Mew PhOne 9Sl·l 580 • Ofllpln1 Womtn, Oct. l t ,,. Att lnMvte ol ~n Cal1forniot • toUr Seasons, Newport ~Kl\. Con&K't Sutln Mc:f lddtn, 72 )-4 2 76, Of SuMn lftc:Met, 675 .. 792. • Mutlc -II'• ~le. Nov. 16, 0C Phllhumonlc Socl•ty Wom•n '• (omn'\llteef hlncheon fllhlOn thow II( ttran bltnt-t !MM. Conua ta.in. c.onton, 7J9°9l00. .,