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Mailman robbed on route
~Armed ass~ifants tie up postal worker and steal hundreds of pieces'
of mail en route to Costa Mesa ne ighborhood. Ordeal over within minutes .
.....-to follow any .. questionable" air traffic controllers; communications before check· By Anna Cekola The mailman -.,.,fio~c idemi1y the Daily Pilot
in& back with the control tower. Slaff Writer agreed not to disclose at the requc)t of postal au· FAA Issues warning. AJthou&h airpon officials are "ilribilc1rinr~1-cosTA MESA -: A gang of armed assailants thorities who ,fQar possible retribution -said he
concemca about the potential bound and robbed a mailman Monday aft~rnoon didn't think ahylning was wrong when the car car-.
By RUSI Loar for disaster, FAA spoke1man while he made his normal rounds in a quiet neigh· eying the bandits first pulled up behind his truck. -.... M., Fred O'Donnell said no flights borhood off Paularino Avenue, police said Tues· "l'm so used to someone pulling up behind me
NEWPORT BEAOI -The have been affected because pi· day. and walking up and handing me outgoing mail,"
stfety of airline paaenaen in loll are not easily fooled by irn· . The 43-year-old U.S. Postal Service cairier was said the mailman, who was about half\\ay through
the skiet over John Wayne Air· penonaton. not injured in the unprecedented daylight robbery his route when the robbery occurred.
port was threatened dUrin1 the ':Ocaonlly tpeaking, a pilot at Dorset Lane and Buchanan Way, but the ban· Once in the back of the postal truck, the robber~
last few days by at least two in· will'sec:op1-the fact that the dits got away with at least 500 pieces of mail des-tied his hands and ~tole a remaining tray of mail
dividuals pretendin& to be air perMNI wbb ii speaking with tined for about 200 homes south of the San Diego and his wallet,, which contained about S30 cash.
trafflC controllcn, broadcasting them • llOt '8 air traffic con· and Corona del Mar freeways, authorities said. The ordeal \\as·over "ithin a matter of minutes
phony instructions to pilots, ac· trollcr," O"DonoeU said. "We Police say the mailman had just pulled his postal and the mailma11, a 22-month \Cteran of the
cordin1 to Federal ... Aviation h~n't had any problems be· truck over in the neighborhood at about 1 p.m .. Adams Avenue postal dhision, said he was able to
Administration officials. cause of the experience levels when three men drove up and ordered him at gun· untie his haod5' -a~ to tr ne':fTbr11omc Tor
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Bprlng In lull bloom
Daisies are
blooming in
abundance in
the Upper Back
Bay, above, as a
jogger makes
his way down
path Tuesday.
At ript, the
California Poppy
hualso•n
to blossom
for spring.
, Gil Ferguson bai:king ·
s hoo1 ·voucher· plan
~ Initiative would give
parents funds for private
education of children.
By Russ Loar
Still Wiur
Newport Beach Assemblrman
Gil Ferguson held a press con·
fcrence in Sacramento on Tues-
day to lend" support to the pro·
posed "school voucher" initia·
tive, seen as an answer to a fail·
ing public edu~tion system· by
some, and as :in attack on the
fundamental concept of public
education by others.
"I'm of the firm belief that it
will improve public schools,"
Ferguson said. "Jf we really be·
lieve in our system, we belie,:e
that competition improves qual·
ity."
The proposed "Parcnt:il
Choice in Education" initi:iti'c
would give parents a S2,500
voucher for each child switched
from public to private school.
Backers of the proposed ini·
tiative say it would force school
districts to improve unJ>Opular
schools. Dut opponents say it
would reduce funding for re·
maining public school students
by as much as 17 percent.
·Ferguson appeared at the
Tuesday pre.~ conference with
state Sen. Bill Leonard (R·
Redlands). Both lcgi!llators are
iluthors of proposed lcghlation
similar to the • choice" initiative
which h:ll yet to qualify for the
November ballot.
"lt's the poor and highly eth·
nic schools that are going to be
receiving the special attention,"
Ferguson said. "If those children
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'l·m of the finn
belief that it will
improve public ·
schools. If we really
believe in our
system, we believe
that competition
improves quality.'
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Missing n1e sparks police investigation
....,_ Loss discovered when local gadfly
Sid Soffer requested file to check
building permits of police substation.
Sorfer s3id he was trying to pro'e that the sub-
station 3t 565 W. lSth St. '"as m 'iolation of city
code because it Jacked the necessary building per·
mits.
The local g:idOy began filing complaints on per·
mil-less properties throughout Costa Mesa after
city officials cited him for failing to have the cor·
rect permits on :i piece of rcnLal property he
By lortAM Basheda
Std Wttllr
COSTA MESA -Building officials filed a theft
report ofter a folder contnining permits on the po-
lice substation apparently disappeared from the
second floor of City Hall.
owns. _ .1
The substation file, Soffer said he thought, was
just the ticket he needed to a\'bid doing jail time.
It was city hall watchdog Sid Soffer who sparked
·the search fo r the police substation file when he
asked to inspect it last week.
"It showed that the city was in violation of the
State bu ilding code in thnt it WllS maintaining D
building that docs not have an original permit," he
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City wlll hire lawyer to defend·
Roeder against Sonar charges
By AnN Cekola
St.llf Wltlr
COSTA MESA City of·
ficials will hire a private lawyer
to defend City Manager All an
Roeder acainst char&es of fire
code violations initiated by civic
activist Sid Sorf cr.
Jn a closed session MondO¥
night, the City Council decided
the city should pick up the
lcaaJ costs involved in the case
since Roeder was acting as a
rcpresentatjve for th.c council
when Soffer announced that he
wanted to make a citizen's ar-
rest during a recent meeting.
The case will be ...heard in
Harbor Municipal Court on
April 14.
Soffer claims that two fire
exits -.ere blocked by a piano
and easels durin& the opening
moments of the March 16
council meeting. The piano had
been used to accompany more
than 60 Paularino School stu·
dents who ha~ earlier suna sev·
cral songs for the ~l about
the danaers of drua abuse.
Pohcc later issued Roeder a
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Inside the Pilot
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Aa Wednesday. April 8. 1992
Locals Only ·
Pilot People
Crali Witthoeft
ff IS ~· . --1
') d . A 10\611 bar tender who recently ma e 11 to the World B:t11ender
Championship sponsored by T.G.I Friday's. ~
ON YOUR MARK----------
wi111\oef1 moved tp Costa Mesa from Chicago \\hen he \\as 17
yec;rs old and immediately got a job as a bus boy \\ith T.G.l Fri-
day's here.
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Four years later the 27-year-old Dana Point resident was pro-
moted to bartender. But it wasn't until 1985 "hen Tom Cruise
and the· movie "Cocktail" boosted the a"ernge bartenders image
-and ~W1t1hoeft's career.
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It w~s the ... movie that taught Witthoeft to toss liquor bottles
while ritixing drinks, throw lemons ' over his back to spear them
\\ith a knife and roll mixing tins down his arm. Witthoeft le:irned
his traee so well th:it he and seven others beat out 2,000 bar-
tenders nationwide to the recent world championship in Dallas,
Tex.
THE SCOR-----------
The competition permitted contestants 10 min utes to make SL'<
drink!> in a loud, happy-hour selling. Each contestant was judged
on accuracy for pouring, spill6, drops, recipe knowledge ~nd style.
Witthoeft didn't win the priicd trip for two to Puerto Vallarta
and Sl.500 cash. but he did walk away with sc,cral leather jackets
and ..,omc ca!.h.
"It was cool,'' he said. "I had a lot of fun."
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Wi11h ocft is ~aving up to one day own his own restaurant/sports-
bar
Costa J\tesa
A pur..c "j~ \IC1lcn Monday from a
c:ir lhJI v. J' parl..cJ in a church park-
ing 101 al I %J Orange Avenue.
• A rc"dcnr of the 200 block of
Monie: Vi!.IJ rcrurned home to find
the screen mi-.,mg from his b<'droom
window and S 150 "'Orth of coins mi'>~
ing from a ):Ir
• A rcsidcn1 1n the 2400 block of Or-
ange Avenue returned home to find
rhc screen mming from her bath-
room windo" and nearly S900 worth
of jewelry. including an El Dorado
High School ring. srolcn.
• A bicycle was stolen Wcdne$d11y
from rhc' &•11.igc of a home In the 300
block of W Wilson Street. • More than S2.300 worth of scuba
gear and camping equipment were
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stolen last Monday from the garage or a home in the soo block of I lam1l-
ton Street.
Newport Beach
Someone srole a learhcr bag con·
taining compulcr disks, files and two
books on wasrcwatcr enginccrina and
hauardous waste disposal 1ha1 was
lefl on the sidewalk in front of a
business in the 1200 block of Do\e
Street for about 10 minutes while the
owner went ini.u.lc to retrieve some
other items. • A resident of the 300 block of E
Bay Front noticed his red, 10-.spc:ed
bicycle was mis 1n& from v.hcrc it was
hun& on a hook in the ceiling of his
&lllilgC. • A resident o( an apartment in the
1800 block of Sherina1on Place ,no-
11eed • few select pieces of ,cv.clry
were missing from her home
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~ng EdJtor Steve Marble, 6.42-4321
Did you lm~w?
Day at dllstructlon , I
On the afternoon of March 10, 1933, a 6.2 earthquake on the
NewpQ[1 ... lpglewood Ca.uJt struck the Southern C-alifornia roast.
Although ttie epicenter was in Huntington Beach, 1his is known
as the long Beach Earthquake. Costa Mesa suffered much prop·
erty damage and injuries, but 1no deaths, in the temblor as evi·
denced by this photos of wreckage in the 1600 block of Newport
Boulevard. ~
Two lol8 Fair a..'11 11111
COST A MESA ~ Longtime Orange
County Fair Board member Clint Hoose lo t
his bid for reappointment when Gov. Pete
Wilson replaced him and two-term board
member Nancy Dooley with a Corona del
Mar real estate agent who once served as the
executive director of the California
Republican Party and an El Toro
horticulturist.
"It 's fair.to say that I was disappointed,"
said Hoo e, who was appointed to the board
in 1972. "I really don't wal)t to comment
further. The governor has a right to appoint
anyone he wants."
Dooley, appointed to the board in J984,
could not be reached for comment.
The nine-member board sets policy for the
Orange County Fairgrounds and Exposition
Center. Board members are appointed to
four-year. non-paying terms.
Hoo e, who describes him elf as an
in1,-e tor, was appointed when the fairground
still featured a go-cart track and a golf
driving range.
"It was in shambles," he said. "We were
just emerging when I got on the fair-board. It
wa s an experience."
Hoo c was there for a number of landmark
decisions: including the board's decided to
fund an annual racing fair in Los Alamitos to
rai e money for renovation of the equestrian
center at the fairgrounds.
He was also in recent months the board
member most vocaJ in fighting for continued
f\,lnding of that summer event, which has
suffered declining revenue .
Replacing Hoo e and Dooley are
Republicans Jim Lindberg. who practices real
e tate in Balboa, and Irvine re ideot Gary
Hayakawa.
Llndbcrg, 73, ervcd in the United States
Ajr Force for 30 years, retiring as brigadier
general. He also se rved as foreman for the
Orange County Grand Jury from 1987 to
1989.
Lindberg' other affiliations include the
California Business Roundtable and the
California Manufacturing Association Board
"and the board for the California State
University and Colleges.
lOCAI. llWIUTIRI:
Newport Be~h 70/54
Balboa: 70/54
• Costa Mesa: 72/SS
Corona dcl Mar: 67/53
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low clouds And a dt.l.nct "' foa In the momlng wfll de• to huy 1un1hlM In the
aft~. Hidtt l1t the low to mW 70. and
lows in~ mld-.SOS.
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Fair •"ift durlna the ~rlod wtth low
(<>a,1.al morning dOudt. Hflht lft the 10t
wtch lows In the SOt .-.,ri"I BM ,.nod.
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Hayakawa, 46, has served as pPCsident of
Three Star Nursery in Fountain Valley for
the past 15 years.
A horticulturist by trade, Hayakawa is also
involved with the Orange County Chapter of
California Association of Nurserymen and
the Japanese American National Museum.
set to open in Los Angeles later this month.
-By LorlNla 'B.,Mfla ·
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NEWPORT BEACH -A Superior Coun
commissioner ruled Tuesday that the. Orange
County Registrar was correct to disqualify .a
local attQmey from placing his name on the
June 2 election ballot to challenge Judge
Christopher Strople for his Harbor Municipal
Court scat.
But James WiJkoski -who is the first
person to challenge Strople in his decade on
the bench -said he isn't finished fighting,
and plan to take his case to the fourth
district court of appeals.
"What we've got is 3 bunch of morons who
cannot apply the law," said Willcoski, who
has practiced law in Southern California for
21 years.
The registrar disq ualified Wilkoski on
grounds that his petition for nomination is
one signature short of the 20 necessary.
According to county registrar Don Tanney,
a routine check of the people who signed
Wilkosk.i's petition for nomination found that
one of the 22 signatures belonged to a
person who was registered at an address
outside Wilkoski 's district, which
enoompasses Newport Beach.
The third signature in question belongs to
a Newpon Beach resident who is registered
to vote, but Tanney said the address that
person registered under is different from
their current address -a technicality which
males the signature null .
"If the address doesn't match the address
on the registration, it doesn 't count," he said.
"This is what tht: code sections say."
But Wilkoski claims they're misreading the
election oodcs, and pointed out that
regardless of where the people lived when
they registered to vote, they arc now
legitimate Newport Beach residents and
~
voters.
"h 's totally ridiculous that a candidate has
to go through all these hoops to give the
people in this country e free election -
which is supposedly our claim to fame,"
Willc.oski said. "for the registrar to pay
county counsel to come in and fight me every
srep of the way with hard earned taxpayer
dollar$ -that's bizarre."
-By LorlAoa Bubftl•
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NEWPORT BEACH -A would-be
robber tried to hold up a Corona dcl Mar
bank Tuesday afternoon but fled without any
money after a brief tu le over the note he
handed a teller.
The man entered the First Interstate Bank
at l-141 E. Coast Highway at 2:30 p.m. and
handed the teller a note demanding cash,
according to Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Andy Gonis. When the teller tried to keep
the note, the suspect tried to get it back and
then ran Crom the bank. Gonis uid.
No weapon wu seen.
The suspect is described as a white male
around 25 years old, 5-foot:11, wilh dark
hair, possibly in a pony tail. He wore a dark
baseball ·type cap wi.lh the San Diego Padres
logo on it, a white thirt and white pantf and
had a black fanny-pack around bis waisL
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COST A MESA -Officers from the Costa
Mesa and Newpon Beach police
depanmcnts will be among the Orange
County law enforcement officen competin&
against their peen from the South Bly in the
14th annuaJ Cop Bowl Friday at Orange
Cout College.
. The charity football game begins at 7 p.m.
and proceeds bcnofit the Make A Wish
Foundation. local high school 1thle1ic
programs and other youth programs. Ticltets
arc $7 for adults and $20 for families.
nie halftime show will feature a police
heli~ler landing and other demonstralion ,
including an appearance by police dog units.
-By U.t Dally Pflol
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Around town . . -~~.r ·~~-~· -~.· _ i~ (1"·~>;~~ ·:. _.
T hesc arc complex times. '
Little noodniks of everyday living that used to be fairly
simple are now taking on lives of their own.
Take traffic signals. A single car wanting to make a simple right
turn can bring a six-lane thoroughfare to a screeching halt. This
one vehicle can stop dozens because or what is called a demand
signal. No wonder "damned" is an anagram or "demand.''
Italicizing words on the Daily Pilot's
computerized editorial system used to be a
simple matter. You stroked a couple of keys and
it was done. I
Then, one day last month, the word was
spread through the system's E-Mail: Henceforth,
one will make italics by typing an open-bracket
symbol followed by the letters "ctr" followed by
a close-bracket followed by the word, sentence or
paragraph one wants to italicize followed by an
open-bracket followed by the letters "ctx"
followed by the close-bracket symbol.
On the
Coast
We traded 2-3 keystrokes for 10. Helluva deal.
The other day I was in line at my
neighborhood supermarket, waiting behind a nice
lady who decided to try the new credit-card
method of paying for, groceries.
Allegedly to mnke life more fun for its customers ~ and 1
SJ15pcct, to help get itself out of the banking business -the
.aarket has installed these little computer-terminal dt;vices.
Send your Items for Around
Town to Bob van Eyken, The
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Cos~
Mesa, 9~21.
Today
Library breakfast
The Newport Beach Public Library
will hold its 5th Annual V.l.P.
Library Breakfast, to celebrate
National librart Week,
Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 a.m.
at the Newport Center Library,
856 San Clemente D~. ~ewport
Beach. Call Teri at 644-3177 for
more information.
.... Geneology -A program
on genealogy, "That the
Generations Might Know Them:
Bringing Your Ancestors to life,"
will be presented at 7 p.m.
Wednesday at •the Balboa Branch
Library, 100 E. Balboa Blvd.
Thursday
beginning at 11 a.m April 11 at
the Radisson Plaza Hotel In Irvine.
For ticket informal.ion. call
557-5060.
University Women -
Fashions by Jacques Vert will be
modeled at Saturday's luncheon
of th'e Newport Beach/Costa Mesa
chapter of the American
Association of University Women,
11 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club.
Call 673-1947 or 673-0411 .
Prison outreach -
People interested in extending
themselves and their healing
powers to those in prison are
invited to attend a weekend
workshop on April 11 -1 2 from
9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Co;ta
Mesa. The cost fo r the weekend is
S79. Call Dan Millstein or Trish
O'Conner al 556-8000.
Monday, April 13
8 p.m. Monday{. for information,
call 751-0608.
Saturday, April 18
Park dedication -Co)ta
Mesa's newest recreational area,
Can)'On Park. ''ill be dedicated at
9 a.m. April 18. Mayor Mary
Hornbuckle will dedicate the
tompletion of Phase· II, con)i:.ting
of 25 acres of drought resislant
and native landscaping. a par!..;
entrance, nature trails, tv.o
playgrounds, and a parl..tng lot.
The public is invited to attend the
dedication al the par!.., 970 Arbor
St.
Tuesday, April 21
blow-out u)t"(.f book sale on April
29 lhrough Mily 3. The -.anety of
!Jouks .,ill range from hobbit!~ to
drama to science fiction and
everything bet,..,et:n. Old and rare
books are a\J1lable. For <idd1t1onal
1nform.:it1on, oll 7G0· 1946
Al OS awareness -The
'\1.:\\port Beach c 'lltt un t) •>
1m 1ted to pJrtic1pJte 111 a
d1scu~>ion group concerning the
spu!.ld ol the AIDS \lru:. lit 7 p m.
April 29 The group ..-.111 meet Jt
the l\e \\port Harbor Sims Hall
Act11.1l\ Ct'nter. CJOO lnine A\C.
PJ•l·• .L are cautioned to u;e
d1.c:rt't1on "hen concun1ng )milll
ch1lch n. Fur mort.> in1ormat1on.
cJll Ne,,port H;:iroor at
i'G0-3310.
Friday, May 1
Art fair -Co.Jstline Artists
~soc1at1on and Coa~thne
Community Colltge will tiofd their
annual art fJir at the C0>lJ MC<>.l
Center, 2990 Mc:>a Verde Dr.
East. T f,e -e' ent includl's a IJJrga1n
room, ;1 juried Jrt show. and a They arc supposed to be fa t and efficient: Swipe ihe card
through the terminal, push a bullon or two ood you're done.
But this machine wns not buytng the lady's Visa. 1 doubt it had
nythinj to-dcrwilh ttcr Credit recoro. This was obViously a very_
nice lady who would go hungry berore she'd miss a payment.
Square dancing -If _
you're an active senior and~ike Lo
dance, come join the Costa Mesa
Quicksteppers at their weekly
square dance, 10 a.m. Thur~ay
at the Downto,vn Community"
Ce~ter. Anaheim..AvO. and Center
St Experienced square d;incers
preferred. Couples only, pleas~
ADD and Ritalin -The
offices of Joan Andrews will
present -a seminar entitled "The
Ritalin Controversy" from 7-8:30
p.m. at 1151 Dove St., Suite 105,
Newport .Beach. Ritalin and how
it affects Attention Deficiency
Disorder sufferers will be •
discussed. Fee is SS. Call for
re5ervations at 4 ~6-099.1: ..
Kindergarten sign-up
-Kingergarten registration for
the Ocean View School District
will be held on April 21 and April
22 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to
3 p.m. at the designated K-5
school sites. The sites include
Grcle View, College View,
Golden Vtew, Harbour View,
Hope View, Lake View, Oak
View, Star Vtew, Sun \ 1e''·
Village View, and Westmont.
P.atents ef children-wh&-wiU be-
five years old before or on Dec
2, 1992 should bring health ancJ
immunization records and a L r~
certificate. Parents ''ho ha\ e
questions should call the D1~tr 1..t
office at 847-1251 .
~1:p1u.lo-f oi..lutt~ 1fttormat1t>n-:-
P r·.:isc <.illl \1a() ac %2-5085.
l'l'll just pay cash," -said the nice lady, quite embarras'sed by the
machine's rejection of her. •
"Oh, I'm sure it will be fine no"," ~aid Geor~e. who had the
mi fortune to be ma nni ng this particular check stand. George is
always cheerful and optimi tic.
For more information, call
545-5669.
Garden club -the
Carden Club, rec~ntly fbrmed .lt
the Costa Mesa St>nior Center,
· Tuesday; April 14
will meet at 2 p.m thursday. The
Story tim e -The
StOl)lime E.>.pcnern:e, Costa Mes.l
l1br,1ry's weekly reading program
for children agci. three to si:\, will
Wednesday, April 22 "Maybe at just doesn't lake that card," George surmised
helprully. "Do you have another >'Ou could try?"
The lady apologized to the growing line behind her and quickly
slapped in another card. The machine seemed to li ke this one and
"c all applauded.
meeting will be held al the
Neighborhood Community
Cen ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa
Mes.l. For more inform<ition, call
Vid.1 De Smet at 548-2090 or
t begin 1t.s cight·\\eek spring ;cs)ion·
.:it 1O·30 a.m. April 14., ror
information, CJll 646-8845. •
OASIS open house -
Come see the new add t1on .1t the
OASIS Senior Center, 5th A\ e.
and Narci)sus. Ne" port Beac.h
between 3-5 p.m. Apnl 22. But it was not really telling the whole truth. Sort of like Bill
Clinton answering a tough question. You could imagine the
terminal thinking, "I'll take the card but I won't inhale it."
Then it pulled a George Dush: it froze. It Oa!.hcd another signal
and locked itself up. l ~ the
·You could imagine the
terminal thinking, Tll take
the card but I won't inhale
it :
process, it automatically
locked up the cash register.
thus also locking up the
entire checkout line.
"Please. can't I just pay
v.ith cn~h?" t~ ·
now-mort1riett lady pleaded.
Rcu her sheepishly. George
had to admit that she could n't pay with anything until the
credit-card terminal released it grip on the \\-hole system. That
would lake tibout two minutes. We all settled back lo wait.
If you st1ll 1hink computers aren't controlling our li\•cs, consider
this.
1 wrote a draft of this basically anti-compute r column before
coming into the newsroom yesterday.
I ~witched-on my terminal to ign in and thi me age flashed
on the screen: "COPYRIGHT VIOLATION ON CLASSIFIED.
(CTRL-E NTER to clear)."
I control-entered a couple dozen times, but the computer
wouldn't do anything. But l was not alone. It had froze n e\cry
o ther computer in the newsroom. Indeed, every romputcr in .the
huilding -dozens of the damn thi ngs -was dov. n an d ta)·cd do" n
for about t"'o hours.
Tell me my machine al home didn't call the machine here last
night and show it v.hat I ha d written. Tell me the machinCherc
didn't put on a display of force to show me who's bo .
lfwl Morlln'1 column run1 tttry Monda7, Wrontsday and
Friday.
Sign your name
to ~ve a life!
Dtscuss your f ee/1ngs a bout
organ and tissue donation
with your family. <-
Ada Weatherwax at 641 -5074.
Iron John -Poet and
Juthor Robert Bly's book ~·Iron
John" will be the topic at
Thursday's ''Let's Talk Book!,"
discussion group, 10 a .m. at the
Ne,..,port Center Library, 856-San
Clemente Drive. Call 644-3181.
America's tol e -A
discussion entitled'" America's
Role in the World, New R1s~.
New Realities," will be conducted
at 7 p.m. Thursday at the
Newport Center Library, 856 San
Clemente Drive. For information.
call 644-3181.
Dialogue -Costa Mesa's
Livi ng Room dialogues program
"Finding Common Ground," \\111
continue at 9:30 a.m. Thursday.
Residents are invited to gather at
David learning Center, 1050
Arlington Drive, for informal small
group discussions with people
from other ethnic and cultural
groups in the community For
information, call 754-5329 during
bus1nh5 hours or 642-1 162 after
5 p.m.
Saturday
St. John's benefit -St.
John the B;iptist School in Costa
M~ will hold its 30th annual
fashion show and luncheon
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South Coast Business anti
Professional Women '"111 hold
their monthly meeling al the El
Tonto Grill. 633 Anton Bl\d. 1n
Costa Mes.a, al 11 :30 am. April
14. For re:.enation;, call
472-4 666.
Release tension -learn
how to release tension ilnd lead a
more healthful life with a new
)Oga class beginning at 9:30 a.m.
April 14 at the Jewish ~On:'munity
Center of Orange County, 250
Baker St. in Cosca Mes.1 For
in formation. call 75 1 -0608.
Wednesday, April 15
OWLS lun cheon -The
Retired Officers Wives League of
Orange County will hold a
pot-luck luncheon at 11 a.m.
April 15 at the American Legion
Hall. 215 1 Sth Stceet in Newport
Bead1.
Thursday, ·April l 6
Tap danci ng -A class in
tap dancing for adults will begin
at 10 a.flr.i'\prit-l 6 -at the Jewish
Community Center or Orange
County. 250 Bal..er St. ~ Co)tJ
1\\e>a. The clas>es will meet from
10 to 11 a.m. Thursda~') and 7 to
Thursday, April 23
Blue Angels -Me(!t the
Blue Angel fligTlt team in pcr:.on
6-9 p.m. Thur~ay at the El Toro
Marine Corps Air Stat1or:i. Staff
NCO Cl1i1b. tu:hled by the Navy
League of Newport Beach. ·
Reservations are required and
there is a S 1 2 charge. For
information, call Bill c1t 545-3610.
~aturday, April 25
Park clean-up -Help
clean up Costa Mesa parks on
April 25 with the Costa Mei.a
Parks. Recreation Facilities, and
PJrkwJ)'S Commb:.1on. Volunteers
"ill collect litter, pull "~t:Cb. and
plant shrubs, ground CO\Cr. Jnd
tree> Wear comtortJble \\Or~
clothes and boots or heJV) ;hoe:.
The department w1ll prO\itle hats,
toob, gloves. and refre;hmenl5. To
1oin the 'ranks, call Commurllly
Ser\tces <it 754-5300.
~Wednesday, April 29
Used book sale -The
Friends of the Ne,~purt Beach
LibrJry, a non-protit l1brJry
support group, '~111 hold a
ml'! Pl I B11 --w· copper hOt end
cold mlin dldtdon
llnll. ~" c°"'* feed
hntl golno '° Nth ulallng finished
pU1Qng tbUI in "" pnlflct. AM new w• atopa, fltt llnu,
ttqUlrtd ptt VIMS,
garden hou blbl.
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Swing for kids -)0111 the
1 ... ·1 at the 1'l•\\ port Center
A;.)l.X • lion'; 11J92 AnnuJI 'Coli
Tuw11,1ment to bcnellt thl1
I cr!.J'llC C.1 (t'f Rt°St":Hch
fo..indat.on on ,\\onda-.. ,\\J.,. 11
(.J 720·8·~88 1or in1orni.111on,
~r nsor:.hip, and c~sc" a 1011~
Friday, May 15
Open House -'-tMt11 s
Point of Orange Cou l). J •
. ho;p1tal de11lmg 1n c hcm1c ,J
depcndenL)' and txh;i, o•al
health, \\111 hold an Opt.·ri Hou c
tor the r new Ps)chiatr.c Health
Fac It) on Mav 15 at·350 \\~t
BJ\ St Co!>ta Me:..1 For morl'
1nlvll' t.on, ca.I 64 :?-3505.
Sunday, June 7
Class re union -The
'~''\f.Ort H;irbor High School
Cl.bl oi 1942 '~ill hold its 50th
rt>union at the Co:.ta Me~ Goh
.md Country Club 1701 Coll
Cour~ Or ., Co,ta i\I~ on l'-'ne
7. Phone 548-.:?6:?4 tor more
• in1ormat1on
Saturday, August 8
• CdM class reunion -
1 c Corona Del MJr H1i;l • nool
CIJ» of 19-1 1:. holding their 20th
reunion at the BalboJ B.:iy Club.
.elSt!LJtt Rlr.lther Wetr f\lar~, --i
Jl 654·6234 or Jennifer ~u1.honwl
~hJ\\ at 759-90G~ (or more
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Path· clear I• Peters to
buy back bulldlnll company
Daily Pilot Economic Index Business Watct1
By Tony Cox
Busi11U Edlllof
NEWPORT BEACH - A
decision by Los Angeles-based
home-building giant Kaufman
& Broad to abandon its effort
to buy J.M. Peters Co. Inc.
could open the door for James
Peters to reacquire his name-
sake company.
K.au(man & Broad bad won
exclusive rights to negoti ate
with the Resolution Trust
Corp. for purchase of a major-
ity stake in the Newport Beach-
based, luxury ho~uilding
company. The acquisition was
seen as an opportunity for
Kaufman & Broad to gain a
stronger footh old in Oran'e
County and pick up $260 mil-
lion worth of land and homes
under construction, but Kauf-
man officials -citing op-
portunities elsewhe re
backed away from the deal.
thin~s come to those who ·wait.'
Peters could not be reached
for comment Monday. When
interviewed in the past, he has
been tight-lipped about his po-
tential Interest in buying back
the company.
Peters founded the company
in 1975 and developed it into
one of the best-known luxury
home-b uilding firms in the re-
gion. He sold J.M. Peters Co.
to San Jacinto Savings in 1985,
and San Jacinto took the com-
pany public in 1987. San Ja-
cinto kept Peters aboard as
chairman of the company, giv-
ing him financial incentives to
stay.
San Jacinto first put its J.M.
F or the first time~
OaUy Pilot Economic tfldex
surveys of auto dealen began
last June, respondents in February
outpaced their revenues from the
same month a year ago.
Auto dealers in the survey group
posted an 11 percent gain, on
average, over their February 1991
sales. With the February
improvement, the index for auto
sales became the last of five
indexes tracking key segments of
the local business community to
show at least one month of
increased revenues over year-ago
levels.
Auto dealers arc understandably
pleased about finally seeing signs
of a turnaround in their business.
"We have more traffic on the
showroom floor, and it's more fun
3gain," on~ respondent said. "It's
looking good. March was decent,
Auto 11111
\1nc.'9 \WS-. .apt.<
• Represents last year's performance. A score above
100 reflects an improvement over the same month the
previous year, while a score below 100 indicates a de-
cline. Scoring is based on sales of local auto dealers
who are surveyed regularly for this feature.
C osta Mesa's Regency
International has
begun offerin1
financina packages for
transportation equipment,
from short·tcrm operatina
leases to terms up to 15
years, in a joint venture with
Fleet Credit, a subsidiary of
Fleet Norstar Financial
Group.
Fleet Norstar, based in
Providence, R.I., is the
nation's 14th largest bank
holding company. Regency
specializes in arranging
equipment leasing for the
transportation industry.
0 Restaurant Antoine at Le
Meridien Hotel in Newpon
Beach was recently awarded
the Golden Sceptre for
general excellence as well~ the Wine Excellence Awa
by the Southern California
Restaurdnt Writers
Association.
D · Kaufman & Broad's decision
was bad news for the RTC,
which is trying to sell an 87
percent interest in J.M. Peter:$
Peters Co. stock up for sale
three years ago, prior to the
thrift's failure. The value of the
stock has since plummeted as
J.M. Peters Co. has struggled
financially. In past statements
to shareholders, J.M. Peters
Co. officials said Peters p~ans
to remain with the-company
until San Jacintb's stock is sold
and a new direction for the
company is formulated.
too, and I don't know, maybe we're out of the just say 'I need a car,J'm going to_ go an4,1et a
car7This pcnt·up~emand 'is finally breaking
through."
_: The Costa Mesa.
·~-..1~'" _w~ ... adve rtising age ncy Salvati
-Co. as part of the liquidation of
failed Houston thrift San Ja-
cinto Savings, but it could be
good news for Peters, who had
been a contender to buy the
majority stake.
All of the auto dealers surveyed said they're
seeing improved con~umer confidence amon_g their ... . . Members of the survey group said they've seen
Montgomery Sakoda Inc. :J
• w:is recently.honored with a J
Belding nward from the
Advertising Club of Los
Angeles for producing the
best public service television
spot. The winning
ndvertisement was produced
for·United Way of Orange
County. Entitled "Chenp,"
the 30-second ad
customers.
"As far as I've heard, I think
he would still be in the run-
ning," said Mark Matheson. an
analyst with Newport Beach in-
vestment banking firm Crut-
tenden & Co. "He may be tired
of the whole thing. but if he's
patient, it could pay off. Good
Matheson said he believes
there's a chance Kaufman &
Broad will re-enter the running
as a potential buyer' of the J.M.
"They seem to think things are turning around,
and now is a good time to buy, before everything
goes up again," one auto dealer said.
a continuation of their positive sales trend in
March and so far in April. They all cited the
seasonably strong spring and early-summer months
as a catalyst (Qr sales, but added that they believe
their recent revenue increases arc also att ributable
to real improvement in the auto market.
Peters Co. stock. "
"Obviously, this is eithet a
negotiating ploy, and they'll
come back later· 1lt a lower
price, or they saw something
they didn't like and got out to-
Still, none of the respondents arc ready to
declare victory ove r the recession.
tally," he said. '
"I don't known that my customers think the
economy is really improving that much," one
respondent said. "There arc some signs that the
economy is better, but there arc some people who
"I think it'n little of both," one respondent
said. "Jl's still not great,, but we are up overall."
The February index score for auto sales: Ill.
· -By Tony Cox
cmphnsized thnt the
charitable agency docs not
spend lavishly on .television
l\dvertising. ·
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Business briefs .
Koll quits board
NEWPORT BEACH -
Developer Donald Koll has
chosen not to seek re-election to
the board of Wells Fargo Bank ,
but he said the decision is not
related to a problem. loan the
San Francisco-based bank made
10 a Koll Co. partnership.
Koll told the Los Angeles
Times that he decided to retire
from the boards of Wells Fargo
and commercial real estate
brokerage Grubb & Ellis
be cause his resort development
activities in Baja California don't
leave him enough time to attend
board meetings.
Payments on the loan in
question -a S76 million loan
Wells Fargo made to Newport
Beach-based The Koll Co. and
now-defunct Columbia Savings,
Koll's partner in development of
an office complex io Irvine -
are current, Koll said. He said
thrift regulators, who becam.e
party to the loan with ·
Columbia's failure, decided the
property's value had declined
and char~ed off a portion of th e
loan's pnncipal.
ICN logs 1991 pront
COSTA MESA -ICN
Pharmaceuticals' fo e. reported a
$314,000 net loss in the fourth
quaner of 1991, but still
managed to post a $5.9 million
profit an<! re@rd revenues for
the year as a whole.
ICN, a holding company for
three drug manufacturing
companies, had record revenues
of $460.4 million in 1991, up
from $272 million in 1990. The
company also improved in terms
of net income; its $5.9 million
profit compared with a $22.4
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for .you.
...
miJlion loss in 1990.
The fourth-quarter loss -on
revenues of S 175.1 million -
was not as bad as that of the
previous year's four1l1 quarter,
when JCN lost $9 million on
revenues of $75.5 million.
ICN managed to earn nearly
$6 million, or 40 cents pe r share,
for the year, in spite or S6. l
million in costs associated with
the restructuring of one of its
subsidiaries. That subsidiary,
ICN Biomedicals, lost $12.9
million on revenues of S96.5
-million for the-year. CR
Biomedicals recently laid off 12
of its Costa Mesa employees and
announced discontinuation of
some of its products.
ICN subsidiaries, SPI
Pharmaceuticals Inc. and
Viratck Inc., were both
profi table in 1991.
-By Tony Cox
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Friday, April 10
' "Easy Natural Closing" is the
title of a three-hour sales work-
shop to be offered at 1 p.m.
April 1 O at Orange Coast Col-
lege. Call 43 2-5880.
Wed., April 15
A one-d<iy workshop entitled
"Selling a Business for the Best
Price and Terms" will be offered
through Orange Coast College
Community Service from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 1 S.
0 Steven M. Lustig. of BioDe-
sign, will demonstrate interacti\·e
multimedia, an integrated .com·
munications process, at the
monthly pinner meeting of the
Medical Marketin~ Association,
5:30 p.m. April 15 at the Red
Lion Inn in Costa Mesa. Call
(800) 55 1-2173.
Thursday, April 30
Leads dub, a national orga·
nization for men and women in
business, will begin weekly
meetings of its new Newport
Beach chapter at 7: 15 a.m. on
Thursday, April 30. Call 752-
5626.
Please send your calendar
announcements to Bob \1an
Eyken at The l'aily Pilot., 330 w. Bay St., Costa M esa, 92627.
The Newport Beach offic•
of Lee & Associates
Commercial Real Estate
Services recently
represented Cnndela Corp. -
in its purchase of a
16,765-square-foot industri»
building in Santa Ana, I
\'alued ot Sl,090,000. Jim
Snyder handled the
transaction for Lee S
Associates. SeJJer Trico
Rents was represented by
Cushman & Wakefield.
0
February's unemployment
figure for Orange County,
recently released by the
)tate Employment
De\'Clopment Department, '
was S.6 percent, up from 5.4
percent in January. The
number of residents scekina.
work incrused by 2,100 to -1
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Laura Brown during
10th annual
fund raiser or
Newport Harbor
chapter of Delta
Delta Delta. The
event brought in
$20,000 for the
Pediatric Cancer
Research Foundation
at Children's
Hospital of
Orange County.
Making · a fashion statement From left, Dawn Cooper, Mr. Blackwell, Sue Cox a nd Lori Contant cnjo) com.crsation during show .
. ''We have 330 (guests) here _today. It is the
first time we have
ever had more than 300 at one of
-o~r fashion shows," chairwoman
K"arie Edson excitedly said
Saturday at the 10th annual
fundrniser of Newport Harbor
i chapter of Delta Delta Delta.
"It's because
I'm here,"
commented a
mods:st Mr.
Blackwell prior
to the event in
Le Meridien.
"Don't print
that this is a
fashion show ...
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show. The
avcra~e fa hion
show lS so
boring." Society • o~ OK. 11
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docs only some "custom \\Ork"
these days, the focus was on hi
styles from the 60s and 70s that
have stood the test of time. They
looked Hkc today. "Good fashion
is eternal.
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• "Evcrythirg ·we do today is in
Cu~" _commented llbckwcll. who
came on the ramp about two ~
minutes following hls
introduction nm:t a n\uslcat
interlude. He then proceeded to
tease, question and in!.ult the
audience -in fun, of course.
The most tea ed "ere given gifts
of jC\\cll)'.
''I'm a very nice, sweet man ...
quite adorable,•· said Blackwell,
.adding, "applaud, because I'm
sensiti,c. Don't )'OU find me more
charming than you thought I'd .
be?"' I B lackwell, who claims to have
had S32,000 \\Orth of
restoration to .his face, S ,000 J'
wQrth of liposuction nnd the only
man that sits on his stomach,
dropped in his usual zings, hilling
among other~. Karl Lagcrfeld.
"What he has done to Chanel
i a crime. I le should be
ashamed ... and I don't c::irc if
)OU print that."
An}"" ay, the "ju t for fun" day
brought in $20,000 for th~
Pediatric Cancer Re earch
Foundation at Children's
Ho!.pital of Orange Count).
A board member of PCRF.
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MAILMAN: Robbed by armed assailants RLE:. Police lnvasdgatlng
report mlsalng from city From A1
help.
"I just tried to stay calm and
think of the things I had to do,"
he said.
Other than a couple run-ins
with some neighborhood dogs, the
former military policeman said
he's never encountered any major
trouble on his routes.
In the wake of the robbery. the
mailman said he's not sure if he'll
return to his old route, which he
had been covering si nce Decem-
ber.
"But it doesn't matter where l
go," he said. "I won't feel quite as
safe as I did in the past!'
Although investigators arc not
sure what the bandits were after in
the mail truck, a desire to steal tax
refund checks has apparently been
the motive behind several unre-
lated mail tampering and theft
cases th roughout Costa Mesa in
recent weeks, according to police
reports.
While Costa Mesa Postmaster
Jose Diaz said this is the first rob-
bery involving any of his 137 mail
carriers in at least a decade, he's
afraid it may signal a disturbing
trend throughout the county. Just
last week, an Anaheim Hills mail
carrier was robbed in a similar
case.
''It 's the economy," Diaz said.
"I fo resee in the future more
problems. l think we're not im-
mune nny more."
Because of the robbery, Diaz
snid he held meetings with all his
employees Tuesday morning warn-
ing them to take more precau-
tions.
"lt's a rude awakening," Diaz
said.
He also urged residents to
watch for any suspicious activities
involving mail trucks or postal car-
riers.
Letters will be sent today or
Thursday to residents who mny
hnvc had mail stolen in the heist,
Diaz snid. The letters will outline
what residents should do in cnse
nny of their mail was stolen.
Typically some stolen mnil is
eventually recovered, Diaz said.
Meanwhile, Costa Mesa police
and U.S. postal inspectors con-
tinue to investigate the robbery,
Costa Mesa Sgt. Mike Millington
said.
The robbers, who were de·
scribed on ly as Asian, poSiibly in
their -late teens or early 20s, were
driving a reddish/brown-colored
1980s Toyota sedan, Millington
said.
From A 1 in n clerk hand's last -as she
'· said. "The same thing I wns took ii from him and the rc-
convictcd of." porter to put away.
Building official Tony "That's the best we can piece
C'DcBaca, however, recalls together," he said.
things differently. He remem· C'DeBaca said he docs not
bcrs that the Colder did contain suspect anyone stoic the dpcu-
thc correct permits, but said he ment or destroyed it, ''but al
"can~t even guess what hap-this point l didn't have any
pened to it." other choice but to (file a po-
" It baffics me to believe that lice report). Everybody's looked
a document like that could dis-everywhere for it."
appear," he said. "I'm kind of Soffer snid he "isn't lhnt s1u-
stresscd out about it," pid to purposely have some-
VOUCHERS: Ferguson lends support to initiative
C'DeBaca said he nnd other thing disappear. so I'd like to
building employees have spent think that nobody else would
more thnn 50 staff hours turn-do that either."
ing the second noor of City C'DcB:ica s:iid police will in-
Hall upside down to search for vestiga\e the disappearance. ln
the thin manila Colder. the meantime, "we'll have_ to From A1
in Watts and central Los Angeles
are not given a passport out of
poverty to go to a good school,
4hen our children arc going to
h ve lo l•ve in ~ wOfki-whctc...pea-
ple aren't educated."
Costa. Mesa Mayor Mary Horn-
buckle, challenging Ferguson in
the Republican primary for the
.n~ 70th Assembly District, is
lrfroi1gly opposed to the proposed
initiative.
"That initiative makes me very
fearful that we'd be creating a
two-tiered education system," s:iid
PILOTS
From A1
of our pilots."
John Wayne Airport spokesper-
son Courtney Wiercioch declined
to comment on the unauthorized
transmissions, currently under in·
vestigation by the FBI, the FAA
and the Fede ral Communications
Commissio n. "When the FAA is
concerned about an issue like th is,
we arc concerned," she said.
Violations of aircraft radio ftc·
qucncies arc rare, according to
FAA officials, even though the
sale of radio equipment capable of
broadcasting on those frequencies
is not limited to pilots.
For as lit1le as $500, anyone can
purchase a portable transmitter
capable of broadcasting over air
traCfic control frequencies, accord-
ing to the FAA. But the penalties
for unauthorized use of aircraft
radio frequencies arc significant.
The crime is considered a felony
that can result in imprisonment.
"It's something we don't toler-
ate," said FCC spokcsmnn Mike
Moffitt. "Any violation (of re-
stricted airwaves) is serious. Any
violation involving transportation
safety is especially serious."
Investigators are using sophisti·
cated "direction-finders" to track.
and identify the source of bogus
broadcasts, according to Moffitt.
"Every transmitter has unique
characteristics," he said. "You can
basically take the fingerprints of
the transmitter."
ROEDER
From A 1
misdemeanor ticket for the alleged
violations after Soffer said he
wanted to initiate a citizen's ar-
rest.
Roeder contends the ci ty did
not violate any fire codes during
the meeting. The Orange County
District Attorney's Office will ulti-
mately decide if it will pursue the
charge.
Tn other council news:
•The council approved a
growth manngcmcnt plan that will
maJcc the city eligible to receive up
to $34 million in county sales tax
funds in the next 20 years.
The plan -dcsi$ncd to ensure
that city streets will be able to
handle traffic growth -will be-
come a part of the overall gFneral
plan.
• Grccnpcncc Action and Teen
Challenge of Southern California
received permission to conduct
door-to-door fundr1isin1 drives in
the n~ two months.
Teen Oiallenae hopes to rai e
money for free drua and alcohol
rehabilitation proarams for young
people.
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-Hornbuckle, director of Com-being with virtually no controls or
munity Preschool in Newport guidelines," said school board
Beach. President Forrest Werner. ''lt's
half a million kids in those
"Those who hnvc the least being incorrectly touted as a pro·
chance of acce-ssing priva te .schools choice initiative. It really has not h-
-WilLbc t.u.c:Lwith.. pW>lic...schoo1s, -1ns-to..do w!th-cltt>iee.-Peopl~right
aqd the public schools will have n6w in almost' every district in the
fewer dollars to educate children." state of Califocnra ~ave a choice of
schools, you find out ve ry quickly
that you've sucked a billion dolh1rs
our of rhe public school sector,"
Werner said~ "We can't sven fund
the students we have now."
According to CDeDaca, all reconstruct the file the best we
second floor staff members can.
were required to sign affidavits And C'DcDaca said the dis-
snying they checked their work-appearance might actually be
-pluce-tlnd i:could -npr rrna lhe -rorlh~ bett er.--.. -
file. "I've been trying to ge t an
School board members in the where to send their children."
Newport-Mesa Unified School -The real financial damage of the
District unanimously approved n proposed initiative, according to
resolution opposing the proposea Werner, would come h\O years
initiative. after its pnss:i~, when the $2,500
"With' this initiative we'd really per year voucher would be ex-
see the proliferation of shopping tended to cur~cnt private school
mall schools that would come into students. "If we already have a
Dut Ferguson said publ ic ~
schools would benefit by retaining
half of the state fundins fn~m stu-
dents who leave for private
schools. "Schools in the urbnn
areas are failing miltcrably," Fer-
guson said. "We've got to have
some compassion for them."
The last.. person to h:ive re-area set nside where we can
viewed the document, accord-keep :ill the files and secure
ing 10 a threc·page police re· them at night," he s:iid.
port filed Friday by C'DeBaca , Dozens of documents on Sor:
was himself and n Daily Pilo1 fer and his ongoing litigation
reporter. with the cit)', fo r instnncc, are
But C'DeBaca said he re· under lock nnd key in his of·
members the document being ficc.
You're bu y. We know. So arc we.
It goes with che territory the e day .
So when something come along
that can help you dial down the inren·
icy even JUSt a notch or two, it' worth
considering. ·
For in tance, con 1der The Mc <iage
Center. We'll try to make it brief.
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The Me ge Center 1 a service from
Pac1f1c Bell. Ir let any touch1 tonc
phone perform rhe funcrion fan
answering m chine--..and rhen some.
And mind you, rh1s 1 n ~lo pert; r·
mance. You don'r need ny other
equipment or cohnecuons.
So you can t rid your an wtrmg
m chine. U lhe . race fur somcthm,g
el . Stop UPJ'Qrting the cassette:
mdu t"ty. R.elegace the quirks and
malfunctions of your machine to the
rap heap of bitter memorie .
That alone ought to cheer you up.
Ah, but it' only the beg1nny\g.
' ' I I '' ' : I I I I ,,
Scca~ The Message Center wor
t~rough the Pac1fi Bell phont system,
It ha 41<>me 1mptts IVC Capabilitte
Ir take m ge when you're on
norher call-methtng no machine
could ever do. Ir tells you when each
me a e cam m. Ir offer' c y,
foolproof me sage retrieval from any
couch-tone phone in th world .
Because there' no ta~ involved.
you can. ave and
era e me age
xlectivcly. 'oo can
keep a me sage for weeks i( you like.
At your option, The Message
Center can give everyone in your
h me a separate Extension Mailbox .
Th' ensure the privacy of your
missages. and saves you from the
m ddenmg. hair-cearine tedium of
lmcnm& ro other people' me ~ .
And lets not furaet dlC remarirnbly
c.lea r sound, the confidential se(unty
code nd the ttCOrdeJ voice that guide
you throujh every step. The 5'fsrem's
a easy to UJt as your phone itself.
The Messaee Cmttr represents a
tcp back roward simplicity.
Okay, a mall
step. But ~oo·n ~
rid of one of the
machines that clutter your life. You'll
be better able to cay in couch. You'll
even be freed from a certain amount
of anxiety.
Nor a bad Jeal for $5.95 a month
plu $2. 95 a month for each Ex ten ion
Mailbox plu a one-time $10 tart~p
charge, 1 ir !
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To ign up, cell u at 1-800-4n-77IS.
Call us even tf you're ju t curaous. ~·u
~ happy to an wer you r quesuons. and
we won'r bear 11 rudgc ,{you decade to
think ahour 1< for a whale.
Bt1r don't thmk about if too Joni.
Afrer all, life 1 n't gl>ma to ,et any aim-
pkr. So 1( you havt a shot at • ah ...
way !O ~t your mes~ we •MlllY
urge y00 to IO h it .
'
Sports
tocals
get r·eady
to invade
Midwest
Ora nge Coun ty
Vo lleyba ll Club has
sights set on Open
T he Orange County VollcybaJI
Club 18s team leaves Th"rs-
day for Chicago to compete
in the Great Lakes Volleyball Festi-
val this weekend. The tournament
will have over 200 teams from the
midwest with Orange County being
the only West Coast entry.
This very talented team is led by
local stars Tara Kroesch and Mau-
reen 'McLaren of Newport Harbor,
as~ella1 Colona...dd.Mar's Char.-
maync Conley, Kristen Spataro,
Caren McKinley and Karen Graves.
Other Orange County girls that
arc on the team include Julie Greer
(Esperanza), Amy Moeller (Mater
Dei), Rachel Wa-
cholder (Laguna
Beach), Nicole
Hoffmann (Foot-
hill), Cand~ Ota
(Mater De1) and
Christine Garner
(Tustin).
The OCVBC
18s won last Sun-
day's Division I
tournament in a
three-game \hrill-
cr with San Luis
Obispo. SLO f ca-
turcd Cary Wen-
dell, who was very
heavily recruited and opted to ac-
cept a scholarship at Stanford this
Call. With strong blocking Orange
County was able to control her.
The OCVBC girls team has
st~dily improved and should com·
petc respectably with the "Best of
the Midwest" this weekend.
0
The Western lnten:ollegiate Vol·
le)ball Association (WIVA) Re·
gional Championships will be played
at UC Irvine's Bren Events Center
starting next Wednesday. This will
feature six Of the top seven men's
collegiate team sin the nation.
The mntchcs on Wednesdl),y will
pit UCLA against UC Santa Bar-
bara at 11 a.m.; Stanford against
Hawaii at 1:30 p.,m.; Cal State
Northridgc and USC at 4; and the
wiMcrs of the two leagues -Long
Beach State and Pcpperdine, at
7:30.
The winner of this last match will
move directly to the NCAA Final
Four at Ball State University the
following weekend.
The semifinals arc on Friday
night at 5 and 7:30 while the finals
will be played on Saturday at 7:30.
The winner will receive an "at·
large"bcrth to the Final Four.
This is men's collcgia1c volleybaU
at its best. A definite must for all
enthusiasts.
Cb1rllt Brandt's Yolltyball col·
umn 1p~1rs la lbt Dill)' Pilot
tYtry Wtdntsday.
Isler, Re81er rljplnll
470 natd to shreds
NEWPORT BEACH _. La Jolla's JJ.
Isler continues to make a shambles or the
women's 470 field here at the 1992 U.S.
Olympic sailing trials out of Newport Har-
bor Yacht Oub, winning for the third
time in four starts to take a near·
insurmountable lead over b~r rivals.
Isler got a good start under fast and
breezy conditions and won in a wire-to-
wire effort. "l just wanted to establish a
good lane above Jody Swanson at the
SH 470'$/IZ
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The Newport BeacWCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .•.• 642-4330 ext.387
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Back Bay Bombers !Jack in · business, 7-4
Susson 's three -run jolt
paces CdM 's 7-4 win
By Richard Dunn
5'>otts Wnter
NEWPORT BEACH -C.W. Ramsay
doesn't manicure his fingernails in the
dugout between innings or conceal a nail
file in his hip pocket while pitching. His
knuckles, however, are as meaningful as a ~ Miss America contestant's. ,
Maybe next time when Ramsay slides
into second base, he'll be more cautious.
Ramsay, Corona de.I Mar High's senior pitcher and
outfielder, tied Newport Harbor's hitters in knots with
his knuckleball on Tuesday as the Sea Kings dcf eatcd the
Sailors,. 7-4, in a Sea View League baseball game at
CdM.
But Ramsay, CdM's lead-off hitter who also stoic three
• bases, slightly jammed the ring finger of his left throwing
hand while stealing second in the second inning, hinder-
ing his grip on the ball in the later innings.
The Sea Kings (6-4~ 3-3), who beat Ncwpon Harbor
(3-7-1, 0-5-1) for the third straight time this season, sur-
xiYccL...u.thaut ham on t~mou,,d.-A:fter.rlt;-ttrey'd-cr -
ated enough damage already.
Powered by Mike Susson's two-out, three-run home
run in tbc second inning, the Sea Kings buried the Sail-
ors early, then turned to sophomore left-hander Bryson
Groat to slam the door shut.
"(Ramsay) jammed the same knuclcle that tic throws .
the knucklcbaU .with," CdM Coach Scott Magers said.
''He couldn't grab it an}'more, so be had to change his
grip on it a little. When you throw a knucklebaU, you
need that finger touch and it really hurts."
Ramsay (1-1) pun~hed out nine in 411.J innings, earning
his first victory of the season. .
Groat, who has two saves on the year, struck out four
while throwing his nasty, sidearm fastballs and sliders.
The southpaws limited Newport Harbor to only four hits.
Ramsay, who missed three prcseason games because of
mononucleosis, singled, stoic second base and scored in
both the first and ·second innings as the Sea Kings
jumped ou·t lo a quick 6-0 lead after two frames. Ramsay,
who also stole second in the fifth , has six swipes this sea-
son.
CdM batted around in the first inning against NcwpQrt
starter Ryan Anderson (1·3) as Todd Kchrli, Theo
Roko and Scott Patton had RBI singles. Susson's home
run -bi econd of the cason -was a blast over the
left-center field fence, scoring Ramsay and cleanup hitter
Tim DeCinces.
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CdM'I Mllce SuslOft (1) accepts congratul.ront after unloading his ttlree-run homer in second inning.
"I knew I was going to get a fastball," said Susson.
who hit Anderson's first delivery. "I told the guys in the
dugout that. I was going to go deep after he struck me
out (in the first inning)." See CDM/IZ
Estancia p.roves it's equal
to playing in a vacuum;
rips Laguna Beach, 9-0
By DeMls Brosterhous
SPolb Wl'br
LAGUNA BEACH High school baseball games can run
the gamut from the pressure cooker of a big crowd with o lot on
the line to a laid-back situation of playing before a sparse turn-
out against a second~division opponent.
Tuesday's Pacific Coast League game pitt ing Es1ancia al La-
guna Beach certainly qualified in the latter category.
Before a ha.ndful of fans, the Eagles stayed in the PCL tille
hunt with a 9-0 thrashing of the Artists. The victory upped Estancia to 4-1 in
league play (6-4 overall), while dropping Laguna to 1·5 in the PCL and 2·9
overall.
The first pilch of Tuesday's matchup was hurled with a grand total of four
fans in the stands. Allhough the crowd picked up somewhat as the game pro-
gressed, it still had to be disconcerting for the players to perform in such vir·
tual privacy.
"In high school baseball, there arc going to be situations like this," said Ea-
gles co-roach Paul Troxel. "h's important to stay focu sed, :ind I think the kids
did that today. They took care-of business." ·
Estancia got off to a flying start in the tirst inning againsl Lnguna starter
Jason Abraham. Lcadoff hitter Jose Hernandez coaxed Abraham for a walk
and went to third on a pair of wild pitches.
One out later, Steve King walk. Victor Ramirez then deposited the second
pitch he saw over the fence in right<entcr field and the Eaglc-s h:id taken a 3·
0 lead before the game was more than a few minulcs old.
Estancia used fdur hits, including back-to-back doubles by Andre Alvarez
and Hernandez. to double lts lead in the second. Ch:id Weaver and Ramirez
contributed RBI-singles to the cause.
In the third, the Eagles rallied with two outs as Alvarez walked and took
second on a botched pickoff attempt. Hernandez walked to put runners at first
and second.
A single to center by Weave r scored Alvarez and moved Hcrnnndez to third,
from where he scored on a wild pilch.
With an 8-0 lead, Eagles starter Kyle Wilson was given the rest of the dny
off after completing three innings. Wilson will thus be available for seven in·
SH ESTANCIA/I!
Costa Mesa.-puts tip t~e
numbers, again; including
too many miscues ... 12-6
By Roger Carlson
SPof1$ Ecf1or
COST A MESA -They played as if the) could give any
band of Dad Ne,.,,s Bears a go of it Tue:.day afternoon, but giv-
ing away 10 runs in the first t\\O innings proved to be too
much of a good thing and Costa Mesa High's Mustang fell
victim to another edition of Mustangs in Pacific Coast 'League
baseball action as Trabuco Hills held off the ho:.ts. 12-6.
Again it "as a maucr of out-hatting the opposition, only to
sec it go out the \\indow for Coach Tim Green and his Mc-
sa ns, "ho ~ere \ictimized by four defensive errors in the first inning alone as
Trabuco Hills put together a four-run "rally" without the benefit of even one
base hit.
And, if that wasn't a bad enough start, Trabuco Hills came bad.. in the sec-
ond inning and put together a sL\·run burst to as umc a 10-1 bulge en route
to its sL\th straight PCL triumph \vithout a loss -"hilc Mesa finds itself at
the other end of the spectrum 3t 0-5.
.. Hopefully we'll get it turned around." said the beleaguered Green, who
watched his tenm give startin pitcher Jason Arnorde little, if any, support;
onl)' to sec his team rebound from the terrible start to not only mal.c a g:imc
of it, but in addition, show enough to give Green cause for optimism ~ith
tod:iy's rain makeup with invading Century on top, starting at 3.15.
Green in erted sophomore Jeff Neibling in the second inning with one oul
ond 10 runs already in the bank for Trabuco Hills. and the nght·hander, with
a mixture or fastballs and curvcballs, as well as a $inker that he "just made
up," restored some order to the game.
Ncibling went 4~ ·innings, striking out 4, walking 2 and giving up 6 hits and
2 earned runs before Tyler Scofield closed it out with one inning of hitless
ball.
Down· 10·1 through four innings the hosts made it intcrestin& when they
came up with five straight safeties in the fourth. capped by a grand slam
homer by third baseman Matt Harber.
With the bases loaded and none out, Harber was sitting on a 3-0 count,
looked at h~ co:ich and re iponded to the directa-.e: "3·0, that's automatic,"
chirped Green. Harber nodded, then lifted the next pitch some 345 feet to
left<entcr for the four-b;iggcr.
See COSTA MESA,a
..
All-CIF honors to Ilia locals ·
C osta Mesa Hl&J!'s Olivia OiCamilli
and Newport Harbor's Michaela
Rosa. both junion, have been ac-
corded AJl-CIF (mt tum Division 111 prll basketball honon, u selected by
membcn or the Amateur Athletic Foun·
dation In Loi Anaeles.
Tho two starlets, who avenaed 22.3
and 19.S poiaaa. respcctivcty, an joined
by MCOnd t .... choka Monique Sweet
of Eatanda. Mollie Flint of Corona del
Mar and Maureen McLaren of Newport
Harta.
Sweet r:cJ'id 17.8 aoints for Eataq· da and eenlor McLaren, whO ii
,
headed for Stanford on a volleyball
tcholanhlp, averaaed 11.S points a aame.
Flint, a S·foot-4 junK>r, averaaed 1.5.4
points for Corona del Mar.
Player of the Year laurels So to Brea·
Ollnda eenk>r Jody AAton. a four-year
saarter and catalyst ol tbrec state cham·
pionthlp teams (four timet to the state
rana11).
Anton la complemented with the the
pretence ol three ocher Brea·Ollnda
1tarlt11 on the 'lWO tea1111 ) -eopho-
mont Nicole Bricboa (tint). Colleen
Hudloa (MCODd) ud San Buckley (llC-
ond).
• . . -I
ti
' -~
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Standing s
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ESTANCIA:
From 81
nings on either Friday, when the
two teams rematch at Estancia, or
Saturday in the opener of the
Pride of the Coast Tournament
against Santa Fe.
Estancia turned to Bill Brown
for relief duty and it proved to be
no dropoff in performance.
"Bill just did an outsta ng
JOb," said Troxel. "He went o
there and did what he had to do
which was throw strikes."
BrO\Yn struck out only two but
allowed .just one walk and four hits
in his fou r innings of work.1
Three of those hits came con·
!>ecutively in the bottom of the sev·
enth, but the Eagles' defense
helped preserve the shutou t when
right fielde r Rich Buday caught
Laguna's Ryan Sauers trying to
Mrc~m....a-single into a double-to
lead off the inning.
Two more hi ts followed, but
Urown got the next two batters.
Estancia 9, Laguna Beach 0
ESTAHCIA LAO UNA
ab r h bl ab r h bl
Henwidez. 2b I 3 I 1 a.1c0oNJd, 2b 4 0 0 0
Barry. 2b 2 0 0 0 Wood, 3b 3 0 0 0 weaver. rt 3 1 2 2 Matlow, cl O 0 0 0
Okvac1 1000 Borella.SS 3020
l'\lllO lb 2 I 0 0 Abrwm P 3 0 I 0 Rcharc!SOf\ 1 b I 0 1 0 G1me1. lb 2 0 0 0
Ranwtz 3b 4 I 2 4 Sauers. c1 3 0 1 0
Smith. dtl 3 0 1 0 Ravenstierg, I 3 0 2 0
Salas. dh 1 o o o Chesley, c 3 O 2 O
Pa1<11110. c 0 0 0 0 8ert>tr1an, rt 1 0 0 0
JoMtt cl 3 O o o SeltJnello. rt 2 O O O
Buday rt 0100
W~son.p 2010
Brown. p 2 0 0 0
Haegtr, 11 3 0 0 0
Ronen. a 0 0 0 O
AIY~Z. SS 3 2 2 1
Total• 31 9 10 8 Total• F 0 8 0
Score bi Inning•
Eetancls 332 000 t -9
Lagun• B••c h • 000 000 0 -0
E -Laguna Buen 2. OP-Estancia 1.
LOB-EsUN:ia 7, Laguna Beach 1 2B-Smilll. Al·
oru. Hernandez R1cllardson. 38-Alvvez
HR -l\anwu. SB -Budl'f1 IP H R £R BB SO
E1tancl•
Wiison W.3·2 3 4 o O o 3 Brown 4 40 012
Laguna Beach AbrWmL I 5 S 5 2 3
Sauers s 53127
Gamer 1 0 1 1 2 2 Ab<Wm pitched 10 2 batters In second
WP-Abratwn 3. S'llers 2. Gamer T - 2 40
:1! r ' • .. • Honors . l ·-~ ·:~!-·. 1' \.
HIOH SC HOOL QIRLS llAIKRTBALL
All·CIF &>Melon Ill
Flnt Team
Pla1er, school Ht. Cl. Avv.
Jo(ty Allon, 81u·Otind• 5-11 Sr 17 2
Nicole Enckson, Brea·Ohncla 5-6 So 13 1
TiN lhoml>son. Momngslde 6-2 Jr 23 7
Ohvla OICJ1T11ll COSla Mesa S.11 Jr. 22 3
JOI Tumer SI Bem¥d S·9 Jf 11 1
Mtlrssa lord LI Canada 6-0 JI 19 I
SteotwM Rmo. South Ho"S 5·8 Sr. 15 7
Stiannon James, Rancho Alamitos 5-6 Sr. 16 3
Jenny Nabnishl. Culver City S-6 J1. 25 0
AMI SleC)(tf Rantho AUmltoS 5-8 Sr 15 3
LNya Woods. Blair 6-1 Jr 19 1
SteoNnie Cude,~ Hals 6-2 SI 180
bra Sanc!ets. Sara Paula 5·8 St. 20 6
MltNeta Ross. Newp()ll Hart>or 5.9 Jf. 19 5
Tamera Thomas. NOllhvlew S.2 SI IS 8
S.Cond Taam
Morvque Sweet. E~ 5·9 SI 17 8
Olymol.I Scoa., St 8tlNt1I 6-2 So 11 3
Stepl\lnie Pfau. South T cmnct 6-0 So 1 0 3
Molllt Art Corona de! MM 5-4 Jr 1 S 9
Candy Akin. Covina 6-0 SI. 1 S 5
Jtmlter Vul, S... OllNs 5-4 SI 1 S 4
Tnsh Tower. TeNchaOI s.e .t. 11 2
Sm Lowt Atlscaden> S-8 JI 17 1
Colleen Hudson, Brta·()l.ncU 6-1 So 8 7
Sara BuclOey, Bru-O#lda 5·10 So 10 4
Erin Vessey. El Dorado 8·0 Sr 9 6
Maureen Mcl.Mtn, Newoort ttart>of 6-0 Sr 11 5
Kety ~ St BelNld S 5 JI 12 0
TlllllflY Hal, Soulll Hills 5·2 SI 11 S 11met1e James. Rantho Alimlos s.10 Jr 11 O
Abby Waller. u Canada 6-2 So 11 I
Pl•1•r of tha YNr
Jody Allon. Blla·Ollllda
..
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COSTA MESA:
Early miscues
lead to defeat
From 81
Standmgs
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Slddlbldc 5 1 0 10 2 0
UrMnly 330 750
C4lll 330 140
........ 051 371 Woodbl1doe 0 5 1 3 8 1 ,. ........... .....
C.7, ... ...,.M9rMr4
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Tu.n 10, Woodlllldllt 3
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Saddlebacll 11 lirMrdy
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COM:
From 81
Senior first baseman Drad De·
teresa slugged his inaugural home
run of the season for CdM leading
off the third. giving the Sea Kings
a 7·0 edge. CdM has 11 homers on
the season.
Aside from a double by New·
port's Chris Dowen in the seventh,
there were only sporadic highlights
Mesa wo go on to pile up 13 for the Tars. Aaron McKown's
ts in a against Trabuco Hills pitching was one of them.
starter .J. Cleveland, but Tra-"We'll see him again.'' Harbor
buco's starter went the distance Coach Kirk Bates said. "It was
for the victory. good to sec him McKown pitch
Cleveland struck out four, bul because he hasn't thrown all yea r.
more importantly, did little to He created an up·tempo for us."
damage himself with just one free McKown, Harbor's lead-off hit-
pass offered. ter and everyday second baseman,.
Among the day's big numbers allowed one hit in two scoreiess
for Mesa were Mike Meyez's 3· innings of wor.k, striking out two
for-3, with a double and an RBI; and walking one.
Mau Jaglow.sij...&oin&...kfor·.l .with --1n watJcs; two-E<!M errors.-and
a run scored; and Harber, with an RBI, infield single by Anderson
slammer, as well as a single in led to Newport's runs In the fifth.
three at·bats. ' Back-to-back walks lending off
Trabuco's major bat was T.J. AJ. the seventh, a scoring fly ball to
varez, with a two-run shot in the center field. by Newport's Chris
second; third baseman Jesse Lu· Carden and Bowen's RBI double
evanos (3·for-4}, Brad Cervantes produced two more Newport runs.
(2·for-4, 2 RDI, 3 runs); and Dario Coronl! ct.t..., 7, Newpo,, Hert>or 4
Salz (2-for-4, 2. RBI an d 2 runs). NIWPORT CORONA
T,.buco Hiiie t 21 Coal• .... 8 ab r h bl eb r h bl
TRABUCO COSTA llllU McKown, ~ 3 2 0 O Ramsay, p 3 2 2 0
fll' c1
Salz, 2t>
Teno. I
CtMnttS, lb
KelT, SS
Arvmz. c
Bero. dh Luevanos, lb
Gomez. rt
Total•
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5 2 1 2 VUQUU. rt 4 0 1 0 Carden. 1b 3 O O 1 DeCins. c 3 2 1 0
3 2 1 O Meyer, cf 3 1 3 1 AnclerM>n. p 2 o 1 1 Sus$Cll. 21> 4 1 2 3
• 3 2 2 Broewnle, dtl 3 1 1 0 Stflle, p 1 0 0 0 f'c*os, SS 4 0 2 1 3 1 1 1 Amonle, p·SS 3 1 1 0 BIJll¥d, pll 0 0 0 0 AnQelonl, 3b 2 0 1 0
41 2 3 Pickens, lb 3 1 1 1 Bowen, 31> 3 O 2 2 Padon. n 3 0 1 1
2 0 0 0 Srni.111. 1111 1 0 0 0 Rogers, c 3 0 0 0 Odema. 1b 3 1 1 1 .. 0 3 1 JaQlbwski. c 3 1 2 0 CoUclo. rt 3 0 0 0
2100 Hait>er 3124 ttlnls.• 2100
t.tendtz. II 3 0 1 0 Tetals 26 4 4 4 T..... 30 7 13 1 NeilUlo. $$1) 3 0 0 0 ..... .., ........
32 1219 9 Tol•I• 30 613 6 Newport Harbor 000 OIO 2-4
Scor• bW lnnl"tl• Corone del llar 33t 000 x-7
Trabuco Hiiis 480 002 O-t2 E-Cotona dtl Mar 3 LOB-Newport Hnor 9,
Costa MH• tOO S00 0 -8 COfCW del Mar 9. OP-Newpotl Klltlor 1.
E-CostJ a.~sa 5. OP-T111>uto 1. COS1a Mtsl 2. 28-Bo111en. Anotkri. HR-Susson. Octenu.
L08-TIJbuco 6. Costa a.•esa S 28-Sllz.. Meyer. SB-Rll!mY 3. Bowen. tkl<own..SF-Canlen.
HR-Alvarul. Haltlef. SB-Fil, Teno, Vasquez. " H R D 88 10
Meyer. SF -Meytr. Newport Heritor
IP H R ER aa 10 AndetSon L. 1-3 1~ 9 6 6 1 2
Trabuco Hiiie Stele 2~ 4 1 1 0 1
Kelef W,2-2 7 12 6 6 4 McKown 2 1 0 0 1 2
Coat• Mesa Corona det llw
Amonle L 0-3 1~ • 10 5 0 2 Ramsay W, 1-1 4~ 2 2 0 4 9
NelbllnO 4~ 6 2 2 2 4 Groat 2~ 2 2 2 3 •
Scorield 1 0 O 0 1 0 ttBP-AnoelM (bY Ande1$011) WP-Slelt
HBP-ICelT (!ly Amordf), Berg (by Amotde). T-2 08 T-2 28
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4:30 p.m. -Cubs-Phillies. ESPN.
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7:30 p m.-Anir11 rcpta~. Ch. 18.
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9eMball
Hioh school -Cent111Y at Costa Mm. 3 t S;
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Tennis
High school boys -Corona del Mar at Santa
8111>ar1. 3, University at Newpo11 twt>or. 3.
Swtmmlnt
HIQ!I school boys and gills -Corona def Mar
at Woodbnd~ 3. tS. Newport Hart>or at Univef·
slly, 3·1s: Costa Mesa at Trabuto Hils. 3.15.
Laguna Beactt at Estancia, 3:15.
Soft bell
COIMUlity college -Cypress al Orange
Coast 3 VoHeybetl
CamnuiitY conge men -Ml San Antonio
College at Orange Cou1. 7 p.m.
High school boys -Century at Costa Mesa.
5 30; Estancia II UO'N Hils, 5 p m
Goff
Comrrull1y co11e9t -Orange Coast at Cy·
p~ss. noon.
,_; ~ .. Rankings
HIGH SCHOOL TeNNIS
C9' 4-A
1 Santa Barbara; 2. Peninsula. 3. Unf'ltrsity; 4. Corou del Mar; 5. Beve11y Hills; 6.
San Clemente. 7 El TOto. 8 MISSIOO Vleiop; 9. Woodbftdge: 10. Dana Hills.
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
. C8' 4-A
1. Loyola. 2. Pen1nsula; 3. Newport Harbor; 4. Irvine: 5. Irvine; 6. Mira Costa; 7. San
Marcos. 8 Laguna Beach, 9. Capisnno Valley; 10. Edison
Brie Hy
Newport sweeps, awaits
possible return of Sheward
NEWPORT BEACH -Senior mid·
die blockers Justin Mcintee and Frank • ~
Griffo were convincing around the net ' •
while seller Rw--:11 Gan recorded 60
assists :ind two service aces as Newport
Harbor High swept University, 15·10, 15·12, 15·10,
in a Sea View League boys volleyball match on
Tuesday.
McJntee, an All·Clf' performer last season,
spiked 24 kills and added three stuff blocks while
the 6·foot·7 Griffo had 13 kills and three blocks
for the undefeated Sailors (9·0, 3-0). It was the
Trojans' home assignment on the schedule, but
Newport hosted the match because of construction
at the University gym. •
Beau Sheward, Newport Harbor High's starting
outside hitter who was declared academically ineli-
gible at the beginning of the boys volleyball sea-
son, is expected to become eligible on Thursday
and play.
'"Gr:ide·wise he's eligible, but we have to get
the report cnrd before he can play," Coach Dan
Glenn said of Sheward, a senior who played an in·
strumental role last year as the Sailors advanced
to the CIF 4·A championship game against San
Marcos.
CdM falls in three
NEWPO'RT BEACH -After jump· ---
iog to a 10-5 lead in the first game, • ./ •
Things oetCrloratearapruly fol" ll)cCo· , ~
rona dcl Mar High boys volleyball _..;.... __
team in a Sea View League match agninst visiting
Woodbridge.
The Warriors eventually swepr to a 15·1 l, 15·8,
16·1 4 verdict, helped along by S<?me CdM un·
forced errors. CdM is 3·5, l·~·
CdM polishes off Newport
NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona
dcl Mar High boys tennis team tuned
up for today's road showdown against
Santa Barbara, the top-ranked tenm in
~
CIF 4·A, with a 14-4 victory over visiting Newport
Harbor in a Se:i View Lco~;,~atch. I C-tlel-14, Mathr4
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Eagles rid e big inning
COSTA MESA -Junior catcher
Leah Braatz hit a three-run home run ~.·
in the fifth, on inning afte r Estancia .
had piled up 15 runs, as 1bc ~gles .....;.._....__
crushed visiting L..iguna Beach, 19-3, Tuesday in
the Pacific Coast lclgue softball opener for both
teams.
Braatz, a junior catcher, also tripled :ind went 3
for 4 with five RB I in the game. Freshman third
baseman Jennifer Robertson also had n producthe
day, for the Eagles (2·8) going 3 for 3. letenc:le 1e, ~ h Kh) lJQIN Suell 201 000-3 l 1
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Mesa no-hit by Trabu co
MISSION VIEJO -The Costa
Mesa High softball team was no-hit by ~
host Trabuco Hi lls, which claimed a 7·
O victory in the Pacific Coast League
opener for both teams Tuesday.
The Costa Mesa highlight was a lunging catch
by center fielder Lindsey Gallagher, who robbed a
Trabuco hitter of a potential home run.
Costa Mesa fell to 3·6 overallj_ O· I in league.
, Trelluce MW• 7, Cotta •eu 0 c:o. MtP 000 000 o-0 0 1
TlllM:O Hms '10 102 a-1 I 1
~ 11111Wftd.8ci\t'*1111111 LllKetord. W-ll<.r\lnlft L-Osponl {W) 38-Klrwl
(TH),
Eagles 1 5-4 victors
COSTA MESA .:.. Est;mcia's No. 2
boys doubles team of Mike Troung and _,,.
Ha.i Tram swept to lead the Eagl~s to
a 154 Pacific Const League badminton
victory over Costa Mesa Tuesday.
Estancia improved to 7·0 in the PCL, while
Costa Mesa fell to 1·5.
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CMne e!MtM: .--a 1£1 loll IO l.ono. HI. ~II. lost IO VI. ).11, • 11. Do
(t) IOll S.1~ l·lS. lot\. IH 4-11, 4·11
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occ breaks home slide
COSTA MESA -The Orange x
Coast College baseball team snapped a •
three-game losing s1rcak at· home on
Tuesday, rallying for a 12-10 Orange
Empire Conference victory over Saddlcback.
The Pirates, "ho arc now ju)t 3·6 as ho)ts in
the conference, overcame a 9.5 founh·inning defi.
cit with two runs in 1hc fourth, two in the ~i.\lh,
two in the sevcn1h unJ the final imurancc run in
· the eighth.
D:miel Hernandez wos 4 for 4, scored three
times and drove in two; after pinch-hitting, D!ln
Redington was 2 for 2 with t\\O run~ !>Cored and a
pair of RDI; and Greg Folsom \\ent 4 for S \\ith
three RO I to pace the Dues (14-10, 8·9).
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OCC rips Saddleback, 15 -4
MISSION VtEJO Shannon •
Ebert, Dccky Elcock, Knthy ShortaU ~
and Stephani Rogers e:ieh hnd three . .
hits Tuesday for Orange Coast College
as the Pir:ites (23·6, 13·2) ri pped Saddleback, 15·
4, in an Orange Empire Conference softball game
on the Gauchos' field.
Orant• c .... 11, S....IMlcli 4 0nnot Coul 40' OlO 4-U II I
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470s:
From B1
was )econd around the first wcath·
er mark, but caught the leader on
the second le~ and led the rest of
the way for his first victory in four
races.
Ila, 59 4, 10 Chns R~.IOM RoQcn, 62, 11 Aitd'f
ux•.'Kns ~ 65 7, 12. ICelUI Oodsor\t.• t
lbl1tt. 67.7: 13 Abn Bee"-~~ K.t10t.I. 74 5,
14. Tim COllnSIGllTtll BNn. 76 S, 15 Cl\ad.f ()(t-o
m/James ~~ 87, 16. ~viii ArthtfChlis ~
88, t7 Thomas tt~)Mgil UQIOll\ H, 18
JD111°·1111 FatrarJI K¥dn1Y. 19. 19 JtSst
MdftwtiAtrdnw ZiM. tl, 20 John ~SlM
Sltw.Jl1. 97: 21 1¥.n CotN'., 1lol> SlllttrooO. 9'1,
22. Rob tt.lla#tl1l c Al!rtd, 105
start," said Isler, who is paired
with Pamela Healy. "I went left,
then tacked back ."
Overall leader Davtd Himmel
was third, but retained a nnrrow
edge over Ledbette r, 19.0·18.7. Mett'e Tornecto lland1ft91
Isler compared the conditions to
similar to that of the Drt)bane
Worlds.
.. ' ":l Sm)'U\'l<e"' llOUty, 3. 2 ~ MtNi:
In the Europe Dinghy event, ~~ ~J~ t':::S:s:iJ4: r;; t~
Jennifer Coolidge of M:ubelhead natdi lnolln. 45 1. 6. Lws cin~m 1.atvat. •
In the men's competition on
Tuesdoy it was Miami's Mor&an
Reeser and Kevin Burnham, Ytith
their second runner-up finish,
corhbjoed with two firsts in the
four races, maintaining complete
control with a huge lend over
Tuesday's winrar -Morgan Lar-
son and Paul Kerner.
At the Balboa Yacht Club's
Finn competition. Brian Ledbetter
Ma., whose be~t ~revious Cini.sh s1: 7 JQlv1 lowl •~'Std CNlbonnt1. s1 7. • Ct11Q
was 15th. was victorious. ~~~"';":£~~:,ta~-; w._....•. 470 lteftdlne• 601
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NO ICES
PUBLIC NOTICE Thia etetem•nt wae fit.d Cehl. 92708 Thi• 111ate!Mfll waa fli.d ctkf. 92f19f Thi• atetem.m wu filed 112627 Thi• •••t•m.nt wu fifed Hugo HUl\IJktl. 2135 Prn· --------• wllh the County Clerk ol Rlcherd O. Lutz. 10814 La With tM County Cllfk ol Ki!lhl"n Wlggam, 8860 whh the County Clerk of Juan Pnlardo M~~tno, with lh• Covnly Clerk of ldenl Place, Coll• Mtaa, ,..-•-~ Flctllloue Otenge counly on Merch P9'1a Ave., FCM.lnteln Valley, Orange County on Marcil AYenid• De Santiago, Ana· Otange County on Matcil 12532 Twl ~~,..Lii. -.-rden Otange County on March C.111. 92U7 .. ,_
aualneH N•m• 1o 1992 Catlf. 92708 10. 1992 helm, C.llt. t2t07 10. 1992 Grove, CA H-.o 12, 1992 Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-•uelfte• Nw
11 1 t · ,524805 Thi• bualnHa 11 con-' ,514sta Thia buelneu 11 con-' ,524507 Thi• bu1lne11 It con-Pal47tt duel.ct by: en lndMdUal ., .. .....,..
• •men duellld by: an lndMdlull ................ Be dueled by: en lndMdulll PUblllhed N 8 h ductlld by an lnclMdulll Publlah•d Newport Tht 1tgl11ren1(1) com-The FOfloWltlO peraont Th• Following persona PublJsMd NtwpOft Beec:n. The regl1trant(1) com-,......,......, Newport ach-Th• reglatrant(•) corn-ewJ>Of1 NC • Th• r1gl11rant com· m.noed to uanuct bualo •• dolnQ bUalnMs a1·
.,, doing buelneu es: Coate MHe Delly Pllol meneed to tranuc:1 ~ Co11a MH• Delly Piiot meneed lo trenNCt bUll-Coit• MtH Dally Piiot menc:ed to tranaeet bu.._ 8Hctl/Co11a Mtea Dally nen undlf lht Flctillo~ AOUALOOK, 111 •Ottt St
CASTLE ROCK, 11175 Par· Merch 18, 25. April 1, I , .,. .. undtt' the flc1ftloW. Metch 25, Aprl 1, 8, 15, neee lmdtf the flctlUoua March 25, April 1, I , 15, neu Ufld., the l'lctlUoua Piiot A.l)fll 1, I, )5, 22, BullneH Namt(s) llSled N1wpor1 BHch, Callt:
eons. Cos•• Mtse, Calif 1992 euelne.. Nemet•) fitted 1992 Buljneu Namtt•) ttated 1992 Bualneu Nemt llated 1992. above on: March I, 1002 92163
92827 W-087 abo'ff on: O.Ceml* 1• W.(J(f7 •b<We on: Maret! •• 1992 w.103 abO'te on: 4/1191 W120 Hugo HIM\Zlktl Aob«1 Jadt Purlley .; •
Lance A De1.i 197S. Pet· Alehard D. t.uu Kathleen Wl9Qwn Juen Parde> Mor~ Thlt atat•m.nl wet filed 111 40th SI . Newpor1
IOfls. Costa 11•· Calif PUBLIC NOTICE Thia Malemtnt wu tied "'ILIC NOTIC! Thi• tUteme11t wu . fUed "'ILIC NOTICE Thl1 1tatement ••• t111c1 "'ILIC NOTICE with tt1e County Clerk 01 BelCh. Caltr. tm3
82&27 wUh the County Clertt of wt1h the County Clerk of with ttte County Ci.rtl Of Otang1 County on M11Ch Thia bualntH 11 eon. Thia bualn1u 11 con-Flctmeue Orange Councy on M.,Ch • l'lotltteue Otange County on Match l'lotntoue Orange County on March Plotffleus 10 1992 ctucted by. en lndMduel ~~ed by:1 •1n 1"~/vl,duel austneee Neme 10, 1m ......... Neme 10, 1992 a...aneee Neme 12. 1992 au.tMM N•me ' ,H4I08 The reg'lalfant(a) coM-~·~01 ~:~.:ct :: llatetMnt Pl&4I04 at.te ... nt PHQ08 ltet.-.nt ,.141to llatetMnl ~blshed Newpcw1 Beach-tnenced lo tnnNct tM.191-
neH uncffi IM FlcisUOUI The Follow4ng '*'°"' Pubbhed Newport llNcft. The Folowlng peftonl Publehtd Newport IMch-The roltowlng peflOne Publl•h•d Newport The Followltlg ~ Costa MtH Delly Ptfot neu under the ~'°"'
Bualntu Neme(a) lla111d .,. dolna bul<nnt u : Coate Mn• Delly Pllot .,, dOln9 bUa6neH aa: Coeta MtH Deity '•lot .,, ~ bu_,..1 H : 8Hch/Co111 M..a Deity at• ooing bu11ne11 as: Merch 25 A.pfQ 1 1 11 lut•n"' Heme(•) llated
•bove on· Merctl 3 1992 TLK ENf~PAISES. 19332 M11cil 25 April 1 I IS DAVE'S Kl.UI KINGDOM, Mlrdl 25 ApU I e 15 DATA ECHANIX. 18211 PiloC M~h 25 APfl 1 I ANET COM~EA SYS-992 • • • • abow on: NIA Lane• Devy • P .. chtt .. Clrci.. Hunting-11192 • • • • 8451 a.lmofal Df .. Hunting. 1992 • • • • w . MeDutmon Sult• B, It· t5 ttt2 • • . TEMS, 3303 Hltt>of Blvd., 1 "°'*' PuftteyJr.
Thia atal•mel'lt wH ftled ton Beecil, Cam. 928'48 w _. ton Buch, Clllf. 92$47 w 101 vine, Cellf. 9271• • · ,.114 Sult• D•7, Coela M.... W·100 Th•• -~ wa1 filed With the Coull C!lfk of Thoma.I L Kelley, 19"2 ....,., Dal/Id Louie SChOen«Mlfger, • Ctelg A. Reger, 5403 ~ C.hf 112&28 wttfl the County Cltfk of
Otenge County ty on Merch PtaeMrM Clrcte, H~ PUIUC NOTICI 1451 lelmo<et Of , HUnUnQ-PUii.iC IOTICI Alv11, Newport 8Hch, ruiiJC IOTICI Reed H. N .. MI. 1712 a.. PUl&.IC IOTICI Orenge Councy on March e 1992 ton Beech. Calif. 92&48 ton leech, ~llt. 92$47 Calif.~ j)Of1 Dr., Hl.flllnglon ~. lO, 1912
' 'S24t94 Thia bu1lne11 It con-Plet....... Thie bualneH la con-,._....._ Th11 bu1lnt11 11 eon-"9tttteue C ... t. 12&41 '9elltleue 'llaT4a
ducted by. •n lndMdu.I IYalnMe .. ...._ duc:1ed by. en lncfMdual ••Irle• ...._ dUCted by: an lndrvkluel .......... N.,... Thie bualntu la co,,. a..IRH• ...._ flubll9hed Ntwpott leKh· Publlthed NIWP0'1 Beech· Th• regltltanl(•) com-lleteftMftl The regl1lrent(1) com-1.........,, The reglaftaflt(e) com· l.........,I ducted by: M lnclMcNal ... llMIRt Coate Mell Dalty Pit~
Cot•• Mtaa Dally Pilot menced lo 1rantec:1 bust-The FOllO'Mng ptf90nl menc.d lo trlnMCI bull-The ,~ fMlftOnt menc.d to ltanMCt but!· The followlng '*'°" It Th• rttlatrant(I) com-The ,.....,. per.one Alli• 1 1 11 22 1tt:I
Merch 18. 25. Aptll 1, I. Mii und., lhe Fletftlout lf•doinabutlntN•· MM unclet"" f'4C1111oue .,.~~... ""' undtf I.he Flct•tlOUt dOing butlntll •• JUANS ~ '° "~ .._,. ................. : . . . . Wt11
1to2 BualneH Neme(e) Haled IMPAC'I"" COMftAHV • 111 ltuelMM, Name(a) ..._, "TWICE TAfASUA.EO", iut'net1 Neme(t) bled CAANICEAIA. 111 W. 1tch ""' unclet In. flk1MOua DHtOf41 rt CA™EAINI " • W-464 1boYt on: -..ercl'I 0, 1 "2 9eoon1a Corone C. MW lboY't on NIA t 130 Temarftlc Dr Ana-lboY't on. MIA SI Ct>ltl ...... Clillfomla lua1Me1 Hamel•) lll9d A. ~ Via Udo, ......,,.
--------Thomae L. KtlltV ctGt. 82fs25 • Oe¥ld l. knoenWger ~ Calf '"°7 ·• e<aio A Rager e2tat lboY't on: Merctl tt, 1112 IMch. Call _, PUBLIC NOTICI Thia etatll'Mfll wea filed ,,.,. AegtQll 111 ~ Thie ti.tement w• lllCI ~ it s.tatMy 1130 TNs ltalement waa filed Juen Perdo Moreno AMd H. H-"" Mert c . Au1Mrfofd, 13
--------Wflh ttt. County Clerk ot nl• Cofone ~ Mlt catll. With the County Cltfll of T•mart11t Or., Anaheim, ...,., "" County Clerk ot 12532 Twfnltet ""· Oatdeft Ttll9 etaMlfMnl .. tlled ~ Of .• COfOn9 def Plctltlou• Otano-County on Matcil tms · Ott1nge County on Matdl Cellf t2I07 o..anoe County on M11ct1 Ot<M CA ne.eo wt1t1 "" ~ Clettl °' Mar, Calf. IH2S
lkl•IMU ........ •• 1002 Thll butlMH I• con-10• 1112 • Thlt bueln•H 11 con-lO, ,. Thi•. bu•lnnl le con-~ ~ ... Marci\ Tiii• bullMU It con-
llal9'Mftt 'auau duC111d by: en~ Pll48t t dllCted iw: an~ Pu:, ducted -.yen llldl:AdYll 11. 1 ,....,0 ~r=•:•~om-
The 'oao.4n0 per.one l'UbtllhH NfWPC)n Bead,. The regl11r1nt(1) com-P~ ~ ~ The rttlacrent(•) co,,,. PUbl9hed Htwpor1 Th• r1911tr1nt com-__ 9'llCh-~ lo trlll'lllKI lalle'-
.. CO~~~;'~OAT Coe1a Mtta Delly Piiot meneed to l(en1~ tM.191-Cotte Mna Deity 1'tecM menc.ct 10 tranNCt bul4-Co1w M ... Diiiy Nol mtnC«1 10 lr.-ct ....... ~ ·--~0....,. -~ neu ""fir In. ~
Metch 2S Al)fll 1 • 11 ""' llndtt lhe Ac:tlliout Match :rs. Apr~ 1, •• "· ""' undtf "" '1dMloul Mlrcf\ as. Aprl 1, •• 11, ""' undef the fleleloue c:o... Metia _!,. .. _ .,..,,. N (I) .. led GROUP. 17100 ~I=~ AY. 1"2 • • • • ButlntH N•m•I•) ldtd 1M2 llulinell NWN(I) ...... ·-lu1ln•H N•m• II•••• .. '· .. , .. a. tin ~ =· ..::: •• 1.:
enue0 •IMM, ;a''· 11 ~22 W.o92 al>oft on: M11ch o. 1112 w-oee eboYe on· March t. •• w.104 ..,.,_on: i/1Ht W·111 Mc.~ • l-~•'Y w. ran •· ,,.,.. Ragegl _,,,, K. ...._.., Juen,.,. Morw TN. Mllllll9I• ._ ._. ~J.':' ~ N.wpol1 "''UC IOTICI &m ....... PUIUC IOTICI SILL "*.IC IOTICI &m ;,.... .... IOTICI ...... County °"" .,.
Thie bllllMH le con-...._ ..... .__ C 0 .. V • • I a N T ,......... Ple•I•• 0 0 • V • • I • • T Pl lliii• ~ c.unty on Metcfl dudMIW:an~ ..... u•-Wh..,_ you're b"Y" ._..., • ._ .......,. youre ~ 8d1lr4111-. '7,tlll
lh• r-egtatrant(•) com-lluelMM flw Ing, ... ,no, or Jue1 91111r41..:11 ":-~ Wlhlclt 1, .. ,.,111 ~ ...._ 0t Mt "•UllHRI ,.....,
mtnQ9d to lrenNCt bulf.. ............ IO<*lng. Cieeetfted haa IMI a-;.,-..... The --la ctU l"led hM The rall .. ,.,.... ,......... Newport IMc;h. ne undef the '1ctltloul The 'Ollowlno l*'tON wtlst you needl The 'OllOw4nl ,.,... c-. __...,. ,....AMHI wNt ~ MeCtt ... ~ •· Coele ,.... Oe1tJ '*"
lutllnH• HerM(t) ~ •• dOlrlG ~ • , _ "LOT cuaalPID ll!.!!6"'" ·~ ~ ... 11 ~ •: "LOT ouaa .. n -C-.... * w. ,., c.. Apt '· e. ,., n. ,. abootle on NIA AOl. FlftlANC.,_ 1on.... .. .... .,. "'"'"IJOI, -......._ 1140 P'lllcM-....... ,. ...: Callf Ntt1 W•1tl
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\lftdet h ........ -. or .. .._• •-1119d llO .. ?opoeed _....... orooenv Nina~~ "'-.no-•"'• CotC• ..... 0atty Not Ml .>-1i7, Co.ca ...... PUIUC IOTa • • •11 ••..., ""*-M ..... Yo" • llWr ,__..., naloe or ._ C... ..... 'Ollce oe.-Court wll ,.... •• .,,. .. _. -_.._. ~ ~ ~ SW.. S.tOO A~ Of TN MUC NOTICI
........... lrUlf' WLl. ...... court ............ , 'TM ~ n. ~ -.._, onMr9d tort.II"'° .... -· ........ Mareh t.S ... '· •• 15. c.it. --P'lcllNM• R&.L AT~ AUCTION "9 Mettng. You ............... ~ .. wllh ~ lo ~ \4oo ol Cellfo<nAe end dlstt~ 94.e;:•.:... l"2 ' Tl'll• bu•lneH 11 con-....... ,. ..... l'llllltta• ~THI HIQHUf ltDOlfl ,_ ... ~ be..,_,..._.,.~ leUon(1) of ltctlo~ Uled ~'° .,"; ~~ Stll4•Meftt w.-. ~ by. ~ ancl ............ .,.., .. ltw
wHdl c::"-=. ":.,'°"': •.,~AM A . =::,. ':':: ::.:: : ~~r.!/'c:: •. ~ ett = ~ 11489 with-Th~• '°"~O'MllG ~· PUIUC eeoncl 1ti~ regl1trant(1) corn-.,.~~. ~ The ,= .. ~
lt'9 ~ ~:r'°' or a ~ CN4llOf oC .,_ ~ _,.. 'llt'Y .,. MrebV noclfttd UW the °"' fur1Mt notlet °' hear· .,, u . rnenced '° lnlnUc\ bue1o-C a-C PROMOTIONS, 2.0 art d04nQ ~ u :
"9 ........ Of .. dectMld, WOU,..,.. .. court~ l'IOI ... IMI °'9lrtel Alt0tf'9Y of Or.-ioe Ing. THE AT!R ' 2t50I Pl9tlll1• neat undtf the FictillOUI Ntwporl C•nttr Orlvt , MI<. & AuoaalM, 350 f . °"" ~ IPIClllad ~ delll'I with .. oour1 .ulhOfllY, Cour1tV hM lnllleted "'°' iru blllht d N•WPOll Oren~ Ao•d, Sen .......... ....... 1vt1n ... Namt(I) b9ltd Suite 114 ~ a..en 17th SlfNI 1115 Colaa Chi Code lec:ilol\ ~ end ftWI • oopy to.,.,_. A ~ on .,. ....._ ~· to lor1ttt the 8Hch/Co1t• Mesa Pilot Juan Capl1trano. Celll. aut..-t .oow on: Miich 3, 1992 C•ltf. 92e6o • Mt••. CA 1~1 • ~In full• IM time IONlt ,_~ ep. ...,,, _.be held on MA't 1, etctlbH ~ Merch 25, Ai>r• 1, I. ':'1211 ':~ G Shaw 19352 The l'OlloWino pereona ~ Snutt John Paut Corra. 8260 Margartt Kai.lrneya, 2210 ol .... , .. flgtll. • Ind DOlnled bv the oour1 _,., 1tll at 1:41 ,.M. In C>ept. puNU&nt to HMlth end 0 · k:.:::'"'.:" •rt dOI bUlinetl ... Thie llalefMnt wa1 flltd Sectamento Rancho Cu-N Town« Sem• AN. CA ~ ~ to tnd tcu .,..._ tram ttie -.. 3A locllled • 100 CMc latety coo Section 'UILIC NOTICE Weymoult\ Lent. nuounv-oc~tEW CONSTAUC-with tti. ~1Y Cltftc ot camono•. c'1ut 91701 921oe • now l'9ld ~ • under .id ol .... lleuence Of .....,. C.-Oftlle Weet, ..,... 11411.4. ':'.':;':;"·~allfi-f:=rom TION, 331 Relmt Lant, Or1ngt County on M.,ch Thia bu1ln111 11 con· Thl• bu1lnH1 11 con-Deed o1 Truec In IM~ •~In MCtlorl 1100 AM. CA '2101. You .,. lriltructld lhet If Plotltt9ue 0 · Road' COlte MMe Cei11f 92U7 3. 1902 ductt<I by: an lnd1vldual ducted by: en lndlvldUal
tftv ~ deecftbed: ol IM C.ilfornla Pl'Obale • YOU _.08.Jf~ .,. ~ dMlt• to com.et lhe au.-.. Neme ~~u.,,'~;::!, Calif· Brien 01vtd Stipe. ~1 '813804 The r1gl11r1nt(1) com-Tnt ragl1trent(1) com-
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Tllt1UITOA: DIXll LH Code. The 1lme tof -gr8f'lllng ,.. the _..=tJ:' lotf*we of thl1 PfoPtrtY1 1._.....-t m 7s ' . Rtlmt Lane, Cotta M.... PUb119htd Newpott Beach-menctd to tllnlaCt bull-mtnoed lo tranuc:t bu9'-
H AHAN l'UAOEOH clelflle wll not ....... lihoUd llPPM' at,... pureuant to HMlth MO The Fol!Owlng Thi b I 1· n-Callt 12e27 Cotta Mua 01l1y Piiot Mii und4K tht Flc:trtlous nus und9f tht flcUtlout
WATA DQQE LEE IHP. '°'9 tow monlN from the ltlO MCI ~ J::, :; hf tty Co de Section are doing t>utJneu =ION duct~~· c'::!,,n!, co Peter eralt MlcMlrno1•. Meld\ 18, 25, A?fU 1, e. M.111nu1 Nam•(•) ~•ttd Bu11n.-.1. Nam•(•) liettd
HAN nearing date noticed ==: Of -114M.5, )'OU mYlt file • COHEN l<ERHAAT QUIN· The re glltrenl(I) com-331 R•lml Lant, Com 1902 •bov• on: M.,cti s, 111112 et>Ov1 on: 18th December. llENEl'tCWrt: CVWTOI llbow. Wlh fM court .,._ ~ cleltn NtlnQ 'f04JI TIUAN PARTNERS• 2 p r1C mtnCtd It lac:1 b~ Mna. Cellf. t2927 John PMA Co11a 1991 VAUE'( BANK YOU MAY IXAMIHI! .,. ._ MMl'lg. Y0vt 8P' """-In lhe ~ Pla.u • 1920 IMM ~f ""' unJ! ,: Flctftloua Thia bu.lnfft 11 con-w-079 Thia ltaltmtnl wa1 Mtd M111g11tt Keumeya ~ Aprl 11• 1"' ..... by.,. court.• :rou pesanoe ~lln l*90n You muet tUe ttll• m 1271 4 ' ' · ButlnH1 N•m•(•I listtd ducted by: • 98f*ll pat1· PUBLfC NOTICE ~th lht County Clafk ol Thll atattmtnt was tu.Cl "*'· Ho, •21tt11 In .. • penon lnteu1M1d lin or bv vour • et. luperior Cowt of the 81 c ~ Pettner boY9 • M ctt 15 1902 n«ahlp Orang• Cou11ty on March with th• County Clel1c of =::!."•.,. of Offlclel .,. ....... WOU mey .. •YOU~ A~ Cow"Y of Orange Wit~ U:-eMywood Al/9 Sari ~arren°"w ~atrom Tn1 regl1trent(1) com-P'lotttlou• s. 1992 Orange County on Fet>rv-ln.,. ofloe o1 the wllh lie cowt a bTNt ,_. 0t a coi-..,.. ...._... tNt1y (30) d9YI ol th9 .... , Pedro c.ltt. 90131 ·• This •tatement wu filed menctd lo 111NaCt t>usi. ......._ .. ...,. FS24121 ary 2s. 1992
Rtcorder of Orange ~tot Sptdel Notlca of the decHH~'""" • publlcation ot 1hls No41ce, Paul A. Ouintruan Pattnet with the County Cltttc of nets under ~ F1c:1itlout Statetnent Publ11htd Ntwp0t1 Beacn. '522877 ~ d .. d of truat Ind:.:.::..:: ::::.-:i. C':: COf>'I tothettte C::. = ~ec:::~ 11 18 E. Almond• Avenue: Orenge County on Maren Bu1lne11. h•~•l1~ltd The FolloWl11g peraons Coal• Mtsa Dally P1101 Publlshtd N~ ~ deertbteet.~ .... 0t ol any ptlftlon or aonal ,..,,...mettve ~ Nt,imbtr 92F01472) You er.ng..C•llt.9265 8, 1992 •:,rwgn~~tl • .,.dolnabutlnHan: Maren 11. 25, Ap<il 1, e, Costa Mesa Oally Pilot THE sountEAST£Ai.y IO ~ ee PfOYlded In POlf*d bv .. cowt wttNt1 ,,_,.. ..,.... an eridotMd Gary L Cohen, PeMer, ,524'78 !'-" • Pt filed (a)MICW.EL PAUL CHRIS. 1992 Maten 25, ,t,pti1 1, 8, 15,
FEET 0, LOT 11 OF MCt1on 1250 of the ~ tcu mor.o. from tN dete copy of lhe cielm on lhe 1851 Beyl)Of1 Wey, New-Pub/Wied Newpor1 Beech-~1 ='=v ~i!rt1 of flANSON (b)NU VISTA W-083 l992 •
TRACT NO .OZ IN THE 1orNa Probate Code A A.-of 1r'1t ~ of letttn D1ntc:t Anomey of Orenge port Beach. Calif.~ Coat• MtH Ol.lly Piiot Or ~ ~ PUBLISHINO. 907 Van W-24"'
CITY OIF CosTA M!SA. ~ lor Sc*'lll . Noclce •~In Mdloft 9100 Cow"Y (Attn: Vlcld L. Hlx, Tn11 butlneu 11 con. Match 25, Aprl t, 8, 15. 10 ·~ ty on Ntss Ct.. Coat.a Mtsa. PUBLIC NOTICE -~~A-wvOf'or OAANOE, =~evelletllt ftom fie~~~ ~l~~:';n-J]: :r:P by:• general Ptft> • FSHIOJ ~iio~~ McEJheny, Fictitious PUBLtCNOTIC!
AS SHOWN ON~ Att f ~· .. dalrns .,.. noe expire i. West Sant• Ana. CA 92701 Th• registrant(•) com· W.()9t Published Newport Beac:h-907 \'an Ness Ct., Costa BuilneH Nam• Flctttlou9
CORDER IN IOOK ..,st. •"'•' •r tore tour monthe tom tN ~ ten (10) dayt °' the menc«f to tranACt bull-PUBUC NOTICE Coat• Mua Dally Pilot """' Calif. 92824 Statement Bu.aMU ..._.
PAOE 23 Oft MISCEL: tt.MftCM'"RL•• "lllk•" hHrlng d•t• noticed ~of the ct.im In the Su-"'e "1 und•N the ( F)lctlll~ March 2S, April 1, •• 15, dThl~ ~aln•.!.~.!!._~o~ Tn. FolloWlng ptflOnl ltat.-nt l.AHEOUS MAPS IN THE .. ebove. ptffOr Cout1ICMI Division. UI nt H •m• s s Fictitious 1992 ~ .... -,. ... ............. .,. dCNnQ busln•H as: The Following ptflOnl
Of'FtCE Oft THE• COUNTY llHCMASLllt UQ. YOU MAY EXAMINE et. The 1a1Ure '° timely ftte ebove on: February 22, BuslMU Name W.o98 Tht ftgl1trant(1) com. DE KA.YOE, 3711 W. Bal-ara Ooing business .. :
RECOAOEA O, SAID lllCHA•Ll9 & BO-Ille kept by lhe court. K you and Nan e Y9fffltd dalm 1992 · menced to ttanuct .~•I· bOI Blvd .. Ntwport Btacn, ABE PRODUCTIONS, 21f
COUNTY. NANNI, 1471 t Plaae .,. a pereon lnl•estN tin 1tatlng .,, lnteft st In the T s~~ ~e~tlatt, Pt'::' mec:t Th• :~:!:;:"i!raon It PUBLIC NOTICE-""-neu8 In undet,_,~ (afict) ll:: C•ht. 92663 Grant St. sunt A. Newport YOU AR! IN Df1AULT Df lulte A, TU9tln CA ttie tstate, )'OU may file ~ In the Superior ,,.. •• a emen ol butl . JUANS ut ell "' ' OouglH Robert Sptlh, S.1eh, Calif. 92'63 UNOEA A DfED Of tAUsT .ateo 1 with tN cOurt a f«mel A.-COi.Wt wtll rtaUlt In the with the County Clerk of d r1': f'ltU as. FlctHlou• •bove on: March 4, 1992 3711 w. Balboa Bl11d . Abraham Kanuabtdien.
DATED 4111118. UNLESS Publlahtd Newpo rt queat for Spedel Nolle• of P«>OtttY being dtcl.,ed Of 0r3 ~no; County on Maicn ~~~ 0~t\e~~~~P~ Bu•lnffe MMM. ~ Mi!1~~ m 0 N1wpo1t Buen. C1111. 219 Grant St.. Newpol1 YOU TAKE ACTION' TO the flllng of ... 1nYentoty Ontet.ct 1041ell to the Stal• • 99 Wll c t.1° ca11· •••t•nMnt I .......... was • 925&3 • BtlCll, Cali!. 92683
PROTECT ·YOUR "'0'· ISMchJCoata Me.. Pilot and~ Of..._ ... °' C411ifo<nl• end dlttf'lb. • F523H2 I :'"92J:te H•, . The Followlng per.on. wflh the County Clerk of This Du1lnts1 II con-Tnls bu1lne11 11 COl'l'
ERTY IT MAY IE SOLD AT Aptl 7, I. 14, 1992 Mtt Of of eny petition Ot uted purauant to th1 provf. Publl1hed Ntw'pOlt Beach· or a Ztll IO 527 w art dolno bu1ines1 ••: Orange County on March duct~ by: an lndhlldual ducted by: an Individual
A pUILJC SALE •• YOU TW350 ~eount .. pr<Mded In llOn• of HNHh and Safety Coat• MtH Daily Piiot w\?.~ 'l'1oe ~.i. MHe EWS PHOTOGRAPHICS, '· 1992 F 23 Th• rtgl1tr1nt(1) com· Th• regl1trant(1) com-
HEEO AN EXPt.ANATION .. 'ILIC MOTi"• Medon 1250 of the C&llf0t• CocM Section '1489 with-M.,eh 18 25 Aprlf 1 8 CA 92827 • ' 621 Btgonla Ave .. Catone 5 H1 mtnced 10 111nsact bus;· menc:ed 10 tranUci busJ-
Of ~ NATURE 01F THE rv ._ ni. ProbeSe Code. A R• out tuf\tlef notlce Of hew· T9ll2 ' ' ' ' Bob Mahto(l 525 Victoria dtl Mar, Cllil. t~S PUblllhtd Newport Btach· ness undtr tM Fie1ltlous nest under the fictitious
PAOCEEDINO AOAINST NOTtC• ()fl qutlt fQf Special Nolle• lnQ, w-073 • I04 Co 1 ' M CA N•et. Ellla, 821 · Beoonla Cot ta.· MtU Dally-Piiot B091nett Namef,,-mt ~ltd YOU YOU SHOULD CQH. NTITIOM TO lotm 19 ~ from ltte ir1'bll1hed New port 92627 1 a tsa, Ave., Corona dtl Mw, "t1llt Maren 18, 25, April 1, 8, 1bova on· March l. 1992 abOvt 09: NIA _ rACt A LAW'tEJl QOUrt dwk. Beect\!Co•t• Mesa Dally PUlllC NOTICE IJ\I b 1 IL.C 92625 Oougl .. ~ Spe1t1 --~•at1em ~arr
113 11TH ~E II, ADllJ"1STSR ~WU. Plot a.a.cc:h 25, ApllJ, ~. duct~ b~I ~-;:,;.,., p~ MatiJin En:-e~a --;-Oal This 1tat•men1 w1s hltd Thla ataltmenl Wal filed
COSTA MESA.~-= llTATS P.ttttonen 1992 Flctltlou• netanlp, Avt., Corona def Mat; "Calil. wilh lht County Clerll of wiJtt the C~ty Clerk of
•(W a ..,_ Of .RftU. VMAM HOWBU OUTNEllt Wt10 Su.Ines.a N•m• The reg I sir ant com-92625 PUBLIC NOTICE Orang• County on Mardi °'~t C°'6lt'f on Mardi
COtnmOfl dfflgnadon of kRPHART a BROWN ' ltete...-nt menced to trantact bus1s Thia buslne11 11 con-6. 1992 3, 1 Pf°'*'1 II ettOWn -... CA.la MO. Aiu.M1 4340 CiMPua DR PUILIC NC>TICE Tn. FolloWlng persons neu under the Fictitious ducted by: hut!NM and Flctltlou• F524195 F523eae
no ..,...., .. ~ .. to TO al Nlra, ~ •t I( 9MOO art dolno bt.lslntH u : Bu1lnt11 Nemt lllttd will SuslneH Neme Pubtlshtd Nvwport Beacllo Pubhshed Newppt1 Be&en-
llil camptel•W Ot COf• crtdltcn. contlngtnC c:rd-aft. 100, NOTICI OP S•tzUR• HOASE'rHIEF CANYON abov• on: n/e The r1gl11rent(s) com-lt•tement Colla Mesa Dail)' Pilot Costa Mesa D&tly P1fo1
**-l·" n. belllldliry tor-, Ind l*aona who.may -~ ll&ACM, -·R•UANT TO PAAlNERS. 19 Corp<>fate Bob Manson menc:~o ~= The FolloWlng ptflOf\S Milch 18, 25, Apnl 1, 8, M4tCh 1a. 25, April 1, 8. ~Mid Deed d Tl'ull OlhellwlM ti. lntet'etted In CA ... ._ ... v Plau. Ntwport Beach, Thls stetemtnt wu filed ntH ., are~~· as: 1pg2 1992 ~ ~ oC e llnedl or 1M wt1 or ..Wt. 0t both, (714) IP .. IOO HKA&. TM AND IAF.-YY Celi!. 92660 with the County • Clt<k of BullntH1 N~(I) llll UDO MARINA vtl.UGE, W 5 W-07$ =:!,'"~~ ~~w~~E~~ ::~~:=~: a.=::.•d~•g:;; c~~~r: ~~~hi~~ ~~2 County on M1tcn •;,:£~~ .,..,cn
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'°'9 IMClieecf Md dtlh'-J£W£lL VMAH KEPHART Plot Apr1 I t 15 1"2 AND MOTtC• 10960 Wilshire BIYd. 10th '528210 '.'"s 1 ittmtnt wH 92663
wtd '° lt'9 "'"""'°'* a A ,.£TITION has ~ • • • W130 Of' tMT•NDCD Floor, Los Angeles, Caltf. Publlahtd Newport with 1ht County Clefll of Pdarvin EnginterinQ Co.. Flctltloue Flctltloue
_.., Oedar9lotl oC 0. !led by .L E. KEPHART FORAfTUR• 90024 Btect1,Cost1 Mtsa 0•11u °'oangt2County ort ·Matd'I Inc .. Calif0tilla, 260 Wtst lutlMSI N.me 8u•ln.u Neme ._. tnd Demand lor Sale, AHD RALPH L KEPHART PUIUC NOTICE The Presley Companies, • -·r 1 • 199 Beach Avenue, lnQ'-wood, Stetem.nt Stetetn9nt encl _.., fdct of -. In the 5upettOt Cow1 of PURSUANT TO Calitomla <:orp<>fatlon, 19 Pilot Apnl 1. e. 15, 22, FSl4S09 Calif. 90302 Tht Following persoru Th• fotlow\og ptnOna
.... tnd oC tMdlorl to CAllfomla. C°'6lty of OR-" al4'0t HRAL TH AND COtp<>falt Plaza, Newpon 1992. Pubf1shtd Newport Beech-This bualnau la err,;: 111 dolno business IS: ara dolnO bUSlflffS 11:
ca.-e -under'119111d to ANGE. NOTteacw · IAFSTYCODIE Beech,Cal1f.92660 w12S Costa MtU Dally Pilol dUC1edby:1corp<)fation ROWl.SON·RULESTATE. P.C. TAAOE PRINTING,
1t1 Mid property to Ntlsfy THE P£TTT10N reque1ta PSTITIOM TO S&CTIOM t 14*8.4. Thia bu1lnt11 Is con. PUBLIC NOTICE Match 25, AprU 1, e. 1s, Tha rtglstrant(s) com. 2332 Port Durntss Pl .. 1375 Logan Ave IF. Costa IMf olllgatkw.._ tnd "*--tt'9t L.. l. KEPHART AND ADMfMISnR On January 2, 1992. et duc:1ad by: • Qtntfal patt· Ul92 menctd to tranaact bull-Ntwport Buch, Calll. Mtu, Calif. 92626 •"•' •ti• ""d•t1l1n•d AALPH L.. KEPHART ti.. STATS°" 160' SH I Way, Saal nttlhlp ftl ltl W-099 ness undtf the flc:1JllOUS 92660 Hal Manh Nguytn. 10571 ~ Mid "°*9 of d9o polt1eed .. ~ ,.. H•E' •• 11 ~y BMch, CAltfomla. lht ptop-Tne reglstranl(•) com· ct ous Busintss N1me(a) listed Ill Alan Rowlaon, 2332 BHcon Ava.. Gardtn ,... Md Of eeectlon to ti. MntetMt to.administer the -• erty described es: m.ncld to transact busl-BuelneH Name PUBLIC NOTICE abovt on: May 24, 1990 Port Durne11 Pl Newpott Grovt, Caltl. 92643 recOfOff Oecembef 2 • .-ate of the~ CASE MO. A1Ni7e $2,113 U.S. CURRENCY ntll undtt lfl4t Flct1tlous Stetement Gerald M. Fntdman. Elite Beech Ciht. 9200o Thia buslness1 Is ~con-'"' • .. lneer. HO. tt· THt! PETITION rtqUHtS To all helre. ~. ws1 Hized por1uan1 to Bu1l11•ss Namt(s) !Isled Th• Following ptr1ons Flctltlou• V.P. This 'buslntu 11 con. ducted by: an Individual ~ In 8ooll '• of et. ~·· WW. end ~ coiltlngent crldl-HMlth &I'd S.ltty Codt •bove on: Juty 22. 1987 are doing buslntss ts; BualMH Neme This staltn'ltnt was filed ducted by: an lndlV1dual Tilt regl1tr1nl(1) com-e.... ..... In !fie of• coclcta. If Wf'/, ti. admitted '°'9' Ind ptflOnl WhO may Section 11471/11488 by LC. "Bob" All>trtson. Jr .. YANl<EE TECHNOLOGY, Sl•t•m.nt with the County Clllfk of The r•glstrant(s) com. mtnctd 10 tran11C1 bull•
lot Of ttie ~ ol Or· to ptObete. Tn. wlll Ind othefWtM be lnlerteted tin the Depertment of Jutllcel Senior Vic• Pfesldtnt 1976 An.ahelm Avt .. Cost• The Foftowlng persons Orange County on March mtnctd to transae1 busi. ness under tht Flctrt.ous
Af'9t oounly: any COdlClt .,.. ~abte ttie wll Of t9Ulte. Of bOth, But"u of Nercotlc En-Thia ataltment was filod MeH. Calif, 92627 111 doing buslntSs as• 23, 1992 neu und4K the Flctilious Buslnen Name(1) liSted S.W .... .,.. be madf. lot eamlndon In tl'tt lie ot HELEH M...DAV tort9fMnt. with the Couhty Cler1t of 'Thomaa J. Gllmtlt', ~~O S&K CONSl'AUCTtON & F525134 Buaintu Namt(s) hsttd above on: October 1, 1991 W ..._. ~ Of kept by~ OOUtt. • • A PETITION h&I been The ptopeny M l aetztd Ortno• County on Marcil Anahtlm A,vt .. Coala Mtsa, INTERIORS. 954 W. 19th Published Newpor1 BtlCh· eb<>Ye on: Me1ch 9. 11192 Hal Matlh Nguyeo
_,....,, t11Cpf999 ,,,,-lrtto n.E PETITION NqUNll tlttd by BEATRICE I. GtS. with rnptd to elltgtd Ylo-9. 19§2 Cel1t. 92827 SI.. Costa Meaa. Call1. Coate MtH Daily Pilot Ira Alan Rowtson This slattment wu filed plld. 1...,aine ... PG9" ~ to ~minister the SOH In ltte Superior Cowt le tlon(1) of St ctlon(a) F5243t5 Thomu J . Long. 229 92627 AprU 1 8 15 22 1992 Tlllt 11a11ment wu liltd with lht County Cltlt'k or
MM1on., or ~ ...... ~ ttle ~ of Calltoml&. ~of OR-11351 ol the .Walth and P\it)lithtd Ntwpot1 S.ach-North 6th Slrfft, Monte· Petrick Eugene Kelltr · " ' ' w 119 with 1he County Ciefk of Orange C°'6lt'f on M.,cn
to P1Y .. ~ Pf'lnc> cMl'lt ~tlo!1 °' E• ANGE. Salt ty Code . You ar• Coat• Mesa Cally Pilot btlto, Cahf. 90640 Co1ta Mesa. Calli. 92621 ' ' Orange County on MarcJ'I 3, 1992 . P9I ..,. oC .,. noe9{1) ... ..... Act (Thl9 euthorily 'THE PETTTlOH ~ "-ttby noUfltd that the Mwch 2S April I 8 15 Thia bu1ln111 la con-Virgil HolDs Sltawn, 22911 . PUBLIC NOTICE 9, 1992 FS2373t ~ "9 Mid dlied of .. ...,,,, ttle perlONll rep. that 8EATRICE L Gl8SON Dlltrla Attorney ol Orenge ' ' ' ' duet~ by: 8 gtnt<al per1· Grind TtfTICt Ad Grand F524445 Pllbllshtd Newport Beach-~ wit\ ..,.._ • In ,_..utNe \0 tak9 ITl8l1'/ ti. eppok-..cl u ptnONll CCU1ty haa ""'1a11d Pfo-1992 MfSh1P T Cakl 9232. FlctJtloU9 ,._ D P Miki ftCM ptCMded. Id-ec1lona ~ ~ ,....,,,... to ~ Hdl to forltlt the W~3 Ttlt reglstren1(1) com. •rract. · Published N....,pon ..... ach-Costa MaH ally 1101 ~ I """' ttw court~ lefonl ..-. W tlW ..... of ttie dect-:~scribed menctd to transae1 busJs Thia bualntat 11 co~ Bualneea Heme Cost• MtH Daoly P1IOI Marct'I 18. 25. A&H• 1, S.
..,,,. o1 :ti Deed of lnO c.r\aln .,W., ~ .,.,.._ pwtuent to ~ PUBLIC NOTICE "'" unc:ttr the Fictitioua ~_:1P b'r. a generll pert· Tn. ~t9'e1Mnt March 11. 25, Aprll 1. 8, 1992
TNlf. 9Ma, cNroM tnd actlone., ~t the ptr· THE PETTTlOH ~ Saltly Coda Section Flctlt'9us BusinHI Namt(s) l1Sled Tha reglslrenl(s) com. .,, doll1g ~ ~ 1992 w.oacf
I 'I .. ., 9'e l"IUllMe IOMI ,. .... WM • ti. .,. ~·· WtU. and 11488.4. 9uelnMa llw •t>ow on: NJA menced to trwect ~ GREY S"EAL CONSUL'l'ING W-086 PUIUC NOTICE ....... wees cnmd ,..... to .,. .... '° COdkls.. If .,,, ti. admlntd You .,. lnettucted that rt Thoma• J. Gil~ ntU under the Fic1illous NTRNAT ONAL 2859 ~Mid 0...., truec. Ir• 1111 d ....,.. """-' to ~ The • and wou dttlr9 to contat ~ lt.t....,_. Thi• atei.ment was tlJtd BuaJntH N•m•(s) listed bran A 1 Cotta Meaa. PUILIC NOTICE ..., ...... M.....,-= -., ,_. .._ rdce or "'f cOdlela .. ....._ bWlure Of .,.... Pf09trtY. The F~ Pf!aons with the ~ Clerlc of •l>ove on: March 1, 1992 calif ~·
.. 11. tm. al t :JO __ _, llO --~ b Wlllllllcwi In fM .. PUt°went '° Hee/th and ~~~A~SOCls 0r.,. ~ty on M&sreh P11rlck E. l<eltr De,;_ Lym Smhh 2858 ... :=~ .... ~-·'" lt'9 IOt*r to ttMI aclon..) TM lndependet'll keot ~ tN CCM#'t. lelety C od• S.ctlon 3, 1992 Th 1 atatement wu filed Drake A Coll.I'~--~ ......... I01 .......... , a"'°"'Y .. ntE PEifllON requeete 11411.~ you must ... a ~~·,:OO~~· FH3'7Ga ¥With lhe County ci.,11 ot Calif.~· · St•tlfMnt BCWMOH '°"" L...c. ....., Or-be.,.,..... ""9ee an Inter· ~ llO adtM....., .,. ~ daltn etellng your C-'A~ ~--..-· ' Publlthtd Newport Beechs ~ County on Match Thia bu1in111 11 con-Th9 FolloWlng ptrtonS 4-1·92
NOTicacw
APPUCATICHI TO
SEU~COHOUC
Ti.~oe':'1n111e1 =.":": :::..:' ~ =~ ..... ~~; =-..... lrt ... ~.~ o a nl•ll•n Col'l•ultlnQ Coat• Mta. oeny Pilot 13.1§92 cNc:ted by:an~ 9:E~noJ'~'S';"~~EOIT ~~Whom ll Mey eon.
;A'c 11 ' ol WI nolo9. _,.,.. OOOd ~'#try the ,.._ Act. (Thia euehot1ly the ~ COi.Wt of IN Group, Calilornla, 4300 March 18, 25, Apnl 1. 8, Fl24891 Tht regl1tran1(1) com. SERVICES, 18452 YOfba DAN GOLD Rf.ST. WEST.
h ........... ol lt'9 Wt' court ~ l'IOI grtnl .... aloW .. ~rep. County of Or-.nge Within c.mou. OtM 1120. New· 1992 Pub41shtd NtwpC>tt Beach-mtnCtd lo transact busl· Lind• Blvd .. Sia. 0.188. INC. Is applying lo I.ht 0..
plld ...... of lt'9 oblge-~. ~ to take ITl8l1'/ thirty l301 deya or IN lltst port 'e.aeh, Calif. 92660 w-070 Coate Mt.. Dally Pilot nets ~ lhe Flcti\IO\n Yorba Unda. Calif 92686 p&111Mnl of AleohoflC Bev•
..,. ...,,.. ~ .,. ltbo¥t A HEAAINO on the Pfl. ac:tJona wtttlout ot>e.lfnlng publlcatlon of this Notice, Thia bu1ln•11 Is . con-PUBLIC NOTICE Match 25, April 1, 6, IS, B:;:!!•!! :=n'\'>1~~td Kar•n Greet Andtrs, •119• Control 10 Mii elco-'811C lbed dNd ol Wee Ion _.. be he'd on A.PAil cowt ~al. Before._, unie.. Y?' ~ actu.I ~td by:• corpot•uon 1992 • • 11622 Chadwick, Corona, hol1c bevec-ots at ~27 -...... u ~ •· ~. 1"2 at 1:45 P.M. In Ina certain *Y lmportMC notice. (PIHM Uh s~ Tn• ragl1tr1nt(s) com,· Flotltlou• W·106 ~T S;!tt'!m.nt WU filtd Calif. 91720 . Newport Ctnltr Oriva, ,.._ Md edVenCM II ~ 3A loca-.d .. 100 ectlona, hOWtYef. the ptf• rior Cow\ Number 87.ae-menced to tranuct bUI• 1 Thia bualnan 11 COil-Newport Beach, CA 82660 .-r ,m.a. CMo C.-Orhle W..a. IOf'9I ,.....,...,,,. wfl ti. SS) You muat MNe an tn-""' under tht flc:1ltlous Suet,.. .. Name PUBLIC NOTICE with the ~ty Ct~k 0~ ducted by: an lndMdual with Qn.S-Beer l Wine,
I Is ,_... ttlM It the ~O. Boa 131, S..U Ana. requlrtd to ~ nolCe to cb-.ed copy of the claim Bualneu Nam•(•) lllled Stet•1!'9nt °'~ nty on arc Th• reg111r1nt(1) com-&ting Pt.-ilcel'IM
llN ol .... et. ~ CA t2102-oe31. ~ Ptr90N un6Ma on the Olttrict Attorney or a~ on: March 1 • 1992 Tlie Foll0W1ng ptm>ns l'lctlttou• 3• 1 mtnttd to 1tansect busJ. pub 11 • h • d N • w po r 1 bid fM/11 be .... f\11\ the If 'YOU 08J£CT TO et. they heW waiv.d nolCe cw OJ.-ioe County (At\n' VteW C...o Danielian, Prasldtnt art doing bU1lnt11 IS: huneM Name FSl3704 ntH under the ActthOUI Beach-G<>ata Mesa Ody toelll ....... ,.,_.di& gr9t'lllng Of the pe11Uon, you conMlieed tD fM "'°"°Nd L Hilt. Deputy D!.lric:t Al· Thi• ltattmtnl WIS filed REGENCY PROPERTIES, St•t9M9nt Published Ntwpott Beach· Builnua Nemt(s) llslid Piiaf April 8, '992
Diii: 11'71• lhould 1P9Nt et et. hMr· Kllon.) The Independent 1omey; at ?00-CMc CM!t• with the County Clelk Of LP.. 1SSS South Coatl Tn. Fonowlng PtflON Cost1 MtH Dally Pilot aboYt on: March 6. 1992 1111133
T.D. 1mWtC8 COii-"'I Ind ..... yout Ob-"""""'*"'°" aMlortry ... Orhle West, Senta Ma. CA Of'Mae County on March ~-~· lagunl Beadl, att doing bullntst as: Match 18, 25, Apfll I, e. 1<Mtn Q. Mdtft
Nlff •MW,....._ ==: °' .. wrtlWI • ti. granted W-. an '"*· 92101 wf1hln ten (tO) dava 3, 1902 ...... •f. J9 ~1 Cot hi Com-COOK AND RICE. a>A'S, 1992 Thi• atatement -a• filtd s ELL :.._.. 0&-a.......:: ~ the court I» Ht9d penon ... en ob-Of the fttlng of tht claim ln '523913 .... . . IC I 3090 Briltol SlfMI. Swt• W~71 With .,,. County Cltflt of ., ._ "' ~ fM NWtng. Y041 • ~ to the pdon tnd the Supetfor Couft/CMI Of. Fredtl1ck B. Salnick, 190 pany, an Aluona corporW. 110. Costa Mesa. Calif. Orange Counry on Maren
AHl•t .. t IMr•tary, ,_..,a~ lltOWI oood C*IM -the ~ Newpor1 Ctnltf Orivt, Firs ton, 533 Cout ~d 82629 PUBLIC NOTICE 10, 1992 your home Mt ..... L8'wle St., or bv ,.out • CCMMt ~ noC grWll the 1'llt failure to tlmtly tut Floor. Newport Beach, ~h, Le Jolle, Calif. l.aufa 8. Coolt. 120a Metz FU4479 h'ough classified
Ora1t1e, CA el818 II' \'OU AM A eulNlrily. Ind MC\lft • v«ifled c:lalm Calf t2e80 Thi 1 b lntll 11 con-SINet. Long 8"ch. Ce.lit. FlcUtloue Publlshtd Newport Btach-i;:=======~ (7141 ...,.700 or a coillngenl cr.-ot ol A HEARIHO on the .,.. stetlng .,, lntereat In ~ ~ ...__..... Belich-1 us eoeoe austn..e Meme Costa at•H Deity ,11o1 • A.VMAAL, Tlt! D · 1Mdec1111d.youmu1C .. lion ...... held on APRtl PfoC*1Y In the Supe41ot ·---· dueled by:. limlttd plll1• Teri B. Ric•. 2\2 W. StatlftMnt ·~.. • 1S. ~CTED OPENtNO 81D Yo" delrft wtttl "-cowt 23. 1992 al f:45 ,,M. In CCM1 -.. relUft In the Coate M... Dally Pilot nt1$T hp I l ( ) Avt nld• Ge vlota, San The following ptraont Mar1""'2c:h 25, ....,. .. 1, • y MCI ma1 • ~ to the per· Dtpl. 3A loca1td • 100 orooeny being dtdared °' M•c:h 18, 25, April 1. 8, ht rag 1 rent • com-Clement•. a.If. 92972 .,. ®loo ~t as: -
MAY • 08TAMD I 90fwl .. ~ .• all4c 0... ~ w-. O,.ct9'9d tofteil '° tt1e Stu 1992 mtneed to trsnsect bu9I-Thia bualneu la con-NEW HORIZONS INTfR, W·l02 ~ ~ ~~ POlf*d bv .,. court~ S..... Ana. CA 1210T01. Of Callfomla Ind •trfb. W-'>7b ~.~.,N~~(•Fk1) ::: <Ncted by: • 98f*al perts NATlONAL. 2114 w. Oceen PUILIC NOTICE ING•~,__,., blr ~ "°"',... -• YOU OBJECT the IAed puraUMt to the prowl. u nershlp Ftonl N•wpon BHch,
OM ntl DAY IEfORI! TH£ oC tint llMllnce oC .....,. ~ Clf ttie peWon, you elor'9 of HMtlh and $att.y PUIUC NOTICE =-L.~~~ !!!,1 1ht regl11re nt(1) com. ca.it. 92M3 ---"°'-"-.._----PAC..C NW SAIZ! (1141 ......,, or •~In MCtlon t100 ~ appeer .. IM hilt-Code SectkW1 1'48 with-PloUU.U. Thi tat tMnt -!;°'filed ~ to trlnUCt bull-.i.g 1tnwar Singh Grewell, a...-ee ...... •• •MONAL PAM ,.11) 127~ ol IMI Clllomla PrObele ltlO MCI ..... ~ • out ~ notice Of he.,. 1 1 t ol ntU undtf the Flctllioul 1998t Ftlciitt Ln.. ~ S
"'" T.C 4 .. n ~ The lmt tot ... a=: ot .. -""" • Ina. ........_ .._ With the~ ~'T-.'!rctt Bualne.. Name(•) hied ion Belch, Celt. 92Me The f, • ....._.. ~ • Mot1I#)'
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•Sharp 2'Br 1811 ~· 2 hme, .garage, frplc, pJt d 3BR 21R 1• l/p p lBR w/pC>OI. s575-+-SPACIOUS 1BR 1mat1 COST' M'0 SA E I 9d ·~
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cpVpOl, no pel1 $1000 pbol a. !Pa. 1ec 1y1.. lhop• 1900 7so:.1875 copt o .c . houilng. ' · : w/d hk-up1, garao-. lranci, own bath a, condo, 2BR 2BA, enc COSTA MESA 1024 + utll. Agt. !13~5 . Bio B•ck ••v Twn-s·18SO-:---Agt. 842-334-<t 1875/MO Yrty S750/mo + Neu-own kllchen • area. gar. S..7!1 -+-\.t utiVdef>.
WHOM SI hm• 3BR 3B• + loft. Clo1e to, Beach. l1rge 2284 MAPL& rlty depo1lt. 311\'t: Pool. 5350/mo In· ll=•~·~·~"~"~'~·~·~-"-,""~2C:,.8 NE E .! pYI yd. end uolt, v•· SteDl·TO Sand 3&, W/D, 1tudy, den, CENTAUR MGMT · .:Mth S!rMt. 845-&431 cludit utJlhln. Oen-N• t..tg uec •ulle, bcl'I, BUILDER'S caot, gorgeou1 $1300. YaAt.LY 3BR 2BA"' gar.. patio. lrplc, 51750 642·2288 or 831·2725 •Hr •ch Lg >BR >Ba, iTEPi TO UNO nl•, 646-7047 Eve--pool, tennleJipvt -•.
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CLEAN s1400-s11001mo Large 1BA, W/O. 11or-l.JE'~'~~~]~~·~!'.!.1~~'"~'"~·~·~·~·~11~1~o~J~u~no~•;•~·1 ~~mR;;;;;;:;'~g M•"' •••• ...,....-2Ba. C•rport, lndry, I 2BR 1BA 1m back gs o P• I · --... ·~ Only 1 Left!! s1 000/mo. can berore 3eA + lam rm + Villa Renta I •ge, gar, den, patio, yrd. gas w/d hk-up. 854-2924 Of 857-1778 11200/mo. 873-M07
J.R ,300 h 9:30•m or aner &pm 1tudy, lrplc. Quiet cul-87•4912 oew paint, cioH to WESTCLIF1' li50 FEMALE oon-smoker • . over sq. . d ._..., ..,. beach, 1850• 67s-5352 No pe1s. $735/mo CL&AN 28" 1BA, kitchen & teundry
Bullder will coop•rate'lc;;&;;;;;i0~7~5~·2~8~4~7i;-eo;;I.~·~·~·~'~· ~LO~":i"~·~·~·=··:.::~1:::========1 ~~~t-i~:;J;:~;;.~1;~6~•~5-~t~6~J;t~•;,•~3~p~m;,.;;;;;1 quiet cukt•uc, pool, 2BR, 2BA. frplc, pool prlv .• cttlld OK. w/flnanclng. ICharmlog 2BR 2ea col-mo. Agl 6~1557 Studio, S min to ocean, , cable. S650fmo -+-648-3879 °' f50.9022 ll31·9011 aftflf7pm
1348,000 tagel Fireplace, lndry. Mesa Verde Beairtv 1 yr1 oew, cleao, 1pa-E •Ide trlpl• spac\ou1 5850 sec. 897-6939 1 taa ftutland M
Open S•t/Sun 1-5 -gsr. walk to beachl "'' Westclfff·Twnhome clou•, huge balcony, iunny 2Br, now carpt/ .
2113 V•ll•¥" Rd $1325/mo. 96().{1483 3Br 2Ba. $149$/mo. 28r tY.tBa. new car-$850. 640-56&4 Bkr decor, patio, lndry l'lk· Nf:WP(lll I
042·8&&4 548-3959 II S.!-i';;-a,;;c;o.;::2eiR 1~· ~"·~·;o~u~l~··~·~'~"~"~'=·-~~I Light & airy 2BR 1 Ba pet/paiot. S895 tt-iru Sunoy •P•CIOUI 2BR ---==~---1 up1trs. vauUed cell-$950. '1728 Bedford 1 B• upper. Deck, E.Slde. clean 1BR 2710 GANNET DR lng1, Ilka new ba1h1, Laoa. !fffw!5107 Of lodry, gar. walk to bch w/gar. $650/mo.
4BA, 2BA. trg lam rm. lndry lac. 1 blk so ot 310-596-4770 X 205 ·$1 150/mo. D60-6483 722-6711 Before 10 or
1111ge crnr lo t w/park· P0C0Hhll 101.• 2050 '.":.•,· 0' s0t08 ••DUPLEX 2Br 2Ba, etter 5 ..
Uke yard. $349,000. • a a bl k I L I 18R
M I 0 I Mo ••• ' •31 ... 20• g r ge, oc o ove l' Courtyard ust ,ee wner Agt. beach s 1200/ o \ G
979-5099 Remu SC Rttr1 ' • (8i8)359-453~ • •love In Special! ::J:i1~1. ~~· =j M••• Verd• Baautl!ul •Lido Penlneul•• ... ,•-•Mg• "o• Special1I 842•5858 3BA 21hBA twnhm 1et .. ..._. .-In a quiet gorgeous 1 & 2BR Uolll from Detell• on "•ntal Lrg 1 Br ilogle.Je'<lel,
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try Club. Best unit gated community w/ bay view. 973.eo3 0 18R & 2BR 28A Ftarbot & 1--9th. Pel
lo a greal locellon. phone entry 1yslem. 710 Udo Park Dr. Pool, 1pa. ceble hkup welcome. $595 • $300
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2BR Apartment
2 Year• New
Avg $!137/mo
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(714)845-8122 •Nwpt Shn 3BR 2Ba, new, 2 people only. 845-1122 S *•••ch Vt Mlle, N1ar lfplc, locd yd w/pallol No pels. S900/mo. Mov•-ln pe c:.l•ll Hoag, 2BR :ZBA. newlf' _______ ;;;.,=======::;
Yrly $1200 Nt clbh•• 873·5098 Newer 2BR 2BA $850. crp!Jpnt 3 ar pool Nf;WPORT
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Houses/Condos
For Rent
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& 1enols. 973-8557 Pam, Agt a4 a..aeeo 1pa. sa90 46-e&38 a Bedroom. • B&d· Park·Settfng!! I ~"'.'.'~9~7~9'.:·.:'.3~8:'.48~~-1--;'jiiiiiiiiiliTiiin.:-I room delacried home. 4BR SBA. lam rm, gour-With oc1an a, Sun1e1I· •2BDRM $700* _.
Fireplace, double car met kll. 54.950. Avall views. Nice 2BR 2B1 Mov•ln Speclal1! •1BDRM $100* Mc' "IN ~i .. garage, lanced ysrd. ~/1/'a2. 31Q.<134+1348, S900. Chlld OK. No 2 & 3BR Towohorne1t "' "' -...
all maintenance Incl. Dock ev1ll., 50". 2BR 28• io-. Garagt. Peli. 831·8107 w Good locl 648-7387 Frig, dahwihr, •love r;:""'4"k:-!-~;--IEHTERPRfSES·' l· ... -;[•,.'g~ 545-0442 CUff Or. Oen ·, Bay frplc, pstlo are•. 309 Incl. No pet1 545-<11855 -~ .-_
YI-. Charming 1BR 32nd St. $1050/mo, ST SEE! -2er;-if]Slif.'i'"btk beacl'I, · £'$ CD
T h y1arty. Call GSO-Q388 •Do..you·need--tg---ct9an· $ 2 d00f1 b o• ~I ~ FEATUR wn •e-ityle. 3Br • Iott, 1\.tBA. 11250/ 2bl' 1ba? Garage.-oew 200 OFFf-•Y· r t 1 9:! :::i_ 2 ....,B•. encl garage, mo no pot• 531-6359 ---0 opor. Yrty l•e $1065. ..... ~ W/O hkup•, pool .. . ~ Cpt, orw. atorage. Beaullful ' A townho-218 211t St. 838·2951 . BAYFROHT ~ ~ ~
.to I H rbo Wood $750 No Pe! 540-2e95 mes. Frplc. OfW ,,1.,,,-,,=..-""',.,..==.,-•• < 1pa. 70 mo + I r I p111o, lodry rm, up· BLUFFS :ZBr ·2\o'iBa, -; -•
S350 dep. 2233 Fair-Townhome s1ep• to •Lg 3Br 2Ba, lrplc, g•od ... $750/-. 1300 1q tt, 2-c•r "'" AND BIG CANYON ~ 3 ~Rd 548·7001 Nwpt Cntr. 2Br 1Ba. ••New 2Br 2Ba, w11h P•tlo. lg Clo••ts, dbl 238 .avoCAoo Avail !\OW. No pet1. ' 5·: ~
$1150 Bkr 540-58841 rm, •P•· ocean1IC1 ol i'r, new crpt & paint, CENTAUR MGMT $1125/l!IO__,_ 67~~ • • -COUNTRY CLUB '° -V l:.~2;;8;;R"o~"~pl~o~.-:0~;::::,~,~.~V;j~L::.;_:.::_~::...:~3;9~~.;9~I PCHI Parking. $1300/ 1170Nopets040-:Z495 ·8412·2288 of"l31-2125 Co"' Studio Cotta;•"' ·1•,1 LIVING IN ~
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3BA 2Ba, garage. 1pa, hkup1, lg yd se:zs block lo beach trplc • l'IOUll, garage. No NEW den •. SGsl:i Incl utll. i4 ,.. 5·
fireplace. 121 Op•I Mu1t Seel 6'7-75'0 patio w/em ;,ceari •Ch9rmlng 3BR 2Ba, pell. ON-.llrMI prkog. 2BR 2Ba, pYI gsrsge, 542-3871. ' ',, ~ NEWPORT BEACH
$ t 200/mo yaarly. •E./Slde Condo 2BR • v I ew , I 1 3 0 Ol mo woodburolog trplc, 2 s7351mo. 2*2299 • washer/dryer. good l·L~l~Vi.E<'iA~T~T~H~E~B~,...=~c~Hd I [~~~~:~·~~:~==~::=~ l . 073·2008 2B1. frplc, gar. vacant vrlit E'<l••lwkeod•: car ger, want 1o bchl •LRG Cteso Studio w/ Co1ta "1eaa loc:atloo. Elegan1 1BR apt, 9ft 1 2 JI .. ------'---1 & ready! S945/mo. 494--7748 Oay1 elk $1350. CaH R•chelle/ full kitchen. Inell 1.1tU1. Move·ln Speclell cell, balcony rum or ' •1 DOllii ..,..lnoentl wtrtl ;·-USE RemllJI SC 6'2·9797 lor Judy: 833--3850 Jennllar e75-7'113 No pets. Otl-SI prkng. $975 714·650-8310 _unfUtn..1725.-ia-4"'3e:J ~C..,_... bar, ,
THE •Sherp E••t•ld•• Newport Cre" 3Br •Cule. Ccuy.--.&~ .HSOllTIQ :z41o-a2gg------SpaciOl.ll 1BR 181. MW Npt "'' Jlr 2 .. StOO ~ hoolnc>1. cenlrQil Olr and m -g < PILOT'S Oulat 3Br 2Ba,_ big 2-V,Ba,-trplc, wet r, ,echelor Ap1, 2 blk1 Ador1ble. 1ophl1lc11•d carpel, upgrades, ga-New cpt/palo1, yaullecl gQrOg9 with tidra ttiofog9, NA
CL.ASSlFIEO fndd-yl!~Clbfgar $f0Q5 2-car gar, poot/teonla. to bchl W/O. $550 1BR w/prly1te pallo. rage, p•tlo area $575 cell1. gar, no pet• rnolnNnolK:e hcMcMd. i Cl Pel? 842·0888 51950 1eas1. 54-<t-3049 87a.e989 Call eves $625. 5'6-908t. Call Kevtn. 851-042• 857·1778 or 760-1713 --. _,,,no_
SERVICE DIRECTORY
AIJJJITIONS
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• 110, 220, AH Ph11e•.
... LOWEST COST•• Quality work, reuon-
For quallly work. able rain. Uc'd , Call
Local. Uc"d Bond lne. •-"°=::bo=n~8~48-,;,.5~2~58~=-Rlck 753-3520 1-Complet• aervtoe
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REACH
THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
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Hl\'fJIH.OC>M
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POWER ELECTRIC
432-7900 a4 hre
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ff you're looking to repaint
It, retiiid it, replace it or
restore it, look in the Pilot
Clmsifteds hi ftnd the
setvica you' re looking for.
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760-0919
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and Independent! Send In a non·mumat>le
photo a1ong wtt11 s10.oo or Just a..,.._
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330 w. Illy St.
COS111 ~ CA 99697
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WORK 'TIL llOOI QUEEN bdrm Mt, coet FREE radlner chair, 3 12500 new, 12"/obo poi • good uphol, ndl ~ '::'\.:::: 145-23t0 btwn 1oa.ep apr1nga. l45-3etO
UN 259-1273 Tustin, IOLID OAK TWO "" cute ,.bblta Amt/ 6'9'3378 C.M . •-ooM S,... w/hUtch & food. To a ..... ..., • • good home, 11W1lh yard.
Fite f'ull/Ouean1lu Catol 546-7141. I '\11'1 O) :\1 I NI
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$10/aec:h, Mu• excel· 45 •• ~r °' •all. Nr loaded! 1 OWMI', ~2k
lent pM9f 71+4123. Bay l1land (Cova) D:7I0-0400. £ 644-4258
open Ma e7a-1M3
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TO 18 P'T• UNCO&.N '71
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'71 FORD VAii
AebUllt 351 VI, powet
steering , power
braltff, crulN control,
air cond. With ttllllef
hitch. EJtcetlent cond .
2 ownare. 13,500. 714/
894·8550 or 624-9229
~·----Y""• -Ntum? 90ld you ~ your com.
PERSONAL TAX
PR!PARATION
the atnglr'copy man-
eger. Prevtoua expert. enc. a plue but noe
r .. ulred, Ability to life 8 t ,000 Wlllw Stufftng
up to 25 lbe. Ab .. to anvetopea. Stan now.
work on a ftaxlbl• no exp, Fr .. auppllH
work IChedUS.. l..Otua & Into. No obllgatlon.
1·2·3 a plue. 20+ hra. Send S.A.S.E. to Uf•
bed. Mlrtored &
tlghtad headboard.
Drawar1, cablMta. Al·
moire Included. Excei.
tent condition. Must ... ,, $800 080
& AH I' hO:.! .->
••alty QrlMMI Plano Marcua Channel, S75. c ... ttn•ntal. 480
very nice condition, eso-a145 eng. rune good s1295lr--------.,
...
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the '" ,.uonab .. ? eOMf you rec.ive pet• aoNIUec:t MfVlce?
If you anewefed no to
any of lh••• que•·
tlon9. plea•• calt M•tc H. Orlmee 6 Compeny ....... 7
111 1SINI SS Ot t'I< 1-:
t 'I Ill ll~.~T .!71iH
Accurate, reaaonabfy
priced, confldanuar.
Evening and weatc9nd
appointment• (your
home or mine). lluf. Ml•• the tu.._,._ •flt• r:,u •re ...., titted o.
Reg. Tax Preparer ca11-..a. 457.1734
Mt-:MBt-:HSltll'S
.IO IH
842-8122
11850 (714)952·2231 ~~~--~....,,..--1 Must ... 1 &42-<>5e7 ***** 'The Hint Are Allft!' 10 Mlnut•• To Open 88 Ford E 150
With th. •aound of •••I 18' Power 1225
Mu.lo.• Comp•~• Mt mo & 34' Sall '400 45' New llras, big IS an-,., Sall narrow beam 01na, /!Ur cond1tlo,,.. of 8 •rt collector'• 1450 mo 782.2 881 •ae 300SDL C55k ml, Ing, Am/Fm etereo pet weatc depending time, 3206-C Eut Co--T-w-ln_bed __ de_•_k_n_lg_ht
on wortc toad, Contact lonlal Dr1v•. 31U.KK atand ,;,lrror..:11 for
Paul Jelley (714) 142· Orlando, FL. 32803 St7S. 83 ... 148 4333, Ext. 209
plat•• with acen•• Golf Clube: wood•. ---------i Immaculate concl1llon, casHtt•, Captain'\,
from the movie musl· Iron•. putter. bag, IALIOA COVE IUP cstm wn .. 11, loadadl 0 he Ir 1 , 1 • m I·
cal. ll••uttfull Still In wedge. 175. 841·"21. 1275/mo. 30 Ft. park· __ -12 __ 4_,ooo __ ._99_1_._1_9n__ conversion, •Ilda
--original boxn. never 1 1 door, 87k ml, good Leaal lecretarv Pteue be aware that dl1p1ayad. Asking no avail 50-8145 1118 SIOSEL condition, 1 owner
for NB Law Firm~ Must th• llstlno• In thl• cat· S250 tor the H I . ock Avalll Xlnt New· Anthracite gray/g,.y,
be vary proficient w/ agory may require you Please call Marla al port Location. L.ow excellent cond1tlon,
WP 5.1 & have at to call a 900 number •Neuttlue etomach 1542-4321 . ext. 308 profile ea,lboll pral"d Cantra wheals, CO
lea1t 3 yra exp. Salary In which thara Is a axarciHr $140• days, or 645·t933 under 40 lt.1575--4324. player, vole:• actlvatod
baaed on exp. Sand charge per minute. ($625 newt) 644-6294. ,_•_v_e_s_a_ft_e_r_5_:3_o_. __ phone, $34,500 or
17500 pp.
668·9271 or
1542-9504
raaume to:•u•b•um •-.-rt--d--T--1--* B • • u t I f u I tu 11 Slip to SO' S6K and Take over POR l••••t Approx f'or Sala: ••C Gold & Chakmak 5180 8 en tr ra neet Ouaan or MaJasty length opossum Classic NB area, pos-Paymant1I CaJI Judyl---------
1000 aq ft, Cann-v Cerd Ufatlma Mam· Campua Dr. NB 926e0 Needed. •am up to Palms, 5·8 faal tall. tur coat Aaverslbl• albl• liv•aboatd. Call 933.3950 Weekdays
Vlltage rv Udo Jazz berahlp, no duas, 10% One Paraon Ofc. Fae· $150 dally, salary + $20 aa, potted. SH to ., raincoat with fur (714) 831-8480 '
Club. Vwy nice. Of. oft fOOd & beverage. to"' condlllona. TY"'-tlpe, full or part llma. appreciate. 674·9422. trim, European hoOks. 2 T .O. LEASES
VOLKSWAGON 92Jf>
Ilea, aalon, etudlo, Cell 723-4813 Ing·~ posting, prooll;-g 2 wk training, woman, Hardly worn. $950. ·90 300 E & 300 SE MOTORCYCLE
atore, 7 Or••t rat•. Nwpt Bch Country Club & •hipping. S3t-858S ma~;~~~22ian: 642·432t x 102. Owner ratocatlng
1977 V.W. llUO
Or l g ln al owner
(bought In Hunung1on
Beach) Near mint con·
diUon. New: tires, en·
gine, Interior, paint &
more. While. With tac·
tory 1unroof. A collac·
tor 's cart Asking
$4995, or best otter.
Call Rob F. 43Nt353 Clasi "A". Founding l·P"""/T ____________ , 89 B••ton Whal•r Won't last. 832·9337 •Beautllul lull length 15' "Ml1chlef", 70
Olllc•/Studlo Space. mambarahlp for •al• y lfl PUBLIC AUCTION grey Mink coal* good Yamaha, aeats !5, 91 '84 HONDA
SCOOTEH ~018
1850 eq n. CM/NB. 121,000.144-4234 tr tr WESTERN condition. (Large) Trailrlte $9250.673-1123 NIGHT HAWK StrMt frontage. '980/ Needed 1 morning par DATA.GRAPHICS $450. 723·4813
mo '"'"'8.e53l weak (Thureday). Avon 5-man "Rad•••I" A 1 Employment
Opportunities
TOYOTA 9210
• ~ Huntington Beach/•,..--------. 1551o.A Rockftetct alwd. Wholesale jewelery rep Great cond w/oars, an gear, Bell helm•I, --------~ " Irvine c• close out 10 75.., 14k good lire1, runs great. *•'87 Celle••* Fountain Valley area. • .. • -,.. pump, dodger, extra 28 756 11 $ 000 ('OMMHH'IAI.
l'HOl'FHTY 277H
EMl'I OYMl-.:-.iT ~>~.IU
Oood pay Include~ ..C-S I SAT. APRIL 11 • setting cz's •l\d other Hals, motor mnt, etc. • m H : 2 • · Bright red. 8lCCettent mileage. Must have In. 0 UtfOn 11 OO Jewelery. 87:S.7198 Ust: 51893, ~775 aac.
2
Call K11evln, 714/848-condition, AM/FM
reliable car and lneur-to your cleaning : a.m . Scott:n7-43431831 •9254 451 a ar 6pm. st~eo. AJC, Cruise,
Bob,
ee3-i403
RllTAIL Coat• M••• 440 E. 17th St. 1.85 10 ADMIN AaSIT Bright,
St.25 aQ tl. 715()..()730 capable person for
or 145-8523 growing Med Co. A•
anca. ca11 n.-. problems. JJ•llabl• NEW CAD CAM 1'11t Wheel, 54k m l,
ges-3030 ask tor Alta. and thorough EQJ ORAPHIC Duffy Eloctrlc Boat, new $7500. Call 646·9147 Homea/buslnassas IMAGING EQ. 18 11. 1h or l/• partner·
Cati Severin• ELECTRONICS CO. BLACK LACQUER ship avail. Incl 2 yrs
946-7044 (2) BARCO Monitors/ elght·lool conference slip & membership Qi Real Estate's Best! Automobiles
MISC AUTO 924:)
Dune Buggy, tow bar,
many extras street
licensed, A1 Cond.
$1850. 675·1358 INIHJSTtUAL 2788
New Building!
t .000 aq. ft., 20' cell.
loge, S795/mo.
2oeo Plttc•ntl• Av
Call M8·7001
400 2000,3800
Sq, A. 3975 Birch St.
Npc-9ch 54~032
Business &
Finance
Hl'Sl:'.;t'SS
t"OH SALE 2'100
E1tabllah'd local handy·
man bu1ln••• for
••I• Truclc/aqu1p/ofc/
cltent llat. 721·9135
aume to: 4301 Birch
St, Sta 3, N.B. 92660
Actvertlslng
INSIDE SALES
Th• D•llv Piiot
w"antly hH a full
time Inside aales po-
altlon avallable In
the Cluslflad Advar·
Jl.IJoo-Oapartment.
II you can bring us
aome aalH axparl·
enca, a poaltlva
Phone voJce, high
energy, typing akllle
and persl1tanca we
wW provide you with
a frlandly atmo•
phara, room 10 grow
and the training to
make you euccan·
tut.
Ae•nteJLo•n R•pe
Earn $3,000 mo + In
ADD IT I 0 N o 11----------1
comm'• to 100% +
Tmgl FT/PT. Call Mr.
Khan H2.o.H
RiCEPTIONtiT Ex·
parlal'lcad, quallflad
tor Aoonng Co. Top
pay. can 657-4040
Aacraatlon
UFIQUAAD
Merchandise
ANTIQUES 0010
GE Stove/oven, ... to
ballaval Mint c:ond
$150. 831.8355
Temporary for Easler Oek wesh stend• (2)
WMk, Aprll tt-19, 10 white/grey marble top
A.M.-6 P.M. {Weather & 1ptash. drwra, d,..
permitting), Requires $4SO.e. 957·1429
Sr. lftasavlng and CPR OP•NINO UPSCALE
canlllcaUon. N • • • MA L L ••••
a.lbba ••Y Club DEAL.El'S WANTED 714/645-SOOO, axt. 521 Prima Loe. 723-422.9
RENTAL AGENT APt'LlANCF.S 80 I I
To handle walk~n rental busln••• for Eleotrto Mayteg
Harbor Ara•'• olde•t Dryer S80/obo. 845·
real Htat• firm. Muasl 2310 btwn 10am·6pm
CAL ABCO Adaptor/ table, elghl exquisite Newpt Dunes. S20k+
CATHI 4000 Fiim Re-hlgh·back paperclip value, 1h lnterest:S9k,
corder/CATHI Modulo/ chairs 5900/obo l/• Int: Sl5k. 721-8808.
QATAINOVATION Film Black 'desk, three:
Racorder/(2) ERIS drawer file cabinet,
Color Video Faxes/ $150 Call 760-1522 GRAFPOINT 4200 IBM 1---· ____ ......... _
Soltware/I MGRAF Exec. desk, 72 x 36. 2
Controlboard, Solt· credenzas, 2 secretary
ware/(5) KMW Vector desks with return.
Pr ocessor a /( 1 7) Sl 25 for all. 646·6566
SAIL BOATS 7014
•Claulo '39 Coast
AhodH 33. Hulll10,
new mast, lots of sells
Very last. Slip avail.
Best otter. 832·8295.
KURTA Digitizer~. (35) eeo Mlee1(61 P.IXEL·
WORKS Cad r CarTf
Hardware/(22) Trac
Ball Cursor Controls/
(102 VBS BEACON 5
Software Pkgs./Lasar
Printers/SONY PAO·
MAVIC Video lmager/
(9) VBS ;t 5 Software
SysJ ('1)VBS Pro Pie
Postscri pt Software
Sy1J (2) RICO Color
ScannefS/(2) Data
ScannarsfALL NEW
INVENTORY! 642-5678
JAGUAR 910:)
BAUER JAGUAR
ORANGE COUNTY'S
#1 DEALER IN
MARCH. Vls1l us and
find OUI Why!
971·2002
TRUCKS 9220
1989 FORD F3SO
Dually. Lariat ex·
tended cab. WhllG.
32,000 miles. Bed
liner, chroma wheels,
9ood tires, excellent
condlllonl 4150 V-8.
Book value: S17t0o0.
Must sell $.15 000
OB0.849-0180
SELL
your used vehicle
through classified &42·5878.
Wben you're tuned Into cl111llled
you·.,. tuned Into yaur coin11u11ty.
~.11111
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF ~
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
East· West
deals.
vulnerable. North
BUSINESS
OPl'OHTllNITY 2904
To join our team,
aand your resume or
coma In and 1111 out an appllcatlon.
DAILY PILOT
ha\/a Calif. R.E. 11-Grandma's Aafrlg, 22
canH and b• w1lllng cu n ald•·by·llda, tur.1--------------.,......,.-------:-------1
to work weekend•. quolH St80. 721·1414 Call Mr. Ring
ASHMAN CO.
(510t 256-8111
CA. Lie. 1 370 NORTH
t AKQ743
7~2
With square distribution. though,
especially with stoppers in the other
su1t.s. 1t can sometimes be nght to
elect to play in ao trump, 1ince the
long major will be a source of tricks.
South chose that course on today's
hand. with happy result.a Four
spades ~ust go down as the cards
lie; thrtt no trump has a chance.
GREEN
OPPORTUNITY
Raca1alon proofl
N-MLM company.
Environmentally HI•
houS.hold products.
Minim el 1,,..
vutment.($.30)
You cen meke •
dlff•r•nc•I
Calf as 'I 08428
PAY PHONE Roule
For Sala. Poulbl•
$1 .~ WMkly Cash
lnc:om• 1-800-741~ t 1
CRt:DIT 2H07
330. W ••Y St.
Coet• M•••• CA 928~7
Attn1 Cl~eelfted
Menae-r
AUTO Detail Mgr, Clean
cut, good OMV, good
ha.rd WC>fklog atllluda
a plusl 548-1901
HARBOR REAL TY
173-4400
Restaurant
COCKTAIL WAITRESS
,Exporlancad ONLY. 32
Washar/Dryar, $145 ea.
Ol ahwashar $125,
frlga. 846-5848
wa1har1/dry•r• from
$125 ...
831-8385
FUHNITUHE 6014
hra/Wk, evenlogs and 7 h aofa, earth lonee,
waakanda. excellent condition
Carriers Wanted ••Ibo• ••v Club seo. 847-34&8. PV
~Earn ainrl money. D• 714/84S-SOOO. ext. 521 China Cabinet: Century;
liver th• Hunt.lngton BookkH-r PIT walnut. glass shall/ BHch/Fountaln Valley -door•. llghted. Ora·
Independent Thur•· FOf bu1y Nwpt Beach matlc $1300. 531·t607
d•Y• early morning R.E. ore. Proparly1---,....-~----~ houra. No coflecllone Mgmt & computer exp Dining Rm tabla w/8
lnvofved. Nffd to be needed . Flaxlbl• Queen Anne ci'lrs, 2
evallabl• WedMsdays hours. $1 O/Hr, Call laavH, good cndtn
from aPM to Thur• Pam e78-4e30 $700 obo 944-9871
daye 3AM. Valid CA. -T--...,-~-----Dining room tabla w/2 Credit Repair DL" aod insurance a llC leaves & 8 matchlog
Fffe from lt49. TUm must. 714/642-4333, ECE Unite req'd . l :8 chairs. Good cond.
yovr credit around for Ex1 209, ratio, F{f 14M318 1300. 845-8493
the IO'e, Call the ••· ••TIM.ATER EJtparlo KlNOSIZE WAT'ERBED •
ii.t\:l·:~;TJ\~I;!'~ f
Ol'l'lllt TUNll 'r :lllUM
~. •••~nM. encad, quallned for TELruaaKET(MQ No-wave mattre11. ln-
Roonng Co. Top pay. .._..,.., n ctudea frame & head·
NEW Pfoduct patented,
manulactd,.d & pack·
aged. Need capital.
tM 7-6694 anytime
MONt-;Y
'I 0 LOAN :.?HI -I
VENTURE CAPITAL
SOURCES
71 .... 9-0S40 t
i\N:\lll''\;( .. MEN rs
2!f20
IUYQREENI
Help keep our world ot•en and er.en All
NEW erwtronm.ntally
1ound l'lou••hold
ptoducts. Not ava1lo
able In ator••· Com· ~tltlv.ty Pflced, You CAM rnalr.e a d11fat9nC9I
llt-M28
1 osr t\i
t I >l I NI> .! • 1 :.! ~>
f'ound Shephatd Ilk•
dog In the ,.In,
Appn)Xltnalaly 3 Ot 4
yna. old. m.... v-v
trlendly. Vicinity or
RoMmary Place. CM.
145-t7H
L.OST 4/t Mariner"
Dover. t O yr old
bionc:uv.ttow •lend«
mlHd L.ab/Oolll•.
Mme TAOV. U&-1441
Of ... 2.()104.
LOST CAT 3/2.2.CdM, Narcl98U9. L.rg m ....
orano•IW"lta, name
Cur. Had oollar a la9 when he d&Npp.etad.
........ 70. Of :MM1IO ... a. cleye.
I.OST dOO· KJttybtOOtC/ 8ak•. bllllwNte mix.
loOU -· ..... 11 RIWMO. 840.a1IO.
f'ff("()"\i\I I
.... I II \ 11 I '· '"' I ' I
TALK II PRIVATll 140CMICM009
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CatrSalfy, S!T-4040 board. Good condl· PtLOT~CLAaSlfflED Looking 1°' anthu-tlonl Onty s200. Call
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Dci~ Not Class"8ds. K my items 5sted in
your page sde ad '-'t sel, we 'H run
those tlSfed items (under mechcnise)
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You don't have to be a gnat
mathematician to be a good bridge
player. However, 10me knowledge of
the probabilities it a 41M qua non
for choosing the corttet line.
Usually, when you have found an
eight·card or better major-auit fit,
you n~ look no further for the
strain in which to play the hand.
Against three no trump West led
11 low heart and the defenders took
thdirstfour tricks u ·you discarded
a club from both your hand and
dummy West then ahift.ed to a dia·
mond. How would you proceed?
There att two lines. One it to
hope spades are 2·2. in wt\Jch cue
the thud spade would be an entry to
the cloaed hand and declarer would
.score ai.x spades, two diamonds and
a dub. The other is to presume
spades are 3· 1 and overtake the king
of diamonds to rely on the dub fi
nesse. Which method of play shouJd
you adopt?
The chances of an even spade
bruk an about 40 percent. while
the club rlMSN will work half the
time. h 's not even clbae Overtake
the king of diamonds with the ace
and lead 1 club to the J•ck. When-
that work , you're home. Justice bu
triumphed.
Must have
dependable trail,sportation
and liability insurance.
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Youth . '
J
• e itc in
Costa Mesa High School. 2650 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa, CA 92626
This is being written in re-
bunal to an editorial written by
Mr. Phat X. Chic~ a fellow
member of the Costa Mesa High
School Hitching Pos't staff,
published in the Daily Pilot's
Youth Page on March 10. In his
editorial, Mr. Chiem espouses
the belief that a fetus docs not
" ... constitutea whole, independ-
·ent life ... " until he or she has
physically separateP from their
mother. I would like to taJcc this
opportunity to present a differ-
ent viewpoint. :.
Mr. Chiem states in his
article that a fetu s does no( have
life because: "the fetus depends
upon the mother for survival.
No matter that the newborn still
depends upon its mother to
continue life outside the body-
it is a separate entity unto itself
as a newborn ." This point is
shaky at best, when approached
from 'a different point of view .
After all. the only difference in
the child 15 minutes prior to
birth and 15 min utes following
birth is a couple of feet in the
delivery room. The child is just
as dependent as it was a half-
hou r ago. It possesses every-
thing it will have in later life,
except teeth and experiences.
Would anyone be willing
to kill a child fi ve minutes after
their birth ? Certainly not! Yet
so many arc ready, willing, and,
sadly, enough able to take the
life of an unborn child , who will
by Clay Stockton
soon take the natural course that
nature, God, or whatever pow-
ers ttlat be, have planned out for
it, and be born.
A question I would like to
ask Mr. Chiem to answer is,
why do mothers-to-be who cx-
pericn~ a miscarriage mourn?
No one cries for the loss of a
mere jumble of cells, like an ant
or a snail caught underfoot.
Perhaps they Tccognizc the fact
that a hum4n·life has been t6st.
They rcalizethat they will never
be allowed to hear that cfiild say
their name, sec them walk, or
kn()W the love which that child
would f cel for them.
Mr. Chiem consistently
brings up the point that a fetus is
d\!pendcnt upon their mother for
survival, thus disqualifying "it"
for inclusion in the ever-nar-
rowing definition of life. Are
not many others in th~ same
situation of dependence? If-in-
dependent surviva1 is criteria for
the ri ght to (or, these days, privi-
lege of) life, ther:e are thousands
of homeless, mentally ill, ph ysi-
call y challenged, and financiall y
strapped who are candidates for
''surgical termination." Are not
many patients in Intensive Care
Un its dependent upon machines
for their life? Should they too
be killed? Or have we learned
that, in the natural order of
things, given time~they will gain
independence again? Obvi-
ously, Mr. Chiem 's "depend-
Should past use of drugs by a
Presidential Candidate Effect his _Cam paign
Poll by Dannell Buckingham and Article by Edison Leung
Photos by Mike Au~ and RichardSalcido
In recent years, many
people who ha ve sought high
offices in the government also
admitted to expenmenting wtth
drug, namely marij una. It wasn't
Jong ago that the nation was in
an uproar when Suprerne Court
nominee Al an Ginsberg admit-
tedto the Senate Judicary com-
mittee that he once smoked
marijuna. Now in Lhe Presiden-
tial Primaries of 1992, de-
mocractic frontrunner Bill Cl in-
Jessica Davis
Senior
Yes and no. Yes. bccau e
I believe that the job of presi-
dent entails good decision
malcina skills. A president's
judgement may not be the btst if
he was unwise enough to take
dru&s. No. because no one
hould be persecuted for past
ctions that occurred.
' ,,
ton of Arkansas has admitted he
also smoked marijuna.
Unlike the Ginsberg
controvery a few year ago,
people are not as critical of Cl in-;
ton for his "experimentation
with marijiuna,'' the public in
general seems to accept. or less
critical the idea that many from
the 60's experimented with
drugs. like Clinton and how. in
reflection, Gin sberg.
But stil I there is a stigma
Mike Murphy
Principal
I don't think a lot of what
we (as individuals] do should
effect our chances. The media
ha a tendency to blow thinas
out of proportion. A person
hould be judged by his hean,
merit and ethical character.
What ihey intend to dO for the
people is important
.... .
around people who use drugs.
Ginsberg will always be known
as "that Supreme Court nomi-
nee who used drugs." His
admittance torpedoed his nomi·
nation.
Even wu!J .the mere accp-
tence of drug use. Bill Clinton is
stained, though slightly, with
his admittance of drug use. If
his revolation will injur his
chance at the Pre identcy, as the
cliche goes. "only time will tell?"
Anne Johnston
Senior
Considering the time pe-
riod that the candidates of th is
time would have grown up, J
don't bchevc it should have any
effect upon their chances. What
they did durin1 their childten-
hood does not reflect on how
1ood of a person or president
they would make.
'
nations? Atewediscnchantcd
"If we are to survive a nation, ;::::r.=::!~:
h Id I ing but bicker in thO house and We, 8S VOterS, ffiUSt 0 OUT e-the Senate. Perhaps we ur-
·1 · ·bl '' gently requite a tbUd or iflde,. g1 a tors responst e. pendent party to •tirvoter en-
I am about to become a
college f rcshman io this cru-
cial presidential year of 1992. l
am not eligible to register as a,
vot~r. I wish I wero and I h91X!
all my contemporary students
think as I do.
1 am appalled at the apa-
thy for the American voter. On
every side, I hear: lamenration
about the economy and the high
level of unemployment.
Balancing the budget h,;ts
become a national joke. Only
the other day, one of our dedi-
cated politicians made light of
the national debt saying "It may
be three trillion, but after all we
~re lucky we only owe ir to
ourselves."
Despite all of this turmoil,
the American voter continues
to siton his or her hand s. A sig~
-nificant percentage of people
are not even registered to vote.
And those that are. turnout in
pathetically low numbers, even
~ .
in presidential elections ClS re-
,.
Joanne Sbimpock
Can:cr Advisor
Only if he lied about it.
The circumstances arc impor-
. tant. There is no1eJ•l justifica-
tion for tryina or u in1 meaal
druas. If you are a ca.ndidiae
you are 1oin1 to be expecled to.
be placed under lhc microscope,
and every1hin1 you have done
in your past will be looked at
thusiasm.
vealed by the statistics of the There may be indications
past 12 years. CAiifornia is no thauomcthinglikethiaisabout
exception in this respect. In a to happen. H. Ross Perot. the
recent local election, only 2~ dynamicTexasbillionaire,has
of.the tC.£.ister~ voters howed .stated he will run for thc.picsi·
up at the polls. ~ncy . if, after c~king out
J f we are to survive as a vdtcr opinions, he finds he can
nation, we. as voters, must hold command significant support
our legislators responsible. We in ta11 fifty states.
can do this most effectively by Such a person may well
exercising our voting privileges be the catalyst to croe.te the
and writing our legislators as to necessary groundswellofvocer
how we think. There is no ex· interest that we so badly need.
cuse for not doing so, as most Let us hope that such an event
newspapers print the appropri-will happen.
ate names of our legislators on a So as a tyro in the politi·
regular basis. cal field, I beseech all to use
We are all aware of rhe
imp'1ct of a ground swell of
voters can have on any issue.
But we; f USt not forget that the
whole is composed of individ·
ual voters. One vote on more
than one occasion has decided
some very imponant matters.
Why then arc we Ameri·
cans such apathetic voters ~s
compared with other leading
•
.
Patty Baldwin
Junior
the vorer franchise. Become
involved and as a nation we
will thrive.
Perhaps the Sword ofDa·
mocles is hanging over us. but
the power of the b&ll0t box
allied to the written and spo-
ken w6rd will in the long run
always prevail over the pie·
dominant forces or wealth,
might and privilege.
Heather Roblnton
Sophmore
I don't thin& it (the use of No, because trying thinas
d.rUgs] should have an effect. (such udrugs) is a leamina ex·
The majority of the people tty perience, and if the presidential
druas. so there's nothin& wron1 candidates 10 though life wor·
with it. Drup are bad, but u ryina about what people will
tons u he <lidn't use them after think and feel about them. then
he tried them its eKCusable. they (the candidates] will never
Nobody's perfect. everyon understand the American
makes millake. ' people. r ,