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Home My WebLink About1992-04-14 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 I Ill! PllUI CUll~UlllCI' l111k 11 Most ~ed question at Newport 25 cent• City postpones Hoag Hospital decision ~Council ends public testimony on much-debated expansion plan. after Planning Commission approval and two cou ncil hearings on the plan, South Coast Air Quality Management officials recommended a number of additional steps, including various tests and samples, and concluded funher analysis is necessary before the environmental repon can be approved. By lrts Yokoi Siii! .... NEWPORT BEACH -After three public hearings on the Hoag Hospital Master Plan, the City Council on Monday night finished taking public testimony and made a list of about a dozen issues to 'otOte on at the Ma~ 11 m~ting. Among the; items scheduled for a straw vote by the Council are: •Whether l to acc:ept a development A friend in need · Below, Newport Beach police officer Steve Burdette, left, along with animal control officers Mike Teague and Jamye Rogers _ assist a young sea lion that appeared stranded on top · of the 28th Street jetty '.. Monday morning. "He was just resting himself on the rocks," Rogers said after the baby sea lion, at right, returned to the sea. agreement with the hospital and for how long; •Whether the intensive-care unit should be expanded on the west side of the hospital; • How high to allow the buildings to be built on the lower Ca.mpus off West Coast Highway; • Whether a three-acre wetlands . area off West Coast Highway should be k.ept as is or replaced elsewhere; •And, whether the hospital should be required to give the city $250,000 for rec- reational improvement projects in the city. Part of the reason the council post· poned action until May 11 was to provide city planners time to conduct additional field studies and respond to concerns raised by regional air quality officials about hazardous gas mitigation on the hospital property. City planners and Hoag officials con- tend that the an qualil) officials simply arc reque<;ttng detai ls that the city can provide and clarify in meetings with dis· tnct staff In an eleventh-hour letter, submitted 'Hoag and city planner~ claim the mea- See HOAG,._,_ t ·oespite cuts, officials declare city's budget criSis getting worse ~Accordi ng to figures, budget projections for 1991 /92 fiscal year fell short by $3 .1 million. By Anna Cekola SU'I Wrur COSTA ~1ESA -Dc)pite drastic co~t-cutt1ng steps in the pa~t yeJr -including a 10· month hiring frccte -fan:incc officials said Monday th:n the city's budget cri~I) I). worsening. School board proceeds to slash budget By Russ Loar ·SWft V. "ler NEWPORT BEACH -At 5 p.m. today - two wed,) after school board members· began their que t to trim the district') nc:irly S90 m11l100 bud Newport-Mesa Unified School District tru)tces will move on to Page 2 .. According to the most recent figures. Lhc..city b~ct projec- t ions for the 1991/92 fiscal year fell short bv S3.1 million, \liith about $2.8 million or that from lost sal« ' tbc...l ~g~ ---1.-1--.-- .. . • 'I lr"-los ... _ NEWPORT BEAOf -School baud memben IODJ&bt wiU con- lldar CDlllO:lda.. tblir off-yeu tlectiOm witb · 91iMn1 elections, I mowe that woula. 18¥1 the Newport· Mal UnUled School District rouah· IJ 14S.OOO ud automatically extend tbl term ol all tnlllMI bJ one year. -You would.,. money but your ICbool ..... «Nld ... loll ill the 11aenl tllclioa bdJhoo," said lclaool · board Praklent Foncst Wener •• .,,.. poHdcal climate ia ,_. eo ., _... lhl r-nt election .......... ...,. Tbe Ne~·Maa IChool district II OM OI G111J law C>nnp County DUbUc .._. ...,... &baa conalau. io I.aid • .,.... 1l1i:dom Lat,..... l.. .-ool dlltrtct .,.nt Ip-= 1111) --'° ldd IChool 111n-.. IN• Oa1J lboua half ., __ ._... ...... .., .. &ICllONll• 2 .. Although the Christmas bu)· ing season wasn't as bad as ear· lier expected, and :ictually im· proved over tne previous year at South Coast Plaza, ~les tax revenue during the fin:il quar· tcr of 1991 was still S percent lower than the same time last year, Finance Director Susan Temple said. But thanks to the city hiring freeze and the elimination of all non-essential spending, th e city has been able to S3\C about S:?.7 mil hon &his fiscal )Car, which leaves a $455,000 ~hort· fall. Temple said. If there \\3S any gooJ new to the city financial picture, 1t was that the $455,000 shortfall was about half of "hat city ot· fici:ils thought it would be Se\· era! months ago, Temple s:iid. "We were real happy about that," she s:ud. ··r think we're pretty much on target." In an effort to cut the $455,000 b) the end of June, fi- nance officials told the Ot)' · Council during a study ~ssion Monday that thC)' should con· tiquc the freezes on hiring and non-essential spending, in- cluding such things as travel ex· penses and the costs to replace old, yet ~till functioning equip- documcnt. "What an exerclSC in futility," said school board President Forrest Werner of the bo:ird's attempt to scrutinize the I-pound budget line by · line two \lieCks asc. "It's going to be very difficult for us to look through individual department budgets and sugge)t to those people where they should be cutting e"penditures." Instead, trustees "ill likely single out specific areas of concern and le3\C the bulk of line·b)·hne culling to See BOARD/la Piii ment. The late)t round of cuts comes on top of a S3.8 million reduction plan adopted b) the council cnrlicr this )Car to help balance the 1992193 r~l year budget in July. But with the continuing re· ces ion and proposed cuts in state fund ing. Temple expects the city will have to chop an· See BUDGET/Ill* ..... . . Creative ad agency's image sells itself. By Tony Cox ..... (..., S hawn Buckley isn't your typical ad aaency owner. For one thins. the Huntinaion Beach resident is only 28 yc111 old. For another, he n~r went to collcJC. He doesn't hobnob with his peen or enter a lot of contests in the prof cssion. He doc n't use bank loans. And you won't find a fancy leather couch or marble coffee table in his office. Buckley's Costa Mesa agency, Crcati\e Impact, has also been defying 1ndu try norm . While an estimated 200 Orange County advcrtisina and public rel:atioM aaencies have been dri~en out of bu ineu by the recc ion, Creative Impact ha grown teadil). In its first year in bu incs • 19 9, Crcati\e Impact con as1ed of Buckley and his older brother, Steve Dud.Icy, nnd posted ubout $250,000 in rc~nue . In 1990, the agency had nearly Sl million in billinss, and last )Cat, Creative lmp~ct had arown to five cmploytcs and SH AGENCY,._Po ---------------------------------------·------- · tocals Only MMagin1 Editor Slew Marble, 642-4321 -Streetwise Did You ·1mow? ·3 ~~. . ~.· _ :.. ._ Q: <Asked at TeWinkle Park 1n C~ Mesa) Cindy Gurr Costa Mesa A roonop ssat tor Bal Wsek "I think by legalizing drugs you're not recognizing the problem, and it would be condoning the behavior, only causing more .. problems." ntE !'-r'.WPOICT Bf.~ II • <U>iA Mt.M DailJPiloL VOL.88,N0.88 ,_,.._ ~~ ..... °""Y °""' f -l ff ~· l.w.I 11u,1111.~ . ...,...,..., °"9t1Mf ............. "--Ml llw lAfMll ..,.,,,_~ Robert Galent Santa Ana "I don't think it should be made lega l, and I'm off ended to hear that a judge, sworn to uphold laws, would make a declaration of that type. I think we need better enforcement of laws." . . Mark James Costa Mesa "I'm in favor of legalizing marijuana for medica l and recreational reasons, cocaine fo r medical but not for the streets. And if California legalizes drugs, people had better change thei r outlook on dru~. Tnere is too much paranoia on what drugs do instead do." Lisa Norman Costa Mesa "I think that if we legalize it, there would be a lot less crime, because there wouldn't be so much involved in obtaining it. If people want to do it, they Jrc going to do it anyway." Casey Jones Costa Mesa "I don't think it would be right. There is one drug already being abused, alcohol. There would be no good to come out of it." How to reach us at The Pilot Circulation Or~nge County 6_.2"'4333 Adwrtltlng o~~sified 642-5678 01~p1~y 642 ... 321 tdltorial N~ 540·1224 SPotts 642·4330 ~. ports fax 646·4 170 MAfn <>Mee Ofh~ &42 .4321 ' 631 5902 --- • 4 . " In the 1960s, the city of Newport Beach began to fight back as lemming-like streams of teenagers headea for the Bal Week mecca, the Balboa Peninsula, backing traffic up past 16th Street · • 1mes a ay. n , lifeguards reported 70,000 on the bc'Schcs, Newport Beach J?!>· lice reported 309 arrests of vacationing students and 210 traffi citations issued in the first three days of Easter vacation week. ' Costa Mesa Police arrested a 21-ycar·old Co la Mesa man last Wcdne d.iy on ~U)Jl1cion of misdemeanor sexual battery and being drunk in public. A 16-)CJr-Qld girl lold police she was "alking :along the sidC\\alk 00 the 700 block or W. 19th Street "hen the su)pec1, Wilham C. May, reached over :ind 1ouchcd he r breast. As he walked on. she went 10 call police. • A 32·yenr-old S.mta An:.1 man wa arre\led S:11urdny when he allegedly tried 10 nee from ;1n accident at Bri 101 and r aularino streets. f\l.u11n Garcia·Rcnleria was booked in10 Cost.a Mcu City J:iil at 910 a.m on su picion of felony hit and run. A v.om:in ""~ car was hil in lhe collision. suHered minor injuncs but did not rcques1 ~pi111.hzation 11 the scene. A v.11ness helped de1a1n the su peel 111 Baker and ~ntury 'lreets until police arrived. Doth can "'ere 101:ilcd in the collision. • Police arrc led llCVcn men ranging in ace from 18 to 25 last Wednesday on suspicion of pr<>'o'hng. The iroups w.as arresled 11 about 9;30 p.m. al 571 Joann St • ISM. lmBU1111B: Newport Beach 66/51 Bal~: 66/51 Costa Mesa: 68/52 Corona del Mar: 67/52 TllMY: T""o Ll;ldro i.11ue~ we.re stQlen Crom lhe third Ooor or Bulled., Soulh Co;a)t Plaz:a e:irher 1h1s month. 1 he l\~O Matue:. -tilled "Tahitian 0Jneen." and "PIJ}'ful Rtlmp" ·-;ire \\mlh 1bou1 Sl:SOO Pulice lme no )U pcch 1n the April 4 c:he, \\>h1~h occurred \\hile the !.lore was clthed. • Vancbls cau J abou1S:?,1001n dJma'c 10 lhe t.t:mhJll's i.1orc oil 2JCXJ llarbor Olvd. on 1he ni~hl of April 4. Someone )m:i:.hed the l\\O fronl &l.i Joors. uprooted rl:anl), broke the pane on n phon~ llooth <ind )mJ~heJ 1he 1clerhone. • Someone b10J..e into :a trailer 111 1991 Newpora Bh·J. on Thum.la)'. \lc.ihng aboul Sl,100 ''onh of \lcrco cqu1pmcn1. a lclC\ i°)ion and a 'uJcu cni.~lle recorder. • South Co:i~I Pina ccuriry offtccn bricny gave chtbe on April 6 10 three men who s1olc l\\O comrutcrs worth about $4,000 from the Uank of Ame rica South Coa~t Pl.i1J Proof Center at IS80 Metro Drive. The three burgl:ars -who "'ere described as black ind dl'O\'C 1 1967-68 Ford pi kup -entered the buildin1 by smashin1 a window. Security officials 1())1 trKk O( 1he bur&Jars on tho San Oieao Night and momins low clouds today 'With some fos po11lbk, dHring to mottfY tunny ••Jes thlt •ftttnoon, 1ffgt1tly molef l•mper•tures. Hlsfts In t~ u,,,., 60s to mkf 70. and loM In the u,,,., 409 to mld·SOs. Svnmt 6dS 1.m. ~:7:28p.M. 1ST QTI. ..,. Fat. .... ......,,, Still, even with no place to park, no place to sleep, a chance to sec the inside of the 'ail, tnc Bal Weck experience drew }Oung co le from all ov · e s out it from the rooftops if you send }Our historical f.icts to Did )'ou Know, DJi/y Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa~ 92626. ---------Com iled l?.r Anne S frcc\\ay. • Someone 1olc J'""clry \\Orth about s.i,!\25 from ii home 011 lhc woo block - or Orange Ave on April 5. • A 1crn-:igo.; cu\lomer mJy ha\.-c ~tolcn S."\00 from 11 Sun''""'' Yid o Game" m;id1ine on April :? The bu inc i Joe 11ed at 2216 Ne" ron Dl\.J. • Someone Mole S S5 in e.1~h from J locJ..cr ,11 the ~~•rh Conn~clion IJ)I \\eJne da) • e~port Beuch A platinum rang \\1th r1\c J1,1mond worth SJ,900 "as amone S~.no in Jewell') and CJ\h stolen 'rnJay from an 3Jlarlm.:nt 011 lhe llJOO blod• or 16th S1rec1. A slidini: &l.i~~ d .. -or of 1he rei.iJencc \\ll\ rorccJ op..:n, •m:ordin1 lo roh~c • Jc\\clry and C"JSh worth $2,050 we re 'tokn Fri1by from an 1p:ar1men1 on the 1900 block or 16th Street. A re ii.lent of 1hc ar•ir1ment uw 1 henry-set m.ale La11no. about 40 )'Cars olJ, le.:avinJ 1he apartment 111 about 10:45 a m Friday, but the re idcnl lhou&ht 1h1: man was 1 worl>er. The man was described as llPP[O~mAlely S reel, 9 inches 1111. \\c,mn& all blue clothing. • A "om:in' j:scl.ct ,,1fucJ .11 SIJS v..u s1olen _Crom I l.i)1on\ Da} \\'111dow at 3-'ll Wt 0.>1hl 11.l'h""' i.omct1me la)I "eek Empk>)ec) dl\ .. U\CrcJ the pJ)lcf '3tin jacket "-ilh a<>IJ lin1na m1\)llli from a displ:iy rack. • A 1rumpe1 and a comrJct J1i.c pl.i)Cr \\Orlh S968 97 \\;a fcpvrtcJ '>lulcn from a house on lklcourt Orne l':onh -.omctimc bct\\tcn \\cJno.:WJV anJ foriday. · • Someone br""c 11110 th.: lnlrii;uc Ooulique clo1hina ''~11c :at :?S 17 Lar.ayelle Aw. b\:h, .. cn I hur~.a)" ni&hl and Frid;ay momin~. \lcaling '"o rolli o( qu.arlCf) \\Orth S~ from Jll unlocked ca'h dra"cr. Entry 10 the tore ":u maJe by rclllO\ina it\cn 11.:au lou\CI') from a fronc v.indow. The louvcn, valued 111 S70, urc olw mi»ina. An 8·foo1 inn:ac:sble boat \\Orth Sl,000 w;is "okn bcl\\CCn 8 and ;JO .a,m, FriJ.ay rrom a Jock DI 423 EdJC'Aaler A\e, A v.1tncss uw IW1> men in their :?<h v.c;mn& horts enter the boat 11 :iboul 8 ;a m Pohee found (\\0 JCIS o( foolprinb, maJe by lel\nll &ho.: ile 10 10 12. le1J1n110 the dock . ''". "'· 0 J 7:5' ...... 4.t • J CM' 111. 00 1:2t '·"'· ' • 2101.-. ... J I .St ..,.,4.1 J:n,. .... , Ii.SJ, .... i-0 • Newport Beach/Co1ta Mesa Dally Piiot ; Tuesday, April 14, 1992 u How can a person relax with a war going on in the shrubbery? ' I f you think your garden is a peaceful place, you're simply too large to know what's really going on there I remember, during my pre-agronomy phase, taking a class in applied entomology. The part I remember best is the integrated pest management and the concept that stuck with me from that section of the course was the idea of using the forces of nature to achieve a balance beneficial to cultivation. the Sunset organic gardening book, is that ladybugs are cute provided you don't look at them very closely. That proviso raises an importnnt point. II depends on your point of view. Look nt them through a very powerful magnifying glass, an approximation of an aphid's eye view, and they're prelly scary. That, of course, is the other, the major reason we like l'tldybugs and That may sound like something out of Siddhartha, but it's actually closer to Clausewitz. Balancing natura! forces does evoke the image of sweet harmony. Well, it may be harmonious, it isn't sweet. Those forces that arc being balanced are violent ones. It's war. Beirut in the back yard. Harmony means, essentially, Jetting the bugs cat each other to a stalemate. ___ ......, _ __.. other predator insects. They eat pestiferous critters that ravish our roses and dine on our delphiniums. 1111 -flt••• Editor's Notebook You can spray pesticides on your flowers and vegetables to kill the pests. But it's much more Zen to let the ladybugs kill the pests. Take the case of the ladybug, which is actually neither a lady nor a bµg, but a beetle; an insect of the family Coleoptcra, same family as the ancient ------Of course, i( you're one of the queen of Egypt. · ~-called pests trying to cop a vegetarian~lunch, it's Everybody loves ladybugs. One reason, to quote less like a philosophy le sson :ind more like an old Japanese horror movie, "The Attack of the Killer Send your items for Around Town to Bob van Eylten, The Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Cost.a Me1a, 92627. Tod ay park, 970 Arbor St. Easter fun -An Easter egg hunt, coloring contest, free cartoon matinee and an appearance by the Easter Bunny .are among the activities for <;hildren planned from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Via Lido Plaza, on Via Lido in Newport Beach. ... Monday, April 20 classes for adults will begin at 6 p.m. April 21 at Carole's Calico Corner in the Eastbluff Center, 2529 Eastbluff Drive in Newport Beach. To sign up, call 644-4990. Wednesday, April 22 OAS IS open house - Come see the new addition at the OASIS Senior Center, 5th Ave. and Narcissus, Newport Beach between 3-5 p.m. April 22. Coleopternns." On the other hand, getting ga~sed \\ith pesticide can't be all that pleasant either. Gassed or eaten, which would you rather be? Alas, a bug's fate i an unhappy one. .handicap. Or at lca-.t a ride to the scene of the b:mlc You ctin buy lad)bugs. or hire them. al your local ~ur-.c~ry and unleash them on the pei.ti. in )Our garden. Which makes them, depending on )OUr pohtacal pcr'>u~ion. either mcrccnam:s or freedom The really harmonic thing to do b to have such a diversity of plants and ' animals in your ya rd that you have a naturally occurring supply of ladybugs and other arthropod enforcers to deal with the less law abiding creatures. For that, you need, more or less, the horticultural equivalent of the continent of Africa. That way, the Harmony means, es- sentially, letting the bugs eat each other to a stale- mate . fighters. I'm nut siding \\ith the pests, undcrslJllU. In fact, af hid) bugs (I "unJcr what a male lad)bug as c;.illcd) and aphids "c.rc: cng;.iged an the moral ettu1,alcnt of a pro devourers coexist with the devoured in football gJmc in my front gJrden, I'd be 1..hcenng for the bd1cs. what must be a an absolutely nerve-wracking balance of powe r. In more domesticated environments, particularly those in which pesticides have decimated both the predators and the prey, the prey have a distinct advantage in that they reproduce faster. So it'.£ frequently necessary to give the predators a All I me.in 10 i..1y 1i., ,.,,e shouldn't ha'e any 11lu!>1on::. \\hen \\c'rc sitting out having tea on the t:i .... n ·1 here's mort.tl combat going on out there all \\C i.lurp It's a JUnglc out there. It ain't no bed of roses. /Job ••an £)ktn is DS illDnt roitor of the DDi/y Pilot. His column DppNJr on TucsdDJS. 18800 MacArthur Blvd. in Irvine. Wednesday, April 29 Used book sale -The ·Friends of the Newport Beach Library, a non-profit library support group, will hold a blow-out used book sale on April 29 through May 3. The variety of books will range from hobbies to drama to science fiction and everything between. Old and rare boolo.s are available. For additional information, call The event includes a bargain room, a 1uried art show, and a reclplion. For further informatiop: pie.he call Mary at 962-5085. fun at the N~'"' port Center r\))ociJtion·s 1992 Annual Golf Tournament to bcnt:fit the Pediatric CJncer Rt.~arch Foundation on \1on dar. Ma) 11 Call 720·8488 fur infornution. spon:>0~h1p, and reser' ation.,. Youth Expo -· '.'AstronJuts, Mars and Faraway Sta~" i> the theme of this year's Y~ut.h E po at the Orange County Fairgrounds. opening at 9 a.m. Fncti), M,1 \ 1 and continuing through \1Jy 3. Friday, May 15 Times are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday and Sunday, and 9 a.m. to 5 Open House -Starting pm. Saturday. Featured e\enu P1..111t of Orange County. a hospital Story time -The.Storytime Experience, Costa Mesa Lil>rary's weekly reading program for children ages tnree to six, will begin its eight-week spring session at 10:30 a.m. April 14. FOr information, call 646-8845. Professional women - South Coast Business and Professional Women will hold their monthly meeting at the El Torito Grill, 633 Anton Blvd. in Costa Mesa, at 11 : 30 a.m. April 14. For reservations, call 472-4666. Hyperactivity -A seminar on how parents of children with attention deficit disorder, also known as hyperactivity, can get Th d A ·1 23 760-1946. urs ay, pra AIDS awareness -The include the Orange Count\ Science dl•.1l1ng in chemical dependency and Engineering Fair, a '>f>CCIJ1 .ir d beha\'ioral hlJ,lh, '"I hold an NASA exh1b1t, as ''ell J'> ~.llllt.>>, Open Hou:.e (or their n~w better results from the schoof .... system will be offered al the offices o( Joan Andrews, 1 151 Dove St. suite 105, Newport Beach. at 7 p.m. April 20. Seating is limited so early arrival is advised. There is a SS fee. For mQre information, call 476·0991 . Blu e Angels -Meet the .. N~wport Beach community is Blue Angel Oignt team in person invited to participate in a discussion shows and mu:>1c. P)\chiatnc Health Fac1l1ty on May 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the El Toro group concerning the spread of the Marine Corps Air Station, Staff AIDS virus at 7 p.m. April 29. The M d M 11 15 at 350 \\e)t Bav St ,..Costa __ o_n __ a.y..:.., __ a_y..__ ____ . Mc:;.1. For more 1ntormat1on, call NCO Club, hosted by the Navy group will meet at the Newport League of Newport Beach. Harbor Sims Hall Activity Center, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. Swing for kids -Join the 642-3505 Release tension -Learn how to release tension and lead a more healthful life with a new yoga class beginning at 9:30 a.m. April Reservations are required and there 600 Irvine Ave. Parents are I Why' Pay More? I is a S 12 charge. For information. · cautioned to use discretion "hen • I call Bill at 545·3610. concerning small children. For I f N II 14 at the Jewish Community Center of Orange Counry, 250 Baker St. in Costa Mesa. For information, call 751-0608. Tuesday, April 21 Wealth planning -A free more information, call Newport I Call For An Appointmen ow.. I - -workshop entitled "Famify Wealth Harbor at 760-33l0. I Prices Start At 2500 I Kind erga rten si2n -up -\ Planning Beyond the living Trust" I r --- - --- - - -, I Kingergarten registration 'for the will be offered by auorney and CPA Friday, May 1 I$ 1 ()00 o FF I I Ocean View School Dis.trid will be Jerry Tahajian at 7 p.m. April 23 at - -I I I hefd on April 21 and April 22 from the offices of Newport Chiropractic, Art fa ir -Coastline Artis!.$ I Income Tax Pr I Wednesday 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. at 2328 Newport Blvd. in Cost.a Mesa. Association and Coastline 1!v. 1991 li R tu I (714) 650-6503 I the designated K-5 school sit~. The Call 631-3138 for reservations. For Community Colle e will hold their l110Uf OX 8 m l 465 E. 17"' St., Sulte.07 ~ OWLS lu nc heon -The sites include Circle View, College information. call (800) 675-6366. annual art fair L--- - - -~ - -. Retired Officers Wives leag~u~eio~f-r-_~v~· ~~~;;~~~~;;~·;,.,__:::==~=-==.:.:..~:_:.:.:.__.~~en~t~ert,~2~9~90~N~~esa~~V~e~rd~e~D~r~. EaEast. • • • • • • !Ur( Oler E!ph!; Apt! 15. 1992 I••••• ran~oony~ apo-~ H•~~~~Vi~~k~~ Std' A "125 ~==~=~=~=~~=~c~~----~~~~=~=~=~=~--~---~ luncheon at 11 a.m. April 15 at the Star View, Sun View, Village View, a Ur ay, prt American Legion Hall, 215 15th and Westmont. Parents of children Park clean:..u.p _ Help Street in N~lleadL --~will be-~.,,. years-otd-eefore-or-clean up Costa Mes.i parks on April Republican Women -on Dec. 2, 1992 should bting 25 \\ith the Cost.a Mesa Parks, The Newport Harbor Republican health and immunization records Recreation Facilities, and Parkways Women, the Balboa Bay and a birth certificate. Parents \\ho Commission. Volunteers will collect Republican Women Federated and have questions should call the litter, pull weeds, and plant shrubs. the Newport Harbor Republican District office at 847·2251 · ground cover, and trees. Wear Assembly will meet at 11 :30 a.m. Chamber luncheon -comfortable work clothes and boots April 1 S for a social hour and The Corona del mar Chamber of or heavy shoes. The department luncheon at the Balboa Bay Club, Commerce will hold its monthly will provide hats, tools, gloves. and 1221 W. Coast Highway. F.eatured luncheon at J 1 :30 a.m. April 21 at refreshments. To join the ranks, call speakers will be congressional Oysters, 2515 E. Coast Highway. Community Services at 754-5300. candidates Peter Green, Peter Buffa Call 673-4050 for reservations. and Dana Rohrabacher.For Oriental medi cine -A reservations and information, call free seminar on the S,000-year-old Tu esday, April 28 646-6101, 837-0278. practice of oriental medicine, which Newport history -A indudes acupuncture. will be Singles cabaret -Cabaret. a guild of the Orange County Performing Arts Center for single people 30 to 55, will hold its monthly meeting, with cocktails and dancing, beginning at 5 p.m. April 28 at the Radisson Hotel, show 1n pictures entitled "Glimpses offered by Dr. Ronald Bieler at 440 of Newport Beach," depicting the Fair Drive, suite G at 7 p.m. April city's colorful history, will be 21. Reservations are requested. Call offered at 7 p.m. April 1 S at the 549-9999. Mariners Branch Library's Vince Sewing classes -Sewing Jorgensen Center, 2005 Dover Drive. The program is free and open to Lhe public. Call-64'4-3181 . Poetry reading -An open poetry reading will be the theme of Wtdn~ay's "Voices and Visons - A Poetry Discussion," 2:30 p.m. in the Community Room at the Newport Center Library, 856 San Clemente Drive. Call 64.-4-3181 for more information. Tax sympathy -Tax forms o( aJI types are avail.ible (or copying at the N~ Beach Public Library. All four branches will be ~n until 9 p.m. April 15 -w deadline day -:"' and the library will offer "coffee and sympathy" to last·minute filers from 6-9 p.m. Thursday Tap dancing -A dass in tap dancing (or adUlts will begin at • 1 O a.m. April 16 at the Jewish Community Center o( Orange County, 2SO Baker St. in Costa 1 Mesa. The das.ws will meet from 1 O to 11 a.m. Thursdays and 7 to 8 p.m. Mondays. For information, call 7 51-0608. Puepet show -The Costa Mau Library wiH offer a free puf)Pft show for child~n of all ages at "2 p.m. April 16 at the library, 18SS Park Ave Saturday Park dedication -Costa Mela's newest recreational 1m, a,~ Partc, Wift be dediated at 9 utl. April 18. Mayor Mary • HombudJe wiH dedit.tte the eomp.tion of ~ tt; consisting o( 2 s aaes d ctrought resi5tlnt and natiw II~ I park entrance, nature trills, two pil~ndl. 1nd .. = lot. The public lt Invited to the~ at the And Y ou Will QuaUEy For Our FISHERMAN'S RESTAURANT & BAR 2F<>Rl L> I :r--J :r--J 'E ~ From 5;00 to 5:30 P.M., ~ thna Friday your pest'I ctUaner l:s FREE. Just purdulle a dia111r from ow Rqular Menu at tbe nonniJ price, and rec:eiw9 tbe teooed dinner ol equal or &e.r val• F'R.6£1 Paniciputs mutt be 1Cated no later thaa $:30 P.M. aad o8er pd onJy at the followbta two F'lahennan'1 Califom'8 katlom. NEWPO RT BEAdt PIER (714) 6~ml .. OCEANSJDB PtEJl (619) 722-nt4. We invite you to try our famous ScafoOd cl Pull. duriQs your visit with us. Umit one per penon per ct.y. Ofter upim May lit, 1992. Noc ftlid ill conjunctiqn with Sumet Dinner or 11111 other special offer. OCEANSIDE • , Give an Easter Basket You Made Yourself It's Fun! It's Easy! Just visit Hickory Farms, pick out a basket, fill it with your favorite Easter candies . and treats, and we'll add the trimmings FREE! I M Tuesday, April 14, 1992 ------------------- ---------------------~ -__ .:.._ ___ . ____ --____ -:::.. --------------~ - - - - ----- society Sod~ Editor Vicb Oun, 642-4 Taking a step toward victory in the war against drugs B rain research is a valuable weapon in the war against addictions and substance abuse, leaders of UCI Brain Imaging Center told a group of supporters Saturday night. Dr. Richard Haier, Or. Monte Buchsbaum and Or. William Bunney addressed members and guests of the BIC Fellows 365 Club at the gathering held at Village Crean. The trio talked of the technology and equipment that looks deep into the brain of drug users and of th e solid evidence of the destruction caused by substance abuse. Vldl Dlln Society "We re ally can't do the research without yo4r help," said Haicr, adding that people with addictions need medical help and understanding. (Club members donate Sl,000 or more toward research.) Haier also told the group that BIC will be featured in a Newsweek anicle this week. But before the eveni ng got erious, the 100 supporters of BIC enjoyed a dinner of southwest cuisine prepared personally by president Peggy Coldwater Clay and fellow chairwoman and group advise r Jean Liechty. "I won't cook for two. I'll cook for 20 though," said Clay, decl~ring that cooking for the 100 was no problem. ''With all the things like onion and cheese you can buy already chopped, we put the dinner together in about five hours." T he tasty dishes put together and served buff ct style from the huge Crean dining room included green chili enchiladas, chilaquiles -which arc like baked nachos -beans and salad. "The beans arc made by my mom's recipes and I call them Peggy's Beans. They have tomatoes and onions and some Goldwater salsa. We make three 1ype<1_ th:it'o; :i little commercial for our product,'" laughed Clay. (Peggy and sister Joanne Coldwater will be chefs/maitre d' for Balboa Bay Club's Cinco de Mayo dinner.) "Watch out for these appetizers,'' warned Margaret Richardson and Vicki Irvine as guests entered the party area and spotted a tray of canapes. "We call them hot stuff," Richardson said of the filled jalapenos. "l love this food," said Floss Schumacher, dining with husband Ed. The Schumachcrs really do live 1n the desert, although they com mute to Orange County for all the fun parties. Floss was the founding chair of the support BIC Committee, which started 1987. Other Southwestern diners included chairwoman Emma Jane Riley, who leaves next month for Dudapest and Lourdes with her How to submit your nuptial news The Daily Pilot welcomes the chance to share the new; of your engagement or wedding with our readers. Pick up engagement or wedding forms in our lobby at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, or send a self-addressed stamped envelope to the Wedding Department, The Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. Photos of the couple or of the bride only may be submitted with the fi nished form . Black and white photos reproduce best, but you may submit sharply-focused colOf photos for approval. Write you r name on the back of the photo. If you want your photo returned, please indude a stamped, addressed mJiling envelope. Engag mcnts ifnd weddings arn published on a sp.icc avcl1IJble basis. FOf more information, all 642·4321 , extension JSO. t . At left, Ray Osbrink on piano and Locky Lockhart on the bass provided some entertainment. Above, chairpersons Peggy Goldwater Clay, left, and Jean Liechty provided some southwest cuisine. . Photos by Jim Dean Margaret Richardson, left, and Vicki Irvine. • Kim and Luis Ca rdenas arc all smiles at party. religious group (Tom was home and gett ing better), Judge Luis and Kim Cardenas, Sandra Brodie (she brought the cactus centerpiece ). Kay Brown (New Directions). Mary Roosevelt, Connie Morthland and Michelle Rohe. Also attending "ere Gloria and Ray Osbrink (can he ever play the piano1). Marjorie and Locky Lockhart (he's great on the bass), Peggy and Sydney Lucas,· Dr. Barbara Noyes, Betty and Dr. Richard Kasper (they undcrwro~ valet service) Annette Hurwilz, Tim and Linda Mullins (he is mental health director of OC). Dottie and Bob Meserve, Bobbie and Dr. Bart Blinder and Marge and Ron Norick. "This dinner i a thank you to DIC donors, and we ha"e al o invited some \\ho arc intere tcd in what is being done,·· said Liecht). who attended \\ith husband Doug and daughter Joan. 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' - Tuesday, April 14, 1992 » ~ lwhlColta Mesa Dally Pilot • Communny Forum Community Forum runs on TuesdJ~. ThuMJ)) and Saturd.,)'S Editor William lobdell...642-4321, ext. 351 P ilot readers have asked for more information about Abraham Lincoln's commitment to the 'f.rinciple of "rotation in office." I am CSelighted to oblige. Permit me one digression from Lincoln to reemphasize the historical asis of this "truly republican principle," John Trenchard, author of the Cato tten, put it. Liberal Politics In America, the expectation or requirement that elected officials would soon "return" to "private life" or "private station," as it was declared in the bill of rights to many new state constitutions, served to check the abuse of public power, increase the opportunity for citizen to serve in public office, and enhance the ovcr·all quality ot representation. . The principle or rotation ' as endorsed by a very diverse, but distingui hed ~up, or American statesmen during the th and 19th centuries, including omas Paine, Jpbn Adams, Thomas fferson, Elbridge Gerry, George ason, Melcanton Smith, Geo rge ashington. Benjamin Franklin, James ~onroe, Andrew Jackson, and Abraham t'ncoln. I include Abraham Lincoln in this li)t for several reasons. Llncoln's Early PollUcal Career. Although Lincoln pent the majority of his adult lif c in politics, he never became Commitment to term limits Why Abraham Lincoln believ in the principle of 'rotation in office' a "professional politician" in the modern sense. He did serve in the Illinois state House of Represenu11ives from 1834-1842 (for four consecutive two-yea r terms). There arc a number of nornble a pccts to his service, which begin to reveal his commitment to the principle or rotation and its practice in Whig America. Service in the Illinois state legislature was part time, constituting, "gove rnment by amateurs," as noted and endorsed by historian Daniel J. Boorstin, Librarian of Congress Emeritus in "Hidden History" (1987). bid had he sought one. Out such speculation mbscs the point grounded in historical fact. Lincoln had alrcad) agreed to abide by an informal rotation arrangement to &;ivc another Whig the opportunity to serve an Congre)S. (This m:iy :iccount for Lincoln's courageous opposition to the Me,ican·America;l War.) E ven in a safe district, intraparty competition and turnover were important principles of republicu n govecnance. This is my reason ror citing Lincoln in my condemnation of efforts by the Orange County Republican Party • to stine intraparty competition 111 what are, by most accounts, safe )Cats fo r Republicans. While a state reprcse!llathe, Lincoln pursued a number or other occupations, including postmaster of New Salem, deputy county surveyor, and admission to the lllinois bar as a lawyer. Most imponanr of all according to the off teial "Biographical Directory or the Americnn Congress," t n 4-1971 Lincoln spent the majority of his adult life in politics, but he never became a 'professiontl) politician.' Lincoln As President. Defore running for pre)ident in 1860, Lincoln was an unsucce~ful Whig candidate for the U.S. Senate in 1855 and wa an unsucccssf ul Republica n (1971), in 1842 Lincoln declined to be a c:i nd idate for re nomination, preferring Instead to return to private Jifc and the prnctice of Jaw. L incoln's Drier Career in Con~ress. Llncoln was ~lected to the 13th Congress a~ a Whig from a "safe Whig di trict" :ind sef'\!ed from 1847·1 49. lie did not seek renomination. Why? Charles R. Kesler, director of the Henry Sa lvatori Center at Claremont McKenna College, explains: "In keeping with an informal rotation ngreem~t" Lincoln h:id "negoti3tcd "ith two Whig PJrt) rival in his district" he served only one term in the House. '·Such agreeme nts," ):l}s Kesler in 'an article published by the Herit age Found.111on (Policy Rc .. 1ew, 1990). ··\\Crc not un common, and betokened a 'igo rous intraparty pol it ical life as ''ell as keen competition bcl\\Cen the p~1rt1es: no party wanted us office holders to ~ betray an unrcpublican ambition." KC)ler's inte rpretation is affirmed b} . · Richnrd Hofstadter in "T he Amcric~\ll P91itic;1l Tradition·· (1 94 ) among.others. Lincoln migh t ha\e lost a reelection nominee for the U.S. Senate in 185 . On both occasions Lincoln failed 10 \\in a majority of votes in the Illinois sta te lcgi latu re. (Remember, until Pj''age of the 17th AmenJment. Scn:11ors were elected by st.Ile lcgi.,laturc).) • Ho\\cver, Lincoln also turned dO\Hl the Governorship of O regon TcrrilOI), ag:iin preferring 10 remain in prhatc life. There is no historical d1.,pute thJt as President Lincoln practiced rotation in office in 1hc Jeffersonian anJ Jad . .,onian traditions. namcl> through the '"'hoksale rotation of adminil.1rathe appointments in the C>.CCUli\e bran1:h. Tiii> point IS well·d<X:umentcd b\ the eminent historian Carl Russell Fish 1n · I he C1\ll Senice and 1 he Patronage·· (1904) Lincoln's comm11mcnt 10 rotut1on ts "idely cued 1n the ongoing d1.bJtcs about term ltmi1at1ons, Jnd not JUSt by libcral·Dcmocrats. John Fund, editon~ \Hiter for the \\'all 51rc1.t Journal, Ed Crane, president 01 the libertM1an Ca10 lns1i1u1e, and Geor!;e Will, S) ndic;ued columnht, also refer 10 Lincoln') prac11ce Of rota11on, .is a member of Congress and as prcs1dcn1, in their sp1nted ad\.OC:.tC} for term lin111-.. S omc11mcs, the lcs-.ons ol h1slOI) lead us 10 distu rbing conclus1uns about the prese111 1 he Party of Lincoln in Orange Count) should be embarrassed by its efforts to stifle 1n1raparty compe11tion. 1t•) unbccomin~, unheahh), and antithetical to republican and Republican principle-.. Among otlu•r bouks and ortic/C'S, Prof<'ssor l'i:tr.u:C'a is author of ' .. Rotation in Offlcc·: I /Jstory of an ldC'D ," in ,\/;J/bin and lJC'njami11, t•ds., Liruitillg l <'gis/atii c 1'c'rms t C011gre~sio11al Quarter/) J)n·ss, 1991); "I Ju~ Poison of l'rofrssion11/ /,olitics," 1 llc C:1to In tl tutc l'olic) ,.\naJ.1 is Xa. 151 ( 1991); and "Rotation in OfflC'C': 1 llc Amrric:w fa:pcrlrnce," The L ong Term \'ic1.- (Uintcr, 1991). Prof<' sor l'ctr.iccD bas reccn tJ.1 pro1 idcd IC' timon) bdorc t/Jc M assachusetts Statt L<'gisfoture on th<' /1istof') of rotation in office and has bn •n imit<'d to IC'Sti(1 before the U11itcd Staus Senate bJ <'arly ,'\1a_r on tile subject on rongrrssiona/ term limi ts :rnd America's commitmc:nt to the prinC'iplr of rotJtiun in office. I Readers just say .yes I .. A case against · 1egalization Sa) not to legalize 11, 11 gl\cs )OU some idea of how narrO\\ minJeJ thC) rejll) .ire. · to drilil legalization By Dan Kenney D ateline: \\ h1ch has been around as heroin, cocaine and long as seed., ha\c gro" n, marijuana won't make giving to our child ren should we steer this cour c? For )Cars, \\C have been 1cll1ng our ollowing is a sampling of the ear-unanimous response eived-by-l/Je Daily-Pilot egarding Ornngc County ~uperior Court Judge James ray's proposal ro legalize 1rijuano, coc1inc or heroin. Though "e would not hove predicted ir, nearly ever respondent was of the opinion that legalizing drugs would be o Erodent step, mostly out of th e lief that it wu eliminate the uge drug cartel ind smugglers. Most agreed witb Gray's conclusion that we are losing the war on drugs. As alwa)'S, we encourage response. Please leave )'Our thoughts and comments on the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086. The bulk of the responses will 1ppear in Thursday's Community Forum. I THINK IT IS excellent idea to legalize drugs. Immediately what you arc doing is eliminating all of the money involved, all of the pushers and everyone else. You sell it though drug stores just like they scrt cigare ucs and the way they sell alcholol. Ycan ago they cut off their tars and noses in Russia ir you Mre caught smoking. It was 1000 r cent against the law roughout the world, but it me so predominant they snid K. let's tu it, lct's's make some money, let's treat the people and tell them the trouble with using tobacco or alcohol. And look at "hat it has done. The - same lhing would hnppcn. i t '\\o-oufd immedi3tely eliminate the pu hers, and the multi-billion dolla r bu inc s or smuggling cocaine, marijuann and heroin and every thing cl e. JOE G ROTHUS Newport Beach 0 I FEEL MARIJUANA and cocaine should be legalil ed, to take the criminal clement out of drug use, reduce the rate of crime fo r drug money and to keep gangs from having turf wars to protect th eir •teas to sell drugs. This is a war being won by education? ls it being won? Then, why the debate if it 1s. Not being able to compare alcohol with drug use? Alcohol is much more dangerous, it make people fight and pot motkes people mellow. l "ju t can't believe the SOM6WHERE- Local uperior court ·udsc. advocate!_ the Jegalilation or heroin, e<>1:ainc and marijuana. Somewhere? Hong Kong'? Columbia? Tijuana? Gue again. Ho' about )Our home and mine, conscf'\!ati\e Or.1ngc County. It seem <1n OrJngc County juri)l, Judge Jame Gm), is tired of seeing JJdicb in his Sant3 Ana courtroom The good Judge's )olut1on to the problem? Make everything legal, and the problem \\ill go a\\a)'. tr only life could be thal easy. Judge Gray apparent!) doesn't realize that ,,e\c tried this before. l lcroin, which \\J developed by Bayer Laboratorie to treat morphine addiction, wn' legal. Cocaine, \\-hich wa one or the main ingredients in Coca-Cola, was lega l. Marijuana, \\.DS /ego/. the addiction potential of How, then, dtd it -illese drugs, o r the desire ha n that they became to abuse the!lh.dintinish. controlled and illeg;1l? On the contrary, Simple. It happened lcgaliLation "ill onl> because of 1he sen·e 10 invite u e by O\ernhelming problems, tho'e '"ha.> h:.t'c been "-OCiall> and lcgall}. that reluctant to tr) for fea r \\ere created by the of legal problems. Do )OU unbridled use of drugs. imjgine 1f \\C k g:iliz..:d Ucc.1u-.c -0f the c d rug , c.ir theft the problem )OC1c1y has a major \\ould go a\\:l)'? problem today. Judge Gray suggrns People 'eek help from that the ne" ly legalized Costa ~le .1\ Swning heroin. co aine anJ Point of Orange County marijuana. be old -anJ other 1rc;11mcnt through )Our ltx.11 fJdlt11cs -becau e drugs pharmjC). Al> a ha'c 1.11..fi'r"o,Jr their pharma c1s1 b) profe ''on. Jt,c .1nd made them bcltc'c me '"hen I tell po"erlc-,, 10 deal \\tth }OU that )Our local them. 1 he c people. your pharmaci t -the ~:ime ncighb(.)r, and mine, did person "ho h.:i been at not become po"erlcs~. the forefront of fighting and ruled by drugs, drug abu e -will not be because the) "ere legal • , ~ the per on "ho sells or 1llc£al. They became -heroin, cocaine and powcrlc · bect1u)e they m:irijuana at their were un jblc to deal "ith pharmacic . the adJicthc nnturc of Finally, can )OU the c drugs. imagi ne what kind of The legalization or mc~ge \\C \\OUld be _)'OUDi aho.ul lhc...dangcr, or drug . Do \\C !.uddenl) l>ay, "Gol>h, si nce "e ha\ c11 't been J ble to comple tely deal "uh the problem, let's change the rules and legalize drug!>?° Do \\C 1hro" ou t all of the 1egit1ma1c argument ' Jg.1ins1 drug abuse ju 1 bcc.iu'e our court) arc lull'? Or Jo \\e tell Judge Gr.1), .inJ other' ltl..c hun, thJt kg.1liLat1on of heroin, c~aine and martJuanJ \\ill onl) C.\Jcerba1e a national traged) - a tragedy that can only be eradicated by cJucation and commitment b\• all of our leaders, in lud°ing our 'upcrior court Judges. D:m K<'nncy, Phurm·D, is tilt admini trotor of Star1ing Point of Orange County, based in Co ta Mt a. ignorance in the st31ements by our so-called leaders. As nn American, ll student and 3 pot smoker, l say be ~i e, eagle eye~. I AM LOOKING ut the front p:ige of the local official) bla'9t drug lcgnliza1ion idea. I \\Ould love to know ~here these people have been for the la t 50 )Car • Is this becnu c or a lack of formal educ3tion, or ju t because of lack ol common sen c. H people \\Ould remember back to '"'hen a1cohol wa considered illegal. it became a profit m3kcr fo r illegal people. Now they h3ve J one the same thing to ttlc drug market. ha beat dO\\n on us for )CJrs, the problems \\ith alcohol and nlcohol·rela1cd crimes and such. The medic:d profe ion ha) ho" n alcohol to be deadly, 1f not more deadly than D'n)thing else that c~ist . For these people to MIKE NELSON Newport Beach 0 You lnow. law enforceme nt If you lake me but to the ball game, bring a paper bag rrs TIME FOR ANOTHER SELF-INTERVIEW -While waitina Cor the talk·show producers to call, a sampling or unsolicited questions and answers: la ,ovr col•mn 1fltln1 aborttr, or Is that Just Wishful thlnkln11 Space admittedly is tipt. but let's be positive about this. It's not a shoner column, it's a -----fatter fillor. Did 1" nu pinpoint tlM a.au.. et John •••••• Wayne'• vamuktd 1nvt .. ,.. Ww •••ttrJ1 Sevenl ~ rude11 have told me lllCtlJ den IO 10-Oat Newpon BeKh l:tdy said he once visite"' the 1te. and was chased awny by ground ·keeper . S~e.suid she Oed, rcarfol that she'd be raked to death. Do you Itel that Charle H. Kcotina Jr. aoc •hat ht ckstntd? Not yet. Not until hc'5 onJcrcJ co hare a cell with Ltona lttlmslcy. SptakJn1 of ctltbnled lnmatH, whatntr upptnt4 to Dominic: f ronticre? A Rams official tells me Dom's now- livina in New Mexico, near 50mc Indian r~rvacions. Reportedly, he's doina research on scalpin& technique • past and present. YOtl pl•llfd tM Sectttary'1 Day l•llCIMoll ~I ll at IA M...Wltn, bul 411da'I -., wMllMr,.. "8•aid 10 attftMI. II aftlraatlw, wile ..ad ,.. lib 10 brina ..... ! If a commc'rcial Oight can be arrnngcd out or Wa hington. I'd like to escort the secretary I admire lc:i t. 1 hat, or cour~. would be the St:11e Department's James Ball.er. Trut or fal c: Old )OU decline an lnvUalloa to Join on1rt man Bob Oorn:an's party at tht An1els' optaJn1 ball aamt'! .. True. Would'\e aonc, but couldn't find a baa to wear O\'Cr my head. (Rcfcrrin& to the woeful AnJtli, of roune.) • la It lnle tllat S~lvc ccr tallone, wt.o'd btttt oa Uncle Miltie' ptnOUI a-st an, won'I be anttNU .. 1ln1naf1 aauq 1~at11MR1t1..Cartc•! Yup. Muu be 10mCWhcni else, he Mys. Slyly. His covered seat wUI be occupied by ciaar·loVina JallM'I Cobtl"" who'1 a bett~r actor anyway. Will ,ou ht' celchnatlnc Ea ttr, t•o O\'er, or boch? Doth Son Jethro onJ I never $aw an E;l tcr fc:i t or a Pc uch scdcr v.e didn't like. Gdiltc fi h and huney·curcd h~m - the bc~t or l:x.lth \\OrlJ . Yummy. \'ou''' bctn tn Jerry Dl'O'Nn's prnnce a n•mbtt of tlmt . t>id ) OU trtr ltt Id-. uh, uadtr tht lnnuenct'! Under the influence or what? f can believe that neither drup nor-booze c\'cr violated his bodily temple, but I oflcn meditated on 1hC transetndina Muff. P~nona& coacl .. n : ibe..UA.ly ~ <kwemor Brown ever atm d wai lhei Caliromia cl«toratc. wtM.e~r ll•Pf cMd to Larry Aaran? Neat ~ion. plulc . TO~! TH0~1PSON Co ta Mesa 0 A \OTE for Judi:c Gra}. \\e ha' e su ffered enough. HRtSTI, fh\DLE Ne" port DeJch 0 WE SHOULD c'aluJtc thi \\Jr on drug~ O\cr the )ear . \\C j) taxpa)ers h~\C pent million., of dolla rs and watched as th cv ha\e taken .i"a) our ~'ii liberties one at a ti me to rid u' of the drugs. Are \\ e beuer off no" that \\e \\ere then·> Crime i~ up ubMantt::ill\, go\ernmcnt in1ru~1on is up substJnti:ilh , a' ".1 demonstrated recent I) "ith the la'\)Cr "ho"c home \\J) seized "h1lc he \\as Jt \\-Ori... He "a) 1101 under jn) tnd1c1ment or arrest, they JUi.t suspected thal he "..1 doing something ill gal. \\hen a nation like ours stJrt) bu1ld1 ng more jail-. th:in schools. ii i .time to stt do"n and tart lool..ing a1 the altern.iti,cs. like the Netherland , '"here thC\ ha'e founJ thJt legalizing Jrug , drug u'c ha dropped otr l>ul'i tan11al1) Whether \\C ltkc it or not, the go,crnment 1 in the drug business "1th tobacco :and alcohol. Prohibition doc no t "ork. d1J not \\Ori.. in the 30:. .ind 1 not \\Orking no,\. L1l..e Judge GI':)) ):l)~. tJ..'( it. educate the children anJ open treatment for tho c "ho need 1t from all drugs. 01::.RR Y ZIMMERMAN Co t:a Me\J Publithed by COltl CommunftV Newl. Inc. , EINae seein, Jr. ~inNn ,_ CNsslftpr pubtithet T °"' )oh.ton ~publisher \ M n..daY. Aprtl 14, 1112 -------------------------- Back Page AGENCY: Creative approach to success · in tight maPke \ I From A1 $1.S million in revenues. Shawn Buckley expects his agency, which now has a staff ot 10, to appronch $3 million in billings this year. So what's the success secret of this tiny, rcccssion-dcfyin$ agency. tucked away in a small, no-frills suite m an industrial section of town? campaians, and it holds costs down for clients by climinatin1 all but one profit center. ·~ .............. ......... ~..,hi..._,. a..--~ retained ialiilatectem~e.yo&n.~ for growth and a family, polilb-free at1n91Pherc. "We empty warehouses," said the bespectacled Buckley, a wiry, academic-looking executive. "We're paid to sell products, and that's what marketing di.rectors want to hear. I know, I was a marketing director. They don't want to hear how many awards you've won or how beautiful your ads arc. Buckley's office is the only private office at Creative Impact, and he spends much or his time in the aacncy's wide-:<>pen work area. 'I think we can have a high-profile image without having a waterfall in the front room, a bunch of awards and ads that don't sell products.' "People here can -•• m:llfY hear each other Creative Impact working and talking on the phone, like a f amity in a livinf room," Buckley said. "Our business calls for brainstorming." "I think we can have a high-profile image without having a waterfall in the front room, a bunch of awards and ads that don't sell products." Buckley identified several operating strategies that he believes have been keys to Creative Impact's success, including the · following: •One-stop marketing. Rather than farming out parts of projects to other companies, Creative Impact docs virtually every aspect of its client work in-house. The agency has its Creative Impact has been able to hire employees from such major agencies as Hill & Knowlton and Basso & Associat~s. · ' 6 filmmakina. is Creative Impact's creauve director. •A ........ ~ ttructwe. Shawn Budd~:· said hia 1pnc:y ~ 8cMat half as awc1' •·~ ita competiton.; He aakl, too. that rathet lba ' bWina OB a ........ buil -whjch gives agencies u lnoen&M to wrack up 11 lot of production and advertisina costs -Creative Impact bills its clients OD a nat-fee basi~. • Spedallz.ation. Most of Creative Impact's clients are in sports-and recreation-related industries. Buckley said he decided to work in a niche that is interesting lo him and his staff. H c added that he's trying to further develop Creative Impact's sports client base and expand into related segments, such as retail. The agency markets such products as Headway bicycle helmets, MLO and Universal vitamin supplements for athletes. Cigna! and Jamis bicycles and Thunder Jct watercrafts. Creative lmpact's approach is garnering rave reviews from clients. Judene Efta, director of student and business development with the College or Oceaneering, said the print and television ads Creative tmpact did for her school generated a lot or response. She said she's impressed by the agency's creativity and its ability to meet deadlines and stay within budgets. Rick Comar, a marketing executive with SR Suntour, a Japan-based bicycle parts maker, said he's most impressed by Creative Impact's ability to be a total marketing solution. ..... own photo studio, artists and photographer. A year ago, it added a public relations depa~tme_nt. Buckley said the approach ensures complete control and teamwork in creating The agency's staff has a wide range or talents. Buckley is the marketing expert, making sure that the agency's ads have , messages that will sell products. Steve Buckley is the agency's account executive. Dana Friedman, who speaks German and French • and has a master's degree in psycho~ogy. is chief copy writer for Creative Impact. Rudy Poe, who has an extensive background in "They've never said 'No, we can't do it,' " Comar said. ''Whatever our requirement is, they seem to be able to meet it." Creative Impact owner Shawn Buckley with, some tools of the trade. BOARD: Will meet today to discuss echool budget cuts From A1 depanment heads and principals. The school board wiD meet from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the Harper Community Center for a budget planning session prior to their regular school board meeting. Areas under scrutiny for cost-savings tonight will include athletic programs, transportation expenses, employee overtime, conference and travel expenditures, staff development, profes- sional memberships, food service and utilities. School district budget planners will present recommendations for specific areas to cut. "The budg:t ~ack before the board wiJI re- fleet several hundred thousand dollan in cuts.'' said Newport-Mesa Superintendent John Nicoll. "It's going to be a very tight year." Trustee Jim de Boom said he did not believe school board members. should abandon·looking at the budget in detail, even though there are limits. "We don't want to get involved in dic- tating what sports a school should do, for ex- :imple," de Boom said. "But maybe we do want to get involved in re-evaluating some ratios of office staff to students, or office staff to teach- ers." School trustee Ed Decker said there are some broad budget areas that should be con- sidered for ncross-the-board cuts, such as the purchase of new equipment and utilities costs. "The district is forecasting a 10 percent in- crease in utilities costs -that would be almost $300,000," Decker snid. "I'd like to look at that and seC' if there arc some ways to generate some savings." Long-time school board member Rod Mac- MiUian said he believed most of the specific areas of budget cutting must bq left to princi- pals and department beads. "Our best bet is to leave it up to those people who are directly in- volved," MacMillian said. ELECTIONS: ConsolidaUon would help district save money • From A1 consolidation, according to school officials. SctwoJ dislricJ.s used to--Share-el"tion costs with community college districts. But as college districts moved to consolidate elections and save costs. most school districts followed. Some school board members have raised the concern that switching elections would make it harder for challengers to run against incum- bents. But school board member Martha Fluor, the first school board candidate ever to unseat ,. an incumbent in the Newpon-Mcsa school dis- trict, said she could see benefits in making the ..switch. - "I don't subscribe to the idea that if it's (consolidatecl). with the national elections, it's going to lose its focus," Fluor said. "Right now we need to look at cost-cutting measures. Get- iing more people involved in the election is better." Trustee Jim de BoOm said he believed ct:anges in state election laws should separate local elections from state and national contests. "We oug_h! to et ML local_elcc_tiom.. on._on ate, <JCBoom said. "Maybe somebody should give some leadership to that." School board member Sherry Loofbourrow said she had mixed feelings about the proposal to consolidate elections. "In the best of all worlds, it would be ideal to have all of your lo- cally elected officials be elected in off-year elections. Once you consolidate, I think it makes it almost impossible for newspapers to have time to cover all those locaJ elections." C1tJ wll attar law on grease catchera NEWPORT BEACH -In response to local rcstaunueurs' claims of financial hardship, the City Council agreed Monday to change a city law that would have required rcstaurnnts to instA-11 pricey grease catchers. The council requested a modiffod grease trap ordinance that would allow smaller, less costly grea e intercepting devices, would give restaurants more time to get the devices installed and could exempt.certain businesses that can't afford the devices. "All of us, perhaps, underestim:ued the costs involved," said Councilman Clarence Turner. "We owe It to ourselves -we owe it to the restaurateurs -to make some changes." County pressures to rid sewer lines of grea~e and the cost of clearing clogged city sewer lines, which had bccomc·a more frequent problem, prompted the city a year ago to pass a law requiring grease interceptors to be installed at local restaurants by July 1 this year. The grease clogs h:we caused hundreds or sewer stoppages • leading to nearly 100 claims against the city for damages over the last IS ye~accordin to a re._eQit._ • Hearts ................................... 7 • Diamonds ......................... King • Clubs ..................................... 6 • Sp.ides ................................... S HOAG But neighboring homeowners and environmentalists, including Stop Polluting Our Newport. con- tend the buildings on the lower campus will still be too bulky and high and would be built on a sen- sitive wetlands area that should be preserved because it is home to numerous birds and animals. BUDGET From A1 THE ORANGE COUNTY OUTDOOR SCIENCE FOUNDATION From A1 sures both proposed and already in pace, including a flare that bums up the underground gases, reduce the hazards. But opponents contend the abundance or hazard- ous gases make the site a danger- ous one for a health care facility. The gases are one of many argu- ments against the plan raised by neighbors and environmentalists who fear neJative impacts from ovcrdcvelopment. However, Hoag officials and their many supporters contend the hospital needs to doll· ble in size over the next 20 years to handle the community's health care needs. Hoag executives spent three ycan on the plan and say they made numerous changes, including adding landscaping and lowering buUdin& heights, in reaponsc to community concerns. Hoag proposes to expand wet- lands in the Upper Newport Bay, around th~ Santa Ana River or in other West Newport sites to make up for buiJding over the marsh. The Planning Commission bad also suagcstcd Hoag Hospital pay S2S0,000 to help build a bicycle bridge over West Coast Highway but Monday night councilmcmber Ruthclyn Plummer indicated she was opposed to this idea. She said she would pref er spcndin& the money on other landscaping or park projects because she felt the bridae would be under-utilized and may even trigger complaints of view obstruction. other Sl million from the 1992193 budget. "It's becnuse the economy is not recovering quickly and because the state has proposals that would take even more revenue from the citic~" Temple said. Council members will consider proposals to deal with the ad- ditional shortfalls later this spring, Temple said. Although council members have overwhelmingly rejected proposals to raise taxes or draw from the SlS.2 million city reserve fund, of- ficials say there's not much left to cut, unless the council wants to eliminate services altogether. And while the nationwide econ- omy is starting to show some sians of recovery. Temple said the same can't be said for California. "We were the last to be hit and the economists arc sayina we will be the last, and the slowest to re· cover." URGES YOU TO ••. CALIFORNIA ANGELS vs. CLEVELAND INDIANS SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1.992 AT 1 :00 P.M. ONLY $4.00 PER TICKET! YOUR TICKETS PROVIDE "SCIENCESHIPS" FOR STUDENTS! Join the t•m and 1e1·1 go to bet tor Orenge County"• exemptery OUtdoor Science School •net Environment.I Field Study Progr111n -to enaure ttNlt 811 needy atudenta wm twve the opportunity to ... m In "neture•a cl•aroom." W..-m St.tie University College ol Law will hott an lnfonnation Mminar ln your a..-. Your qmttiolu wm be U\IWft'ed ngardin1: •Law School R.quimnentt- wlwl • how to apply • ftNndal A11i1~ • 1"'iM and Fullerton Cam~ • Placmn ... t • Scholanhips •The I.Aw Sc-hool AdmtatlOn T•t (UAT) A quettion and antwer period will follow lheMmJnar. 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Dana Point's "Farkel" races have their pros also -doctors, ena.inecrs, firemen, etc. -but, as sailors they're pure amateurs. They race every Thursday except for ------. major holidays. ... lclnrw Boating There arc no handicaps allowed, although the boats vary from 24 to 42 reel. The prior week's "winner" chooses the course and handles the start -which can be a hair-raiser with boats or dirrcrent speeds trying to hit the line at the same time. Fortunately, they're all friends who pther at a local yacht club eachweck. so collisions seldom occur. There arc no trophies, only bra~ ri&Jlts twc~n_Bi~ comparable boats. The America's Cup boats arc the epitome of technical racing machines, with a choice or 18 sails which have been designed to maximize their performance within a narrow specific wind range, such u when winds blow between 6-9 knots or 8-11 knots, etc. This can result in a reduction or equipment safety tolerances, which wu rencctcd in the numerous equipment breakdowns experienced by some competitors. The "Farkcl" competitors use a wide variety or production boats, some with roller rurling 'enoas; spinnakers arc not permitted. Crew members arc wives, novice sailors or "over-the-hill" sailing buddies. Although the world will little note their results, these "Farkcl'' sailors truly enjoy their boats, their companions and the spirit or competition that draws them to the staning line 35 .... 5 times a year - just for fun! . Maybe there should be more "Farkcls" across this. wonderful land. Bob Sbtrer1 boat/111 column ·~•n /11 tbe ""11}' Pilot t.-rry 1Wld..,. .. , ••• ., April 14, 1992 The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roaer Carlson .•.. 642-4330 ext.387 llctlall 8 Sports on TV-rad1o/B2 Classified/84 lit estyles/B6 Back Bay Bam1111r1 drop One an Na •. 1, 5-4 CdM's Scott Magers has some words with the umpires, bu~ it was to no avail. Below is play which triggered the dispute. CdM's Mike Susson (left) appears to have his glove closed on the ball on a forceout, but is Huntington Beach's Jake Smith slides in, Susson has lost the ball trying to go for twin killing. Umpire ruled Smith Silfe, touching off a rhubarb. CdM bumps off Huntington Beach; duels Irvine today By Barry Faulkner $p011S ~rw NEWPORT DEACH -The Back Day Bomb· ers -a k.a the Corona del Mar High ba!lcball e team -dropped one • squarely on the No. I · .. team in Orange County Mo nda). CdM rallied with l"-O llixth-inn ing home run!I 10 earn a 5-4 victory <h'er Huntins1on Oeach in the quarterfinals of the Pride of the Coa!lt Tournament at CdM. Mike Susson lofted a three-run homer over the left-center field fence to culmtn:itc the five-run rall)', v. hi ch began \\ilh C.W. Ramsay's two-run homer th:ll halved the Oilcr!I' 4-0 lead. ·•All !leason long, "e've had a big- inning au11ude, o \\C nc,cr think "e're out of the game," CdM Coach Scott Mager% said. "It's a good feeling to ' beat the No. 1 team in 1he county. Now "e kn ow , .. e can play with anyone." The Sea Kings (9-4) hol.t If\ inc in toda) ·~ !ICmifinals at 10:30 a.m., "h1lc the Oilers ( 14-2) foll into the consola· · tion brad.et. Susson, ''ho smashed a Mike Dorney fastball for his third homer of the )Car and fifth three-run !lhot in two !lcason~. was ~till savoring the moment, C\eral . minutes aCter the final out. "What an amazing feeli ng to "in a game like that," he said. "That was the No. 1 team in tlie county. and th is v.as our chance to play !lomeone of that cal· ibre. l was n't in the ,.,.orld until I passed fin.t base." Susson rounded first admmng his towering blast, barely avoiding pa~1ng Tim DcCi nces. who reached, on an error to )Ct the table. · "He ~~ )elling at me not l-O pa)s · him, but 1 almost didn't hear him," Sus· son said. ~ Ram!IU)', who tagged Huntington Beach starter Derck Gl:lscoc's low fast- ball over the right-center fi eld fence, now has t~o homers in l'40 games. CdM J!Q_W .M~ 14 round-1r1ppcr.Ua 13-.__ __ ..... contests. "We came in here knowing the) could hit the ball out of the ball park," Hu ntington Beach Coach Mike Dodd said. "They've got a· good club. We're not above losing a game." Losing is becoming a fading memory See COM/I! Same story: Estancia wins, 8-3 Sailors miss the brass ring, 7-1 By Roger Carlson By Dennis Brosterhous Spolts Ed,10f S9QrtS Ytr:zr COSTA MESA -It's not called the E tancia lnvitation:il, NEWPORT DEACH but consideri ng the domination or the Eagles in the Pride of the going in. Coast Oa cball Tournament, perhaps they may rccon ide r. The Newport Harbor High baseball team v.as coming off a The two-time de£cnding champion &I gles mo\\ed do, .. n Dolsa come-from-behind, \i t·inning 'ictory over El Modena in the Grandc's visi ting Matadors on Monday, 8-3, ending EstnnciJ opening round of the Pride of the Coas t Tournament la!>l into tod:i)' ch:impionship semifinals against La Mirada. It's at Saturday. 2 o'clock, at Estnnci3 . Up nc"t for the S:ulors '1t Ne"port Monday \\as h1ghl)· How dominating? Well, the E3gles have gone to the "ell 14 regarded La Mirada, n team th:it h:id qualified for the ClF time in this tournament over th e past four years and they've come up winners 3-A champion lup game la t se:i)Qn. Not only that , entering at 11·3 the M:ua- on 13 or those occasions. dors "ere going \\Ith their :ice 6-0 pitcher -Mike Greenlee. It looked hkc an uphill strugsle Monday's qunrtcrfinals victory came from a co mbination or Victor Martine£ Form held, as Ne" port Harbor v.ent do" n to a 7-1 dckaL on the mound, ge tting his first-ever start, and first-e,er 'ictory; a three-run "Thi!I \\:IS a good team \\C pla)ed today," e\plaincd S;ulors Coach Kirk double by Victor Ramirez in the sixth to sall it nway; and n myriad of give-O:ite . "They hit Lhe ball hard, and they were going with their best (on the aways by the Mntndors, who played into the Engles' hnnds time ond again mound)." with free pa ses. The Sailors will face Doi a Grande, a loser 10 Estancia, today 10 a 10:30 In all the Eagles were the recipients of 11 walks -two of the ROl-vn ricty, o.m. matchup at Nc"port in the fiflh place semifi nal>. and only in the top or the sixth when Bolsa Grande rallied with three runs to The S:ulors (4·9·l), who ''ere the v 1 1tors on the l>COreboard despite ho~tin& cut the margin to 4-3, was there ever a great deal or te nsion for Estancia the game. actually had the fi~t chance 10 score. In the top or the third of a See ESTANCICJl.9----+--!t---- - --ee-sxrcoRSJm -- Ledbetter, Isler, clinch No. 1 NEWPORT BEACH -Two days ol racing still remains at the 1992 U.S. Olympic Sailing TriaJs, but two of the cluaes can alrudy crown winncn. Brian Ledbetter of San Diego won his third straight rKe on Monday to clinch the Finn competition at Balboa Yacht Oub. In the women'• 470 class. J.J. ltlcr of San Diego clinched the top apot with a victory at Newport Har- bor YC. The other three claua -the men's 470, the Eu· rope and the Tornado (beinf held at the California Ylcht Oub) -remain u.ndec1ded. In the Finn, Ledbetter continued his domination. Ht his nnlshcd no wone than fourth in any of the •iald ncea, whi&o winnina half of them. Awa the local aklppcn racinJ. Jon Pinckney (BYC) la la MWnth place, but is only a fraC1ion or a point hiD *'"· Tom Willloa (BYC) is in 20th, Rob V1n .. n61t (BYC) Is 35tb. Sl9¥e Brown or NC'NJ)On .... ttJftli ad Jeff Leahan ot'C0111 Mesa Ii '40ftj, la ... N r 11'1 410. bllr bu 1 near-perfect score willa tM IW 11kMlbll throwout•. She hu won five ,.. ud ftn,.rll dilld bl the other three, IO with tht two ...._...,... dalvMNts. Isler hu 5.7 points. wel ... ol N•W'41p 1Cristlna Farrar wbo ha 19. .. **" plMI II ....... Deardorff, wilh Newport liMll'I Ma17 Mnnl .. 11 crew, while Susie Chrit- tensen of Newport Beach is in seventh. In the men's 470, Newport Harbor Yacht Club's John Shadden still holds an outside shot at c:uching Morgon Reeser of Miami following Monday's victory, Shilddcn's second in os mony days. Reeser tall holds a rcl:itively comrortablc lead "ith 14.7, compared to Shadden'• 29.7, with two throwouts included. Peter Connally or Costa Mc a is in 22{1d place with 151 points. · The Europe Oinahy class is a two-way battle be·# tween Julia Trotman or Syossct, N. Y., and Courtcny Becker of Rye, N.Y. Trotman, with a second-pl;acc finish Monday, has 12 points, while Decker, who placed fiCth, is at 19.4. Monday's victor wa Jen Coolidge of Mublchud, Mus., who's currently in a tic for third in the O\'Cnall competition. Local competitors in this dos.a include Julia Nor· man and Carolyft""\Jlandcr of DYC. who are 13th 1nd l.Sth overall respectiYCly, and Lila Oustaftoa and Chri tina Allen or NHYC. lht and 27th cwenlL re· pcciively.'------·= The Tornado clus also remains in doubt with Randy Smyih holdina tho lead over Pete Melvin ol Westminster. Wnh the tyro throwou11, s.ny,t. hn six points. Melvin 12. Monday'• winner in the Tomldo wu John LMU 11 l of New Orleans. who has moved Into third pa.c. overall. BEST WAY ~. 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That was as far as he got as Martinez got the next two batters. And in the next inning second baseman Tony Troung cracked a two-out triple, but was left strand- ed as Martinez started a string of seven straight outs. Sh.1t;.N ~ ,. Monarchs whoop it up after Darren Troilo's grand slam home run in the seventh inning snapped a 3.3 tie against arch-rival Servile. Finally in the sixth Bolsa Grande made some noise to force Millard to lift Martinez for 1 Ramirez, and two batters later he was forced to go to the well for Wilson, who worked the last 1 ~ innings for the save. Martinez walked the first batter, then gave up the double and Mil- lard came out quickly with the hook, bringing in his ace (Wilson). Troilo's seventh-inning sla IP KO' s Servlte "Hey, we hpd a walk, then went 2-0 (before the double)," ex· plained Millard. , Two singles and Gill's two-run double produced the three runs before Wilson forced a ground out; then set the side down in order in the seventh. Estancia showed some ·· fire· power, as evide nced by a 2 for 3 performance by Ramirez. with 3 RBI; and Jose Hernandez's 2 for 3 effort with a pair of runs scored; but Steve King's four plate ap· pearances epitomized the day: King went 0 for 0 with an RBl ... walking four times. The Eagles got the upper hand in the third inning when seven ballers went tq the plate after two outs. Hernan dez drew a walk and ad- vanced to third on a sun-pop to short, which fell for a base hu by Chad Weave r. King grounded a ball towa rd second base and ii couldn't be handled for an error, scoring Hernandez. Ramirez singled to load the bases, then Jason Richardson and Buday each walked, each getting an RBI in the process to expand the lead to 3-0. In the fifth inning the Eagles we re handed a 1otal of five walks -and lhq produced one run-from · to take a 4-0 lead. The victory elevates Estancia to 8·5 overall, but those numbers arc deceiving. When it comes to the Estancia Invitational, opponents arc bellcr off to think 13-1. Truong was Bolsa's most effec- tive batter, collecting a triple and single in four at-bats. Bolsa falls to 4-10 overall. Eet.ancl• a, 8olu Or8ftde ~ Balsa Grandt 000 003 0-3 • 1 Estancia 003 014 x-8 7 1 Lemmon. RlnQer (5 I. White (SI llld Gilt MMTJnez. Ramlru (6). W1isocl (6) end Pljlll!O W ;_ ~ 1.0 L-1.emmcft. 2..0 28-Ramnz (E). 38-TN- ong (BG). SAILORS: From 81 scoreless game, center fielder Jus- tin Ketchum led off with a bunt single and took second on Tom Bullard's sacrifice. Ketchum hustled to third on a grounder to short by Aaron McK- own, but was caught leaning too far off the base and was picked off by the catcher. Seemingly inspired, La Mirada broke through in the bottom of the third. Designated hitter Rudy Racti laced a sinilc. to right and was bunted to second. Mike Mos- chetti singled to left to move Raeli to third, then stole second. John Velasquez hit a sacrifice ny for the first run, and singles by Bobby Evans, Frank Cicero and Jeff Hallock accounted for three more and the Matadors were brcezina, 4..0. Newport answered for its lone score in the top or the fourth. COM: From B1 for the Sea Kinp, who have tri- umphed in four straight 1nd five of their la t six. SANTA ANA -Mater Dei High catcher Darren Troilo hit a grand slam in the bottom of the seventh inning to make a winner out of right- hander Rich Silva as the host Monarchs defeated Servite, 7-3, in an Angelus League baseball game on Monday. Mater Dei (13-1, 7-1), down 3.- 0 entering its final turn at the plate, sco red all seven of its runs with no outs to su pport Silva's fine outing. Toby Sanchez led off the sev- enth with walk, followed by Dave Augustus' single and Jeff Frankel's bunt single to load the bases. Mater Dei center fielder Cale Caner, named one of the na- tion's top prep players in the prc- season by Baseball America, scored two runs on :i bad-hop single to second base, putting runners on first and thircJ. After Caner stole second, Servile re- liever and loser Pat Talarico balked home Frankel for the tying run . After Carter moved to third on __the ha.f.k.. Se.Mte (-W in leagu walked two batters intentionally to load the bases for Troilo, who unloaded his fourth home run of the season, ending matters in dramatic style. "lt was unbelievable," Mater Dei Coach Bob Ickes said. "It went over the 350-f oot sign and was still going up when it \\Cnt , out. As soon as he hit it, "e knew it was out." Silva, who improved to 5·0 with a complete-game victory. al- lowed no earned runs, only three Matt Stewart singled to center, then worked his way around on a wild pitch, balk and catche r's throwing error. La Mirada effectively put the game away in the bottom of the fifth with three runs, the final two coming in on a successful squeeze bunt by Greenlee and run-sc-0ring triple by Junior Michel. ln improving to 7-0, Greenlee, a rig.ht -hander, struck out seven, hit two batters and walked one in yielding five hits in six innings. Pete Llamas replaced Greenlee and got the final three outs, allow· ing_a two-out single. For Newport, the most cff ectivc pitcher in the game was starting catcher Brian Rogers, who wor~ed n 1-2-3 sixth inning. At the plate, Ketchum went 2 for 3 for Newport, which collected six hits total. La ....... 1, N.wpott HerMr t NcWllOlt Hnot 000 100 0-I 8 2 La Mndt 004 030 ·-1 11 2 ~. U¥nas (7) end Clew. Eadie, Ud(own {~). Rogeri (6) and Rogers, S11w111 (6) W-GrWilee. 7.0 L-Eadle. 1·3 38-Mttt41 (lM) earned runs in the second and :>n- otber in the fourth to create a cushion for Olascoc, who breezed throuah five innings, yicldina two hits and strikina out six. Brad Deteresa greeted Glascoe In the siJcth with a leadoff single and Ramsay mashed the next pitch to sci:te some momentum. Monarchs' Dave Augustus !ilides in safely with seventh-inning run in 7.3 victory over Servile. hit'>, struck out five and walked ju~l one. Mater Dci, which plays at Ser- \.ite today at 3:15 p.m., has won three of its la t fou r games dur- ing its final at-bat. The Mon- arch , who opened the season 9-0 before lo ing to nemesis Bishop Amat, have now won four straight. Talarico came on in the ~cv enth in relief of starter Eric Ramirez, who shut out Mater Dei for six innings. "The other day against St. John BOsco, they loaded the bases in the bottom 0 £ the SC\· enth with us up by one run, but we got o Oy out and u ~trikcout to end the g:ime;· Ickes ~id. "So \\-C almo:>t had it done to us." AHOUUI LUQUE M•ter D•I 1, Senrlte 3 Stri • 010 020 0-3 3 1 M~!er Del 000 000 1-7 9 3 Ra!TllltI TIJM'co (1) a."CI Muller. ~end lrol· lo W-SM. 5.0 L-Tano 28-K Fra; {MO) HR-Troilo (MO) Mustangs bounce back, win, 9-8 By Richard DuM SPQ!ts Wnter COSTA MESA Sometimes a gamble can make n baseball co3ch look pretty smart. With two out and the game tied in the top or the sixth inning Monday, Co ta Mc~ High Coach Tim Green gave Joe Droesamle the green ijght to steal third base. llrenldng the game' cardinal rule of not making lhc last out of an inning at third, Green had n hunch after Rancho Alamitos changed pitchers in thi Pride of the Coast Tournament consolation quarterfinal contest. ·Although Brocsnmlc was thrown out to end the ixth on an at- 1cmpted stcol, leaving No. 3 hitter Mike Meyer stran<Jcd at the plate, Green and his Mustang looked like heroes afterward as Meyer launched o gomc·winning home run leading off the seventh, lifting Costa Mesa to a 9-8 victory over the home-team Vaquero . Today's Prldi or the Coast slate Champlon•hlP lemlflnal• 10:30, at Corona del Mar: ltvlne vs. Corona del Mar 2 p.m .. at Estancia: La Mirada vs. EstJncia Fifth Place lemlftn.ala 10:30, at Newport Harbor: Bolsa Grande vs. Newport Harbor 2 p.m .. at Corona del Mar: Huntington Beach vs. GleM Conaolatlon Semtflnalt 2 p.m .. at Newport Harbor: El Modena vs. Artesia 2 p.m .• at Costa Mesa: Costa Mesa vs Orange lt.ttberan ----- 11 lh Place Semifinals 10:30. at Estancia: Marina vs. Santa Fe 10:30, at Costa Mesa· Rancho Alanutos vs. Century cause of his speed. Joe's alw.1y nsking me to steal him, so l gave him a chnnee." Meyer, Costa Me a's center fielder, lofted a Shode pitcher over the fence in right-center field on the Mustangs' c.humond, fini ·hint; the day 3-for-4 with three runs scored in Costa Mc :a's b1agc t scoring output of the pring. Another lugger, however, gave the Mustangs 'an .. 8·3 lcod 10 the fifth. we were w:itching the QJlllC film (ngain~t Century). he lold me to keep my \vcight buck more. I've been seeing the ball well oil ycur." Picken!l, who went 2-for·3 und dro\c in bo1h Co ta Mesa runs ngain t Trabuco Hill , aot the Must;rngs' offen 1: rollina in the seconJ inning ntain t R:mcho Alamitos (4 ·7), cJrivrng Mutt Har- bc1 home with n inglc. "We didn't necessarily hit the ball better todur. we just cored ml.)f~ nmi.," s:ud Green, whoi.c team had l I hies. Costa Mc a's Will Mcndet re- lie"ed Harber co ilart the f1f1h :afler the Must:snis' ace pitcher worked four solid innings before tiring. Mall Jttglow ki (l-0), pi1ch: SAN DIEOO -S1111 a Stri wrapped up 1 berth in Situ Defenders Trials finals here lowin& Monday's wire-to-wire tory over Kanzo, winnina by two minutes in eliminalin& the l ter from America's Cup cont tion. Dennis Conner's Stars & Sui will be pitted ngain~t America3 the best of 13 races, which will tcrmine the United St:Hcs' entry the upcoming Amcric:a's Cup co petition, here in San Diego. •••'1410 (Wlt9-two .,,,....,.., 1. Mol'Q¥t Reeser. 14 7; 2. John Shlddln. S. ,.... S"1Nll. 3U. 4, Kerry Poe. 347; S. oan llnOI\ M. 6. 8'1dy LS"-3U; 7. Miii 75, I ~ ()gltnt, 80 7; L Hick Scll*nl. 10 Mitt Mack. 847; u . James Weller. tu: l<dl Dodson. 98 4, 13 l1m Coln. 1QS s: CMs RW. HM; IS Alan 8edcwllll. 1105, 16. Hl/IJwel. 120, 17. David Archer, 129; 1& tW. 130. 19. Jesse Ancnws. 132: 20. f Mir, 135; 21. John Jadunln, 149; 22. PIW 191y, 151. WOMU'l410 ...... two ttv••••• 1 JJ. Isler. 5 7. 2. Klish flmt. tt: 3. Lawser. 214; 4. JodyiQISOI\ 3.57: s. Jadde Ison. 37 4: 1. Lnlil 0Nrdcw1t. eu: 1. S4ISle tenm. 71. WOMI N'S IURON CWlth two throwout•) 1 Julil TtOtman. 12. 2 COUl'tlltY lle(Qr. 19.4, S, Jtl'I CooklQt, 497. 4 EllZlbefl K11U.10. 491, S ~ H.lbeNnd. S6 7. 6. Alson Rowe. 70 7: 7. Kim LOIP!\ 73 t, a Rff>e(Ca Hams. 79, t:""" PeMel, 80 7. 10, Julie Easom. 80 7: t1 Din k · '°"' 83', 12 Jn~ 86, 13 Ma NotrnlR. 13 • t4 Katy Pillty, 98. t5 Cwctytl lbldef,·.104 7;. 18 • • MJIY Ann Bo)«. 115, 17. ~ Harris, 125~ 11 OcDotlh Willlts. 131. 19 Ann Hendtnol\. 133: 20. JMll Cod!nln. 13S 21 osa Gus'~ w . 'l2 Jo1m w.a. ·1.et. 23 t..cti 0. Rett. 162, 24 ICt)-111 PoN, Ill.' 2S Rlllll PMJlhllg, 1G9, .M Mnte GrWtn. ·MO: 27. Clw Stna AJell. 188 MIN'I TOftM&DO (With .... throwoub) 1 Ranc:y Sl'flY1!I. 8. 2 Pdt MtMn, 12. S. Jotin UMI •. 3-4 1, ~ Pase Gluet. '11, 6 la UO. llll'd. •9 1. e 1..s Cuc~ S3 4. 1 Hn a. 1.1.4, &. OouQ111 Graf, 73 4. 9 CtliQ Ltwteil. It tO. Lany SU!tf1 17, 11. Pau &uwtd. ~ 12. Sun Oorvdt 1u3. 13 hmn Suclonw, 1\Q; 14 S. E.CIOI\. 118. 15 S1rftn ... Rupp, "'· ,, °"' ic. SUl'lt~ 125. 17 Sh!Y lJbics. l27, 1L OM ~.10 Ttl.t\UIO'I 41t1e Rtri41t uno a"' -All .. s.1 .. ,, c:s,~ I~ \0 a., -N,\SCJ\lt t.S,N "''*" 4 'Ill pm -e,..,r.,M•.I~ TllS 4.10 p., -C.o. P.ntn. 'II.CS 4.JO r• _,._,..\kt\. 'II.Oil. 1 '1 P-"' -°"""'"'"""' 0. 11 1 JO p,. -P...irn.Gl1n1J. ts,lol ,.,. ......... u 1 r"' -u..n.u. T'T 7 .10pm -1..i~,..,sc II~ 1 W 11"' -<:an~ koflr'. l'T kAOIO la.-0 ~ W p• -LA......, M.UC tNOI J VI pm -Cal Tn. t.\ll'C 1110) 7.JO P" -SO.SF. xnt0 (7'0) .... ~ 7 .,, .. -Sa .o.,.. t.ltl.A (11101 ,,...., 7 'II p"' -\!.,. ...:111&>. \'TKJ\ ('90) ~ · Local schedule .. . .... Mn Coatoe -~ Catomla CaltOt ll Hlwll-Hdo. noon. lfiQll sC11o01 -Pride ol h Coast TournMlell • Ccxona det t.11r, Eatancla. C0&11 Mtsa and ,....._ ~ HiQh. tO 30 and 2 p ti\ pnn; ~ league. M* Oel II s.Mle. 315 v ........ HiOh ldlool boys -MaW Del • St JOfWI l*o. t.ftMI Coaf9e -Cal SUiia ~ • SOl#llm CllJ. 1orr1a c~. llOIJClle«adef. 2 p m ' · ·· BoatJng resUlts .. "', LIDO llU YACNT CLU8 lfWlrtt °'""" ........ LI00-14-I . Bob Y*t. UYC T·1Z-1 HriW...fllHVC. lU«-1. c.-rotd. uvc. 2 Doll leMdc\. UVC. 3. ~ Palw, HHVC. 4. Enc S.., UY'C: S. JF Allen. UYC Sfr'IOf S*ta-1 ,.... Gaudio. 9CYC 5allOC A .. -1. Hlaf!K Pnr. NHVC: 1 C.. ~UYC Saoot C -I, tftC """Oo, UYC: 2. ~ ~. UYC; 3 .,.,.... Poctw, ftf1C ~ep sea "This tournament hai been good to us;' M11ers said. "Last year we were down when we came into this thina, and we won a cou- ple sames and went on to CIF (pJa)'Offs)." After a 1trikeout, Todd Kehrli walked, which prompted Dodd to call on Dorney from the pen. OcCince &rounded to short, but the ball was bobbled to put run· ners on iccond and chird Meyer had ccn four pitches from Rancho Alamito reliever Scott Shodc before Orocsamle was nailed, IO Meyer. who hit hii first jade Of the year, had I whif( of what to expect from Shade while leadins orr the 5C\!cnth. "I know M>mc of the fons didn't like the fac1 that l sent Joe to third on the steal," said Orccn, who c squad improved to ~JO, "l know Mike con hit, but he wa in 1 hole (1·2 count). 1 wanted (MC)Cr) to Jce the new pitcher 1 httlc longer and it ~orkcd our. Senior fir~t ba~mar\ Jc(( Pick· ens, with a little a i tancc from former Los An&cles OoJaer and two-time National Leaiue batlina champion Tommy Davi , located his stroke and uncorked a thrce- run home run •cain t Rancho AlamitOJ atorter Erin Winemiller. in3 m his ~cond game, earned the r;;:=:::;;;;::::==::;:::::::::::::::::=;; win with 2'1.1 inninGS of relief. Pitchina wa 1lso JOOd 10 the Sea Kin~ Monday, u . Oeor'c Chelius picked up his seventh win in nine dcd ions. and aophomore lefty Bryson Oroat came on in the seventh to dose out his firth a ... e. 1Wo errors hurt the sea Kin early, as the Oilers t1llicd two un· Su n did thelrc t. "(I cnt llroc amlc) because Joe'' not going to Kore from ICC· ond b:ssc on 1 base hit, jw.c be· .. A1:1in1t Ccncury (on April 8) I hild my l1rst hitleu game in league, so I told (011.vis) that l wa in 1 'lump.'' id Pickc:m, who hai. been \\OrkinJ with Davi• un the science of h1ttina incc lai.1 •um· mer. ' "Ju t before lhc Trabuco Hill aamc last Friday, he told me to relax and top pre ~ing. And ~bile lt3rbcr. also one of the Mu • tang1' hottc t hitter , "cnt 3-for·4 whh tllrcc run~ nnJ on ROI. ,,. ...... -..... ..................... .. ,., .................... .. Tuesday, April 14, 1992 83 ..ac IOTICI PUl&JC IOTICD "'8UC IOTICU PUIUC llOTtcU "'IUC NOTICll PUii.iC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll '°IUC NOTICES I 'UIUC llOTICU • ..... ,.. I rrw WIC IOTICI ~ ~ ...... dMe ~-.. plUs IN '°'" LI.~. alta &TAN L£DER Donald w Ina# Cheryl I ~ Deniel Cor-v. 6041 PaHO ISll52 Spar, Giiden Gtove. above on .... c., 2. 1182 ..... eMI eoedl9d llllOY'e. . • be appointed .. l*90MI Thia ltltemenl wn l•led Thie llat.,,...t •11• Iii.cl Dd, IMne, Cal.I. 92715 C&GI, 02&43 Monoq119 M ... .,enoo ..... ltcM, "°' u C.C.I en tOIU71 t>lted Merch 19, 1112 llowtnO ... ~.cotta, ••• lec>ftlMl\lallve lo lldlnlni• With the County Cletk ol With 1"9 County O.k ol This b1islntt1 II con. Thll b11••"•U •• con-Thi• at.aterntnt -filed ..... N9.11'1•JI --•Diii THOllAI OYU&.AY, S*IMI and _,,MC .. al Mt lhe n~ of lhe-... Or.no-County on FebN-Otange County on Matctl dl.IClad by· a geneill pan· dueled by an individual ...,II\ lhe County Clerk of ....... ......,.._ CcnAOIOll •ITCH llO•AND 1"911f'Molthe.,.....P"bl-dent. 111Ya~.1tt2 24;1"2 l'etsh•J> Tile rtg11lran1(1) com· OftnOt COW'lly on Maten , • ...... .. .. .... NDICIALt ..,,., • c:atl<ln of thl• Nolle• ol THI! P'f:TITION requettl F1aae21 Fl219M Th• reg11uant(I) co~ !MnCecl IO lrlnuct buM• I , 19'2 ...... _..,._.a..,... OTI p N 1 Sale: 7,•'75 19 the -.Cedent't wtU. end Put*ahed Newpott Beach-Publi"* ~ Bea.en. ~ed 10 lranuct Mio nees undet t"9 Ftet trout F1241 n le._.• M .... ef ._ : AN~· r: r ...... B ~=•d._.:wg:v NOTICS TO codlc:ll1, If an~ be adll'lilllld Colla Mt.. Dally Ptlot Co1t1 Mell Dally Pilot neu \#lder the Ftet1t.ou1 Busontu Nlmtltl hated Publ•tl'ltd Ntwpot1 Beteh-.. --Ttt'• JJ6M MIDw. 4 A .... ~., :u:;o: ,,:: AptW 14, 1192 NOPUTY OWNU ~pr=1i1 :: !:.1a':: April 7, 14, 2t, 28. 1992 April 7, 14, 21, 28, 1992 =·:. :.,~:~·J. l~ecl ·= ~.~~~~~~' Coat• Mesa D&Jy Pilot .......: .:.~'::.: .,•;. .,...., M ...._Id .... , 1372 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT tot OllAmlnllllon In the file T·344 T-341 DllMICOJty This lllltmenl WU t11t<1 Match 24, :,,, Aptl 7, 14, ....... .. ... , ...... D •u•a. .... ILtc -nc1 UNO EA A DEED OF k-c>t l>y the Cour1. PUILIC NOTICl PUBLIC NOTICE Tl'u• llltem•nl WH filed W1lh '.!'le Couflty C\efk of 1"2 T 305 Ge ,_;. C..-"'60n N•ll ISINICSI INC ru nv TRUST, DATED 08/29/90. THE PETITION reQUMll ..,..,, tn. County C1«11 of Ori~t COUflly on ..-11ch • r ltl1 I . .......... A~.: • Callfemla ._;,._;_ Tllt8aM ~;::~~ ~T:g;~ =~ao.r ~4:i!: 1w:;:~::IDI Flctltleus ~~County on M1ret1 6 1 2 n 24203 PUBLIC NOTICE ~· ~-:=n In tle1t, eftd DOii t MOTIC~ OP PAOPEATY, IT MAY BE dtnt Admlnl1tration ol E.. Notice la heftbv given Bu:~::::::n• F528321 Publitl'lt<t "'-~ Beach-Flctltloue Ce11on1M of lhe et1ief ........... tO, Ntuelwe ,.._UITU a UL• al SOLD AT A PUl!UC SALE. lllH Act. (Thlt Authofity that the Boatd ol fnntffl The foQowi riont Put>llshe<S N-pori Beaen. Costa t.'eu Dilly p ot Bu•lna•• N•- 11111udtl1ut1Meflhe ..._ ~~~·.:u:: 11 ~A~."~i ~an IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· ~t'::veUW:o~a1,,.::y of the eou1t Com0munity aredolng busl~s: . Costa M1sa Daily P1101 t.'1tcn 24, 3I, Apiit 7 14 St•t•-nt le:..... ' I ~ • Thi• lntur8'1C• Come»any • NATION OF THE NATURE ac;llon• without obta.lnl Collage Olslr C\ or range ORANGE COUNTY RANG-Apttl 7. 1•. 21, 28, 11192 11192 The FOiiowing peflOl\S Ae ...... tty lhe eeler, le .... demanclande) Calllomla COfpotatlon 'u OF THE PROCEEDING court approY .. BelOfe ~ County, Cai.lorn 1• will re-EAS BASEBALL CLUB. T-347 T·311 Ale do•ng oua.ness H 11 ..., ..,.._.. ,.... aDWMD M. PICOZZI, Tru1tet or Succeuor AGAINST YOU YOU 1n9 certain ~ Important c:oive Haled bids up 10 but 6091 Shelly Huntington I IC NOT CE VACATION TRENDS IN· ........... 1-4.ylhe .. ....,. .... ., Tru••·• or Subetltuted SHOULD CONTACT A actlont, however the pef• ~t<llaterd lh•fp,1~~00,~~· e11ch.CaTif.02647 PU L I PUBLIC NOTICE TEANATIONAL. 25041 ht• telw _.... ..._ .--You It-. H CALIN-Tru1IM ol that certain LAWYER tonal reprtsef'ltattve wld be nes 1Y· • • James Cloud 16927 Jud'( flctlUou han Ad . Laguna H4l1, W... ttie 4a111 -" 119' DAR DAYS .,.., tNe o..d Of TNlt executed by • required 10 ve nouc. to at the Purchasing Depat1· Wy .. Cemtoa. CeUI. 90701 • Fictitious Cat1f. 926&3 wet ...... ....__ to the ....,.,Hne .. e...wd Oft MESA V£AOE VIL.LAS, a DATED: Mateh 24, 1992 lnttrnted s!:aoo1 unlen menl ol the Dlatrlct localed Clark Braniff, 6091 Shelly, Bu•IMH Namt1 8u1lneH Na"'4t • MtehU I Nuho tcelmikl. ~ ... none t Ill -H Callfornla general partner· FIAIT AMERICAN they have w1lved"notlct or at 1370 Ad1m1 Avenue, Huntington Bt1ch, Calif Statement Statement 25041 Elll'llrt Ad . t..guna Th.. "."'.. • n. veu • • • ··--· • 1hlp A CAUFORNIA GEN-TIT LI! IM I u RAN c I! consented IO the roposed Costa Mesa, Cakfornla, at 92647 The Following pefSOOS Th• Fol (h .. •no 1>411sons Hiiis Ca•.f. 926S3 --.... _.. .. _ of the ,.,. ,.._..... •t thla ERAL PARTNERSHIP, FOR-COMPANY, • Celtfomta action ) Tht lnd~pendent Which tllne bids will be Th•• bu11neas 11 eon· 11e doing bus1ne11 at· .,. do•ng bus.nus u This bua1neu 11 con. ~ -: ........ MEALY KNOWN AS AICH· oerporatlon •wz Pat admlnlstrauon authority Will rc::~llely opened and raad dueled by: • general part MUCHO GUSTO RESTAU. l•lAAGS TO RICHES IN· ducted by: Ill Wld vidual Yi.,..._ "9 221 A lett., er phoM oall ARDS WEST INVESTMENT llndt • Authorl M Of· be granted unlfft an lnlor· or. nershlp RANT, 263 E 11th St • TERNATIONAL (OIHOOfE Tht reg1st11nt(s) com· T ..... lnllne~~'714 .. "°' proteat JOUI COMPANY. A CALIFORNIA fleet 114 l!H~ ftfth Hied pe11on files an ob-d'J:~~~slAs~F c .. 8~~~ Tl'le regls1ran1(s) com-<iiost~:rsau~a1;'2i:g1~a a DEVELOPMENT, 223 Ml· m•nc•~ tr:sar I ~SI· n. etttte to M eoW Jeur tJPawrltten r• GENfAAWAA~~~~ ltr .. t, Santa Ana, Cal· Jec:tton to lht petition and COMMUNITY 'cot.LEGE ~~';:~~r t~~~h~~~ Pa~xoramt , Sanra An~ c":r :~~ea ooa li..a.nd ~~~snus ~,a'rrwts)te • = :':r:t'!:"~::.-:;:,::: =•..:au::,.:·:~=~ ,-,;;~1ume~No: to-:~;7:u:1 2~7,}.4) ~=saCdc~::Y~::! ~L8Ji~C~ottE0GEc~s Busineu N•t•I•) ltsk': CJi;:i.~1~u 185 s Euca Paul lt.omn Hoot• 42'1•.:~:'~~r~ll2,1992 =-~ .. locau4 .; WMt the a4Hlft te hellr :-&~! ~~~ R=~ Publlshed N!~ BtachJ a~h~~RING on the pell-CONS~ATIUM ~~;-on: ebruary . lyptus, Aoah9tm H Ifs. Cai,· ~~'c'n, ~:er~~·~twporl Th s state~~t was lt•Gd IO Cwlwr Of., #, ,._ 0.... nl• and pursuant to tn•t Costa Mtu Dail Pilot tlon wiU be Mid on MAY 7 Alt bids 11• to t>e "' ac· James Cloud 92808 This business IS con· "'tn the County Clerk ol . • lnllne, C.. '2714 N JOU M ...c tlle ,..,, c..iaJn Notlco ol Defautl March 31 Apnt 7 1! 1992 1992 at 1·45 PM In Dept cordanco ~th !he Bid Doc· Thls 11a1ement was filed This bustness Is eon· ducttd by an tndMdual Orange Count'( on M11cn Tiw :::----rMPOftM Oft time, JOU thereunder record.ci 0.. ' ' ' !330 No 3A loc~led al 700 Civic rHmenl~ w Chbe•re nowd ~n with the County Cieri( OI ducted by: I general part· Tht reg Strini SI eorr1 6 t992 1-4 ~y .... tt th.-...., loM the UM1 llftd eember 5 1991 at lnstru-Centtr Or WHt Santa Atta e an mar HCUfe n Orange County on Match nershlp menced 10 transact OUSI· • F524191 •'. looetioft It: Vie PMta. eur wa •• ••n• mtnt No. '91~9930 ol Ot· UBLI OTC CA 92701: ' the olflC• 0 tile Director 01 6, 1992 The rtg1Slr1nt(s) com· nt9S under the F1c1 hous Puo s~ Newpot1 BHeh-n.endc....,4-c.ofthe !._.. • ' ...! llcl1I Aecorda ol aald p C N I E IF YOU OBJECT 10 the Purchasing ol lh• District. F524190 menceo 10 tranucl bus•· Bus1110!> Name(s) I sted Cost• 01 ly Puot ~ .... le A.,t 30 '"2 -,.._,.,., MaJ -. ..:_ . No bidder may withdraw nest under tile F1c1<11ous ~ 3 ,_,.2 ' tt die ffloe f Burro hlken wttlWMlt furttler County. wlQ und.,. and pur· NOTICE OF granttng ol me petition, you Ills bid for 1 period ol !orly· Published Ntwpot1 Beach· Business Name(s) hsted Ibo•• on. Apr. . """ Ma~h 4, 1 AprJ 1. 14, £-C: I01 op~ w • rft In 9 fr a M t tie IUMI lo uJd ~-~!ru,st T"UITER'I SALE al'1oYld appear at Ille hHI· live (45) days alter tl'le det• Costa MtH Dally Pilot at>ove on· NIA TPhaul Hoole 11..., l 992 • •• Ml at pubflc ..,......,, or L N Ing and 1111• your ob-t I th I lh I Match 24 31 April 7 14 '. •S '111ement wn '""' T 306 o.tv., Sene. Ane. CA oourt. CHh lawful money ol the "" 0 • tectlona °' file wrhttn ob-" or •open ng ereo • ' • · ' AleUllder ... n it.•lh l"• Coun1y C:trk ol • 12705 [acrow: 1741&-JS There ere other le9•1 Unlte'.d Statol ol America.• 00804•51 ecllont with tho court be-Th• Board of TruslMI r• 1992 Th11 statement was lded Orange County on April 3, PUBLIC NOTICE Thie IM.ill•• le~ -..ar.-te. y.., lftaJ c:a.shler'a chec:ll navable to Fl:ROUION ore the hearing Y04Jf 1,... ~• the Pftvileo• of r• T·307 with the County Clerk ot 1992 c Ill 1 u If • ....... -,_, T I N • ,. Jectlng any and afl bids or Ou1nge County on Match 1 \to • orn • n orm W•ftt ta o•ll en at· llld TNttM drawn on a • • o. peeranet may be In person 10 waive any Irregularities PUBLIC NOTICE IS 1992 F527250 Flc11tlous 0.-cW Code S.tlon temey rl•ht ewey. If •late °' naUona1 banll, a 0131878 or by your anomey. of lnfOJmatities In ariy bid • F524200 Publ.shed N•~port Buch· Bu1lneH Name 1108.2. JOU M net~ an at• chodc drawn by a atate or UNIT CODI! D IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or In the biddtng fictitious • Cosll Men Dally Pilot Statement " .. tutiiect. the....,,. temey JOU INIY c.11 en federal cre<ftt union, or • T.D. SERVICE COMPANY or a contingent creditor of Signed• tiJ OIENE Bu•lneu N•m• Published Ntwpc>(l Be3th APl•l l4 21 28 May 5 Tne Fotiowing petSON en4 .... " of the ,.,_ tt • .... 81 check drawn by • Slate or u duly appointed Trustee !he-deceased. you must flle FARREL' ' Vk: Chan-Statement Costa Mesa Oa ly P1lo1 1992 • · • · are dO.™J tx.is•ness 11: wllh ,..,._ dalme -· ... •mer ,.,....,, .. ,. federal Uving• and loan under the folloWlng ~ your claim with tho court ... • . March 24, 31, April 7, 14. THUNDER ROOFING 854 tle4 It ..._w £-w Co., vtoe or • l .. .a 81d ... usocl1tlon, or savings tcnbott deed of trust Will and m•ll a copy to tile per· cellor, Admlni.tratlvo T~•1 F~lojng persons 1992 T-3S8 w 19•n St Costa a:.asa IOI ~o.tv.. lant• floe Cll•t•d In th• bank apeclfied In aectlon SEU. AT PUBLIC AUCTION 1on~I r•PJ•Hntatlve , ·~ ServlcH, Co .. t Com-aR~L~~~ ~~~~E~s:PRO. T-308 PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92S27 ' Ane, CA 92705 Eec:row: phone book). 5t02 ol !he Financial Code TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER l)Olnted l>y the court w1th111 munlty Coll09e District MOTIONS 5901 Warner Jost Ennqut Hernandez. 1741._., en4ttwlettd ... Deepuee de 41ue le_... and authol1Jed to do busJ. FOR CASH (In the forms lour monlht lrom the d11e Ave Ste •420 Hunungton PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou• 854 w 191h SL. Cosi. for Mnt ~ ef\el M ~ eeta cltaclon neu In this atate al I.ht Which Ire lawful tendtr In ol first Issuance <!1 leners Published Newport Beach-Beach C~1I snM9 Bu1lneH Name .,_.eu CA 92627 APfll n , 1 n2, wHcti II the Judlci.t uetecl Ilene "" main entr~~· to First tho United Sales) and/OJ u proYlded In aecuon 9bl00 Costa Maaa Daily Pilot Thomas H .Frink 419 Main Fictitious Statement Tn11 bus1n11s it con-~4ev Mtor.the •• _,__ ... _ .... .. .. , Amencan ,..,. Insurance tho cashier'• certil•ed or of the C.illlomla Pro ate 992 51 31 H · 11 t B h BuslneH Name ducted l>Y' an 1nd111idual , ... mpecJfted tibo¥e ,.._o - -DIAS _. Company localed 9t 114 other check.I 1pec1fled In Code. The time IOf f1hng Aprd 7, 14, 1 C~ r 9264~n ng on eac ' Statement The Fotlow.ng persons The reg1strant(s) co~ Deeed: Aprl t , iH2 IEMDAJUOI pare pr• East Fiith SlrMI, In the c~ ClvQ Code SKU00-2924h claims will not expire be-t348 p~,Y A. Solverlake, 5501 The Following 1>4ttsons ~~~~Ee~TE'[19~~~~ANY menced to transaC1 bu~ vi. ,. .... "-....,.., aentar UNI reepueet8 ol Santa Aria, Callfomla I (payable In full at ttie Ume lore four month• from tho PUBLIC NOTICE M v 1 Ci H 1 ion are d011)g business as 666 .. Na B C • ness under tne Fktihous 9y: JHn li.c OlmeNI~ oocftta a 11\aqulna en tnat right, lllle and Interest ol sale) all right, title and hearing dale noticed B::~h, c:111. g204g ing OU~UTY PLUS INSTALlA· ~~.· C;~<>;26;~d osll Bus1ntss N11rne(s) I.sled eu.., fft• oot1e. conveyed to and now held intertsl conveyed to and abolle. Flctltloue This bu•lness ., con. TION. 5562 Stard1.151 °' ~rehael & Gioi•a Buchtel abowt on-Fel>fuary 28 04/14~2 Un• cart• o una by H under tald OMdl~ f'tCNi htld by rt under aald YOU MA¥ EXAMIN~I the 8u1lnou N•me ducted by-a general Pat1· Hunt1ng1on Beach, Ca:.r 2467 Norse St Costa 1992 CHS10381H .,...... 1 ... fonlcm no !~:t: ~~it::: s~ate ~he~~~~~l~e~~,i:~!>' :~: k:p~e%!nhe1;:~it~ St•tomont nersh1p 9~!4~d j Wttbell Jr 5562 1.;~a Ca I 921m" i~~: ~t~==d•.;11 t.led IC NOTIC• le -.0.ra Pf'Otacclon; dtscnt>ed is: TAUSTOA: WILLIAM PAUL the estate. you may file Th• Fotlowtng persons Tl'lt registranl(s) com: Stardull Dr Hun• ng1on Tt> s t.vsinen 11 con-w1tll 1he County Cletk ot ~ au Napuee1a esrlt• a llahlblt "A" FERGUSON ••th Ille court a IOJmal A• ara de><ng business as rnenced to transact buSI Beacn Cahl 92647 d1.Jette1 oy husband ano Oran County on March a I ti · t I S I•' N tJ e I SILAVAN INVESTMENT ness undtr the Flct11tous • v.. le 09 T094n4 M 41u na one QUO All TliAT LAND SITU-BENEFICIARY: MISSION ques or poc:.. o C o CO OBA •• Greenbrw Buslntss Name(s) hstecl Demi Duran. 16902 Tht re •Slr3nl(S) com· 16, 1gg2 Mln'aOf' OUMpllr con lae fo,. AfED IN THE STATE OF VIEJO NATIONAL BANK the filing ol an Inventory Park Apts 1724 Newport abow on: Match 16. 1992 Hoskins Hun11ngtol' menced ~o tr3r!sael buSI· F52508t TRUIT&'S~ rneadacles fe9al•• 8P-CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF recorded July 22, l99I as and appralsal of estai. as-Hills Or. 'west. Newport Thom11 H. F11nk Beach. Catif 92647 neu uooer lhe F1e1111ous Published Newport Buen· UNDEI' DEED OF TRUST Nplaclaa .. vatM ~ ORANGE, CITY OF COSTA lnltr. No, 91 ·380071 In :~tso:nt o~sany r::~:' f~ Beach, Calll. 92660 This llllement was filed This Ousintss IS con· Bus•ntss Namttsl I steel Cosla Mesa Daily P1101 TS.No :.;,71~~DE .,. 41ue la cor1e •• MESA DESCRIBED ~S =ookd p~gt~ 0~lc ou:cJ:: .~ 1250 ~I the cat .. JOhn Vanian. 1724 New· wllh the Countv Clerle ol duct: by a general pan ebo•• on January 13 Marc:h 24, 31. Apot 7, 14, ~I001 cuatte au o•eo. FOLLOWS: A~~>r~tr ~f o•r~ng• lornia Probate Code. A Re-pot1 H1ns Or. West, New-Or~ County on March ~. ·~eg1s11an11s1 com 1~2 1992 VOU AAE ,. DEFAULT II ustecl no PN•anta PARCEL A! County: aald deed of !rust quest lor Special Notice port Beach, Calll. 92660 17• 1 2 menctd to 1ransaci bi.s M Buchtel . T-317 • UNOEA A DEED OF TRUST au ,..pue•ta a Uempo, PARCEL 1, AS SHOWN dNCt1be1 the lollowlng: form Is 1vas11blt from the Stephen La.zanan, 1463 F525240 ness' u1'Cle• ,,,. f •CI ''°"'!> Tn s statemert was I ed PUBLIC NOTICE • DATED ~t4 19 1.0 puecle partier el cmeo, ON A MAP FILED IN BOOK LOT 27 IN BLOCK 25 OF COUl1 clerk. E~ed1ff Lane. Pasadena, Publilhed Newpon Beach· Business t,3me(s) listed it.1th tn. Coumy Cleill ol r • UNLE9 VOU TAKE AcTloH J le pueclen qultar au 12 PAGES 1 2 AND 3 OF NEWPORT BEACH TRACT. Attornow for patl· i~:J~ 1g~u 369 Stl•ron CoSla Mesa Oatly P1lol at>ove on NA ?~~ge Counly on Apnl 3 ___ F_J_c-tl_tl_o_u_t __ _ TO PAOTECT YOUR .. 1erlo, eu cllnero J PAACEL MAPS, IH THE IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT tlonor: .. " Rd , Atcad•a. Cll1f. 91007 March 31 • APlll 7• 1• 21 Ronaod J W8'be'1 Jr F527192 8u1lnoH Nam• PROPERTY, IT MAY BE etrea oeaae de au OFF'ICE OF TliE COUNTY BEACH. AS PEA MAP RE· CHARLE I MIKE This bustneu 11 con-1992 This s1aternen1 ,..as h ea P . d N B h St t t IOU> AT A PUaJC SM.E If preplad•d eln avlao RECORDER OF ORANGE CORDED IN BOOK 3, MICHAELIS, ESQ. ducted by: a Wrruted patl• T·322 w•lh tht Counly C1e1k o1 ubli~he e,..~y e;~o; Tt>e F:ioe:',:.n pe<sons VOU NE.ED AH Mlolonal r1 d PAGE 26, OF MISCEL· MICHAELIS & BC). nership 01ang1 Co1.1 1y on Maren Costa Mesa EXPt.AHATION Of= TliE por pa • • COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE N'"NNI 1 .. 711 Pl The reg1strent(s) co-PUBLIC NOTICE 24, 1992 April 14, 21. 211. ·May 5, are do•ngobvs1nessp11 T NATVAE OF n.E le oert•. EXCEPT ALL TH.E OIL. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY .. • ... aza .. ~ f52&000 l992 NEW P RT lM LAN PM>Cf.EOWO /IGAJNf!rT l.det.,. etroa requl ... HYDROCARBONS. MIN· RECORDER OF SAID OR· Dr., Suite A, Tustin, CA =~~r t;:"fi~11~~ Fictitious Published t,t,..pot1 Beach ...,. T-367-STUOY CLUB. ISOI Supe- VOU, YOU ~ ........... ltuode qua ERAL AND MINERAL ANGE COUNTY 920BO Bus1ne11 Name(s) l•Sled Bualneaa Name Cos11 t.•esa Oa ·1 P1101 Sor AveC Sir ~ ~wpon COHTACT ALAWV'ER uetM ....,_ ll•mM a RIGHTS BELOW 200 FEET YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Publlshed Newport above on· Ociober 1 1989 St•t•m•nt A 117 14 21 .. 8 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE Re=d a~ ~befg DOS N.-• ,_.... vr-i ._ ""ebeeado lnmedlat• MEASUREO VERTIC'"LLY UNDEA A DEED OF !RUST Btach/Costa Mesa Ptlol John Va~ • The ~lowmg persons pr • . .. T·337 NOTICE OF 1406 Sant11go Or Neit.""" Finl ~ 8ltlk of ___. II ~ OAfEO 8125191. UNLESS .a.~ I 7 8 14 1""" T'" t ..... t I..,. are d"'"" .ness u · ..-· ~ e CeMorNa _.... "° c~ e DOWNWARD FROM THE YOU TAKE ACTION TO ...,..., ' . ' "'""" .. is 1 atem .... v.u 1""' T G H.., & ASSOC!· AVAILABILITY OF Beach. Calif 92660 c.,..w11 • w . or Uft abe9ado puedo NATURAL SURFACE OF PROTECT YOUA PROP· TW350 ~':,, ':9 C~~ty 0~1~~co~ ATES. Larlcspur Ave . PUBLIC NOTICE ANNUAL REPORT Tll11 bu11nas1 is con· ~ tNllem, or ltetNW • un .. Melo de SAID LAND WITH THE ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT PUBLIC NOTICE 31 ,J,,117 14 ~1 1992 Corona del Mar, Caltl Fictitious Purtuant 10 Section ~~!•dr~~-.:fr.~(;}~om- ......., ~ .......... to ret.rencla de abOe• RIGHT TO EXPLORE A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ' . ' Fs2522e 92625 BuilneH Na~ 8104(d) of the lf'ltemal Atv· menceo 10 transact bull· IM Deed of Tn.9 ....CS bJ dee e 8 una oftc:IM M THEREOF SEU. LEASE. NEED AN EXPLANATION CNS 1038850 B h Michael Hulett Piper. 609 St t t tnue Coae. notice 11 nus under the FtCtt ~-=::.:".,...O: ='9 .... ~,~r. en. C:,r°H~·o~E ~.~~Bg; ~~J~iE~~~AEA8:1~~~ c:EoD~~c: .. ~oOF 6~~~,h~.~,e"'~~Y e;~o; ~~s~f.A~~orona d•· .,.~~/o:~::~: :'sons ~~~~~~P~~~r ;~: c~~;, :~~~·~· ,:-i:m-1•> ~= "--,..,. 5. 1'80 Ne C... .... l3M10 E..,_Y TliEREFOR U""'L> YOU. YOU SHOU\..O CON· BULK SA.LIE Match 31, April 7, 14, 21 , Burr Delevan Ndrthrop, HORNE~ BREWING CO year 1991 ol Bertea Foun· RiCl\afd L Sebern .. ,,_. of OllcW ,..._ T d _... ... '" ,....,... TACT A LAWYER (D ..... lo e 1992 3326 Fallenleel Dr.. Co-dll1on, a private loun. f... • I ,__. 111 N ofb of 1"" Cour1fY M name an --THE SURFACE WITHIN 117 25TH STREET NEW· '"'* n T.323 rona Calif 91720 INC., S75 Antori Bou1eva1d d hon 1tlable 11 lhe n s salemel't •U -.. ,__..., of ow,.. QMl!y ....... the oourt a.: THE UPPER TWO HUN-PORT BEACH. CA 92663 e of tM c Tnls bu~lneu I• con· ~:·~ 9i:6 Cost• Mesa f~i11! : .. principal off1et ~I~~=· cc::; ~1t~~~ c;.-.....,.. ...._.. '° ttw Cll .......... r dlreccton DRED (200) OF THE FEET "(11 • 111MI addrnt °' olftmerelal ocl•I PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a gene1al pat1· G J H 11 B IOf inspect.on donng regu-17 1992 NClllllra ol a..AI Incl EacltOll • le aorta ") CIN· OF THE SUBSURFACE OF common dHlgnatlon ol Dato: '*Sh•P • em an rewing 1ar business hours trom • to ... ......., recordild TR AL 0 RAM QI SAID LAND MEASURED ptOpetty 11 shown above, April 10, 1892 Flctltloua The reglstrant(s) com· Compan-r, loc: (A Ot1aw1tt 8;30 1 m. to 5 30 p.m. by F525235 Nlf 11, 1111 .,_ 91-371191 COUNTY MUM IC., AL VERTICALLY DOWNWARD no warranty It gtven u lo I I (IECI. t104, BualnaH Name m.nced lo lransact bus1· Corpo~~:'\a''go~~~j any c11tien v.ho requests It Publtshed NtNport Beach· • _... C.... ~ .. COU"T 700 CIVIC its compltten1111 or car· 8105 u cc) lt•tornent ness under the f 1cto1Jous view 2-04 9 · w11n.n 180 days 11\11 th• Costa MHI OaJ'( Po101 .... "-""'· 1• • tOOO canvt D"IW RIT FFRCOEM "!1sE NAR"'~~~U~ '9Ctne&a)." The beneflcl111Y NOTICE IS• H.£REBY Thi Follo'Wing Ptfl Business Nam•(•) listed ~: b~smess 15 con-date ol pubf.c:11tOI\ M11ch 3t, AJ>r• 7, 14, 21 , 4-M. Al W. ~ hfll • A " .._._.... • ....., un40t aa.d DMd of Trutt, GIVEN 1 c.re<lrt 01 Ult are doing t>uamess u · above on: Marc:h 30, 1992 The louna&uao's. ~ 1982 ----.._ • W. ~ UllTAAHA, CAffTOt THIE LEASE RECORDED by ....on ol I breach Of within n:mtd ~ lbaLA NATIONAL MOB.lGA-'lE Mld\aol H: Pit*---dJJClt_d.by~•cor~ olfiee 11 located 11 4901 T-3t8 c:our.ot•. ?a0 aw: C.. TM ....,.., Mdr9u, FE RUAR 197\ IH ~fM. ~ bulk aaJe is :W to be CA-EDIT REPORTS, 2300 This 1ta.1ement 1!.IS Qed ~ed·~::l~~."~!!b, = Birch Stretl Ntwport•--------- oit.... -... ""-: .... .._....._ l'IUMW BOOK 0532. PAGE 123 OF 1ecUftd lheret>y, eto-made of the usat• d• M1ehtl1on StrHt, Suite w11h Ill• County Clerk 01 ness under lhe Fictitious Beach. CA 92660. 'UBLIC NOTICE C..... • iiiU* 9llCllOfl. to ., .....,....,.. ett~, QFACIAL RECOAOS b e execl.lted and ~ acrit>ed below: 600, Irvine. Calif. 92715 Ofllf'g• County on Apnl 3, Business Name(s) listed The principal mana9er ol FlcUtloua ~ ....., tDr cmt'I w ,a.lntffl without en PARCEL a• ered to the undersigned a The name and business Kathryn L Cekin, 15181 1992 abO •on· not appl cable lhe loundallon is Richard ~..=-,. .. of ... "' ... ......, ... cm --All THOSE CERTAIN 'lrfinen Ooc:fanthon ol 0.. lddltsSH ol lhe Miier .,. Vermont s11 .. 1, Westm-n-F527195 J~ L. Cu111• ~t1ontt Bertta c.o Laun• s Holl, Bualn•H Name _).--;:r,:.. ':.. "'= ..... *"°*' ' .. MU1UAL RECIPROCAL = =~'o:.,s:: NUMERICAL CONTROL 't!:'k c~·~= 1109 c:. Publlslled Ntwport Beach· Thi• statement ..... filed =hB·Cf.!1 a~:=,·· Newpot1 T ~tatoment ...,_, ~·· _.. _ ,.. • .,.de telefeM d.t NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE· fault ttnd ol election to COMPUTER SCIENCES, r~ Slrftl. cOsi. t.4tsa. Costa Mtsa 01 ly P1IOI "''th lhe County Clotk ol Pubiisned Ntwporl lie:;-~~~SONI ...... _....., lllld Dead of ·~•d• 4•1 deMan-MENTS. AIGHTS ANO cause Iha unders.gnod 10 ~mr :u;:sA:idr::: Cebl. 92626 Apftl 14· 21 • 28• May s. ~~~ge County on Apnl 3 Beach·COSll Mesa Oa;ly A-O.r:lnv HOME IN· ' Tl\lll lrl .. ~ ..... lf'I dMte, • d.t de"'8fto PRMLEGES FOR ACCESS. loll Mid pr~perty lo Hlllly CA 92114. " ' William C. Hudson. 4642 t992 FS27237 PllOI April 14 1992 SPECTION SERVICE. 8 _... ~ Ind ·-and deftta 41ue no tlefta INGRESS EGRESS AND said obhgation1, and there-At bsled by tho aeller E C~pman Ave .. Sutte T·360 TJN Lemon Gro\19 ll'Vlne, Cll•I dtleclllled•.....,.. ·~•4•, H) ONen-USE. APPURTENANT TO alter tho undersl~ntd lhere .,, no othef buSlfleSi 281, Qfange, Cal.I 92669 PUBLIC NOTICE Put>hshtd N...,,-port Beach· -PUBLIC NOTICE 92720 Lal M1 ..-0 the ~ 8nd Ferenb One THE RE.AL PAOPEATY OE caused o ld not1c• o d• names and addrHaH This buslnHs Is eon-Costa Mesa OaJly Pilot M>ehul Allen Sandler e IOI• I 'I 15 INt ol Lal CMo Plua luH• 'aso SCA BED ABOvc AS so lautt and ol election to be used by Ill• Hllef w1lll•n ducted t>y: co-p111ner1 Fk:Utlou• April 14. 21 28 ._•ay 5 FlctJtlout Lemori GrO\oe, '"'',,.· Ca ,f •GI Tl'8CI 901, • Ptt W. • C • I · .... . . rK()(dad JIR.lary 3, 1992 UVM CJ) year• belof• the The reglatrant(s) com-N 1992 92720 ,_..,.. Ill loolt M , ,.._ New11ert Boaah, A FOATH IN TliAT CE.RTAl.N u Instr. No. 92-004381 In date such llsl ... as "nt °' menced to transact biJI•· luslneH •m• T..JS4 BuslnaH Name This bus neu Is con. • IN • ol ......, n • Heeo 714(7eo.eaH RECIPROCAL EASEMENT Book Page of Ofllelal delivered 10 \he b ness under the Fic:titlous Statement Statomenl ducted by an lndMdu.11 ._ Ill fie Olllce ol tr. DATa1 .IAN 17 1990 AG A Ee MEN T DA TED Rocord1 In lhe office oflhe The name and~ Buslnus Name(s) listed The FOllOwing ~rsons PUBLIC NOTICE The Follo"" ng s>efSON Tht registrant(&) com-~ Aocoroar of ltlid Rebert •· Kuhel, MARCH 21 19n l!IV ANO record« 01 Ofange county; ad<kn• ol tile Intended •bOV9 on: N'A are d0ing bulaness IS are doino bus1MU as: menc:ed to transa.ct bull· ~ Cie ri( BJ Deleree BETWEEN ' MEsA VERDE Said ale wi.11 -be made. translerM are· CIMPLEX Kathryn L Cakln UNITED LOCKOUT PROO. FlctlUoua MAAK'f ENTERPRISES, neu under lhe FIC1 llOUS Tiw ..,.. ....,.... _, ...,._ Do,u1Y VILLAS lfD A CAUFOR but wflhOut covenant or COAPOAATIO.N whost This alaltment was f.led UCTS. 311 Undo Ave B1.11lne11 Name 2855 Pnec:rfflo. Or. Su.le Bus ness Namets) 1<5ted °""' -dJJWNllD., " P 'bll heel Newport • " A. warranty. ••P'Ht °' Un. bul1M11 addrui Is 1500 with ,,,. County cier11 of Newport Buch C1lll Statement F428. Cosll Mua. Ca111 above on: NA ll'f, of .. ,., ~ u ' NIA LIMITED PARfNE • plied, rogarolng lttlo pot· East Hamlllon Avenue Otange County on March 92661 The Fonow1ng i'Ctson• 92628 M<tulel A. Sandler OllCrtllild ..,_ .. pufpOl\ed IMch/Coata Meu Daily SHIP AND SERVICE COR· Mlaion, « encumbrances, S It IOO Cam bell Cal~ 8, 1992 Phillip Rlcl\afd Tann, 316 are d0tng btJ~ss IS Matk C Muenker 2155 Pi-Thrs statement """ t led 10 lie UO Via Udo tlDud Pt6ot /l.f>fA 7. 1', 21, 28, PORATION OF BEVERLY lo pay the ,.maen.ng pt1nc:f. bnia osoOs p ' FS24202 Lindo Ave.. Ne.,.. port SCH~llOT 8REWl~G CO necretk Dr S1111e F428, v.•th the County Cter!I ot ....,.. 8aadl. CA_, 1te:l HILLS, A CALIFORNIA pal eum of the note(•) "" The assets to be told are Published Newport Beach-Beach, Caul 0266! S75 AnlOI\ Boul...-a1d, Su11e Cosla Mna, Calif 92628 Ofange County on April 2 llla .......... T~ '349 CORPORATION, RE· C'Ufed by H id dead of dHettbed In general at: Cotta Mesa Daily Pilol Arlena Adell lartn, 3 t6 S60, Costa Mesa Cad Tnta bus1ntss It con-t992 clldlMll "'I ~ tDr "'I COAOEO MARCH 30 Uln Truel. wtlh Interest u In FIXTURES MACHINERY 3 Lindo Ave • Newport 92626 ducted by· an tnd1vld\Jal Fl2'HOI .,...,.._ of N .._ ..UILIC NOTIC! IN 800K 12123 •PAGE said note PfO\lldod, .o. EQUIPMENT TOOt.s' ~:r' 24. I, .Aprll 7, 14, Beach. Calif 92861 G H••l•m•n Brewing The reg11111n1(s) com· Publl.5hed Newpo11 Beach-· ==--.~ 11°':,.CO: CMI 103 .. 92 1442 OF OFFICIAL r=:"o~ :fd "= '':. g~f:ll~.ECT~~g~O~~: T-310 ~~b~n::~ c~ ~'::~~ 11~~!,"":,~ =~ t~~li= Costa Mesa Oa.ty Pilot '*'*'-NOTIC• TO RECORDS OF ORANGE Trust. feff, d\alQea and ONTR CT RIGHTS LIC NOTICE Wile v-Plaza La Crone WI Busif\ess Nam•!•) listed Apnl 14, 21, 28, May ~. Tiie ..., ~ of tne CQIMTCMll 01' COUNTY CALIF~IA. AS ffP9NH of the ~Nltotl ~ECORD; ANO FILES anci PUB ' Th• regietranl(s) com· 5'1602-G459 ' above on Marctl s, 1992 1992 ..... ...... ol .. •UUC..... AMENDED BY THE MOOl-and ol the tNlll CfNle<i .,. located at 17321 MUI· Flctltloue menced to transact buM· Thi• buslntu II eon-MIB E Muenll.. T-3~ ......... ......, tt¥ IM (l•CI. e104, FICATION OF RECIPAO. bV aald DMd of TMlt. • phy Ave , !Mne, CA 92714. Bua..,.._ M•me neu ur\def the Foebt.ous dUC1ed b)". a corporal.on Thlt ata.tt'mOnt HS filed The Comm ruty Mar ~ fo lie MW _. 11M U.C.C.J CAL EASEMENT AGAEE· Said tale w.I be~ on. The ltansfer ol the ptop-I t t Bu11ne11. Name(tl hllecl The rej11Strlnl(s) co~ it.1th the County Cle11t ol !lat Place P~ot C1u...: I ·--... -=::.:: SMfowN•. MENT DATED MAY 20. 1n~io~~~·:~ tr1y l1not1ur.10Co~ Th• F::.:::peraon1 =cr::~1 •1992 =~ ·=-F~I~= ?=County on Metch fled .. ~::. ..... ,. U: Ill' of ............... ~ ~ 1980 BY ANO BETWEEN localed at 1 ScMJU\ lMnl ;'.T,$c:~al Co t Sectlo aTrt doingE ~~·~GE This t tattment wu filed Bu11ne11 N1me(s) l•slad FS24193 84 • .a678 .. ...... of .. .. ,_ .. -........... ,. .. ._.IOI AIGHARD W!:ST INV£ST· Stteec, Orange. California The Intended aalt will be H .... th lhe County Clerk ol abo\19 on: not applicable Publlal'led Newi>Of' Beach--7'1119• cradlton of Iha with n MENT COMPANY A CALJ. 92t5A ...... ..,.. ,. A~ 30 SOURCE. 2242 Atpen St • Ofange County on April 3 John L Oime ConlloAer C l M 0 P t • '*"9d Ml9f ~ • bYlk • At tho llme of tho !Nu.I ....,_.,on°' a.,., • TUatrn c.i.1 82680 1992 tied os a esa ••'V 110 I "' ~ ., cmtt. the ...... ~to be medo of FORNIA GENERAL PART· blcadon of this nollCe 1992, at 8'obeclt, hltget Patrick Michael McRae, fl27tff Th11 st11ement ... IS I Match 24. 3t. April 7, 1•, 'f ............. CllJNW'a th• ...... daacrlb•d NEAS HIP AND MESA r::i. ~ amounc ol tho un: a Hanlton, Two Embarcad-2242 Aapen St.. Tustin, p bl;• ...... N ...,... Be "" with th•cCounty Ci'!!, ~I 1992 I d'9llk ._. Oii • ... or bllOw. VERDE VIUAS, 11, A JOINT Pltld b of tho ....__ tro Place, 2200 Geng Calif 92680 U "'-' hr.,..... ac Orange ounty on .._. · T-304 MIDIW '*"-a c:fiedl clrllM'I The names ttnd bue1neta VEHfURE RECORDED ON ~ .::::: by the o~ Rood. Palo Alto, Cat.tornia Ketty OSYil McRae. 1290 Co1ta Mesa Daily Pilot 1992 ,. ___ ·~ .-~ ., • -°' lllOlr'lll a.-8ddtuu1 of tho Mlllf we: OCTOBER e. 1910 IN deaCtft>9d dMd of INtl "'303 811on Ave... 89500. New-Apnl 14, 21, 28. May 5, F52l2H '°BllC NOTIC! ... OI. cf-* *9llfl ... llrtan eou.. 2038 A '"' BOOK 13171 PAGE 1831 and estimllod COllt. .... DAfED: Aprtl 10. 1992 pOl1 Beech, Calll. 92eeO 1992 Pub!~ Nftpol1 Beach· ---------~ PactN: .... = °' --::.-~ ltf10n A~ .. Ce>a*a M9aa, Of OFFICIA~ RECORDS pen ... and acMnc-. Is CIM"-0 CO..~ ~J11) YQQ. 22_UAspen, -T~ ~ltl' M .. 1 Daily PolOt FlctlU.Uo ....oNAL ltAM 1 _ _,:;.:._....._ Mil 1 ;-e. • ..:;... ~ Ila? 0~"1:>AANar COVNTY. ~O.W.-TION, 8Yt...,,., R. ~ Tust111, Cellf. 12680 PUBLIC NOTICE April 1•. 21, 28. May 5. auune•• N•rne ~ • ~ ....... In 1itc11aft 51aa of ~ In CalfOmia CAUFORNlA. ' " It pOellble that et the ot1aen, PNaldent Thlt bu1ln111 11 con-1992 Stat....,.t Ctl-* • C•9ft\&1or"Y ,_ ,__ Cede .,.. °'Iha Chief ••~uttw ofllco , .. -n,.... ""'9 of Ula the ~ Publl•h•d Newport ducted by: an unoncors» 111 tttiou. T~S The FOllowong P9fll0n 3500 Pao~ v,._ Ot!\19 .. • 411 ....._ "' °' l"9 .... II: SAMf -"' bid INY be les• tt\81'1 the loKn.Co ta. M... Daily raltd auoclatlon other c .,. oo.ng business u · ~.c.. _ '::: w. ._...,., A8 lllilted t.y the ..... all ALL THESE CERTAIN I04al lndebt~ due. fltlot ...... 11 ~4 1992 than a partMtaNp Bu.ane .. NartM PUBLIC NOTICE HAIR ' FASHION MAGA ~~" ..,. °"* bullnMa narnH and NON·~XCLUSIVI! EASE· Da .. : 4/M2 ........ ' The regl1tran1(1) com. l......._.,t Zlh.E. 1210 B•ton. SUfle 99 ·~~~-~~·-=~~ :.-n:. c:: ':.:::r::ti ......._ UMd "Y tho MENT&, RIGHTS ANO T.D. llRVIC• CO.. Tl7I menced lo l,.,,..ct bu9'-The FoAowing !*SON fictitious Newport Beach. Calif. r • ...._ o1 w. T.-..'a Dead .... ~ """ YMte .,.. PRMlEGES FOR ACCESS. PNtf, .. ..w T,. ... , '°ILIC NOTtcr ""' unctot thl Ftct111oU1 are doing butlne11 1.1: au.ineu Na.,.. 92660 .... _,.....,_......_ .. fore l"9 dlllo such bt WM IHOMSS. EGRESS ANO IJ ...___.. M er... Bullneaa Namo(1) Ulotd l!IAYWOOO FINANCIAL ltateMent .. onique ~ a.arengo, ..... OI delwerod '° the -..-• ' "°'".... aboYe on: NIA GROUP. 701 N Patti~ Tho fOlto11t1ng pe.sons 39 ~lthng ~-an ir.1ne. )W. ..... • .,..,.. • a ~.,.:NON! Ull APPUATINAHT TO AHl•teftt leerotery, -.,..,.._ 11..._. l(ety D9vtd Mc,._ tOf Oflve S1t. 203, Santa .,. doing bullnnt as· Caril 92714 -:.-r.. .. ....... ... The '*'* and ~ nil MM. PROPERTY OE· •cu ....... Lewta •••• ltatetMnt Thtl slltemenl WU filed Ana, Ce~f. 9270$. (a)CG&O (b)CO .. •a.AEACIAL Thi• buelntu I• con. ' addr .... of W. buyer w.: SCRIBED ABOVE, AS SET Oraftta, CA eatll wttn the County Cltfk ol [)loon Ander~. 2J2 Ber GRAPHICS & DISPLAYS ducted by' an lndMUU81 = e:-:;:_: 1:;.'a\ T'*'-Oyuley, 1100 Kina 'OATH IH TliAT CERTAIN C1t4) at-4100 .,. ':.n:~ ~ Orange County on Af>fll 2. WOOd DI .. Newport Beech. 3111 Punman s11 .. 1. St• The reg111ranl(1l corn • .. •• I Ulan or Ad.. ~ hed\, CA ,OURTH AMENOMEHT TO lfl' AVAll.A8l!, THI E)(. TAB WAREHOUSE fON-1112 Calll. 92960 '20. CosLI ....... Cai.I menceo to ltat\Nci ~ • ..:.. ... ' • --NllS; ~ ~. 117 OAOUHO LEASE av ANO PECTED OPENINO ••D TAHA. cJo 110 N9wPOfl PH71M Debbi• Smllh, 26512 92G2t ""' unoer the f°ic1;1IOul A II F ,; p =--ti, _.. ::rrr-A.,._, l8lbOa, CA IETWtEN SEQERSTAOM, MAV U oeTAINCO IY ~ Of., SU11e 250. New-Pl.lbllallod ~ Beach-~n~ .. 11D~t Minion David Wayne f\ibman, lu9tnttt Na!M(e) .. tad .......... . 0., ...._ le= The ...... to be 9°'d .,. CEHTEA, A CALWORN1A. CAWHO THI FOU.OW· pon loech. Callf. NtOO Coett Meta O&l!y Piiot T"ia' builnell 11 con-; ·---------------------------· ., Wiii llW • dMCftbod In generM .. : GENERAL ,AATNEASHlft ..a TtLDHON! NUMNI' Millon OottMo. 'ftuel" of Ailfll 14, 21 . 21. M.y !. ~ ~ •OOMfal patt· .... .. .. ur.-I utotcl .,,.., .... LMM-AHD MlSA ~YIU.AS, ON ntE DAY MFOl'le TWI .. Mlltol\ and Pat QOIUtet> 1"2 neratup I STIRTill I IEW 11s111ss•! C": '!.: = ':::: hOtcl ~. I'll!. A CALJPOftNIA ,MTNI,.. SALE.: (?14) 31Mf37 0t = 1e:~=. ~ T-353 Th• rtgl11rant(tl com. I .,_. • .,..... in _, ._... Md IQUI~ and ttW, MCOfU>ID ON NO-C21l) 121~ to024 PUl&.IC llOTICI mencoct lo trlltlUd butt- , .... ... ..... .,,. ~ 8ftd ....... V(MI( .... 1111 AS .... TAC...... Donald w $heW Tf'\ltl" nou Uf'det "' f tCt•llOU• ....._., ... ._..,,.°' :.:'C:-~ ll. C.. IT"UMINT NO. •• ,ut)ll•h•cl Nawg:,:; °'-.DclfWi.ldw SttawA• ,._....._ =-=·~~(~~....a .. ._. ..... ..,.-0. The ...... ,..,. UMd 1Ut2'. Of 0,,ICIAL a.ad).co.e. Meta \IOC8ble TNet. 11 MOnWldto ...... .... OMbie Sfl'iltfl ' llT'Nm t.y 1t19 .... at 1111 -.. AlCORDS 0' OfV.NGf Nat.,_. 14, 21, at, ,,. Or,. COfON _. Mat, Celtf ltate••.. Thl9 ata~ vwa1 1110C1 a.t ..._ 11. 1• 11on 1a: n,e WMNna w.a COUNTY. . nn 12121 came Tho FOICMtnl peraona ....,.. ~ COi.iniy ci.nr 01 ,_ ....._ ..,. of The ~ o... of (lC) N8fM and eOcPreea of Lynn IClrk. cJo 33 n ~ ~ •: Of-ange OouNy on April 3. ~ Mii r...... l"9 ........ ~ 30, l"9 bef etlc..,., • wf10M PUllJC llOT1CI f'Oed, ()fat, C.W ~ VAN0\1AAO IVITEM, 1192 ...._ 11M 10M Wllfft 1• • l"9 oMcia ol ~ ---... Iii ...a-..,_ ~ -.......• t101 Hatbof llvd "'3. 'U7181 = ... Lim ~. CA -l.terOW 4421 Jarft. ,._... ,... _...,. 1...... tot24 Clwtna C.O.a .....-... Coota Meta. Ceillf 11121 h 1 t11m ....., 1y. -· M #tio. .....,.,. ~ M.V. WM ,.._ •TICS OP l.oeC.~ c.e..~,.. 'Hantef ltlo Aocl-1aln, CPubfltNOt M Ntwpor10 I ~ lllllilli -..... ~ ...._,cAllMO .-..... clO TN~ UCMITO W.:. "'-""· ,,_".., tU31ToPOnMCt..u.una on .., 11y ,....., -...._. 'IHI ...... ta M1f1C1 ~. 11111 ..._.. ::::mllTD IN WC lhaftef Trual • ......_ C.W ... .,, .. 14, 21, 21. May a. .._ It, //fl '• "'·1• to Caito n1e Undorm ~ A¥enUa, IMne, CA 11114. 1-~~~Fon-~ .._, ~ 1• ~·=M•C-"'•rel•• Cod• lectlon ~ -fdlMO ..... .,.. ..::.-:.r... ':.;: ~ 1*0 .... Ca~=· :ro:1• • ' T..:111 11-.& ractonl to l"9 MW9 ..,.. LSDSR ... 11r Awar!ue • ..._ c.iit ~ .,_ IC.aerllft. 1100 "*.IC llOTlCI ------. ...... ~-:.,:.:L•:i.=-..= er'Y IMY be...., "Y .,...._L.Da t1tn•eo ... ,.._. 0r. u02, ..,., ___ -;;iiiiiiMi;;-........... No _...._ _...~IM~~ l"IQUUI. Mme In~ 0.. ... At•-Tiiie ...,..._. la con-AM.c.M lll'M I .... di .. ._ ... • llld II R.-ow hM IM'*..._~....., tollMh.'91 I ...... ....., "Y': a ....... .,_,,. TIMS ..,,. IM9 ~ C.. ,, .. 111-. what you'rw ..-M . ,,eo: 10_,..,.,..._ ... ~....., •• .,,;.•..,,.. ~ ..... , ._. 'F. •...., .-. ...... -. ~ ........ CA 9M10 .,._. af If*..... -.. er'4I ,.,_.. .._ ,~.., • """' ..... Tlle 1'01iO l• ...,.... -·· your .......... tor~ laid ......... .,.. ..................... "' ::-.... ~......= .::-..;.-,:",':'1:~ = ~ ~ homelown ......... ~ . ~ CO¥lf'lnl .......... ::::;.: ~ .. " 116 """"" ..... ,_ _.., .. ,...... ''"' L.llYI ,.,,.,., ,...,.: 1• ""*"le .. ....,_ l'ft1• ._... • imllled, ~ R.. UDIR ..... M I 0 &• a ......... ~ ._. .---.,. C.. lrNI • • 9111111d11·ttl-. A PllHION ._......... -.~..._n.t• .......... 11171 U111ie UM N•9-• ~ ... ._, ~ llAN LIDM II\ = pleJ Hide 'N ~,...-. Vlillf, lt,rn,., ::-:.-:: ::.: : =~~ RE NT Olli~~:.... ::::· ... 1, dmllillllillll .... _.;iln.;.jlf--...;.Q.i,;;•.;,;~;.;lt.;,.'1_;~-0-.-_, o.ed el t-. .. « .:'1TNUY'°"c:.:a= .... dll llld .... N =::111 0-. ,,.. '-0 0 ........... .. ....... __._.-~ _ ......... _ ...... __ .... -~ .. -· ../ ,., ... _..,... ..,._,... ___ ......... CIM'I ...__ ... ,.,.,_ .. ..,.. ...... _... ....... . . ,... ........... _ -..... o..et °'"' ....................... .,......, __ .__,.. ..... .---~QM ,..... .. ., ... ,_ ...... ..___. ........ IAll' 04 .... -... "' 0.. ..... ~ .,.., ........ .. ----·"' ......., .-... ., ... , ........... .............. ,., . ..,..... .. _... .. ,... . ,., ............ .... ................. -.. ... __ ._ .. _.,.... .....::r I . ' Houses/Condos For Sale ·Gl-:NERAL 1002 POOL &SPA Spacloua contempo- r ary. Spectacular Pool: atrium entry. Vaulted celllnga. (118120) $248,500 ERA R1fttrty & Lloyd H3-5555 INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES ~93· $1.21 per llne per day. Th9l'a ALL you pay. IMed on 4 .,_, 14~ "'"' SERVICE DIRECTORY '°' "'°'• lntormatk>n CALL TOOAYll ASK FOR YOUR hntce Dlrectorr ............ MMllf Ext 310 ~ ~ 2ba end unit. Lot1 of wlndow1. (2SA) $HS5,00 C.21 EMERY 8414485 CORONA DEL MAH I 022 Dtworoe l'W099 .... NEW 2Br 2Ba condo. 10" down. $479,500 854-64 78 Ext. 116 COSTA Mt:SA lll24 NEW HOMES!! BUILDER'S CLOSE·OUTI Only 1 Left!! 3BR, over 2300 1q. ft. Builder wlll cooperate w/flnanclng. t349 000 Open ••Wun 1 ·5 2113 Yelle~ Rd 842-88&4 COSTA Mt:SA IO:.e4 Meaa Verde BHutlful 38R 2'h8A twnhm HI In a quiet gorgeous 1ettlng next to Coun- try Club. Beat unit In a great locatlon. $244,900. 662~295 FIND an apartment through classified t'OUNTAIN VALU·;Y IO:t-1 PATIO HOME 3bd 2ba 1lngle story. Vaulted celling•. cozy lplc. Large private yard. (18994'1() S228,SOO ERA R1ff1rty & Uoyd 183-5555 · The Piiot CleHI• fled 1-'0llNTAIN VAi.LEY IO.l·I TERRIFIC! 2bd townhome w/fplc. New paint, carpet.· In- side laundry: patio: garage.(168998) S134,900 ERA Rlfftrty & Uoyd 113-5555 USE THE PILOrs CLASSIFIED ttllNTIN<iTON Ht:A('ft IO .. U BEACH CLOSE STARTER Peaceful private 1 br condo overlooklng wetland•. (51TO) $152,500 C.21 EMERY 8414485 Call Classified Today! Hll N l"IN<iTON Bt:Al'H HMO FIX& SAYE 3 bd ramify home. Good nelghbOrhood. OrHt Buy! S189,900 Call Joe, 648-1202. Tarbell ReeHore LIGHT I BRIGHT Hun1lngton Creek. Open noorplan. 3 gen- e r o u • bedroom1. (778R) $189,900 I TO PUCE Ill ID Clll 642-5678 Wi'SIMINSl~.K 1092 PRETTYS &S Popular 4bd 2.75ba tt~evel on cul·d•sac Gourm&t kit ch en: huge master 1ulte. (8361S) 1289,900 COSTA Mi'~SA 2 124 Twnhae-etyte, :>Br 2 \1\Ba. encl garage. W/D hk11p1, pool & 1pa. 11070/mo • • $350 dep. 2233 Fair· view Rd S4a.?oot ERA Rlfftrty & Uoyd 113-$555 t·.-2-B __ R_Du,.._pi._x._n_l_at-Cpc/-. nu paint, g.,, lndry PROVEN VALUE hkup1, lg yd SUS Roomy 5bd 2.5ba W/ Must Sffl 647-7540 1paclou1 family room. • DupJ•• eharp 2bf 1 in Oak cablne11; Ille ba near au. hk up1, nu coul\ter1: pool; 1pa. flra/drp1, patio, carprt. • Make th• right move. POot Real Estate Buy II. Sell II. Find II. Claaslfied. 1---------1 The moat comprehen· slve and current direc- tory of good• and Hr· vicn aroundl ---------. 842·5978 C.21 EMERY 84M485 (5181H) $650+$800.131-6470 •2 •s,ooo •l!JSltM Condo 2BR NEAR GOLF COURSE W RafttrtJ I Lloyd 2Ba. frplc, gar, vacant 113-1555 & readyl 1945/mo. SERVICE DIRECTORY ~ --- 83 Fabulou1 4bd 3ba w/ courtyard entry: for- mal Uvlng and dining: dr &INtlC fptc ( 1 &541 L) S329,900 ERA Rlfhrty & Lloyd 113-5555 Remu SC 642-9797 LOTS H>H SAi.i-. t ·lOU •E•a\alde 1m111 c:nux 1 BR houH. Clean. bright, WShffdtyf, llty• Loat C.-11 ee.-n view light, $825. 646-1284 proper1I••· neat •Ir 28R 2~Ba 2·•1oty twn. strip. Ananclng Avail. hme garage rrptc Prlce1 atan <!1 12Sk poo1' Nr CanvOnMct0: fir II Jiii' hame and llllm11 111111 OUTSTANDING! Plus vlewl 2bd 2ba condo In gated comm. Pool, 1pa. tennis. Walk to ocean & Har• BIU (?O?t4S .... 41 rla s9so Aot 675-4912 Houses/Condos For Rent CLUM 3BR + lam rm + study, rrplc. Ou,.t c:u._ de-aae. lg yrd. 11200/ mo. Agt 050-1"7 Al'Pl.lANl. ES SEHVKt: :t4:.!li PAULS'S.APPUANCE SVC Al MlkH end Modefl Couf1eoua Serv 558-0515 3021 -8 Haltlor Bl C.M. HATHIH >OM Ht:t'INISll .l·HH Ct.llAMH' l"I I.ES :l.>:.!H THE ORIGINAL DUN the TILE MAN leaky •howera-Acld waah & tagrout. New & Repu. Bathroom• Showet" doora. Kile· Floora·Plumblng Uc. 25yre O.C. 673-eOeS 8athtult .... , ..... •------....---We raglaze tub, tile, TILE ln,telted/Repalled. thower, alnle. 5 yra ~ ~ ~ wan 821·118SI ,-,.. Ell. I R•enc:n . John • lhelby.8445-e 1 H HUSINESS I t I .. l\NIN<i SEHVWt-:S .I '"'"' l .... t-fl\f( tS l'i l M Advantage Lottery a.. commm ......... rat ... Ylcee. Improve Odd• deify, bl-wkly or wlety, w/\..ottery. I .... num-Uc a bOnd. can Mo bet'I tor u °' 7. $.29 ........ '131·2134 atampa. ALS, PO Boa•------------12()().142, CM 92829. Rellabte women. 10• Yfl exp, •Im refa. v..-y < AHINI-: ( S .H~•o thorough. ,.,... •••· 736-6145 or w.t12J Th• •teotrloat Ha~n No Job too •melt. Frff ••ta. 24 tn. Ctatk 842•2212 t:X"I 1-.lllOHS & Sllll :\lt, .lht I HAU LINO :17.!0 ..-LT HAULING SERVICE Garagtlyd~ Ton 145-8112 LIGHT HAULING Lo Colt. Gnt M2·2114 1.0('KS KI· 'S IH l'\IH.., .i'<I'< MASONHY :II-Ill-I bOur, S 1 '751000 Call Jo4t, 848-1202. Tartt.II R••ft•,. lit N l.llAI. .'. l ll.! WA&:K TO BEACH , cc~ -·~~ff. 1bd Charming view • 1950 PENINSULA PT • 2bd 2 car garage, W/O. 11350 DELUXE DUPLEX 28f-, ~.. ... -vw;-- paUo • .-iww. 141-MOt IN ... \\ I'( Ill I BFl\l II .•1 1o•1 NEWPORT BEACH • •Lide .............. •• n ... 1net• P•lntlne • "I 0 ",_ TI L. •1-.=-.,.--...,..,.--...... ..,........--.1 1bd Bal~ Bay Cklb 1 • 28R Unll• from l'orever• Lifetime • L 0 C ~, C 0 N-• Vua $1725 SIOO w/IM, pvt bch, watranty vtnyt aldlne CR•Ta UC. 6 Refa. CORONA DEL MAR • bey ~. •T~'O • cuatom ttlm or .... 178-2922. 2bd Oen/bay vu .. c no LNe ..... ture oeat reatuooo Peraonallud Lawn 122$0 ' • Spring~ fw\141)() Half price of Seara. Care. Wiii beat any OPPORTUNln UDO HtOHRISE • 2bd •Nwpt lhi9 38A 28a. FrM .. t. lnftntt, prl~el Renovation and a1-.--... ---•-•o.. 2~. 2ba twnhm, ""' View Apt· 12700 trplo, tncd yd w/patlol llJ&terten 842·2282 landscaplng. "'" .. 1. •• --_.,_ " g,..,,ben. AV at0tage y 1 1 ""' 6-48-3840 or 5'8-'7217 ....... Conaul .. exam. 11,a,900 WINTER '" 1 "'~ Hf ctbhM by Ooctor • IA "' C9'1 J<M. 841-1202. RENTALS AVAILABLE .. tenNI. •7a.N•7 T•HH Le"41eo....... m ... -oe~~ 111. TerMll ...... .,.. Clln Or. Oen • Bay t .. !'\I(' ...... ' ,\, I I I· < t', S I t. 1 . , Comm.IRH. Clean-In•. ace.~•' Waterfront Hom .. Inc. 1Mw. Charming 18A " .. ·II c,.• 8 .QA T. a . ~:.n::~.'!i.~' . .J:!mov. P-rM E111matff. New r RealtOft + loft, 1 YIBA. "l 1250/ ....... "9dwoodl __..,_,, roof • repalra. UC 931·1400, no.3IOO mo. no ~.131-1359 C:: ,_ ~ CM,M, ""Th;,_...-A.....,T"'" ........ m-. -P-.-.onal---. Mich HI' a Moving & 41411802. DIANI Deau"1he Jim Why14t 142·'720I ~ lawn a gerden Storage. Uc. lnaur. ' M....o23 rt GWmR W"'°"" T..,.._euM, newty care. 15 yra el(p, Quar. loweat retH. bright apeclou9, newtv redee. 48', 8'Udy, of• llANllYMA:'ll nt o 142.-3921 c•c>e-oot) .• ,..... deO 31r 38a on cornr tic:•. black pooe a ape. lot w/pool & ateam • *~ 2 ... ory laA Walk to everything. TrM SeNlce. llumpa. clnupa, haulll\g, Comm.ff••· lawn ma nt Mike t41.o512 ~~~~ ~C~K· •~rl11lll•r• ere m ~==~· :•a. 1c•f>Of1. tndrf, '37oo. "9'· 720-06M "" Comm.ltlalon RE· onty bu9NM. Repair WlifCtlff 48r..-.cten 1000 mo. Call tHlfore aJlaC Ill~......., 38r Ou .... , & I n • 1a11 • t Ione l ;30Wn °' after 9Pm + d!ln A ram rm -. .,CONVEYS CUSTOMS C.ablneta/Furnlture . ,lnl•h .. IRHIOfatlOtl. AJA q .... lty. 541-6311 In~ lhet •II Uled C ... ..__ J•• J•~4 + be)flul 4'n, 3~841. •T•aMT 3 ffple 3-c:M oer .,.: KJro..__, Cenat. •AH type• rep•lra. houaehold oood1 ,, __ -· ... • one thlrct acre, ~ •BR + 6eh 8R 4 ..... fl crnt .Ot. Avalt •111~ 44 yrs-; NB. Plant, Palrnlng, Stucco, df'r movera print their •q n1 1-aty ranch, pvt deetl k ...,, l2HO/mo Drtve by . . I ( (1\1 '~ 1111'( 1111\1 • 1 tll"ll lllN<. .l"ihCI I AHl't:N l"llY l~o IO DMn-Wlildow•~· P.,,ef.Cablnet .. SWrl •t000 ~ .. ,..,...._ • ,... ... .lwry 842.0W7' <I· Ml NI f I INI 11 t I I I , •1, ..,~_ .......... N w8'1, fenc:.s/~tt• S.. P.U C Cal T numl>ef, pool, rrult 1reu. P. U"10., I.:; 3130 ~ ftonoftno. nWfl"JVVWt • ew. nlof Dlac. Jonn $l2-4l"' ..!!!:!!!!:~~~.:191Zl_J MMOe and cheutteun aus.ooo. 842.()15~ no dOp, • c .. ••• •I04 -.a.700~ •· Pflnt t"91r Top nYM-nn ct. '1 ....... e. •tlftP••ve Your""'* v~tOf Prot. '""'°'9n"'9· Mf In alt ed~I ... All AM•rt•• 'Tl 11TM Bluffs" H.-W ... I do 1111 tradff Low LandKaptng & Malnt. ment• If you have • Servi••· Removal FIX•,_ . 1 aty "Ano Te...:. ...... _. 10 prlcea, He'd & bOnded. I!•~ reft. fO ~ esp, que1tlon about 1ht ... Trim, Senior Olac getlta" pt.ri. air 29a, Nwpt Cntr. t8r , ... 1 ~ .. ~·.!:. ::::! _J_ey.;..._e_-._~-----·-487·17 gelfty of a mover, ltMO Fr-eet ~31.-.11 9f9at IOC In bfft ona l8A 2"' .. towt~. l'11G'!"' IMO lttt ..,._ "tatn. Uo'd, Cell Carpentry, plumblnf,, or =:f~c 11: •Ml Pfteed ':oi""" gMed communllV wl Lee'~~~! He Aob4wt ..u251 ::::::.-:: 111e,:..:. 714-=.~·lon --.-~t:;" -:~·c;....,. r.:: re*'~ ='5~··,~ ..... ..---·· t l.t-('Ill II Al. :lh Io c..,...t• hrvto• r ..... J8. '45-2824 '40-lllO (7t4..,.Mfa patio •/9m ocean T.J, ,_ Cone Oonlt. CGnCo UCenM •Ct0487641 Aepelr a ,,,_., 11VT SHYICI • view, It 800,_e lltc*AlodL a Uc. mm POWEA 1Lu:n111c HANDY ANDY Uoht1no •p•cl•ll••· Ot .. CTOIY SILL vr~ l!veaJWt&ettde : ......_. Olm I.Oii ,,_ ....... _.......,.a•..... .....-.-..~..._._._. u Retired lendac:apet. •· .. 1 "°"'-(71.,..,., , ....... _ ... _-_.,....., __ .. _,.__ _,..__._,,..._.., • ~ K4'n9t.1U·7"2 nr n~"U t :I .......... 4 9edo 4 77• a.,a 8* mllMbiO -....... .-. ~ . ~----· ,.., """" 'ii"~ _, ...... _ -""~·--•• 1•11 yout home Nelghbomood Eectn. POllTalWlllllO ...,,..,,.. youre...-lhd bJ lltuoe ~. '4J·H71 .,.__ Aa11·1u, ........ w •~ a;;a IS .... _ b I ,, _... ~:~~ uo -'C10la3tl0, ,,.. A-AMA OI Mllnt· Ct• Group °' Pnwete ... ...... ,. ...... ......... ptd, ............ . •• uu .. u•u~9 .. c .. ••.•.u•J•9Q .. :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.~eet.~~A;•~••~'1'2>43~~20~iili~ll~Cll&.~;=:i;;~...,.;;~tt~4~=00V'et9;;;;;;;;~ .. ;;;;Y'D";;;;;nMde;;;;;;;;';.;.;eCN;;-.;7;1;.,.; ... ~~oe~11~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiil _____ ~--~~--J el,,..... ... lrw:t 2-oer .... PID.,...•111. ....... l1llO ........ .. ... , I ! \ • t ~ \ I 1 • ..,. ... snoom .....,. ,.,. town.ho-TAXGUIDE lldt jl/)lll ........ f.......,,. lcllell FAH dog to 8::d .. .._,. QL ECE Unit• reQ'd. t :• home. t yr old k· ••25' 3$' ot 45' .... 40R, AIC. lt•t•o. ratk>. Fff e48-4311 :=· ~ld~ro~:; -.. ',,.,... 110/foot #121927.13,9" W•'LL f/'AY YOU TO tered male, au 01hota. Nt Bay latand tCov•) Theodore lloblno t \11'11 1)\lt ',!,'(II \l \It I '• I o.... I I t ", ' IHHK"> ;1.•.• ... , • I I I t I I t ... ~ ' • : \ I I 1•11011L Anthtache Qt8Y/Ofay, excellent condition, Centra whHIS, CO ptayef. YCMc• acdvated phone , ,,•,too or MK and Take ~ Peymental Call Judy 83a4•80 w..-c1av• ..,. ...... ~ :.It VI, power ateerlng, power bfllk ... cru6M control, alt cond. With • .,.., N&cn Exc1llnt ooncl. 2 ownera. u.aoo. 1'41 M4 MIO OI U4 I Ht .• , ....... ':'f HR lllA nr IMlhl N cer pwtctng. lt ..... t100/m0 VIia Rentals 171-4112 ...... l'rplc, D/W, .-io. lndry rm, up-•..s.d· l7101mo. aaeAvocADO CeNTAUA MGMT '42·2218 or 831·2725 NEW 28R 28a, pvt garaci-. waaher/dryer, good Coeta ...... locallon. ••••In •~•olell 1811 714450-a10 Ill IN I I N (; I t t'\J Ill ,,( II •e. 10 2bt, 1.&ba IOwnhome. I N < O~H. 11\X .!!#.!..'' .. .,. ......... ~ with I.he r••ul1• of IHI v-ar'a tu return? •Did you recetw your com· pleted relurn1 on a timely b••I•? •WH the fee reaaonable? eOld you recefve per- 900&11zed ...-.,Ice? If you an1wer9d no to ~Y of •heM que1- tlon1, pleue call Mark H. Grim•• & Company ....... .,- 1:-.i l O MI-I AX :.0•1.~.! PIRIONAL TAX PREPARATION Accurate, reasonat>lr. ptlced, confldentla . Evenlng and weekend appointments (your ho~ or mlM). ll••lo ...... the .......... •ftt• you ere e~ tltlecl to. R90. Tax Pr•parer Cell •ob 4Sl'·1 '734 TYPE NAMES ANO 786-3249. open'" eT3-1943 14l.00t0 ADDRESSES FROM Free to You· 5 yr old •81D• Tl• HOME 150000 IM' C ' ft ' TO 18 PT• 89 Mualantl 1000. 'ca11 1-9oo-eH-AK black •male Marcus Chann•I. S75. Auto. FuH pow.,, low 1eee (S1.49/18yra.+) L.ab. 1542'8711 ' eeo.a14S mlle1 . #281926 ot Write: PASEP·259Z. 10 Minute• Te Opeft •• , ... 191 s. uncolnway, N, •••I 18' Power &225 Theodore Robina Autora, IL 90542. mo & 34' Sall 5400 45' .00 WORK 'TIL NOON 'The Hlftt An Alive!' sa11. narrow beam 142 tO aam-12 noon. 1300-Wllh the •aovftd et 1450 mo Tsa.2ea1 -...... iO......,l ... -0-e-rt~Li--·1 $500/Wk pd training, Mue1o.• Complete Mt IALIOA COVE SLIP Auto, air, cheap ride! LI•• 269-9273 Tu1Un, of 8 •rt COllKIOr'I $275/mo. 30 Ft. park· • 109834 ...... Amy 549-0887 C.M. platH with 1cenH Ing avail 850-8145 Theodore Robins from lhe movie mu1I· cal .... utlfull Stlll In Boal Dock for up to 50' 142.00tO ori(jlnal bollH, never Boat, Upper Back -..,.....-,,,..-~-..,.....-·1 a T.O. LUS•a '90 300 E & 300 SE. Owne r r•locatlng. Won't lut. 832-8337 '1•1-.1:1.t-01 •11 1,0 tll550SIW810ft Clean. 13500 ISS0-4749 l'LYMOUTH }111,:, \'I J( ti;-.. ,~, \<,11'> ·1~ I, 1 IM KMMAH GHIA 12 Volt. Hu: good bOdy, pen, paint, aeata, bumpera, btak••· tranamleaton & new tll"· Heade: lntertor worll, aunroof & l11tcMTMllw .., , ...... ""'oaf• peetpelnl, 188$ tt\N '910. 1728 Bedford Lane. 827-6107 or 3tCMMMMnO X 206 Encloaed garage, ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim. ................ _ 1-:Ml'l.<>VMF!\IT Sl-:llVICt:s :,:,,t:J d i I d A kl Bay, Nwpt Bch 1500 91 Ford l'eetlve •P •Y• · 1 ng mo. (310) ""'4-4491 Gr•al economy cat . $250 for the Hl. 1 ____ __..._ .. _, __ _ eo,. • ...,.., 40R , A /C , Auto. 1414138. 14, ... motof. 700 146.()290, C• tocated It\ Hundnp!on llHch 1•,.,. v.w. aua Otlg ln a l owne r (bought In Huntington Beach) PMar mini con- dition. fffw: tlrea, en- gin•. Interior, paint a. more. White. With rac- lory aunroof. A collec· tor'• earl Aakl ng 54995, or beet oner. PleaM call Matla at Dock Avalll Xlnl New-Former tental vehicle. 642-4321 , exl. 306 port Location. low *110031. 14,498 laundry, new carpet, 11,000 ~ swmng .,..,,_, 1835. Cati Max/ envelopes. Start now, PM 965-2937 no exp. FrH-auppllH CLUN aeR 1 •A, & Info. No obligation. daya. ot 645·1933 profile 1allboat pref'd Theodore Robins eves after 5:30. und•r 40 tt. 675-4324. 142.00tO Theodore Robins 142.00tO Sltpto SO' ~ CUl-<l•aac, PoOI, CdM 230 to 930 af. Sand S.A.s.e. to Uf• cabl•. 1950/mo + With, A/C, hgwy alg-time, 3208-C EHi Co-MSO MC. 197-8839 nag•. $1.25 p.a.f. lonlal Drtve, 3'(>-"K Realonomlc1 875-8700 Orlando, FL 32803 ' O~~H J., Hll\NITUIU: HWIPM ~.N I b0-17 1\:\1:\0li N I 1-.Ml-.N'IS HONDA ~0'°4 ~) l'OHS CH 1-; ll 17':1 N l·\\l'llHI 11 1· A<' II ~hh!I PO" leeeea Appr9ic 1000 1q ft, Cannery VIHage nr Udo Jan Club. Very nice. Of· flee, aalon, 11udlo, atOI'•. ? Greet rete. Call Rob F. 432-8353 :.!!t:W -··-· Please be awar• that BUY, GREEN! lh• 111Ung1 In thla c•I· Help keep our world egory may require you 01 .. n and green. All to call a 900 number NEW environmentally In which there 11 a aound household charge per minute. BLACK LACQUER eight-foot confetence table, eight exqul1i1e high-back paperclip chalra, $900/obo. Black deak, thre• drawer file cabinet, $150. Call 760-1522 Cta11lc NB area, po .. 1lbl• llv•aboard. Call ('714) •31-8480 MO l'OHC 'Y< 'LE SCOOTl-.H MO l H '88 Accord LXI, 4-0t, 5- apd. 32k ml, fully loaded! New tlre1, Xlnt cond $9900. 84&-7828 1 MO 351 Roadster Ivory/black. IOhd, CA black plate car *87640. $29.500. (714)454-9314 .... M3-14o3 LOOK! '84 HONDA LINCOLN Ht :W SUBARU 9200 OuM Buggy, tow b.-, many eldlu. street Newport letch 2BR Apattment 2 y..,. New Avg 1&37/mo For 1 at I Monthl Office/Studio Space. 1850 aq tt. CM/NB. str .. , frontage. 1980/ mo. 54&-8531 :~~:~~·~to~:. ~: _8_1_rt_e_n_d_e_r_T_r_1_ln_ff_I_ pettttvely priced. You .. ; ... .,.·,,.1, 'll:>rr· up to CAN malct a diff1<enc:al 1150 da.ily, aalary ~ llps, full or part lime. Sl'OHTIN(i l~OUl>S 0065 NIGHTHAWK Rain gHr, Bell helmet, good tlrH, runs great. 28, 756 mllH. Call K•vln, 714/848-2451 atter 6pm. LINCOLN '71 Contlnent•l 4e<> ~· runa good $1295 Mual •HI 642-05e7 '78 Subaru W1gon Auto, lully loaded 12850. 722·9781 I Ce('Md, A1 Cond. SteSo. e?f.1358 AN I l<H t-SA ( l.J\SSll S •1.,!:,11 II ·\I ti(,,, 1'1.:\.1,"1;'.'-.l 1.,, .!1.0 7 •1800/Me Cut• & C01Y 28r 1 Ba dptx, ulla pcl. t ·'*" ·~· LY M9g e1'3-8334 On Our Speclalll Call NOWU 714-850-8310 • -..Oh ~ Mlle, NHr Hoag. 2BR 2BA. new Ctpt/pnt, gar, pool, epa. H90 84 ... 838 •21DRM $700• ('OMMl-:UnAI. l'HOl'l-:HTY :!77M ART STUDIOS Small Studio• from $200-1295/mo. Come ... 1h• Art c~ of Coata Mna. Call * t BDRM $800* Carey Ward 631 ·2242 1'1-:HSONAL Sl-:HVICES :!005 TALK IN PRIVATE! 1·900-420-6006 $tl5.00/15 min.· 18yrs. + Telecom 2Ul·379-10n TllAVEL 301-1 2 wk training, women, Skier'• Edge downhill men 21 or oldet. Call: almulallon ex•rclse 800·532·9222 machine. Work• excel· COSTA MESA JOBS lent, perfect condition. not advertised In Relalls for over SSOO, newspaper. AJI type1, m u 1t sell $250 lncomH. 24 hour r.. PIRM 848-0180 cording. 1-800·733- 4749. Garage Sales Automobiles AC'U llA »O l 0 MAZDA 91:.!~ 89 Ceb Ptue P/U Air, AM/FM Cau, cu1tom wh••h 13V68473 ST,495 Theodore Robin• 142.00tO Ml-:HCEDt:S 91:10 TRUCKS 9 :!20 1989 FORD F3SO Dually. lariat ••· tended cab. White. 32,000 mllH. Bed line,, chrome whee11. good lire1, excellent condlllonl 460 V-8. Book value: $17,000. Mull 1ell $15,000 OBO. 846-0180 •etP9N~ Orig eng, !>OW9f a&Mf/ brk••· xlnt cond, Only 70Kml. $4400. 146-0704 ( ( I t! t ) \; ,, Fr1Q, dahwahr, 1tove "•TAIL Coate .... 3 R/T Tlx. OC·81' or lnc:f. No pet.a 545-4855 '40 E. 17th SL S.65 to Seoto-no rHlrlctlonl *4BR, 2~ BA. 2.atory. 11.25 aq. n. 76()-0730 Must UM by end of 100 n. 10 bch, frplc, or 1545-8523 May $175 ea.723-1869 Merchandise '89 Aoure Le9end L Red coupe w/phoM. 75k ml, Orig OWMt s 17 ,995. 650-4688 Transportation cAm1.L.Ac 9040 •ee 300SDL 65k ml, Immaculate condition, catm whHi.. loaded! Thinking of having a g&(age aale?-Give ua a c! .. JI • PILOT CLAS81F1ED M2·S878 "FAST HSULT" SllYICI OIHCTOIY t-•or R~ult Serv1c~ Call '42·H11 ..... I I I l :'. 1,\1 ( .! 1, .! :! .,.. aev111e. Whll• w/ S24,000. 997.19n patio, •900 NepluM. •Cltenn"'9 38R 2e.. 11900/mo. 1544-7039 woodbumlnQ frplc, w/ 28r, frptc, 1 blk beach, d hkup•. 2 car gar, 2 docn bay, gar w/ wa* to bchl 11350. opnr, Yrty 11e $1 085. Mt-:MHEllSHIPS :IOlH Al'PLIAN('~.S hOl l r•d leather lnl , moon· --------- INlllJSTHIAL ~7HH Wuher/Oryer, $145 •a. roof, orig owner· 1---------------------------~ New Bulldlng! 0~;:. ~;,~eec~~~f~ Dlanwaaher $125, fr1V9.848-S848 BOATS 7011 18 Ft. SchOCk eleclllc boat.° ··~ood condl- $1800 obo, 675-22H or 675-6002. ..... RacMAe el' .. l't13 211 211t St. 838·2951 itudlo, 5 min to ocean, BLUFFS 2Br 21,<\Ba, 7 Yf9 new, ctean, ape-1300 aq n. 2-ear gar. c:loue, hUge balcony, Avalt now. No pala. 1 .ooo aq. n .. 20· cell· C1Ub. Und•t s8o.ooo. DATSUN 9060 t•URNITUllE t.1014 Uon. tT500 '70 240Z $4,000 Inga, $785/mo. 310o430-8514, days. 2 Penn Hou•• 7• loo•• 2090 f/'leoentle Av •---------975-4890 ..,.. OBO. good condition, c ••a.7001 Nwpt Bch Country C1ub pillow back IOfU, 8 all -CIU• "A". Founding mos. old. 675~960 89 Boeton Wh•ler Muat Miii 4-speed, 185(). '40-5e64 Bkr 11125/mo. 875-0068 (OS I/\ Ml-.SA ~li.!-1 •lloweln~lalt ... Aek 11tir l'er O.tella ... Rental ......... ,, -=c~o=-=z==Y:::--d~.,-p1=-.-.-. -=-2B=r· 1--400--2-000--.-3-800-- 1 Ba, gar. Avan· 511• c.-. i. 3975 B1•ch St. 179S/mo IN. 708-397· -.. " 1 t a or 714-e2a-2588 Npt Sch 541-5032 Agt I N C OML PHOl'l-.U l'Y .!7!Hl m4tmberahlp for aale (818) 790-9921 15' "Mischief", 70 722..eMS Lv mag Yamaha. Mats 5, 91 Trallrlle $9250.673-1123 121.000. ~234 1 Employment · Opportunities ------ Beautiful dining rm table, wood w/bra11 trim. 2 leave1. $400 obo M4-9871 t'ORD 907:> Avon 5-man "Red••••" ***** Great cond w/oara. 79 Ford Ranner pump. dodget, extra • aeats, motor mnl, etc. 4 X 4, rebuilt engine. China Cabinet; Century, Lisi: 11893, sn 5 aac. clutch, prH1ure plate walnut, glHI 1helf/ Scott:T27-4343 831•9254 & throw out bearing. 111R • aa" aiu Poot. apa. cable hkup ft8Tl..A.K• vtlUGa MM1U ... Ht1 ilf'a .. SIOO New cpVpalnt, vaulted cell•. gar, no peta 157.1n1 or 760-1713 SPACIOUS 1 BA, email patio, walk-In cloaetl, w/d hk-upa, garage. Yrty 1750/mo + Neu- ... \11'1.0YMENT :>J;JO doora, lighted. Ora· Brand new carb. ra- *$13 000 DN* matlc $1300. 631-1607 Duffy Electric Boat, new dlator & brak••· Call ·1-ADMIN ASSIT Brighi, Moving! Muat .. u ev· 18 ft. ~or ~ partner· Ben or Gina. 645·3717 Ne GU•ntvlnel capable peraon for erythlngl Furniture 1hlp 11vall. tncl 2 yra or 631-45959. 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Minim• I lnvea t• m•nt.($30) y.., oen maece • dtffereno•I C•ll ea1..-.ae CU!.AN tBr 1950/mo a.toe ~ard, Jacuut _..., garage ot MOOJ Non-emokt. 1375/mo. mo without g..-.ge. 700-1522 or 131-1384 :~:::::::::::::::::::~ STORE chalta. Uk• newl & Theodore Robins RETAI' SALE MllC plxC.1548-7487 25' Ceote&-Cock .Pit, -2'-.00fO ~ - Ir new concept w/1llp al ibperMnced, aggrea-BEDROOM an $150/mo. All equip & •lw .. ·dynamic peo-Fiii Full/OuHnllH Hiii. 54500. 548-8408 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. pl• tor FIT po1ltlon. bed . M irrored & For eppt call Ann llgt)ted ~eadboard. 241•7040 SC PWa Orawera,-cablnell. Ar· _.. mol.re Included. EJCcel-C1rrftn Wlnt.u lent condition. Mutt Earn extra money. 0• aHll $800 OBO liver« the Huntington l42-8l22 Beech/Fountain Valley MAHINt: St:llVJCE Sll Pl'J.11-:S 70 2 0 Hrdro.Holet, 18';000 lb capacity for Boat up to '47 ft. Mak• oner C310) 924-4491 Ml-.H('HANDISJ-; Independent Thut1· AD Kinda or Job• For daya early momlng For Ad Action Cal a· ..., .... AD-VISOR 642-5678 MIS< . hO l ~> hours. No collectlona All Kinda or People. lnvoMd. N8(t bl b9 t 11111_;P;.t::1et:.C::::t•:..,:="';tett:;.;·-=======:;' .,,.._~ Wedne1day1 •.I Curci "elooatlon 11 from 8PM 10 Thura· 8ele In fl'r .. reeel• deya 3AM. Val)d CA. 2737 E. Coast Hwy, OL# and ln1urance a Corona d•I Mar mull. 7t4/G42~. 5000 BASEBALL card1 Ext 209. 150. Qeneral lecretartal 49$-2890 aner &pm G•n•ral Contractor Queen or M•J••IY NB. Compuletlzed Palma, S-8 ffft \all. payroll & re4aled r.. 120 H , potted. Herb pottl, Mlcr090ft Word ptanll, $1 ea.&74-9422 842-5878 & Tlmberlln• up. Shade or Pine trHa, lS. rn~· ~:~1::-:: gallon, 10 for 1200. 1· 125 000 760-3850 ga.llon plants, S 1 ea. • • VarieU.a. eT44422 t'REE TO YOU 6022 Call 642-5678. No pete. 122~11 Waterfront Balboa PAY PHOM• Route home by Ferry. L.wrurt. Fot Sale, Poaalbl• ou•. ~ Bch/Oock. $1,200 WMkly Ca1h Pff Office Manager Urok>aY Practice. Elcp nee. Medicate billing & P/C. Jelllan 650-2233 CLOll TO Al.LU 28" 1 BA. launckY rm. .,.. ~ Wiii llCo c•pt O .C. houalng. saoo. 17f.57'2 lnco~ l-te>0-741-4311 Verftler NHd9d 1 morning per week (Thutaday). Huntington Beach/ fll'ountaln Valley ., ... Oood pay lnctudH mllHge. Mu.t heve r..iebl• car and lnlUf• anc•. eau 714- 96$-3030 Hk for Rita. 1 female aclun cat+ 4 kittens. FrH to good ho~. 842-8711. Put a few words to work for you. lel'a/110 laMMAPL• CENTAUR MOMT M2..a211 or U1472S IM 1 BA am bectc yrd, gu w/d hk~. iifo P•t•. 1135/mo Ma-tl319ft3pm \DU I &Jiff IM WfO Hkup, Open eel, lot9 of WOOd, no '*8· 1891/rno. 1251 M .... '179-2307/'122.Q2M (,,,llAt.t.S HlH MON FY I: .. :-.; I .! ; Ill IOIU1\N ..'!11-1 S09 .... 8treet °" •WIDOW MAS tll tor ...... Peftl.._..le TO'•I $20,000 up. No , .. ,r 1130/mo. Cf'9CfY No penalty Ca.II •73.-0709 o.-an At. •tMD Nowt f/'ILOT CLASSIFl•D It'• the reeoutc. you can count on to Nit a myriad of mefchan- dlM heme, becauae our columns compel quallfled buyera to ca.Ill Reel Eltltt'• ltttt ..._...,..,....,. ,..,.. Tue1d.,, ~ 14, 1• Eam 13.000 mo + In • -• I ,.. • ri I ... b rid A D D I T I 0 N 0 1 "9u.rc Pi-laNC A• mov, -P • tntttlng tn ... sp1«, 11oys con e~ comm'• to 100% + tOni prollUc eti.nc.·flctioa author You'll~ told. "I want you to know you Tmgl FT/PT. Call MrJ alMI Mlf·pt'Odalmed 1tht!.t. admlb to are my m~un ptl'IOn1" You'll g«t to hNrt O•t•rhauf 844 eoo? druMlna of M.avtn. Whtrt 11ttoloSY ol mltters In draawtlC fashion NATIONWID• USA II t01K'fl'Nd. A•l•o• atata. NI think SCOllPIO (Oct 2J·Nov 21) lntu•· i::========-========~ 1bowt It aayk for two 111l1111ta out ol 11on hits cnarlt -tlem.-nts ol hmU\g. tlw y4Mf" nia ~ H•le•ly Wi'pnw will N 10 our adnntar So· lnttlllst11t. nulln, dlllplaya 1by11nal ct..t obhg1tions 1ettltr1tt Outhnt ob· IMti of knowtHp wlwa U C'Olllft to lf<'ttvn Important ptnon ., genulntly t1lkl1'8 abcHlt lltrelot)'• That ttp~· lnttt'fft.d tn your welf1re Aqu1n1n Mf't. •• bla pea~ piettl Anethtr involvtd ta.MIW.tt: J•illaay C.not1'1 whlsptrecl SACnTAlllUS (Nov 22·DK 21 ) I•..,_. I• ... .,.,.., C'eetnet.d lo hie O.ftl'llfy. u~nment diApliy 1tril1ty to ,.-.uc rWlntk of tlw Mbjt«. 1 ~~·" AllliS (March 21 ·April 19) You11 •ugh •I your own foiblH Fu.; ... on '-.. y1ng, •·1 II ttmtmNr th1t T\lftdAy rnwl leg•I donill\ents, pkrt1apehon in bta111t I p 10 many thing• dunel" Fo· enttruintntnt ptQgflJI\ S11ptrior 11)'1. n&S on tmployment. bas1c i.slun, ttSIO· "You'vt cklllOf\lfratfd uniqu. t1.lentr ration or confldentt Yo11•rt on mort CA,..COllN (OK 22 Jan 19) Tftl By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF •nd T ANNAH HIRSCH OUT OF THE WAY! North-South vulnerable. Wl diamonds very powerful, and South dea.11. waa not afraid to abow ·the auil at NORTH the fi\'t·l~el. We admire Eut'1 • Void courage in decidinc to defend-at ? 10 6 2 thil vulnerability we woukl have bid A Q 8 7 S five apades without a moment.'• • A K Q 9 3 heaitation. WEST EAST When partner bide a au.it and you t 9 8 • A K Q J 10 7 3 decide to 1 .. d eomet.bina elae. you ~ A Q 9 8 7 ~ K J had ~tter be rich\. Tbenfore, we .j 9 2 , J would have led an unimqinattve • J 8 7 2 • 10 6 4 apade and declarer wouJ4 have bad SOUTH · _no_probltm makins the CC>.Dtract T 8 4 2 with an overtrick . 7 ~ 4 S Our i.ntrepia West. found the ' K 10 6 5 4 open inc lead of the ace or heart.t. • 5 Even ao, we buard a l'.M!M that The bidding: many declarers we know woukl atill Eut South Weet North make their contnct. Eat would win 1 • Pua 1 NT 3 • the eecond heart and~ unab&e to 4 • 5 " P.. P.. pt to partner to cuh the queen, and P.. declanr would acore the rest of the ()peninc lead: Ace of '"" tricks in com.fort. There'• one inpedient in the But look what bappena when makeup filhe bridft t~ that'• _S-1.jettilooa the kins.of beuta u impoqible to t.ucb-table fee.I. der the-ace! Now W• can continue That'• the ability to come up with with the quHD of hMN and anoth· an unuaual bid or play bued on er, and Eui Nff1 the third round or what's going on acrou the creen a 1uit for a one-trick Mt. bait.e. \\l"hkh leevea ua to WODdar. Wu By partnership agreement, West an expe.rt wbo felt that• heart' North'• jump to three clube lhowed le.ad wu riibt. or a lunatic wbo a 1tron1 minor t.wo·1uiter. That blundered onto the only way to de- ~de South'• hand in aupport of feat. the conlnlct? TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACR081 1 Tax.able 11ema 8 Food filh 10 -·-·lat 14 Nlmble 15 Bof\Mf In heraldfy 11a..... 17 Have tun 11 GodMnd 19 Ced 20A~ 22~ 24 -rain 2' Niekel - llgl'ltwads 27 Insect k!IW1 31 NonMnM 32 Long walkt 33 Helped 35 "-fOf Two ' 3' No~ .at nte-4 40 Golf h&Urd 4 1 Gannent part 42 lMKentiana eg •3 tnnoc.nt .-..Pro 45 Out ol tund• 41 A11to ~ 51 l.ocattOn 52 tntotN \iMd, '*'' S4 Stlrf9d 68 Went 1.1nOet 59 -eye 11 C.ttle ca1cnr ¥W. 62 Tlml>ef aource 13 Lly 6A BrilMenCa 15 8altea. ~ ee Plet• hOlcMr 11 Clio. on Ice DOWN 1 Diltort 2 F1tn\ critic James -3 p,...,,, 4 Promot• 5 Piel!• IUnMPPY~ 1 Ga.tor'• ~ .. ,..., 8 Crazy• --.... t F.-tiMttl 10'~ 11 Saying 12 -°"......, 13 Gee togecher 21 fonNng tool 23 Sal foot on 25~off 27 fOl'IMI' lranleft lltte 21 Altute 2t -TM*Oft 30 c.,,. ,.. £all llQI\~ 3SS~ 31Ouner11te 37 CopoeO 3t Moat retn01e 40 Stereo CClmC)Of 1e111 42 -aw\el 43 ....... .... Snow c:r;wta.111 .__,... •7 """' ... ~ •• I(~..,., 60 °"' 638elle .. M,... ~ M C°'CI cf- 67 aoowe.- eo ~- eolld tl'MIUOnal·finanOAI grou.nd qll&llty of pfOduct lJ\litt on J'latantw. TAUlUS (April 20·M•y 20) lltftd dunbih Fon.on 4'd~auon, ph1lot0· --....,,--.....,.-'t"'!""--.~"'"' end write, tommun\ott, 1nvtt1111te ptly. publi•hilll· ~blhty of iounwy 1 2 3 4 ~ 11 12 1S t, L I 11 *'°"" • ''*"' -"" ....... ... ... ... ,... ...... ...................... and -~--~.......... 1no .. •1• ...,,,..,,.. ........... ....._ 1M1 .. Oii ·-llO\J ... .AVMU) ,. ... .............. CMM* WE'VE GOT . THE ANSWER po91bHlty ol C'Olllb.l\U\1 ioumey with You'll dell with lt\l~ pmic>N. ""' ~-4--f--+-~-"" ••lgnintnl Mtm\Mtr of oppotllt IH you'll win thflr C'Onlidenc. 14 N)'I. 'You rHlly•rtlun toNwtthand AQUARIUS (Jan lO·ftb II). ~;:....a.--f--+-~-- IO tt1m11l111n1r V1rao pl1y1 dotnlNnt Thof'O\llh Natth, yw•11auon brif\P 17 roi.. O...ritd raulta ~~(had"'"" ~-+---+-~~-+- CIMINI (M.ty 21-Jvnt 20) Atwn· ftnt0ftd or pUIMd .... wllj «'4M to tlon rtvol1r" 1ro11nd hoe1•. 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C..lnl V\ ............... ,.,. l!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!~i:!!!!!::;::::=:=:=:!Jlllilllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll _..,.;,_~_._ .... _#_ ... _1_-~·--" ..... •~"-• ............... _letftl _ __. .... ==~::.t..::::a:"~''~k'aftt:.::;;;-...:;;;;•'"-...&.-.~....-'-.... --..A.i...-. .... _ \ f/I ---------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- Lifestyles Lifestyles Editor Matt Coker ••• 642-4321, ext. 361 ' 'Rhythm a cues· is music · to your ears at warehouse W AREHOUSE RESTAURANT OPENS "RHYl'HM & CUES" -Catching the wave, the The Watthouse has a triple-decker sandwich of pool tables, live jazz and a happy hour buffet, 30-feet long, with special prices on drinks from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Make that a hero sandwich: It also has 10 television sets, a big-screen projection set, a dance floor and the Warehouse's new "American Grill" with entrces Crom $7.95. specialties, including f ritattas (ltolinn omelettes), eggs and Italian sausages, with prices starting at $9.25. The Villa Nova's special poached salmon will be on the menu as well. Jim Dale added, "We'll have b:illoons, Easter candies and a price break for the kids on the regular menu items, and we'll be open all day." Phone 642-7880. for reservations. patrons who order the American Breakfast ($5.75, for two egs, any st)IC, with a choice of bacon, ham or sausage and hash brown potatoes). The caJeJ located in the Newport Dunes Resort, recommends reservations for Easter day. Phone 729-3863. 0 Warehouse management considers "Rhyt hm and Cues" a one-stop shopping concept in entertainment, and is delighted with the initial response to its multi-noor, multiple entertainment. Tonight's jazz star is Linda Roth; the Warehouse is in Lido Marina Village in Newport Beach, on the waterfront. For information, phone 673-4700. 0 FRIENDS RALLY 'ROUND VILLA NOVA -After Villo Nova's move to Chapter 11 became public, loyal diners Oocked to the restaurant, Charlotte Dale reported, and it is business as usual nt this landmark cafe whilo finances get reorganized. Villa Nova is open for business as usual, and will be open for Easter Sunday -offering an infrequent treat t<> diners who will be able to enjoy the outstanding view in day-time hours. There will be Italian 0 BAKERY'S UNIQUE ITALIAN EASTER BREAD -Un Poco DI Tulto, the retail bakery/cafe attache II Ft'.Jrnoio, is selling traditional E,nstcr season brcnd through April 30. Plump rolls filled with rnisin.s an candied orange peel and topped with fondant are S cents, great with a caffe latte. A loaf called Col ba r---__.u> .. ,.quale is sweetened with candied orange lemon pee topped with crystallized sugar and i.t ded with almonds. ll's a big SJ0.75, making it a can 'date for an Easter present, (gift wrapped)! 0 EASTER WEEKEND AT BACK DAY -The Orange Co Interfaith Shelter will benefit on April 18 and I9 wi1h·a1t proceeds ssed on Crom THE ULTIMATE TAKE-OUT'? -Bistro 201 has a plan for a minimum of 14 people to order Easter dinner for a reasonable $12.50 per person. The dinner is entirely cooked and comes with re-heating instructions. Herc's the menu: Relish tray with tapenadc and red bell aioli dip, an cntrec choice or herb crusted roast prime rib of beef with whipped horse radish, au jus; or apple wood smoked ham with maple bourbon 11nd honey mustard glaze; or 2 roast legs of lamb with rosemary pesto filing and natural juices. Each cntrce choice is served with the famous Bistro bread, olive tapenadc, mashed potatoes, carrot and yam puree, green beans with carnmcllzed g11rlic, and,peach cobbler with whipped cream: for dessert. Jfyou plan to do this, the time is of the essence, ~o contact 13 pals or all of your relatives and get an order to Bistro 201 by Friday morning, April 17. Orders will be deljvercd for an additional $15 here in the Newport-Costa Mesa neighborhood. Orders must be picked up by 10:30 a.m. on Ea 1er morning. Phone 833-1454. 'Boµndary _.Waters' floats murky Story . Actors shine, but play raises as many issues as it resolves I n "Boundary Waters," the latest new play to first sec the light or day at South Coast Rcpenory, there arc a half-dozen very interesting char- acters seemingly in search of a play. Charac1erization clearly is the strong point of Barbara Field's work, set in the Boundary Waters National Park near the border between Canada and ·Minnesota. All but one of the six characters arc academic physicists -os· tcnsibly on a bird-watching ex- pedition, but naturally they arc the ones who bear watching. 11111 111118 Theater Critic Under Manin Benson's inci- sive cfircction, the actors un- derscore their dissimilar char- acters beauti- fully, but the whole -hardly is greater than the sum of its parts. The remoteness of the setting (splendidly de- signed b y Michael De- mcnt. Emo1ions erupt like Fourth of July sparklers, tllen fizzle out just as quickly. The physicist-campers arc David and Natalie, a married couple strained because her job is more prestigious than his; Spindlequick, a cool, urbane sort who enjoys his creature comforts; Comctti, a hot-tempered Italian street kid (or so he says) who brings his mystical girlfriend, Syl- via, along; and Oeclan, the Nobel Prize-winning demigod of the group, whose gift o( Irish blarney transfixes the group and masks. 3 "what-have-you-done-lately?" ap- prehension. Pierre Epstein as David has-a fine self-emasculating drunk Scene, bemoaning his compara- tively lowly place in the academic pecking order, then cmer~s under a c loua of chagrin the next morning. Barbara Tarbuck plays Nftt:ilie with a-rich llUrn o ner- vou s anxiety, both about her dis- tant son and the offer or a fel- lowship that would leave her hus· band behind. vine) rarely in- trudes into the storytelling and ultimately plays a minor role, rather than becoming a constant to be continually dealt with. "Boundary Waters" raises many issues, but resolves few. Playwright Field offers a stirring subplot about a mother's es- trangement from her son and the grandchild she never knew about, fo r example, but fails to provide either exposition or enlighten- Nicholas Hormann's Spin,. dlequick is a coolly liter:ite inter-· pretation, the sultan or small talk who reveals little about his own psyche. As the worshipful guru, Occlan, Ken Ruia delivers the evening's most accomplished por· trayal, relishing his station among the group with undisguised glee. A powerful, visceral perform- ance comes from Brian Drillinger as the impatient Cometti, rudely vying for Occlan's attention and advice. He also is the only cast member who genuinely relates, however n~atively, to his sur- Ken Ruta, Brian Drillingcr and Kristina Lankford in "Boundary Waters" at South Coast Repertory. i Oriental healing myths dispelled While Oriental medicine has been in existence for S,000 years, it is often viewed as a "new age" technique, an un~tionaLand suspicious method of healing. On April 21, Or. Ronald Bieler will try to displace these misconcept ions with his "Introduction to Oriental Medicine," a talk designed to help people learn more about the uses of acupuncture. Or. Bieler will spcalc on acupuncture and how It alleviates pain and ailments. Bieler will hold the tallc at his offices at 440 Fair Drive, Suite G, in Costa Mesa, bcairmina at 7 p.m. Admission is free, l>ut reservations arc requested. Call 549-9999. round ings. Kristina Lankford as Sylvia elevates the story to a more visionary plane in a ....IJ.g_unt- ingly cxqui!11ite performancc'-'9 'B oundary Waters'' is one of those plays you can enjoy immcn ely, then later wonder just what it was that made it so en- dearing. The answer, basic~lly, is characterization and inter· pretntion. These people would be eminently watchable in any other gubes or surroundings. Performances continue Tues· dnys-Frida)S at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2:30 and 8 p.m., Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 until Mny 10 on the main stage of South Co:ist Rep· ertory. Call 957·4033 for tickets. Dental implants get to root of problem T o the milliotls of Americans that find themselves missing omc or all of their natural teeth, a revolutionary tooth replacement system is being utilized routinely by many dentists with an incredibly high rate of success. · While the concept of dental ime!nnts goes back thousands of years,-10 1 c ancient Egyptians and Ro- mans, the modern dental implants were developed from research done over 30 years ago by the Swcdi h orthopedic surgeon, Or. Per-lngvar Drnncmnrk. Dr. Brancmark showed that the high-tech mctol, tita· nium, was not rejected by the body tissue and :ictually fused to tfie patients' jawbone. This process, called os- seointegration, was the major breakthrough thot allows us to offer these incredible tooth replacement ~)'\tern . I• 11111 J. The FDA and the American Dental Association .... D.D.I. have both given their seals or approval to the implants, , . whicti ~ave been in use in humans for more than 26 The Sm'ile years w11h success rates of O\'e r 90 percent. Not everyone is a candidate for dental impl;int • but Report with newer placement procedures a great mnJority of people arc eligible to receive the benefit of these implant S)' tems. A personal evaluation with a denti5t experienced in placing and re torina implants is the only way to know if you arc a ~ntlid:>te. The procedure invol\'CS a minor ~urgcry, which prepares n small space in the available jawbone. The implunt is then gently pince in the prepared site and covered with the existing gum ti )UC. P3ticnts typically y that thc_pcoccssjs _ _c:Wcr Lhanhnving a LOoth removed. A period of os eointcgrntion, approxim:ltely four to six month!I, is necc al)• before the implant can be rc!lltoreJ. During thii. ph:li.c, 1hc patient may \\Car hi) current dental appliance so that he never hos to be without teeth. After osseointcgration, the impl:int can be rc~torcd in m:iny ways, ' dcpcnc.Jing on the needs of the indi\idunl patient. While these procedures nrc not inc>.pcn ivc, the choice~ of implant rc~torations offer u broad range or fee ._ To the millions of Americans given a econd ch:rncc to enjoy the look und feel of ha' ms their own notural teeth, the dental implant i di wotth it. The only regret we hear from the implant patients i • "I only wi h l had done 11 years earlier!" Dr. Bonner has practiced cosmrik and rccon tructlve dentistry In Oranat County for more than 10 )c:"rs, ,.-Ith omces In Nc\t-port Ouch and llunllnaton Beach. He pcrlodlcQtly pre.wides compllmcntary stmlnars on dental Implants to the public at both lloaa Mcmorlat and .. ountaln Valley Memorial ll0tplt1l1. America 's first lady of pian~ perfor.ms locall By Olvld L Almquist Spec:l9 911 .. ~ Not COSTA MESA -Swedish guest conductor Si.xtcn Ehrlina and pianist Ruth Laredo, hailed as America'' fint lady of riano, join the Paci.fie Symphony Orchestra for eve· ninp o Berlioz, Saint·Saens and Sibelius Wednesday and Thursday at the Orange County Pcrformlna Arts Center. Flutist Larry DuckJcs will present concert prcvie\lls an hour before 1he ~ p.m. performances. The proaram indudc Hector Bcrlio2'1 Overture to "Ben· venuco Cellini," Op, 23. c.ammc Saint-Saens' Plano Con· certo No. l fca1urlna Laredo, and Finnish composer J~an Sibelius' ultra-romantic Symphony No. 2 in D MaJOr. A leadin1 interpreter of Spani h, Russian and French piano rcpcnoire, Laredo hu performed at CuneJie Hall (ono of only fivo pianists cho$Cn to honor hs 90lh an-., niversuy), the Kennedy Center and the White I louie. 041 WU born into a family where there wa~ always music," the pianist Hid in a telephone ~ntcrvicw. "And my mother wu a piano te;ac~r. As s&>n n l wu 11 years old, after bearina the other children play, l walked O\'Cr to the pi::ino and that wa it. r wa hooked." By oae 10, Laredo played with the Dct1oit Symphony. She bu been honored b "Bbl Kc}bu:itd Artht" by Rec rd World, nomin:ued "Woman of the Year·· b) 1.:1dic" llomc Journal and earned Or mmy nomination for "ork ronging from Rachm:aninorr 10 Duber. "Saint·Sacn~ Pi no Concerto No. 2 i\ u very clfcrve ccn1, llaht·hearted, ond wonilcrfolly cn1er11ining pie e of cla' ical mu ic," Laredo aid. "It' so uppculina. 1herc is • big ca· dcnza 11 the bc~lnnin and the last mn\cmcnt i pure fun. II'• not played ns often o 11 miatu be. I've played with 1aestro Ehrling a number of time , and he' one of my ve!l'.· very favorite conduc1ors." Ehrlin& currently sef'\ic as the premier royal conductor of Sweden, • P<> 1tion he hai. held ince hi uppointment by King Gu,tav VI in 1953. Ourin1 h1 career, "A-hich pans five decuJc), Ehrhna has c:onductcd nearly nil or the areu or- che Ir nd ,:11 many nl the m !It-famed opera house$ nround 1he ~orld. I c ha been named c:ommandcr of the Finni h Order of the White Rose, the Ot1ni)h Order of the Oanncbro~cn and the s~c<foh Order or Y:i . Ticket for the C\Cnt range from SI 2·S36 ind may be pur- ch .. ~d at. the: Center lx>\ office, oil 'fic~ctM:utcr locatk>n or by calhna 740·2000. Stud ·nt n<J cnior t d:ct , priced •• S7 nch, moy be purch.1 ed. ubJcct to av111lahih1y. Nainnina ;n 6:.lO p.rn. bUth e\cnin "· Event proves • hu.-rads . of. pao~pla Hera really care W ho soys Orange County is not the real world? That everybody here is rich, perfect and blond? Who sa~. indeed? Six hundred people, representing every conceivable culture, special interest group, religion, handicap and seAua.l persuasion, met 10 honor 20 of our own county residents in recognition of c-ctraordinory efforts and contributions in the field of human relations. Supervisor Harriett Wieder called it the most important social event of the year. "A celebration or the Who's Who of those of you who uc making n difference." Aod do they make an av.-csome difference! The leadership of these wonder- ful people trans- lates lnto home- 1 es s families being given a scc- 011 d ctnrm'. (There arc 10,000 E....;o.;...mi;.;; to 12,000 home-DP U.. less in our coun-• ty, half of which •• J' nrc children.) 1t ------ t ranslucs into Famil~ the young and Counse i·ng under-privileged benefiting from -----• extra do e of loving concern 1hrough tutoring programs, and by receiving nourishing breakfa!llS. The tireless cffon of some to eliminate prejudice, intolerance and discrimination translates into benefits for the handicapped. When people arc helped to be sclf-suCCicicnt, everyone - minority or not -win . In that spirit, opponunities ore being created by others 10 ~elp minority busincu people get stDrted. We heard about the Korean restaurant owner who repeatedly donates a full day's receipts from his famlly busincu to Korean charities. And we heard about othcn who moke o difference lit many or the other immignant commu.nitics. And about a shelter for pregnant women. And aboul o wonderful man who hGd been a tireless ad\OCAtc for people living with AIDS. There's an old cliche which oys, "behind every succcuf ul mnn is 11 supportive woman (or a supportive '!tOmeone')," I submit that behind every single successful volunteer there is always a "family" lo be I03Sted. F iftccn women and five men were honored. let's Also hear it for their 1upport people. And In this case, l'm spcakina particularly about the upport people at home and/or In one's pcnonal lif c. Needs always rnkc precedence over wants. EJcperien(o shows us that it'• not only the rich people 1S01bod deeds. Good deeds or tho magnitude honored at this eve nt require the kind of time mode possible tbrou&h economic freedom, whatever that means to udl ramily. So Colen if he never once p~rticipated directly In the charitable effurt, ~-en if she comRlaincd abou1 lack ot a.tltntion from time lo time, even if ho never quite undcr11o0d h&a mate's dedication ••• thunk you, loo, ror fQUf quieter, but cq_uatly u emporwu contribution! .......... ,, . _,,... .,.,, ~ tMUllw .,, ........ C...MIAIM. 1