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Home My WebLink About1992-05-27 - Orange Coast Pilot• THE NEWPORT BEACH • • ~- ·--· May U, 1982 lite DalJy The top three adult sports at Newport Beach Parb and Recreation Department: Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 Pilot Index 1) slow-pitch softball 2) an exercise program 3) basketball 26 cent• Mucha Milnchies Inc. files flir b_.nkruptcy ~ Local Mexican restaurant chain was owner Alex Lovera's bid for a comeback after his 1985 conviction on cocaine charges. By Tony Cox 8uslntss Edlof NEWPORT BEACH Mucho Munchies Inc. -a small chain of Mexi- can restaurants founded by a Corona del Mar man who was trying to rebuild his restaurant career after a 1985 cocaine conviction -has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection from creditors. Chapter 7 bankruptcies typically entail liquidation of a company's assets, ratller than a reorganization that would allow the petitioner to get debts under control and attempt to stay in business. Mucho Munchies, owned by Alejandro "Alex" Lovera, Joann Lovera and Lee Parker, has built a small chain of fast· food eateries over the last several years, including locations in Costa Mesa, New- port Center and Corona del Mar. The chajn's Laguna Beach location was sold last year, and its former restaurant on Newport Boulevard is no longer open. There was also a variation of Mucho Munchies, the Mucho Munchies Rock'n Cantina, located in an unincorporated section of Irvine Ave nue. Alex Lovera said the Mucho Munchies Rock'n Can- tina, a sit-down restaurant that ~enc) beer, is owned by his wife Joann and Parker. Alex Lovera said he is not an o" ner of that re:.taurant because he is unable to get a liquor licen'e due to his pa:.t felony conviction on f edcral coc:une charges. The !>Cpara tely owned Mucho Munchie) Rock'n Cantina is not in- cluded in the Mucho Munchies lnG. bankruptcy. Howc"er, the Rock'n Can- tina closed eadier this year, ostensibly for remodeling There \ltas no rem"odel- ing work being done at the Irvine Av- enue rc\taurant when it was ,jsited by the D;11ly Pilot eJrher this month, and the Rock'n Cantina\ phone nu mber is now d1!>connccted. Mucho ~lun ... h1e-. oflic1ah could not be n:achcd fL r comment on the bank- ruptC) a1:11on Alter tir~t J!>ling who was See BANKRUPTCY/BIC* Piii Spending the day with mom Early retirement plan could save . school budget --~"""' Newport-Mesa teachers offered big bonus for early retirement -and those calling it quits won 't be replaced. By Russ Loar S121t Wr er NEWPORT UEACH -S1;.hool dl'tric1 em- ployees ha\C until June I 2 10 )tgn on ll> an cJrl) retirement offer that \\Ill rc,,arJ th..:m \\ith J ~O percent bonu) for calling 1t quit,, .1ccordini: to memo!> !>Cnt 10 cmplo)~' on 1 UC!\da~. It\ Jn ofter Nc\\pon-:-.les:i L'mficd School 01 tnct of- t1c1Jb '•') '"II help them clo)c their "1tlcning budget g:.ip for the ne\t school )Car. .. \\ c led thJI II "e c.1n cn- 11ce a few people 10 retire, w.c can help the budget 11ua- 11on," s:ud ~hool dt~tnct A!>· sii.tant Superintendent Tom Godley. "The thought 1:.. \\C don't replace them nnd "e sn'e the difference." The re ults of a d1.,tr'ic1,,ide i.u rvey taken IJ!>I week sho\\ enough teachers and cla safied emplO)CCS may volunteer to take the early retirement offer, Godley s::11d. 'We feel that if we can entice a few people to retire, we can help the budget situation.' __ ..,, • assistant super'.ntendent Becau e the retiring cmplO)CC ''ould not he re- placed. the: ofter ''ould gi'e li11lc rehef for the more than 150 school dl'trict cmplo)ccs who ha\e lo l their JObs Jamie Stoneman, 17 months, acknowledges his mother Janet of Newport Beach with a smile after a spin on the telescope at the Balboa Pi er. The school d1\tric1 " ol£ering teJcher' Jnd d;is!>i- See TEACHERS'llck Piii Rsh Fry feed at Uons Park By Anna Cekola Sllfl Wlllr I n an event that's come to epitomize the mall-town flavor of Costa Mesa's past, the local Lions Oub will be cooking up more than a ton of fish this weekend during the •7th Annual Fish Fry. "This is all the Americana," said Hugo Hunziker, president of the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Oub. About 75,000 people arc expected to attend the three-day festival. which starts Friday 11 5:30 p.m. in Lions Park on Anaheim Avenue at 18th Street. There will be a carnival, the annuaJ parade Fish Fry highlights • Fish frY P11ade (10 a.m. ~y): The annuli ~. a loal ftNorile, wil Wind its way &om Harbor Center on Harbor 8cdevard toward lions ~ via West 19th Str.et Md Anaheim AYMUe. Parade aw~ wll fDlcJW el 1 p.m. at the m11n -. rn lions Park. =County ~· ol Schools Jafin .,... .. be .. s-.-..-........ • Miii Celli MIN .. Jiii Q PJ!'. !uncMy): AbO&lt 15 kicll .... ........... af .. PM ... Saturday morning. live entertainment and contests. Lions Oub volunteers plan on frying up about 1.S tons of Canadian Cod, usina about 275 &•lions of the super-secret batter. Fish Fry dinners will be offered for SS, starting at 5:30 p.m. Friday and noon on Saturday and Sunday. · For more information, call the Lions Oub at 54!).2186. • MJ.e !«obi . Orinp Counl)- Otpucy OMntt Attorney 16-yor \lfltfin ptOMCUtof tn4!d 26 .._,,,. cide w.ltl 9 l" conVl<1 on r e _)a1m .. NII on dNlh row, 20 t1Mf11 IJe ~ OfPniud r111t ~ EYIClenc:e Untt in SI.at«'" tndoned by CX: Otpucy Oiltrict ~s 11.:x ind 18 jlidps 18-~ ~ ol HMbor Muniapel o.tnct; midla 1n ll\tM 0 )'ffn old l~ u_..iy o1 l°' ...,... Xilool o1 liw OM IOfl. [th.in .. Vid.Jl' H~ Mtw chin 10 'fHtS f'lpentn(f IS Or1np County tt1llOt elf.purr ct.&nc:t .uomey_, p«MCUled m.ljol N "COCIC df.ilen. robben. drun e-1'1 cfttWf\.." l!'Pf't on ~ lotffllU,. ~'S, tc.wdl "ft;)rr.lnb .lnJ N~OhCS ~ -~ 11)-.al clllft police oliun' .llWX .. tlool .lnJ pul.ce chief• In H.irbor Court lfulriCl ~ \V~on u~ uw Sdlool ln'f'S "' 0r.,. . )6 ~old -· <:.mwroo Qutnn .s.M Jlf.cl•I-, ~-potl ~.1<.ti •• 1/PnC'f .ii "''"P'~ n:luJfos 11'ttl(.. ll\~ .lnd 17tl!\INI fr\)111 mildt'nw.anun to """°' ~ Judge rru T C'ftl .at H.irbor Court fOf ~en Y\!olf\ • Pf-pf>C'rdmt' Unr.1'" ty Xh.-.ul cl u~. cummun.rv ICt"''bl the ~ andid.\111 to ~ .. .a~ wt"\. .,, H.irbot Court dt.ir'\1 44 ~t'.in. old • 11\.1/ried ...,,th .. •)t'.lr-old cM Cf "''!Ci in datf10Ct '°' 30 Y\!.lt'S lnow 1n "WU \,t'fdt'I - Dt'br .a >Jk-n "1t~. 44 "'th f\>t119I, H.lmmt'rton & ~en ~11 ... 1n C"il lol~K"1 IVl1ge rrn T cm hto.lttng Cr\ 11 O&nd VNll c I.a rm tr I.al. •nd cum.n.al tr.atfoe l•~h p.ai.>C"J b.ir In 198S illll'l>l tn Rtpublte.tn p.art) ~by ~nun QI F Soil>"" ;.;w Tom Rile\. .ind fl"l ·e ""-"" p.wt SH. ii Ctty Coun<.11 \\N rn St.lie UnM!f r.. Cr' al u~ W !ti ~ ~.,) 1'·Y"olt ,.._'PM ~~h !"Nllenl "'"'rs.a l1 ~ .... arth Or.lnp' (..,uni\ Mun"''" ~ C.ou<t tudp• ~ltd in I 4 O\f'f ,n.: .imhenc ·~.., .,.., '" I lot ' }t'<ll lt'fm 'k>'mt'f P<1bl1l 11elf'flCic-t ~9 Y\!Ml ,ll.j ptt"h>U> f ~·tn<'9 'WI.1th 'l.lr!M Corp. .lnd N.1•.al ~ (!.'nl.C' Mb bolh .. municipll COUl1 •nJ WI""""" OOl.lrt WY' '1lc ' lhe l\lrdftt 1'11 fudaf in Or•"~ Count\'' ~~tly ...,~. td ttvft' ll dllldrtfl \\ftlef'I) 51.uto l nr.'l'My c: ol Uw • ·~ n Hu~ rH«h- Battle for bench heats up like a courtroom drama By Wllllam Lobdell Edb NEWPORT BEACH -Though you moy not have heard, one of the hottest political races this pring has been for an extremely rare open cat on the Harbor Municipal Court bench created by the retirement of Judge Selim Franklin. Five hopefuls - a North Court judge, 'two di trict attorneys, a civil lawyer and a sole practitioner (sec sidebar) -will attempt to I ~~===L I apturc more than SO percent of the June 2 vote (with mo)t of them spending more than $30,000 to get the word out). But with m3ny c3ndid:ate in the ra~-c. • a'oiJing a O\cmbcr run·olt -. for a job thl'lt pa) close to Sl00,000 -~ill be difficult de pite the fact that 'oter have distinct choices amona the three rrontrunncrs. They arc : tt"' Margaret AnJerwn. a re peeled jud e in Orange County\ North Court in Ful- lerton, who -, .. ith four> ""' left 1n her cur· rent term -w3nt' the Nc\\pon Dcach job. 'he ap. lc:ly to e her rommute (&he See ~ENCH_. .. A2 Wedneaday, May 27, 1992 l !Locals Only Pilot People · ~"· Melissa Daly SHE IS------------ A 16-)e.ir-old <.ornn.1 dcl M.1r High School Junior \\ho has nc' er m1,wd a J.1) of \Chool. f k r perfect attendance record began in f1r-.1 grade. but it ''as not until fourt h grade that Melissa began to n.: 1hLc the un 1-.ual nature of her Jccompli-.hment "L\CI) )1.-.11 in dc.:1111.nt.1 !) '1..hool the:-g;t\C me an award at the end 1..1f th e \Car." 'he ,,t\s. "Uy the time I fi nished the fou rth grade, 11 ''J' li ke. Oh'' '"· 11\ lour years in a ro".'" NO DITCHIN...,__ _________ _ Meli~a h.1, h.1d hi mi'' p.111 of a school day now and then fo r the occas1rnlJI app• 1n1n11..n1 ,.,,1t h her orthodomb t, but she's neve r been J\\J\ for an 1..'lll1rc d.1\ E:vcn ''hen tempted h) tal k of ditch- ing 'chul1l "I jll'·t rnulJ 1\111 ditch." :-he "a)'· "My ,.,,hole record \\OulJ be ru111ed II \\ouldn't 1'1.. \\\•rth 11." WAKE UP AND G ---------- r he daughter of Diane and b erett Dal). Melissa has not had ll1 make gre.11 '.1d1l1ee' t,1 h ep he r record clean. 1,uch a'> attend- ing 'chool "hile '11..k She 'J'' 'he\ JUSI been lud.y. "( ne,cr tncd to ha'e perfec t attcndanu: I Jll't \\Okc up and went to school e'en dJ} It JU'>t turned l>llt I kc thJt ·· ART AND AEROBICS·--------- A1though l\1eliw 1 enJo~' ar t and aerobic,, she ha., no firm ca- reer plam except to allu d collel!C He r father O\\ns plumbing supply and 'iteel 'uppl) tiu,ine.,.,e,, and he r mother is a profcs- !i1onJI hndgl' pla\er Althnugh he r parent-; arc proud of he r per- fell a1tcnd.111cc rn·l rJ. \ldt".1 pt11n1' out th.11 her kindergarten rc corJ \\as ie.,., th;1n pcrlc:l t "I 01 1,scd th ree d.t)\ becau'>e I ''as ou r v.1th ch1d .. cn flll\ ... Out that \\,t, 11 ··All my fr1enJs were al· \\,I)' gctttnl! '1ck 111d get1111g the flu I ;.ilnH><.,t ne\Cr get sick and if I lfo, 11 i.eenh II> h.1ppcn on '11111rner \a1..1t1on." Co4>ta !\le a \ h.1 nk rohh, r. ", .1r1 ng .1 hl.tl lo.. . rnJ.-.t111c-<:hed.crcd·J 1(1..ct and \\1rc· r1mmnl glJ"C'. !;•'I ,1-.,1~ \\llh a~ul S '.I' o <iaturd.I\ mornl't!: .1ftcr u'tnl! a not~ 111 hnld up CJlll~1rn1J I c1.k1.it B.1111.. JI ~~no I l.irb.11 BhJ ...;,, ...,.:,tp· on "ii' )CCn Jurmg. 1hc rohh• r.. m -.h1,h lhc r,1hhcr pl,,C'J a nol~ rca I· ing ··Tiu~ I\ J 1<1bbcr. .. 10 J 1clk r • !>11mconc h r,•l..c ii "111.Ju'A .rnJ \lolc: four tclc\1\mn ...:t' and '"" \IJC1l c ,,. \Cll C' recorder' h 1J.I\ lr.•m .1 Cn .. 1.1 \lc\,1 I ltgh Sd1011I d.1"ro••m 1\u· thortllC\ S4\ lhc llCnt\ 'ACr.: "'lhk Ill out \1Jcr~ 1hrough thC' "111J11-.. I he ''"' \\J\ ts.tm1.11cJ di S l,(.<lO • Offic.:1ah Jrt l r.tn~ to figurC' out \\hcther am1l11ng "J' 'lolcn l 11J:" n1~h1 from the KJlmu' Drive ollM' <if the E ,1,ter Sc.11 Sc)(;1ctv of O r.rng.c C<1unt\ Someone prn:cf open .1 t-. .-1.. door .ind riOcd thwugh file cahmct' anJ Jr.1\\-er\ 1n 1hc off1Lc rm ......... l~>l<T H• \I H. 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JI 1100 lmnc \\ \ l-r1J 1~ The t>ank's opcrat1on~ ,,11,.cr r t:1H·J a c.111 at ,1~u1 4:36 r Ill f·r1d.1\ from •• man who lbkcd ,1h 1u1 11, h.111k·, hour... of vpcration~ . :mJ th.:n '-lld "\\'di. ho"' \\ould )OU 111..c: a 'urprt'C' There'> ii bomb ill· ttng 111 \our hJnk I low do you like th.11 for· .1 \urpm c '" The bank was e\a.uJtcd and p...1!1ce M:arched bul no tximh v..1' h•und The bank remained c1.,..eJ for lht' re't of 1hc day. • 1\ courk \\J \ ,1\\akened -;honly after I ,1 r' Sund:i\ l>v a man tryin& lu hrcak 1n 1hrou1:h th e bedroom \\tn· do" of their duple~ on 1he ISOO bltxk of Wc'I 8Jlboa Boulevard. The 'A1•mJn rc\1den1 opened lhe curt:un~ and \3V. J man. atiout 6 feel 3 1nehe> tJll, pu,hing :iga1nM the screen of the "indo" She pu,hed agatn>I the win· dow 10 keep the man oul and the ii t>rul..c. 1 he mile re 1Jen1 shouted at the \U\J>c:t:I "'ho then \\.«1lkcd away. CopyoWlt No MWS .C.Oflel illutltlUOf\S, edl· l(ltl41 mantt 0t ~ts htre1n !NY be •tJYod~ v.lthout ->tten pe«nfPIOll of 009Y'i1'! Ol'>'Mf JIM Cttttlftr Publ.., How to reach us at The Pilot Circut.Uon Or•ng County 642·~033 Ad~rtislng CluMf1ed 642·5678 Display 642·•321 Editorial ·~ 540·1224 ports 642·4330 Ntows, 'poru fax 646·4 l 70 Main <>Met Bu int> Office 642·4J21 Bu 1n f • 631-5902 \ ~naglng Editor Steve Marble ••• 642~321 - -- Briefly . · :.. .·:·~ · ~·-.. ... ._. Arts awards ceremony set COSTA MESI\ - The 199 1/92 Costa Mesa Culiural Arts Awards ceremony will be held Monday, June 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the Costa Mesa City Council Chambers, just before the regularly scheduled meeting. Sponsored.by the City Council and the ci ty Cultural Arts Committee, the awards recognize the efforts of studeots, educators, volunteers and businesses to promote the arts. The Costa Mesa Council Chambers are located at 77 Fair Drive. For more information on the awards, call 645-4985. Boat festival set June 5-7 The Sixth Annual Newport Beach Wooden Boat Festival open~ June S with a parade of more than 65 ail and power boats. classic yachts and seve ral tall ships .. T he parade. which begins at 6 p.m. at the harbor entrance and travels along the main channel to Lido Marina, will open the three-day fes tival held at the Sea Scout Base, 1931 W. Pacific Coa;,t High,,ay. Events scheduled for the Jun e 6-7 weekend include displays of cl assic \\OOden boats, a tug boat pull, the Nail and Sail Challenge, a classic regatta as well as many lectures. demons1ra1ions and exhibit~. Children are invited to part1c1pate in a costume party and model boat building school. The festival hours are from JO a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $5 for adults and free fo r children in co:i.tume or under 12 with a parent. Free parking is available along Pacific Coast Highway and in the public lot on Avon St reet and Tustin Avenue. For more information call Barbara deBoom at the Newport Chamber at 729-4400. -By Tht Daily Pilot Send your items to Bob van Eyltcn, The 0 Ji/y Pilot, 330 W . Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. Today DAR meeting -The Col. Willia m Cabell Chapter or the Daughte~ of the Amerian Revolution will meet at the Center Club in Costa Mesa at noon May 27. For reservations, caU 644-5448. Survival -Dr. Edith Eger, a motivational speake r and survivor of the Nazi holocaust, w ill speak on the topic "New Beginnings" at 6 :30 a.m. May 27 at Scott's restaurant, 3300 Bristol St in Costa Mesa. Dr. Eger 1s a 1111 ..... 1.0 , .. , ..... J.J 12111,..._u '"" ,... 1.2 hl1 ...... 71J4U11..:U tt!U --.1.1 7;21 ,. ••• ' --- Charley Tietgen, part-owner of the Red Car Bar & Grill, sits with employees, from left, Bron wyn Markell, Tracy Orea and Jennifer Guiltinan. The restaurant opened May 13 in Newport. Red Car Bar a Grill opens with casual atmosphere By Tony Cox Busintss Editor NEWPORT PIER -Owners of the po'h :!I Oceanfront restaurant ha'e opened a CJ'>u.11 eatery in their beach-,1de building, hoping to capitaliz e on what they believe b an under-served appclllc in lhe area fo r a dt\CN! menu that includes brc:Jkfa:i.t. The new rcstauninr. the Red Car Uar & Grill, is located neAt door to 21 OceJnlro nt , in the fo rmer fac1ltl)' of llll\\ -dcfund Ne'' port O~te r Dar & Grill. Red C:i r Da r & Gnll opel\ed on May 13. about four month' afler Ne\\port 0)ster Oar & Grill closed The oyster bar cJo,cd when the butldmg owner. Rick La''rence, took O\er the l\\O restaurants from his former tenJnt. Re' Chandler. Lav. rcnce and l\\O pan ners -his wi fe, Jeannie Lawrence, and long·timc friend Charley Tie1gen -kept 21 Oceanfront open without interruption and clo ed the other restaurant while they considered options for ~' new concept. After weighing C'veral nlternat1ve<.,, includinG Mexican and Italian re 1aurant' that were proposed by prospecll\e tenJnt • th e O\l.llCfll decided to open th eir O\\n casual restaurant serving breakfast lunch and din ner. In fact, Red Car Dar & Grill ef'.es brea~Ca~t. lunch and d111ncr at a n) hour. from 7 a.m. to 1 a.na . CJCh J <I) ... I here just aren't nMll} pl.1cc' to go that ha' c breat..f Jst d O\\ n here," Tic1gen ~aid . "Ch .1rlic's Chili h," :i line around the block for brcat..f.1st on wee kends. We were tl')ing 10 le.1se 11 to a gu). but Rid.. \\anted brcakf.11,1, lunch and d11Jner . and he didn't want to promi~e thJt " Red Car Uar & Gn ll's has a d1,crsc menu, incl uding '>UCh item' a' O}'tcr appctiiers. omelets. oatmeal, chicken fm:J steak, foh "Trnllc) Car" tacos and "Locomo11,e" lasagna. Pr1c1.:' arc moderate, ranging from SI.SO fo r a cup of "Cannonball" chili to S8.9' for the .. Ca ... ey Jonc:i." Ne\Y York ~teak fhe rc..,1aurant d1.1rgcs S 1.50 for beer on tap Jnd $2.~5 for cocktails. .. We JU't thought it's ometh1ng the lcx:JI people can come to three, four ti mes a \\.eel.. and no1 hJ\C to gu to a Me).1c.1n pl<1cc for J tJco, 1101 ha \C 10 go to Jn Italian place to get 4ip;1ghc11i nnd not have 10 so 10 a 'itcak hou'c to gel a ~teak" l ie tgcn said. l l1c re)laurant \I.JS decorated tu resemble and old-fashioned. OO\car sJloon. fi tllng "ith the bu1ld111g' Victonan-:i.tylc arch11ccturc. T1etgen s•ud. Red Car D:ir & Grill has ubout 30 cmplo}cc•-. and according to Tictgcn. llu:i.ines ha been goo<l o fa r. renowned diniCJI psychologbt who speo.1hi~ in emot1on.1I trauma. The non·prof1t e\ent is open to the public. Tid.ets Me S 12. "h1ch 1nclud~ breakfo,t. For infor mation. call !6001 655-3343. co l i-. S 1 J, with prepaid r1..>Xr..1t1on, tor member and S 1 b for gl1l·~ts; .1t the dour, S 16 for memlx•r, .1nd S21 for gue~t~. Pnce includl':> brt>akf.ht for re)er..1t1ons. call 729-4-1 00. the tun Call 545-5669 Friday, May 29 Fishing tourney Rt ... er.a11on tu.·~ arc due 1\.1ay 29 ior Ne\\1>0rt's 1 t th Ann ual Sharl... Isl.ind Bonito Tournament .ind Awards Banquet. For deta1b. call the Slwk Island Yacht Club at 760-0221 or 759·8 165. Th ursd ay, May 28 Education partnerships -"Beyond l'>artnersh1p" rs the topic of Dr Katherine Goddard's preioentat1on at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W Pacific Coa~t Highway, Newport Beach at 7: 15 a.m. Thursday. Goddard will discuss busin~s people and educators worl..ing together to educ.lie the wor~ force through partnership. The ' Square dan ce -'Tht>. Co)la M1......-i Qu1cbtcpJWh, lhc cit)·~ ll\ely wnior square d.1nce dub, 111\lte )OU to their '"eel...ly d..l ncc, t 0 .:i m Thursd.1y al the DO\ .. nto\\TI Community Center. AMlwim A,enue and Center Street. The group is looking for couple:i. with square d.:ince experience for e~pandt.>d acliv1t1es. There are al\O available female partner for ~1ngle male dancers ''ho ""'ould hl...e to JOin Bridge classes -The \.\'c)t Nc\vport Community Center 1s offering an "lntermed1.11e Bridge class· SupeNi~ B1cJd1ng and Plaring" from May 29 to July 3 lrom 9 to 11 a.m. at 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach Cla..s for is SJO. For reg1 .. tration. call 644-3240. LOCAL TEWBIAlml: Newport Beach 67/61 Balboa: 67/61 Costa Mesa: 70/60 Corona del Mar: 66/59 ComlnMd low cloud• In the momlna c'"""a to hazy sun1hlM by mkklay ewry ~ throup frid41). Hltht In the mW to ~ 70. and lows In tfM '°'· ..... No CNSUI 1dvl1orltt .,. po•ted. S.."*'"' lo .... whwlt 10 to 1 s ....... ..... l f004 ..... tMt ......... ~ _..._ • toUthMtttwty .... " J fMt. -SuMfM: s:n ...... ......11:02,. .... () • () 0 m111. ML .... , ...... ' ·- N9wport IMch/Coata M ... Dally Piiot -' Wednesday, May 27, 1992 Ai) ------------------- --------- ------------- RPll, •at your palltician-. then meet same goad guys I t's slime time again. So far, most of the k>cal potiticiam We are auppoeed to believe that UnJe John and Bij Ted are best pals, wining and weochina their way through Wubinatoo, hatching dreadful liberal p&ou in rare sober moments. ha¥C just been having wee-wee contests and that's just fin9 . But have you considered bow stupid some of the candidates and their handlers must th.ink we citizens are? Criminyl Of course Seymour and Kennedy are colleagues! So arc the 98 other members of the Senate. But Daonemeyer and his handlers think we're dumb enough to fall for their child1sh ploy. Consider the snktc radio commercial running right DOW for ~----Bill Daonemeyer. It Seymour's not above playing the game, either. A recent campaign mailer justifiably raps Dannemeycr for bouncing 26 cbecb on the House bank and for the far more 1erious crime of a 31 percent attendance record. doesn't say anything gOOd about him, it just ----• derides John Seymour. Instead of quitting while they're ahead, Seymour and his spinners can't resist boasting that, "Senator John Seymour didn't bounce any checks at the House bank. .. " There is the usual drivel about "Senator Flip Flop," then the announcer delivers the death blow: he talks about Seymour and "his colleague Teddy Kennedy." Of course not! Seymour was never a Moris l/Bt/11111 ~NIWf'On~IMA 300.......,.... c-o.... 644.0760 I fw & a.., P'G·l31 1 JO. 4 30. 130, 10-20 2 ,.._ J ~ 2 •• 30. 1, 9 JO 3 Lothel w.._... J ~ 12 IS, 2 •S. s 1s. I 1030 . IOWAM>S lsUNO CJHIMA f..i-. lslotld, Ne"'llO" C-6401211 1 ... INtlnct 2 4 30, 1, 9 30 2 Cfolftlooe 14fo l"O-I JI 3 JO. 1 4S Mr C-lft Vltwtp l!IO l;IS, S 30. f •S 3 '"ltlo••11 fGI 2. S •S. 9 • ..,_,. W..W '°"'3112~. 3 50. 130 4 Inc'-MM P'GI 12, 2, '· 6. I. 10 S llM'-Men Cl'GI I. 3. S, 7, 9 6 lnc.t-.._ (PGI 12 JO. 2 JO. • 30. 6 30. a 30 1030 7 The,..,_ 1-s 12 2 30, s. 7 30. 10 UOO CINIMA ......_,. It-cl ot ~ V~ 673 1350 Lethel ........ 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Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Nights Only Choice of 5 sauces: Scarpara Meat Balls Meat Sauce Butter & Lemon Butter & Garlic & Lemon Buy 1 Dinner Get 2nd Dinner at Half Price 100/c Senior Citizens Discount Both Lunch & Dinner Not valid for To Go Orders or combined with any other offer Expires Sf3tm Lunch 11:30 -2:30 Dinner 5:00 -10:00 Tues. Thro Friday Tues. thru Sunday For Reservations Call 675-8973 3421 Via Lido • Newport Beach FJYe Parld in Via Lido Plaza ~fuVINGS. UPTO $1.000FF. ANY AIRLINE, ·~, ANY PLACE. 18110 Euald Stl'Mt ftountllin v..., 714. 540.U71 ~·c-.-..... .................... _._~ ....... ..... ----~-,__. .......... ll>t_ ........................ ._.._ -.... -.... - member of the House so he couldn't have bounced any checks on its bank. And politicians can't understand why they don't get no respect. Speaking of which, how 'bout that Dan Quayle? Whatta guy! Acx:ordi~g to one poll, 62 percent agree with his vilification of Murphy Brown for being an unwed mother (and it's probably higher than that among Pilot readen). But did Quayle or anybody else think this thing through? The kid's father is Murphy's ex-husband. They were going · to remarry, but the guy finked out. That left th.is relatively celibate, intelligent, professional woman with only two choices: Have the baby, or have an abortion. 0 bviously, if Quayle says Murphy shouldn't have had her baby, then she should have ... But he won't permit that either, so she ... Just what should he have done, Dan? Yeah. I know, Dan. But for a healthy 4()..something woman, don't you think that's kind of ridiculous? 0 nJE GOOD GUYS: Somewhere around here there is a secret school where some people who own or work in local shops and restaurants go for graduate work in rudeness and indifference. They are a minority group, thank goodness, but a highly visible one. Than why it's so delightful to find people who really go out of their way to be helpful. Consider this: It was dinner time, and we were out of dog food! One of our mutts has been ailing, so it wouldn't be real good to change chow on him. So I went to the nearest place I could get a sack of that delicious Science Diet Canine Maintenance. But Pct Care Company only had 40-pound bags of the stuff. I would have to park my car on tbc street to tore that much dog food. Then a chap I took to be the manager instructed the clerk to open the 40-pounder and 1M: me enough food for several days, when they would have a shipment of smaller bags. T he guy turned 'out to be Lee Heim, marketing director of the Pet Ca.re Company chatn amJ. he, and his company, have a new fan. From Pct Care, I drove to the post office to drop off some mail. lt was collection time at the drive-through boxes and I hadn't yet pre-sorted tbe big stack of bills I had sweated over all day. ·~n't worry," Jasper-Brown smiled, ''I'll check them for you and make sure they get to the right place You JUSt go on and have yourself a great evening:• Thanks to Lee and Jasper, J surely did. Fred Martin's column runs eJlttY Monday, Wrda~sday and Friday. We have ·7,000 Suits in Stock Now! • • Suits & ·sports coats at less than half the normal retail price found in department or specialty stores ~. ,. 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IPEI 3 DAYS A WHI Rmll1•7 ..-Y1H 111-1 Wt accept Ill major adauds I Business Watch leelA111Ct1111 · Ilda ~ RlcJdnl In land IU'clW Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services in Newport. Beach recently represented Jesus Garcia of Garcia Recycling in the purchase of a l l/2- acre commercial site in Garden Grove. The value of the transaction was $575,000. Lee & Associates also represented Pennysaver/Sutton Inc. in the lease of 6,764 square feet of office space in Mission Viejo for an undisclosed sum. 0 Basso & Associates, a Newport Beach advertising and public relations firm, recently added TROY, a division of Pierce Companies Inc., to its client roster. 0 Lee & Associates Commercial Real estate Services recently represented the firm of Gordon & Wolf in the lease of 6,019 square fee t of office space at 500 Nc;wport Center Drive in Newport Beach. a transaction valued at $632,000. 0 Elliott Corp. of Newport Beach ha s announced the start of construction on the new $3.9 million Mon1cla1r Ea'>t retail center in Montclair. The 9.5-acre proJeCt is a joint venture with CMS Development Co. in Costa Mesa and Manila! Patel of Upland. 0 Upscale clothiers Ambcrcrombie & Fitch will mark the firm's J001h anniversary with the opening of a new store at Crystal Court . The new store, to be located near the Broadway department store. is scheduled fo r a grand opening on June I. 0 Chebea Relocation Services and Chelsea Properties International have opened a new office at 2600 E. Coast Hwy. in Corona del Mar. The firm provides assistance in community orientation, home-finding, career counseling, immigration visa processing and other areas for domestic and intcrna11onal transferees. 0 Rodhe1m MarkeJing Group of Costa Mesa has been retained to provide public relations services to the Palisades Tennis Club :ind Coast Landscape Con.,truct1on Inc. 0 Irwin Goldberg, founder of SBTB Ergonomics, appears in the May issue of Nation's Business magazine 1n a feature anicle profiling the Costa Mesa-based firm. "h1ch markets a variety of products, such as wrist support pads for computer keyboards and anti-glare screens for computer screens, designed to make work tations safer and more productive. BLOOD PRESSU I PILLS WOR F OU TAK [ifEM. ! t/) ~ ("-.-- j , .. ~ ........ ._____.---------------· -. ------------------ ----------------------------- Th Busin~s page run> on Mond.1ys, W~nescf.lys, Thurscl.lys and Fridays Business Editor Tony ~ox .•. 642-4321, ext. 371 Daily Pilot Economic Index , ··~"-~~~ _ . -. . -~'· ~ -. -. . . . I The local commercial real estate market is improving for just about everyone but property owners. It's an excellent marke t fo r buyers and tenants, as real estate values and rental Commercial Real Estate . ' rates have declined sharply over the last two years. O ne or the most recent exam- ples: The 4100 Newport Place office building, which might have sold fo r $40 million a few years ago and was in escrow to sell for $19.5 million last year, sold earlier this year for $13.7 million. The market is gelling better for brokers, as sales and leasing activity in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa has been on the up~wing over the last several months. In April, local brokerages sur- veyed monthly for The Daily Pilot Eco- 100· 1111-- 90 111--111-- nomic In dex posted a 21 percent increa. e in sales, on average, over their April 1991 • Nov-100 Dt~100 Jan-110 Ft.,.108 Mar-105 Apr-1 21 """'• \\ ....... """""' sales pace. The April increase marked the sixth straight month in which mem- bers of the survey group posted impro,ed sales, on average, over year-ago levels. Property owners, meanwh ile, continue to suffer effects of the recession, over- building and reduced credit availability. • Repres~nts last year's performance. A score above 100 reflects an improvement over the same month the previous year, while a score below 100 indicates a de- cline. Scoring is based on sales of local real estate bro- kerages that arc surveyed regularly for this feature. "I think it's something in the stock market they call a market adjustment." said a brokerage owner in the survey group. "In real estate, they call it a disaster." While most local real estate expert:. predict that it will take two years or more for property val ues and rental rates to rebound, there are some posit ive indications for real estate owners. For example, one respondent said that unlike real estate slumps exper- ienced previously in some markets, such a Dallas and Denver, the local downturn at least has bu)•ers who will purchase properties, albeit at bargain prices. He said, too, that local property owners have finally come to terms with how far values have slipped, opening the door for more deals to take place. "The good thing is, everyone seems lo have one adapted to the m::irl.ctplace we're in," he said. "Last year, there was a lot of denial, which created a huge disparity between "hat the sellers were a~king and what the market was willing to bear." Another survey re-.pondcnt said he had seen a reduction in what he called "buyer lethargy" -an indccis1,cness among pro!.pective bu)cr~ ;and tcnJnts that slowed the pace of real estate transactions. . "\Ve\e !:>Cen nomm.1l 1mprovemen1," he !..lid. "If) a cauliou,, length) dec1-.ion-making procc~'>. Uut it ~ccms lil.c rhc people :.itring on the knee ;ire finally ~tarting to m:.ike dc1,;i-.ion-.. April indc\ ~core for commercial real c'tatc: 121. -llJ Tun)' CuY --- Appointment calendar ~.... - "'-• --· ...... 1 .. -~. Tuesday, June 2 Achieving goals -The Pro Acfr.e hecutivg' Problem Solvins forum will meet at 1 a.m. June 2 lo diSCU!.) ~'0..11 achieving at the M.irriott Suit~ in Newport Beach. r or information, call 644·S552. Thursday, June 24 High technology -KMPG Peat Marwic k will continue Its Spring High T Khnology Breoikf ast ~ries at t~ Center Club, 650 Town Center Qnve m Costa Mesa. Fee: S2S. for re:.ervations call 850-4411, ext. 623. NO ORE .. FLEAS ONE YEAR GUARANTEE OR YOUR MONEY BACKI • NO PESTICIDES OA POISONS USED IN YOUR HOME. • SAFE FOR ADULTS. CHtLOR&N. AND PETS. • YOU DO NOT HAY& m LEAVE rOtM HOME DURING THE APPLICATION. • ENVIAONM~M.LY SAFE • FLEA FREE CONOR10NI AND OIOOQAIZES YOUR CARPET. • LICENSED AND INSURED. •WRITTEN 12 MONTH GUARANTEE OR YOUR MONEY BACK. . -• THE ANAL SOLUTION POR A Fl.EA FREE HOME. FOR A FRIE ESTIMATE CALL NOW (714) 974-8850 FLEA FREE WE PUT AN END TO FLEASI • erson Well, okay. So yo u might be the three hundred and fo rty-eventh . Or even the eighteen thou and and ixth. But ju t to sh w that we're good sport5, we'll till offer any first ti me ub criber The Message Center free for ror in tance , you'll he able to acce. your me age from any touch-tone phone. Have time -and date -tamped me ages at your beck and call. You'll even have your phone answered while you're on it. a month . Now, chances are, yo u've heard about The Me ag Center. If o, chi i the perfect opportunity to give it a try. · fur those n t in the know: The Me age Center i · a crv .. ice th at actu ally replace your answering machine. There'· n box , n cord , no ha le . In fact , all you need i your regular touch -tone phone. But The Me age Centc r i more than a replacement. It' a vast improvement . "Pin Jtirir l'Rl 111-'"'•notdwll'. UO. Just call l-OQ .. 427 .. 7715 co gee tarted. We'll waive the $10.00 scare -up charge and the fir t $5.95 monthl y charge. No strings, or wire , attac hed . ~ give u a ring : before June 0th and gee your free n1 )nth. Because while .. thi offer ma not be one in a n1illion, yo u can rest a ured that The Me G The Message ssage -eri--m- Cenrer i . PACIFICil • G•den Club celebrates 18 years of fun M embcn or Spyglass Hill Garden Oub arc always on the go ... so much so that you wonder how they ever ge t together for a meeting. But they do. and they recently celebrated 16 ycan of meetings, 11111 - Society parties and camaraderie at the Balboa Bay Club. Cathy Sch roeder was installed as president for a second term and others taking office during a ceremony conducted by Mary Hodge we re Marcie Adler and Emy lane, who set up the club programs that involve a variety of topics, even gardening Others arc Marlene Frisbie, Caroline Bassett and Frayda Eilbert, secretaric ; Sheila Coulter, trC3surcr; Clai re Ward and Edna Cole, hospitality; Nancy Cleermans and Maxine Czisny, social chairpersons; Mary Layton, membership; and Lynn Nye, publicity. Pre ident Schroeder pre ented a check for $1,500 to Friends of the Library president El izabeth Stahr for th~ Newport Beach Library building fu nd. Recent doings of members include a trip to Puerto Rico-for Lynn and Bruce Nye; Mary and Jim Hodge's daughter, Kelly graduated from USC: Claire and Bill Ward recently returned from the Naval Academy in Annapolis where on Bill competed on the Corona del Mor high school team for the ailing championship. Also involved with travel plan were Sandy Fix, JUSt back from a cruise through the Panama Canal; Claire Schwann and hu'lband Charles, back fro m Munich, Germany. Oaire was honored a a speaker at the Univer<11ty of Maryland in Munich. She started the university .C2 yea~ ago. • • Mite /\l.lrt"'1:>J ly Poluc Abeve: Nancy Cleermans, left, Emy lane and Edna Cole were all part of the festivities when members of Spyglass Hill Garden Club recently celebrated 16 years of meetings, parties and camaraClerie. At left: Friends of the library presid ent Elizabeth Stahr, left, and club president Cathy Schroeder. We.have · designs on you ,• to ftll the d{'(Ofillivt• h.ird· .,...ire need'> & r~t.111on) of e-.. t'f)' c lrt>nt No m.iller wh.it ~!)-It' or time period the Job rt"<1u11f.'<> we h.illf' the II nest qwlit~ door t.ibinl't furniture .irth1tl't 1u1.1I & lu1h hardware & *"ture-. to offer And, you II bto ple.a'-«l 10 find th.it your fl('t'(f, .art' met COfrectly be- tJU\t' our aw~ selett1on 1<. bad.ed by l generatio~ of de<:· . ex.ill\!' h.irdwar<' expenence 2133 Laguna Canyon Roao t..aQ-una Beac CA 021151 l714) 40J-2264 To Our Many Friends and Cu~tomers: JC HUMPHRI ES JEWELERS htt.., he{onw the mo ... t tru..,ted lull ... t.'r\ 1c e Jt'" 'Ir\ ... tore Ill (o..,ttl \ lt"•tl I h,1\t.> ah,<1\"' gl\en tlw ht.• ... 1 ,,1lue ... and rw\ ,r intl.1ted pnu.•, to ottt.•r 1mpoi.. ... 1hle ,,l\ 111~' '\(l\\, tlllPr 40 \'E:'cH"i, I tllll rPtinng .rnd GOING OUT OF BU I ESS, dnd I mu..,t llqurdtlte 111\ tn\entol). 1 lhl\l' ,1 lwautiiul ... t.>lt.•c.t1on oi Fl E DIAMO OS, RUBIES, AND E\1ERALD ; FAMOUS BRA D WATCHES SUC H AS OMEGA A D BAUME MERCIER; GOLD JEWE LRY A 0 ESTATE JEWELRY, including man one-of-a--kind pieces. Thi.., ma~ntlllent tm )ntol). me lucltn~ nMn~ rtemi.. m'\l'r d1 ... pl,1~ed. will be 'old tlt p1 ice ... onh tl\cltlablt.> \\hen <l ... tort> O\\ner rct1r '"'· ( onw in tlnd "'('<' ow fi n<' lolltl( tt<>n 101 ,111 ltl"itt.."'i <ind budgt•h, knowing that our reput,ltion tor tnll'gftt) ... 1,1nch, lwhind \Our <'\ 'r purt h,1,e • ~··. ·!t~ .· '-~.~ .. . '~ • In Wednesday, May 27, 1992 AIJ I) Society Editor Vida DH n ... 6414 321 Schllmachers to be honored during upcoming event at Le Morldlen Floss and Ed Schu macher will be honored during a June 1 dinner at Le Mcridien. 1 he 6 p.m. event will conclude the Lockhart Sympo!>ium on mental illness re earch being held 11 :30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Nelson Auditorium, Irvine Hall, by the Brain Imaging Committee and UCI Department of P~ychintry and Human 1.kha\ ior. Sympo:.ium anJ dinner information i:. >J\ail:.iblc h) calling b56-4244. . • Member~ t>f CMmcn Chapter, Ornngc County Performing Arb Center, "111 lunth June 3 at l3ran<lon's Rc\lauram in the Dever!} I lcrito.tgc New officer) '' 111 be in!.talled. • Gayle Wilson will be guc t of honor June 3 "'hen Ne~port Harbor Republican Women celebrate the organ11auon':. 40th an1mcr:.al) A 9:30 to 11 a.m. coftce i:. planned at Big Can)On Countl) Cluh. -By \'Ida DcD11 ~from the DURHAM SUN DEVELOPER OF GAS SAVER AWARDED $22 ,000 BOSTON -With the oiJ glut worse than ever and OPEC rin11ng its hands, the Federal Couns have awardtd a ftt or S22. 747 to National Fuclsaver Corporation of Boston, developers of me Platinum Gas.aver. The Ga.saver, which takes only JO min- ut rs 10 insiall, rdeases microscopic quan. lit~ of plaunum into the air·fucl mixture entering the engine. Pla1inum has the unique ab1l11y of mallng unburn1 fuel bum. With plati· num in the name z.one. you increase the percentage or fuel burning in the engine from 68'.'t to 90~•. NonnaJly, th&t 22"• of the fuel v.ould only bum 1f it came in contact wtth the platinum coated surfaces or a catalYtic converter Unfonunatel), this comtttcr process t.akts pla t ou1s1dt of the mg1M, v.hcre 1he entt&) produced 1s lost. Wnh th<' Gasa,er dis~nstng plaunum into tht <.ombusuon chamben, 22r, more of each gallon bums ms1dt the engine so that 2~r, fev.cr gall1>n' arc requ1rC'd 11> dri\ e me same dt\lance The pro~s v.orl s on both leadtd and unleaded ga.\Olint. and meet\ mecm.1.s\1on standards of all sia1cs. In cone uding the go,emmeni's fi,t· year adrrurustrall'e procedure stud)mg the Gasa'<cr. 1he Federal Coun stated "National Fuelsa'<er Corp. and var1ou independent parucs ha\e used a vanet) or m(thodo!ogtts to test the value of Gasavcr Th~· 111dcpmdtn1 pani~ of1m FIGGE 't' make stron&er chum\ for the Ga.sa'cr tlwl does its de,elopn, Nauonal Fuel· $a\tr Corp" Thcgo,munmt had alread) oonfirmed 1111984 that tht Gasa\tt rlJstS the oct.anc of psohne, ehnunating the nttd for premium fuel Joel Robinson. the d~dopn-. com· mmtcd. ·v.e\e alread) sokiovcr 100,CXXl Ga.(,3\ m lrorucall~. v.e find more JXQPle bu) tht Gasa .. er for "'thud benefit of cleanmg out carbon to extend et\llnt bfe ~ than bu} 11 for ns fuel savings or ocune boosttng ." For fur .her 1nforma11on call 1-800-LESS·GAS (1-800-537·7427) or 50 -368-1815 (Paid Advertislnol ·For Father's Day ... 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As it did in its preliminary ap- proval two weeks ago, the council essentially approved the hospital expansion as proposed, adding only a few restrictions on building setbacks and heights that disap· pointed neighbors said weren't enough to prevent overdevelop- ment. the Santa Ana River or in other West Ne~port sites to make up for building over the marsh. The council upportcd this wetlands plan. The council approval also in- cluded the following conditions: • Buildings on the lower cam- pus, near the existing cancer cen- ter, can be built to three stories high as propo ed, but the height of the front of the buildings must be dropped three feel; • The critical-care surgery area can be expanded on the west side of the upper campus but mu t be at least 54 feet away from the nearest Villa Balbo:i condo- minium; noi)e and hazardous g~s on the property. The dissatisfied neighbor), how· ever, countered by hiring their own architect to draft an alterna- tive plan that would move 50 per- cent of the phinned lower-campus construction to the upper campus. Proponents contended this wou ld protect the wetlands and views from the blufftop bicycle path, prevent noise and traffic pol- lution along busy Coast Highway and save the hospital at least $6.5 million. But Hoag officials argued tha t this density-shift plan would cram too much onto the upper campus, causing construction and traffic problems that would add at least $55 million to costs, which would ultimately be passed on to pa- tients. Bill Jennings, one of the leading 50%0rF •10~ &.taf'SOO Rcv.$21.75 NOW$10.88 3M Box Sealing Tape 6Rdll NOW $5.81 Rubbermaid Cllairmat Gripper t.dt lap the naat • in pl.a 4S"XSJ" Jq.$45.00 NOW$27.00 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 TEL 642-4563 FAX (714) 722-2986 The master plan now needs the go-ahead from the state Coastal Commission, which is expected to review the plan in late summer at the earliest. • Hoag must set :isidc $250,000 k> build a sidewalk and landscape the highway right-of-way along Newport Boulevard. Any money left over will go toward extending a reclaimed water line from Hun- tington Beach to West Newport; proponents of the alternative plan, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ said Monday that he and fellow ~ Hoag officials spent three years on the expansion plans, which hos- pital executives and their many supporters insist arc necessary to handle the community's growing health care need~. Council members and Hoag of. ficials alike contend hospital plan- -ners made plenty of changes over the past three years in response to community concerns. Neighboring homeowners and environmentalists, however, fear the plans arc too grandiose and repeatedly asl..ed for lower build· ing heights and preservation of a three-acre wetlands area on the lower campus. Hoag plans to expand wetlands in Upper Newport Bay, around RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ..... ,.., .... C... lert! 1122 Ultlt llft~ ctSTA IUA-SU-1151 Dl9COY81" Your lMgest Door to Home Improvement '*""'°"""~ ·Q-"Y· ~ Seacoast GARAGE DOORS 642--3490 2•7619~~ •The master plan will be ce- mented in a 25-yenr development agreement between Ho:ig and the city. 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The tuxedo is still wom bythe guys today, except there may be more bow-tic coaon Ind prints to cboote from. It used to be that he would pick up his dlle in o.d's '68 Ford. but most &eenagers have broken that style md broke the bank for a limousine to be the transportllion for the evming. Thc 90's have allowed for a vsidy of C811, v1m, limos, or even buses. The tndition of exchmtging nowers still ranaim. Girts pref er a wrist C'Cl"U&C, thoult1, Ind they secommooly mlde oUourto six roses. In 1968, mom Ind dad's smpshots were the only pboCot for keepsake. 1990 bringsa phocolJ1IPher to the dance to tak.e picoan:s of the couples and iroups of friends. &changing walk:t siu pictures of couples was not part of prom beck then as it is now. Thc cost of prom tickets bas increased greMly from about $3.SO to SSO per couple I The ticket itself has even changed from a simple printed ticket to a memory card. The locaion of prom is diffen:ra in 11ty generation rqing from banquet ha1 Is and recrcat.ional rooms to hotel ball rooms, boau, and convention centers. One prom in 1968 was held in the banquet room al the bowling alley. At the dance they used to boogie to the tunes of a bm¥l while today teenagers dance to the tunes of a D.J. The traditional prom King and Queen are still crowned 11 thc dance md thefe is still a sheet cake to be eaten throughout thc nighL Prom is a major part of high school and has always been. The nigbl is planned far in adnnce and thc dales arc carefully chosen. It may change with the tunes but it will al wayncmain to be a special memory of 1n exciting evening. . ~ ......... ~---. .-rw._.~,_.,,- Jackit Campeau and MicaJ Cain. 1992 MONEY GUZZLER RESTAURANT REVIEW ByShallaCAmp 'oost SIOO.OO ~poblanwRhm.s~•;s By Karat Helmuth One does not need to cnvelf •to enjoy • inlirmle ICll.itla of the La Cave . Re~ loca•ed in Coll.I Meaa f~ nes1y 1birty yan. this surprisina dinefy is a p>d place IO try for 111y occasion-even prom. ·By iu plain 11reet tppearenee. nopumby l:IOQld even bcain to nape the oozy Ind~ almOtpbere in the c:dllr din.in& room below. In~ liab&. eotapa lit lido-by.Jidc in the close booths of La Cave. h ii nelued IOdtaJblivediilneren- •bor1111a"' ~ conve:rlation ii poajble Ind food deliablfUl. -'Jbe menu is 11i expaiaice in illelf. A "sh can menu, like the ones so poptbr in die 19SO' sand '60'a. dilplays the choices while a wU:ress mmes e8Ch dish. The only cnwblck to this otherwise inven- tive menu is tbll the ooustomcr must ask for .the prices if inleres1led. For thirty yean La Cave has oft'eredthe ume saeak Ind seafood dishes. La Cave's AeakJ include fik:t mi- snoa., New Y art llrip, and prime rib rqjn- ina in price from s 14 to $32. When asked about bis dimer, my daie, Don Rum.ion said, "l lhou&h& the food was vay &OCJd, J h8d the f alct mipon Ind it naa h.iJh on my li• of p>d Slab." ~. swordfish. halibut. nt a bi&hJy recoc11nended lobacr mike up La c.ve•s teafood enlrCCI. Prices for the leafood rqc between SIS Ind $32.9S. Dimers also inchade a dinner salad or IOUp aod dM>ic:e ol ~ bMed potaao, vqtl.lble. etc. La Cave's deaefU 1re qnple Ind arc not cmphuiud., but afta the dinner moll Will be to fuJI to Wint one. For the put thiny years, genera- tions of prom goers have cxpc:nenccd La Cave. Tom Moody, a history teacher al EstMcia High School said. .. 1 went to La Cave as part or my prom while going to Newport Harbof Hi&h School's prom in 1960. I remember feasting on fik:t mignon Ind those great stutred po&.llOCI. I liked the cozy .:ating amngcmcnL" Senior, Don R"1"'ion said. "'The atmosphere of the res- taurant was a plcasanl geaaway fTom the suaffy places tbal we could have aor.e to get compsable food." The restmrant 's hours -.e from t 1:30to2:30forlunch Monday-Friday and from S:30to 11:00 for dimer Monday.S.- urday. La Cave is toc:aacd on: 169S Irvine Ave. in Cosla Mesa and the telephone number is 646-7944. ReservlLions 1re rec- Spring has oomc .,d so has Prom. Along walh prom comes stress and debl. How is at that one evcrung can cost so much. And why arc people willing lO pay such high prices for jusi one night? Maybe at is because this night " supposed to be., u.nforgeaablc high school memory. Yet. once you think about it. the memories seem to die the morning after, when the nucs must be rctumcd and the dresses hung up forever. You wake up to find your pockets empty, and the makc~up and gllmOOr com- pletely gone. Maybe the cffOfl was worth it. and maybe it was noL Where docs all the money go, 1nyway? Ftrst of all , thefe 1n tJckeu to buy. At$40.00, they arc the least of your worries. For ttnJC hours of dancmg. they IS'C quite a bargain. But the tuxes cost the avenge of SS0.00. That is quite a bit of money to pay to look like a penguin. Then the females musi purchase dresses. 'These on average th.al they are all the same At every Sl.Ofe m every mall, they look the same, _.hcre\rer you gol Who wants to pay th.al much money to look like a clone. What IS even worse 11 that the styles have not cbm\gcd that much from last year "Then of course, there se corsages to buy. The poor auys must spend 11t avense of S 1 S-2S.OO, for a oonaae IM loots halfway~ while lhe grtscm set away wilh spendSta SS-10.00. Some cuts just have mate the conaaes lhem.selvcs wilb Oowen from &bar own Jlr'den. Why pl): SO much for Oowen that just die 1 Who knows! And pic:bUa? 1bote .-c about $40.00, and they rwdy come out the way you want them, not even ranot.cly decent! With suchstccp~foronenigl'i. J wonder why some people WOClld wmtl to go to such 1n expensive cvCQ.. lfyou set out tO havc a good time try not to dUnk about the costs. If you wmt to do things daply, try to borrow a dress, eat al McDonalds. and take Pol•· oids. Don 't get Cll'ried away. ESTANCIA'S 'ROMANCE AND WISHES' &uncia •s juniorclus paenled lbe maul lunior/Scnior Ptam awtier Ibis mocC OD Sllurday the aixteenlb from 9 P .M. to 12 Ji.M.11 the Anaheim Convm&ion Caler. This year's theme. ''Rommce Ind Wllhes'", p-oved to be qu.ite flllina for lbole who 1Dtoded. most of whom llfeed lhll prom WU boCb fun Ind mr:morable. CerWn special fe.llW"CI of d\is yar'1 prom made it empecially enjoyable and unique. The loc:alion wu v<*d on by the upper- clullncn. and the fmaJ decision WU made by the junior class, wbo pl..wd this special event. Hold.in& the dance at the Anaheim ConvaJliCm Q.nla proved to be daper for Blllncia pun pn. who paid onJy forty dolbn per coupk 11 c:ompll'ed to the sixty . doll• ner.,e ol tickets at most other high ' 1ehool1. The DJ. hired for the dlnce was ''Pro ~ons", who added tot.be excite-- mcm by playin& eYeryone's favonte IOll&S accoq>lllied by videos projected on Huge 1 S by IS foot screau. The high pc)inlof thc nighlcame when the DJ. calkd the members of this ye111' promc:ourttothestagemdlMOllnCled the 1992 Prom Kina Ind ().een. The win- ners, Sharla Clq> and Man KJWCbm. wa-e congrallllaled with checn and 1pplause by their classmlles U they took IO the dance noor. The rest of the court consisted of Princesses Shmnon Dume and veronica Oll'Cia, andPrft'a Nathlo H.qu ntJorge Rubio. Ma the dlnce. the fun cOl\Li). ued u promgoers did everihina from cruis- ing in their limos to J>lrtYinl 11 a nearby hotel. However, wbetherpostprommc:mc>- ~ incl\Mied oon-siop excitemenl wilh a aroupof friendl or )lsta qWCI rduina time wath a dlle. most savdenLs aarced thll this yes'sprom was truly aniaJll to101onbcr. How Would You Describe Your Hi h School Prom? ... {JllllO _ ... ..., • .., .. IOdlJ. 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""' Debra Allen, a relative newcomer to the law (MVen yea.rs) ~ho has strona GOP tics alon• the Oranse Coast (she's endorsed by nearly aJI the area's political heavyweights). The two other candidates arc: rums and in print -ju t like they were run- ning for Congress. The accusations include: • From Jacobs: l) Judge Anderson is an ex-public defender who "spent eight years defending robbers, mur· derers and rapists." Anderson's response: it's true. That was her job before winning election (against an incumbent) to the bench, where she claims to be the "h:irdcst working judge in Or· ange County." 2) Debra Allen has only 7 years of legal practice with "ONLY 2 civil trials." AJlen's re- sponse: False. She's tried many more than two civil cases. In fact, she i;ays she's had at lcnst 10 civil judgments as a lawyer, and tried dozens of civil cases and traffic cases as judge pro tern. 2) As for Allen's qualifications: "Jn about 10 years, Debra will have the experience to try for judge hip again. She needs more criminal expc· ricncc and a better undc~tanding of the court system." AJlcn's response: Her forte, civil liti- gation, is a vital component of the Harbor Coun. And her legal work, including her cur· rent position as judge pro tern, has given her an adequate criminal law background. •From Allen: "1 have more criminal expe· rience than my opponents have civil expe- rience." And both Allen and Jacobs have continually anacked Anderson for misleading voters into thinking she's the incumbent judge - a charge she continwilly denies. .. FRY From A1 Mtss Costa Mesa on the main stage at lions Park. Reigning Queen Jennifer Smith, who is als.o Miss Newport Beach, will pass on her crown. •Baby Contest (3:30 p.m. Sund:iy): A pre-registration for this beautiful baby contest deadline ends today at 4 p.m. Registration forms are available at Cal's Cameras, 1 770 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa . About SO positions are still available in the contest, which will also be held on the main stage. •Grand Prize Orawinf (8 p.m. Sunday): Closing out the ish Fry will be a drawing for a 1992 Ford Mustang LX, presented in cooperation with Theodore Robins ford at 2060 Harbor Blvd. Other prizes, including a $750 travel certificate, \\ill be gi..,en away at other times during the festi\lal. • Soccer Awards (3 p.m. Saturday): In a new twist, about 400 local )'Oung-sters will be invoh ed in a soccer awards ceremony. A student art and essay exh1b1tlon in honor of this year's theme, "Celebralion of Public Education" will al!>O be held. . "'* Vickie Hix. a 10-ycar Orange County sc- na~r 'uty district attorney who specializes in narcotlCS cases and is backed by local police chiefs and departments; and •From Anderson: 1) Jacobs' political ad -in which he levels harsh criticism against all four opponents - are a "desperate act of a desperate man. If he wants to win at any cost, then he's not a per- son who should be a judge. He doesn't have the temperament or character." Jacobs' ratio- nnlc for running the ads: "Certain facts we ren't being reported and needed to be clenred up." So how will voters sift through the sea of-----------..,..---------------------- -' Cameron Quinn, a sole practitioner in Newpon Beach and judge pro tern. Viewers of the traditionally sleepy judicial races have been jolted awake by the hard cam· paignina of the three favorites, who've traded charges back and forth -at candidates' fo- , TEACHERS From A1 muck and pick a new Hnrbor Court judge which, barring scnndal, amounts to a lifetime appointment? Candidate Jacobs thinks he has the answer: "When someone wants to be a judge. you should look at what they've done. What kind of experience do you want from your jucjge?" Decco and Fantasy S results were not available at presti111e. fied employees 20 percent of this school year's salary if they retire early. A teacher earning $45,000 a year, for example, wou ld receive a $9,000 bonus payment in January 1993. After recently authorizins $2. 7 million in budget cuts, distract of· ficials learned that they needed to cut an additional Sl.3 million due to a further reduction in expected income. The district is now looking ,-------------------------~ "Th:it way, they don't get nailed on their income tax,'' said school board President Forrest Werner. But the deal wall be called off if the district cannot attract enou~h teachers to make it pay. Distract budget planners figure wi1h at least 20 teachers participating in the plan, they can come close to closing a budget gap caused by lower-than-expected property tax and lottery revenues. BANKRUPTCY From A1 calling, a woman at what Lovera gave last week as his home tele- phone number said neither Alex nor Joann Lovera lived at the resi- dence. ln a conversation last week, at about $4 million in budget cuts for the next school year, leaving a budget of approximately SSI mil- lion. About 16 employees with teach- ing certificates and 12 classified employees (whose jobs range from secretnrial to maintenance work) have expressed .interest in the early retirement plan. according to school district officials. Employees have until noon, June 12, to de- liver letter) of retirement to the school district to qualify for the offer. Alex Lo\era act..no"ledged that his compnny had been hurt by the rc- cc:.sion. He said lhen that he wanted a chance to discu s lhc positive things he had done since being re- lca .. cd from prison, but that inter- view has been delayed until the Venezuela native returns from a trip to his home country. Senior citizen televison show needs vol111teers COSTA MESA -Volunteers can learn the basics of video and television production by volunteering to help produce the "The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Show." The cable program is looking for six to eight volunteers for an eight-week training course on the technical aspects on lighting, ~und, editing and operating video equipment. For more information about the course call 645-2356. -By th~ Dail)' Pilot ---------.. I Broiled Swordfish $14.95 +cax Smwf '4Uh Imm & ~ (Rq. $21.95) . 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May 27, 1992 Honors/83 The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Sport Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387 Sports on TV-radio/83 Classified/BS Harbor's Gan era winds up this week ~The core of Sailors' game , whatever success they have, revolves around th is 'setter. T his week marks the / end of an era for Newport Harbor High School and the Gan family. Newport tfarbor's Sailors play Santa Barbara tonight at Corona dcl Mar, starting at 7:30. If they pull it off, their high school season will end on Saturday at Cerritos College in the CIF 4-A finals. When Russ Gan sets for the Sailors tonight (and hopefully Saturday), he will finish an era in Orange County volleyball that has spanned eight years. Russell Can guides Newport Harbor into tonight's CIF 4-A semifinals against Santa Barbara. It starts at 7:30 at Corona del Mar High School. four Gan family members, at least three CIF championship game • and most importantly. a relationship with a family that epitomizes what · a "team" is all about. Dr. Gan is always there to help wherever he can. His sense of humor is a trademark that is per- petuated throughout his children. He attend all the games, but usually becomes very nervous and has 10 leave. He is a friend to us all. Dons enter looking for some revenge against top-seeded Tars in semifinals Anna Gan is a very special woman. She keeps it all in the right pe~pective and understands how compclitivc the family and the sport is. "Chana" is the Hawaiian word for family and a key to the Gan cha· rismo. Darryl was 1he first Gan to play at Newport. He was pan or lhe 1986 CIF team and continued playing on the club team while at USC. Darryl, while working on hi real estate license, aJways finds the time to coach ony youth volleyball team po sible. The Gan charisma is known 10 mnny of our "future stars" through their interactions with Darryl in clinics, junior high team , or while competing for either the Ornnge County Vol- leyball Club or the Balboa Bay Volleyball Oub. J;ison Gan was a jump-serving, backrow pe- c1alist on Newport's 1987 boys Clf champion- ship team. He conlinued to play with his broth- See BRANOEJa ~ Santa Barbara, Newport Harbor collide with CIF 4-A finals berth at stake. By Richard OUM ~\\'nlef B ob Moore, Santa Barbara High boys volle)ball coach, \\OUld m..e tO see some justifica tion in the se mifi-• nals of the Southern Section 4- A pla)ofr:. against top-seeded Newport I !arbor. The Dons~ ( 17-2), chnmpiom of the Channel League and ~inners of 13 straight. lost to the Sailors 10 fo ur games last year in the semifinal!>. "And \\C felt very '>lrongly that we should no t ha'+'e lo t," Moore ard. "\Ve have a lot of kids back and ''e'd IO\C to get them bnck. "We \\ere fo,ored las t year 10 win and they're fa,ored to '"in this )Car, so why shouldn't they let us have a 'hot at it. I th inlo.. it 's only fa ir." Moore, tongue in chee~ on Tuesday. ~no"' it'll be no la ughing matter tonight (7:30) where the Sailors (17-1) await at Corona dcl Mor High Ne\\pl.lrt Harbor. 4-A fin ah.,h a )Car ago, squeaked b) Capistrano Valley in foe games on Frida) after S\\eeping El Toro 1n three. "We 're no t pla) ing very well right now," said I I arbor Coach Dan Glenn, '' ho!ic !>quad received big matches rrom Justin ~tc l ntee (33 lo..tlh, sh bloclo..s} and Franlo.. Gnffo (25 lo..ilb, f1,e blocks} in the quarterfinals against Capo Valh:). ..We're ju'>t not passing the ball that ''ell and '' e 're no t play ing that goo<l de- fcns1,cly fo r this lime in the !>CJ· son, so I'm not happy about that. We've de .. eloped a ba<.I habit in that \\e don't pl.1y \\ell unttl \\C ge t behind. It would he nice to start off with a lead." The S:11lors1 ranl..ed No. l in the presca on 4-A poll, ha'c been atop the division ranking-. for most of the sca,on. In the "'eeks the) \\Cren't. Santa D.u bara \\JS No. I. The Dons. "ho return starters Matt Renshaw (seller). Ste'e CoU\ ill ion {oppo~ite} ~ind Nate Kernell (nlllJdlc) from last )Car, s"ept third- eeded Peninsul.1 in the qu.1r1crlinals after de- feating Fountai n Valley Jnd Leuzinger in the first l\\O round' Ne,,pon·.., onl) 'etball.. th1\ 'ea,on \\JS aga1n't Corona dcl Mar on Apnl 24 in the CdM g)ffi. "Nc,,port Harbor had fou r -.tartcri. out of the lineup becau'c of c.Ji..,ciphnal) reasons, so that one lo s to Corona del Mar doesn't count 1n our minds." Moore !>Jid. "To us. they're 18-0. We re- altzc the circumstances.·· The Sailors, \\ho ''on their second coin to~s on Satutday in as many tne., during the pla)off • arc gunning for their third Southern Section t11le. T hey \\On 4-A champ1onl>h1p\ in 19 0 and again in 19 7. With Mcintee. Gnllu. ~1Jrk McAnhs and setter Ru .. .,c11 Gan baclo.. from la-;1 )Car· 4-A t1tle- game untt. most under,t.rnd thi., to be 1,1rt ual1) the same ~e\'p~nt team, but according tu Glenn. 1t' not. "faef)One sa)S that. but it's not, really," Glenn said. 'There arc four gu) bad. but \\e're mis!>tng a IOI of SU)S {tncludtng senior Beau Sheward. :in all- s~ion pla)er last )ear -\\ho \\JS suspended 10· definitely on April 27). "We're a lutle different 1h.:10 last )ear The older l..id., arc tic11cr and the )ounger one-. are doing a good Job "l fhc team) ts i.111111ar, but last )Car there \\J!> no prc.,.,ure. b Cf) bo<l) ·s fired up to pla) ult " San Clemente shacks Corona de/ Mar in CIF tennis quarterfinals, 10-B By Richard OuM SporlJ ~ CORONA DEL MAR -Wi1h a revamped line~p and a revived a1- 1i1ude, Snn Oemente High won its cal and mouse game agoinsl host Co- ro na del Mar on Tuesday in the quar-e!P.f~!ll terfinals or the C IF Southern Sec1ion 4-A boys team 1ennis pla)offs. U ing their Nos. 2 and 3 singles plnycrs in dou· blcs, the South Coas1 League champion Trilons (19- 4) ~on seven of nine in doubles while D:wid Roditi :wept in No. 1 !lingles, lifling S:in Clemente to 1 10· 8 victory. San Clemen1c. which earned a se mifinal date with top-seeded Santa B:irbara on Thursdny, , 1 ~ Maler Det .... up El Dorado showdown In CIF quart8rl Rldly. avenged a 14-4 llhs to the Sea Kings in a non· league match e;irher th1 spring. • Corona del Mar ( 17-5). fin ished fo r the e•1son a'> a team, sull has senior D.1, 1d D<un playing single and juniori. Trenton Rhodes and Brian Walden pln)ing double together in the CIF 4-A tndi1,1dual champion\htpi. thl' Frida) at Scacltff Tennis Club. Round or 16 :iction fo r the trio be~in at 12:45 p.m. In 1his one, the Sea King'> couldn't handle Rodiu. wh o nipped Bnin, 7-5, 10 No. I single nfter break- ing Bain in the l:?th game. Rodi11. who ha) lo t onl} 1wo sets nil )Ca r. also dcfe:ucd Rhodes (6-1) and Walden (6-4), pla}·ing No!.. 2 and 3 single for the Sea King , respccti1rely. Doniel Roditi. wh o played No. 2 doubles with Jnson Me)·cr for San Clemente, and Jeff Ma~den, \\hO pla}ed No. J double \\1th John Do"ncr for the Trnon,, u .. uall) pl.1) )tnglc,. "I had to malo..c the 'hift," San Clemente Coach Rob Hogrefe 'aid "~Cc.JM) ha' three qualtt} "nglc pla)C~. It\ not that ''e don't. either. but our sec· ond and third inglcs pla}cr .. .ire a 'tcp below their . ccond and thar<l. So I figure<l one of our double!. team!> \\.Ould S\1rcep and "c'd get t\\O "'" from the others. Then Da,id (Rll\hti) needed to \\In all three and he did. ')\Ve were counting on them being O\Crl'Onltdent from whnt happened h1'1 time .ind 1 thtnlo.. they , .. ere a little btt. faerybod) on our team lo..ncw \\C could do it. We :ictually thousht v.c'd be.it them when \\C' came in." Bain. the Sea Vtc:'" League md1\l<lual sm~les champion \\ho'-. hcaJc<l for l'CLA. and Da .. id Rod111 pu t on a !ihO\\ Ill the b1~l!cst !>111£.lc!> ct of the match RoJ111. hca<leJ for TCU on an academic -.chola~htp. has nc,er lo t to Bain in four matlhes, '"hich Includes Junior N;:ition;il compe111ion. "(R9dit1) hits uch entertaintng shots. }OU lo.ind of "ant 10 JU't "at ch 11 and not play:· Batn aid . "There \\J JUst a couple of poinb difference in the '" hok march. l thought I had a few opportun111e , but he played 'marter. He came out "ith more !Mate~ and I JUl>t came out to bang ball\.·· CdM led 1n ~ame . 49-~7. after 1wo rounds. The match ended "1th both team:. "inning "8 g;:imc , an ind11:a t1on of hov. clo e 11 wa'> "Really. that la\t round of double wa the ~ey to It all," CdM Coach Gan SalaLar s:i1d Generally, )OU \\tn 3\ n te;:im, so today we lo t as a tc.im." U WednMday. May 27. 1992 Shocker at UCI: Baseball dropped ~Track and field, cross country also axed by Anteaters. By Tony Altobenl S~ IO b Ody Ptot IR VINE -Baseball, men's track and field and men's cross country have been dropped from the athletic programs at UC Irvine due to the budget crisis in the state and in the UC system. At a press conference held at UCl's Brent Events Center of Tuesday, Athletic Director Tom Ford said he was disappointed wi th the fina l decision to cut the three ports from the program. "Duke to the magnitude of the financial crisis with the state bud· get. the University system budget and the economy in general, we regrettably had to drop these ·three men's sports and make fur- ther significa nt cu ts in adminstra- tive expenses in operating costs," Ford 'tated. A projected $319,000 deficit in this )Car's athletics budget and an anticipated minimum 10 percent reduction for all non-degree grant· ang programs are the pri mary rea- .,ons for the cuts. "The maJor factors in our dcci- ~•on \\Crc the Um\C rsity mandate 10 halance the budget and the fact that we do not have adequate re- '>uurcc.:s to fund the current lc\cl of spomorcd events," Ford stud. \Vhc.:n a'kcd about the possibil- ll) of moving UCI a1hle11cs in to DI\ 1s1on 11 level. Ford stated, "We decided agaamt going down to Di- " 1s1on II or Il l because of the trc- mcndou., grtl\\th potential in the D1\i\1on I lc\cl. We feel that UCI h a Divi.,ion I university and 'hould remain that \\ay. According to Ford. the po!>!.1b1J- 11y of the three dropped sports being rein lated in the near fu ture \\Ill not hl..el)' happen "If a sport '' tc.:rmanJtcd completcl). the MU· dent h.1s thc opportunity to Iran!>· fer tu another college withou t los- ing J year of eligibility."' Ford said. "Uut, af a \JX)rl 1s onl~ ,u,pended. 1hc '-IUdent mu't sat out a year 1f he: or ,fle "1\hc.:\ to transfer :. I urd abo .1nnounced thJt UCI \\Ill .1Jd \\111ncn's cre\\, at a nct (!hi of s~.ooo. to the athlc.:tic'I hut.lget. a' .1 nun-NCAA 'port L'CI n.i...t.b;1ll hJ'i hcc.:n an e\l'>I· t.nlc fo r 2• ~cars. compahng an ll\ er .111 rewrt.l of 6-B-565. a 53:! \A.10n1ng peH.cntage. The Anteater\ \\on NCAA D" 1s1on 11 bai.eball 11- tlc' an 1973 and 197.t before the u nl\ c r'>il\ ht.came Division I on Jul~ I, j977 l Cl\ tnp Bag Wc,t Conference fin"h \A, J'> \econd an 19:-17 Men 's cro" country begJn in the fall of 1471 and 1r.1ck and field in the i.prang of 1972. UCI won NCAA DM\lon 11 cross countf) team 111lcs an 1975 and 1976. Sance Joining the Big West Conference, the Anteater' have captured the league ch.1mp1onsh1p nine time and finished runner-up five tames Eagles capture 7-1 CIF victory NORT H HOLLYWOOD Calvary Chapel's Eagles ( 13-7) moved into the CIF small schools baseball quarterfinals with a 7-1 victory over Oakwood Tuesday af- ternoon. paced by Ryan Elliott's 3 for 5 effort with 2 RBI. Calvary Chapel's J l-h1t attack included doubles by Chance King and Sabe Younger. C•lv•tr Chepel 1, O•kwood t C.wy Ollotl 024 010 0-7 11 0 Olllwood 100 000 0-1 5 3 ~ Sctny Ill 01a1 m .,. IClfl9 MltP' .,. r.. 111111 W-SC:lwf l-~ 21-IOfte ICC) 'f--ICC) Tenrus summaries Deep sea Sh.o"""~Nul In. one of the more unique plays o( the 1992 prep baseball season, Mater Dei's Billy Blanton (left) slides back to second safely, and Monarchs' Don Matthewson (35) is out as he slides in as Riverside Poly second baseman Matt Hooks takes the throw on a tJelder's choice. Below Mike McDonald is on his w~y to four-hit shutout in six innings of ~ork, raising his record to 8-0; Ma'tthewson (inset) enjoys the winner's trot toward home plate after unloading two-run homer in the first inning Tuesday. 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But with dan- gerous River· side Poly the foe, a four-run lead wasn't re· ally a clincher -so the Mon- archs posted six more in the sec- ond, taking a 10-0 lead after two innings en _______ ._.. route to a 14·0 Knu rout of the Citrus Belt League champions, who entered with a flossy 20-6 record. Bobby Ickes' Monarc hs piled up six more base hjts in the second inning to en route to the huge lead, sending waves of an El Do- rado showdown throughout the Mater Dei dugout. El Dorado, the Empire League kingpin and a 6-4 winner on Tues- day, cooperated to set up the dream match. "They're better than th:11," wns lckci' initial comment on Tues· day's rout. The. veteran Mater Dei coach was surprised the Bears dii.1 come with left-hander Andy Mill- er, assuming it must have been the Monarch's right-hand pov.e r which put the Poly staff in another mode. "We hit the ball pre tty well early," said Ickes. "David Knuff got us going (with the first two-run shot). That was a good curve the ball the kid threw and he hit it out of the park. Our offense is real contagious." Mike McDonald went six shut- out innings to get the victory, his eighth without defeat. He struck out •ix. walked t-wo and allowed low billo inch&diaa a . pair of dou· blea by Riverside Poly catchct Howard Newman. Wieldina heavy bats for Mater: Dci on Tuesday were Caner (3 for 3 with 4 runs scored), Blanton (l for 3 with 3 runs scpred), Mut· theWM>n (3 for 3 with 2 runs and 2 RBI) and Knuff (2 for 3 with 2 runs, 3 RDJ). So the Monarchs (23-4) have ripped two orponents by a com- bined score o 24·0 in the playoffs (Marina fell Inst week, 10-), but lcke said complacency wiJI not be a pitfall on Friday. "We've won six or seven close games in the last or next to last at- bat," said Ickes'. "That won't be a problem. And, not with El Do- rado. It won't take anything to get up for them. Knowing how good they arc and about their program keeps our kids focused." Rich Silva, a right-hander with a 9-1 record, wi~I get the nod on Fri- day. CIP W PLAYO'l'S Mater Del 14. Riven._. PelV 0 POLY lllATP Dll eb rhltl elt r hltl 2 0 0 0 Caiw, d 4 4 3 0 3000 Gomez.pl! 1010 3000 ltkritl3b 3000 2 0 1 0 McDonatd, pll 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 KM!, 21> 3 2 2 3 2000 Oroese,2b 2000 O 0 0 O Troilo, c 3 O 1 2 2 0 0 0 WOOlt-/. pll 1 0 0 1 1000 Blnon.clll 3330 2 020 Moofe.pll 0000 1000 ~son.1>3232 1 0 0 0 Gebef, lb 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 AoQustus.lf 3000 20 1 0 SWhc?.lf 0 000 o o o o BJrai&s, If 2 tt 2 PnelO,. 1 0 0 0 J frl/IMI, u 3 1 0 0 l OCllnCO, SS 0 1 1l Q Total• 23 O 4 O Total• 34 14 15 1 1 Score by Inning• Rtveralcl• Poly 000 000 0-0 Mater Def MO 112 •-14 E-Rl•el'SIClt Poly 3 l08-R1>'Ct'Slde POiy 5, t.411tf Del 8 OP-.A"terSlde POiy 1, Miler Oii 1 29-Newm.i 2. ~ 1 HR-Ktaiff. t.•al!IWSOn. 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The Dallv Piiot, and Wlleon Honors High achool ba••b•ll ALL·SU VIEW Ll!AGUE (cOHhe8' Mlectlona) Moat V•lu•bl• Pl•v•r Tom Cerasuolo, Tustin p, 0.90/6-1, Sr. Flrat Te•m Brian Rogers, Newport Harbor Steve Hagins, University Phil Cutti, Tustin c, .289, Sr. c, .455, Jr. p4-1/1.08, Sr. Tony Zuniga, SaddJeback Nick Cantu, Tustin Mike Susson, Corona del Mar Derek Baker, Tustin Zach Elliott, Tustin Brett Hardy, Tustin James Garcia, Saddleback Todd Kehrli, Corona del Mar Luis Estrella, Saddleback I p, 5-1/0.68, So. 1 B, .450, Sr. 2b, .347, Sr. 3b, .425, So. ss, .404, Sr. of, .333, Sr. of, .459, Jr. of, .365, Sr. util, .302, Sr. Second Team Tim Curren, Woodbridge Tim DeCinces, Corona del Mar Scott McDermott, University C.W. Ramsay, Corona del Mar Chris Carden, Newport Harbor Jimmy Fernandez, Saddleback Kiki Blanchet, Saddleback Russ Sunderman, Woodbridge Jason Young, University c, .440, Sr. c, .300, Sr. p, 3-3, 2.30, Jr. p, 3-3, 2.54, Sr. Geoff McManus, Tustin Jerry Apana, University Hector Blanchet, Saddleback BRANDE: From 81 er, Darryl, while at USC where he recently graduated. He is the organizer of the highly succe~ful "Gan Clan" team in the Balboa Bay Club summer leagues. Anjanette followed J.J. to the CIF championship as a sophomore back row specialist on the Newport girls' 1987 Clf champions. She now attends the University oC. Pacific and, according to the rumors, knows everybody in Stockton. As with nll of the Gans, "sis" makes best friends everywhere she goes. Russ is the last of the great Today's TV-ratio TELEVISION Tennis 6 a..m. -French Open, ESPN aa .. ball 11:10 a..m.-Glants·Cubs. WGN 5·30 p.m.-ESPN. 7:30 p.m.-Red Sox-Angels. SC. Pro •••k•tb,1111 6 p.m. -Cm·Butls, Ch 4. Surfing 7 p.m.-from Hawaii. PT. Beach Voll•Vb•ll · 8 p.m. -from Fort Worth. PT 9 30 p.m. -From Las Vegas, ESPN. Hora• Racing 8;30 p.m. -Hottyp~ Ch. 56 12:30 a.m. -Holtypartt, PT. Rugby 10:30 p.m. -New Zealand-Europe. PT. Auto Racing 12:30 Lm.-IMSA GP, ESPN RADIO ••••b•ll 1 p.m.-Plrates·SD. l<FMB (760). 5:30 p.m. -LA·Cards. KABG (790). lb, .413, Sr. 28, .4-17, Sr. 38, .390, Sr. ss •. 338, Sr. SS, .315, Sr. of, .318, Sr. of, .300, Sr. of, .385, Sr. tradition. He b a tremendou'I seuer with unbelievably sort and accurate hands. He i a \\inne r :J!> C\adenced by USVl3A Junior Olympic Championships (19 and 1990) as we II as Moi,t Valuable Player laurels at both, as \\Cll a~ last year's Cl F finab.. In my years, I've seen all of tllc great local high chool seuc~ from Kari Ru!>h and Tom Bunnell to Lnra Asper IQ Sienna Cu rci .ind Ty Price. Rul>s Gan takes tlm cla"'I of ettcrs to a ne\\ le\ cl. His Ouadity and ball control brings gasp of amazement from crowds every time he plays. 1 fi nd my elr staring .and I've coached Russ since the fifth grade (He has attended very clinic that I ha\ c ·~-=--- .,,,,..IN~O. Plul Newport Harbor High volleyball coach Danny Glenn and his No. 1 wc<tpon, scttcs Russell Gan, have Santa Barbara to deal with tonight in CIF 4-A semifin als at Coroan del M<tr, the !.fepping stone to Saturday's championship finals at Cerritos Concgc again~t tonight's Mara Costa-Huntington Beach \vinncr. ~l\Cn Ill tll\1'l' ~Cur\), /\\ Nc"ron I f;arhor wkc' the lloor tonai:ht tu b.111lc S.1nt.1 ll.1rbara. ~111cnd.111\.1:. 'huuld he mand,11111' fur am bud~ that lmc:. to w!lt(h :1 great 1;l.1)C.r. A' al\\,l)S, Ru'' m.1kc.., pl.1)' th.11 ~cl'm 1mpo,,ihk .ind "all ma ke the pl.iycr' that 'ur11,u1HI him \Cl') \UCCei,,ful. .\sk .in' ·01 thi' h:nmmatc' unJ the far't pcr,lln th.it the\ t.1lk about 1~ Ru~~i:11 .md hi' i,ctt1ng. R us' h ., m.1m ch\'ICc' for "" colle~c ~.iru:r I ll 1, beml! hc.1\lh recru'11cJ h' L ">C l uni! Uc.1ch • S tate. P.1c1l1c anJ 11.1\\~tii. \\'hcrc,cr he Jccidc' tu go. he \\ill he J CfO\\J f~l\(lflte for 11., uncann) -.e111ng ahiht). hut .1hu tor hi'> G.111 ch.iri~ma. 0 T he 15th annuJI Orange County All-St.tr G 1mc I> l rid.I\, June 5. at Golden \Vc,t College. rhc ga rb' !!.11nc 11, ,It 6 unJ the bO)l> pla> nt ., 30. Rid, Juhn~on of ~kClellan Sport:. ~tanagemcnt h • .., org.HuLcJ .111 C\lf,l\,1ganLa to match Oil) ;.ilbtar game Cnla ke other .111·\t;ir game' \\here uniform' niu~t be pa.,.,ct.1 dll\\ll to the nc\I )e.lr, thb g.1mc \\Ill ha\ c uni fur m' prO\ 1Jed b) ~1Jcuut . M O\\lllll), R..:J S.inJ and Straight Do"n fur ead1 pl:t}er. Clwrlir lJrondt• '.) 1 olle) b:ill column uppcan in the Dail,1 l'ilot "' ery \\educ dn,t. TQDAY Volleybell H19 Sttool bots -Clf 4·A SemLNlls S.-0 Baltl3'1 \S ~.ev.wi H.llW ~ Coron1 oel Mar. 7 30 Pm THURSDAY Bedmlnton Hio;':l scflOOI -E) :"Cll al CF 4·A fll'Ws 11 C1-:>ress Co: eot 3 p,., FRIDAY BeHbell HiQll st'lOOI -C•F S A QLa1ert N s at Cal SU.le Ful:c"on P.IJ'~r C \'S E Oora::o " 30 • pm Tennis • · H.gh schOOI bo)s -C.f lnC w1C.ial Round ol 16 at Se3C " Tellll'S C ub Hur•ino!on Beach. 1 pm Track and field tt;i;'l sc!lOOI beys a d II'") -Clf SO\iNrn Settl()ll ~.~1~1ers ~.•ttt di Cerntos Co eQI! (discus al 5 30 tirst field 11 6 30 l11st run t>ent at 7) SATURDAY Tenni s Hig'I sc.he..r boys -C'f I ier.!dtW sem:.tll s alld I na•s at StaC 'I Terns C'ub Hun:J1191on Bexh 10 am Volleyball Haon school bwJ') -C1f 4 ·A f'll\ills at Cerr.•os COl~e 7 30 pm 1992 Callfoml• Cup 1 Alcntm1 O.Clt C~ SS'tC. \1 S OOllllS 2 Good 111USion. Ed McOo"d. KHYC \7, 3 E~ High school baaeball ALL·PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (coaches' selection•) Co-Most Valuable Player• Brett Nista. Laguna Hills Carey Smith, Trabuco Hills First Team Jason Pierson, Laguna Hills Victor Ramirez. Estancia Andy Kerr, Trabuco Hills Max Borella. Laguna Beach T.J. Alvarez, Trabuco Hills Kyle Wilson, Estancia Tom Reimers, Century Mike Meyer. Costa Mesa Matt Stilson, Laguna Hills · Nate Haeger, Estancia Mike Messinger, Laguna Hills Dave Cosgrove. Laguna Hills Luis Vasquez. Costa Mesa Trigg Garner, Laguna Beach Mike Smith, Estancia Ron Davito, Laguna Aills Second Team John Swanson, Laguna H1lls- George Barragan, Century Ian McDonald, Laguna Beach Jesse Luevano, Trabuco Hills Steve King. Estancia Brad Cervantes, Trabuco Hills Tom Ravensburg, Laguna Beach Jaime Miller, Laguna Hills Chad Weaver, Estancia Chris Chamberlain, Century Tom Fill, Trabuco Hills Jeft Pickens. Costa Mesa Jason Tino. Trabuco Hills p,1 .01/6-1 p, 2.aon-0 inf, .411 .' inf. 444 inf, .295 inf • .404 c. 422 p, 1 93/5-4 p, 2 82, 4-5 of, .420 of, .376 of, .353 if, .380 if •. 345 of, .349 if •. 391 util •. 289 dh, .395 c, .348 if, .325 if •. 321 if, .351 if, .311 if, .314 p, 2.33/3·3 p, 2.73/5-2 of •. 324 of •. 250 of, .250 dh, .390 ulll .. 262 Honorable Mention Matt Harber (Costa Mesa). ·Jeff N ebhng (Costa Mesa). Ted Cortes (Century). Nici< Garcia (Century) Jason Abraham (Laguna Beach). Fred Pa1anto (Estancia). Jason Richardson (Estancia), A.J Cleveland (Tra- buco Hills). Dario Salz (Trabuco H llsl. Jeremy G lien (Laguna Hills). Ryan Kosc1uk (Laguna H lls) · .. · .. . We'll save y , While you~ur papers and deliver th i:e away W~en you j.:~ You H irs that easy1 ... ave a great tzi ' .p. ... 7.30 p.m. -Bosox·Cal., l<MPC (710). When thard·base coaches talk 1n their steep. Btx ~ eve. 20 s 4 MJ-.enc Lts Croucl\ save. 22. s BIDndc. Ptlff TOii lllYC. 2S. 6. tAi-rl~. Jvn Ryley, SCYC. 2S 75. 7 Chrval. Hal Wlfd, CYC. 27. I ~ ~ Fa."'lly ~liYC. 30. 9 ClltcUI\ Olt( Pemng'-M'OouQ e.tr, l.IYC. 45 SHAPE-UP NEWPORT A Full Service Health Club 631-3623 Coupon 0 Any 15 poc Limit 2 oo Off Any dozen pack ltmit 2 e Offer eJCpires 6.3·.92 with coupon on1y Most mo)or c.red1t cords accepted I set Men's and Women's • 3 woods • 8 irons • Ping styte··golf Mg • Top-in putter • Knit head covers --l I ! I • l I Hours: Mon·Sat 1 0 -7 & Sun 10-6 (71 ) 5 • 827 2701 Harbor Blvd. at Harbor & Adams Mid to Aibemons in the Mesa Verde Center Com Mesa -Since • 986 • .._,,rt •111NOD• ..... Dllr P w 110T1C11 ~llOTICll I ,..IOftCll ~.,_ wm w••-.._ _.. Nobot0ttau111N1u1cw I.MO HlMIUICM DI:· ~w WICIOTICI .... a.... -. aa ........ ._. .... ., .. ..,, ...._ ...._ ,. •• ..,,.. ,...llTICI l0NUIOJ!t113H.U~1' Ill N'lullw rtCOI ICNID, AS M•IMD l"f M!\'m.17)UllU.1111 a• ~rrt .. MM I 1N111pierc1ro _,._. ............... ._.._.. -.. ... ... vn..:llMF C1111S11•1 IMl lfo tt· M lflWll COllNWtf. 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OHO Mooi.OEO s.\OOflOUAROW ....... ... .... u-,, ao. ~ June .... dtldl di.-on • Uft Of............... -·--· •• tneo lttAT THI UNOP YOUR PAOfllRTY, IT MAY • CMC COITER 40t-4t1 JANUMY I , 1916 Al MTRU· OTHlll MF M8 GIST, ...... t -r 1 ' .... or .-or'll MM. 1 br Mid Deed of TNll. .-UIS .. AtMll!I ~ WIU. llU.. P SOLO AT A PUILIC SAU:. CHAPtiMH AVENUE Pl.ACElt-MINT NO l&-005730 Of Of• T.l .•.f·JICZ llM 1 .. '°i:.:I 1t 1 I. 1911 dtldl ._,, ._ 1 ..... or ......... lhweoft .. pro-Te II...._• 11:1.-... .,.._ MHT..1. Ttie flf VOU N[(O "" EXPlMATION T~ CA at f)Ullic IUCllOn lo flt flCIAl RECOf'OS PMClL • YOU ARE .. OlfMllT '°" -... wwi1• "'7 • cncMar9. COi ......... IOHAl. '"°"unv IE gfllJi~o~:sr~~.~ :0:1:.-o1'°'.:"~p~· l:=~AS,.3i~~.,'k~ 0("11~~~~:.T~tls~TI ft WWI...... PUIUCIOTICI = ::! :::.: :, :::...1n.-:v nc:<:; :! =-=~~:'I ~rou'8w:oLf>HO T SHOULO CONTACT A l.AWYER. money or"' Uni .. d Siatet) fOll'fli ... MTICL.U H ANO VII AKE ACTI<* TO PAOTI .. ..... ..... •• .., LOAll .. ..... ...... .. vtriet and loM twme ol IN OM °' TNll. -.. ., -.. "' ... OWIN iONH: DAVI NobofTMtM .. U.Un41t f101'1t, •ttt 11111 lnWetl, c:O,,. Of THAT CERTAIN RUTATID OUR PflOPERTY, fl MAY TMOllA8 ... LSY OT'MmRMP eaeoclaelon, aavtnga •• ntlfNIN feet. charpt of: ~.o'H ~I beef\ 'AIR; MN4&AHNA AU: MA °'" otTruat wytd '° Wtd now Mid by II un-O(Ct.ARATIOlll Of COVENANTS SOLO AT A PUIUC SAU Yell .... ao CALD-T. NO. •t•'ao IOdlllon °' ...... •nd Hpen111 of I"• ~ KNITIH l l<ITI'I AIANNA AU; TO, HA lfOllCI II Wally gMn -Ml4 °'" ol TMI ill Bit CONOITK*S N40 Mtnuc: YOU NHO N4 EXPl..AHAT ..... DAYI .... ..... YOO.ARI IN DefAULT ~ In s.c1lon 1102 nvatM and or IN trultl"' .: ~ Co&lft °' TINOINO:. AAYMOH Gs L FINANCIAL •• CMlorllle prOl>lnY sftua'9d In UtO CO\ln~ TIONS RECORDED w.v. 23, Of TH£ NATUlll( OF mt NO ---........ -UNOP A OHO Of TAU8T ol -,.,.~ Code and creee.d by Aid ()Md Of c.lltomla. ~ Of Oft. ~ ~~DE Cofl>ottllen • 11USIM, or SVC> 111d Sta• 111d dl$CrlOlll u !Of. 1114 AS INSTflM#f MO .. CEEOING A&AINST YOU. Y ,_ te .. • •••6 DAT'IO J9nuwy I. t181 ~ to dO bualMla Trut\ to-wte: S4A •• ,01 E9-ANOE. IAlL WIU. II ~EU> A oenor IM .... Of 111bslltu•d lows PARCEL A.. lOl 66 AH 21403-4 Of orFICIAL RfCOROS SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER left .......... .. tNa UHt.ds YOU TAKe AC-In lhla ..-.. In the ~ tlmai.d TH! PETfTION '""'9tl 10 A.M OH MAY 2t 1 ltutllM pur111an1 lo lie Oetd ol THAT PORTION Of LOT 70, Of SAID COUNTY TM tnll Nob orTrua .. 'I Salt Uftdlt oourt. TIOH TO PAOTt:CT YOUR 1enct9t OUW thlln cUh II Th• b•ne11c1arv undtr !hat KRISTEH E. KITTI be AT AMERICAN MINI STOA Trust tltlCU'9d by ROY GARY BOTH Of TRACT NO 5692 IN tddllt$ tlld of* common l>MdofTrust A letter er ........ oall PAOftERTV, IT MAY BE ~. th9 TMt .. mey aald DtN Of Trllll h«t to-tppOlnl9d U P't'toMi l'9P-AGE WHEAl IAI LAVER AND SHARON ISOllELLE THE CITY Of NEWPORT 8EACH dlslglll4ion II f/fY OI N ttll Nob II htttby glVlll ... llOt ,.-.teot ..... SOU) AT A POil.iC SAi.£. Wllhhold tM luuanc. of k>f• IHCuted Wod dellY. r .. antalM lO edmlnl .. 0006S AA! ITOAED LAVER. HUSBAND AHO WlfE COUNTY Of ORANGE STATE fi. prOPl(ty described Ibo.. 11 G $I.. FINANCIAL. I Calif weur fTpewrltteft ,... lfl YOU NEEO AN EXPlA· the Trull"'' Deed until •N to the ~ 1 IN .at.I• of the dtCOdenl. ICM1 CANADA AO. E AS JOINT TENANTS Recordtf CAllfORNIA. AS SHO~ OH purpontc! IO .,. 2106 VISTA COll>O(ldon. ""''"· or ........ MUlt ... Ill NATION Of' THE NATURE tundt beCOIM •vdtlble 10 wr1Mn O.CIM•ilol't of 0. THE PETITION ~ TORO. CA 9H30. 09t1>4/1990 Inst No 90· MAP FtlEO lN BOOt< 206 WEDO NEWP<lflT BEACH CA cmor 1ru1•. or "'bstMU lopl fenll If WoU OF THE PROCEEDING rau1t end Def'l\and rot ,_ IUlhorlty to ad"*"-' GOOOS MUST 81! PAI ::.13:,~...:· o~':' c=~dsR: PAGES 2• THROUGH 26 IN· 62'80TMUlldtrAQlld~Ns .. ~:~ .::,:;1: ':AM°rs' G :::' .... """ t•...., :~~~~~T c~~¥Ac~o~ :::ns:::h~ ... ••• 9l1d. wrll19n ~ °' 0. =·~-':on~~ ~·~~IS~E corcltr ot ORANGE C01111ty CLUSM Of MISCHl~EOUS dlsdllrnl lllV labllly lllV t.OOFIOURllOW AHO SHER" row ..... LAWVER. s.fd aal9 will be ~. rd and E*11on '° Sal. ..... Act. (Tllil ~ AT TIME OF SAU!. Calllorn11 11111 Pllrsllilll to !hi MAPS IN THE OF'FICE Of THE tncorrtcrlm ol lllt st-Mt M-W LOOFBOURROW HUS&Nil M ,_ do Mt Ne '9Uf Motto. ef but Wltltc>UI Cownanl Of Tht ~ ceUMCI Will lllow the P9'10flll l'9P-OWNERS .AND MORS. • COUNTY RECORDER Of SAID dt• lftCI ollltt commo.i del• AHO WIFE AS JOW TE NANT '"P•nM eft thM, WM TN•t .. •1.... wananty exptan or Im-aald ~ of 0.fault end r9Hntatlve IO tak• rnMy RESERVE RIGHT TO 81 COUNTY, DESCRIBED AS A lgnatlon, II lllY· "'°"" Mttfl " cltd 09fl2/t990 1 st. No ..., .... tM oaae Md Und4w o.M plltd ~ 00. poa.-Eltction to Sell to .,_ r• tctiont WlthOUI ~ AT SALE. No matter WHOLE AS FOLLOWS PARCEL The tocal 1moun1 Ol lllt unpaid ~:2<493 I Ofllcltl ~tcor r•ur ..... , .~.... of Trust MUlon. ancum~ COfdN In Int county wh«• court epprovll. hfore .. lllCK•V UWION 66 AS SHOWN OH THE NEW· blilnOI of flt ~llOtl St-~ o _ or · Ina ~ V'lfY ~ llOR ' what you're PORT BEACH LOT llNf AO-curtd by llt'Pf~ IO be SOid In .,. ottlcl ol N COllllty Md ........ ,., ~ -Noelc• .. htftby gfv9n to aatlsly the ~ldn9U h ,.., P'°'*'V II k>c&tecl adlont. hOMWt tM I*· • d · JUSTMENT NO NSlL~ 83-15, .id r .. ONbll •trnaetd ~ts. eo<dtr ol ORANGE County Ulleft without fwtMf that CONTINENTAL LAW· aec:ur9d by .. Id dMd, Id-and more 11\an thr11 tonal r~ wM1 be Publlthtd N•wport O"'Q, your RECORDED MAY 23 1984 AS txpelltlS and ICIVlnclS It"" CMlor1111, and pUtiuanl to w•rnlne fro• th• YEAS TTT\.E COMPANY, A vane .. ~. wtth in. months "-Ye lllpNd llnc:e r9qUlr9d 10 gNoe noclc9 to 8"Ch-Coata ..... Oaily hometown INSTRUMENT NO 84·214027 lime ot lie 111*1 ~tlon of NollOI ol Ollaull and Elac1lon court. CALIFORNIA CORPORA. ...... prcMded ~. IUCh tOCOfdatlon. lnl«n*I peraona unlMI Piiot Msv 20, 27, 1992 Of OFFICIAL REC<>f\DS OF SAID flt. Nollet ol a.i. Is S.I tlwt11ndlt recor TheN .,. othor ..... TION, a c.Jlfomla Cofpo<• and tnt ~ ptlnct!* of DATIJ Oa/27/11 lhey haw walwd nota Of Wtte newspaper COUNTY EXC£PT All OtL. OIL ~02.2st 73 In ldd1ti0n to 08;'7~~1~ ~N:~ MtlulNwt.. Vou ...., uon u ltUstH, or auccee-1n. ncMe aecurN by uld FORllCl.OSURS CON-:r',,: ~.::= PUIUC NOTICE The liij.. RIGHTS. MINERALS MINER.Al castl. ""TrvstM ... ICCICll. !:.s.1 0 06/10/1992 t to .... , •• o•ll ...... .or tn.ISI ... or IUbllltUled CIMd wfth lntef•ll lhet.oti SULTANTS, INC., Al admlnls1t•llon ~ Wiii ,__.. RIGHTS, NATURAL GAS casflilt'ScNckdrawnonastall on ~ t.mer ,..... ..... "lrualH pu,.uant lo h u proW:led In said Note, ntUITal, 17801 '"· b9 granl9d ...... "'"*'· l'lotttloue RIGHTS AHO OlliER HYDRO-or nauoM bllnll. a cNdl llrl'MI ~~~ A~R:l_ M~N E WoU do Mt Mow en ... DtN of Trust •xecUC9d bV fHt, chargaa •nd ex• YINS, 8LVD., 1101, nted ~ Net an Ob-~ .. .,... fits In. CARBONS av WHATSOEVER by a Sllll or ltdtr.r credit union TRY AREA TO THE PlACENT '°'"°''WM "'9Y oell M NEWPORT BEACH FINAN· penlt9 of the ""''" Md TUITIN, CA tlHO j9ctlon IO u. petition end ........... , NAME KNOWN THAT ._IAY BE or I ClltC* dfl"11 by I Sta or CIVIC CENTER <40t <4! l E •ttOlftQ ret.rrlll ..,.. CIAL SQUARE UMrTED, A of the trusts created by Tolephono Nulftltera lhow9 oood C&UM wtiy the Tlw FOloWlng pereont MAHOlt lAWN- MOUNT OLM C--.ry •~ C"-*•C-V "Strvll'll AU FaJllu" 1625 Glsler Costa M ... M0-6154 PACIFIC V.W •MONALPW Cemetery • Mortuary Chap91 • Cremetory 3500 PeollC View Or!Ye ~BNct\ .....,. WITHIN OR UNDER THE PAR· ttoer.r SMIQS and ro.n mo-~AH AVENUE. Pl.ACEN Wice er ...... 81d ... CALIFORNIA LIMITED uld Deed of Trust. (714) 7it~~•41 •r• court ahould not granc tM ... dofna buM*a aa! CEl Of LAND HEREl~ABOVE dalloc1, Slltlngs moclatoll Of ~x CA" pllbllc IUClion to floe Cll•t•d In t"• PARTNERSHIP CONTINENTAL LAW· T•RI SNVDIR uac •uth<>f~ 1•)PACl':f COAST RE· ~~CR~~~~~f::'~ ~1·o~k111~':::: hlglltslblddtf 10fcash (i).y ,...._.book). RKOfd9d 01/07/1987 In YU'9 TITLE COii-vtc• PRUIDINT • II~ Hwill ~~ :-~~ N ~iioR: OHUlio~~~ DRILLING MINING EXPlOR· and 11.11horll9d lo do l>U•lllest at lht lime ol salt lo laWf11 Despuee ............ Book Pag• Intl. 181· PANV, A CALIFORNIA Publltll•d N•wporl "· 1992 .. 1:45 P.M. In PROPERTIEt (c)MESA ING AHO .OPERATING THERE· In lhll stall In lht Miit '91\dtf money ot lhe United Sr.itn), • ....., ... eat• Olt801on 009e93 or Otfidal Record• CORPORATION, Al e .. eh/Coeta Mt .. Dally Dtpt 3A locat9d al 700 VERDE PROPE'RTIES FOR AHO STORING IH AHO Olhtf th.ii C.Sll ls tceepmd lht right, title, and llltemt. con tucHol81 uetod tl•no un In tl'l9 office of th• County TAUSTIE, • 01. N. Piiot May 27. Jun9 3, 10, CMc c.nt., DIM W"I· (d)CURT HE RBl!RTS, " REMOVING THE SAME FROM TrustM m-v wlelllold Olt ISsu-veyed to ll'ld now held by It un Pl•zo de 30 DIAi CAL-Racordtr of ORANGE MAIN ST., UllJTA AHA, 11192. Santa Ana, CA 12701. AAOPERTIES, 2~ E. 17th SAID LAND OR AHY OTHER anot ol lht Trus ... •s Deed unlll dtt said 0..d ol Trus1 in ~ aNDARIOI P•r• pr• County, Calllomla, and pur· CA. 82701 ATTN: DI· w210 IF YOU 08JEOT TO lh• SltMt, Suitt 109. Cotta LANO. INCLUDING THE RIGHT lllnds bteomt l'lallable lO lht properly situated"' s.14<1 COll~'ll nnt•r UNI rftPU.•t• suant to Iha Notlc9 of "D• ANNE LEWIS 7141835-PUBLIC NOTICE Of~ng of the PTt!:'h!:' ~· f-1~~ 11 .,154 TO WHIPSTOCK OR OIREC· PIY'I or tndOl1M a .. mtt11r and Slate tnd dlSCflbwll as tof. Hcrlt• a m11quln. on laull and El9Cl.lon to s.11 S57S x 224 1 appew a 0::, Santa .Ana Ave. 'HtW TIONA1.LY DRILL AHO MINE ol right Slid .. wll bt l'Mdt, lows LOT 18 Of TRACT NOJ••t• oorte. thtttundtf rlCOfd9d 02/20/ D•t•cl: 05121/1HI •r NOTICE 0' ~lngtlonai:s °'·~ J::,, ~ e.acn Calif D2M3 PGf1 FROM LAND OTHER THAN but WllhOllt COWlllllt or WI/· ~:T ~~~E ci'J~r$Fo:~~: Un• o.,t• o un• t992 In Boole Page Inst. SHE.RI DRINNE.NOERQ, TRUSTEa'l IALE · 1 With the court IN-Thie 'bu1lnt11 la eon. THOSE HEREINABOVE OE· tanty, exprm or lmplled ANGE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 118mad• te .. fonlce no 192·101651 of uld Officlll FORECLOSURE AS-Lo.n No. ore lhe Mating. Y0411 1p-ed by: an lndlvldu.i SCRIBED. Oil OR GAS 'MlLS rtg1rdlllg .... possession Of le otr.oer• proteoolonr Rtcotds, wlU SEW on oe/17/ SISTANT . 237095154/ peatanc. may bt In penon The regla11ant(1) com. TUNNELS AHO SHAFTS INTO tnaimbfancas, to Slllsly Bit AS PER MAP RECORDED IN au r .. pueet• fffff• a 1992 11 l:30 P.M. at IN TAC 84527 DAVll T.I . No. or by YOUI attorney. menctd lo 11an11ct ~ THROUGH OR ACROSS Tlt£ lndtb11dlllll MCUrtd by uld BOOtC 107, PAGES 1 TO 1 IN· m•quln• tlene que THE LOBBY TO THE Publlihtd Newport ,128042 IF \'OU ARE A CREDITOR neu und« th9 ~ SUBSURFACE Of THE LAND Ottd, tc!Yanc.s 11\etttJllt!tt. ClUSM. MISCElLANEOUS cumpllr con 1 .. for· BUILDING LOCATED AT B Ch/Coste Mesa D•oiu UNIT coo•, Of • conC1ngtnt et9dl\Of ol Bu11Msa H&IM(I) llat9d HEREINASOVE DESCRIBED ""' lnWISt • provided MAPS. IN THE OFFICE Of THE •• ..,., .. &he dtceued. you must file aboYe on· May 1. 1992 AHO TO BOTTOM SUCH wtilP. Nreln,and Ille unpaid pt1ndplt COUNTY RECORDER Of SAi "'8Jldadoe l .. alee ep. 601 S. LEWIS STREET OR· Pilot May 27, June 3, 10, APl 423-27..ott your c:taim With tt1t COU11 Cur1A.Hetbefta,11 STOCKED OR DlRfCTIOHAll'r of Ille 11ot1 sacurld byuld deff COUNTY TM 111 .. 1 add~ ropl8dae al ueted qui-ANOE. CA ll public auc· 1992 G S.L FINANCW.. COR· Wod mall a copy lo IN pet· This atatement wu 1iltd DRILLED 'MLLS. TUNNELS. with llltlrlSI lhertoll • pro-and otrw common dts1Qnallon ON Cl4M I• cot1e •• tJon. lo the highest blcldlf W212 PORATIOH as duly IP. aonaJ rapr ... nlallVe 1p-wlU'I the County Cllfk ol AND SHAFTS UNDER AHO SE· ¥ldtd 111 said No• Ills dl•ges 11 any ol 1111 rNI properly d• cueho au ca.10. lor cash (payable at lime ol PUBLIC NOTICE l>Olottd TNSlH und« Ult oolnl9d by tM COUl1 wtlhln Orange County on May 11, NUTH OR BEYOND THE EX· .id expenses ol h '14 .. and scrlbtd abOYI ls purporleil 10 SI u1tod no p,.....,t• ult In i.wiul money or lhe . lolowing dncribld deed lour rr.ontha from ttw dat• 1192 TERIOR LIMITS lliEREOf. AHO of 1111 trusts creallcl by said lit <4606 ROXBURY R au reapuoat• • tlempo, Unlttd Stat11), alt right, Tltfe Order ~B~ A~~S~~ ~~ of fnl :~ ~ FU17M f11111 .. ,... TO REDRlll. RETUNNEl. OMd OITl\ISl NEWPORT BEACH. CA 926~ puode ,.,cl., .a Hao, btl9. and lnttte.'I conV9y9d No. 7778511·13 HIGHEST BIOOER FOR u PfOY ton P~ N9'#POf1 BNCh- EOUIP ~AIHTAIH. REPAIR. Olllcl 06/131199' Tiie u11dtrS1gntd Trus1c:e dis· V le puoden QWl•r au to and now held by 11 Tnistff S•le CASH (in lh• lormt which ~~if=-:obala Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May IEU lllAIWH OEEPEN AND OPERATE ANY 8.1.l. FllWICW. COAPORA-Clams any llalllllty lor illy lllCOf· .. 1.,10, au dlnero r undtf 11ld Died ol Trust In No. 19572., ar• lawful tendlf In the claims *"' not ,.,ofr• ~ 27,.,...,. 3. 10. 17, 1992 Mortuary * Chapel SUCH WELLS OR MINES. no... AS TRUSTEE BYOU.AL· rectness ol lht SIJetl :it1oress otr•• COHS d• au Iha ptOptl1y slluat9d In ReftNnce No Unottd St•ltl) and/Of the lort 104/I months 6'om the W-207 Cren'l•llon WITHOUT HOWEVER, THE ITYLOANSERVfCECORP~ AS and other common designnon. propleded eln evlso aald County Md s1a1t and 01001es-ooot e.eshltr"t c111Ir11<1 or othlf hHrlng d•t• noticed PUBLIC NOTICE 1 tO Bro.dway RIGHT TO DRILL, MINE. AGENT 1651 EAST FOURTH ,, anv. snown bertln Tne total •dlclOf\81 por part• d• dncnbtd U loltowa: NOTICE OF ctltckl IP«:lfitd In CIVil •bovl. Coat• M... STORE EXPLORE AHO OPER· STREET, SUITE 228 SANTA tmounl Of lht llnl)alG buce ol l• corte. EXHIBIT "A" TRUSTEE SALE Cod• Section 2924'~ (pay· YOU MAY EXAMINE IM l'loUtloue MJ~llll ATE THROUGH THE SURFACE ANA. CA 92701 {71 4) 285-the obllgatton secured by tilt Exlsten otros requlsl· Patee! A: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ablt In full at lhe me ol rite kept by lht CCMt. H you 8'allneU Neme OR THE UPPER 500 FEET Of 9962KAYH£NOlllCKS properly to be sold and reason· salt) all righl, btlt and In-.,1 1 Plflon tntertr19d tn THE SUBSURFACE OF THE AUTHORIZEO SIGNATURE ~It estimated costs expenses tos l .. •IH. Puede quo Parcel 2 ol Parcel Map UNDER A DEED OF TRUST tartst convey9d to Md the Hiatt, you may fllt Statemont i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiilliiiiiiiliiiiii and advances at ltle lime ot lht uet•d quler• ll•fNlr • No. 84·70G, H per map DATED 09/14'/90. UNLESS now hald by ll undtf aald wllh tllt ~ a formtll R• TM tollowlng peraons lnlllal publielllOll ol Ille Nolloe un •boeedo lnmedl•t• tUed In Book 192. PagH 1 YOU TAK£ ACTION TO Deed ol Trust In 11'19 prop. qunt tor Special Notice or .,. dOlna bullnea ••• DE· STARTlllli l llEW BUSlllESS?? The Legel ~ at Ille "°' .. ~IO_,,_I,_~ -~IO -~ We _.. now stAliCH !toe -tor you • "° Dini d\Wge. --yo;i fie --the lltp 10 Ille Coun ~ 1P1 Sw'llll AN. Then. CIA coune, .. the~-~-.. ... yo.It fictl9oua .,.,.._ -~-"""" Ille Counly Clettl. puOll9tl -• ... tor lour _... .. ,_,,,.., by ... encl 1Nf\ .. '°"' llJfOOf CIA .,....... -COYf'lly 0.... .. - ........ ( . ~ ..,., by 10 ... your fldllioua ~ MIUrMnC Ill .!he "*" ~ ~ 330 w.a ky,. Coela ,....., Clftlmll. " you Clltl !ICM alOc> by. ,._ cal .... (114) 142~1. ~ 311 or 311 -,... wMI ..... Maligafi191119 lor "°" 10 handle INa~bynwl • " you Mould hlwe .,,., """* ~ pie-. cell ... --... be men 11W1 gMO IO u.111 yo;i Good Lucll~ ,_.,.._II ,_ ~:r-r ' ' , ... • ~j I I ..,. " , ~p •\ ••• . ·~-7 I .... "' s•3],374 71 I ddl-mente SI no conooe • and 2 ol Parcel Mapa In PROTECT YOUR PROP· lf1Y hlftlnalttf dtecfi~· the filing ol an Inventory SIGH WEST BUILDERS. 0 s-Q .. n a ' d d ' ERTY, rT MAY BE SOLD AT TAUSTOR· JOHN O I 1000 Quall StrHI, Sullt !Ion to CISh.1111 TrU1tet wll IC> "" ebo1• 0 pue • th• ofl1c:e of lhl Couniy R• A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU DAVIS KA.THRENE F. and appralaal 0 111419 ... 190. NtwpOft Beac"· CA cept. cashier's dlecll dmwi on fl•m•r • un ••rvlclo d• corci.r of aald County. NEED AN EXPLANATION DAVIS • . Mll Of ol any pelltton Of 91789 a Stall or naUonal Danie, a referenola de •bo9• &ctpl any and all oil, oll OF THE NATURE OF THE BENEFICIARY: GUARD-::CC:O~'u: or~:. Roy RhNoy JI~ 903 N drlwn by I statl or do9 o • uni! oflcln. de rlghta, mlneral1, mlntftl PROCEEDINGS' AGAINST tAN SAVINGS AND LOAN nla Probate eocs., A R• Cononwood Way. W .. nul. atdll union or a cNdl drlfln •~d• l .. •I (ve• el di-rlghla, na!Uf1J gu rlghlt YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· ASSOCIATION r•cordtd qi..-st 10f Spedal Noelct CA tl719 by uta• or ltdltal IMlgSlnd rectorlo teltfonlco). and othtf hydrocarbon• by TACT A lAWYEF\. ~ 1990 u lnatr No torm I• available lrom Int Jot ~ •• 301 N. Altd· ro.n assoel.lllon, uvtngs c ... No. 90C48t3 wtiataoev.r name known, On 06117/92 al 10:00 72 In Book page ol court clerk din Dr . Anaheim, CA soclation OI SIWl91 bani Th • • d •6-and .... A.M., FORECLOSURE Offldal Record• In IN of· .. t fo t .. _ 92801 fled In Section 5102 ol lht n. • n•m n geolhtfrnal lttam -CONSULTANTS, INC. .. flct of 11'19 R.COfdlf of Of. ..t °'"'' r ... lhll bualnHs II con-nana.t Code and ILllhor1Ztd dreu of the covrt 111 products dar!Wd from any 1119 d\Ay eppolnttd TruttH ~ County: aald deed ot P0Utlon1t1 duc:S9d by • QIMtll part• 00 blnlntu 111 11111 staill I.II (£1 nombN r dl...cclon or the IOfegoing, that may under and pu,.uant to truel d .. cr1bH the fOI-ICIEVIN L RO•IMION, ntrlhlp IVIOI llndlr ollltt ~ Cash Is de 18 corte H) MUNICI· bt Wlthtn or undtf 11'19 land, Died of Trust. Rtc:orded lowtnQ: LOT 317 Of TRACT ISO. Tht regl11ran1(1) com- ICCIC>etd 1111 Trustlt "'IY PAL COURT OF OR· lo09lhlf wilh the Plfpetu.al on 10/04/90 u Doct.unenl 901', IN THE CfTY OF NEW· UOO DOVa IT., ~ io Iran.act ~ hOld 111t '1ssuanc1 ol flt Trvs· ANGE COUNTY, MAR· right ol drtlhng, mining. t•· No. 90-530157 Book Page PORT BEACH. AS PER STK. 102 nae undtf IM FCWIOUI 1111'1 OMd Ill tunds BOR JUDICIAL DIS. plorlng and oplfallng ol Olfldal Rtcord1 In IN MAP RECORDED IN 800K NEWPORT 8UClt 8uslne11 Netne(I) lllttd 1Vai1ab1e to 11~ piyee or tn· TRICT, 4e01 Jlllftbo-lhlfelor Md storing In and ~ ~ecor8:,;~ 28. PAGES 25 TO 31 IN-CA HMO 1 8b0ve~ NIAJr donee •a 1n1"" ol llghl Said ree •htd., Newport rtmOYtng lht tame from nil. Executed by: 'JOHN E. g;~:~s ~MI~ (7t4) 2Sto04aS ~ ~ wa flied .... bl mldt. bu1 wltlOU •••oh, C•llfornl• lilt land Of 111'1 otMt land. HOWENSTINE, AN UN-THf OFFICE 0, .THE Publlsh•d Newport wt\h \M Cow\ty Cl"1I of CO'llllll'll Of warrwity, llqlftSS 928e0o1347 1nelud1ng the nghl lo Whip-MARIEO MAN. u TrustOf COUNTY RE~OER Of Beach-Coaia .,.... Dally Otanoe Ccunty on Apttl 21', Of lmf)llld ragMding 11111. pos· The n.,,.e, eddroH, llock Of dlrlctlonally drill SUNWEST BANK. A CAu. SAID COUNTY. fllllot May zo. 21. ~. 1192 1tti. StSSIOll Of ancumbrances, .nc1 telephone number and mine rrom lands olhar FORNIA CORPORATION, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT WT"1t7 F5295t3 sal!Sly 1111 lflOtb•llnm •of pl•lntlff'I •ttomer, lhan thou convtytd H ~flciaty WILL SELL UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Publlalltd N•wport Clllrtd :7., Slid OMd. advancn or pl•lnttff wtthout .n h9raby oil or gu well• ~~e'u~,'<fHE~'fT~D~~ DATED 1122/tO.. UNLESS PUBLIC NOTICE 8each/Co1t1 Mesa Daily lhlrOO:;o oitr!"' an:::pald •ltomer, 111 (IJ nom· 1unne11' and anans Into: FOR CASH. (payaoi. al ~~gTETt,.KE Y~8~Rc1?. FlctMiou. ~~Y 27, June 3. 10, nu. ,1-.1•orrrllf.N.."'M ·~l'l'~.llF.M pr jndpil of lie noll stairad bre, I• dlrec:Gl~n r el lhrough °' acrou the sut>-11m1 of u11 In lawful ERTY, rT MAY BE SOU> AT •u.,,.. .. ,..,... 111'214' ·~ .. · oa1·1y PillL .. ~ cited wftll lfl11rut 11\treon num•ro de t•l•fono del 1ur1ac• ol tht land Ind 10 money of lh• Unll•,d A PUBLIC SALE, IF YOU ........... , PUIUC NOTICE . ' . J •provided In said No• lats •bogedo del d•m•n-bottom such Whlpsloctted Slates, by cuh. • eashief 1 NEED AN EXPLANATION TM P:ollowlng ptflOl'l9, ________ _ .i. 'Charges and uptMes ol Vii d.,,te, o del deman-or dlrtcllonally drifted check drawn by • atat• °' Of THE NATVRE OF THE 111 doing bualnM.I t1: Flotltlou. 1111s11t tnd ol tht tru1ts crN•d dente que no tlene welta t11Me11 and 1hall1 1 nat1onal banlt, 1 Check PROCEEDING AGAINST MEADOWS REALTY COM-._.n ... N8m0 l .. ___________ ill_m•mnm"'""mm'"'mft@mm.._,mm••-----.. by Slld Dald Of Trust •bo1•do, ea) LAW OF· Into, 0 1hr0\Jgh or acfOH tht :;::i ~~~1.1:; ': f~~~ ~~ :~vm'l.ULD C<>ff. ~~~ 1~1 ~t C::4:: St•tement D111d 05/1311992 FICE OF KIRK MclN· twb1urfac1 ol th• land, and drawn by 1 state Of ftdtral t09 VIA YEuA NEW· Beach. Calif. e2tso w TM f~ perwont G.&.l. FINANCIAL CORPORA· TOSH, 821 W. t9th to bottom such whip-savlnga and loan associ1· PORT BEACH CA 92663 Tiie Falt Trusl Ht Utolf at• dOllla ~ u : Call 642-5678. TIOM, AS TRUSTEE BYOUAL· 11ock1d of direcllonatty lion, ulllngt aasoclatlon, "(ii a atreet tddrtu or dtd. 915/A by N .... ~ FOR'TINT BRID£R 6 AS. ITY LOAN SERVICE CORP. AS For Ad Action dntled wells 1unnt11 and or aavlngs blnk 1pecllltd common designation of lhe fall and HMfl a. Falt T~ SOCIA.TES. W laker S'I Put a few words to work for you. AGENT 1651 EAST FOURTH Calf a ahallt und~ and bentatll In HC:llon 5102 ol the Ft. property 11 ahO'Nn abov9 tors (Surmor'e ~ .. YtOS, C.0.ta Mtaa. Calif STRE£1. SUITE 221 SANTA or b9yond lht Hftflor llm-nandal Coda and autho-no wananty 11 given aa to 1i tmtnded and ' illy l2e2e ANA CA 92101 {7t4) 285-...... ill thereol and 10 tdflll rlz9d to do bu1ines1 In \Na complttaneu or cor• rHlll9d bY Otdlf o11 Cout1 Jam.. A. For11nl, 655 9962/CAYHENOAICXS. "-I • • r ' 1tai1.) At: THE FRONT EH-rtetnffs)". Thi 1Nn9fldary In Caal No. A·l~1'90 on Bak•t St Yt05, Cotta AUTHORIZEOSIGNATURE rttunnel, equip, maintain, TRANCE TO SUITE 205 undlf said ~ of Trual. 11115/85, 190 Nt"(port ...... Calf.~ 0Pfl609-4 AO-VISOR repair, dMpen and op11111 (SECOND FLOOR), 17802 by rtuon of a ·bt•ac:tl or Center Dttw 1100, ~ Chudc Brldtf, 20011 Som- MAY1027.JUNE3 l992 aA2•587S any such -111, or lnlnH, IRVINE, BLVD., TVSTIN CA d9fau!i In th9 ob11Qat1on1 pot\ Beach. Calif. t2M() m•rvlll• Clrct•. Yorba ' -w1lhout howtvlf. th9 rtglll 82680 al right. title and~ MCuttd thereby, her .. o-Tht Fait Trwt e.t. U/DIJ Linda, Cald. 92199 _P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_IC .. E .. S---.•P~U~B~L~l~C~N~O~T~IC~E~S~-t":P'!":U~B~Ll~C""!N':':O~T:':'l~CE~S~-~P~U~l"!"'Ll~C~N~O~T~l~C~E~S--+~P!l!.'U'!'!l!l!.'Ll!llC~NOl!'Tl~Clll!El!S-~ lo dnll. """'· •tort, explore 111111 con~ to and lore •Hcll1•d and d• did. ws.'U bY ,....... E. Thia bualn .. a 11 co~ NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RP..SQl!JJJON Of l"'1J!N'T10!11 NW !WORT "" nc f ,.., llf RP..flY GrVC:.N lllal Ille Ort' COUNOL ol lhc an' OP NEWPORT BeACH, CAUPORMA. ... Oii Ule nu1 day ol April, 199'l. aJ. •pl 111 Rcwlw1t0n IJI tn1cnlt0n, ~;..c and Ok• 01lcpon' ol tlle e.p-r; •"4 alltllonte • U-&lid plKc rcw • pubk llurma IO'°""• rpccl•I •'6Cu.n•cn1 •hMnct ~ •ltd lk:aipated • ASSESSMENT OtSTIUCT NO '1 (Ncwpoft IQand) (kl'CJMltcr rc:fencd IO .. llM "AacarMru ll1i1n. ,., l'llc 'Rerun·. u •PPfV"'td, ron111ts ol pl•n&. iiptttric:a1oon&, mapa. dclmpoom llld w.-11: ol 1llc ~. llld ct...,.,. and -IDCllt, and ror 111 rat11rula" H lo I~ prorecd111p. rdcrc:llCC II lft9dc lo uld -btaed 01lepcH1• u prduniunly a~,• -II• 10 the: ~ mcnltOnCCI Ruolu1t0n of lntcnttOl'I ollSQl!mON OP !Mf!OVf.Ml!t!J'S l"hc pru~d woru ol 1mp~men1 to be finanoed ullder tllc:a.t pmtced1np for lhll AMaunent Oi&tnct •re dacrihcd u the ~fSIOll ol ulstlna 11Ytrhcld clcctnc.I and comm11natlon f11C11itlu 10 undc~nd locatioN and the 1111tallatklfl Of 11ru1 lip• to •~ 111d benefit propcnlu whl\111 the bo11ftda11<.t of 11\c "'-rnc111 DilMM OOUM)AIYf.S OP ASS&SSMfl!I PlfiNCT All propcn~• 1h•1 be11cti1 flOftl Ille 9'0ft. ol lmp~lll wn be ---' IO .,., I pnlplfttOMIC ·~ oldie COIU and Cq>CMU ol thc: 1mrrno..:1Mn1~ 1opthcr wtth acqu ... 110" cqc-A ..,.pol 11\e "-111 O..rie1 tCk1111fted .. "PROrose.D BOUNDAIYES OP ASSl.iSSMP.N'r 111..-rRJCT NO h) (~ W.lld) ._ bHft •ppfOO'lrd by Ille kpt.t .... kldJ. Md'°' alt ,..,,1cv ...... •o Ille~ rtfcrc.-. if 1114Mk lo .. id m1p Oft ft~ "'llll Ille l,.nscnpc o/ lhdc Pf'IX«dtnp OOSJ' or IMP!OYJ!Mf!tm 11111 IM MAI ol tllc fte11olta ro he.._. 10 property WIMll lk ~,_ o/ Uic Ai'\m-l&J•IUI 0..nc1 • ~ 10 tM S6 J6,000JJO P!9QTJ)!t'OS AJW ft()tm' PfOCUdlllp '°'Ill.ta "-.Ill°"'"" mn be l\ad •ftd ........ IO tlic ~-lat* l111piow.111ca1Anol191.J" (~ u ol I.. _.,.IM 11.,11 ... ,. Cade ol tllc S..1c o1 C.alifom.111). e.... wn bt .._, to rr.pmca1 1111pe111 ww... • Kmfd-wltli die ~*"' OOlld Act ol 19U•, (~ 10 ot atd Sc .... _, I~ Coda) ~ tt. COll(iw d dlll I II A Miii, • peftoO of dllifty (30) ..,._.. k , ..... 10 ""if P'Y'M"lll Of __ AU• c.11.. -6 lhc npatd bllHtc Mii '911,.,..,.. Ml ................... wit•._.. ...... IO ...... IM ........ btllaec« ni. edul ........... b .... bcMdl ........ ditk....., .,. ....... ol ... ....... PYllJC tlP.cWt'O NOTICE I llEIU!.BY OJVBN , ... , MoftOey, lhl J2M., ol JllM, 1ft2. • , .. lloler of l• o'<b* , .N .. 1119 01J c::o....al Ou •ta I& tile 01~ Hall, b«lftl tM ~plar wt ... plllc'9 ol IM Oay Coud. II Ilic tltM _, p.. ftJlld ID~_. ,...., In • ........, • -tlM ptib4it 1n1uut 111d ('0!!¥CflkM!I ,....,. IM ...,..,.__All; nd eo t'Glllidtr Md .,._,....._Ger •119 --n fl/• ........, ct tllll llU ol IM ptapt"J .. 111c ptopc*d __ ,,, dliArkt "-proeuet4 ••..,.I~ -. or_, pomm t"'9or, IM IO t'08ll*r _, ,._., att Oii • ,.,..._,.. "Rcpon•, 111d to llor all prutUll rdnltc to aid ,,......, ~ or ,.,. .,--• ....._ dlt WllAlt -... IM ~ or IM -Ill Ille -"-.umcnl D111nct, °' • to map elltd ct.criptlOM, Of tlw ct1l-1i1 of Ille to9t ..i ..,.._,...._,,,or die,...,.... ...... or , ..i 1.-y alld 111 pt-l11te1Wled .., f\le I wntka Pf'Ol"ll .. Of ~ .... tilM .. fW ....... ,.... ...... lO ...... f CK •" 11\rQf'lfll1iol ..... 10 ...... ~ ........... fH'Ol'*ht ...... .., ............... ~ ... ill I u ••II .. ..., ........ Rtt01huloM Of Onltka1-. 1tt..UO. II..,..., to tlic ""°" ......... klow': ICnM'tll .... ">' hWk Wort. O.,.n-. cm' Of' P.WK>kf lmACI I, C\UIOlllHIA ,0 lci.l)ll ~ ..... CA~IN T .....-.: (114) .....Ull • 11'92. / If Aft OI CAlJfOUM • and C>Plf&lt through lht now held by lt und• Hid lwftd to the uncleft!Qned Fall and Heiitn 8. FM. ducted by: • ~., pert. OMd of Trull In IM prop. a wntten Dedaraflon or 0. Tnmora (Aetidual Tl\lll), ,_...., •ur1aca of lhe u~ 500 trty allualad In uld '*"' and o.mand tor SM u imend9d and com-Tl'le r•gl11r1111(1) com. IHI of lhe subsurface ol CoUncy, Calftornla dltCtlb-and wrttl.,, notle• of ct.: IMttely rHtat9d by °'°" of menc9d IO 1111\UCt bus!- "" land H , ... rved In lhe Ing IM land thtrem: fault and of election to Coun In Cue No. A-'*-Mndel the F".:tlhout deed lrom The 1""11M Com-EXHl81T "A" caltM the und.-..gned 10 123790 on 1 t/t5115 190 ~ Name(•) tilttd peny, a Mk:hlgan COfPOfl• Loi 9 of Tract No. 832&, .... Ntd P'~Y IO IMltfy N#pOl1 Cenltf Dttw 1100. at:IOV9 on·~ 10. ,.., lion, rtcOtdtd Octoblf HJ, In the~ of eo.ia Mata, Hid obl!Oatlon•. and lh9f• Newport IHCh, Calll. #:" t.: tlltd 19&4 as Document No 84-Cooofy of Otangt Staie of •ll•t Iha undtralgntd t2MO wM .:. C ~k of 526594' or Officlal Recorda Ca.libnla. as per' map ,. OliUMd aaHS notiC9 of «»-Thia bu1lne11 11 co~ Or..,. ~ M s Alto ~•otpt any and al corded In Boole 350. PagM :~=~"°';.~.ti =::.by: a "'*1111 '*'' 1t12 on ay 1 • wattf, right• or lnltrHl 15 '° 11'. lndl.ltlv9 ol Mlt-aa Intl .• No. DM ... 5551 1n Th• raglatrant(a) com-F6JtM7 thlrttn, no matttr hOW .C· C911an9ous Maps, In IM of· Book Pag• of Offlcl•I rnencld lo ttanaact bu• ~ N9Wpon ~ qulrtd by grantOf, and ~of IM County RtCO<det R9cotda In~ ottlce of lhl rwu undtt the Flctrtloua eo.t. MeN Dally Hoc May owned Of ulld by granlor of aald County. ttc«dtf Of Ot•~ county; lu1lf\IH Name(•) lllt9d 27, ~ J, 10. 17, 1992 In conMCtlon with IO tl'la Eloepl all Oii oJ tlghll S.ld SM wit be rned9, a~ on: June t2, 1987 w.202 land th h.h ' ' but wtlhOut covenant Ot Kenneth E. F.it, lucct1.10r1--------~ • lo09thtr W!U\ t ''V i mlntrala, mineral rlght1, w.,rlMy, ••Pf•H Of kn-Co-TruatH of Tlw Falt PUBLIC NOtlCE and pclWlf to 1-..plof•. dflll, natural gas. natl.lfal gas plitd, regarding tm. J>OI· Truat rOdtlH, remove and ••or• rights, and othlf hvdrOCat· Nellon, "' tneumbfancei. l'lotlttou. lhe 11me from the !And Of bona by whallOeYlf name to pay tM temalnfn9 ptlnd• Thie 1tal•man1 waa flltd • .,.,,..., NeMO to dlv.n 0t otMtw!M utlllH know that may be within or p.i eum of IN nc»•(•l ... with IM County Cllfll or lt•t•!Mftt such Wlllf, rlghta, Ot lnltf· undtt IN ptretl of land CUltd bY uld dMd of Otano• County on May 18, AFOAN'I AUTO I~· •111 on any OChOf proper1y 1'9falnl~ detcflbtd 10-Tr~t. wft" lnHNfft M In 1982 POAl'S. tMS W. 4111 IL ownu or IHHd by 09f'* Wlttt IM perpetual Nici nolt proYlded, ad-FU1M1 Sult• 201A. Santa Aile. CA granlor, whtth•• auch 11gh1 of dtllllng mining, ... =. .. of"~'"Ia.c."1:ct": Pubflthtd ~ hacti-92702 wat., right• eh8ll bt rip. plorlng and op•rallng Trwt. '"'· ~ encl Co.ta ..... Oely fttlot Mav ~CA~ t~ •tan, overlytng, appropr'la• lh«tfor Md 110tlng In and ...,.n... of Iha Trutte9 21. -"N 3, 10. 11, 11112 ~ A. ~ 24'07 llw. httor... ~Colallng, ~ .,.. latne ttom and Of IN VUSll CftlMtd W-205 Auhland AV9 • Apt. No.3, P•Hetlpllv•. M.11ucflcattd, uld land 0t any olhlf i.nd, bY aald OMd Of TNlt. PUIUC llOTICI AeOCW\dO ltAc.l'I, CA 90271 •lalutoty or contractual, but lnctudeng Int ftOttt IO~ .. "!:!'1 .. 1 .~ bt1~ on: Thia bualneu la con-w.tW, l\Owev9t, any righl tiocll Ot dlttetlonllty df1ll _,. • ...... .. ~ p "'· ,........ due:* by • gtMl1ll S*tn- to Met \IC)C)f\ the turftce and nw19 from lllnda °*"" In tM :o::i, to 1119 b\llldlno lktela I 11 .... lhiP of the i.ncs In tM •MfclM lhan U'loM l'ltftlna~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~~ Ital•••• The reg11uan11 co"" -Mt. ..,._,., -·-TN 'ollo'Mn9 pereona IMnQd to 1rMMC1 ~ of auch rfghll, .. rlltfWd ICllbtd. Oil or OM ..ea. t2ee8 .,. ~ bullneM aa: ,_. wider the flc:IJllOut In the clMd lroM Tiie tMne 1unnt11 encl an.Ila Into, Al the lltnt ot ltw "*"' HUHTINOlOH flV!., 1nz luelnH• natnt llat•d Company, a MicNOan cor-ttwough °' 9CrOM tM ~ ~ of tNt nc4icl, t<.ltilf AlltlnUI .,...,_calf M»oveon: .. 11-12 POf8tlon. recorded Octoo.r 94riact ot tht land '*""" IN total amount of tM ~ 1Ut4 • ' . SMdra DIU 11. 1914 h Oocumem No aboo¥e dtacflbtd, and '° ~ ~· Of IN obio9-TN Jofw\ O. ~ Uiio-TNI .....,,.. wae 8ICI 1•·5HH•. ol Olllclat bot10m luc:t\ whlpatock9d deecl-=-~ "':. ~ Ing Truat UTD ll02JIO John ... tnt County 0..ll ol A.c;otdt. or dlftcllon11ty drlll•d and ~ coeea. ... 0 . Ande!Mn ma. 111U =.• COunty on ~ay 11. ,~I; ..... tunntea. and "*" '*"'"' .,.. •cMOC• .. w':.':'t,,,..,.eem""':it::··· PH1Ma To09tr.... wl1h 1t'OM ..... undtt and beneadl cw IN-Al ,709.tt. · • tntntl peniMnt thlfllO aa yond IM tld9tt0t 1fnb 11 11 ~ 1t1.e It 1t1e l'o, and NIN AINon. 'ubll1f\ed N•wport "' for111 1n Paregrapl\ t ot, "*'°'· .,.. to ,.,., ,.. :;-Of ~ .... • =~ :,~~~ ~ ::en~':,. ~ """-°' and .. ~190 on £.(. h.IMll equip f'l\lilUlft. ,.. ' IMY -llktiMf A. and ~ _, ' ' hlblt "I" attached ID. tNt pair. d..p.n.° and Of** ~~clue. A. KM1. 111 N. Dt1 1o1 tO, llN. c.n.in Declaration of ec-any euch _.. or minet DMei l(t..,._ LaM Diamond .., Calif. •1" c.aa ffMtl'ltnlt r.cotded Without liOWIYOr ~ ngN 0 .1 .L. PIMAMCIAL t11'M ' Whether you'to bu= leptambef 2f 11M M '° dtll ,,..._ ...;., eteplofe ~TtON • MN ~ ~ Trutie UTD « M!llng, Claaa OOWmtnl No • 14 .oaMt, and C:C,..11. through tM T:;te;.D. 81flYICI ~ lOu ~~ covera 1111 Y'O'W rwed•t Of Oftlclej Atc0tdt. \IPGn aur1tQ ot lti9 UW" 11119 CCMIPMY, ...... . toi Vltte V •· San .. "'-tarma, COV9Nr1'I ""'°" l'OO} .... of tM ., LlftM ........... Qemenle. c.iit. tat72 PLUG ~ condltlOnl ~ tlibaurfac• °' IM !Md ........ "'-... l ........ ~ LMrla TRiii UTD " ._. '*•..OOW. -~ ... IOt ...... L..e. a' OMO.~ J. l L""-.J. Tlw ,._ ....._ llf'ICI ~ In 1t1t d9ef 9'0fTI 1 llrOlft 0o Tt\MleMll, 730 °'"" eommon ~ ""' lrW'9 lncMlrtlil Com-Or•1110, CA ..... Me vi.t. w.,, &..i9'N If 111\y, Of N ... ~ ,,.... • c.hftla ~· ·~~··.~ ,.. ~ ~.-:-1 .. C'M> IN o.tc:tlbod ~ II pur• '°"' l'9COfC9lllO ...,.,.,.., )0, CTSD ~L...:.~~ ~9d -I __.... --. Potted • be ttot AVO. '"'· 1n loot. um, Paa-:.':av u =.:::: ,..._ ..-r· ---,.....~ CA00 AVENUE, NEWflOftT ,.., Oftldlll ~ ft GALL.ca TM flOLo The ftolttr•nt(a) ~ lfACH, CA Thi ..,.... ..._. and ....,.. lo 1rtMaCt .,_. The .. ..., ..... T,.,... °"* COl'MIOfl dulgr 1r a I\ LO... TSU..._ ,.. ..,... "9 PlcJ9oue dl9Ct ..... Inf ~ tor If MW o4 ....... ~ •U•laAI O• T•I • 11rw NllM(I) ...., ln'f MC0111dw ol ... ....... llbowe la Jll/ll" •AY 11'0"1 TM =....,. ~!-.... mt ..,_ ...... end °""' Po"td to be' itll MIWAY W.S. (1t41 •I '1117 1'NI '~· COfNll9fl ....,_,~ • AVOM. COITA MrlA.. • Cltl) at...... .-~11=:, -:..i-: llft, ~ ,._ CA llat Pulltll•"H NtwPOft ~ ~"' llillW 11. Thi ..,.. Miourt ol .. n. ............ ,.,,.... ···~·-.... Dair , • ....... ...... "' .. .... •11121"• ""' ......, .. "°' ..., 11, ,JlilM ~. 10. ....... •••!on ~ lltf "" .,, --···-of .. ·-... hi4 ....,.. ....... "°""" ................ ..,... Wl11 °"'9 .... DllW ... ..., ruao~•bl• 1111111•••• eoMJW .... , 1110., ' M8U 11'9...,.. ....... 11, '4ifllll a. 'Ii t7, ._ ........... Md.. "°'........... ... ,.. .... ,., a... ... ... --........ ......... ~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Wednesday May 27, 1992 85 ,... ..,_ "*'C MOT1Cll ..-.C llOT1Cll PUILJC llOT1CU MUC ltOTICD PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC 1MmC11 MllC etOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICH -....!h~·;~.:;lli;•~fl~ICl~--1....,.,. MllN '*" Ind Cl W PUIUC lfOTICI Tnl• ·~ ... flltd ihlt bu1tl\ff1 '' con-PUIUC lfOT1CI Ectwlld s1 C1a11 ~td llD trenwt bu» P'rt"'I te t ... De'an. '°°'*· Thi• but!MM It con-wtth tr. eounty Cletll of d\Kltd by.1n lndMdull Thi• _.,,_. ,,. .. Gled ,,..1 "'*' ~ fielltlout MMt .. Ak:ohe a..- R1•1UJe leld IUdlol'l wtl ii. ll"llde ~by en lndMdl*. ,......._ Orange County on M•r 14, lhe regl1trtnl(•l com-'1clttt•• Wll.h uw County O.k 01 lklltMH N1me(1) llatM ., ... c.ntrol to Mtl .. 1h1 II llw ~ to IN ~ lhe regl1trant com-.....,.,11 Mw 1"2. "*'Ced to ttanaact busJ. au.w.... ...... Ofeno-County O'I May 1. at>o-.e on: N'A •kohello ""•r .. " at •111111 ' of Mid OOde. menced to •wect ~ . • ... .....,.. P13tltl Mii under lM '1ct.llOUI le.t.-.nt ltt2 J.,,,.. M.Jd\.,.. • '970 Newport ltvd., TM •• *• .,.,_,. ~Oeenl '*' "'*' lt'9 'lctlllout The Folblring pert0nt Publlthed Newport Butnftt Name(•) bi.ct The FOiiowing J*IOl\I ••'°"' Tl'llt 111i.men1 w11 fiJed Coau Maaa ca .. .._ ..._.. .. : --: May 11, 1112 lu1tneu Nam• U111d .,. dOlnQ bullnla u · M abo\19 on: May 11, 1m are doing bUllneu as· PUClllhod N e.ecn-with in. ~nty Clerk ot • • ALL . 11't1NGI OIOITAL. -~!'~'!.~~~d New~o_rt .,..,. on: n/a WEATHtRWAX PROMO-~!..~h.,..Co•:, ;-· .. -~·It c lrlll'I POfl• PACIFIC COAST TENNIS Cott• ...... :~*>I Ma Otano• ~·v on May •• 92927 With "47,", OH 10l1' 0.thlai Cl , foun-__.__. Meu tlMy o.leAobertZOm TIONS 24112 McCoy ""' ay ' '...., .. ' Thie lt.llemenl WIS fii.d ACADEMY 1$09 Cotnw -·1 1 1"2 lale Oeneral ub • • v.w. calf.1270t Not M9Y 20, 27, 1992 Thia ~ ... llod Road lake FOf'Nt. Cali 10, 1992. ¥1lth the County Clet'k ol Lin• Newport IHCh 20. 27, June 3 10, 1"2 FS30714 Eat. Pl.I tleenMl•I· JllOft I . ~am, U)l1S --W200 "ti' the Countyon c:1' r m3C) w1M ?'"~County on M1y 15, c ... 1 92eGO ' w.190 Pubhlhed Nev.f)Ort Bea,h• ,ullllehed Newport o~ :1o1~ v• PUILh: MOTIC! 1~ County ay . Jotln Wlttlam WHlhlrWb, PUILIC NOTICE FH1M9 Robert Van'lhOI. 1608 PUBLIC NOTICE Cost• Moa Daly P1IOC Mil' Buch Cost• Men lly, ..,.... , 1 '•h ....,..1 • • ,1_ ...... 1 24'82 Mce&t Road, Lale• Cornwall Lane. N1wpor1 20 27 June 3 10 1992 Dattr Piiot Mar 2 7, Danny • tOYn. • ..... .......... --Foreet Calif 112630 ~-Publlati.d Nlwpotl ee.cn. Bea~. Cll\I. 92860 Fl tlll • • • 1 ff2 MOOfO ~ .... ~ .....,. .. Mw Publlahed Nawport lhl• 'bu1lne11 11 con-a·-•-~-.. :.... Costa Mita OM'( P'ilot May Thi• bu1in•t1 11 con-Buii:.U °:!-W·I" ' w201a IHCh. ..-. 1 &MCNCotta Meu o.uy ducttd by: an lndMdual -21. Jun. 3, 10 11. 1992 dUC1td by'."' •ndlvlduaii ....... 1----~~~=---Thl• ttuelMM 11 con-I The ~IMM Not ~ e 13 20 27 The regl11ren1111 corn-lt .. •ment · w 201 Th• reg111r1n1(s> com· ''-'•tMnt PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: joint~ '"'!" .. "'V S*IOn ,, 1892 • • • • menetd lo lran11ct boll· The Fotle>Wlng '*'°°' . ITllflctd fa 11111sac1 bull-Tn. FOllQWlng '*'°"' Th• r90l11ranl(t) com. doo."Q_ bullnau u : . nee1 undar lhl flet•llOUt are doing buS1nes1 as: 'UBLIC NOTICE ness uncMI lhl Fictitious are dOtng bus1ne11" Flctltlou• NOTICI! OF inenctd lo 1r11N1Ct bUll-ZA...,IJCEN & ASSOC.. w182 Butlnlll Name(I) titted VIS EQUIPMENT LEAS-Butinell Namf(t) listed H.8. AUTO SALES. 957 W lu1lneas Hame APPLICATION TO neet under the f'letlllout ATES, 110!2 MacAnhur PUBLIC NOTICE aboYe on• December 1 ING, 4570 Clmpus Oflv1, FlctJtlous at>ove on• June 1 1992 17th SI A, Co111 MeWI Slet~ent llll ALCOHOLIC Suslne.. Name(•) •steel lltYd .. S lite 220, lrvlne, CA 1tl9 · ' Newpor1 Beach, C1lll. Bu .. n .. a Name Robert Van'lhOf ' Cll1I. 92627 The FOloOllW!ng l*IOtll lbOW on: Apfil 21, 1992 92718 ,........._ JoM Weath«wax 926GO ltatemont Thi• af11emeot w11 llled Robert E111 Ho111. 1!178 ate doing business as BEVl:RAO£S Jason IS. Ingram Stephen M. Zemuc•"· 815 1u.-.e Name Thie tlatement was filed P11r1e11 Berneuer, 32281 The following pwtont with ane County Cllfk of Aedland1 O•. Costa Men. PLAD. 2316 San11 An• •2. 1111,92 Tl'lll Mlement wa1 flied Celb1 Place, New.,ort ltet......,t wtth Iha County Clerk of AzOl'ff. Dona Point, Caltl n.ra doing business as: Orange County on Mey IS, Calil 92627 ~ CoSla M111, Calf. 92627 To Wttom II 'I Con-wflt\ the County C1ert( ol 8"ctt, CA 92715 Thi follow! OfWlgl County on May I , 92629 CLUB THIRTY·FIVE 3303 1992 This butin111 11 con· Et zat>e\11 Bowman P~ tern SfVZZ lf•C 11 It ) 0qngt Counry on M.-, e, lhl1 bu1lnH1 la eon· ~ boslnet;cia ~eon Is 1192 This business It eon-Hirl>OI' Blvd Suite' •E·I ,.531.,.2 ducted by an lndMdual 2318 Santa An1 •2. C0<111 apply'ing l.O 11'11 Oep nm Ill 19'2 duetod by an lndtvkluat. -.. 1· ,530783 dueled by: an indMdual c 1 Mffa ·e: hf 92628 • The 11g1Slran1(1) com· Meu. Cal•I 92627 ol A1conot1c Beverage Con-'130778 The regtllrant com-H.L OOLGIN ANO AS-Th• reglllrant(s) com-os a · a Published Nawport Beach-mernitd to transact busl· This bu11n111 •• con-:•of 10 tell ••cOhOl&C tnM· menctd to transact bull· ~IATES, 11735 Quartz Published Newport Be1ch-mtneld to tranuct bus!-Scon °1 Calilomla, Dela· Costa Mts• Daily Pilot May ness under "" F'1Cl11tou1 ducted by 1n 1nd1111duaJ ages 11 1e70·A Ha•bo• =-=-~~= 1\111 unclor the Flc11tlou1 Cl~:O.. Fountain Val~, Colla Mes• DaUy Piiot M1y ne11 under lhe FtellllOt.IS S~~t~ ~~ ~~~':: ~:.· 27, June 3, 10. 17, 1992 Busineu Namt(I) ltsltd Thi 11g1S1ran1(s) com· Blvd '200 Coi1a M~ ,,_ 3 10 1.....,. Buatneu name llated H rlet L ~ 11735 20, 27, June 3, 10, 1992 Business Name(•) listed Calif 92626 W·204 abov9 on: May 11. 1992 menced to transact but CA i2 27 wr.n <17 Ot 20, 27. --• ' ""' abow on: N/A II _,,,,n. . W·l86 •tiov. on M1y 4, 1992 Thti b I I Robef1 E Hoare ntH Undef th• F1clil10U' Sa. G neral (PUb [it p ) W·187 Stephen M. Zamucen Oulltt Avenoe. Fountain Paldcl• Berneuer d t d bu~ neu \0~0"'" PUBLIC NOTICE Thts 11a1emen1 wu ftled Business Name(s) l•SllO 1cerse11 --,-U-l_L_l_C_NO __ T~IC_! __ Thia 1t111ment was filed v~~TY·iA~708. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE This 1tatemon1 was tiled T'rie' ,.~·1:1~~r{;,' com-• Ftctltlout with the County Cltrk 01 aboveon·May18,1991 Publ ah ed N•wPot• ---------I With the County Cl«k ol due1:C, ..;!S n1.:ivJ IA eon· Flclltloua wilh 1ht County Clerk of menced to tranHcl bl.ISi· 8 1 H Orange COi.iniy on May 11 , Ehubelh 8 Post Be.teh Cos1a M~a ::>a •, NOTte• Of' Orange Counly on: Ap1U ti, Th .,, 'f' 'u Bualn ... Nam• Orang• County on May e. neu undef lhl FtCtihOUt ua ,,... am• 1992 Th<• staterrent WIS I td P:rot Mlf 21 ,99_ ~21 3 UILIC AUCTION 1892. • reg • ran com-1992 Bu11ness Name(s) ltsted St1t1ment F53t 1 t t with Ille Covnty cs.,,. of - '0, -•ao ... •• FS27318 ~unJ:r tr.:%= lt~!_!~•nt F530775 above on· May 11 1992 Thd• Foflow1ing persons Published Newport Beach· Orange County on Mav t9 P"-.n -Publlahed N I The fOlruw•ng Plf•ons P bt hed N """" Beach Ph I R 'c.-P. Id are o1ng bus ness as: C M D ' PI .. 1992 '"OP&RTY "IMAIN. 1wpor Bu1tne11 name tltl•d .,. doing bu1lness as: IJ IS -... ~. • II p . ~011, res Onl CERTIFIED CREDIT, 3334 osta esa al y IOI m•Y F531817 IN4 B1ach/Co1ta MIM Dally aboYe on: 5/4/1192 ORION MAINTENANCE Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Thl1 stalement was hlod E Coasl Hwy 1242 Co· 20, 27, June 3. 10. 1992 ON VACATED Pil04 May 8, 13, 20, 27, Harriet L Dolgln 8897 Wmmlntllf Ave .. 'No' 20, 27, Ji.ne 3, 10. 1992 Wllh the County Clerk ol rona del M1r, Calif. 112&25 w.191 P1.1bl.shtd Newport Beac1 • • 1tll2. This statement was filed 123 Garden Grove CA W•l89 Orange County on May 15. Edwatd 51 Clw 3334 E Cos!A ~esa OaJy Ptot t.~ay .Repainting? PRDttll OP w171 Wf1h the County Cfeflc of 92&4... ' 1992 Coast Hwy "242. Corona PUBLIC NOTICE 27, June 3, 10. 17, 1992 FOIHIUl TINA.NT Orange County on M1y 12, Joie M. Toledo, 909 N. PUBLIC NOTICE F531848 del Mat, Caht. 92625 VV-208 (Qowmmont . PUBLIC NOTICE 1992. Wiiiardson Way, CA 92703. Published Newport Beach· Thts business Is con· Flclltloue Cod9 80 .. ) Flctlt'-··· F53i228 This bu1tne11 Is con-Fictitious Cosll Mesa Daily Pilot May ducted by· an Individual 8u1lne11 Neme PUBLIC NOTICE NotlCe le herlbV QNen ..... Pu bit eh 1d N1wpor1 dUC1ed by an Individual BuslneH Name 21. June 3, 10, 11, t992 The 11g111ran1(s) com-Statement Ulat on J1.n12, 1992 at Unit Buelnoas Memo e.aehlCo•ll Meta Daily The reglllrant com-Statement w.203 menced to transact busl-The Following persons NOTICE OF C.7. 1780 MontoYla Ave., In ltaternont Pilot M• 20 27 June 3 menced to 111nuc1 buSI· The Follov.ing persons ness under ll'le F1ct1Uous 11e doing business as. APPLICATION TO Costa Meu, Orange The following J*lon Is 10 1992 y ' ' ' n111 under the fict11toin ate doing business 11. PILOT CLASSIFIED Business Name(s) htled MMP, 2900 811stol Stroll. SELL ALCOHOLIC County, the underllgned doing bu1lne11 u : ' ' 92 bu1tn111 name lislod SPECIAL TV GRAPHICS. 11 ' s th• I a sy·tO· above on· NIA Cos11 Mesa. Calif 112626 BEVERAGES wil~lt auc1lon Z~N LANDSCAPE MAIN· wt above on; S.14-92 1927 HarbOt Blvd Su11e access. lnlormallon-. JamH Michael S1wa11 5122192 the Pf'opelty left TENANCE, 2925 Chestnut Joff M Toledo 124, Costa Mesa. Cal1I. packed marketplace Thinking ~1 /~~ing a 2189 Tuslln Ave .. Costa To Whom 11 May Con· bY C1' ...,_ A!klnlon Ave., Costa Mesi. CA RE NT 92627 v11ited regularly • sue· garage aa 0 ve us Men. CaJ1I 92626 Slid property conslstt ot 1128:26 S •I I Your ho m • C. Brian POfler, 1210 Park ceuluff -b all kinds a calll This business is con-earn: NIGRO, Louta M. Dale Robert Z0tn, 2925 lhrough classlllod. Newport. Newport Beach. ot cons~mor~ PILOT CLASSIFIED ducted by an ind1v1duat t. PROCCACINO, Ger· Chestnut Ave. Costa Meta. through classified 9425978 ca111 92660 · 942·5978 Th• 11g1stian1(1) com-ard o., Jr. Is (ar•I ap--~:!:!!!!::~I!!:~~· Sae VOii' car make nctcs! Rtil yw <lJ1o ext b 1 0 !kM, ntt ~'tsel, we1 nJl ttfor 5 nm ckryts, FREE! * 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92827 Houses/Condos For Sale COSTA M t:SJ\ I0:.!-1 NEW HOMES!! BUILDER'S CLOSE.OUT! Only 1 Left!! 3BA. ovor r.JOO eq. n Bufld9f wlU COO!M'al• · w/flnanclng. 1348 000 Open set/iun t.S 21 t3 Vell•w Rd M2.aOM NEWPOHT Bt:ACH I Oh~ l 'OHONA Nl-;Wt'OHT NJ.;WPORT DEL MAH :.! 122 Bt:ACH 2 169 BEACH 2169 BALBOA PENINSULA 2607 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2ti24 LAGUNA Baker Fairview Triplex, BEACH 2648 S BR ho P k S tti I' 2·Story 2BR 1 \~Ba, IUUT llACH ltEfTAL.I Panoramic ocean v .. w mall 1 • 8 uses ar • e ng.. pvl yard. 1 car gar. A1ta1I NOW! 2br hse, 1 On Mef9wr'lte llrMt S~e IT Sand penlhs• condo. lBr & from water. avail now. W11h Ocean & Sunset $775/mo 979·5257 studio, all have ocean 1417: dasslc con.ge, r• 0 den or 2Br Secrltlce 5650 Incl ulll. Lease, views. Nice 2BR 2Ba --~-----....--..... v i ews. parking & done, 2Br 1ea. gat. AC. Y LY lBR to 3BR S995/mo. Reis req no pell. 675-9229 $895 Chlld OK. No E 'Slde 1BR $9t0, shopping 4119·1460 ttplc. S1250 1417~· 28t (Some Near Beech)I Calf Dennis or Kim Pets. 931•0107 2BR $700. Ou1e1. 18&, gar, redone, $1175 SB504t300/mo 645-6478,d 760-25701 well·kept Lndry. BBQ. :;:,~ ,;_aa~;!i VIiia Rentals Villa Balboa! • • • 1 br. 1rp1. dtw . E~0er;,~sA~3.;,;4::w1y $1175 No I •11,,..,..,1 675-4912 •2BR lBA light, bright pallo. pool enrf gar, • JWS. ~ B11u1tlut lBR • den • f 75 I t -decor, lge 2BR 1BA. * Studio, walk to ca un! S9 nc u<Jes iust redoc, no pets, Ei-t 2b12 .. _ __,._ Nice 1tle...,, Y<Sht dryr util & QARAQEI Call 5685 .. mo 642•71 ,.2 bale, gar. sao<>. No beach. lge private •-van ..,.. c..,.,.,.,, Incl Fireplace. S1250 " pets. 548·9441 -pa110 S595 mo Incl pool,/1pa, encl patio,•----_,,..-.,-.....,..--Barb ag1. 875·5511 , •---------white decor. furn/un-•Lido Penln•ul•• mo Agl 975-49 12 494-2342 efter 6pm. •Do you need lg cloan E.SIDE 2BR, dshwshr. ulll 479.eeao Unique t & 28A Units•---------? G f\Kn 11500, 721-8521 for le•H Prtv111 b<:h, Woter11on1 Newport 11· 2BR olllee. 2Ba 2br Iba arage. new encl gar, patio, no * •2BR 2BA t1plc, MAONIFICl!NT 180-on bey, 073·0030 l•nd, Lg 3br 2ba. nu 310''1 l11s. wetk to cpl , OW. storage pets 645·4319 pool, carport Nr Ocoan I HerbOf Vtn 710 Udo l'etk Dr. paint 'dtepea, lrpl, boach. Yrty Sl300 s750 No Pet 640.2495 EASTSIDE Dover Shor•• 5950 '"Br. 2 .... 8 ., Lois of 11ov1. dishwasher, W mo. Avl 6/1 876-223B 1--La---&----2-B-R B•ck B•" mo. 975"1157 .. ,.... •Shores 2Br, Oen, 2Ba. D hook·up, gar, St49S, • tge sharp • llghl, frHh paln1, nu gar. club/pool prllf· mo. IH.H 67)-6100 2Ba upper, d w lg 2BR. 1BA. back yard, •2BDRM S?OO• Cf~. greet nelghbrhd lgH 1 blk 10 bead\.•---------c losets vo11s. gar gas Wshr Ory• hlilups BDRM SeOO ~o. 72to0e71 $1400 tll8-71M-345.3. S830 No Pet 640.2495 No pets $695 mo •1 * *Move In Speclall 645·1631 all 3pm Fr1g, dshwshr. stove W .tell" 28, 18. . • 2 MSTR Brs, 2'"1Ba, dbl•-------•W•&TCLtFF Small t ••A•k Mgr l'or gar. pvt bkyd. Cal ol< Lovely tBR Courtyard incl No pets 545-4855 NEWPORT BEACH 2669 CO~IA MESA 2 124 hOUH 2BR 1BA. Mu•t Naw erpt/pnt, pool Delalla 'on R•ntel S860'mo, $700 dep selling Gat&d. pOOf, •L.ldo up-etalra 2btl2b1 'Front Row View Udo *:'J':. '°2 ~:h•ga~~~ •,:1e,,,moto .. '!P2~!.~c:..!.•31• ~=M '';'7~8 Bi:;,;,~ Bonuae•ll 548-7588 art 8'wknd• •cllv•hH. Ask about bay view. frpt, gar, & Catalina. •8'. den, lrplc, Nr Mwpt Hts • g -,...., • Ln 827-5107 or 310. 18R & 2BR 1 'l•BA Spec1at1I ts42·5858 S1 350 mo tease, no t>onus rm. 151 t KJ.nga. S1 350/mo. 8~80 48R 2BA. quiet cul-596-4no x 205 Poot. spa, cable hkup 2 quiet E.Sld• Apts 2· Movt·ln Specials! pe1a. 720·9685 Bkr co op. 850-5799 d••ac. Just remod. WESTLAKE VILLAGE 11ry. 2BA 1 ~BA, Houses/Condos For Sale ACHl-:Alit-: l l 2:'J ::t: ,._________ •••a122 •-..time! pauo. tndry fie. no 2 & 3BR Townhomesl •Cl .... Uwnt• Vl•w •"400. L.11 722-0880 v ... ..--·•' G I 546 7307 •• -pota Smt lncd yrd • __ ood __ •o_c _____ _ Hugo 3bf/2.5ba, tun or 722·1008 Mag .- deck, gar, pet ok, 1---------$825 mo or Lg• lncd SPACIOUS 2·S'lory 3Br BLUFFS 2Br 2\')8a 1300 sq II, 2<ar gar Avail now No pets S1095 mo. 675-0068 11275/mo, SS().1924 BLUFFS twnhm. bright Deluxe Furnished yd $900 mo 2448 2')Ba apt w lrplc & •Br 2~8a, now kftch Elden 642·5325 gar. Newly dee $900 ""'1t1-0-.-, _f_o_r _A_<J_u_1_11-c..,..-1itt-' •Newport H•l9ht• t BR 181 hae. patio. fncd yd. nr boachl $750/mo. 97-.5257 w/Frnch doore. brick eachofor 1 BA e•nncdl 3BR 2BA Condo, gated Catt 11111, 646-9660 Haven, NB, 2BR. NW pallo, comm pool oar Tot I 11n1 paint. carpets. b1ck 2832 Vista Def Oro move·1n $600 May secu111y, pool, 1acuz. yard patio. SI lronl· s1150/mo. 640.1208 · pay rentAI .111 & l Sth sauna. some ullt HAL BOA ISU\ND 2606 ' a.A.CR• UNCH $2990, 1500 dn, $75/ 1200 a/f 2BR 2BA, mod- mo. Owner wltt fl· em decor, patio, gar, ~.(906)647-4877 bttlna, paota. clbhae, otc. $195 832-•2•2 R.Bluff 2BR 3BA. den, tge patio. End unit. $1300/mo. 154-7153 if qualified 0 4 2 . Leave JTISg 650-3734 1g1. easy parking S8!>0. 548-3758 Pref 1 ....,1on To dte 2 000 or 54a.i347 ATTRACTIVE 1 BR Avall now. Lge 3BR -,...--~-.....,.,.,---1 .. ~· h w 'k 10 2BA d""'· f I d L•re• Ver••lll•• for prtv deck, gat, w ......,,,.,.....-..,,,..,.,...._~~-..,.. w11 Pvl pa110 •• . '"• rp c w Studio OUT <ff-STATE PHOl't :HTY t :'J:,H MOVING TO WVEGAST O •I u • • 2 BR 2 BA L.u• Bayview Terrace Condo, f/p. PoOf, gym, (Mat East Bluff) ,,.., tann. B••t/MacMhur new, contemp houM, 11,090/mo. d•v• 83e-2BR 2BA. com«, up- 0405, ew. 731·7528 grade•. Ind yard care, STEPS to SC Ptau. MC. 11550, 1~8045 o. uhl Incl $1000 mo Th• Piiot Cl•••l• everything $ 5 7 5 hkup, lrg patio $92!> Agl Sco"11 873·7702 fled May only. 546-9081 ... aecu11ty. No dogs. Walk to beach, many Atgl Ptcp l7s..tOOO Th• mo1t comprehen-310.592·2214 community ammenl· sill• and cunent dlrec· Bachelor Apt. Newport 111s Ful securlly. HAI.BOA l'ENI NSUl.A 2607 1ory of gOOd• and ••t· Hla area Kii. utll Incl $975/mo lease No vices around! no pell. $5951mo + p1t1, no foe Agent . $500 dip &46-0868 TRW 044-721 t l.AGUNA BEACH 2648 •tBR Yrty• w/ga.rage, N.wport Condo'· 110 .... & frlgo. c1o .. 10 merketlboech 5785. TO PUCE AN ID CAU (Z] 642-5678 N. OrHll Cl. 5'0-1 Z2D s. Dn111 Cl. ,...., Have A Garage Sale ! Co The Not Classified~ C' 042·56/w to ploce you1 Garage 5-0 e Ad 1 Tlred of the high COii of !Mng? 2 bod-- room, t bath heme on a t.atge, walled corner tot. Super L•o•fl•"' Com-pletely ronovatedl RV parking . Only 175,000. Call 8 111 Of Helen todoy at (702) 36H2•2 fOt lnfor• ma lion. Spacloue 2Br I Ba condo, nu pnVcrpt. SmJ pet Ole HUD oil S.10/mo.~ NEWt'OHT Ht:ACtf :.! lli!l Uw nr the ocoenfront Ava.I IS/1 MS-5892 fC>f Ju•t '975/mo. Sp••---------clou• 18A, high cell-2BR 18A. gar, nHr Ing•. •kYl~hta, PoOI & beach, newly painted, tennt•. Wetter cute apt S880. 121..eo51 Aemu SC 831-1336 SERVICE DIRECTORY Houses 'Condos For Rent H,\l 111 > \ IS l./\Nll :~1111t Cut• a CINI\ dp«x, IQ IMng --. aml BA, 1 Ba. busy •trffl. Lao se1atmo n+~o•• l'OHC IN I\ IH:I M/\11 .• t .':.! 28A HouM. f\'plc, atnl fncd yd. t 1086 1 a\/\all • USO.. 11• ,Ol't"tlNf, '44o11U Ot 821"141 38A 28A, enctty rm. W/d, rotrlg•rator. Lower unh. 111 Itta. Vacant. t13SO(mo ··~5-2211 Repmrtitg? .............. ........ ............. c.... ..... .......... I LINES DAYS BUCKS Sell your private party merchandise in the Doi~ Pilot Classified Community Marketplace. 'Coll today ot 642-5678 and toke advantage Of this great offer. 3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS ---••' a l*S.Olllft--- ' Service Directory Al>Ul I IONS IU.MOllFU:'-Jli H Ill You can hire an honest, hard WOfklng contrec• tOf', Make the WI .. Choice. WI•• Con- atruaUon S4H223 IHISI Nl-'SS SEllVll I-S .I •"4M LOANS Pereona.I BuliMal Bill• ConeOIOdauon Hom• EquityiAehn. 1·~532 ( AHl't.N l"H\' .l:'llll c·t:RAMIC TIL ES 3:0.2H Se.v1ng Newport for 13 yre TILE OON• RtOHT Uc 430007. 551M 069 THE ORIGINAL DEAN tht TILE MAN leaky ahowara·Acld wa1h & rtQrOul. New & Repair. Bathroom• ShOW9' d00t1 Kite> Floor .. Ptumbtng Uc. 25yra o.c. 873·8065 T\to, marble & hfdWGOd. Everything related . Perr.ct lnstatt. & d .. lgn help. etl-7212 l'I 1-'t\NINCe StllVht~ '"'"' ftp Ill ,.. -11111 ....... .. CONTRACTORS 3~~8 Ru111ll Con11ructton l.ANDSCAPt: & I.AWN CAn•: 3808 New & remod . pnl, OLl'S L.andaoapln9. •••c • comp 1er1t. RHld comm·1 Ouahty Uc.371928, 831·9007 wor 11asonabfe rates CONSTHUCTION H lJlt.l>JNU :l~>tiO Lo 1afa, 265·0619 AJt A.m•rlo•n Trff Sef"vlco. Removal, a.I. Wiison & Sona Trim, Senior Oi1C Room ad dirt mod. ___ F_re_•_•...,•,..1,...· 63"'="l~-8,...4~1~5-~1 Free e1t. Bond CXP D GARDENER: 15 Uc.3574t7 8*17•0 yra COM, NB. Oual.ty WOfk, ,... rates. Reis H ANllY MAN :17 to ""''' o.,._..,. u1-11n '*FINE CRAFTSMNSHIP Fra"k Lendaoapln9 C&rp.. •leet.. plumb,. 25 yr• u_p cleanoup, Tiie, kli., bathe. ma nl. comm. r••· prof Small remod. jObe. _Job, frff .. l. 968-2303 commJYHd. 7»orr42 • TRiii •Imp,..,,_ Your""'* T•tt•••~•.i••• U•"•· I do &-II trtld•• Low •·-• -1 ..... -ptleff, lic'd & ~ ••• ·-......... . Jay. U0-3009 MASONllY .IM:lli MOVING 3 834 PA.PERINO 380G PUBLIC NOTICE '"'~ The Cahf Public Ullll· ties Comm•aeion RI!· OUIRES that all u'od hOUlthOld good• movera ptlnt 1hl lr ROOP'INO 3910 P.U C Cal T numbti, s,, 1 r ootrng Co ttc & hmo~ and chautfeu•• '"t ::5 yn Work gu p11n1 1he11 T C P num· alt tvr.: s ,001 no ber In ell 1ctven1 • 7t4-e7&·6095 m1n11 If you have a W E A T H E R • T I T queateon abou, the ... ROOFINQ All 1 gallty of a mo1.ar, limo w ood , compos 1 on or chauffeur, cell hl•·w lgtll 1fl , Ila Pubhc Vnlll••• roor• uc • 441488 Commla•lon Ft • t 'I 714-65&-4111 l'AHTIES & O <TASll INS :11'4 411 TlJTORlNO :lff:IO For Ad Action CaU a .... .... AO.VISOR M2·H71 1121 per ... par day. 'Thar• AU. you pay. .... "''-... .. ,,_., • ., .. Bila D1M•1 Far more lntonnation, Cal Todayt ~tor~ Sera OllUWy Alprll 11AllN842-4321 &\.310 • t '\1 l'I I I'·,, I ·. \1 f • ' I I \ -_ I I I"• I I I I t I ' ' °'· ' I ' \ . ~ 1 ~I 11 >ii : · I I \1, t •,\I j ) I , I I \, \ I' I '' ' ' ._ .... 111111 • • '71 ,_.Ce.-·u ._,IO va. New •'um· Word ~ -.. ... ovln*r. l4pd. NII OI08fftl ... recll, ttoeo P•lnl, 4 HPl•lna llMrtbroten 11 I I I I II ft_... ----........._ ~ " ~ lt\at .---------·-.. --it'9 -In ·~-... , E!.... • ..... aor, Copier, Chldf9n'• Cleeelo • ..._ poe. PM .... A/C, Mee ..... tt4 cttal1a, •ofe bed, ...,,.,. ~ "'9c, ... alt)6e .. lllWd. cal Ootd, Cloth ... ta, ;84 T..... ... '3800 1•41H '°"9d ..,.. .. ,. ... ,... ..., "'-' • ~--..... -• .... Cat. ~ ... __.... _,_ 900fY may ~e ~ • Wt--lftt ..... _ ----.. -· .. --.. to call a 800 nutntMtr •• 14, long "*""-o4 the e.mlvt youno _,... beNIHft In whlCh "*-la a train, V-neck and 11 Iba, mal• ... laat h .g.. ~ 14 • '7 IO c,_.,ge per mlnul•. baelc, long ~. ... Ip, 1711...,..... D.i flt4t•t.... -.octioOo ..... 197 Md .... I epe1 ..., (Ith a,.,,.,,.., WWWll&l llNll moor· AMiPM, 0 T•"· c .. '·,I IUI I • Ina. pr.._ J or K. Whle, ~. hllc Olei Tt ...... ata UllOOLl9 '7t nu Ollcf\, bftte. tr.,,., '59 T·81rd, ftrlma ...., S/19, ~ ~ ... the P8I* Ill ape., __ .-,. ____ _._ Gt .. t for faff 01 win- ( J. \•,,.~'I j ( I ' , ' I ~ ~ CalMO High-def ev.nte. TMre .. a.tender T ....... I tar ~dlngl SAC tenda Dr, Corona dal no door 10 door eot1o-Needed. •am up to Sits, 432-0311 cau .._ Taaot8te C........... 4e0 ' big · llf••· 129k ml, Shape. Mu•t 1•11. eng. runs DOOd ltnl U3o0. 173-MC>e U&.000. Home 702· MUil .... "'2.oM7 'M Tewete 4114 tong 7"9-67051114..0~oe, 110/\IS 1111 Mar... Plea .. M•• ltlnO end ~ WOUid 1150 deity, aa1e1y .. .n.r 1pm U. '*Ink• our tamltyl won< only one htur· ou... ful Contac1 Mary et Mt-day a *••k untll _., 0t part tltna. ________ _. ,.._ ... I' •·' 2 wk tra6nlng, WGn*i, ....---------_,., ac .. oo • ou.. Earn ,,..., at Oii otdet. Cetl: Queen Of Panor Palma, Lau ••oo RE monev and ttav. ""'· ...... •••• w faet tau. S20 •a. ••• Chrl• craft f)• •" • tool Must be out• potted. Harb plsnta, Large Gold going and poMMa a St ... 9 7 .._9482 Woody all natural Rope Bracelet, toet at poeltlve attltud9. rtor 17 W. new engine. South Cout P1u.a on more lnfOfmadon call Shade or Pine trae•, 15-S8000 (714) 895'1451 Maye, 1892. OWN•" Paul Jelley at 842'-gallon, 10 fOf' S200. 1· 19' ao•~n Wt.. .... •aa ~oozx fu11v loaded, Hcurlty, 1· tope, lo ml, $10,050 obo. lmmac •t34181 Si\/\11 'tlM:> D • V 18 TAT• DI 4333 Ewt. 1ot. ' gallon planla, S1 ••· new 70hp Johnaon ONLY .IKW•LRV 1--c-e-a""h""te-( ... lf'"'•_,lle..,_.r__ VarlelJaa. 874·9428 VOA, trailer, cover. Ctf '18 TUIM Celwert 5 ::.~~-=~10~-=~ Full or Part ti~ po9'-Wedding Df•H, a.10, lvry eonel, new ball, apd, white, lo ml, 0tlg COi i H"llBI t-:s tlon. Cheek cashing or Lee, Portrt Collar, Cth· $8200, 831-0184 owntr, lllnt cond. 117,700 CALL (714) 458-8788 taller exp raq. P1aaaa Franch & Vlctorlsn Antq drl tm, S295, 840-e038 1--,9""9'"'"""a,_o_•_ton--Wha--t-.-r-•ea L..-M 33k ml w/ ot>o 733-0930. '32·8234 (Ulf: Small Whit• appty In perton. New· caNed roaewood tum, 115' "Ml1chlef", 70 2 yr warr, grt cond, 1 POOdJe, Female, Blue port Check CUhlng. 1840-1880. Fina col-Yamaha. aeall 5, 91 owner, local car, b9d. S1'S, 5 •pd. PIS. 8u1lneu 702·240- AM/t'M, Tiil, chlm 5511 or, ... 248-S5'4, whl•. bum~rs. hllch. 'II FIRlllRD nu cllcl'I, l>tk•, trana, big Urea &5100 673-N~W 350 Ch•vy 15eo5 ' • motor and 350 trans, 1 ... 'ORD ,350 12400/obo, 890-0055 Dually Lariat ex-1M8 Muatang, 289 t•ndad cab. White. V-8. AT. OS% Ma- 32,000 mllu. Bad chanlc•lfy nHtor•d. Uner. chrome wtteela, New Interior, Juel good Urea, axcattent needs paint Job to b• condltlonl 460 V·8. betl•r than naw. Book velue: 117,000. 14950 OBO Must Hll S15,000 (714) 848-157t 080. 84-.0180 Why play Hlda N '71 Ford Courier To pl•e• an •d In Saek w11h chlldcera? Cl•••lo Dufftetd 18' ov.rh•ad rack, 11050 TM PHot classified, Call Th• Piiot today! IHI I 7 Nylon Collar, loat at 2023 Harbor BIVd 0 . lec:tlon Incl: 8" mlrr w/ Trallrlta 16950 673·1123 114,500 545-8788 .... PORT MY HIN FaJNlew & Fair on 51 ---------columna, 2nd Empire ~.:.clou• rooma 13/92, Name: Piia•. If DENTAL ASSISTANT bad, 2 mrbl chests, lg HMW !lll.IU El.c Boat. Totally re-842·2114 Call M2·H78. 642·5678. turb Nu mtr, batteries, •1987 aMW aaa ... i;:::::::::====...:::::::::::===.--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-= Nfrtg & micro, found, contact Chris Plauant Of'Oup prac· dlaplay cabinet•. contlnent•I bkfaat, (h) 54s-12n or tlca In Newport Beach carved armolre w/mlrr maid ~ a much (W) 754-1151 naeda FIT A .. t w/axp. front, aml tbla, catVed Atttntlon: Ttdclr h1r Contcton! mote. Located ctoae .....,,.."""'""_______ RDA pref. Good ben-•rm chra. All top quat- to beach/airport. LOST: White Coekatlel, •flt•. Call 840-1122 lty, fine eond plaeas. Weekly rat•• from vicinity E. 18th St,1.,...________ Muat Seel 723-e239 1150, tat tJ.m• guests Coate mesa. Mate DENTAL EmployHtl only. Qt4000 grfevlngl Rawardl Call Employers. Outatand· VI\('.\ 111 IN ICI-~ l'·\I s 2722 898--3311 ewt &o7S4 Ing opportunftlN. Call day•, 722·9912 nlghi.. 714-523-1545 Beige Sec'I )!Int cond 1---------S125, lg oak din tbl DENTAL-ORTHO $140 64-4-8870 Rectepttottfat FIT•---------8AUIOA OCN FRONT No eves or Sat. Ban-Cffae Tbl lite Oaj(. S75, Private Luxury Hom•. •fits. Beautiful ofc In R • e 11 n • r /o t tom a n Can accommodate 2 Nwpt Cntr 844·1281 S150, Tlttany awag couplea. $900/Wk lnel 1-----·----lamp $85, 847-0070 d amen. Avall. 5-20 INSIDE SALES Cream/mauve Sola $75, to .. 27, 7·11 to 7·18, Llghtbulba Unllmlted Conaole Stereo w/cus- 1-15 to 1-29. NS/NP DWM ... k• attractive 11 currently Interview-tom case plyr built-In t'lJHNITUtU: tiOl-l Announcements Wtll aacrmce Lindsay Purpus Umited edition "Lectv Anne" Teddy Bear • 8 of only 1 oo made, 1200. Please eall 842-4321 X332 day• or 631-3220 avaa t'RU; TO YOU 6022 switch & paint. Spee Dalphln gray/tan, new canv•• top. Mint brakes, 81k well ma!"" cond. S5800obo 648-tamed mites. Clifford 2587/h llSt-4282/W alarm, cruise control, POWt;R HOAlS 7012 •2e ••• R•w '79 lmmae cond, ssss·. l nvatd, VHF, Lor· pow« windows, A/C. $11,900 Obo 310-798-0550 Iv mag CHEVHOLE r 90~5 wanca, In water NB, '83 CAMMO Black, FREE·. 1 cubic vird worth S14k aelllng for Z28, 305 engine, over-• $8900, 723·1255 drive trana. 15000. of dirt. 548-3120 1-------890-0055 , 31 ' Monterey Flshlng 1-~------- JEWELHY. HIHS & Alff tHI:.?:> Trotler '24. m1ored In ·11. '85 CORVETTE SUS'• lnvelltO. VHF. lorsn, Red w/balge Interior, 11 .. uty, new Penun. dttstl engine, 1n H20 Na worth glass top, 17" whaela <>wn.r 873--8372 young female to ahar• Ing lndlvldull• H•k· $75, Tan RecllntH' $25, 819 ... , Leke Cabin fabuloue ocean front Ing a caraer In retail and MOREi All In idnt •Vlnt•e• Wetchea S45k, Hit S10K dwn, & tires. ZR·1 rear OWC no Int. 723-1255 bumper. Custom 3 eatata In exchange for HI••· Excellent pros· eond, call after 5pm Bought, Sold and R• BR lBA, SSS per light houaekeeplng, peets. Ratall aalea exp 842·8129 paired 894·8550 1·a~p-o""'.l~lo_2,...4""'•_,_D_u-al_C_o_n- nlght. Slaeps 8. baby•ltllng. Salary required, howavtH' not trot flu b ....,.. NB Sil paint. 42,000 mllaa. S14,500/obo. "23-5917 posslbla. 497-0866. neeHsarlly In llghtlng Futon frame " pad. • ' rvv. p, i[ MORRO weekly ~--------as full training wlll ba $40. Flberglasa bacic-trall•r. Loran, ball Call 848-6200 aummer rental. Sl••P• Recently laid off but fl-given. Calf Melvyn, board StS. 720-1023. ~8n~~·:~ :S;~9~~ar, 5 ~ ... on •. Call (714) nanelally secure. At-648-5227. KINGSIZE WATERBED. DATSUN 9060 4~874 or 770-9624 tractive gentleman 411---------No-wave mattre... In· OAK, xlnt eond, exec aHkl flt & fun SWF INSIDE SALES cludH frame & head-office: desk, chra, 25-35 for tannla, The Customer Sarvtee boerd. Good condl· Illes, mlac. 751·1424 lunch, beach & travel. Department ot tha tlonl Only S200. Call days, 721-099t evH SAIL BOATS 7014 '72 240%, NEW MOTOR, SUPER CLEANI $4000 obo HENTALS TO SHAHt; 272•1 BAl.SOA PENN. ex.c. condo. 1 Of 2 rooms. Pvt BA, furn, S575 Of 1875.1 ~on. 723-1407, 831·8314 Fully furn twnhs in CdM to ahr w/prot, nr pool/ apa. S475, Incl utll. 844-2929 Mature Female to Shr '9 Condo In NB pool. tennis , Jacu. sec, $450/mo 850-9428 M••• Verde, m/t, nl• neat 25-30 to ahare 4BR home. Bed/Bath avail. $450. 434-7888 NB awesome 3BR 2~BA oceanfront, on the boardwalk In Hnd $600. \l'J utll. 848-7529 Newport Hts. Room for rant, non-amkr, $430. Full houH prtv. CaJI Bruce 54Mt55 Commercial Real Estate BUSINESS (ffl,.ICE f 'OR Ht:NT 2769 300 720, 3738 S/F 1~8 S/F. 1617 West· ellf'I, NB. Agt 541-5032 Huntington Beech Office tor Rant $350 per month, ht and a.curlty. 848-8200 INDUSTRIAL 2788 400 2000,3600 Sq it. 3975 Birch St. Npt Bch 541·5032 Agt David S40-6021 MEMBERSHIPS 3018 Newport Beach/Costa 589-7904, leave mes- ' Mesa Dally Pilot II •age. PETS & ANIMAJ,S 6049 looklng tor Talamar-•--------- ketlng Proa with eon-On u Watarbad maple alatant rasulll. PleaH hi-post trm, lnclu float •NEWPORT BEACH call for appointment at mattresl/hHttH' $150 •Slberlen Hu•kte• 8 COUNTRY CLUB 842-43l3. obo 538-9960 wks otd, AKC, Gold/ CLASS ''A" Golf Mam-SOLID OAK white, blue eyes bershlp, 6So-6413 SPECIAL EVENT BEDROOM SET S300/H, 943-8265 LINDBORD Tannla Club SOLICITORS Fits Full/Oueanslze Al(ITA. AKC Male, lam· HB, Hlllng tamlly Ill• W bed. Mirrored & fly pet, obedience time mamberahlp, ANTED llghtad headboard. trained, S yrs, IC1ras, $400 obo 538-9960 Drawers, cabinets. Ar· $250, 723-5703 Employment Opportunities CnhltrnltltfYIUonlst Part-time, WMkends. L.atf Stop 852-8792 Door Host Part-Time Evet/Wknda at L.atf Stop. 852-8762 Th• Deity ltltot Is moke Included.. Excel----------eu"ently contracting lant condition. Must Delmetlon Pup tho .. who poaMH an aeell $800 OBO 7 Month Old Female, out-going eplrlt and a 842-8822 AKC Papers, $300, winning amll• to wo.1c 1..,,.,--------559-<4984 at our booth• and ••II Super •Ingle H20 bed, 1ubaerlptlon1 at varl· heater, padded ralls, oua apeclal avant• In 3-drwr ~d. Ilka nu the Orange Cout S75, Frigidaire Ralrlg area. No axpa(lence I• wrtca grt 150, 5-drwr required. Start at drear S&C> 759-9572 S5.00 an hour plu• comml .. lon on ••ch cirder you Hit. Thi• Is an easy way to gal extra Income. For more Information con- tact Paut Jelley at 842· 4333 Ext. 209. Mt:HCHANl>ISE MISC 6015 •HUGE GARAGE SALE Fum, cl1ha, eprt equip, h•ahld llama, SaVSun 8a-3p, 2807 Carob St. Garage Sales Th CAT 30' Loaded W/many xtras, lmmac cond, Must Sea Thia Onel S16k obo 289-0225 SPEED & SKI BOATS 7016 19' OLASTRON '87 190HP Marc/erulstH' I/ 0 , Open Bow Tri-Hull, Sun-Top, Traller, Lota of storage. Great Ski Boat In excellent con- 957.9390 day1 HONDA 9085 •'83 CIVIC 1300• 4 Speed, Alr Condi-I tlonlng, RUN GREATI, 35-40 MPG, 2 new tires. 155k miles (50% highway mllaa). S2399 obo STEVE 754·1262 HYUNDAI 9090 dition (10 person ca-•88 GLS gOOd condl· paclty). $10,500 OBO. ' Call (714)8.46-1571 lion, sunroof, naw tlraa, $3,500. 248·2447 MAlllNJo: SLll'S DOCKS 7022 BALBOA COYE SLIP 1250/mo. 30 Ft, park· Ing avail 95<>-8145 JAGUAR 9105 'U .... l ·°Type 4.2 "d•b retl0!90, Pf"'-w/bllt ln1, mldlg # •• tw IN, l*f cones. pre betw mitt. bound to i.pprc, $'211 (303) 799-2491 You! UPTO saoo ·1 Just a note to tell you that the PHot sold my boat. Not the Register or the 11mes! Art Verdult Costa Mesa OVERSJUFFED? WE'VE GOT THE ANSWER Is every nook and cranny of your garage stuffed? Can't remember what it feels like to pork your car inside? We've got the answer! Advertise your garage sole in the Doi~ P~ot Classifieds. If any items listed in your garage sole od don't sell, we'll run those listed items (under merchandise) the foUowing week ot GAllA .. no charge! Sal • iiiili~~~ Coll 642-5678 Today' Cl&J.'>~1f1t'd Commu111t Market /<Jee BUSINESS LOCATION Naw bldgs. ofc/ware- h••. atoretmts, roll-up doora Alto street front 1howrm1 Great CM loe. Ste!U at 79e P9t ft. Agt. 860-1220 PER MONTH * NO CllLECTIONS * Early morning motor routes available. Deli vet Monday thru Saturday. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Bu:.m~~:. ~ Finance HUSINt;ss Of'l'OHTUNllY 2904 P-. Phone• • Pou. S900 Wkly Income • Min. Invest. $9,600. 1 • 800-22$-2290 MONEY TO LOAN 2914 Announcements No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper n. iilJPIL fits fn. fs Ad Actian Cll 1 Mil . .... MZ·5'71 Must have dependable transportation and ~iability insurance . CALL 642·4333 By CHARLES GOREN w ith OMAR SHARIF and TANN AH HIRSCH PLAY OR DEPEND? North-South vulnerable. North deals . ' _____ ..__ •lsntfinnt domett1c ad1u11tment Be aw•rt o( (luatln!tt rtlatlng 10 dur1ble produc'tl. Fin•n<'11I plrtuft brightt'n• by 10 pm Malnl11n equ1hbr1um SCORPIO <Oct 2.3·Nov 211 lndi· vldual who KOrned your dforu 1".s !h•n 1wo WMU ago will now be N)'1.n,. "I d1dn I und•nt1nd, but now I dot" fOC'U on bruie iaun. 1urv1vel employ· m•nt, de~ndtnt• Plt(ft Involved ACrrTAUUS (Nov 22·0«. 21) You Cl'l1gh1 not hAtv• Mked lot Lt but th• lude'1hip role now r.stt on your 1houlders! 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