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moet popuw clop and freshwater fish are
Ill Ru110'1 store in N rt Beach?
~ retriever ~goldfish
2) mcbr spaniel 2) Siamese fighting fish
3) dadlshund 3) guppies 5-ce: ~'-II
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Inside the Pilot
Some shocking responses
The ~ you-name-it~11et.to-ride contest is chugging alOna.at ful ite.m. The oany "Not readers haw swamped the
switChboards with ~ names fot the newest YeSRI in
Ralph Rodhlem's Eledrk: Boal Company fleet.
Sa~l How aboUt 'Watt fun" 0t "Shodc Wave" 0t "Joll "
for" complete list to date ol the sumested names, see A.9.
The contest pum on. Ull the Reiders' Hodlne, 642-6086,
~)th your suggestions .tnd win a free boat ride.
farewell to the Class of '92
Caps; SoW!'5• freedom. Today ii ~ day at Newpott-
Mesa high ~ and the Daily Pi ~II be at each of the
ceremoriles. ~ CXMrall!, U.. with the waduation rolls
from each IChool, Will appear ln Wednesday's edition.
Education's
elder statesman
...,.. Longtime Newport-Mesa school board
member calls these the toughest times he's ever
seen, but vows to keep fighting for the students.
By Russ Loar
Staff Wraer
A s the curtain falls on the Newport-Mesa Unified School
District's 25th year, school board member Rod
MacMillian can say he's seen it all.
MacMillian, 65. was first elected to the board of the Costa
Mesa Elementary School District in 1965, which in July 1966
unified with the Newport Elementary School District and the
Rod MacMilli;in:
Over the years
Changing faces
of the trustee
who has served
for 27 years
Newport Harbor Union High '
School Dist rict to become the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
Distric1.
"Most of my life, I've been
working for young people,"
MacMillian snid. "As far as I'm
concerned this is about one of the
toughest times we've faced."
MacMillian, whose school board
term expires in November 1994,
has no thought or throwing in the
towel despite tough economic
times for local ~hoots ... l pion to
stay with it as long as I'm doing a
ood job " he said. _
His connection with local
schools goes nll the way back to his
days as a student at Ncwpon
Harbor High School, where he was
editor or the Beacon school
newspaper. MacMillian also
covered sports for the Daily Pilot,
then called the Newport Harbor
News Press. After a tour oC duty in
the Navy, he returned to Costa
Mesa and the News Press where
his du ties ranged from city beat
reporting to press room work.
In 1947, M~illian founded the
Harbor Arca lllseball Program to
&ive kids a chance to piny a little
summertime baseball without the
high-pressure atmosphere of Lillie
League. By 1972, when the
ba eball program hit the 25·ycar
mark. there were about 3,SOO
students.playing on 282 teams. As
commissioner or the prosrnm,
MacMillian fought for support
from cities, sold t4lndy to raise
money and was known for firing
volunteer coaches who believed in
winning at 111 costs.
H is dedictllion to young people
led to a job at the Harbor
Area Boys Club, where he was
assistant director for 15 years,
followed by two years as a teacher
at Mater Dci High School in Santa
Ana. MacMillian was also area
director or Catholic Big Brothers
from 1966 to J974. A father of six
children and a grandfather,
MacMillion owns the Cafe Prcgo
restaurant on Catalina Island.
"l've worked with probably
hundreds of board members over
these last 40 years and I know or
no one more genuinely and
sincerely conunitted to 1he
well-being of the individual child.''
said Newport-Mesa school district
Superintendent Joh n Nicoll ... He's
a great man."
Fellow school board members
See MACMILllAN_. Piii
Coming soon to · DC: Bush, Perot
...... Thursday campaign stops to reflect radically different
styles of the President and his undeclared challenger. lighting the ship
C.olumnisl Milt Petracc.i
uys win or be, ROIS Perot
will· help America get bKi<
on course. See pap A9.
day, is scheduled 10 speak al nn
Industrial League or Orange
Coun1y luncheon on Friday a1
the H)all Regency Irvine. He
will re1rea1 from !here to a Re-
publican Party gathering at the
Four Seasons I lotel in Newport
Center.
By Tony Oodero
Stitt Wt1ttr
wildly different campaign stops.
NEWPORT BEACH -Presi·
dent George Bush and presiden·
ti al hopeful Ross Perot will be
swinging through Orange County
late 1his week in separate and
While Dush will be wooing
supporters at a high-powered
business luncheon in Irvine,
Perot is set lo make his first pub·
lie California campaign appear-
ance using a backdrop or carnival
rides and live music on the
grounds of a onetime wild ani-
mal park.
Dush plans lo i.tay al the Four
Seasons, the same hotel he
Sta)ed in during a visit last April,
See VISIT/BIC* Piii
Pet
snake's
got a
·mean
• gnp
Biting the
lland that
feeds it
Pet Burmese
python swallows
hand of woman
Bush, who will arri'e Thur::.·
By lotiAM Basheda
SUI! Wrbf
COSTA MESA -A 12-foot python named
Judice was recovering at the city's animal shehcr
Monday after its panicky caretaker stabbed ud
stomped on it when it wallowed her hand.
Police uid Marina Ames, 21, was &canil.'I out
the reptile's aquarium :H her brotftt o
Avenue apartment Sunday afternoon when it
latched onlo her h:and with it's mouth MCI
stutcd to squce2e.
The Burmese python kills its pf'IJ. 1rU Mhg
its bones with its strong jnw · and tiny,
splin1cr·like teeth -or stranglina it. The nnke
will only oat li~c animals.
"No way was it gonn:a cat 1 .-oman;" uad
Animal Control Officer Dob O'Brien at a news
SM PYTHON/Im ....
Council adopts
budget· lear-s
state 'thievery'
...... City employees asked to forgo salary
raises. Arts funding retained for now.
By LoriAnn Basheda
Sndt Wlltt
COST A MESA -The City Council managed to
adopt a balanced budget Monday, but spent the next
several hours cutting costs and asking city emplO)ees
to forgo their pay raises this year in anticipation of
"thievery" by state officials. ·
"I do not intend to alarm the community, but
we're in an extremely serious situation," sa id City
Manager Allan Roeder. "The budget we adopted to-
night will not be the final budget. We will have to
make amendments after the state adopts its budget."
Jn order to offset an estimated S12 billion deficit,
the state has proposed myriad measures that take
money from cities, which Roeder predicted could
cost Costa Mesa as much as $3.7 million.
To prepare for that, council members directed
Roeder to ask city employees if they would agree to
give up their pay raise this fiscal year, which begms
July l, for a $750,000 savings. Since employees arc
under contrac~ they have the right to refuse
After voting for this, councilman Joe Erickson
asked other members to delete about $90,000 in cul-
tural arts funding.
Vice-Mayor Sandy ~nis agreed, but councilmen
Peter Buffa and Jay Humphrey refused to support
the motion, pointing out the arts fund has already
been cut in half in the fiscal year 1992·'93 budget
Mayor Mary HombuckJe ast the deciding vote to
retain the funds -but only for the time being.
Before wrapping up the discus ion, council mem·
bers voted to cut their saJarie 25 pcrccnl.
ln other business, the council postponed the deci-
sion on the Save Our Selves Soup Kitchen's pro-
posed return to the Rea Community Center.
.
Gal pleads guilty in
Aissa Wayne anacK
...... Private investigator admits conspiring
with Dr. Thomas Gionis in 1988 assault.
By LoriAM Basheda
Sutl WIV
SANT A ANA -Private mve!>ttgator OJcd Dan~cl
Gal tJlcaded guilty Monday to helping Dr. Thomas
Giom hire two thug to beat up the surgeon's ex-
wife Aissa Wnync and her thcn·bo)fr1cnd Roger
Luby.
The plcB came le than a month after Gionis wu
found guilty of orche trating the attack on the John
Wa) ne·s daughter during a heated custody b4llle in
October, 19 .
G:il, free on $10,000 b:iil, face::. ~lightly more than
fi-.e )e:irs in state prison.
Gionis ndmilleJ he hired G;il to follow ht cx-
wife, but tried to paint the lcuth a a hot-tempered
gurmhoc "'ho ma) have ta~cn it upon himsctr to
hire the thug
Gal denied he acted on his o" n and pro ecutors
initial!) planned 10 use him o a ~cy "'itne m Gio-
nis' trial. llut when it bc.:came app rent that Gal
might be unpredictable, pro ccutor dcclincJ to caall
him to the witnc ta.nd.
Later. Gal claimed the J1 trict attoroe) haJ re-
See GAUllcl Piii
A2 Tuesday, June 18, 1992
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Jim Roberts
HE IS:--------------
The owner and originator of the Balboa Beach Company, an
entertainment-oriented, family-style beach clothing and accessory
~lore on lJalboa lslanu. There arc also B:ilboa Beach Clubs in
Palm Desert's To" n Cen ter and at the Oasis Water P:irk in P:1lm
Springs.
FIRST OF ITS KIN ----------'
The original Balboa lJeach Club "as fou nded in 1979 in the old
Fun Zone on the Balboa Peninsula, but \\as force d to move in
1983 "hen the Fun Zone \\\lS remodeled.
··11 is the: first real beach family store," s~1id Roberts. ··we pro-
' ide high quulity merchandise that rcnects the Califo rnia lifest}IC
for locat.. and 'i'>1lors."
MR. MUSfC·-----------
Rubcns · career as a su rf musician came to an end in 1979 when
he realiLed that it was too hard to help raise his then four chil·
dn:n anti continue to be a professional musician.
"I still con~ide r myself an entertainer," Roberts said. But now
he .1ppliei, entertainment to retail. "During the summer we have
our annuJI sale, Roberts said. "It is an ongoing event with live
mu-,1c and cntert:11nment inside the litore."
Robert' "nnted 10 combine business with something that he
had ah' .1~" enjoyed. surfi ng. "I always have fi ve surfing and water
:.p11rt '1deo-. going on at all times, the store is bright, colorful, and
fun "1th lotli of you ng people," Roberts said.
FAMILY TRADITIO~---------
. \I) chiltlrcn have worked in the business from the beginning, it
b a f:1milv tradition." said Roberts. lie h:is five children. A 22-
)1.·.1r il.llbur \'JC\\. ~idem.-RobGfts ""ookJ like-to rrr.rlre""t1Tt;Bn1-
b\1;1 Uead1 Co. the ucs1111.11ion i,top in Ne" port Beach.
··1 """' my shirts to be kn o"n around the ''orltl," Roberts said.
· I h,1, c phutoli of people with Balboa Deach Co. shirts from Tai-
" ·111. ~I Jd.1gascJr, Africa and 13orneo."
Co ta l\lcsa
\ r.:,1J, 1 • ,f th.: .'UOU Mock of
hllO\\lfL llold J"•l11.C h.: )U\J'l.:'Cl~ hi\ '"'c r \ll•k a 11.'1.:' l\10n I mm hi\ horn. An111d111i: 111 the m.111. his )I\·
I.: r I\ .1 h, f!llO at.IJ1C1. anJ nc1ghbl11\ tult.I him th.:\ 'J" her around the .1p.1rtrncn1 th.! t.l.1y 11 \\J) brnl;cn in10. · • J).mhn I l.1zk\. ~'· wa' Jrrc)t1.t.I l-rnl.1y for hccy1rig m th~ :000 blod
l•I 11.irllllr 11 .. uk,.11J The man wa)
0t1'0 hook.:d r.ir Ir 1flK wJrr.int. ml\· 1Jcrn,.mor h, .,h w.trr.int anJ show·
mg (.Ilse 11k nt1f1c.111011 10 an officer. • I our P"'l'k wer1. .irrc\tct.I on su~· pKllln of rohhcr, On r riJJV, Alan Johnwn, .n, I 1nilltlw Oa1l;,Jalc, t8, ant.I Kathleen Sm111i. 21, were ar-rc)tet.I on robbery ehar_En al lhc Santa Ana r ree\\aV m ~Jn Onofre Further t.1c1ail~ were not a\,11lable 111 pre)\ time On S.11urt.l.1\', Wane
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A "Oman tn the 100 block or Topaz spotted a prowler peering in through her bathroom window wnilc she was unt.lrc:.sin~. When he noticed that he w;i§ caugllt, the prowler s:iid "\Orry" ant.I ran off. • Someone removed a tire from a e:ir parl;ed 1n the 300 block of Narcissus
ant.I let the eJr drop causing damag· mg. • Burglars hit 1 rc)1dcncc in the 3000 block or Carob collecting II large boot of items including jcwefry, a TV and
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At top, a water ballon is
burst over the head of
teacher Dana Aguilera dur-
ing the Next-To-Last-Day-
Of-School party held by
Newport Heights Elemen-
tary School at Cliff Park in
Newport Beach Monday.
Above, students
~...,...rate drenching_
their teache r.
At right, Mrs. Agui lcra's
4th a nd 5th grade students
dominate in th e
tug-of-war contest.
Th e party included hot
dogs, cupcakes, three-
legged races, egg toss and a
water balloon fight at th e
end of th e day.
Pbotos by Marc Martin
Nominations being
accepted for home
beauty contest
COSTA MESA -Mesa Pride, a local
citiLens' group, is accepting nominations
today 1hrough June 30 for be'>t single-famil)
•
"
~o more hells,
No more books
N o more teacher's
WILD
PARTIES!
home, best apartment condo, and best
neighbo1 hood block in Costa ~lcsa.
l:.ntncs \\ill be judgeJ on O\erall
appearance, IJnd,caping ;rntl genct al upkeep,
and lhe "inners in the th ree c.1tcgories -
announced in August -"ill recei\.c their
picture in the Daily Pilot and pri Lcs donated
by local merchants.
"We do 1h1s to encourage Costa Mesa
resic..lcnts 10 beautify their neighborhoods,"
!i.Jitl chaimoman Jacl..ie Gilli .
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lOCATION Sill SHAf'f
Hwntlngton 1·J fair
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COOOfll Ml Mar 1·2 ~ lapna llHch 2·3 (air
S.n Clement~ 2·3 (lilt
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If )ou'd lil..e 10 nominate our home,
con<lo, apartment or block -or e'en a
friend·s -)OU can:
1) Call nominations into the Pilot's
Readers' Hotline :it 642-60)6 and lca'c )our
n~tme, address and phone number;
2) Send nomin:itions to Neighborhood
Pride A\\ards, P.O. Box 3949, Co!lta Mesa,
92628-3949.
For additional information, call
Chairwoman Jacl..ie Gillis :it 548-3350.
lDCAL RMPBIA11RI:
Newport Beach 66/SS
Balboa: 67/57
Costa Mesa: 72/59
Corona del Mar: 70/57
TlllAY:
Mostly sunny this aft.,noon with Mtht
In the IOw to mid 70.. '•rtly doudy '" '8w morning with light winds. lows In the hlaft
SOI .
FaCAIT:
Moldy clear WMMsday and Thunclay e~c~ paftfy cloudy in the momlng.
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No COMtil acMIOriet .,.. poAM OWef
Inner waters. Uaht warlable wl•tl• becomln1 Mil to ilouthwftt. 10 to 15
llnoCt with 2 ~ Ifft ttift ~ Md
~Ing with a ...-ty SWll ol 4 r..t.
Mornln1 cloude, with fair 11cMt this
aft., noon. -Sun HM: 5:411.111. s....tJ 1112 p.M.
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Newpoft Beach/Costa Meaa Dalty Pilot Tuesday, June 16, 1992
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In community news, ou~~eaile~s ar-e our souPces
I t was one of those phone calls that
illustrate the way community
journalism works.
A woman called and asked if anyone
in the newsroom knew
when President Bush
and Ross Perot were
coming to town.
hadn't heard anything myself, so I gave
the lady a couple of places to contact,
including Republican Party headquarters.
Then one of our reporters got the
altogether brilliant idea that maybe we
ought to check this out too. A couple of
because somebody told us.
A local newspaper is
something like the town
busybody: always lbtening;
always talking. We're your
bachelor neighbor George,
and your spinster-nunt
Goldie.
A local newspaper is
something like the
town busybody:
always listening; -
always talking .
when Y.C J o, it\ ollcn "ere \J\ll) better inlurmeJ th.in l \\,1-.. I
bccau-.c -.umconc depu1JcJ on them. 1 hey r;.111geJ in"'> le
tipped us ull th;it lrom the g.1rruluu') go"ip "hu kepi :.in ~
something foh) \\a') :.iccurn1c count uf 1ip-. of Jll 1he iceberg
going on. Mo-,t lluat1ng through tuY.n and Y.a') more th:i ,
commun1t\ '>lu_r~ic,....'-.---ll·•PP} tu tn: qu.ull:.11. w ~oolh __
aren't 1hah\.1rll·hllt1ng, llhldcr \\hu alY..1)'> l..m:w Y.hal wa.,
an}'\'<1~ ·1 he~ hJ\C lu undcrncJlh, ;.mJ could nc,cr be <JU\.HcJ
do ''Ith g~1c.J pl·oplc Uu\h l)pC'> \I.ere u~dul. nut JU'tl tu me
\\ho IH1\e d"puh:' \\ith but. t \\Ould Jr~ue. to the cununonY.cJ(
I said I didn't know
they were traveling
together. The caller
said she'd just heard
that they were both
coming to town !loon
and wondered if we
knew anything about it.
hone call~ and the information wit
ours. President Dush is scheduled to visit
later this week. Not only that, so is Ross
Perot, although it turns out he and Dush
arc taking separate nights. And there
may be somethi,ng about having to gather
50,000 signatures on a petition begging
Perot to come before he'll agree to
appear. Maybe not. That was just a
rumor.
Generally, we find out
about most everything of
consequence, and a lot that
isn't of any consequence al all. Out most
of the time, the reason we find out about
something is that somebody called and
told us about it. Or we called and asked
an open-ended question.
unc another. or 10 To uo rCiJ\llnJblv \Wll 111 this tiranch of
whom odd things happen. V1.:ry little of JOurn.ilbm. )OU hJ\.e to rc!>pell people
it has to do \\ith president!> "ho ure rooted in the commumt) If Not too long ago, I \\J\ J reporter. I
was u basic, work-a-da) kanll ol n:portcr. iho-.c people re~p~ct the ne\' !>p:.iper
pretty nosy and persi~tcnt. Not \Cf) 1.:nough 10 1.111. to at .1nJ u~c ll as 1he1r
...
-~Ill l asked around the
newsroom. rr anyone
knew about it, he was
out and couldn't be
Anyway, it just goes to show, doesn't
it? People think we know everything
that's going on in the community.
Actually, it's the people who know
what's going on. If we find out, it's
''Hey there, anything going on?" much drifted bv in the loc;.il !ltrl.;im ol !lounding bo.ud, ihcn 1hc ne\\!>pJpa
C\ClllS \\ ithout 'm) gr;.ibbmg 11 and -.u\.Cl.CU'l in full ailing th function Editor's
Notebook
"Oh, nothing much. President coming
to town. That's about it." examining it. After a ''hale, ~ou gel /Job Hiii I:.tJ..t·n is •H istant ulitor of
reached for comment. I
Instances when we use documents and
investigative techniques are rare. And
rc a-.onably well informld. tilt• IJailJ /'i/ut. I/is t·u/umn runs un
Dut there \\ere people in Im\ 11 \\ hu 'fue dn,1 .
I
Send your Items lo Bob van
Eyken, The Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. I Today
Marriage seminar -Did
you ever wonder Why Men and
Women Have Affairs? Joanie
Heinemann, R.N., will address the
topic on Tuesday night from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at Joan Andrews' offices
located at 1151 Dove Street, Suite
105, in Newport Be~ch. The cost is
SS and seating is on a first-come,
first-serve bilsis. For more
information, Cilll 476-0991.
Bridge le~sons -. The
Jewish Community Center o(
Orange County, 250 Baker Street m
CQSta Mesa, will sponsor an
eight-week course in intermediate
bridge beginning today. For
information. ca ll 495-1303.
Corrin:lUnity assoc1attons -The Southern
Counties Chapter of the
Community Associations Institute
will present a luncheon program
entitled "Dealing With Difficult
People," explaining how
associations c.ln learn to worJ...
effectively with vocal and
dissatisfied members, at 11 :30 a.m.
today at the REd lion Inn, 30 50
Bristol Street. Call 380-7360.
Retirement plans -The
Newport Beach office of Shearson
Lehman Brothers will off er a
seminar on th' topic of lump sum
distributions from retirement lans
at 7 p.m. June 16 al t e Hyatt
Regency Hotel in Irvine. For
information, call 644-9111.
Women's networking -
The Dolphins, women's division of
the Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce, will address the issue
of whether women's networkin~
organizations are inherently sexist at
the group's monthly breal..fast
meeting, 7: 115 a.m. June 16 at the
Newport Marriott. For reservations,
call 044-8211 .
Grits -The Grits Foundation,
a fellowship of displaced
southerners, will hear a talk by
entrepreneur Gregory Wodark, of
Sutro and Co. at the group's
breakfast meeting, 7:30 a.m. June
16 at the Pacific Club, 4110 "
MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach.
Wednesday, June 1 7
Estate pl anning -A free
wg.ckshop on e)Lale planning .ind
mu"tual funds will be offered by FSC
Advisory Corp. ill 6:45 p.m. June
17 at the Four Sea~ns Hotel in
Newport Beach. Seating is limited.
C<1ll (600) 288-7002 for
reservations.
Thursday, June 18
Reading party -The co~ta
Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave., will
begin its $ummer reading program
for children with a party from 2:30
to 4 p.m. June 16. The party will
feature Kelly Carmen Duro's
Happiness Frontier show, i coloff ul
combiniltion of magic, comedy,
audience particip.·11ion.--
ventriloquism, 1uggling, stol')'telling,
music and song. For more
information on this year's summer
reading program "Incredible
Journeys," call 646-8845.
Square dancing -The
Costa Mesa Quicksteppers, the
city's lively senior square dance
group, invite you to their weekly
dance, 10 a.m. Thursday al the
Downtown Community Center,
Anaheim Avenue Jnd Center Street.
Square dancing is America's
national folk dance. Join the
Quicksteppers and get connected
to a nationwide network of square
dance groups. Couples \\ith square
dance experience are preferred, but
there are also available fe male
partners for single male dancer)
who would hke to join the fun. For
more information, c. 'I l\·15-5669.
Garden club -The
Newport Hills Carden Club will
hold its installation luncheon at
11 :30 a.m. Jun e 18 at the Five
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' M Tuesday, June 18, 1992
Engagements
.ROSE-KJLPATRICK
Laura L Rose of Margarettsville, N.C. and
Christopher J. Kilpatrick of Newport Beach will be
married June 20 in Banon's Howard Chapel at Barton
College in Wilson, N.C. He is the son of Nancy 0.
Kilpatrick of_..Newport Beach.
ROBERSON-BOWERS
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Roberson of Irvine have
announced the engagement of their daughter, Wendi,
to Daniel L Bowers, son or Rev. and Mrs. J.M. Bowers
engagement was announced by her parents, Mrs. Linda
L Swanson and Mr.Lauren A. Swanson, both of
Gainesville.
The bride-elect is a graduate or Bucholz High School
and Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville.
How to submit
nuptial news
Their engag_ement was announc.e.cLby her paren1s Mr. -•--~
and Mrs. Donald M. Rose of Margareltsville.
or Mobile, Ala. They
will be married Oct. 3
In Laguna "Presbyterian
Church in Laguna
Beach.
Her fiance is the .son of Mrs. He!en II Carkhuff of
Marshalltown, Iowa, and the late Mr. Jack 0. Carkhuff.
He is a graduate of Marshalltown High School, Cal
State Los Angeles and attended the graduate school of
business at the University of Southern California.
The Daily Pilot welcomes the
chance to share the news of your
engagement or wedding with our
readers. The couple arc graduates of Barton College in
Wilson, N.C. He is also a graduate of Corona del Mar
High School in Newport Beach. • MEARS-KAYL
The engagemenl of Kath leen Ann Mears of Newport
Beach and Kelly Joseph Kayl of Tustin has been
announced by her parcn1s Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Mears of Newport Beach. The couple will be married
Aug. I in Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church
in Newport Beach.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Corona dcl
Mar High School and
Chapman University.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Kayl of Tustin are the
parents of the bride-
groom. He is a graduate
of Foothill High School
and the University of
Southern California.
Raphael, a legend
in his own time.
The bride-elect is a
first grade teacher at
Westpark School in
Irvine. She is a 1987
graduate or University
High School and
received her degree in
education from the
University of Southern
California where she
was affiliated with
Delta Gamma national
sorority.
Her future bridegroom attended high school and
college in Alabama. He is a corporal in the United
States Marine Corps, serving as a LAV commander, 1st
LAV Battalion, Camp Pendleton. • SWANSON-CARKHUFF
Sherri Lynn Swanson and Maynard Charles Carkhuff,
both Newport Beach residents, will be married Jan. 16
in Trinity Methodist Church, Gainesville, Fla. Their
• DELLEFIELD-SEVERSON
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen Oellefield of Santa Ana
have announced the engagement of their daughter,
Laura Madeleine Oellefield of Newport Beach, to
Michael Francis Severson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
Andrew Severson of Newport Beach. The couple will
be married September 19 in Holy Family Cathedral.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Mater Dei
High School and the
University of San
Diego.
Her future
bridegroom is a Corona
del Mar High School
graduate and received
his degree from the
University of Southern
California.
Pick up engagement or
wedding forms in our lobby at
330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, or
send a self -addressed stamped
envelope to the Wedding
Department, The Pilot, P.O. Box
1560, Costa Mesa, 92626.
Photos of the couple or of the
bride only may be submitted
with the finished form.
Black and white photos repro-
duce best, but you may submit
sharp color photos for approval.
Write your name on the back
of the photo. If you want your
photo returned, include a
stamped, addressed envelope.
Engagements and weddings
are published on a space avail·
able basis. For more inform·
ation, call 642-4321, ext. 350.
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~ local opera entHusiasts whip up bravissimo dinners
0 PERA PACIFIC
., GOURMET DINNERS -
The main·frnmc support of
Opera PacUic comes from a group
of dedicated 'olunteers "ho give
money, lnbor :md, i.omc timcs,
Pcnirn.ula, but lots of parties arc
still on the slate.
On Augui.t 29, Lalin Conlin,
president of the Guild and her
husband Dill, "ill transform their
Spyglass Hill home into a sidewalk
~fc remini cent of Montmartre,
serving bistro food, S65 per
peri.on, and Onrbara and Bill
Roberts will be preparing a
PrO\cncal dinner, served family
i.tylc in Newport Ucach, with
upcrtifs and wine on the deck
overlooking Newport's selling sun
scene, S65.
their humcs for dinners to help
out the cause.
A ~roup called the Gourmet
Tastings
and Tidbits
Diners Guild hai.
a fci.ti\al or
dining
e><pcricnccs
avaih1ble for
opera lovers,
through
December. The
hot ticket (at
$130 per pcri.on)
"as a sold·ou t
dinner '"ith
Jeanette and Hui
Segcrslrom in
their home on
the Ualboa
For availability, ticket price and
general information for these and
other on·going happenings, phone
Chairman M)ril Kreuder at
261·8066.
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PASTA MESA FEEDS
OLYMPIC SWIMMERS -Jim
Wnlkcr, or Pasta Mesa reports his
rei.taurant has been feeding the 23
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55-2030 ~) 84~2-M l
members or the ltulian Olympic
Water Polo team every day for
lunch for two weeks and \\as
presented the team flag when they
left town. Italian water polo
players liked their pasta extra al
dente, ate tons of fruit, and pigged
out on tiramii.u and other rich
desserts on their last day in town.
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ARIANA CAFE WINS lllGJI
PRAISE - Elmer Dills, the
well-known re!>laurunt critic, cume
10 17th Street in Costa Mc~a to
check out the rumors he had been
hearing about 011e of Southern
Cilifornia's only Afghunistan
restnurants, Ariana. He came, he
ate, he loved the food and gave
Ariana nine points out of a
possible 10 on his popular
syndicated radio column.
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FATHER , ~·TART \'OUR
The Orange Cm1n1v Chapter or thl'
Aml'rican Red CrO'.., will bc depletl'd
of all reserve fund-. bv July of this
year. Pleaf\l• help u' fight. for ou r
uf\ival. G1w lo tht• Fnwrgency ~und
Cimpa1gn to ht>lp u' rat'>!.' Sl.ll~.llXl
ENGINES ... -... and head with
}OUr families to the Irvine
Spectrum where Taste or Orange
County will throw a threc·day
parry beginning Friday, June 19.
Thirty restaurants including
Delaney's, llassan's, Ho Sum
Olstro, Dirraporctti, n oyal Thai
Cuisine, Shanghai Inn, Nartaj
Cuisine or India, Stuft Noodle,
John Domini s, Monterey Uny
Canners, The Westin and The
Marriott Orange County Hotels
will be s~lling dclcctublc samples,
plus a bonus on Sunday. the "
Father's Day Jan fest On The
Green.
In the Robert l\londa,·i Wine
and Food Center's Chefs P:n·ilion,
a \ariety of fasci nating food and
winc·related goings-on will occur
each day, beginning friday with a
demonstration of ice·!>Culpture
"ith George Leichty and ~lilse
Erlich. Orange Coast College
by July I. Fur more 1nforma11on, call
(714) 835·5381 Without your help,
this disaster could be our last.
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as istcd by ini.1ruc1or Dill Barber,
will be cooking in the Pavilion on
Friday as well.
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LUCKY'S DACK AT
BANGKOK 3 -Lu cky
Tcachanorong has returned \\Ith
his 1alen1cd Thai wa)S to Bangkok
J over on the Penin~ula. Arguably
the best Thai spo1 in IO'>' n al one
lime, Lu cky has come back 10
'"hip the kitchen inlo delicious
:ihapc. For C\lra adventure, )OU
might \\ant to park on Dalboa
bland and tra\el O\.Cr by fer!) to
get over to Dangkok 3 at 101 Palm
Avenue on lhe Peninsula.
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WEEK -Any of you "ho dm·e
on Ea 1 Coast High" ay have
noticed the lalaidascop1c chJnging
of names at the site fom1erly
knO'll.n as Ellis Island lnternat1onJI
Eatery. As reported lust week.
Enoteca is out; Luc) 's Grill and
Dance Bar il> in, plus Club BBG.
BBC i.tand) for Ouck Baker's
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Bar and Gnll to otheri.. We \\Ould
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uhd' Lucy's Tavern? BLT for i.hort
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1 Entertainment Entertainment Editor Matt Coker ... 642-4321, e>et, 370
Newport Theater Arts Center alive with sound of Rodgers and Hammerstein
Bt:Jt 'Same ~nchanteo Evening'
bland without drama or history
M usical revues highlight-
ing the works of par·
ticular Broadway com·
posers have been a stn·
pie on the menu of the Newport
T•
Tlbll
Theater
Critic
Theater Ans
Center over the
pas t seve r al
years. NT AC sa·
luted Stephen
Sondheim in
J 986, Cole Poner
in 1988 and
Frank Loc)scr in
1990.
This e\'ery·l\\O-
y ear forma t
would mcnn,
1hen, that it's
time for another
)UCh rct ro!:lpcc-
To begin with, in director
George Quick's concept, any his·
torical narration between the mu-
sical segments to acquaint the au-
dience wit h the background of Ri -
chard Rodgers and Oscar Ham-
merstein II has been eschewed.
This device worked well with the
Sondheim, Porter and Loesser
shows, but the current attraction is
entcnaining rather th:m inform3-
tive -pcrh:ips :issuming that \\¢
already know all that's 1. ~-. ~ .. '!)
about the composer·lyricbt t~Jn1
that gave us "Oklahoma," "South
Pacific," "The King and J," "flow·
er Drum Song" and "The Sound
of Music."
Since audiences probably are
more fam ilia r \\ith Rodgers :ind
Hammcr)tein shO\\S than any oth·
"Some En chanted Evening" al Newport Theater Arts Center features
Amberly-S usann Williams, Jennifer Anne Sauder and Lisa Richard.
_and solos ljkc ''This Nearly Was
Mine" from "South Pacific''
shared by two 'oices.
The evening works well enough
because of the line singing voices
of irs five-person company -Lisa
Richard, Jennifer Anne Sauder,
Ch ris D. Thomas, Mark Wickham
and Ambcrly-Su!.ann Williams -
along with pianist Terence Alaric,
who occasionally chimes in vo-
cally. Out while there i an abun-
dance of melody, there is a curi-
ous absence of heart.
Only sporadically in the New·
port producrion do the melodies
stir any particular dramatic feel·
ing . The numbers arc presenrcd
nicely, one by one, wit h occasional
segueing from one song to an·
other, not necei.~arily from the
same show. Out the overall prc-
senrntion is as bland as Dyke
Ouderkirk's beige-roned costumes,
seldom invoking the emotional
values of the number.
There nre exceptions. Rich~m.l's
torchy rendering of "The Gentle·
man is a Dope" tind the ~pirited
"I'm Gonna Wash That ~fan
Right Out of My Hair" with Ri·
ch:m.I, Sau<.lcr and Williams spice
things up plcnc.Jidly.
Basically, however. the mood is
visual (Robert L Smith's fall ter·
race setting is gorgeous) :ind lyri-
cnl. It 's a strangely restrained pre·
sentation, )Oft-pedaling much of
the comedy, romance and drama
thtit made these songs the cla~1c~
they arc.
''Some Enchanted Evening" is a
nice, enjoyable, tuneful program of
mostly familiar R&H melodies,
but the spirit of NTAC revues past
is absent this time around. Per·
formances continue Thursda)')
through Saturdays nt 8 p.m. and
Sundays ut 2:30 until July 12 at
the Newport Theater Arts Cenrer.
250 J Cliff Drive, Newport Beach.
Call 631-0288 for tid.ct informa·
tion.
tive in 1992, and
this time the Newport theater has
chosen probably the most popul:ir
composing team of them all -
Rodgers and Hammcrslein. The
result is ''Some Enchanlcd
Evening," which takcll a somewhat
different tack than ib predece ·
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Peggy Reinert, right, talks menu with Aurora owner leo Holzcer. Pat Ziegler, center, with Rose Starve and daughter Carolyn Harvey.
Forty-one members and
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Greeted at the party were
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All of the 93 people there had a
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Warren Jolllson, 83,
community activist
Newport-based American Interstate Bank sold
By Tony Dodero
Staff Wrrttr
NEWPORT DEACH -Warren
Johnson, n longtime res ident and
commu nity activist who helped
engineer u commitlec that fought
nnd won n land-tease bante w1I
the Irvine Co., was mourned rb)t
frie nds Mond:1y.
Mr. Johnson. 63. died early
Frid.1y, ::.•lid Dr. Bruce Saville, a
longtime friend . He had lived in
Nm port Beach for 25 years.
S.1V11lc said Mr. Johnson was
one of the founding me111bers of
the Commiuec of 4,000, an group
of homeo" ncrs that banded to-
gether about 10 years :igo to pro-
test changes in ln ine Co. lnnd-
lcase agreements that resulted in
sl..yrocketing annual lease fees.
Under the changes. one resident
in the 13ayshorc community
reported his an nu:il fees rose from
S 1.600 to $65,000.
Some of those who joined Mr.
John son in protest were Barbara
Young, au thor Joseph Wambaugh
and realtor Barbara Amstadter.
T he Commi11ce of 4,000 eventually
scored a victury, forcing the Irvine
Co. to rethink its policy.
"He ga'e endless hours nnd
mom:v to the Commi ttee of 4,0oo:" Amst:idter said, as she
remembered him to.tom.by. "He
was one of those people \\ho you
jJ\\a~.., thought he\J be around."
A lungt1me real estate agent,
~tr. Johmon \\<IS also :ictive in the
:--:e"port 13eJch Country Club. the
P Jclfo.: S) mphony and the Nc,,-
pon-:\ tc .... 1 r\s~ocia1iun of Realtors,
SJ\1ltc s.ud. f\lr. Johnson also de-
\O tctl time to Alcoholics Anon-
)lllOus and the Diabetes Funt!.
f\tust recentlv, Mr. Johnson
\\O ri..cd at the offi ce of Lynne
Valentine Properties in Newport
lk.11.:h. \\here friends nnd
t'O·\\lll I.er:. i.ay he was "lovctl very
much."
Valcnt111e summed up her
thoughts in a memorinl Jetter.
By Tony Cox estate loans, ei-.pccinlly on properties in
Busms Editor Arizona.
NEWPORT CENTER -After years of Marine Nat ional pnid n $101 ,000 pre-
trying to shed the sh:icklcs of problem mium on Americ:rn Interstate's S38.4 mil-
toans and get back to the fundnmentals of lion in deposits, and the new owner will
conservative business banking, American assume at least SS million of the bnnk's
__ l[\l.e.!.SlilUl .Bunk is fwalJy free-. Unfertu--S3Jmillion in loans. American Intcrsr:inr
nately for the bank's owners and unin-had Sl.6 million in uninsured depo:.its,
sured depositors, freedom came at th e and those nccount holders arc expected to
cost of being taken over by regulators and get back between 50 percent and 75 per-
sold to another institution. cent of their money.
The Newport 13each .bunk was shut American Interstate ha(fn't been profit-tlo,~n by regul ators .on Fndar and sold to able in recent years, but it represented an
Irvine,-based Manne N:111ona l Bank. attractive expansion opportunity for Mn-
Amen can lnterstate's two offices re-rine National, said Mark Simmons, presi-
opened on Monday as Marine National dent of the Irvine bank. ~farine N:uion:al
branches. has branches in the airport area and in
The S4 I million (in assets) American In-Sunta Ana, and the former American In-
terstate was fou nded 20 years ago and be-terstatc branches at Newport Center and
ca me successful as an institution serving near Main Place in Orange offer excellent
small businesses and professional firms. locations for Marine's business-banking
The bank later ran into problems with rent niche.
"It fits perfectly with what we 're doing,"
Simmons said.
Without the government tnkeover. Sim-
mons said, American Interstate had too
many problem louns to be con)idercd an
nttractive acquisition. In buying American
Interstate from 1he Fcderul Deposit Insur-
ance Corp., Mari ne National has 30 d:iys
to pick and choose the loans it wants to
keep.
Simmons said he expects · Marine N<1-
1ional to retain about $25 million of
American lnterstate's deposits, attempting
w keep all but the bank's high-yield, bro-
kered deposits.
"We're not buying this to tear it apart.
We're buying it to maintain it and make it
better," Simmons suid.
Marine National will keep most of
American lnterstate's 26 employees. but
doesn't have room-in its org:i nization for
the bank's senior officers, Simmons said.
He :u.Jded that he believes those ellccutivc
were not at fault for the bank's failure.
Donald Sol\by, formerly prc:iidcnt of
Newport Beach-based . Pacific National
Onnk and pre:.ident of American Inter·
:.tate ut tJ1c time of ..the-lakeovcrT couldn't
be rc;ichcJ for comment on the bank's
ch.>:iurc.
Larry Luckc:y. wh o )UCceedcd Sobby as
president of Pacific National, said his
former collcngue hoped to restore Ameri-
can lntcr:i.tate's )landing as a strong bu~i
ne:is bank, but his turnaround plan was
prcJicated on n $3 million cnpi1al infusion
that never came through.
"I think the problems were much deep-
er seeded than \\as realiLed "'hen Don
''cnt over there," Lucl..ey said. "He found
exci te ment in turning an institution
arountl, like \\C did here, but he had good
equ ity :ind a )trong bo;ird here."
Summer scho~I classes planned
as year-round school test-run 100 LOCAL MER CHANT OPPORTUNITY
By Russ. Loar
Start Wnter
COSTA MESA -A test-run
for a potentia l yea r-round school
will begin next week with an in-
novative series of summer school
classes for young students.
The Newpo rt-Mesa Unified
School District has never had a
year-round school and board
membe rs say th e demand for !>uch
a school mui.t come from the com-
munity before they take action.
Wilson Elementary School Prin-
cipal Sa ndy Dundy believes the
time may be near for the district's
firi.t yea r-round school. "This pro-
gram will be li ke a pilot, to see if
purents would support this,"
Bundy said. "Our community has
been discussing ii."
The summer program will offer
the snme kind of ''inter-session"
classes ye ar-round schools would
sandwich between standard three-
month classes.
Yenr-round schools arc typically
seen as a solution to overcrowd ing,
but in Newport-Mesa, the concept
is be ing explored as a pote ntial so-
lution to the attendance problemi.
of stude nts whose parents arc mi-
gra nt laborers.
''What w~ are really tooking at
is the benefits of yea r-round edu-
cation, because some of those fnm-
ilies leave the area and take their
children out of school fo r six or
eight weeks at a time," said sc hool
board President Forrest We rn er.
"That's the kin d of strategy we're
looking :it for thnt side of the
community."
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Can you give an electric-boat like this a new name?
Entries to boat-naming
contest quite a shock
The mDssive re pon1!"1o the ·
Daily Pilot's ''Elccttifying
ContC)t" to name the neu c t
boat in the flccc of Ralph
Rodhcim 's Elcctru: BoiJf
Company ha) been. 1~cl/,
)/tocking.
Deloiv is D sJmpling of chc
• entries. If you'd liJ..e to enter -
and get your picture in the
paper, and a free t11 o-hour
crui e aboard the 1 cry boat Jou
named -call our Rcackn,'
Hotline al 6-12-60 '6. The
deadline is June 29.
Thank you.
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My suggestion for a n:ime
woukl be Current Cruiser.
TOM CROSSON
Co ta Mesa
0
My entry would be W:itt!>
Happening and the other entry
\\Ould be Wam Up.
JIM ORADFORD
Costti Mesa
0
l have a name for Ralph
Rodhcim's new electric boat.
C:ill it I lot Rod.
MARGE PANllAR
Nc"port OcJch
0
We were h;n ins fun "ith the
cl ctric boat comp~ cont
on n:iming their boats. We ha'e
come up with the name,
actually two name!.: Electric
Arc or Edbon· Arc.
CHERIE PRICE
Co ta Mc a
0
l hu\e a name for the electric
boat. The name for the boat
Still Gomg.
POPE GARRISON
Newport Ocach
0
I have a nnme for Ralph' boat.
It 1s Ralph's Arc.
ROOl:.RT PACKER
12. Cost:i Mc J
0
Our name would be Hot Shot.
MR. RUSTEN
Nc"port Geach
0
How docs Watt's Up.
GLEN BOWMAN
Costa Mc a
0
h's Wans Next.
JOANNIE NEEL
Costa Mcsl
0
My name for it i A-Sca-D·Sca.
JOAN COOPER
Newport Dench
0
l huve four suggestions for the
electric boat. First three I nm
not crazy about but the fourth
one I really like. 1) f\lake No
Wave!> 2) Naturally Light. 3)
Free 'n Lhcly. 4) Natural lligh.
JOAN ALLISON
Ne" port De .1ch
0
My !.ugsestion as Watt Fun.
CONNIE DUDDRIOGE
Costa Mesa
0
It Keep!> Goin' and Goin'.
KEVIN DUDDRIDGE
Costa Mesa
0
f\l y ent ry for the electric boat
new name \\Ould be Elect-Rod
:J'> an Ralph Rodhcim.
GARY llUFF
Newport Oeach
0
My suggestions arc Jolt,
Current Whisper, Short Circuit,
I !arbor Shocker, Current
Afloat, Surge, Pool Plug,
Ne\\port Wircles:., Water
\\'1rel~s • Z.ip, Day Zapper,
D~lttCr) Buddy. Let me know if
I \\Oil, I'd lat..c to go for a bay
crua .. e.
Ul::.TSY JAQUES
Ne\\port Beach
0
S-cj UJtffiies, orDjtlcry
,,111chc,er sound better is my
uggestion for the electric boat
contest.
ALEX ~tEDINA
Co t.1 Mesa
0
The n:imc i., \\':.i tts t-hippening.
SCOTf RIDER
CostJ Mc a
0
The mo names \\C submi t
\\OulJ be JuiceJ and th e
econd one "ould be
Scampere.
ERIC GRAVEN
DJlboa bland
0 -
l'd lit..c to enter the electric
boat contest "ith the name
Watts Up.
RON ANDERSON
Nc\\port Ocach
0
I ha"e a suggested n!lme for
the electric boJt. It \\Ould be
Sult 'n Battery.
DAN RYCROFT
Costn Mesa
0
My i.uggestion for th e electric
boat naming contest A!>Sault 'N
Dattct)'.
MRS. S.C. ROACH
Corona dcl Mar
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-Book worms infest Sherman Gardens
A LITTLE GAMESMANSHIP IN TH E
GARD ENS -It was an all-male ver·
tion: "Copy one author, it's plagiarism, copy
two or more, it's research."
Pilot\ roundup of cuhural ucti,itics. but I
mu't consider the source.
-sion olllctcrr lluldnson•i--genrecl gen·
tlewomen's drawings in the old days of The
New Yorker.
The occasion: Saturday's charming as·
--------semblage of Los Compadres
This was topped-by-TCtircd hbr.rrrarr l\tnr-
tln Erlich, quoting Jules FcilTer. "Good s" ap·
ing is an art in itself."
Dut the last \\Ords \\ent to Gerhart! Eh·
mann, who reminded brc1hrcn of Mark
Twain's quote: "Adam \\US the only man
who, when he S!lid a good thing, t..m:" lhat
nobody said it before."
Chits proud aunt is ""Riill1 Ko, O"-ncr·
publii,her of Orange Coast mag:wne, "ho
'a)~ this 1~ a benefit concert, \\1th donauons
aiding 1he American ln'tlltute of Mu)ical
S1ud1cs.
, con Libros. a hardy group And "hen Ko coos, Kobie cooperates.
0 that blossoms monthly at
Sherman Library & Gar·
dens in Corona del Mar.
Literary scholars all, ex·
' · cept for the presence of a
lone scrivener invited by
past president Vick R.
Knight to bask in all that
bookish brilliance. Author·
educator Dr. Knight, ever
irreverent, calls it the Or·
It was all very soul-satii.fying, e pcci.1lly for
this columnist, whose livelihood depends on
reporting the funny thing!) th al 01hcr people
say.
PERFOR"'ING PARTS -It ".1' ..a!. drJ·
m..1t1c an appcurunce as an)thing that's ever
graced their Performing Arts Center.
Henry and Renee Segcrstrom dro-.e their
SIOO,OOO·pl us black Oentlcy 1n10
con\eniently-nearby Sterling Motors on Sat·
urduy, with clouds of smoke billo\\ing from
under 1he hood. Sales manager Rudy Musiol
and finance manager Duane Striggles .rushed
to the re cue, then -\\llh the shat-en couple
calmed -loaned them a top·of·the·linc
OM \V 10 continue on 1hcir way.
------ange County Bookies Club.
Which brings us to the next item.
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OK, BUT WH ERE TO? -I didn'1 hear lhe
entire conversation in the next booth at
Ruby's, but I can report what one gentleman
blurted. What he said, in fairly indignJnt
tones, was: Local (One of his tomes. a biogra· Scene phy of Revolutionary War
------. financier llaym Salomon, is known to literati as "On-
ward, Christian Soldiers.")
Over a light repast of Danish, coffee and a
half-banana, the t:ilk turned to the art form
known as plagiarism.
"Well. the Irvine Companx should mO\e!''
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IT'S NOT A REQUEST, IT'S A KOM\.\AND
-l\lk hael Chu, gifted young tenor, will ~ing
operatic selections Monday evening al the
Community Church on Coast High\\J), Co·
rona del Mar.
For the record, it should be noted lhat the
smoke-belching Bentley "asn't purch~ed
from Sterling Motors. And the Beemer
''loaner," simil ar to a model purchased there
b) the Segerstroms some time earlier, hap·
pil) prO\ed to be a non·smoker
One wag quoted Wilson Miezncr's defini· Normally, this item would appear in The
Jerry Kobrin's column run) 1'ucsdn) •
T/1ursda) , trnd SaturdtJ)S.
Righting the ship
Win or lose , Ross Perot will he lp Ameri ca get back on cou rse
C andidate-in-waiting Ross
Perot is on a. roll.
One opinion poll afler
another shows Perot even or
ahead of both President Bush
and GO\.. Clinton. Republicans
and Democrats arc scrambling to
"handle" the Perot insurgency,
while pundi1s and th e pressies
struggle to mat..c sense of Perot's
popularity.
Instead of endlessly pondering
"why Ross Pero1?" we should be
asking "hat
does or could a
Perot
insurgency
giving citizens a rea:.on 10 choose
activism over su rrender, Perot
could reinvigorate particip.1tion
throughout the polity.
Second, by C\ample. Perot\
candidacy has lhe potential 10
enhance the quali1y of AmericJn
political campaigns. Since he as
unlikely to spend much t1mc
fund r:iising -the all-consuming
activi1y of modern politics -
he'll be able to spend a lot more
lime delivering his me~sagc
("hate,er that turn~ ou1
to be) directly to th e
American people.
Admi11edly, we don't yet
know "hat that mes age
is, but surely Perot "ill
not want for good advice
from the nation·~ best
minds.
faction, \\Ort-~ C\Cccdangly "ell to
pro\ ii.Jc the h1g~l>I qu.1hl) of life
on eanh. Out "hat abou1 ahe
re:.1 of U!)? For too mam. 1 he
public in1ere't ,, onl) an
altenhought f\}r pola11c1a11'
cntrcnchcu 111 Amcnc.1\
pcrm.irknt gmernmcnt
In contra .. 1. "Pre~1dl.nt" Perol
\\Ould O\\C no one, C\CCpl the
American people, an~ a hang fo r
hi' elcc1ion. If "jn~onc can grO\\
up Ill be pre,adent" in America,
mean for the
future of
American
politics. Coming
10 terms with
the Perot
insurgency
forces us to
--a~u~r.~w""h~a~t 1ru more
Liberal
Politics
face up to the
long-heralded
demise of the
t\\-O·party
S)stem along
'"ith the
repeated failure of American
politics to produce lcade~hip
and responsible action. The
Perot in urgency could stimulate
a profoundly new approach to
electoral Politics and, if elected,
democratic governance.
Perot's 'Would-be candidacy
could turn out to be a Oash in
the pan, or of li11lc consequence
come November. This is likely to
emerge as common wa dom from
pontificators in the professional
media and is certainly the
desired outcome by leaders of
both parties. Dut they should not
"hi tic past the cemetery o
a~urcdly. Though I cannot )Ct in
good con~cience recommend
voting for Perot, I do recognilc a
number of compelling ad,ant:ige
to his candidacy and pre!.idency.
First and foremost, the Perot
insurgency offers frustrated and
outraged citizen a legitimate,
possibly even noble, outlet for
continued involvement in
electornl politic . The very
exi tcnce of Perot's camp.iign
defie the demobilizing effects of
"politic as u ual" so widely
disdained by the public. Oy
detailed message is not
forthcoming? On the one
hand, it wouldn't be the
first time a presidential
candidate ran and \\On
on the promise of
leadership without many
specifics; i932 nnd 1988
come easily to mind. On
the other hand, the
ab cnce of a detailed
message wouldn't nullify
the benefits of and to a
candidate who !!.pen~
most of the campaign
engaging the Americ:in
people instead or
becoming n parasite of
special intcr.e!ltS Jnd
politicll action
Ross Perot: Changing U.S. politics?
committees.
Third, a successful Perot
campaign could restore the
possibility of authentic
deliberation and the presumption
of legitimacy to AmcricJn public
policy-making. Americans arc fed
up "ith the f ..icade of
governmental decision-m at..ing
which aggrandiLes the already
powerful and '"ell-off, to the
exclusion of the public intcre!'.t.
Politicians indebted to and
dependent upon the financi.11
contributions of the bighl)
organized anti tigh1ly connected
can do/will do little to challenge
the current order of American
polilics; which, for a s1m1ll
as the Ill) th gl)e~. it i' 11l.1nic th:it
the public i111crc't c::in 1'c
nJ, a need h\ ~omcone of
111depcndc1;t \\Calth. lr.onac l Ye,.
but not ~urpri!.ing. As ltmg as it
tat-cs mill1l>ns of dollars to
bccome a prc,iJent. a .,enator, or
e'en J rcprc,cntati\C, an~onc
without lhc per~orul fortune
nece!>'an Ill l1nance their
cJmp.11gi1 "1ll 1lmJin beholden
to )pccs.11 antcrots. ~h11cal
.1ct1on comm11tcc,, and the
captain' ol c.1p1tal. Thou!!h
troubling. 11's belier for c11izcn
to .,quarch f.lcc the ch1.)h.:C
entailcJ b\ tha arom no\\, rather
than remjan immob1.hzed b) 1t.
Finally, .1 n non-partk111
pre:.adcnt, Perot "111 be an a
better poi.111on than either 13u:.h
or Clinton to cope "i1h 1hc
paral)sis of dl\idcd go,ernmcn1.
Four more )eJrs of George ou .. h
"111 almost certainl) ) acid four
more ) cars of di\ 1dcd
government ~ince there\ no
hope for a Republican m::iJOl'll)
an the House and onl~ a fainl
one in the Senate. Altcrn:iu' el).
deep di,1!>1ons in the Dcmocratac
P jrly "111 e'cn mat..e i1 difficult
for Bill Chnton to mo' c the
Congress, ei.peca:illy 1f Clinton's
~ongressional "c0Jt1:.ul," arc
''cak. Jimm) Carter's problcmc;
\\Ith a ~oladl) DemocrJllc
Congrc s rem:un too 'I' 1d for
opt1m1~m about a Clanton
presidency.
Unencumbered b) the
~~,~~~~~-~~-=--t~~~~~
ang:.t of the oppo 111on part).
Perot could be the l1ghtn1ng roJ
Americans h:I\ e becn \\.titing for
to jolt 1he Congre:.s to
rc~pon~abk action.
The importance of 1hr: Perot
in~urgenC) !)hould not be
underc~tim:ucJ or unuel'\Jlued.
Mu h more thJn an c-.t.·Jpe 'aluc
or a "none of the abo'c option"
for the pent-up hO!>lllaty of the
American electorate, Perot's
campaign 1 an authentic mlS)
movement of hope dmcn b) the
Jnticipjtion and necessity of
political change. ll repre ents a
politic:i l end run by Americans
deeply d1 11lu ioned by the
arrelc\,lllCC of parties. the
brcat..do" n of public proprict).
1hr: ab~ence of political
re,pon 1b1lit). and the ancapacit)
of rcprescnt:i11ve gO\crnment
American ha\e been waiting for
Perot o r someone like him for
decadei..
No ~111gle election can remcd)
the maladies afn1ct1ng America
Ne,enhcle s, any contnbu1ion
1he Perot in,urgcncy mat..e:. to
mobilizing the electorate or
rc)tonng po''1b1ht) to American
poliucs "111 put th as nation on a
much necdcd cour~e of political
reco\'ery and renc" al
M:uk P. Pttr.Joca trachrs
politic:ll cicnC'r ot UC/ and I
C'O•Duthor nich BcQjamln I. l'tt t
of ''The Amrrican Pre Jdrnc_t."
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conference Monday. "But if it got around
)'Ollrntck, 1 coUTcf kllf you." •
.According to &;><>lice, the 60-pound pet was
still working on wrapping itself around Ames'
le~ when she managed to stab it in the head
wnh a kitchen knife, fo1cing it to release her
hand.
She then pinned the creature's head to the
floor with her foot while dialing 911.
The snake was still wrapped around her
leg when police arrived -and Ames was
still screaming.
Paramedics treated Ames at the apartment
for minor cuts on her hand.
Officers took the snake to the city's animal
control center behind the police department
and deposited it in a glass tank with a view
of several cages containing bite-size kittens.
Pythons dine on rodents, rabbits and
chickenS', but cnn irtso-b~-:in-enemy to kfne nS"
and puppies - especially this time or the
year.
"They get restless when it gets warm," said
Animal Control Officer Anna Rodriguez.
Rodriguez said the Burmese python tends
to be more aggressive than other snakes.
Consequently, owners are required to
obtain a permit. Ames' brother did not have
a permit for Judice. Police said they probably
wouldn't cite Ames' brother, but wC\uld
require him to get a permit.
Ames has apparently told police she
doesn't want it back, but it will be up 10 her
brother to decide the snake's fat e. rolice
MAC MILLIAN door-shutter." GAL
From A1 From A1
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reported that the brother is incarcerated at
the Orange County Jail.
Rodriguez said she was confident someone
would be willing to adopt the snake if her
brotficr decf<JCCI to give ff up.
According to Rodriguez, the city's nnimal
control center hns taken in a number of
abandoned and lost pythons over lhc yea rs.
Less than two weeks ago th e city rounded
up a renegade python slithering up n window
at Denny's on Harbor Boulevard. Officials
have alrendy found a home for it.
Animal control officers also recalled the
time a Costa Mesa man opened the hood of
his Toyota truck to find a runaway python
wrapped around the engine for warmth.
Animal control officers planned to take
Judice to the veterinarian Monday night so it
could be treated for the stab wound.
thefCWas no such deal. He said
Gal faces a ma'<imum five years
and eight months in prison.
say MacMillian is the one who
brings a historical perspective
to school district decisions,
while always keeping an eye lo
the future. He recently
completed a maste r's program
in "boardsmanship" in
conjunction with the California
School Boards Association and
in 1991 was one of only two
Orange Counry educator.; to
receive th e Marian Bergeson
Award for oursranding service
to education.
MacMillian is also known for
keeping a cool head when
issues and tempers heat up.
"He's a quieting influence
when things tend to get a little
excited," said school board
President Forrest Werner. "He
ref uses to get forced into a
hasty decision."
neged on a deal. According to
Gal, he had been offered Juxu·
ry jail accommodations, ca1ercd
food, and no more than eight
months in jail time in exchange
fo r his testimony.
The sleuth pleaded guilty to
one count .of conspiracy to
commit assaull, two counts of
assauh and a fourt h count or
false imprisonment with vio-
lence. Two other counts were
dismissed.
It was MacMillian who
successfully encouraged the
school district la!>t year to print
school board agendas in
Spanish for the Latino
communiry. And he has le nt his
support lo a number of
proposals ranging from a plan
to s1udy the f easib ili1y of
creating magnet high schools to
the creation of a budget
advisory committee.
"He can give lhe hisl orical
perspcc1ive and ye t that never
keeps him from searching fo r
new methodology and new
thinking," said 12-year school
board member Judy Franco.
"He has never been a
Through the years,
MacMillian has grappled with
de clining enrollments and
massive teacher layoffs. Now he
faces growi ng enrollments
without the additional funding
those enrollments usually bring.
MacMillian and fellow school
board members say state
legislators trying 10 reduce
California's $11 billion budget
shortfall are considering actions
thal could force Newport-Mesa
and similar school districts
throughout the state into
bankruptcy.
"They're taking money away
from kids to spend on 01her
projects because the kids can't
defend themselves,"
MacMillian said. "We're going
to lry to take advan1nge of
some of our past experiences in
raising fun ds. We've got to
make sure that people don't
forge t the kids." •
Deputy Oistricl Attorney
Clyde Vonderahe said Monday He is scheduled 10 be se n-
ten~ed July 31.
VISIT
From Al
said Peter Gaillard, White
House prc:>s ndvance reprcse n·
ta live.
"ll's always very well re-
ceived when the president
comes to Orange County," said
Tom Fuentes, Orange County
Republican Party Chairman.
But Bush's visit could be up·
staged Thursday by a rollicking
campaign stop by Ross Perot at
Frasier Park in Lion Country
Center, where both the Wild
Rivers water park and Irvine
Meadows nmphitheater are sit·
uated.
That rally will include carni·
val rides, clowns, singers and
bands, said Joanne Lnufer, Or-
ange County media liaison for
the Perot campaign.
Perot will be speaking to the
families of volunteers who have
been working on his petition
drive for lhe presidency, Laufer
said. The event is scheduled to
take place between 10 a.m and
5 p.m on Thursday.
Laufer estimated 1ha1 lSJ)OO
i:upportcrs may show up at
what she called an "apprecia·
tion rally."
But Fuentes tried to down-
play Perot's visit by claiming
chat lhe Texas billionaire's sup·
porters were being bused in to
Orange County to make it ap-
pear he has large local support.
"Frankly, I'm against bus-
ing," Fuentes joked.
Laufer admitted that lhe
supporters were being bused in,
but she said that is because the
volunteers arc from all over
Sou1hern California.
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nine different counties," Laufer
· said. "This is the only location
in Southern Cnlifornia where
he is coming. We are busing
them but that is because it is
beuer for the environment and
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For COsta Mesa--H-igh, a very eventful year
Pickens
opts tor
·baseball
~Costa Mesa High's
Athlete of Year to focus
on diamond in future.
By Richard Dunn
Sports Writer
T here 's
S O m e·
thin g
about the solid
sound o( baseball
meeting b a t.
Scooping ground·
ers, driving in runs, even smell·
ing the 'pine tar and freshly cut
grass of an ·infield -it all ap·
peals to Jeff Pickens.
Although basketball is the
game Pickens earned most of his
headlines in his senior year at
Costa Mesa High, baseball ap-
parently will be his athletic fu ·
turc.
For Pickens, voted the school's
male Athlete or the Year, play-
ing baseball gets the weight off.
"When I put those baseball
cleats on and take off the high
tops, it's like I'm losing 50
pounds," said Pickens, who is al·
ready imolved in Orange Coast
College's baseball summer ses-
sions.
"I really don't get tired or
(baseball). When basketball sea·
son's endi ng, you r legs arc ach·
ing. But 1 don't get tired in base-
ball. I've been working wi th
Tommy Davis (two-time Na·
tional League balling champion
for the Los Angeles Dodgers in
the early 1960s), so I guess I've gar the bug:"" _...._
Pickens, a first baseman/out-
fielder who batted .390 with
eight doubles, two home runs
and 18 RBI for the Mustangs
this spring, earned Athlete of
the Year honors because of his
excellence in two major sports.
"It blew me away when they
told me at the awards banquet
(on June 8)," said Pickens, who
averaged 19.9 points_, 10.1 re-
bounds and 2.2 blocks per con-
test in basketba ll last winter.
..
Baldwin
firing
stunner
~Mesa football coach
replaced fallowing
injury-marred season .
By Richard Dunn
Sports WrP.et
I t wasn 't
u n ti I a
>Aeek after
Costa Mesa High
ended its football
season when the
biggest shock of
the season tran·
spired. Veteran coach Tom Bald·
win was fired.
In a sea:.on marred with inju·
ries, Co)ta Mesa Athletic Direc-
tor Dean Cooper ci ted those
'cry reasons fo r terminating
Baldwin, an eight-year coach
who compiled a 24-56-2 record, ..t including a 3-7 mark last au·
tumn.
"(Baldwin) didn't belie\e in a
high-profile off-season progr'\ffi.
that's one place "'here he and l
didn't agree," Cooper said. "We
had 10 kids hurt, silting on the
sidelines aga.inst Estancia. l still
think those kid!! could\e been
better physical!) conditioned as
far as ''eight-training is con·
cerned. But that's just my opin-
ion."
Cooper's opinion, reportedly
along >Aith parents and booster
club members la)hing out against
Dald,,in, led to Baldwin's firing
last Nov. 22, exactly one "'eek
after the Mustangs lo!it their rcg-
ular-se:ison finale against Tra·
buco Hills.
"I don' t ink... (the decision)
was (unpopular)," Cooper said.
"I'd say for about 90 percent of
the people it was a welcomed
decision. The problem y,as that
the 10 percent it \\as unpopular
with, those people "ere ex·
tremely vocal. People were very
supportive of it, but like it usu-
ally is, it 's the minority that's the
mo:.t vocal.
"It's a big honor. I can re·
member when I was a freshman
looking at that mai n trophy in
the trophy case with all of those
guys from the 60s, 70s and 80s. 1
thought, 'Oee, it would be unbe·
lievable to have my name on that
when I'm a senior.' "
"""""" 1'.c>l11-.0.·i¥ r .-
Costa Mesa High baseball and basketball standout Jeff Pickens has been selected the Mustangs' Boys Athlete of the Year
"I think once they sec (new
head coach) M}ron (Miller) in
action and ce how he-works
"ith the kids, people are going
to be very happy "'ith our choice.
He's a great motivator. He just
has a .,., ay of handling kids "ith·
out screaming and yelling. He
gets kids to want to do their very
best."
Pickens, twi ce the basketball
team's most valuable playe r,
merited All-Pacific Coast League
honors this year in both sports.
Green steps down as baseball coach
Perhaps the biggest loss for
Costa Mesa during the season
wa senior tailback Johnny !Js·
' pina, who se,ercly pulled his
rtght hamstring against Corona
del Mor in Co tn Mesa's final
preseason game on Oct. 11.
And the fact that he's the
Athlete of the Year is no longer
unbelievable.
• In baseball, Co ta Mesa
would rather point tow;ird next
season than dwe ll on this past
year.
Head coach Tim Gree n, who
announced his resignation Qn
Sunday night at the team's ban-
See PICKENS/I!
By Richard Dunn
Sc>Ms wr¢el
Shocking the audience Sunday night,
Tim Green announced hi resignation
as Costa Mesa High ba cball coach at
the team's banquet.
Green. coach for the past two years,
stepped down "mainly because or the
golf course deal and my fa ther's
health," he said.
Don Hunt, an assbtant coach, will
most likely be elevated to head coach by
the end of this ''eck, Costa Mcsn Ath·
letic Director Dean Cooper said on
Monday. The Mustang ' fini hed 4-19
this past season.
Green "as elevated to president of
his father's company, I !:my S. Green,
Inc., short ly after his father suffered n
stroke thi ye:lr. Harry S. Green, Inc.,
has been the managing operator or the
Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub for
the past five years.
"I have to put more time into·thc golf
course for my family's living," Tim
Green said. "It's cutt ing into too much
time for me to coach nnd teach baseball
properly. I've tried to bring the standard
Groot, Lee top candidates for
Orange Coast baseball post
By Richard Oum
Sports WYllr
Two or the fou r leading candidates for the va·
ca nt Orange Coast College baseball coaching job
formed OCCs double-play combination in 198 1,
shortstop Scott Groot and second baseman Ln rry
Lee.
According to Mike Mayne, who stepped down
o head coach this year oner lS seasons, Long
lkuch City head coach Undsay Meus and UC Ir·
vine assistant John Altobelli, a 1981 Newport Har-
bur Hiah araduate, are also in the runnina.
p:i t two seasons, played at UCLA and in the
Kansas Caty Royal • organization for 1 VJ years. He
ha also been an ussbt:int conch nt Cal Luth ernn,
UCLA and Oxn:nd College for one year coch.
Allobdli, who played tv.o )Cars each at Golden
West Collc&e and the University of Hou ton, wo
an a is tant at Houston fo r one )ear before com-
ing over to UC Irvine, which dropped its baseball
program two weeks ngo. Altobelli has been at UC
Irvine for five years.
UC Irvine head coach Mike Oerakos did not
apply for the vacant OCC position.
of baseball up at Co!.ta Mesa. and I feel
l\·e done that O\Cr the la!.t t\\O years."
lronicall), the contract "ith the Cat)
of Co ta Mesa ends thi year for Harry
S. Green, Inc., opening the 'door for
other golf course management propos·
als. A commi11ee within the city report-
edly recommended American Golf to
tal..e o'er management of the coun.e.
The recommendation of American
Golf was to be voted on late Monday
night ot the Cost:i Mc a City Council
meeting. Many upporters of Harry S.
See GREEN/a
··Anytime he got his hands on
the ball, he was a threat to break
it all the way,·· Cooper said of
Ospina, who carried 43 times for
317 yards (7 A average) and four
touchdowns in four games.
"Whether it \\3 a l..ickoff re~
turn or a punt return, "e had a
kid who could break it at any
tame. I think he wa the best
back in the league, but getting
See BALDWIN/I!
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Lee, 1 San Luis Obispo native who co.ichcd
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ment this year. ployed at Peppcrdine for two year
and in the minor le11ues arter his OCC career.
Oroot, currently a Costa Mesa-based scout for
the Minnesota Twins. was interim hCld coach ot
OCC In 1990 when Mayne was on u bb11ic:.I
iea\'e.
Members of the OCC committee that will de·
d de on a new haseball ore Barbara 8onJ
(women's soccer coach), Barry Wallace (athletic
director), Dob Wetlcl ((ormer men's \'Olleyball
co ch). Dill Wor~m.an (football coach) and J im
Goodine (equipment manager). An aMouncc ment
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82 Tuesday, June 18, 1992
Costa Mesa High Boys
Athlete of the Year
Jeff Pickens
Captain, MVP
Varsity Cross Country
Most Inspirational
Most Improved
Andy Russell
Erik Christensen, Kevin Runge
Chris Wimmer
Varsity Footbalt-
MVP Mike Cota
Offensive Lineman Rich Hoff man
Def ens Ive Lineman Fernando Ospina
Offensive Back Johnny Ospina
Defensive Back Matt Jaglowski
Most Inspirational Steve Samenlego, Steve Owen
Outstanding 11th Grader Josh Peca
Outstanding 10th Grader Bryan Luxembourger
MVP
Most Improved
MVP
Captain
Most Improved
Varsity Water Polo
Julian Popov
Chris Avitia, S~m Grayeli
Frosh·Soph Water Polo
Varsity Basketball
Steve Fiduccia
Mike Curtis
Jesse Miller
MVP Jeff Pickens
Most Improved Matt Harber, Matt Harris
Captain Joel Harding
Defen sive Player of Year Jason Amorde
Junior Varsity Basketball
r.1VP
Coaches Award
Most Improved
MVP
Most Improved
Coaches Award
Coaches Award
MVP
Most Improved
Coaches Award
Co-Captains
MVP
Most Improved
Coaches Award
MVP
MVP
MVP
Captain
t.1ost Improved
r.1VP
Most Improved
Senior Award
Sammy Smith
Francisco Corona
Ernie Russell
Sophomore Basketball
Brian Smith
Mario Meza
Leo Garcia, Eric Costello, Cong Quan
John Renella, Chad Van Sweden
Freshman Basketball
Varsity Soccer
Bobby Priestley
Senncea Sims
Jeff Rice
Tim Schwab, Tyler Scofield
Fred Wood
Ernie Solorzano
Josh Peca
Varsity Wrestling
Varsity f'aseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Varsity Golf
Var,sity Swimming
Ryan Park
Mike Meyer
Mario Meza
Eric Estrella
Adam Gilles
Matt Yamashida
Josh Forth
Matt Harris
Co-Most Improved Mike Curtis, Bernard Petrone
Varsity Tennis
Captain
r,1ost Valuable Singles
Most Valuable Doubles
Binh V. Nguyen
Jason Quillao Regala
B. Nguyen-Son Pham Quoc Dang
Junior Varsity Tennis
r.1ost Improved Singles Luciano Deleon
Camilo Ramir?i
Minh Nguyen
Most Improved Doubles
Coaches Award
Captain
Best Field Events
Best Sprinter
Best Hurdler
Varsity Track
Best Distance Runner
Varsity Volleyball
Brian Smith
Brian Smith
Jamie Soliz
Willie Noonan
Andrew Russe
Co-Captains
MVP
Most Improved
Team Hustler
Joey Nguyen, Gabby Nguyen
Khang Lai
Joey Nguyen
Gabby Nguyen
Captain
MVP
Most Improved
Team Hustler
Juni or Varsity Volleyball
REPAIR !
Ben Eastman
Andy McNally
Clay Stockton
Liem Lam
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BALDWIN: touchdowns while Johnny Ospina
c::iught 10 for 117.
Harvnrd, was the PCL's co-Player
of the Year as the Mustangs (16-
ll) advanced 10 the CIF Southern
Section 2-A quarterfinab. From 6 1
hurt so early and right before
going into (Pacific Coast} league,
it hurt our chances in league."
The Mu~tangs, 1-4 in lca~ue,
defeated Ulguna Beach, 38-0. 10 n
Fullback Fernando Ospina led
Costa Mesa's l>trong ru!.hing game,
carrying 114 limes for 556 yards
(4.9 average). Sophomores Dinh
Tran and Mike Pawinski filled in
nicely for Johnny--0 ptna, rushin
for 366 and 215 yards, respectively.
game marred by
a bench-clearing
bruwl.
Linebacker
Mike Coia.
1cam MVP and
all-league, had
J 2 sacks, nine..
i n lhc first
three games.
•In water
polo, team
MVP J ulian
Costa Mesa, which won the 2-A
title in 1990, was also led by junior
J.R. Porter and sophomores Sam
Grayelli anc.l Chris Avitia, all of
whom merited nil-league di~tinc
tion.
The co-league. champion ..Mus-
t-0ngs defea1ed Western, 16-4, in
the first round of the 2-A playoffs
and nipped San Oernardino, 8-7,
in the second round before losing
10 South Pa~udcna, 17-12. in the
quarterfinal s.
Junior quarterback Matt Harber
comple1ed 58 of 155 passes for 563
yards and five touchdowns, wide
receiver Mike Meyer caught 13
passes for 137 yards and four
Popov, an ESPN National Scholas-
tic Award winner who's going to
• In volleyball, Costa Mesa fin-
ished 3-9 in league as Khang Lai,
PICKENS: Athlete or Year
From 81
quet, had 3 young and inexperienced group to work
with this year. But seniors Pickens and Mike Meyer
(center fielder), also expected to play at OCC next
year, made a lasting impression.
Meyer, the team MVP, batted .451 overall (.424 in
league) with three homers while making first team
all-league. Seniors Tyler Scofield, Jason Amorde and
Matt Jaglowski were also solid starters for Costa
Mesa, which finished 6-19 overall and 2·13 in league.
Luis Vasquez, an outfielder/designated hitter, hit
.349 in league and earned a spot on the coaches' first
team all-league team. Junior Matt Harber and sopho-
more Jeff Niebling were honorable mention all-
Jcague choices.
•In basketball, the Mustangs were led by Pickens,
Harber and junior guard Lam Luu. And altho'tgh
Costa Mes::i struggled again in 1991-92, going 4-19
overull, the program is moving up.
"There was no discipline in the program when I
took over in 1987," Costa Mesa Athletic Director
Dean Cooper said. "Kids would come 10 practice
when they felt like it, so my biggest job when I was
the coach was to put some discipline and orga·
nization into the program.
"It was just a terrible program. So Dilly Drewer
(current head coach) and I worked hard for two
years when J was the head coach to try and get es-
tablished. Then Dilly took over last year and he's
done a good job.··
Freshman Sammy Smith, a 6-foot-3 guard, gave
Costa Mesa reason to imagine success down the road,
scoring 12 points in the Mustangs' Cir Southern Sec-
tion lll·A playoff game against Rancho Alamitos, a
71-63 loss for the Mustangs.
In thot game, Pickens scored a career-high 25
points while grabbing 11 rebounds and blocking three
shots.
the team MVP, John Carle
LaDcc Merrifield, Joey Nau,c
and Oabby Nguyen sparked lh
team.
• ln cross country, captai
Andy Ru~ltCll was the teum's
MVP.
• In soccer, Johnny Ospin3 re-
covered from his ham!)trin& injury
to lead 1he team in )COrin3. Costa
Mesa was 4-6 in league as Fred
Wood earned learn MVP honors.
•In trnck and field, Willie
Noonan and J.nmie Solis were dou·
blc-event 9uolifiers for the CIF 2-
A preliminaries. Noonan went
42.39 in the 300-metcr intcrmedi·
ate hurdles and anchored the
Mustangs' 1600-metcr relay team
that finished second in league
(3:32.76).
Solis ran 1he 400 meters in 52.39
and sprinted a leg on the 1600
relay unit. Russell and Peter Tran
also ran on Costa Mesa's 1600
relay.
•In tennis, captain Dinh Nguy-
en and Son l'hum Quoc Dang
qualified for CIF in doubles. ·
•In ~wjmming, Porter was third
in league in lhe 100-yard breast-
stroke and eighth in the 100 free.
Greg f elli was fourth in the 100
free.
•Jn wrestling, Rya n Park was
the team MVP.
•In golf, Mall Yama~hida,
Josh Forth and Mall Harris we re
the leader~.
On deck
in the
Daily Pilot
•E 20, 1992 • llEWPIRT BACK BAY • REGISIER TODAY!
Looking back at 1111 mt
of our school6, '91 -92
•Estancia boys .... June 9
• Mesa girls ...... June 10
•Newport boys .. June 11
• CdM girls ........ June 12
• Mater Dei. ....... June 13
• Calvary Chapel June 13
• Estancia girls ... June 15
• Costa Mesa boys .... June 16
•Newport girls .......... June 17
• acc ......................... June 18
• CdM boys ............... June 19
• SoCal College ......... June 22
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directly to local fJl't'WU"' of miean:/1. £'1uct.1tio11 a11d
aid for patie111s. fur 1110f(! detai~. <.vll 714-751-0# I
This year. we'd like you to participate a11d join
the fun. 711ere will be food. entertainme111 and free
healtll St'Teenings. You can walk, jog. run. skate or
wlieelchair your way across the finish line. Simply
tisk friends. relaJnV!S. neigJiborLJmd co-workers in
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Pick up your tntry form at: Tht DAILY PILOT. 330 W. Bay Strttt, Costa Mtsa, 8:30a.m · 5:30pm MMday through Friday.
Golf Of Coata Me••
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3 Woods.1 8 Irons t
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'ret 6-11 ·V:i
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(714) 545-3827
2701 Harbor Blvd.
11 O,!>fo6 Off1
L - -t~X 6.18~ --.J
Hours: Mon-Sa t 10-7 & Sun 10-6
All rntfchondite limited 1o PClck Oii hand. Sony, no ~.11 Checu
Coupona cOMOI bt opPltd lo .oi. -.. "'-,.. wll honof lht lowtt
ol dlt two pncet No .......
at Harbor & Adoms ne•t to Albortsons
in the Mesa Verde Center
Costa Mesa -Since 1986
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot ;
2
Ward and his wooden cutter,
both classics, form special bond
S 0~1c p1.!~ple form such an emotional link:ige
\\Ith thc~r bout thnt it transcends pride of
ownership -and becomes an extension of
1hc1r personality.
Steve Word and his traditional wooden cutter
lt~1ir arc '."o of a kind. She loves the way his
put1cn1 caring hands have mended her hurts and
re,tored the beauty of her youth.
And he holds his head at a
j.1unty. prideful tilt as he sails
past )Ounger plastic vessels or
stands :it her stern, sculling this
proud lady to her berth.
Steve and Altair arc classics!
·rhcy arc nlfllOSt the so me ngc
anll respond to the nceus of
coch other. Steve says, "She's got
cedar planl.ing. ironwood
keclson, on!. frames. teak horn
timber and stem.
"She's a cutter rig with about
450 square feet in a low nspect
r.11io sail plan. She uoesn't hnve
much frcebonrd so she doesn't
have to fight the sea -the sea
11111
lclllFW
Boating
comes over and it's gone. In the meantime, you
get to take a bath! Fortunutcly, the self·bailing
cockpit is so small it can onl y hold about 35
gu llons of sea wa ter."
Altair is an Atkins designed Erick Jr., a double.
ender cutter. 2 feet on deck. built in Gresham,
Oregon. She's very sturdy with displacement about
15.000 pounds anti able to take a log on her bow
and ~till come home.
She ha~ a "ind,ane so he can sail wi1hou1
(11.)\\0r. In fact, the fir':.t fh·e )Cars Steve owned
Altair he had no battery, radio or electronic
navigation gear. He now has a rndio rind Loran,
which !>hare the same stern mounted anicnna -
'' l11ch he can c:..i')ily re mo' e "hen he wants her
'ic\\ ct.I "ith her trathtional lines.
He also sailed the boat for three years without
~1.1nch1011., .rnd lifelines" h1lc he ".1s rcbuildins
the hul"arks '"ith teak :rnd 'arni~hcd cap rails.
The ho•ll h•l) unique tapered .. 1.rnchions
rnmplctcl) CO\ered "ith "coach "hipping" (an
intricate :ind bcnutiful CO\cring of cotton line).
It is Ob\'lous thnt uh:\sing Alt.1ir for her hi toric
role is n "labor of love·• for Ste' c.
Steve says, "Altair is a heritage of the sea, sure,
there's maintenance with the wood, but there's a
feeling that she's ... sort of alive ... there's a
personality to her. She doesn't bchnve all the time
... but, yet she takes care of you. Sure there's n lot
of work ... but I would rather pay the boa1, then
pay the bank.
"I really enjoy my time on the boat ... with
scrntching down for varnish ... tinkering wi th this
or that ... it's an enjoyable experience, and then
when you sail the boat ... wow!" exclaimed Steve.
He has sailed in the Ancient Mariner Race in
Long llcnch for seven years and shown Altair for
five years at the Wooden Doat Festival in Newport
Beach. He's been very ac tive in the Wooden Hull
Yacht Club.
While racing Altair in 1991, he won the first
West Coast Classic Series for his nee1 and later
won D·fleet in the Dana Cup. He nlso got
perpetual honors at the Ancient Mariners Race
for first sloop to finish.
He won the first Newport Doat Festival Regatta.
Steve is quick to point out Altair is competitive
when racing her own kind -classic wooden boats
-but not modern racing boats.
Steve is seriously planning an
"around-the-world" cruise in the near future -
but is torn emotionally when he thinks about
giving up his beloved Altair for a large r boat for
such a voyage. Devotion has him on the horns of a
dilemma. Out don't tell Altnirl
0
The renowned Ticonderoga is returning to
Newport Harbor Saturduy. If you wish to he part
of the welcoming flotilla, she is scheduled to arrive
ut the harbor entrance at 12: I 5 p.m.
For more information, contact Pat Roberts at
852-834 1.
0
Phil Oradstock, Commodore of the Oalboa
hland Yacht Club (for juniors only) annou11ced
that the club is ce lebrating its 70th anniversary on
June 28.
For more information about this historic
celebration, contact Phil at 673-8126:
Doi> Scllcrcr's bonti11g column nppcnrs in tile
D:1ily Pilot c•·cry 'J'ucsdn)'.
Kelpie claims
Sturgess Award
D.rnJ Poin1-b.1scd l\clpte c.uncd
1hc George ~turges A\,ard os first
to linish s~11urd.t~ in the I lcri1.1ge
Rcg;Hta, off the Ualbua Pcnin ula.
NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB
Nash Sptln9 Championship
9 Uci>.rty Spill J ~di. BCYC.
Ct.ASS c-1 Paedie HIQh. J.n OOlum. we.
2 P~. Ken Dutchtr. eve. 3 H•Oh SIRIOO.
Bob snno. eve. 5 Pnvlle Idaho, Ktvm LYM. eve: 6 Valentine, MMY Longpre, BYC: 7. OED.
Blyan RoeMg. SSYC
l\clpit'. skippered by Jim Dc-
llru\'.'I.., ah.o "on 1 he Schooner
Cl.1ss, Jhcad of ~.1m.wrng, !!l.1p·
pcrcJ b) Ernie ~linnc} of Ne"·
port Ucach.
Nc\\pOrt Cle.1ch's Jim llo"c
skippereJ 1'.mtJ/u~ to the Cla~ U
title, follo"cd by Pmwclu. "1th
Dave Williams of Ne" port Dcach
at the helm.
\lirginfo ':.kippered by 0.10
I lcagney from Dana Point. bcMed
the competition in Class A. which
matched the Class 13 with 10 cn·
tries. VirginiJ ''as the oldest entf)
among the \\OO<len boats, having
been bu1h 111 1913.
The Wooden !lull O"ncr A':.-
soc1Jt1on \\Oii the Yacht Club
Challcnsc A" .inl for the greatest
number or entries. The C\Cnt was
n bcnclit for the Newport I l:trbor
Nautical f\tuseum.
LEHMAA 12S-1 PIW Ramino·W• ~rts.,
MiYC, 2 8'uce Ayers.J.I A~res. NHYC: 3
HtnrY Sinout·JeO Sptagve, eSSA: 4 Jlm
Buc>.ing~m·M~ Bucl.inQIWn, NHYC. 5. 8111
SymtS·M~ Jane Symes. Wlllamelle, s c
BALBOA YACHT CLUB
88 Serle11 Race 4
Cl.ASS A-1. ClnOt, Jell Fnet, MiYC, 2
RM!tt #r lntermln. lttC: 3 ~~ • .mx
bli.e BVC, ~ Ptfldr19on, 0.l'tld Gray, WC; 5
s~,,ru. R*11 ~ BC't'C; a IW MJ bz,
Rl!Ph ~ eve. 1 o. .4>efl:e. ~11; Po-
le, eve. O:IS. Epodfmc. ci.ic-Wert. BCYC
CLASS 8-I RucJt. Dick Hrjdtn. ecvc; 2.
K.achN, Ce1'31d M~og31\ NHYC; 3 SldOOO. PIU
Slwp, .BCYC, 4 3' Carat, JIF Albtn, LIYC, 5
Rhythm. Roger Gooclino. SBYRC. 6. J~
Silw1y1t.4alanosky, OPYC, 7 J.lty Too. WOOCS/
Kemoara. BCYC. 8 Matil'lgl, Ed Cari>tnttr, BYC;
GREEN:
From 81
Green, Inc .• "ere.: at 1hc city coun·
c1I meetins in protest. "Th~c11y council's options are
to c.lisplacc 86 employees, or keep
1hings status quo and renew ou r
contract. for a not her five years,"
CLASS D-1. Tres Gordo, Tom Purtca. BYC,
2 Pussyca~ John Sz~ay, WC, 3. Wind Warnot,
John O~s. BCYC. 4 Squem·e~-e. RttlWc:!ScW
Kokol. we. s 8lle 031\tr 11. oo Krenz. eve
-SOUTH SHORE VACHT CLUB
June Hibachis, Rae• 2, June 10
Ptff.A-1 VOl\ell BNce TwlChtl. SBYRC,
2 HorallO. Don 8MU. SSYC
PHRf.e-1 ~ et. Snow. ssve. 2 Aoc>Nrtion. M.lle o·connef. SSYC. 3 Wind W'M·
llOI. John D~. BCYC PHRf·C-1 CllUp D~te. ~ ~son. SSYC. 2 HOC POUlo. 031'1 Rotvtr, SSYC, 3 En-
gergy, M.vcus Mana. SSYC
Sllields-1 Jean, ErSln Yt11ger, UCISA. 2
Allene. Lte W1loennan. UCISA.
Tim Green said.
"\Vi1h American Golf, that's
like running a golf factory. In and
out, in and out."
Since the city opened t~e door
to out)iuc bid for the course
management, many employees
have been concerned with losing
their jobs.
OCC's Nelson signs
letter to attend Iowa
~ Bucs all-state pitching
star exits as school's
career leade r in victories.
Orange Coast College sopho·
more Alisha Nelson, the
school's career victory leudcr,
has signed a letter of intent to
attend the University of Iowa.
Nelson, a Woodbridge I lish
product, fin ished with a 46·16
two·year record at OCC.
Wi1h a 24-8 mark this spring,
she was the Orange Empire
Conference pitcher of the year,
and an all-stutc selection.
Nelson's 0.50 ERA this sea-
son was a school record, and
the right·handcr' l\\O-)Car
ERA was 0.65.
Nelson lee.I the Pirate'> to the
OEC title by hurling four no·
hitteri., one perfect game and
16 ':.hUtOUlS this l>Ca!>On.
In the Mate playoffs in Sacra-
mento, Ncbon pi1c.hcd the
Dues to one \ICtory before the
team was eliminated.
Nelson's ba1tel)ma1e, Bccl.y
Toler, announced she ''oulll at·
tend UCLA and ''ould \\Jlk·on
for the defending nJtional
champions.
Toler, out of Murina High.
was a two·time all-conference
ca tcher and owns' the Pirate::.'
career record "'ith 62 run::..
-Dy Ilic Daily Pilot
13 Days lett 'ttl 1~oay
The Big M,
as in M1chi-
g an, is
coming to
the Big 0,
as in ocean,
for I-Day, as
in Irrelevant Week XVII ...
June 28.
Quote of the Day
·"All I ask of Washington
is that they give me a
chance. Being the last guy
picked, that's going to lire
me up more than any-
thing."
-Mr. Irrelevant,
Michigan's Matt Elliott.
~I_, ___ ... ... ....,.._
I, .~' •'''
\ . -.
l \. • , • ,,, •
..,\.. t .
"Biffy made It to the inflek:J. They're calling time
out. He's grabbed the ball In his mouth and ... Yesll
He· s slotlOer'ri'lg 8'f over it Ill"
Tuesday, June 16, 1992
Jakosky's
camps begin
on Monday
Dcginnin~ on Monday, l'\c\\ port
Harbor I lich c1rl~ ba:.l.ctball Co•1Ch
Shan non J a~~'"' \\ 111 con ti uc1 her
thiru annu~I ·~c'' p\.>rt I I arbor
Girb Summ\.·r UJ~l.db.ill Camp fur
t\\O age gruup-. al the high ::.choul.
Sc ... ion-. fur cirb 1n craJt:s )ol\ throu~h n11h: ru71 .\hrnd.~' lhrouch Thurl>~d.1\ I r,1m JO >O a.n1. to 12:311
p.m. anJ I.hi live \\1.cl..::.
G1rb gr:1J1.·-. 10 through l~ go
from S:3U .1 111 10 Ill 30 a.m 1 hi.'
Camp I\ or1..n IO Jn)bOJ} Ill lhC
communrt\ '
For lurih1..r J\ta1b. l·o111.1.:t J.11\·
SOI..\ al 6i,3..Q)fl(J llf J ud\ r\\cr' .11 ?'\c~port H.11bur at i'Go-j1~i.
• In add111un. 1hc annu.11 D1-.·
tnct Ua!.l.ctl all Camp lllr t u:-' and
girls from the l\.'unh 11!rough
eighth graJc., \\111 !>tart on ~tond.1:
at Co~tJ ~k'J I ligh anJ 1u11
through July 9.
For more inforn1Jt 1un un thl·
threc·v.cel. Ion!_! camp, ll>nt.1d
Biiiy UrC\\l.!r at 1f"9·151 4 ur 55f1.
3161.
-IJ.1 RfrhJrd U111111
Pigskin Classic
tickets on sale
Ticl.cts 10 the I 99~ D1,n1.' l.111J
Pig!:>l.111 Cl.1..,..,1c 111. f.:.11unng 1. 1 ·
forJ ;1nJ 1 \. '·1' \...\ \1. ma~ l c p 1
cha.,cJ l>) phunc
Tid,Ch ,tr\. Pfll.'.t.:U ,It S~ I ,inJ
SIS for the Au0 ulot ~6 came at
AnJhcim St.1Jn11~ T1cl.d~ 1..;m be
purchased \\1th ~ta-.1c1C.1rJ. 01
Visa. b' cJll1nl! l)Ji. -3') I I rum 'J
o.m.-5 p m.11 ~10nJJ~ thri>ugh l·ri·
day.
This ~c.1r's game p11 1.klcnd1nf
South\\C'lt Conference ch;1111p1l10
Texa:. A...\~I (10·~ in llJ•JIJ.
agJin:.t StJnlorJ (~...i in ·1.11) and
new hcall coach Bill W:i"h.
\\'al.,h return!> h'r ht' '1.. .. 01hl
tour of Jut\ v.11h the C rJ11'111.
after lc!aJm~ th1. S.1n 1'rJni.:"~''
49er!I to tlm?e :.uper l3uY.I t11lcli 111
10 sca,on ... 11 the helm. \\. Jbh ",,,
J 7· 7 at St.1nfM<l <.luring the I 97t·
78 ~e~l'>On~
-IJ.1 the DailJ Pilot
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PUBLIC NOTICE fOfth herein Wiii resUlt in at eacti Job site. TN CON· 10rs vet1lies lo lhe OIS-bids or 10 waive any Ir· Offd of Trust In the prop. pal sum ol lhe nole(s) .. S3,080 US CURRENCY, ordered lorf.,t 10 the Slalt qu • 11\at the I e 01 and
---------11he lmpo111lon of llquodallld TRACTOR and any aubcon-TRICT that the CONTRAC. regUlaritJes Of lnlOfmahtJes erty herelnatte< descr1be0: c:utlld by 1a1d deed of 1987 CHEVROLET CA· ol Calt'Ofn.a and d str b-other pla-yground eq1;p-
NOTICE TO damages In the 11'1\0Unl ol lraelor under 11 ahall pay TOR was. properly lltenslld In any bid °' In lhe bid-TAUSTOR. HOWARD E. Trust, lllrilh Interest as in MARO, LIC 12V'YW351 uted ,;rsuant 10 the ' Ov•· rrent shall be made ava I·
CONTRACTORS FIVE HUNDRED dollars nol leu 11\an lhe specified al tho lime the contract ding. TIMMONS. CAROL J. TIM· said nole PfOvlded ad· ._-IN IG1FP21S6HL128683 S•on/of Heaan ana r.tety 11ble IOf lhe use or the
CALLING FOR BIDS ($500) for each calendw preva.hng rates ol wag" lo wn awarded. Any CON· As reqlilred by SecllOn MONS vances, II any, und~ lhe NOVATEL CELLULAR Code Seel.on 11489 v. ll'I• Community ICM reoHl•Otlal
AGENCY: Huntington day of del?. payable to all .otklfl employed by TRACTOR nol so bcensed 1773 of the Calllornla BENEFICIARY: MISSION term• ol Aid Deed ol TELEPHONE WITH BAT· OYt further nollCI Of hell .. puiposes dunng hours ol
Beach UnlOn High School the OISTRIC . lhem In the e11ecuti0n of II subfe<:I lo penalllH Labor Code the Dvector ol HILLS MORTGAGE COR-Trust, IHI. charges and TERV & CIGARETIE PLUS. vig non.us. by tht .. ,,.,
OlslrlCI Each S.d shall be ac· lhe contract. under the law. lhe OepatlrMnt 01 Indus· PORATION expenses of the Trustees SERIAL NO 142013760-l7. Pubhshed Ne poll Tr>t DISTRICT rffet\les
PROJECT NAME: 8IO NO compa~ by I c"11f1ed or No blddet may withdraw There Wiii be I mandatory ltlal Relations of lhe Sllll recorded September 29, and ol lhe trusts crHttd MITSUBISHI CELLULAR Beach Costa Mesaw Onaly the r0g•11 10 cancel this r•
7<lll • REROOF MARINA CHhltr I check Of bid hi• btd lor a period of for1y· job walk to commence II ol California has d•tlf• 1989 .. lnalr. No. 89-by said Deed ol TruSI TELEPHONE, SERIAL NO Plot June 9 16 23 1992 q110sl f()l PfopCls&I• W•lhout H s .. BLOG. 300 bOnd In an amOYnl nol ltss five (45) day• alter lhe dale 10 00 a.m. on JUNE 30, mined the generatty prevail· 524086 In Book page of Of· Said ult will be held on: 30004801717; SONY llMM 1 · · • T!>l? an aw11rd, or to waive any
810 OtAOLINE. 2 00 P.M , than ten percenl (10%) ol set tor lht opening thtreol. 1992 11 lhe Olstricl Malnl• Ing rain ol wages In lhe ticlal Records In lhe office July 1, 1992, 11 1.30 p.m. CAMOROER WITH CASE, ,!rregular111es or lnfoimahhes
JULV l<l 1992 lhe lolt1I bid price, payable Governing hard nanee Office, 525 York· locality in wtllch this work ol lhe Recorder of Orange In the lobby to the building AC ADAPTER & BATIERY. PUBLIC NOTICE 1n any proposals rece1vod PLACE' OF BIO RECEIPT: 10 lhe DISTRICT HI guar· Slvned: /a/ A. K. ROW· town, Huntington Beach, Is to be p"1oflned. Copies County: aald deed, ol lrus1 located al 60I Soulh Lewis SERIAL NO. 7160t; MIS-A41d111onal lnfOfrnahon tor
ANO PLACE BIO OOCU· anlee that the bidder, ll Its LEY DI t , CA Phone (71<l) 536-9358. ol these rale detetmlne· desr1* the lollowing: Sllffl Orange Calilornla CEl.LANEOUS JEWELRY NOTICE OF submon on of propota11 1a
MENTS PLANS ANO proposal 11 accepllld, shall 1 rec°'• '90Ure-All Work must be com-lions entitled PREVAILING LOT 37 OF TRACT NO. 92668• ' (See Attached Appraisal) INTENTION TO avalat>te al lhe Manago.
SPECIFICATIONS AAE ON promplly uecu1e lh• ment , Huntlneton pleted within 60 consecu-WAG'E SCALE .,. on fi .. 7032, IN THE CllY OF Al the time 01 lhe Initial was semtd pursuanl to meni Suppon S.W::es Of· Flt.(: Huntington B .. ch Agreement. f\lrn•sh. Uli•· •••c h Union Hleh \Iva days lrom lhe lllM ol at the OISTRtCT PurchU• NEWPORT BEACH, publicallon ol lhls notice, Heallh and Salfl)' Code LEASE PROPERTY llC• ol lh• Newpot\·M ...
u H s 0 Procuremenl Of· l1CIOI)' Fatthlul P1rf0tm· Sch~ Dtotrlct 1he Notte• 10 Proceed II· Ing Otnce· and COptel may COUNTY OF ORANGE. lhe lotal ""°""' of the un-S1c11on 114'71 11488 by School 01slt1CI NEW· Un.lied School °'5111Ct al lie• 'R0om 361 10251 ance Bond in an amount Publl•h•d Newport sued• by lh• DISTRICT. be obtaiOeci on request STATE OF CALIFORNIA. paid balance of the Oblrg•· lhe Giiden Grove POltC• PORT·MESA UNIFIED ll'le above lddrKS Of by
Yorklown Ave . H~IH'lgton nog:tc':.'c\"~ one) of~~ Beach/Cosll Mell Daily rrn-II\ of 2.._~~ The CONTRACTOR ahaJi ~ ~KM::a R:.f~J>~ hon secured by the above °r:nrne~ ltd Sf~.~L ~l~~IClutblull lel0tP01\0fl9VER'N(7INl4QI SS&8~!0D Beach. CA 92&411 Phone Pilot June 111 23 1992 a ure . 0 ....... ..,.... post a copy of the .. rain • ctescr1bed deed of trust pro,...., """ 1etz Scl)OOI 2627 v t del a.. _. •
17141964-3339 E1tt. <llSO price, fuu'4sh • Pay. • • T52e WOfk Within 1he ltme NI 11 nch Job Ille. TN C()N.. TO 29 INCi.USM Of MIS-and Hlimaled costs, ex· with re1pec1 10 •"eolld VIC-• B ''c'A rr~ c0 ,.0 tyn a. ltocllor, 01-
NOTICE IS HEREBY menl Bond In en amouol fOftl'I n.r.in Will •HUit In TRACTO~ and any IU~ CELLANEOUS MAPS, penses and adVances ls lallon(s) ol S1c11on(1) N-port each, .. rector MVlftt. auPPoft
GIVEN that the lbOV• not le11 lhan UV.Oty·fNe PUBLIC -TM"I the impollllton of lquldaled trac:tOf under 11 •hall pay RECORDS OF ORANGE $522 903 90 113711 of lhe Health end Proposal Dead..,,. June Svi
0 percenl (7S"-) of lhe 1otll ..,, "' damages in the amount of ,_ , .. __ .. _ ---'fled COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. It ' 1·b Safety Code You 111 23. 1992 at 2 00 Pm • named OillrlC1 ol range bid ptlc• and furnish cef• ONE HUNDRED dollar• not ...... _, i .......... led YOU ARE IN OEFAUl.T IS pou .. lhal •1 the hereby notified lhal th• Place of Proposal R• pub I Ith. d N. w p 0 r I Counly, acllng by and le :..... 1 NOTICI TO prevllltng rllH of wages 10 lime of 111• the Qpen•ng 1 t· Man-ement s p. 8e h.C 1 M 0 1 lhrough Ill Governing t1I 1111 ntuenc ng that the CONTRACTORS ($100) IOf Heh calendar aM worklfl employed by UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST bid may be less than lhe Otslttet Anorney of Orange ce P · -• u ac Os a eN a1 y Board, herelnaller flfefred required insurance It In ef· CAI.LINO POR •tDI day ot delay, payable 10 them In lhe execution 01 OATEO 09/01/89. UNl.ESS tolal lndebtedneH due. County hH ln111ated p10-port SCl'tlCostees, 2985·A B•CA11r Pilot June 9, 16. 1997
10 11 lhe DISTRICT Wiii re· feet In lhe amounls ael , the DISTRICT. lhe contract VOU TAKE ACTION TO Date· 8/ll /92 ceedinga to torfttl the StrHt, i. Mt$a, T611
celV9 up 10 bul nol lalei forth In the AgtHmtnl n--AGh ~~nlonCV • HHI untlnglon Each Bid 1h1H be IC• No bidder may withdraw PROTECT YOUR PROP· T D SIERVICK CO .. 1bove-d11c:ribed p10Plfty 926206 CE S ERE B" ' fOfm .,.,..c .., gh SChool companied by a cenilled or hi bid t fod I I • EATY, IT MAY BE SOl.O AT ' ' purtuanl to Heatth end N Tl I H • ---------lhl~-~hebltldbot:s~~ted "'!'~ Payment and perfOfmance District cashier'• check or bid ,.! cui°d:~lte< t~ :~. A PUBLIC SAl.E. IF YOU ,AlfV, aa aald TNst .. , Safety Code Section GIVEN th1t tne •bOvtt-Sell your unwanted ......... • • aw , bond• •hall be teqUlled PROJECT NAME· BIO NO. bOnd In an amoum not.... ,. NEED AN EXPLANATION Ir Crystal lspMoH, 114all 4 named School 01strlc:1 ot 11em1 lhe e&ay W•yl ~~f"19~~ ·~h!~· ::o::. prlOf to execution ol the 747 • TRANSFORMER then llf\ PlfC•nt (1~) or .. ~~~eol. °' THE NATURE OF THE A11latant looretarr, You .,. lnSlrUCled lhlt II Ol'ange COUf'lty, CA. w1no To plac• your claHf.
lived In "" Id I contflCt and al\ .. bS In the CHANGE ours the '°'al bid pries, payable PROCEEDING AGAINST '°' .._. .. , L.... • ••• 'f'CMI desire lo con.test the by Ind through Ill GOYlfO• f.-d 4td calf &42·$e71
fed ~h•.;;d•c•holllf\~ lorm ... tonh In lhe con-810 DEADLINE~ 2 00 p M., IO the DISTRICT as a guar-•lenNa la/ A. I . ROW· vou. YOU SHOULD CON· Oran1• CA ., ••• tort. ture ol lhi• PfOperly, Ing Bolla. he!'"""" ,~ ---------• • • 1 tracl document•. In lhe JULY t . 1992 antH 11\11lhebidder.ii11• LIV, Dlroct.., "-ouro-TACT A LAWVER. 11141 HMlOO putsuanl 10 Hetnh and letred to as DlSTRJCf, -.. opened •nd publicly rll\d ev.nt ot 1..iure 10 enter Into PLACE OF 81D RECEIPT proposal 11 ICCepted, lt\all Ment, Huntlntten 1139 PORT TIFFIN Safely Code Section w 1ece.v. \IP 10, OUt ~ I' • ...
aloud ,:r.the above elated '"'h conlracl and execute AND PLACE 810 OOCV· promlll!lly Hecute the leao" Unlen Hie" PLA CE, NEWPO RT IF AVAii.ABLE, THE EX· 11<l88S, VoU mwsl r·e a falet than the ab0.,..1111.0 ~'=' ~ ltlf\S. ace lhe requited dOC\lmlf\IS, MENTS, Pl.ANS ANO Agt~. tumiah a ....... kttoot Dtstrlot KACH, CA PECTEO OPENING BIO ~1l·ed da.m atlldlg YOU! ume ...... d Pf0PM3'1 al'ld UI :>
Tht 01 TAICT requires the bid aoc1.11lty will be lor· SPECIFICATIONS ARE ON taCIOfY Fatttllul Peflorm-"(II 1 11Jfft addleu or MAY Be OBTAINtO BY tnltresl In the PfOJ>lflY requested docuinettll IOI ~ ~ •
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1CIJ!· let1ed. 8ond1 1h11JI remaln FILE: Hunungton Beach ance Bond In en amount B P~~l•h•d Now~o~ common de11gnation of CALLINQ THE FOLLOW· YO>J Musi Ii•• !ht• c:lain: .,, 1h• lease ol Eultilulf i:: CD
rent I °'"" Of\llllC OI • In ftJll IOfC• and effect U.H s o.. Procurement Of· not .... than filly pjlfClnl eac • ., ... oeta Mesa ... , Pfoper1y II shown abOve, ING TELEPHONE NUMBER '"' SupsttOt Court ol the Schoel by • ~IK\ittg Q. :-: LIC!~;9~ the:·~ llcat:r 1hroughout lh• g1.1aran1M llce, Room Ht, 10251 (~)of \he tot .. bid prico, Ptlot June 16, 23. 1992 no war,..,,.y 11 given•• to ON THE DA.Y ISEFOf\l THE County ol Orang• W1th1n agency l0t lhe o.llver'( 01 11> :> ~!intra~ 11*11'werd~~ ~~ period 11 spectlled In lhe Y0tklownCAve., Huntington furnish a Payment Bond In T527 Its comple1ene11 or cor-SALE· 17141 3~137 or thirty (301 day• 01 the "'" child · cste and dweiop· ~ • ~ general cond11lon1 Beach, A 926"1 Phc>no an aMOunf not te.1 lhan ~tntH)" The beneficiary publ~••t0n of tl'I•• Notoee ment 1enr1Cff °"""· puiw-< tc ~ paymsnt •hall be m11d• tor Each bid mu11 conlorm (714) 96"·3339 Ewt. 4350 fllly percent (501lt) of the PUILIC NOTICE under said Deed of Tru•I. 1213> 627,.865 unle11 Y°" u1te111• actl.111 anl to Ectuu1ton Co~ MC-n> < WOfk OI materlol undlf the and be rHponslve to in. NOTICE IS HEREBY 10411 bid prtc., and f\lfnlah t>y re.uon of I breach Of TAC4ltl3 nouee (PlttH UM Supe-tion 393603 ~-•
contract unltH a~~ until contrlCI d<>CUMSnll. TN GIVEN that lhe abo.,.. ~ evldSnelng 11'\al T•UNOITTUIC~IC?'!,1 • default In 1ne Obl'Olfiotll Publlahed Newport ttOf C°'-"1 NUll'\bel 11-M· tlilctl proPOUI 10 leis. i g ~ the Atglllrar Of ....,...lrac-DISTRICT ruervH tht named Dll1flc:t of Ofange lhe reQUlred lns1,1ill'Ce la W1 " -secured theftOy hereto-BNt h·Co111 M... 0 ly ~) YO\I mutt MtW en tn-said IChOOI a be ac-.:> -10'9,... ~·1·•• to cb'J:T:g: nght 10 re1ec1 any and .. County. acting by •nd en.t1 ln the •mount• __. L... .... loft executed ancs -.... Hoc J\llW 11 23 30 1 "2 dOftld CC>f'Y of the ctalm ~nied br an unc:onCJ1o '° -;,: TA...,.T that lhS bldl or 10 waiv. any Ir· lhrougll II• llovtrnlng 10f1tl In lhe AOfHmtnt 4Gt047" ered 10 tho undtf~ a ' ' · Ti2• on lf'9 Oistoc:t AnorMy OI ltONI ~died en.c .. Ot '2, CD TOR wu p1operly i.cented regv14W1t,.1 or lnlorl'Nl!tlet Board, '*-'•ft• rei.rrect lorm tTIMMOtlS -m.n Oecw1tion ol 0.-Orange County (Altn : cash er• clleO In Ille -
It the Ml!., lheM c~C:~' in any bid or in the bid• to M the DtlTRICT, wMI ,.. ,aymene and~ Ta lie. flJUll and Demand b $ale PUIUC NOTICI V1Cllit L H•• ~ Di• aft'IOUnl Of IM ~"l I*• -~ wat -•rd.., 'I . dlflO ~ up to, ~ noc .... b<IM• "*' be rOQuhd • • .,.. """'*' notic• Of * tnc1 Anomey) at '100" CMc C«ll of ~ bid0..11 PtO-::i TAACTOA noc to lleented A• reqlAred bY SectlOtl then the ~·t•te41 lime prior to Pecutton of the Lt~ fault encl of eteclOn '° ll ..... a C41nltf Or!Ye W•M ~ poMd annual ..... pay. 'i 11 lubj9'I to penaltlH 1773 ol the Cal1tornla Miiied btdl '°' the e;ifd COl*act 9nd ahall be In tf'9 UlffT COOll L cai;se ttll ~ to llOTICI OP SKIZURI Ana. CA 9.1101 .nh!n '-" ITIOl!C *' a ouaramee U\at n •
undet "'•law. Labor Coae, lhe Director OI of • contract '°' lhe IOO¥e '°"" ... '°"" In the c~ #.#• .....Ul-U ... Mid Pl°'*"I '° Ulttfy PUltSUMT TO (lot °'VI of IM ~ of .. biddtf, If IUCt'fllM. • Thefe will be a mtndtlOfY tho Dtot1ttr4tle of ~ project. lldl Ill.. be ,... ttact ~ In tf'9 T.O. SCAVICE COMf'AHY NICI ~ and ,_.. tnt eta"' In the wpiorb Ml prgperty ••ec'Ute •"° • iO'.b wltk to com~•....'J tfl .. Atl1t1ons Of the It ... cofwed In the place ldelWo O¥Ol'lt Of'*"'" to enlef Into .. ,,..., ~ TruatM alter th• un'dertlgned NIM. TM .... wan c~ OMllOl'I ~ ...... upon ttMl ... I
10:00 am on JULY'·... Of C•lllOrnl• NI de*· lltd M>oYe, and lhal be IUCI\ CIOnlrllClt.,.. OllOC\M under tho tollOwtnQ de-c9IMCI Uld "*-Of * COM NCTIOll The '"'" to timtly ,. .. """' ""' cioncMlone .. -
at tflo 0.11r1c1 Maintenance mll'ltd lhe ~Y Pfe-t ... OC*led anct publlc:ly rNd tho '"'*" ~ tcnbtd died Of trvlf' WK.I. """' encl of -.ction '° be t '41'/t ,... encl MCure 1 •rtted ~ tMabl!IMd br tne loard <
OllN. 6~5 YOf~I0""11p' Hun· Ing r .... Of Wll9" In the ...... the abOvO ...... the '*' IOC\#tty. be tor! HU. AT ""8UC AUCTION recordad ~·Ch '· 1"2 .. MD WOTIC• ~ an lnllf•ll In '"' Of (cNcetlon ~.
tlftllfOl'I 8HCh, CA hOnt loCaMy In ""*" ttllt WOltl *"'encl place. 9'lted londt lhal fOfNlin TO THI HIOHHT ~" "''"· No. N-14251' In OP •TDDD ~ In tM '""'*'°' laid ~ -.,.. pro-• CD (Jf•J' &JO tl~ 1a 10 " Poffor"'9d. c_... Tho OIST.-ICT r9qUlr" In Ml totoa and effect '°" CASH (in ._ '°""' look 'ae• ol on1c1a1 PORNITUR9 ~ will red In "" OMiOs l'9fwOf wlll be lor• 0: ,,. ~WOftt MUil be corn-of lhelO , ... ~-· INC biddot ~. CUf-ttwougt\OUI .. .,.,.,,... ""1Cf\ .,. llwf\A ..,., In ~In .. ofl'Ce °'.. PURSUANT TO propot'Y b«ng dedared Of ....... DIMk n.-'Ji ..... ~::.~·~n.cr:~ =·1~ •• ~:-: t:...~= =:.=:c' In the:: :,.~:f: ~--=~c=· MULTMMO , ... ,, .. , c ...... ::::::.·.::.::::; ....
... 10 "OCHO 1 .... .,. OllTRICT ~ °' '"Coto" ..... -the (adl ..... ""* eonbm °'* Chocl• IPOdlod In tM ~ e0¥9Nlnl Ot ....n coo. fle4 1100.000 = 'Y the DISTRICT. Ing Otk•: and~ . ....., COt*act .. ....-cl. No Ind ... ,. .. ,,.,. 10 tho CMI Code SecMn 112.atl ... anty ..... Ot ~ ACTICMI ...... 4. The mo t com~ The Boerd .. CducatlOn • o1 tte enence. be *alnOd on ,.._., peyfMnl INI be IMdt tor ooM'aCll ~ The (.,....._In W •..,. lfftO """· ~ 1111e pee. On'~ 21, tlH, al .,.,... -"d cunont oirec. lhllll NllO tho dlts , ... .. ,...,~ .. COft'<Pllte tM Tho COHTMCT()fl INI ... Of ,......,... ..,.., .. DIST.-tCT reHrvo• th• °' .... , .......... and ..-on. Ot ~lnClll. w ""' .., ...... Hunlin9' tory OI good• anc:t Of• lion • .., .....,. 10 ... .. 91 .. e ..,. t1me ... poec • cop, .. .._ ,.... ooMect ~ _. w.-,..... .. ,.... *"' end 11 .,.., ... OOMeyef • mnc1 •.., .._ , .... .,111 ,met. ton I.Kt\ ~ .,.. "4c" .,ouno1 .-o ....._ t.r Ntr 11,
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"*"C IOTICI cuhJer'a check °' ~ .... 1tW ~ 0.-A.M. 111 v.... v.ew khOOI ott. common ~ melnln9 pnndpit II'"' of .... _ ~ ___ ..,,..._ io Miii Oiled OI T.-.... Oii C • ,.., • ~
--------1 bOnd In an amount not IMI tHlc.-on of COllllK10f'I • 1lal0 Hlctuwy ll ~ It ' the"*<~ NCUt9d by ... d f\111 Of 'Wob Of W NOTICE Of' PE1JTION ... • publlO ~ '°' ctilfl, ,... ~ In 9ook ._
llOTICaTo !Nin ten~ (1~) ot.,.. 11 tw.,,..,... the v-.y CA. • .::·.::-"= ot.,. Deed°' ru•t. wlthlntetttl wE::O: .. wun..,... TO=mJlEA 11WM ~ o1.,. ~ ....-111ftdt0ot-...
CONTIUCTOR• tN tcMI tMd one.. pmyeble contt.. Kt .. -.ded: a... •••• .. ...... .__... f ..... _ ....... •hefeon. .. PfcMOed 1n °'TH-..... ....-... °'........... ... . • .... Am«\cl.. ... Hon" **"" ....... "' --n CAU.lllO to !he DiMrict Ma QMWalt-1. No~ 9tllll M " ..,..,_ ~ 0 u,. ,,,_.. Mid note(•), advancet. " ,.,.,,.,. .. ,..._ -,. • lf'Ot1t ~ 10 lht ~ '°" 8101 ... "'-* the blddef. If .. In.de llDr WOl'll OI .....,.., llrt CAW.ft HUNT, ••"on HCUled t>y th• eny, undtf Ille..,,,. of"-.. llld.., reoor• ... ... MerY K. Cenol ~. 700 CMG c.w ol .. ~ llllCOf ff
SotloOI O\llJld· COAST Pf'opoMI i. ~ 1N11 under !he CGr*90I uniMe CUNC PfOC*tY eo be IOld and Deed of TNll ~ Of lie~~ II.. CASEllO. A11G11 Dn'4ll we« S1r11a Ma Mid ~. n
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ,,,omplly u:ecute th• end until !he ~ of Pubtla"•d Newport re11onole .. 11mat1d IHt, charo.. and •11-OOUll.J. .-M ••· .. ....,. To .. Ctltlorn1111 '* ~.111111nc1 .....-1· .
DISTAICT Aof""*"· lurnlah a eatl• Convact0f1 verltlM IO the ., .. ch/Co• M .. a Dally COila .. and Id-penlff Of tti• Trvtl" Ind • Id ID YoU • ... '"* __ ....., ll!IMll conwyed 10 trld llOW 'nlet porioft of Lot ,,. ol
Bid C>Mdllne: 2 P.M. C4 faetOfy Paltl\!UI Per1orm-DISTRICT thllt the CON-Piiot J4,ine 11, 23, 1992 llencM at~me ol the ol lruttt crHted ~ .. Id recot• OI Aid COllllW !Mall CIOfttinoent crtcMcws, held by • 11nc1eir Mid OHd 0( Tract No. *2, • ~
IM TU\ day ol AA 1992 ~ 'Bond In an emount TRACTOR WH ptopetly II-TAO lnltlal ~~adon ol 1he N Dttd of Tnllt, lo·wlt: YoU Mii M lntlf9'tlll tl1t·111t ~ who TMI. In 1tW Pf'Of.*1Y llh*ed In on a mec> r9COfded In ....
PIK• Of 81d R«etpc Of· not lele than one ~ ~ II the~ con-lie• of~,.. 1452 275 .,:-S3S.02e.'3 Eatl"'*d pt~ ... In 111 lortdOlln oltiefWlle ... ln....-d .. Courwy and SU.• 12 ll'aQee 1t end 20'1 rce o~ecte:d~Uf~ =c~~~OC:~1:~ 'r: ~c:~ ~~To9:"not 'eo 17. PUILIC NOTICE In eddlllon °to c~h. ·UI. d~~ ~~er.::. ~===-.:.-r..:.-:· : ... --~-:. ~ OI bofl. -:::t:TrmdNO 1$58, WI OlllaneoUI ....
Clmmunlty College DI•· ment Bond In an emQUflt cenled It lubjeet to ~ CH t '19380 Trust .. wnl accept 1 cash-\lltll lf\CrH.. this ~ure 111. ti...,.. IWwlnOI No. A p TIOH • the Cll)' of CO.ta t.tesa, CourMY of °'=~· _: trlct 1370 Adams Avenue "°' lest thJO lilly J*eertt tlea Undtl' lM i.w. If the II· T • MO Al.21 i.•1 eMctc drawn on I prior to sale. WHITNEY tlled by em Tn»t ol Oflnge, Stale of Cal1~-~1 nla, LOI -
Costa Meu, CA 92626 , (~) ot the total bid ptlce, eenN ciHalllc*tlon apecl. YOU ARE 'tN DEFAULT allte or national bank, I The bentllelary undtr llOllCl Of OUAUl T • Calltorilla. N.A. In " u Pel Map Rtc:Otd9d WI~ talc1 Traci '°'2 °" 1bt
Prol act ldtntlhcatlon and furnish e«tillcetts rli-~ed he<elnafltf 11 that, ol a UNDER A DEED OF TRUST chectl drewn by 1 1ta11 or Hid Deed of TNit he<ato-lUC'TIOM10 llll &lllO Suoerior Court 441, Ptige tt of to!~ W.. ~ Southeify al d-.
Name: Oraog• Coast Cot-dancing that the requ red IJ)9Cielly contfactof' u DATED Oac.tnbet a. 1983. f9c*al tdl1 Ul'll f<Ht .XtCVted and deflv. DUD Of "'Ult WTMT Callfomla. Coun'Y Maps. In Ille OlllClt ol ,,... Wettef'ly ~~
I a Robert B MOOfa T~ ln11Manee It In effect In tl\a defined In s.ctlon 7058 of UNLESS YOU TAK£ AC· Cf on or a ered to ttie undersigned a llOTICl ORANGE. COUl'll)' RaootOar ot ta.cl the NortMtty lint ot, :/, Ranovatlo~· eld 11601 amounta ..i forth In 1n. tti. Cahlornla Buslnff1 and TION TO PROTECT YOUR check drawn by • slatt or WTltttn Declata\lon of 0.. _ THE PETITION County IOt 12 ,
Place Plans ire on Fila: general cond1tJons. In tl\a Proteulon1 Code, the ·~ PROPERTY, IT MAY BE tederel u'llng1 and loan fault Ind O.mand for Sale, tf YOUR "'~m II ~ M The strati 8d<fl'9N or Oii* • .
01tlca 01 Diractor 01 Physl-event of 1a11111e to enter Into clalty contractor awardeQ SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAlE Hsoclatlo('t, aavlngs ••· and a wrllleo Notice of De-~~~!~~.IE~0 ... ,', .. Trwt of C.iitomla, NA common dMiQNlllOn ol •aid PARCEL C •~· 1 , .\'. 13 cal Fcltitles, Biii Haines, the conlract and 1xecu11 11\e ~ntraet for this Work IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA; aocletlon or .avlno• bank ltun and ~actJon to Sell. --...-• "" ,.-{Succ.aor·ln-lnter.i propeny 315 COllHn Piiot Tho" por1 ....... o ...,.
Cout Community College th• required doeutnentl, •h•ll Hselt CONtrucl I me-NATION OF THE NATVRE •s>«•fled In SICtlOn 5102 The undef$1gned eaused •wr•. " MAY • IOl TNSt S.Mcie of America Co.ti M .... CA 82821 and A of Tr~ No.~ ...
District; 1370 Adams Av-IUCh bid aecun1y will be IO<lty ol lM, WQl1(, In ~· OF THE PROCEEDING Of the Financial Codt and Uld No1k:t or Default and WITHOUT MY COURT ACTIOlt, be appoin~ as f>etSOn Name end lddlWs ol lht atlOWfl on I Map r.coJCllad
enua, Costa Mesa, CA fcx19fte<S. The FaflhlUC Pet· COtdance with the prov!-AGAINST YOU. YOU authOflxed to do busine11 Elaction to Sell to be re-endyOUlft'VllMlleltgal,.. "'PfMenlltiVe beneliaatY It Ml0$t raquMl In Book t2, Paoet It lhd
92626• 7141432•5707 fonT\lllCt Bond 1hall r• alons of Cahlornla Busl· SHOULD CONTACT A corded In the county wn... to bf1ng YOUf ICCOl.lnt fn QOOd 9dmlnlS•er "9 tht sala la be1f1Q canovctad :zo of Mlac.lleneous _,.,
N 0 Tl c E 1 s HERE By main In full force and etfact nets and Proleaalon1 Code LAWVER In thl1 atatt. In lh• •vent th• real property Is localed ai.ndfnQ by ~ 11 o1 y 1tW ~nt. si--son Lahman Hutton record• of Onino• ~
GIVEN that th• abov• through the guarantee ~ Section 7059. • NoUu of tender other than casl'I la and more than lhrH l*t due paymallll ~permit> THE PETFTION MOrl(laQ41 C01po1a11on CIO ClllfotN d rtbed .... • named SchOol District 01 rl<>d u sp«illed In the All Wor~ must be com-T t , 1 1 eccapled tht Trust" may months have •la.pstd since tld costs end IXl*ltlt wltlln ,.quMta the decedenr SNMl/SOn Lehmln Hut1on . a MC ~
Or 8 County CaJilomla ganerel conditlona. plated withln 45 COMeCU-rus " • • • wllhhold Ula Issuance of such recotdaUon. tit 1lma Ptfmllltd by w WILL and oodicils, H any, Mortgage CO!porDllOll 4660 Iowa. • IC~ by and .through Its Th• DISTAICT reservff llV• calendat days from the Under Deed the TNllM'I Dead un\il DATED: ..... 2 reiMtallment of Yoll' llCICOUll be act'nllted '° ptobete. Hlll'ln\alt Pett.ny San Beglmlng ., "-tnOll
Governing Board, harelnal· the right 10 reject 111y or all date of the Notice to Pro-of Tru•t fund• become available 10 10 CALlf FOAECLO. Vlfllcfl Is n~ ._ Walnell The Wil end 1111y ~. CA 92.40Mee3 Westerly comer of said
ter referrlld to as "DIS. bids or to waive any Ir· cffd Issued b~l\a Owner. Nolle• 1• het1by gtv.n thi payee or tndorsH as a SURE Sl!AV1CIS, INC., days pr!Of to IWI da• Mt IOf •• avalal>M 011~10na to the abo\19 Tract and Loe A:. ~ TRICT". will receive up to, regularltles or Informalities Time Is of I .,,.nee. that SERRANO RECON· melltt 01 rt ht D a A s TAT aw IDE .. ol your property. No 1llt .xaminatlon In fie file kepi propeny may t>• obtained by along the NOfthwrit
t>ul not later than lh• ~~~y bids or In the bid· ~!~rewt:~n c~~ : VEYANCE COMPANY, • Said •aJ•g wi11 be made, FORECLOSURE IER· clltl may bt •t un• "'" byr".recourt PETITION 19Quer"*lllQ~~ 1~;;rn·1~g tine of Uld tract Notih ~~'js1a1:,c', llmt , d se~led A1 required b Section IOtlh herllln w\11 rHutt In Calil<Hnla COfpotlllon as but without covenant °' VICES, 592S Cerdtoa months from Ole datl 1111 no-19q1.1ests aulhori'Y = "°"' Iha 11n'f1114Jblatt0n clegf ... 49 mlnUt .. 3e c~~tr•~~ for 11~!r 1 g0v: 1773 01 th• ~alllornla \M Imposition of llquldated truttea, or 1ucct1sor wauanty, aKPf•H or Im-Avenue, CypreH, CA Ice of delJUll may bt tlCOfded adl'nlnlslef the esta of thos noc;ce onds Ealt a ~ ot
1 Labof Coda the Director of d1mages for aach day ot trustH, or substituted plled reg1tdlng tl1le pos eoe,M708 (Wlllcfl clatl ol recordallon IC>-under tN l~nden Said Ale .,. be rnlde 1.25 1-.t lhenc:e South 19 Pffi~e: shall ba le<:tllled In Iha Department of Indus. delay, In lht amount Ht tru1lee pursuant to lht SHsl~n or encumbr~nce; Tetepl'lone Numberr putt on lhls nob). Tiits Administration ol E91at WllhoVI c:ovene/14 or wananty, dagf .. s 03 mlntA" 23 eec.
the place Identified above. trial Relations of tha State fOtlh In the Information for DHd of Trust eHcuted by to nlisly Iha lndebtodnas~ 1714) 22 .. 8888 1mou11t Is 11·47,905.25 • ol Act (This authority •llP'llA or lmpl•ed. as to mi.. onds Ea~I 114.92 fHI;
and shall be opened and of Catifornfa has deter. Bidders. 3723 BIRCH STREET AS· JENNIFER WOLF SA ~2Ja2 and Witt lll«USt unll. allow the person posN$$1()11 or tn~l!'bran<»I thence South 84 degt"'
pubtlcly re;'d aloud at Iha mined the g.nerally prevafl. Each bid must conform SOCIATES, A CALIFORNIA secured by said Dffd, •d· TAUSTI• OFFICER your ICCOllllt bacomas ament representatlV• to to aaust,o lhe unpaid ba.131\C• sa mlnut" 64 MCondt
abov•·slat•d time and Ing rates of wages In Iha Ind be responsive to th• LIMITED PARTNERSHIP V&l1CleS thefaund", wilh In-Wl\le your Pf~ Is In '°'• many . 4M:liont w due on lhll noc. S«Ufad ti'( East 35.U '"' ~ the Eut· ace locality In Which tile wonc contractdocumen11. • tttas1 u provided therein, Publl•had Newport doSurt youslilmustpayolhaf obtaining COur1 approv~. 1.,a OHd of Trust 10 wn °
plThe(e will be a $100 00 It lo be pariormed. Coples Each blddet ahall submit. Recorded Decembaf 30, and tl'la unpaid principal of 8Hch-Cos11 Men Dally obllgad0ns (sudl as ln~flllOI Before faking ctr1ain v l lb7,1165 34 pus the tollo'*lllQ er1y tine or Wd Lot 13, Mid
deposit required for each of these wig• rate determl-on th• rorm lumlshed with 1983 In Book n/aPage nl• the note aecured by aald Piiot June 9, HJ, 23, 1992. end t&XIS) ,.qUlr•d by YOU! im90rtant ae11ons t&lllTll!ed COltl. Hpen$1)$ and E111er1y line being on I
set of bid documents. R• nations. anlllled PREVAIL· Iha contract documents, a Inst. #83-591S3'7 of Otflclal died wlth lnlerHI 1herton t512 no• and dttd ol trust Of mart· hOwewtr, the person aavanoes a1 th• 11me ol the curw .,rwltl'I •radius of 50.00
fund wlU be granted 10 ING WAGE SCALE. ara list of the proposed a1ut>-Recotda In the office of the 11 provided In llld Nola CNS1042135 gage u you tall to mlM lulllft repr~':tv•lve Wl':ic. 1 1n11111 publicauon ol 1t11s Nono• IHI: 1hence Southerly Gtfleral eonui ctors only malntelned at th• DISTRICT contracl?'• on this pro tCt County Recotd1r of OR· ' 15 111 loan ._ ~quir,.... 9 no ot Sale "11m01ao WSUle't •'°"II said curwcS Euteffv ro two (2) stls (maximum) olllca located et: 1370 IS reqU1red by the Sublet· ANGE County California IHs, charg11 •nd ax· Fictitious P'Y'l*I on ' PIY lntwested persons unle '"' and oot11 11'1 11\e amoun1 llna through a centrlll:F.: .~ rned In good condition Adams Ave .• Costa Mesa, ting and Subcontracting and ,, .. ,1 ant 1~ the Not~ panses ol IM lrustea end Buslneas Name on IWI Pfopt(ly, Pf0\l1de ~· !hey have walwd notice o or ,2676 51 p1ua Wll«Mt on f 00 d • 41 ~ll~in ten da 9 alter the CA 92626: Physical Facill· Fair Practices Act. Publlc ,..... u . or the trusts crtale<S by Statement lnCI on t111 Pf~. Of PIY ~led '° the pr090 the unpaid PMC'i>el balanC:89I o egreee " bid o ening d/io ties Planning, and are avail· Contract Code Section of Default and Election to ••id Deed ol Trust. PUBLIC NOTICE other obllgallOns • required In act~.) TM lndepe"'*1 • "'1u18* witer*5t ra1e ltOm 22 aecondt Ind di9o
In ~ccordanc1t · with the able 10 any ln1trested party 4100 et. seq. Sell thereunder recorded SERRANO AECOH· tlll noll 111d dMd of trust or adminlSlratlon autho(ity NoYeml>9I 1 199, 10 e1a18 ol ta(!C9 ot o.eo fNI t• ~
rovislons of C•lilornla upon request. The Contrae-Each Bld shall l?e 11> Jenuary 16, 1992 In Book VEYANCE COMPANY, The Followtng peraona morig1gt, tlll benllldlty ot wll be granted unless an aate. pl\ls tcenled lal• mot\ Eutac'ly comtr of ~ublic Cont1ac\ Code Sec· lor shall post a copy ol thla comp~ed b~ •certified or nla Page nl• Inst. i92· 4900 RIVERORAOE are dolnv bualneu aa: mongagee,may IMISt flat you lnte<~led ~son Illes an cilaf09$, encs lldvances \NI said LOI 13; 1Mnc:a Nofttt
uon 3300. ihe District r• document 11 each JOb sft1. cashl~ 1 c eek or bid 026561 or Said Olflclal ROAD 12170 IRWIN· 990 lANE AVENUE do so kl o<dat lo rtlnstatt rou1 obrtk>n ~ pellllOn ba!Wf.oary • au111onzld fJt 88 clegf9" 33 mru• fl
quires thal the bidder pos· Ttie Contractor den? ~ ~ tena~:r:."\~~·~~ Records, w\11 Sell on July 1, DALE• CA 91701 (111) PARTNERS, 14 Corpo-ICCOUllt ~ ~oocl standing. In :tiy ~:ul° shOU: oot 00toga111e1 to PllY ptl()ftosaie seconds W911t 150-31",_ sess tl"le following clH· subcontractor un " t llha I h I bid I I 1992 al 1 t :oo A.M. at THE • 8 /-' rate Plaza Newport addJt>on. th• benlllcl:lry °' h th I YOU ARE IN OEFll\.ll T to the South'fwNter1y line of
s1llcalion or contractor's Ii· pllaydnot les•l,tlhan the spec-, :o ·~l~ISTRl~Tc:i p.ay~~~~ ENTRANCE TO THE PROP· c' ! :o.eL3 '7w01'c K LYu' ND., ••ac:h C•llf: 92880 mor1gagM may r1QUIH •• or~! .... ~~~.~·~ .. on th• UNOER A DEED OF TRUST aald lQ\ A: IMn<* cense at the time that the II a preva ng rates o ERTY LOCATED AT 3723 .. • • S 1 condfuon lo ttlnstallmttlt th.ti • • 1 b he'" DATED August 18. t~ 1 s 1 co lract 15 awarded· wages to att workers em. 1ntH thal the blddtt, f Its VICE PRESIDENT Western a t Com-you provldt rtJlablt M'lttln ~ petition w ti • "' on UNLESS YOU TAKE: ACTiO.~ 11 d outhwllter 'I
A "General Engl~eerlng plOyed In the execution of proposal 111 accepted, shall BIRCH STREET, IN THE Detect: June 1, 1992 pany, a California cor· denot th.It you paid al senlOI June 25, 1g92 at 1;4 TO PROTECT vouA North 50 degr"' 12
Contractor· B General 1h1 Contrect. promptly 1ex~cute the CITY OF NEW PORT Publlshtd Newport poratlon, 702 Weat ltns prQplrtytaxlS and tw.wC ~·~~le?: :ocat~at PROPERTY tT MAY BE utn 0. NCondl Wiit 1 Bu1ldingC~lr11ctor No bidder may withdraw :'9r1"mew·,,r,"1Shp'JatlS• BEACH. COUNTY OF OR· BHCh·Colta Mesa Dally Waehln1ton Street, lnsur'111Ctpr1mlums.Upanyou. w ' PO ~8f 1994 SOLOATAPUBLtCSALE IF reec IO the polnt d
PUBLISH· June 9 and any bid for a period or sixty ac ory a u a o~m· ANGE STATE OF CALI· San Diego Callf -t lhl ba iw-11$.. • • 1l 'YOU NEED A.'-j n1ng J 16 . 1992· WALK 160)days 1tterthedatent ance Bond In en amounl FORNIA NEWPORT P110lJune9,IS.23,\9<J2 ""2112 ' ·wr ... nrtques. nt._, SanLaAn~\CA02702. EXPLANATION OF THE .... une • • or the opening of bids not less lhan one h1tndred • T510 • or moftVagM Witt glW you 1 IF YOu OBJECT T OF THE •ne 11r .. I ~ THROUGH: June 18, 1992 A a mant bond a™s • percent (100") of I.he total BEACH, CA 92660 at pub-• lndustrlal Eaatl•k• wiltten Itemization ol IWI tnt:i~ the grantlno ot the petition NATURE IN T othtt common deslgM ~1 1 9·~o ~~i ~~D2 D:r,:. per1~r,;{anca bond shall be bid price, furnish a Pay-tic auction, to tht highest PUBLIC NOTICE Partners It, Ltd., a Call· 1111oun1 you must PIY· You you should appear at Ir\' ~~~EEO~ ~0 (II any). of the tMI pro BO~RD DATE· J 1 ·22• required prior to aJCecUIJon ment Bond In an amounl blddef tor cash (payable al fomla llmlted pertner· may not hM lo~ t111111th hearln_g and state your CONTACT A LAWYER . deacrlbed 1t>ow 6a
1992 · u Y · ol the contract and shall be not less than lilly percent tlm• of ula In lawful cpp1783M ship, Danlel D. L•ne, unpaid portion or your account obJec'!Ons "' hie wnne OATEO May 20 199~ ~to be 339
No payment shall be 1n tha fi:>fm set forth In the (50%l of th• 101~1 bid price, money or tl'I• United Tttle Order No. O.neral Partner of tn-r-en 11\0UQh lul ~t was ob\:itions ,With the court sneenon llll11N1n HunOI\ TREE LANE, NEWP
made for work or mattrl•I cont11ct documents. ~nd 1urnl~~fe::;tlcates i"~ States). 111 right, title. and 834572 duatrlel Eaatlak• Part· demanded, but you must PIY 11 be re the hearing.b Youln TNSI Oeecl ~t098 Inc u eEACH CA 92ilSO
under the contract unless rur~uant~ob~i'ct'Cn 22300 ln~a~e It In ette~~~he Interest, conveyed to and Truatff Sale nera 111 Lfd., 14 Corpo-wnount,! Ill d•lault It tlll drTit ==~yy~!att~ey TNS1oe GW9n A CleYGll/ld The u~trtlgned Trv
and untJI tl"le Registrar ot o t e u c ontract amounts HI lorth In \he now held by 11 under said No. 920331 rate Plaza Newport payment Is made. HOW9¥tt, IF YOU AAE . Va Pmtd9111 •680 Ha• iro11 d•8Cl4irN any llab1111}1
Contractors verifies to the ~ode, th.~ c:111ct W111 con-general conditions. In tha Deed Of Trust In the ptOp-Reference No. Beach Callf° 92880 you and your benlllcl:lry OI CREDITOR Of Ptl'Away, San eet1111dno CA any lncolrectneu r:/J ~~~mg~ th:~ th0• ~O~· :h: f~gce~st~~ ~I~~~·~ event or fallurt to enttt Into erty situated In said County JENN/HEIDI Davld1 a. Kuhn, Jr., rnOl'lgagee ~ mu:t,agr• contingent creat0t of th 8~401-1863 C714l Oi0-475' strNt addrau ancs 'othef
censed at 1~9 11~~ ~':: Xon: subs.litute securities for any t~• contr~ctd 1~d execute and State and dt1cribed as TR~:.:~~~ o:Allt General Pertner of In-111
0:1111, ::r11top:ltd (wri°i: dec.9~, Y~ ~t 111 ~une 2. 9 tB 1992 common dHlgnatlon. If
ttect was iwaralld Anr. monies wllhheld by Ult I • requ ra OC\Jn:ients. l0Uow5: duatrlal Eastlake Part· n ° your c .m wi court 011ty Newpoit Soa.clVCosia any shown ner11n CONTRACTOR not 'so I · D1s1tlc1 to ensure perform-iuch bid security wdl be A leasehold interest In YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ners II Ltd 14 Cor,._ may not bt t¥lilt tllarl Ill end and mail a copy to . Maea PdOC .,:Id •-a ..... Ma ance under the contraC1 forl1t1led. Tht FaithlUI Per· UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ' '' .. ~ OI 1W1 Otr ... monfl pet1od personal repr~talN '"' sa.. ""1 ... • cenH<I Is aub1te1 to pen•l· ea h bid submitted .,; • rormanoa Bond shall r• IOd to: DATED 09/01189. UNLESS rate Plaza, Newport staltd lllollt) to wnono °'* apocmted by the co but vw1thOUI covan-. ti'
11e1 undtt t~e law. If the II· 9 c st to this Nottce ,;all main In lull force and affect PARCEL 1: YOU TAKE ACTION TO Beach, Caltf. 92880 tilings (1) proYld. addl wit.in tcwr months fr PUBLIC NOTICE WlrTanty •KPNst df4 ill' fi::'~e~!~~:::~11~ l~~~j c~aln, as 1 bid Item, Id· through the guarantH pe-Lot 57 of Tract No. 3201, PROTECT YOUR PROP· Boa well Propertlea1 llml ~ wtlk:h to CUfl tlll llelauh the date ol first lss~nc· Of llOTICE OF plied, regarding I'
1 "speclalty conuacior" as equate aheetlng, shoring. rlod as specified In lhe In the City of Newport ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT Inc., a Caltfomla cor· by .-ansltt of 111 Pfopltty °' leltllfS as ~rovided In , 1eulon, or enc:um ,
defined In S•ctl~ 7058 of ind bracing, or equlvalent gana1al conditions. Beach, County or Orange, A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU poratlon, O•neral Part· olhtrwlsl; Of (2) tsllbllsll a section 9100 ol the n.UITU I SALE 10 pay the remaining ._
ll"le California business and method, tor ma protection Tha. DISTRICT reseNH Slall ol Calilomfa. as per NEED AN EXPLANATION ner of lnduatrl8' EHi• ldlld\111 of payments., Oldaf Cal1lo!"'la Probate Code De .. : 1bJ U , 1H2 pal tum, of the note
ProlesS1ons Code, tha spe-of hie and llmb In tre~hes :::'00~1 t1~ r~ve any or~~ map rec0tded In Book 130, ~~~lE~l~~e A':AI~~~ lake Partners II, Ltd., to Ml your debult Of bOlll (I) JS: n!:iir: ·~.ft?"'~ A.P.N. ~l3'·3e cured by tald
clalty contractor awarded an~ 0~•1~ ~cava11on, ragutaritles or lnlor:!l:ues Pages 25 to 30 Inclusive of YOU. YOU SHOULO CON· 3 3 3 Io u th Hop• and (2). FolowtlQ llt IXPlr months 1:m fl• hearing T.t . No. 7.._..5, TNSt with w.r .. t I •
tha Contrct for this Work :ica~i! s~taf:/ or'::::S to ap-In any bids or In the bid· Mlscenaneou• Maps, In the TACf A LAWYER. Street, Suite 49001 ot 1111 llmt PlriOd r•ltrrtd to In date noticed above. 1:0'°"cT•MTTO charg• th«eotl a ~
shall hsell constrU1 a major· 0 In 8 rd ding. office of th• County Rt· On 06129/92 at 9.45 A.M., Los An9elea, Calif, 1111 1"11 ~agr.,n ol Ills no-VOU MAY EXAMINE Tl v1ded lo 111d note(sJI -. lt~d~~~ha wl~or~• In a~· 8 °V:.'::ed g p 0~• 'nan-Th• DISTRICT has ob-c01der ol said County. So. Calif. Foreclosure Ser· 9007 t llOI, unless IWI ot>lgallon being the tile kept by the COl.lrt. " PRC>Patn'V OWND vences 11 any 1oge111« with ~Ions of Calif nia PJ~s1: d V PhD c.:. rll tained trom the Director ot PARCEL 2: vlcH Inc db• Statewide Thia bu11n .. 1 ta con• lo<ldOMd upon or • wiwa• you are a perso UNVDOEURAR~ INo,PeEFoAUOlFT 1n111ui tne1.on and 1"1 or ez, • •• n•nce or, the OepartmOl'lt ot Indus-An I • u 1 f For1closur• Services ts d ted b 1 wrttltn IQfMl'lllnt bt'IWMll) 1nteresled In the esaate ,.. "" ' ' ness and Professions COde Coast Community Col· trial Relalions the general 30 :'ct usrveb~ ·~·~I"' the duty appointed Tl\lllM uc hy: a 1•nera anct yOll/ c:rtdftor permits 1 y04J may flle with fie 00 • TRUST, DATED Aotil 1• c1'alg.s tnd 911~ of Section 7059. l•I• pravaulna rala ol per diem u omo • ar ng undtr and ~rsuant to pertn•,. Ip IOngtr period you hM only""• tormal ReClu•t to 1991, UNl.ESS YOU TAKE ti.. Truat" !of an ~
All Wor11 must be com· Published Newport wages in 1110 locality In Spaces appurtenanl}O Par· Deed of TruSI, Recorded The r-elstrant(a) com-legal rtgllt 10 atop 1111 .. 01 Special Nota ol Ile ~lln ACTION TO PROTECT whleh u of the date ol Ihle
plaltd within two hundred Beach·Cosla Mesa Dall which this work Is to be eel A localed In the Eas• on 09/07J89 at Document menced to transact your PfOl*1Y by~ IN tn· of an Inventory .,.. YOUR PROPEFITY. rT MAY nottc• 11 rMSOOably NU. ~o;~r lr~~olha c~~!e~r~: Piiot June 9 16 1992 Y pet1ormed !or Heh cran °' mont Area" (th• Northeast· No. 89-047~11 Book Page bualneaa under the lli'• wnount demanded· by youi appr8bal of estate asse ~so~ Y~1 ~E~~B~ mated to be $T8,&M.t1.
Notice to Proued Issued ' ' T5t4 type of worller needed to erly 18.00 feet ol Loi 58 of of Olflclal Records In the Fictitious Bualneaa c:rlclltor. To llnO out lhl 1tnoun °' of any pmlitlon EXPLANATION OF THE h id 1rnoun1 maybe
by the 0-r. n me Is 01 execU1e the contra~ Such Tract No. 3201) ts shown otfa ol lh• Recorder of Name(•) Hated above you mint Pl'/. or ID -'"'II''°' account as prOVlded NATURE 0,. THE PAO-greate4 on the !lsy oC ..,_
the essence Fa/lure to PUBLIC NOTICE ratH are u tonows. on a map rec0tded In Book OAANGE County, C1hlor· on: February 27, 1997 payment to atop tlll fOf.clc>-~ 1250 of CEEDING AGAINST YOU The banaficl1ry vnder
complete the. work within ~·ciJ~,:O~~e~~~~~ 130. P•9 .. 25 through 30 ~a ~'f:~::£E~ A~Loc::: Dentel D. Lane cure, Of It your prop11f1 Is ~ Ca/iromla Probate Code. YOU SHOULD CONTACT;. Nld Deed of Tn.19t ~9'0-
the time set forth herein NOTICE TO :on a woiilng day 01 of Mlscell1neo1.11 Maps, M.ARRIED WOMAN AS Thia atatement waa rottCIOsurt lor any otnlr rta-~T:t.':~trom f'I LAWYER. tore H~ed end ,..._
will re~ult in lf1• Imposition CONTRACTORS t lgbUBlbouis. lhuaiaJor records of saJd Ora"O_! SOLE.QWNf.R, ., tw.slol~ OleJLwlULlbe ..County son~ ~lae't SlfU WNiG. 1:/1 eterit. -~ ..la,. .1992.-11 ....a t<J~he ~ Tt-
ol l+qutdaled dllf!ages kif CALLING ,OR BID$ hollday and overtime w<Hk County. Including the v• WALTER F. FAALEY, AN Clerk of Orange Counl'f FIRST INOEPENOENl T 0 Attorney fOf P9tllloner: 10:00 AM., HOUSEKEV fl. SI.JIN a 'Mitten Oeel-1\on
each day ol delay, In tha SchOol Dlstnc:c OCEAN shall be 11 least time and h1cular and padHttian tral· UNMARRIED MAN. as Ben-on Mey 141 '992 SERVICE. 17609 VENTU SPRAY GOUlD 6 HAHCIA1. CORPORATION of 0.falllt and~ lot to~~~:~~'i11;d::;stl"le In-v~e;: sgH~11 DISTRlgT00 on•hatt. Ile of Grantee, Its employ-alle11ry WILL SELL AT F531582 BLVD~ Enctto. CA 91316 (111 80WEA9 11 dduty IP/°:ad Tn;st~ Sall and W11tten NoGce ot
Each i bid must conform o'clock A.'J. ol 7~~ 2~ ~a It I hall ba mandalory ees' agents, lnvllffs and PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE Publ!shlld Newport Beach-783-4500 II you~ any Qutt· STEVEN TOllH ESQ. ~~r o~n Tru:.ur1r~~ 0.faull and Election 111:1 Sell
and bt resPonslve to Iha t JULY t992 y upon the CONTRACTOR to others more specltically d• HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Costa Mosa D lly Piiot llonc, you sl'lould contaet a law. 3530 Wllthlre Blvct. A""I 8 1991 In.tit I The UNI..,...__, TrvltH o • whom tl'le contract It CASH, (payable al time of a ytr Of tlll g0vtrnmentil ao.oo, 15th Floor ...,... • • H umen ··-~ contract .documents. Place of eld: 11200 PINE· awarded, and upon any scribed therein. 10 t nter, sale In lawful money 01 the June 2, 9, 16. 23. 1992 Whlcfl may hM Insured youl Loa ~nge!H , CA tOOtO No. 91-161248, 8ook No . c•uud Nld Notlee Of 0..
Each bidder shall 1ubm11. HURST LANE, HUNTING· subcontractor under sucn walk upon, park end eXJf United States by cash a T-497 loan NotwlllttlnO~ Ole lacl Dally Ne Paga No • u Ofllclal ta~ and (J.cUon &o
on the l0trn lurn15had w11h TON BEACH. CA 92547. CONTRACTOR, to pay not said easement area, u HI cash1tr'1 check drawn by a PUBLIC NOTICE tlllt ·our pr~la In lotldo-e.ad\ICosta Reco<dt In the omc. of the be recorded In the tht contract documents, a PURCHASING DEPART· less lhan lhe "Id specified lorth in Grant ot Easement state or national bank 1 Y Mesa Pilot COIM'lly ~ of ~ WhM• the rMI OtCIOlllllM llsl o,.the proposlld sutr MENT 1 . k SUft, you~ o /our PfoS>-,..,. ANGE. Slate of Callfomta conlraclors OI' this projecl Pro·ect l den1lf1ca11on rates to •I wor.llers •m: of ort-s1te parking agree-Chee drawn t>y a tllllt or NOTICE OF lftylorsall,oravldt thtsalllt June9, 10. HS, 1,,,.2 executed by DIANA SARI IOCated
as iequired by the Sublet· Nam!· REDESIGN FOR ployed by thom in the •• ment recorded July tO, redereJ credit union, or a PUBLIC HEARING conduded prior lb fnt condU· HARVEY A MARRIED ..OUIKSV PlllU.IS ...
11ng and Subcon11ac11ng VISTA 'v1EW SCHOOL ·~~U~dod.:,h•,;:y"1~1~dr~w 1981 In Book 14135, Page f~'ir!t d~~"n;' ~~at~ NOTICE IS HEREBY SIOll ol 1111 lortdo$ure PUBLIC NOTICE WOMAN.' AS 501.E ANO CO It PORAT I 0 I
Fair Practices Act Govern· Place Plans are on File. any bid r0t 1 pariOd of 1145, Otflclal Records. association savings IS· GIVEN that the Newport Rtmalnbtr, YOU MAY l OU T 086401 SEPARATE PROPERTY, UlD n.ulTU, f t
mtnt COde Section 4100 at KPI ARCHITECTS INC., NINETY (90) days after \he A leasehold as eteated by soclalion 0, U V1ngs bank BHch City Council will lHM. AICKTI W YOU DO NOl NOTIC£ OF WILL SELL AT PUBLIC BUCH •OUL ..... 1 seq. I 1780 CENTRAL AVE, STE. data set lorth In the con-Ul1t certain lease dated specified.In section 5102 ol hold a publlc ti.<111ng lo JAICl P'ROWT ACTION NOTI TRUSTEE·s SALE AUCTION TO HIGHEST W•ITMINIT•R, C•
Each .B•d shall be ac-203. CHINO. CA 917t0, ltact documen11. June 1, 1964, awecuted by tht Flnanclal Code and au-adopt the City or Ntwpot1 IS HfAHY GIVEN JMATflRSl TSI 111254 BIDDER, FOR CASH, •na,,
col!'pan1ed by a cer1'1ied or (714} 591·3232 A payment bond and a Tht Irvine Comp1ny a thorized to do business In BHch Household HUatd• AMERICAN TfTlE INSURANCE GUINTHER n13&1·9 CCAERTSHIEIERDS CCHEECCKK.(POR 714 -... _ _...,.... 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY rl .. __ .. h II ... • th ) .,. AT THE OUI W1111 Element C ..... PAHV A. CAllfORH IF H •Y. ._.. ••
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GIVEN h 1 th pa ormsnca ""'iu s a .,.. West Virginia CorPoratlon, " state. "· (HHWE) "'"' • On June 23. 1892 lll 1000 able 1t tlrM of lall ln llW• ll'w1 DANA ROSAS AS-1 a • above-requhed prlof to execution nd S•""" O MAIN (NORTH) ENTRANCE · CORPORATION • IWI dvJy AM si-r--. i..M>an HIA!on fu1 1 Iha UM 911TMT llC_...!._ named SchOOI Olstr>ct or ol 1he contract and shall be u leUOf, 1 -~, · TO THE COUNTY COURT· This document required pointld TtuS1N 11ndtr 1 O..d o M:I Oeect s.w. Inc as ~ 0 ad " .. ' _., Orange County. Cahlornl1, In Iha rorm HI forth In Iha Moss and Mary M. Moss, HOUSE 700 CMC CEN· by tl'le Callloma lnteg11ted TMI 6atld OlJ06.tg alltal ~-Of succeaor T~ .. Stal~b a THE CHAPMAN Publltlled Ne~orl
11c11ng by and through Its contract documents. hutbanct and wlla, as Its· TER DRIVE WEST, SANTA Waste Manegemenl Act of by lORAAPCE ClAuOE'TTE $Ul)Jlilureel Trustee, or lhat ~~ C~ ~~iuu~ Beach..Coata M-OaJt,
Governing eoard, her~lnaf· Pu1suant 10 Section 22300 '"· and reco1ded July 9, ANA, CA an right, title and t969 (AB939). contains lhe l.AMllflli A SINGLE '8118lfl OHd or Trua1 ••eaAIMI ING 300 EAST CHAPMAN P~OI May 21. ~ f· 11
ter re~~red 10 •• DIS· of the Publlc Contract t964 In Book 7127, paga Interest conveyed to and f)Ollolet and programs the AS TO AN UNDIVIDED ONE by George E Gu1nthel, JR AVENUE ORANGE CA all t991. " f1M101t LAWN-TRICT. wlll receive up to, Cod•. 1he contract wtll con-40 of Olli cl al Record• f'IO'# held by Ii under aald Crty PfOPost• 10 adopt 10 u•• r l"'"'R. 'ST ... 0 "OBER and Tamara K Gulnll"liilr , .......... ..:. .... int..:...• ~~ .... ~ bul not later \han the 1 ovi •--· ll\l • ,.. _ _, IT I to.-encourage reduction In tna ......,. "'~ ~ •,.,. " _ _. f ..... ,. .. ., ,.... ..... ,.._, -r r-~ MOUNT CXM bo laled tl ,__. a1n Pf S•un~ perm no upon and subjecl to tll ol ~ o f\111 n ... prop. UM arid ule di ul ot WHIMV A SINGLE MAH huaDQnd """ Wt • .,.., veyacs 10 end now held by a ve-s me, sea-.. the 1ucoesshJI bidder 10 ovislom lht . trly slluatad In said spo • l9COtOed AugUl1 " 1988 • 11 under aa'd Dfl9d of Tt'IUI ~ ~~ bid• ror th• award of a sub•tltuta aecurlllH '"'any Iha Pf '"" con-County. Cal1tomle descob-household llaurdoua TO AH Ufl!OMOEO OH£ ina1ruman1 "° &a..1~ In the -. llluated In 1-c~1a-s-s1-r1_o_d-l1--.-...,-... -.---·-r contraCl tor the •bo"• monies withheld by the tamed. Ing the land lharlin: waste. INTEREST AS TENANTS 0111c:to11 AeoorOI ol Orange uld cJ:;;'...--~ ~ta ~ C 0 NV I 11:1"' T "Stniing AU Failhs" p1o)ect. Oliltlct to ensure perform· Said leue was amended P•icel 1: unit 38 In lht The time and locallon of COMMOH • Trustor, to ltQlf County Calilomia tnd acrtbed 15~ Ii N 1625 Gl1ler Bids shall be rac.ived In ance under the contract by an lnsttumanr d1ted De-City of Costa Mesa' County lh• public htaring Is as 101· OOllQa'dOnt In llllor ol CHIEN pursuaiil 10 NI CMl\l:n NC4a -.:0 ':;,hg•, 1h1•0r 1110ygo,u'r0•r ~uu~:
Costa M... Iha place ldenlllled above, Each bid aubm1tted in· r• camber 19 1866 executed o! Orange Slate oi Clllilor· lows: ~ WAHG AHO H~I ot Otlaull enCI Electlon IO s.u _....IBIT "A" 1 -l40-1114 and ~sa bids rece!Ved IPOOSI to this Nouca shall by lrvlne '1ndusUlal Com-nla, IS stlOwn on that C*· Date: Mondly. July 1:), WAHG, HUSllAHO AHO WIFE I~ '900ldad JMIWrf TS 174-5153 looklng, cl•Hlll~ flu •••••••••ll lrom bidders who have contain, ts • bid Item, ad· ...._v a Calilornla Co a· tein Condominium Plan r• 1992 . ~ reeordff 2 t992 • lnSll'\#lltnl no PARCEL A whilt you needl
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Cetnetwy • Mortuary
CNoel • Clernetory
been prequalilled pursuant equate ahffllng, shoring, ,....,., rpot corded May 31 , t9n In Time. 7·~ p.m. 04/14189 a lnsf\lrntftl no 92.000071 ol Ollioal Reoordl Loi 12, of trle1 30S2, In Pt LOT CLASSt,leD
to Publlc Contract Code and bracing, or equivalent lion, Sandy D. Moss and Booll 12219, P1ge t8T5 of Locauon. Newport e .. ch t97217 In b~ PIO• ol ot UICI County will under tnd 1h• County of Orange, 6 4 2·0978y
&action 201 t I 5 shall be mat"od. for tl"la protection Mary M. Mon, recorded Olllcfal Record• of Orange City Councll Chambers, Clal Rlcordt In 11, Olflcl ot ll"l---------.1-.--------...-....---------
openad and publicly rtad of Ill• and limb In lleoch•• Dtctmbtr 22. 1966 In County, California. 3300 Newport 81>Uleve1d, Record« 01 ORANGE County'Jr--------------------------.._--.
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aloud •I the •bov•stated 1nd opan Hcav•lion, Book 8134, page no ol Of· Parcel 2: M undMded 1t Newport Beach, CA tall nla ore '111~
time and place. which shall conlorm to ap-llclll Records. 64tl'l lnt"Ht In and to Loe -{ NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· °' · • m
Plens Ind Spac:fflcallOOS pllcabl• .. f.ty Ofdars. A.P.N. NO. 427-151-12 ol Tract No. 9083, In tht THER GIVEN that I Neg•· salbtd Oft said Died ol '"'
and all oontract document• A mand1tory fob walk wlH TM alrHI iddress and C11}' of Co•la Me ... County Uva Deellt•tlOn has been lnc*ldlr'IQ 1 11091(1) tor Ile m1y ba purchHtd tor be c:onductad Wednasctay, of Orange State of Cahfor· prepared by the C1ry or OI $227.000 00, ilat tit -~~~~~~~~ $50.00 per Mt. Payment June 2A 1992 at 10·00 otl'l•r common dHlgnauon, nla. as pf, Map Recorded Newport Beach In cOMec-tidal~"'"' urtcllr .._ Dtld r ... ...... wlll not be refunded, and ' ' U eny, of the real property In BOOie 393, PtgH 5 Ind lion with Iha HHWE. The Trust Ind tit ~
... 1 -..a-ay the plans end apeclflca· s E LL described a~ ls pur-6 of Miscellaneous Map•. NtgallV. Oecta11tlon s111tt aired llarttlf •• PflMlltlr
----tlonl arl(j conttlC'l Clocu-paned to be: 3723 BIRCH In the o~ ol lh• County that ,,,. HHWE WtM not r• by Ill Ql11tnl blntlldlry: fllt
Mortuery * Cl\epet manes art nol required 10 s TR E ET, N e w po RT Rac<Hdar of aaid COUflty, aolt In 1tgn1f1Cant allact on brlldl or, 11\d llellult In,
C<emetlon be returna<L your used Vehicle BEACH CA 92UO together with Ill improv• the tnvkOMl&f'll It It the ~ IOI wtlldl tad 0..
110 Broedway p~v~~~~da~e c-W:\'i?orm: through Classified Thi u~de<algned TrutlN m14'11S thafeon, excepting ro":~~:~~nll~~ o~~:.~~~ OI TMt la ltQ.lrl!r II» OCCllll
co.ta M.u Public Contrect Code Sac-842·5878 dlaclalms any lllblhty for thar1lrom Condominium Declaration anCI supporting In lllt IWI PtlYl'*lt '* no
Ml-ti• lion 3300. the OW1w re-~ ln<:ofrec:tnH• ol 1he of ~::!o~ lhrougti 64• located document•. Thia Is not 10 bean made ol' THE UNfW ••••••••f quk•• that IM bidder po.-11'1• lltHI addrHs and EXCEPTING fROM 1 pot· be construed as "lher IP" ?f'11~C.5100PAl.00 Pl&Al.MU" g R'"'-tlon of Uld Lot all crude prov .. or denial by tha City • t .. • -c .. ~
STIRTlllli A llEW BUSlllESS??
TM LagaJ o.p.rtm.m el the Piiot It
pleued to ~ • ,...,, MM09
now ~ to nfW bueine.u..
We wfW now SeAAc.t the name for
)'OU et no tlC1ra Chatge, end 18\'e you
the um. end "'-trip to "'• court ~ In ~ AN. Then, of OOUrM,
""" the aeerctt le oompi.ted we wfll
ftle your fk:tltlOu• bueJneM "'~
stNment with "'-County Ci.rte,
pubhh once a ... fot four WHka
• '9qUlt9d by lew and then fife your
proof of ~tton wtth CourltV C>erk.
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PIMH •top by to ftle your fletftlou1
bu1lne91 ~ement It the Piiot L.9gel
0.pattment. 330 WM! Bty, Co.ta
M.... Calffomla. H you ~ not 110P
by, p4Mee oall u• at (7t4) 642-4321,
&tensJon 315 °' Ste and we wttt
mak• •rranoementa for you to handle
thll prootdur9 by rNN.
If you lhould ttave any f\.lrthef
quatlon1, plMM call UI end we WIM
~ mort thin gfed to usi.t you.
Good L.uck In VotK n.-but!NuU
Oll, petloleum, gas. brea. of th•. tubfact applte&Uon IHTEREST wtfl04 IE
llphalturn ~ all lllndrtd The C11y encourages mom• DUE OH 04/1.v.12
aubstancea Jnd other m1.,. bell of the general publle Thlt ti'( , .. on ll«•ol, tlll Pf1
erat1 under and In tald to revlew and commen1 on atnt blntldlry under
land excel)4 ~ r\gtlt to un lltla doewnentauon. Coples Died ol Trvst. flat IXIClllld an
Mt portlOn of the IW'face of the Negauve Oec:latatlon ...._Id IO Aid TM ...
of tne land fOf dtllllng OP' and ll.l9f>O'llno doeumenll --Otdwllon Wld Oln\.lr! et allone, mining or quarry• lft evail•ble IOr Pl.lbt'° ,.. IOf WI, 11\f 1111 ~
Ing ot Ill klNfl, lnclU<l•ng view and lnapectlon at the tald ,._, appointed Trwtet
IM not ewctualw of oll well Pl•nnlng Oapartmanl, City tldl °"' of Trvat tn4
drllllng, Oll ci.v.iopmenc. of N9W1)0l'I 8each. ~300 '°°"'*'• ~ 111 oCll-l'IWllnQ Opetlltont together N~ &o\Aevard, New-oalOftl llQlftd '*....., d ~ttl tn. UH of tald IUrlec• por1 Beach, Calllornla, Me dlCWld ltld ~-'rW t11 '°'Oil well• '"'"' lunnela. 02869-1'161 (714) &44422S ......,.. .. mining axcivitlon• or Publl•h•d Newport 1u1nt tlClltM
ahsfts prolllded l'lowev" Oe•ch..Co1t1 MHa Oally lllfeby ~mfdlllt'Y 41111 ll'ld
tne 11me wll riot be con: Pilot Jun• 1e, t992 Pt¥abll 11111 lltl ~ Mii
1trute1 to prohibit tlant dt1ti. T$2~ dott lweby t*:C 1iO t'lllltl tit
Ing or IUCh Other OP. Th• Piiot c..... rust fWOS*11 .. M •old lo
ttattona wti"h In no wey ned .... ty N ~ tlCUfM
u .. or In any w•r altect fl\a The moat comprehen-lllrtti,.
1ur!1e• rlOl'll• o pJd land slv• and current dlrec-OAJE· Oll0~2 and whleh do not tnltt 1ory of oooda and Hr• FIAfT IHOf PENOENT T 0.
111d land ti a polf1C let• Vlc:H woundl SlRVICE AS AG[NT FOR
titan 500 Ifft to Nld 8'.lr· llNlFICIAftY
tac•. •• r ... f'oltd by Ada 1 IY l \Wt WOLCOTI. TRUSTU
M. HH• In Deed recOJdad SAU OfFICER
MJy I, t ~9 in 8oolt 4etl, 0'1' "91
Pege 04 of Olllclal JUNE1UUO.JULV119112 Aecord~ '
The alr"t addt.U and Duy lt Seti II, Find It,
oftier c:ominon dM<Qnation, Clatllf,.d It Illy, Of IN rell property
daKrlbtd llbowe II pvf• ported to be: I~ WUT· WAAO WAY, COST-A MESA. CA tat.21
The uncltf19Wd TrvttH ~ ""' ...,...ly fOf any lncOMC:tnNI of IN • .,... lddt"• Md ouw
common ~•11onaUon.a. , I! fllf'i, atlOWn llefeln. NtCI
... ""' be rna<le, bUI ~ out cownant Of ..,,aney,
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Sell your priwte party merchandise in the
Doily Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace. Coll today at 642-5678 ond
toke odvontoge of this great off er. I
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
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••• Ill --Pelm ''· eo.a. ...... -.....i Ill •rnv PUtU• c.M. t29I) Tiit tlQltlll nt(I) com-13th Strffl. Huntington .......... Clll. tal2t 1ULDW111 DlrMter ef CMttMat~ J.ctl Jallolky, I03 32nd Gilbelt. w ...... Ct-. I Pe•t Su, 1300 K!noe PloUU.. ~ 10 trenuct txnl-8"ch Calrf t2M8
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TM ,....., peflON ~~ ~~IMll la con. Puroll1~lnt COHI Plolttleul -......... 200. ~ ~ mSouth~k., Ao1d. Newport l•ac'h, t ·•' Ht..._. -'*' undet ll'le ,ICWIOUS Sf'lh T M81•tc~·9~ ~· .,.40ina bYllnMa U ' ...,.....,, .,,. e general Pll1· C I 'C II aus!Moa NIMe 8Nch, Clll.1*3 • c.111. 92143 Stlte,_...t 8UliMH N1m1(1) I/tied bor ltlt , H • .. ~ TWfLVf PACK INVEST· ntnhlp IMmun tr 0 •1• St 1 Tetry Haclc«t, 3 Upper SI., Sull• 310, Orange, Thia bu1lne11 11 con-The Fol!O'*lng pwaone •bove on· No't'lmber 1'tl4 Thi• bu11n111 11 COl'\-Mt'NTS zt'4 18 Royal The regl11ran1(1) com-DfetrlGt .. .....,. ~ Piia, 2nd Floor, C811f, 92e884702 duc:Md by: an ~P4> .,, d butlnffe as . Mark flanag111 ducted by a~., Pll1·
Pllm, Co.ta ...... c.llf mtncld to tranNC!'I butJ. ()p9ft1 Jutr t , 1"2 • r:.n:~ ~ Ntwpon 811ch. Calif. PUOlllhed Newport a.acn. rated HIOCl1tlon ot.Mr MAJ~ANCe MANAGE· Tn.·s st.altmenl WH t led neBh•P
t2121 ""' undef the Fletltlovt 11100 M\ ~~DUST"AIAL EA::LAKE t2t4IO Cotta MeM Da.ly Piiot May thM a paMtrlhlp MENT SERVICES 24An with lt\I County Clerk of Th• 11g1Strant(1) corn-Albttlo Selu Royal Palm 8111ln111 Nlmt(I) listed aid Ne: teot PARTNERS II LTD Call Latry Tuektr. 503 321\d 28 June 2 • 18 1992 Th• reglttranl(I) co~ M1Jv11ta Wey Laguna Hilla Orang• County on May 12, mencld lo lranMCt butlo
II. Colla ;_.Ha, Cllll. ~~:S.~:ll HJ, t992 Publlahtd Newport tornla limited C>Vin!rahlp: = ~~T ;~twwpor1 ' ' ' ' T~x =~!~:~II= Cahf. 92658 ' 1992 ~!1na~d"No1~~(:,ic~:: t.2tlt Thlt B11c:h/Co11a Mesa Dally 14 C«J)Of'alt Plue New-• ' Mark S11ph1n Hunttr, F531221 NIA AdllU SalM Royal Palm alaltmenl Wit filtcl plot J 18 23 1992 ........ Bl h can 92'eo Thi• busln111 la con-PUBLIC NOTICE Bu1ln111 Name(•) lilted 244n MalVlltl W1y. LI-Published NeW'por\ e .. c:n. •bOY• on 11 c 111 'M Calif With lht County Cltrk ot 1 une • • .,.... 11C • 1 • ducted by· 1 gentrll part· above on· Mey 10 1992 H" Calif 92656 Chl11 Gani 1 • 0 Ha, • Orange County on Mey 12 T528 01nle4 D Lant, 14 Corpo. ne11hlp · 31 Ptlfl Sze ' 'buna ' s. Costa Mesa Dilly Pilot Mey Th11 11atemen1 w11 filed
v:rntaha Sain, Royal 1992 ' PUBLIC NOTICE ~!~f P~~Newport e .. c:h, Th• 11gl1trant(1) com· C~tr.9.!:. , This ttalement wH ttltd 24:~1•MJ.Ji~~· w~~nt~: 28, June 2, Iii, ts, 1992 ll'fllh tile CoutltY Clerk of
, 11m 18, Costa MHa, fl3122t David a. Kuhn. Jr., 14 C0t· mtneld to transact bull-au.IMS• Name with lht Col.Inly Clerk of guna Hills, Caltf 92856 T~85 Orange County on Mey '2.
Caltf. t2Gt Put>Uahed NtwpOrl Btac:h-NOTICll Of porall Pina. Newport ~"'~r:s" ..... ~,.~t~= ............ rm9' County on May 12. lhl• buslnen IS COi\-PUBLIC NOTICE 1992 '531227 TM!anna Salu, Royal Coate Mffl Dally Piiot May IA&.• Of Beach Celtl 92660 ly The Followf ptreon ducted by: husbat'ld and ---------PaWI 18, Colla M111, 29, June 2, ~. 1'1, 1992 AUTOMOBILE Boswetl Properties. Inc: .. 1 ~bOYI ~:Ju 14• 1* art c1oinQ bu~t 11• s Fl3tU• 'frtlt Fictitious Published N-pott Bttcn-
Cll•f. 82'28 T-486 No1tc1 Is htreby3l"'n ColllOfnla corporation 333 ~ -:..=~ waa filed JT SANTA MARIA. .LTD PUb~shld Newport Blach-The regl1tranl(1) com· ~.-... i.coeta MnrOatty ~
"tannla Sain. Royal Palm pursuant lo aectfont-~7f S:-liOj)t-Street. Slllt• 4600; with lh• County Clerk 0,1...,., "'"'" <>irfff:--Sw ....• .,:,· "'--ia Me...Oally Pl!Gt May m.~ttansR ti01f. Statement 26. Juoe 2, 9, 18. 1992
18. COIUI Miia, Calif. PUBLIC NOTICE and 3072 ol lht Civil Cod• Lo• Anoelll, Caltl. 90071 -~ Orange County on May 14 Newport Beach, c1111: 26, June 2, 9, us. 1992 ntll under lht Fu:ttltOUI Thi Following persons T-490 92121 of the State ol Caltfoml1 Thia bu1ln11s Is con-1992 • 92883 T-487 Business N1me(1) hsted 111 d01no bus•nn• 11•
Jol'Qt Se111, 885 Mariner NOTICE the undersigned G & W ducted by• • llmlted patt. , 1 Jack Jakosky, 503 32nd •boll• on. AP<tl 21, 1992 TRIC IA'S TAEEHOUSE PUBLIC NOTICE Df .. "Peffla, Callt. 92571 INVITING BIDS TOWING INC '965 w111 f\lrshlp · 53 547 Sllffl Sult• 200 Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Mork Hunter 2323 M•r1l1ttl or N1-11pon •---------
JenntC a.las, 885 Matlnet Nollet 11 hereby given 18th Street Costa Mesa The registrant(•) com-Publlthed Newport Beach-Stach Calif 92663 This statement was filed Beach Cahl 92663 Flc:t1Uou1 [)(., Perrlt, Call!. 92571 thal the Board ot Tru1tee1 Orange ~. CA 92827 menced 1o transact t>usl· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Latry ' Tucker, 503 32nd BICS91 with the County Clerk ol Palr1c'1a Eileen O'Toole, Bualn•H Name
Jolgl Mejia, 5040 Athtr· ol the COUI Community wllf Hll 11 public iuctlon, 11 ness under the Flc:ti1ious JUt\I 2. 9, 16, 23, 1992 Strffl, Suitt 200, Ntwpott Flctltlou• Oreng• County on May 15. 2323 M1rg1Itl Dr .• Ntwpori Statement ton Ave., Covina, Calli. College Dttllict of Orange Seid Addrest Cotta Mffl, Buslnesa Name(s) listed T·500 Blach, Catll. 92683 Bu.eneH NMM 1992 Beach. Cehl 92663 The FolloWlng pe~ons
917l4 CC!'lf'ty. C1hlomla, wtn r• C111fornia, at 1pm on 1bov1 on: Feblu~ry • • Thia buelntu Is con-Statement . F531843 Eric Roger Moe, 2323 Mar· art dotng bus1nes111 Bltnca L. Mejia, 5040 CIM aealed bids up lO bl.It WEDNESDAY, th• 1st day 1987 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: 1 Rmitld part. The following peraons Published Newport Beach· garet Dr., Newport Beacn, RESTAURANT ICHIBAN, Asherton Ave., Covina no 1e111 than 11:00 AM, ol JULY, 1992, the tollow· 01nlel O. Lane Flctltlou9 nershlp ilre doing business 11: Costa Mesa Dally Pllot Mey Caht. 92663 1015 EHt tmp111al Hwy c.
Callf. 9\724 WedMtday, July 1. t992. Ing automoblle(s)1 ~o wit: This swement w nted Th• r1gl1lrant(s) com-AGC COURTHOMES. 28 June 2 9 l6 1992 Thts business Is con· 3, Brea. C1hl 92821 Jorge E. Mejia, 5040 II lti. Purch1slng Depart· YEAR OF CAR; MAKE OF Wllh lht County Cl of auslneu NMM menc:td to transact bus!-INC .• 20 Corpor11t Plaza, ' ' ' ' T-492 dUC1ed by· c:o-panners Ko)I Sa.gusa, 5285 Via
Asherlon Ave., Covina, ment of ~ Dlslrlc:t loealed CAR; MOTOR NO.; LI· Orange County on May 4, Statement ntH undtr tti. Fictitious Newport Blach, CA 92660 The registrant(s) com-Alllran, Yorba Unda, Ce 1f
Callf. 9l724 11 1370 Adams Avenue, CENSE NO. (STATE) 1992 TM Following Plf$00S Business N1m1(s) listed AOC COUATHOMES. PUBLIC NOTICE mencld 10 transact busi-926M A~~a C. Herrera, 2884 Bldg. D, Costa Mesa, Call· 1987 NISSf4D. JNtHT211· F53 1559 are doing buslntH 11: above on: Mey 15, 1987 INC., a California corpora· ness under the Fict11tous This buslneu Is con-
Aoyal Palm IB, CoS11 lornle, II Which dme bids 8HT057816,2EBE117/CA Published Newport Beach· NEWPORT JEWELRY Jac:l!Jakosky tlon, 20 Corporate Plaza, Flc:tltlou1 Businen Nime(a) listed duc:tectby:anlndlvldual
MIA, Calif. 92828 wlll be publicly opened and 1Iii8 6 D 0 D G /S v • Costa Me11 Dally Pdot MART. 219 Eul t 7th Thlt tlatement was filed N-pon Beach, CA 92660 8usln111 Name •bove on'. N'A The reglstranl(a) com·
rtlldlOf: 284FK2t07GA7t1042, SlrMt, Costa Meta, Caltl. With the County Clerk of Thl1 buslntst Is con-Statement Patrtc:JaO'TOOI• ~need to 1ransact busl·
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PAINTING OF NEWSPA· 1PVS089/CA June 2, 9, 18, 23, 1992 92627 Orange County on M•y 14 ducted by: a C:Olpo!lllOO Th• Following persons This Stattment was Med ness utlder lhl FtC11llOUI PEA:. "THE WESTERN 19a6 c AD t /C p , T_.98 Ario and Zaruhl Yaldlzclan. 1992 ' The registrant com-art doing business as: wi\h the COl.lllty Clefll ot Business Name(s) ltsted
SUN AND MAGAZINE tG6EL5782GU809196, NO PUBLIC NOTICE 1058 Balboa Avenue, Long F531548 mended to 1ranuct busJ. MARINER'S CELLULAR Orange county on May 14 above on: NA "GOLDEN WEST STREIT'; UC/XX . Beach, Ca111. 92651 p II hed N B h ness under the flc:tillous PARTNERSHIP ,22 E l992 . ' Koll SaJgusa GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE 1990 NISSICP, IN6SD11S. CNl1042131 Tami Liu, 430\ Marion AV· cub • M ewportD ·1 ·p·~ • buSlMSS name Of names Oceanfront Balboa Ca111" F531804 Th. 1tatem1nt WIS llleo All bide 111 to bl In IC• 2LC3933633. NONEJCA enoe, Cypress, Cahl. 90630 osta ua 11 Y 1 ot listed abolle on Moy 1. 92661 • · with the County Cleek or cordanc:e with the Bid Doc· Slid aale Is fOf th• pur· Flctltlou• Thia buslnen Is con· June 2, 9, 16, 23, 1992 1992 Mark T Fiann• an 122 E Published Nl'IWJ)0(1 Blach-Orange County on May 12
umenta which art now on po11 of aat.ltlylng lien ot BuslneH N1me ducted by: a limited part· T-499 RGC COURTHOMES, INC. Oceanfront BaPbo~ Cahf Costa MtH Daily Pilot M1y 1992 lilt end may bl 1ec:ured In th• undersigned tor Towing St•lement nershlp Ruth G. Evan1 Its Seer• 92661 • • 26, June 2, 9, 16, 1992 F531223
the omce o the Director of and storage foes togelhlf Th• Following persons Th• 11glstrant(1) com-PUBLIC NOTICE tary This statement was Sttve Baugh 208 Albert T-491 Pubhshed Newport 8each·
Purchasing of the District. with costs of advertising 111 doing buslnen as: menced to transaci bus!-Fictitious filed with the County C1e1t1 Costa Mesa Calif 92628 ' PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Daily PllOt May No blddlf may Withdraw and expense of sale. HJT HOUYWOOD, 503 ness under the Flclitlou• of Qf1ng1 County on June This business· Is con· 26 June 2 9 l6 1992
his bid tor a perfod of forty· Dated this 9TH day of 32nd S1re11, Suitt 200, Business Nam•(•) II.sled Busl,,... Neme 1, 1992. dUC1ed by: a general p•rt· FlctltlO"I · ' ' · T~88 five (45) deya alter the date June 1992 Shopping for a new above on: Milch t 1, 1991 lt•tement F533239 ___ ..;...._.....;;_ _ _;..._1 ...
Thi Board of TrustMI ,.. 1 r lomty at Law are doing business as: B ,. M D . .., fled Stetement USE
iij'fii_. set for th• opening thereof. br:' Barbara Wiison apartmont? classified Mlc:hael A. Dunlevle, Al· Th• Following ptrlons Publlshed Newport The Piiot Claaal· Business Name
IOfWS th• privilege of r• Publlshtd Newport 919 you comp• e This statement waa filed 720 GOLDENROD HOME· each..,,,osta Ila 11'' The most comprehen· Th• FOilowing ~raons l"HE "'---, r--' jtcting any and an bids or Beac:tvCosta Mesa Da.ty costs • without hassle with th• County Clerk of OWNERS ASSOCIATION, Pilot June 9, l8, 23. 30. 11ve and current dlrec· are doing bu.suiess as· PILOTS . l J to waive any lrregul1n1ies Piiot June 16, 1992 or Pl~r7~1 lfled Orange County on May 12. 720 GOidenrod. Coron• del 1992. tory of goods and ser· SIUA SPORT. 622 13th CLASSIFIED il••lll•llll••llil lor lnform11t11u In 1ny bid 1525 :42 =~~8 M•r. cant. 92625 t518 vices aroundl Street, Huntmglon Beach, 1---------
-----· ----Keith Ho•fltl, 1300 Kings _c _al_if._9_26_4_& ____ _
lil1 TO PUCE Al II Cll1
~ 642-5678
Ml-1121
330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
HAL HO/\ COSTA MESA 2 124
ISLAND 2 106 STEPS to SC Plaza.
Spacious 2Br 1 Ba Charming llJand Cot-condo, nu pnt/crpt.
tage. 1 lge BR, 2BA, Sml pet 01<. HUD ok
nu pnt, crpl, pvt patlo, $795/mo. 848-6634
dbl gar, w/d . Yrly •----------•
LAGUNA Nt;wronr Nt-:WPOHT Nt:WPOHT
BEACH 2148 BEACH 2169 REACH 2169 BEACH 2 16U
SPLENID OCEAN ve1w 2BR 1BA Nwpt North Emerald ••Y •Br Luxury Condo!!
Blue Bird Canyon, condo. city vfew1. 3Ba. tee gate/patrol, .µ Mil• from ocean. 2
5br/3ba Villa, 3 deck, w/d, frig, gar, pool, pvt beach, 180" ocean pvt sulles. Perfect for
Apartments
For Rent
CORONA
COSTA Ml!:SA 2624
Park-Setting!!
With Ocean & Sunset
vi~. Nice 18R w/lolt
t;OSTA MESA 2624
•Lg Clean 1 BR Opht
u nit. new ca rpet/
drapes & appla $525
No Pets. 240..2299
$1350. 644-7222 fully furn, monthly or spa $1200 673·9252 view, S3000. 497·8486 profesalonali. Brand
Wt Pay UtllltiH! annually 497·8731 or 3BR 2Ba. gorgeous LEASES.LEASES new, In gated, poor •••View Cliff Or., tor· Call about •PecJllfa. (818) 89S..S388 huge 1900 sit condo, Lr•SES c:omm8S51•5005.;,,~Qt BR BA
DEL MAR 2622
$895. Child O K. Nol---------
Pets. 831·8107
2 Bdrm Townhouse
2 Blks 10 T rt•no•• Sq
Pvt. Pa110. A.-C, Gar Small pel cons1dll"ed
1921 Anahtlm-645·5530
ever view acro11 lrom 1 Br $625. l>OOI, cat ok Cannery Village. Mull ""' -..9 Brighi, sunny 1 1 • * 2BR D u pl•••
city park. Old11 home, aeel $1400 432·7908 2Br 28• 1 levtl w/ ---------with patio & parking quiet, sngl sry, good big lot, owe 111. Agl. 1959 Maple. G46"650S wash. dryer. refrlg, dbl Newport Terrace! Freshly reclec. S750, aroa, gar, W/O hkups.
85().1220 •3Br 28•. large tamily 4 BR 28A. quiet cul· gar. Ute. bdghl Say. Lg 38R 1 \l!rBa 2·•tory, mo. Marigold & 41h S7951mo 847·7540
-0---------• rm, a1ove, frlge, W/O. •Back Bay Ar••• d•sac, 1737 Centell• ridge w/alr $1295 frplc. W /O hkups. 64~8707 1 1 ceantront Duplex garage. A v l nowt Shorp 3BR 2Ba. 3 Pl. Just remod. $2400. patio, pool, garage. ---------• •Oo you need g c: ean -----------
LQ Unite. St,099.000 $1350/mo. 76().3678 c;ar gar $1250 Ptts 722·0866 or 63~7~ Big Cyn golf course 5 1100 Agl 675--4912 NEW studio apt. ocean-2br 1ba? Garage. new 2BR, new point, crpt,
°'9ft ~'1 MPM ---------•3Br 28a hse w/fam fm. OK.I 498·0150 BLUFFS CONDO 1 3 b 2 5 b dbl aide PCH. S650/mo cpl, D/IN. stor•ge. drpa, hkups, patio, 9unHt Showln9 MAONlflCENT 18~ f/p, fncd yd. 2 car gar.---..,-....."=""----.,..-v ew r · a, The Bluffa 3BR 2BA. Incl parking, washer. S750 No Pel 640.2495 carpon, 652 Center a903 Seaahore Or OcNn e. Hat1Ntr Vus w/d. ale. newly rtmod •BLUFFS 4Br 2'ABa, 4BR or 3BR & den, ~f'· w/wash't d:;'epr-;; 2·patloa, poot, l/p, Im· spa, pd ut1I. 723-0608 •Large & sharp 28R St $775 846-7150 Balboa Newport Rlty 4Br, 2 ~8•. Lot1 of si2oo .... c.u 1.oeo7 brlll twnhmt. up. 2'hBA, 1800 1q ti. rg, usoc 8 • • maculate, mus1 s... fw 1 72-3-44•4 llt>hl, frHh paint, nu graded, frpt, paho, St 400/mo. yr Is•. spa $2200 $1 ,350/mo 644·1559 268 upper, d • g 3BA 3BA & 2BR 2&• • $t675/mo. 2632 vista c:lostts. verts, gar "' OVERLOOK Lido & crg~rHt ne~hbrhd Oel Oro. 540.120& Sorry no pelS. Near ocHn 3 br 2 ba, W. Nwpl, 2 housts to S830 No Pet 640-:Zill Ail roas1ac.1111tes, .apa-Ca.telJ.n.a. t5J .. LKl.®.1. $ "'°' 72 ..()978 714-644-0335 •Ol"""11ar duple11. West bCh, -3~ tBA, ,Ir. clous, lrplcs, w/d"s,
Rd. 4Br + •• SH5K. Th• Ten90e 2e;-2Ba. •Lido enln•Rulu••1 Bluff• Condo B1111. Npt. Avail sept 1. W/D, patios. 51525 Move In RAVE A patios. some garages Wilt co-op. 850-5799 encl gar. angl hit Unique t & 2B n Is clean, 3BR 28a;-ftlg, $1600/mo. Annual Prop Hae 642-3850 • W ill cons101r small
SI \00/mo. Al/I 7/15, for leese. Private bch, w/d incl. Avl to'" only SPECIAL I ptts. V1c:tot1a Park
---------1 •Npt H,. 38R twnhte, 1•t + S9C 752·2••1 on bl'l'i· 873·8030 7/1SI. Lse $1300/mo USE • GWGE s• 'E Apts 714-722·7505 M~:C,:h~ rlg~I :n~·· frplc, sngl gar. patio, no Lido Park Dr. 644.0996 John/Mersh Cllt a ••1ynn Kemp l"HE 1 BEDROOM ,..,
• eel 1 a 1 very nice, 322 ogi::•· To place an ad In Con I 720..1174 PILOT'S Pool. spa, cable hkup 642 5678 ATTRACTIVE 18R
Houses/Condos
For Rent
$995/mo M7·7 The Piiot c:laaslllld, Piiot cl:~:.'~ed Remu CLASSIFIED WESTLAKE VILLAOI! • with pvt palto. Walk to
Deluxe 2 BR 2 BA Cell 8•2·5878. M2·5878 845-8122 An~lmel •~r~blng . $575
tenn. Bear/MacAt1hur 3Ba, sec gate/patrol C<>ncso. f/p, pool. gym, Emerald Bar 4B~~=========================================================M=*v=o=n=l=V=·=6"=&-=90=8='~ 51 ,090/mo. d•Y• 838-pvt beach. 1ao• oc11
0405, eve. 731·7528 VllW, $3000. 49NM86
ttL:NEHJ\l. :!IOt
N9WPORT aUCH •
Studio, Belboa Bay
Club· $1050
N.WPO"T 81!ACH
New CUilom 4BR 3BA.
1 ml from bc:h noxl to
17th. 221 Cabrlllo.
51 900/mo. days 644·
8722, eves 759· I t 04
Thinking of havino
garage sale? Give u
a c:elll
PILOT CLASSIFIE
842·5878 • 1bd Balbo• Bay ---------._ _______ __... ..
CIUb·VuaS1725 "I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~· CORONA Ol!L MAl'll
• 2bd Oen/bay vu.
MC. St950 DON,. LIDO HIQHRISIE • -I
2bd View Apt • $2700
NEWPORT •EACH FO . G , ' • 2bd Bayfront
Penthse • S2950
N.WPO"T BEACH Th d d,. f • 2bd • eayfront, rrplc, e n e w e o 1 n e o r
turn'd • $3200 I n -c o I u m n o d s i n t h e
SUMMER Saturday Real latate Tab
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Waterfront Hom•• publicofiOft ot 5:30 p.m.
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Ftr II YDll' hanll 1111 llusims needs
ct·:llAMll n ·:N("t.s HANU\' MAN J7 IO MASONHY ;JH28 PAPERING 3866
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St:HVIC't:S ;1 ~>4M & l>t:<"KS .lb t !'> Carpentry, plumblng, 8 R I C K • T I L IE , WE Gib Sl'ld Hin; Tog.tMr
• 1111. dryw111. masonry 9 L O C K , C 0 N · Total lnterlOf Remocs-
1 more. Reas. rates. CRETE Uc. & Refs. efjng Serv. AdVtce To THE ORIQ'uu Rtllable HouMCteenlng ff•NC•S.OAT•a. ..,.. by the day. Local DEM tht TILE IAN area. EJtc:el. ref1. can
New Repair.~
Ctdlr POlt Rtplece. CM, 'N8. .llm MS-2824 675-2922. Th• Crazy. 633-7172
leaky ahowera·Acld .AJicla 751.ee13 Jim Why\• "42·7208
HANl>Y l\llAN ;n 10
wash & regrOYt. New '·.-.M-A-10--T-0--0-R-O_E_R_"
a Repair. Bathrooms· CIHnlng co.·24 hra,
Shower doora. Kile· reeJcomm. ftat raltt, ...-...-REPAIRS Home/
Floort·Plumblng Uc. 549-7709 Rental PROPERTIES
25yrs O.C. 673-e065 Palnt..Carpentry .. tc.·
TILE lnstalled/Repaltea. Orywell. Garye4S.5277
HANDY ANDY MOVlNG 3H34
Elec·Plumb·Palnt. Lt Poot Man'• Mover 1 carpntry, ttc 631-4043 hr min. Guar. lowest
Handyman Expr••• rate a, lie. 108002
No lob too small Insur. 714 633·9925
Small jobs 1pec:. All ---------
Pfompt Counto\11 SeMct
FtM Est. I Rtftrenc:ea
JoM & Shelby.~176
('ONSTHll("TION
HlJll.l>INl; aM~O Jobi welcome. 651..lm PUBLIC NOTICE
•Christian H•ndymari. The Callf. Publlc Ullll·
Palnllf'Q , Stucco, dry· Handyman Servlctt. 1111 C<>mm111ion RE· •·•·WW.On & Sona Room edd/remod.
Free est . Bond.
UC.357487. 64&-1740
wett, fences/gain. s.. Uc. \nsur. Local ttla QUIRES that all used
nlor Dlac. John ~~118 Free est. 873·79.22 household good a Cl.t:J\NIN<i
st;HVI< •t:s .l:•·IH
1t Houee,IOfftoe
UcenMd, bonded.
lneurad alnc:• 1980.
Reta. e3 .. 143e
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•FINE CRAFTSMNStilP Repairs R Us. Carpen· movers print their
Cerp., elect.. plumb.. try, drywall. electrl~I. P.U.C. Cal T number.
Tile, klta, balhl, paint, etc Great ,.111 llmoa and chauffeurs
& IH("KS .1111:, Small remod. fobs. Bnan 145-l 788 print their T C P num·
CommJresd. 739-1742 b tr 1n all ad~rl•••
Buy It. Sell 11. Find It.
C1u11fled.
1.ANDSCAPt: &
I.AWN CAHE 3'40H
~1·a Laft41acapfft9.
ITl•nts. If you have •
quaatlon ebout th• le-
gahty of a mover, hmo
or cheufleur, call
Put>ltc U\1111111
Comrnl111on
714-558..a151
Auld, comm'I Ouahty
work/rHIOnable ratta
Local r1t1. 265-0619 1 .. ----------------------------.IAll American Tr ..
V erdalt Ccmatracdon Co., Inc. ~r~:,~•c;."1::m~~.~· PAINTING :tR~R
·~HOME IMPROVf.MDIT CO." Free est. 531-84\5 ..,19 Yrs of Quilty Witt
lklletd 5""" Lie "°'44
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Sprlnkllf'I, rnalnt. ta~n •W.J. YOUNOQUtlf
ca,._ IO~ prices. FrM P•IMlfte C..,e~
"'· 722-0413 Qua.I. pa1nhng by ptof •
lh1nnon Aever Co Uclf902098. Ina Fr" Lendaup. aprnklra, _e_a_t._84_5-33 __ os ___ _
repair malnt t1gh11nv.
Cleanup. MS·S 124
Tree ~. 1tumpa.
c lnup•. hawllng .
Comm.Ir••· lewn
meint ........... ,<0512
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Roofing Repair
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refs. lrM ttt.&73-7922
Sadler Roofing Co lie &
Ina. 25 Y1"· Work guar.
eJI type1 rOOfl"Q. __
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only bualneH Rep.VS
& t natalle tlon1
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Setvtce DirecDy Rapra11nldwt 842~1 Ext.310
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2M S?IO. 1 BR 1 llA ........ ....... CD11 hOl'9e to 11V .. M2L Completely ,._ ......_ •vv Begonia Partc OCIMI' '"''>· l\•w oarpeta. •tllltllSIOO• ,...._, dectl. ·.,..... ~ plAN cal to ~=:~.sa::'~a='. '::Y,· «Mhwahr, •toYe M50/mo. 17$-1214 ID eaM7te
No peta. Opeft 9-4 I ' No pet! 545-4855 COM to P"' rmlba In DWM _.. ...,..._
--· 147 E. 19th St. •2BR 18A, UPPER OR 'Sr 28a hM nt ~ Eatabllal'led beauty ~·vf::rtv"' 0~~ yoMf'9 ~ '° aNr9 ..... ,IJOOM. M8o3ZU , LOWER. Near ..... W/D8f. $550/MO. Uartc ahop fOf ..... ltlk. • fatMAIOua ~ tronl1...-...... ------•1 • .... 1a1t ••10, Hoeplt•I. 1775/mo. 819-487-211' M~rl So Coat u.tro.,.. ......_Call to ••ta .. In eachanga for D•NTAL Emptoyeea/1---------1 ""----~~---
taR •Too. Oui.t. &4S-7478 E'SIDE CM Pvt Br/Ba ..... tOH . doKribe. 815-3232 occaalon al tight ~· ~ =--~r.~l'4::0· •Ude u..-etaln, 2t>r/2ba, pool, w/d,. Pfkng. Mil''. POUND: Be.utlful Ruel :~::k-=· ~ Ing?~. bay view, ffpl, gat, Furn $400/Unlum $390 Brown P.,alan CAT, 4••7••~ry -
E'StDE 18R, encl gar. S1350/mo I••••· no Avall 8/20. 722-0904 larve )'9Mow eyn, d.. .,bla. .-.. DRIVERS NEEDED
Vacal'll. No pet a. pets, 720-9685 Fem, non/smkr. to itv clawed, whhe collu, IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
'585/mo. 150 E. 21at. OJU'«l 2BR Apartment, 3BR 21hBA. Nwpt Hts. 300 720, 37311/F no l.D, Found In the EARN TO l550 WEEKLY
848-5934 or 544-4294 2 Yrs New, Avg $637/ .-.n prlv. S4SO + um. 10& S/F. 1817 Wast· vicinity of Promontr.y. fle1dble hr1. pt-fl iiii6• colifaMP me>--~ , ... Months 650-0'15 cllff, NB. Agt 541-5032 ~~~· Pl•• .. c I *"°" .... CAU. 1-8()().786-3181
2BR 2BA upper, frplc, On Our SpaclaJJI. Call PROMONT ORY PT. N tt .. Hh Newtr ----Nhlpott BMC:h Q>un;-INllDI •a•ES 1 car. 1895. 842·9797 NOWll 714-979-9991 2Br 2Ba, ocean view, ;:::,.d Oflloe Speoe Found: Femal• Black/ try Club GOif Mem.,.,. .,..
iiiT8 ID• ON WATl!R Charming all am•nltlH. $700/ Near Water AJ1 utllltl.. Tan Sherpard Mix, ship, 860-8413 The Customer SeM<:e
-.Ok ••v •mall 1BR, ld•al for , mo. 873-eeo5 paid, kltc'h•n prlv, Red Collar. Found For Sale: 11...oRT Dapartmant of th•
1BR, 1BA, back yard, pers, no pets, utll pd, ampl• free parking, • uound June 10 In the aUCH COUNTRY Newport Beach/Costa
oaa Wehr/Dryr hkup1. S950/mo.yrly 650-8145 rent month to month vicinity of Slater/Ed· CLU9 QCM.P .... Meaa Dally Pilot I•
No pets. 1585/mo. Small Bach, quiet 300-500a/f, call Jay ::;~3 Plea .. call ••R ... IP ~10 =~ngPr: vJ;~~= College age student·
845-1831 aft 3pm. Heights neighbor-2 R Udo 181 days &45-ee80, evea/ alitant r"ulti. PleaM aummertlme Nanny.
GOOD LOCATION! ~~:~94~o~~s 1nct :3 ea~=-~i.nd ~ wkd• 875-7175 'e~~~: ':,~~:.sh~ :'~~~po1ntment 91 :m·::u':bi.M·~ ~~:~
Lg 2BR 1 ~BA town-& part of Sept. Former male, Fixed, Black & own ttanapo 840-2755
house, lndry rm, d/W, ownr 01 Udo 1•1• hm Whit• spotted, V9fV JMltor
patio, S825/mo. We1tclltf 2Br 1 Ba 11 homHlck for New-1200 SIP ofc. lg rear frlendly .• PI•••• call 2nd shift. S5.40/hr. 2078 T h urln port Sch 457·1925 cat door, S795 mo. 548-8872 CENTAUR MGMT New crpVpnt, pool. WAHT•D CUSTOM 629 Terminal Wey, ~,...,..,.~-_,,,..-,........--... 8041
&42·2288 °' 631-2725 S 8 5 o /mo . 0 NE HOM• LUS• 540-9352 °' &4&-0681 FOUND& Poklngo-Admln Aalill8nt .___._ ..... ___._,re M 0 N T H F R EE U .a-, male, S•I, June -.. 1-d'-rtbut f .,_...,_ L~ly 1BA Courty•rd RENT. 1728 Bedford 3-4BR, 1 to 5 yra. P 2000 & 3100 .._ Le ...... "" .. i or o m/f. product & mo to $6,500 mo. Big 6, 900 block of Joann Ir•• publication• Is promollona. 2t:H3t·t14t
•ettlng. Gated, pool, Lane. 827-5107 Cyn, Belcourt, Corona Sq. Ft. 3975 Birch St. St., Co1ta Mesa. Weh now accepting ap-1..,...-.....,,,---~=--;:::~:j ~~-se~':t del Mar w/ocean view. Npt Sch 541-5032 Agt taken care of. Call to pllcatlon1. Reaponal-Ono Peraon Otnco. CallJ~ 512-824-«)90 6512 S/F, 3 ofcs, 2 Identify, 642-0341. bllltl•• Incl publl•het Factory condition•. HOTl-:1.S
Merchandise I
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Al'Pl.lANl't-.S hll l l
H .\\'t-1 HY 1-l l HS
& AHi 110..'~>
•Ylnta90 W•lc"••
Bought, Sold and A•
paired 894-8550
l'ETS &
ANIMAi S H04!l Move-In Specl•lt!
2 & 3BR Townhome11
Good locl 5 4S.7 397
WANTl!D CUSTOM overhead dr•, 1n9 Heartbroken relatlona, data antry, Typing, poatlng. •WHh•r/Ory•r $2751 HOMI! Lii.AS• Whittler, CM 4a.//SF. light phones & Cieri-proofing. 831-8585 both. DlahwHher
N EWPORT BAY INN 3-4BR, 1 to 5 yrs. Up 540-9352 or 646-0681 Famlly sHks be--cal. Knowledge of P/T S125, 94e-&848 I wtca & reMr to loMe
& MOTt:LS 2718
te• OLA.STROM ...
190HP Merclcrul.., o. Open Sow T I
Sun-Top, TraUer, Lota
of storage. Great Sid
Boat In excellent con-
dition (10 per.on ca-
pacity). $10,500 OfQ,
Call (714)14&-1571* ~
MAHIN!-: Sl.ll'S
DOCKS 7 0 ~·
Unlqu o 1 BR Duplex,
tlreplace. patio, deck,
garage, washer/dryer
hook-up. No amokera.
No pets. Mid Co1ta
Meaa $625 646-1 105
0 1 10 s6,500 mo. Big loved lost Abpaln-Maclntoah computar y rift MOM 4 fabulous kit·
ur epac ous rooms Cyn, Belcourt, Corona Nl!W SHOPS 7·1000 l•n C•t. chen1hed helpful. Approa S9/hr. e tr Lg new OE A/C, u"d 3 tens, FREE to cat lov-~~~t~~:~!~f &b~I;~~: del Mar w/ocean view. aq tt unite. Roll up member of the famllyl Send resume to: ADC, NHd•d 1 morning per wk•, pd 1500, HC era, your pick of the ••B•llao• lelond
maid service & much Call Joe 512•824•6390 doors. Great Placen
1
tla 12 lbs, male ... last 2Co925 MO Airway Ave, wHee1k1 (tThurB•dayh/). S215/obo 642·3036 Utter. HURRY eetore 1 South ea5ytront, 10' 1o::====:ia::=1::1111.-;-. St. loc. Also atoro mt 5119 1 1 1 f ••• aaa 92826. un no on eac Change My MINDI Power 519 mo. more. Located close ralall & ofc. Start al ... n • v c n ty o 1.....;;..;;.;;.;.;;;...;..;.;;..;.;;....;..;;;..;.;;..;___ Fountain Valley area. Refrlg $150, upright &45·5710 '75 2 ·2881
to baach/alrport. ""u·$T 79C/tt Agt. 850-1220 Surray & Cameo High· ASSISTANT Verify delivery of the frHzer $125, both xnll Weekly rates from .. ,.. lands Dr, Corona del EDITOR Huntington Beach In-cond, 646-7227 B•autllul Qorm•n •Lido Isle• Private
S150. 1st time guests RESULT" Mar... PleaH Holp dependent. Must have Shop•rde, AKC, 5 dock, excelenl HCU·
H UNTINGTON only. 931-9000 SERVICE Ua reunite our famllyl rellabla car and Insur· Wanta lo auy1 Ther· wki, ahota, $350-rlty, betw 30'· 05'.
Th. P iiot Cl•••I· DlllCTOIY Contact Mary at 549· 5 years experience ance. Call 714_ mador• Elec. Range 54001 840-3054 973.7977 • Ut:ACH 2640 0578 writing, editing, lay-Top In very good .. ned "'or Rn·. ull t a t I b 965-3030 Hk for Rita. w· ... T -Dll• ... v•ll now. Lg• 3BR "'·' ou 1. ro• o • cond 846-4790 Coo kapoo puppy. * ..... • r
2eA. d/w, lrplc, w/d The most comprehen-Si•rvir~ l'all LOST 4 Fishing Pol•• Send cllps, layouts1"p_art_ll_m_• _____ ----·----.,.--::,,.-I adorable fluffy blonde. Sllp or Mooring
hkup, lrg patio. 5925 1lve and current d!rec· 642•5671 Balboa Blvd June g, ASAP to Dally Piiot. VERIFIER '91 2 door Hotpoint R• ahot 1150. 985-4718 50' 10 60'
+ eecurlly. No dogs. tory of goods and ser-REWAROll 544-3865 330 W. Bay St .. Costa N d d Th d & frlgor•tor, white, 723-6272 3 10-592 -2214 __ v_ice_s_a_ro_u_n_d_l___ e&.IM Mesa 92827. " • uri ay $300. 945-750e MOVING, FRI!• to•-----........ ......,..--Lo•t women's pantller1---_..;;-----Saturday mornings. GOOD HOM•I Two Sllp to SO'
gold necklace June Auto Route Costa M••• area. Ver-Male v, Man• Catt a Classic NB uea, pot. ....... P•Y Phqnoe • Poss,
$900 WkTy Income •
Invest. Req. 1-800-
226-2290
14th In th• morning at Th• Independent has lly dellvery of the months old, nutered albl• live-aboard. Clllt
Newport Beach Poat routes available In Dally Piiot. Must have and have •II eholll (714) 831.e480
Vending Rout e:
Office patklng lot on Huntington Beach and reliable car and Insur-Antq Chr• w/cane Plea" call (714) 493-
Rlvarslda . REWARDI Fountain Valley. ance. Call Mike at •••ti, alnl cond, 9303 Please call: Mary Wednesday nights 642-4333. 1tralghl backed chr
(310)494·8317 or only • No collectlng.•·P-h-0-t0-------S300, rocking chr
CAMt't;Hs. HV S
TRAILERS !ill · ·i 8y CHARLES GOREN
w it h O M AR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
TOO MUCB DUCK
For ••lo. Earn a
steady cuh Income. ·~ (714)631-2730 Must have depend· K-M•rt Portr•ll 1400 54&-0211
able auto. Insur.enc• Studio hiring several. "'"e-.-.u-ti-.fu-l_M_a_1_1r-.. -,-.-.-,.•
and valid driver • 11-Will Train. Traveling & nvr used, worth $550
cenaa. C•ll Mike Non-Traveling poel-aac $165, 952·9091
l'lANOS &
OHOANS h0J9 W•ntod Balboa ••• Ho~. Good ~.
Call coflect or Ive .. .,.
(503) 385-5350 • Both vulnerable. South dea.la. Alt.houih minimum in tenm of hicb
NORTH cuds, the poeaeuaion of eo many Announcements
LOSTI Male Black la·
brador w/Whlte spot.
Short & stocky. Lost
6-8-92 lfl the vicinity of
18th & Placentla.
Costa Mesa. Blue
woven collar. PleaH
W119¥ ~ 942-4333 tlons. Call llah at our ---------1
• A Q 10 3 2 int.erme<liat.ea (10. and 9a) pve the
'::' 7 5 North band "body," incnuinc ita
0 A 10 9 trick-taking potential.
• K 10 9 The danger to the contract com ..
Sall your unw•nled
llom1 th• easy wayl
To place your classl-
flod ad call 842-5678.
TRADE
help us fln• "Bon:ull" th h I lfi d (714> 650-4532 or aoo-roug c ass 1e
WEST
•7 8 5 'V KQ988
O J 52
+73
748-6221 ask for Anita __ M __ 2_.s_e_1_a __ EAST if the banda are diatributed u in the
• K 8 4 diagram. With the lpeda ftneeae 1-------
'V J 10 failing,ifyouwintheftm~tbe -------------------· 0 K Q 4 S defenden will reel off four bean
• J 5 ' 2 tricu and the king of apedea before
SOUTH you can come to nine t.ricb.
• J 9 Now iet.'s suppoae you bold up the
'V A 4 3 2 ace of heart.a for two rounda. Aatu&e
0 8 7 8 defenders will lhift. to a diamond,
• A Q 8 8 ~d your opponent.a will come Lo
The bidding: two heart.I, at leut two dia.monda
Soalh West North Eaat and the kine of spadea-ltill no
P.. P... 1 • PAM good.
2 NT P... 3 NT P.. The Rule of Seven (1even ie.. the
P.. P... combined number of c:uda in the
Opening lead: Eight of 'V suit led) tells you to bold up just one
Here'1 another of an interesting round. Now when the spade fineeee
collection of handa sent u.e by Gerald k>aes, either Eut will be out of
Poi of Napa, Calif. All hinpd heart.I or the IUit will aplit 4-3 and
around bold-up pl@. Suppoee you the defenden can ret no more than
are declaring three no trump from three heart.a and a spade.
UPTO seoo
PER MONTH
* ., COll.ECTm *
headquarters at: alllCk L•cquor dining
800-992-6313 Ext. 2542 room table/china cabl-
EOE. net, pd $3000, Sac
S700 obo 722·7135 Sl'OHTINCi
{i()()f)S OOH:'>
Futon B•d Frame S55, PROMOTIONS
MANAGER Complete Darkroom Baltlerr• 1'4" Surlboatd
0 • C .., equip $60, 644·5032 $100, Rip Curt Wet1ult
range oun., new•· size lg S50 673-7847
paper publl1hlng com-KINGSIZE WATERBED •
pan)' Is seeking an an-No-wave mattre11. ln-
ergotlc Individual to cludas frame & head•
'82 MONDA SL•
S550 obo, alnt c
muel .. 11 548-09\6
after 4pm
Automobile :
handle creative dire<:· board. Good condl-AIRLINE ticket for sale.
tlon and coOfdina\lon Uonl Only S200. Call o n 0 w a y o C-
of bolh clrculallon and 589-7904, leave me•· Sacramento. July 4, !!!!!!!! advertising promo-sage. ipm 149 •
Ilona. II you can offer · u1 5 years exiarlence UKE NEWll Oak an 97e-7o245 days •1987 •MW 32 •
In de1k1op publishing, H20 bdrm HI S300, Delphln grey/tan. l'tew
copywrltlng, ba1lc din H1 otter, 2 Solas btakas, 81k well l'f\Ji,.._
graphic skllls •l'ld $150/•a. 980.7581 laln•d miles. ClllR>rd sales pre1enlatlon, we alatm, cruiH conU"ol,
will offer you a com-F or ••let Vldeonlcs power windows. A/C.
petltlv• salary. full \ICU-1. Modal com-S11,900 obo benefit package and a plel• w/remole & lo-310-798-0550 IV mag
very bu1y atmo•-strucllon bookle19.
phere. Send resume Computer Tutor la Hll· Priced at $525. Call
and salary history to: Ing computers lor Vii 10-5. M1-4e04
Ad #100, c/o Dally price. Gr .. t Father'•
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Day Gift 723-1810
c_a_ata Mo• CA
92626. ExerclH Gravity Ma· Transportation
CAUll.l.AC 9040
the South seal ancLW--. ~ThiNs--not-a .ure-triek line. An
eight of heart.a. Do you hold up you1 in.spired Eut zni&ht abift to a low
ace for one round? Two rounda? diamond at trick two, then caab
Not. at. all? . . three tricks in the auit wben you
r y morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
chin• S35. floor sale
S35. 64s-4203 Ra1taurant
ThrH no trump u1 a 1unple take the Joeing apade fineue. Not
enoug,a.. contract to reach. Note likely with A 10 9 of diamonds in
North'• willingneu to puab on to dummy, but if the defame ii that
game once South ahowed a a bal-good. congratulate the opponent.
anced hand with invitational value.. and move on to the next band.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
I
57 T.-t
58 Rate person
!)9 Continent eo Therefor• e 1 us cenoon11t
82 Noae: llang
'3 Sktlod
DOWN
1 Snere
2 Be ltlQf'Y 3y.,...
4 8elm
5 Kltc:Mn Item e Rumot 7 Tear1
I Have --at
It
9 H1Q98Fd
10 Witty WOf1I
11 Created to
order 12 Modleval
"°"'* 13 8an<I MCtlon
19 aioldlng edge.
In
arcnltectur• 21 "Toe>-"
24 Compaae pt.
25 Hard~lon
21 Copied
27 Concamlng
21 Cowrod
welkwoy
29 Scorn for .,.,ietNnQ one
oon'I hellO
30 lntlmleteted
32 Place to etey
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH
47 Fur\NO one
411 Siikworm
51 TyPe of ood
52 AMtWI
63Snow~
55 8ar blll
M~
57 All ertlde
10 11 12 13
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lollpr le • ~ktt, b•t • bou ffdt
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catly NcalW fer lwlp" Mca.. Ille
,._ aft Ml.Iii 4.ral-4 ........ .
ol •• ..,.... ................ Ma.
llaMlcW..MS.M__._.
8'1'ftft-He ...._ wily claA't people .u.w ........ f
A&JIS (Ma.re.I\ 2l·April 19): Foaia
on rnponalblllty, pftllUN, reward,
ltn>nl \Off ,..latlonahlp. Valid oppot·
tunlty ultta for you to take penonal dwr ol )'O'll own deltlny Your i..I·
~" will N ~ftOWa.dpd by tu1~-
~-+--'--+---I upa. 11 TAUIUS (April 10-May 20)· Mii·
1lon wlll be tolftpl~ed. •l•w• con-
flnntd by 10 p.tn. L\&MJ' Npect coln•
...,,...+-+--l~-+--4 dd" with ln•ntl1atlon, publllhlna.
tnttl, tpiJ'tW.llty. lftdlYldiaal )'OU ed•
Olltt will d~lare. "Yo1&r potfntlal .. --+--+--ll---+--4 tftlftt'ndo'*81''
GIMINI (May 2).J1&nt' 20). Spot•
llfhl Of\ lnd&opt,.nc.. oritinaUtf. ,..,_
tkl,.tloft tn pton..nn1 protlct. Ntw
&oYe C'OUW N Oft ~*' You11 a.em
MOf'f •a.out finanma, wtwr. tlM MOM)'
~ ..... -+---t 18 Ind how 6t fOl lhM WI)' '"'*m
CANClll (Jww 2Huly 2.2). Yoa'll _ ..... _....,.._._...-4 N dHlln1 with ,.non1 ~
"«nfttrtc." Focw .aeo on puWit IJMp,
.... , rith .. putMnhlp ......... IWul
A~.at'-1\ pis,-k'T role, eo11W ha" tt-......... lt1lda.ll lft ,.... t , K. T.
l.10 U•ly 1'·Au1 21)• Y4"1 ...
thlnp tloM, 11\M• op.nn41 ll N •
....... Dt...-fp ... ,...,....... .... t.IJ
ma '° latttt.1c1..a ~· Yo.11 " _ .... _ .............. '"'"4 told. "YtN tet.a&ly .,.., • •"Y •111eic1
.....,...,.. C..lnl •niio!..,.
YfaCO (Allll 1J•Stfl' 22) °'I..,
fol' lAfclnMllOft ...... '°'"" fll .... , • ..,.....,_...,.-+ ............ --4 alil. Uft0ftho4o11 ,,......,. P"'"' .t·
,_.._.. T .. rw. l.ao, ~ pB'NM ,.., ••ftcam .... o.11 thele ....
tera, lnltlall In namee: 0 , M. V
u •A (Sept. 23-0ct. 21): lndMd16AI
you edmltt wUI -n. "You do have a
way with word.I and ml&llc." Relation·
ehlp that beflna with duh ol ldtu
could become uhr•·•Hlou1. C.111lnl,
Virgo. 51itlttarh&1 are twpftM11.S.
SCOKPIO (Oct. 23·NOY. 21 ): Em-
phuit on ho111e, aecurity, fa111Uy n·
latlonthlpe. inaJor clomfttk ed~nt
Shon trip lnw\va iwlatt~ In MUCh
Wp1 clocuiMnt. TlwN wUI be mu.k In
your Ute tonltht. O.prkon\ ln~wd.
SACITTAKIUS (Noor. 21-DK. 21)
DftiM ..,_, look Ml\lnd tuMI. CNt •
UM bou.ndarMe, .-.. Cyde hlth. the
action wUJ be w~ you .,.. -put up
aJ\tenna. rt~. Vlrao. another s.111-
m\aft play n>&ea. On tM a1m1
CAPalCOKN (DK. 22 -J•ft 19)
Ch«.k SlitJttllri• ~ ~Oft ft•
1pon1lbUlty, lllft• ll•lt•tion, ••lid
cl\aJ\ct to h It f 1 na net.I jack poc. 5e<nt
IMttinl l....S. lp6m to ICMlll.M F191lly
m-ber MJI, '1.et'• do It your w.,r'
AQUAaf\11 (Jan. 20-M It): le·
cent ftnM' will be 00f""8CI Whit ap•
,..Nd 10 be Jot1 wlll ltoo•et•n1 In
yo.at faYOr You11 be fln.laMd wlttl •·
liptton not your owft '"· flne p&.ct. Fu·
hire praap«11 beaMM ayltal cMer.
PISClt ( .. \. lt·Matth 20) J•
four '8ya IP you ..,. ..........., -
ton.llht you'U N ~ .... hrw °"
fulflllM•ftl, ,.,,..a.rity, aMllty to will
,,.... eNt 1"11~,..... Yaw "8·
ftl dwlrwt wUl o;;rcw •••ac•
tr JUNI It • YOUS lllrTllDAY1
Voll .,. .,. ....... ,...., ct.68 ,_ aN
P'JChk, )'CN ,.... latwltt" IMttftd
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kant rot.. '" ,.., U,.. c ....... t cytt. ....... 4••··-....... ...._. lll111 ......... ., ....... Me .. v .. ·u .,.... '" , .. ,, -.w .. , ... ..
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STUDIO CAFE· aa•aoa OuMn or Partor Palms,
"""-" 5-8 fffl tall. $20 ••· 11 looking for an nia· Herb plant• 80 kinda,
rlenced handa-on S1 aa 674·9422 MANAGER wtth a ' minimum of 1 year ...... -.-d-lo_C_o_n-to_l_li"'"d-.-o-tt1
management e><petl-road Truck w/radlo
ence. Mu1t be avan. S200 968·8315
able to work week· ,,----=---.,,.---1 ends & evening•. Mo-Shade, Pine, CyprHI
llvated, self-1tartar & trM•. 15.gallon, S20.
dynamic lndMdual1 1 .gallon plants, S 1
call Albert at 675-7760. Wl1terla 110. 674-9422
HOATS 7011
t 4' UYllNIER Capri ·ee
w/1rler, opanbow,
50HP, Lowrance fish
finder, 1tareo. Oraat 4
flah/1kl/crul1el Xlnt
cond, RUNS GREATI
Motivated, Ju1t bought
another bo.ll S3300
OFPIERI 432-0318
pleaae call attar 6pm
OVERSlUFFED?
WE'VE GOT
THE ANSWER
Is wery nook ond cronny of your goroge
stuffed? Can't remember what it fee~ like
to perk your car inside? We've got the
answer I Miertise your garage sole in the
Doi~ Pilot Classifieds. If any items listed in
your goroge sole ext don't sel, we'll run
those listed items (under merdadse)
the folowing week at
no doge l
Con 642·5678 Today!
I tJ ' I / ~ ,, ''' ~ I 'I '' '
'
CHt:VUOl.ET ltO·lt>
TRADE OR IELL
'83CAMARO!a Black, 305 en ~· overdrive trans. ~
Ilk• lo trade tor tr,,.~.
PINH call l80-o0f5•
'83CMC1~
4 Speed, A/C, Good
Cond. Ort 4 sul'titrsl
S2399 OPl'•9'l
VERY MOTIVA~ STEVE 1s.a.1~
LINCOLN 111 !II
LINCOLN
1
71 •= Contlnoftt... r• •no.. runs good I
Must ... 1 6'2.()Hf
MEHCEDES U I w
••• 1eo• redei snrl, A/T, chrm ,
orig ownef, xlnt
take over 13mo I
$413.07 722-oe&4
.,. ..... '14 450 ..
weu maintained, 13511,
... & drive to •PPffC,
$4300 073-6581
THlfl'KS !I.' '"
1 eee l'ORD 1'2IO
Dually. Lari•• tendad cab. ,
32,000 mllH. •d l!Mr, chrome~.
good tltff, e~t
condllloal 4IO' V ...
Sook v.iuo: 117 ,000.
Mu at ••II It 5,000 oao. Me.oteo
VOi KS\lw'M,ON !l .'.I ,
'74 YOLKIWA•I
CAMPIRV~ Who wanta my
~? Ore.a for
beachl MOYtnQ • "'uet ..... SttOO o.b.o. Cal
Janet .. 6'2-432 ·~ ~ i74 days cw~ calt 6'e-Olll.
'M~'1'C811 very clean, A/C,
wh, eaaa, lpeo
lion, 11200 IMl-3'1CL
Int, ...,. c:ono ..........
eng. Partoct • ---1 17SOO 1eo-1tot