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NEWPORT BEACH • • Good morning! Do you know the six
favorite hot dog toppings at 5i11tmy'1
Hot ~ Place in Cost. Mesa J
1 )chili
2)cheese
3)onions
4)mustard
SJketchup
6) salsa
Source: Steve Kirllc>ssian OF COMMUNITY
JOURNALISM
T•dly, July 14, 1. 982 Winner of 5 1 j ournalism awards in 1992 26 cents
M.trc M.alt I\ °'11!\r Pokll
Grant Boys store
settles suit , over
murder gun sale ,.,
..... Store's in surer agrees to pay $900,000 in suit
over 1989 sale of shotgun to 'anxious' woman who
used it to kill Los Angeles attorney Gerald Goldfarb.
By Tony Cox ·
8USllleSS £a1tor
COSTA MESA The It·
ability insurer for local ~porting
goo<b store The Grant Bms
has ngreed to pay a 5900.000
settlement to the family of Ger·
aid Goldf.irb in connection "ith
the shop'!. shle of n shotgun
that wa., used in Goldfarb\
1989 murder.
Goldfarb's widow and father
accused The GrJnt Bo\:. t I
negligence an selling a 11-gauge
\\<inchester to Pamela A\er,,
"ho allegedly sho" cd :.1gns of
mental instability.
Ayers :.hot and killed Gold·
farb -a Lo Angeles IJ\\)er
''ho \\as her e!'ltrangcd IO\cr.
..iccording to A)ers' d..iughtcr -
JI her Ne"port Beach condo·
minium a few hours after bu)·
1ng the gun. She also shot her·
self after killing Goldfarb. but
sul'\ '"ed the incident. She com·
muted suicide SI\ months later.
hanging her.,elf an a Santa Ana
JUTI cdl.
According to a nc\\:. release
put out Frida) by the Lo) An·
geh:s-ba ed Ccntctt to Pre\ent
Handgun Vaolcncc A)ers had
an "unxaou) demeanor' \\hen
'>he bought the ~hutgun, Jnd
... he tried 10 load the gun before
lea' ing the store pn.m1sc'>.
"The Grant Bo> can.le)s·
nc') l'IJ:.I our ...:lient) a Jc.ir
lo,cd unl:· said Stc,en D. Ar·
chcr, u Lo\ Angeles la\\)er rep·
re .. en11ng the Goldfarbs. ··The
Grant l,3oys dcsel'\cs 10 bear .it
least c,ome of that cost. ..
Gun·ct>ntrol ad\'OCJtc-. u~ d
the Goldfarb shooting ..i-. one
C\3mple to encourage la\\mak·
ers to enact a 15-da' " it nl!
period for shotgun and ritlc
purchases. The cuoling-off pc·
riod was pre' iou'.\I) required
See SUIT/Al
Stacy, left, and Muriel Moore hold rope for Bo, a bearded collie mix, as he balances on two legs during Monday show at O.C. Fair.
Pound puppies show their stuff Record crowd
livens Fair's
opening day
Newport council OKs
sewer fee increase ~ Cavorting canines captivate O.C.
Fair crowd after ostrich race delay.
By Joel Beers
Stall WrJIS
F or one day ot least, the Orange County
Fair went to the dogs.
A disappointed crowd, perturbed by the
foct tha.t the promised 2 p.m. ostrich races were
not going to be held on account of the special
"ostrich fence•· not being ready, greeted the .
announced cancell:ition with some scattered boos
nnd murmured protests.
They were pacified a bit by the Sensational
Leighs, a father-daughter act that did some
death-defying feats while poised atop 40-foot
rotating wheels.
Opening my ~nee
figures at the Orange Coun-
ty F• shattered evefY
record in the 100-year-
histOI)' of the event.
This is the first year that
the fair has opened on a
Friday, and the 33,511 who
attended topped the pre-
vious first-d'.y ~rk of
2 7, 770 set last year on a
Wednesday.
...,. Fee hike needed for
system upgrade, officials
say. Council also places
term li!Tlit ini\iative, three
other measures on ballot.
By Tony Oodero
Stall Wrner
failure .
The new fees "ill double
SC\\ er consumption charges for
residents from 4 to 8 cents for
every 100 cubic feet of water
dell\cred. For the a'crage cus·
tomer \\ho uses apprO\imatel>
3,400 cubic feet 9-J month the
rate mcrease ''ill mean an ad·
ditional 68 cents a month.
Those not connccrcd to the
city's SC\\ er S) stem "111 see
rates rabe from $4.75 to $5.:?5
a month. and hoteb "'ill hJ\e
to pay an e\lra nickel for each
room. But fears of ostrich-related unrest were not
officially quelled until 10 mutts and mongrels
took center stage. The four-legged hams jumped
onto twin benches and, with a little help from
human accessories Stacy and Muriel Moore,
delighted the crowd with a 15-minute presentation
that was equal parts canine carnival and doggie
Staq Moore cheers on one of his Amazing Mon-
grels during a show Monday in the Coor's arena.
Fair olfecials put the
attendance at 47,153 on
Saturday and 49,252 on
Sunday. The single-day
attendance record was set
last year when 76,992
vi5'tols turned out. lynm Conway, the fair's
community reildon's
coordinator, said that with
this being the ~ fair
ever ancf openq on a
'i'.oeelmnd.,...ilno
KCUnlla ~ ID compare
attendance figures.
NEWPORT BEACH -A
program to upgrade the city's
200 miles of aging sewer mains
and 2-i :.e\\er pump stations
toot... a step fol'\\ ard Monday a..,
the council appro,ed the fiN
sewer fee hike since 1988.
The ne'' se\.\cr fees come at
the heels of In!.! month's 14· •
vaudeville. .
See Sk.i£Py jump into a trash can. See Happy
leap 15 feet through the air. See Brandy debut in
her first live dog show and weave her sleek, trim
four-legged body through a series of poles.
It was the first dOg show in the Fair's IOO·year
history; and it was a major hit. (The ostrich races
were held at 5 and 8 p.m., as they wall for the rest
of the fair -which runs daily through July 26).
There was method in the apparent madness and
See DOGS/llek Piii
"With these adjusted fees.
"e \\Ill be able to stay on track
with impro\'ements," said Jeff
Stane:irt, acting u111t11es direc-
tor. Staneart said the fees are
needed to upgrade an anri·
quated ewer system that as
moving dangerously close to
percent water rate incrca~e.
1 hJI increa~e hiked averag,e bi·
month!) "ater bills from S44.54
10 SSl.50.
Stincart argued that "athou t
the fel: incre:n~ the c1h \\Ould
not h.i\e the money to upgrade
See COUNCIL.JBa Piii
· Board to decide
Eastblldl lease,
Victoria School
Video shedS little light. 01f brutality allegation
By Russ Loar
$Qll Wl1llr
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District board members
will be voting on two land-use
issues tonight that have
residents ril ed up in both
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa.
In Newport Beach, school district staff has recommended that
Coastline Community College be awarded a three-year lease to
hold adult education classes at the closed Eastbluff Elementary
School.
In Costa Mesa, school board members will consider delaying the
planned September 1993 opening of Victoria Elementary School.
The school board is expected to approve the lease of the closed
Eastbluff School to Coastline Community College tonlpt, now
See BOARD,._.,_
•
~ Amateur video of Costa Mesa man's arrest by Newport police
contradicts official report in some ways, but leaves major questions
unanswered. 'We're still trying to collect facts,' police official says.
By Russ Loar
Slllf Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -The home video
spotlight has been turn~d on local police
witli the airing on television of an amaleur
video purportedly showing excessive force
during the 11rrest of a Costa Mesa man.
The video, aired on KCAL Channel 9
more than a week ago, generated a number
of calls to Newport police from residents
concerned about the accusations of excessive
force, accordina to police Lt. Tim Newman.
Robert Staats 111, 26, says th e video clearly
shows that he wa s subjected to unwarranted
abuse by Newport Beach police as he rode
his ~kateboud. on Sc~b'Qc~ D_riYc. at 9ttl
Street past officers on the Fourth of July.
Staats wa arrested for obstruction and re-
sisting a peace officer and is scheduled to ap·
pear in court on Aug. 8.
A copy of the video obtained by the Daily
Pilot support Staats' claim of discrcpancae
be&ween the taped cpiM>Je and the police re·
port. But the degree of difference is open to
INUt lC
. .
interpret:it ion.
Police decli ned to comment on specifics of
the vidcotJped incident. Jnd sa1J the) are
re' ie"'ang the tape and in tel'\ ic" mg "'it·
nesses. The count) district alll>rne> ·s 1Jfficc as
al't' re' 1C\l mg the video.
.. We're s11ll tr) mg to collect facts." New-
man said. "lkcausc the matter hai. not ap-
peared in ourt, 11 \\Ould not be :ipprupriatc
to comment We're stall tl)ang to .,,hedulc an
intel'\iew \\1th Mr. Sta:it ·• Staal~ ~aid he "uultrlile n formaTCom--
plaint niter hiring a law>"
Rcpe3tcd \ic~ang. by the D:i1ly Pilot of
the \.t<.lcotapc rc"ealed ~c,cr:il da crcpancie
bet"ecn the tape und the police report filed
on the 1nc1dcnt:
•The police report l:ltc that the officer
"ho fi~t made contact "'ilh St.iJt\ "a on ba-
. See VIDEO•
ClASSlnto AO Of IHI DAY
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City OKs repair or Newport Boulevlrd
fOSTA MESA -Just when yo u thought it was safe to go back
to Newport Boulevard ... the City Council approved a conceptual
S3.5 million rehabilitation of the street in a pecial meeting
Monday.
If everything goes smoothly, the pa\.ement will be ripped apart
and ewn back together be~inning sometime in February,
according to William Mom , the city's director of public sctviccs.
Con~truction \\Ould take approximately four month , Morris said.
No city money will be used in construction. All funds will come
from Caltran and the federal government.
Construction will consist of new pavement and repairing of
l.lamagcd drains and gutters. No landscaping or other street
improvements will be in cluded.
Morris said h.e was waiting for the council's approval before
d1 cu!>sing the project with merchants along Newpoh Boulevard.
"We will be talking with merchant and we will (ensure) that all
merchants have acce s," during construction, he said.
City Manager Allan Roeder aid rehabilitating the street's
p\ld.marked !>Urfaces could "turn Newport Boulevard into an asset
(for the city) rather than the liability it has historically been."
· -By Joel Bttrs
So Jar, nine plan city council candidacy
A total of !>ix challengers and three incumbents took out papers
Monda~ for city council seats in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa.
In cwpori Beach, Planning Commissioner Jan Debay, local
hu~inc~sman Richard Banks and Dean Reinemann took out the
nece.,,ar: papers to run for the seat now held by Ruthelyn
Plummer.
Plummc:r. who has hin ted that she may not run again, did not
tal-c llUI !ht! papers, she noted that there was still plenty Of time.
"~ell. the~ don't have anything better to do," said Plummer
about her hi-ch opponents. "We have three weeks."
Coun~·1J mt•mberc; Jean Watt and John Cox also rook our
paper' .
In Cll ')ta ~tc.:.,,1, Brian Theriot, a former planning commissioner
anl.I un,ucce-.,tul council candidate, took out paper!> as did
1ncumhcnt Joe l:ricl-,on.
Theriot, an <1ppo1ntee of former Councilman Orv Amburgey,
ln!>t hi" cat on the commission when Amburgey was defeated.
I henot angnl) \Ov.eJ to return to city politic .
Maym f\bl) Hornbud.lc and Coun<iilwoman Sandy Genis had
not taken out paper,, and haven't indicated if they will run again.
1 wo other-.. Den m' Rcto 1-c and Kim Colda ure took out paper .
lntcrc ... 1cJ ca11J1dalc!-have until Aug. 7 to take out papers for
the cit) council race,. unless incumbents don't file, then the
deadline i~ C\tendcd until Aug. I~.
-By 1"ony Dodero
Body found near San Diego Freeway
The hod~ of a m.1n '' ho'd apparently been hot in the head was
tound during th e prc-d:I\\ n hours Monday along a San Diego
hee''··~ cmhanl..mcnt in ll"\ine by a trucker who'd stopped to
ched. Im bral-es. police reported.
Pnhcc \aid the victim, '"hose identity was not immedia tely
I-no"' n. appeared to ha' c been 'hot once in the head. An autopsy
'' -.chcduk d this mornm~.
fhL man, \.\.ho pohce belic'c was killed !>Omctime between 10 r m ~unJ,1) and ~ J m. ~fonda~. wa de cribed as a young Latino,
pw h.1bh in h1-. m1d-20s. v. ho \\a~ attired in slacks, dress shoes and
.1 ..:oll.ircJ -.h1rt
I h1.· trm\...l!r ~pnttcd the bod) at aboul 5 a.m. \.\.hen he pulled to
the ,,Jc Pl thl' San Diego Freeway just south of Jamburc-e Road
111 ch1.·1.. \... ht' hrai-c.,
l3c1..Ju.,c l~f th e '-Pl:Ctaclc of the police inve:,tigation, southbound
1r.1fllc "3' h~ckcd up a\ far as Long Beach and northbound
m.,1on \l' \\C(c h1t11ng their hrakcl> a\ far a\\a~ as Mission Viejo.
-By the Daily Pilot
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1cwport Beach
A "'cdd1ng nng \1.3\ taken from the
finger of an 8-f-ycar-old woman at
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Today's Orange County Fair Schedule
All DAY
Farm Bureau Day: Bring
your form and garden entry
and get in free, or show
Orange County Farm
Bureau card. Sponsored by
Orange County Farm
Bureau.
Unlimited Ride Day: $8
Wristband includes all rides
from noon to 7 p.m.
$1 -off discounts on
adult admission Mondays
through Fridays include
Arrowhead Water, Auto
Club of Southern
California, Bakers Square
Restaurants. California
Angcb, Carl 's Jr., Chicago
Chicago Pizza Stores,
Orange County Transit
District, Pepsi, Seven -Up/
RC. South County Ne"' s,
Los Angeles Times O range
Count~ Edition, Vons,
militJry, aQd Costa Me::.a
re)idents.
9 a.m.
Mal.e your own twisted
wire bracelet, by Sue
Pastel -Gem and
M1ncrJI Building
1 p.m.
Friends of the Fair
Demonstration -Newport
Arena Equc::.trian
Nina Neuman Dance Center
-Cal Spas Heritage Stage
First Class '50s Doo\\op -
Fabulous '50s Stage, sponsored
by Carl's Jr.
Pin the Navel o n the Orange
-Alta Dena Kids Stag\?
Men's and Women's Nail
Driving Contest, sponsored by
Barr lumber -Times
Centennial Stage
Maki ng fabric Clocl.s, by
Logan Michaels -Bal..Ns
Square Craft and Cook's Gallery
Farm and Garden Contest -
Centennial HJll
2 p.m.
Can dy Apple Cloggcrs
Miller's Moonshine Meadow~
First Class '50s Doowop -
Fabulous '50::. Stage. sponson?d
by Carl 's Jr.
The Orange Bowl -Alta
Dena Kids StJge
Seafood a nd Citrus, by Jan
Mongell -Bal..ers Square Craft
and Cook's Gallery
Old Fashioned Road Show
including Ostrich races/
Moore's Amazing Mongrels/
Sensati onal leighs Spaccwheel/
Karl Winn Motorcycle Thrill
Show Coors light ArcnJ
2:30 p.m.
Miriam-Mita Ayllu San kayo
-Cal Spas Heritage stage
3 p.m.
Nina Neuman Dance Center
-Times Centennial Stage
Watermelon Eating for Kids
-Alta Oqna fl.ids Stage
Orange-:-final Fun Cake , by
Patty GomeL -Bal..crs SquMe
Craft and Cooks Gallery ·
... -~-
HOURS: 10 a.m . to midnight
Making IBCBB
At left, Kristina. Bennett, 7, of Sacramento, look as her six-year-old cousin Cassie Alvarado, of
Huntington BcJch, mal.cs a face at the Freckles contc::.l Monday at the Orange County Fair.
4:30 p.m ..
Linda's Dance Studio -C.11
Spas I lcritagc Stage
5 p.m.
Next Exit Country Rock Band
-Miller's Moon::.hmt ,\ k•ado'' ~
Old -Fashi oncs Road Show
including Moore' AmJLing
Mongrels/ Sensational l cighs
SpaCC\.\hccl J<Jrl Winn
Motorcycle Thrill Show -
Coors light Art n.i
Hula Hoop Contc!it -\ll,1
Dena fl.id~ S1.1~t·
Pen and In!.. \\'ater Color
T-Shirt, by Lynn Lampert -
Baker-. ~qu.:m.• Cr.Ht .rnd C 1 .01.;·,
Gallery
5:30 p.m.
Believe in Yourself Kid
-Time::. CcntL nnial St..l!jL'
. 6 p.m.
Orange You Stuff cd? Pizza
EJting Contest, sponl>Orcd by
Chicago Chic., go. Piua Piua -
C.1! Sp.h I lcnt.1gc S1,1gc
including Ostrich Races/
. Moore's Am azing Mongrels/
Sensational leighs Spaccwhccl/
K:1rl Winn Motorcycle Thrill
Show -Coors light Arena
The Coils Oldies Harmony
6:JO p.m.
linger'> Show Band -
M1llt.r's 1\ \oon-.hmc Me ado")
The Coils Oldies Harmony
-CJI !>f' h l lw1t.1gt• St.1~l'
Barn) .ud 01) mpic
-Cal Sp<b HcritJge StJgc
P.1inting Ro es on Porcelain,
uy Corine Cunningham -
B.11..cr::. Square Cr.-ift .1nd Cool.. 's
(,.11lt•I)
LI\ l">llld, 'lb }\\ Ill~
i p.m.
JJn and Dciln and Th e
BclAir B.rndih (The Or.1ngc
Count} Rcgi-.tcr Series) -
·\rl111!)ton 11 l' th ·r
Making Ile Cream the
9 p.m.
Old -f .1.,hiu111:d \\ 3), b) Ste\ c
and BC'll) ltuclmcr -B.11..t·r:.
Squ;irc Cr. l .ind Ct)( ,i.,., ( 1' t'r\
JJn and Dean and The
BclAir B.indits -Arlmgton
ThL.itcr
9:30 p.m.
Stingers Show B.ind 8 p.m.
l"llc'I hit Countr Rock Band
-i\lilll'r'-. \lou11:>h11w r\\t ,1cfu \\!I
Old-F.i hioncd RoJd hO\\
f\ I llt·r \ ,\ lonn:.hine f\ lc.1clo\\.,
The Coils Oldies Harmony
-C..11 Spa::. HentJgc St.1ge
lOCAllON
Hunti11.J'091
N~IH~h Corona ck>I M.tt
l•~n• kach m ~It 2·.l fair
Oc-..tll l~r•tu~' ••
4.U am.-.6
fO:SO 1.m. 4.0
):26 '""· 2.J •:l? p.m. 6.1 .......... .. ,
II · IS a.M, 4. I
4:02 , ..... 2.2
10·°' pm. s.•
•
Jan
;ind
Dean
The duo
from the
dunes, Jan and
Dean, wHI
bring their
surfin' sounds
to two shows
tonight at 7
and 9 p.m. in
the Arlington
Theatre at the
Orange County
Fair.
Newport Beach 75/66
Balboa: 76/65
Costa Mesa: 77/65
Coroni del Mar: 76/65
TODAY:
A modtr•te onshore flow •nd f)W~ ol
tropic•I moistUTe witl bring us loW doUck, fog •nd a ch•nce ol momlng dri.ule with
puti•I deo•rlng in the afternoon to lfw us
somt sunshine. The clouds will dOse In
•~in by nenlng. Highs In die mid to u~r 7tls, lows in the mid 60s.
ARCAIT:
fair to fNr1ly cloudy ~ the ntllt (Nt
dlys. Highs In tht mid to upper 70s. •tm: No ~· .td~IOrin .,. poet..t. opt
••ri.ti. winds ..... mornln1t touth '°
aouthwett winch 1 o to 15 lmott this
aftffft()()ft, 2 foot Has, J foot MMlllMcatcrty t~I. PartW dNriftt. by lllld .,.,,.._,
HHyt cloud ~ wfth poll ... llaht ,.
Of' drilzle durl"I the montlfts howl . -S..nrlM: 5:5' a.M. lunMt: 1:14 P."'·
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Only Father Time can bait running habit
I t isn't all that much fun. At lea't nut "' tile.:
you're domg 1t. h's kind of like hilling
your'>elf on the head. h feel' )() good "hen
you ~top. I'm talking about jogging, of coul\c,
Or, running, as ""e aficionado'> lil..e 10 '·I)'.
I don't do it because I like 11. I do it hec<w'e
· I've been doing it for 25 year'
Editor's
Notebook
and I believe a habit \\ ith 1 h.11
much longcvit> ha" a right 10
exist, no matter how
inconvenient it might be.
The other n .. ·ason I do it j,
that it gives me an excu'e tu
leave work in the middh: ol
the day and go out to the
Upper Ne" port Bay anc.l.
well, run around for half an
hour. There i'>1ft a more
beautiful place in the um,er'e
than the Upper Ony. OK.
maybe. I've \ncal..ed in .1 h11 \lf
coover ational hypcrb(1!c
here. But ma} be not. l ha' c .1
fri end who'd probably laugh and )3} Yo,cmi1c
Valley 1s 10 times more heau11lul. To me. it''~'
ma11er or perspective. Yosc mi1c's got a kind ol
shocking, extroverted beauty. lil..c th:11 m1rn1cn1
of ecstatic enlightenment wedged betv\ccn
-downing a tumbler or vodka and falling
comatose on the floor. The Upper Day\ m11ro:
like sipping a fine wine.
Between you and me, l'd just a soon be
there without having to do the running thing.
but ~1111d10\\ ii do~~n't .. cem a~ admirable
tellin~ 111} colleague' at the office I'm 1al..1ng nn
c~tcntlcd lunch hour 10 commune "ith the
m:ir'h gr."s and the \o,.ild artichoke
The ri:.1 .. un I !>tarted running at .di \\as not
1h:11 I though1 it \\Oulu be fun to trundle about
in the !>!Ill\\ .ind hail, through the heat and
humidit} fo r nu good rea,on. In tho.,e days you
couldn't e'en buy fa-,h 1on;iblc running shoe'>.
'I he rc.1,1lll I did it "a::. to get out of'" imm1ng.
Nm' t,11.:rc \ n n::il/y ridiculous sport, in my
upinion 11 1hcrc \ a -.port more ridiculou~ th.in ·
running. 11\ compct1t1ve \wimming. II\ :.o far
removed hum \\h~1t people oughl lo do m the
\\,1lcr Yuu ought to en1oy >OuN.:lr in the
"<•t~r. llcnt .irount.l, look for pcnn1cl! on the
bo11om ot the pool. Yau shouldn't din: 1n :md
!>Cc hu" l.l't ~ou can get to 1he 01her l11Jc of
the pool. ,\ pool 1!> '1mpl) too small a place tor
it 10 m.111cr how long it take'> an}onc tu gl!I 10
the oth r ,jJe.
I " ., :i 1ccn·agcr. I 'd been \\\ imming \lllCc I
\\,I'> f1\1;, I could ee before me a lite ~p1.nt
thra,hing ubou t hacl.. and forth in a !>Olu11on of
chlunnc ,1nJ other nO\IOU!> ch1.:m1cab. So l told
my p<irenh I was quitting the '"1m tcJm to
1:ikc up track. The) <i'>l..cd me "hat 1hat ''as
and l told them it W3'> runnmg around an oval
couf\c ,e,cral times to !>Ce ho" fa st mu could
do it and that to train for it \OU ran 'around
ou1tloors. no place in ponicu°'lar. :1nJ ended up
"here ~ou'd st.1rtcd.
The>• \\WC prc11y undcr~tanding. ~1> dad\
''orl\ ethic \\il) )UCh that ,111 long you did unc
re.ill) )trcnuuus, unpleasant than• 1h.11 rt>qu1red
~c\llng up t'\trcm.:ly earl] e"CIJ dJ), u didn't
panicularl~ ma11cr \\hat it \\3 •
Once I got !>l:utcd, l'rn afraid n JU t ~md ot
took over Lookin!: back, there \\l:JC time:.
'.'.hen I cuukl htt\C rc11rctl ''ith d1g111l). and
ti.Jt..cn up l.11.rm'>I!. Uut I ,1h\i1)S let thole
uppo11u11111c') 'lip b). I thuught I could qurl .111)
time. hut I ".int ;,ill )UU ~oung. pl!oplc to ~.no",
I \\41' looltn)! lll)'cll
Aller u ''hilt.'. 1t') ~ind ot M.1.: h:i' ms ,1
m.1rblc rh1nocero' in your 1i .. 1ng ru 111 Yo11
could l!el ml of 11. hut \1)u'd h.l\c to bl" an
,I\\ lul lot ol turni1urc tZ> 1111 tlat.· g p •
So no\\ hue I Jill, .1 1111dJI. ·11p:d bo1")
\\no\ :.tl\\,l)!I idling .:oung rcpm1 . ..r . 'rk).
l\e been runnm\! ''"co: bNorc \OU \\i:rc burn."
I 1hink I "'I'> out· runnini:.: "'hen. th· lkillk'
broke up. and when 1hi: \ 1et11urn \\ .1r ended.
I'm not smc "h:it h.11.pen::. m ufd r ·n11cr' l
remember \\hen ..f "a' g10" ing up '-'cll1£ all
1he::.I! older men "1th f)Crlcct p '1urc :n ~ri:~n
Arm) 'lhon-. running a!oni; tl1 t· l'otoma~ nc.1r
the PcntJgon. 'I hc~ "ere )ltll thi:h ''iit:n I
"t:nl b.1ck tu 'i)it my foll>;-. l:N summer ,\1
lea)t ii lool..nl like: the same gu)'
With me. l think it "ill b1.: J ' o (11 i:r.1dual
CJding O\\a). I'll JU\I get 111c1c111c:mull~ ~IO\H!r
until ~\ 1.niu.ill) I'm )lanJ1ng-,, ,II I hen nKt~ be
I can enjo) the )Cene!)
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A4 Tuesday, July 14, 1992
Around Town
Send your items to Bob v.in
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Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
Young dancers -
Auditions rQr PANDEMONIUM, a
performing troupe for dancers 8 to
13 years old. will be held from
3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Jimmie
Defore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus
Ome in Costa Mesa. For
information, call 241 -9908.
Wednesday, July 15
Prairie stories -Judith
Helton will portray l aura Ingalls
Wilder, author of "little House on
the Prairie," in a program featuring
~tones. pictures, and dancing at 2
p m. July 15 at the Costa Mesa
Library, 1855 Park Ave. All ages are
welcome. For information, call
646-8845.
Senior sin gles -Single
Active Seniors wilT hold its first
meeting. for men only, at 2 p.m .
July 1 5 Jt the new Costa Mesa
Senior Center. A general meeting
ror men and women is planned for
August. For information, call
Richard Vinson at 631-1153 or Dee
Saps1n at 646-9065.
Thursday, July 16
Square dancing -The
Costa Mesa Quicksteppers Invite
ei..perienc.ed square dancing
couples to their weekly dance, 9 to
11 a.m. at the new Cost.J MeSJ
Senior Crt1ien Center on the corner
o( 19th and Pomona streets There
are also available pJrtners for o;rngle
men who would like to join the
fun. for information, call 545-5669
Friday, July 17
Monte Carlo night -
Project Cudd.le Inc .• an organization
to benefit abused children, will h~l
an evening of games and hors
d'oeuvres entitled A Night in Monte
Carlo, 7 to 11 p.m. July 17 at the
Village Crean, 2300 Mesa Drive in
Santa Ana Heights. C.111 542-2894
for information.
Poetry reading -PEN of
Orange County will present its
montF1ly poetry readrng at 7 p.m.
July 17 at the Bear Street Cafe,
South Coast Plaza. The reading will
feature the work of Octavio Paz
and Anne Sexton.
Saturday, July 18
Financial seminar -
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penthouse suite, 19000 MacArthur
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at 955·7554.
Grand opening -The
Newport Back and Sporb ln)titute
invites the community to attend
their Grand Opening on Saturday
between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The
day's events will included free
consultations, examinations,
chiropractic adjustments, massages,
and many more services. The
Institute is locared at Acacia Court,
20250 Acacia St., Suite 1 SO, just off
Irvine Ave. and Orchard. ·
Monday, July 20
ADD and summer -
School psychologist Jill Bolton will
off er a lecture on the special
problems facing parents of children
with attention deficit disorder ruing
summer vacations. The lecture,
entitled :·coping with ADD Kids in
Summer," will be given at 7 p.m.
July 20 at the offices of Joan
Andrews, 1151 Dove St., suite 1 OS
in"Newport Beach. For information,
call 476-0991.
Cancer benefit -
Individuals, businesses, dubs and
organizations are invited to
compete for the grand prize o( a
trip to Hawaii at the Americ.an
Cancer Society's Making Strides
Against Cancer fund raising event,
starting at 8 a.m. July 20 at
Newport Dunes. Participating
individµals and teams raise
donations as they walk, jog, run,
skate or stroll in this
non-competitive event. For
information call 7 51 ·0441 .
Tuesday, July 21
Effective budgets -Learn
how your assoclation can m~ke and
manage effective budgets to fund
association expenses at the next
luncheon meeting of the ~them
Counties Chapter of the
Community Associations Institute,
11 :30 a.m. July 21 at the Red Lion
Inn, 3050 Bristol St. in Costa Mesa.
For reservations and information
call 380-7360.
SS Alive -A mature driving
class will be held from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the West N~port
Community Center, 883 W. 15th
SL in Newport Beach. Admission is
$8 and enrollment is limited to 30
people. To register call 644-3240.
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I Water use
on the rise
NEWPORT BEACH -
With mandatory water ra·
tioning eliminated, custom·
ers here have turned on the
spigots and increased water
consumption, snid Jeff
Staneart, acting utilities
director.
"As soon as we went off
of mandatory rationing with
pcnalities, the public -
being the astute consumers
that they arc, started using
more water," Staneart said.
Water consumption in
May and June climbed by 3
percent compared to the
average for those same
months in 1990. Those
averages were taken before
water rationing was
implemented, Staneart said.
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Photo taken from video shows Costa Mesa resident Robe rt Staats
being arrested by Newport Beach police officer July 4. ·
But it wasn't just residents
that used more water but
the ci1y itself, which is the
single biggest wat~
consumer in Newport
Dench, Staneart said. When
rationing was implemented,
the city Parks Beaches and•
Recreation Department cul
back on water consumpt ion
by 30 percent.
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Rondy Garcll, president of The
Grant Boys, said he could not
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of a confidentiality clause in the
'cttlement. He said he and the
-~-\;·s 01her owner \\Crt! not In·
'ohcd in the decision to settle out
11f court.
"When an insurance company
defends you in your lawsuit, you
don't really have any say," Garell
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cycle patrol, riding his bike when
the man passed him by. The video
shows the police officer standing
next to his bicycle when Siaats
passed him by on skateboard,
hanging onto the T-shirt of a bi·
cycle rider who was towing him.
• Both police and Staats say ne
was carrying a cup. Police say i1
was half.full of beer and Staats
snys it contained Coke.
•The police report states that
Staats "poured the beer out of his
cup and attempted to skateboard
into the crowd," after the officer
ordered him to stop. The video
camera was too far away to pick
up any sound from the incident.
But the video shows 1hat Staats
did not attempt to nee into the
crowd a_fter he dropped the hard·
to-see container.
•The police report states that
after the officer grabbed S1aa1s by
the arm, Staats broke free, turning
toward 1he officer with his right
fist clenched. The video shows SIJ·
ats initially breaking free of the of·
ficer's grasp, and later pivoting
himself around, fac111g 1hc officer
after his right arm wus bent high
behind his back.
Staa1s denies clenching hh lht
al lhe officer. And on the 'ic.ko.
1hc view of his hand'> ,., blockcJ by
approaching officers.
•The police rcpon ~IJlc\ 1ha1
the officer though! he ''a., going to
be hit, and 1ha1 Staals aucmptcd
to break hb gra'p and run imo 1hc
crowd. The \ldco 'ho"" 1h~1t Sta·
ats was clearl} s1ruggling "11h the
officers. bu1 11 1s not clear \\hcthcr
his s1ruggles arc due 10 pain or in·.
tcn1 10 escape.
•The video and the police re·
port both indicate that police re·
acted aggressively after Staats
turned 1oward the officer "'ho "'as
at1cmp1ing to put him an an arm
lod; The video shows the officer
wrc~tling Staa1s to the ground \\1th
his arm around Staats' neck, then
l\\O 01hc r officers turn111g S1aats
O\Cr and holding h1m foce dO\\ n
on 1he ground.
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Gerard Barbot
adds French twist to Le Meridien's Bastille Day
L e Meridien hotel didn't
have to go to central
casting to find
cntertainmenl for this
C\e ning' Bas1ille Day festivities.
Every night at 9, the
self-described "Julio Iglesias of
MacAthur Boulevard" performs -
wi1h a French rwist -in the
hotel's Trianon Lounge.
Gernrd Barbu!, who was born on
the French Riviera, has been
playing French ballads, American
show tunes and contemporary jazz
at Le !\fcndien since the horcl
opened eight )Cars ago at 4500
MacArthur Blvd .• Newport Beach.
He promised some special treats
at today's Bastille Day celebration,
which is free and open to the
public from 4:30-7:30 p.m. on the
hotel's third-floor pool deck. "I'll
put on a M:iurice Chevalier hat
and sing 'Thank Heaven for Linle
Girls,'" the 39-year-old chuckl ed.
In addition to entertainment,
French wines and hors d' oeuvres
will be served at a nominal price.
Barbut began playing piano at
age 6 and received his musical
education in Nice and Paris. In
1978, he won first prize at the
Paris National Conservatory for his
interpretation of the classics.
Out of financial necessity, he
cased into "romantic songs,"
playing in Paris, Mol}te Carlo and
Marrakech. He. was working in
Moorea, a Tahitian island, when a
former colleague, the manager who
opened Le Mcridien, asked him to
come to Newport Beach.
After today, Bastille Day
festivities continue from 5 p.m.-1
a.m. daily in Le Trianon, which is
where Barbut prefers to perform.
"The atmosphere at the pool
won't be as romantic and cozy as
the piano bar whe re I play every
night." -B)' /\Iott Coker
Irvine CLO breathes life into 'Cabaret'
By Timothy Titus
Soetta! Ii) trie Daily PllOI
T here "·1~ no more troubled
pl:ice in the early 1930s than
Berlin. ~tone~ was scarce
and \\.Ort... ~career. So 1al
d1~'>atisfac11on \\.US e\emplified by
cabarets -night clubs full of
hedonistic decadence "'here
troubles "ere buried beneath
layers of gin and sex.
the script. As the maniacal emcee,
Leonard John Crofoot brings just
the right amount of evil selfishness
and libertine apathy. As long as
his club stays open, he doesn't
care who gets gassed.
should be gut wrenching, but this
time it merely makes you check
your program and wonder why the
first rendition of the song was .
overlooked.
· "Cabaret" is one of the few
shows that succeed~ in all its
intended irony and still \\Orh well
';is a musical. The current
production at the II"\ inc Darclay
Theater on the UC! campus ha~
set its goal) and -\\ ith 1hc
exception of a few ~ct ch~ingcs th.it
lengthens the running time by
about h\i! minu1cs -it ha!>
realized them beautifully.
The shO\\ closes thb \\CCl..cnd.
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enabled the rise to po, ... er of a
Karen Gedissman is blessed
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enables her to portray the
idealistic Sally Bowles with power
and poise. Brad Craig delivers a
polished performance as her
American writer lover, Cliff.
Worthy of special
commendation.ill Walter
Huntoon's scenic design. There is
a stroke of genius in the cabaret
backdrop during Sally's
performance of the title song. I
will not give it away; il must be
seen for the full effect. Also worth
applause are Ellen Prince's
choreog_raphy and splendid chorus.
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mall, insignificant political party
known as the Nazis. It is this
juxtaposition of plea-.ure and
impending doom that sets the
backdrop for one of the mo!>t
intriguingly ironic musicals C\Cr
pre!>ented, Joe Masterhoffs
"Cabaret."
Masterhoff s book, combined
with John Kander's frenetic yet
playful music and Fred Ebb's
disturbingly naive lyrics, perfectly
muc the two sides of the musical.
which is skillfully interpreted by
director Daniel R. Trevino in his
current production for the Irvine
Civic Light Opera.
The truly tragic characters of
Fraulein Schneider and Herr
Schuliz arc given well thought-out
portrayals by Pattric Walker and
Weston Nathanson, respectively.
Nathanson, in particular, succeeds
in rousing the empathy of his
audience as the Jewish fruit
merchant who cannot comprehend
that his religion will soon turn him
in to a "meeskite," or ugly person.
Bringing the characters to life is
a group of actors as diversified as
Contrasting Nathanson's
performance, David Mahler's
interpretation of the friendly Nazi
Ernst Ludwig is adequate, but
lacks the power the role is capable
of, especially as he ends the first
act with a weak "Tomorrow
Belongs to Me." The number
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other Charo's, bo1h in Seal Beach.
Charo's is at 401 Enst 17th Street ..
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sa usage, and marinated Aus1ralian
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I lotline, ,1bout 25 percent
oi Lallcr inquirL':. arc about
problem) thJt could h,1\ c been
J\oidcd s1mpl) b~ rl•,1ding
product labels. It s no wonder,
some pool o~' ncrs find label
instruction~ long and ttdious.
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labels carciulh to cn:.t1re that
che1111cab are ll:.l'U properly for
maximum cffcctivcnc~:.. and that
the) ore used sJtd) It':. not
necc~~.w. to get boggl·d d0\'4n
\'v lth lomplc\ chl·m1c,1I
compl>lJnd:. to unck•1,1and a label.
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of th1.. p1 l\\ er nt the chlorine
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Community Forum -Community forum runs on Tu~l.Jys, Thursdays and Saturday)
-Tuesday, July 14, 1 ~2 ii)
Write to: Pilot letters, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Fax letters to: 646-4170
Readers' Hotline ... 642-6086
Editor William Lobdell...642-4321, ext. 351
Community voice . ~ . . . -.
' ' t. -I • ,...,
Don't delay reopening
of . Victoria School
By Missy Mittman
AN OPEN LETTER TO
members or the Newport-Mun
Board or Education:
I fi nd myself unable to
attend tonight's Board
meeting due to a conflict.
However, there arc two
import ant issues that I wish to
address, and it is my hope that
each of you will consider my
thoughts and concerns before
you vote on either issue.
EostblufT School
First, the issue of Enstbluff
.School. Since I live only four
·doors from the school I am
paying close attention to the
fin al outcome. I sti ll feel
let.sing to Coastllnc Community
College would be beneficial to
all the residents. However with
only a few mi nor adjustments I
think an equitable solution can
be reached.
J) Allow Coastline to only
hold classes during the day (8
to 6).
2) Encourage Coastline to
charge for their clas'ies,
perhnps above "hat i now
charged. (This would create n
student body which is there to
learn and respect the
nc ighborhood.)
3) Encournge d.l)·care
education, with C\entu al on-site
learning and experience.
4) I lold to the agreement
and not suddenly change "hen
rtgai n time get tough andtor
the demand for e"cning classe
brings Coa .. tline back to the
Board to ask )Ou to change
(bend) the agreement.
5) De open and up front
about "'hat 1s happening rather
than creating problem b) no1
publicly addre sing the ''sues.
Allow the public to be pan of
forums before ideas, solutions
or conn1cts e\plode as docs
ofte n happen.
Victoria School
Second, and fJr more
important V1ctona School
Havi ng survived the long year
p rior to the final decision fo r
Lincoln S~hool, I find my elf
watching and not being able to
be silent any longer.
There is so much history that
\\'eaves its way into your fin al
decision. Please do not make a
ha ty decision bn.,ed solely on
.the budget problems facing our
district.
It"s time to real1Le that we,
arents of school-age children.
oters (your con tit uents),
t oncemed citizens who do ha'e a right to know and what's
tnore could add a great deal of
rentive force to this extremely
ftrappcd db trict if )OU, "the
school board," \\Ould allow us
the chance.
T am not nddressing this issue
~without some knowledge. I
ealize that I do not have nil
hat is at your fingertips. but I
o feel that I do have a handle
n the happenings within this
ltlistrict. (M y daughte r is a
junior nt CdM and my son will
be a 5th grader at Lincoln.)
Vi ctorin need!> to open in the
all of 1993. That was the
promise at the time of the
Lincoln discus ion . Having
eviewed the grid maps (similar
o Lincoln, without ever taking
o account the grO\\ing
A deal
you can't
sleep on
B Y WAY Of EXPLANATION
-Jerry Kobrin'• column
will not appt>ar today. He is
recovering from an acute attack of
weekenditis.
It began with SalUrday's "~r.lge
sale," a cultur.ll phenomenon thit
will be anatyzed i" future
atherinp, and lncensified Sunday
with a "houte·w1tming" blSh which nurty ..,,, tM structure
to tenniNI shock •
•
community of children). I see a
major overcrowding problem as
well as a major safety problem
in the Estancin•Zone.
Money has already been
spent on renovations for
Victori a and Principal Judy
Lasko has been assigned
beginning in Jnnuary 1993. If
you, the School Board, had no
intention of opening Vic toria,
why the charade? Are· you
simply trying to appease
pa rents in a very cru nched
Lo ne? Do you really have a
handle on the needs of the
zone, let alone the entire
district? l wonder .... do you
ha\'C answers for me or for any
\'Ole r in the district?
T he money received from
the sale of Lindbergh
School \\as to be directed into
the reno,ation of Victoria
School, \\ hich is to open in
1993. Howe .. er. )OU, the Sl"hool
Board, arc in serious budget
problems, partly due to state
budget problem' and partly due
to internal problems.
And then, of cour;e, there 1s
the famous reserve fund!
T\\enty million dollars from the
sale of property on the corner
of Bristol nnd-:fnmborec "a~ to
be put into reserve fund to be
used for construction, repair of
physical school sites (NOT
teacher snlaries or balanciog
the budget) or major
maintenance projects.
This aU happened in the last
10 yenrs. How come there i'>
only S 8,000 left n reported b)
Sherry Loofbourro\\ to Harbor
\'iew PFO in the pring of tlm
past school year? I 1h1nk it 's
time for a complete accounting
from the po\\ers that be.
I also feel it"s time for a
Parent1Community Adv1 SOI)
Committee to be formed to
assist the dimict in these
budgetary crunch time . We
need to "ork together to solve
the almost insurmo'un tablc
problems which we are nil
facing. Please do not ignore the
ptlrcnts who wish to make a
difference and who strongly
believe in public education.
S o, please do not make any
decisions on Victoria
School without reflecting back
on the pnrental concern that
were expressed in regard to
Lincoln. Allow these children
to \\alk uuhciLncighborhood
school. Transportation is a
mess (my children have been
riding the busses si nce 1981).
and no one has figured out an
efficie nt way to tra n porting
children to and from school.
Using the money from the
s::ile of Lindbergh School to
patch a couple of problems (I
doubt that this money \\Ould
really be used for construction,
school equipment o r major
maintenance) would be
foolhnrdy and docs not address
the long·term solutions for this
growing district.
Please consider the child
fi rst, that is the duty for which
you were elected.
Thank you for reading this
letter and for caring for the
children that you are charged
with by the voters in educating.
Missy Mittman is• resident
of N~rt B~•ch.
Two pn~ts
were on hand to
administer last
rites, if needed
-wh ich is
remarkable
because
Kobrin isn't even
Catholic.
Monsignor
Larry Baird,
rep~nting the
Diocese o(
Orange, blessed
S the hOuse, and
C8"9 Father Leo
Cet.no stood by
fOf possible confmional pur~.
The two-day what-was-it ~n
on • troubling note. The first bad
omen ame w;m Saturd.ly's ~wn raid by a horde ol
salw.tina bir1•nMttkers.
..
P eople complain about being out of
touch with American politics, about
lacking a voice, about not being
involved.
Out let me ask you .something. H•n e )OU
C\er had to confront a politician? Was 11 face
to face? Did you shake the person's hand? u .. ually, a little soap and "a1er aftcn,ard "ill
make )OU feel better.
1 had to use antiseptic.
My most memorable e>.perience occurreu .i
few weeks ago. I \\a'
"given" the "opportunll)"
to tra\CI up to mugg)
Sacramento for a leadership
camp sponsored b) a bunch
of crusty ol' World War II
veterans from \'anou'
American Legion pl1'1\
around the state.
It wns a tremendou-.
opportunity, really. When I
wasn't faithfully pledging
my allegi:)nce to the red.
white and blue, ''hen I Student's wasn't.lintcntly lbtening to
Notebook lectures on the amazing
potential of America's
"peacekeeping" military ar~enal, \\hen I
''asn't gratefully accepting application'> for
the only sel"\iice ''here you can "be all that
you can be.'" I \\JS on the thi rd noor of the
state Capitol building hearing the infinite
\\ISdo m of a wonderful person and n trusted
friend, our local pnde-and·joy, As-.cmbl) mJn
Gil Fcrgu..on.
After scanning an office plastered \\Ith ''ar
memorabilia nnd glnmour photos of he and
hi-. \\lfe, I wa offe red a seal by 1he
Honorable Mr. Fergu .. on. \\.ho was kind
enough to spend some 1ime enlightening me
on se\iera) issues of local significance.
The first 1opic of discussion \\as
con'>truction in the Newport Be.1ch arc.1. I
cxpres.,cd some concern about the continu.il
cncro.ichmcnt of the Back Bay arc:i. The
I lonorablc Mr. Ferguson thoughifully
informed me tha t I hatl been brainwashed by
other adults and quickly di counted my fea rs
of overdevelopment.
He so smartly spit out some tati tic
concerning the fact that only five percent of
California i dc .. eloped. "There·s so much
(e\pletive deleted) land in this country, )OU
don't e\cn know," he aid
Assemblyman Gil Ferguson with his \\ife Anita.
A lesson -
1
·in politics
A Sacramento meeting
with the irrepressible
Assemblyman Gil Ferg uson
gives stud ent impression
that politic s is manure
Actuallv, I did kn m' California ha'i the
second mo-.1 undc\ eloped IJnd in the
country, mn-.tl> uninh.1hit..1blc. What I did
not I.no,.,, ., that thi'> gi,e-. u:. licen-.e to open
e\cry ecological rc ... cr.t.• 1n this count~ for •
de,elopmcnt and 10 commence pa' ing ol the
Back Ba\. It \\a' the Honor;1hle i\lr Fcrgu!io~. a bencfJctor ol funJ-. :111J furmcr
cmplO)CC of the Ir.inc Comp.in). \\ho taught
me that
W ith further di,cuss1on, I gained C\en ,
more confidence 1n m) reprcsentam c •
anJ all ··public sen .ml ·· for th at matter. The
subject \\.I' term limit\ for go .. c:rnmcot
offtc1ab I \\ .1-. O\CrJO)cd to he:ir that the
Honorable ~Ir. Fcri!u-.on \\holchcartcdh
suppom and pu,he~ for any term-limit ·
propo-..11
l ie ,,,1id th.II nu1h111g d1 ... turb., him 111111c
than !.pinck'' poli1ic1.1n ... \\ho. once ckdcJ.
thmk onlv ol .H.hic' ing re·elecuon. \\hc.l ~uccumh to 'rcc1al inicrest group' th:u •He
~cncrou-.. \\ 11h c.11np::11gn funds c~uch .h the
lr'\11\e Cc.lmp.111~ pcrh:tp!>'?). or cour~c hi.:
later !>:tid th.11 he \\Ould nen:r run in a
d"'tric t ''here he \\.1-.n't u~ urcd a bwstl bJ'c
of conser.atl\e 'upport and ultimate!).
O\CNhclmm!! \Idol) at the poll ...
St11l, 11 \\a' u1mlort1ng to kno" that thl."
I lonorable \Ir Ferguson doc not support
tho-.e bum-. 'o entrenched in thc:.ir po,ttion'
It \\as so rdre:-.htng to reahze thJt Gil
l·erguson, now compkung bis fow-th.ll!IllL
;ind eighth )C~tr a!i a\~cmbl)man of the 70th
d1,tnc1. ,., in la,or of the -.:imc term-limit
propo..,::11., I !eel so '.>trongl) about.
Fin.ti I\. ''e cot into a 'IUbJcCt that rc..111}-htt
humc. pu'11ic c luc;ition Udorc I could begin
nl\ l'mlh.:" J1.11ribc on the sorr. stJte of the
.. chooi..., lhc llunorablc \tr re~guson
intcrjedcd \\ i1h h1-. O'' n 'iC\\ ol tcJchers.
• l 'c.1 h.:r'.'o h;i\e It too cas\, hes.ml The\ re ~aught 111 the s:imc C)"'lc, the school S)l>ten1.
tor nhhl ol their lt\c' They st:irt ..1:. children.
pro~rc ...... 111!! through .. 1.:hool, preparing for the
ch.11lcngc' ~11 the outside. onl) to find
cmpk1) nwnt in1.:e Jg_atn 1n the schoob
Tc.1 her' \\l1uld be better equipped to 11.:..1ch
II the) c\rd11.nced the real world tor J\\ h1le.
.11 le.1't th 11\ the ''J> the Honorable ~tr
Fcrg1Jsl1n 'ees 11.
l'hi.. I lonor.1blc ~tr. Ferguson then i.h.1rcd
\\ ith me -.ome plans he h:td for a bill he '' Jl>
:1b,1ut 10 prupo~c unlike any I had C\Cr hc.ird
hdo1c. lie ''ould make it a qunltfi.:J1ion for
.tll prn!-pccll\ e teachers 10 work for fl\ c ) cars
in the ··real \\orld"' "here the\ \\Ould
C\pencm:e PJ) cut:-.. la)olfs and other :.uch
h.1rsh rc.1ltt1es.
0 K .. I thought, bu1 l just had 10 ..1i.k the
. !!U~. ··\\'hat do )OU thtnk teacher~ arc
glllng through nO\\Jda)~'?" Hts re ponsc \\as
so impres\t\ c. He an~\\ ered ju~t as an) greJt
lo('al pol1t1c1Jn \\.Ould .. he blamed e\e~th1ng
on the Democrat::..
.\II tn .111. this \\J'> a d1,cuss1on hlled \\ith
ltt1crJI ba,h1ng, radal slur:. nnJ nule
J,1mm;incc .• 1 true lcarnmg e>.pcncr1cc .
~1n ... 1h, I le~1rned th.11 ne\er \\Ould I reduce
m\ dignit) aniJ becl1mc an American
roJtth.IJll.
A' 1 \\,!\being c~corted out of the of~ce. I,
rei:'.1lled J funn) inrnlcnt. It tn\'Ohed J
lru~tratcd acti\l\l gniup that, ;io, Jn act of
rn 11 J1,obeJ1ence, dumpeJ a bund1 of
111.111urc 111 Gil Fcrgu:.on\ office. Nc,cr \\a~ r
'>ll J1,.1ppo1ntcd at not h,I\ ing ;i truckload of
111.111un: th.in at th.11 \Cr\ moment. It \\Ouh.l
ha\'c been so sati~l)tng. ·Ill) moment '"1f gk111 1
Oh "ell. I'll make 11 10 Sacramento 31!..ltn.
-.omeda). Some people might f~d .bad ~ccing
Gtl I ergu.,on buried in .1 pile of manure
I'll c,lll'>tde r 11 a triumph of prtn('1ple::. .
Jo /1 Curnguld, the ~eniur da president
uf \rnpurt I/arbor l/igh 't hool. n-gulurl,1
t•ontributcs to the DJi/.t f'ilc>t.
Column on target
RE: WILLIAM LOBDELL'S
Edito r's Notebook (Saturd:iy.
July 13). Bull's Eye!!!
DARDARA MARTI N-ELLS
Costa Me~a
busine s practices. not pwcc"
any of their checks, nor their
employee checks and pwhJbl)
ough t to counta 'IUC bcc.n1,e
who know~ 1f there .1rcn 't Sl)llle
other officiab in Ne" pu1 t d~1ing
th e !lame thing.
HO\\ about the middle of June
c.ich )Car posting huge <,tgn' .ll
the entrance to Oalboa Pentn!lu l.1
\\ ith the folio\\ mg \\ ritten \Ill 11:
Illegal Fire\\Orb: r.ne $500:
Public lnt o\ication: Fine SJ.000;
Water Squirtmg: Fine S:!OO:
Mildly shocked
HA\'ING BHN MILOL' shucked
b} the nJmc .. Volt''' a gen .. for J
hotlt; albeit Jn electric one. I
consulted 1m Gcrm.tn IJnguagc
dkt1011.11) for the noun .. ,,.Jgcn,"
rht) I\ lran ... lated ;):_, "'\Chtde.
Cllll\ e) .ince. '.Ill, truck. 1.J1 ... "
0
THIS IS OFF OF the editorial
that you did on Newport officials
i,ue others to pay for their
mistake . An interesti ng play off
of this would be that all the
lending institutio ns that arc
involved in this should
immediately bqycott Newport
Kobrin was awakened by an
associate, who said, "You'll have
to get out of the s.i ck now."
"Whyl" was the mumbled
response
"Because we just sold your
bed," the associate said.
He was kidding. rightl Not on
your br.m headb<>.-trd.
W1th1n moments, the sluggard
w.is dumped into the laundr}' bin
-watching with horror and
d1sbel1e( as llis sti ll-warm mattress
was carted away.
His daze w.ls interrupted by a
pounding on the window.
"How much you asking for
these cardsl" a woman hollerfd,
holding .ltoft a pinochle deck
be.lring the JKk Daniels logo.
The injured party ~" to
whimper. "JuJt take IMm, plNse
ilnd IO aw•y."
DICK ~tt\SON
Santa An.1 l lc1ght-.
Big bang solution
I HAVE A SOLUTION 1h;it m.1\
sol\e two maJOr problem' •
Ne"'port Beach face..,· I) l\01
enough rc .. cnue; 2) 4th of Jul)
insanity.
"T"'enty-t1ve cehts," the
associate yelled.
"No wa y," the {anny .. hopper
called. "I counted the c.ircl!>, ,,nd
we're not playmg with a full dccl...
I'll give you a dime."
"Sold,'' my .mociate c..11d.
T hat did it. The host's prcc:1ou!I
assets were being \\h11tl~d
away, and he wtls galvtlnizro into
action.
The first customt>r he
encountered was Gary Dolin~.\,
who owns Gary's Deli on E.i!>t
C0c1st Highway. Cary WJ'> fondling
an eltqu1~tely ca~ , .. oc.xfon
hNd from T .ah1ti.
"How much." he med.
AN. no mo,. nidi.~·'1nd d1~
scu(f. Thi) w.H ~rlO\IS tr.ld1ng. ~nd
it was time to df1~ 1 hard
ba,..ain.
''You may tw~ th.lt magnificent
I
Police Haras~m~nt: Fine S.5.000:
anJ Di sturbing the Pc.ic1.•· I me
Sl.000. ~
My guc s 1f 1h1., \\J' entorceu
1ust one )car. our r rvblc1m
\\Ou Id end. Let' 'cc -S 1.000 '
!:?5 arr~t equal S:?lS.000.
~11 Kl:. Dl L lTt.:LL
Ballx'a hland
imported artifact,· the <.all.' .. mJn
,,11d. "tor four N~,,, 't orl.; p.l::olr ,rni1
..,,1ndwkhes."
"Th.1t's a d<.>al, · Dolinl.;,1
bCJmed, "and 1'11 l'H·n tlml\\ m "
couple of pickle ... ''
And so 1t \\t?nt -11\l• hour., ol
frenzied trading. JU)l about
e"N)th1ng .,,,ent. e'cept tor a
-.cJntily clad Nub1.1n t.1tue
clutching clustN of petrified
sr.1pe This \aluJble objf.'d d'art,
someone's tre.1-;urt.-d l;im1I~
heirloom • .,,.,,11 1\e ,, the m.11n
.u1r.Ktion tor the n~\t gar.1g >al~.
Not .
As ror the d,1, • n t PfOCc ~ •
Ytell ...
With an)' lu(;k, it Yi uld be <1
down p.l) ment on a new bci:t.
~rry Kobrin'• column rvn
Tllfld.tys, Jltuml.tys Md
s.turd.tys.
'
Upon glJ ncing at the .1d10rn1ng
\\OrJ cntl). I find that the
GermJn \Crb. ""agcn" mean' to
"'.1ttcmpt. dare, \enturc : So
there j, ;i connection
SA Ml 1::l \\RA 't
Nc\\port BeJch
An Independent Ne"' papt?r
Publish~ br
(o.J\t Comrnun11Y N~ws. Inc
llliot Stein, Jr.
chairman
Jim Crasingw
publisher
Tom Johnson
aS50Ciate publisher
WllliMt S. l ... I
ed1tof & "'n president
Slfte~ mn; .. tditOf
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A10 Tuesday, July 14, 1992
•s From A1
a point to the humor. All the dogs,
which arc owned by the Moores,
were picked up at dog shelters and
pounds across the country.
In Stacy Moore's words, these
are dogs or "questionable
heritage," but who are as just as
able to learn and become
wonderful pets and companions as
pedigreed and registered dogs.
The dogs -Skippy. Amos.
Happy, Harry, Newton, Einstein,
Bo, Fluffy, Brandy and Rusty -
ranged in size, age and"'breed.
Their only shared trait was a
penchant for entertaining.
For 53 years, the Moore family
has been taking unw anted and
unloved dogs and incorporati ng
them into the traveling dog show
business.
It start ed wh en a horse-training
uncle of Stacy Moore's fell in with
a lady at the state fair in
Sacramento whose husband, who
ran a dog show, had just died.
"She saw him working with his
horse andJ_ho_ugh t ~ was th e
reincarnation of her husband,"
Moore said. ·
Moore said. "Some of them work
out, some of them don't. Wt find
home$ for the ones that don'.!."
Dogs arc weeded out over the
years. When they begin to show
age, fatigue or creaky bones, they
are slowly worked out of the show,
a move that is never easy for
anyone involved.
"It's like a human who has
worked at the same job for 20 or
30 years," Moore said. "After
doing this most or their lives, they
get depressed when they're no
longer a part of it."
The Moore litter travels the
country in a 40-foot trailer, which
is air conditioned and heated.
B:iscd in Las Vegas, the canine
contingent has traveled across the
country, working 19 years at such
places as Disneyland and Disney
World, basketball halftime shows,
in movies and on tel evision.
The Moores are also involved in
spreading the message to spay or
neuter pets and that dog pounds
are great places to find a pet.
"Any dog that makes eye
contact with you or will Collow a
ball in you r hands or respond to a
noise will make a wonderful pet,"
he said.
But his dogs are not pets. And
he is not their master. He is
merely the big dog of the bunch.
.: ,
---~ From A1
that school district and college
official• have agreed on a com-
promise plan.
Jn reaction to determined
opposition from residents of
the nearby Bluffs community,
Coastline agreed to eliminate
evening classes and drop plans
tl.l build a larger parking lot
with high-powered lighting. The
college has also off cred to sub-
lease pan of the school for a
child care program.
SchooJ district staff arc rec-
ommending that school board
members vote against two pro-
posals from child care providers
to lease the Eastbluff site.
"They wanted to defer a lot
of the payme nts instead of pay·
ing all the money right· up
front," said Assistant Superin-
tendent Tom Godley of the
child care proposals. "We felt
th at Coastline has the proven
track record."
Residents say the compro-
mise is an improvement over
the original proposal, but con-
cerns remain .about long-term
plans·, the college may have for
the school.
North Bluff Park Community
Association President G. Ed·
ward Mc:Cullouah said bome-
owncn arc conc:cmcd about
provisions in the lease that
would allow changes in the
agreement with the mutual
consent of college and school
district. He said the lease also
could be extended without pub-
lic hearings.
"It means that beyond the
approval of this lease, that the
community is ignored," McCul-
lough said.
In Costa Mesa, residents who
live near the long-closed Victo-
ria School arc fighting to keep
plans alive to open the school
in September 1993. School dis-
trict officials say the projected
cost of opening~ the school is
rapidly increasing. They blame
higher costs on construction
needed to comply with federal
disability regulations and the
removal of asbestos from the
old school.
Parents S?Y surrounding
schools will be overcrowded if
Victoria does not open. But
school district officials say the
$3 million set aside for con-
struction of the school should
be saved for emergency fund ing.
COiia.
From A1
the system.
The most critical of the
pump stations is the one that
serves Balboa Island, which is
undersized and is in conslllnl
use, Staneart said.
In addition, the increases will
enable the city 10 put together
a 10-ycar plan for the sewer
system upgrade that could take
as much as 23 years without the
new fees, Staneart contended.
Mayor Phil Sansone pro-
tested the fee hike, saying that
if the sewer is in such bad
shape, capital improvement
funds earmarked for other
projects should be diverted for
use on the sewer system.
"Now we arc saying we are
going to soak the rate payers
while we go along our merry
way with other projects," San-
sone said. "I believe we ought
to bite the bullet and look at
capital improvements and move
that money over."
But Sansone ultimately
joined the rest of council and
unanimously approved the rate
hike 7-0.
In other action, the council
unanimously agreed to pl~ four city measures on the N
vember ballot, including th
long-awaited term limit initia·
tivc , that if passed would limit
council members to two terms.
Also, voters will be asked to
decide the fate of the city-
owned "People's Park" prop-
erty on River Avenue. The
measure will ask voters if the
city charter should be amended
so the lease agreements on ci ty·
owned property arc in ac-
cordance with state law.
Presently, the city charter
only allows city property to be
leased for 25 years. By follow-
ing the state law, city-owned
property could be leased up tt
99 years as long as the lease •
subject 10 periodic review by
the council. The fourth mea-
sure for the ballot would give
the counci l the authority to es-
tablish the membership of the
City Arts Commission.
Council membei:s also ap-
proved the addition of a so
called ·•granny unit" to be built
at a residence-at 505 Santa
Ana Avenue in the Newport
l-leights area. The council voted
4-3 to allow an addi tion:y
dwelling unit to be built in the
residential area.
She soon sold him all her dogs
and thus began a fam ily business
that today finds six Moores
involve d in separate dQg projects
-across rhe counrry:-
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probably adopted at least a
thousand dogs over the years,"
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1111J.. A few updates on Tars;
including Les Miller's 50th
year with Costa Mesa Lions.
A one-time Newport Harbor
High tackle has made the
All-John Madden Team 40
years after he hung up his grid
togs at Cal Poly-San Luis
Obispo.
And it came easily to former
Sailors' gridder Ted Trompeter,
who played for Al Irwin in 1949.
But wait! It's not the Madden
TV grid squad -it's the
All-Madden Cruiser Team,
which helps wash and polish the
huge bus or direct the chieL
driver into a choice parking
space as Trompeter did, Easy.
Just wave your hands left and
right.
The fun-filled occasion came
about in early
summer, according
to Ted's daughter
Jeanette, who was
en route to Cal
Poly to serve as
co-master of
ceremonies at the
10th annual John
Madden Celebrity
Social and Auction
on campus.
"And Dad
wanted to tag
along," she
explaiped.
l\1adden, Ted
and Jennelle arc
all Cal Poly grads and the
auction funds go to the college's
athletic program.
Madden, the one-time
Oakland Raiders coach, enrolled
at Poly the year Ted left, but
1hey had a lot in common to
share during the social hours.
In fact, Ted, as a Poly senior,
was the light heavyweight
collegiate boxing champion on
the West Coast. And Jeane ne
has been a highly commendable
news reporter for some years
with KSBY-TV in San Luis
Obispo.
And everyone knows, with
1ongue in check, who Madden is
-a commercial TV spokesman
for n hardware outfit.
One of the amusing yarns
about Madden goes back to
boyhood grO\\ing up with John
Robinson, former USC and
Rams coach, in San Francisco.
Madden was quite a "thinker"
even then.
His father offered him S25 to
paint the back porch. He agreed,
then approached young
Robinson and offered him SlO to
do the job. He agreed and
Madden pocketed $15 with a big
smile and no work.
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There's a grand celebration
this year for Les Miller, the
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The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387
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On a field of dreams, even a baseball
might have some opinions of its own
By Richard Oum
Sports Wlttlr
The Daily Pilot ran into a friend along the way to tonight's 63rd A/J-Star Game, and
following a little persuasion from an item chosen as the ceremonial first pitch base-
ball, the inside information was obta.ined through an interpreter.
A s you can tell, they .made
me a little different. And
for that, among other
reasons, l consider myself the
most gifted baseball ever.
Taking time out to reminisce
about these past few weeks
isn't easy because I've been
bumped around on a shelf in
ttie back of this two-trailer rig
lhat has shipped me and a few
other Rawlmgs items to San
Diego's Jack Murphy Stadium.
h 's the site, of course, of
tonight's Major League
All-Star Game. And, no, it's
not•j ust a coincidence that I
was chosen to represent my
master, Rawlings, and the
game of baseball ip front of
thousands of fans and millions
of television viewers.
My stitches, as you can see,
are orange and blue, distinct
from the traditional red to
commemorate the colors of the
host team, the San Diego
Padres. In addition, the World
Series and All-Star Game balls
are usually lettered in red, but
I'm special because I'm labeled
in blue.
The honorary captain of
tonight's game, Ted Williams,
will hold me firmly in his hand
before throwing me to Benito
Santiago, the National , _
League's starting catcher, who
also happens to play for the
Padres. The thought of
thousands of exhilarated r
baseball people' cheering after
l reach Santiago's glove gives
me chills down my circular
spine.
E ven with all the stars out
tonight, the game doesn't
start until I'm ready. I hope th"ey understand.
Some think I have an ego. Well, hey, they didn't just draw my name out of a hat;
nor did thousands of voters stuff ballot boxes for me; I earned !TIY way here. I was
designated to be the ball for the ceremonial first pitch of this summer classic
because of my charm and beauty, s rcngth and durability. (A couple of my jealous
competitors, though, argued that I got a brown nose while on the conveyer belt after
being stitched. Docs my nose look brown 10 you?).
My manufacturer hopes I can remain in the game through the first inning, before
·getting scuffed by a pitcher or fouled into the stands. Who knows? Maybe 1'11 wind •
up as home run ball. At Anaheim Stadium, an old p;1I of mine \\J!> clobbered by a
Bo Jackson swing to open the 1989 All·Star Game, now he\ r1:t1rcd in a gorgeou!,
trophy case, sitting along!.ide a ptiir of Lou Drock i.p1kes.
l'm just glad that Lenny D}kstra of the Phillie!, 1!,n't pl.i)tng in thb g.ime because
I've heard from va1ious comrades how he· like~ l9 spit hi!. chewing tobacco all over
us before rubbi!'g up the ball. I couldn't imagine that happening. I mean, I'm
suppo!ied to be the most
wond~rful baseball of the 1992
All·St:ir Game.
Being in my shoes, you !,Ce,
gi,.cs me a clear-cut ap"antage
over evcl)one at the ballpark,
including the umpires. You
alwa)S know when some pitcher
decides to load up; the only
problem is that I can't say
anything because the numbskull
\\ho engineered me didn't g1\e
me a mouth to speak.
l'm-also-preuy elated to hear-
that pitcher Joe Niekro i~n't
here, either. 1 ha"c a f nend
"ho knew someone \\ho i...new
someone \\ho knew someone
that \\as defiled b> N1elro \\1th
an emery board. Ouch!
S ome pitchers actually ha'e
the audacity to hide thumb
tacks or small nails in their
glove~ tO CUt U~ in order to £1\C
them more movement on their
p11ches. Thb is the mo~t
degrading thing a bascbJll can
go through. As 1f \H~ don't
supply them \\ith enough
leverage, they have to deface
us. How would )OU feel 1f
somebody performed pla~11c
surge!) on your face "ithout
your' consent and left you "'ith a
ge s~ar?
Then, of cour!,e, )OU could
alway~ get hit into the era" d, ·
and who knO\\S \\here \Ou'll
\\ind up? I just hope it, 1sn 't in
the hands of some kid \\1th
mucky Nacho cheese S3uce all
ove r them.
Anyhow, before l get
creamed by a Wade Boggs
S\\ing or 1ossed QUI of the g.ime
M.lrt "~"'"'o.a 1' PJoi bv one of those unmerciful
umpires merely bCCJUSC of 3
minor smudge, I've cnjo)ed my little tour \\ith 1hc R:mling Sports Cara,an
Traveling Workshop and Museum, a l\\O·trailcr rig that tra,els the counll) during
the spring, summer and autumn months.
Roy Conrad and Roman Bormet, the t\\<O gentlemen \\ho cravel in the truck,
demonstrate, glove repair and leather lac;ing, as "~ll as 1he making of a baseball bat
from a block of wood.
Conrad soid I was rare on 1he open baseball-memorabilia market because so fe\\
like me have been made, and th.it I'll be \\Orth a lot more an future. l just hl)pe I
wind up in respectable hands and lhc foreve r in Hall of Fame.
Costa ·Mesa's Boys of Summer refuse to quit, go the distance
~ District 62 Little League
action comes to an early finish
with 16-9 setback to Seaview.
By Rictwd D\m
5'lOIU Wlkf
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -. There's no
such thing as a mercy ruloi'or the boys
of summer. After all, when there's true
Jove for the game, final scores only
count in box scores.
In their hearts, this one Monday night
will be remembered a long time.
Costa Mesa Little League's all-star
• ieam -headed home for good after en·
"" countering a 16-9 invasion by Seaview
(Huntington Beach) in the second round
of District 62 action -twice told the
umpires to get lost. •
This game was for the boys.
"The umpires asked us if we wanted
to call the game when it "as 10·0 and
16-3," Costa Mesa Ma nager Mike Dunn
said.
District rules stipul:ue thlt a g.ime
may be called on account of mercy 1f 3
team is ahead by lO·or·more runs afrer
four complete innings. The te am losing,
however, must honor it first.
"The umpire said there's a mercy rule.
but J told him, 'I can tell you right now
that we're going to play sh inning ,· "
Dunn said. "The ump said \\e can caJI
it, but \\<e said no \\ ay.
.. E,cn \\hen 1t wa· 16-3 (after four in-
nings), these l ids !.till '"anted to get up
to bat and ha'c 3 good time. The) \\ere
just happy to be out playing. Talk about
that book The &)!> of Summer by
Roger Kahn, 1his h what that book's .ill
about. Th.cre's a lot of kids JU t out here
to play.''
Dunn finished reading the book a
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COSTA MESA: Uttle Leaguers
bow out In District 82 action
From 81
month ngo, und no umpires \\Crc
going to inOuencc his team to gi\c
up, even 1f the rul e book said they
could. Thirteen-run deficit or no.
Costa Mesa\ boys of llummcr never
quit.
After a 2 hour, 55 minute marJ·
thon at Mile Square Park, Co!>tn
Mesa's summer tech nically came 10
an end as for as District 62 ac-
count-; arc concerned. Willi:umport,
Pa., site of the Little League World
Series, is certainl} out of the quc.,.
tion now.
Perhaps "hat "ill be retainctl
most in the )Oung minds of the
Costa Mesa pla)Cr i~ th e fact thJl
they came back twice to ~aan a
measure of rc)pcct.
Following a 10-0 deficit at the
end of three -the first two in·
nings la t 1 hour, 5 minutes -
Costa· Mesa posted a two-out rally
in the fourth.
l l'f' P ~tfWIO~•ly Polot
Although he didn't pitch on Monday, Scott Watson was one of
premier Costa Mesa little Leaguers an District 62 competition.
Pitcher/catcher Alan Lambert
singled home ~like Mooney after
Chad Zcnu~ had scored on Sen·
view's onlv error of the contest.
Kane Jolinson walked with the
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Olympic fever taking
shape as Games near
0 ur Olympic sailors should feel
excited by the enthusiastic fervor
. that is building to a crescendo at
their home ports. for example, this past
weekend Dana Point Yacht Club hosted an
Olympic Support Regatta & Dinner to raise
funds for their member Lance Butler . . representing the U.S.A. in the "Sailboards
-Women" competition.
The ~lub rais~d over $5,000 from regatta
fees, prize drawings, a successful auction
dinner fees and their matching gift of '
$1,000 said event chairman Alan
. Broughton.
Russians (44.7 points) and Germany's '88
gold medalists (55.7 points). The Spanish
team which includes Felipe de Borbon, son
of King Juan Carlos and heir to the throne,
finished in sixth place.
•Jim o~d Bob Bailey of Newport Harbor
Yacht Club captured the Dickson Trophy
for '92, besting Yardbird
(Tom Peters of Santa
Barbara) and Perspicacious
(Skaug/Frost of Voyagers) for
the honor. respectively.
The CF Jr. S. Carpenter
Regatta was won by the Olympic Support Regatta results:
Cla~ A· -1.. Virginia (Heagney); 2.
Assassin (Ladwig}; 3. Oasis (Godwin).
Class B - Chewbacca (Cherry); 2. Grey
Hounds (~egall); 3. Pumpkins (Mann).
Non-spinnaker (gold) -1. Anticipation
(Lotz); 2. Seadora (Broughton); 3. Noy No
(Bergh).
. Reynolds/Kritz combination
out of San Diego, followed by
Dunham/Priemore and
Aaron/Russell of Bahia
Corinthian. Ball
1c111r•
Non-spinnaker (silver) ~ 1. Vi11am
(Berecz); 2. Tic Tack (Martens); 3.
Mahronnie 11 (Howell).
Laser -1. Shredder (Acosta); 2.
Shredded (Adamson); 3. Oompa Loompa
(Toff elmier-}.-
•Olympians Kevin Mahaney with crew J im
. Brady and Doug Kern \\On the soling
regatta at Kiel, Germany in June. Within
the international Olympic cl:iss racing
circuit, the Olympic Classes Regattas ai
Kiel Weck arc generally considered among
the world's most important regattas. Most
of the best soling teams in the world, many
of whom will compete in Barcelona, raced
at Kiel.
In fleet racing Mahancy/Dr:rdy/Kern
finished with 8.7 points, followe~ by the
Summer Gold Cup results:
Sabot A -J. Darren
Mndden (ABYC); 2. Brian
Bissel (NHYC): 3. Rick
Robinson (NHYC).
Sabot B -Chris
Woodward (BYC); 2. Andrea Cabito
(BCYC); 3. Akx Uni.ack (NHYC).
Boating
Sabot Cl -I. Jennifer Porter (NHYC);
2. Troy Treaccai (unat)~ 3. Megan Algeo
(BYC).
Sabot C2 -1. Jamie WCormick
(LlYC); 2. Ke\in Olson (N HYC): 3. Scott
Hogan (NHYC).
Sabot C3 -I. Ned Algeo (BYC); 2.
Charles Lumpkin (NHYC); 3. Ann Hatfieltl
(BCYC).
Bob Scherer's boating column appenrs in
the Daily Pilot e•·cry TuesdDJ'·
Long Beach Boat Show scheduled lor July 24-Aug. 2
LONG BEACH -The biggest outdoor boat
show on the Pacific Coast, the American Boat-
ing Jubilee 1992. will begin a 10-day run on July
24 a1 Shoreline Village Marina.
More than 500 powerboats and sailboats, new
and brockeragc, from 6 to 60 fee t will be
present, on·land and· in-the-water for this nin1h
annual nautical block pany which attracts :m
ever increasingt number of boating enthusiasts
from Seattle to San Diego.
'The Jubilee has earned a reputation <l!> the
most diverse and entertaining boat how on the
West Coast," said Terry Tjaden, show manager
for the Southern California Marine Association
which produces the mid-summer exhibition.
-8)' the DDil) Pilot
. -
CANTRELL• After Jn acad emic tour of UCLA, Si:ely entered the
• Navy, become a mu ch-decorated j~t pilot . .)Cf\ cd a
From 8 1 commander of one base and .. ubscqucruly r~t ircd after
Harbor High grid coach in 1943-45. 1h1s mark~ the 34'1.! )'Car~.
SOth year with Lions Club. It also marks 1he 65th year An am uw mcnt of l&1tc har~~ to mim.1 the old po,1cr':
for the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Lions Club, "Joan the N:1'·Y ;i nd ... ec 1he "orlu,'' "h11.h wJ) certain I)
chartered May 18, 1927. true for Seel} ~o '"ha1 Jrosc fur ~eel) and lw. IO\cl~
Miller has labored hard for more than four decade \\lfe, the former Gail Dc\ermJn, J1tcr r-,,,.,.,
on the annual Fish Fry, shouldering tons of book\\ork. retirement~
But he had reason to cheer this year since the Lions A trnvel agency bu-.i ncsi. in Alcxandn.i. \'.i And
grossed more th an $170,000 on ---------the)''rc: having fun \\tlh 11 Uut he
the '92 Fish Fry. b s11ll 1mol\cJ \\tlh n:.ival
Miller always beams when he consult .. 10t wor~.
can see a big gift going out to ~le nt1on St:ch. Clas!> uf 'SU,
youth, the community, charity and anJ NJ\'), .Jnd one ol clas~m.1tes
the commendable Lions' eye clinic comes to mind· Ed M.J\cr . .i
programs. 19.tS-.i9 1.:entcr and ltn~b..id.c:r at
Speaking of Miller, how many Nev.pun and .. 1 onc·t1mc
recall two All-Americans, El roy ··~ubmanner.''
"Crazy Legs" Hirsch and Bob After ;.a maJur role in lc..1u1ng
Dove, coming out to help him Ora nge Coast Culkite to 11:. !ir .. t
coach the '45 Harbor High grid· h)otball title an 195r t\l:J\er ·
ders one afternoon'? They starred ad' anccd to ~Jn Jose StJte where
for 1he sensational El Toro Ma· he ph:i)Cd wrth ;ind roomed v.11h <1
rine Air Corps Base, which lost gcntlcnun b) the name ul 13111
the national military title to Fleet \\ abh. \\ho "ould !!U on tu co..ich
City Navy (and neet Buddy Stanford ;ind the S~n I r Jnchco
Young) in a wild, high-scoring .t9crs.
clash in 1945. Spom reader~ t..nu" \\ abh
At any rate, an untold number recen11 ... returned to St.inh>rd.
of former Newport gridders de-t\fJn) as~cd "h~ 'lin 1. he had
voted years of service to the local other glittering olfcr-, !rum NBA
Lions and the Fish Fry, which has and the 49ers.
included Judd "The Bear" Suth-"Thb as m\ bliss," \\'abh said
erland. the late Al Ogden, Al 1mpl). •
Irwin and Rollo McClellan, all And the big bo)s are ulrct.1uy
stars in their prime. \\.itting tor him. mcluu1ni; the
And there was the big 50 for Al sc..ison opener ag..1m .. 1 Te~as
and Lois Ir.Yin June 28 as they A&!\t 111 the 1'1g .. t..in Cla-.s1c at
celebrated a golden wedding Anaheim St;iJ1um.
anniversary in Hawaii. The parents of two girl • Claudia \~abh dr.oppcJ by 10 'l\1t ~fayer rc\.en1I~ .it his
and Marcia. th e Irwins met during college da)s at Desrgm Alt\c, Inc. olf1cc' m Orancc :.rnd the l\\O old
College of the Pacific (COP). lncnds renectcJ on the past <ind prc .. ent.
One coincidental note is that Irwin, a couple ) ear' f\b) er '.iiJ \\ abh '\1ppe..1r~ 10 be .1s hJpp) as he tan
after finishing ahead of famed international )wim s1Jr be'' "ith hi') return 10 the Cardinal c.1mpus.
Buster Crabbe in 1934 during a harbor area rough He audcd. "U11l h.i-. broui.:ht b:ick some fo rmer
water s"'im from the Balboa Pier to the Pa ... illion. \\as ph1)ers J' COJ1.hc,, Kc~nJ furner, 0111 Ring. Tom
over in Crabbe's native land playing foo1ball for COP. Holmes and ..il'o .1 klk1" \\C pl:i)cJ \\ith ..it San Jo::.c -
lr.vin never lost his fondness for 1he Islands. State (Al !\1.1thi.:"''·'
Actually, Irwin recalled sometime back th :it COP had M:i)cr ,,ml, "It h;.i-, been ..1 lot of fu n hste ninc to 8111 talk abou1 1l.. -to play two games each visit -one against the University of Hawaii and then play an all-star tcJm And !\la}c:.:r "·1~ prcp.trcd fu r hi!. guest to no1c J 6Jth
another night. The latter contest was necessa l) for birthda\ on the hunLon .inJ\,ondcr out loud it he h.id
COP to c:irn enough money 10 pay for the grid ,quad'~ plans. 'i'c:-. l!1g plJn' f\l a)er had charted a golfing
trip. This was an annual arrangement. 'acation m ~ctlll.tnd '"th "an old '60' golfing budJ~ to commemor.11c thi: occ;Non -can't "'ai.1!"
Island trips we re costly, even then. He'll prob.tbl~ come b..ic~ "ith a n:ime tag that ~..i>s
Mention swimming and Irwin, and another namt: "!\k\l.l\cr ·
comes lO mind: Rear Admiral James Seely, USN Dun Cn11trt'll i!t n former !!ports editor for tlic V.1il)
(Ret.). Seely was one of Irwin's ace swimmers in 1950. J'ilur a11d n rc!tidt·nt uf Vbuquaqut•, S..\I.
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ua•-F·--lA/j~ ., .............. ..,..,. RAGES ANO PARKING AUGUST. Hiit, IN BOOK RECORDS Of' IAID .................. -.... Of ..... Of bOal. ......... ,.. ............... 1'bla ... ,,.,, ... ..
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111 ~'~of ..,., le dlreoolon Wet DOMINIUM PLAN A80VE SAID COUNTY, ANO AS 1WENTIETH (t/20TH) IN-....... el ...... A PETITION Ml b9at\ COAOffA INVHTMI NT ~ H·. TllllUml, ..... ~ tO trWIMd ve a ., .. UM ......,.. de te ....... del REP'ERAED TO AMEN0£D BY AH IHSTAU-T£REST IN AND TO LOT t ........... le ..... cwa. tm Ntwport ... derlt ,_ under •• ~· F1.c11~08~o~~l~~e5 •IMt•d• ... .... PARCEL 2· UNIT t lH LOT MENT AECOAD!D JUNE OF TRACT '1353, IN T~ ............ .., ... ::::., tr IN~~ Dflva~port ··""· ,,. ..... ,,.,,. ... tied lualn•H Nllftl "''' ~~~McCllntockWay .................... 31 AS SHOWN UPON THE ~~.t:2f~~~ 8WuN~ g~sr$R=GE, -................ ofc.lfotnil.Counlyot()A. c:::... H ............ 1123 .. IN,.~ =1:-=~A 10, Co1t1 Meaa. C1Nf. ••n•• 'IU• n• ... ,.. CONDOMINIUM PLAN AECOAOS. • STATE Of' CAllf'OANIA. ....... ........ c ... ANOE. ......, Hill o.M ..... ~·191-·r on • ,,. ..... ,,.,,. ... f
92621 a1to19do, H) JAMii Ill. ABOVE REFERRED TO. P~L 2· AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE· •er O e • e "II, t I 0 t THE PETITION ~ pcwU•ch. Cellf, 12110 naaU w11t1 IN Coun4y C*lc
Th• Flclltlou1 Bualneu ••••n, ISQ., GOOD, PARCEL 3: THE EXCW-AH UNDIVIDED 3.111 PEA. CORDED IN 800K ••• 0... ....... ···~ lf\al VICTORIA CAVAHEY Jame• Mlchael CenatY. °'11'191 Coun4y on June
Namell tel1n•"0ed to above WILDMAN, HIQNl88 & SIVE RIGHT TO POSSES-CENT f") INTERST IN ANO PAGES •5 ANO .e OF MIS. •oeoh, Cellfernle bl lf>POln!.!! : ::::: 22tt Ctl1yon DfM W , Publl.n.d NewpOrtDally~ ttez. wH led range County WAl.LllY 1000 c..npua SION AND OCCUPANCY TO LOT I OF TRACT CEUANEOUS MAPS. tteeo 19preaenta...... Ca.ti MIU, Calif. tH21 Colle MeN PIHll
on M1rch 27, 1990 Fii• Drtw ., __ ..... OF THOSE PORTIONS OF 11353, IN THE CfTY OF EXCEPT UNITS t·20 IN-°"" ~., ....... ,. .., the ...... of the deo. Jlmff Wllllam Roo•ra. Nie 30, JVJy 7, 14, 21. Publl1hed Newpo No.F451397 1 ·---· ' • COSTA MESA COUNN CLUSIVE AS SHOWN OH -1 dent. 222.e L1nt9m Line. I.Ml 1992 Joatph A. Ind \llo:torla CA eaeeo C114t ffa. LOT f ·DESCRIBED IN OF ORANGE STAT£ OF CONDOMINIUM PLAN oheU IMde ,_,_ I le ntE PETITION '9qllftta Foreet Clllf t2t30 ' T 555 11Kll.Co111 Meea Diii
Zluo, 9543 El Rey 13, HOO PARCEL 1 ABOVE, DESIO· CALIFORNIA,' AS SHOWN ALSO EXCEPT TH.ERE· C&M•eroe•enlll •nd the decedlnt'I WILL Ind Ben 'Fllld'. 2004 Bala, • PllOt July ?, 14, 21, 2
Foun11ln V1lley. Cant. DATl1 OCT 18 1990 HATED AS PATIOS. GA· OH A MAP RECORDED IN FROM ALL MINERALS, dr8Wll on• tlnenolel m. coeliclla. If lnlf, ba •dmlttld Newport 111ch, C1flf. PUILIC NOTICI 11112.
92708 GARY L. GRANVILLR, RAGES ANO PARKING BOOK •ea. PAGES •s ANO ORES, PRECIOUS ANO lthutlen aooettt-ltle t• 10 probate. The will and l2teO t59
This busln•H WU con-Cieri(, •v Merl! Ad•m•, SPACES ADJOINING UNIT oM OF MISCELLANEOUS USEFUL METALS. SUB-c..-. ........ wlll ... any COdlCll9 are IVlliable Thia bu1lnHI 11 con-........... -·1LIC NOT1c• dUcied by an hueband Ind De~ 1 ABOVE DESCRIBED MAPS JN THE Of'FICE OF STANCES AND HYOR~ MO&pted. tor lllll'nlndon In the flte duc:ted by· 1 o-n«el part• ......... 11w rv 5
wife THE COUNTY RECORDER CARBONS OF EVE RV DAft Ju ... tO tff2 kepi by IN court. nerlhlp ' lteta•ant Thl1 llattmenl waa tlled Publlahed Newport HAVING A RESPECTIVE Of' SAID COUNTY KINO AHO CHARACTER I •• • THE PETITION requ.ts The re l1trant(I) co~ Tl'9 f'OlloWlng penona Plolttleua
With ltw County Clerk of BHCh/COlll "4•sa Dally UNIT NUMBER, AS EXCEPT THEREFROM INCLUDING PETROLEUM' COMMERClllANK .y, IUlhOrity 10 ldmlnla1ef the mencld ~o trlMICt bull-eredol bullnaalu: ......... ......
Orange Counly on June 12, PHol June 23, 30, JUiy 7, SHOWN ON THE CON· UNITS A-1 TO A-9 INCLU-Oil. QAS, ASPHALTUM Gear1e Diiion, Vloe .. 111e und9f the ~ neaa und« the fk1111out ULTAA"\UITAA PUBLJCA. .... ........
1992 14, 1992 OOMINIUM ~~N ABOVE SIVE, B-1 TO 8-41 INCLU-AND TAR BELOW OF 500 Prealdent dent Admlnl1traUOn of fa. lutlnHI Name(a) llllld TIONS, 2791 Hllbor lll\ld. The Following pera
Publlshtd Newf)Ofl Beach· T548 REFERRED TO, TO· SIVE. C-1 TO c-e INCLU-FEET. THAT MAY NOW OA PROOF OF SERVICE BY talH Act. (This IUthoflly 9bove on: JVJy I. 1oe1 1315, Coate MMe, Clllf, .,. doing~· u : Costa Men Pilot June 23, GETHER WITH A NON-SIVE AND 0-t TO D-1 IN· HEREAFTER BE FOUND, MAIL will lllow the p«tOnll rep. """" H. Patteraon 9212e TAARGA PRODUCTION
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_______ T_~_2, ITATEMENT OF THE COMMON WALK· SAID CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPED OA TAKEN COUNTY OF ORANGE ac:1i0n1 Wit":'a.~ with lhe County Cter1I of Andover, Co1t1 Meu, 1lngton e.actl, Callf. 9~
PUBLIC NOTICE AUNDONllENT OF WAYS AND DRIVEWAYS P~~o EXCEPT THERE· ~'o1~0~ ~ F~~ 1 1111 employed In the ~ c!f!inov ~ im°'~ ~County on June 22• ':.'~~etcher. 1300 ,1:~~"tw.~':1
SUMMONS USI OF FICTITIOUI LOCATED ON THE CON· FROM ALL MINERALS. THEREOF WITHOUT, County of Orange. s .... of ICtloot, hoWevef! ~· Fla .... AdMll Ave. lt9E, Costa tlngton e.actl, c.lif ~
CCITACION 8USINESI NAME DOMINIUM LOTS IN SAID ORES PRECIOUS AND HOWEVER. ANY RIGHT OF Callfomla. I Im over the sonll representative be Publlahed Ntwpelf1 8Nct.-..._ e.itt 12129 Mfchael Ke1 Bliek, 815
The followtng persons TRACT USEFUL METALS, SUB· SURFACE ENTRY OR ANY 1ge of 18 Ind not I P"'Y requlfed to give .flO~ to p I Thia' builne11 la con-Euctld. Santa Ana. Ct!• JUDICIAL) 1'11111 abandoned th• UM of PARC.EL •: AN UNOI· STANCES ANO HYOao-RIGHT OF ENTRY TO THE 10 the within lcilon: my lntef .. led peflON uni..1 Colla Men Dally I ot duc4ed by: • generll ~· 927()4
NOTICK TO DEFEN· lh• FlcUtlou1 Buslne11 VIDEO l/l•OTH INTEREST CARBONS OF EVERY SUBSURFACE THEREOF bualneu addrtll 11 120t they ha'll waw.d notice or June 30. Juty 1, t•, 2t, nerahlp Thia bu1lntH la c:o
DAN T I CA VI a o • Name: CAELUM COUN-IN ANO TO LOT 1 OF KIND AND CHARACTER. TO A DEPTH OF 500 FEET Dove StrHI Newport conaented lo 1~_.f!!ot>Olld 1992 The reglatranl(I) com· ducted by: 1 general pe Ac u ••do) JAY R , SEUNG CENTER, 833 Dovr INCLUDING PETROLEUM, BENEATH THE SURFACE ' action.) Tl'9 ,...,.pendent T·5e1 menc:ed lo tranuc:t bust-neBl\lp BR 0 W N R 0 • E Ill T Drtve Sulit 23 NtwpOf'I TRACT NO. 66t•, IN THE OIL GAS ASP HAL TUM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT, Beac:h, Clllfomla 92e&O. admlnfslt1U<>n authority wlll neu under IN Flc1l1loul The reglitranl(I) co
BROWN' PATRICK Beach. Cllif. 92663 CfTY OF COSTA MESA, IN AND TAR BELOW A REMOVAL. RECOVERY OR On July 10, 19921 aerwd be Qfanled unless an int•· .PUBLIC NOTICE Blnlnell Natne(I) llaled menced to transact l>in
•ROWN Jl .. lllY The Fictitious Buslne11 SAID COUNTY AND DEPTH OF 500 FEET. OTHER EXPLOITATION OF the foregoing documerit taled person filM an ob-ICNOTte• aboveon·JuneZ2 1992 neu under lhe FIC111iOU
' Name referred lo at>ove STATE AS SHOWN ON A THAT MAY NOW OR SAID RESOURCES OR ducrlbld u NOTICE OF jec1lon lo the petition Ind PU•L • RandalW Rlnllln' Bualnne Name(a) llste
STROKE WU flied In Orange County MAP R.ECOAOED IN BOOK HEREAFTER BE FOUND. s u 8 s TAN c Es. RE· PUBLIC SALE OF COl· lhoWa good cause why lh• WEID AUTIMUT Thi• 11..9m.nt WU flltd tbo'll on: June 20, 1992 YOU ARI •EtNQ IUID on Oc:1ot>« t9, 1990, Ale 2n PAGES tO TO 13 IN· LOCATED, CONTAINED. CORDED JANUARY tt, LATERAL lo lnterelled i>-· court ahould not granl the NOTIC• with the County C*k ol Tom NlciOll
BY ,LAJNTIFFl (A Ud. No.F472912 CLUSIVE OF MISCEL· DEVELOPED OR TAKEN 1982 AS INSTRUMENT NO. Ilea In this lctlon by pl1«> authority. ·u. The City ot !MM 1n-Cringe Counly on June 22, Thia etatemerrt wu rill I• ••t•' demt1nclanclo) Ellen SH!y, MFCC, 368t ON, IN, UNDER OR FROM 82-00926 t. OFFICIAL """ hereof A HEARING on lhe pe nounc•• It• Intent 10 fll• en t992 with the Ccx.nty Clerk THOMAS J O'KEIFa Aspen VIiiage Way 4'H LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE SAID ~NO OR ANY PART RECORDS. ft"' 1 true copy I "'° tlon Wiii bl l'leld on AU• aueumenl (llen) 1or weed Pl3M2? Orange County on July y tut 30 CA&.IN Santa Ana Calif 92704 'OFFICE OF THE COUNTY THEREOF WITHOUT PAACEL3: cloMd In I Haled env• GUST13, 1992111:•5P.M. abatement perlofmtd dur· 1992 OU " • Thia busi,,.u. was con-RECORDER OF SAID HOWEVER AN RIGHT OF A NON-EXCLUSIVE EASE· lope with po111g• thereon In Oepl. SA !Ocaled •• 700 Ing the llacal Y911' 199t/'92 Publllhed Newport BeKh-FS372tM
DAR DAYS after thle dueled by an lndlvldual COUNTY. SURFACE 0ENTRY OR ANY MENT APPURTENANT TO fUlly prepaid; Ind by cert). CMc Cent• Drive Wffl, on the loUowlng proper1le1: Colla M11a Dally Pilot Publllhed N-encl
iummont le HrvM on Thia atatement wu flied APNl932-07-045 • RIGHT OF ENTRY TO THE SUCH UNIT FOR VEHICU-lltd mail, return receipt r• Santa Ana, CA 92701. Eul VIie Loop/ OabOm June 30, .>.iy 1, t•, 21, C M D l~M J 1 JOU to flle a typewrlt· with the County Clerk of The ltrffl tddrus and SUBSURFACE THEREOF LAA AND PEDESTRIAN IN-quuled In the United IF VOU OBJECT TO the APNI •3S-OIM-02 1992 Oltl "' I •r OI u
ten rHponse at thl1 Orange Counly on June 26, th 0 dtslonatlon TO A DEPTH OF 500 FEET GRESS AND EGRESS SlllH Mall 11 Ntwport granllng of lhe petition, YCX1 Clrcle T~ CorporaUOn T-582 ~ .. 21, 2t, AllQUll •. 1992 court 1~2 o er comm n ' BENEATH WE SURl"ACE -PtJRPOSES OVER THAT 1h0Yld appear at the heat· Al per City ordinance T·60
A letter or phone c•ll Published Newport Beach· II any, of th• rtal property FOR THE DEVELOPMENT, PORTION OF LOTS 9 ANO Beach, c,•:1
110r?11 ad· Ing and •tat• Y.our ~~ 2••. any per1on affected 01 PUILIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ill t t t Co11a Mesa Pilot July 1 described abolle 11 pur-REMOVAL. RECOVERY OR 10 OF TRACT 5935, AS dr~ II o ow1. jtcllon1 or file written uv-aggrl~ by an act 0t de-w no pro ec you1 14 21 28 1992 ' por1ed to be: 1620 "A" OTHER EXPLOITATION OF SHOWN ON A MAP RE· Pit S1lon1. Inc., •500 Jtctlons with the court be-ltfmlnlllon by the Oiftc:lor Plotttlaua
your typewritten '1• ' ' ' T·587 IOWA STREET. COSTA SAID RESOURCES OR CORDED IN BOOK 219, C1mpu1 Dr .. #t23, New· lore the hearing. Your IP-ot Public Worl<1 or the City • •ualMU....... •·~~'"'°!:· 1ponse muit be n MESA CA 92628 SUBSTANCES PAGES 3 ANO•. OF MIS. port Beach CA 92660 pearance mlY be In person Council In connection with ltetement -ne.e ... me
proper 11911 form If you PUBLIC NOTICE The 'undersigned TrustH PARCEL 3: CELlANEOUS MAPS IN Gregory A. Emetion, 1111 or by YOUI att~. Ille prov1slone of lakl Ordl· The FollOwlng persona ltM•IMflt
w•nt the court to hear A NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE· THE OFFICE OF l"HE Del La Be h IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR nanoe m1y ippeal to the are doing buainffs u : The f:oflowlng pe1son your c11e. STATEMENT OF dlsclalml any hablhty for MENT APPURTENANT TO COUNTY RECORDER OF Mar, guna ac ' or I conllngenl creditor ol Ctty Council. Such 1ppeal SPECIFIED PURCHASING, are doing buslnefs IS'
If ou do not me our AaANDONllENT OF any lnconectntu of the SUCH UNIT FOR VEHICU· SAID COUNTY. CA 92651 the deceuld, YCXI musl flla lhan bt In writing and 11\all 2.:t5 E. Coast HIQtlway, THE ORIGINAL DIGIT.A rH~onH on time YJOU USE OF FICTITIOUS Strffl addrest and other ~R AND PEDESTRIAN IN· The sir... addrHs and Gregory Emereon, Preti· YOUI claim with the court w flied v.rth the City Clerk Suite 5, Corona d4il Mar, TRANSPARENCY CO ,
' BUSINESS NAME common designation, II GRESS AND EGRESS other common designation, dent. Ptl Salons, Inc. AKA and mall a copy lo lhe pet· prior to lht 15th day ol Celli. 92&25 Hul1on c.ntre. Suite 1
may loH th• ca1e, •nd The followtng persons any. shown herttn. PURPOSES OVER THAT if any. of the real pr0per1y Groomlngd1le'1, 23954 1onal r•RfHtntallv• •P-July. 1m. Any such ap-Lyle Vaugh1n, 1145 Santa Ana. Callf. 92707
your wages, moner have abandoned the u11 of The tolal amounl of the PORTION OF LOTS 9 ANO descr1bed above 11 pur-Aliso CrHk Road. Laguna pointed by 1tl• court Wilhln peal filed W1U be hHrd by Corella, Newport Beach. Roberts. Mealer and Com
and property mar be lh• Flcllllous Buslneu unpaid balane. 01 tht obi!. 10 OF TRACT 5935. AS f)Ofled to be: 245 Flecher Niguel CA 926n four months from the dalt lfle City Council In a timely Calif. 92660 pany, Inc.. Cal1f0fl"lll,
taken without further Name: PACIFICA. 1181A tl td b the SHOWN ON A MAP RE· Avenue, #0-5, Cotta Meu. NICKOLEnE D FOAO of filll lnuance of lttt~s mannet Tht datermlnallon Jamee P. Connelly, 1:M Hutton Centre. Suilt 700 w•rnlng from the Abalone. Newf)Ofl Beach, g• on secur Y CORDED IN BOOK 219, Cahfomla92626 : Hprovldedlnaection9100 of the Counc1I !hereupon 14th St.,,._ Seal 8Mch, SantaAna.~11.92707 court. Cahf. 92662 property to be sold and PAGES 3 AND 4, OF MIS. Tile und•slgned Tru1IM Publis"-d Daily Pilol July ot the Calllomia PYobale shall be f.nal and conCli>-Calif. 907•0 Thi s bu11neu It con
The • ere other legal Tha Flcllllous Business reasonable es ti ma led CELl.ANEOUS MAPS. IN d1sclall'l\I a.ny llablllty fOf 14, 1992 Code. The tune fOf filing iivt. wu Wing•. •95 L.oeuit. ducted by: a eotporalton
r Name rtf9rfed 10 above cos11. e•penses and ad· THE OFFICE OF THE any lnconectne11 o the T609 claims won not expire be-NANCY c. LACIY, ~una Beech, Celil. t265t The 1egl1tr1n1(1) co
requlrement•j1 You mal was filed In Orange County vanc:H 11 the time of lhe COUNTY RECORDER OF street 1ddres1 and Olhef PUBLIC NOTICE lore lour month• from the CMC City Clertl/ CltJ ef Th11 bu1lne11 11 con-menced lo tr1n11ct bus w•nt to c • •n • • on August 9, 1991 Ale lnllial pubhcallon ol lh• No-SAID COUNTY. common designation. II h1111ng date noticed 1 1 • ducted by: joint venture neu undet the Flct111ou
torney right •w•J· If No.F5032:M tic• 01 sale It' $38 352 95 The 1tree1 address and any. shown hereln. above. rv,,. The regl1111nl(•) com-Business N1me(1) l~lt youdonotknowenat· Jas Whitney. Inc., Wash-• ' · othercommondesignation. Said sale will be m1de, BSC712 YOU MAY EXAMINE th• Published Newpor menc:ed to tranaacl bull-abOveon'N/A
torney, JOU m•J c•ll •n ington, 1235 2nd North, S.. In addilion to cash, the If any, of th• real property but wlthoUI covenanl or NOTICE OF file kepi by the court. 11 you Beach..Co111 Mesa Dalty ,,.SI under the Fi~l1loul Jac:Ji Meller, Chairman
attorney refettal ••r· 11nle. WA 98109 T~llH wtll accept • cash· described above is put· warranty, •xf>"eS~ Of Im-PETITION TO ere • person lnlerested In P1lo1July14, 1992 Builneu N•m•(•) hated This 1ra1emen1 waa lilt
vice or 1 l•e•I •Id of· This business was co~ ler • check drawn on a f)Ofled to be: 245 Fischet plied. regarding tlllt, pos-ADMINISTER th• estate. you may 111• T610 above on: July 3, 1092 With the County Cllfll o ducted by a corporation state or national bank, a Avenue, #0-6, Costa Mesa, session, Of encumbranc:e1, ESTATE Of: wtth the court • IOfmal R.. LVI• Vaughin Orange County on June 12 flee Cllated In the This statement was filed check dtawn by a 11ate or Calllornla 92628 to pay lhe remaining prlncl· MARY POGGI quest for Special Notice of PUBLIC NOTICE Tlil1 statement waa filed 1992
phone book). with lh• County Clerk of federal credit union or a The undtreignod Trustee pal sum ol lh• notH H-R CHLO 11 th• Ming of an lnv.ntory with th• County Clerk of fl34122
De1pue1 de que le •n· Orang• County on June 26, check drawn by 8 stale or dlsclalma any 11abl11ty tor cured by said DMd of 1 MARY ; • and appralaal of es!at• U· flctltloua Orang• couniy on .J4Ay 1, Pu«>llshed Newport Beach treguen est• cllaclon t992 f d 11 vi nd 1 1ny Incorrectness of the Trust. with lnteresl thereon, • se11 0t of eny petition or Butlne•a Name t992 Cost1 Miii OiJly Pllo Judlcl•I u1t•d tl•n• un Publi1hed N-port Beach· • er sa ngs 1 oan 1trMI address end other n provided In said nolH, AICHLEY acc<?unt 11 provided In St•letnent Fl37lll3 1• pluo de 3D DIAS CAL· Costa Mesa Piiot July 7. anoclallon, nvlng• H· common d1Slgnatlon, II advances, 11 any, under th• CASE NO. A1 t3481 section 1250 of the Callfor· The Followlng per•on• Publlahed Ntwpelf1 Beach-"';: 23, 30. July 7,
ENDAAIDS 14 21 28 t992 soclallon Ot savings bank any shown herein tetms of said Deed ol To all hel11, t>enellclatlH, nla Probate Code. A R .. .,. doing bullnff• 11. 1 2
par• pr~ • ' ' T·588 specified In Section 5102 Said 1111 will be made, Trust, lees, chargH Ind creditors. conllngent credl· quesl IOf S~clal Nobe• NEWPORT HARBOR. AN· Cotta Meu Dally P110I July · T·$3
Hnter un• respuee a ol the Financial Cod• and but wllhoul QOvenant or expenses. of the Trust" IOfl, and perlOl\1 who m1y IOl'm Is avallablt from the ESTHESIA BIWNG SER· t•, 2l, 21, Augut1 •. t992 PUBLIC NOTICE ••crlt• • m~ulne •n PUBLIC NOTICE authcxlzed to do business warranty, expr11s or im. and of th• 1rusl1 crHted otherwlM be Interested in court clerll. VICE. 35t Ho1pftal Road, T-eo.
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Hta corte. STATEMENT OF In thl• ••ate. In the evenl plied, regarding 11111, pos-by 1a1d Deed of Trust, IOI' lhe wm or •stall. or both, Attomer for the Pett-Suite •t3. Newport Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE FlctlUeua Un• c art• o u n • nd h lh h 1 HUion, or encumbfance1, Ille amount reuonably es-of: Uoner: Calif. 92"3 llustnesa N
ll•mede telefonlc• no ABANDONMENT OF te 11 ~I ~ Tin cu 1 10 pay Iha remaining prtnci. llmated to be S318.•st.29. MARY POGGI RICHLEY Thomae W. Henderson Brian O. lluonnelle, Pklutleus Stet ......
le ofrecera protecclon· USI! OF FICTITIOUS ecoeple • • ruslff may pll 1um of the notH 1• The btnelfclary under Illa MARY P. RICHLEY Nt Dover Dr lte 34 23"49t SWalloW Lane, Lakt .......... ....... T F-"-~
t It ' BUSINESS NAME wflhhOld the issuance or cured by sald Deed of Hld Deed of Trusl hereto-A PETITION hat bltn .,h ' . FOftsl Cakf 112630 he ..,...,..,ng penon
•u r••JM.19• • ••r • • The lollowin persons Ille TrusLH'• Deed unlll Trust. With lnter .. l thereon, fOfe 111ecuted and dellll· flltd by PAUl A. RICHLEY Newport 9eac • C>onN D. Staughlef, 1508 Stet.....,.t are doing bu11ness ••·
m•qulna tl•n• que hive 1ban~the use of 1Und1 t>ecome available to u prOllided In aald notes, &fed to lh• undersigned • In the Superior Court of CA 829413 Vivian Lane, Newport Th• Following ~ M~RAMS ETC ..
cumpllr con IH for· the FlcOlious Business the payH or endorlff u a adllances. If any, under the written Oeci1r1\lon of 0.. Cahtomla, County of OR· (714) 722·808D Beach, Clltf, 926eO are doing bullnn1 u . McClinlO<* ~D, Cost
m•lldadH leg•IH •Po Name: CORONA DEL MAR maner of right terms of said Deed ot fault and O.ma~ for Sale. ANGE. Publlahed Newport Thie busineu II co~ TAKE OUT BEAUTY, Mela, Calif
ropledas al uated qui· PROPERTIES. CROWN RE· Said I w;ll be made Trusl, IMS. chargts and and a written NotlCI of 0.. THE PETITION reque111 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally dUC1ed by: an unincorpo. 2102A Santa Ana A'*"'I. Stawn L and J1equeJ
.,. que •• oort• ... ALTY & INVESTMENTS, bu1 wl ':.,!.. I • npense1 of the Trust .. fault and Ei.ctlon to Sell. lh•I FIRST AMERICAN Pilot JlJky 14, 15, 21 . 1992 rated auoclallon other Colla Mela. CA 112921 k..~~-!42!' Rhoe I cuche 1u c•10. 3407 E. Coas1 Highway, 1 covenan or and of the trusts created The und9'1f0ntd caused TRUST COMPANY bl ap-T6l• 1han a~ Mary LI.I Walll9f, 2102A .,.,.,., .._--N"'utl, It•
SI uiled no preHnl• Corona dtl Mar, Cahl. warr111ty, npr11s or Im-by aald Deed of Trust. for said Nollce ol Default and pointed •• personal ,..,,.. The reglalt1nl(I) com-Santa Ana Ave.. Co1ta ~56
92625 plltd regatdlng title, poi· lh• amounl reasonably ... Election 10 Sell to be r .. aentauve lo adm.nlll• the PUBLIC NOTICE mtnc:ed 10 1ranuc1 butl-Me11. CA 92627 Th11 bu11neu 11 con-au rHpuesta • tlempo, The Fictitious Business Hsslon or encvmbtances. bmated 10 be $243,905.18. CCH'dt<1 In lh• county wh•• e1ta1e of the decedent. .,... under the Fk:titlOul Lynn Wllllef, 2102A Santa ducted by: huM>and en.
puede perder •I CllO, Nam• taftrred ro 1bove 10 sallsly the lndebtednus The bentltcl1ry under the real property 11 rocated. THE PETITION 1eque11s t 58094 Bualneu Name(•) lisled Ana Avenue, Cotti Mesa, wife
Y le pueden qultar •u was filed In Orange County secured by said Deed ad· said Deed of Trust hereto-Datt: July 14, 1992 the decedtnl'a WILL and ESClllO,W NO. lbove on: June 1, t992 CA 92621 The rtgl11ranl(1) co
aalarlo, •u dlnero Y on November 14, 1988 File vances therevnc:ltr wllh 1,,. I011 ••ewttd and defiv. IMPERIAL llANCORP, codlClll, It any. bt edmined t1?S3/KI Donna o. Slaughl• Thie bu1lne11 Is con-menc;ed lo transaF':1-buSI·
olra1 coaa• de •u No.F398088 ' ered to the und•1lgned 1 • C•llfornl• corpor• to probate. The Wiii and MOTICI TO Thie 11atamen1 wn flltd ducted by: a limlled patt· neat under the ... 11tiou ro ledad aln avlao ChrysU• F Hopper 87 tertsl as prOllidtd therein, written Decl111tlon of 0.. 1 T 1 B any codlcHs are available With the Ce>ur1fY Cief11 of ner-.tilp Busineu Namt(I) 11111.J
P di~ 1 rte de Jasmine Creek Dr .. Corona and the unpaid principal ol tault and o.rnand f0t sw. Jt 0"• •• T rub• "•VI '1 for examination In lh• file CREDIT«?'!~ OF • Orange County on JIMy 1. The reg111ranl(1) com· above on· June ts, 1992 • con• por pa dtl Mar Calif 92625 tti• not• secured by 1&1d and a written Notice of D•· o•nn• • °'• ce lctpt by the court. , $ILK -E 1992 meoctd lo tr1nnc:t l>ull· Jecque11ne H~bon 1• corf•· · This tiuslness was con-deed with ln1ere11 th•eon taul1 1nd Election 10 Sell. President, H20 I. L• THE PETITION requests (Noflc41 pursuant to UC Fl37118 ne11 under the Actitk>ul This •talement w11 1111<1
E•laten olroa requlal· ducted by an lndlvldual 11 provided In eald Note Th• undersigned caused Clenege •lvd., 2nd IU1hoflty to ldmlnlSler the Sec. etOS) Publ hed N Beach-8u1lne11 N1me(1) llattd With the County Cl•rk of
toe legal••· Puede que This sta1emen1 was filed IHs chargu and expense~ said Notice of Oelaull and Floor, lnglewoo_, Cell· ••lat• under the lnd•pe~ NOTICE II HERl•Y C ~· M ~~'llol Jul above on: n/1 Orange County on Junt 12,
uated qulera llamar a with the County Clerk ol of the 1 stee Ind of the Eltctlon to Sell to be 11· fornla I030t (3t0) dent Admlnl1lrallon of e .. GIVEN tut• bullll.... o1 eu I Y Y Miry Lu Walker 1992 un •bog1do lnmedlat• Orange County on June 26 ru corded In the county where 417·543D i.tn Act. (Thl1 aU1honly 11 about to lte mad• 1•. 2t. 28. Augu1t •. t"2 Thla 111t1men1 wa1 f11a<1 F134530
mente SI no conoco • 1992 ' trust• created by •aid DHd the real property la fe>c<1led, TAC 70041 will allow the pe11ona1 rep. Th Md ..;.... T.ec>2 wflh th• County Cieri! ol Published Newport BellCh·
un •bog•do puede Publlshed Newport Beach· of ~'O'~SOLIDATED RE· Date: July 14, 1992 Publl1htd Newport ~:r;::11v!11~~U11a~~1.7'n1:ny nH: :.: •• ., the PUBLIC NOTICE ~V:~• County on Junt.,15, Costa M111 Dally P1101
llam•r a un aervtclo de f:'~~ ~8"1'~1lot Jvly 7. CONVEYANCE CO IMPERIAL BANCORP, Beach.Costa Mesa Dally court approv1I. Btlore t~ Hiier ere1 DINNll Fl347M June 23, 30. Jvty 1. '"•
reterenct• de •bot•· · ' ' T·589 2 1o3 t v ENT u RA : C•llfor~la :orpo~S: Piiot July 1•. 21 , 28, 1992 Ing certain very Important FLOYD MESTEMACHER 8IC719 Publl•h•d Newpon Beacl\o 1" 2
dos 0 • un• oflclne de • L v D • • E c 0 N D on, .. fUI ... y. T607 acuone. nowevw, Ille pef· end KAREN MAUR•IN flctttlous Coat• M•H Dilly PllOl T·SJ4
•Y"d• legaf tv .. el di· PUBLIC NOTICE FLOOR,' WOODLAND ~:::.:!ntT=;~ sVlt: PUBLIC NOTICE tonal ,.presentatlV• w111 be MESTEMACHElll, 3013 •ualnesa Name June 23, 30, ""Y 1, 1•. PUBLIC NOTICE rectorlo telefonlco). YOU ARE IN DEFAULT HILLS CA et3M (atl) t • required to give notice lo Deocter Avenue, Coste Statement 11192 ,.c .. eNo.138817 UNDERADEEDOFTRUST :140-4412, .,, JAMES ~~0,:.1!!::!d ::.~ NOTICE OF :=::=-no~': M•••· C•llfornla .,.T~~.~ 1·552 .,:1eu..:.n.
h• name end •cl-DATED April 8, 1991 UN-... E•ERLE, AS. f .~ 8030t 'c3tD). PUBLIC SALE conaentedlothepropoHd •1•2• McCoy & M1ll1 Buick. PUBLlc-nc• dreH of the court le: LESS YOU TAKE ACTION SI STANT TRUSTEE orn OF COLLATERAL action.) The lnd991f\denl Dolnt ltu1lneH •at QMC Truell. 1890 W"1 ..v 5 1'9temont
IEI nombre Y dlrecclon TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· OFFICER 4174;3~ 2 NOTICE II HERE•Y admlnlatrallon 1utho11ty will MESA VERDE PAI· Commonweallh Avenue Pkltttleua Tl'9 FOllOwlng persons
d• I• cort• .. , SUl'E· ~n1l1g M~l:E ~f~tJ D•ted: 09/30/1H2 Publ~h!~.w Ott GIVEN, purauent to be glWlted unlela In Inter· SCHOOL FU*1cn, CA 92$33. • .......... ...... 'P:to~1~~RlP·
RIOR COURT OF CALI· NEED AN EXPLANATION LPP SOtO p Section 8504 ef the ntld ~ 11111 an ob-All ether ltu1lneaa McCoy a Milli Bulclc, 1~ ltet ....... t TION SERVICES 16535
FORNIA. COUNTY OF OF THE NATURE OF Tl-IE Pul>ll1hed New orl Beich.Coita Mesa Dally CALIFORNIA CO• lectlon lo lhe pllltlon and nemea and addres ... corporeted, tHO Wtst The Following petsont Btool<hursl Slrfft, Ste. 159,
OAANOI, 700 Civic PROCEEDING AGAINST BHch-Coata MHa gaily Pilot JIJfy 14• 21• 28• t9:2608 MERCIAL CODE, of the =--=~gr:x ~ uHd by the aell.,. ;~ne1a~Avenue. art doing bullnMI 11: Fo1Jnt1ln Valley, Callf
Center Drtve WHt, P. YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Pilot July 1 I• 2t 1992 Publlo S•I• of the •• auttlOrity wtthln the pest th'" This builnell It co~ J•IA COSTA MESA JE:W· 92708 o. Box B31, S•n•• AN, TACT A~'!;'-• · • T596 PUBLIC NOTICE :•• o!.~~1 sa1iiT' lno. A HEARING on the .fuf:L~ ,..,.
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• ·~ •••tect ltr tho duci.d by~• c:ofPOfatlon lb~R~0~ ii£~-a8& ~ ~~~;~
Trus1ff't Sale NOTICE OF scm_.., •• • nven-lion WIN bl held on H ers, one The regl1lran1(1) com-&uvfRS CO (c)A COSTA VIM4y Celif WOI
Under Deed PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE'S SALE tory, r•w m•lerlel, 30, 1992 at t:•5 P.M. In The n•me and ltualo menced lo transact bull-MESA JEWELERS ANO Thia • bu1ine11 11 COi\• OBITUARY 888
of Trust NOTICE Of NO oe.a31809 worlc·ln-progreH, ftn-8=' ~.:ca~ 11w!~ MH &ddreu ef the =neu~he or~ AUCTON CO., 890 West dUcted by: 1n lnd1111dual
T.S. No. TRUSTEE'S IAii YOU •ARE IN DEFAULT l•hed goods hold tor Santa Ana. CA 9210t. • burera are: DONALD hied lbO'l9 on 1/17/92 teth SI , Colla M .... Calif. The regl1t1ant(1) com HORN i.626-KA NO 08-8311tD UNDER A DEED OF .. 1. or le ... , tood• IF YOU OBJECT TO the ALLEN RITCHIE •nd McCoy & Milla Bulcll I~ 92127 menced to tranuc:t bual· Nollce Is hertby 9iven YOU 'ARE IN DEFAULT TRUST. DATED Septembtf under leese or OOftt granting of the pellllon, you GAIL MARii RITCHIE, corporated ' !kmy S. Sollman. 2912• non under lhe fictitious ~:.r•~".· .. ~d H.~:; that CONSOLIDATED RE· UNDER A DEED OF 23. t985, UNLESS YOU slgnment held b~ otho should appear II the hell'· t217 lleytalr Drlwa, Jamee, w. Miiier. Pr••· ::.lghc:r :011-. Piiot Vtr· :::-". ~..!~,~~~at•d
July IO, 1992 In CONVEYANCE COMPANY TRUST. DATED September TAKE ACTION TO PRO-ers •nd m•terlell U8ed Ing and atale your ob-Corona, Callfornl• This tt1tement WH flltd T:i·, b~alnell la con-KAien r·k:'~ s I c CA A as INSIH, or successor 23. 1985. UNLESS YOU TECT YOUR PROPERTY. rT • ' c 0 n. um. d In e:lonl or file wrmen ob-• '720 with the County Clerll of ducted b . 1n lndMdual Thia llllemtnl Wat filed lo~~lm:~!~ldent of trustH, or SUbllltuteCf TAKE ACTION TO PRO-MAY BE SOLD AT A Pue. debtor'• ltualMH now Iona With lh• court bl-Th• ..... a "'"' ..... Oringe County on June 23. The r.~·11111nl(I) com. wl1t'I the County Cllfk of
ltl• Newport Harbor trullH pursuant lo th• TECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED owned or here•ft•r ao-or• lhe hMrlng. Your •P. •r• t•nerallw d• t992. menced to lranaact busl-Orange Collnty on June n. area, ahe lived the DMd of Trust executed by MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB· AN EXP~NATION OF THE quired end ell ao-pearance mlY be In peraon ecrllted H I PurohaM 1'13HH netl und• the Flc:titlou1 t992
l11t seven yeara of SANDRA E. RICE, AS HER ~~ ~~~Nrri6~uor~~~ ~::g~~ ~~AT~s\ ~~~ oount'1 , contrut or,~~~~~EDITOA price which doea ~ Published Newporl 8utlnt1t Name(I) lllltd l'S341H
her life In Giiroy. CA. SOLE ANO SEPARATE NATURE OF THE PRO-YOU SHOULD CONTACT A right•, oh•ttel paper, Of e contingent etednOf ot elude furniture, fix• Buch.Coat• Mell Olly ·~ r :.::.iA . Publi1hed Newpon Bttch·
Survived t>y her PROPERTY Reoorded 04/ CEEDING AQAINST YOU, UWYER. lnatrumont11 9eneral the dec1uld, you muat Ille turH, equipment, tr• Piiot June 30, July 7, 1•. _ .. y · man COiia Meaa D111y PllOt
thr ee c hlldren : 29/1991 Inst. 191·200278 YOU SHOULD CONTACT A On Mond1y, August 3, lnt9"glble11 and rl9hta your clllm With the court danema, to•dwlll, 21, 1992. ~·=·~-~rue:, June 23, 30, JUiy 7, u ,
Ket hie Gutn, Jell of Official Atte:ords In the ~WYER. 1992 a1 1:30 P.M .. IMPE· to perment of evarv and mall• copy 10 lh• per· l••H, l••••h•ld llfto 1515 Orange C04.lnCY on Juno 2• t"2
Horn and Tom Horn: office 01 lh• County R• On Monday, Augu11 3, RIAL BANCOAP, • Callfor-kind now ••l•tlne or eonal rep1Henl1llve ap-proveMenta ~t PUILIC NOTIC• ttt2 • 1.53e fo ur grandchlldren 0 E c t992 at 1:30 P.M. IMPE· nla COfporatlon, u duty •P-he ft 1 1 t DOlnted by the court within • 5
and three great· corder 01 RANG ounty, RIAL BANCORP, • C11il0t· pointed Tru1tM und• and rea ., •r 1 "'' • lour months lfom the date not to compete, -.Ml C""lt.._.71_ l'laeou PUlllC NOTICE grandchlldren. M• Calllornli , and pursuant 10 nla corporaUOn. as duty 1p-pursuant to DMd of Trust .. ther with •II re..-. of llrll laaulne• of letters ere loo.ated •h 30t3 "' -•• Publllhed Newport BeKti. ~ the Notice of D•fault and pointed TruatM under tnd recorded Septemb« 30, '"'Iona and retuma n provided In Hc:tlon ttoo Deoder Avenue, c .. te Pkltttleua co.ta Mela Delly Pi!Ot .Nfy l'loUtleus ~.~~11/:.":~:y~11july Ei.ctlon to Sell thereunder pureuant to Deed of Trust t985,11lnstrumen1No.l5• thereunder. AH ectulPo of the Cllltcmle Prob• II•••• Callfarnla ............... 1,t•,2t,21,tll82 llualneaaNen1&
recorded 03/24/1992 lnet recOfded September 30, 312159. of Oftlclal ~di, ment now ~ ., Code The time lof lllilng 11e1e ltet......e T·5M s ........ nt ~~ic 1~: 'M~;;,:;.~ "92·176472 01 said Off'icla1 IMS, u Instrument No.15-execuled by ANTONE herellft., 8C4"1r•d, •• clllma Wiii not niW• be-The llullll .... la 9"" The Fo410wing poraont PUIUC -Tic• The Followlng peraOf'lt
d I Record• WIU Sell on 07/281 3121581 of Offlcltl Rtcorda. PETE JASICtf AND FAYE tether whh all pr• lore tour monthl from the tende4 te ~ oon..,... •• dOif'll bullMll u : ..v 5 ••doing~ 11: ~!~~·If\ ~:,o~1 no! 1992 11' l :OO P.M. at AJ executed t;f ANTONE p. JASICH, hUtblnd and ceode thereof. All_,. heiring date nollctd ....._. at tM eflloe el THE WASHtNQ WEU.S. ........... ~•JIAlltt!t I ltl~S
era. donation• to T}iE NORTH ENTRANCE ~~s'~~~ hU::!i'= = of~:=ty ~:; oeeft and produota .. -=·MAY EXAMINE ,,,. ALD•• LYMAN ... a3sTf· M~ll_H c1 1=r ............. ~1~::.·T~~~~ N.'~~~~
H 0. p I c . c. r. TO COUNTY COURT-wil• u lNllora, In the Of• ol Or1n99 County. State of the toreeo•nt. lncludo Ille kept by IN court. If yOu CllOW CORP., 'tan THOMAS OYUt.AY. teoo .......... Hwy .. lagunl leach Calif. ProJ ect of Santa HOUSE, 700 CMC CEN-b of the C~ Recorw C111fornia, '!'ILL SELL AT lftl ltut not llMltect ta, ate 1 peraon lnter"'9d In Soultl St,..t, Cerrttea, l(JNQS ROAD , NfWPOAT The ~-II PlftOna t2t5t '
Cruz County, 1851 TER DRIVE WEST. SANTA of Orange County. Slate of PUBLIC AUCTION TO "'oner, depHlt ao-the eltlte= mey fill CA I070t end tM ...... 8EACH, CA ete doing bullneSa -~ Tlmlrl HldNll. 1515 N
Soquel Dr.. Aptoa. AHA. CA et public 10C1lon, Cllllomfe, WILL SELL AT HIGHEST BIDDER FOR oeunt• toeft, ..... Wlltl the I tofl'llll .-. al~ .... dete 11 MITCH SIOIAND, 1t7 CALIFORNIA ITAQI! & Coeftl Hwy .. Laguna 8eaet\ CA 95003. to the lllghesl bidder tor PUBLIC AUCTION TO CASH (payable al time ol tnent Insurance _,. queet tot HoClco of .ltl/lf IO ,... .,.,.,...IA£ AVE. IAL.IOA LIGHTIHQ, INC., ,_ W. Calif.112t$1 '--------"I c:Hh (payable 11 ll'lt time HIGHEST BIDDER FOR aale In llw'ful money of IN 0~ and other t .... IM llAng of In lrweolOf~ The ....... Is .... ISl.AND CA 112912 MacMtv INd. Suite ICU, Thlt l>ualneae 11 con·
jiiiiiiiiijiiiiijl f le In lawful ~ of CASH (payable •I time of United SC-.. On IN'°""' tlltle or lntantlltla Md IPP'lllll of ........ ._. te C....,,... Uftl. Thi• bu1lnet1 la co~ len&a Ana. c.M.127CM 4NCttd by:.,, lndlvfdual 0 11 .. ~··• ule In ltwfl.ll mon.y ol the which ete ~ lendtr In Mb or of 8'T'f po1lllon or ,...... duCted by: oo-perti•• CIMornla Se.ge & Ugtlt· The regl11rant(1) com• the Unlled StalH), all nght. Unftld Slllff On the lorm• the United Statn) tlld/or property reoalvetl.,.... ICCOUnt .. prcMdld In ,.,. C••••N191 CMe Th• regl1tt1nl(I) com-Inca. lne~ ..... Of Cellforilla. ~ to trwac:t b\ltl•
blle, Ind 1ntert1t. eonvey9d which ere llwful tendtr 1n cs1hlef'1, ~Of°"* the .... er.,......,._ MCfion 12$0 of IN Clllfor· ... tleft ltM.I. mencect to trwact but6-:let W. MMIMhur INlld. ,,... under lht flctttiout
to and now held by h Che Unfted State•) lltd/or check• 1peclhd in the sf the tora11fnt. All nil Probate Code. A A. The ..... end edo ,,... under lht Plctllloua "*IOI, a... Ana. c.at. Butlnot• Name(a) lltltd
Under llkl OMd of Trust In ceahlet'a. COl'IJlled Of other CMI Code, peyable ln full pr••••• •ntl tuturo QUiii tot StMCfll Notice dreea et the ,.,.... lullnete N11NC1) lllled N?Oe 1t1owo on· June ti 1192 Ill• property. 111ualed In ChKlll 1pec:lflld In the .. the time of .... ) AT~ IN lteeka ...-.......... IOrm .. ~ trom IN .................. ...., llbowe on: NIA Thi• bu1lne1• II con-Tlmarl L.. HadUI'
C S Clvfl Co<M, p1y1blt In full lobby to lht bulldlna loo tel a-. t the to court dent. .. ti Id I ALD•N Tilcmal Qyuley, Miid\ BIO-dUCted -: a CGrpOfldon Thia Mattment w1t hied MRCNI I.A.,... aaJd oun()' Ind 11" ancs at the tJme Of Nl•I AT· the cated II eot South c:..Ma n.... • ,.... AHemer tw tM '•• •• • • band Tiie r1a111rentC•l corn-with lht c c r MOUNT OU¥I descnbtd .. toJlow1: IObby to the building io. sn.t. ~. Callfomla Int. The .... wlll M tlaMn LYM A II I IC R 0 W Thia 8'lwntnl WM fllld menoed lO tranaad but6-Or ,._'!f!!Y .:: :
c.meiery. MolMry PARCEL 1: AN UNOa. catld II 801 Sollth IAWI• .,. right, 110. end Inter.at held '" tho °"'""" COlll•.. tti•• ....... with IN CounlY Clartl Of ,,. .. undlr the flctltloul tv:?'--"' on ' • ~ • ~ VIDED 1/•TH INTEREST IN Street, Orange, Calflornie ~ 10 Ind nOlt held I e b • J • t Ce"'" T.-:--a. Garrett, atreet, Cemtea, GA Orange County On June tt, lull""9 NMfto(a) llllld PNllM "$~rv1111 All Folthl" AND TO LOT 7 OF TRACT Ill right, tflll and lnlerllt by It undef aald DMd of Meroe8enll, tao t ~ & QMRSTT 9070t end ........ ..., 1"2 lbOlle on: JUiy t, 1... "*8ahed N"POf'I hadi
1825 Gitter NO ae1• IN THE CIT'f OF conveyed 10 and now held Trutt In the pr~ allu-Dove •tree•, .... ....,, .., ........... ., ..., l'IMHI Irena"""°"' lec/frw. •
,.. _ _._ u .... .o.a COSTA 'MESA IN SAID by II unoer alld DMd of ated In Mid County end •eeott Cellfernl• ttlt 00¥9 8TMST aredlter ..... M .,.,, l'\IOllthed Newport IMCft. Thie Ntomenl wae fllld Colla MtMI Diiiy Pt1ot
vu.w ...._ ·ST ....., · s T1u.i 1n the Pl'Ot*1Y 11tu-state Clffeflbld u : taeeo • • 1 at ITI. aoe .................. le .... eo 1 M D-•1y '"llo """ IN eeuney Clartl of June 30, .Mt 1. s•. at, ~ .. ;;--··=·=·=··-~ COVNN AHO A,.,, A ated In Hid County Ind EXHIBIT ''A" ATIACHlO en .u r 1 ... "°'".WM H, t -la eat .. ,. 1 Orflnte ~on June t2 1112 • SHOWN ON A MAP RE· State d .. cribld ... TO THAT CERTAIN N(). ttta et tOtOO a.& CA neeo 1 Melfteao &IQ MteN M'9 301 Juty 1, 14, 2t, lll2 • T""8
,ACl'IC VllW C~D£0 IN BOOK 2n. EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED TIC~ °' TRUSTU"S SAL! Thia .. 1. Is Mtnt ITt•t US.toel .... ...11e1,eted .... 1112 PSMatl .....,--------PAGl!S 10 TO t3 INCLU-TO THAT CERfAIN N(). DATED JUlY 1•, 1992 EX. .......... ., ,._... .... ....... ...... T.... ~ -8a&dl-Mau IN ftgftt mow&, •MOllAl ftAM Slvt O' MISCEUANEOUS TICI! 0, TRUSTU'S SALi l!CUTEO IV IMPERIAL .. t9'e ....... 111f Itel Pullllthed Newport Deleda .Mr 7, .... ,..__, Plot..._. lbtme c_.m.e-y • ~ MAPS IN THE OFflCE OF DATED JULY t•. 1192 Dr. IAHCOfU•, A CAUf:OANIA ............. • a ..... leach-Coaea ..... Deity DoNllll ..... ...... PUIUC IOTICI Co... M... DIMJ Ptlot1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ~. CttmtlOtY THE COUNN RECORDER ECUTEO BY IMPfAIAL CORPORATION. tl•t•ll ., .... .,, aa, ..... .Aif f, .. H , ttll .... ••rl• Rltot.le, ...... M'9 n. 30 ...... '· , ...
3500 Pectfle V• Oflvt Of' SAID COUNN. ~,g:~cAUIOANIA ~r'"CC:o'&:l:'~ COM-.... ..... ......... .. Tiii ...,.,. ....... .... ltll T-640 No matter ~ £xcEPT THl!R£,Ro,,. LEGAL 0£SCR•PT10N PA1uo o... • .... ,,., A1r•••••• PUIUC NOTICI "'*""*' Deify "'°' ~ .......... .. ... "'•-a what you're ~=~'-!==="'I THE FOU.OWING: THI CONDOMINIUM COM· PMCEL t end ........... ...... _ .. w tt, t"2 The hftD ... .....,,. ~ '" d~ r (A) UHIT9 t THftOUOH 4 PAISlD °'· UNIT ~~ Al SHOWN ON ..... dated .l ... ery -,._ Tl11 n ...._ bualrlaaa •: .. • -rv• your
AS SHOWN OH THE CON· PARCEL t · THAT CERTAIN COHOO. 13, ,.... llOTa Of' PILOT CLAS81P1•D TATIUlll AND ~A .. T· l••;'1111-•I homeloWn Do ... INIUM PLAN Af· UNIT 0.. AS SHOWN ON MINIUM l'lAH MCOM><O Al --...... NTITIOll TO , HIM, IC., IClllO MIClll .. ... THAT CfATAIN AM[NOfO ON AUGUST 4, tllt, .... -:11Hlllt81UI " • th• &Uy-4• .......... no. ... 111111 ... newepaper COADED IN BOOf< llW, COHOOMNUM l'lAH M· IOOtC 1•tt1, l'AOI ttM, .... ...., .... ..... DTAft Ofl1 ac~HI. lnfonnatton-AN ...... Calf. llm The ......... ,...,. n.
PAQES ... Of' OFF~ CON>ID JUNI ,. 1"2 IN TH I 0,, I c I AL .., ..... .. .... paclled INtketpleoe ... .. dolnl ......... -
Al!COROI OF SAID Al MTMIMENT NO. U: AICOADI Of' OMHQI ...._,Ill IHH .. •1 IWILOOWWIT ,,..,._.~·--T ..................... ADOWMll
COUNTY 2 I 11•7, 0' ''CIA L COUHTY, ~Al .. NI ...... _.., ... IUllm. 0. WT oeaaMly •by al ktndl 1 Calfofflll C......... tf141 M11N1 Hao ..
(I) THI !XCLUllVI! AECC>f'DI Of' OMNM Df,MD 1H THI! Dfet.A. .... c ..... U..a M ... ~~.~ otconaumer9. IOllO A01111 ....._ ... \:'CAll71L Ml fn. ••llililillii•ill""IGHr TO l'OSUSIK>N eotMTY, CAUP'Of'HtA. AS MTION Ofl COVINANT1. --• -l30, .... AN f'tne. tt-,.., .. ______ •
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l'UIUC llOTICll l'UlllC llOTICH PlllUC NOTICH PUIUC llOTICH PUILIC NOTICES l'lllLIC llOTICEI l'lllLIC NOT/CH PUBLIC NOTICEI PUBLIC NOTICES p 17'1• ........ llOT
.. I ,... .... r~ ICI CotoN l!alilltl lall..-y ~ .• 1M7 PUIUC llOTICI H.,old L R1tctllt, 111 Via 9bOYe on: Jurll 24, 11192 PUIUC NOTJCE W1yl"lfl HoW11<1 e 11wt11. 11ffl una., tM f'tetno'OUS
....... ........... •c.Mlorni4Corp~.3131P• ........ Cordovi. NMport Beach, 'NantyOa'/11 7\!o Beai1 St .. N•wpotl 81.1'"'"' N•me~•) lllltd l'o .. Ann ....... _ • * CoUf Highway, Co-Thi• 11-iem.nt Wll -.it Plotltteua Calrf, tH&J Thi• ltlillmenl WU filed Fkltllloul BltCll, Call! 12660 ltlo\'t on: N A
.. -· ~ ........ 11._ rN de4 M•. callt. 92625 with the County Cllftl ot ._....... Nw T1'111. Dull"''' la con. wllh 11\e Coumy Cll1-ol Bualf\ell Name T~ua 1>1.11ln111 ll c:on-C"*°" J Y11geltY'ie Jf ~IO';: lt•1•1nl Thia buslM11 la con-°'8nQ9' County on June 21, alell MeM Ill.Id~ by: .,, lrldMdL>al Orange County on June 2.6, Statement 01.1e1ea by• an M'IUJV•dulll Tru1 ,1111.mtrn wu t1'9d
lM 9WHC UM' ~2, .,,~:i~ =IOl'!I ~tclr~l:t~m. 1"2 • TM fo!lotrMg pllirtoM Th• r•tso•nl(I) com-1992 Thll Fohowlng Ptfson9 Tn• r•gl11tan1jaj c:om. •111'1 IM C00nly Cl9rlc ot
...... CIM. Ne27 THE 0 TA BANK, '"' """ICtd lo tr~·-...... PIHl:U .... clolna ~ u : ~ trlnucl bufi. Pl3•~ .... OoinO bu$1r>MS ••. mww:eo lo 11"1SaCI DU ... Ckanl,I• County Oil July 7, ~ I etn M --• "" PublltMd Ntwpol'I Beech-INOUSTJIW.. WRITING I NM uMef the flcllllow PUblflhed NtwpM UKh-JT & ASSOCIATES LNSIJR· fle'tl ~r in. 'lCU'fiOU9 1'R2 ry .,.. . ......!!~1. Or., S1n11 An• ,... Ul'lder .... Actlllout Cott. M9N o.ity Plkll JIJiy ART 2252 Fot~ C09l.I BusLn•ss N•m•(•) 1111.a Co11a Mes• Dally Piiot July ANCE AGENCY &&& w Bu1•n1s1 Nam•t•l lot\ed F5372Jf -W20ay. Cos ._..,,.., C.ut. 82707 llualn111a Name(s) 11ttld M • Cail! ........... • llbovl on: 1* , Bak s S . 05 acov1 ori: JUiy a 1V92 Put>I '*' N ....... h ti· 'caw. -l•••• E, Evans, 1891 &bow on: .k.ne •• 1"2 7, ''· 21, 21. 1"2 IU, .... _... H•old \.. Rllc:hl• 7, 14, 21, 21, 1992 ., llNI, U•1• 4 • w1vne H 81 ti .. • .... _.. K Is tlU•IN•• 11 co~ M•11 Or., S1n11 An• ChlrlM Feder T·582 c . 01""d EdWards, 2252 This Ii T-680 COlll MH I, C•lol 9262t ""'... COl\41 MHI 0.ity Pdot July ·~ti)': M indlvldual ... [Qt\11, Clilll, 112107 Thi• 1l1MmefM, Wl,I filed Fo1dtt1m, Co111 M111, ~ Wll I.a Ji10 T•ga.., •• 13431 Mont&-rnit l ll tetnerl! .... s fill<I 14 21 21 Aug SI' 1m
1 r1glao•nl{1) com-Thr1 buslneas Is con-wnn ltll Cour!ly Cleik ol PUBLIC NOTICE Cahl. 92t!.21 wllh ltll Coun~ Cleik 01 PUBLIC NOTICE tho, Tustin. Cas11 92880 with lNl.. Couruy et.le ol ' ' u ' r-606" .a 10 1r11n1ac1 .bl.Isl· c!Ucled by: an lndi ........ 1 or1 ........ c ... ....., 00 •·~-''· Till• bu1ln••• 11 c:on-Orsng41COUmy 00 Jun.11 26, This buslnesa 11 ton• Ol"ange COU11ty on Jutr 7-1------=,.c.= uoMt N flctiUous Th ........ ..... __ ,,, ....... Pkltttlou• ductld by: 1n lnclMdull 1992 Flctltlou• civc••d by: 1n 1r1c11v10va1 ' 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE
• iaglitrsot{s) com. 1 2 lu•lnM9 Nante Thi r1gls1r1n1{s) c:om-Fl311248 Bwslne•• M....-The 1eg111r1n1(1J c:om.-F$:Sl298 1---------ti,.a• Name(a) ll•l•d mencid to 1ran1i1ct bull-F538243 ll.t•ment manced lo 1.11ns1e1 bus!-Publl1t>ed Newport B11ch· ltat•m•nt m11ieed 10 11ansae1 b1.1S/-PubhsnitG t.1·,..DGn S.1tn· Flc:tlllous 8"~~ 1913 ~s' Uf'Cler ltll Flclhlous Publi.n.d NewJ)Of1 Beach-The lollow1ng l)lflOn I• °''' under Ille Flc:l!llOUI Costa M••• OaHv P1IOf July The Followlng persons ness Md&r !IM' F1trn10vs Colla M6'11 D•oly Pll01 Ju!v But.In••• H•m• ~ 1i•r.m«1t w11 lillCI 1:-:!':~: }!~:';i~)1,::;1•d Coll• M111 D1l1v Piiot doing t1Uslne11 11: 8u1ln111 N1m•(•) ll1tad 7, 14, 21 , 28, 1992 11• clOing bullne1s at: Bu1!0111 Name(•) 1•1tea 1• 21 . 28, Augi.111 4 1902 St•t•m•nt
\hi COU'Wy Clerk of L-ls E. Evins June 7, 14, 21 , 28, 1992 L'ESPRIT NOlNEAU above oo: N/A T·S79 OL EN'rEPARISES. 122 l l>OVI on• Otlobef 1, 199(J T-601 Tne fo11ow1ng Pl•IOlll ~ C0Ut1ty on June 12, T,hl• llllllTl'11t wis filld T·581 llOO Sea Ln #92, COfons C. David Edward• 30ttl St., N-por1 Beach, Jl10 Tagawa Ma aOlng ou11t1Hs 11
2 , ..... , ~" cn.Ccouniy Cllfk 01 PUBLIC·NOT/C• dt1Ma1,Cllifomla9262S. This s111ement w11 11110 PUBLIC NOTICE carll.92663 • TPlls \111em1n1 v..a1 t.110 PUBLIC NOTICE T.4.V.4.f"IUCH sruo1os
, ...,,1ng1 ounty 00 June 22 io Alena Whlnl111y, same as with th• County Cllfk• or Osvlcl Lido Hous1on, 122 ""11n 1n1 Coun~ Cle•lt O! 212• s1rombor1 Roa o
bfilhlO N.-porl Be1th-1092 • FlcllOoui 1bove 011ng1 County on .Alne 26, Flelltloue 3Qlh St., Nt.wpon 81acn, Dl"1r1g1 County on Jon. 26 Flc;Utlou1 c051a Mesa, 011,,,1. i 2ij26 This bu1lne1• ls con-1992 8u11n ... N•m• C1hl. 92663 1992 Busln111 N•m• rn.s bus·n••• is cori·
Sii Mis• Oel!y Pl\o1 FS3S571 8u1lne1• Name duc:11d b"f an 1t>c11vldu1I F538247 ll•l•ment Tt11t bu1lri111 11 con-f".531!1239 Stal•mefll due.tea by •n ll'I0"1Y1ou1I
23, 30, Jufy 7, 1•. Publltl'ledNe..,poneeach-l t•l•m•nt Th• r1gJ11ran1 com-PubllihedNewportB1ac11-Th• Following pe1son1 ducttc1by:1nlnd11fldual Puohsned rie ... pon Beacn· The FoUov • .ng !le•50l\1 Tn• 11g•sl•1n1(s) C:O'fl·
Coe ti M11a 0111v Pl101 Thll Following persons menc•d 10 tranuct bUll-Costa Mesa oa"y PilOt J~ are doing bu1lrK111 11· Tn1 regl11r1nt(s) com· Cos la Mesa 09.1y p,101 .h.dy 111 oo.rig bus1""' as-• l"anc:ld 10 transact nu.-· ;~~:~::';;-•;31'1~':~~·~'°~· ~"'=·~··~'~"~'~1·1 ••• ~ bu1lnes1 u : 1'1111 under !hi nctllloll! 1 14 21 28 1~2 CINNAMON C!NSATlON, menced 10 lrlr\llCI bull· 7 14 21 28 1992 c M ELECTRIC, 'l50 E1s1 ,.,..,, unaar tn• f.1Cl1UOUI 1992 BANZAI FUTONS, 210 A bu1ln111 n1m1 llllld ' ' ' ' 1980 Main StrHt,' INlne, ness und11 1111 f k:11tious ' ' ' ' T 585 20111 St Ul\lf C Co$1a 8u1,~e19 Na11'11{s} l•sied
T 500 62ncl St .• Newpon Beleh, ll>ov• on: "Not Appllca.bl•" T·57I C .. tf 92714 Sus!ne•S N•m•(s ) llS!ecl • Ml5a. C•h! 92627 lllO•I Of\',., A
FOi 'd '•t10f1' . c1nt. 92663 Aichi Whltt1e1ev PUBLIC NOTICE Nsncv oavls, 4500 Cam· above°"; June 1, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE c111r11s J. Yurg~l•••c: J1 o a Su! .an
" "" PUBLIC NOTICE JillOl1neMag11, 15880!· TIU 111\tment was !!led pus Dr , •114, N-por\ OLHouston 350 East 2.Dth S1 Un i C. Tn11 si11emlflt was f,11(1
CJ 1/lQI' Avt., Cos11 Mesa, w!lh Uta County Clerk of Pk:tlttoue Beach, Cllil. 92660 This st•temtnl wat i1\1d Flc lhlous• Costa l,l•t•. Cai.I 92627 ,..111 Ille COUfltj Clerk ol .. I Flclltlou• Cllir. 92627 Orang.a County on June 9, Bu•I-• N•'"• This business is con-wilh !I'll Counly Clefk ot Business N•me Ttil5 bus.ne st tS cOri· 011ng1 Co,,,rity on June 19
llustn.11 Ns.,.. This b1.111ne11 ls con. 1992. lt•I•'"'"' ducted by! I n lncllvidiJat Orang'e County on June 26, St•l•m•nl ducted by 1n lno1v,duel 1992 llllJ'Plll S1•1•m•n1 ductld b"f: In lnctlvldull FS34t43 The Fotlowlng persons The 111glst1en!{1) com-1992 The FollOV.lng pE11sori5 Tl"l1 1eg110af"lt[S' com· F535282
-The Following pefsons Ttll regl1tr1nt(s) com-Publl1hed Newporl •re oolng .builna1111: menc:lcl lo l1ansac:1 .bus/-F53112)8 ait doing busl!"\e~s as: menct1:1 ro 1111n~ac:1 Dus,-Pi.bliSfiecl r.ewport 811.th-AQ.VISQR Ml dolrig bus1nns ••: ;:.encld nJ0 1;~nsa,~A tbuL JI-a11ch·COsla Mesi Oaltv RITCHIE ASSOCIATES, n .... , und&IN lhl Flc:tit,rous Publish1d Ntwpor1 BelCtl· BLUEFIELD ASSOCIATES Th1nk1ng ol ha"Jng ' C?S\.I •.1111 Oa1ty •Pilot
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CORONA COSTA MESA 2 12 4 NEWPORT NEWPORT
DELMAR 2 122 BEACH 2 109 BEACH 2169 $1821500 NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 Large Bdrm•. 1eA. Greit Buy, Won't List! VALUE! B••ut ••I• Molok•I. 2aA 2aA condo lg 2 2BR , BA DUPLEX, Fantastic'. NB. Summer wkl\I 3BR glan1 lamily yard, 5% 130" ol beach fronl, 2 car attattled g°aiage. patio, ca1port 5825 S8dO wk. $12!;.0 mo Down, mthly pym11 ol Lowest price 2£;j;R 2BA 6bd for the price ot 4. new names, $650,000 lite & •l"I, 1 bllt 10 mo. 675·9717 .!BR .;BA, nuge m'1s· yrtv 1 2~ 40lh S1 ~6-
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831·2242 gar. Great galod e om· s330,000 3BR ZBA Dplx new Gt¥t• ! ~ lt.;~.{"~::': Aecer>llY remoaeleo
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c•,p•ts, windows, ERA S1e rling WALK TO THE BEACH! NEWPORT PEHIHSULA ~ft:o~a~01m61~:'· a~';· 4BR 2 ' .a a corioo. '11.1 ~llct:ien, '""batha. Jus11 ___ a_•_e-_s_oo __ •__ Meoll•rranean COfldo. Npt Beach Stu $850 Brlgtlt & c:lean 4BR w/ 'fEARLY·WlNTER.SVM\tE~ 51850·"'°' 720•1553 paJnl & cpl w ·o, gar,
Uke buying • new PENTHOUSE Balboa Bay Club , vi1w! 2BA lam1!y nm , B1111oom 10 4 ~Groom , ~~==~=~==' l-"•c•=•=OO'-'m0o~·c•o'c'c·'='~'o0:... Uk• reson ~vlng. Styf. F Shld Unlum S/lld 1: home· PLUS •••um• lsh 1bC: loaded w/ w/h p lc. S2200fmo. um. ' Hts 3BR 3BA 5 1 350 WALK 10. De.:Jctt ocean
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..,,, SG14,900 c:ount8fs,·"autted~ll· (<OOL)$158,900 Baltioa Bay Club l·o~-~,-~"P~-~·L 675 4912 W 0 khup, Ip. no pet g:Jr, i e nnls, pool.
C 21 EMERY c ean ronl roper1y. ~ 760-1713 or 857-1776 2 3 • lngs, 2 1kyt!ght1. plan-ERA Aifferty & Lloyd Lido l•I• 2bd 51850 1500 sq h, 3BR 2BA, Sl49S yrly 64 • 890 84M485 talion shutters, plush l'lull'IS555 apt, liplc plf\. road. Alf amen. lg pvt, very oelUK& 2,Br ca1pet. Oon't miss 11\ _.,,. Winter 5 2,000 mo.1 -~-~~=~~-·I 2Ba w 2 ms!• s ulles.
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1BR lBA Cabo Dot REDUCED! *38R 2\?Ba lwnnse on !or lease Priv a1e bttl, 53000 mo 631 2032
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condlUon. Features s1udy, 2...,Ba, 3 lg bal· !urn baylrnt fntd yd, 51225 mo+-JtO Lido Park Or. Live Nr The Ocean!
' kl • b " 1 .. S600 a e p. 642·9666 tie entty, t., ah. con 01, .. uge er1try SUMMER 1..::::::..::.::::..:::..:.::::..:_l ::;;;-;;:;;;;;;~-:;:;;;;:-;~I Completely remodeled w/romen lub. Wonder-c1yrd. 1oc svs. new H 1 HI 3BR h •W. Newpo r1 $leP• 10 BR p I" RENTALS AVAILABLE * p • twn SO, beacn, 3 BR, patios, 1 en .. ouse. g31ea lul loce11on ln •&eurily paint. Op•n Hou•• frplc, s rigl gar. pallo. w D. !urn. uni s 1425 c:omm w oool & 1e,,.
gated c:o mplex w/eJI Fri,• S•I & Sun Walerlront Homes very nice, 322 09!e St. mo. Bier 642•3850 nis. SIOSOmo Ag\ 1ne amonl1!es. Welk to $595,000. 9 Vlenn• Inc;. Realtor• S99S/mo 947.7540 854-5809
be1c h & Harb our \la lenlfne Pro perties, 1,,-,.,--,,,--,,----,,,-c-:: I o;;;;;-,;;;r-;;;;;;;~-;;;;;;;;1 0-,,,:;--;;::::-:;;::::-;:::::::: sho pping. 111 time Joyce , 75g.7959 e31·t 400, 7eo.3eoo Be1utUully 1emocfeled 3BR 2BA house, quiet LUX Ba~vlow Terrace
buyers nurryl 14991~-,''""'~~-~---L 873•8 900 38R 2Ba, 2 car gar, lg neighborhood. No (near Ea!\Dluff) nea1
$134,500 Height• Beyvlaw Lg yerd , "2 Broadway smk1/peta. $18SO. Sml new, contomp house. A StllCapt Steel!! ERA Sterllng 101 wJth older nome. $1650/mo. 121-111 8 fa mUy only. 631-8196 2BR 2BA, corner, up.
P "·-• do 1 11 1 Go•geous oay & ,.,..,, ... on or rs 846-5004 grades, Intl yQrd C:'1re, llme-Duyere & lnves·/--=.,,-c..,~"'7,..--1 Oc•an view. Asking E••tslde 3BA 2Ba, 3BA. 2BA, 2 car ga1, sec.. 5 1550. 7so.8045 tors _ 2BR, 1.758A, Tribe Size!! $675,000 OMC. Agen1 Ch•rmlng 2 ·•torv hug• yard, pets ok. P""' vard. remodeled.1 ________ _
w/new peJnl & ol1nd• Well malnlained <liBR, 850-1220 C•P9 Codl3Br 38•. i1325 mo. A~. Carey 2::111 Redlands DriYe LUKUry Condo !
attached gar. Com-3BA, Humboldt Island Yearl\I. lurn. Giirage, Waid 931·2242 $1650 mo. 64S-4852 Brana new lg $IUOIO
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2BR 18A, Ip, carp0t1
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yearl y. 1575-8040
CORONA
DEL MAR 2622
plex features •II tne Hom• localed on w/d , 52100· 631•2032 l--~====--1==~~~~~-=-I unll toe: 1/4 ml 1o bch.
Gre•I slarte1 home on• em1niUe1. Walk 10 huge corner lot, e11cel· • EASTSIDE Big Cain von C ondo, ncve' occup1ea. sep
R4 101. Owner wilt con-beach & Herbour lent l emlly n om1 B•c k Bai 28R 2SA. SlSOO.mO. bdrm a1ea, A. c, pool
sld11 lea1• opllon. snopplng. $169,000. tast•fully deco1ateo. Cozy 2BR ... Oen. Avall 8/1 121-1222 & 1ennls 589!:1. Ag1
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• 848-5004 wanl In a home 111 this • OceanJC•nyon "lews, ttrdwd Hrs. dec:ll'., /-~----~--/ 150, 111'131.A 1-~---~--~ SS 000 6& cust3BR38A.21plc•. country setting. s gso 3Ba, don, 52600/mo. L C d "
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C·21 EMERY Cute •• Cottage! price. 15· "4 lg• deck1, $2295. No No Pet•. 942-28,6 Chrlslln e . Agt10wn1 uxury on o .. ERA Sterl!ng, " 3 p U , • 0 723 '''' 0, 54•10'8 Vo M•le Ito-_,,,, 2 841-4485 No one lbove or 84S.5004 1991 Mobile Home In oel1. 72 .... 1565 29· n1 ... er11ty r. • .,.. •·• ""' 1---------
below thl1 2BR lown-/-~~"--'-C-'-',~~·I eKcLusl"' Park, Sp••-~~-----~1-~--~~~--•===~=-~~=·I pvt suites . Per1ecl 101
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540.000 or tr1d• '°' ?. 310.fi40-22•3
R1r111 ln thlt suoor 3
bdrm. poot home. Up.
g1ed1d lhrougnout
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home. Fie•h & bright Sell your home cl•ll 26R 28,., 2011.so. Sell your unwentod Newly painted & crpl, EAST BLUFF, 180" bay proresslonals Bla nd RENT
w/lrg window•. Sur· lhrough cle1slfled. S50K 16191727•1143 hems th• •••Y w1yl 2BR lBA w/lg yatd, view, 3Br 2V.Ba, dbl new. In galed, pool rou~•d Dy l•wn & 8425878 ~IRI ll1Wli~nt mooi. ~!:i~~cce'11r~~-~~a7~~1-gar, 690 w 18tn sr. ga,, recenllY: 1emod c:omm S 1375 Agt tl'iltlll.'.'.h flass;f~d-
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* Bulld•r Closeout
3BR :ZV.BA, Cap• Cod
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upg1ades throughout,
lrenc:h d oor1 to pallo,
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POOi, W/O, no .,.... _""!S760~~No~""!Pet~M0-~:-:2:-:4H~ 2":..:"'!-y~' _ -St:JIO/mo -.... no 640-8362 Cell Debi Ma-t Kitchen ...,...., glaM ~8038 Oil..._ .. -. -.., --"• ~ T w/chrom. w/I chaire. ·~ Pvt. Piiio, • Gar _. ' 2600 S", 4 6"1cM, DrlwerJCeurler P • French Provincial 1921 & .... i..i--..Ls..,.. Cozy 6tudl0, MOO. Cute 28.A..JP. Fol-up door, DWM Meka altredve AM Shih, Provide l ll'.-.1.\ ~11 S\ -''•-'I
Move-In
SPECIAL!
... __ ,,.....,..,.._ BA 1175 2BR ~ f9m9le IO ahare OMV, over 21, lrvlne dr .. .., Ii matching a•• Cnllw ... ~~1!!P.:~~ ... -----~-"'I 1 -.ou.. . H J . 129 Tetmineil, l'OU•Da Ceebllel ,_.... ocean ffont Area. Roger 957-oH1 might atanda W/mlrror, oond, twn 9fttl,
upper 1100. Burr Wy 540-8362184e-0811 on Balboa P9Nnaula aaam. In eacch~ '°' Stereo cabinet. alpa I. Mollva1 GOOD LIU'A' ON! Whit• Alty 176-4830 ..... _.4•t
1 llDROOll
Pool, apa. ~~ ftln.AKa MN t U ._.,.,_.,
'*Larve & sharp 2BR as. upper, d/W, lg
cloaata, verta, gar
M30 No Pet 840-24915
~.:i.:; •---==--~---~-1500 S/F, 3 c;ptC.. 2 on 111. ca1t en..ttt1. o ccu1ona1 lght PVT POIT OFFICE --...., MOii obo $200 UPP l'ONGloeuN overhHd dra, 1 n1 l'OUNDe Qoldon .... he>UaftMplng. baby· FfT ~. Ottlc• work, Older wooa De9ll i Lg 2BA 1Yt8A town-Mual aacrlflce thl• Whittler, CM 48//SF. trtewew. teth a Mon-alltlng. Sa~~ry _PG• phone•. Friendly & r• Chr 190 Open to View
hooM, lndry rm, d/W, 3BR 3BA view prop w/ 640-9352 •-C 1 M alble. 497.-.. annn-'ble. ••""r. Mon-on •... .,.._,.....,'"'_ ...... tam rm, amall down, rov-. oa a .... __.... ..,,.. ...._ .. --patlo2A~:~Urtn take ovw paymenta. N.W iAOPi 7_1000 Jutv I . Call l60-1213 Fri. N.B. 842~
Mt-.1<1 ll\'..,111--.t-
I Sl'l I 11 ,\
SK.I l\tl\I.._, 11
t •• GLAaTllOll CENTAUR MGMT $7491<. Prudential Npl IQ ft unite. Roll up or &45-A47 LNm the trawl bu8'-RECEPT/IECY
642·22a8 or &31·2725 Realty. •7:1-7300 doora. 0r .. 1 Ptac:entla Lolf on .lutw 4th 1 nt & el Active, Newport Real ---------1 •Smalf 1BR cottage, •·L-1_0_0_""'1s'"'L""E,,.-"""tu"""ll,...y~l-um-St. IOc. Alao atore fmt "Cuervo" a Golden ::-U :"11 ~ d ~av Ettat• Office ha• am• yard, ITplc, utlla Lg 1 br w/Walk-ln 1Br .• Utll, gar Incl. ratall & olc. Start at Relrelver, male. thin •n• • an • on •Tool •• for Small P.rk•Settln"!I pd, 338 E 20th St. closet carport clOM I 1 SG9&/mo. Agl '5G-1220 looklng, verv friend"'. agency. 14815. New Imm• d . o P' n Ing. Size truck, thick gage
MISI' 1,111" 1 90HP. Merc/ctul
O. Open Bow T
Sun-Top, Trailer,
ol 11orage. Great
Boat In excellent
ditlon (10 peraon
paclty). 110,500 cau (714)148-1571
• 1775/mo. 548-1627 to t>e'ach & 65 twv S785/mo yry. per• PleaH cat1''owner ~ clua aW11ng. Phones, PC, 10 key, iteel, Must Selll S60 With Ocean & Sunaet ~~~~--~=--:-~ $550/mo, n 2-4eo5 ' ~·no peta 173-0837 •7 .. ·-"" 714-1413411 etc. Aak tor Kalhryn 754•1262 vlewa. Nice 1BR w/lolt Yt Off t at mo. E'alde --'"'""""~~....,..---'COOK! 28R Apat1ment, --(714) 873-7300 ...--=.-:-:-:---:-""'!'1:----
S895. Child OK. No 18R 1BA w/nu mini/ Love~ 19R Courtyard 2 Yra New, Avg $637/ LOSTI Male Black La-I BUY Antlquee,
Peta. 931-e107 crpte 1560, 2BA 1BA, aettlng. Gated. Pool. mo For 181 1 Month• brador w/Whlt• apot. Rtctptlonlttllec'y Lempe, Glau
utJI pd. $850/mo. HUD aecurlty. A1k •bout On Out S~lalll. can Short & atoc:ky. Loal FfT, small ofllca. were~1 &Puntllure
Welcome. Avl now. S~lalal M2 .. 8U NOWll 714-650-3310 e-e-12 In the Ylclnlty of I'...... ............... phonea, lite typing, 94 .. UH
&42·94501 975-USn. 181h & Placentle. to John Wayne TeMla computer a>ep. helplul/ 57' Chrla-Cralt
~All.1101\HIJS 70
Townhouse •1YI• apt, ~1-:B'::IAl'"":o,...up"""="1e-x-,-=M~ld'"'-C=-o-,ta~ Move-In lpeclllll Wl!:STCLIFI' i850 Cotta Mau. Blue Club, can re-ule, wlll train. 642-2431 Queen or Parlor Palma, yacht, turn-key
3Br 2\l!iBa, encl ga. Me ... Yard, garage, 2 & 3BR TownhomHI 2BR, 2BA, flfeplace, woven collar. PIN•• 1850. 864-9480 -~~-~--~-• 5·8 leet tall. S20 ea, S175,000 or trade
rage, w/d hkupa, pvt Good locl .... •.7•97 ~I. 846-3679. 1 t28 StctufP1uroll Herb 'plants 80 kind• equity In home b.cky d I wuhar/dryer hook-up. -.., d h • I p u a I I n d Great E>enactallon1 Uf• • • s1 Lilac 674 9422 ar • poo • apa, Hand Roe AAA Big Monaumakerl .--Looking tor ogranlzed, ea, • condo. 310.640-22 2233 Fairview Rd. No •mot<era. No peta. NiWLY Dl!:COMTiD ~ -, "Bonzall." R•WARDI Time Executive Mem-d 11 1 d 1 1 $1070/mo 548·7001 $825/mo 646-1105 $4·5K cash Income (714) 850-4532 or 80().. bt1hp, lnflnltety trana· ala -or ent• nd. Shade. Pine, Cypress WIND8URl'l!:R C 2BR, fncd yd. Wtr pd. poaalble Wffkly. New-748-8221 uk for Anita ferable S850 723-1114 vldual to work In a trees, 15·gallon, $20. plete. Xlnt cond, 38R 38A 636-4120 9-5PM est rage. Areu for fast paced general 1-gallon plants, St 754-1262 i200 Ol'F GOLi'
COUR81E Vlmw
Lg 1 ·2BR 1 BA, new
carpel. Nr bus, K·
Marl, mkt S580-S715
642·2288 or 831·2725
FROM $"5 . 2194 Placentia 1755 Shr Mobil• Hm on Lido sale cheap. FT/PT. No Loats 2 Hallow gold Br-N••D TO 81!:LLI construc\lon firm ull· Wisteria SlO. 874•9422 Parle Or, pvt rm/BA, aelllng. Call 24 hrt. acletta, Emerald Ring, Newport Beach Coun-llzlng MS Word & ~--~~~~'."""""':"' All malr suite•, •P•· SPACIOUS 2Br 2Ba, furn, $400 Before 2pm Krlaly 1.80()..769-5818. Garnet Ring, Pearl try Club Golf Memb•r· computerized payroll Sm nu frig $85, Deak
cJous, frplcs, W/0 , pa· •••l•lde. S850/mo. or alt 6pm 673·5100 Ring, lnatamallc Cam-ahlp 844-0204 on IBM PC. Heavy $40, Sola Bd S15,
lloa, •ome garagH. DfW, garage, backyrd.i~5,_u_n_n_y_p_o_o""'1""'a1'"'d,...e_r_m-w"""~t:7'h PAY PHONES• era Kodak, Pulaar phones, respon•lble alove top ~9·7892
MAlllNt·. S I H'S
DOCKS 711:
Close lo bch & major No peta. 632-4808 th Ba, pvt entr, w/d. Poaalbl• S900 Wkly Quartz Watch, Panda for bidding docu-Techlronl• 544 0... •Newport ••
ahop•. 2BR 2BA S895. Pool/kl1ch prlv: Neer Income • Invest. Req. Coln & Chain, 3 gold men11/plan•. lmmedl-cllo•cope· Rodine Mooring up to E~'c,!~:0~!~1 xii Vlctorll P1rk Apt1 occ. Fem non-smkr. 1-300-741-4311 neck plecH aten1ofenlng. Newport hard disk 2·omeg: twn North Channel,
Cond. 271-c 16,h Pl. 714-722·7505 S400/mo. 966-0510 -""'s""' .. '="'•c~K~R~O~U::-::T.::E=--RmwARDll Ce •. S25K. bed• complete: •••r· 645-6081 evening•
..... For the return of any (7t4t780-A50 else bike, 548·3073 ....___ S700 No Pet 844-0452 Attracilv• 1 Br Ideal tor $750/mo. 1Br unlum on For Sale. S650. of the plecH, plea" t~8~::J.~ S"t'95" m
•1BR, frpl, d/W, patio, .. nlors. Pvt patio, Npl Island w/garage, + w~rr. · call Ma-t37e Window Cle•ntr TRADITIONAL
45
, Sall, narrow
pool, encl gar. No walk lo everything. w/d . Call 714-34C'r 1-8 74 .. 7747 LOIT1 Celloe c ••. 1 ... --------, Exp'd only. High rlH lalln a lequln•d 1450 mo 782·2
pets. S695/mo. Bay 1875/mo. 546-9081 4808 alter 5 & wknda HouH 10 ahare 2 blks -""'v"".-n-d""l""n-g-,:R"'"o-u""t'""e_:_ Female, lut ...,. July Advertising rHldentlat 840·2864 Whit• Wedding Dress --..,,,.,.,...--~~-t
Timber Apta. 642-7142 EAITSIDE *2BA $750* from beech on Bal· For ••I•. Earn a 2 In Eaatblulf. Any Info INSIDE SALES :~:-0;~9 :~:; 6~~5:; Claa~~PN~o ::~.
•2BR Duplex w /eld• 2BR, bullt·lnt, d/W, lrg boa Penln. s4001mo. steady cash Income. PIH•• can 644-0270. Ive m•g albl• llv•aboard.
rd quiet, angl sty, gd patio, garage. No •1BDAM $600• Av'I 8/I . Bob 873•8960 1·800-853-8363 Loetz o...... Ter-(7t4t e3t
area, gar, W/0 hkupa. peta. 645-4319 FrJg, ctsllwaJu, atova PROMONTORY PT• tol•• College Park • The Vallr Piiot
$795/mo 947·7540 R•STSID• Incl. No pelt 645-4855 Share 2Br 2Ba, ocean Princeton Drive, , __ ,_ currently has a lull --•
-
5 1 11 ltl ........... time Inside sales po-Please be aware that •3BR 1 ~Ba, lg bal· Beck Ber •2BR 1BA, UPPER OR v ew, a amen es. In your Shrub• & Gar-altion avalltble In the llstlnga In thl• cat·
cony, •mall pet ok. Cute 1BR, W/O hkup, LOWER. N••r Hoag S700/mo. 673,..eE>OS den, He Uk•• to Hldel the Classified Adver· egory may require you S995/~ Agt, Carey backyd $565 No pits Hosplt•I. S775/mo. Shr 2B8 r loft. 2 full Want $800,000 short PIHH Raturnllll RE· Using Department. lo call a 900 number
Ward, 8:P1·2242 M5-t931 •ft4pm 645-7476 baths, CdM custom 2 torm second on 114 WAROlll Call anytJme In which there Is a
sty lite/airy hm w/gar ap1s. New 1•1 only 556-8290 II you can bring ua charge per minute. .......
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
$800 mo. 723-5273 $3,000,000. 675-2868 •~L"'"O"'""'i:"lf=-1-:i,-e-e-=1~P~o'='"1n-=e •ome sales experl·
81•m••• completely ence, a poalllva
declawad. Mlaalng phone 11olc1. high
July 7, In the vicinity energy, typing skills
of Larkspur In COM. and perslstanc• we
Call 673·9470 wlll provide you wtlh
Commercial
Real Estate
BUSINESS on·rcE
t'OH HENT 2769
MORTGAGES
T .D 'S 2918
New 8,000 SQ ft custom•=~-=-=-~~'"'""""--:--a frlendty atmo•· home on 6 ac. In Run-REMOVED from boat phere. room 10 grow
nlng Springs. Value on Npt Beach moor· and the training to
$1.000,000, $760,000 Ing called "Yesterd1y" make you succesa-
Bartender Tr1lntt1
Needed, earn up to
S150 dally, salary +
tips, lull or part time-.
2 wl< training, women,
men 21 or older. Call;
B00-532-8222
DOMESTICS ~~40 ln equity, trade for between July 1 and fut. MEASURE YOUR SKILL 19TH & POMONA well 1easoned truat Juty 3. "C.C.", a amau
1200 sq ft otc/Whse deed. (310) 840-2243 grey fem kitty 9 mo•.
Nannw Wantedl
Irvine, live In or out
M·F to care for ono 6
mo. old. Light house·
work. Non·amkr, some
English preferred.
Must have reference•.
Both vulnerable. South deal..
WEST
NORTH •• Q A78
O Q.J96 3
•K.18 2
EAST
•982
Q 4,3
• K Q .J 10 8
Q Q 10 8
0 A 8 2 •&• 0 I( 10 8 7
• 10 8 6 3 SOUTH
•A 7 6 3
Q K.J962 0 4
•AQ7
The biddinc:
Soulia W•& I Q I~ I Q P ..
p._ P ..
North Eut
2 0 PaM
f Q PaM
Openinc lead: Kini or •
Here'• another opportunity fbr
you to test your akill.. Cover the
Eut-Weat handa and decide how
you would play four heart.a after the
lead of the lrini or spades.
If you won the ace of 11padee,
ruffed a spade and cubed the ace
and. k;inc or heart.a before •tarti.ni on
cluba, you have not looked deeply
eJ>Ol.llh into the situation. ~ the
carda lie, Weat will Nff the third
club and take two apadet and• dia-631-3608 old, In hel!t & needing
mood to defeat you. . •---------Private party to sell shots, weaiing break·
Let'a try a different i.ck. If, after 300, 720, 3738 S/F FTO. 50'1(, LTV. 10% away collar w/bell. L11 -·n:--•.:r:· you came to band 1008 S/F. 1617 West· Int. 5 yr note. S90,000. menage 645-0201. I ..... ..,. cliff, NB. Agt 541·5032 No Broker•. 548-2948 cannot live w/o her.
with a c to ruff another epede, lj~iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii then caahed the ace or bearta. 11 croaeed b.c:k to hand with another
high club to cub the kine of hearta,
10 triob will roll in unleN the diatri-
bution ia moat unkind. You will be
defeated only in the unlikely event
that F.ut started with a aix-card
spade suit and Eut can overrutr the
third spade, or trumpa split 4· l.
Even better technique is to win
tbe fint apade, cub the ace and
king or heart.a and, leavina • ttump
ouutanding, start running the
clube. A defender can ruff a club, but
there's atill a trump in dummy~
take care or one or your spade loeen,
and another goes on the fowtb club.
The eold •tar goea to t.hoee who
found yet another approecb. Allow
Wett to win the tint spade! Ruff the
apade continuation (no abift m.altes
any difference), cub the ace of
heart.a and lead a heart to the jack.
Be.ides being the moat elepnt line,
it guard.a apimt Eut. baviq •tart.-
ed with four trumps and loeea only ·
Weat wu dealt u.actly aix apadea
and two trumps to the queen.
UPTO seoo
PER MONTH * NO COl.lECTIONS *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
To join our team,
send ,¥our resume or
come In and ttll out
an application
DAILY PILOT
330. W B•v St.
Coat• Meaa, CA
82827
Attn: Cl•••lfl•d
Manager
ASSISTANT
EDITOR
Call 72 .. 7845
Merchandise
APPLIANCES t>O 11
Oa1 Stove, apt. •lzo,
5 years experience good condition. S75.
wrlltng. edtling, lay· 957·1611
outs, Oreat Job. ~~------:--1 Send clips. layouts Washer. gas dryer,
ASAP to Daily Pilot. while. greol cndtn,
330 W. Bay SI .. Co•la =S-=3~95:-l_b_ol-:-h...,. ~6-45_-0_7~=1-
Mesa 92627. Whlrlpool Heavy Duty
Auto Route Washer/Cryer like new
The Independent has 5500• GE Relug Xlnt
route• 1vallable In ~C-:o-:nd_. -:'-2-=00~644--:-_1_5-=°"~1 Huntington Beach and Whirlpool Rerrelg. Top
Fountain Velley. Freezer. $75 OBO.
Wodnesday n lghlt 673-7080, 675-608~ only -No collecting.
MtJSt have depend·
able auto. Insurance FURNITURE 6014
and vahd driver's 11. Almoat New Twin
canse, C•ll Mike Bed, Including frame.
Wllev (n 942-4333 headbOar<I, & 2 night
CASTING IMMED! 1tands 5200 721 •0645
Extras needed tor Beaultlul Pastel printed
films, commerclalt & couch tor •ala. Excel·
TV Earn up 10 S200 lenl condition, like
p er dayl No exp now. Chaise lounge, 2
d whtte w1iahed oak end needed. Call to ay tables w/brass/glau & 81 8-583-2021 matching cottee table
PETS &
ANIMALS t>O·rn
•POODL• Tea Cup,
reed. 6 Iba, male, AKC, 1 ,; yra old S300.
252·8405
Cock•poo Puppy,
adorable fluffy blonde,
shots. $150. 985-4716
PERSIAN KITTENS
For salo. Superior
qual. lovlng, pedigree.
Good home. 536-1692
West Hlghland Tertlera
AKC, 7 weeka
434.9397
BICYCU;s 6060
Moving: Mu1t Stll!
Uke New, apeclali2ed
Rock Hopper & bike
rack. Paid SGOO sacrl·
llce (" $350 obo.
M•ry 548°8810
TICKETS 607~
'88 •MW 3281, 4
5 apd, white w/bl
Int, Mint Cond.
records. MUST S
511 ,500 686-75
alter 7pm
BUICK HO:J
'82 Le Sabre 4 dr,
ver, A/C, P/S, P
good transportatl
car. S1995 673-151
'73 REQAL, 61,
mll••· good mot
Asking SIOOO OB
54a-3020
CHEVROLl-:T 904
'92 Z28 Crvt eng, I
blu met, 111\r aea
Hollywood Bo wl 4 Box stereo, Must Sell! B
seats, res. parking Fri Olforl 842-0806
July 11. Mel Torma.1'c=-a""te_b,.....,rl'""t-v......,•""8,.,5,...,......,v""'
Peggy Lee & LA Phlll. AM/FM, charcoal gr
$200. 7141955-9195 runs well. S2,750.
TV. ELECTHONICS,
STEHEO f!OHO
722·8093 or 668-91
t "EHtlAIU ~Wt>'
50" PROJECTION TV. '84 Mondl•I Rad.
M111ub1Shl, Ilk• new. owner, 25,600
Moved, didn't 11r. New $42K/obo 546-5597
$3400.1111 SM. 72J.0871
Garage
Sales
NEWPOtn
BEACH ti 169
Oerae• Sele Sat &am, 2142 Vista Laredo.
The Blullsl E'Blulf/
VtSal del Oro
Transportation
t'OHD 907:
'83 LTD •rougha
AJC, P/W, 36t< orig
great cond, $4000/
721·9828
'89 PROBE LX 2.
22,200 ml, Loade
Main! & MPG H1ttot
Factory Manual
Never seen snow
1al1 water. Belo
wholesale at S8,49
650-2390
HONDA 9081l TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CALL 642·4333 Chlld C1re Director Will sell separately or
Looking for loving & as a set. S800 tor all,
motherly Child Care sacnt1clng, must ••Ill
OlreC1or. Call Nanc y 642-4321 X335 days,
'BOATS 7011
84 Honde Civic
Halcht>ack, 2·Dr, A.
1om1he Silver. W
maintained, gOOd co
dlllon. 52650. C
3t0-83 ... 2t5
ACROaa
1 Foutl retln
8 Greek letters
10 "Anna Ind
1~.l<lt19 of
14 o.n... -15 Strong Wind
11 Unemc>loyed
17 Command
18 Au1ter1
19 Orderly
20 Want
22 T l'\iCll P8r1
24 Enjoy l>Ootll 26 NFL pl1yer
27 Go._.,
31 Scull
32 Mat1Ke
33 Some PGA
tourneys
35 Margin
38 Double av-i• 39 Conyeyed
40 Feat1119
occUlon
41 Mooee'•
coutln
42 ExprteMd
utonlahment
43 -orange 44 Perehed
45 Harahe9t
47 Reeulll 51 Couple: var
52 Remembered 54~
58 Metric unit
59 And others
2 3 I 4
17
20
32
41
52
I
81 Follow 82 Ught Ian
63 Regu1111on
64 Med!Qnel
ptanl
85 Comprehends
86~1ut
87 F"orNt units
DOWN
1 In the MCtc
2 A la -
3 -de Boulogne
4 SYrround
5 Bugle call I Humpty Dump-
ty, e.g.
7 Pa.try
8 P'Mudonym
9 Dl""'•ICe bet..an
muaiclll keys
10 Opera ttar.
e.g.
11 Perfect
12 Ha-Ang wit191
13 Length unit
21 Attention
23 Meedows
25 Become
weakened
27 "Auntie -•·
21 Popular
per10l'I
29 Mope
30 Betglan town
34 FlnilMcl
35 T.ik medly
34 Corllca Ind
St. Pierre "
5 7
844-0050 Ext 1 9. or 842-8622 evoa
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BfACH
13' 8oaton Whir w/lrlr,
lmmac, xtraa, 1 5hr nu
40hp Yamaha, cvr
S67-00 673·8847
BLACK LACQUER DIN·
:...--------" ING TABLE. 2 leavH, For Ad Action ts ma1cn1ng chairs. -~1~4,..,, a=a-r-:t"."'"in.-,-=c'"'a-rw""'•~
HYUNDAI 9090
XL 'GL8 '87, 5-apd,
door. A/C, car alar
pull-out stereo S2,99
OBO 931-28• t
37 Beer
ingredient 39 Fightart
40 L.andtcaper
42 Pflson· Brit
43 L ... 1 distant
.. Detective.
ateng
46 LO(Mlon'a Old
8 9
4 7 Htnll•lnga
48 ... -lldan•
49 Frighten
50 Fl>ted liOhl
53 ML Evant
55 Slave of otd
58 Deeert mound
57 OcMr1S
80 Went llt9t
r.t Talk: SltJttaria .. inatinrtlnly
-•tnlMttl larp ulaala, npttially
hene. lee utlw" an Nld to "hne •
way" wit1' cats. C.pricom indivldu.ale
cu al_, alwa11 ,.1.1c anttdottt
.._, a .... tlwy Iliad when young.
T .. ,.. ,...... aN uJtn·eeneltlvc
~·· ...... _..of .. , ........ t
pit for 5«erp6e ._Id M dot or cal
Mn ~ A.rift. Ca11ccr utivn
....W M t.appy with s.glttarlus
klttn. A4..n• ... wo.ld Make fine
pet•ce•,.•l•n for Vlr30 n&tlvc.
W .... MplaJ-•pd1
AAJIS (March 21-Apnl 19) Capn·
com lftOOft hl1hll1h1s 1wa,..flftl of ul·
H._ pu Fofttgn v1~tor ,..t11t1 in-
for111allon conttrn1ng Frc•nch Ind•·
pcndcntt D•)' Full Moon co1nc1dtt
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SCOllPIO (Oct 23 Nov 21 ). PIPOple
a,. drawn to you with q\lfttiont, prob·
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Gee prom1tet ln wliting. check 1igna·
lures Rel.it1n piay• vat1t unannounC'fd
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