HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-08-11 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • Cood morning! Do you know the
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1) smoking
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~: ~. Fruuy, Studt-nt MtWfl OF COMMUNITY
JOURNALISM
T•llllY, -.111, 1892 Winner of 51 journalism awards in 1992 25 cents
Frisco: What a
long, strange
trip it was
I just wanted to make sure
my daughter, Kellie, was
safely housed in San
Francisco.
And it all seemed so
reasonable. We would simply
pack the canary yellow Ryder
truck with my 25-year-old
daughter's belongings and move
her from San Clemente to San
Francisco. Once there she
would temporarily join her
f ricnd Carol Ann in a
month-long house-sitting job.
And though her fri end said
the aged-house was being
refurbished,
we naively
believed it
would act :lS a
comfortable
haven while
the girls
scouted for a
permanent
residence.
Perhaps I
should have
sensed
calamity ahead Reporter's when just a
Notebook mile from our
home we made
a pi t stop at the grocery store.
Kellie and I had led the way in
her car while my fr ie nd Steve
followed in the well-packed
moving van. As my daughter
climbed from her car, she led
out :i loud gasp. Steve had
forgotten to clo c the pull-down
door in the back of the truck.
Immediately envisioning a
string or clothes, kitchenware
and furniture lining the busy
boulc\aJd, we were grateful to
find all her treasures still
crammed securely in the
vehicle.
Weathering that first storm,
we (oolishly thought all was
behind us. But th:u notion
evaporated when, several hours
later, we pulled up in Cront of a
faded clapboard house m a
rather seedy part of San
Francisco.
Glancing through the
window, I quickly noted the
stained mustard carpet ripped
from the floor and st:icked in
the front room. The wooden
floors underneath were grimy
and chipped nails popped up
from the floorboards.
And whatever charm the
vi ntage house may have held
was quickly whis~cd a" ay in the
stench emitting from the floors~
Evi.dently, the former owner
was not into cleanliness.
T rying to make th e most or
the situation and regain
some calmness. Kellie and I
decided to overlook the
dinginess, lingering aroma and
undesirable area. After all, she
and Oirol Ann were already
formulating plans for a quick
move.
But that temporary optimi sm
was shaucred when we found
out about the MURDER.
As Carol Ann explained, up
until about two months ago, the
house was owned and occupied
by a heavy drug user. The
owner had been hiding a fellow
"druggie," a person who was
apparently on someone's hit
list. Late one niaht, two bad
guys broke into the house intent
on .. getting" the druggie. But
the ~e was waiting at the
-top cl tlie stairs armed with a
shoccun. which he proceeded to
fire unchecked. When the
smoke ctcarcli, one mnn lay
dead at the bottom of the
stain.
And that would explain why
one square piece or old
linoleum lay next to the stair's
bottom.
0 0K/' l safd arabbing my
dauahter and heading for the
door. "it's time to go home."
But I had f oraouen that
Kellie and Carol Ann were both
capable, sensible and educated
youna women. Carol Ann
assured us that the house wa~
secure with new locks and bolts
aad that there had no
disturbances in recent weeks.
She alto said the police •plarly mailed the area. Both
lirll MIUnd • -and
themleMI -they woutd bo
mcMftl IOOft,
S.. SCHEREMll' .....
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Popular nightclub gets OK for expansion
....,. Council votes to approve extended hours, extra pool tables, a patio and dance floor for Lucy's Bayside
Bar and Grill. Meanwhile, a proposed ordinance to limit basketball playing at all city-run courts is amended.
l}pc ot ope ration.'' Luhon told the counl:ll
"H )OU gi\C us a chance \4C c::in ha\c one of
the'bc~t opcrauoni. 1n r-:c\\ pan Bea-.!,.."
And she got he r dwkc.
By Tony Oodero
Stall Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -Surrounded by
supporters, Lucia Luhan and her family
scored a victory Monday night as the City
Council approved an extension in operating
hours, si.x pool tables, a patio and an extra
dance floor for her popular Club DBG
nightclub.
receiving complaints from police and some
of the residents nearby that the nightclub
was creating parking problems, serving alco-
hol to minors and playing loud music.
Police Chief Arb Campbell also issued a
report derailing numerous calls police hove
made to Club BOO. In one report, a woman
re~rcdly smashed a glass on a patron's
face. In another, a man was allegedly Mruck
in the face with a beer bottle.
But Luhan discounted the reports, assert·
ing thnt police have singled her business out
unfairly and sent surveillance teams of of·
ficers to watch her club from a nearby park·
ing lot.
"I ''ould like to :.l!e the coun .. it -.upport
this parnculJr elfon," )a1d Counc1lm.in
John Cox, ,,fio cited ''hat· he said "·•~
Luhan'i. c\celknt rcpututton u~ 3 rc-:-taur<.1·
tcur
The coun'11 \Otc:d "'·O to go :.ihead \\llh
th..: Planning Comm1~-.1on ·~ rccommcndat1un
to apptu\c! the pool tables. patio and d:in c
tloor .ind .1llow LuC) ·~ OJ)\ de: U.ir jl u
Council members took up the issue after
And while she acknowledged some ro''d)
activity had gone on at Club DOG, she a1-
tributed that to the ba r's grand opening that
attracted several hum.Ired people.
"There's a need in the community for 1hi'> See COUNCIUBack Page •
West Newport image
troubles city officials
~ Rowdy, drunken parties too common in rental-property
community. Council vows to clean up community.
By Tony Oodero
~'i I. ';;t
J\E\\ POR r 13£ACH -Alter
spending more thJn Sl00,000 to
clean up the e\ces~cs of Fourth of
July r1:H!lc:r:. in Wl!:.t Ne,,port, lit)
ofliciJh agreed Monda) th:it 11\
time to clean up the 1m:ige of the
part)· torn community as ''ell. ,
··sc:"pon Beach is a phenom·
enallv su<:cc:.-.ful, attract1\e com·
mu nit),·· Cit) Manager Kc' in
Murph) told City Coun 11 mem-
bers Monda\'. "But l ha\'e con·
cerns that \Vest Ne"pon Beach i~
having problems sustaining that
image."
West Ne\\port residents Jnd ctty
officiols have long compbincd that
smce the area is teeming with
summer renters it becomes ripe
with parties and drinking'.
Uut Murphy said Bnlbo:i lsl:ind
and the Peninsula had similar
problems in the past and the rny
"as able to soh e them. J le vo" cd
to do the same in \\'c~t Nc,\port
In a report to the Cuy Council
Mondo). Deputy City Manager
Ken Dchno called for the forma-
tion of t\\O cofum1ttccs to sohe
\\ e\t !'.e" port " problem~.
On..: commlltec '~oulJ coiled
data .ind i.ln.11\ ze the '"uc~ l~cin..?
thl! area "h1ic the other ''ould
then mo~e r Jbhc poli y ~uggc--·
lion~ to the council
Council member" Ruthehn
Plummer anJ Joh ri Ci.,'< \\.lfll~ J
that W..:!>t ~I.\\ port\ prubkm~ ar
linked to th1. l.1rge Jmount of r1.:nt·
JI propc:rt) 111 the .ir1. :.t.
"The problem i~ )OU h l\C Jb,lUt
~5 percent ab::.entcl! J;inJl~rJ _in
\\e)t Ne\\port,'' .,aid Plummer,
"ho~c district reprc\Cnt' \\' ... 't
Ne\\ pc.>rt.
"And until you hJ\ e people "' ·
ing there ''ho arc -.onccr1cd bout
their propert}. }llU arc going to
h.ive problems." ·
Kc} among the 1.c ncern::. m
West Newport is Seashore Orn c.
\\-hich stretches from the S.irt:i
Ana Ri\.er Jell)' to 32nd sm~t:.
Dubbed the ""ar zone'' b\• ltx;.il
rcsidenb. the street 1 often teem·
ing ''llh cars, bikers. skatcboJrJ·
ers, pedestrian~ and surlcr~.
··The m:un issue h p.mot" !l:11d
Bill Schumann. \\-hu h.1s lh eJ .it
59th and Sea~hore for Jl:-out .; I
See IMAGE'llact Page
Driver robbed waiting for
tow truck on 55 Freeway
er got out of h1
\JO, br.10J1~h1.J
mandcJ mon1:'.
Ron Smith. ·
car. cntcrcJ h1.:r
j J.;nifc ::rnJ de·
a.:~ord1ng to Lt.
~~'D.il'(Pii<ll
Costa Mesa Police Department senior officers Tom Pipes, left, and Linda Matthews talk with
Jeremy Beecher and lee Shurtleff, both 6, while on bicycle patrol at Lyons Park in Costa Mesa.
..., Super Shuttle employee
held up at knifepoint while
shs waited in comf}any van .
By loriAnn Basheda
sun w r.tei
Smith ~Ju.I lhe t.liCT then r rn
bJck to hi car .rnd lkd \Outh·
bound on the co~ta . ~lc!IJ J ft:c;·
\\:l'..
By LoriAnn Basheda
SWI Wrut
P olice officers in Costa
Mesa have decided to
switch gears by patrolling
some streets atop a bicycle
rather than behind the wheel
of a marked car in hopes of
catching more criminals.
And so far, they say, the
inconspicuous alternative has
fooled at leasr a few felons.
Duriftl the city's annual Fish
Fry parade this spring, for
inst••· a police officer rode
right op to 1 snan smoking
marijuana and arrested him
before he knew what was
happening.
'1And that's part of the
aspect: Stealth," Lt. Jim Watson said. "People
don't expect police officers oa bikes, ':IJW-,':"
ride up to them before they even kno
there."
Watson said the department has also received
a lot of positive comments from the community
about the approachability of the officers.
''We're not so intimid:iting in short~ and golf
shi rts," he said.
I n the past, Costa Mesa
police have patrolled by bike
only at South Coast Plaza
during the Christmas holiday
season.
The patrol program became
permanent at South Coast
Plaza this spring when
department stores chipped in
to buy rwo bikes for the police
substation there.
Several months later,
merchants in downtown Costa
Mesa chipped in to buy the
department two more bikes for
patrol mainly on the West Side.
Costing close to Sl,000
apiece, the heavy-duty,
black-and-white mountain bikes
arc specially made for police patrol work.
. Watson said officers are required to complete
an eight-hour training course before bGllal
permitted to patrol on one of the bikes. 11ow to
get up and down stairs safely is one of the s~alls
they must learn. he said.
The bike patrol officers also carry the typical
equipment, including a gun.
COSTA MESA - A 24-ycar·
old \\OmJn ''hose Super Shuttle
van broke down on the Costa
Mesa rrce\\J) late Sunday told
police that a man who aw her
trandcd on the freeway pulled off
the rood and robbed her at knife.
point.
The }Oung driver said she \4as
\\oiling for a tow truck to armc at
obout 7·50 p.m. when a ne,~er
moJcl foreign car with no hcen'c
pl.itcs pulled up behind her on the
Co t:i ~ks:i Freeway just north of
the Orange County Fairground .
The \\Oman told poli~ the driv-
Eddie Smith, opcr.11ions man·
Jgcr for Supa Shuttle. s1id ~u .. h
an 10(1dcnt 1s rnre.
'·But thc'c :ire bad tame ," h
!>:lid. ''That\ "hy v.e a~k our drn ·
crs 10 l.l\ in the '.in \\Ith the
door!> kicked 11 the' brea~ J'"'\411
Smith s:uJ the dn.,,er .,ta)ed Ill
the \Jn, but lor~ot t(I rel k t11c
doors after her" pa,,cnger' \41,. re:
picket.I up by :ino1hc:r uper Shut·
\le.
According \\) ~rn1th, 11 1s the
compan}' (X)hC\ , 1mmei:h3tl'h
p1d, up on) P·'''eni 1.1' 'tr:rndc.I 11
See ROBBER '8aci hee
A penny saved... ,
. . is praise earned. Times are tough all O\ier a'nd some Costa
Mesa emplO)'eeS recognized that b gi"ing up their p.1~ incrcobeS
in light of tough economic times fa oo by th~ city Sff the
editori~I, page A 11.
~Financial healing .
Costa ~-based Abbey Healthcare 11nd t nanc1.il strength
'after going public as an over-the-counter \tOCk See page AS.
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Streetwise COMMUNllY EVENTS ·AUGUST 92 ·
lntel'Vl~S .ind photographs by lee Payne
• Ple.ue send il in writing· To pl~ an event, please
write: Community £vents, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627.
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Q: TODAY
7 :30 a.m. "'~rt Found11ion, "Earth Summit: Sue·
cess or hilure," <it Quarterdeck Room at
Balboa Bay Oub, 1221 W. Coast Highway.
Open to public.
noon
2
9
3 4
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f 0 I "'ff -....
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5 6 1 8
tf 2 f 3 f 4 15
!Asked at Orange Coast College in the quad)
Tuesd1y Talks, Newport Ha(bor M Mu·
seum chief curator gi~s free tour of current
exhibitions. 850 San Clemente Or. 16 11 18 f 9 20 21 22
(
Virginia Long
Costa Mesa
"The girls in
the underwater
swimming ballet,
they were great."
Mark Holder
Huntington
Beach
"I didn't watch
too much, but I
thought the best
part was when
the guy shot the
arrow to light the
Olympic torch."
Dawn Rose
Irvine
"When Nelson
Oiebl was
receiving his gold
medal (in
swimming) and
cried."
Glenn
Neumeister
Huntington
Beach
"Probably
when Carl Lewis
won the gold
medal in 'the long
jump for the third
time."
Grace Lam
Irvi ne
"The moment
when the British
runner pulled a
hamstring and his
father helped him
realize his dream
bv crossing the
tm1sh line (with
him)."
6:30 p.m. Balboa Sailing Assoc., American legion
Yacht Club, 2fS 1 Slh St., Newport Beach.
Organized sailing and social events (o, all.
S pm.
WEDNESDAY
New Member Reception, Newport Harbor
Area Chamber o( Commerce omce.
23 24
30 31-
25 26 21 28 29 v
2 p.m. Children's Play, "The lion. the Witch, and
the Wardrobe," presented by Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave. for kids S years or older.
TH URSDAY
7:30 a.m. , Marine Divison Breakfast, Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce at Balboa Bay Club.
6 p.m. Daily Pilo~'Hornblowtr 'Wet Wednesday library/Authors Night" bay cruise. Sold out.
6 p.m. Summer Jazz festival, Rob Mullin's All·Star Band, Neiman Marcus courtyard, Fashion Island. Free.
. FRIDAY ..
4 p.m. • Southern California Indian Center's 24th annual Pow-Wow, Orange County F;urgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa
10:30 p.m Mesa. American Indian dancing. singing. collectible art, food and ceremonies.
SATURDAY
Senior expo, good5 and services of interest to senior citizens on exhibiting at Oasis Senior Center's Senior Resources
h pos1tion, 800 Marguen~ Ave. in Corona del Mar.
9 a.m. · Southern California Indian Center's 24lh annual Pow·WfYW, Orange County Fairgrounds, 86 Fair Drive, Costa
10:30 p.m. Mesa American Indian dancing. singing. collectible art, food and ccr~monies. •
5:30 p.m. Newport Hubor 'Sl Cius Reunion, at Countryside Inn in Costa Mes.i. C.-.11 Dawn (Pierson) Guild at 545-5441 0<
0 1\illeAmburgey at SS7-654S for information.
SUNDAY
9 a.m.-Southern California lndi1n Center's 24lh Minuoil Pow-Wow, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 F1ir Drive, Costa
7 p.m. Mesa. American Indian dancing, singing. collectible oirt, food and ceremonies.
The high price of success
~ Costa Mesa companies have what it takes to push products to the top.
In my search for a few good s1ories last week, J
came across two small high-tech companies with
polential for incredibly bright fu tures.
These companies -Donmar Ltd. in Newport
Beach ond Irvine Sensors
high-volume, low-margin products, while Irvine
Sensors will make low-volume, high-margin
products on its own. Profits are expected to start
rolling in consistently by next year, and Irvine
Sensor!>' president, James
,..,
CIX
Corp. in Costa Mesa -
have both developed
exciting new technology
with potential for billions
o( dollars in future sales.
Still, while learning about
Donmar and Irvine Sensors
was certainly interesting, it
was also discouraging.
These companies
have spectacular
up-side possibil-
ities, but to me,
it's daunting
Alexiou, believes that the
company stands a chance to
capture a strong share of the
$100 billion-plus (annual
sales) integrated circuit
industry.
These companies have
spectacular up-side possibil-
i1ies, but to me, it's daunting
to consider what it took for
them to get where they are.
Editor's
Notebook
Donmar -a company
named after its owners,
Don and Margaret
Goedeke -has developed
an artificial-intelligence-
based optical se nsor that
can be used in
to con sider what
it took for them
to get where
they are.
Donmar has Don
Gocdckc's technical expertise
and Margaret Gocdekc's
ability to sell. I've always
sophisticated fire detectors and possibly many
other applications.
Don Gocdeke, a ret ired aerospace physicist, had
the imagination and scientific sm:i rts to come up
with the technology. His wife Margaret, a
commercial real estate broker and business
consultant, has the ability to find potential users
of the technology and sell them on the concept.
The Goedekes have already secured government
contracts totaling nearly S2 million in the la~t year
and a half, and they're bidding on several large
deals that could push them to the next level.
Irvine Sensors, on the other hand, is a publicly
traded company that has spent $35 million :ind tts
entire 12-year existence developing high-density
computer electronics and infrared devices. Just
last year, the company demonstrated that its
chip-stacking technology works, and earlier this
year, Irvine Sensors signed a joint development
agree.nent with IBM.
IBM will manufactllrc the company's
been lousy with science and
computers, and I cringe al the thought of trying to
sell anylhing. I suppose the latter stems from my
days as a Cub Scou r, Little Leaguer and band
member. It seems like "e always had to sell
somethin~ -from candy to oranges to key chains
to mag:wne subscriptions -and J ~rew to hate ii.
Archive also had tcchnic:il expertise, plus the
huge financial investment it took to see through its
experts' good ideas. l can come up with an
inventive idea once in a while, but l can barely
pay the rent, Jet alone pull together S35 million. l
even have an aversion to borrowing, so I couldn't
get rich on other people's money.
I wish Donmar and Archive luck in turning
their technologies into profits, but I'm afraid l
won't be able to join the companies' owners al 1he
local Mercedes-Benz dealership. l used to think I
could have a future as an entrepreneur, but when
even the success stories scare you away, it's
probably time to start getting along better with the
boss.
Tony Cox Is the business editor
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Costa Mesa
A Costa Mesa man was n rcsted for robbery SundaY. nl&hl after he allegedly y;inked a portable radio out. of
another local mans hands and ran. According ~o police
reports, Jose Ruiz-ESLrad:i, 24, grabbed t,he radio out or
the hands of Costa Mesa resident Eric ~ergum, 22.
while walking past him about Jl:J2/.m. 1n ihe 1000
block or El Camino. Bergum dialc 911 Ind police
round Ruiz-Es1rada in a nearby alley.
Newport Beach
An allorncy in 1hc 4600 block of MacArthur .reported
1ha1 someone terr an obscene message on his phone
mail. • In the 14 block of Rue Marseille, someone knocked a
lanlem-style lamp orr or a post and shallered it. • Someone broke 1hc barber pole 111 Corona del Mar Barber Shop, 3315 E. Coast Highway. • Marlin jigs and a tackle box \\ere taken Crom a bo:u
in 1he I JOOl>lock of Back Bay Dri\'e, • At Beach Laundry. someone broke into a soap ma-
chine and cleaned ii out off laundry detergent and
money.
Births
Hoog Memorlol Hotpltol
July 13
o l ane <ind Oougl.u Wise, Corona del Mar, girl
July 14
o C.Ula and Dennis Desmond, Newport Beach, boy
July 15
a Deborah and Chules Sutterfield, Newport Beach, boy
July 16
a Anne and Steven UY10n, Newport Beach, gui
July 17
o Leilani and Le~is Glenn, COSt41 Mcs.l, girl
o Krlstoi <ind Robert Apple, Newpon Beach, boy
July 18
a CMolyn and Robert Cambrli, C~ Mes.i. boy
o Cltherlne a net John Burton, Costa Mesa, boy
o Janel and Bruce Krochm.tn. Cost.I Mes.J. boy
July 19
o P<ilrida .-.nd ke\'ln Henderson, CCbt.l M~. girl
July 20.
o Belh <ind Kenton Richford, CCbta Mes.l, girl
o Lorene and Tenell Nemnich, Coron.-. del i\1.lr, girl
July 21
o Ann i nd Muk McClelland, COSt.l Mesa. boy
July 22
o Kylie anti Oougl.u Hodge. Coron.ll del fv1.)r, boy
o Sherry and Robert ungner, Cost.a Mesa, boy
,;, !Uthleen <ind Mich.tel Day, Cost.i Mesa, boy
a Lorie and Ron.tld Rouse, Cost.J Mew, girl
o Vidde i nd Eric Wilson. (0$t.l Mesa, boy
o Cheryl and Samuel Silverman, Nt¥.port Be.lch, girl
Wome n'• Hospital
Soddlebock Medical Center
June 23
c Michelle and Steve Rieke. Costa Mes.a, boy
f'ountoln Volle y
l eglonol Hospital
July I
o Anita ind Robert Golson, Cost.J ... ~. girl
July 2
o Suah ind Todd Melde, Cost.:J Mew. g"I
July 5
o Shann• tiler .ind Sein l.utm1n. Co:.ta Mes.t, girl
July 14
DAiiison ind James Ch1rles"M>tth, Costa M«!sa, boy
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PA UL GILBERT
Newport Beach _
(regarding p/Dnning commi> ion :rpprova/ of 50-
foor guitar sign for new H;ud Rock Qife in
Newport Dcach .. .)
l·m calling about the SO-foot
Hard Rock Cafe sign and my
comment: It is about time
Newport Beach got hip.
Know what I mean?
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Send your items to Bob v;m
Eylten, The.Daily Pilot, 330 W.
BJy St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
Sailing .:_ The Balboa Sailing
Association will meet at the
American Legion Yilcht Club, 215
15th St. Newport Be.:ich, from 6:30
to 10 p.m. Aus 11. Organized
sailing and social events for all. For
information, call 840-3957.
Port folio manageme nt
-Merrill Lynch will ofrer a free
workshop entitled "A Total
Approach to Portfolio
Management" at noon Aug. 11 at
the Center Club in Costa Mesa. For
reservations and information, call
955·6158.
Earth Summit -The
Newport Foundation will discuss
the recent world environmental
conference in a program entitled
.. Earth Summit: Success or Failure"
at 7:30 a.m. Aug. 11 1n the
Quarterdeck Room at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 West Coast
Highway. The forum is open to the
public. Call 644-4311.
Wednesday
Tuesday, August 11. 1992 A~
reservatiom. and information.
Mutual fund s -Shcarson
Lehman Brothe:rs will CJffer a free
seminar on 1n..,estmg 1n mutual
funds Aug. 18 at Le Mcrid1en Hotel
in Newport Beach. The <.'\ ent \'\ 111
begin with a reception al 6 p.m.
The seminar , .. 111 begin at 6:30 p.m.
Kids and Al OS -Juanie
Heinemann, R N. will gl\c a
pre>entahon on hO\\ tu talk tu
children about AIDS ,11 7 p.m. Aug
18 at the office::. of JoJn AndreM1,
1151 Dove St., suite 105 in
Newport Beach. For more
information, call 476-0991 ..
We dnesday, Aug. 19
Dental implants -A trt·L·
seminar o n dental imp anb ancJ
cosmetic dent1~lry \\ II be oiit!r1.:d :it
7 p.m. Aug. 19 al the Co'>ta Me.a
Senior Center, 695 W 19lh St. Call
645-2188 fo r a resef\Jl1on .
Officers' wives -Tlie
Officers Wives League or Orange
County will hold a social hour and
luncheon at 11 a.m. Aug. 19 at the
Warchou'>e Re$taur.:int, 3450 Via
Oporto in Ne\-.port Beach. For
iniorm.lt on ca I 5~9·2028.
Senior singles -The new
Single ACll\e Sl"n1or~ group will
holcJ a social get-together at 2 p.rn.
Aug. 19 at the Costa Me>a St'n1or
Center, 695 E. 19th St. Call Dee
SJp'>rn ell G-l6·90G5 for nformat1on.
Th ursday, Aug. 20
Inves tment seminar -
jerirc\ J Joh hOn, llr ' 'ice
pre5ident of Shearson Lehman
Brothers' 'e 'port Beach office , .. ;11
offer a rree seminar ent1tlt.'Cl
"lmest1ng in th1: 90s" at 6:30 pm.
If) tht.> c.onf erenct? room at 800
l\c\\ port CcJlter Dri\e. For
1nforn ti on call G4 4 ·9111
Secure investing -
Shear vn Lehman Brothers .. .., 111 off er
a f rte \\ orbhop entitled
"Alternath es to CDs. A Seminar ior
the 5ccunt) ·Consc1ou~ fn.,,estor · at
6 p.m Aug. 20 al 19000
~tacArthur Blvd. in l';e" port Beach.
For reservations, call 955-7554.
Timberland Props and creativi ty -
Children ages S and older arc
invited lo create props and scenery
for a play adaption of C.S. Lewis'
"The Lion, the Witch, and the
Wardrobe" at the Costa Mes<l
Library, 1855 P<trl. A\e., from 2 to
3:30 p.m. The play will be
presented Aug 19.
QuickstepP.er Marvin Gordon, 65, of Costa
Mesa smiles ao; he leads his partner in a
promenade at the Costa Mesa Senior Center
Mote M.\1tAU.oly Nol
recently. The senior square dance group
meets on Thursdays and welcomes new mem-
bers. For information, telephone 545-5669.
,
Thurs d ay
Estate plan ning -Memll
lynch \\Ill orfer J free \\Orl.'>hOp
entitled "Estate Plannmg: The Slilte
ol Your Estate" lrom noon to 1
p.m. Aug 13 at the Center Club 1n
(())ta MesJ. For Tl''>l'l'\Jtions and
infor1m1tio11. call'955·6158.
Saturday
Newport Harbor '52 -
Newport Harbor High School's class
of 19 5 2 "ill hold its 40th ri.>un1on
Aug 1 5. Plea>e contact O.m n
(Pierson) Cutld at 5·15-5441 or
O rville Amburgt.>)' at 5 5 7-654 5 for
information.
Senior e po -1'.umerous
comp.ln1~ J nd orgar 1zat on'
oflcrmg goods and scrvic '> ol
interest to ~en1or citizens "111 be
e\h1b1tmg Jt the 0.hi' Senior
Center') Senior Re~ource~
. h po:.1t1c. n. S.1turdJ\ Aug 15 al thL•
center, 800 ,\\,11guer1te A\t~ in
Corona clef Mar. For mfurm.1l1on,
call 644-32.f·l.
Hawaiian f ea t -The
Ha .. ,auan C1\1C Club \\111 ho:.l an
AhJ'aina, .1 trad1t1onill lea.,1, irom 4
p m. to 11 pm Aug 1 S Jl the
Co>lJ f\ \l'C.J Comn un1lv (l•nter.
1845 Park A\I:~ The e\llll \\ill
feature H,1\\ ,\1i,rn cu1-,mc and
dancins For 1n1ormJt1on. cJll
S.1ndee ,\\Jnn ,1t 97·1-191!) orTiN1
Bissen· JI -68·8"'22,
Mo nday, Aug. 1 7
~alli graphy class -
Scmor c1t1ll'ns are 1n'> 1l\.-d to
reg1>ter beg1nn1ng todJy for a cl;-l'>,
in beginning lJlhgr.:iphy at the \\ e)t
FURNITURE
(We've Moved Next Door)
WIDE NEW SELECTION OF
HANDCRAFTED FU RNITURE
:"
Dressers, Armoires, Nightstands & More
Steel, Pine Handpainted & Upholstered Finishes
INFINITY ENTREPID ELAN
'\l'\' purt Commun1t} Ct.mer. The
cla)) '' 111 be held on ~'' cun:.ecuti\ c
\\'edrw,d.1~) beginning Sept. 23.
Cla-:.'>C> 1111 up fa)l, ~o earlv
regi>tr.it ion I'> necc:..,,1ry. For
inlor111.1tion, call 644·3240.
Tuesday, Aug. 18
Art breakfast -The
Ou1p1 n Ol\1)1un ot thc '-t"port
harbor i\tt..i Ch.1rnb •r oi Commerce
'"" hem ·' p.rnd d1;,cu:.' un on the l'>:>Ut' 'Cultural A 1, Ill Or.rn~t:
Count\, \\111 ThL0\ 5ur\l\e?'' at the
di\ t'>ton·-. 'c<.:und .rnnuJl
lntcr·.\Clf\l' BrL•,1l.i.1st, 7: 15 :un.
Aug. 18 .H the :--:e\\ port Beach
Mamou C11l 729-4400 ior more
mtormat1on
Community association s -The Southern
Count l''> chapter ol the Communtl\
-\:>'>UC1.ll10rh ln'>l1tute '"" p·e'>ent J
with purchase
of $299 or more
,,_, BEDFRAME
,,_, DELIVERY
(In local area)
,,_, SET UP
,,_, DISPOSAL OF
OLD MATIRESS
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Plush or Firm Pl ush or Firm Plush or Firm Pillow Top
TWIN set ..... '278 TWIN set ..... •299 TWIN set ..... •33a TWIN set ..... '399
FULL .set. ...... s344 FULL set •...... '416 FULL set. ...... '458 FULL set. ...... '599
QUEEN set •.. '449 QUEEN set ... s559 QUEEN set ... '699
KING set ...... *649 KING set ...... •749 KING set •..... '899
PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE BUSTER BUSIER BUSTER BUSTER
16 Yr. Warranty 25 Yr. Warranty
Plush
25 Yr, Warranty
1,000 Coil
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25 Yr. Warranty
Pillow Top
TWIN set ..... '239 TWIN set ..... '320 TWIN set ..... •399
FULL set. ...... •249 FULL set. ...... •299 FULL set ....... •399 FULL set. ...... •4s9
QUEEN set. .. '369 QUEEN set. .. '499 QUEEN set ... '599
KING set •..... 1489 KING set .••... 1599
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MON·SA T 1 Oam-6pm Closed Sundays comer d Bristol & Jamboree
I
luncheon program on the topic of
mJnaging community association
tum.ls at noon Aug. 16 at the Red
Liur Inn, 3050 Bristol St. in Costa
,\\e~J Call 380·7360 for
Liquidation Sale:
August 12 & 13
9 A.M. -5 P.M.
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ls, all sales 1\nal. Cash, money
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Debate flares
over priorities
on improvement
NEWPORT BEACH -
Faced with a shrinking budget,
city offici.ils discussed Monday
how to set priorities on future
capital improvement programs,
but Councilman John Hedges
questioned how the city could
spend money on arl projec1s
when streets are in need of
repair.
Hedges said he woul<l ha\e a
hard time explaining the delay
Sale!
of capital improvement projects
while the city spent money on
art.
''I'll trade you a $90,000 an
project for $90,000 worth of
street improvements," said
Hedges, ref erring to a city
program that will pay $90,000
to have a piece of an erected
in McFadden Square. "'We
better do that first of all."
But Councilman John Cox
took exception to Hedges'
criticisms of the art program.
"I don't think it's fai r or
decent to be that crass about
art in public places," Cox said.
-By tbe Daily Pilot
We're Making a
Difference.
American Heart ft
Association ~
' Savings up to 1 /3 o(f on selected
faucets, tubsets & accessories
Make a dash 10 add a splash w ith savings on finer
quality pieces by Raphael, Allmans,
Sty/ecraft & others r Do rt in 1rue
style at West End West
Sale Prices
good August 11th
through September 12th
2133 Laguna Canyon Rd.
. Secret'• out: Washington D.C.
Cox said he me1 Range while
Cox 111MU11Ces they were both on the staff of
former President Ronald
wadding Ill•• Reagan. Range has a degree
from the Columbus School of
Law at Catholic University and
NEWPORT BEACH -also se rved as chief of staff to
Two·tcrm Congressman U.S. Senator Ted Stevens.
Christopher Cox announced Range is now a vice
Monday that he plans to be president of Cont inental
Airlines Holdings, Inc. married on Aug. 29 to Rebecca Cox, who is running for his Gernhardt Range in the City of third term, said he has been
Orange. dating Range for the Inst year.
··we kept it a secret for a They plan to spend their
long time, but the cal finally honeymoon in Europe, Cox
got out of the bag," said Cox in said.
a phone interview from -By lbt Daily Pilot
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Man recovering Ihlen apparently lives in a
van at lh1u address, accordin1
attar 1unar1nt1 to police Capt. Tom Lazar. But
Lazar said he is not considered
n transient. gu~shot to lace Lt. Ron Smith said Ihlen was
found outside a residence with
COSTA MESA -A local o shotgun bullet wound lo the
man was recuperating Monday left side of his face.
at Hoag Memorial Hospital He was transpOrted to Hoag
after police found him suffering in criticnl condition and spent
from a bullet wound to lhe face Sunday night in surgery.
Sunday nigh t in the 2300 block According to Smith, police
of Santa Ana Avenue. have recovered the shotgun.
Drett Ihlen, 34, was "Out we don't know who (did
transported to l loag about it) or why," he said.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Tuesday,August11, 1992 AS~
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Abbey Healthcare Group finds some healing after going public
~ Costa Mesa firm finds
new financial strength as
over-the-counter stock.
By Tooy Cox
~sEditol
COSTA MESA -Only.one
year after hcmorrh uging with
losses and just six month!> after
going public, Abbey I lcuhhcarc
Group Inc. ha!> become a darling
of Wall Street -at least among
over-the-counter stoc\..s.
The Co ta Mesa-based
company, a nationwide provider of
home health care SCI'\ ices and
products, undertook an initial
public offering in February, Hli)ing
S38.3 million. Within three months
of going public, Abbey had caught
the attention of stock analyMs.
Kidder, Pe~body & Co .. Dillon
Read & Co. Inc. and Smith
Barney, Harris Upham & Co. Inc.
all i~ued :itrong "buy"
Costa Mesa res1d'cn1 Alan
Padgett has joined the fJcuhy o(
Alu~ Pacific Uni\Cr\1ly I ll• "111
be an associJle protc~sor of rclt
g1on and ph1f())()phy
lhe Orange County Ch,lptcr ol
the Amcrrcan 1 ll'Jrt ~<.cx1Jt1on rt ..
cently ;innouncc<l its 1992·9 l ot·
Ileen and comm111re ch.itr\,
among them arc \l<.L' ptl~tdcnt
N.idine Wilk, of Coron:i Dd '\.\Jr.
\1ce pre~dnct J. Ste\en Roush of
Newport Beach, ~rlt.>ry Alyce
Peterson, of Corona Del Mar and
trea· url'r Jeffrey l. Kaylor of
C~a M\.'Sa
Dr. Richud l. Seberg. ol t-;c"'·
port Be.>ch \\J~ rctently nJnwd a
tdlow of the lnternaoon.il Con·
gr~s of Oral lmplantu'o!:•~ •
Mushill Dumeld of Oufl1cld
Elect11c Boats in Co)td Mc~ has
)1gncd on as J founding llll·mlx.or
of EEBA (Electric Bo.lt As-«1J1ton
of AmerlC.l). The ori;.in1za11on '""
be an educational a11n and tune·
hon as an information sou"e on
elcctric·P<>'"crcd boJ11ns
(st.mci.1 l l1gh Sd10<>I sr.1du.lll'
Bradford T. rfogg. M 0 h.h lOm·
pletcd his med•c.ll <'<luc.)I 1n Jnd
returned home to 1><-t:•n h1~ pmate
pratttce
Virgini• lomb.irdi of "1:\\port
Bc.lch w.u re<entl> n.1mcd the
grand prize '"nncr Cll ChC\ron's
"Pump, M.itch, Co'" lOlltot lom·
bard1 recc1\ed .i 19')3 fl>fd Probe
CT.
1'e-.,p.>t'I Beac.h I\: 1dent P.ilrit1a
A krone h.l) bc·1·n n.1mt'<i r
\\oman v( 1~ Or.ln~c Cc)J l (of·
lcgi! fO\;nd.ltion for 19'1.!-\Jl
recommendations for Abbey's
)\OCk. Analy:its with Smith Barney
and Kidder, Peabody both pointed
out that if Abbey's stock
price-to-earnings ratio would move
to within 10 percent or that of the
company's nearest competitor -a
seemingly con!>ervative projection
-the market value of its sh:11 cs
would increase by more than 40
percent. The analysts also prabed
the company's improved earning~
trnd heightened focus on profitabh!
prod1ict lines, and they projected a
bright future (or the home health
ct1re indu:itry.
But !>ince then, Abbey's stock
h3) failetl to t.ike off. In foct, it's
been tra<ling between SI I ·a nd $1 2
a :ih.irc in recent weeks, down
from Sl3 at the tame of Smith
Oarncy and D11lon Read s April
rc)c.trch reports •• and c.Jown from
the Sl2.50 price of the initial
offering.
While the so-c.11led cxpcm at
the brokerage houses may be
)ha\..tng 1hc1r heads, the
.,tock-buying public has reason to
be leery of Abbey's apparently
bright pro!>pccts -beyond their
unfamiliarit y '"ilh the nc\~ kid 011
the marl.ct blod,.
The company suffered lurgc
los.,es c.1ch year bct\\Ccn 1988 and
1991, largely bec.1use of interest
expenses on its huge debt burden.
In 1988, Abbe) acquired Fo!'ltcr
Medical Corp. in a deal that
ballooned the company's branch
SUPPORT It Works Wonders.
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Heart
Association
• RED LION H OTEL
0RANCI: COUNIY AmPOR1
The Red Lion Hotel and Maxi's Lounge
Invite you to the
"American Dream Comedy
Competition"
starting this Thursday.
,(
Enjoy the best local comics and cheer on your
favorites as they vie each week to compete at
the regional competition in Las v~ in 1993.
We'll see you at 8:00PM at Maxi's Lounge
located in the Red lion Hotel,
3050 S. Bristol, Ca;ta Mesa.
$5.00 C.Over Charge
Live Band • EURQ..K
to follo~ecly Night
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s)~tem from 75 to 288 and ... harply
incrca ... ed its debt. Foster didn't
turn out 10 be as strong ~Ill outfit
as Abbey officials had anticipated,
and they cnJed up closing 110
unprofitable branchc\.
·1 he good new!>: Abbey brought
in new management in early 1991,
and tho!>e executive!> cltmm:ued
top tier!> of the company\
leadership and promoted l..e>
m1<l<llc manager) from within .
They at...o established pc rform,1ncc
incentives and rcorganitcd
operations, asi.ets and debts.
Last November, Abbey officiah
renegotiated the company's loan
\\ith GE Capital, ncg\lt1ated a
reduction in the amount i.till O\\C<l
tn the Foster acqub1tion and sold
ntw common stock. . ' fhe result. Abbey's debt and
prcfcm:d sto~k obligations \\Crc
reduced from S 163 5 million to
SSO. I million. The reduced debt
v. as key in the comp;rny\
impro,ed financial pcrform:.ancc m
the fir:il quarter of m current
focal \CJr, ~nded March ::!8 . Abbe~ posted net income of $2
million on re\t!nucs of $57.5
million in the quarter, ""hich
compared Y.tlh ;i Sl.4 m1lhon net
lo~s on revenues of S55.9 million
in 199l's first quJrtcr. Interest
C\penses were reduced from S.t 9
million in fiscll 199 l ':i first qu;irll:r
10 Sl.4 million in thh )Car) f1r!>t
quarter.
Timothy M Altken, Abbey's
chief cxecuti\C officer and leader
of the new management group,
also cited higher profi t margins
and a better rate of customer
paymenb a) factors contnbuting to
the comp:.111>'ll carning:i
turnaround.
Abbey Healthcare now has 156
br.111 he!> in 36 Mates. The
cump;iny pru\.1dcs a ""idc range of
rc~p1 ralOI') therapy and 1nfus1on
the rap) sci'\ ices, as well as home
mcdical anJ rehabililallon
equipment Abbey's
m.ijorit)-O\\ncd sub:i1d1ary, Abbey
Pharm-.iccuucal Sen.ices, provides
phJrm.iccut1cal and infusion
ther:1m )Cl'\1ccs and products to
long-term coire facilities 1n 23
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Car salesman
kidnapped;
vehicle stnlen
$14,000 electric bill shocking to local real estate agent
By LorlAnn Basheda
SIJll Writer
COSTA MESA -A
would·bc customer at Costa
Mesa Honda kidnapped a
salesman during a te!it drive
Sunday, dropped him off tn
Long Beach and ned "ith
the S22,000 vehicle.
According to the
salesman, the thief
announced he had a pt'>tol
in his pocket as soon as they
left the I larbor Boulevard
car lot about 2: l5 p.m
The robber then ordered
him to crawl into the back
seat and keep his head
down. •
The salesman, who
requested anonrm1ty, i.Jid
the driver picked up another
about a block a\' ay.
According lo the
salesman, the two men
drove in virtual silence until
the driver ordered him out
of the blue·green, 1992
Honda Prelude some" here
in Long Beach.
"He told me to "ail 5 to
10 minutes before calling
police or he would kill me,"
the ca r salesman said.
After several minute..,, the
salesman, unharmed. "ull.cd
to a phone booth about JOO
yards away and CJlled
poli ce.
"It ''as a liulc ... c:m." he
said. "Bu t I \\Js1l°t h~n I
just hope they gl'l bu..,lcd."
The slightly sh.ti.en
salesman took the re~l llf
1he day off, bu t ":.is hacl.. at
work ~tonday.
Police are still se.ird11n!.!
fo r his abductors. •
Both men are descrtl'nl
J~ hctng Asian. about :-led
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"I opened the bill, looked at
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died." Even for a veteran real estate
agent accustomed to staggering
numbers, the electric bill Carol
Mulvey received this month was
The bill, due Aug. 20, said
that Mulvey had used 999999
kilowatts in only 15 days. And,
better yet, the townhome was
vacant du.ring the billing period. a breath-taker. ,
The 15-day electric tab for a
. t~ree·bedroom Newport Crest
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said she agreed to pick up the
utility tab on the vacant rental
for a client.
"I thought I was being a nice
person taking care of my
client's electnc bill."
Mulvey called Edison and
was assured the bill was in
error.
Edison's ewport Beach area
manager Charlie Wilson said
the error on Mulvey's bill wns a
simple transpositiQn of numbers
either by a meter reader or the '
billing department. If the last
number is incorrect, the doll ar
number can change drastically.
Wilson said the average
electric bill for the rental when
occupied has been running
between $100 • $150. He
compared the $14,483 figure to
n 30-day bill for a
40,000-squnre-foot retail
busi ness.
Mulvey plans to keep the bill .
for future laughs.
"Or, maybe I'll send it to the
owner of the property and ask
if you want to help me on this .
bill."
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A "celebration of life" tribute
was held late last week for Laguna
Beach resident and banking entrc·
preneur A. Gary Anderson, ''"ho
died at his home Aug. I at age 52.
Mr. Anderson, the chairman of
Directors Mortgage Corp., had re-
cently been named "Inland Em·
pire Entrepreneur of the Year."
He purchased the mortgage firm
in 1976 and expanded il from its
modest 105-employee base to
more than 1 ,800 ·workers at more
than 90 branches nation" ide. He
was also chairman and majority
stockholder of Allmark, Inc., a
real estate development firm head·
quartered in Rancho Cucamonga.
Mr. Anderson sc!"-ed on the
board of governors for the Mort·
'ifn OutsJanding New
Indian Restaurant"
gage Banke rs As!>ociation of
America, "as president of the Cal·
ifornia Mortgage Bankers ~socia·
tion in 1989 and was presidcnl of
the Inland Empire Mortage Dank·
crs in 1973.
He is survived by his wife Dee
Dee; son Erik of Riverside; daugh·
ter Erin of Costa Mesa and two
stepdaughters, Brandy Radovich of
Laguna Dcach and 'Heather
Gaughan of Ne" port Beach.
He also leaves his parents,
Arnold and Irma of Rancho Cu·
camonga; l\\O sisters and three
grandchildren.
Memorial Donations should be
made to the Children's Fund of
San Bernardino County, 385 N.
Arrowhead A ... e .• San Bernardino
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Peninsula's Bangkok· Three to close Aug. 15
LUCKY·s LEASE TO END -Lucky
Tcachanarong, the talented Thai chef who
recently repossessed Bangkok Three ::it 101
Palm St. in llalboa, has had an in .. oluntary
change of plans. He and landlord Jim West
were unable to negotiate a mutually agreeable
new lease for the popular restaurant which had
been open since 1979.
Because of his partn ership
with Nina Tawcepong in
Bangkok Four at Crystal
Court, Costa Mesa, and
ownership of Bangkok Five, in
Rancho Mirage, "Lucky" has
decided to concentrate on the
two, and not meet the
demands on his time and
financial resources at the
Balboa restaurant. August 15
will be the final day for fons
and friends to enjoy his
talents at the Balboa location.
When his return to
Balboa's Bangkok Three was
revealed in this column
Mlrll
Bird
Tastings·
and Tidbits
recently, he received more than 100
reservations from old Cans and friends anxious
to welcome him back, and Lucky says, "I regret
very much leaving again so soon -but I hope
my friends will come to Bangkok four, and
also, come and see me in the desert." For
reservations on this final week of terrific Thai
cooking at Bangkok Three, phone 673-6521.
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CANO'S CHANGES MENU AND NAME -
Cano's is in the process of changing its logo, h>
match the change of its new menu. The neon
.. Seafoods of Me>.ko" sign will be replaced, by
"Cano's Waterfront." The menu rellecb the
change "ith slightly less emphasis on f1,h,
although the appetizers ;ire ;ill seafood \\ith
the exception of empaoadas filkd "ith chicken
and chorizo. New General Manager, Francisco
Perez, formerly at Chantcclair, )ays th at the
menu's modification reveals seven entrees
under $10 and nothing priced over $19.95 -:i
price range he feels is " appropriate for
waterfront dining."
Cano's fe atures a Sunday brunch complete
with freshly baked Mexican pastries, thanks to
chef Javier Zambrano, and strolling mariach1-i.
The view of the Newport bay at 224 1 West
Coast Highway •~ unbeatable and the phone
number for reservations is 631-1381.
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CANNERY TO HOST PARTI' AUGUST 29
. -From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Marc Frnn.t and the
CF Express race boat will be making a
450-mile marathon (from Newport Pier to
Dana Point and back, approximately 30 miles,
15 times) with money pledged per mile to go .
toward finding a cure for Cystic Fibro:.is.
The innovalive fund raiser is being
sponsored by Lexel, Micro Technology and The
Cannery ReMaurant. After the race boat and
its rotating crew of celebrities and large donors
pull into dock for the la:.t lap of the day, the
festivities will begin at The Cannery ''1th
dinner, beer, wine, dancing to live bands, a
silent auction, rame for a special vacation and
harbor cruises on "The Cannery" yachts.
Party time will run to midnight with a tab of
S75 per person. For reservations call The
Cannery Restaurant at 675-5777 or the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation, 938-1393.
0
KJOS MENU AT DAJLY GRILL -Al small
prices, for the small fry in the family,
hamburgers as ''ell as that basic of any kid\
diet, peanut butler and jelly, arc on the ne'"
Daily Grill children's (I I yc:us and under)
menu at h1sh1on Island, below Edward\
'Cinema. Nine tested kid's fa\'01 ite sand,,ichc'
are offen:d, sencd with french fries. The
Daily Grill's famed meat loaf and mashed
pot~.1toes ,11re on the carte, as "ell as bacon and
eggs. spaghetti and meatballs, grilled cheese
sandwiches, hot fudge sundaes, rice pudding,
lemonade, milk • all that good s.tuff No
reservations taken.
0 BIRTHDAY PARIY AT PASTA ME \ -Jim
Wnlkcr, owner of the popular Postu Mesa is
celcbra11ng the rc)tJurant 's 1h1rd birthday on
Thursda), August 27 from I l J m. until closing
time. The special day \\Ill feature on anything
offered on 111s rq;ular food menu at ~~ price.,
\VJlker 1s planning drawing) for prize), as \\ell
for free dinners, dcsscn~. gift certificates and
"other great pritc~" he i'> \\Ork1ng on. Pasta
Mesa 1s ..tl 212 Last 17th Street an Costa Mesa.
Phone "42· 7488.
0
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Oen Ucrnani o'er at G and G Piz.za an Costa
Mesa dol~n't h..t\C a lod, on the buffalo burger
an)morc. It's now for sale at the Newport Red
Car Dur ~and Gr~I. According lo O\\ners, Rick
and Jeannie U1"fCnCC, the burger IS 0
"he.1rt-hcalthy ~tel meat, with no low level
an11bio111.:., no hQ.rmoncs, no drug residues, no
-I" prcsen atl\ es and IO\.\.er an cholesterol as wet .
Newport Red Car Bar and Grill is at 2105
Ocean r runt Drhe near the Ne"'port Pier.
Phone 673·1000.
0
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cra)fi:..h. deliciou-. and fun to cat,"'" be the
rnJ1n draw at Gustaf Anders' annual Swedish
Cra~ fish Part~ on TuesdJ~, August 18 at 6:30
p.m. in South Coa)l Pl;.iza Village. Cabbage
rolb, \\happed pot:Hocs and lingonberries
follow the era) lash or&> (\\1th Aka\ II, be_er o_r _
"inc) plus apple cake and a gla:.s of ice cold
punsch (-.ac) . That\ pronounlCd poonsh and 11
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AS Tuesday, August 11, 1992
Entertaililnent
soc mounts
passionate,
vital 'Hamlet'
W hen thl' Gro'c
Sh.1J..e.,pc.tre Festi\ .11
ushered 11s toundcr.
Thomas F. Bradac. to
1he J uL1r af1c r I.' ar11-.1ir.1lly
sucLe-.,tul scJ-.llOS. 1hc nucleus of
the aL11ng nrn1pany pl.i~cd lollo''
the leader and l'\iteJ righ t behind
him
.
fogcth1.:r,
UraJac anJ some
of the Grove's
fine1ot pcrlormcrs
-Daniel I3n an
Cartmell. Carl
Reggiardo.
Elizabc1h
Normen t.
Wayne Alexander, Elizabeth Norment, Carl Rcggiardo in "Hamlet."
Tmn
Tlbll
Kamelb Tatc -be :..ome callo\\ncss in the minor
form ed supporting a!>signments, but th b
Sh:.ikcspc.1rc "Hamle t" is solid and sine'') at i11o
Or.111g<.' Count\. Lore.
based at the Supcrhly darcc1ed by Or:idac and
time (he also <.'ss;1)CJ it ar the
Grove), Wayne Alc~ondcr turns in
an intense, determined .111d rigid!}
See HAMLET/Back Page
Entertainment Editor Matt Coker ... 642·4321, e)((.
Fresh nuances propel 'Tribute'
Y ou !..now somethrng's up at the In inc
Community Thc:uer's current production of the
Dcrnard Sludc scriocomcl1)1 "Tribute" as soon
as )OU enter 1he Turtle Rock Community Park
auditorium. Instead or being greeted "1th the usu.ti
sc~1t1ng arrangement of rows of chairs, there arc
round tables th:.u scat two 10 10 :.iudicnce members,
"ith bo" Is of popcorn and 1>rettcb on 1op.
Uut since the play rc\.Ol'-eS .iround a testimonial
tribute to the main character, the seating style is not
only fining, it abo helps to gel the audience in the
mood for 1he play.
When Tracy. Godfrey (in ch.1racter a Lou Danieb)
comes around 10 each table prior to the stan of the
play to great his "friends" and thank th em for
coming to the tribute, it's obvious '"c're not in for an
ordinary play. "Tribute" ii. a funny and serious look
at the life of Scottie Templeton, played by ICr ·
man:iging director Tom Titus, a familiar name in
Orunge County theater.
Scottie is a JO' inl gu) "1th few i.erious moments.
Nol even 1hc onset of a fJrnl illness can d::impcn his
spirits, but o ne thing he needs to do before he fnccs
that finlll curtain is make amCnl.b \\.ith his estranged
son, JuJ. JuJ al firsl rc-.is1s getting close to his father,
but certain events occur 1hat eventually make him
ch:inge his mind.
A~ Scottie, Titus combines a naturnl i.em.e of
character both agreeable and believable. Titus .
dispkl)S Scottie's devil·muy-carc attitude :.ind has
seldom seen serious siJe in a wuy that makes you
care about the character.
Scottie's son JuJ ill played by Titus' real·life soo,
Timothy, an appropriate bit of casting if there evur
was one. The younger 'J i~us, who has.been seen a ,
lCT in a number of previous productions, more t nn
holds his own as his character relates to his fathcr13S
only a son could. If Titus' assured portrayal of Ju~fit
;iny indication, he has :i good acting future aheadltJf
him.
The supporting Ca)t is su~nsing~y good . for a
community theater presentation, with Apnl Ada
Christy Joy, Kathleen ~1ahoncy, Lynette Wood a
Tracy Godfrey all lending a capable hand. The oll
problem with this \ersion of "~'ribute" is ~hat. some
of the lines arc spoken too qu1cl..ly, resulting m some
of the dialogue not being easily understood by the
audience. Thb may be due to opening.night jittc~,
and "ill no doubt be rectified as the actors settle into
their roles. Director Lee Clark, himself a familiar
face 10 JCT p•Hrons, h:is ctonc a comm~ndable jo~
"ilh bringing so me frcs.h nuances to this production
of "Tribute," which clo cs out ICT's 1991-1992
sea on. .
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1 ij,E is Bo~ Hope, and the C\ent
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11111 -
annual celebrity
golf tourn.iment
sponsored by t Ire
Associates ·or the
House Ear
Institute, which
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thut of Dr. I louse.
"He doesn't
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and he was
\\Orking at the
JoAnnc Stewart \\ith celebrity
golf tournament co-chair
Jimmy Ed\\.uds at th e party.
•
Gloria Osbrink, left, Dr. Howa rd House, Marion Knot Montapert.
Society . time of the past
two tournaments, but we :ire
hoping he can :mend thi"
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co·chair \\ ith Jimmy Edwards. hi., famous lemonade.
at the Santa Ana Country Club.
lournnmcnt chair and A~!>OCiate\ prct
Gloria Osbrink said: ' Hal Linden, joey Bi hop,
Dennis James, Jack Carter, Jirn Bentley and
Mi'ilaacl Dante ,Plan to be among the 1-l t
'Tm happy, I'm happy. We ha\C 99 percent
of the C\Cnt undcrwri11en, · replied O!>brink,
adding. "l expect to get undcrwdting for the
rest"
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Williams, Des Nesbett, Kim Nesbett, Mary Lou
B hide .. t.tlking about the upcoming da) of
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.ind Russell Nelson, Mary Ann Wells, Penny
.1nJ Ralph Rodhcim, Sue Jarvi e, Sandra play}ng." ~
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Tree houses aren 't
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Compo st ma kes everything green.er • your backya rd
When the world hils you
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It helps, of course, to
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Anyone w ith access to
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childhood dreams oi having
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arc JUSt for kids. >ou are
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in "The Tree house Boo!..,"
published by Avon Bool..s
"There is an inueJsingh
large number of Jdult.s
buildings treehousc~ to 11' c
in year round, or to spend
special weel..ends getting
a'' J\ rrom it all, .. he SJ\ s
Stiles, an 1ndu.,tr1.:il
designer in 'cw 'or!.., tell..,
all the do's and don'ts in
his 80-pilge boo!... 1ncluding
ho'' to build '' 1thuut killing
th~ tree. Although l'\l'fV
tree 1s d1ilcrcnt, )t1ks'
dr cl\\ 1 ngs gr\ e a goud 1dl'a
of the construction
methods. And he oilers tip;,
on the fine points
• Choosing the right trl'L'.
Mal..c sure it is strong and
alive, iar enough from your
house and neighbors, anJ
low enough to the ground.
• Finding lumber. A:>!..
your lumber yard ior
low-grade lumbl·r ,ind loo!..
for natural dead '', HJd in
the torc.•::.t. but nl'' l r cut ,,
li\C trl'e.
• \1J!..tng 1t ::...1tc.• Folio\\
all the rules in · 1 he. Tre1..•
House Boo!.." ft•r t lw '"1fl'
budding of step~ .rnJ the
m.t ,, pla•iorm ·
W ith flo" ers and tr~cs
in full bloom and" •
'cgetablc gardens
JbundJnt, it's not too early to
thin!.. about what to do w ith yard
clAd garden trimmings \.VhCn the_
S('c1SOI'\ IS 0\ er.
Belic\e it or riot, grJ~
clipping!>, fallen leaycs and
prunings from plants and shrubs,
,1long with other orgJ nic scraps
such as iood and paper, account
tor almost 65 percent of the
"aste ..,tream. Rather than being
erll'>mbed in a landfill, these
orgJnic materials can be turned • mrnt1 soil <imc~r tCJbenefit •
ne't spnng's planting. How? By
LOmposting.
Composting - a process in
"h1ch organic (carbon-based)
materials such as food, paper and
'. rd trimmings break do}vn under
n,1:ural biological acti\ ity -1s
d ·pO!>tng or \\JStes in the Wil\.
1 .11ure intended. Composting
1.1!..e=> pl.ice everyday on f ore5t
di •urs "1thout any help from m,111.
.\ ' I. •or \ eJrs old-fashioned
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lL rpo•tl.·d their yard and garden
t1.111m111~., into a rich soil
l'nhJ111:cr c.1lled humus.
1 od.l\, wrnposting is muking .1
rn.1jor rnmeback as one good
.1•1;,\\1..'r t•• our solid waste
p1\ blem ... 1 hrough everything
lrurn b.1c.!..).11d composting
progr.111h le 1 hrgh-tech municipal
st>liJ ",1-.tc L om posting focilitics,
comnwnr: c.•::. are diverting over 50
pucen: ur their wastes from
land11 Is J11d "mceting EPA's
national \\,htc reduction goal of
25 puc.c.nl.
Based on the simple,
uld-i .. ~h oned principles of
b.-id.,.mJ compo~ting, O\er 2,000
L' .S. Lummunitu.:s send their yard
trimming!.'> Jnd grass clippings to
r··~ on,ll composting fac1li11es.
"ome arc.'JS ha' e talen !his one
-tq> iurthcr . .\bout 100
Lommunitt<."> current!> or '""'
... uon compo:.t their food, paper
,1nd other org,mic \\·J~te mJtcriJls
in adJ tion tu \ arcJ \\'.lstes at
c ·1:rol'l d. h i.: HL•ch compost ng
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Compared ''1th other methods
of solid w.istc disposal such as
waste-to-energy rncineration or
state-of-the-art IJndftlls,
co1nposting is lower in cost and
easier to manage. Unlike 1,mdfills,
sites for compo>ting can be
continually reu sed and never fill
up. Because comp,osring
significantly reduces the volume
of waste that would go to a
landfill, it makes more efficient
use of diminishing landfill space.
The soil-lil..c compost end
product, called humus, can be
sold as a soil enhancer or when
added to other nutrient-rich soil,
JS a fertilizer. Composting
communities c.in sell humus to
the agriculture, horticulture and
landscaping indu!>tries, or use it
ior public \\ orl..s projects, to
beJut1fy parks and golf courses
• rncl for h1gh"•'Y construction.
Humus rctilins moisture and
pre' ents soil ero!>ion. B usrness h,1s also realized the
benefits of composting.
Corporations around the country
hJ\c joined '"th solid \\J~lc
manJgcmcnt ofiicials,
en\'lronmcntal organizations and
Jc,1dcmicians to form the Solid
\Va~lc Composting Council
(~\\CO. Th,i]i organization
promotes cdmposting reseJrch
and education; encourages·
communities to adopt composting
as part of their solid waste
management mix; and '' orl..s \\ ith
regulatory agencies and legislators
to establish national composting
standards and markets for each
grade of compost. Q nc of the founding members
o( the organization and a
company active in composting
research and education is Keyes
Fibre Co'mpar:iy, makers of Chinet
paper plates for the consumer
market, Strongholder beverage
carriers for the food service
industry and molded berry
baskets and other molded paper
products for the packaging
Industry. In addition
commissioning its own
composting studies, the company
· has also developed educational
matcriJls, including a hands-on ·
simulated composting experiment,
to teach children the importance
of composting. To date over one
million school children have
teamed about composting
through the program .
What if your community
doesn't ~ompost? Backyard
composting can be easy if you
follow a few simple steps. Many •
garden supply centers and
hardware stores sell easy-to-use
compost bins. Or, use chicken
wire or wire fencing to delineate
your composting boundaries.
Collect and pile in grass clippings,
garden prunings and leaves, as
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paper plates like Chinct, paper
towels and other soiled paper
from the kitchen. To deter
unwanted pests, omit meat,
poultry and dairy scraps.
Composting takes about five
minutes a week -a few turns of
the pile with a pitchfork or
aerator stick and a dash of water.
The resulting soil-like humus can
be added to house plants, flower
beds and the vegetable garden.
Gardeners discovered years a o
ow compost elps keep soil
moist and prevents erosion while
plants, flowers and produce look
healthier. According to some
organic gardeners, naturJI
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Community Forum
ruesd•v. August 11. 1992 •0 ;
Editorial
Costa Mesa
employees
understand
F or better or worse,
undeserved or not, the
images of big ·
government arc always the
same: Unresponsive, '
sluggish, top heavy with
management, out of touch
with the realities or the
private sector, ~low to ---underworked.
While these gross
generalities may be off the
mark, there they arc. Ask a
group of people their
opinion of Caltrans or the
OMV or even city hall, and
the response is predictable.
So it comes as a
refreshing symbol to $cc a
large group of city
employees in Costa Mesa
actually forgo raises they
were entitled to this year.
Sure we're still deep in a
recession. Sure most people
are thankful just 10 have a
'ob. Sure many people in
private industry have gollen
laid-off and those who have
taken pay cuts are
ppreciative that it didn't go
ny deeper than 1hat.
But to sec government
ake up to the realities that
foce the rest of us b still
newsworthy and perhaps it
will help deflate some of the
stereotypes.
The Costa Mc a City
Employees Association
along with the cii(s fire
department association
agreed last week lo take a
wage freeze, a move that
should save the city about
$750,000 this fiscal yea r.
"It took a lot or courage
for membership to freeze
1hcir pay," said Bill Folsom,
the associatioo presiden1
who was in line to receive
an 8.5 pcrcen1 pay hike
himself this year.
While the move by i1self
won't balance the city's
budget, it is a very clear
signal that city wor'-ers nre
looking al the big picture
and not just the next
paycheck.
Unfortunately, the story
may be different in Ne\\ port
Beach where three major
employee associations ha\c
discussed culling their
scheduled raises by 50
percent but ecrtJ resistant
to a wage freeze. Ci1y
workers arc et to earn pay
hikes ranging from 7.5 to 9.5
percent.
It's interc ting that these
local developments were
being played on at the
moment that the U.S. Postnl
Service was announcing thnt
it would be culling a good
30 percent of its
management workforce and
while the state itself was
trying and foiling once again
to balance Californin 's
budget.
Times are tough and
nohody is exempt from that
cold hard fact.
And for anyone -a
ranking county official, a
department director. a
refuse collector or even a ·
local councilmember -to
take a raise in this climate
would be obscene.
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The word is one or the most overused,
abused and misu~ed terms in our
coniempor:iry vocabulary. Journalists,
politicians and folks on the corner flog the
word incessantly. But defining leadership,
it seems, is like dcfinin time -. .lllO' ._......____
know what it is until we; try to describe it.
Wh at is leadership? Why is it
important?
This presidential eleotion occurs ·at a
critical juncture in our history. As the
Cold War ended, the national attention
and preoccupation have shifted to our
massive domestic problems. Our sense of
priorities during this past 50 years -
global security first, the domestic
condition second -has been reversed.
The next president must lay out a road
map to solve these problems while
instilling us with the energy and
confidence to succeed. The proverbial
growing "pie" is no longer certain, and the
president must accommodate the
legitimate aspirations of di,erse group~ lo
unite them in common national intere~ts.
Otherwise, the long-term welfare of the
U.S. will be jeopardized.
We do know that difficuh times demand
leader~hip. And certainly/cw people today
would deny we lack a sense of national
purpose :ind direction. Fe\\ \\OulJ deny \\C
suffer grave fears O\er our individual
futures and the future of this country.
V irtually e\.CJ') poll on the subjec1
re flects the loss of fa11h in the
leadership (political, corporate and
institutional) of this nation by its people.
America needs le:idership as it has few
times in ou r history.
In our political S)Stem, le:ide~htp is the
ability to cnuse people to act for the
greater good, toward common goals.
Harry Truman said, ''h 's a man or
\\Oman who can persuade people to do
what 1hcy ought to do -and which they
sometime don't do -\\ithout being
persuaded. They must also have &he ab1lny
to persuade people to do whal they do not
want to do and M.c it. Thal, in my
opinion, is the best definition of
Artist defends work
As representative for Donald
Lipski, I am ~riling in response
to tJ,e article written by Tony
DOdero on Thursday, Aug. 6
concerning the Newport Pier art
project. One of the concerns
expressed by Bill Schonlau,
president of th e Mcfadden
Square lmpro\'emcnt
Association, is that none of the
three final proposals had a
historical tie. On behalf of
Donald Lipski, I beg.,tQ d[ff cr.
Following is an explanat1on of
Lipski's proposal. It is
specifically historical in
cooception.
DOROTHY GOLDEEN
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leadership."
frnnklin Roosevelt and Winston
Churchill would have described it
similarly. Before a DOC microphone at a
small desk in a corner of the cabinet war
rooin~ in 1he governmeni bunker at
Whitehall, Churchill rallied his nation's
courage against the onslaught of Nazi
Germanv -S-pr~siilerll, ROnald Reagan was
called the "Great Communicator."
Indeed, that may be 1he primary
responsibility of the job of America's chief
executive. Our president musl
communicate in order to lead: he or she
must explain the complex working of our
governmen1 to the people, must help gain
consensus behind important policy
initiatives, must help define the United
States' role in the world.
No communication speaks louder than
ac1ion. Ulysses S. Gran! won the respect
of his soldiers and his Commander-in-
Chicf nor by his oraiorical skills, but
because he con~tantly pressed the
initia1he in baule.
When Abraham Lincoln appointed him
commander or 1hc Army of the Potomac,
1;.incoln explained, ··He fights."
= A leader conceives and articulates our
mi~1on and goJb and gl\e us the
cmo1ional cournge 10 ltfl us from our
prcoccup:ttion and divisive confhct to
unite u~ in pursuit of greater purpo e.
Lc.u.lcrship is cqu:.illy an emotional, as
\\ell a~ in1ellcc1ual, s1a1c. A constructive,
pos111' e uuit.ude is a prerequisite to
accompli~hment. Leaders inspire
commitments among people. Thes\:
commi1mcn1s arc a covenant, not a
con1rac1. Such a thing :b the American
ch:iractcr ma)' not. exist, but the emotion
of being an American docs.
L cc At"'ater, rite bare-~nuckles
campaigner" ho ran George Bu~h's
19 'O election effort, rcnected on our
neel.ls as J country shortly before his
death.
"Whal \\.as missing in society is w ha1
\\as m~ing in me: a lillle heart, a lot of
brotherhood ... ," he said. •·t don't know
who \\ill lead us through the '90s, but they
must be made to spoak to this spiritual
vacuum at the heart of society."
Leaders give larger meaning to ltfc.
With simple eloquence, 1hey express the
. values and principles 1hat hold a society
together. They off er a guiding purpose
that gives sense and calm to turbulence
and fears. And this clari1y of purpose
enables them to be persuasive
communicators.
__ .lnheienl.ty, lenders knuw·rtmt thefUture
favors decisiveness. So they act rather than
react, remembering \\ h;u Lincoln said,
·•we shall be remembered in spite of
ourselves." They grasp an c~sential part of
the living. That is, they not only tulk of
action, but have 1he determination, skill
and energy to get things done.
L eaders share basic personality trait~:
intelligence, passion, \\.illpowcr,
ambition, optimism. They ha\e a strong
sense of security in what is right and
wrong, fair, just and reasonable. They are
able competitors and their spirit reflects a
powerfully critical altitude 1oward
traditional au1hori1y. They operate on the
frontier where the future i'i taking ~hapc.
Today's conditions are complex.
fast-paced, anxious. And today's lc:idcrs
must be very different from 1ho:.c of the
industrial era. Ne\\·Slyle lcJder:. must ltnd
allies and build coalition'>, "here a' the
leadership of traditional go\crnmcnt \\J:.
centraliud. bureaucr:11ic. h1cr:in.:h1c31.
rules-b:lsed.
Ne'>'·f>t>le leaders share the funcuom of
lcadcri.hip and increase the pm1.cr and
stake of others 1hrough p.1r11c1pat1on and
dialogue. They provide cori:,cmu\ of
m~sion and emotional O\\Oershrp.
Ne\\.·St) le leaders build on trust, not bhnd
au1horny. The traditional le:1der~h1p of
s1rict rule and humble obedience is
neither effective nor proper for 1he times.
John Scullc~. CEO of Apple Computer,
Inc .. is a corporate leader t)pkal of
successful new-!.!) le leader . His company
es1ablished a unique posi1ion \\ilh ·
consumers in 1he early 1980s by
pioneering the "user-friendly" personal
compuier. Sculley built upon the early
succc~s by means of a series of
panner hips (v.i1h companies as diverse as
IBM and Toshiba).
Each of these partnerships has
expanded the concept of the company and
it~ abi11t) to understand and serve the
needs of personal computer users in the
fuLure lrom a \,mety of pcrspecti\.es.
E\en as Apple has gro"n and expanded
so dramatic.ally, though, it has maintained
1he m1~s1on-based mo1iva1ion of i1s
employees and 1he sense of O\\ nersh1p
both 1hcy anu their customers feel they
h..1\e of Apple. And that is testament to
the consensus leadership of John Sculley.
I n place of real leadership, some suggest
l hat \.\. h:u our country really needs is
good management. But leaders and
managers have different personalities and
llkilh. Warren Bennis, one of the world's
authorities on the quali1ies or leadership,
ha:. considered the differences. He
concludes 1ha1 leaders impirc us with
passion. emotion and commi1men1, while
managers manage us.
Leaders communicate J 'is ion or picture
of the fu1ure, while managers operate \\ ith
1heir skills. Leaders challenge 1he stJtus
quo and anticipate both the problems and
opportunities of the future, v. hile
managers accept 1he status quo and v.ork
'~ithin its guidelines.
lcJders rel) on trust. ''hile manasers
u~e control. Leader~ are dri\en b> m1!.s1on
:rnd inno,atc to ge1 results. ManJgers
Jdmin1s1er b} m~ans of estabh:.hed
sy~1cml>, ~1ructun:·and proces .
Can '>'e nunagc our "a) through our
problem) or doe~ thb juncture in our
his1ory require genuine leadership'? How
real 1s the Jangcr that this loss of
confidence 1n our poliucal leaJers will
become a lo~s of confidence m democracy
itself? 1 o millions of Americans, the
anS\\ er seems self-e\ ident.
0 ur pre~1dent, the final buck-stopper,
mus1 be a leader. Our pre~ident must
inspire a common \ ision, encourage and
empo\\er all of u~ -individually and as a
nation -to reach our goals. Our
president must stand for all "'e are and all
v.e-can be as a people. To paraphrosc
Marshall McLuhan, our president must be
not only the medium, but the message
itself
Elliot Stein, Jr. is the chairman of the
board of Coast Community News, Inc., the
partnt rompany of the Daily Pilot.
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mathemJt1cally determined -1t I)
at once c1 iorm of balance and
force, ot mo,ement and repo:.e. I
ha'e choc;en the propeller as my
central image. I realize that s.J1hng
"essels in tho!>e days greatly
tiutnumbered the sream sh1ps
ducking 1n Ne" port to deh' er
lumber and ta~e on produce. Still
to me the propeller speal..!> most
forcefully of the ocean. It ·~ that
org.10 oi a sh-p "hich m~t
intimatel> confronts the \\Jter. Yet
it remains hidd n -bene.uh the
surlace or the sea.
Reader: . Junk entries
WJth regard to the propo ed an
piece to se1 the theme for the
McFadden Wh3rf
redevelopment. my first impulse
1s to urge the comm1tte~ to
aJopt a theme in '-eeping "1th
lhe herit:ige of the area. ~
The first ~uggc~llon 1 to thro"'
out all the junk that'~ being
submitted by .:1r1ists wh ) arc
hopeful of gaining recognition
for lheir ... skills" and don't g"e a
d.imn about the real feeling or
history of the subject.
The next mo' e is to adopt a
realization of the subject and
honor it w11h a depicting art
piece that will do honor to our
town and heritage.
Is Donald lipski's 'Zephyr' a reOection of Newport historyl
For "Zeph} r," I ha' e taken a
huge brass propeller and elevated
it on the pede)tal of a railroad car,
placing the entire construction on
actual railroad track. This structure
at once historic and t1meJe:.S,
seems both a relic and a display of
pure, cla~1cal form. While it
stands inert and motionless, 11
embodies the energy and motion
that recalls the optimistic dri\'e
An e:\:unple of my lhinking
~ould be lo build a true replica
of one of the old long boat
\\oh1ch \\ere used to unload the
ships during the forma11'c days
of the McFadden Wharf. moment.
In 1888, the Mcfadden brother)
built the McFadden wharf al the
present site of the Newport Pier.
lhey built a train line from Santa
Ana to Newport, and extended
the tracks out onto lhe wharf,
jutting a quarter mile into the
ocean. There it met a submarine
trench which could accommodate
ships o( ilny size. The day it w~
finished, Newport stood as
potentiJlly the great port of
Southern California. For th1c:
project, I sought an image that
·would e~emplrfy that hbtoric
I've long been struck by the
beauty of the propeller. Though its
form follows its function -the
complel( curves are
and spirit of Newport's founders at
that golden moment in time.
I have named the work
"Zephyr" for the Greek
per)()ntftcation of the Westerly
wind. -DONALD LIPSKI
Thank )OU for your attention
and patience.
JACK BARCUS
Newport Beach
Holy cow!
reader filets
a 1960 menu from The Victor Hugo Inn in
Laguna Bead).
For drooling purposes, check these uinner
prices·
AbJlone steak, S3.6S;
lob>ter lhermidor, S4.30;
double IJmb chops,
DOES THE MEDICAL JOURNAL KNOW
ABOUT THIS? -Swashbuckling Roger
Luby was ru>hed to Hoag Hospital the
other morning, reportedly to get his swa,sh
re-bucklL'CI.
lnillal (ears ''ere that his appendix had
ruptured and il friend comrorted him with
these word:
Smith, '~ho's nearly blind and sorely
hurting, and she referred me to Bill
Huscroft, her successor as editor o( the
Coofoffers Gazette •• md he SJtd the
g.11henn~ occur at the Omelet Parlor on
Newport Boulevard 1n Costa M~.
An Independent ~~r
Published by • meaty 7 1ssue
B URNED AT THE STEAi( -After six
years of baking, shaking and quaking in
the desert ol Riverside County, mortgage
broker lob Brennan and his Kathleen
moved IMC.week to C~ Mesa.
All went well until their first supermarket
safari.
• "I can't belieYe these high mettt pnces."
wid tuper-chef Bob. ''They should ~II the
chudc rout ~rle$."
0
SPfAkJNC Of FOOD PRICES -Cosu
M111'1 Fnd Cusick, eyery party-eo.r'1
fMWtte bartender hat ~ (via Vida Dftn)
•
S4.1 S, filet mignon with
mushrooms, SS.40;
Catalina swordfish steak,
SJ.60; roast prime·r1bs,
S4.SO; fresh rainbow trout
amandine, $3.95;
duc~ling with wild nee,
$4.15. • ____ ___, Included in the
five-course dinner') was a
d.llll1ng assortment ol
-----appetizers, soaps, sal.id, and a ~ ol 21 luscious desserts. But
there was OM ~tch. If you craved an
enofmous SNfooa cock~il with your rne•I. •
it w.u SO cents extra.
0
•
'Tve heard there's been a tremendous
breakthrough in this type of sur~!'.Y·
They've 1ust ptrformed the first successful
appendix transplant."
Hi~ lubyneu, with body all achin' and
wracked with pain, WU not 1mused.
0
SO WHAT USE IS OlDf -It's bHn
several eons since I heard.about the
Coololfen Club, one ol dw molt WMta~
k.\ffeek~l1Ches in al ol Pffodand, and rt w.lS
thoughtful of watt Nell to ten me it's still
functioning.
~u. 83. w~ members continue to aoo'
df In lhe mominp, bu& t'OUldn" ~
where ..... r•Nd rM ID ct.It_...
As (or Walt Neill hims.elf, he admits to
hJving been one of 1he world's greate)t
press agents, but once told me he was
fru)trattd in his chc>ke of careers. "I alw.J)!
wanted to be t1n en\Jepreneur," he wid,
"but I d1dn 't know how to spell 1t.''
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BEDSIDE BUllffiN -\~ we l.lst left
R•r Luby (SH a~ itM'I), he was
parting with the ~ix he'd beefi
carrying ~round b men than 1
~lf<entury. ~·1 mending nicety n<:JW, and
w•nU &o join trail>lMWj>olthfinckir l.
WlliaM on thole NllU,.~ walks
around Upp« ~~ s.y. His
recuper•t~ p,oMfS .. 11rOft1, he Mid,
beaUll h.11 ,..., ._ his body.
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Co.ut Community News. Inc .
Elliot StMI, Jr.
(Nirrmn
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A 12 Tuesday, August 11, 1992
Back Page
HAMLET •t.
From AS
focu)cd performJnce.
Ale,andcr's mcl.mcholv Dane
gleefully fe igns madne~s. bul his
Jud1ence is al\\,\}') in on 1he
deception. He me1iculously la)s
1hc ground\\ork in the first acl
for the methodical revenge he
unlc.1shes follO \\lng tntcrmbs1on.
much of the needed comic relief
while giving the role'
considerable depth in the
process. Sean Heyman as his
revengc-bcn1 son, Laertes, stirs
the blood "ith some
high-voltage emoting.
moments in erts a lighter touch
"here none is required.
Lyndall O tto's impressive
costuming, David C. Palmer's
intricate lighting and Craig
Drown's stirring sound effects all
contribute to a "Hamlet" that
sticks to the ribs.
"Hamlet" establishes the111ew
Shakespeare Orange County
troupe on an immediate par
\\ith its cross-county compatriots
and expands the horizons for
local aficionados of classical
IMAGE
From A1
years. "More p61ice on bicycles. We just had
a character here going the wrong way in a
car. He was going the wrong way down the
bicycle trail."
Schumann, who also rents out property, ac-
knowledged that renters arc part of the prob-
lem, but he said there arc good renters too.
Bill Schonlau, the president of the West
Newport Beach Association, has several sug-
gestions for making the area more livable.
One is to divi~e Seashore Drive up into
cul-de-sacs every three blocks.
SCHERER
From A1
ute the next afternoon, after a tearful
goodbye, Steve and 1 boarded the yellow truck
for our return home. Our plan was to drive to
Morro Day and stay th e night .. Looking forward
to a comfortable bed and pleusanl·smelling room,
we happily exited the 101 freeway 16 the
bcachside town.
But silly me -why should this part of the trip
be different from the rest.
Reggi.ire.Io's darkly scheming
Claudius 1s a cool cu~tomer,
rJrely displaying hi s emotions
publicly but skillfully allo\\ing
the playgoer to penetrate his
~oul !':orment enacts HJmlct's
mn1hcr, Queen Gertrude. with a
1hru.,1t -catching m1.xturc of fear
;111d sensual1 1y tha1 does the role
p11 ud.
\., the ,.,.ore.I) councilor
l'l1ll1n1us. Canmell pro' ides
Out!itanding as the tragic
Ophelia, driven to madness by
the death of her Cather, Melanie
'an 13etten reaps a whirlwind of
empath); her over-the-edge
vulnerability is beautifully
presented. Michael Nehring
offers .1 strong Horatio,
Hamlet's chief ally, withou_t
benefit of incendiary scenes.
StC\C ~lcCue excels in mo
roles -first as 1hc ghost of
l lumlct's father and later as the
garrulous grave digger. Mark
Cigl.1r is quite good as the
leader of the players. but his
swish) courier in the later
• theater. Performances continue
Thursdays through Sundays at 8
p.m., with Sunday mati nees at 3
p.m., until Aug. 30 al the
W:1ltmnr Theater on the
Chapman campus, 301 E. Palm
A\'C., Orange. Ticket
information is O\'nilable al
7..i4-7016.
"lt would change the character from a car-
nival-like atmosphere to more residential,"
Schonlau said. "People would be able to walk
without putting their safety at ri sk. ll makes
it more residential friendly."
In addition, Schonlau would allow duplex
ownerS' to convert their buildings into condo-
miniums. That, he said, would lower the pric-
es and increase the likelihood that owners
would move in.
From Morro Day until our last 3 a.m. Denny's ,
stop in Camarillo, the neon No-Vacancy sign
wir\ked al us. Beyond fatigue, we arrived in 'San
Clemente at 5 a.m. Sunday morning.
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COUNCIL
From A1
(u Ill 353 E. (\1.1'1 I ligh'' .1y, 10
''l'c..: 11 .1l (J a m
1n 1 ·her Jd1on ~lt)nda) night,
uiun, :. mc..:·mbers ~hghtl~ ,1mc..:qJcd
.1 J'fll!'ll'\.'d l1rd1n.11Kc 1\1 limit b;1'.\·
1-.c..:th.dl pl.1~1ng at Jll ('1 t)·tun
c..:·our h .titer Cllltllulm.111 Cox tool-.
n.c..:ptlllll ll> the h.1r~hnc.,s of thl.'
h.111 th.it \\OUld lllltl,I\\ dribbling
11 n '11111.k"' n to \ .1 111
\\ h.11 d~e arc \t>u ~01ng to dc..:i.
i;,1 uul ,111d th row rl1.:i... ... throu~h
pc..:•,1pk·, "indow fur en1e1 t,1;;,.
mc..:·111 .1" he J'kcJ. '\\c'r\.' tJl..tn~
. 1 \\ .1) ;.in en t c rt a 1 nm c..: n t up·
p1111u11:1~ I don't unda,1.1nd "h)
\Utt c..:.111 pl.1~ ba!iebJll unltl I I
n, lock at n1~ht but 1111t b;i,.
l..l.'tb.dl." ~
C c..:•Ul\\.'.ll member' \OleJ to limit
ROBBER
From A1
.1 \.il'cr ~huttlc hrc.11.., d1J\\ n
111d kt thl.' dll\Cf \\.111 ,1h1nc
IM J tO\\ trucl-..
"It 1~n·1 oftc..:·n th~11 )>llllleone
pull' up JnJ pull, J l..n1fe on
llllC 0f th1.: Jm c..: r,. · he .,,11d.
the ban only to those courts that
arc "ithtn 300 feet of J residcn11al
area. And the ordinance \\J~
changed to ban playing from sun·
set lo 7 p.m., or whichever is I.Iler.
Decausc of the changes, the or·
dtnuncc must return to the council
JI the Aug. 24 meeting for .1p·
proval.
In the Club DBG decision, the
council warned Lucia Luhan thJt
further disturbances could meJn
har~h consequences for the night·
club. I kr manager, Buck D'-11..cr,
J~~ured the council that the prob·
kms were under control.
13riun Fargo, who lives two
blol.'.ks lrnm the club. wasn't happ)
"1th the council's decision .
•· 1 t '' not a sma II club, it's a r;1g·
1ng n1~htclub." said Fargo, "ho
contl'.nd., that people park their
cars 111 front of his house and
leJ\C ti~r cans littered in his )ard.
··11\ re.ti \\c1rd."
The police report did not de·
t.1il IHm much CJ\h "a~ taken,
but Sm11h ~aiJ there ts nc,cr
much mone~ on board Super
Shull le,.
Ncl'.'>on described the robber
as being I 11.,pamc. obout 6 foot
tall anJ ''t;1ghing 150 pounds.
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Domain ·
DI the
wealthy?
~Wall Street Journal has
a point, but there's a way
to get into the seas
if you really want to. ·n espite the fact that
Newport offers some or
the world's best sailing,
access to the harbor and local
sailing is limited to yacht clubs
and private resitjenccs. This is
not a local phenomenon; last
Tuesday's Woll Street Journal
pointed out, "Many people (in
the U.S.) see sailing as the
domain of the wealthy."
However, N'ewport Harbor has
excellent instructional programs
which are inexpensive, open to
the public, and provide
everything needed to learn to .
sail.
Boating
everyone.
The Orange Const
College Marine and
Sail Program
provides our area
with one of the
country's large t and
most accessible
Slliling programs.
With instruction
le\els ranging from
beginner to
advnnccd, and with
boats ranging in size
from Lido 14's to
80-foot maxi-yachts,
the program offers
something for
Over 3,000 people take
advantage of OCC's marine
programs every )'Car. Classes
range in price from $79 for
introductory courses, to over
S500 for week-long offshore
sailing clas~es on former
Whitbre:id contender Alaska
Eug/c, a 76--foot sloop. For more
information, c:ill 645-9412.
Local yacht clubs also h:ive
omc of the bc)t junior
instruction programs in the
count ry. Progrnms range from
two or three days of informal
instruction per week at Balboa
Island Yocht Club and South
Shore Yacht Club: to year-round
junior racing programs at Balboa,
Bahia Corinthian, Lido Island
nn d Newport l larbor Yacht
Club . Most of the sailors on this
)'Car's Olympic team grew up
sailing in junior sailing programs.
Junior memberships are
available at mo~t of these yacht
club for a frac1ion of the cost of
regular member hips. And while
full memberships can take
months or year:> 10 process,
junior memberships arc generally
approved much quicker. While
this summer is almost over, this
fa ll is the time to start talking to
local clubs if )'OU have children
interested in learning to sail next
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August 11 , 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
'iports Editor Roger Carlson .... 6-12-4330 ext.387 1
Section B
OCC f ootba1VB2
Sports on TV-rad10/B3
Class1hed/B5
Costa Mesa's
VrebaloVich
still knocking
'em down
~He's whip ped a Catch-22
situation and is back in
business in the pro-beach
volleyball tour wars.
By Barry Faulkner
SPol'!S Wt1ter
D an VrebalO\.tch \\OU Id Jrcfer hb
e>.plo11~ be chronicle on the
pages of Vollc)ball Monthly.
After his recent t\\O-ycar sojourn to rt·
habilitate chronic knee problems, ho\\·
e\er, the New England Journal of Med-
icine might conl>ider him an cqu:.ill)
\\Orlhy ~UbjeCt.
VrcbjlO\ 1ch, \\ho pl..t) c:J at Co~tj
Mesa High, fatanc1a High and Orange
Coa'>t College has O\ ercome carulage
surge!) on his right I-nee. ligament
damage in his left knee, and severe ten·
d1n1us in both to return to the As·
wc1a11on of Vollc)ball Professionals'
pro beach tour. The tour stops at Sejl
Beach Friday through Sunda) for the
Orange County Open. •
''I pla)ed se,·en e .. ents in 1991 before
I decided l was only mes!)ing m)self up
more. and took the re~t of the \eJr
off,"' said Vrcbalovich, who ~as ranked
am ong the AVP top JO from 1%6 to
1990. "I then began a long, imohed re-
hab1lllation process thjt got more and
more frustrating. I \\as c•1ught in J
Catch 22 si tuation where 1 had to build
up the muscle!> around m> knees to re·
co\cr, but I \_Ouldn't do the \\Ork to
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Dan Vrebalovich has weathered the storms and is back in the thick of beach volleyball wars. See VREBALOVICH B3
Recalling the -days or Miller Time -early '40s
~San Diego district attorney
earned his stripes early
with role in Tars' '42 backfield.
E d Miller -Tar of the Year in
J 942-43 at Newport Harbor High
and stu dent body presidcni the
same period -was always red, white
and blue.
With amusement, he had further
evidence of his patriotism on the Fourth
of July. That's when he became a
grandpa.
...But. .as San Diego Union's Tom Olair
reports, Miller's son Steve, an as)istant
U.S. attorney, and Steve's wife, the
former Jennifer Mix, take the credit.
The.y're the parents of Jru.on Sydney
Miller. Sydney is for the sue of the
Australian honeymoon almost a year
ago.
And there was further amusement
Jan. 17, 1992 when Miller was given a
"salute and roast" night on hi 66th
birthday in San Diego by a wide ci rcle of
dignitaries that included Governor Pete
Wilson, who served as honorary dinner
chairman.
Although he was kind to send
us an im·itation, we had to take
a "rain check" due 10 a pressing
business schedule. we're quite
certain we missed a grand
evening of laughter ar;id
goodwill.
~ame backfield. ·
Di110 fo r Lorrie ~ngmade,
blocking back, All-CIF second
team, 1943; the late Vernon
Fitzpatrick at quarterback, and
the rugged Paul Myrehn, \\hO
ahernated wi th Miller.
Miller's dedication to
excellence prevails even today. Today, he is formally known
ns Edwin L. Miller, now
entering his 22nd year as the
San Diego district attorney. In
fact, he is the seniOL.dis1ric1
auorney in all California.
A second ge neration
From the
Sidelines
He first won office in a
bruising San Diego election in
1970, taking the district
auorncy's office in January
197 1. Few people th en
appreciated \\hat a \\ater hcd
election that was for San Californian, Miller resides in La
Jolla with his wife Barbara. During
Harbor High days, the Miller family
lived in Corona del Mar and his kid
brother Donnie wa a triple-threat
quarterback for the '44 Tars under
Coach Les Miller.
Ed Miller, a 10.2 sprinter during prep
dnys, was one of the major offensive
rushers for the Tars' champ te am in '42
under Coach Wendell Pickens. Hal
Sheflin, AJl-CIF fullba ck, was in the
Diego.
To become district ~ttorne), Miller
had to cake on the well-entrenched
political machine t~ontrolled much
of San Diego's ci\.ic life. But once
elected, he Jost no 11me in building a
great prosecutonal office.
He emerged "'ith a number of
inno\ations and changes that \\OUld
subsequently draw state and national
commendations. His office each )eJr
sends more dangerous felons to state
prison than any count) m California.
other than Los Angeles.
Three presidents -Johnson, Reagan
and Bush -found.him responding
affirmatively to serve them in one
cµpacity or another over the yea~ ln '
fact, Bush asked him last \ear to work
with other national leaders on auacking
the narcotics problem.
Ob' iously, the profcs!)10n demands
most of his time.
. We got an inkling or that once \\hen
\\e called Im o((icc.. Hh ~ecre.t::u) aslc.d
the reason for c:illtng. We cApl:uned "c
were \\.Orking on a Harbvr High footbJll
h1~tory bool..let and that he used to be
one of the big star.>
She exclaimed, "I d1dn ·t knO\\ he
• played footb:ill."
At an) rate, we d1' O\ercd he c. ,,,
welcomed the thoug"t of culling 11mc at
home one e'en1ng to \\3.X no:>talg1c
about the old days and contribute
\\hatever he could rclat1\e to h1-. role.
the champ '42 team and the agonizing
defeat to Glenn Da\1' .. ~Co (Bonita
High) in the Small S.:hool Of pla)Oll!.>
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A HOMETOWN PAPER •••
Do you remember a quarterback named Clay
Tucker? We do. He was one of Corona del Mar
High' s best, In a *long 11ne-or blue chips.
1992 schedule
Non-league
Fri., Sept. 11 -Costa Mesa (at Newport Harbor)
Fri.. Sept. 18 -Marina (at Westminster)
Fn., Sept 25 -Estancia (at Newport Harbor)
Sea View League
Fri .. Oct. 2 -Santa Margarita (at Saddleback Col)
Fri.. Oct. 9 -at Newport Harbor ~'.Fri., Oct. 16-Woodbridge (at Newport Harbor)
Thurs .. Oct. 22 -Tustin . (at Newport Harbor)
Fri Oct 30-University (at Irvine)
Fn Nov. 6-Saddleback (at Santa Ana Bowl)
Tllurs .. Nov. 12-Irvine (at Newport Harbor)
All games start at 7:30 p.m.
Wlllt'I tb8 Nie Of I
hometown PIPll'T h's to 111'11111
you IVll'Yd*'ll you IVll' wanted
to know lbou1 )Ult 11111 ... 1118
hometown. n starts with 1111
hometown lootbll team -
Coron• del Mii' Hlgh'I 181
Kings.
Since the Saa .Klnlll 11111 on
their blue and sllver Jerseys
they hive lned up for the
ldclmft 302 times over 1 span
or 30 years. The Sea Kings'
record? 144 Victories, 148
losses, 12 ties.
--
The Dally Piiot' s record? 302
Wins, no losses, no ties. We've
been there every time to
report on the Sea Kings.
How does tt add up?
For the Sea Kings, tt's
basically been a break-even
history, although there was
nothing remotely resembling
"break-even" In 1988 and 1989
when Dave Honand's Sea Kings
swept to back-to-back CIF
championships. Within the
Newport-Mesa Scliool District
they are the only CIF crowns
which have been claimed.
For the Dally Piiot, n adds up
to 100 per.cent. Win, lose or
yes, even 12 standons, the
Dally Piiot has always been
there· with an eye-witness.
account, complete with
statistics ... and always wHI.
At every Corona del M•
High varstty rootban game you
can count on n ... there'n be
cheerleaders and
quarterbacks, goal-llne
defenses and halttlme
adjustments .... a tee tor the
ldckon, and the Daily Pilot.
Newport a..chlCoata Meu Dally
CANTRELL: Looking
back on 'Miiier Time' .
Fro m 81 five touchdowns a aame.
Davis went on to All-America Davis was scoreless the first
fame at West Point, then to the half vs. Newport. One major
Rams. reason: The bull elephant line·
Miller's recall was astonish· backer Sheflin, who could cat~h
· him and shake him up physi· ang. Newport first confronted cally. Later, at Army, Davis
Santa Ana High on the grid in told Time Magazine that Shef·
1942. Although the Saints tin was the greatest player he
would not enter the Sunset ever confronted.
League until 1943, the clash SheOin had the Tars ahead
had utmost o n o n e
signifi· r un, 6·0,
cances ince early. But
Santa Ana an injured
had three heel just
times 1he before the
enrollment half took
o f New. him Out of
port. A win the game.
over the H ence,
Sain t s the sec·
wouTd give ond half
the Tars • was a ll
immediate Davis. Bo-
class. nita won,
M i 11 e r 39·6.
said, "We M i 11 er
played said, "l
Santa Ana co u I d
early in the catch up
season and with Davis
it was 100 i 11 t h e
deg r ees, open
hotter than Ta rs' Ed Miller -ci rca '42. field."
blazes. We " T h a t
were so exhausted later that we wasn't the problem. The prob·
snt down during timeouts." tern was Davis' powerful hips.
An early score was vital for Miller said he caught him once
either team since the energy en route to a touchdown and
would deplete fast under in· grappled him around the waist,
tense hea1. but Davis s.imply shook him
Santa Ana had good reason loose and sprinted on to pay·
to assume T with the Tari. dirt.
holding a fourth·and·one at the After winning a sc holarship
Saints' goal line -that New· to Dartmouth "here he played
port had to go with the 215· football and ran track, Miller
pound Shenin to make it. Ordi· aid, "l \\-Ould meet up with
narily, that was 1hc ca~e. Davis and his brother Ralph
But, in thi s instance. tad.le uguin at track meeb."
Bob Gaynor, the Tari.' !.ignal· But not football. An injury fi.
caller, sensed.the Sainti. \\Oul d nally spelled an end to Miller's
gear up and he could bait them gridiron days.
-a fake to SheOin, then hand· Ahhough the glory )llear of
off to Miller up the middle. '42 has long faded across the
It worked. Touchdown. Final: roll of five decades. that sweet
Tars 7, Saints 0. l>mell .of success \\ill long en·
The Tars won nine. lo!lt one Jure for Ed Miller.
and scored 235 poin11. 10 65 for , Don Cantrtll is a formtr
the opposition. Bonit::i entered sports editor . for the Costa
the final CIF game vs. Newport Mesa Globe llerold, fottrunntr
with 407 points to the ri\al '60 to the Dally Pilot, and • rcsl·
in 10 games. Davis averaged dent of Albuquerqut, N.M.
Missouri Western State
picks up OCC's Steen
COSTA MESA -Adrain S1cen, Orange
Coas1 College's second all-time leading rusher
with 1,68-l ya rds the past two i.easonl>, has
transferred to Missouri Western State Univer·
sity of Si. Joseph, Mo., Piratei. Coach Bill
Workm:in :innounccd.
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A TT.ENT.ION COM DARIS~'~ 'LSHO DD CRS A 5·fool·6, 185·pounder from Stark High in r f"t LJ_1!/_ _ _ f::-r-J;;.j • West Oran e, Tx., S1een ained 708 yards on --t--+--.rr camel> . a"crage an scored nine
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GET IN THE GAME... ON A DAILY BASIS ... touchdowns last season. He wal> third on the Pirutcl>' receiving
THE NEWPORT BEACH• COSTA MESA charts, ea1ching 15 balls for 248 yard .
GET YOUR LOCAL SPORTS IN THE DAILY PILOT. I 1 1 •11 P1•10L , Steen tied a school record "ilh fou r touchdo"n~ in a 48·12 v1c· tory over Grossmont.
An ankle injury sustmned 111 that game, the third aamc of the
sea on, along wilh olhcr physical problems, limited hii. playing Look for yourse lf ...
Is it any wonder all agr ee ..•
Nobody ca res ....
like the Daily Pilot cares
time the rest of the )Car. B~~ 433'3 Steen had a better l>Cason as a freshman in 1990, "'hen he
gained 976 yardi. on 172 carriei. (5.7 average) and scored six
• ~ touchdowns, leading the Pirates to the Mission Conference title
• and a berth in the Orange County Bowl.
He trails only Tony Accomando on the Pirates' career rushing
list. Accomando gained 1,873 yards in 1974-75.
The 1992 campaign Is Just around the corner ... anti thlJ Dally Pilot Is planning Its best-ever coverage ••• Steen is also fifth on 1he Pirates career all-purpose yardage list
with 2,029 yards. _
Another starter on the 199 1 squad, strong safety Se:in Loftis,
has tran ferred to Utah State University . . Watch out Dave Holland, we're going to knock your socks on!
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VREBAlOVICH: He's 'back on track
From 81
"For a lime, l w~1s really in u fog about how to re-
co,er. h led me 10 dozens of different sports thcra-
1' py peoplt: trying 10 find something that would 10worl.." • t Vrebalovich, a former indoor All-Americnn at
_1po1h Hawaii and UCLA, began the 1992 season try-
,i)ng to play through the pain. A series of disap-
1,pointing fini~h~s. however, only added to his grow-
_,,,ng desperation to find medical relief.
"For the first time, 1 began having serious doubts
1 ,pbout whether I'd be able to make it back to the
.>level I'd played at before," he said.
0 Vrebalovich, now li..,ing in Culver City, crediled
1uthe Los Ange les-based Soft Tissue Center with
liJlelping turn things around.
tr "Tiiey removed a lot of scar tissue, which really
Jlhelped me start training ·harder. I got treatments 1~ during the week. and I found I could play hard on
<.>the weekend."
'J.' Though "Verb," as he is called by fellow players,
:JQuickly recovered the skills that made him one of
11 the ~pom efile, lhe loss of ranKlng points from his
11\ong layoff (and subsequent low seedings) made it
1 diffi cult to attract top -partners.
, ''I had to climb my way-;t>ack into position in the
rankings," Vrebalovich explained. "I finally hooked Da n Vrcbalovich
, JJP with Bruk Vandeweghe and we've been playing
J ·pretty well together. We've had some respectable finishes (fourth at
Manhattan Dench and seventh at both Belmar Beach and Milwaukee),
but I still don't think \\e're playing up to our abilities."
muscles for strengthening. His initial strength test
on the machine revealed a 50 percent deficiency 10
his righ t leg, which surpmcd Vrcbalovich greatly.
"I'll ne ed another full off season 10 get back to
100 percent, but at least I see that's possible
again," Vrebalovich said. "The tendinitis may
ne\er go away completely, but l've learned a lot
about how to train more eCficiently. I'm c,\c1tcd
about the future because I'm only 29. Most ol the'
top beach players peak from 29 to 33, so 1 thin!>
my best yea rs are still ahead."
The future begins with the rest of this season,
and Vrebalovich is anxious to reclaim has place
among the top pluyers. Jfc h.is three carl!"i!Ttour--
n:.11nent titles and earned 5247,590 in pri1c money
coming in to this season. ··rm definitely trying to prove something right
now with my peers," Vrebalovich said. "There's a
certain mys tique about the top players, and all
your peers know '"hen )OU're not play111g up to
your abili ties. You have to prove yourself, before
the top players \\ill want to play \\ith you again. I
want them to feel I'm w mcone to be reckoned
with aga in. I feel as if I can go out and play as
well as anyone righ t now, eve n without being 100
percent."
Vrebulovich doesn't consider himself t1 pioneer
in the athletic rehabilitation field, but he is eager
to pass along to his peers whatever experience he
has g.1inep during his two-year odyssey.
Vrebalovich's continuing search to reach lop ph)Sical form led him
to a new lcg-cxten~ion machine, which more-th oroughly i .. 01:11cs leg
"I'm writing an article about my program with the leg-extension ma-
chine for Vollc)ball Month!) and I'll help gu)S as much as 1 can," he
said. •·1 know \\hat it's like to be injured and I wouldn't '"i)h th a1
fru!>tration on anyone." Dan Vrcl>.110\ ich goes hii;h to put one do'' n in beach \ oll c\ b.ill.
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:'JJIDATING: Junior sabots take spotlight this week \
From 81
summer.
~· • 1 his "eek, local Junior Sabot sailors "ill
be competing an the annual Sabot Junior
1 National Champion hips at ~l l\\ion Da)
Yacht Club. The regatta has 179 en1rants
this year, with the top 120 llualif)ing for four
30-boal flights ar1er the first d .1) for gold
(championbhtp), silver, bronze anc.J iron.
The Sabot Class. \\hich is s.iiled
throughout Southern California, has spa'' ncd
recent Ol)mp1an John Shadden, Mark
Re) nolds, 13rian Ledbetter and J.J. bier.
La t year's "inner ,..,a., local Dill Warc.J of
l3C'I C: first girl in 1991 '"as \\hitnC) Finster
of NHYC. , .-
l\fosion l3.iy is nmong the best sail111g
venues for Sabot Nationals. Wtth a Y>ide
''open bay and !>teady breeze~. Mission Day
I
has few of Jhe quirky geogra phical \\tnd
i.hift !> :rnd currents that Joe.ii ... ailors generally
con1end with. Loc.1l i..1ilors ha\c hi'>turically
fared \\ell m ~t b-,ion U.1,; in 1%6. "hen
T\fo,.,1on D .1\ Y.icht Club0
abo ho:-teJ the
nationals. NI IYC\ ~ll!V\.: Obon \\Oii huth the
Elimination anJ 1he Champ1llll'h1p Senes.
Top local cuntclllkl\ this )CJr tndudc Ken
Ward, Lor:in ShJrp. ~lall llo)I .rnd :-.t11ni
Elliot of DCYC: ~t.111 I h.l\ t .ind DJ1 rcn
f\1Jdd en of BYC: Tcnn)'On 0)1er ,ind ~la\
Spooner of Ll'I C: ·1 m:l.er C.1mpbcll, R:.lrthey
Campbell, Liu.ic Collins ("ho \\Oil the Sil\ er
Flight last year). P a1r11.:k Hog.m .ind Carol) n
Kriz or NHYC.
• Ne,.,.pon Hnrbor lllgh and U.S Na"al
Academy (and local Jllnior s.11l1ng program)
graduate Suzie ~tintun JUSl fin1,hed one or
the mO!>l rem:ul.ablc college !>.ailing c:irccrs
e'er. As ti JUn1or, ~lmton \\Us among the top
locul ~:ibot s.1ilors m 1hc late 1980s, \\lllntng
the 1987 Hal l3ro" ne Troph) as the top
O\Crall score at 111;,t )Car's S.ibot Nationals.
L hl )ear she be~ame 1he far\t ''omen C\er to
\\in her di,bion in th e college Women\
N.1tion3h •. the Co·ed N.iuonals and Team
RJcmg Na11onab.
1 has year. despite sailing "ith a b1 ol.en
"mt, SuLic"s team '"on th e FO\\le Trophy
·(" h1ch is a" .irded to the country's bc-,t
college .,ailing team) for the second )Car in a
ru\\. Suzie \\as abo named a colleg1a1e
All-American for the se ond 11me.
f·ortunntely for lo.:al racers, she has a
fi,e-ycar commi tment to the Na'y before-she
can tetrorize local race courses.
Jo/Jn DroJ ton 's boating column nppcars in
the Daily Pilot e•cry Tuesday.
All -America honors ·
F i~e area pla1ers earned AU-Am erican honors at the junior
national water polo championships, completed Sunday at
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Recent Ne~port Harbor High graduate Riki Krumins and re-
cent Corona del Mar ffigh graduate Austln Weir were named AJl-
American for leading the l•ullertoo·based E.A.S.T. quad to a
tbird·plaC't Cinisb in the 17-aod-under division.
E.A.S.T. dereated a team from the Stockton area, 9·1, in the
bronze-medal game.
Carter Weir was a first-team All-American representing the
CdM junior water polo program, whose team comprised eX<'fU·
ively of locals, finished fourth in the IJ-aud-under tournameat.
The 12-)ear-old Carter Weir, Austin's younger brother, shared
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Marchiorla'ttl, both of whom were second-team selections.
Ma.rchiorlatti, one of the team's most proliOc seottfs, i a con·
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primary team leader for Coach Ted Bandaruk's squad.
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-~ °' Deed R9Goided In . Book II~ _.... uNMI ANGSt 100 CMo C... HUNTINGTON B!ACH •td lpeclftMtlon• Md no ~ ....... M • .. do ........_ In .. ~ 0Mt tpla *!UM II of Jotin NlcholH U.dH,
T ... ·~·-' IAL.a •2192. Peoe ·~. Oft1Ct91 l'8y ... w.Md Mb Of .... .,..... .... ..... FROM O.t MU EAIT 0# ~ ....,_. .......... ~· ... -or ......... Al ............ Treot 4114, hol , • .,. tl174 Mt. ....... roun--T.tnoo4o1 AecoJm ot Orenoe County oorwttct tD h ..,.-.,_ CA n1ot • IAO<>t<HUMT IT'MrT TO .._ thnMlgtl ._ -... of ,.._.> M The Mi191c:WV ..,,,enciy tleaed. .., ... ,_ t ltwouah t4 of mi. .-v.11ey, Celd. N10I Loen No. ltttna AAlo ~ O.tfrOfn .. ~) The .. 119tl1ndef11 Th. 02 MILi MST 0# 8IACH ~ a • .....,. of under Mid o..d of TNlf. .... .,., ........... a...... .... OeOf9e CHM.,.,.,. vou AA& IN DEFAUU ..... •llllhtl Ot ~.,, ...,. .. Mlon ~ llWt ....... IOtA.EvMD ... -Trenlpot1allon P'ubffca-by reMOft of • .,,_,_. Hiii I• 9CC8-=-~ .... "'°°""Owners: c..oe A. ML Nlmbul. PourUln Vll-UNOER TiiE DEED OF .... :rta. no ""''* how ..... ..-neect Ynlw ell ~ tei ....... ......., ceMd .. .... ~ tlof'9 Unll, ttoo ho).• 0.. ~ In lie G ........ T.,,.... IM't .. Jaclleon end M•UhtW ltY, Cellf, 1210I ~~ O~O TlUJlll~ IMlqUll bf the GtllMuf ~. pet10n -M _, ~~· ....,_,, of Tt•n1port•llon, 110 Drive. lacramento, CA MC\lfed lhereby,J:;o: ~ ol lie TIWIM'1 ~,~--,. ol lie C"h11le1 Bent,r: Fla\I, TION TO -..TECT A • theleln end uwn.J °' UMd ~ ID h pelllort., _.,.." wttheut en South 1J1ftna SttMt, Aoom Hltl, Ttltphont No. fOtt t~ and delftt. Detd "'* fUndt beCOfN THltonS _ NM19 .,...,.. 2900 8t19to1 to1oe.
Oft""° ~ YOUR bot Mid On1ntor lrl COtWic-1M et""9 QOOd .,.. •ttOtMW, 111 tal ,...... 1000 Lot Angt!N, Celltor· (tUI~. trtd to the undtrslgnect 1 .-.... to lie ~ or rn ...,,...., ~ ...... Calif, 12121
SOU)RTY. IT MAY BE llOn With ()f with 111111*'1 to wfty h oowf' "*'Id AOe w., .. •eool•n ' .. Ilia 9oo12. unUI 2 o'clock CrOM MCtlorw lof WI wnntn DectetMlon °' a.. .......... INlller of luaJICT TO TH! RIGHT Thi• b111lne11 11 co~ IF Al A PUeLIC SALE the p1optt1y conveytd trtnl h .u~. MtMete de ,......._ _, pm. on August 27, t"2, .. pniject .,. 9\IWblt 111 the rautt end Oen\llfld tor S.. rtQN. OF REDEMPTION PER ducted by: 1 a--• part•
YOU NE£0 AN EXPLA· theftof, whether IUCtl w•ler A HEARING an h --which 11"'-tntv Wiii M ~of lhe Dis~ Olfec-Md -"*' no410e Of de-'Seid .... _. M medt, CClt 721.010 ntnn1p ~TION OP THE NATURE 1tgt1U 11'11 be IC*lllf'I, CMr· !ft .. be IWd Ofl _......,~ .., • ....,.. publicly opened and reed tor al TrMICIC)rtatlon ot the 1aun end of eleCUon to but ~ ~ 0t Commonly llnown ad· Th• regletrant(t) com-
OF THE PROCEEDING ~ lill!PrCJClf .. tlve, ~1C:O· ....., 3, 1"'2 at 1 ~ Mnt•, • det .......... In AoOm t2 ai aald 9d-dllttict In whlcfl the WOfk It cw the undMigntd. to wwrny ..... or Imo dt911: 1508 OtlUle °""9. menc:ed lo ttan&act bull·
AGAIN s T y OU. YO u lltlll\Q. ptelef~ Of con· P. . In 09pl 3A loCMed Ill ....... ..... ne ttene d<Mt. tltue&ed. ... Mid P'°'*'Y '° ~ plied rtgllfdlng *· pot• ~ IMch llltO de-ntt9 ~ tl\t l'lctll~•
SHOULD CONTACT A llKIUlll. ptOYlded, howewr, 700 CMc C..,., ~ •1111de, Mt RH•RT Propoul tor1n1 tot tnlt 9ldt etl9I M lubmltted laid~·· end"*--MttlOf\ 01 WUmOfencfl, teribed .. t508 Galuy 8utlne11 N1me(1) lltted
LAWYER thet the rnervefaon mHe w-. Santa Ana., ~ K. QBORO•. •IQ., WOf'tl.,. lnctUded In 1 MP-oniY on propoui bml tur· •lter th• undtralan•d IO Atl•fV the lndtt>l9dne11 Driv., Newport a.Kii lbO¥t on: Julll 20, i"2
On Tueec»;. Aygust 18, thwtlll Sl\tll not IMllMt to 92701. O•ORQI a IHl•LDI, ., ••• boOtc entitled: STATE nltfted by lht Otoattmtnt. caused uld notlc• of de-MCUl'ed by Mid deed. in. " !ht tl.lbject ol thll .... John N. Urdtil ~=2· •• 1 00 P ._. · ~ °' loi thlt beneltl ol uid IF YOU OBJECT TO ,0 Cofperate Peril OF CALIFORNIA: DEPART· Cool" Of lactlmlf" Of lht fault •nd of ~Ion to M ciudlf!9 the tee and ••· 11 teal ~ and It hU Thi9 iltaltmtnt wu llltd
II .. NI, F A , l0tm9'ly Gtantoi 111\Y 1t0hl IO WllM h grantlna of the ~ luHe 300 IMM ~ M E NT 0 F T R A N S. bkfdtr'1 completed and elt· ltc:OIOtd April 29. t"2 M ptntt Of 11\t trustee and of no lltNt eddrtat r °': with the County Cltrk or ~-•• Home Ft<1e1•I upon the surfece or Ille VOU "*'kf ~ 111 fMi 9271~81j, ' PORTATION; PROPOSAL toYttd propoUI fOtmt IUI> lnetr. No. 92·2110M. In the lrut .. Ct"'8d by Mid common ~~· Or11199 County on July 2t,
ellon. N Trust .. undef • IN -Cite ol adl riottta. or • W1M1n DAT•i FU Zt 1HS CONSTRUCTION ON ltettd. Aecotdt In the omc. of the dtr with lr4er9et • pfC> M oblllntd from the Mw· , ••• 13
_...._ and Loen "-tocl· propwty OOaclibed l'MQln In Diano ..... yow ANO CONTRACT FOR mined ... bid Will ", .. Book P•g• of Olflclal dMd, adVlncel. thtt~ ltctlont to Ila ............... tntY 1992
Dted OI Trull dll•d N t-..wd Ml the a.act Alto with ... ~ GARY L. QUMVtLLE, STATE HIGHWAY IN OR· Th• tUCCHtful blddtr rtcordef ol Or.nat county: vkltd ~· end lhe un-tnal'• OftlCt upon rtql*l Publllhtd Newport 8Mc:~ t~~l/19. 11gnt<1 by Ah c:orded In Boot 12692, f>eoe be h heatlnt. Yo.,11 Cieri!, 9Y Richard W. ANGE COUNTY IN HUN· tNR fwnllh a P'Y"*lt Seid Sale ~"'be medt, plld ptlnclpel of the note Pr91pectlve bidders Costa M ... na.1i.. Piiot .>.My ...._.ooni.z.ncs end T .... t903. Otlte .. 1 Records ot 11ppNtMCe n..y be In Jeot, hputr TINGTON BEACH FROM bond and I Plfformenc:e but without CO\l9Nnt or MCUrtd ~':!:t deed wtt1't lhould ,_,., to S«tlOnt .,_,
Kaleroont·Zend. husb•nO Or1111g11Couniy ~orb¥~~. ltubll•h•O Newport 0 .2 MILE EAST OF bond. , wananty, 1111)ffft or Im-am.test u pro-701.510 to 701 .NO, Inc~ 2$,Augutt•, 11, 11.1m
•nd wil•, and 1ecorded PARCllL 3: e..m.nts IF YO\f A.RE A B ly BROOKHURST ~EET TO The Depanmtnl of Tren. ptltd, rtgNding 1Jtit poe. Ylded In uld Nott. llve, of the Code of CMI T'30 11122189, .. Document 88-.... IOlth lfl the 18Chon1 CREDITOR °' • HCh/COltl Mesa Dai 0.2 MILE WEST2F B CH PGrt•llon ti.1eby not1llH ell SHtlon. Of tncumbrance9, DATED: .Jufy 22, '"2 Procedure tot provltlonl
839670, eoc. -. Pege -, of enlitltd ·c.,1..,, ~11 oon1in9erit Cf9dMot of "9 Piiot July 28• Auguit 4• 11• BOULEVARD blddlfl •lhat II .. 111 9'-to pay the remalflln9 prfnci. TAUIT•a. ••NANO• ao-nlna the tlfl'llt, concll· PUIUC-NOTtC&----the Otliclel A8oords of Or· for Owl\flfa" end "Sul)pOlt, deceMed you ,,._, tie t8, 1992 General wor1c rlptlon• flrmetlvetY ln1ur1 that In pal tum of ttlt nott{t! .. CAL"OfHHA, llYr OSR-Ilona, ri etttct of the 1&1•1----=-=~~~:-::-~-:r: County, <AlllortU, wilt Settlement ICld Encroach· your ~ '\will the court T639 Widen to 8 h1nt1 encl m~ any conlract entered Into cured by Aid deed of AlD H. WIPU PR• .. end 11'1• llllbl111y of defeuh· CNlt011031
.. l>Ubk llYCllon to the nlent" ol the Anda enutled Md m.11 • copy to twt PUBLIC NOTIC• Uy tr.mo 1lgn111. puttuant to thl1 MIYertl ... Trull, with lnter•t u In IHNT (3tO) ~?40T1 lnO Wdert. '1ct11Joue hlghesl ~ IOf c.lh "' ·e..m.nt1• ol lhe Dode-ptf'IClnll ,..,,.....11v9 .. thlt PfoJed hat. goal of ment, dllldYantaged bull-tald not• prcMdtd. 9d-NOTICE IS HEREBY .., ..............
Urilled &.i.s Oollera. •I the 1ett0n ief1utd to in P8fall 2 •1>CW1tec:1 by twt court 20 petQlf'lt dltedvantaoed neu enterprltes wfll M &f· vancH, n anv, under lhe GIVEN that on tHVAS.. ltatetnent North hont ent1ence to the eboYe ...,In lour fnonh tom ITATElll!NT CW businett entttpriM (OSE) f0tOed lull oPportunity to term• of uld Deed of Publlthed Newpotl AUGUST 27, 1992 •I 2:00 The Follow!
Coun1y Coo1thoute. 700 PARCEL •: ~ts. fie ... of hi~ of AaANDONMENT Of' No prt-bld mHtlng ,, tul>mh bid.I In retpOntt to Tl\ltl, ..... Cl\etvM and 8"ch-Co1ta ..... Delly O'clock P.M. •t Orenge .,. dolnQ ~ ~
CNtc Cent., 011w W1111. "' as such NlflmeOIS 1111t r*· 1ettert • pnwtded In USK 0' FICTITIOUI scheduled for thlt projtc:t. INt lfWflltlon and will not taptnNt of the TNllM Piiot Jiiiy 29, ~ •. 11, County Matthai • •1101 LA BREA ASSOClAT1;S,
the City of s.ti11 AN Or· ticUletly l8l forth In Article sec:lon 9100 of N •USINESS NAME THIS PROJECT IS SUB-b• Oltcrlmlnlted egall\tt and of the tNttt ct .. ted 1992 JamborM Blvd. Rm toe, 2<1S Fltchll' Awnue Suitt
8f'08 County. Cettlom.8. ell XIII (2) tlf'llttled 'Easements• Cellfomill Ptobate Codi. The followlng l*tonl JECT TO THE "BUY AMER· on tht goumdt of r~. by tlld Deed of Tnm. Te:M City Of Newport BNch, 02 Costa Mesa, ' Calif. nght, tttla and intennt con· ol the Dec&at1tt0n ol C.OV· The time tot filing cWn11 hive abendoned-lhe Utt or ICA" PROVISIONS OF THE color, or Nlllonel origin In Said talt Wiii ba held ori: County of Ofange, Slete ol '2S2S 1 ~to llnd l'l()'jlf held by 11 enanta. Conditions end Re-wll not expire before four th• F101lt101.11 Bu1lne11 SURFACE TA ANS. contld1r1llon tor •wetO. September 1, 1992. •t 1:30 PU•LIC NOTICE C...,omi. I Wiii Mii •I pub-Gene Sullllla.n 257t Cr•••·
under the Deed ol Trust. tn slltellons Racotded in Book monlta frOm twt hMring Name: SEACOMP INTER· PORTATION ASSISTANCE Purtull'lt \0 Section 1173 p.m. In 11\t lobby to the llG euctlon to lhe hlgh"I view Ntwpot1 'a.ach C•lll
lhe reet PfOC)Ofty, ~!bed 1176e Peoet <120 lo .,8• detenbticedlibov9. NATIONAL, 2112 t W. ACT OF 1992 AS Of the l.abof Code, the bullOlng localed et eGt YOU ARE IN DEFAULT bidder, tot caah In lilwf\il e2M3 • ' aa tneluStVe, ol Olftcial Records YOU MAY EXAMINE MacArthur Blvd. Sste, 143, AM~OEO BY THE INTER· generel P'tvtlllng wage South LMt StrNt. Or· UNO!R A DEED OF TRUST money of the Unlt•d Ronald J . Guyer 2,5 fl•
PAACEL 1: Uftll 112 as of Oranoe County c.lifoi· the ... -, ..... the If Santa Ana, cam. 9VO. MODAL SURFACE TRANS-rlltH In the county. -.nge, Cdtomla 92A8 DA~D AUGUST 30, 1t80. Ste!M ... the right. tlllt her A Suft 02 shown end dac11bed in °the n... und8f the sechon heed-.,: _,a COUit The Fictitious Butlnets PORTATION EFFICIENCY countltt, In which the wort! Al the time of lhe lnltlal UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-end ~ of .aid Jud;-bosta ,._":_uC'.i.r ~ '
Coodw11n141m Pl.If\ Rtcad-inos Ml tuCti Atllcle enlllled t:,.tltd In the C:: Name referred to 9boYe ACT OF 1991. . It to ~ done have bMI\ publicallon of thlt nolioe, llOH TO PROTECT YOUR mtnl dtbtor(t) In lhl Thi• butlnttt • tt con.
ed 1rt lkxMI t2988 P1ge as follows "Owners· Rights you may file with lie 00\;t w11 filed In Orange County Bids are requlfed for the ~etmlntd by the Dl,.c;tor the toe.I emounl of IN un-PROPERTY, IT MAY BE 9boYI ~ propet1y, duettd by: • general pat1 1018 ol Oft~ ReCords ol and Duties. Utlllh• end c.. a tonn.I Ae<:lu•t lo on February ts, t99t, Flit entire work d11erlb1d of the Calllornla Depart· paid bai.nct of the obllga-SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. or .o much thlftol u may ntttN · ·
Orenge County, Ca11torn.a ble Teh~1111ion·. "Suppo11 Soedal Notlot ol fie lllin No.F484188 herein. mtnl of Industrial Rel• tlon1 Hc:ured by the •bow IF YOU NEED AN EXPL.A· ba ntCHNfY to ..Utly Th~ fttt1nt(s) com-
PARCfl 2: An un01vt0ed end Selllement • "En· ol an lnvento :S Jerry R, EdWards. 21~ At the tlme 1hlt contract It lions. ThH• wage 11111 described dffd of trust NATION OF THE NATURE uld executlOn, wilt1 ec-~io lla.nsact busl
II., 1s1 1otures1 as • Tenant aoechment" and ·C:ommu. appr.ia.J of -~3 ... 11 Mar iner Circle, Newport awarded, th• Cont11ctor Ind tti. Federal minimum '911d ettlmatld coS11, ••· OF THE PROCEEDING c:f\ltd lnterff1 and cottt. ,,..1 Under the Flc:lltlou~
111 Common tn the loo tnlllf· n1ty FtclltlteS Easements• or of eny ~~ or Beach, Calll. 92660 shall lottttt either • wage rates for lhlt project pense1, •nd 1dYanc:.. It AGAINST YOU, YOU APPROXIMATE MINIMUM Butineu Name(•) listed
est 1n and to tho Common PARCEL 5: An easement account u ptovlded In Thal 0 Do. 16080 Ch•lllt, Class lleente 0t 1 Claat as predetermined by lhe $563,798.79. SHOULD CONTACT A BID: $0,00. lbO¥t on• Auguat t 1980 Alea ol Loe ., or T1ac1 No ove1 Lot A ol Tract No sec*>n 1250 of " Fountain V1ll1y, C•lll. c.12 license. United Slit•• Sec1atary or It Is possible that at the LAWYER. •••The emount of NCUrtd RONIO i.' GU'f8f •
965a. as I* Map Attcorded 9816. as per Map Recotdud Calltomla Prob ... Code A 92708 This contract It tubJtct to Labor are Ht lorth In the time of die the opening NOTICE OF l~tednett with lnterHI Thi ttatemant filed
in Book 429 Paues 30to111 Boot .,1 ... PIQltS 15 to R~ttorSoecWNob Minn Do, 1eoo. Cecelia, stat• contract nono11enml-H rlaltynumberldbooksl• bid may be lets than the TRUSTEl .. SA&.e •ndcostt l1$27,000.11 withs the Cou 'cii!.1t ol
33 tnclus1111. ol t.t1sce1ta· 23 1nclus1•0 ol l.A1scell1· lom'I Is availeble ffOf'l'l l\t Cenltos, Calif. 90701 nation Ind comptlanc. r• sued tor ~ddlng purpote1 total lndebtednest Oue. LOAN NO. Ll•ONAO D•ttd August 3, 1992 Orange eoun;:'on J1,1ly 2 neous Mlipl, 111 thtt OlltCe o1 neous Maps. "' the OlltCe o1 oourt cter1t.. This business was con-qulrementt puttuant to entlll1d .. Proposal. and 01t1: 7/30192 T S N 6.,.24 Division: Harbor DMtlon, t992 '
the County Rat.oic>er ol Or· the County Recotdet o1 Or-Attof~ tor Petldoner: duc:ted by a gtntfal pet1· Government Code, Stctlon ~111ct. •nd In cop111 ol LA ME.SA TITL& CO... NO.TICE 0 •15 HEREBY •601 JlmborH 811/d,, Am FS30&H ~ County, es such term anoe Counry. Caltlom1a. toi JAMES ll EBERT nerlhlp t2990. uid bOOk that may be ex· PAHY, •• •aid TrvatM, toe, ~port Beech, CA
IS detlllOd 1n thdA1licle onll· the f1u1pose ol drainage 0000 WILDMAN This ttatement was ftltd Profect pl1n1. tpeclal pro-1mlntd 11 the offices d• 8 TD IE..VICI! COM-GIVEN, that on Wldnet· Mlchael S , Cerone, Pubhshed Newport S.ac1'·
llttd ·0orm1uons' or the bene 111ng holetnabove de-HEONtsa l WALLEY with the County Clerk ol vl1 ion1, and propo111 sc1lbed •bove whit• p ~ N·v· t • day, 08126192, at 10:00 M •rah a I, or• n 18 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot Jul~
Oecla1e11on ol eo.enents. 9Cflbtld land provided that 5000 C~· Drtv. Orange County on August lorms for bidding lhlt pro)ec:t plans, aptclal pro-F .~ : 'P4:.a" I ,.:. o'clock •.m. of tald day, II Counf't 28, August•. ,, . 1 e. 1992
Cond1tt0ns and Res111c:tt0na such tlt11111&Qe shall not un-Newport Beach CA 8, t992 project can only be ob-visions. and p1opo111 ranc • ma, IN THE AREA SET ASIDE e p ICaloper Deputy T·62.2
(The ·o..c:1aratt0n") Record-reasonably rosuict the m· l2tlO ' Published N-pot1 !leach-l.lloed 11 the Depa1t1Mnt of r111r111 may be 111n. Ad· 1l1lant Secret•rr, 801 F o R c 0 NDucT1 NG PY b.ll h d • N
ed 111 8ooll 12992 Page tendOO use and eniovmeo1 O.ily Ntwpol1 Costa Mast Pilot August T11nspot1etlon, Plana 1110 dand• to modify wage South Lewtt It., Or· TRUSTEE'S S ES u ' • ewport PUBLIC NOTICE 1605. 011tc111 Records of o1 Slltd lot A ~ta 11. 18, 25, September 1, Bid Documents, Room ,.,.,,II necesst.ry. w!!I be 9n90, CA e2eea t714) Al • Beach-Costa Mesa D111y1 ___ ~-----
0rllnQB County E.ccept Ill The stret1l lddltiss 0t olh· Mesa Pilot t992 0200 (formerly Room 39), Issued lo holdtts ~I Pio-38$-4700 WITHIN THE OFFICES 0~ Piiot August 11, 11 •. 2S. Flclltlou•
Oii, Oii 1tghts. rntnwlll t!Qtlts. 81 common dcSIQNlllOn of Aug. 10, 1 t, 17, 19912 T~ Tr1nspor11tlon Bull ding, posal and Conlrlc:t books. IF AVAILABLE. THE EX· RESS FJNANClAl CORP(). t992 B&nJMH Ne,.,_.
na1111• gas •IQhls 11.nd.Olhef the llboYe itllll pmpeHy IS 1120 N S11Ht, P.O. Boa Future effective gent11I PECTEO OPENING BIO RATION, localed .. t800 T6S8 ltatt-nt
hyd(ocaroons by whatS08Yel kno111n to us as ., 1 Ash· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 94287•. Sacramento. Call· Ph~~~l~lng bewage d1~" MAY BE OBTAINED BY North Broa<tway. Sulla tOO, PUILIC NOTfC• The Foffowlng persons name known. goo1hu1mat bfOOll. tMne C.hl0tnia lomla 9427.,-0001, Tel• w '"" ave en pre e tr· In tht City of Santt Ana, .. are dol buslnns 18.
steam and .. PlodUCIS de-The tale Wiii be made. SUMMONS 0179548·01 phone No. (916)854 ... 490, mined and are on"'' with CALLING THE FOLLOW· County or Orang•, s111• of HOl..Lv-9 SHARP SIONA·
flVed ltom IN'IV of the IOte· 1111thoul C(Mlfl8nl Of warren· CCITACION DEPARTMENT OP •nd may be seen ., the the Calll~nl• D•rcartment INQ TELEPHONE NUM· Calllomra 'Ress FINAN-NOTICE OF TURE BOUTIOUE, 3636 Pa·
goong, that IM'I' be w1thtn or ty, 8J11>tlWOd 0t 1mphoo, r&-JUDICIAL) TRANSPORTATION lbO\lt Dtp1rtm1nt of of lndu1111al Relat on~ •• BERS ON THE DAY BE· CIAL CORPORATION PU•LIC HEARING alic Coast Hw/ Coton.
uodef Mid land, togethe1 gaidjng lltlo possesst0n. °' OTICE TO Dl!FEN· NOTICE TO Tr1ntport1llon otllc1 •nO •I rtlereoctO but not pnnted FORE THE SALE: (71•) Cal I nl . • a NOTICE IS HEREBY det Mar Calif 9262.s
w•ttl the petpetuel nght of encumbtences 10 Pl'Y the D ANT : ( A;, 1 • 0 • CONTRACTORS I~• olf1en of th• Oislflct In 1he general pr111aillng 3as-e837 or (2t3) 627 ... 865 1 or • corporation, as GIVEN 1h11 pursuant to Michael s. · Shatp. 2700 dttlhn~. m1nmo. ••Plof•no unpaid p11nc1pal sum of Ac d ) RAYMOND E CONTRACT NO Dlfectors of Transportation wa.gt "'" TAC 48205 duly 1ppoln11d T1u1tH Section 5473.1 ol AttiCle IV, Ughlhous• lll Coton• def
and opet•lt0n therefOt and $207 939 90 plus interest Uta 0 • • •I lo• Angeles, San Fran-Alttntlon Is directed to the under Ind pursuant to the Chapter V1 of Pllt Ill, OM-M C f 92625 stonno"' and i8ITIO'llng the 1111 prCMdod in lhe Note se-SHELTON . 12·101184 c:lseo, ancf the dlatrlc1 In Federal minimum wage P ubllthad Newpoll power 01 sale ClOf'llerred In tlon v of the Health and Hll, ~ 2700 h
same lrom satd lend°' any curect b't the Dood ol Trust YOU ARE •EINQ SUED 12•0ra-1·22.1/23.7 Which the work Is altuatld. rate requl11men11 In hid Be•ch-Costa Mesa Oalty that certain Deed of Trust Safety Code ol tne State ol hou°"Y Ln ~ dll~ t·
other l•nd. 1nctudmg the plus an 8ddttton11I estunatod BY PLAINTIFF: (A .Ud. Sealed proposal• fOI th• FAX orde11 for proJtct ••rl•llY n~mt>ared books Piiot August 11. 18, 25, tatcUled by ROMAN U· California,• pubUc hearing Catii'm2s OM "·
ughl 10 whlpsiocti °' dtlec:· emouni 01 s4 379 00 11 any I• Hta' demendando) work shown on lht plans pl8fls, special provisions, anlllled Proposal and 1992 BONAO sl 11 win be held on Augu11 20, Thie bvtlotH 11 c;on.
ttOnlllly dnll Ind mine trom undei the leims 01 the NA:O.CI! NEILAN tnt1lleo: and proposal lorm1 for bid· Con111ct." II there 11 • dlf· T6S'1 • • ng men, , .. ti92, .11 7:30 p.m. In th• .
lands other 1ha(l tho98 ~&-Deed ol lrusl and lees You have 30 CALl!N STATE OF CALIFORNIA; ding this project with com-fereroc. betwaon the mini· corded 9/1t/1990, In Book Flrt1 floo1 Conltrenc1 ~1:' by. • .gtntfal pan•
1Nt>ove do9cnbed, ot1 °'gas Chatoes 8n<.1 uxpenscs 0j DAR DAYS _.. .. 1 • DEPARTMENT OF TRANS· p•ny or firm purchtH mom wage rates predet11• PUBLIC NOTICE of Oft'iclal Aec«dt of tald Room of the CMe Center. Th• P • 111 t( 1 Miiis tunnels and shells lhe Tiu.sioo ... ., '" • PORTATION; PROJECT numbef win ba hOflOfld 11 mined by th• Secretary ol County, at ptge, A• Costa MIN. C.ltfomla, et 1 r g r1n 1 com-"''° 'through 0t ec1oss the The Lendcr'Btlnellctar 1ummona la MNM on PLANS FOR CONSTRUC. the Sacratnento Plan1 tnd la!>« Ind the general Pf• YOU Ml! IN DUAUL T cordef't lt\ttnlment No. 90-wtllch tJmt the Boerd of Of. menced to ltll'lsa,f' bullo .,,,&QI of the land her811l· under the Oeecf ol l1ust tiJ you to fll• • t'tPOWrlt· TION ON STATE HIGHWAY BIO Documents Ottlce. FAX V8j:J w1g1 ralH deter· UNDER A Dl!ED 0, .aoooe. by reason °' • lec:tofl or the Cotti Mesa ~lnet~N::(I)~::
i l>ove de1C1tbod and 10 l'Ofled llfld OOIMMed to the ten reaponM et this IN ORANGE COUNTY No. (916)654-7029. S!tnd· mi by the OillClor ot TRUST DATED JUNI! bread! or delault In P' Sainltalv Olstr1ct 'Wiii helt llbove on: N'A
bottom ~h wtl4ptloc:Jied °' T1us1ee • Oaciata110n °'De-court PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTI the ca11rom11 Department .,. encl dtlermlnt prot"u encl Mlchael s s1.--d11ec:1iona11y drilled wells fault ol the obitgiltlOOS se-A lttttr or phono cell CE or \ndualllal RallllOflt fOt 24, tH2 UNLESS YOU ment"' f)tt1ormsnce of the objKtlona. and requesu Thi mt. ,_.., I
tunnels and shalts undei cuied bv thtt Dood of Trust 111 t 1 1 slmflar cl111illc:1tlon1 of TAKI! ACTION TO PRO. obllg1tlon1 ucured IOI Hamptlon. H eny, lo lht w.1t1' th ~It'll w~~ •leO
and beneath Ot boyond the and Not I Ou • w no pro •C 'tOUI labor, lhe ComraC1or and Tl!CT YOUR PROP. thtrtby, Including that propoled ..... lment tor • ounty ......... 11 Of
axtllf lOI ltmlls thotool. and Elec~ t~ &,., ~~: 8~ your typtwrltlen r• NOTICf Of T'ftUITEE'S SAllE subcontree1ort the• P'Y l!RTY, IT MAY •I! SOLD brllch Of Oefeun, Nollet ol llQUld wut1 c:olt1C11on as ?'90~ County on July 2S..
to •odnM. iolunnel equip. COIOOd on in /92. as Ooou-aponu mutt be In Truateo S... No.; 33152111417 not lasa than the higher AT A 'U•LIC SAL•. IF which Wat rteordtd •'271 Ht IOfth In I report liltd
mamt•m repe11 deepen moot 92-009227 Booll •• proper legal form tt 'tOU ~ .. Order:: .. 7nt 117·'13 w•ge rite. The Deplltmant YOU Nl!l!D AN IEXPLA. 1992 11 Recorder'• lt\ttru-with th• Cletl< ot ttlt 011• '139645
and ~alti env Sucti 111ells Pll\l(I -. or 0t11C181 R«lcOtds w•nt the court to h••r YOO ARE IN ~T ~1!~2rc, Of TRUST :'IJ not accept lower1 ~Ill• NATION OP THI! NA-ment' No. 92.273tS3, WIU. lrlct •I the Di•trict Omo., Publllhtd Newport &.Kh-°' mones lllllhout however. This sale will be conduct· your ce1e. DATED 1Wt2'90 UNLESS YOO TAKE ACTION TO PRO-1~:cs=·~nno~~~!'Z TURI! 01' THE PR(). SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION n Fait Dr,_., Costa Mesa, Costa MHa Dally PtlOt Au-
too iigtii to doll. mme st0te. ed b't Av-ncy S.let end If you do not fllo ""r TECT YOUR PROPERTY. rT MAY BE SOU> AT A PU8-minimum W119• dllerm1ne-CIEKDINO AGAINST TO lHE HIGHEST BIDDER C£~1s HEREBY f'UR-gust 11• 18• 25• Septemt>w
oxplore dnd ~118 ttvougn ~~~whose tddless and rt•ponH on lime, 'tOU UC SALE IF YOO NEED AN EXPLANATION Of nE tlont Ttil1 lncluCStt YOU YOU SHOULD FOA CASH tewtul ~ THEA GIVEN lt\111 IN tald t, tt92 ~ ~~ac; 1~ ~= ~76~2ons=.;!111~~ ~ mer '°" ttt. c•••· •nd NAT\JRE Of nE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. 'fOO "he(~ \:Nd°"* ct... CONTACT A LAWYU. of the ~ Stai-. ..,._ repor\ on Ille In the Cotta T-&sl
o l land h11remabove de· 95827 °C9tfil 36•·810., y our waget, mon•'t SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER slftcdont on hOUrt NOTIC• O' danced by a C11Ntf't M .... Slll\llsy Oltttlct OI·
9Cttbod as •tlSllMld in lhe FOR INQUIRIES (6 t 9) and property ma1 be Conti~tail AWlltl9fY Company, • c.hloinia Cot· of ••Plrience) or eny other T "U IT IEE• a a AL I Check drawn on • si.te Ot flee, 77 Fair Ortve, may bt PUIUC NOTICE
450 ·8558 HomtF•d t•ken Without further =•t~. iustee ~the~ o.ed ot TrUlt. wtli ctl uslflc.ltlonnotapf)Mrlng UNDKR Dl!ED O' natlonaJ ba.nk Of the equiv-examined wHkdlyt b• '1clltlous ao k FA · r B w • r n In I from th• t..... Pf0j)8fl'f .....,..,!Ood ,_,w, on Seotemt>&r 3, n the Federll Wtge deter-· • twfff't the houn of 9 ''"'' n • · • IS rustoe. Y t992, 11 1 oo PM. at the North Ilona entilflOO lo the mlnallont. Wh11a Federal . TRUST alent thereof drawn on My end 5 p.m. 8utlM .. Name
S'EGMANN ~;:·~R not w/fa~or 7~~~~ c;~.~~ •re oth 1 1 County Court.how41 700 Crvc CAn101 Orrve Wost, Sltnt• w•;• d1t11mlnalions do h NotFl~IN l•chereby given other flnancial ln1uwt1on COSTA MIU UH· atatemenl
ASAP5 8 er •t• AN. CA not contain lht State wage t •t AN E CAUFOA· specified In S.Ctlon 5102 ITMY DllTIUCT '1 The Fol'°""'ing PIBOflt
Sadie Mery Steg· 751 requlrtmentt. You may Th8191e ..,111 be"'*"' to the ~t ~ P-vment 11t1 ~erminltlon Other· NIA, • Cal1lornll corpor• of the C1lllotn1a ~lal ' °' .,. doing bUSINSt ••·
OBITUARY 888
mann passed away 7128 81., 8111 want to o•ll an at· must be by 81ti. (•) CNtt. (b). • c.uNef's checli dr••n wiM 1vlilabl• for use by lion, u tru1tH f)Ultuant to Code Ind euthoNed 10 do rllM T. lleloMe, CMrll (a )AlBATROSS WEST
August 9. 1992 In PUBLIC NOTICE tom•'t right •war. H on a state or nabon9I b9t*. (c) • checli chwn by 1 tt••• lh8 Cont11C10t and 1ubcon-• Deed of Trus1 ••~td but1r~u In the Sllte or of tM Df•trlct. {b)SOUTH SWELL. t04
Newport Beach Be-1ou do not know an••· or tedlwel credit Ul\IOll, oo (di 1 Checll drtwn bot• 11 ... tracton, the Contr•ctOf end by GENE OSTROW AND Calif nl "'' Publlthtd Newport Main St. Bilbo•. C.ltl I d ,· ~~5~tln to~" II OI ...... UWlOt end '°""' ~hon UW1QI ltuoct-lllbconlrlc:tOft •h•• pay TOBY OSTROW, husband Of' •• .... PAYABLE Beec:h..COS\a Mna Dady 92661 ove mottler 0 Mat• TI ,. 'tOU m•J c• en •lt0n or &avffl(JI b9r* ..-CUltd"' s.cieon 5102 of the not .... '""' the Federll •nd wilt, and Recorded AT THE TIME OF SALE. Ill Piiot ··~uat 11 ti " ftri s. H••t>efger. 2181
ttla Btlattlal or New-NO C TlON altorn•J r•l•n9' "" Cal!IOfnia FtMOCtel Code end eut~ll'td to do bu9lnttS minimum wage rate which July 9, 1992 H Instrument right. lltle and lnter .. 1 he4o --v ' , 1 ,15 Wuwlog Circle, Co•ta
port Beactl, •nd Brad· TO ApMINISTER vlco or • l•g•I aid of, "' C.ltloin.a Checks mus• be peye1:i1e at the ltme ol most cloaely spproximetes No. 91 ·352968, Olflclal by 11 •• TrustH In that,.., Mesa. Caltf. 92626
t'>'.n Mulvey or Yorba ES 1 ATE OF: fl ee Clltted In the N1f1 1n lllwlUI money of the Unned Stires ol Aroooc• t"-0111111 of th• employ· Rec:orOt or th• County R• propet1y tlluai• In 1110 PUBLIC NOTICE Mar; H. H01bel94>f, 2789 Linda; grandmother ol Marda Leppo phon• book). Tho ule wtll be IT1d w11hou1 ~t °' wer1enty, Oii· ... 1n question. corder of Ol111g9 County, c d S Wuwlng C1rcl1, Co111 Lynne Wicks. Lisa .._reford, aic. ' DotpuH dt que le en. prus or tm(ltted. rl!Q9ldttiQ tht tttle, PQUelllC)n 00 i.ns 0 EPA RT MEN T O ~ Calllornl•; •nd punuant to ounty •n t~I•. d• NOTICE o' Mtl&. cat.r. 92$28
Bhaltlal. Altx Bhattlal Merda L ... raford treeuen Ht• cl1eclon Conti,_,&ef Auxll'-Y eomp.ny, • c.Mfe>mi• Cor· TRANSPORTATION the ~otJce of Oeraun and terlbed 1t loUow.. PUklC HEARING Thlt b11tln111 11 con.
Julia Mulvey, and Sor· CASE NO. A165282 Judicial uated ti.M un Porlltion. is lhe T1uatee undef the 1bcMt Deed ol TnlSI Deputy • Ottector T11n1-EltctlOrl 10 Slit thereunder Lot 2t or T1tct •02, In the NOTICE IS HEREBY ducted by' huab9nd .,,d
ena Mulvey, tov1ng To 11 hen. 1 d 30 DIAS CAL-9IQfl8d by Aoben t.t H1XJVn Jf Md Nir\I F H&aton. who portatlon EnglnMnng recorded April 20, 1992, as City or Cotta aii.ta. u per GIVEN "'-' purwent so Wiii
sister of Helen Plucrn· beneAdenes, creditors ::~~A~OS IN• m•m•d to 8lldl othof. 8nd rlJCOfdeO on 9118/90, in. D•ted: June 29, 1992 lnstn.tmenl No. 92·256324 map recorded In Booll tt, Section 5-473.t ol Attlde rv, The r1Ql1t1anl(t) c:om-
s k f 0 I ch I c a g 0. contingent crtdtort and p•r• pr• 111umen1 No 90-49.•8•• Boot -. Pege -. ol Ofloel PtJbli•h Newpoi't BHC~ Of aald Olficl.. RICOldt, Page 23. of Mi.c.ttantout Chapter Ill of Patt Ill. l)M. manced \o ltlnllci bU,I•
mo 1 her .j n .fa w 0 1 persons who ' m.y Hnt•r una rtapuHt• Rflcords, County el Oreoge, Ce11r111"'9 Thet Deed ol Costa Mesa D•ily Pilot Au-win S.11 •• t 0.00 Lm. ort Mept, records of Orange tlon V of the Health ll'ld ne1s undef the Fictitious
Arthur Mulvey and otherwlee bt ln1919.-ed in HCrlt• • m•qulne tn T111st was giwn to Meui• 11n lndebtedntu in l•YOt ol gust 11, 18, 1992 Augu1t 18, 1992 •t the County C•llloinla EX· Safety Code or the s1111 ol Bualnttt Name(a) ~su1<1
Ray Bhattlal the wtl or •state, °' both Hl• corte. aw. ot Ametca Nelional Trust end Sevtno• Asaoc1-t65e Chapman Avenue entrance CEPTINQ T.HEREFAOM the Cel1lornla, • publtc: hearing lbow on: NIA
Graveside services of: Maida Leppo Hertford Un• c a rte o une ttion, •national benluno attelUlllOO to the Civic Center Build· • . wlU M held on August 20, Frank S. Halbergtf will be tleld at Harbor aka Matde l ~.,.lord tlamed• ttltfonlce no You tr11 in det1u11 tor lttllnq to ca<r; out VolJI obltga. PUBLIC NOTICE Ing, loc:1tad 11 300 E. Northw1ttetty ll0.03 '"' t992, •• 7:30 p.m. In the Thlt ltatement w11 filed
A PETITION h8IS been 1 f Ilona und8f the o..d of Trull The dlf..,ii was rtlCOfc> Chapman Avenue, Orange, ~. API •25-21 t·t• Flttt Floor Conltrence with the COUMy Cleflt ol Lawn-Mt Olivo Memo· filed by Francee Herttotd • 0 rec:ere proteocfon; ed on 8122191 , as INtrument No 91...,5Je50, .n ec. -NOTIC• Of Calilomla 92668, •t public The t1rHt •ddr111 or Room of Ult CMc: Centll' Orange County on July 28.
'181 Park on Tuesday Plaf1 lri the Superior Cour1 tu rtapueata H rft• • Peoe -. of Otltael Rec:ofdt of the eboWI County Mor9 TIWSTU'S SALE auction, to lhe highest bid• other common d~ Costa Mesa. Calllomla. .i t992
August 11 • 10 00 AM of C.lllomia County ol m•quln• tlene cau• thin ltHt months hlMl PMltd llflCle the Nota of 0.. Loen Ne. def for caah P•)'lbte •t the 01 the teal property htr91n. wtllch time the Boatd ol O.. F53H87 Services d ttected by OflANGE cumpllr con lea fo,. leult was r11coded a.c.u .. o1 the def.ult. lhe Trua&ee 1481848/AOUILERA tlmt of 1111 In lawful ~ dtlCfibed la • rectort of ihe Costa Meta Published NIWpo(t e .. cr...
Harbor Ulwn • Mt. THE PETITION rMlld•de• 1 ...... apo wlll lflll •L pubk 9UCIOI IO tht ~ bdlllo rhe ""-· TI Ne AUUU mo.nay of th.• United pur Stnlary Dll1r1c:C Will hear C ta M 0
Ohve Mortuary Co$la r~esls thet Francee ropladH •I usttd qui· att "°"" held bot the T1ustee undtt lhe o..d ol Trutt on • UMIT •CODI A SlllH, a.II right. title and in. :°"td t~ 3<14 E. 18th lfld dtietmlne protffll and °: 11 ~~· 25atl~ilof Au·
Mesa 540-5554. Her.!ord Pt.II M tr• que I• cort• •• lht following deaclibecl pioe-ty loclllfld"' the c:ounty of All' 141M 32-oe *"~ ... ~by '° ~ ~";' ...... CA ob)ectlonl, Md requntt f',992• • • Pltmbotr -----------1 appotottd u personal he Orenge, Celil0tnta now ,...d bv h unOtr INllU for aa1mptJ011, If any to th• • flptMentatlv• IO cue •u CHO. EXHflMT "A* lA MESA TIT\.E COM-deed In PfOf)tl'ly 1itu1ted In Th• uno111lgned 01• proposed ...... mtnt '°' T-850
administer tie tSlal• of 11 usted no preMnta That POllte>n ol Block 9• of llW1e's SubdiV1S10n, lrl the PANY .. duly eppointtd uld ~ounty Ind State and clllm1 111 hbllty for any tr•th encl g1rbage coltec;.1---------
lhe decedent •u rHpu1tta a tlempo, Crry ol Newport 8each. County o1 Orange s11141 ol Cell-TrustH IM'lder the fOtlowlna descr1btd u follows: lncorrec:tneu In tald Strett tlont Ht forth lri 1 ltport PUBLIC NOTIC!
THE PETITION putde perdtr el .ceeo, lotni1 detatblld •s l<*>ws CommeronQ •t the point desct1bed deed of ltul1 EXHIBIT "A" Mldrest Of I'* c: llled wtth the Cle<k of lht1---------19q1.1ests the decedenrs J It putdon t1ultar .u of intetaectlOll of tho oenlAlr 1w1t1 of A\OOC.ado A~ Will SELL AT PUBUC LEGAL DESCRIPTION dell o ommon Oittrkt at the District Of· '1ctltloua
Wl.L end codas, 11 eny. Hl•rlo, au dlnero r and Second Avenue a Mid avenu. .,. 1f1own upon AUCTION TO THE HIGH-Lot 25 of Tract No. 73M, In gnatlon. nc.. n Fair Ortve. Cotta ltualnesa Name
M ednwntd to probet.. olrat coaet d •u tht rnep o1 T111C.I No 182 recorded rn Boot~ P1ge 19 EST BIDDER FOR CASH tl'lt City of Newport a..ch. Seid lale wll M made MH•, Clltfomla. llatement
llAlllOI LAWN· The w• end eny oodClt e of ~ Maipt, 1ea>1dl of Orengo Couoty, ~ (in the tOtmt which .,. County of Orenge, State Of wlt.hoUI WetTenty, ~Pfltt NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· The Following nt MOUNT OUVI .,. •Va.a.bte lot propled•d 11" evlao fC>tftll. t'-'ce South 39• 38' w.-9long tha *11et line lawful tenOll' In the Unlled Cllllomla, " I* map , .. Of Implied, regarding title, THEA GIVEN lhal the tald etl 001n business~ ~. Mott.-v •X.81Tin1t1on In lie file kept adlclon•I por par1e de of A...ocado Avenue end IM ~ itwttn*I Stat .. ) end/Of the CIShltf't corded In Book 31~ .. Pagea poutulon, Of encum-repot1 on nt• In the Cost• THE A~O ENHANCCAS ~. ~ by fl• court. 1• cortt. thfli(l()f 85., 85 lttt. thence Norlh 1t• •9' .,o· W•c ctttlfled or other checks <tO to •e lnclualve of Mlt· brenc.t, to Mtlsry lht un-M ... Sanitary ~strict Of· 21802 Allto C1tok R~e1
"Suwrg All Fau!u " THE PETITION E•l•t•n otroe ,.qulai.. '~ 16 tee• to• J)Olnl in the cent• lint of that 1:(9ftein tptellltd In Civil Cod, Ste· ctll•neout ,_.._pt, In tl'lt of· p•IO obllgatlont Heured lloe, n Fllr Ortvt, may bt Suitt 0.tOO, Al1•0 V1oio:
1825 Glaler requests •ulhority to tot •• ,.1 ... Putde que coun1y loec1 knOwn ., a.y..o. Drive, delc:ltbed Ml the ~ the~·h <r:r:u !.':::' fir ~~ ~!.. ~ty RecOfdtf by aald D9ed of Trutl. With •••mined W .. kdlyt !>.-Cllll. 9265e
Co .... Meaa ~~ ~~ u1ted qultr• ll•m•r • ~~ 1
1he30Counp · 'Y ~I Or~ 1ecorded June 11. 1931, lltit end "':,:>., .. t conv~eci 0 e!:ept-;M"~ olt t""'hts lntetetl end other euma 11 lwtln the h<>utt of e 1.rn. Th• Auto Enn.nc111, Inc , ... uo .... r .... "~'.._" un •bopdo lnmtdl•t• "'......,,. · eoe .. 11. Otlielel Recorde, thtnc:e Souttt ., • "' • and 5 p.m. 1 California corparauon l40-N14 14.dnW\lstreb ol E....,_ I SI 51 • 18' •8" Wut 33 20 feet 10 1 patnt on the Sou~ to and now held by ft minerals, mlntttl rights. ptOYidtd lhefWI; Plut lld• COITA ll•IA IA.Ni. 2'TI02 Allto Cltelt Road' •••llllilililillll•llll Ad (Thia •u1hority will rn.n e. no oonoo. • iiottt -of·•IY Int of Mid county roed thence !Ilona MICJ under talO Deed of TNtt In n•tural gat rlghtt. and vane:•. If 111\Y. ~tunder TMY DISTRICT Suite 0.100 Alfto VI ' allow lh• '*'°"., un •bogado puedo SOuthwly r!Qtlt-of•wey ..,,. Norrh 7•9• 49 •o· We•• the proPtf1Y hertln•ft• CS. other hydrooarbont by tnd ln4erttt thereon· tnd ,. 1 T "' 1 Calif ll2e56 • •IO·
PAC9"1C VIEW tepr...,..tellYe to tMe U•mar • un MNk:lo de t ,., .,., IMt to lhe point ol cutp Of • 0"""9 concave terlbed: whatso.vtt name llnown. plUt '"'· ctlatget ~ ••· or ne • • ohle , Ttili bu1tn1st 11 co~ •MONAL PAM man~~ Without ,.ferencla M •Mee-Northlwly, heV!nQ 1 tedlua ot '. 75 oo feet 10 1 ,.,... lint TAUSlOA: JOHN A. AOU. 1/\91 may bt within or under ptn8" 01 tht Tn.iatM end Clottlc of the District Ouaed by: a corporation
c.m.tery • Mof1uary obla court ~-doe o e una oflclna de of NoCt CUtW ,...ing thlOUOh ..a point '*'' South It.ERA. D..O.S. tald land, together wflh tht Of the Publlth•O Newport The ragltttant(•) corn-
Ch.,,.i • Cremator, ~tore king cert.in very •JUd• 1 ... 1 fv.• el di· 10• 17 oo· wa11. Mid PQ1n1betnQ11tto the POl'll °'be-F~~N/l~;iv~:os~~ perpetual rlD":_!f drifting, Mid oe:''!t ~::' r:! 8"cti-Co111 M... Dally mencoct to tra.ntact b1Jtl·
3500 PeclflC Vl4'W O.tve ~1 •ctlons1 roctorlo ttt.fonfco) UiMlnO of P111cel t of the Ro~han 1ecorded June 4 mining, •xplor·"'1 and oP-Hot August 11, 11, 1992. nt11 under the flctllloui ~ IMdl howaWf, lhe ~· C M N ea2oe1 1957. Jn 8uo11 3930, PIQt 323, OfltCiel Aec:otdi OI ...i LOAN ASSOCIATION ll'Mlort thtftlOf, end etor· total emount of Mid obllp-l4S4 8ullne1t Nlmt(a) lilted
...,..,. rtpn.tnt.wltNt will be • 0• County, vac.tlflQ • PDttlOI\ 01 ~ DrlYG thence EN-recdrdtd October 18, Ing In and rttl'IOVlng the 11o91, •t the ""' of lnltlal ~on· April 1 11192 ~~=~~~=~~Ff9QU::::":ed:.:'°:_Olve nollc:e '° .IUDQI lfltly ~ _, QIM encl the Norlherfv ....:0 of Pert* I tMI u lnitr. No .... NIM from said *Id Ot MV puflllcadon of thl9 ~. PUBLIC NOTICI t.awrenC<t J1;19110, Vice PHILLIP I . COX of NICI AeeoMIOll thlough • CMl\11 .. 11f1Q1e Of o• &-4' 01• ~1t In Book P9 of m. otf* lend, Inducing "" II S21U7t.ll PrllldeN ... •T•U DIPT. 72 an 111c .dlttanGe of 2 75 ,_. LO the tu• i;Ont of begin-lldel Atcordt In the ome. right'° whlp-'Ock Of dirtc> D•M• J-tHa Plotttleue Thia •tetemene "'*• r.l•d llL1 lllllW&Y s ELL TM nHt• 9n4 ed-n.oo. lhllnct West.ny elotlg Mid curw Md the North of the AtconMr of Orenge tlOnllJy dtll end mini ftom Rlla Pl•A•CtAL 911"""8 NatM wlth the County Clettc of
MO'tuafy * Ch~I dreH of tM ceurt le: ~~ ~tinwtion ttwrlOf thl~ 1 c.nt1• .. ._ °' ~~=.of ~ =~ ~~rio:: CORPORATION a Call-ltat.....,.t Orltlge Co1.inty on July 24,
Cremation Ill nombre r dlrMOlon 20 21 •3 Ml :c=enc.e Ol 82 9 lt18110 thlt l'btt... PARCEL 1. LOT t~' OF °' .. ...._ tunntlt •and ........ w .:.... • ~ FClllcM!ng '*'°"' t992
110 Btoadw•y :To~ ~::,~;·~:u:"~ o:::1.. ~~ .. 2. in =~t"' ~':,. O.::..''Ott= TRACT NO: S51t. IN TH! th•~• Into.' lhrough Ot TNNo~·-~~ ~cr=ew Publllhtd N~=~ c youru.Mdvehicle 15 Reoofdl°'llMICoun1y thenc..e-6ong1hew.i.,1v1wwCITY Of NEWPORT tctOSt tl'lt IUbtUrf.Ct °'VDl,Vleo~11l••nt HMIMton Ave 1tt' 291 ......... • oet• Meta throu9b claaeified ITATIE OP CALl~OR· of.., land South 29• 4.,. 36" w .. c lO. patnl Of lntei-BEACH, COUNTY Of! ()A. the land hereln.tl<M de-tlOO ....... .,. .. Huntington heel\. Celt' Cotta M"• 011/ty fltloc Au.
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ti on un.ttld S...ts E~ I Olla ... ol HM>ot UNI FORHIA, AS SHOWN OH A tuCh whlpttoc:ked Of Cllret> ....: CA HTOI • John 8choottf ltSS AIYet t, 1992
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line to un.1':'1::.. ~ u;:' 8'at,:' ~ MAPS RE~DI Ofl QA.. ltftor llmltl theftof, end to ltubll1fled Newpo11 ~.,,.,_, ':'~ I.Jn. PUIUC NOTICI STIRTlll& I llEW IUSllESS?? tnown on_, ~·1 Otiu Mep, ':.ctt ~ii: ANOf COUNTY, CAli. ttdtlll, retunntl, eqwlp, BeachoCotla MtN ~ Nl21 eut. ........_
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Pofl , ea: ~ In .._. '*"-" dacl9t of the ... PURTENAHT ~MENTS or mlntl ~ "°""* Tl40 HMIMon Ave .. ~ ........... . J!:!'!'.._ I Of 1t1t ai.. Of Celllomie. In end tor the l'OR THI! llUAPORS AHO tM rtgtiC to d rn1ne' leech, Calll.12 .. 1 The FolloWlng Pof'ION
-l'Y °!:::C l9ndlnd Apr'll f , , .. ,. • .-11c1 AS DHO.tHD IN ,,,._ .,,. 9llDlort _., 'openiei MUC IOTICI Thie butlne11 It co~ .,, ~ butlneta ... = Of , ..... *Ordad Acwil i . , .. ~. WI TlCti XIII llCTIOH • ()# -.:.... the U-. Of tM ducted by! • gtntr .. pllt• MU 0 DY 'S C 0, fl C: E ll4 t. Peue 36.1, Off~~ ...-.. 8outfl. THI DlCLAMTION . °' ... -..ioo'"' of..... •nos OP ntnhlp HOUSE 1175 w ... St :i,tv e6ong t9tC1 llrW ol "'-" hlUf'I tdt ~OI ..... COVINANTI. COND._ =.of tf'8 !Md~ ........_ .. IAlm Tht rtglttrant(I) com-Suite f·2A, Cotta .... , ..
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Hottt1 to• S · 01• w... ao..: ., .. Polftl of.,..,, ... · noeo, ltAOI 17•. Ofl. loClll UNO '• 111 of MMOCetOOtM.t ~ ~ ~ .__........ .,. Thlt .......__ w r1CIAl AICOfllOI Ofl Oft. Olldet "8cofda. .., wu of a Mt1 Issued ....... _.. .__..,, 1..,1 tOtn --°' othel ClO'"mOft ..,_.ion, M 91'¥ of ANQI COUNTY, CALt. ~ Mown •: M on-~ 20, 1"1, In '"'' 14111e"*°" wa1 llltd 8', Newpor1 looch, Cahl ., "9,::Wty dMcllbld .... le purportaid to be flOAHtA, Qollta l'oint 0rtw Hewo the above dHlgntted With ltlt County Clefll of t2tl3 2'n:. T ~ Diil M9J, CA 9"11 YOU Ml IN Df'MJLT por1 Beach. CalitorN• Col#t, upon •JUdlill'f*ll ~ Orange C~ on Nly II, Thia butlMH 11 con·
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Newport Beach/Costa Me~a Dally Pllot Tuesday, August 11, 1992 BS
PUIUC llOTICll PUIUC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICES Pl!IUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUil.iC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUil.iC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES
COSI• Mesa, Clllf. 82626 Ctvi111na L Arnold PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by~ 111 lnclMCJual TnomH Michael Vlgll, This 1t11ement w11 flied The reg111rant(1) com-
PUIUC llOTICI "'9LIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC llOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI
Plelhlu• Pkltltleu9 Pkltltlous , CMlt01t321 'lottti.u. Flotltlou• 3430 Pine 81ook, Costa with the County Cteik of flctltlou• ~ lo tranwt busl-
......._..... auaan..a Name ......... ,._.. ITATIMINT otr lkl•lneH MUM lklalMN Na..,. Mesa, Calif 82626 Of~ County on Jult 21 , Bualnff• NIN'M ,,.., under 1M FIC1JllOIJI
lt•l•••nt ltatement ltetetnent WITHDRAWAL FROM ltat ....... t lt•t•....,.t Thi• butlnets It con-1992 • Statement Bus1ne.. Name(a) h1i.d
The 'oloMne pereona The Following peitor11 The Foltow\ng petl<IM PARTNUIHIP The Followlng ~r1001 The FOlloWlng peraont dueled by: ait lndlvidual F53890I The Following peieona above on Jar.uary l"2
are Oolr'CI buline99 .. : ere cto.ng bu11neu u are doing butlnest n OPIRATINQ UNOU are dO<ng business 11· aie doing but1t1ffl as· ~~·~~tt~~~!bt t~'!\: Publllhed Newpott Bnch· aie do.ng butlnffS u · ~~ ~~ement wu Ried GPL BCllLDINQ MAINTE· SCHAEFER MULTI AS-S~YRANCH SYSTEMS, FICTITIOUS SEACOMP INTERNA· THE PEEP SHOW, 1727 ,,... under Ille FlctlUO\.lt Colla Mna Dally Pllol July AUTO XS, 3801 S Mam, Wlll'I ll'le County Cletk ot
NANCE, 371 W, Wiiton St SOCIATES, 111 Fair Elm, 2308 Santo Ana Av1nue1 BUllNall NAM& TI 0 NA L , 2112 1 W . W. Balboa Apt. #4, New· Buslneu Name(s) flslld 28, August 4, 11, 18, 11191, Santa Ana, Calif, 112707 Orange County on Jufy 21 IA, Coeta M"8, Calif. Laguna Niguel, Calil. 82877 Cotta MIU, Calli. 92627 , Th follow! ha MacArthur Blvd. St1. 143, po11 Beach, Cll1f. 82683 abOve on· NJA ' T.a24 Geotge Scraka, 11372 Mila· 1992 '
92127 Matthew Bovee, 18 Fair Michael Charles Pask• • no person 1 Santa Ana, Calif, 92704 Douglas Merle Owens, Of Tho · M v 1 l'l1ne, Hunhnglon Beacn. •s•e-• George Albert Laal, 371 W Elm, L.aguna Niguet, Calif. e11a11, 2308 Santa Ana Ave. wlthdiawn 11 1 general Seacomp, Inc, Calotornla, 1727 W Balb01 Apt. #4, ' mu IO• PUBLIC NOTICE Cabl 1126'8 r • ..., ' Whon St.. COlta Mesa. 92677 Costa Mua, Calif 82827 ., partner from the partne<· 2921 W MacArthur Btvd Newport BHch, Calif. This alltll\'llf'lt wae filed This by11neu It con· PUblished N-pon Beach-
Cllllt. 92627 Bill Spann, 2623·8 Dove Enz~lh Ann Pask1rlan, thlp operating under the Sle. 143, Sanla Anl, Caltf. 92&63 With the County Cllrie of Flctltlou• ducted oy 1n lndivtdual Costa MeH Diiiy Pilot July
Gklfla Patncla Laal, 371 W. CrMk Ln., Pasadena, Ca11t 2308 Santa An• Ave .. :;~o~:o~~~;::~O~~·A~f 92704 This bualnNs 11 con-?'99~• County on July 28• BualneH Name The regl1tr1n1(1) com· 28, Augu11 4, 1 t, ta. 1992 Whoo St., Costa MNa, 91 t07 Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 · • Thia bu1lntas la con· ducted by· 111 lndMdual ltatement menced 10 transact butl· T-8~ Calif, 92$27 Thia bualnH• la con-Thia bu1ln1Ss Is con-SOCIATES, at 950 South ducted by: a corporation The registrant(•) com-Fl3H41 The Following pe1sons net• under the Flctiuou•l---------
Thlt bu1lnu1 11 con· ducted by: co-p1rtnera ducted by: husb~ and Coast Drive, Suite 200, The regl1trant(s) com· menc:ed 10 llanUct busl· Publ11hed Newport Beach-11• doing bUt•ness u· Bus1neu Name(•) bsted PUBLIC NOTICE
ducted by: hu~ and Th• reglatranl(I) com-w1I• Cosla MeSI, Calif. 92628 menc9d 10 transact butl-ness undlr Ille Flct1llout Costa Mua Daily Pilot Au· PRESTIGIOUS YACHT lbove on: Juty 21, 1992 Wlte meoc:ed t.o trenS1cl bull-Tho rfglalrant(s) com-Th• Fictitious Business ness under the F1ct1llou1 Busine11 Nam•(•) fisted gust 11, 18, 25, September FlOOAING, 10342 West· George Straka Flctltloua
Th• reg111rant(s) com-ne11 under the Flctitlous menced 10 transaci bull· Namr1~•:er0ed 10 <!bo"(' Busine11 Name(s) llsted above on: July 18, 1992 '· t992 m1nstcw Ave. #1 2, Ga1den This 1tat1m1n1 was filed 8u1lne11 M•nM rnenced lo transact bust-8uslne11 Name(s) listed ness under the Ffl:t1tlous was 1 n range oun Y above on: March I, 1991 Douglas Owens T·6"S Grove, Caltl 92643 with lh• County Clerk ot Statement
neat under the FictitlOU9 above on: N/A Bu.;lneu Name(s) lilted ~;265~trch 27 • 1992 Jerry A Edwards C.E.O. This 11a11ment wu flied Victor Val1ncla, 10342 Orang• County on JUiy 28. The Followlng persons
fulln•H Nam•(•) listed Matt Bovff abOve on: July 20, 1!192 . This statement was hied wilh tl'le County Cl1rk of PUBLIC NOTICE WHlmln1ter Ave # 12, 1992 ate doing bus•nees 11: abo\19 on: NIA This llatement was ftled Michael Charles Paskerfan 1~11 name ar;:!daddrH~ 01 wilh th• County Clerk ol Orange County on July 28, Garden Grove, Calif 92643 f53H47 K C GOLF COMPANY,
George A. Leal with the County Clerk ol Thia 1tatemen1 wH fJled peraon WI rawi~ Orange County on Augusl 1992 Fictitious Thia business 11 con-Publtshed Newport Beach· 2955 E M1111 St, lrll\ne,
Thi• sta\ernent was l'iled Orange County on July 28, with the County f'"k ot AB Gc'o:·,1n~t;1~1 0~~ 6, 1992 F53H54 8u1lne11 Name ducted by-an Individual Costa Mfft Daily Pilot Au· C11tf 112714
Wllh the County Cleil\ ol 1992 Olange County Oil July 20, c~a Coaat D VI 'Su lo F540e84 Publiahed Newport Beach· Statement The reglslranl(t) com· ~lJ \ l& 2.5 Stptember Ke1lh A. C1eeel1us.u !._6_1 Orange County on July 21 , FS3H4e 1992 ' 200 Costa M;~a ' C~lf Published Newport Beach· c_osca Mesa Daily Pilot Au-The Following peraon.-rt1enc.d to ransact busl· 1 1992• • • Scott Pl #2, Cocla .......-----
1992 • Published Newport Beach· FS31790 92629 ' · Costa Mesa oany Pilol Au-1 , t 18 25 S 1 bet are doing business H : ness under the Ftct1t1ou1 • ' Calif 82627 Fnal09 Co • · p bU hed N rt B h gus • ' • ep em (a) BUYERS DISCOUNT Busln111 Name(s) listed T-&46 This bualness It con-Pubflshed N Sia Mosa Daily Pilot Au-u • ewpo eac • Published Newpof1 Beach-gust II, 18, 25, Sepllmbet t 1992 BROKERS (b)PACIFIC RE abOve on· Juty 20 1992 ducted by an in<t1111dual
ewpart Beach· gusl 1', 18, 25. Sep11mber Costa M~a OaUy Pilot July Costa Mesa Daily P1lol July 1, 1992 ' T~ ALTY GROUP) 503 F.,,;. Victor Valencia ' PUBLIC NOTICE The reg111ranl(1) corn-
Costa Mesa Daily Pilot July 1, 1992 28, Augusl 4, 11, t8, 1992 28, AuguSI 4, 11, 18, 1992 T-653 leaf Ave., Corona del Mar. This statement wu filed Flctlt'oua menced to transact bUsf..
28, Auguat 4• 11, 18, 1992 T-e..7 T-623 T-621 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Calif. 92625 with the County Clerk of 1 nese under the F1ct1tk>U1
_______ T_.a~33-1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltl ..... • Gregory J, Oletson. 503 Orange County on July 21 . Busln•tt Name Buslnesa Name(•) hlt1d
PUBLIC NOTICE · CNI o 34e3 -Fernfeaf Ave Co1ona del t992 Statement 1b0ve on· NA FlctltlCH.1• CNlt053450 1 5 Bu1lne11 Name Mar, Calif. 112625 F5389' 1 Trie FollOWtng peisons Kenn Creee•nn
'Hl70 Flctltloua aualneH Name Flctltlou• Bu:.~~~!0:!me Statement Th11 business Is con-Published Newport Beach-11e do.ng bus 111tss as· Th11 11a11ment wat filed ......... 11•-Bualneas Name 8 I N Th• Foltowlng ~ISOllS ducted by· an Individual c ta M 0 I p~ I J I SMILE LANDSCAPING. # t With the County Cllrk of r... -u• Statement lt•t•m•nt UI neH ame Statement are doing business as: The ,. "1111ant(•) com-os 151 11 Y 0 u Y Trest111, Laguna Niguel, Orange County on July 2t, BuatMI• Na..,. The Following ~sons The Followlng ~r1on1 Statement The Followlng persons STACK COMPUTER SEA· menced ~o transact busl· 28, August 4, 11, 18, 1992 Calif. 92677 t992
Stetement are doing bu1lnen 11: are doing buslne$s as: The Followlng parsons are doing business as: VICES, 151 Kalmus Drive ness under the Actihous T-631 Byoung-ll LH, 11 Tr11llH', F531910
Thi followlng persona are (•)ASIATIC TOURISM DE· AMBIENT MONITORING 111e doing business as: IMAGE LABEL COMPANY, Suite BtoO. Costa Mesa, !hl_slness Name(a) listed PUBLIC NOTICE ~una N•guel. Calll..S2677 Plmtt1hed Newpo11 a.. ach-dolng butlneH as: VELOPMENT COMPANY INSTRUMENTS, 2~ Cleat· ESSENTIAL RECORDS 780 NeW1on way, Costa Calif. 92626 boll . July 14 1992 This bus1n15s Is con-'
THE EOUfTY PRESEAVA· (btAStATIC TOURS & tiiOOlc, ltvlne, Calll. 82714 GROUP, 3<459 Windsor Mesa, Calif. 92627 John Paul On, 2ta Vil· 'or • 00:,, Ofafs0n rt dUC1ed by· an Individual Costa Mua Daily Ptlol ~
TION GROUP, 3158 Redhlll TRAVEL, 3611 E. 171h Felco Van Der, Laan. 24 Court, Costa Meu. Calif. Craig B. Moielllld, 2<1842 lanova Ad , Costa Mesa, Th:O~aciment was ftled 8u:i~!s!o~!me The rig1stranl(s) com-28, Augual 4, 11, 18, 1992
Avenue, Suite 120, Costa Street. Ste. 13, Colle Clearbrook, Irvine, Calif. 92626 Elena D11v1, Laguna Hills, Calif. 92626 with the Coun!Y' Cleik of menced to ll'ansact busf· T-632
MHa. Caltf. 92626-3418 Mesa, Calif. 92627 92714 Philip Biff Vincent, 3459 Calll. 92653 This business Is con· Ora •County on July 21 Statement ness under Ille F1ct1tlous HAVE A WNC & AssOciates, Inc., Erle Craig Hendrlckeon, Erle M, Kitt, 858 Gwyne Wind1or Courl, Co11a This business Is con· ducted by: an lndivldual 199~ , · The Following p1rsons Business Nami(s) lllled
Calltornla, 3158 Redhill Av· 369 E. 17th Street, Ste. 13, Ave., Santi Barbara, Calif. Mesa, C1tll. 92626 ducted by: an 1nd1vldual The reglatrant(s) com-F538900 are doing business u · above on July 5, 1992 ,
1nue, Suite 120, Costa Costa MHa. Caltf. 92627 931t1 This buslnus . Is con-Thi reglstrant(S) com-menced to transact busl· . SUPERIOR STATION, 2050 Byoung ·II Lee GARAGE s a 'E M"•· C11tf. 92626-3416 This bu1lnHs Is con-This business 11 con-ducted by: at1 lnd1vldual menced co transact busl-ness under the Ficti1tous Publtshed Newport Beach· Hart>or Blvd . Costa MHa, Th•s statimem was filed ,...
This bu1lne11 la con· ducted by: an lndl\lfduat dueled by: a general patt· The 1egl11rant(s) com-ness undei the Fic1o11ous Busmen Name(s) hsted Cosla Mesa DaJy Pilot July Calil. 92627 with the County Clerk of 642 5678 ducted by: a corpotatlon The reglllrant(t) com-nersh!p menced to transact busl· Business Name(s) listed above on NIA 28, August 4, t 1, 18, 1992 Htcham Alanl. 534 Ulttmo. Orange County on July 28. • Th• reglatrant(s) com· meneed to transact bUsl· The regletrant(s) com· nesa under the Aclltlous above on: NIA John P. Orr T-627 Long Beach. Cahl. 9081'4 , !992 menced 10 transact butl· ness under Ill• Fictitious menced to transact busl· Business Na{Tle(s) llsted Craig e. Moreland This stalement was filed This business la con-F539844 0911 under the Fictl1lou1 Buslneu Name(sl listed nesa under tho Flc111lous above on: August t. 1992 Th11 statement was filed with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by an lnd111iduat Published Newport Beach·
Buslneas Name(s) listed above on: July 22. 1992 Buslnen Name(s) ltstld Phlhp B1tf Vincent with Ille County Clerk of Orange County on July 28, Fictitious The reg slrant(s) com-C M o I P t A . above on· olUIY 1 11111 Eric c Hend1k:kson abolltt on: ApOl t. 1992 This 1tatemen1 was filed Orange County on July 28 1992 menced to transact butl· osta •» 31 V 110 u
Wilfred N. cooP.,, Prell-This itacemenl was hied Eric M. t<en with Che County Cteik ol 1992 ' F539e49 Bu1lneu Name ness under tho F1ct111ous gust 11, 18, 25, September
dent wi1h th• County Cl1rl\ of This 1tat1ment was ft11d Ofange County on July 31. F539835 P bl 11 d N B h St•tement Business Name(s) hsled 1, 1992
Thia atatement was fllld Orange County on July 28, with tne County Clerk ol 1992 Published Newport Boach· Cu 15 Me ~~o~ 1 ~·~ • The Followlng persons above on: July 26, 1992 with lh• County Clerk of 1992 Orange County on July 21, F540054 osla eta ai Y 1 o u-ere doing business as: H1cham Alanl'
Orange County on July 12, F53Hee 1992 Published Newport Beach· Cosca M15a Daily Pilot Au· gust 11, ta, 25, Sept1mbei PROFESSIONAL TOUCH This stallment was filed PUBLIC NOTICE
1991 Publtthed Newport Beach-F538899 Costa Mesa Dally Ptlot Au-gust 1 t , 18, 25, September 1, 1992 SERVICES, 106 81ook1tne wilh tt-e County C1erk ol Fictitious
F4Hl37 Cotll Mffa Ditty P110l Au-Published New~ BHch· gust 11, 18, 25, S1p11mber I , 1992 T-&59 _l-644 ~;M~~~la Mesa, Calif ?'~~ge County on July 28. Bu1lneH Name
T-649
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SIMI Y1Ji1 11 looi.ing lar Pub111hed Newport Beach· gusl 11, 18, 25, September Costa MHa Daily Pilot July 1, 1992 • PUBLIC NOTICE ChnSllna L Arnold, 106 F539tl53 Statement
Costa Mesa Pilot July 301 1. 1992 28, August"· 11 • t8, 1992 T-856 PILOT CLASSIFIED Brookline Lano. Cotta Published Newport Beach· Thi Following persons •••••••••
August 6, 13, 20, '991 T-65t T-628 Shopping for 8 new It's the resource you Flotltlou• Mesa. Cahf. 92626-6514 Costa Mesa Daily p~01 Au-111e doing bus.ness as· ..........
T-498 .apartmonl? classified can eounl on to son 8 Buslneu Name Thia business 11 con· gust 11 18 25 Sepctmber CY PAINTING. 2077 Man----------• The Piiot Cleasl· use myriad of morchan-Statement ducted by: an 1ncs1111duel • · da11n Or Cosla Mesa, ........
FIND fled tets you compare dlse Items. because Th• Following ~sons The 1eglst1ant(s) com-1• l992 Calif. 92626 -1~
The most comprehen· PtI~~·s costs • without hassle our columns compel are doing business as: menced to transact bull· T-642 Yves Buee, 2077 Mandarin
sive and current dlrec· CLASSIFIED or Pf.~?'~lesslfled qualllled buyera to ORANGE COUNTY MO· non under the Fictthous Make the right move. Or , Costa Mesa, Cahl. --., ,...-an apartment
through classified 1ory o f goods and IOI• •42.5•79 call! BILE OIAGN6STICS, 2362 BuslnlH Name(s) Haled Pilot Roal Estate 92626 l J
vicos around! .. .. 942·5878 · Harbor Blvd. Ste-. 101. ab<>v1 on· July l, 1992 Tnts business Is con·'•••llll•llllll!llmmi
330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
HoW To Place
A Classified Ad
BY PBONE:7iJ4-842-&878 ~ ()nap CoantJ • 640-lUO
&omla <>nap Cou*J • UM800
BY VISITING OR MAIL:
330 West Bay Street
Con& ..... ct.. ... ,
(oans allfnpan Bhd. • BaJ St.)
CLASSD'IED HOURS:
FOUNTAIN
VALLEY 10:14
LOWDOWN PAYMENT
E·Z QUALIFYING
Lg 2BR + 28A In ..
curlly gated com-
munity. Bright kitchen
vaulted ceilings, flr•
place, $7150 down &
$1440/mo. CaU for de·
tall1, Carey W•rd
931·2242 Bkr
Lush P•r•dl••
Just oulllde the lam•·
lyroom door of this
fabulous 580, 2.5BA
1prawling F.V. homa.
New carpet. paint,
Jacuzzi. Just add furnl
ture.
$289,900
Cott Joe, 848· t 202.
Tarbell Reeltora
FOUNTAIN
VALLEY 1034
New Hom• In F.V.
Is what you·u say In
thla 4·5BO, 3BA mini.
mansion • over 2300
sq feel w/Vaulted coll·
lngs.
$277,000
Call Joe, 846·1202.
T•rbell Realtors
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
A Re•I Steel!
This 480 home In·
elude• a mstr. 1ullo,
dressing room and
mirrored wardrobe.
Al10 1ota1 pool, 1pa
and 3 car garage.
1399,000
Peradlse Aeelty
84CMS888
Money tatka ... and Tt\IP'HM 1.-oo&ll .. :IOPM lfondq·Prid&J, Class1hed speaxa lls Buy II. Sell II. Find It.
Classllled.
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
Beachfront Art
Ocean view 3 level.
4BO masterpelce lea·
turH beachslde dock
on each levol plus
roof top deck and
spa.
$1 ,895,000
Peradlt• Reelty
840-9988
For Work & Play
Work late In your of·
flee right oH muter
BO overlooklng har·
bor. Plus pool, spa
and brick BBQ.
1585,000
Peredls• Realty
840.H88
Thinking of having a
garage sale? Glvo us
a Cllll
PILOT CLASSIFIED
842°5878
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HUNTINUTON
BEACH 1040
Fabulous 6BO home
with formal dining
room, oat< library, bil·
llard room, pool, spa,
and gated commun.
$995,000
P.,edlM Reelty
&40.8988
Lot• of Room
3BO home has office,
den and formal dining
r oom. Remodeled
lower level, oversized
jacuzzi and gazebo.
1539,000
P eredl•• Realty
840.8888
Step• to the Sand
t BO , end unit condo.
Coromlc tile kllchon
w/new appl, rerl\'od.
both, walk·ln closet.
$159,000
CaJt Joe, 848-1202.
Terbell Reeltors
HUNTINGTON NEWPORT
BEACH 1040 BEACH 1069
Walk to Edlaon Park 48r 38• Townh••·
Nestled In quiet neigh· Possible exchg w/Ha·
bo1hood, 480 28A wt won property. S405~
vaulted cefling1, new Owner/Bkr 854-4302
paint, family room, Must S.111 Sy Back
and French doors. Bay utm 4BR 3Ba, 3
$317,000 Yr new, m ust He,
Call Joe, 848-1202. make oHerl 842-8807 Tarbell Realtors
Weterfront Living
Single level 2 90 with
view ol Main Channel,
marble entry, fir•
place, double garage,
and guard gatod. A•
dueed.
$324,900
P•r•dl" Reelty
84CMS988
USE_ THE
PILOrs
CLASSIFIED
RESOHT
PROPERTY 1 5HO
NEW Rencho Mire ..
Fairway Homel on
Mission H iiia Retort
CourH. 3BR 2BA,
poolsla 101. $229,990.
819·321-2139
Houses/Condos
For Rent ---
Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
Classtned
Ml-1121
GENt;tlAL 2102
Npt Beach Stu S775
tum, pool & apa
Co•t• M••• Condo
2bd $1 ,100
Coron• del Mar
3bd OplJC $1 600 ~
S.A. Ht• HOUH
3bd $2500
Coron• delMar 3bd
Spyglau home $3425
Balboe l•l•nd 4bd
home w/spa $4250
SUMMER
RENTALS AVAILABLE
W•t•rfront Hom••
Inc . R••lto,.
831·1400, 780-31SOO e1weoo
Mak• th• nght move.
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GENERAL POLICY
Ba&. uul d•dJmea .... .ubjeot to oh•np wtUlout
DOUoe. Tiie puN••ber n111uw t.lae rtsht to oeneor,
reola••~, r•ri•• or rejeot an7 olu•lft•d
ad~t • ...._report ~ erroaw UaM ID&J
be ID JOUI' 0 J•rfftad ad tm,...,1•telJ'. The Dalq
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palh1 etc. No lob too
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Mickey 963-2493
Cu•t Bld9 PleM Re-T.J, PelC. Cone. Collsl Cooe-
model, Incl d•algn & Brick.aloe Sl Uc. 2~
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CL .. :J\NING
SEH\'l<'ES .1:..&H
HANUY MAN 3710 l.ANDSCAPt: &
LAWN ('J\HE :ll"OH HANDY ANDY Rellab'e Houa.clean&ng EJ•c·Plumb-Palnt. Lt. Vietor Prof. Gardening,
by th• day. Local Landsc aping & Malnt. area. Xlnt t•f•. c.JI carpntry, etc 831-4043 Excel rel•. 10 yrs exp.
Monica 549-M38 Handvman Strvfctt. 457•173•
F .. :Nf 'ES MASONHY ;IH:..!M
MOVING ;1H:l4
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Loweat, StOl'age, prof.
excel reputAllon. 1 hr
m in. Insur. THS7tl59
Vlaa/MC '731·29•9
PAINTIN(i :tH:\H
& 111-<'K S .11;1:1
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Tll.t ; .l~:.?k
Prof'I lnstaltatlon/Repal
ol M•rble & Tiie.
Fr" Eatimate•,
Nick (310) 970-1121
nn .. :
St-.H\'lt't-S 1•1 "'
engrg, 2000 + happy Highllt Oual Low Mcee..
cllenll, 458-6301 (714)962·7093 ~•11caa.OATaS. "New Repair. Aldwoodt' Cedlt ,_ Alplacl. CM/lf9.
liOMt-: planter•. walls, will· llltctwd ""°' Uc 2IOl44
wys, remod'I, r•prt, _...,...Aett._,,.,~,.,.....,..,..,..,..,,MJ,....,,...,""'.,..,,,,=
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PALM R•llOYALa
Nec.._...1
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HEt'INIStl .1 ~.00
aurop••n c,.,.....,.
fl.,. cul\ cabinetry, at·
chltectural woodwork,
uncompromlalng qlty
tor fair PJlc•, a50-M25
CEHl\MI<
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THE ORIGINAL
DUN tht TILE UN
leaky shower1·Acld
wuh & regrout, New
& Repair. Bathroom•·
StlCJ)Wet dOOrt. Kiie>
Floore-Plumbing Lie.
25yra O c. 173-8065
l ltll I> l'/\IH t' II•
Jim Whyte 842·72C>e
Fl < H >ll I NS'I /\I.I
HEl'l\l llS .11t .!O
AJI Carpet Repaln
Pwr attetch & ln1tall
Any •fZ• )ob, 15 Y"' 7 oa. 7'3().413 t 24 ,,,.
t-I ' H !\JI I \I II t
tn•l'\l"lli'•lo 11·.'I
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tsrmlle/dry wrought
reprs, dre, plumbing, a morel 24 tn. '46-0997
1.1\N llSl /\PE &
L \'.\ N l .\IU: ;18t1H
Ra MASON9'Y Custom P•lnttn9 Contrect.,
brick, block, repairs, OuaJ. painting by prof.
etc. 30 yn oc exp. Ucf002098. Int. F1H Qfty ~ a--.11
Uc 8onded. 970-9413 .. l 645-3305 Competl\IW Priceal
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den1la1 •>1..-.c>e hr min. Ouar. lowett a.i•e Pleetorlne 8eeutr ..._..,_ 90 any ratH, lie. 101002 Patch••· Te1t1u'"· lnV
furn. Antq/or not For All Alftertoan Tr.. lnaur. 714/S33·992& ext, R••t~ ,, fft
PLUG
IN t•lr I••• ._.., Wef1i1 ••rvloe. Removal, PUBLIC NOTICE Neat a c!Mn 736-e171
cat1'0ebra 642·151t ~:!:'eats:;!~1 ~1•c The ea11t. Pubhc Ui\1-
11 ·\~llY 1\11\:\i I~ 111 ,,.. Comm1 .. 10n RE· °""" so;;;; LanCftepng QUIRES that •II UHd ......... a Repelrm
& llrtgaUort. Ttlmmint ttou1ehold 9oods Local ~. ,. Yn
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pnnt their T C.P, l"Mft·
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To Cool Off •••
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Th• Beach
$89043000/ftlv
I
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frplc. AA awnanc:ea 211 d pllc, yd -...., .,.. tire 6 bll* cloHta, varta, ear ~ Na~ Ctlfl mo. Placentia & t 1'UI 3:30, 11/t'W, Muat have cond. S&OO. 72o-1685
lncl.11100.$42·1004 ~ ldMI~~· .. no.-..Lee. ' laONOflet..o44M • • •MW .... ttM owncar.MCM119 •RAND .... Uvtng
a•aa. aaw1tu gar, No~. eat~· • .;.,TN or 7'0-'713 MUIT ID =· pac:!*~: :::;: ledlcal-Front Office room ChalH Lounge, MULTI FAM IALI ... no peta, 1926, 171 * * age, •••Y parking Ltg floral put•• pmt, • Co•ta Me .. St, Open t8R P•llllH tllillcl lachelor. 11.,.._0 _ llMullM I M 1 ~M ...0 54W7N • Pff. Exp. helpful. a275ob0 540-20e9 9-2 grt bUY•· furn, plo-
•HfMtor .q 1575/Mo
1 •drM .q SHO/Mo
2 •drM.q 11250/Mo
Winter ftentel•
t 700-t t900/1rt0
Set 12-4 154-2I03 °°""" ...,. 'to '*'-.. ,... towMof'M. ON/, lndrf · Ka1hy. 148-o770 AM. tur••· boOt<• Ii mleo WTSIDI Pool. ·..-. ~ ~wt\'. ""' "" or ""· pa110. IU&Jmo. NWt AlioAtl •u•i •UD t>uut. 253 Kno• "' ,.._,,
parking, tHO/lno. boftldoclc. 9n-1AO aM ..,, .. ,. eteen 2M 2BA. t/p, llortlllMM quffrt u, h-d/toot
,. __ ~Oaay h ...... d UM 7'22-7123 .. .._ ~. CENTAUR MGMT w/d hkup. gat 11100 ln1urance l>r0ceuor•. board w /flrm ortho
...,....7 r+ en, .,._ ' ~ tu-"" -t 9'2·UM or 131.Z7't5 alee pd 7..._74 High ea nlnga Wiii mat. NEV•R USSD flra, deck, w/d hl(up, 38A 28A hOUM ;ill9t vtew. 1 1..,o;,;;o .. yf'ty 1 ,11 r • $375 458-6071 1 Tr ansportation
I country Httlng. st50 ............. ·~. "° l>ook eva1&. ,.,.16to -. 2~!,!"...:._ ~ •w .... ltl'I to llNb tra n. 213/957-4945 MOYIN" ........ , Sell
No Peta. M2-28t8 sMkr/~ 11llO &ml _.H _.. ood-clean 2bt, lrg IYng rm, "AY "MON•S • Off1 .. '"""• 329-P Unlven11ty 0t fatnlty oniY. a1.e111 ..._le lelof\I land. S7 Ot 1790 gar, ulll pd. l\/peta Poulble 1900 Wldy Cl ftlQef King oak pedHlal
Call 173-RENT IMotl ... .., Refttal Ce
l 'OltONI\ Ufttque Arotttteotwe 1M'in1. ow. 213 with garage. t•l llOI l11T5.mth 723-1292 lncom• e Invest. AeQ. Typing, hHvy pnonH, bad, dav beet with
a-utlful 2br/2ba, din 3BA, 2BA, 2 car gar. nth St. A"8ll now. Ar Dilii9• trpt, ger, 1.eoo.7'l"'311 Ex1800 ;:~~~r;• ·p~:~ 0 : trundle, dresser, oak
BO/\l'S 11111
rm, multl-level TWn· prtv yard, remodeled, 1teven. Agt. 548-1005 yafd, Avllll approx t/1, Veftdl-Route: nrow w/co. 673 .... 453 1helf units, state di· "It Ctwta CNft ce.ale * LO• Cuitom 38R hme, 1870.f, vauned 2311 Redlanda Drtv9. MIS/mO, NO PETS! .. ..,, • neu'or much more. 17.&' Runabout. all
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2~8A. 1 blk to bch. celllnga, Frpl, AJC. Al· $1550/mo. 9'5-4852 (11t) 113+3110 Nr SC Pin In beaut lg lfor ••le. Earn a Petnter .... oume.-.n Call 714/489-9428 natruaf, new Inboard ... _,..~ ... 11.. /d ateady c11h Income. $8000 ""'"'-1 .. •5 Fam & din rrn, f/p. Avl tached gar, pOOVapa, UlfilO# WIWiY AHr .. ..,. t•r with ''""'-"· -·' "• w ' 1·eoo..e53--8363 Mature, d~penctable, MUST S•LL Bdrm eng, -.r .. .. 9/1. $2395. 720-1585 high Clegrff of Sec, YISWU 3BA 211A, eaoo Ol'I' t•T MO pvt patio. Great area. pool, spa. l400/mo + neal, 8 yrs Hp, refs Furn, cream & bran1··-9_2_1-8""'f_t_D""U"""' .. , .. , ..... L-D
•E'1ld• CM 2br/1.15ba very clean, s117o1mo new carpet, hrdwd R•NT1 AYL NOW• walk to evary1hlng. dep. N/amkt !556-1737 Venc11....,iiuve oaah required. 722"1777 Combo. Xlnt cond. 1yr El.EC. BOAT, compl,
detached Cottage, 873•9498 ftrs, $2300/mo. Very apaclou• 2BR .. .,a/Me. 5'6e-tol1 profit•. s 3 K·S4K PLUMBER'S HELPER new 631·5277 $390. loadod, $10,500 Mlcroe/:~°J'•ner. w~~~~e~8."w:'~.~~~:; ~~ll~4-:zort !:;i •. ~~~:,a'a:c:. GOOD LOCAT10lll ;:,T~~1y1o!a~':!~!:~ it:C~-r.:.~·tra~~ :~:i SL•EP•R SOPA _1_2_3-_1_0_2_0 __ .,.,.,.,,_.,._
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1
BA trg yd. P•f• olc. s1100. yard /:Uo. laundry S200 OFF aelllng fHt-c:heap. No have good driving Nearly New, Dbl• bed 11 · Bo1ton Whaler • _,, 1960 F•d• 1 t7t-2"8 Lg pllt, W<'f deluxe 28' 178 5 o"•N •LIDO Spacloua,qulet downpayment II quall· •lz•. Cntry/tmch Blu, Sport, 16hp Suzuki, dupleJC on Jasmine. ra · 2Ba w/2 matr Miil... 0 · Lg 28R 1 inBA town-fled. NawHt rao••· record, non amkr pre-$450 673-2706 $2500, 871.ee28 day1,
Garage, frplc, S850/ W .Slde, 3BA 2BA, gar. decita, 1995 IM. DAILY Sony.no peta. houae, lndry rm, d/W, ~~t>!'~M~u;r!l•r!j:: Ste11•. 1.aO<H89-581d. terred.722-6889 · 992·9147•v•
mo. Agt 675-4912 r·~~r;;~~~~I ~~:=~ No pet• M0-9408 Ut-M•? patloa:~~~rt.. HOO+utll 723e0400 PVT POST OFFICE T;~20,bog~ :~:.0~~ 16' Boston Whaler, •lnl
neighbor. 557-6748 NiW 2ir 2ia ;;goK CENTAUR MGMT Gr•at dHll 3BR lu• PfT perm. Offlc• work, trrn $165, Trlmllne cond, 35hp Johnson, COSTA MESI\ 2 124
•3BR 2~Ba twnhse on
bluff nr bchl Dbl gar,
lncd yet, St 225 mo+ seoo ctap. e42.9eee
NEWl'OHI'
course, 1 yH r ...... Move-In 642·2281 or 831·27215 E'ald• twnh ... w/d, phones. Frlendly & r• •phone $115 721-1479 '88 trfr. new bat. Qe·
No p.i., l1IOO/mo. IPICW.I L• W'elde t~r w/ pool, Jae, s45o/mo, PVT PARTY ONLY 1ponslble. $6/hr. Mon· raged $38007ecMl540 1eo-wo/d eu 4112Je utlll pd. 85<>-1731 Fri. N.B. 842-6262 W"'NTED Luman or H1'.A('H ·I tl'I walk-tn closet, cloH 2S.60K 1s1 TO 10-11'' ---------• ._ 1 I llDROOll to beach & 55 fwy, ,3mc-3yr sec'd 25-45% RECEPTIONIST Pror. South Coa1t llay
~ \" *"'Pl Hll 3BR twnhH.
frplc, •ngl gar, patio,
very nice. 322 Ogle St.
$995/mo 8 47·7 540
Beach Rentals! llt-Mt-1'.ll "f,
POOi 9Pf c.,._ hkup $5&0/mo, 77-2-4605 LTV. 31o.83&-00HS cofl enthusiastic lndlllldual, 51 •95 new portable Boat, lf40·7419 n1'fLA'iti VILLAO• NiWLV o•COMTID tor growing co., llght .., d d MM1U..,..._I •• ..__ office duties. m/f 8-5 apa, re woo skirt. SAIL HOATS 70 1 -1 NIWPOltT PININIULA
YEARL Y·WINTER-SVMMER
1 Bedroom 10 4 Bedroom
LARGE MCluded n9WiY 2"'"~1~d9.WMpd. RESPONSIBLE QUIET 650-7528 SAVE SlOOO. 2 7 • 1973 Coronade
decorae.d 1 •• i!..~ ~AM"""'-I Lg 2194 Placentla 1755 FEMALE, want • to Re1t•urant 261•8201 gd ahape, lotaa gear, ta9e, SSTI, ... •. ••vv vn ~ rent a NICE complete •Tool Box tor Small alp• 5, NB slip, 14800 2BR. fenced front yard. FUmishtd/Un~ 381-3725 or ~71 Hr bu• mk1a lftovtee SPACIOUS 28r 2Ba, 11udlo or small one FISHERMAN'S Size truck, thick gage nrm. 673·2014 S850/mo + sec dep.
Call Wes 957.9390
BEAUT lrg 3Br 2Ba
lwnhH, attch dbl gar,
VIiia Aent1l1
875-4912 Apartment~
For Rent
22S7 Maple 28R l650 ........ $8$0/mo. bedroom apt In a At the end of Iha New· steel, Must Selll S301 ..... --.,.....,.,~~,..--=,...._,
Alt o 1BR nu cpl S!540 D{W, gara~. backyrd. NICE & SAFE area, port Pier Is now hiring 754·1262 SNOWBIRDll'3S1, 12'
28R nu cpt & w $720 No pel9. ISa-4808 NP. BHch pref., can FfT exp'd Cook. Pit bullt In 1948. comp.
Stuelenlll/HUD Invited. afford to pay ssoomo, apply In person. BL K LT HR BIKER rHtored, Mint Cond,
842·2288 or 831·2725 prtnc. only, plH .. call JACKET. perl cond. sz $5 500 986-8420 $300 OflF MOVE IN Dana at 842-4321 Restaurant 60. $225. 760-1499 •
patio, pool, 1320 a/f. ---------•Lido Penln•ul•• $1000/mo. 850·1063
C I Unique 1 & 2BR Unite lass fled Is..... for lease. Prlva1e bch, Chu•I"• 1 BR. LOSTI FOOD SERVERS FOR SALE: Washer/ MAHINE SUI'S
C ONV E NIENT whether you're buy· on bay. 873-e030
Ing, selllng, or just __ 7_1_0_L_l_do_P_a_rtl_D_r_._
HAI.Ile),.\
ISi.Al'. i •
**V Iiia •••~•• July 20th, large male Noeded for Cllnnar. Dryer, Dresser and coul1)'erd APll. Gat9d, ,,.,,.ttMuae Spaclou9 ahort heir, 1/2 Ab-Exp pref. Apply In per· other misc. 723·0770.
pool., CloH '° every· 1BA, newly remod-byslnlan: 1/2 Tabby! son after •pm, Yan-•---------10 Min To Open •e• thlngJ M•·N•8 eled, high celllnga & Ught brownish gold & kee Tav e rn, 333 JEEP WRANGLER. lac· SAIL: 45' Wlde beam
DOCKS 70~.!
looking, classlfiod has
whal you need•
PILOT CLASSIFIED RENT Unlqwel 2br/1ba. fr~.
Brite & Airy!, Sun
decl<, 308 ~Coral, by
appt (310) 273-3300
•$200 Off!* 1lcyllght1 $975/mo. Avt pepper colored w/ Bayside Or .. Npt Boh. tory car covor, Ilka $550/mo. 45• Narrow
now 87a-4e:IO •un black tip tall, striped new, s7s . Factory beam $450 752·2881 Lg 28 R 2BA. d/W, QA· White Rlty legs! Blue reflector RHtaurant brush guard w/lghts -------.,..,..,..-8 42·5978 through classified ~:1:c ~~~ $~95~~ color w /blue tao w/ Guido'• Re1t1ur1nt s100. 646·5678 Iv mso 18' Boat dock s1001mo. .......
By CHARLES GOREN
wit h O MAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
North·South vulnerable. Sout.b
~ala.
NORTH
• K 10 3
~AK6
'\ 10 9 2
+Q984
EAST
+J62
" 9 8 4 3 '843
WEST
•A9874
";' J 10 6 2
.: K J 6 6
+Void +J72
SOUTH
+Q6
Q7
AQ7
+AK 10 6 6 3
The bidding:
South West North Eut
1 + Dbl Rdbl 1 \
P .. 2 -3 NT P ...
6 + P .. P .. Pua
Opemng lead· Jack of
Cardinal M orton had 11 simple
means of ~terminmg whether Lon·
d on mprchanLl-owed taxes to the
royal treasury. [(they lived lavithly,
obviousl) the) were maJung pot.II of
money and could afford heal/)' tues.
And if they hved frugally, at was
because they Wf're hoarding every
penny and aJ110 could afford the bur·
den of tuauon. H 18 name hves in
bndge 88 the M orton's F ork Coup.
Th111 is a pr~tty example
West took advantage of the vul-
nerability c.o make • 11hapelv double
of South's opening bid of one club.
Since North's redoublf' guaranteed
eoe Sunftower •21DRM S7IO• name Happy Snappy! Is looklng for aggres· Pina Wa rmer tiolc:ts Boat with mOOflng tor
CENTAUR MGMT •11DRll SIOO• ••Ibo• Penln•ula· Vcty Hazel Or, Corona slve Waltera/Wa lt· 10 pizzas, Propano .,,..s.,.,a,..,,1•,...·-=6,...7.,.,5,..,.·5...,09,......,5...---,.,
842-2288 °' 831·2725 Frig, dthwshr, stove Many •pace• avall Del !'Jar. REWARDll r e •aea. Apply at heated, 1talnles1 3 HP Brltl•h Se•euH ~· ... •LT L:CONO• Incl. No pe1S 545-4855 $300/mo to St500/fTlO 759·7090 1400 Pacific Coast stool, S300/obo runs Xlnll, $200 .. --'"'' (714)1527-5378 Hwy, NB. 642·3800 754·1262 754-1262
1BR, frpl, patio, gar. •2BR 11!SA, UPPER OR No pets. aees. Bay LOWER. 3 yrs new I CdM general otflcH & Found 8 /5. Gr• y SALES/Cashier RABBIT cage with pull· Beaut Npt sllp avail, up
Tlmb« Apt1. 642·7142 Nr Ho .. He•pltal. medical •tes. 230 to Lopped Earred Rabb11 out tray, excellent to 42'. $10-$12 tt, nHr
A CARDINAL RULZ
sno/mo.84'5·7•78 797 sf. S1.25-S1.57/sf. on Harbor laland FT /PT Oeilgnet cond.$40.557·5227. Udo Marina Village,
another bid, South puaed at bis •Do you need lg clean ....,,,.,..,,..,.,.._..,..,..~.,,..... ...... --1 Realonomlca 675-6700 Drive, Very Tamel women 's apparel soc gated. 723-1255
11eCOnd tum to eee how t.he auc:tion 2br 1be? Garage, new •Wl!ifcujfill' 2BR 673.1928 store. Potential for In· ROLA ROOF RACK.
would develop. When North showed S~~o ~~~t 6S.:g.~~i~· 2BA. DR. frplc, trig, LOST Black F9m Cat crease tn ro1pons1blll· ne11er usoct, all attch ood L--d b . deck, pool. $1000/mo. tlH. lrvme 852-6580 Incl , $500 value, sac
•I' nau Y JWDPinc to three no Thinking of having_ a 645-e188 or 631.0211 w/green ayes. Mesa $300 760-1499
trump, South took a shot at a club garage sale? Give us .,,,2._Y""e-.---...,N~ew......,.1.....,.3-B.,...R Verde. State Streets SecretarlaVOff; Clrk slam-North had to have et aea&t a call! ... Prime retail loc. 39(). Area (Costa Mesa) 4 days, 8 to 4:30.
one ace on this auction. PILOT CLASSIFIED 2BA, ~W~O/::plex, 4600 sf. COM. La· REWARD 64t-3873 non/smkr, comp. exp.
West led a heart, taken in t.he1 ____ e_4_2_._s_e_1_a__ 714 ••o.a310 R~~~~n~~·lc$11 s2:':6~~ Loat: 2 Kittens 4mos, ~~(. ~~~~es; .. ~~~
cloeed hand. Declarer. Goren edit.o· 1·black & white (Syl· to: 9 Elkador, Dove riaJ board member Tom Smi\b of vaster type) mate, 1• Canyon. CA 92679 Female Calleo & G !'ffnwicb, Conn., cubed the ace of up TO White. lo1t 8/t . nr ... S_E_C_R_E_T_A_R_Y __ T_e_m_p-.1
trumpt-had the auit split 2·1, de~ Fairview & Warner position 8/31/92 thru
darer'• task would have been euier. 3 Children ere very 11/13/92. word pert.
With trumps 3·0, it aeema that anxious for your H•IP 5.1, lyplng 50wpm,
South ha8 to fineBSe West. for the •eoo 751-&MO gon ore skill, 650-7526
knave or spades (or Eut. for t.hej1clt t.oat: Tiny ShelUe S ervice Station At·
of diamonds on• different line), but Old Female, no tag•· t endant FT/PT MuSI
since the bidding marked West. for RATSI, Nam• Is Muf· have refs. 2201 E th kin f .a: .a-.,, __ ,__ fin, nr Golden Well PCH, Corona del Mar e g o wamonwo. .._ ... ,.r College (Golden West
found a better way. & McFadden) lost on
low spade, and ~eat wu impaled on •• 1142-2809
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES !il'>:J:J
JEWELRY, FURS
& ART 6021)
DISTRESS SALE Beaut.
long 1catloped, drk
brn, Sabi• Jackel,
make otter 4IM-0870
PETS&
ANIMAl.S tl0-19
AKC LAKELAND
TERIUOR, 2 malo1,
8mo, pat quahly $600
(619) 353~442
BUNNIES, dwarf bl·
bias, great with It.ids,
only S7 each.
557·5227 T o the third trick declarer'led a PER MONY-H _______ s_a_t_8_1_1._P_•_ea_s_•_H_o_1_p1
M orton's Fork. The defender, Weat, EWARDlllLoat Doe -•-••• NETHERLAND dwarf
could nol. rise wit.h the ace wit.bdut • Male, black. 80lb1.
allowing the declarer two diamond * NO COl.lfCTm * whit• chellhalr. Pink discards-one on each of the table's Collar, no tags. Lost
mBJOr su1ta-J>u1 playing low_p ved _ 7/18 nHr Orange/Del
no better. Declarer won in dummy Mar. Call 842-8285
Please be aware that min. baby Bunni••
the hstmgs In this cat· need a good home,
egory may require you SS Heh. "82·2841.
10 caJI a 900 number ---------in which there 11 a Pet Pot Bell~ Pig• 2
charge per minute. pure wht blu eyea, 2 pinto & 1 tny toy, reg.
MOTOHCYC I. t:
SC:OOTt:R 80 1 '4
'84 80co Kaw•••kl
D1r1 B1kal Needs work,
$80 754-1262
··so VESPA P200E,
claa1lc reel /grey,
Chrome crash bat• &
rck1, Inc, cvr & trnk
S950.obo 759-3120
MotOfcycl• for aale or
trade for tructc. 750
Honda great 1hape
Wllh $1 ,000 In Hdelle
baga. Sal• St,000.
7 t 4-85!>-80«
PEUQOT MOPED
Run• great, IUlt In
good condition. '250/
obo. 71•1896·2199
Automobiies
BMW 911111
wi th the Iring. cashed two heart.a for
a spade diacard. and ruffed a ~
in hand. King of clubs and a dub to
the queen provided the entry to ruff
the mnaining spade while dra'"1\g
the ouut.anding trump.
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Announcements Bartender Trarne11 vac, 310.920-1031 csei • 84 1331, 11111Ac
Noodod, earn up to WANTED LOVING COND Sliver, fully
$150 csauy, talary ~ HOME, Frff 1yr old loaded, blk leather Int,
11p1., lull or part ume. handsome male, 671< ml, $10,000 843-
2 wk training, womon. bassel hound, papers, 0889 men 21 or older. Call: must have kids & yard •·.-8-7_3_2_5_e-. -,M-MA--C-C_O_N_O
Now declarer uit.ed with the
queen of diamonds. ln with the kin&
West had either to field a ruff·lluff
or else lead a diamond into dec:J.u.
er'a combined tenace. Either way,
the slam wu home.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance .
PERSONALS :l002
•Let Matchtnaklng
USA hnd that special
friend or companll)n
tor youl 714-780-7020
800·532·9222 673-6004 1mokey cir, flly lded,
blk lthr Int, 451< ml,
$12,000 643-0889 EMPJ,OYMENT MUSICAi.
I WANTEU M35 INSTRUM1':~ns ij():):) CAJ>ILl.AC !llMO
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CALL 842·4333
COSTA MESA. NEWPORT BfACH
MEMREH.SHIPS
3018
NEWPORT B EACH
COUNTRY CLUB
GOLF 11..EMBERSHIP.
548·2575
LUNCH WAITRESS, prl ROGERS 5pc Orum Set.
lime • Mon-Fri approx hvy dty hrdwre & Ludo
4hr per Clay, apply In wig an are, XLNT
person btNn 11am· CONO $450 645-7175
11 :30am, 1695 Irvine
Ave, Costa Mesa
Merchandise
PIANOS &
OHU/\NS h05tt
'78 Sevllle
clean, alralght. orig ..
runt out well, first
$1425.00 673·2014
'85 Eldorado.MINT
COND. full pwr, ga-
raged, ••ll•r moti-
vated, S7900ob0 34K
orig ml. 723-1255
ACROl8
1 Washing
container•
6 Nol fiction
10 Wegetl
14 Knocked for
15 ROM a love
t6 -Kuan
17 Card game
18 Seelood
c:ont8•"81'
20 Duck
21 Wu make<
22 Ptck animal
23 -and long
25 Bond8Qe
27 -Par1ner 30 01. flbe<
3t 11 . In lull
32 S1d9 dist!
33 AC1or Hunter
36 C&t890f'tzee 37 WM angry
38 Colt' 1 paran1
39 Type of
monkey
40 Ylelds
41 Swtu City
4 2 Olanonor e<1 44 Wax pencil
45 ar .. ted
47 Farm animal
48 T exu enr1ne 49 Not !Mn
50 Bed Brit
slang
5" Soft met a Mic
ek!menl
57 tnumuc:h u
58 HMling
device
59 GMllc
60 Movie -ard
61 SUrlel •nd cnmaon
82 Wlkl plan1
e3 Yonder
DOWN
1 DIMl!o-tws
2 An astringent
3 l.9rge book
4 Having no
lbOde
5 $1\00per
8 l OOlted OUI on
7 Skillful
8 lnll9lt19&llY9
org
9 Pro -
10 AC1 pr099f1Y
11 ·-,mycJear
Wilton"
12 Floor l.-,ef
13 Actr ... Fleld
19 Burn
2 1~
24 Can provlnc.
25 Shoe parle
26 Burden
27 Sm .. t drink•
28 Conception
29 Made laws
30 Carrt.o out
32 Pvt aside
34 ltallan riv«
35 E.Ataled
37 Froet
38 StewM spareribs
40 lot -, CA
4 1 Undergarmenl 43 p~
44 Small b9C1
45 Tute
48 . --In
Germeny'
11114 movte
4 7 Played fof
19\0MY
49 flec1rlell
aaleguerd
S1 -lna~i.
52 OlefloUt•
53WI~
55 u ... needle
56 "1119
17 DNMal1f
k ftPlnt YH lftformed: Statlttlcal
"~ ul.19 to thow that ptr'IOtll
bot'1I wlftl Man lft ttlt Eltvirnth Sector
el tlwl r lio~p>ft tend to llt<o-
"t.ta .. l.. athlettt. Nativn with
Men ,,..1..-t I• their ttl..,.., 111 any
eec'tM•, ... tHt.. ., top pirrferwi·
ellltt, iwlcl•• a••• up flm pl~
wtt .... t • ""'" TIMw chandt'rletJn _..._ .. te ..-. t11"'"'-.. Fltt sl1n• -
Arin , t.., Sltltteri-. TN f lrt SllJl'I
,_... pt.'"1 ef dlltllUo•, p,.vidt
IMpf r•el•ft fer otti.ra. f'lantt httt Is
Ma", l~y ft•Mbtt Is t.
Alll£S (Marth 21 April 1•1 ()pl'n
dlak>,w with lndlvldu1I who IOnK aan
ttloukt ha~ INl'ftpt4fd your Clp.lbth-
11ee Ma .. l' tlHr that ynu t11pe«fd ver•
bat iupport "ou'll uhl ll'A,l'ly 111n •
...... -...-,,-.. 1"'"2--,-3_. THuh of wnttirn word C.m1n1 1n ·
votvtd '"""'° ...... -+--+-_.I TAUllU! (Apnl 20·May 20) Spot•
light on llomt, fem1ly ttl1t1on1h1pt. --+_ ........ _.,.__,.. C'Otlt ttttmatt for tt~hn91, rtfutbuh
1n1. bHulifylna 1urroundin1• 8y fl
~,...+--+--+-~~-11 P "' 111t •• tlrn'lvt'd ttpnwnlina 1ohn
of afltc.,on ,..f'ftft l.lbr• lnvul~
Ct:MINI (M•y 2Hun• 20). lndl
... _, w8'o M8 Mim #douW.·IH•lu1a''
wUI-. f'tlpawd Glw 90pPO" 80 lholt
who play fair. Otflnt ttrnu, ~rlrc•
t«hr1lq'"' lflfonnaUCll\ ~''"t'd lttt
tot11ftlt clenflft your prlllPf<1ll
CANCH O•nt 21 ·July 22J Fotu• on ,..._. •• productlOn • ..,,,,,,,,_. ol
llnw llll'lMMlaN You'll lllt dealt"I with
~-+-....,----4~_.' IMWW.t wt.o ia d~ .ouched. llC·
ltut n Et11ph•1• <1n t11ntN. tmploy•
tMAt •'"Uty IO g.i Ill* doM rarty
LIO (fuly 23·A ... 22~5''"91 C•n·
'" ....... for • ., ... 1\1111 Itri.-to ..
111111-". lf'"8 Ufllftftll a,,..I W•t
•udttnc. aw•lt• ~r P"""l'l~ttol'I Art•
• n.tflw In ptC'tUf'lt cvuld h•n ,.._,
.......... 1nttU1I• In MtM I and ~
Vll&OO (A .. 2l·9'pc 21) E111phl·
Ii• INMPf .. NW; clari ... wtllln91'181
tn td• rt•• 10 t9'1t • pl on '-t
Kh~ .. llllfll•11• ~ fiJtUt Aleo
Oii ,,...,¥My, lfYI., dlkOYt'ty .........
11\tp that le INptrltlOMI, n<lfi"I
FISHER CONSOL•
1 owner, 111nt cond,
walnut cabinet,
$1000.obo 644-0997 CHEVROLET ~O·l~1
Al't'LIAN('l':S 601 I
SANYO FREEZER, 18w x 20d lf 34h, $85,00
Guar., 548.Q348
YAMAHA, console. blk 72 VEGA auto, atetto,
lacq. Moving. sacrifice new paint, (yellow)
$1200/0BO. 645--3330. S795. 845--3717
•LIQUOR CLaRK•
P {T 2-4 nights/Wk.
Coate Me1a. Call
Steve 548-3383 Ba.Jp 1-'UHNITURt: 6014
HICYCLES 6060
1987 B IANCHI
1 O·apeed SZ 23,
CASTING IMMEDI AM•RICAN OF MAR· men's frame, $150.
ExlrH needed for TINSVILLE large T lp ·top condition.
f1lm1, commercial• & dark wood &-drawer ___ c_._1_19_5_1_ .... _4 _16_· __
HON HA »OH~>
'89 Accord uu. 2dr,
1 owner AT, AC, P•.
pw, cau, 44K mllea.
$9,900pp 673-1 t93
LINCOLN ~• 1 ~o TV. Earn up lo $200 dre11er with 2 rectan· MEN'S Huffy Mtn. bike,
per dayl No ••P gular mlrrora & nlghl II~• new. Recenlly '71 LINCOLN Centi-
needed. Call today stand. Bolh for $300. tuned up. $1 50/0BO. nent•I. 480 eng. runa
U H A (54-pt 23·0c1 22) lntuillvl' 81&...s83·2021 Call 951-4418 Kathy 979-7026 days good 11295 Mull, .. ,
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ly mt'mbtor "demands" SC'tlilng of •<'· ~
rounl .,. ~phn but f'l'fuk lo~ In
t1mlda1rd Alll'nllon revolves al\1und
lwuxhold products dur.abll' gooch
SCOllPIO (Oct 23 Nov 21) 01vl'r
31fy, «cl'nl humot, t'llfl""41 w1lhngn~
10 rHrh ~yond ph'v1out ll11111at1ons
Individual you 1hough1 1ndlHt•f"tnt will
prov• 01htrw1~ ldt'u will ti. trans
formf'd into Yt.tblt, valllilblt concept
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22·Dtt 211
Stand 1.tll for pnnc1pln. refuw lo budgt
from ''ttrruory " l ntl'rpr('t (•ct~. ltAuth
8t wllh1111 lo f'\'VIW. rt'Vll'W lo ttbu1ld
on morf tolid ~iruch•reo xurpw will
play nw.an1ngful role
CAPRICORN CDK 22·1an 19)
Many penan3 rtly upon your 1n•<>11r11y.
dfd1c.u1un. w1ll1ngn 10 onrcomt' ob
stadt'I J-11(1" on l'f'~1ng 11nd wnting,
ab1hly to dl•Mll\aW 1nform111un Ott
COUfillt' p.n1c wll1ng Cem1n11nvolvl'\S
AOUAlllUS O•n 20·Ft'b l~I Wh.u
you _., un IK-found 1n your own
11011\l' Focu• on 1lver objl'(I. &•fl nr•
ft'1Vf'd appN\llNl,fly •~ wttkt ._o Sit·
cs.t IM'l'tu1a """In '" plan of lli.1k)n
Taurus. l1br•, -fl)lo penon1 fNturtid
PIS<' (fl'b 19 Mal( I\ 20) S11n1f1
can• ell.It' d1.cow-r.d. you'll wy II w,.
only too obYIOW!" lnchvtdi..al yo~ Id·
1r11"' .Ulft, "YO\I al'f' • 1lltUU4h "P"'• •
IC)t1" Major w1-" h11ftllttd dunng ~l'·
nine hou" \ll"llo plap roko
IF AUCUST t1 tS YOUll tlllTH·
DAY. fottt't wnd M -".ttt.r'IPd dunn-
A111u.e you II tw 'On "'°"" .ohd rmo•
tmn•l·ftna11c1al 1n>\lnd 111 Srplt'm-r
Yov oltt en nc-.t~t hrkhrr fMC'tn•tfJ
by tl\4> 1Mnt1< am. ln(ludln1 •tNlotY
Can«r •pr1Curn Aq1Url11t f"'110n
pl•y ••1n1f1ran1 roln 111 your hft M.,
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