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~NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA I
High Qttered ::i~ clouds will give
way to clur
skies this
morning and the
temperatures will be a little
warmer. Highs In the 705.
See Weather, A2
. Number of gun-toting citizen~ is on a rapid rise
~ At present rate, arrests for
carrying concealed weapons
could double that of last year.
By LoriAnn Basheda
Stall Wtlei
NEWPORT BEACH -Police say
they have seen an alarming increase dur·
ing the last f cw months in the number of
people carrying loaded weapons.
In the past week alone, Newport
Beach police arrested five people for
carrying concealed weapons, three o(
wnich were loaded.
Newport Beach police arrested 33 ~O
pie in 1992 for weapons possession v1ola-
t ions, compared with 21 in only the first
three months of this year, according to
Sgt. Andy Gonis.
"At the present rate, the number of
arrests will (more than double) by year's
end," Gonis said. "Our officers arc very
concerned.'' .
On Wednesday, a 35-year-old Newpon
Beach man wbo to ld police he "as a
marketing employee was arrested for
carrying a loaded weapon in his vehicle.
On Tuesday, a 28-year-old Gle!ldora
man and a 31-year-old Huntington Oeach
man were taken into custody for possess-
ing loaded firearms in their vehicles in
two separate incidents. The same dJy, a
40-year-old Newport Beach man \\3S
booked for carrying a concealed "eapon
111 his vehicle.
And the day before that, a 36-)'ear-old
Ne"'port Beach man was arrested (or
po) ession of a dangerous \\-Capon
"We're finding. weapons on persons.
under car scats -even on female oc-
cup:rnts, which is unusual," Gonis said.
"We're also finding gang members in our
ci1y in possession of weapon -e"el)·
thing from handgun) to sho1guns to au-
toma1ic rine ."
Gonis said mo)t of the people the)
'"' -0. '"'.
ha' c arrested m .. un1:11n the gum ure for
protection, "but often when "'e arrest
someone for aun>, \\C aho f10d narcotics
"So gun:1 , goangi. and narcoti s seem to
go hand in hJnJ," he said, aJding that a
mJJOnl)" of the suspects arc teem and
young adult!i.
Gonis lt:ud can11ng a concealed -...cap-
on i.:an be a m1sJemeanor or a felon)',
depending on the c:1rcum>t.rn cci.. To le·
gall) earl) a gun, a pen.on mu .. 1 ha"c a
perm11.
Forel Pair
of courses
set to join
Pelican Hill
~ Ocean-view layouts will
cate r to 'high-end' market.
By Tony Cox
&s:ncss Ee.tar
NE\\.PORl CUA!> I -A-. 11
the first "orkl·clJ!>., 1..ull cuur)c: at
The ln-1ne Co·., '~"port Coa\l
de ... elopment "a~n 1 en 1ugh to ~ut·
1sf.., local l.nk.,tc:r,, an,,thcr 36
hole' of cxc;m-' 1c\\ golt are on the
\\a~
The CllmpJ n) 1... '~h::<lulcu 111
open Peh-.Jn Hill (, It Clubs .. cc· ·
onJ I, ·h\. k rc,on l1 ur,e. a '.?00·
acre linl..!>·~t)k c r-.u1:. th1' fall
And thJnk .. to bJJ hotel m::uket
cond1t1un . a "'6-acrc 'Ile that h.1d
been IJted for an l.lOO·room
Mamou \\Ill be u\ed :ii ka)t tern·
poranly for an 1 ·hole execu tive
cour'e th:it 1:1 'chcduled to open an
Jul)' 1~4
1 he ne" cour'c' "ill dt.bul on
the heel-> of Pelican H111':1 0 t:in
Cour'c bc1nl! namcJ 1hc l'i<'1 r C\\
re \Ort cuur .. ~ llf 199: I' Gl• ( D1·
ge-.1 mag.iz1 ne
Although the 01:l.1ll Cour c '>Ur·
pa!>,cd pre,1ou Or.1nge fount~
A commercial film crew chose Ne~port Beach's Mcfadden Square to film a new-car commercial ~ith a beach-type theme of fun, sun and girls, gi rls, gi rl s.
t.tndards pri-.e·"'l'C -g"'cn fee
are current!\ S 105 ,in "u.k.da\'>
and Sl:!S on \\Cel.;cnd' -It h~'
gone ll,er "ell in 1h llr 1 \C Jr JnJ
a hJlf in busine,., 1), n ~\.. '-ull.
gencr.11 mJn..igcr ol I hc If'\ inc
Co\ bu:1inc' prop\.rt1c di\1:11on,
~1J the 0-.ean Cour'e -.elh about
50.000 round' a ~'ar. generating
more than S.S 5 m11l10n in re'·
enuc'i. and he ''PC t' the new
Lin!.\ Cour'e to J1) 1h,· 'amc ROLL 'EM!
~ Tinsel Town and
hundreds of cast
members travel to
Newport· Beach to
capture commercial
footage and more .
The Veteranvr Foreign
Wars, Post 3536, will host a
Pancake Breakfast to benefit
Costa Mesa Senior Center.
The breakfast will be held
Saturday from 7 to 11 a.m.
at the Senior Center, 695
W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 645-2356. •
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By Tony Dodero
sun wn:er
A "oman point!. her bullhorn to,,ard a
throng of bikini-clad girls ga1hcrcd on
the street.
"All the Volvo girls, I need you 10 be
around him," she shouts.
Qu1ckJy, the gi rls l.Curry to a white Voho.
where a tan ned young kid sit!. in th e dmer
sc:u':'-presumably enjoying the moment. ·
The message i!. a ltimple one -Volvo,
attract girls.
Thursday's scene, )hot by Ki ra Film . 1 the
making of a dreamlike setting for a \'oh l
commercial. The commercial !!.hot bet\\ cell
Mutt Lynch's and l3lac kies bars at McFadden
Square is one of the biggest production-. e"c r
done here, said Joe Cleary, Newport Ucach'll
film liai on.
"It's a bcach!i.ide Apocalyp)c No"," he
i.a1d.
To hoot the commerciaJ, Kira hl1m
brought in more than 200 )Oung men and
''omen tn create a Spring Break atmol>pherc.
A crew of 150 abo was on hand for filming.
Appro~imately 100 members of the cai.t
\\ere )'Oung women, e ... cral of them bu)ed in
from UCLA. Cleary said.
And the fur -scale productton drc"
hundred of curiou':> onlooker) to the
Newport Pier Thu~ay.
Glen faerroad, Ne"port Deach rc,cnue
manager. ltaid the Vol\o shoot "'a) JU)t one
of 0 commercials and films produced in the
city each year. The lurgc cale productions
arc a boon for the local economy, he )Uid.
For example, to u-.c the McFadden lot,
Kira Films paid S6.000 ju:11 in parking meter
fee) alone. Ne"p\)rt Beach ~lice "ere abo
hared to keep the cr0\\1.b unJcr control Jnd
the merchants are compcn':>Jtcd for IO!i.!I. uf
OU!l.IOess.
faerroad C!i.t1111Jte!I. the fi lm crc-w \\111
ltpend $40,000 in Nc\\port UcJch hefurc
Ill ming end) toJJ).
"OK, "ere re:.1d) to roll " 'houl\ .t nun
through a bullhllrn.
A':> t c action beginll, a cJr:.1,Jn til pCllple
ride by on rollerblJdcs, mot1.>rC\dc' and
horltc;. One \\Oman C<Xll\ thrvLl!h 1hc cro,qJ
earl) ing a piuJ, all the "h1lc ht 11 ~ hlmcJ h}
a :ame raman. "ho I) .oiled alon~ 1hc 'trcct
111 a "hcelchair.
In the backwound. a ro" of homes h.l\c
towcb draped o"er the bakonu:~ anJ
urfboards !ltra1cg1cally plJCCd 1n 1he
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"\\e coulJ Jo rnmc. hut \\C
\\OUIJ ha' c to 'hor1cn the \tarting
11\lcf'\:il ,' M-.:--:utt ':11J .. PCl!plc
.!!.\Pl d 'l'n1eth1 '11! J!tli:-rc.ll.Lfu!. ~
pr11.c \\C \.h3r~e ut l'clic:in 11 111
thJn th1..\ do f1lr 1hc pri.:c' th C)
fl:l) l Ill her £lllt UlU" ' •.
Thal !>omcthing d11tcrent in·
dl Jc, 'Jleh "ho greet all P 11c:in
H.11 1.,U\t1lmer'> p.uk their e-.u :and
IJkl t.hc1r club~ 10 a ":i111ng call.
l he CllUl\C 11,c.ll '' 1mmacul:.1tc
and 1..halknging -11 \\a' de.,.~ncd
b} rcn•l"n"J golf (\1ur'e architect
See GOLF/Bia hit
Riding for research
~ Man to make cross·country cycling trip in hopes
Sailors seek top conditions
as Newport-Ensenada nears
• of raising $1 million for fight against Alzheimer's.
By Cathy Werbhn
$1111 WrdM
NEWPORT OEACH -
When Alan Gallctly hits the
highway early Saturday morning,
he'll have a long road ahead of
him.
A very long road.
Oallctly, 56, plans to bicycle
across the United States,
covering nn &\.Cragc of SO mile
per Jay for the neAt four
months. The amateur cycli t wall
lca"e the Newport Beach
Marriott's parldni lot at 8:30,
turday morning and will keep
p his daily pedaling until he
reachc Washinaton, D.C., on
Aua. s.
0"Thi1 i5 ..-..hina I have
always waritWlo do -ever
since I wu 13.'' Oalletly uiJ of
his marathon ride. "I'm just IO
c~itcd 10 act itartcd."
Other advcnturen ha"
croned lht country on bike. on .
foot or u!>ing other mode of
trnn port ation, but Galletly i
doing h1 ride not for personal
gain but for charity. With
pledge!> fo r each mile covered,
or with trnight donations,
G3lletly hopes to raise $1
million for the American Health
A i t:rnce Foundation, an
organization funding
Altheimer' Disease research.
As a retired \'ice pre ident of
GTE, Gallctly as an active
member of the Independent
Telephone Pioneer A )()Ciation
The associ1111on look on the
AHAF as Its primary charity
about three )Ur> 1&0
At the \.ime the pioneer
M!IC.l(iatioo look on the AHAf,
G11llctly WU chairman or the
aroup's public relatK>n
committee. He was lookina for a
way to involve the aroup's full
mcmbcDhip in the chari~.
8«1u1e pioocer usociauon
'"'-Alan ~Uetty, 56, P.'~r~s
for a cross-country bike trip.
members tend to be older,
Gallctly knew he could find a
way 10 rai1e intcre t in the
charity and its wort for
Alz.hcllners research. ,
S.. CYCLIST•
· ~ Winds were nght at
night in '83, when nine of
top 10 times were set.
By Richard Dunn
SooiU ~
E.\ POR f ULACH -a1lo~
arc hopang the conJ1t1on' for thi
ye.ir'~ Nc"'f)(lTt·[n,cnJda lnternJ·
uonal Yacht Race "111 be \imilar
to tho e of io \Ur' uto "hen thcv
begin their '0 :a e un April 23. "
Nine of the 10 fa tc't lime'
Y.t ft recorded in 19 3. but no in·
glq-hull boat hai1 been uble to
come d c .. mcc.
Con idcrcJ the large t 'annual
ra"c put on b) 1'0SA ( 'ev.rxut
Ocean Sa1hna "''°'13t1 ln), the
'461h edition of the Nc-.port·
Enscnada Yacht R cc i expected
to attract 1oou1 00 bo315 ind
3,000 \aOOr' ""hen the 1t:artcr·, P"·
• tol Circa at n n 1lon be&in di·.
rcctty off the Ncv.pc.m Jetty.
1Wo of the bcM "ie,iwina arcu
arc Crom the beach at the Wtdse
I
and from u X>!.;out Plllnt in roron;i
dcl Mar
1 here "'II llc '" llcct.,,, nio'lt J1·
\IJCJ into da"c'. 1 he p rt1dp:u-
1ntt Ocet\ inclullc lhc International
Olhhorc.1 Racrn~ (IOR): Perform·
ancc 'FlanJic01p Racing Hect
(PH RI ), An 1cnt 1 irincr (ulJcr
... ooJ.:n lxlJt } O"c. an R cm& Cat
um:uan (ORC -1.,Jt nd tnma·
ran ); 70 t .ncr,, the \uperhM 65·
70 foot racing m:i~hinc!>, also
~no-...n a .. \lcJ,, and the lntcrn:a·
tton.il Mchurcment S)Ucm
(JM~). v. luch " )Cl anothe r mcth·
oJ of h nJ1~lflfl"'I bo..it
Of the bo;at,, PURf' is by far
the l:ir1c?it flecl, with aoout 75
percent of the hip .
f or the ~conJ ron~culivt ~ar,
the lov.er boat\ will Mart fir&t, al·
lov.1n1 them .•n opportun ty tu ••
further do"n the 00111 before the
sun scti and the winch llllM•
Ni&ht·flthtina techniques ..., cnte
dal in this race.
"Realty, where eb na ii
is It nipt.'' pr-.. ~
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Man8ging Editor Steve u.rt>le, ~1 ext. 311
She's short on
experience, but
long on talent
P 1 I u t f \ ~ () p It· C u r t ;\ ~ h ~ r I 1 e r ts
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For art's sake.
HITTING THE HIGH NOTES -h's
impressive enough that Amy Kathleen
Rodibaugh was one of six young performers
awnrded a Music Center of Los Allgeles County
Spotlight Awurd out of a field
of nearly 600 students .
Editor's
Notebook
What makes the 18·yeaf-old
' Corona del Mar resident's
election for the prestigious,
SS,000 schola~hip more
amazing is the fact that she
h:is been singing opern -the
performing arts category for
which she was honored -for
only 1 ~ years .
"It was gre:u," Rodibaugh
said Friday. "lt was an
exciting experience because
the competition w;is so stiff .
Winning something like that
gave me new hope for the
future and what I could do
with myself."
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A 37-year-0Jd Newport Heights resident and
veteran Realtor who now owns. and operates his
own residential real estate brokerage, Pacific
Coast ~ealty Group. A graduate of USC,
Herberts has been selling houses since he
obtained his real estate license at the age of 19.
He worked most of his 18-year career with RE/
MAX. His father has been involved in the real
estate business for 35 years.
OUT ON llS OWN . .................................................................................. .
RE/MAX closed its Costa Mesa office last
year. Herbcrts and a few other agents stuck
around to run the office on their own, but a short
time later, they decided to start a new firm.
Herberts has three agents at Pacific Coast Realty
Group, which opened its doors in December, and
he plans to eventually grow to total staff of eight
Realtors. He said he's not worried about the
difficult timing of his firm's founding. "The
market is more challengil)g now, but I've been
through recessions before," h'e sa id. "You have HOMETOWN GUY
"here he grew up. He attended Newport Harbor
H' h School and commuted to classe at USC for al~gbut one and 3 half of his college yc::ars. To
house his new brokerage, he bought the former
Pacific Snving n:ink building at 234 E. 17th St.
in Costa Me a fr_9m the Rcsolutio~ Trust ~rp.
The office is located less th:m a mile from his
house. The comp:my specializes in selling houses
in the area \\ith which Herbem is most familiar
_ east-side Costa Mesa, Newport Heights,
Westcliff and Cliffhave n. He said he loves the
climate and life~1yle in his home town, and he
believes he 's mo t effective in doing bu iness in
the pl:ice he kno'"s tt\C best. He's never con~idered moving el ewhere. "1 love Ncwpors.~·
Herberts said. "I d•>n 't have to commute much .''
FAMILY MAN ························ ............................ , ............................ .
Hcrbcrrs ha a \\1fe and two children, and the
family is acti'e in sports. He h:is been a referee
and has coachcJ teams in his son and daughter'll
ba)cball and occer leagues.
Larry Stukenhohz, Mater Dci High School's
choral director, had urged Rodibaugh to take
private voice les~ns shortly after she joined the
ensemble. •· 1 '}!.is dr:igging my feet. So my mom
called a voice teacher and the next thing you
know I was down there taking lessons."
to do the basics. A lot of people tend to give up,
and that's the wrong attitude to have in this type
of market."
Herberts was born and raised in Ne'' port
Heights and now lives a couple blocks away from
-By Ton)' Co,
If )OU know \Olll<'tJnt Mho ttould m•~ •n lnttresting
Pilot Prrjon, c11/I our Rr:1dtrs' /lotliut •I 6JJ."61J86.
Plcust Jr:ut Je>Ur namt and phont number.
The pri9ate tea cher, Joan Simonek of La~una
Niguel, had Rodibaugh use her classical voice to
"hit OP.era real hard," the high school senio
said. ' It's a real emotional release. I put my
whole self into it."
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Public Record
Rodibaugh hasn't really
tried to emulate other
singers, ahhough she
"greatly admires" Jessye
Norman and Kuthleen
Battle. She "reully loves"
auending Operu Pacific
presentations at the
Orange County
Performing Arts Center.
where her pJrcnts have
season tickets. Amy Rodibaugh Simonek has had
Rodibaugh enter various
vocal competitions. which led to the Spotlight
Awards, a rigorous, six-month pfogram in which
15-to 18-ycar-olds from Southern California
high schools compete for s.is,000 in
scholarships.
Rodibaugh showcased her talents before an
audience of 3,000 at the Dorothy Chandler
Pavilion at the recent awards gala, an
cxP.criencc that she believes helped her Breatly.
'I had a real problem performing at first. lt's
hard getting up there with people staring at you.
Once you do it, people love you. Deing on stage
is a great thing. l had a great experience at
Dorothy Chandler April 8. It put a lot of
confidence and hope in me. Every time I gel up
there, it gets easier and easier to sing."
She plans to a11end UCI and study German,
French, Italian und. of course, music. "By
becoming fluent· in languages and hilling the
music real hard, l hope someday I can hit the
stage " So~cday may come sooner than 'she th inks.
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ON THE AIR -Admittedly, Jim "Poorman"
Trenton of Pasadena-based KROQ-FM being a
Newport Beach resident has a tenuous
connection to the Daily Pilot's local bent.
~. '"~"n. \, c
However, a prcss1relense landed on my desk
Thursday from Trenton's flacks, and l can't
resist sharing it. lt details revelations from that
media-shy couple Tom and Roseanne Arnold on
last Sunday's "Lovelinc," the alternative-rock
station's nightly show Trenton created and
Cristine Guccione, left, and Tiffany Dalton of Newport Beach are starting "Sav~ Our Planet," an cn\lironmcntal club.
hosts.
Tom was a guest "love adviser" and Roi.ie -
startlingly -JOined the show, which is big with
teeny-boppers. midway by phone. Herc's the
highlights (or lowlights):
•Roseanne's taking three kinds of medication
to fight paranoia and obsessive-behavior
problems. •
• Roseanne and her former husband, who was
on LSD, went to ~ee "The Exorcist" several
years ago. and both left the theater fearing
they'd become possesscd.-
(Notc: An cd1tonal comment on th:ll one
would be too ea)y -way). ·
• Roseanne had 1 ~ pounds surgically
removed from each of her former doublc-E cup
breasts. Tom wus satisfied before the procedure,
but is even happier with her "new und
improved" bosom.
There was more -oh, so much more -but
I believe it would be unfair to further invade on
the closely guarded Arnolds' private life.
That's alf he wrote.
Lincoln fitth-graders
want to 'save planet'
CORONA DEL MAR -Two
Lincoln Elementary fifth-graders have
taken it upon themselves to "Save Our
Planet," bl,\t so far the girls have only
convinced one of their uncles to join
the club~
''That's why we're calling the
newspaper," JO-year-old Cristine
Guccione said matter-of-factly. "We 've
only got one person: Tiffany's uncle.
And my mom said she may help, too."
Guccione said it was actually her
JO-year-old friend Tiffany Dalton's idea
to form a club called Save Our Planet.
"We had to write a story on how to
save our planet for Earth Day, and
Tiffany goes: 'Why don't we start a
club?' and she made up rhe idea that
we'd go around and pick up trash. "
Guccione thought the idea was
brilliant and the two set their first
meeting for Tuesday. Members will
spend the time plotting their first
cleanup for the following day, '"hich is
Earth Day.
The club will focus on "cleaning up
trash and stufr' around the park and
fields in East Bluff. Guccione said her
mother has agreed to provide the trash
bags. If successful, the club will meet
for a monthly cleanup. "We'll try to
recycle everything," Guccione said.
Anyone interested is urged to call
Guccione at 721-8391 for an address
and time. She isn't home until about 3
p.m, after school lets out.
-By wrl.Ana Busbrda
Earth Day celebration
LPPlR NE\\ PORT BA'r -For the
fourth year m cl row an Earth Day
crlebr,1t1on wall tel~\> pl.icc here this
Sundcl\ trom 10 J m to 4 pm .it
'iht•llm.i~cr Island, 1u t a quarter mile
north o( "ll>wport Oun~
Orgc1n1zcd b~ the Upper e\.\port
Bil\ Natural1~t5. lt~ttvih~ \~tll feature a
\-Jrlt'I\ or environmental c~hibtts as
\.\ell th wJl~in~ rou~ of lht.• ecologit.il
'':-..·M' Cdll<>e .1nd ka~J~ trips
Mus1cc1I entcrtainmt'nt. tood booth'
dnci Jrt a:.-.ortment of demonstration~
,md g.1m(') will be ottered 1
for more information call Amy '
l1Mn .11 631 l5~2 or John Scholl .ti
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Cosu ~~. girl
Mlrch lO
O btmond and K.llhl ~mmini
N~~ach.~
~nneth and ll'a 8ob.idil~
Cosu~ •rl
Robert &nd Christ~ Murth.\
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John .ind T rrry Lona.
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COSTA MESA
N~port 8oule\'ud M1..cel·
IJneotJs electromc equ1pmt>nt \\,t>
d1sco~red )tolen 1.1~ Wedn~ \
lrom a store.ige uOll 1n the 2001.1
block.
Sonora Someone S\\.'1pt.'d a hood
ught olf a To)'Ot.l parked in a
dm'e\,av 1n the 900 blocL.. fridJ'
Sonora A VCR W.l!> stOlen from .1
cl.issrucm .ll Sonor.l ClementJf)
'f\-h1le iht> ,,chool \\JS dosed for
~pring l.irt>ak IJ!>t \\t~~k.
N£WPORT BEACH
E.lsl B.iy Street An mOat.ible
'~I \\.',U stolen \VednesdJ)
from a boat rental place in the
600 block
Coronado Street A vacuum
cleaner w.ls stolen Wednesday
from the garage of a home in the
300 block.
Ea.st hy Strttl A raincoat w.ls
among the items discovered stolen
Tuesday from the gar.ige of a
home in the 1400 bloCk.
Carob Street: A r~ident in che
2600 bloc\( discovered her
silverware set missing from a
kitchen dra'f\.'er. Worth nearly
S900, the silver was last seef'I
be(O<e the r~ident ~an
remodeling.
hntuy S
C>r.l~tng hekt
Thu~ay. Apnl 15
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On the cover
The ~In~ ol the
Balbol Pavilion by JAM
London on th9 front fN1f
Is from the City ol New·
pon &.kh 1993 caa.ndar .
Newport Beach/Coeta M-Dally Piiot Friday, Aprll 16, 1993 A3
Tobacco smlike makls mall neighbor fume
H EU'S AN ITEM THAT
MAJC£5 SCENTS .•• Last
month, ~u may recall, I
reponed that Tinder Box
International has moved its South ~ast Plaza tobacco emporium
into new and laraer quarters at the
mall's Crystal Court.
Mor~ than 200 lovers or the leaf
LocaJ
Scene
converged on the
shop ror the
grnnd opening,
and owner
Mal\Jll K. Dain
couldn't have
b~en happie r.
Despite the
mall's recent
no-moking edict,
the vibes were
strong and
positive.
Until the other
day. That's when
Dain' new
neighbor, See·~
Candy Shops, Inc .• lodged a strong
prote!.I.
Scems·that Lorraine Wltko,tskJ,
manager of the next-door candy
store, is allergic to tobacco fumes.
"I can't stand the smell," she told
me. "Even when Mr. Bain lights
up his pipe, my no!.e starts
running and my eyes get red."
So \\hat's a neighbor to do?
Ru!>hing tht) week to re olve the
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connict was Anton ~trom. Well, there are RVeral thinp of client confidentiality. But, he
aeneral manager of Crystal Coun. wrona whh that tip. 11id, there were some, uh, unusual
He had a crew workin' throuah First, lut time I \US aboard the "theme parties."
the niaht Wednesday, mstallin& a Crystal, I didn't notice a srand How much does 1t co t to rent
24-inch exhaust duct at the piano, finely tuned or otherwise. Rapture for an afternoon? Look,
tobacconist's shop to Sleer the Second, I can't even find the if you've gotta ask ...
off ending fumes away from the Crystal. It seems to have vanished O
confectionery. from these waters, last seen SPEAKJNG OF REDUCING
Doth loflgtime tenants of South heade9 for Marina del Rey, San EXPENSES ... By filing
Coast Plaza are adopting a F'ancisco or San Diego, wherever, Wednesday for bankruptcy
wait·and-see attitude in this ballle rcponedly trailing an anchor-chain protection, the Waterfront Hilton
of the Donbon vs. the Corona of legaf problems. will be able to nurse a f cw ~hd.eb
Corona. Young Segerstrom is The hot ship around here these Its $57.7 million con)truction
trying to keep both sides happy, d:l}'S is anothor classy 115-footer, loan {\\ith Tokyo·ba)ed Dai-lch1
but resolution muy not be easy. Rapture, moored behind Viii-a Dank) has sent pencil-pu.,hcr~ to
• I
Westminster/Huntington Beach
(714) 848-Z039 •
for whatever it's worth, I Nova. their harpeners. The> figure that
learned Thursday that Mr. Bain Doc) its amenities inclucl_c a monthly payme>nts on the intcrc)t - -• • - - - - - - -• .. •
ne\cr eats candy. ''Can't stand grand piano? I put the hea~ alone came to about S2 5.000
S\\eets," he puffed. question to o"'ner Scott McClung, That's roughl) S7 I ,UOO per "'eek . I
O ''ho)e Newport-based Certified .. or a hecku'a loL of comention,, I
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rcliuble source reports that . "No," he said, ''but no problem. Mayer Corp., o" ner of the
entertainer Harry Connick Jr. i If they want to bring nlon~ their 12-story Huntington DeacJi I I
• ~eeking to charter the lu}(ury yacht o'"" piano, "'e've got plerrty of landmark, ~urv1ve all tht) hea')' I
Crystal, taking 100 Show Biz room. All it'll take is a large squeezing? Well, llob Ma}cr •!>a I
fritnds for a crube around cr;ine. We've had m anger very resourceful guy, and )OU can I I
Ne"port Harbor. fequests." bet that he'll be bouncing back.
But his agent insists that the Such as? I dangled juicy bait Jerry Kobrin's column runs I I
vessel be equipped with a finely ("good publicity," etc.), bui Mondays, Wed11esdays and
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Bualneu Edltm Tony Cox, 142-4321, ..._ 371---------~
Teller won't meat ·with spllntar merchants group
By Tony Cox
Blnlnts1 E.-or tate-owned fairgrounds.
FAIRGROUNDS -Orange County Mar-
ketplace operator Bob Teller has decli ned a re-
quest to 'meet with representatives of an in:
dependent group of swap-meet merchants who
arc considering striking over scheduled rent in-
creases.
"If you have m:mcrs which you believe
should he presented now, we 5ugcst that you
resent these through your merchants associa-
tion," Teller said in the letter. "When th~ mat-
ters now pending h3vc been resolved, I would
be ple3sed to meet with you or any other sell·
ers ... "
"c~nomic disaster" at the recession-marred
swap meet.
Bounds' newly formed group of merchants
has voted un animously to consider going, on
strike if new rents are imposed as scheduled on
May 1.
"If there's nothing done about the 1ents by
the 1st of May, there arc people who will do it,
with or without any organization," Bounds
said.
In a letter sent Tuesday to one of the
group's leaders, merchant Gene Bounds, Teller
said his company is "always re ady to discuss
with one or more sellers issues involving the
good of the Marketplace as a whole." How-
ever, he said he believes the Marketplace Mer-
chants Association is adequately representing
the sellers, and he thinks having discussions
Bounds said he believes the merchants as-
sociarion's leaders arc too Teller-friendly and
have not represented the sellers weU.
Teller announced seller rent hikes averagin~
40 percent, increases he blamed on new terms
he promised in winning a lease renewal in
competitive bidding last year. He is now trying
to negoti:uc more favorable terms with his
landlord, the. Fair Board, and officials of his
company, Tel-Phil Ent,rpriscs Inc., have
warned that the rent incre3sc will result in
Bruce Landsberg, vice president of the mer-
chants association, said he, too, believes a sell-
er strike is likely, and he said he would prob-
ably join in 'he strike himself.
Bounds wrote back to Tcllc.r on Wednesday,
again asking t,!'lat he , like the merchants as-
sociation leaders, be allowed to attend the
meetings between Tcl-P.hil and the Fair Board.
. with other individuals ·or groups would be
counterproductive while he is trying to ncgot~
ate rent concessions in his new lease on the
Despite setbacks, Bank of Newport officials confident
By Tony Cox
BusJnns Editor
NEWPORT BEACH -
Financially troubled Bank of
Newport has laid off about a
dozen clerical employees this year,
but officials of the
recession-plagued institution are
confident the bank will survive its
loan problems.
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. last summer imposed a
cease and desist order against
Bank of Newport, which suffered a
S4.9 million ner loss in 1992 after
setting aside $8.4 million for
anticipated losses on
non-performing loans.
The order didn't restrict the
bank's operations, or preclude it
from making certain types of
loans, but it did require that Bank
of Newport's capital reserves be
raised to 6.5 percent of assets,
which are amently more than
$240 million. Bank of Newport's
asse ts ha\ie shrunk more than $50
million from peak levels.
Bank of Newport officials arc
still awaiting state and FDIC
approval for a capital plan that
calls for bank Chairman E.0 .
Rodc(fer and 1hree other board
members to contribute $2.8 million
to the institution's reserves. The
cash infusion would raise the
bank's capital ratio from current
levels of more than 5 percenr to
the 6., percent required.
"I think the capital plan will be
approved," said Richard Ritter,
opposed to more
'We don't know when the econo my '
will turn around, but we're adequately
speculative ·
capital-raising
measures like
stock off crings.
capitalized even without the new · "Obviously,
regulators both
federal and state
-IUCMllD lllTTBI certainly look to
acting chief executive the board ... to
capital.'
provide additional
capital after
who took over as acting chief taking some kind of losses in a
executive after Bank of Newport given year," Cardenas said.
co-founder Ronald Rodgers Both Cardenas and Ritter
resigned in March. "It's not like criticized rumors that Bank of
trying to do an offering to raise Newport is on the verge of being
capital. It's money actually in taken over by regulators.
with 5 percent capital being
closed," Cardenas said. "The
FDIC must take over an
institution 90 days after it becomes
critically undercapitalized, and
that's 2 percent."
Said Ritter: "We hear all kinds
of rumors. I don't really
understand where they come from
or why anyone would think they
know. We would be the first ones
to know, arid that's absolutely not
true."
Ritter said the employees who
were laid off were rhose with th e ·
least seniori ty. He said those
people will be eligible to come
back if and when more employees
arc needed. escrow." "l haven't heard of any banks
Ritter• said, too, that l he bank 'tiiiiiii~iiiiJ!!iiijiiiiiiijiii!!ii!!jiiiiiiii~ii!iiiiii~ii!i!!iii!iiiii!ii!i!!i~iill has a good chance 10 be profitable I D
in 1993, and he's confident about NOW PEN ON SUN AV: 20-year-old Bank of Newport's
long-term success. He blamed the
losses on the recession, which
caused some Bank of Newport
borrowers to default on their
loans.
''We don't know whe n the
economy will turn around, but
we're adequately capiralized even
withou t the new capital," Ritter
said.
Stan Cardenas, senior deputy
superintendent with the California
Banking Department, declined to
comment specifically about Bank
of Newport. But he said regulators
tend to look favorably on cash
contributions from stockholders, as
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7. Buckets of Baby Back PJbs to go for about $20.
8. A private banquet room for parties under 60;
9. Fax machines with rremo~ dial.
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Oalletly approached his committee with
the crou-country bikina idea, and the con·
cept was soon approved by the association's
board of directors. It has taken two years -of
plannina ~nd researchina, but o.alletly is .
ready to put his spokes where his mouth 1s
and hit the road.
Galletly plans to leave. Newport Beach and
head south into Carlsbad -a SO-mile ride
-his first dny. From there, he will head to
Son Diego, then east into Arizona. Galletly's
longest day will cover the 102 miles of desert
between El Centro and Blythe.
"I've never done 102 miles in a single day
before, but I really don't worry about it too
much," the cyclist snid. ·
While he isn't really concerned about any
single segment of his trip, Galletly said riding
through Pennsylvania will probably be the
most difficult stretch.
"Pennsylvania will be a killer," Galletly
·said. "Riding through the Alleghenies, every-
one I have spoken to said this will kilt you."
Just planning the four-month trip would be
too much for most of Galletly', peers. Even
his wife, Jan, who has ridden , ith Galletly
on several previous trip pl;ins to accompany
Around Town
her huaband fot only tho first two days. She
will meet him at vadout stops 1crot1 the
country, lhe said.
Before plannina hil croa-coWltry trip,
Galletly's lonaeat auetch of daily ridina wu
15 days, he II.id. His lonaeat prcviout daily
mileaae was 80 miles. He hu taken ambi·
tious bicycle rides in France, England, New
England and othettareu.
Gallctly is look' foiwnrd to several 80-
mile doys, with a 6·mlle trek from Big
Spring to San Angelo, Texos, being a particu-
larly difficult ride. Galletly said he could be
riding into 20-mph winds all day in that sec-
tion of Tex:is.
"In that area, the prevailing winds arc
coming oul of the south, and riding into a
20-mph wind all day could make for a very
long day," he said.
Gallctly will tr:ivcl with a van driven by
two pioneer nssociation volunteers. While
Gallctly plans to carry some of his own
water, food and 9ther nece))ities will be
stored in the van. Marriott h:is reserved
rooms for Galletly and his crew wherever 1he
chain h:is a hotel on the route. but many
nights will be spent in local motels or in
homes of associ:ition members.
Classical music and books on tape will oc-
cupy some of the hours Galletly spends on
the road, with a small c::issette recorder also
on bud for dktatlna lmpnlllona and ideu.
The former pubUc relations uecutlYe allo
plana to take alonl his computer lap board,
to keep a diary o(1tia travels.
Will there be a book?
Oallctly hasn't made any plans one way or
tho other.
But he is already think.ins about his next
trip, possibly 1 tandem ride from Vancouver
cast to Cape Cod with his wife.
"She tells me that will happen only after
the divorce,•• Galletly lauahed.
Galletly has been a bicycle rider oil of his
life, but he got serious about the sport about
a decade a&o. Becau'sc he lives in Con·
nccticut, Galletly spent the winter months
training in.his basement -90 minutes daily
on the exercise bike and 30 on the treadmill.
Cannondale has donated two T· 700 tour-
ing bikes for the effort, and G:illetly will
bring his own Puegot, he said. The Can-
nondale bikes will be auctioned off at 1he
end of the ride.
On'Aug. S, when GaYetly rides into Wash·
ington, D.C., he is to.be met on th e Capj1ol
steps by Sen. David Prior, D·Ark., Chairman
of the Senate Committee on Aging.
To commemorate the effort, the Newport
Beach City Co4ncil ha·s proclaimed Saturd:iy
"Pioneers Across America for Alzheimer's
Disease Research Day".
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The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Flotilla 2-7 \'t11l be conducting free
courtesy marine ex.lmmations
Saturday and Sunday al the
Newport Dunes boat ramp. The
exams encourage safe boating. For
information, call 837 -2041 .
Pancake breakfast -The
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post
35361 will host a Pancake Breakfast
to benefit Costa Mesa Senior
Center. The breat-fast will be held
from 7 to 11 a.m. at the Senior
Center. 695 W. 19th SL. Costa
Mesa. Tickets, priced at $3 for
adults, $2 for children under 12,
are available at the door. For more
information, call 645-2356.
Fashion Show -The
American Sewing Guild will hold its
annual fashion show at the Costa
Mesa Community Center, 1845
Park Ave, Costa Mesa. Doors open
at 11 .30 a.m. and the show begins
at 1 p.m. Tickets are $8, and there
will be prizes, including a Pfaff
Sewing Machine, door prizes, rafOe
prizes and merchant displays and
sales. Call 848-341 S.
Sunday, April 18
Book signin2 -Judge
Robert Gardner wilrbe on hand at
the Lido Book Shoppe from 1 to 3
p.m. to sign his long-awaited book
of local history and lore, "Bawdy
Balboa." Call 675-9595.
Musical trip -"A Musical
Trip Around the World," featu ring
singing harpist Kathy Kavanaugh,
will be presented from 3:30 to
4:15 p.m. in the Community Room
of the Newport Center Library, 856
San Clemente Dr. Kavanaugh, who
plays the petal harp, will sing and
play classical music from a variety
of countries and discuss the harp.
Call 644-3181.
Monday, April 19
Lecture by David
Sheehan -1he Assistance
League of Laguna Beach and
Assistance League of Newport·Mesa
present David Sheehan as part of
their Town Hall cele brity series. The
lecture will start at 10: 30 a.m. at
Edwards Cinema Theater in
Newport Center, Newport Beach.
Call 494·6097 or 645-6570 for
tickets and information.
Tuesday, April 20
Moon Mullins -"Moon
Mullins: His Comic Career" is the
title of a free brown bag lunch
,program at noon in the Community
Room of the Newport Center
library, 856 San Clemente Dr.,
Newport Beach. Ferd Johnson, who
drew Moon from 1923 until 1991,
will reflect on those years of
cartooning and share some
humorous stories about his career
as a newspaper cartoonist. For
information, call 644-3181 .
Networking -The Society
for Technical Communication
Orange County Chapter presents
"Is Your Network Working?" with
Ann Boe, author and networking
expert, at the Bristol Plaza Holiday
Inn, 3131 S. Bristol St., Costa Mesa,
at 6:30 p.m. The cost is S20 for
non-members, $1 7 for members
and S 12.50 for full-time students.
For reserv01tions call 863-7666.
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Gladys Collins Lehmmn a
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Screen Writers' Guild and
1hc aulhor or dozens of
Hollywood produc1ions, died
April 7 of pneumonia. She
was 101 and had lived in
Ne~port Bench for 33 years.
A native of Gates, Ore.,
•Mrs. Lehman moved to
Hollywood in the mid-1920).
She worked with film
pioneer Carl ucmie and
was under con1ract with
Universal Studios for sc .. eral
}Cars. While \'1th the studio
Lehman \HOtc 13 scripts, ·
including "On Your Toes"
in 1927.
Mrs. Lehman i credited
wi th writing 56 screenplays,
either solo or in
collaboration \\ith other
wri1ers. Amongner credits
i!. "Broadway Scan dal" a1
Columbia, "Death Takes a
Holiday" and "Little ~fos
Marker" at. Paramount.
"Captain January" and
Jloor Little Rich Girl" :it
zuth Century Fox; and
"Presenting lily Mar " and
"Thrill of a Romance" at
MGM. Lehman al so
authored the fi r)t musical
c .. er to be nominated for an
Academy A"ard, "T"o
Girls and a Sailor'', "llh
Richard Connell in 1943.
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Educators to screen superintendent candidates Ma n learn s he
bought stole n car
after trip to OMV
~ Three-member committee to
study field and make their
recommendations to school board
about which applicants to interview.
By Russ Loar
SW! Wtlter •
J NEWPORT-MESA -Three educators
with diverse ethnic and educational
backgrounds will conduct the inilial screening
of applicanls who arc vying to become the
next superintendent of the Ncwpon-Mesa
Unified School District.
The school board this week named three
educa1ors to serve on a screening comm ittee
who will sifl through applications and
recommend a limited number of candid:ucs
to be interviewed by the school board and
the Superintendent Interview Commillce.
HERATI
La Voneia Steele, superintenden1 of &tie
Berkeley Unified School District and an
African-American; Ernie Garcia, a rc1ired
Cal Slate San Bernardino dean, a former
Rialto school board member and a La1ino;
and Richard Clowes, a retired USC associate
dean, a former school distric1 superintendent
and former superintendent of the Los
Angeles Counly Department of Education,
will serve on the three-member screening
committe~.
They wire selected from about 10
individuals recommended to the school board
by lhe California Sche>ol"Boards Association
(CSBA), the organization conducting the
search for a new superintendent.
During the first fou r weeks of the
application period,. the CSBA has received 25
applications for tfic superintendent post,
according to Dick Montgomery, CSBA
a!.si!.tant executive di rector. The appl ication
deadline is a week away: April 23.
"Eighty percent of the applications come
1n during the liht 20 percent of the time,"
Montgomery said. "It's just h~c taxes."
After the three-member screening
commillec males its recommendations, the
school boud nnd the 45-mcmbcr
Superintendent Interview Committee "111
interview candi dates during the week of MJy
· 17. f inalists wilJ be intel'\<iewed the follo\\-ing
week.
"My hope has always been to ha .. c a new
'>Uperintendcnt in place by July I," said
school board Pre)ident Rod Ma cM1llian. But
a starting date for a new su perintendent "''II
also de pend on the indi\ idual's obligation) 10
his or her current employer.
Montgomery said he receives calls e\CC)
day about the JOb. "There arc some .. cry
excellent people \\hO are interested in the
positio n," he said. "The quality is very
good."
COST A MESA -A local m n
" s surpri cd to learn that he
bought a stolen car earlier this
week after takina the .. chicle to
the Department of Motor Vehicles
to get it registered.
According to pol ice, the
32-)'c ar-old Costa Mesa man
bought a 1978 station wagon for
$600 after seeing it on display in
the Smart & f 1nal paril.ing lot on
the corner of 19th Street and
Pomona A\enue ..
When the man "took it to the
OMV, howe\er, they informed
hi m that the car had bee n !>tolen
from a resident on Center Street.
The incident w:b reported to
police Tue sc.Ja) and the car has
since been returned 10 us nghtf ul
O\\ne r t-;o arrest h;n:e been
made
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Sunday, April 18th, 1:00 • 3:00 ·.
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Tom Pulo -and the equipment ls hi&h·tech.
Pelican Hill cans have elcc1ronic information
systems that allow players to know just how far it
is to the naa.
"1 lhjnlc we're testing the high end of the mar-
ket now," McNutt said. "To generate 50,000
rounds of aolf in our first year suacsts that
there is a market at that high end.'~
While quickly adding two more courses might
seem bold under cu rrent economic conditions -
Irvine Co. officials won't disclose development
co~ts or financing arrangements -the success of
the Ocean Course nnd industry statistics suggest
th:it there may be plcrity of hackers to keep the
new links busy.
According to a National Golf Foundation sur-
vey, Orange County has 882 people for each
hole of golf, 48 percent below the national ave r-
age. The survey showed that there are at least
five metropolitan areas around the country with
more than double Orange County's supply of
golf courses, per·cnpita.
'The Irvine Co. also has the advantage of own-
ing two hotels, the H)'all Regency l rvine and the
Four Seasons at Newport Center, through which
it can offer package deals for vacationing golfers.
"Golf is an interesting business in that it's suc-
cessful these days," McNull said. "You always
worry as you're investing the money, but the ,
numbers arc certainly on our side."
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Martin said. ••If you're pttin1 one·tenth
of a knot or a quaner of a knot at niaht.
you're 4oln1 to do well. In Southern
California, the winds tend to disappear
u niah~, so the further down you are,
the be r chance you have to stay with
the wi d. This gives the smaller boats
better chances."
The corrected-time record. for a
single-hull boat is 12.23 hours, set by
Soga, a 68-foot sloop skippered by Den-
nis Choate in 1983, the year the wind
blew all night.
The only local boal in the all-time top
10· is \V1nrerhawk, a custom, 58-foot
sloop skippered by Hal Day of the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, also in
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The selling couldn't be better, Cleary
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"This whole city is like a big sound
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ll would take $3 million to build this."
Cleary, who says the film business is
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The pre-ra~c activities begin April 21
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col Museum, honoring the past NOSA
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Husson1, Jr., the grandson or the
founder of Hussong's cantina in Ense na-
da.
just "in his blood," is the main link in
the city's connection with Tinseltown.
Besides the Volvo shoot, just this
week Cleary reeled in n Coppertone
commercial at the Balboa Pier and is
filming for the CBS television show,
"How'd they do that?" at The Wedge.
"He speaks their language," Everroad
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The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa DallY; Pilot
Sports Editor Roaer Carlson .... 642..,.330 ot.387
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HIGH SCHOOL TRACK ANO FIELD
Sea Kings
shake off
Heavies not heavy enoug~
•
University
~ CdM boys collect, 73-63
IRVINE -The Corona
del Mar High boys track and t
field forces shook off the 1
lethargy from last week's Eas-~"
ter break and finally took •
care of host University Thurs· · · ·
day, 73 -63.
The victory improved the Sea Kings'
.mark to 3-2 in the Sea View League.
Junior Chris Hong had a solid 52.7
clocking in winning the 440-yard event,
while finishing runner-up in the 220 to
teammate Jason Boyce by two-tenths or a
second. Hong also anchored Corona's vic·
torioius mile relay team.
Boyce finished the afternoon by also
taking the 100-y:i rd dash in 9.9 and "i n-
ning the long jump in 21-9.
~ Sailors impress in weight
events. but Woodbridge wins
Sea View League dual meet.
By Richard OoM
SPQIU ~.tr
NEWPOR1 BEACH -~ Juniors Ja~ Berg-Han en
and Steve G nzalcs, two of • •
Newport arbor H1gh 's
quanet of we igh t throwers
appropriately dubbed the •
Fabulous Four Flingers, did more than
simply reac h personal records an the dis·
cus Thursday.
They surpas!.ed their previous best by JO
fut.
Although v1sit1ng Woodbridge won the
boy~ Sea View League dual track and field
mee1. 90-46, Derg·Hansen and Gonzales
could hardly believe 1t v.hcn the measur·
ing rod stretched 150-fect. 10-anches and
145-7. rcspect1't'ely.
"The d1..cus 1. hard . . 11 dmc:s )OU
craz). but 1t'!I fun," said Berg-Han~en. "ho
"on the e\ent v.hilc eclipsing h1 pre\lous
best of 141·10 on h1 fourth th ro" "It has
just been coming on latel). It takes a lot
of concentration -you JUSt Ciin't "'"g 1t.
)OU ha\e to do 1t all right "
"l was re ally impre!.!.ed v. ith the effort
of our fre!.hman shot putter Ricky Ni·
chols," said Corona del Mar C.oach Bill
Sumner. "His 45-4 11: is a good mark, espe-
cially for a fre!.hman."
Beau Ralphs gave it all in the discus, but he and his teammates came up short against Woodbridge Thursday. Gonialcs, feeling some prc:i. ... ure on h1!.
s1Jtth and final throw, after \\.ooJbndge's
Tim Duffy had JUSt hea\ed I J6·5. c.lmc:
through with a peri.onal-be!>t 10'' 10 finish
in ~econd place
Among the \lther victors for CdM was
Todd Merrima n, who cleared 5-10 in the
high jump.
~dM girls victorious
~ University victimized, 68-59. .
IRVINE -Senior Sara
Tafazoli contributed on both
v.inning rela> , and nbo came
home first in the 220-)ard run
to help the Corona del Mar
High girl track and field
squad to a 68-59 Sea View
League dec1 ion at Um"ersi\y Thur day.
Tafazoli v.as clocked in 25.6 in the 220.
She led off the 440 relay, which came
home first in 52 2. and was the !.econd leg
on the mile relay v. hich prevailed in 4: 18 .
NH girls roll
~Warriors no match for Tars.
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"I surprised myself." said .Gonzale~.
v.hose prior best was 135-10.
Senior Beau Ralphs, the nngleadcr of
the Sailors' Fab Four Flingerl>, \.\On the
shot put at 53-7, coming a l111k l>hort of
his perM>nal-record (54-3) set on SJturdJ)
at the Arcadia1 Im itational. Junior \\ ade
Tift finished second an the shot put JI 5:!·
911:, while Gonzales v. as third at 50.c,1 ~
"Everyone "·a a httle off an the ~hot •
but v.-e still went 1-:?-3." Ralph!. l>a1d
The only other indl\ldual "inner lor
Nev..pon Harbur -4-1 an leJgue v. h1lc
Woodbridge Kl"lpro,ed to 5-0 -"a!. senior
distance runner Sky Peterka, v. ho "on the
1600 meters (4 35.0) and 3:?00 ( 10 02.0)
Peterka edged ophomore teammate
Shahram Dezahd (4•35.1) at the fwt1sh lane
in the 1600, while senior Jared 0\crton of
Nev.port Harbor cros,ed an third plJce in
4 4 .'.? O'erton v.as al o third 1n the NX>
(2:04.1 ).
Kelly Campbell p<>)ted her u!.ual sv.ccp
in the distance event , winning the mile in
5:34 and 2·mile in 12:17. Dresden Hov.-cll
wa!. second in the mile, jullt four seconds
behind Campbell.
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Tars' Mandy Clayton (right) 1teams toward victory in 100 hurdles.
"l tried to rc l>ene a h11lc (encr~) tn
the 1600 in orde r to do as v.ell as l can an
the 00," o,erton !.Jtd ·The idea wai. to
finish th ird (1n the 1600) to g.l1n point'> for
See NEWPORT/83
"I tho ght DrQOl..e Meck's ron an im·
prcs!.ivc 440," !laid CdM Conch Oill Sum-
ner. Meck came home Cir~t in that event in
1:03. The demion improved Corona's
mark to 3·2 in league meet! .. Eagles lose meet, but emerging as big winners
SUrnm sparkles
~ Mesa falls at Trabuco .
MISSION VIEJO -Gigi
Sunnon won both hurdle
events to highlight the effort
of the C.o ta Mesa girl track
and field unit during Thurs-
day's 92-28 Pacific Coast
~ Undermanned Estancia gives solid
Laguna Hills a good run in PCL matchup .
By Barry Faulkner
Spons \',lttf
COSTA Ml::.SA -bta1K1J High ~~
senior famci. Wull..o" 1\.l made up a .,l'"--
lO·)ard deficit to nip a mal Liguna r ~
Hills anchorm an at the tmbh uf the t 'O
meet-capping mile rela) 1 hur c.JJy. \ · I~
And though the \1,it1ng lla" I.!> pre-~ )'. t.}J ..
vailcd, 79-48, Wull..O\\ 1cz') valiant \IC· ..,. ......
tory provi.ded fit ting ') mbola~m fo r the progress the gue setback at Tubuco 11.illS'.
Trabuco also won the boys meet, 87-45. Eagles have made thi cason under first~
Dewain Crenshaw took the 100 meters for
Mesa, while Chri Manning won 'a hurdles
event and was third in the other.
coach Ken Martinez.
"It's become a mailer or pride. now," said Mar-
tinez, who inherited a do,\ntrodden program with
Pirates whip
Hornets, 1 0-1
FULLERTON -The
Orange Coast College base-
ball team followed up Tues-
day's 14-run on laught with
another double-digit per·
formancc in runs Thursday
with u lO-l Orange Empire
Conference victory at Ful·
lerton.
With the win, the Pirates
(20-12 overall, 10·5 in the
conrerence) kept the he1lt
on pace-~tting Rancho San·
tiogo, rem:iining a half-game
lxhind the Don , who cJe.
!coted Saddleback on Thurs-
day.
Phil Jen en, a )()phomore
right·handcr, pitched o
lhree-hittcr, ollowina no
Fullerton hils ofter lhe third
inni~. It was the fourth
1traipt lo s for the Hornets
(14·18, 4·11 ).
Of 12 hits ror Coo '· hair
were double , 1ncluJina •
.,-Ir £rom Aaron Wei
Statistics: Sec B/3.
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• Orainaec problcSM? We
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"l treat ever) race hl..e 1t') our last rJce, anJ I
think the kid are begrnnmg to carry that <-ame °''-'·
ti\ a11on," ~lJrt1nez continued "It's not abuut "in·
nmg or losing \\1th me; 1t' about effort"
Wulkov.icz. "ho also "on the 8SO and \\J) '>1.'.l"·
ond in the long JUmp. rcncctcd the Eaglc:s' nc\\·
founJ determ1na11on, but h1 motl\ation J1J lllll
come solely from h1!. coach
"l reall)' "anted to beat the e guy1.'' sJ1d
\\ ulko" icl. v. ho mu tcred enough encrro to run
do"n the front-running Ha,\J.. \printer, del1p1tc
com pe11ng an his fourth C\cnt of the JJ)'. \lnC ml1re
th:rn usual.
"( wa~ too pumped to no11ce how tired I was,''
~aid Wulko\\icz. v.ho said he \\,1s._mspircd by a 1np
to the Laguna Hilb campus Wcdne d;.1y for the Pa·
dl1c CoJst League's i.pnng port SplJr1'man~hip
Seminar
"One ol their runners "a pre11y cod.\ at the
-.cmrnar, anJ 1 didn't hkc 1t \.Cr\ much." \\ ulko"1 z
C\f' ained I didn't sleep much la t night thinling
JbllUt this meet:·
1 hl'ugh the final outcome "as not a clo c a
\tJrt1ncl hJJ doped thins~ out coming an. both the
C\.'J" h and \\ ull..o" 1a remained po 1t1' e about the
tcJm-. contmuing compct111vcnes
Im happ) "Ith our team effort, con 1denng
ho'l tiJJI\ \\-C "ere outmanned todJ)," !.aid
\\ ull..')" 1'-.z
b:h,)cd MJrt1ncz "We ·re ~ho"1ng the he•trt that
II 1.1ke to compclc v.1lb C\.Cl)One in QIJ.( Jcaguc.
be"one 1-. into the team succe!.), and focu-.ang on
pcrllHnung their role . We\c come a long v.ay
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• April 11, 1111
EAGLES: m.111
From 81
SUlCC: the 't3rt or the SC3M>n, and l
coult.ln't be more pleased "
In 1.tJd1t1on to Wulko"icL, ~far·
tincz al-.o had plenty to tic pleased
with from Junior) John Leffler,
DtlVid Btunh1ll, senior Carlo
R mirez and i.ophomorc Johann
Appell .
Lerner, recently recovered from
chicken pox and still shaking the
llu, won the shot put with a heave
of 46-111/i, and wns second in the
high jUmp (5·6). ..
Appell haJ a pers·onal be-..L time
of 10:15 to remain unbeaten in the
t\\O·mile, RamireL won the mile in
4...15, anJ Barnhill \\as second in
the 100 ( 10 8) and 200 (25.0).
Carlos Vega "as !lc:cond in the
J1si.:us. bettering has personal best
b) se\eral feet "'1th a mark of 117·
6. btanci<! falls to 1·2: uguna
Halb. IS 3·0.
btanc1a 's garll> team, riddled
"1th inJunes and illness, fell, 96·
34, to the Ha\\~ , despite a double
'1ctory by senior hurdler Uiuren
\\'ea\er.
Eagles JUn lOr Tracie Manz bat·
1kJ a gimpy an~le to finish first
and ~econd in the 100 ond 200, re·
spec.11,ely, "hile Stephanie Fb·
chcr, Tita Tavares and Jackie Con·
ncll> '>"CPt the long jump \\ith re·
.spccti\'C efforts o( IS·lO, 15·1, and
14·5.
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Speedway resumes
.,.. Life in the fast lane getting rough for cyclists;
Week No. 3 at Orange County Fairgrounds tonight.
COSTA Ml:.SA -As "eek 1'o. 3 of ~pced\\J) motorC)Cle rac·
1ng gch under \\-J) tonight at the Orange Count) f-a1rgro unds, a
trend has emerged in "hich l>Ome of the top rider:. ha\ c been in·
comastent 1n the earl) going.
13111) Hamill of Monro\ iJ currently holth the tat le of World
Team Cup chJmpion, \\on !:1st September 1n Poland. but he ha!>
h.1d a tough tame adapting to the rough and tumble !>tyle of racing
1a~ing plJcc at the Cmta Mesa Speed\\ ay th as season.
"l h:i\e simpl) been pending too much time on the ground
thc'>e past fc\\ meetings," said Hamill. "1 may ha'c to adjust my
rJc1ng st) le a lillle to cope with all the contact 1hat goes on here."
Last \\eek, Hamill took a nasty spill at the hands of veteran
ShJ\\n McConnell, who dismissed the incident as "close racing.''
!':cw United States national champion Chris Manchester of
HespcrtJ has also had his snare of knocks this season.
"I ha"e been ta~en dO\\ n too many times alread) this year,''
said l\tanche)tcr. "It seems hke the l'/o. 1 on my back 1s just a big
target. I am definite!) going to ha"e to get tougher on those gu))
1f this continue~."
Saad e\ent promoter Harry O\Jey, "There has been a IOl of
hard racing IJ~ang place on the track."
The first r.ice tonight 1s at 8 p m Adult admission i S8 with
ages 13-17 :.idm111cd fo r S5 and children 12 and under free. Park·
ing and C\cnt programs are al~o free.
Today's TV-radio
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01plna pace1 Mu1tan11 ta 18-8 win
SANT A ANA -Ano Ospina -..--
hod 1wo.run .singles an the fiflh ~.·
ond sixth innings nnd pitched a
five-hitter to lead Cost:i Mesa _..... _ _..__
High to a 13-3 romp over host Century in
Pacific Cons1 League softball Thursday.
Ospina s1ruck out six and ~l~ed 1hree for
the Mustangs (8·3 overall, 2·0 in the PCL),
who broke 1hc game open with' a Cive-run
seventh.
Jenny Prier wa~ 3 for 4 and ~cored five
runs for the Mus1ungs, while Jennifer Long
went 2 for 4 with a triple and two RBI.
sec women 1111t twin bl
AZUSA -Host Azusa Pacific ____ _
rallied with four runs in the bot· '-. • ._,
tom of the seventh innin& to take -Y
a 5-4 victory ove r Southern Cali· ----
fornia College Thur~day in Golden State
Athletic Conference sQftball.
The Eagles improved to 4·2 in league
ma1ches entertlng Tuesdny's showdown 111
home against unbeaten Coronn del Mar.
DCC aon team 011ce1 second
COSTA MESA -Oran~e ---
Coas1 College's golf team dis· • _ J
played good balance· Thursday by ftlJ
finishing second at 401 in a five·
way Oraage Empire Conference match at the
Mesa Verde Country Club.
NEWPORT:
From 81
the team and nill ha .. c some1hin1
left,"
Sophomore R)'an Adams of
Newport Harbor finlsbed second
in the 800 (2:03.3) after leadina in
the first lap. Woodbridge's Mark
BackoCf. who was founh among
four runners after the fim Jap.
u~ed a strong kick to win in 2:01.9.
"(Woodbridge) JUSt hnd 100
• much speed for us-. that'~ wha1 it
came down to," said Newport
Hurbor Conch Ertc Twcat, rcler·
ring to Woodbridgc's ~weep 1n th e
100, 200, 300 intermediate hurdles,
long jump. triple JUmif and both
relays.
PAClflC COAIT LUQUE
Costa Meta 131 C9ntury :t
Costa t.ltR 301 032 5-13 12 1
But the Vanguards (28· I 7·2 overall, 7-2 in
GSAC) rebounded to win the nightcap of the
doubleheader by the same ~core. Carrie Nel-
son wco1 2 fur 4 In bo1h games with three
RBI. two runs scored and three )tolen bases
in the two games.
QIAC
Finl e•m•
OCC was led by Mike Armwong, fourth
overall at 7-oxcr·par 78, "'hile Malo.e Sharp
(79), Jeff Hunt (79)1 Scan Boulton ( 2) and
Brad Miller (83) shot solid rounds.
ORAHOE EMPIRE CONFERENCI
PalomM 3941 OCC 401, Rlv•rald• 4t0
FYll•r1on 4221 Golden W•1t1 no 1cor•
(at M• .. V•rCS. CC, par•71)
16<~ rela~ an ~::!h h .L"' M. y, Tah·
nee Thiel, ( l;.vton und ctnchor Jc'i·
Cn.y 000 111 0-3 S 5
OSOIN and Ctntunoo.. Camacho. MWltl (3) Ind Mendon
W-Ospna, 1·3 l -ClllllCho ~8-Lono (CM) .
DCC women blank Palomar
COSTA MESA -The Orange
Coa~t College women's tenni
team made II 15 victories in 16
outings this season with a 9-0 de·
;II
Azu .. Peclflc 1 , Soeal College 4
SoCll CCJOeot 001 120 O-• 1 2
~ Patllic 001 000 •-S 12 •
, Saylor WI Hernandez. Cill'IO l/lCI Htytr W-CMIO l -Sa(« 13
8 28-Ht)er (AP) 38-Yills (SCC). S•r'°' ISCC). Ott><' (AP)
•.cond e•m•
SoCal College 5, AzuH Paclftc 4
SoCll COlltQI 002 210 0-S 9 2
AMI Pacdie 030 010 0-. a 2
Meci.'rst 1 l<.wn (f). 72 °"'11 Afmsltcno (0CC) 78 Snat11
(OCC). 79. Hunl (OCC) 79 8oullan (OCCJ, 12 1.1 er 10CC1 13
Eagles tau In softball, 1 B-2
From 81
(!>opho morc: Mcasha Wilson
Duval ). but we have the: be t over
all speed. And we dad not nee"
'>arily have any real standout in
the field events, but we wc:rc \iel"t
c;trong "
ic-a P.il~nJ1.1ri · did th~ honors
Aft er the: ,ulor\ lcll bchm'1 by 25
meters. O a)ton pulled rhe SaaJo~
to w11hrn 11 .. c meter' before Palan·
Jian. a c,ophomorc, oul)prtnted
Woo<lhndgc anchm Je:-.saca Bemis.
Howlfd and Hemandtz. Stodgell lllCI O~born W-Howard, 11 ·7 l-Btodgeu.. ' LAGUNA HILLS -Ho)I Lu· Ro' "as the long Jump at 15·3.
cision over visiting Palomar in a non·
conference match Thursday.
Estancia goiters cruise to win
COSTA MESA -l:.ric Uarnell ----
guna, Hills High broke open a ~
close game with six runs in the
fourth inning and went on to
Only sophomore Mandy CIJ)·
ton. the defending league cham-
pion in the JOO-meter low hurdle,,
'was a doublc4 event winner for tht
Sailors. running a sca)On·be~t 16 9
an the 100 low hurdles and con
qucring the triple JUmp With a '\2
foot, 5-mch bound.
Junior 0 ina I lead' v.on the !>hot
pu1 ..it 4 J-9 l .ind -4,phomorc Tin.a
Bowman won the high Jump at 5-4
fnr the ~a 1lor'
Fiona Jones won her match al No. 1 sin·
gles and teamed with Shannon Curren for an
impres ivc 6·3. 6·3 victory over Palomar'!>
Kora Schanzenbach and Suzi Stumm in dou·
bles to lead the Pirate~.
NON·CONFERENCf
Orang• Coa1t 9 , Palomar O
and Mike Artiglio fired 3-over· • /
par rounds of -40 for nine hole) to e:J
leaJ Estancia High to an easy ----
209-163 victory o\er \i!>i ting Laguna Beach in
Pacific Coast League golf Thur!.day.
PACIFIC COAST LUQUE
Estancia 209, Laguna B•ach 213
(9 hOIH al CMCC par 371
down Es1ancia, 16·2, Thursday in Pacific
Coast Leugue sof1ball.
Naomi Chavero singled in a run in the
fifth fo r her fourth RBI this week, "'hile Jc)·
sica Romo knoclo.ed in the other .run fo r Es·
1ancia ( ~-11 overall. 0·2 in the PCL).
PACIFIC COAST LUQUE
Laguna Hiiia 11, E1lancl• 2
Junior Lindsey Curu~. defending
league champion in the 300 lo'>'
hurdles. won 1ha1 event for Ne"
pon Harbor in 49. .md al<,o .in·
chored 1hc Sailor' "tnning 400
relay team ..
SEA VIEW LEAOUE QIRLS
Newport Harbot 78, W~ 4e
100-1 Wt on-O;ty M 12 9 2 Cllbs {HH)
135 3 Aa..na tN!11 IJ6 I00-1 ~~
W} 27 ~ 2 M4, (NHJ ~ 0 3 Kelmderflf (W)
28 9 400 -I Wilsotl-Ouva.I (\\) I 00 9 2 P~
1M11 1 02 a 3 &ma CW) 1 03 2 aoo -1 5ny11er
(W) l 33 2 ? Nor\', [H) 2 33 4 3 Swalt>lfO
{W) 2 <411 '600-1 Snv<ler /WI s 3A 0 2 l wist
(l';HI 5 40 B 3 P~ 1t\H) 5 50 2 3200-1 T-.ist
Slngl .. : Jonts 10CC) Ctf Sclwlztnbicl\. e 2 6·1, Ci.mn
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1. 6·2. RA1 Kl#Nf (OCCI clef v.u.tr. 6-3 6·3
Doublet: .IOl'1'S·Cuntn (OCCI def Scl\anZtfWCh-S!lmn 6-3
6-3. C»COOll (OCCI Cltl tWl\s Rtynolcls 6-2. 6·1, R~ KumM· f~sc11 (OCCI def Gfn11;•·'hea.v. 6·2. 6·3
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CO STA MC.SA -V1"1Vlg UC ---
San Diego IJ:.l)ed ou1 15 hah :i nd ~\. •
'>'Cn t on 10 ddcJt Southern Cah· --6_,
forni.1 College, 12·8, Thur,day 1n
non-conference bJ)ebJll
Estwaa 000 020 0-2 3 •
Uguna H.11$ 003 607 x-16 18 I
Bra.atz and Robenson. l tt w Ha (TleS W.,. Ltt L -8'1.;!: 0 2
28-M.lo (lHI l l\Otl\Oson (LHI 38 -M~ !LHI
Nguyen paces Mustangs The a1lor!t. 1hrec·t1me delend·
rng league champion., an the hon
relay. u c:d sophomore N1l.:l1
Adam~. M!ntor Michaela Ro''·
<.0phomore Mrc;t) l\·fa~ and Cum!>
to '>'m in 5l ~
HJ 1221 5 2 Da•IOS«• NH) 1225 • J Pll'Qr
(l';tff, 12;310 100ltt-1 Cla-;tori lhH 169 2
l'fOltey 17 9 3 ~ IW) 18 3 300.H-1
ClllU$ tMi) •9 a 2 ~ia'lQ!l llW! 50 7 3 0• n.no (W) )1 2 400 •• ' 1 ~-.oon Har1)0f I Adirl"6 Ross Mar lrlC Cu-.._1 51 ll 1600
relay -1 ~ ~ .,.., Thiel Clat10ll and
~).•266
COSTA MESA -Junior Malo.e ---
Ngu)en ,.,.on l\\.O of three )Ct~ an • •
)inglcs for Costa Me!.a in thi: ~
~1us1 angs' 15·3 Pacific CoJ:.I
tU-1 Bowman 'iH ~· 2 ~, l"" >2 3 Btow3 S·2 u -• ~ I';,. 15 3 ~ s .. .-. CdM tops Tars In badminton l>el'g (W) 1•-6'> 3 Ju Mi 14 -4 • T J-
Cllyton (NH) 32-!I i Cc.. WJ 31.10 3 Ber· ..
CORONA DEL MAR -Co· IT\a'l(W) 31~1;'1 sP-1 Ci "" 41~~ 2 ----rona dcl Mar High maintained ill> • Birvtss (W} Ji. n~ "'*.W:. t'-H 33-6
01-1 ~ss 10 1 G 1;ue~ Nl4)
unbeaten '"':l)!> an P.icafic Co.i)t ~
Lc:igue baJmanto11 ·on Thur)Jay, ----
do' ning m.il Nc'>'port Harbor, 15-4.
The play of Sheila Sw.u oop and Erica
Westberg. who each contributed six point~,
'>'Crc in!.trumcnt:il'in Corona·~ ~L\th stTaight
league suctc:~)
For th&-Sailor), ''lf11c~~ in lc.1gue pla),
Kib ti Montooth anJ CIJre OJ\\ on teamed
for one win 1n double: .. Sa' itri RJJ Kumar
had a vi cto ry in !.inglc anJ Stephanie Good·
enough and Jenny Hcd.er e.1 h plJ)Cd "ell
10 lo:.ang effort).
Neu up lor the ~ca King' b a :.ho"'do,1.-n ·
TucsdJy afternoon JI l:. 1an1..1a.
Eagles blast Century ln tennis
COSTA M L~A -h c,hman
Patric~ \\)dra. sophomore Rob e •
Horansl )' and !.Cn1or Stephan ~·
Kiutl1~ claimed !>angk' )\\ecp' to
pace the c !>tanc1a Hig h ho)~ ten na:. team to J
17· l Pacafac CoJ't Le.ague \C rJ 1c1 ll\ ~r "'"
ating Ccntul) Thuri.day.
The \iCtOI) boo)tcJ the Eaglci.' m irk to:::!·
2 in the PC L and 5· 11 o~ ca all.
PACIFIC COAST LEAOUE
E•lancla 17, C•nlYry 1
..,nglH'! \\'ydri tEI det C~<!Nit 6 2 c.:t Foid b I, aet u~u
6·3 Hoflllsky (El Y11111 &-1 6·1 6·0, 11.lW •(El "'"° 6·1 G·I. 6 0
DoublH: Cl\t!IQ·MOKO...n 1Et .de! 5Mlcntz·Pt1•.:ir 6·1 eel Al·
\Jfl<IO·Ztnc:e11s. 6·0 11on by cet~un R~iSlf·'4;1;ntr lEI "WOii 6·1
8 1 v.on IJ'f e1eta.i11 R.Jdoll>h Lin 1n v.on 6·1, to~t S·7 "°" 111 ce
111111
Al Contrera Y.C nt 5 tor 5 \\Ith 1hrce RBI
"hile Core} l1Jr...1:h '>'J'-'\ fo r 5 lo account
fur more th ;.Ul half of the V anguJrt.b' I J hib. sec dip) to 19-17 \\llh the se tbJcl.
NON·CONFERENCE
UC San Dl•go 12, SoCal College 8
UC S..O Ot90 411 300 111-12 15 1
SoCal Coi e~e 000 030· 212-8 13 J
Har11N11. Lll/Vsen ~ H.1:1son. Er.JI r,sller 111, Ptna \4) Hom.I·
Ol1 181 Bm .. er (91 i'ld Sttftv W-Hi n.n...n L-Er.in 0·1
29-~ ,a~ tUC~DI Cor:ttr• 1SCC1? HJ·~cn \SCCI HR-OSren
(UCSO). St cee (SCC)
Santa Margarita edges CdM
DOVE CM 't ON h r)t· ----
place Santa MJrgJratJ handed • /
CoronJ <lei Mar\ golf team us ,;;;;
<;cc1..md lo):. in c1gh1 ScJ Vu:"
League outing'>. :::!14·:::!~0. ·y hur day .ii Dv'e
Can~on Countr) Club.
Bn.nt Stum. and Jeri) HaJcl had Corona ~
top l>t::0rc~. c.ich firing 6·o,cr·pM 4:!~ on thl.'
d1lhc.uh Dove: Can}on cour'c
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Santa Margarlla 214, Corona d•I Mar 220
1 ••••• I (S~ll 41, 2 8.lOlll 1 .. M). s:.. CJ Ha;.c~ 1C1 •2 ~
\\~.n 1CJ. ~~l~'.J.n tS'll, 8IOA"I ISM1 43 Others: S .... .itt .o
IC) •5 Stms IC). 48 l\une tCl. 49
Eagles top Mesa In badminton
co ~ rA M 1: SA ~t 1l e
Truong ,wepl bo)S Joubk'I \\ith •
Son I b1 rram and 1c.1m1:J "Ith ~
L~thcr \'ir.imonte) Ill '"Ill rn
01L\Cd J :. the l:.:.IJnCtJ I Itch baJmtlltll fl tCJrn
do"ncJ "'1t111g Co:itJ ~I~'·'· 1.:?-7. in J Pa·
c1fic CoJ 'I Lc.1guc mJll:h
LeJgue !tctba I. at the hands of '1~1tang L 1·
guna Deach.
·1 he Mui.lung dropped to 3·1 I O\er.ill, 1·3
an the PCL.
PACIFIC COAST LUQUE
Laguna Beach ts, Coil• MH• 3 .
SlnglH: M.k.e Nvuyen (CM) IOst to West 3 6 C:tl M Ill 6 0
def SNJcht. 6·2, AuoemmJ tCMI IOsl, 0·6. 0·6. 0 6 R~mre1 10.11
las1.06 1·6 0·6
DoublH: R~a:.i 0~ t.guytn IOS! to fai.t>tf1 Reetard 5.7
dt1 Hanson-Le.cnson 6·1, IOst to C1ston·Sev~1ci 3 6 ~~M i.~uy·
ell-Peterson (CMJ lost 0-6 I ·6. J.6 ISHU·L• (Cl.ti IOSI 0 6. 0·6
67
Eagles turn back Trabuco
t.:tl SlO \'ltJO -The b·
tancia H igh bo):. 'olle)bJll leJm • "• •
remained unbeaten in the Pacilic ,, ~
Coast L<Jguc \.\'edne:tdJy, Wp· ----
ping hollt Tr.ibuco Hall . 15·3, 15·9. 9-15. 15·
I~.
D.i'e \\hate (23 lall!>) and Da\e l:.J rlc (33
.t.)Sl)ls) led the \\a~ for the Eagle (5·3 O\C~r·
all. 3-0 rn league ). Y..h1le Greg Dall (I:? l alh),
Mile Truong (JO lo.ills and an Jre), Enc
P<terson (~e,en )lulf blocl)). 1 om r eene)
(12 J~:.bt~) and Kevin B)rne (f M Jig\. '''o
bloc~s and two killi.) :ibo paced the '"''"m'f\
Coast baseball statistics
ORANOE EMPIRE CONFERENCE
Orang• Coa1t 10. FYll•rton 1 Oranoe Coast 001 010 24Z-1C 12 2
F.it ef10n 100 000 000 -1 3 2
Jtf\Stn a'ld 8 \lei•~o ez CarmMt 18) 8arnos 181 fo"!t' 191
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10CC1 2 Grallt!r 10CC ~·.o...-.c s 10CC) Patsons 10CC1 Ha per IOCCI '
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Records on 1ne on1ce ot IM rec0<der ot Orange county, YOU ARE BEING SUED The name ectdress and <lnd moderate housenolds PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES CRecorder ol Orange Sa.ct Sale of ~Y w,11 BY PLAINTIFF: IA Ud. lelephone ~ber 01 'p1a.n -within lhe commun•ty" as way across from the Vtl~ .. ... ..... ~ ... 1 ... , .. _ d 1na ., • ~" 0-"1 the ounty, be maO. '" ".as ts .. cond1 .. la' d mandandol slated .,, ts I nal SI.ale I p Pl pnor lo t .. e pu.,.oc .-..nr>g ~o paymen ,..,., """ m.J e PUBLIC NOTICE w •d deed ol lfUst d• tion WtlhOut covenam °' •• • tiffs ettomey, °' pla..,t.H ' ' Ci C:::. oont anned Comm\.ft!y F0< tnlonn'11•on C' 171 41 tor .. °"' <>< ma1etial un\l11t 26th "'"11 01 April 1993, ---------1 scr>bH lhe lollowing warranty e•PfHt or im-CALIFORNIA SHIRT wtltl<>ut an attome'I' is· (El a1optedMby ~~ 1~2 In. The <lpplocalJOns lnllO!Ve '1 64-4 J200 the contracl unlu s and 11 u, .. 1'our Qt 7:00 p ,., •n
STATEMENT OF PARCEL I An undovoded plied, r8gard•"9 llU• pos. SALES, INC., • Callfor-nombre. l<l d•recc•on y el Clly~ H':iusing E.l•~•nl requesl to amend U!e Gen-WANDA 6. RAOGtO, un1J me RfoQ•~ll'M ol Con In• Coun.;;D ~mti.•s OI
ABANDONMENT OF ••10ths 1meres1 111 and to sesSH>n Of ancumt>tanQet nla Corporation num•o de telelono del and Coml)fenenSNe Hous-9fa1 Plan Land use El• CITY CLERK CITY OF tractors venl .. s lo ine DIS. lhe ~*?0'1 Beach Cl'y
USE OF f'tCT1TlOUS l O( 1 ol Tract 11295. ae> 10 pay &he r~ning pnnc.-You have JO CALENDAR lbogado def defTWldante •ng Atr0<dal).10ty Strat~ ment and IN loc:ail Coaslill NEWPORT BEACH TRICT 111a1 1he CON· H 3JOO N..,.l>O"I Bou·~
BUSINESS NAME CO<dlnQ lo Ille map ,. pal SYm Of lh• no1e1s1 s• OAYS aner this summons 0 del d ndanl no (CHASI Th• P'O!ect IS also Program Und UM Plan lo TRACTORS "' I Pfooer!r II· ~aro ~ s.~ c .... The loiloW.ng persons cord.0 1n Book~ Pages cur.a by taJd deed ol IS served on you 10 Irle a ema e que • Put>ll sl!ed Newport oen~ al l/'le wne 11>9 con.
have ~oneo !he UH of 7 and 8, °' Moscclianeous Trust. w11h tnlerHt u In lypewr1nen response I lhiS Irene at>ogado. es) cons•st-:'t WI: U ~ ' O• revise th• .,... descnpcion 6e1ct1-Cos1.a Meu Da;ly tr.ct wu aw~ed Any '°"''" m WNCfl t rre_r
111e Flchlious Bua1nen M.lps, In lh• onic• of lhe u id noio pnW>ded, ad· coun James A. Anton, Esq . p.ut~ 0°' ocuu~s :,1 = '°' Bayview Landing to In· p,1o1 April 16 t993 CONTRACTOR noc 'o •· plat"• ""V and al pel"5.0IU
Name· PRIORITY AUTO Ccx.inly RecOrder cf Nld vanees, ,, any. under lh• A tenor °' phooe caN wot WALSWORTH, FRANKLIN ~z low bt Ind moderate corporal• addollonill Ian-F98J oensec:t IS svr;,,ec1 IO pen lriter-Htfld may apoe.1• and
CARE, 375 S. Bnllol SI • County lerms ot said Deed of not ptotect you, yout type & BEVINS 1 C•ly Boule-income families end 0 ...,d. guage requirwd by the Catt. 11es under lhe l.tw • 'lO tl'tfl be • a_ cnctlOn It vou
Costa Mesa. CA E•cepl Un11s I through I rust. tees, chatges and wntlen response musr be v;ms West, Surte 308. Or· ~ng ln<:f'eased tiousi~ op-lomlu Coast.ti CommisSk>n PUBLIC NOTICE conttact w if be cn..,StOe<"ed chA~enge 1t11s pr~ 1n
The F1c11uou1 Business 1nctu .. v1. U shown • e•penses of the Truitae '" propor legal f0tm 11 vou ange CA 92668 (7i.) 63<1· ponunities This P'<>tec1 wilt 1n lhe ~llcauoo ol lCP '";d M "-u..rt, yo.. may oe m••ed
Name rti.rred. to above dtl1ned on the Condo-and ol the lt\lsts created Wtlnl lh• coun IO fl&ar your 2522' ' not generate program 1n-Amendment J.92. NOTICE TO 11~• 1wi be a "'and•lory 10 ra.aong °"'I lhose 1u ues
wasf11ed lnOu1noeCoun1y m1nl~P1an9c:,corded:-p-by1adOeod olTrus1 Saud 'i:se d It DATE·SEP291992 come NOTICE IS HEREBY CONTRACTORS l~booa: IO ~~~":'~1 you 01 so,,,eone etse
on Oct~ I, 1091 Ftle ~~204 p~· e~ 1:7dn0ftt= s~e w~f t;e~;ld 1°'; 30 asJ:'. ~ ni:n~.e.,r:ir,;:y GARY L. ORANVILLE The ACIMty lh31 wtfl be FURTHER QIVEN lhal all CALLING FOR BIOS t99J at ~t 0.SV•C1 MJ•" ••W<I M the pt.tt>loc ~arrno N~~~Shampara. 5908 E Records o? Orange 'county In 1~ lobby 1~ ~he ·but~l;:'g lose the caso, ond your CI• r k, b r MARK ~=~11:;:~1 ~:~a[:;. slgnlllcianl -n111ronmen111 AOENCY: HYntlngton ten.lnc. Olf•ce s~ Yp~ c escnbod .,, tll•s OC'llte• or
Gage Ave., Bell Gatdent, Also except on.hall (112) tocaled 11 601 Soulh lewis w~es. money and prop-ADAMS, Deputy 1100 or im Oiied real q 0 concerns lor the proposed B•ach Union High town. Huntmqton Be.ich 1n ..... n~ cor,..pondenc-•
CA 90201 ol Ill 001. gu, hydr0c.1rt>on Streel, Orange, ~tilomla etty may be l.lktn wi1hou1 The lawsuit lf!YOlws prop-erty as ~tded lor :na~ pro1ec1 have be•n ad-School Dl1trict CA (714l5~9JS6 ue !ltM9d 10 ltle Coty M. Of
Navnot o Pale!, 819 N 1ubs1ances and other m•n-92668 !\inner warning lr om the 8r1Y 01 lh• delenc:tantt, one 570 70l \a) drHsed on a PftlVIOUsly PROJECT NAME: BID All wortl must be co'T'! ~.,.1(11 I» 1_.,. l)lb. l'>urtnQ
Pal'lsh Place, Burbanll. CA tral rights, ••lhOIJl ho-Al the t1me If lh• ln•ll•I cToun of wtucn 1s lhe re.al prop. NOTICE tS HEREBY FUR cer1111ed enYironmen1at NO. 754 • FENCING • ~819; .. ,,~ ~ c~s "', fOf inf .,, tion ca• (11·0 91506 e11er, lhe nghl lo entet the publlcatt0n ol lhos notice here are other fCQ :V re THEA GIVEN lhlll sa;d pub-document an<! lhat the W£STMINSTER H.S "'8 itys m e oml! &« :l:'OQ
Balv Patel, 829 N Parish surl"'c• of sa•d lillld down lhe 101nt amounl ol tht un quore~nts VOIJ mJy w1n1 eny known as 189-t South ltc hean w fl be held on C I N• n---.. BID DEADLINE: 2:00 tile Notice To Procoea s WANDA E RAOCIO Place 81.wbanll CA 9150& lo a distance ol 500 feet paid t>al.lnCe ol the obl•g;> l.O call an allomey nont Sol.mo Orange, CaltlomiJ °3, 11)' O -port .......,, 1n sued t>y the OISTRICT • • At1ur0Ari.lsV~1.ion. 20587 lrom lh• surf.Jc• thereof, ltOn HCUred by lh• aboYe away It you do nol know Put>llshed Newport ~';9th2:'~y°'o17~t ~~lends to use satd doc:u-P.M., Mar 10, t993 • Publ11 he d Newp o rt CITY ClERK.LCITY O~
Cllltun Lane ~t CA 11 reser.;ed 1n the deed r• detcnbed deed ot llUst ill\ attorney YoU may call Be.lCh·Cosui Mesa OaJy lhe Council Cham:. • ot ment lof U... above noted PUCE OF BIO RE B•acll Cosll MeM 0 ty NEWPORT BUCH
91350 ' ' corded Jl.lly t7, t946. 1n and est.mated cosll, ec an 1t1ornoy r•rorral servtce Pilot ApnJ 9, t6. 23, 30, the Newport Beach "c11y P.f"otKl. Ind lurch• lhet CEIPT: Huntington Pilot A.p()l 16 13 199) Publl•hed Ne wpofl
Thi• business wu con-Book 1445, P.age !M, Of. penses. and advances os or a t99; I aid °' 1ce Chsted 1993 H n. 3JOO N-port Bout• lhef'I .,.. no edd•t;on.i ~ Beach U.H.S.D. Pro-' 71 "'" ,., c ,._.,. 0a
ducted t>y a geneflll p.v1 l!Clill Records. as to lhe S1S3,t7J 70 •~he phone book) F9GT vMd, Ne•port Beach, Cati-SONl>le aflwna!Ne or molt-cwe-nt Offic e , Room PUBLIC NOTICE April 16 1 J-
ner'lhip Nor1tl9ftf 50 feel ot Ntd II Is possible lhat at the Ir sl)Ues .de que I• en torn•.l at wtioeti 11me and gallOl"I rnusuru that WOYkt Ht 10251 Yor"lown F912
CMsh ISllampAra L~~CEL 2 Un I 3 lime ol sate the openong c:1:f:~~'!:~C>;'aJ':. PUBLIC NOTICE place, IUl'f end Ill ~rsons be con,.~ In contunc> A"•.• Hu" t In 9 ton NOTICI! OF
This Sl.tlement WH tiled ~ d fined, ': bid may be less than the JO DIAS CALEN DARIOS tnlerested may appear and ltOn -.1th Wld P"Ol«I (~ Beach. CA 92841 PUBUC HEARING With lhe County C18fk of an e ' on 1.1 total lnde~ss due NOTICE OF' be ,,.ard thereon PhotM (714t M~3339 -Of1n99 CounfY on Mlfch above mentioned Condo-Oated: 411V93 p111 presen1ar una r• PU•LtC HEARING Add1llon1I tnlormeuon ies are evedable '°' pubtoe: Notte• is ~., llt 24• t993 m1r11um Plan SA TITLE COM spuesta HCtlll a m~qu.na ~ ed act r~ and 1nspec:1'°" et Eld. 4350 th.11 lh• Cl!y Counclt ot • N Be.l n YOU ARE IN DEFAULT LA ME • en Hta coot TO Al.L INTERESTED a the ~pos l\I• lhe Plan 0. PLACE 810 OOCU· Ctty of N-pOl'I Be Ct! ... I l~~~ :;~prlf 2~ 9, UNDER ... DECO Of TROST PAH't, .. aald TnattH, Una ~na 0 UNI n.vnada AOENCIES, OROUPS ~~~ Alf;~~r.~·i~: Clly OI "'~~ MENTS. PLANS ANO hold I he nno IO
16 23 1993 OATEO 12116;81 UNLESS ., T .D. SERVICE telel001c.1 no le olreceta AND PERSONS: egy (CHAS) Ind C.llzen 3300 N-port ~ SPECIFICATIONS AAE con..o• Ptamtlnt Com-
. ' F 9S4 YOU TAKE ACTION TO COMPANY, event p<otecaon, IU rotpueslll N011ce it h«eby given PM\oc:<pal!On Plan It ava ~ N Beactt CaU ' OM flL.£• Dl•trict Main-1nl11l•n A1n•nd1nent
---------·PROTECT YOUR PROP· ., franc .. o.Patma, •sma a m.lQU•nt htoe que lhil! the Coly Council ol the •bl• 11 the PIMntno 0. 9Wl)Ol1 • 'omla • c • O"I 525 No. 775 ~"'1 ' "I> PUILIC NOTICE lRTY, IT MAY BE SOlD AT AHlet ant S•cr•t•rf c:umphr con 111 toon • C•ty ot Newport Beach wtll artm.,,1 3300 Newpon 1128511·17'8 (71•) 6•• y•"~" • .. c•, H -.. IOc: 1~ 111 400 400 ---------a A PU8LIC S ALE IF YOU e o t S th L I' d.-des 19iintes llPfOJMlld.ll ~d a public heanng on G:: ' 0. 322S) er .. toWft .. v •• , """ _., • NOTICE OF NEED AN EXPLANATION °" •w 1 .. 1,1sled qu1ere que 141 cOl1e Apnl 16. ltllJ, to Otsc:uss CA. (:"'~::.:°"and ac;~ Nol~ ta nertby tunn. tlntt•n ••ach, CA H2 , aR4' 402 CIYb>
TlltUSTE•11 SA&.• OF THE NATURE Of THE =~=··,7~~.·=:.7g: escuche eu caso the proposed 1,11~ of quntt IC>f eddtlional infOf· Ol\lel"I lt\at aaio pt.tbhc Miit' Q ... (7'4) S~f,.93M ftouM A......._ ano pre> Loen No PROCEEDING AGAINST SI ustld no presentA su $450.000 ln Communit 0. mttlOn should be dir.cled Ing will bt held on lhe NOTICE IS HlREBV poMd O..OtNANCa ..0.
tsOHt t /SMIT•H TI YOUt YOU SHOULD CON-IF AVAILA8LI!, TH• retpue U! a t1e1nPo. ~· Yetopmen1 Bloc" rant to Mr Craig Bluell Princt-2 eth day°' April 1993 et GIVEN that Ille •~ 9~J, llMHft1t AN ()AO .. • • TAC A l.AWYE.R. EXPECTED OPENING Porder el caso. y le P\Jt'den Funds for llscat years I Pt31'1 Cit Of Ne ' NtMC1 Ottlttet Of O<Jngt NANC• Of! TH• CITY No. At477M 1955 ANAHEIM A'lt:NUE. 810 MAY BE OllTAIMG quilar su SAlerlo, 1u d1norn 199) 109 . pat S. ":i· ~"' 0:. lhe hour of 7:00 Pm In Coun1y, ac:11n; by arid COUNCIL Of! THE CITY
UNIT COOi A UNIT A 3. COSTA MESA, 8Y CALLING TH• 'Ol-· y OlrU co1u d• 1u The puDhc Is tn111led lo ~ment, t7l•I &:2 .?~5 the Council Chemb4N's of through tlt CoYerntnQ OI' N~O.-T eUCH
u 1 e-.n.003 CA &.OWING Tl!LIPHONIE p!Opledld tin •vi•o ldlCIO-11ppear and be neMJ ,. ptlOr to ltl• publtc hhnog the Newpc>n Belch C.ty 8oard. ~Mher , .. ff'.., .... NOINQ TlTU! 20
LA MESA TITLE COM "(ft a llrMt ~drtttt Of NUMBERS ON THI& nal1>CHP.111•delaCOf1e Oat01ng the approylll of a Publtthed N•wport Hall, l300 ~Pol18cMe--IO•tneDISTRICT. ,. OF TM& NllWP09'T PAtN, 11 duly 1ppo1n1ed common dtllgn.alton ol •EFORI! £•1sl61\ ottot rtqu1tt101 le loan epplteltion 1ubm1tted Beach Cotta Mesa Ot•fy vard. Newpo11 8Nc:fl, Cal-~ up 10, btJI not 1.1«>•
Trvll .. uodet IN followmg propeny Is ~ lbOvt, DAY TH• g11n Pvedt q1,1e 1o1sttd 10 lh• US ~l of Ptlo4 A ti 16 IW» fOfno&. M ~n IHM Ind 11\M ui. ·~· tlllled 11~ •IACH MUNICIPAL detcf'lbed dHd ot tru I no Wlll'An!y Is given .. to t.Al.E: 17'4) 385-4a)7 qui•• flam v A IJtl abogAdo HOu*""<a eno Urb:an o.. Pf • FtM pbce llllY Ind •• penaont .. ..., bid• IOt ll'lt ~d Cootl ..... NO Dtt-
·WILL SELL AT PUBLIC tlt COf°l'plt ne11 or C:Of et (213) e27 .... el 1nmtdlalAmen1e St no velopmtnt IHUD) lor o1eC'Ot'!Vac:ttat1M *"'• T9'tCT'MG M-..o. ~.
AUCTIOH TO THL HIGH rec:tneu)." The t>entllci.try Pu~ll•"•d Newpert conoct • un 11>00. do S.S0.000 The io.n would PUILtC NOTICE 1nt«Kled "'-'Y ~ Ind P'Ol9C'-Ilda .,... tie ,.. so Al TO •ITA•LtSH
EST BIOOtA FOR CASH und• Ntd o..c:t of Tt\111. ••ach.C•ata M••• puede '41n.1r a un l9'VtC'O be repaid OV« In. !-•t sl• ' bt hurd tnereon. H 'fOl.J CleiYwd In tN plaQe ~ A a .IS FOOT RtONT
(tn I.he lonn1 wt!ICl'I rt by reat0n ot I bfMCh or Dally _.Hot ApfM t8 2i O• reler90C141 oe tboQ41GOS yNt'9 u ng ltw Coty I Com NOTICa QI' Ct\~ .__ P'oted fled abow, and W\1111 t>e YMD SSTUCtl Ott ~
1awM tender in lhe \.lntled del l>'t In ~ Obl•O-Wll\a H "3 ' ' o a 1o1na Ofl(tnt de ayvd mlolnily ~ etoct. PUBUC HmMtNO c<U1. to" ~ tie ~ ~ and pub4icty ~I and/or lhe c:uhte(a HC'\.lred lheftby, Mte!o-• t • ,_77 leg.ti (..,.a at d•rKIO<to 1• Crent IC080) Pundt No NOi ii hefe()'( Q to , .. ling onty in-.-... Mlud • .,. ~ l&ated LOT'S fl'ftOll THC EX·
Ctf1lllled or otn.r Cflecill fON e"eailed and c:tet111 ion.co) ~.,., l~t or l(>edal t.hal IN City Cound of IN you or someone else .._and pile.e. llTillQ tO ,OOT WIO
"*'Md In Civi Code Sec ~ to lt\t under~ • PUIUC NOTtCI CAI& MUM•E" t..••• be ~·eel to C.ty 01 NtwpOt1 e..cn Wiii ,.._, 81 the putMiO MMn9 ••Bod doc:urrllncl. J11tn CLueeeouM AVU1UI! "°" 2924"1 IPIY.ble In IUI Wfll!en O.C:a.r 1'9" of 0.. ("'-ere del c ... t ~e tneM payrNnts l'lolcl a pub1i hffrinf on an fetenbtld Ir\ he ftCMiCa °' Ind ~'°"' and II I At•aNT AIMACl!NT at.,_ lime Of I.ale) al rtQf'tt. tlUlt and Demand for $.tie, SUllllONS e•7tl4 Proc.eot lrom UM loen PfllicJltion of the CMy _, c:oMlld ~ ""'Y TO TMa 9UUlHCAD O" .. ainct.,.,..,... COtMYtd and wnMn nOCK• Of o.. CCrTACIOtf JUOG• •• ~ tie ~o '° ...,., ~ ll'lf 0 • ..., in _..., oon .. poooeooe M ~ ac o.w. TM""'° ALTO CMAJt.
to Ind ,._ held "Y ii fault end Of wction to JUOIC•••, .. OllALD L uuera ~the .ICCf\ll tion ol Lind IRAL PL.AW AlllWD-Otllf"-.d to "'-Citw al. Cl OllCl9 IOt SJ 00 "' 9'I ..._ unOlr Mid Deed of Tn.111 WI ~ the ~ &o _, ~·~ ~tfQPM ~ h a ~I ~ ... no1 be rte .,_ ~ ~ o. ... yjcj PfOPer1Y to ull.ty MOTICa TO DV•... DUT.11 •1 aP1W1iNnl ~c ., bt MI NT NO. 91.a(Ct, ......... _,the~..._, fhit PfOi«1
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o.1ore tr• ~ oat• speo The IOllJ()woong perM:l'\S art
r.eo 100.,. doft\9 ous.ness H ATG
Oated Mtrc:ti 24, .t.SSOCIATIOH Of TRUST
t 993. AHO GUARANTEE. 509 W
Mahe• A. Awad.Am> u"'ben Rd Brea CA 92624 Na K. Awad Ct!or~ L Sh.nslcy Jr. 7•5 Puo11s .,eo Newpotl E 8.asel.,,. 5., ().ma CA
Be.ic., Cos·~ ,._eu O 1 9 1 nz
P\.cx AP" 16 199) Tn.. l>US """ IS con-
F'i16 Oucled by an 11fWICIOt'P1>
---------trateo anoc11t.on other PUBLIC NOTICE tnan a paMeB!l P
... 'BL,,. .. £All 'OGS wi~ Tl'>• reg•sttan1 •I com-
.-v "" menc.o to lrans.act bu• 8€ HELD Bf Tl-IE COSTA ness under the FICV..ous
MESA Pl.ANNING COi.. 9.,,s,..,.ss Namel s) ltsted MISSION AT THE CllY 1~ on 3'30'93 HA~L 77 FAIR ORllfE Ceot~ I.. ~,,Py
COSTA MESA CAUF()A. Thos '1atemtnl was fileo
NIA AT S lO PM OA AS Count ~ of SOON AS POSSIBLE "'~ tnt 'f
THEFEAFlER ON MOH·~· County on Mar.30'
OM APRIL 26 1993 RE· FHS974 ~DING THE f()U.()N
ING APPUCA"°"'5 PuD'-s:n.d NewPo" Buch-
IF /I.HY ~ THE FOi.LOW Costa Mesa o ... ., Pi.lot
ING ACTlOhS ARE CHAL.· Apn. 2 9, 16, 23 1993
L.fN<XD IN COUAT THE F960
CH.Au.ENGE MAY BE U"'
ITEO TO Ot•L" THOSE IS. PUBLIC NOTICE
SUES SOMEONE RAISES---------
AT THE PVSUC HE.AR .. G Flctltlou9
OESCR•8EO IN THI'> NO-8uaineu N-
TICE OR ltf WRtnEN Sta~nt
CORRESPONDENCE DE· The folt0'#1"9 peBQnt LIVERED TO THE PLAN· .,.. ooong bus.neu as (A)
NINO COMMISSION AT AWAAOS h MO~. (81
OA PRIOR TO, THE PUB-CUSTOM TROPHIES AHO
UC HE.ARING AWARDS 439 Norlh El
1 Pt.ANNING 1'CTl0 t4 PA· Camino Rut •A San
92·22 FOR ELOOt~ WIL· Clemente. CA 92672
LI.AMS, AUTHORIZED l<t-11.o & 8t\ICit Cotvey
AGE"1 FOA AL.ICE RE· 210 Los Mo ino1 SM!
BKowrTZ FOR AN E.<TEN· 0emeru. CA 92e7'2
SION OF T"AE FOA A Tt11t t>usontn 11 co~
VARIANCE FROM DRlllE· dix:ted t>y nust>an<I Wld
WAY WIDTH REQUIRE-wilt
MENTS (HI FEET RE· Tne reg str•nt (ll com.
OUIRED 12 FEET PAO ~ to •-.d bu•
POSEOI IN CONJUHC-nns under the FIC1lt.oUS
TION WITH THE CON-8us.ness Name(•) listed
smUCTION OF A SEC· above on Maren 10, 1993
ONO UNIT ANO THE RE· Bruee Conrey
MODELING OF THE EXIST· Th-1 sattmtnt wa file.Cl
ING UNIT LOCA TEO AT w ttt lt'e County Clet1C of
798 CENTER STREET IN Or1n9e County on Mardi
AN R 2 ZONE. ENVtROt~-10, 1t93
MENlAl D£TERMINATION FH3e t3
EXEMPT PublilheO Newport Be.ach·
FOR FUATI-4ER INFOR.,_A Costa Mesa Oa ty Pilot TlON ON THE ABOVE AP· PUCATIONS TELEPHONE Aprll 9, l6. 23 30, '9?3
75-4-5245 OA CAU. AT THE F912
~~~E 01ers16~E R'i:,~ __ PU_e_u_c_N_O_T_IC_E __
200 7' FAIR ORlllE,
COSTA MESA CAUFOR·
NIA Publ l1htd Newport Statement
8Hch·Cotll Mt9.a 0My The fOlloW!ng pet'M)t\I .,,
P1ki4 Aprli 16 t99'3 CIJ~gA~f'O~CATIOHAL
Fgai COMMUNICATION, HS ---------P U8 UC NOTICE s.a c..,11 Lane, •Btos. Newport Beach, CA 92663 ---.-0-T_l_CE_O_F ___ Naomo JunothO, 1185 Sea
PU•UC SAlE OF Gull Lant 1B1os, N-s>Ot1
AAAMOON EO BNch. CA 92683 PROPERTY Thit bu11ne11 11 eo~ Clucttd b'f an indMduall NolJ~ II hereby 0"'"' Tht regl11rant(1) com. that lhe und~ntd ... t men<*! to lflf\lad bu•
Mii at pubfic aur.1ion pur· n••• under lhe FICtll.IOUS
IUlll'll IO Sect.on I 983 o! B N ( ) .._...,.
l .. A r ..• Cod ot ' •.• _, usme•s tm• • • ....... ..... ""'v" e ne ..... e •l>QYe on 4-15--93 . ot Callfonn ttte rono""'ng Naomi Jun11ho
ml 1ctll•ntou1 pe,.on11 ni.1 t1attmttll wu Ned
property tO-Wll tdefll f..cj H with lhe County Qenc of
propet1f ot M·cnatl 1 .. 1 .. Or1n9e County on Apnl 15, 2 I 2t50 Beadl S.vCI , • 1Cl3 I 993
Hut1hngron Buell, CA, FM1'821 92648 M11e. men 1 doth·
1nq, m•sc hOuwnotd nems. Publllhtd Ntwpott 8Hctl-
knodt ~nac111 and p.ctutH, Cotta Mesa Delly Pttoc
2 couches, 1efroger-1or cot Aprol 18, 23 30, May 7,
IN 181>10 "<le llt>lt, 2 IVI 1 tnl
d1n.ng tat>le wllh 4 thalr1, 2 ftet
Stet-btd, golf Clubs & ----------
beg, d11ht1 pots •nd PUIUC NOTICE
p•ns i.11enen u1en11lt, ..... T-• ,...
180•0, f&.1, wOfd prOC•IOr, .,.., "" .....-
var1out b•lhroom lttnlt APPUCA~ POtll
•nd l()olelfih CHAMOa t•
Th11 sale w1• be by com-OWMPSM• fW pe1tUYe bodd;"9 on lht 2ltd Al.COMOUC
ot Apnl, 19?3, tt 10 30 a.m aave.RAOa ucua•
on tht Pftm1s" wNrt ~'tMJ
U!d Pfoperty II llortd end T Whom " M Con-
whiCh II localed It 21270 eerno FD so. INC~ (llft) ~8:id S:ac:t1~ ~ I~ lO .... ~
of Ortnge, SIA .. OI Cal•IOf· of Afcohotle ..... Con-
nll The llndlord ,.MfYtl ll'OI IO NII alcohoio bewr·
tht rtghl 10 bod It the tale egos at 21M9 hitvltw Avt ' . Costa Mesa, CA. 92620 PurchH" mull be mtde wl1tl MU " ~Siie Oenerlll •tn euh end Pllld for 11 (Public: & .. ~ ~•> !t-itle om. ol purcl'laM. TN• ~"' 1a1e 11~10 pnot c.~ ~I). <*!atlon In fN ~ent of..., Publltfl•d H•wport ~ bt1Wten lafldlord IJeKh~o•ta MtM Diiiy
end Obligated p"1y Pltot AJ)rll 11, 1 to3.
Publlrhtd Nt•POrl F!174
Beech-Cotta ....._ D 1y PU1UC NOTICE
,..ucai& wWWW -··-'.m .....
•
M£WP()Jn'-MESA UNIFIED SOIOOL DISTIJCT
COMMUSITY J:ACDJTIES DISTltlCT NO. 90-1
SPEaAL TAX NO'l"ES, SBM J99l
• DueofS&k
April 29, 1993
10:00 A-M • Pacific Tune
B'.ds tO bt recched 11. the offi<ltl of
flcldnwi, Robpp & Associates
2100 SE. Main•Strcel, Suite 210
ll"uie, C&lifoma 927)4
(71 4) 660-SSOO
FAX (714) 414-8n 3
NOTICE OF SALE
Nao'POl T--ME.Slt t..1'0FlED SCHOOL OISTRJCT -
COMMU~TTY FACll..IIlES DISTRICT f';O 90-1
~TAX NOTES, SERlES 1993 . '
SS,735,000•
SOTICE IS HEREBY GYVES tbat IWed b1di w.ill be received aod opened by a reprcseowwe of the
""''JX>n·Meu Unified School Distract Commurut) Fac1..ht1ti DLStnet No 90-1 (tM "Datnct J for die
p.lrcbase of S.S,735,()()()t princl:pal aroouru of spcci~ w bood anttcq>stte1:1 notes des11nated ·~~rt
Maa l'nirted Sc.boo! District Community Facililte. l>HtriC1 No ~1 Special Tu Sotes, Stries
19'3'" fU\e ·,.;cus•) The sealed proposals •ill be real\ed and opeued by a reprcse..')WJVC of lhe
D1m:ct up IO Ult umr and c lbe placr spec1f1Cd u follow. 1
Tunt At the bour of 10.1)0 A M , Pacific Time
April 29. 1993
Place FleldmaD, Rola;>p & A.ssoc1r.cs
:: 100 S E MWI Strm,Su1te 210
lrv1nc, CA 9271•
proVlded, bo'"·n . dw ""ilhout further ad\e:tmnc and M> Ieng as a propoul hu DOl been acrcptcd b)
¢e D.ru1t1, suled propo•~s 'ill be accepted at si.cil time and pl act on ~1a) 6. 1993
Propouh for tht purchase of th~ 1'0tt$ • 111 be rtetl\ ed and U'ns1dered iubJect ID the folll'I• 1ng ll'!ms
and c:oad mons ·
blue Siu. SS,735 ,()()()t
Proceedinc,s and Autboril rcw lssuanct. The ... e1 &re 1ss11ed punua~t lO tht Mtllo-Roos
Communny Fac1ht1t.$ Act ot 19S::!, as amcl'Jtd GC'!Ulllut•n& ~ion 53111 t T uq of the Go"t"M'Cnt
Code of the Swe ot Cahfom11 1th' ·Act" 1. a Rc:solut1on of the Board of £:duca11(,n !tilt 0 8oard 1 <'I
tht ,.;ewpon·Mcu Unified School D11u1ct, :ic11n1 IS the leg1slat1\t bod) of lhf D1Str1Ct. appro'td
AprJ ll, 1993. and 1t1 l.ndenn.re dated as of Ma, I. 1993. (r.ht lndcnturt" b\ and be1uc11 the
O.suict and Bir'!. of Am<no, '."ah<rnal Trust and. ~a\tngs Assoc1auon. u ti"". aee~• nbe "fun.I ·
Aleut" J •
Dalom.lna1ioas The Noles "ill bt 1ssutJ and dth\tred a..s full) rt&ISlcred Nl)tt \ 1n 1hr drnom1~1(lnS
of SS,000 uch oc &n)' Integral mulllplt thereof
Date of ~ The Note.$ will be dated Ma) I. 1993
.Maturity Sdwdu.le Tbe Socn • Ill narurt 1 unc I • 1996
lnl.ert$l Rate. The NO\r.$ shall bur in1ere.sl from thrir date 11 a r•c to be dettrm1ned as the uSr
thereof, but not to uceed the C\lnent le&ll mulmum of t~th c percent (12~) per AMu.m lntrrcst on
• l'rtllmV14'), Nb)rtf"' cM111t
the Notes wtJI be payable sem.1aonually on Deocmbcf I and June I lll each yw commtncin& December
I. 1993 Bidders may ipecify any int.etcst rate, provided . how.•evcr, (i) the 1ntcrn 1 r< spec1fiedmust
be LD a multiJ>le of 1'20 of l • and a uro tilt of mterest cannot be specified, (1i) each Note must bear
i.Dt.etcst ftom 1u data to ma.-urny d11e at r.he ttnaest ratt specified an die bid, (111 ) DO bid w.ill be
considered for less than &II of tht Nota offered for $lie, and (iv) oo bid t.1111 be acup\e.d 11ob1d1
provida for tbe C&DCtllllioo of any inurest payment or for the waiver of interest OT other CODCCillon
b) tM bidder u a 1ubstitu1.e for payment in full of the purch~ price 111 bond funds Bids v.b.ch do
not coofomi to die t.cr~ of this paraira;>h •·111 bt rtJect~
Redelnpdon. The Now art not subject 10 redemptron puor 10 maNnty
PaymaU. Prtocipal of and interes~ on the Now w.ul be payable LD law.iul moDty of the Cntted Swcs
of America ~ pn.nc:1pal of the Not~ will be pa)able upon presenwaon and ~urrender thert0f 11
maturrcy 11 the principal office of the Fiscal Agtnt 10 Los Angeles, Ca.hforn1a tthe 0 Punc1pal Office")
Interest on any Note will be paid by chcclt or draft of the Fiscal A&cnt mailed by fim class mail,
post.ace prcpaad, to the pttSOn "'hose oasne appears 111 the books "'bich the f 1$UI Agent will ltttp or
e&l.I~ to be kept Ill 1tc:ordance w11h ~e Indenture, on which the re1mr11ion, exchange and uansrer of
Notei will bt recorded (the ·Nate Re.11sttr") IS the peuon or penons in 1to1ho~ na.mt or nall'lt$ any
Now ii regme1ed on the Note Recister (the ·0v. ner ) of such Note as of the close of buSUlt:$S on the
Record Dat.t at the address 11rb1ch appurs on the Note Rt11stu Interest •1th rt.\pect to e~ch Nott wlll
bt computed u..smg a year of 360 days comprned of l'1to'elve J<HSa} months
&ecudon IUUS ~lslraUoo. The Notts will bt uecuted by the manual or fac1~1mlle s11n1CUre of tht
President of the Board and ancsted b) the manual or facsimile sagnature of the Vice. Prr11dent..Oerk of
tbe 8?atd (the ·aer1t·). The FISUI Aaent •ill keep or cause t0 be ltept at the Principal Office,
1uff1C1CDI books for V'te re11str111on and transfer of the N0tt1 wh ach -.111 al all u~ d11r1n1 rcuonlble
business houn and wllh reasonable prior noucc be open to ln~pecuon b)' the D1smc1. and, upon
presemauon for such purpose, the F1i.cal Agent will undtr such reasonablt regulations as 11 m•)'
prescribe , registtr or transfer o· cause 10 be rqmcrtd or uansferred on the Note Rc11~1cr. Nottl as
provided in the Indenture
The reg111ra11on o~ any Note ml). 1n accordance with 11s terms, be transfcrrtd upnn the f'.:ote Rtl'""
by the penon 1n • h~ name 11 Is rei1sttred, in ptnon or b) bis or her dul) authomtd anorne). upon
surrender of such No\t for ~ellat1on at the Principal Offkc, accompanied by delt'cf) 01 a u1ncn
1nnru1"Mnt of tr&Mftr 1n a form approved by Ult F1Kal A&tnl duly e11~uied by the Noteo••ner or h11
or her duly authortz.ed attorney Notes may be e•ch1n1ed at the Principal Office for a like :1urc1a1c
pr1nc1p1I amount of Notes or other 1uthomed dtnom1n111ons
Stnriry, The No1n and 1n1trn1 thereon an not payable ftom the scncral fl.Inch of the D1u11ct 01 N~USD bcq>t w11h rrspect to the Spcc11l Tuu, neither the crtdlt nor the 1u1ni p<i~cr of the
Dmr1ct or NMUSD 1s pled&ed 1or the paymcn( of tht Noccs or the inctrtit thereon and no Noteo• M1
may compel the C\trme e>f '11) tU1n1 power b) NMUSD and , u cept ~ pronded 1n the lndcnn.irc the
DlStrict or force the for(e1rure of any of ll:!eir rcspect1,e property
It is 111uc1p11ed Ulai 1nttreu on the Nole) ..-111 be paid from capiuh1ed Interest dmvcd from lhc
proceed.• of tht Hie of tht "Ott\, and wn1n1' thereon, 101~ wtUi mon1ts rencrattd b) lht
1mpG\lt10n or the Special Tu on De' eloped Propeny It "upected that tht.rt •Hll bt an 1Muffi~~'"
amount of mon1t1 senera&.ed b) the le11y of the Special Tn on [)e,eloped Propett)' prk>r 10 June 1.
1996 to pay tht pttnc1pal of the Notes ;
PiloC Af>nl 1 e. 22. um
frthteO
If 'uffic1cnt Ne Tba or oUler mon1a an not lc&ally avallable fot the pa)IM:nt of principal of and
tnwest on !ht No~s. the D1nr1et has covtnan1td to issue nottt, boncll •• or other cvldtnca ot
NOTIC• °" 1ndebledneu, J>a)&ble from Si>«lal Tues, 11 a time and in an amount sumcwnt. 101e1htr with wch
PUl&JC MOTICE ::a."':t~ Net Tu a Ind odls llOtUea •are avallable cberefor IO PIY dte Now oe Jl&M I, 1996 T'bt 0 11ukt
&.a.GAL NOTIC• ~· .... ua •UI \aM .. proc:t9d1 of IDY &taeh nae., boocb, Of OChtr ,~ ... to ply the Noca
-nca-T0Whom11~~ '"" _. 8UACIAOA. Bline• & ~. T\t Ollvlct bu DOC madt and doe1 DOt ----.1 ... ~ an ant1licllioo; (I) 10 ~~ °" Ramon 11(.,t) 1"1)1ytna to -i... for ...,..._...,_ I ....,..r ---IM OtptrttMnt ~ Meo-IDY r-. t&l'X7 .,,. ••lin-ot of a r.i., 00 tM NcMt, Of (\J) to Illy aialc pal bond lmut-. "°"""" hOllc 841¥«-0-~ '° eompaay b ~· ot lftlmklpll bond ....,_. tor Che Kam. Notke le heftbt .?""" ... llcoholoC ei....-..
lhll _,. uite*111gtiea Wll 30t3 H9rb0r 8IYd • Co9ta Tu Rlt...... la~ oplnk>n of IOll9 Hall Hiii It WbM, A Prol!Uk>n.11 LIW Corpontlon, Su ::,:~mot:. ~-:...cA::nc, .... wi: Frwlaco, Callfontla, Bond c.ow..I, wbjla, t.owt¥tr, '° ...... lfkaiotla Mt fontl below, u11der
tne autiMst & ,,.,,.._ EAq P\la "'**(I), •i.inc law, ......... oe it.e Now II adllded from 1fOU '--flw ...,al ll'ICome till pufllOMI
MIMll COde. fie foflowing P u1» 11 1 ti• cJ N • w~o '' and "Id) _._ b not • blm of caa ,..,. eocie tor ~ of .. ttdlftl lhemltl"-aUaimw'e ta ~ ~ u:it;;. ~=*~~. ,:,--09llr lmpot.td oa ladtvkhals -9 eotpOrltiom, provided. "°'""", •. tbr ae pufl>C* of COftlPUlJ"I lbe
tot TOOL IOX, T v.. ,... alwuliwe .W.m tu~ 00 ~ (• ""9id -...... Income w pu~) Md ~~ =t/UANI· f t;; Nii i.... la Illa _, ~ i4t M•nwilfta C.--.. ..t ..... .
.... .... ... by competi· a ....... .,.. =iJ-"'-' ....._, n,. motiC comp,.,,.,. IApl O,WO.. AJI ProeeldiDll lft eotmcaoo •ldl tbe ........ of lbe Nam n eub.)en eo lht
... '°°" ~ --Diiiy P*>t
.JM . w•rY AIAWWW
........................... c-..i.. rl ... C.-.I Q $ ...... ~of.. I ..... fl .. calll5« 'u
• f ·-~ ..,... .. ., .... l&lClnq,C I• .._ ...... ...., _;.w. .... ID .............. •OfWoe .......
i.u . ,.,,. .. N~ will be 1Wsclld eo dlt lo•rest
i--SOjea 10 lbe ·~ ....... \'9 Mt • .,... dite.OUM ~ it my and °''
• -~Of~ Clt'9 ............ , .... Muct~ll& ... ...,.. of .... pr•~ bid
lfn9itl• ofltftd. f my. n. bes bid •ill bt d • vO«' J .. Mx.al .,nou• of .,..,.. •bicll tt't
(if ..Y> troa. or by addiat dw 11DOUnc of dlt ds:f: Wd ~ '° cbc anauricy •• dwcof • tht
Otarici woWd be requtr.s '° Pl)' from .. ct.a OG die ~~~of ... lo• fll -lni.mt '°" to tht ~ tpecif\ed ui tbt bid, Md ttl• rwlld •II~ be aad& ... A dlle of dM Netn to cbc uc of dei1¥
Omna TlN pwtlwo lbUll Fa) att1Wd ~-froni .... th 'The of ' computld oo d>t bull of• )'dr of 160 da)t corapt1MCI of t'1totl\'t 30--dly mon ' com pruu1"I
die ·~•ill be bonlt b) h Dlwkt
··-'·' 111.uu ud 111Che1tal detecu tn bids 'TK DtW1tt rewf'• &bir natn 1.r d1ar~d lnJUM~ "'"" •
For. f11 aids All bids mt.lSt be for OOl ltts than all of the Norn end accrutd uur~ IO dat of · ,_... ....... bid Ucti proposal tolcthef •idl b1ddct's che.:k de.1\.ecy, plus 1ucl'I ~en11inirn as tJ 1~1f., •• """ add sed ~ die Ne•pon-t.lc\a Uoalitd lckscribed bdc•) mm be co.: owd 111 a tuled en\ dope ru • Sc~ Dumct Commuc.111«1 F.ac1httts 0ll(rlQ No 90-1 cto Fieldman. Rol-w ·~· 2100
s E Ma1n s~e;'! Sun~ 21c. I" 11>«:. Cal1fonll• 92c701!:... andn:·~ eTYndo~Cf~ oisrtiocra l\l'E\\'PO&T·~ l1'1flED SCHOOL DlSTIUCT· "'"~ ·"1
NO. •1 SPECIAL TAX SOTES, SEJUES 19'3.• All Proposlls must be delt\tred."' the off1u of •
Fttldmu, R\)jaw &. AnociMeS 00 laur tban 10 oo 0,clcd A M . P1e1fic Ttmt on April ~. 1993
T tltc:opid Buis. Tt lccop ted t-d' art 11 the aolt risk of \hr b1ddrr and ~•II be Kc.cpteJ t>nl) if such
tdecopled bid and ~ acc.oinpL"l) ins b1cJ chccl is rec.e1vC'd by Fieldman, Rolapp & ASIOCtall'\ no lat«
than 10 ()() A.M . Pacific TIJJW, Apnl 29. 1993 Ncllht'f the D1st11c:t not Fitldman, Rolapp A Anocuit~ , ill be responsible fOf an) uans:mmlC'n equipment failure rnuluni 111 a bid not be1n1
ICQlrasel rtttl\cJ or rec-tlved later than 10 oo A.M • Pacific Tune, or other da1pa1ed bid cut-off
umr or blCS date Td~ted bub should bes.em to (71 4) 414-8113 on the monw;t.& of die bid in 11rnc
•uffKicrc to be f«tt\ed poor te> 10.00 A M • Pacific Tune Nc1cher thc Distnet oor. fttld1n.an, Robc>p
& AUOCWH •UI be responsible 1f a bui) "'"al•• reached. or for tclecop1er malf\incuon
Uodc:nmttt's C&osh'C Cminc.&a. ~ winnin& badder must deltvtt '~ ~ruflCl&H 10 the D1str1Q
as m.,. bt requ1mi by Bond C<'llnsel dated the date of muanct of the Notes 1nd1t1ru1& (1) !ht Initial
otrc:nni pnces • •bic:b not 1a.s dwJ ten pctttDt (10') tbcr«>f of d'lt Nocca •u t0ld IO dle public
(ncluding bond bouia. brotcn or simllar pc:rM>N or oraa.n.\lllious actio& In 1be capacity of
undefwrnen or w.'bolesalc:n), Qi} d>e "yield. oo che Notes as calcu.latt:d in _ac:cord&ne:e with die lotem&J
Re\.etiut Code of 1986, and (iii) ,ucb othcr l.aform11100 IS may be requued to tiSISt IM DtSttlCt in
fil1111 lhe rcqu!Rd lnttrnal RC\.-enue Service Form 8031-0 for tbe Sood&
~ ud Depoilit. A 1ood fantt dc:pos.it ("Deposit') 1n !he form of a ccrufied or cashier's dlcck or
& Fmlllt'l&I Surety Bond 1n tM amount of fifly·flw Lhousaod dollars (SSS.ClOO). payable IO Che order of
the Ne-.. port·Meu Urufltd School OlStrict Commun11} Factltun D11u1C1 llio 90-1. LS rt.q\ltted for uch
bid to be cons1dcred If a fuanctal Surtl) Bond 1s used, it must be from an 1nswaDCe company
llCal.Sed to isi1.te such a bood 111 Ult State of Cal1fom11, and such bond must be subnuned to NMUSO
(LD ure of Fieldman, Rolapp & Assoc:1ato) pnor ro the optoins of che bidJ The fLnlnCi.11 Surf()
Bond mu.st be !demit) ucb bidder •bo~ Deposrt is cuarl!lt.ecd by sucb FwnmJ Suret) Bond If the
Not.ts arc aw.atded to a bidder utlltzlll& 1 Financial Surf:(} Bond, thtn that purchasa ("Purchaser') ts
required to 'ubm.it ili Dcposn 10 NMUSD to the. form of a cuh1er's check (or 'ire tramfer iuch
amount IS u1strurad by l\'MUSO or b) Fieldman, Rolapp & Auociatn1 not Ill.Ct thAn 3 30 P M
(Pacific Tune) on lht out blmneu da) Collowu:s !ht aY.atd of !he Notes If such Deposrt ts not
tc1CC1\ed b) that umc, the Financial Surtty Bond llU) be du11on b) ~M'USD ID 111uf) the l>cpo411
requtrtmcnt f"o mtcres1 on tbr Deposit -.11 accrue 10 the purchastf Thr Deposit will be applied lC'
Ole purchuc prier of the :'-lote:s In the t'ent the Pl.rch~r fails to honor its ecapied bid the {)qlosrt
• tll be rewned by SUM SD
If a chtck 1s u11!1zcd as tht 0ep.,.11. thr check must accompan) uch acccpttd proposal and such chtc~
m.t) be cuht\I after tht a11oard o( the S otcs and applied to the purchase puce or. 1f such proposal "
accepted but DOt performed. unlesi such fatlu re of ptrform~ LS c&.u'ed by in) act or om11uo ol
NMl:SD. •hall bt tctaJntd b) ~ruso and bt applied b) NMUSD an partial uttsf~n of•hne•tf
aau&J dltnlgcs S\f\JSD tna) sllffcr b) rcuon of tbt successful bidder ' f&.1lu rc t0 perform bt.rl'\ln.dl'T
in ICC'OrdlOce ,,.,th .the tcnns of tbt sale ln such 1nst111GCS . \hould NMUSD KNal dun.aics be
determ ined to be lrn lhan s11d &m0unt, thtn) (30) da) s after an) sucb cJctcrmuwion b) a mun ha' 1n1
Jumdict Ofl thc-ro! bccornl'1 fi111I, th4! balanct of th1) a.mount ~all be rcturrttJ t0 the wc:cnsM btd;k
• tthout tntcre~1 Shc:>iild Ult u • ..:ccuful b1dc!tr b ;I cu ptrlorm hereunder. !'-:ML SD ma) Al rttM\t r
al <os~ rrll11ng thcreio 1nc1u<!111& a rus.>n.Ullc amount for 1tt,"mc~ 's ftts The check accomran) 1~1
uch un.cccpted proposal shall ~ rttumed promptl)
Cl'SlP '.'wnbers. h 1\ ant c.;-ntd tl'llt C"USIP n.imbers -.t.11 bt pran1cd on the Nous but n.:.tl\rr
fa:lurc t~ prim such n<1mbc-rs or: &n) lliotes nor an~ cncr •1th rrspec1 thettto .,,,11constitutec.a.uc1or
a f11lurc or rrfusal b) thr purchuer thereof 10 a.:cept de.I\ tr) or makr 01 P•)mtN for. Ilic Notes All
t~pcn~es in rt 111on ro ttt pr t"1n1 of Cl:SIP numt>l'r'< on ctir :-.ottt "111 ~ pa•d fN b\ ttl< Dutr • .i
prt-• Id~ he>11.t \tr that th Cl"SIP Stl'\ 1« B11ru..a char1e for tht au11nmtnt &.nd the rcspoiu1b1ht) f
ordt·1og of u 1d numbea v.111 ~ the resporu1b1ht) of and paid for b) the purchucr or ~ NOi.Cl
CaJ1fomia l>fbt Ad~bol') Cornmis:SlOn Ftt. Attennon of btddta is dirttt~ ti) C&l1forn .a
Go\ ern:ner:t Cc-de Sttt10~ 8S6 • bich pro• ldrs that the lud undrr• fltCI or the purchaser of r.ht NOit\
ma) bt charred thr Cahfl'tnr& Debt Ad' 1sol') Comm1u1on Ice
Net lntn-et Cos:t . Bldcru are requn1ed l('I iuppl).. a ca.lculrion of the. IO(AJ net 1ntt1n1 cou L"ld lt,e
estimated n~ uiccrest ratr of the Notes to the 0 1stttC1 oo I.ht buu of the tr rcspc.cti"e b1~s "hrcb •ill
bt cor.sidered is 1nform111,e on:) and ~'t b1nd1ng on either the b1ddtr or the Dutmt '
~:~ntin& Group. Each bidder 1s requuted to furn"h Ult ftlml'\ o! all f1mu panicip.all~ lft the
Jlt&h1 or Rrjmion. The District reset'\ c:s the rifht 1n 1u cJ11erct10n, 10 rtJtel &n) and all bidi and '°
"ll't &n) ure1ularny or lnfomial1I) Ul &n) bid
Prompt A-.nl. The Duuict ..-iJI tAke lctJOtl a•1tdin1 thc Notn or rtJer:"..ina all bids on ApnJ 29,
1993, pro\·lded that the awud inay be made aft.er tbt np11auon of tM specified 11me 1f the •wuos
bidder shall DOI ha.,,e a lven to the Otstrict a DOttU ID w11un1 of the w1thdraY.al of such bid
Dclh·ery or Securidu. lkhwry of the Nol.el will be made to the sua:asful bidder at tbt oftKic of Ult
F1se&J A1tne LD Los ADscles , C&lifon:lla (or 11 any oU"1 mutually 11reeable locauoo) oo or aboul May
13, 1993 Paymerw niust be made l11 cash. Fedual ReseNe Bank funds , or other fl.Inds UMMldiuely available to the D1strla
IUcbt of Canailatioa The IUCCflSful btddc1 w.ul ~Vt tbe fight, 11 !ti Opt10n, 10 can«! mt C:OOtrlC1
of pure.hut if the D11tr1C\ fails 10 eucu\t the Nol.el and tcndtr the "1nt for dch\tf) ..,. 1lh1D llllC)' (601
daya from U:e da~ of a•ard thereof In such e"cnt, the succcuful bidder "'II be cnutltd to the return
of the deposit accompanyina the bid
No Uti&atioa Cminca~. The Diwict w.t.11 furn1UI lo the purch~r of the N~ a eo·ht111uon
ceruficatc, c.ert1fymg that there 1s no liugatioo ptndina. concerruoi tht vahd1t) o( the NottS or of thr
ltv)• and collect1on of the Spec11l! Tues, or of cell t11l1 of tht officers Chtreof ~ tbt rcspecu"e oft'lcts
Prttlml&al) C>mdaJ Sta11mmc ud P1nll Oft'kial S&at.tmf'llt. The Oi$1rtct bu aud>oriz.t 1 Prtl~aaary Offkra! Swcment Ind Omcial Statement rc!at1na to the Notes, a cop) of •hicb •lit be
furnuhed upon request made to Mr Francb Mayers at Fieldman. Rolapp & Aisocilki. 2100 s E
Mam Strt.el, Suite 210, J" inc, C&l1forn1a 92714, (11 4) 660-8500, financial ad\l.sor b) dtt Diunct
The Prt.liden1 of the Board of EJuc111on bas review.ed eac.h of &M Prehminll) Official Stmcmeni and
Of'fic1al. Statement and hi~ cktenruned tbu u of tht date of each thereof, to the best of hLS lno• leJ t
and belief, that each of the Prel1nunary Official S~meot and OfflCial Stattment does noc contatn !n
untrue satement of a m11Ct'1aJ bet or omit 10 st.ate any ma~rial flt't ntcuury in order to make Ult
statements made, tn lr&ht of the circum.nancn under fllhich thty were made, noc misladiAJ ~
D1st11ct bu dttmtd the Prthminary Official t.aeement final for purposes of SEC Ruic lkl-12 Tbt
D1.ir1tt 11ttll delt11er 10 tht purchucr of the Noccs a unif\.:.tc of uid official b lo the above dal.S tht
date. of mu&.nCt of the. Notts and up to 200 copies of the f\nal Off1Caal Statemrnt •ill be ~mt.Shed 10 the sucuuf\11 btdder 11 no chat&r
Appro•td by the Boud of Education of Ne'topon·Meu Unifitd School District acttn& in its capacny I)
the le1iila11v~ bod}' of tht Nc11opon·Mes.a Unified School District Comrnuntt) Facil1tiC\ D..ina Ni> 90·l , u of April 13, 1993
li t Rodnck H ~hrM1lhan
Prtitdtnc of the Board of EJuc.uon
am FO.RM roa SPECIAL T .u NOJT.S, SEllllS 1"3
TO: Newpon·Me&a Ullltied School District
Comnmity Fecllkia Disuic:t No. 90-l
cJo .Fieldman, lolapp a Asaocl ...
2100 S.E. Maiil SU.. Svitia 210
1.rv1ne, Califomla m 1'
JIOR: Propotal for SpedaJ Tu Natea,
$5.735,000•
IA aw>tdanu with a.II lmnS and cond1tioos of your N0t1CC of Sale of tht above mcatloned Notti "'
\ubnUt die followina bid for Now tO be dat.t May I. 1993. ••th lntereat payable December l. 1993. ltld ~taft.er MmllM\lally on June 1 and Oectmbcr I
INTIUIT
IAD
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I
Wt .,11 pay • rot a U>W of S • 'fllldl .. pw pl1l6 a dbcov.-Jprtm-1u-m-of~S,..----, from the S • pdntipll AmOl&lll ~
aunied inaetlll, If &n)', to data Of &hvCf')' AJ • lftlMr of lniOnnacfOn, lbe ~ -. m
accordUIU with the &bove bid, la:
(Continued On 85) =on ~ : ~ :c' ~~en:= appro.11 of Jo. Hall HUI A Whitt, A PTot.tloMI Law ~. San Ftwlteo. c.llfonl'9, ~ ,.., .. •oo A .. -wa. •°"'1Cll L,;lood;.;;.;;;;;..Cou;;.;;;;;;llM;;;.I .;.;:'°';;..;;; .... ,;;.;;Dtltr;;.;;;;;.;"';; .. ;..;; .. ;.;COMICt;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:•;;..;•;.;;ill;;;.;: .. :;.: .. :::•;;:;•:::11;;:;C•:;.;:;; .,(;.; .... :;;,,._ *"•'*'--·-n.---llftOll---···""iiiiiiiiii•on_.1111io-..•.,..._ _______________ ~-----ro---------.-..
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•
lblil ofhr 1' 1ubj«t tO nct19t of a Ut1'factot) Itta! opinion by Jones Hall Hiii ct Whitt A
Profftaloul Law Cofl>Qfauon, $111 Franchco, Cal 1forn1a. ~pro111nc I.he uhdtty of IN NoteS, at your .......
Eacloted 11 • aood faith dcpoait (II den...i herein) 1n I.he amount of SSS,000 00 payable 10 tht order
ot dw N••pon·Meu Unified School D tsuict Community Faciliue.s 0 1itrict No 90-l. 'h1ch f\inds, iu
Nq!Mlt b9 t«Urned promptly ln m. event .,, •re noc the successful bidder, othcf'be to be retained and tpplled aaalrut the purFhue price of the Nottt
Od\er Membfts of lhe
SyndiQle are
Submm~ By·
(R~resen111111e'• Printed Name)
(Reprtsentattve s Sian11ure) '
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h'l IMUla 'Y. IMbjl<Y 10 dtanf'
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBUCNOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC KF..AJUNC
PUBUC NOTICES
Notice is ~eby given that the City Council of the City of Newpon Beach will hold a public
bcarina on April 26, 1993, to d.iscu , the AMENDMENT OF1HE l.ffl-1'93 COMMUNITY
-uEVEl.OPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBC) FINAL STATEMENT AND nlE PROPOSED
STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTOBJFCl'IVES AND PROIECTED USE
'OF $4n,ooo IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS FOR FISCAL
YEAR lffJ..94.
The public is invited to appur and be beard regarding the Amendment of the 1992-1993
Community Development Block Gr.rnt fi.nal Statement and the Proposed Statement o(
Commuruty Development Objectives and allocation of funds. Comments or requests for
additional infonnation should be directed 10 Craig Bluett. Principal Planner, City of Newport
Beach Planrung Depanmeni. (71 .. ) 644-3225, prior to the public bearing. .
The proposed programs and budget to be discussed and acted upon by the City Council at
the public hearing are ba.sed on the following statement of objectivu: ·
1. Maintain and u pand the supply of rental housing affordable to Jow and
moderate income bou~holds withi n the community.
2. Payment of SeC"lion 108 loaru, one loan which provided recreational faci lities
for lower income areas and another loan wbicb maintains and expands the
supply of rental housing affordable to low and moderate income households
within the community.
3. To provide services to aide the homeless within the commuruty.
4. To proVlde aui\tance 10 the elderly.
S To prOVlde social scrvicu ~tucb benefit low and moderate income persons
withan the rummunity
6 To prO\ide the ad1TUnimative capacny to implement the City's COBO
program and to provide fafr hou~ing services.
PROPOSED BUDGET
1993-94 COMMUNITY DEVELoPMENT BLOCK GRANT
Re guested Be commended
Uousln1
1. Emergency Home Repair Grants $ 0
2. New Housing Construction 0
Subtotal: s 0
Social Stakes U5% Mu.> S10.800
hl friaritx· Homclc55 Scnlicc.s
3. FISH -Homelc !.. Fmergency AssL s 5.000
-Rent to Avoi d Eviction 8,000
4. SPlN (Serving People In Need)
Street Services Program 2.000
Guaranteed Apartment
4,676 Payment Program (GAP.P.)
Housina Support ScMces Program 2,500
Substana: Abuse
1.500 Rebabilit.ation Program {SAR.P.) s. Orange Co;ist Interfaith Shelter 15,000
6. Human Options (Sheller-Battered 4,000
Women)
7. So. O.C. YWCA
a) Operation 5,000
b) Employment Training s.soo
8. Shelter for the Homeless
a) Admiru.~tration 20.000
b) Armory Program 2,000
9. O.Co. I lomelcss lssue5 Task Force
a) Admini~tration 2.000
b) Interfaith Shelter Network ..S.000
Suhtotal: 82, 176
2od fried~; Low locomc Elskcb
JO. FISH • Mobile Meals 18,000
11. S.C. Seniors Meals · L Plaza lllOO
Subtotal: 30.500
~u1 ~riaci~: J..gw lnccmc families
12. Someone Cares Soup Ki1chen (SCSK) S,000
J3. Center for Creative Alternariv~s (CCA) S,715
14. YMCA Center for Family Counseling ...5..000
Subtotal:
TOTAL SOClAL SERVlCES 8 OCET!
[lc!llty Doclopmcnt and l mpro\cmcnu
J
15.
~6.
17.
18.
Weit Community Center
f108" Lo&n @9%)
N.M. Girls/Boys Oub lmpvs.
lntuvaJ House
Y.M.CA lmpvs.
Subtotal:
Admlnlltolion 120'$ Mag. • 194.400)
15,775
US,451
s 264,063
11,500
25,000
7,500
SJOS,°'3
19.
20.
Fait Housina Counsclit\a S 9,796
Adm &pcMe.s (lnc. Contract/Jn House) K6Q!
Subtocah $ fi.400
Cra•d Total: SSJ0,914
s
$
s
0
10..ill
10,175
1,865
6,511
1,274
4,676
1 ,~48
790
J0,043
0
2.714
994
2,175
1,274
1,274
..l.lli
36,478
18,000
J.UQO
30.500
1.274
1,274
.l.21J
3,822
70,800
S266,12S
11,SOO
11.SOO
1,500
$29',,25
s 9,796
IUQ!
M,400
$472,000
NOTICE IS treJlEBY FURTIICR OIVEN lhat ..id public bcarina will be lwld oo' the 26th day
ol April, 199), at tk hour ot 7.00 pm.. lD lk CoW>ci1 Cbambert of tbe Ne-POft Buch Oty Hall,
1'°° Ncwpon Boulevard, Ntwpc>n kac.h. Cahfonli' at ..Udl time and place any and all PfBOm
iDterated .. y apput and be bc.&td wreon. 11 )'0U dWlcQCt &bia projed .... coun. '°" may be
Url\hed to rais.i.D& onJy tboK IJ\uU you or r.omcooe ebc rahed at lhe publk kari.ftl deuri~~ In
tht1 aouce or ln ~lien cone pondcoc:c dcUwrtd lO the Ocy at. or prior to. tbc public beanq
For ialonnadoo c.aU Oala Bluctl at (714) 644-3225. •
Wandl E. It~ Oty Otrk. Cicy ot Ne•-pon Bucb
Friday, April 18, 1983 ..
PUil.iC llOT1CU PUil.iC NOTICU PUil.iC llOTICU "'8UC mnca ,.. IC mT'ICll PUl&.IC NOTICll •
PUl&.IC NOTICI OT I. TRfiC(. Al:QiiC THf DCUf ete ............. WILL~ Codootle, If lllftt(, T~ WILL end My
ORTttfASTERL Y LM Of auoaa.Mea be lldtn11ted to p1obelo. codlcb ere ov9ilabao fOf --------, llOTIC• CW 0 LOT t SOUTH f4 Of • .......... bw .--0-Ttw Will end env oaaminot1on tn tho No ~TICMI TO RU S 44' 43' fAST ftl 00 ..., '*'-..,..... In. °" cod1etl• afo ove1IM> o for kept by tM coun.
asu. A&.COMO\.IC tlT TO THE TRUE f!Olfl OI ~ !tie ...._ ... examin•tion 1n tl\o ftlo THE f' ET IT I 0 H 9&VUAGaa .. t~3 GIJtlW G THfflfCE SOUTH "'~ tend betow • ktpt by tl\o coun 1oquHt1 outhonty to
To ~ It M•y eo.,. I 0£GREES 30' W WUT ~ °' IOO , ... MM• THE p ET t"T t ON lldmu,.tttr the tstatt
cern MMz>tn aAGHERI 123 00 FUT. TH£1WCf SOUTH ~ ~ "'°"' 9'41 rt~Htt outhonty to under the Independent
TARI ••<.,•> ~ying IO the 2 0£GRU S 21 03' SW(TST :::w::. :: ~~ edlnlNl ttf the etttt• AdrnonittrtllOnol btolH Oepanment or Ale<>"Ol•e 176 41 FEET THENCE OU H ..,.,., 1 -•on under the Independent Act. fThit ~thonty will
S.Veta.oe ContrOl to Mil •· DECREES ts• 1r WIST Of the ""::e:'! OT"lne Adm11"1ueuonoffttettt allow th• perunel cohOllC beveflJOes at 3033 00 fEET THEHCf NORTH &4 QrOund tDowe a ~ Of A c t w Ith 11m 1 t t d roprt•entel.lve to tekt
S Bt111o1 St . 10 Cost• GRHS 44 ' 43' WEST 21 00 600 .... IOt 9'41 ~ euthority rThie euthortty meny tcttone without
Mu•. CA 92626 w•lli ~.1 EH THENCE ~ORTH 25 DE Of ....... ne tor. ~. win .now tht ptteonol obtem1ng coun ~rov ...
On-Salt Gtntral (Pub Eat REES l!rt 17 EAST IS67 ~ ~ ,___. repro .. ntativo 10 teko 8tfo1t to6c.1ng c•rt .. n Pi ) llcens.(s) EEl TtlElfCE HORTH 23 DE ,..,. ' ' _a .... .w t Publlshtd Ntwpo rt CREES .,.. I T EASl !7696 "..,., ..-Kttng 0# "_ .... many ect1ont without very 1mponent •c 1one.
Btach Costa Me:u Daily EET THENCE HORTH 21 0£ lnQ N6d ~. '°' obtflin1ng court epprovtl. ho wever, tht portonel Pilot A,pnl IS 1993 GREES 30· IS' EAST 122 64 U•Ul•t Wll" HCIUl lV• Belote t~ing conttn repruenttllvt win bt
' F985 fEET TO SAID NORTHEASl riOhl IO o-.euto any end very 1mc>ort1nt oct1ont. required to give notice to
-----------EALY LINE THENCE . ALONG .. I 14toHt lot the pur· how111er, tho personel 1nto1uttd ptr1on1 PUBLIC NOTICE SAID NORTHEASTERLY ~INE JMMe Of M"8C~'1 or,... 1tp1tstl'ltlllve will bt Unltn thev have wt1vod
MOTIC( SOUlH 64 DEGREES 44' 43• covering •• IUb• requ11ed to oiv• notice to notice or conatntod to
"°U ARE IN DEFAULT UH· EAST 1703rEETTOTHE TRUE ::.:-HM r--:= ~ tnteruted perso n 1 the proposed 1ct1on.) OEAA DEED Of TRUST DATED POINT Of BEGINNING · I ~ d unlt11 thtV ht111 wttvod T h t 1 Q d t Pt n d t n t
NOVEMBER 7 198' UNLESS PfOC*ty addftu 11 purpoitadly ~ 1~0~112 •1~0~: nouct or consented to tdmini1t1tt1on euthor1ty
YOU TAICE ACTI°" TO PRO-known as 041 .. ' 133 ol Olhet .. tht p1opou d t ct1on) wilt be gttnttd unl111 111
TECT YOUR PROPERTY ll 245 flSCHER AVENUE UNIT A ~'!9" APN Mufnbef, Th t 1 n depend t n t mtor11tod ptrsOl'I f1IH In
"AV BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC 2 COSTA MESA CA 92626 141 .. 13·05 A ft Number tdm.n1st1•t1on 1uthot1tv ob1ect1on to tht pttlllO"t
SAU If YOU NEED,,,. EXPLA· The undtfsiQ,,td Trusitt 015 3124 Yen 9ufen Avenue, will be grented untu 1 an and ehow1 good ceu11
NATION Of THE NATURE Of davns 111y llabtiity lot 111y lncor " Meu, CA 12627 mtttuted person tiles an why tht eo1.11t thould
THE PROCEEDING AGAINST rtelnm ol tilt atrMt address ll\9 1"981 IMtdf .. a end ob1ect1on to th• pt11t1on not grent tht euthontv
YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A arul ottier common deSlgnabon common dftlen--11\d shows good ceuu A HEARING on tht
LAWYER 11 any sttown lllrtin on, II any, ol the ,... why the eourt should petition will be htld on
NOTICE Of TRUSTEf'l IAlf Tiit total amount of 111 unPllCI pro P• r ty d • • c r1 b • d not grant the outhonty Mey e. 1993 et 1 •45
UNOER DUD Of TRUST ba1anc9 ol 1111 oblig1110n se ebowe II pu~ IO IM A HEARING on the P M . 1n Dept. 7 03 T.a. No.1Ut1 cured by II• P'OCll'IY to be sold 3124 Yan ~ Awenue, petition will be held on located 1t 3 4 1 The City
ltaa No. >•t·14'274-M and 1 .. onlll>le esamalld CM tf u Mou CA 12i27 Moy 6, 1993 tt \ _..5 Duve Orange CA 92868.
NOTICE IS tltftby QIVtn 11111 aaotnses and adllancts • Thi u~ Tn11t· P.M in Dept 703 IF YOU 08.JECT TO
CAL FEO SERVICE CORPORA-S636 778 8.4 " di~me any hablllty loctted tt 34 1 Tht C11y tho granting ot tht
TIOH a CMlornla COfpOtatlOn ~d sale bl made t>ul woui tor eny lncotYcf"'-1 0J Drive, P.O. Box 1 .. 169, ptt1t1on, you 1hould
IS truslH Of SUa:tnOf ttuslll 001 eoyenant or war1anly ti OM ,.,... ad r::_ an Orange CA 92613 eppur 11 lht h11nng
or SUbstibJlld trust.et PlllSUant press OI lmplled 1eg11d111g btll ou.ltconvno~ = IF YOU 0 8.JECT TO I n d I I I t • v 0 u r
to tilt Oetd ot Trust executed~ oossess•on 01 tnaJmtuan~ ~on, any, 1 n the g1entmg of tt'te ob1t ct1on1 or file written ~NdVE:SA~LlfO~~~O~~PO-lo saUSl'i lfl• lndtOttOnm st ll\9 total emount 01 lho pet1t1on, you should oblec11c.n1 with the eoun ~TIOH cured by said Oetd lndUdlllQ unptld pnnc1~I belanc appear 11 the hearing be 01e the ht1r1ng. Your
ltle IM and u pens. ot Ill• ot ~ obllQtuon secuT a nd e t e t e y 0 u r appu rence may be in ~:~~~~iVE~~~~8i9:8
21 trustee and ol 11\t trusts ctNltd by ltte property to b ob1eet1ons or file w111ten person or by you1
1918 by sllld d"d adVanOH ttiere-•old and reuonebl ob1ecuons w ith 1he court ettorney
INSTRUMENT NO 88 608881 undtf with inllfest as provided COila, •111MOHI end ad bel o1e the bearing You1 IF YOU ARE A
In Ille Olla ol tile R~order ol lfltrelo. and tilt unpaid IJllndpal vane .. ti the timo ol th eppee11nce may be in C R E 0 I T 0 R o r •
ORANGE county. Cahlornia aod ~:~,~::CU~:~.~': ~i ~~"::'c~u~~u:~ 1 :' 11. person or by you1 contingent ered1t or of
pursuant 10 Ille Nollal 01 Delaul1 vlded In said Note 1112 711 03 · attorney. tho deceased, you must
and Election 10 SeM ltlereunder Dated APRIL 8 1993 In MsdlUon to Cllh IF YOU ARE A tile your cl11m with the
RECORDED DECEMBER 30 CAL FED IERVICE CORPORA-TruttH will accept C R E DI T 0 R o 1 1 court al'ld mail e copy to
1992 TIO ceahler'i Chtclt. drewn contingent crednor of t h • P e 1 1 o n t I
INSTRUMENT NO 92 895318 As Ttus• on a atato or netlonel the deceased, you m us;t 11presentet1ve •ppo1ntad
01 SJld Ollicill Records win f0tm1r1y CAJ. FED ENTER ~It., • cht<:lt. drewn file you1 cl111m with the by tho court w 11hln fou1
SELL on MAY 7 1993 at 1 30 PRISES a state °' lodoral crod1 court end mail e copy to months from tht dete of
p M ii IN THE LOBBV TO THE 'Cll1f0tn11 Corp union Of • chock draw I h e p e r s 0 n II I first 15'U81'1Ce of llttell
BUILDING 601 SOUTH LEWIS 5700 Wtlshit1 Boullvlfd by a etata or lodoral taY represen11111ve 11ppoint ed es provided in H ct1on
STREET ORANGE CALIFORNIA Los Ang1lls CA 90036 tng1 end loan auocl by the court w 1thon lour 9 100 ol tht Ctloforr11t al pubhC aucbon 10 the higriest (2r3} 9J2 2209 etton, 11v1ng1 H•oc1· months from the dtte ol Prob110 Code Tht t;rne
b•dder lor cash (i>ayaDit at bme gy GENA LEE a hon or 11v1nga ban lust issuance of letters lor f1l1ng clt 1m 1 will not
01 salt Ill lawful money DI lt>e ASSISTANTSECRETAR 1pec111od'" Section 5102 ts provided in section ex p111 b efo re l our
UMeO St.ates) all 119hts tille TAC 72121 PUB 4f16 4n3 ol the F1nane11t Cod 9 1 oo of the CeMornia month• from the heanng
and 1111etest conveyed to and 4/30 end authorized 10 d Probate Code The time dot e nouced ebove.
no• htlO by 11 under said clffd buslneu in lhll 1tata I for fil•ng ele•ms w iU not YOU MAY EXAMINE
in tne P'C>Ptfty srtuateo 1n Said PUBLIC NOTICE ~.wot ol tend« oth o pue beloio f oui the hie kept by the County and St.ale anll dtSCtlbtd then uah 11 eccepted. .. f .. .. as lotloW5 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S the TNa'" may wtthhOld mont .. s rom tne ne1111ng coun . It you ere 1
ASSESSORS PARCH NUMBER SALE UNDER DEED the l11u1nce ol th date noticed ebove person mttrtttMS in tht
938 980·02 Of TRUST Truttoo·1 Deed unlll YOU MAY EXAMINE t1tat1, you moy filt with
EXHIBIT "A' T. F No 11083 CG tunda become •111a1l•bl• the file kept by th• tht eoun • fo1m.i
PARCEL 1 Lo.n No 92104 '° the pay .. or on cou rt. II you ere a Rtquttt for Special
UNIT A2 AS SHOWN AND OE <>th« Rel -at • mattlf ot nghL person mttrHted 1n the Nollet of tht f1hng of en
FINED ON THAT CERTAIN AP Num!Mr -Seid tale will be made tsteto, you mty filt wuh inventory end epprlliHI
AMENDED CONDOMINIUM YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Without covenent °' -r-the court t formal of utoto 111111 01 of
Pl.AN RECORDED JUNE 2• UNDER A DEED OF ranly, ••P~•u or implied Request f o1 Sp11c111I t ny petition 01 eceount
1982 AS INSTRUMENT NO 82 TlSRIUISTU~LAETS$EDYOUJunTo•I('.; ~•rdmg hllt, bPOHel· Notice of the f1hng of en es p1ovidtd in 11ct1on
" .. "' aton or 91\cum rencea. · nd 1 1250 t th Cal f 216547 Of Off lCIAL RECORDS ACTION TO PROTECT'° Nllll tho Indebted· uw entory • 1ppr8111 o e 1 OINI
Of ORANGE COUNTV CALI YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY nou .. ~urod by uld of tsta~~ ISllets 01 of Prob1te Codt. A RtquH t
FORNIA · BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Deed advancea thereun-t ny pet1t1on or account for Special Nouct fo1m
PARCH 2 SALE IF YOU NEED AN dtr Wtth lnloreet 11 1>'0-11 provided 1n section is 1v11leble ftom ' the
AN UNDIVIDED 1f20TH PE R EXPLANATION OF THE vldect therein, end tho 1250 of the Cehfornie eou" cla1i...
CENT INTEREST IN AND TO NATURE OF THE PRO· unpatd pnneipel ot the P10,bete Code. A R1quos1 A t t O f n e y f O r
LOT 1 OrTRACT NO 11353 AS CEEDIHG AGAINST YOU, note seeured by u l d !or Sp ecial Notice form Petitioner:
SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED YOU SHOULD CONTACT A died with lntareat ther• 11 11111lable from the Ch r it t Opher M .
IN BOOK 448 PAG{S 45 ANO LAWYER on .. prcmdtd In Hid coun clertt. Vaccaro
46 or MISCELLANEOUS MAPS Holle• .. henibv QtYlfl Hota ...... ch•rv•• and A t t 0 r n • y f 0 , Curtis & VeccefO ACCORDS Of ORANGE that S.rran0 Aoconvov· e11penH1 ot the ttu1tae Petitioner · S .
COUNTY CAUfORNIA enco Coms>tnv. u trust· end 01 tho ttuita crutad Hell S el • E 1 Newport Place u1te
EXCEPTING THEREFROM"· or sucee .. °' tn.11\.ff, by said DMd ot Tl'\lat S ~ A' 5~· 700
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ClUS1VE AS SH ON SAIO Gibson •nd hay 8 lrwlnd1le, CA 1 1701,N ewport Beach ' CA 04/1 6 '93 CO'i INIUM PlJ.N Gtb1on, husbend •nd (111) 114-4370 By R C 92660
AlSO EXCEPT NG THERHROM wift Recorded M•llllerd, Aul Secfe&.etV, 04/09193 0 4 12/9 3. ---------I
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CHARACTE R INCLUDING PE· U\e County Roc:otder ot PUBLIC NOTICE CNS 108°8925
TROL£UM OIL GAS ASPtiAL enge County, Ceht!r.: CNSl Oa8928 NOTICE OF n1•. and !>"t'l<Unt IO u-f UM AND TAR BHOW A Notice 01 Doteull end NOTICE OF PETITION TO
0£PTH Of 500 rEEl THAT lec:"on to s..1 th«eun--PETITION TO ADMINISTER MAY N OR HEREAFTER BE recorded 0111411192 · EST ATE Of· EVA 8 fOUND LOCATED c TAINfD in 8oolt. NIA Pego NJA ADMINISTER RARDON •
DEVELOPED OR TAKEN IN nit 6 92·021263 ol i•1d ESTATE OF: ELMER CASE NO A l 68095 UNDER OR FROM SAID LAND 1t1c1tl Recordt wlll Sell l. MOORE •
011 ANY PART THE REOf 04/3W191l:J tt '1 00 PM CASE NO. A 168100 T 0 •I I h • 1 rs •
WITHOUT HOWEVER ANY t tho North lront on-T 0 • 11 h • I r I • bt nef1c1t11t 1, er9d1tot1,
RIGHT Of SURfAct ENTRV OR trenco to th• County lllntfociar1es creditors contingent c11d1to11, t nd
ANY RIGHT Of fNTRV TO SUB ourthouu 700 C1v1c onungel'lt cr'editors end P 1111 on• w ho m t v
SURfAC£ THE REOf TO A Cen• Drive Wnt, s.nia i erso ns who ~•Y othorw1u be interested
DEPTH bF SOO H ET BENEATH Ana. CA et pubhc euc· 1therwllll be interested in tht w ill or estate, or
THE SURFACE FOR THf DE "on, to the h1ghMt bid· n the will or estett or b oth. of · EV A 8 .
VHOPMENT REMOVAL RE· der tor us" (~yeblt et oth ol ELMER ' l RARDON COVE RY OR OTHER EXPLO the "me ot H it In lawtul ~CORE ' A PETITION he
RATION Of SAIO RESOURCES monov of tho Untrtd A PETITION has been ftled by JOHN
ORSUBSlAHCt S StatHI. an rigflf. title, f I d b l YNN MOWRY RARDON 1n the __:._..:...__......:
PARCH3 end lnlMHt. conveyed to >ean 1 e G6R h Supe1101 Cou11 of
A NON EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT and now l'lekj by It under ~OSLEY M INC I ;n t ~ Ce ,forn11, County o
rOR VEHICULAR AND PfDES u1d de.cs In the property ~upet1o r oui o Orange.
l RIAH INGRESS AND EGRESS 11tuated In .. ,d County -•hl orni1 County ol T HE p ET IT I ON
PURPOSES OVER THAT POR end S&ala end deecnbod ::>r t nge reque~ll thll JOH
TION Of LOTS 9 AND 10 Of at tollow1 lot tS ot T HE P ET 1T I 0 N M OWRY RARDON b
fRACT NO 5935 AS SHOWN Traci No 5005, In ltte r11quu t1 that l YNN eppoonted 11 ptrsont
ONAl.IAPRECORDEOIN B City ot Cottt Mou.BOSLEY MINGORI be re pres e n ttt i v t 1 219 PAGES 3 AHO 4 Of MIS· CcM.lnty ot Otange, S&ete oppoin11d as personal t d'Tl•l'l•ster tht e1111e o
CEllA'iEOUS MAPS RECORDS ot C:.lllomie .. per map It p It I . n t. t 1 v. t 0 the decedent
Of ORANGE COi..~TY CAL rec:or~ In Book tU, tdm•ntSter the Hlltt of T H E p E T I T 1 0 N
FORNIA OESCRllllD AS rot PaQee 17 end 11 ot Mia· l ht decedent re,,.;ests the decedent LOWS cefleneoue Meps, In the THE p E T I T I 0 N .., BtGIN~·~G AT THE MOST Olhce Of Ole County R• requests lht decedent's ~IL!d':n~t~~~~·lsp,i~b·I~~· NORTHE RLY CORMR Of SA·D cOTdef ot H id County •
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC ~OTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954 6 the following information IS hereby notJced
regarding proposed increase in the business tax for the City of Newport Beach.
THE PROPOSED ANNUAL TAX RATES ARE:
1: BUSINESSES WITH NO LOCATION WITHIN"
THE CITY: $150
2. BUSINESSES BASED FROM A RESIDENTIAL
LOCATION WITHIN THE CITY: $95 ~-
3. BUSINESSES BASED FROM A COMMERCIAL
LOCATION WITHIN THE CITY: $100
PLUS $5 OR $10 PER EMPLOYEE
(DEPENDING ON TYPE OF BUSINESS)
THE BUSINESS TAX RATES SHALL BE
APPLICABLE TO ANY BUSINESS SUBJECT TO
BUSINESS TAXATION AS PROVIDED BY
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER
-5.04.
THE AMOUNT OF TAX
ESTIMATED TO BE · RAISED
ANNUALLY IS $2,200,000
PUBLIC MEETINGS REGARDING THE INCREASE IN THE
BUSINESS TAX RATES WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY
COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
iT:~~N 3&n1:0P~R ~~¥~~AJ'f11~ J~00u~·~a
AND SECOND READING AND ADOPTION OF THE
ORDINANCE ON llAY 24, 1193.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING THIS
PROPOSED TAX RATE CONTACT THI REVENUE
MANAGER AT NEWPORT BEACH CITY HALL, 3300
NEWPORT BOULEVARD.
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Garden Ranch Home house wl'h fireplace, yr lse S1o.« mo, peta Luxury-Harbor View quiet comm., patio aide, gated, lndry rm,
3 BR, vaulted ceiling•. garage. Yrly S1250/mo ok. Harriet 551·8700 tBR'a. ~ck w/Vlew d/W, lndry rm. $800 close to bch. schl• &
Ip, huge master suite Lve msg •I 6'73·7407 Furn/Uni $900-11500 185 Mesa Or. IJl-4750 shops. 842·5858
w/step -down tub &rld Woodbridge. •3BR 2 ti 873-8030 Mon-Sat. S Hurry Only t Letti
shower In separate BALBOA 2BA twnhm, lrpt, gar. 7t0 Udo Park Dr. * 200 OFFI 39R Very BIG 1 BR In a
1 ~ · e./c, walk to tenn/pVS . 2YIBa, W/0 hkups, quiet comp .. x. wlngvM·a~l•k~•~:i~~onl~ Pf PEU'INSULA 2 107 LAik• $1295 631·8011 •Uk• new 3Br 2~ gas r•ge. 22~!alrview. E'alde no pets •.. .na condo steps to beach, 1070/mo ~7oot 83,·.a427 ·
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Beacttalde a/f, 48R 2BA. frplc BEACH 216.9 Nwpt Hgts lovely spa-Clean & Sale. dee, pool, "' bch. W/
948 U18 $2200/mo 7IM-055t l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii clous 4BR 4BA hH, 2 548-0358 aide. 548·1102 S7J.-0884 Ev/Wknd 840-2434 1• car gar, frplc, w/d 1..,,,-~,,,...,,.,,.--..,.,......_,-.,..1--------Tiiis •tWllllJtr Will IOI
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loc, 271 16th Pl. $725 Ave. 640-0578 Hop Into... WESTMINSTER 2192 No pets 844 0452 MOYE-IN •P•ctAL
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A Classified Ad
BY PHONE: 714-642:.5678 . .
North Orange County-540-1220
BY VISmNG OR MAIL:
330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(coroer of NrKPOrl •lwl. 4 a.1 $1..J
CLASSIFIED HOURS:
Tdephont 8:00AM·S:3GPM Mondly·Frtday
W1lk·ln 8:30AM-5:30PM Moaday·Fridl7
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3 BR, 2.5 BA twnhm. 2BR. 2BA condo, end Fp wet bar high cei~ urut. frig, So of PCHI
1n9s lots 0 ; light. very 319 Dahlia Pl $1395
private w/ocean vi-. Call Paul 840-5324
Only $272.900. MAGNIFICENT 180-
Mlke A .lonl Ocean + Harbor view.
Be h & B iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1BR Mobile time. Quiel $1BR·S600. 2BR-S700. a~ ay 1 BR apt, quiet complex. Secure. From $570. Close to everything. R t I C F HURRV1 548-9081 en 8 0. Of $540/mo. Free utll. 1991 Newport Blvd.1--------DEADLINES
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FOR SALE • •• •• t • poot. S3soo. 721-0678
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CORONA
DEL MAR 1022
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...,__ View ...... 11 encl garage, $550/mo, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I Ph II Pofto1tno" • elec & water pd. No
BY OWNER·MUST 4Btu;''h&_ 2..cy. ,....: pets. 850-7737
A Spring Mini blinds. lrg closet. No pets &46-8373 •MOVE-IN SPECIAL!
pool & lndry. 894-8115 Garag• Lg 2BR 18A Vacation Home •1Br atucho upstt~. 972 nu cpt, O/W, storage.
•••••••• Valencia $495-Utlla $730/mo 840-2495 Summer Pd Nlpet. 531-6192 Move-In Soeclals!I Beach House APARTMENTS -2e_R_1-~-B-A-tow_n_h_ou_s_e-AFFORD.AISLE 1. 2
Or If you are reloca-FOR RENT style, gar. patio, pool, & 3BR towhomes. Ga-
tlon to the Balboa •••••••• 1032-C W. Wilson rages available. Nego-Penlnsuta. We're here $700 No pet 646-0105 liable. 548-7397
to help! Pick-Up a --------•-.-2-B_R_2_B_A-, _G_r_oun_d-llr SPECIAL MOVE·IN Llatlng Shoet at: BALBOA ec>3 Eaet aatbo• ISIAND unit In 4 plex. Family OF $495 1 BR. new 67~RENT 2606 neighborhood, gar. carpet, laundry tacit~ ~ $765/mo, lse, n/fee, Ues. 722.a784 SELL! Location • feet toe, 1599,000. 3BR 2BA, Upper Ar,
Prlcel Lovely g round OPEN SAT/SUN 1•5. Sec gate, Nu pnt/crpt, Charming 1BR w/vi-
noor comer, Lg Irving/ 11M2 Port Taggart.. Close to S .C. Plaza--------deck, d/w. n/smkrs 1'"'338___,...,,B,.,,R'""O~A""'o,_w-A"""v.,.._...,0a,....,_.--n
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dtnlng, frplc, 1 BR Owner/A~ 720-9950 $900+ dep, Ji•slWtr $700 t uUs. Only hon-Sat A Sun 2Br 1Ba,
2BA, den/olc. All pd, bier 894 0882 Beach Area! est people 675-5767 w/d laetltlles, gar, trg
appls, sunny patio. ••••••••• ward. 721·1118 pool, s pa , $225K •Charming 2BR dplx ltlWJIORT NIUNIULA FABULOUS ,
Make Otter! Open HOUSES/ S800. 38R hse $1050 YEAALYOA WIHTElf' LOCATION!! 38R 2BA. pvt garden, Sun 1·5 760·1473 Lg yd, quiet, angt gar, S650/M0-S1950/M0 w/d hkup, quiet CONDOS gd area 847-7540 t-4U Ind ece•nfroftt Charming duplex. E'ald• netghborhd.
_C_O_S-TA_MESA ___ 1_0_2_4 FOR SALE COSTA MESA-2-11y, F~iwnishtd 306 'h. Coral, 2Br s1050tmo. &31·2916 lil'I IO. 3BR 2BA. Interior Villa Rentals 8 1 •EABTSIDE• patio, lrplc, garage, 6711t. A912 1 1 1 pr Vitt IUfto BR R All Kinds ol Jobs Fat RED "HOT" FIXER! across lrom park. ~ deck, frplc, (310) ~ gS:,~5da!:~. All Kinds of People.
$139,500 CEMETAltY LOT/ s11~~~~t 273-3300 or (714)1_2_3_23_e_1d_e_n_54_8-_7_854 ___ P_i_io_t_c_l•_•_•_•n_•_d_._
&Ing you palntbf\Jsh CRYPT 1225 ilrE'SIDE 2501 Of•nna $750. Oulet studio BR 727-6736, & save SS on thla -··-condo, Vernllles, frig, --------large 2BR twnhme. Ave. 3Br 11h Ba, gar, PC>°' apa gym patio Furn-charming, prvt, COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
end unit w/2 car ga-2 Pacific View Memonal w/d hkups, fireplace, sec gate 946.2-47 ' 1 BR, lndry. 1 person• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• rage. Priced to sen Park Greveslghts. in clean. Good credit • No pets S790 mo yrly
fast! Agt 831·2SS5 Corona Del Mar $925 req. S1050. 968-9926 1BR house, lrpl, yard, IH. 31C>-450-t05t 1--,F-YOU--,.-...... -Fl-H_D_-'_B_ll"J"--ftt--1-.-11\8-u__.
each, 777·M38 E'SIOE lg 3Br 2Ba trplx, 43-4 Aliso. $825/mo ""'" " INVUU\ '"""""'°
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HUNTINGTON ~~~~~:C;,'ci.'~·r:~-:-. ·;tu;~m1~!~~:~~91 · -BAl--B-O_A_____ IN A NICER SETTING FOR LESS TRAM
BEACH 1040 oUT-oF-coUNTY Quiet! s1215. 640-1733 2 .R 2 11A, flrepl•ce, PENINSULA 2601 $649, TAKE m THAT GOES FOR OUR • 111ank
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PROPERTY 1525 Eaatald• 2Br 2ea hm, po o 1 , I• u n d r ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $
Lowest Price frplc, pvt yd w/spa, room. Neer Hoag, Bachelor, bright Nu dee 595 JR. 1 ·BOAMS., TOOi
In Pacific Ranch S anta a.rbani 3200 gar, $1150. 723-4494 845 •048 Nice area, sep Ml kit. If yoo haven't shopped Palm Mesa .. ,
2 BR, upper end unit sq ft. 5Br 38a decks Balboa-Newport Atty $600 util inc. O\liet. ~ YoU should' You'll see what y<XJ're God If
w/fp, gar. VACANT. pool, Riviera ~. v1_; Lovely 38r 2Ba condo •Bluffs Condo n/smkr/pets 673-5580 missing Apartments elsewhere look Hke • s tmm.edlate occupancy. ocn/llland/clty. Great partly furn. No pets'. 3BR 2'hBa, S 1650. Don t miss this steal tor entert.ainlng. $750K Month to month. $850. Barbara, Agt 644-0195 --------shoe-boxes compored to OUB. Hid we've .:::~si·:. Trade ok. 714/642-9004 Avail now. 641-0593 Helen B. Dowd, Rttr CORONA got fabulous lendscoping on 6 &e.res, a
.. erden LUXURY TOWNHOUSI! Eaatbluft Soper 3BR/ iiDiiEiiliiiMARiiiiiiiiiii2iii6ii2ii2 super-dooper exercise room, pool and
Century 2t Open Sat/Sun 1 t-4 2.5 BA Townhome on spa Best of all, we're on a nice, quiet F • I
... cttalde HOUSES/ 380 w. Wilson IP0104. greenbelt $1750.mo. Blg, Bnght. Studio With street Marry of our tenents have ~en n av 646-8818 2Br+ den, 3Ba, frplc, 840-1835 very large •undeck, there for 10 yee11 or more. Yoo might ask CONDOS pool, new carpet, gar. frpl, 2 1/2 blk1 to them ...my ,
PILOT CLASSIFle:D FOR RENT $1195/mo. 631 ·5 100 LIDO ISLE Ocean. $790/mo, utll Steps to beach. 3BA Incl. 644·14'49 wt'YE GOT SPECIA15 It's the resource you Nice 2BR t •hBA 2-story 2BA. s1750/mo lease. --------
can count on to sell a condo. big yard, owner, &75-181 t Walk to China Cove THAT'LL KNOCK YOUR SOOCS OFF,1 Friday 11 Spm that Is. .
myrlad of meccban-patio, 2 car" garllge. Lg 1 BR w/garage. Take advantage 01 our extended dead. ne tor your nu' -.,;crw.A114 "'"~•111."'
dlH Items, because BALBOA $995/mo. Udo Isle. 3 +3, lam rm, s n5/mo. 644-9640 PALM MESA APARTMENTS lllilJ PillL our columns compel VillaR-•_.1 redec. 2-car gar.--------alurday hSIJilg~ Younowhaveun1~Fri0aya15pm
qualified buyers to ISIAND 2106 ,..,._ S2,300. 310-277-1583 Money talks... 1561 ~sa ~. Costa Mesa • <71 4> 546•9860 10 place yoor ~ n Saturday's Class.led
cam 875-4912 Call owner alter 6PM. and Classified •peaks ~down !he ~ct from Senta NVI CCUltry Ckb) c;,,c,ss:wt1W5fi'h>pQ(fttV"'"''f: i~,languageiiii'!l!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"i"i"i"i"i~~~ii;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;liii~iliiiiiiiiiiiii
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DIAfTING 3428 1 days H2-eo90 24 hr I've deened Bostons P a I n t ·C a r p • n t r y· LANDSCAPE a PUBLIC NOTICE Pl bing & d a1 HNI
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Female ...__,. .. , 1n1---------5al As>ttl mn, •·12pm, llAalNE SUPS 7~ HID T~~::--P01ft11C 1170
Fa1N1-P•rtt on Pttl· PUDITUaE 1014 Mulll lwn Er.tale MIMI, DOCn 7022 •••••••iii VOLVO 2724
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1390 So. Co. Metro (l>enlnd Er.lMeill High.. & clothing 416 Ac.caa .. -._.. 1150 ·-------·
28A Settool). Ca.n C.rol •ti.-------.. --------to ... ..,. .. Te Openj•••iiiliiii•••l••iiiiiiiiliii••ill '19 Flreblrd 1 •90 744 • Burgundy.
1BA. N/1mkr, 879.0133. Ea•-t e COSTA MESA a124 a.en-SAIL: 45· w/ ·.a Oakota CIU«> cat> •• .,.-~. MAC>, Pi•· ..... , ... ._. auto C2ATS072} pool, jec. 1-nn, gym,1o;-.~=~-=--~--WI u 10' ~ $450/mo, PW I ... hHkpr •M-1920 FOUND: Dog. Fetnale 752·2 .. 1 • p, eampe1 -" ale, tilt. crulM, Pl'#. p/ 5·•pd, AJC, AM/FM 115.,993
Australian Shepherd Sale! 2 0 a & carpet kl\. alloy 1. leather. SUI 31950 eau, tilt, cruise, p1 Aak p.., ......
. •AT THK ·~H• mix, 4/9, on Del Mar •STAT• SAL•: ~L~. ~od':~~~t;Q• .. ··-----· ..m .. 1a. whiM. Only Vrn 283852 ..... ateer. plbnkea, red, T ..... el Cozy rm, pvt phn line, Ave" Costa Mesa, Call Hand Carved uvo.... & 1• 4K miles Sll< Tuatlft Ded.. 471( ml. M ,295. Call C.... .....
eable. Pa11o, aundlc, 54a,;3334, :r ."" bdrm. new din ....,•uero•tATION 3172• Vin t09774 Tu.Un Aul• c...e... 842 ... to Lv MICJ 722·2000 fp. $490/mo &46-4400 Room & Din ing rm fwn. tools, na 1~01 I\ S1~977 730 4eoq •-2..-aa _ .. -=-::---------F o u ND: w HITE Room (Coueh la Im· guns, elecironlc parts· I••••••••• TuetJn Dod9e . -, .-6 -wvn CM. Nie. 2Br duple• w/ PERSlAN CAT. Cati Ported Italian tvory test equip, O·seopn. TuetJn Auto c.nter ~x PAVT6HF~NOT E!'c sp/e TOYOTA 9210 Charcoal gr-ey, iiuto.
yatd. Oulet non-smkr. M6-3868. S 11 k .) A a le Ing stamp eola.dk>ns. SAT 1,.••••••••ll--.,....:7:_:3:0=4=900=:_-...,9
4· w/n:...:..:.. :._:_ ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AJC, c.... ABS pl(g Cable TV a lll Ind $28,500, replae• lam, 1084 Sea BIUn 1• .... ·---·• ......,._ (•30t<A200) ........ Ch I u . i--.... Lo=s""'T,..., .. "'"""'R'""D,..--m. n t v a I u. AUTOMOBllES '88 Omni •Or • Real (2tHW564) 114,993. '88 Cemfy • AT, plp6cg., ... _._ ---·-~. rs 548--8318 Baby ltem1, elolhes, le & ..... for M---~... CC, •·• ------rwr ~ Large Cocketoo, 1100,000 . Hand e an eeonomic:al. ,.... _......... u.._ ----. .,7 ....,,.
Corona del Mar·Sunny wh11e with orange carved Pool Table roto·llller & mueh I••••••••• 908A8t 2KYP218 T 0 Y 0 TA 0 F mnrl, alloys. (2UOS22) ·~-spacious rmlba, ~ blk eresL Lost Apnl 14 from Ool<lonwest Btl· morel Sat/Sun 8:30-3 13979 COSTA MESA S&,993 Ask tot Todd TOYOTA OF
beh, pref lem n/amkr near TeWrnkle Pelit. lards, LA , CA. I " 844 Congrees St •---------THEODORE 722·2000 Tewota ef COSTA MESA
S450 utls pd 723-f968 REWARD Oay, 253-al ate, 1olld ma· Fum, Clothes, & Mrse ACURA 6010 ROBINS FORD '9t van GXI • AT, AC, Costa M... 7~2000 953J; eve 241-8149. hogony; solid walnut Items, Waterbed &liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M2.00t0 eass. alloys, eapt ___ 7_22_._2000 ___ _
NLB LIDO Ben, l°""'9 Ask lor Randy. rall wrth Mother of dresser, 88l Sonora , •---------eha1rs, PoP top, P/ 91 King Kab P/U • VI •---------g quiol hse No amk/ 1.,---------Peart lnla)t, ask mg Rd S:it 8 S 90 Legend Cpe • Auto, '9 2 Steatth • Till. erurse. 'pkg. 1 e e maker AC, PS, can, reat V011 ~AGev 923$ drug/pet Prol M 35 .. Loat neght ol Aprrl 12, S4,200 HarpS>eord. ..... hold ....._ ale, leather, pfw, p/dl, AM/FM eaas, ate, (2MHM066) $8,"""'.. ·'""er, eust bum...-. ~,,.. ~
Pvt "· 8 18 lemale half H I • nouse items, ma· ea s s e tie, ch r om• m""• Stk 37915 Vlt'I """"' '""' .....,. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •um r L S500 • rma ay,an $7,500. Many More h .. ti h I -••· ASK .,.OR TIM ea mp er ·ah e 11 .111 uVeabl pd 723-6789 blue eyed adult eat e 1'" s me e 11 n es Whls, pwr mnrl Stk. 055995 S 17 977 r • · 1100 R-ard! E11quia1te Things! tools, furn & more, 37958 Vin 00962t Tustin Dodge Toyola of (4Hl7993) 510.993.
NB MIF. 38r 2Ba twn-375-0582 .lennv Call 702.&.5-6&3S Set·Sun 9-3, 1431 $17 977 Tustin Auto Center Costa..... Alit for Bob
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house. Non/amkr, w/d.i------~--1========= Oeauville Pl 546-7462 Tu.Un Dodge 73().4&()() 722-2000 c!:f:'~:.
Nr bch. Ulll pd. S400, LOST WALLET Form•I 0lt'ltng Room, MISC. ttousehold items. Tustin Auto Center
garavail.6""'.,9t8 Friday even""'. RE· C H ERRY QUEEN kid I th & 7 .. .,.~•oo nt! 7 22·2000 ~ -... • c o •• ..,___ •------9-0-7-5 Ow>SMOB~ 9155 .,.---------WARD. Call Curt, 645· ANN, Bµttet & ehlna toys. SAT 8 ·2, 5141-----..,,....-.--.......,... FORD '9t Previa LE • While,
NB Twnhm. Bog master 0333 or 675-6695. w/mtrrored baek, eu110 Bernard B~ (alley) '91 lntegra l.S. AC, PS,1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AT, dual AC, stereo 91 Pasaat GL Wgn •
BA/BA. Near beach• Ill ends, Matching -----------stereo eas.s. mnrf. f ''" '86 Aerenza. Auto, p/•, casa, mnrf, doya. P/ Beige, AT. AC. CC. till,
Prkng/PooVSpa. $575'••••••••• table & eha1rs NEVER SAT/SUN 8-5! 1860 Pkg · ( 0 0 8 9 5 ) '89 Taurus ·Full pwr, Al ale. 1 BC5764 Stk pkg, & eictta pop up r.tereo cau. P/p6cg,
• ...., utol, &45-2590. 1• USED. $2,300. For all, New Jersey. Furnllure SI 1,893. Ask for Ron C, AM/FM eass & 379A8 14577 roof ( o 4 7 7 o 3) ABS, Premium sound. PERSONALS 714/890-3850 & mise items. Dorn Toyota of moro, (Stk 808291) Tustin Ood-$17 993 (2YOX313) S11 ,993
Npt Hghts •hare 28' miss this one• Coata Meaa (270110) $7979 Tustin Auto C:;;ter A0SK .FOR RUDY Mk For Shewn 1 Ba eotta b k d Prleod to sell, lrodgo, ---------722 2000 ge, Be yr · Terrrlte .Garage Sate• • THEODORE 730o4e00 Towota of Toyo .. of 0 l M/F S380 I 1ola/lvsea1 & bdrm ,. uie . . ine Gas BBQ, portable ROBINS FORD Co••• M-Coe ....... t S Id •A"'-·3129 set, CASH ONLY, u · m op . .,....,. !••••••••• 66S-076a errb, scooters, lurn.•·B-MW--------642-0010 722·2000 722•2000
Share 38r 2Ba In COM EMPLOYMENT TOP QUAt.ITY White ~"';~~ ~~r~~~ 'tn~1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiOiiliiOii •---------RENT To pine. an ad 1n Convenient
rv beech. Prof non·•••••••••• sofa/ehr, cost S:JOOO =---------1• GEO 9080 The Piiot etassifred, Pilot ct HI d smlv. Pvt bdrm/otfree/11 take St200. E.lcoe oak Trudie bed, lamps, '88 3251CA 67,000 through classified CaJI 642·5878. M2·;:;,9•
balh, $650. 675-5352 desk/ehr, eost s1soo 1onnls racquets, de-miles. Bronzrt/tan.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ----------------------------
s-...iou. Npt Hnht• EMPLOYMENT take $600. 67S-OG36 signer clothes. linens. (454 19) I 1e,995 ...--., mose SAT ~2. 133 E. Otter e11p. 4·12·93
home, IQ studio rm w/ 5530 •---------2Qth St. . SterUng
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Start st t.4t /hr + ben· BEACH 6169 '88 735tA • 81.000
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auto, A/C, AM /FM
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7am.'\Of?!" 7 days oak, eab\n9ts $t65 1100 HOME ,,r Offer exp. 4·12·93 HONDA 9085 080 MS-'t831 GARAGE SALE Stertl"9
CdM1NB 1Br or 2Br 28a 9f:~!'u~r,r.n~=d~ar;'.j-1·Ha--rt:M>--r-A_l_d_g_e_M_o_v-·1 ~ee~or~ae'!.°:~ur be& M~.
lml house Senior, bookkeeper Compot· 1"9 Sale 6 chand• San MICJuel on SAT. ---------11lnt renter rec.eopts/ enz.ed, A/R, A/P, Gt.. ,,.,.., antique Frencii April 11 8am-noot\ '89 5351A • 37 ,000
ref1 644·9811 an 5pm payroll, forianclal stat• matbl• etoek, 4 bar ---------m 1 t • s . Red It an.
ments. 5 .,... nJ stool, 1 twin mattress •Builder'• Sale!• 124,995 (94932) RES..ONSIBLI! male ··-e•p. s ConsltuellOn a•.nnhes,
I ottoee sal•rv based ••t. ga1aige opener, -.-.-Offer exp. 4·12·93. •em school teacher · -• 7l tools, desk, oak Chrlatlen non-smkr' on ... p. appy In pet· loU more 59-,7859 doors, Pella windows, Stertlno
•••k• quiet alud1°' son w /resume at lndust11al sewing ma· thctures. mlsel SAT Moton Ltd.
1Br/guest house wf 16792 Burke L.n. HS. chines. canvas bins. 8·12pm. 4t7 31st St. 640 8444
kotehen & 1torage, NB/ Cwpenters • EleeL & Hvy efllolorh~~~zel~rs''.gPrh0t!: _U_d_o-lsl..__S_a_t_8_-4_:_Ad_u_l_V '89 Fenari 348TS
CdM/E'slde CM area. equip oper. tmmed PoS M-v· ....-.--Id lot.h Red/tan. 2,700 miles. ·Can pay $400 Ploaso avail, must travel, top erty of 929 Newhall, er11 rens c o1. toys (82653)
c:all 63t-6763 !Ve msg pay a benefits, 305. Coa1a Mesa. 642·2666 and homo aeeess. Stertlno
947,5239 Su-Fr EST 213 Vin Cordova. Mo'tor9 Ltd.
GARAGES
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H.0 .A.C Installers MOV1NQ SALE 840-9444 COMPUTERS 6018 Furniture, tools, work1 _______ _
wanted. lmmed start, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Huntington Sch area,
exp only need apply,
own pwr toots, wages
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benches. household. '90 75CML • Diamond
SAT 8-3. 892 W. 16th Blaek, CD Player, GRl!AT FOR KIDS!
IBM PF/2 70-38& Smb
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door. auto, air, p/1,
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'91 Crvre • 4 apd, a/e,
AM/FM eau , 31K
miles Ste 2VOC201
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Tustin Auto Center
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Costa Me-
722·2000 WANTWDi Corona del
Mar gaiage apace for
VW Rabbit. Call Mr.
Carmack, 151-3836 HAIRDAESSUfQ ASST
Needed for a.a'<>n In
Corona det MM. Lie
req'd. Cell ~2050
:,C:,~~';':'1-;;.5~ TRANSPORTATION
IBM Comp 2H wf3 S. $34,995 1---------
Allk for Moteh or Maril AUTO
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
HOUSEKEEPING
5 "• floppy Keyboard ---------end Monitor $300
obo. 831.18828 SAil BOATS 7014
Oependabl•, molt----------HS' Hobie Cat wltrtr,
vated. outgoing.. FTff'T JEWELRY, FURS n-tramp, new white
avg $8-10/hr 7~3 & AltT 602S LP, A·1 eoncl. S895
L 0 s AN Q E L E • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ o_B_O_M_S-400 ___ 5 __
-llTK"-----r-~----TIMES. Part time •RTa SERIGRAPH 22 Ctasatc Norwegian 1n1~u.~ wonc-tor tun lime pay Appraised S10,000 wooden sloop, 111nt PltOPE.-n 2767 lndocw/outdoor sa .. s, Mako otter•! eond, prtme NH slrp $5.35/hr • generou1 432•7903 tv Msg Sl.200 obo 646-3879
eomm1ss1on. Work
7016
aeolcat"•· 15 yrs wt11le qualifying lor at· ---------SPEED &. Htab, good leaH, traeove b-fits pacll· PETS 6 gi
NB. 1trong t>ualneu. age which Includes ANlMAlS 6049 SKI BOATS Trans Arizona t25K • medleal coverage.
Crevfft BMW IMPORTED 835-3t7t 9100
'91 8501A • 37,000 •91 lsuzv Rodeo • 5
mites White/tan spd. Red w/tow miles. (72444) 149,995 808482 2VZE394 Off~ Hp. 4·12·93 $12,279
Sterttng THEODORE ·
Motor9 Ltd. ROBINS FORD
640-....... ~ M2-0010
'91 M ·5 . 18,000 miles
Blaek/black •---------
$44,995 Otfor exp. MAZDA 9125
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Motcws Ltd.
&40-6444
IFlll11
By CHARLES GOREN
wfth OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAt-i HIRSCH
THE LADY V ANlSHES
Both vulnerable. South dea.la . NORTH
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The bidding:
South Weal Nort!a Eut
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3 + P .. 4 P ..
4 NT P.. 5 ~ Dbl
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Opening lead. Sll of
With the brukup or the U.S .. R
and the deuriorating economic 11tu
auon thett. bndge players an find
1ni 1t incrusmg.ly difficuJt to get
&o(fther for toumement.s One ,..
ault ha been an mcreue of rubber
bndge. This hand 1s from a rubber
bri~ game in Moecow.
was a ~nable slam
West dutifully led the heart re-
quested by panner's doublt' or the
Blackwood rfl{>Onae Oecla.ttr roee
Wlth dummy'• ace and led a tromp
LO the lung. which bt'ld. Since ruff·
inc a club on tht' table seemed the
nU't order of bUSIDt'U, decl.uer
caahed the ace and kmg of clubs. On
the second round East dropped Ow
queen!
Afraid of a club uverruff. declattr
abandoned thal idea m the hope
that diamonds 111.ould pht 3·3 or a
tqutttt> 11.ould develop Crouin1 to
the board wtth the qu~n of cha·
monds, dttle,.r led another trump
East ho l up with the ace and
deared tht rt>mammc trump from
du mm\
Dttlarer ran lhe rut of the
trumpa m the hope that the defend·
ers would not ~ able to wtthat.and
the preuure W Ht dun, LO the
fourth dub to the b1tt.er end and
Ea.!t d1scard1D& &ftt'r dumm), wu
never 1n anv trouble Tht' rNUlt wu
down one.....: a mott satufactory out·
come for Ea.st·Wl!!lt
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NEWPORT •Sm•" 2 person onset RECEPTIONIST •ble. lemale C~lden WHALER ' LI k e -CAD--n-IA_C ___ 9_0_4_0
IE.ACK 2 669 print shop In Laguna For beauty salon 1n R et r I e v • r • s h 0 N•w • $8000
86 8 ·2000 P/U • 481< miles. s spd. tJ/e. AM/
FM 11ereo, aport
atnpes Stk ,37974
Vin 274876 S4477
Tustin Dodge
South's ont'-club opening bid wu
•rtificial and for<'mg and the rHt of
lhe auctl(ln was n.etural Sil apadet •••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Beaeh. Same loe tor CaM. E11p prel Neal, adore• people, espe> 854-504e
28 years. Well est elean appearance ehilty children. She'• '91 Sevfll• Sllver/dk * Sharp I SR, frpl, pool
eoln w/d . ator•ge.
P?S ntpots 722-8011
Tu.tin Auto Center l•---------------------------730-4800
customer base. Very Pait lime, 675-t495 an outdoor dog who ---------blue ont 18K miles,
low overnead. high RECEPTIONIST Pf'f needs• big yard ianQ For Ad Action w•rranty Like new ---------
proht ma1gtn Owner neede<I SaL Xlnt front lots or TLC Sine. she Call a S23.SOO. 675-5890 MERCEDES 9130 •21DAM $700• Inherited Arizona lost her master• year iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
• 1 BOAM SaAl'IU. Ranch 494· I 448 Tracy office, comm & PR ago and the grand· ni.ilu Pilat ·• '9 t Seville S1lver/dk
VVV'lll or 770-7451 Don • s.lolls req. Ute typing, enildren are 11'1 school utlftJ _ blue int 18K miles,
Fr1g, dahwshr, stove • Clrllng. Mesa Verde moat QI the trme warranty. Like new
Incl No pets 54S-.855 ---------__ onv __ H_o_•_P_· _54_8_·_5584__ sn.·a approx 7 yrs AD-VISOR S23.SOO 675-5890
8LUFFS, Baek Bay vu BUSINESS OFFICE Salespeople needed lor old and we've had her 642-5678 e T
1--• ... sl-she w•s a "'wk· •--------.-'93 tdorado ouring Ltg. Quiet. New It crpt, FOR llNl 2769 ......., ma ... eting com-.. otd-;..•p She Is l;•lty Whethe< you're buying Coupe, Northstar eng, vertk:at1 2 + 2, cvrd pany. $7 hour guar. ..-game show prtze, o pkg. 737 Amigos Way plus Comm. PIT ..... non-egg,.ssiv• and la °' selling. Classitled Ml, eeeepllng best
$99541050. 750-5050 IEXIEC eMc .. , 4770 call OeYe ~ not a barker. Very covers all your needs! n I (3 0) 858.()522 V K gentle wrth kids. bl.it IJ o er 1
'77 Merc ed•• -...1e
450SL. good condt-
tlon. less than 41 K
orig mil Call 645-0477
300 TD Wagon, 1980
Auto, brown w/beige
Int, good cond. 127K
ml S6,900 531·1281 --•Brand n-bayfront Al~~ .:.~~ ~ S EC R IE TA ft Y ·N 8 no wateh dog.. Sne 11
v,.w condo, 28R 2BA. stallona $150, P'<lt OI· Vaeht Brokerage. PIT. registered with the
2 ear gar, yrty S1i1~ flee $350: Mo-to·mo. 20 !'rslwtc. Fie• Re--Kennel Club u "Bon>
.llM 873-3777 Agt F .. prkng rum VOte• cepuon. phones, W/P, n I• H •at h • r o • .AS TR C> LC> c; y
Udo Isl watertront: Lrg ~all rec:ePt. C:on.. mail, hhng, XerOlllng. Dundee" and I'm Bae~. n/a, n/peta, con; rm. FAX. copier: Re~ to: PO Box aure, t.ho' I haven't
1650 leaH leludea Fed Ex. UPS, notary, 2268• NB 92663.. asked her, she'd pre-
uttl. 673-8888 HCty avail. 833-8550, Teachers AN*, tOddler . fer• famfly ol Scotlllh
UDO ISLE rutty fUm
1 Br. UUI, gar Incl
1785/mo yrty 1 per· eon, no peta 673-0837
Ne.,,art Terrace
3Br 2•.~Ba. $1100/mo.
650-4826
WESTMINSnR 2692
6065
Al OulnlM & PresehOol, UCI & Ir· background who can eurae at her In Gaehe. N. W_.. ,._nt Ofc VIM, Xlnt Wfkng cond, •-•• I th ----W:· : exp pref, 854e030 rn .. on Y to e Quaint. cozy, comlort· mo.st quahlred tarnrly able. Appro• 300sf, 1_________ Please eail 545·142S
S&OO/mo. •31-8480 EMPLO-.rNT or e7.a107 1nu:;
------SERVICES 5533 SPORTING Npt kh t 250 aq It In
prot bldg. Ample adJa· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GOODS
cent aurlace p•rking. -·•••• limiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bob Law, :HJl-8161 Please be aware that
Sydney Omarr
duw lht' hnt' Em,111<•nal wound un•
drrgot>S h..al1n11 pn.x~ '011 II t'm«'rgf
waving vonnry O•g lovt' tti.11onsh1p
1t 1"1t'd via l•mp(lr.r" ~,-.rahon
TODAY'S
C ROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Poet AOC>en -
6 taeto
10 Pt•aud.ee t4 TVs
predeCeSIOr
t S Ant b<lol<ler
16Pl~t
Wilham -
11 Sheeplsn
ta aet-•y qudlly
20 Males
21 Whtsi..er
23 Rat Of mouM
2• Stup;d one
25 Bone-dry
26 Med"val llrng
30 Ground covet
34 RIO
35 Comt0f1
37 Small bed 3a Squeals
39 MUSleal
composition
4 1 Cutro s land
42 V1tal1ty
London
62 Perleel
64 Owectton
65 Fwy -
&e -Anle>onett•
61 Untidy st.le
68 WW\I last
69 An atwasiv.
DOWN
1 Born In
2 Rhap9odin
3 Norw god
4 Wrong O..S
5 Footing
6 Fomenc
7 For Fr
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alfp()rt
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par1ICll)ant
1 I Coneemlng
12 Son of
1BR Apt. qu1et eomplu. ••••••••• $540/mo • Fr" utusl BUSINESS L MIN blinds, IQ closet, ar
the llsllngs In lhrs eal·
egory may require you
to call • 900 number
OOLll CLUBS w1lh or
without earl Oood
shape. $00. 494 6'160
In whleh tnere Is a•---------
charge per minute ncnTS 6075
Sttlng forotr. A~n Jay lArntr,
latt brilliant Vlrso lyncltt, told an
.. 1rologtr. "When I wrolt, 'On a Clur
Day You Can Stt fottYtr,' I llltrally
munt 11:· lArntr, with the • h ynott
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EMPLOYMENT
APARTMENTS -10-S-INESS ____ WANnD 5535
•FO_R_RE_NT ___ I OPPORTUNITY Deniah couple (Eng
2 Ofeh, 'Jake'• Women •m lpm. 0oo11n1e
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6106 •3rmalnaMesaVerde RTS 11000 WKLV
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ADVERTISING
Maitfmoth is 'the perfect destinati.on for outdoor-lovers . .
A s the .days get warmer, the
Sierr:i pe.:ib begin to shed
their snow to reveal '
meandering backcountry trails,
fragrant meadows, rushing streams
and myriad Alpine lakes. From April
through October. opportunities to
experience the.e glorious Sierra days
are endless.
Backpacking/Hiking
For many city d\ ... ellers, the perfect
antidote for fr.:iuled nerves is a trek
through the solitude o( the High
Sierra backcountry. Bad.packi hgl
hiking optrons range in length and
endurance from rdaxing. one-hour
strolls in and around the immediate
Mammoth Lal..es, Resort region to
overnight trip!> thJt lead adventurers
to high-country lal..es and meadows.
Wildern~s permits are required for
all overnight bacl..p.1ckers/h1kers
entering the John i\lui r and Ansel
AdJms \ \'1ldern~s areas. To avoid
conge)t1on on the trails, quotas are
enforced on mo)t trails for overnight
users. from July I through September
15. One half of the daily quot.ls are
available on a first-come, first-serve
basis the day 01 the hike; the
remainder are .wa1lable "1th advance
re!>ervJt1on through the U.S. forest
ServKe by \\nting the Mammoth
Ranger 01)tnct, P 0 Box 148,
Mammoth Lal.es, California 93546.
Permits mu>t be p1ded up in pt!rson.
The fore>t Ser\ ice Center \.\ill assist in
choo,ing a day h1l-e that be>t suits
intere>ts and lt!\els of phy)1cal (1tnes).
For more information call (6191
934-2505.
Bicycling
Crui>1ng Mammoth's wide-open,
'"oc.xfod spaces on mountain b1l..es is
Lakes. Cont.'.lct Mammoth Mountain
Ski area at (619) 934-2571 .
Hay Wagon Rides
For whimsical jaunts back ta the
Old West, youngsters and oldsters
alike will enjoy a hay wagon ride,
drawn by Belgian or Percheron draft
horses at Sierra Meadows. Hayrides
culminate in an old-(ashioned
hoedo\\n around a campfire,
complete with down-hocne fiddler
music and songs. For information, call
Sierra Meadows at {619) 934-6161 .
Horseback Riding
The town of Mammoth Lakes.
Red's MeJdow, Sierra Meadows and
June Lake are all starting points for
one-hour to full-day horseback riding
excursions along Mammoth 's
bacl..country trails. For more
information call the Mammoth Lakes
Visitors Bureau at (800) 367-6572.
Packing
Imagine e ploring the scenic Sierra
all day by hor~ or mule and in the
evening arriving to a crnckling
campfire and a home -cooked meal
prepared by a wrangler. These are
only a few o( the highlights that m.:ike
a Sierra pack trip an elo.Citmg
adventure for the whole fomily. For
more information call the Mammoth
Lakes Vi)1tors Bureau at (800)
367-6572.
Spring Skiing
Corn· snow, caused by the alternJte
melting and freezing snowpack, is a
nJtural cond1t1on l)'p1cally associated
with late sf...11ng. Mammoth is the corn
snow capital of the U.S .. boasting
some.of the best and latest spring
skiing in the country. For information
on Mammoth's spring ski season all
the Mammoth Mountain Ski Area at
{619) 934-25 71.
Watersports
Mammoth's aquatic playgrounds
come to life in 'April, replacing the ski
slopes as the main attraction. '
Throughout the temperJte spring and
summer months, the many lakes and
streams brim with a plethora of water
activities such as canoein8 on smaller
lakes; Ultamaraning; sailboarding;
and jet skiing and S<iiling on Crowley,
J~ne and Horseshoe Lakes. The
Owens and Walker Ri-.er provide
ideal conditions for kayaking. and
June and Horseshoe Lakes are a
swimmers delight. Crowley Lake is
noted (or water-skiing (the season
kic~s of on Independence Day), and
June Lake's cool Sierra breezes
produce excellent conditions for
sail~arding.
~or additional in(ormation about
ou(door adventures at Mammoth,
stop by the Inyo National Forest
Visitors Center located at the
entrance to Mammoth on Highway
203. During the summer the center is
open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For
lodging questions and information
about the area, call toll free,
1-800-367-6572.
Sightseeing
Mammoth is situated in the heart
of a fascinating geological and
historical region providing visitors with
countle)S, intriguing sight,5eeing
opportunities:
Devil's Postpile National
Monument
This fa!lcinatlng monument, located
14 mile) from the Mammoth Visitor
Center '1a Red's Meadow Road, is
the site of an unusual geological
formation created 100,000 years ago
by cooling lavJ passing from the
Earth's crust through i\-'\ammoth Pa!>S.
The resulting formJ tions are columns
of ba~ltic rock, standing 40 to 60
feet high. Day users of the Red's
Me;idow Valley, \\'hich includes
Devil's PQ)tp1le, are required to ride a
sh uttle bus into the area The bus
operates JunP through September ,mt.I
departs daily from the MJmmoth
Mountain Inn parking lot for a small
round-trip foe. The monument is a
short one-quarter-mile h1l..e from
where the bus stops.
Hot Creek
located three miles south of
Mammoth Junction rust off H1ghw;iy
395 Is Hot Creek, a phenomenon
created by live hot sprin~ ancl
fumarofes heatin.s a cold mountain
stream. Open from sunrise to sunset.
the area is a natural sanctuary (or
numerous High Sierra wildlife
including great horned owls, b.1ld
eJgles, spotted sandpipers, cliff
sw;illows, the Owens sucker ;ind tu1
chub. Because of extreme
temperatures, swimming m Hot Creel..
is not recommended. For more
information on Hot Creek. contJct
the Forest Service at (6191 934-2505
Convict uke
Convict Lake, the site of .m 1871
gun battle betv ... een escaped convicb
and a sheriff's posse, offers visitors
rugged scenery punctuated by sheer
cli((s and brilliantly colored folded
rock formations.
Mono Basi n National forest ·
Scenic Area
This magni ficent area. loc<1ted on
Highway 395 -25 m1~ north o(
Mammoth. Is known for 1b dehcJte
tufo formations (formed by calcium
deposits) and bird populations. For
millions of years, volcanoes e1<plooed
from the t.lepths of this inland sea 's
13-mile expanse h;iving lava strewn
islands (now hnvens to hundreds of
C;ili(ornia seagulls> and the eerie tufo
spires that give the l.1~e its lunar-like
land>eape.
Bodle State Historical Park
Located 17 miles north o( the town
01 Lee Vining and 1 7 miles ea:.t of
Highway 395, Bodie State Park is " •
living legacy to the area's Gold Rush
Days. Bodie, once housing a
population of 12.000 at the height of
its fame in 1879, is the only Gold
Rush era town maintained in a state
o( arrested dec.-iy. Visitors to the ghost
town can see vestiges of its rip-roaring
past in the 150 remaining structures.
Guided tours of some of 1hese and
other -area sit~ are offered during the
spring and summer months by the
Stale P Jrk Rangers. Call (619)
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outdoor recreation ;il sports. C)'cling is
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The Inyo National Forest's
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State Department of Fish and Came
at (61 9) 872-11 71.
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