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Attorney: Cops loliking to bust Campbell , Villa
~-Department accused of plotting to arrest former chief ·and captain for drunken driving . Jacobs disputes ,allegations.
By Tony Oodero
Stiff Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -An attorney for
fired Police Chief Arb Campbell and Capt. An-
thony Villa has sent oCf a fiery letter to city
and police officials accusing them of staging a
plot to arrest the deposed chief and captain for
drunken driving.
Attorney Jeff Epstein alleges that high-level
officials at the police department have dis-
cussed plans to arrest Villa and Campbell,
where to book them if arrested, and how to
handle the arrests.
"Most disturbingly, there was also a dis·
cussion regarding the fact that it is likely my
clients would physically resist the arrest and
the officers should be prepared to use what-
ever force is necessary to overcome the resis·
tance of my clients," Epstein wrote.
He said the matter "smacks of an effort to
force a physical confrontation with my clients."
Acting Police Chief Jim Jacobs called the
letter a bunch of "B.S."
Jacobs acknowledged that a meeting had
taken place between the officers to discuss the
possibility of an arrest involving Campbell and
Villa.
"We did have a discussion in one of our staff
meetings," Jacobs said. ''It was totally miscon·
strued by Mr. Epstein. h was just a discussion
A gweet deal
~ Strawberry vendor pledges portion of his
proceeds to help Newport Conservancy
purchase 56-acre Castaways parcel.
By Cathy Werblin
Stan Wit«
T he Newport Conservancy is reaping what David
Shullz sows.
And if his philanthropic plans grow as
scheduled, the conservancy will be benefiting from
Shultz· strawberry fields, forever.
In an attempt to help the conservancy purchase the
56-acre Castaways parcel at 16th Street and Dover
Drive from the Irvine Co., Shultz is contributing a
percentage of his strawberry stand sales to the group.
The stand sits on the site.
Shultz e>.pccts to contribute thousands of dollars this
season to the conservancy's multi-million-dollar effort to
purchai.e the propcrt.)·, and simil:ir contributions "'ill
come every strawberry sea on for as long as the
coni.ervancy i raising funds.
Shultz, 37. is a local stra\\berry farmer, produce stand
operator and landscape business operator. He grows
strawberrie on a 30..acre-lrvinc-rite teased from 1l1e
Irvine Co .. and operates five fresh produce stands under
the Mr. Stra, .. berry name. He also runs Custom Country
Landscape, a company specializing in weed abatement
and composting.
For the past several years, Shultz has worked with
various local charities by donating a percentage of his
stands' proceeds to worthy causes, he said. The idea to
of what to do if we have an encounter with one
of his clients."
Jacobs sa id the precaution is being taken 10
protect both the interest of the city and Camp·
bell and Villa.
"We wanted to do the right thing and make
sure it doesn't become a big issue," he said.
Jacobs noted one that one officer already
has documented an alleged Jan. 4 incident in-
volving Campbell. ,
The officer, Tom Schomburg, filed an ·•infor-
'mational report" with Jacobs stating that he
observed a gray van approach him from behind
at a high speed and nearly hit hi s squad car.
See POLICE/Sack Page
Judge rules that city is not
liable for ex-officers ' defense
By Tony Oodero
Stan Wnter
NEWPORT BEACH -A Superior Cou1l1uJge ruled
Thursday that the cit) does not ha'>e to pJ) 1h1.: leg.ii fee:. of
former Chief Arb Campbell and Capt. Anthon) \'tll.i, '"ho \\ere
ousted from the department 1n the '"ake of i.c\uJI h.1rJ!>~ment
allegation'), city officdi. said
Attorney Jeff Epstein had -.ought a court l rder to fl..>r('e lhc Cit)
into pa) ing for Campbdl and \ ll!J \ legJI fee~. Ep!>tcin Jtgued
that the ci ty had .. no leg:.il or I actual b;.isb" for nut pJ~ mg 10.
See RULING/Back Page
'People's Park'
· quietly-sold _
for $31 5 ,000
...,.. Auction of bayf ront lan d is not
well-publicized. says broker. Council must
approve lower-than-expected bid.
B~ Russ Loar s· .1 ...... :er
WES1 :-.F:.\\PORT -l hl! nJrrov. 'trctch of ba\·
lront IJnJ on1:c .. Jlled "Pcopk\ P.irl.." "J' ::.old 31 auc-
u m 'lhu1,JJ), but the: I 1\\Cr-1h.1n-c\pectcd bid v.1li re-
qum: .1ppru' :ii b~ the C11~ Couni.11
I he 3.ouo-,quare-foot lot on the "orner of 43rd
i,11t .. cl .. 111,I R1,er A'cnue ,,J., 5.olJ for _315.000 -an
.LI .:a'h ofter. Jn Ill 9, the f.m m.1r,kt:1 \Jluc pf the
prop.:!l) \\ll> uppr..11,cJ JI $32: .llUO to S3~0 000. Depu·
h ( 1\\ ~tlnafd !-.en Deli no '"nn-
Jucted the a~c1100. but declined
comment on the sale.
The Cl!) Council authorized
...ale of the propert~ for .,:i mini·
mum hid of $350.000 and v.111
hJ\e to apprO\c the lower bid be-
fore the s:ile become' frnJI
1 he auction -..... hrch auracteJ
c11?ht bidders -'-'l ad\Crtt~cJ in
the Orange Count'.Y scmon of the
Lo!> Angele~ Time>. But !>01m· 'J)
the cit\ ~hould ha'e made morc
of a effort to publrc1Le the auc-
twn locJlh
"If rd 'i.n,mn abvut It. ther1..·
\\1.1uld ha\e b1:en d lot m l>rC h1J-
Je1~:· 'J1J re.JI e~tJle hrnker
Tom ~t1lkr. l1wner ol Prupcrt)
'I just
question the
marketing
technique.
Why they cut
out the local
commun ity is
beyond me.'
-TOM MUER
rea! estate bro~er
Hou c Realtor:-. in Ne"port Bl..'Jch ~tiiler hcl:itdll~
heard Jt'lllLlt thc auc110n and "J" not al kmi.:J t1) bid
C\Cll 1h0ugh hl' \\J\ pre,cnt at the .iuctw•1 '111! l"huri.-
JJ\ mlUlllni,!.
··t\e ~ot :.lime clienh \\ho "'' ... Id l ,1\C ,k l11111cl\
been int~rc.,tcd 1n thJt pr,1pc11~ ... r-.t t1lc1 ,,uJ ... , JU ·I
quc-.tilm the markcung techn1-1uc \\ h\ the~ 1..11t out
thl! local commun1I\ '' bc:\vnd me ··
See BERRIES/'BD Page David Shultz, a.k.a. Mr. Strawberry, will donate some proceeds to the Newport Con crva ncy.
I he ~ealcd b1d). r:ingc.J frvm S5U.OOO to S~.:'ll.OUO.
but onh tho'e-\\hO m:.sdc -.cakJ h1J.., wcrc :illo\\cd to
See PARK/Bactc Piii
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MIDEIPORTS
We hardly knew ye
Irrelevant Weck XVIII, which
celebrates the last player being
picked in the recen t NFL draft.
will take on a new turn thi<>
year.
Instead of the anticipated
customary welcoming party start,
it will begin on a T ue:.day, June
22, with a farewell banquet.
Irrelevant Week originator
Paul Salata says the rest of the
week's ceremonies/celcbrJtions
will be announced soon, but that
it will definitely starl with the
farewell b.1nquet, and end,
naturally. with the "Welcoming
Party" on Sunday, June 2 7.
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Going for
the record
"If I can't do
wheelies on it, I
won't ride it."
So says Kurt Os·
burn, 23, who will
be attempting to
break the Guiness
Book of World
Records longest
wheelie on a bicycle
today at the Orange
County fairgrounds.
Sec story, A2
Photo by Mdrc M~rtln
Summer sc hool at Rollerblade High ,
Newport Bea.c h has been selected a one of 10 Southern
California sites for Rollerblade lnc.'s Blade School, which
teaches all ages the proper way to kate on in-line skates. l•s
registration 6egins Saturday at Nt'Wp()rt's Recreation
Department, 3100 Newport Blvd.
Clas es w111 be held Satur'Oy afternoons May through
September on the bbclctop behwen Newport E~SMntary School
and the strilnd. Equipment distribution •nd warm-ups are from
J:JO to 4 p.m., with instruction c~ ses from 4 to 5:30.
P•rtk:i.,.nt 'are askN to bring their own btH and
protecti\'e par. Howfter, equipment I provided on ite frtt of
ch.irxe. The cla ' cost $ 15 for aduh and S 12 '°' youth • For
mott info, call 6+4·3151.
INSIDE .
Dr.owning victim
A )anta Ana man dro-.vnt>d in
the occJn off 22nd Street 1n
Ne\'.port Be;ich Thursday
afternoon.
(Story, pJ.ge AB) •
Something for Mom
A se ntimental je\\eler !lponsor::.
and (",s.1y conte:tt for students.
but Mom·~ the winner
(Story, page A4) •
What a voice
A T <'Wtn~le tudenl e,\trh
honor ... tor hN singing talt.>nts
Story, p.1ge ,4.lJ
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Residents form a 'posse'
to battle graffiti problem
~ Many Peninsula Point
neighbors are alarmed
by sudden outbreak
of vandalism.
By Tony Oodero
sun wmer
BALBOA PENI NSLI A
POlNT -A graffll1·\\CJI') h.ind
of residents here ha\C lormcd a
"citizens' p1J,,c" tt) ... cnl..c h.1cl..
a~..iinsl the ri c of 'and.1INn 1n
their beachfront nc1ghb1.u h1.lo1.I
"We arc clcanmg up gr.1fl1t1
'"' "c cc rt:' .... ml l)J\11.1 Pettit.
.1 Pen1mula Point rc.,1<lcnt "lw
1i. i,pcarhc:.n.ling the clc.in·up
effort "We'll hJ\C \ptlttCrl> \\ho
'""go out :ind tell u \\here 11
1.,. C1tiien'i hu-.c t1.l get
Hl\Ol\Cd"
Pettit and her nc1ghNr' ha\e
become alormecJ at the re ent
me of gratf1t1 on the P')llll
WccJ..~ aao. Pettit \\.L\ :.igha t
"'hen \he round WC\l Jetty Par).;
covered with gnifft11.
Ju t la't Sund y. graffiu \\';h
found prayed on the ~i n at the
entrance to the point. 5'l Pettit
and her ncighbo~ \\Cnt to "'<'r\i.
to eliminate the often i\c
\Crawl in&~·
.. Pcl'plc c1.,mc dl"' n to 1 he
beach on ~u11lb) and "-C diJn'l
"·'"t them 10' 'cc that a\\ful
gralht1, · !'.hi.' \Jld Pettit and her
ne1ghhm~ h.1H no'~ j1.1ineJ ,.
together JnJ plan on purcha,ing
a c..1,c of gr.1ff1t1 rcm1.l\Cr
But O,l\C Ntedcrhau .... the
cit)' gcncrul ... cf'1.:"C" d1re~111r.
caut1vnt.·d th.11 the 1c,1dcnh
prob .. 1hl\ ,h,1uld11'1 Ir) to r,mO\C
grafhll fr,,m cil) pnipctt)
"\\ c Ul)n t \\ .tnt t<I oi ... cou1 ,1gc
am~,,h. hut we h,t\C ... omc re;il
rc'c" .it1nn .... " N11:,lc1 h.n1., ~.lid
· I he hc-.t U\C of \oluntr:er
u,,,,t.1ncc '' to let u' lo.no"
when~ it "'o \\C l .tll lean 11 up
Jnd h1r the pmate c1l1Lcn-. tu
clc.m 1t up on pt , ... uc property.··
~1c:ucrh:.ius ud..nu,~led •ed.
h1..1~c,cr. th:.st budget cutbac;.lt.\
.... 111 force him to tnm back h1
<lcpa1tmc11l b) t\\o people, thu.:t
malo.ing 8.r.1thli cleanup all 'he
mo1e J1fltcult.
Police und reMdcnt) have
hcconic incrca angly concerned
atx,u 1. the 1i .. ing incidents of
gang "'" 1ty and graffhi in
Nc\\pon Beach. And a newly
formed aana ,. k force hi\
craftcU a antl·araffiti ordinance
th:it w uld mike it 1llepl to
raff1ti tools like acroeol
nd Cclt-tjppcd marten.
Aa Frtc:lay 1 April 301 1993 N1Wpoft Beachleo.ta M ... Daily Pl
to ca I 0 n ly
Managing Editor Steve Marble, 842--i321 ext. 386
This bomb scare
turned out to be
a lot of rubbish
E XCEPT J.'OR THE NOISE, HOW WOULD
TllEY BE ABLE TO TELL? -A phone call
was received Wednesday at the Huntington
Beach office of Rainbow Disposal Co., the rubbish
hauler.
Until further notice, operations manager Richard
Timm was advised, no trucks could be unloaded at
the landfill in Sand Canyon.
What's the problem?
A bomb scare, that's what.
Today's
Question
Seems that a "pressure-sensitive
explosive device" had been discov-
ered at the dump site. ·
For three hours, no trucks were
allowed to unload. All of which
prompted these Questions of The
Week from Joseph Waterworth,
Rainbow's safety manager:
President
Clinton has
been in
office for
100 days.
What's your
assessment?
(as~cd at the Oasis
Senior Center)
"I think he's doing a
nice job. He seems
like a good man."
DOROTHY CLARK
Newport Beach
"I think he's on
target, and even
though he's slowed
down, I think he
will make it."
"He's trying, but he
hasn't done too well
yet with all those
Republicans against
him -and I'm a
Republican."
"I don 't thinJ... much
of him. He's a boy
trying to do a man 's
job."
FRED REVELY
Newport Beach "Why would anyone bother to
blow up a garbage dump? And, if
anyone really trashed the place,
how would they be able to assess
the damage?"
Photos dnd interviews
by Lee Pdyne
ANN McCLURC
Costa Mesa AMY McCOLLUM
Newport Beach
Local
Scene 0
WELL, IF YOU THINK THAT'S
'WEIRD -Didn't you just love
LorlAnn Basheda's story in Thursday' Daily Pilot,
telling of a phone call recei"ed from Mesa Consoli#
dated Water District director Henry Panian?
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And weren't you heartened to learn that Panian
agrees with e"er-increasing criticism of the public-
expense bills being incurred by water officiaJs at-
tending conventions and other aquacades -while,
at the same time. planning to raise your rates as
much as 23 percent?
And where "'as Pan1an calling from?
He was phoning from a South Lake Tahoe resort
hotel and casino. that'!. where. That's the site of this
week's conference convoked by something called the
Association of California Water Agencies. This is
pretty heavy stuff, )0 naturally it attracted the entire
local board and whomever. And guess who's picking
up the tab?
Ah, well, let the casino chips fall where they mr\y.
Waterboys will be waterboys. And this is only the
beginning of the din. Gunga.
0
UH, HOWDY, NEIGHBORS -There was an
early morning kn ocking on the front door the other
day, and there stood a police officer.
Sergeant Robert Venezia of the New York City
Police Department, to be precise.
He's in Corona del Mar to attend a Y.edding on
Saturday. His own.
The handsome and muscular Venezia will be tak-
ing up residence a few blocks away, and l was
happy to welcome him to ou r relatively crime-free
neighborhood.
But his visit scared the hairballs out of the hou c
pussycat, Crystal. She Oed from the scene, whimper-
ing and cowering under the nearest bed.
A look outside explained Crystal's scary jump-
start. There stood the beauteous bride-to-be, Tracy
Watkins, holding the reins on two large and shaggy
dogs, humongous enough to make St. Bernards look
like Chihuahuas.
One was half-wolf, half-malamute. The other was
composed of equal parts of Labrador retriever and
bull mastiff. Their combined weight: approx.imately
180 pounds. Tracy herself is a mere I JO-pounder,
but she was in complete control.
At this writing, Crystal still is in hiding. But I'm
feeling a lot safer these da}S, knowing that a sea-
soned Manhattan cop and two monstrous mutts are
wichin shoucing distance.
(Note: Venezia plans to open a private in-
vestigative agency here. His first assignment: to
track down and return the darned cat.)
0
WELL, IT'LL GIVE SOMEBODY A UTILE EX·
ERCISE -There's a rather insistent invitation
'Wheelies are my life,'
says man who wants
to set Guiness record
S ome people might liay Kurt Osburn b jultt spinning h1i.
wheel!>. bur the 23-year-old sandblaster believes his
offbeat passion for popping wheelies will someday be h1
vehicle to fame.
"lf I can't do wheelies on it, I won't ride it," Osburn said
while demonstrating his talents at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mei.a Thursday. "Wheelies are my life."
So it is befitting that the Fullerton man will attempt to break
the Guiness Book of World Records longest wheelie on a
bicycle today at the Fairgrounds. "Non-stopping. No breaks.
You drop it, you start all over," Osburn said, ad mitting he was
a bit nervous.
The existing record or 5 hours, 12 minutes and 33 seconds
was et by a wheelie-popping Frenchman in 1990.
"I wish I would have got to ee it," 0 bum said, gazing off
into 1he distance through his dark blue shades. "But that's why
I (dyed my hair) red, white and blue. lo say: America is whe re
(wheelies) came from. We're bet1cr."
Osbum's hair isn't always red, \\I.Ile and blue. "Sometime~
it's solid red or solid blue," he said.
Osburn also ha wrapped his banana seal in red, white and
blue Oag material, and attached a plate announcing "l am the
king" to the fron1 of his custom made wheelie bike.
The king of wheelies, Osburn shyly explains, adding that he
works hard for the title.
After sandblasting at his dad's business weekdays, Osburn
sets out for at least an hour-long, non-stop wheelie each
evening. ·
Asked if he has a girlfriend: "No time," he says.
Orange County Fair
Youth Expo 1993
Snakes, Frogs and Lizards on logs!
When: Today 9 am. to 3 p.m. and
Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Admission and parking are free
hents include a Rollerblade
show. reptile safari, jazz festival and
talent show. Concessio n stand~
throughou t the grounds will pro\1de
lood and bc\eragcs
Osburn is o
dedicated that he
even hauls his bicycle
on vacation with lum:
wheelies during a
blizzard in Vail,
Colo., wheelies on
The Strip in Las
Vegas.
And everywhere
Osburn goes, he
draws a crowd.
"I'm a shoy.off,"
he said. cracking a
smile. "And the
nature of this
Kurt Osburn practices his wheelies thursday.
bu~1ness is to be the center of auention."
Osburn said he started doing wheeliei. at age \), but he didn't
start to take the ~port seriously until about four yc:ari. ago aftc:r
meeting people who have turned the pa'>time into a c.Jeccnt
Is\ ing. "I know people in the busine ," he ltJid
Osburn's goal 1s to Y.heelie across America, po))1bly for
charities, and even tu:illy around the ~orld.
The longest .... heelie 0 burn has sustained 1!. 51'! h~1ur' -
long enough to mal..e him confident that he .,..ill beat the
Frenchman's record toda}.
But he isn't tal..ing an} chance~: 'Tm gonna get to bed earl}
tonight," he \J1d "Right after the Simpsom."
-Dy LoriAllfl B:uhc·clu
from the Orange County chapter, American Di-
abetes Association. Seems it's sponsoring a "Tour
de Cure" classic on May 15, in which participants
can walk, ride a bike, skate or roller-blade along the
Santa Ana River Trnil. Optional distances range
from 2.5 to 45 miles.
Kathy Corbin. ADA's area director, asks if 1 plan
to participate 10 the fund-raising exercise.
Daily Pilot readers are invited to a Shoving off soon auction, h9rs d'oeuvres and no-host bar.
preseason Wet Wednesday Summer Series Tickets are available at all Newport Beach
event -"All Aboard for Literacy," sponsored by the libraries (Newport Cc nler, 856 San Clemente Or.; Billboa, 100
newspaper and Hornblower Dining Yachts -May 12 from 6 E. Balboa Blvd.; Corona del Mar, 420 Marigold, and Mariners, Certainly. I'd do anyt hing for diabetes, which has
done so much to me. If a couple of strong maratho-
ners could be recruited, I'd prefer to cover the dis-
tance in a sedan chair.
to 8 p.m. 2005 Dover Dr.) for a $10 contribution.
The evening, a fund-raiser for the Newport Beach Public The 2nd annu.1 1 Dally Pilot/Hornblower Dining Yachl s Wet
library literacy program, will feature a two-hour sunset c ruise Wednesday Sum mer Series -a cross between a Ooaling lown
Jerry Kobrin 's column runs Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
aboard the California Hornblower (brought to Newp~rt Harbor hall meeting and backyard barbecue -will begi n in July. look
especially for this event), music, dancing, prizes, a silent for more dct'1ils in upcoming editions of the Pilot.
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'"' ' Li" Hoag Memorial Ho1pltal
Ap•• 19
~••n •nd Gulyn P•utsch (lhl.i
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Mk h.trl and TrKy Murphy Co>t.a
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Chmtophet •nd Sus•n Mo<rOIW
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COSTA MESA
8mlol treet A 1oun .. 1 trom
l h.1 l.1 •t I tuld poh e ht'r pul"S(> "·h
<.hlff•n \\1>tfnp;.rl.1\ when she ~o..icl
1n ,, huue: ltnt' ,JI the Red l ion
ln11 lltl' pur '-t' 'onldtnt"d .!,000
lh.11l.1ncl d,11f 11, S2SO Canad1dn
um n1 \ Jnd ').!fiO ca<oh
C abrillo fool, \\ ert• rt.>ported
't11l1•n l Ut.>•,d.1" 1rom thr• g.udgt> ol
I h <i!TW Ill lh1• .!00 bloc lo.
I bth Plan• \ l11k<> ~J" wported
I• •l1•n I 1t-,<f.1\ I rum the garage ol
•• h• llfl(• tn tht• 400 blOC'I.;
Walnut lreet A, tele"1s1vn
n11• 11M,hl' .ind lamer a \\.ere
1111011~ ne,ul\ S \ 000 .... l,.rth ot
rt'f'm, ~ tOlt•n 'S;i1urciil}' from il homt>
1n lhf' \00 bind,
Fairview Road '\n 1utn wa~
wpor1t f \IOI~~ \.\ l>dn~d~ lrom
th1 lllOO bit>< I.
Harbor Boulevard '\t '\dam~
.\\l r w poh1 t.> .llre-..terl a
~·1.w.1r-olci w >rnan Wednesday
tor rtti..htul11m 1.,1..en tnlo custod\
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NEWPORT BEACH
Pe.Jr! A. 'dlt• cont.1ming rooghlv
$..! 000 m l,irF;e bills and some
pho1og1 .iph\ Wd't drl><:overed stolen
\\.l:'dne-.cl,iy from tht> bedroom
,l1r.t•t "'•'home in the 100 blr.x k.
1 Sth Street A Range Ro\.er w.is
rt'pnrtt>d ~tolt>n Wednesday from
Ill tront or,) home in the 700
hl1 H."
Ali o .\ ToyotJ w.t~ reported
'tolen WednesdJy from rn front of
,1 home tn the 500 block.
herrington Je\>;elry was reported
\tolen Wedn~ay from a home in
ttw l 900 bluet..
C•rnet In th<• 200 block,
'onwor•l' >pr.1y p.lmted 1n 1gn1a on
1tw \"·'" ol a homt'
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1N TUNE -Amy Decker,
a 14-year-ol.1, el1hrh-srade
honor student at TcW1nkle
Intermediate School, recently won
first-place
awards in three
singing
competitions.
The Costa
Mesa resident,
who is the
daughter of Ed
Decker, a
Newport-Mesa
Unified School
0 k District trustee,
ec er took top honors
Apnl 18 in the age 16-and-under
category of the National
As ociation of Teachers of
Singing, Los Angeles Chapter's
annual voice competitions at Cal
State Los Angeles.
Then, last Saturday, she picked
up l\.\O more fi rst-place awards at
Cal State Fullerton in the Musical
Art Club of Orange County's
annual competitions in piano,
instrumental and voice for
students from throughout the
county. First, she won in Voice
Classical I for ages 12-15. Later in
the day, she pulled off the top
prize in Voice Musical Theater II
for ages 14-16.
Amy studies piano and dance
and is completing her second year
of study in South Coast
Repertory's Young Con ervatory.
A member of the Costa Mesa
Children's Chorus, she soloed 11
the Inst three Orange County
Stage
Lites
Mnster Chorale
Ch mt ma)
Concerts and ~as
part of the
ch1klren') chorus
1n Opera Pacific'
"La Boheme"
la'>t \eU!>OO .
IN TUNE,
PART 11 -
Bro.td\.\JY
meg.i-.,tur
Tommy Tune
return' to the
Orange Count>
Pcrforrnang Art-.
Center Jul) 13-14
for l\.\O performance:> of hi~
acclaimed one-man !>ho". ··Tommy
Tune Tonite!"
The tall tapper, "'ho performed
at the center la!>t }Car tn · O}e B)e
Birdie." wall be bad..cd b) u
26-piece orche'>tra tn more than :!O
musical numbers by Cole Porter.
George Gershwin and lf'ing
Berlin.
"Tommy Tune Toni1e!" tickeb,
which range from SI 10 S38, go
on sale May 16 at the center box
office and all TicketMa!ill.:r outlet<,.
Call 740-2000.
SHIP SHAPE -JaLZ cruise.,
come to Ne"port Harbor
beginning nc>.t v.eekend "'hen
Cli pper Yacht Crui es of Ne'olrport
Beach launches an 80-foot,
149-passenger motor yacht
featuring a buffet dinner and
entertainment by Rtppington's
saxman Jeff K.ash1\.\J.
Joining local JUL scene regular
Kashiwa on the lo"'er deck
bandstand aboa rd the Nc"'port
Clipper Ma) 7-8 "-111 be
. ke)'boardi!lt Mark Stevens from
Take 6; bass pla}er Andrew Ford.
"•ho has pla)ed w11h Ronni~b"''>·
and drummer Dav..: Hooper of
Kiluhuea fome.
Upcoming act!> include Ch1L
Harri'> Quartet (M .1) 14·1 5): clcn;.i
& George G1ll1am Quintet ( ~1J~
21-22); Stephanie HJ~ ne11 Qu ... rtet
(May 28-29). and Son)a h~un
(June 4-5)
Three 45-minute -.ct:> "111 be
performed from 7 30 to 10 pm
each Friday and S:uurda~ thr~ugh
Sept. 25. Bei.tdes the lo"cr J1.: .. k
bandstand area, there's J 50-Coot
monitor of the band)tand on th1...
upper deck.
Cost is S25 per pe r~on. "tth a
buffet dinner a"ailable for another
$9.95. Park ing is SS. Re~rvations:
722-9200
SU PPED A MICK£Y -Hot
on the heels of Chu)llt)' Bono·~
area appearance earlier thi) "eek
"ith her band Ceremony comes
cuuntry rod lrom Macl.;ey Rooney
Jr. und the \.\aid Country Band.
l he d1m1nutn.e uctor·~
guit:.ir-pl:.a)ing !>On j:.im 9 p.m to
1:30 a.m. Ma) I I and June I ::it
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llf\d • CoM:i Mr.:)j, '
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v.ath LiLJ ~1inclli \\hr.:n she 1111\
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A4 Friday, April 30, 1993 Newport Beach/C01ta Me1a Daily Pilot
Busine
Bualneu Editor Tony Cox, 642~21, ext. 371
For~ the love of Mom
~ Jeweler sponsors
contest for students to
show how much they
care about their mothers.
By Tony Cox
Business EditC!f
COS1A ME A -Local
Jeweler Michael Walson ha\
strong feelings about mother
and Mother's Day, and tt \ no
wonder -he has two mom'i
The 35·year-old Wat\on has
the adopuve mother who raised
him from birth m Indiana. and
he ha" his natural mother,
whom. in spite of year' of
searching, he has been unable to
find.
"Mother\ Day 1s a special day
to me," said Watson, a veteran
1ewclcr who founded Gallery of
Diamond' a year and a half ago.
··1 have one mom whom I know
and one who\ in my heart who I
don't even know if !'the' alive."
In an effort 10 encourage
young people to realize and
appreciate the love they have for
thei r mother . Wabon is
ltpon<,onng a Mother\ Da y e ay
conte\t at Galkrv of Diamonds.
The contest, which i open to all
high school student in Orange
County, will award a
one-fourth·carat diamond,
valued at $400, to the Mudcnt
who writes the best essay
entitled "Why Mom deserves a
diamond.··
"I hope the contest will
inspire young adults to
appreciate and cxpre their love
fo r th eir mother<;, whether 1t'
their natural mother or their
adoptM~ mother," Watson 1,aid.
"There are thou,and of people
JU t like me. They have mother
They just don't k.now where they
are"
Watson has been trying to
find his natural mother, a
woman named Betty Price. for
more than a decade. He
investigated variou record ,
trying to find some trace of
Price, and he went back to the
hospital where he was born. He
went to what he then believed to
be his mother's hometown,
Noblesville, Ind. Watson even
went to ·area libraries and rifled
through high school yearbooks
from Price' teen-age years,
looking for a girl wi th a family
resemblance.
'Mother's Day is a
special day to me. I
have one mom whom I
know and one who's In
my heart ... 1
-•1ue.wan.
jeweler
"Mo t people when they look
in the mirror see re. cmblance.
10 '>Omconc," Watson said.
"When )OU don't I.now your
hcrttagc. 11·, a very trangc
feeling. t:.ven 1f l could sec an
old picture uf her . .
'If ~he's alive, he's 57. The
longer l wail, the more risk I
have of he r not being living any
more."
Watson hasn't met one of his
moth er<,, but he hopes lo get
some joy from encouraging local
student'> to grow clo~er to their
mom~.
Students intcrc tcd in
entering the contest can call
Watson at 668-1111 for
information. Deadline for
entnc'> 1s l·nday. May 7. The
winner will be ~iven the
diamond on Mother's Da).
May 9.
Home sales down from a year ago
~ March tally drops
4.5 percent from 1992
sales in that month.
months of 1992, said Leslie Apple-
ton-Young, vice president of re·
search and economics with the as·
sociation. "This is delaying an eco·
nomic recovery as well as an im·
provement in the housing markcl.
The Orange County re idential However, we are still looking ror-
real estate market !>Uffered an-ward to a solid spring home·
other setback in March, as sales buying season."
and prices of exi ting homes Some local Re:iltors expressed
dipped below yea r-ago levels, ac· similar optimism. Said one broker·
cording to a report by the Califor-age owner: "There's a lot more ac-
ni:i Association of Realtors. tivity now, Cen ainly, it 's not like
The report howed that Orange the go-go d:iys, but on the other
County home ales in March were hand, I'm very bu y ..
down 4.5 percent from March Local statistical trends are simi -
1992 levels, and the median price lar to those of the county. Ac·
Beac h property sales completed in
March than in Much 1992. Ac·
cording to Stewart, through the
first quarter of the year, Newport
Beach propeny transactions arc
S.8 percent behind the pace of
1992, a year in which Newport
Beach posted the fewest sales in :it
lea t th e last decade.
The po t·clection surge in con·
sumer confidence :ilso showed up
in Newport Beach sales activity.
According to Stew:irt. transaction!>
in the last three months or 1992
:ind the first month of thi year
were up more than 22 percent
from the ame four months a ye:ir
ago.
.-By Tony Co,.
of $218,690 was down 8.2 percent cording to Stewart Title, there
from a year ngo. The year-to-year were l 1.2 percent rewcr Newport
sales decline in Orange County ..-------------------------
was not as bad as the 13.3 percent
drop statewide, the a sociation re-
ported, but the price dcpreci:ition
was sharper th an the 5.6 percent
Californ ia decline.
Association officials blanwd the
decline on rainy weather and lip·
ping consumer confidence . The
se tback comes on the heels of a
surge in oon<;umer confidence -
and an uptick in home sales -
after last November's presidential
election.
"Cons umer optimism has
slipped in recent week • following
rising spirits during the l:i t few
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Friday, Apr il 30 awards at 1lS monthly business
breal..fast, beginning at 7:15 a m. at
lhe Holiday Inn Bristol Plaza. Cost
Call Daily Pilot classified advertising at 642-5678.
Negotiation Techniques
-Newport Center Library w10 host
a program on sales negotiations
techniques as part o( 1lS free
"Brown Bag lunch" series,
beginning at noon in the library's
community room. For 1n(ormat1on,
call 644-3181
IS $13 for members and S 15 (or r-r••••••••i~~~~~~····--·-·n no n-members. For inforn·,a t1on, call
574-8780
Wednesday, May 5
Small Busi ness
Resource Orientations -
The Newport Center l ibrary '' 111
host a breakfast program designed
to introduce small business owners
and managers to m(ormat1on
resources available at the library,
from 7.30 a.m to 9 a.m Another
4>nentat1on program will be held at
the same time on Tuesday, May 11.
For information and registration.
call 644-3188.
Tuesday, May 11
Women and ·Wealth -
Shearson Lehman Brothers will offer
a free advanced financial workshop
tor women, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:15
p.m. at the Newport Beach Libr.iry
on San Clemente Drive. For
reservations, call 955-7817.
Wednesday, May 12
Busi ness Breakfast
The Costa Me<-a Chamber o(
Commerce will present education
Business Tele phone Tips -The Newport I !arbor Are.1
Chamber o( Commerce and the
Newport Center Library will host a
free small business seminar entitled
"Blueprint for Telephone Success:
100 New Ideas." Reg1strat1on 1s not
required. For information, call
644 -31 88.
Thurs d ay, May 13
Women in Sales -The
Orange County cha pter o( Women
1n Sales will host its monthly dinner
meeting, from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m
at lhe W~tin Soulh Coast Plaza
Hotel. Cost is $25 for members and
$30 for guests. For reservations and
information, call 541-2001.
Wednesday, May 19
Tr.flnsgortation Worksh p -The Merchants &
M;mu(acturers Association will
present a three-day Employee
Transportation Coordinator
Certificatio n workshop, from 8· 30
a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 19, 20 and
21 at lhe Sheraton Newport. Cost r..
$395 for members and S4 70 for
non-members. Call 558· 1550.
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A rekindl~cJ love for the national pastime
I told m)sclf th1u I wouldn't go to a ball game this year.
Like a lot of fans, I wa disgusted by
outrageous player salaries and prima
donna attitudes. 111e ownerll deserve
much of the blame. After all, they're lhe
Editor's
Notebook
ones bidding $3 million a
~ }Car for .220 hitters, and
thanks to their selfish.
short-sighted ways, they
don't even h~we a
commi\Sioner to kick
around anymore. They can't
seem to rind the right
puppet.
My disgu 1 reached its
i.cnith an the first couple
week!> or the season, which
is usually one of the most
exciting time!. of )Car for an
avid spom Can.
During the Dodgers'
home opener, the
oft-injured Darryl Stra""berry, he of the
pretty swing and anemic batting average,
assailed a ran for catching a home run hit by
a St. Louis Cardinal and not moving out of
the way so his Strawne could make the
running catch and save the game for the boys
in blue. It looked to me li~c the fan had to
catch the ball or it would have hit ham in the
face. He rightfully assumed 1h01t Darryl
wouldn't be diving into lhe stands to make
the catch.
no-name euys were pitching. and the Angels
featured a hncup made up mostly or roo1'1e>
and second-year guys. There didn't seem to
be much threat of me accidentally breaking
my code of discontent.
Mnybe it was the big crO\\d, the gorgeous
sight of a well-manicured. big-league field, or
the smell of hot dogs, beer and sushi an the
air, but l couldn't help but get caught up 1n
the fun.
I thought Darryl was being a little silly in
trying to cover his own posterior at the
expense of a fan, but his antics paled in
comparison to tho e of San Francisco Giants
outfielder Barry Bonds, a pcrenninl MVP
candid3te with a new $44 million contract. A
sports writer quoted Bonds in a new book
3bou1 the grand old game, and Barry argued
that he should be compens:ucd. He ~anted
to be pnid royalties, as if he wasn't getting by
with his commercials, paid autograph
Witnessing the innocent adoration the kids
in the lltands had for their team. I recalled
how exciting it wa on tho'le occasion I got
to go sec my team, the Kansas City Royals,
when I was a child. I staricd to feel hke a
kid again. It was even Hat Night, and I got a
free Angels cap.
Westminster Huntington Beach
{71 4) 848-2039
signings and $7 million-plus a year in salary.
Perhaps he 'll insist that the bent writers in
San Francisco fork over some meal money
every time they want to ask him about his
latest failure an the clutch.
I was fed up, and I decided to bide my
time until football, the new America's Game,
began its season. l figured l could do without
The Wave, beach-ball games in the stands
and SS parking until September or so.
However, a friend of mine came to town
last weekend, and he wanted 10 sec the hot
new.Angels. I gave in, but that didn't mean l
had to en1oy it.
The Red Sox were in town. A couple of
The game itsclr wa exciting, too. Rookic!l
J.T. Snow and Tim Salmon -a couple of
guys who. for the moment, are making le'l'I
money than the pre-.1dcn1 -delivered big
hits as the Angels rallied 10 wan. Ma}be n's
because much of the team isn't far rem01.cd
from Triple-A ball, but the Angels
you ngsters hustled like Ricky Hcnd~rllon on
a contract drive.
My love for the game "\as rekindled Uut
maybe it was a fluke that only the
overachieving Angels could deliver. Aller all.
J.T. is the son of a football player.
Tony Cox is tbe busintss editor.
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Cost• Me1a,, 92627.
Today
Senior Forum -
"Medicare, MediCal and You" will be the topic at a Senior Hospitality
Forum to be held from 9 to 1 1
a.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior
Center, Pomona Avenue and 19th
Street, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 646-2170.
Saturday, May 1
Derby Days -Court
Appointed Special Advoc.ltes of
Orange County will hold its sixth
annual Derby Days fund-raiser,
featuring mimosa~. luncheon and
mu)1C as well as 11\e Kentucky
Derb'r co'rerage. wagering and a
silent auction from 11 30 a m. to
4.30 pm. al the Hyalt Newporter,
1107 Jamboree Road, Newport
Beach The co~t 1s S75 per person.
For 1nlormation, call 935-6460
Pop Wa rner sign-ups -
Costa Mesa Pop Warner Football
will begin sign-ups for the 1993
)eason near the Co~ta Mesa High
athletic fields. :.tJrting at 10 a.m.
Any boy or girl living in the
"-lewport-Mesa Unified School
District attendance area between
the ages of 7 and 14 as of Aug. 1 ,
1993. and weighing 45 to 140
pounds who \.\-an~ to play tackle
football or become a cheerleader. is
e41g1ble to sign up Fe~ are S 100
for the lirst pl.i>er or cheerleader
·and S50 for a second member of a
fam1h. Financial ass1~tance 1s
a"a1lable.
R\.lmmage sale/Car was h -Sa"e Our Youth (SOY)
will hold a rummage ~le and car
-wash from 10 am to 2 pm at the
Rea Center, Hamilton A\/enue and
-Nieyer Place. Co!>ta Me~ All
proceeds \.\111 benefit SOY To make
a donation to the sale, call for a
pick-up at 545-0753 or drop off
goods at the site
Taste of Co rona del Mar -The Corona del Mar
Residents A!.soc1at1on will present
the Second Annual T .hte ol Corona
del Mar from 2 to 4 p m. at the
Oasis Senior C1t1.zen Center, 5th
and Marguerite There is no charge
for food and non-alcoholte
beverages. and a small charge for
wine and beer. For more
1nformat1on, call 675-2241
Ramona Ripslon interview -Patt Mornson and
Hugh Hewitt of KCET's "Life &
Trme; ' wrll rr ter. ew Ramona
R1pston d1rec.1or ot the ACLU of
Southt-rn Calilurn1.i, in a public
program at 4 30 p m at the
H1stonc Orange County Courthouse
1n Santa Ana. Ht-w1tl, Tu;t1n
attorney, 1~ a columnist for the
Daily Pilot and ho'ts a weekly radio
show Tickets for the event are $20.
Fur more information tall
722-7775.
Junior lea~uc fund -raise r
-The Junior Ieague of Orange
County will ho~t the "Upto, ... n
Hoedown" from 6 p m to
m1dn1ght al Cryst.il Court to bt'nellt
the organ1.zat1on ~ communit)
proiects The e"enl will include
dinner. t'A>o-stepp1ng and a silent
auction. Western anrre is
encouraged Tic.kel5 are S39 99.
Call Junior League headquarters at
261-0623.
Tuesday, May 4
Parks meetin g The
Parks. Beaches and Recreation
Commission o( Newport Beach will
hold its May meeting at 7 p m. 1n
Lhe City Council Chambers. 3 300
Newport Blvd r or more
1nformat1on, call 644-3151
Wednesday, May 5
Exploring the l ower Volga -"The Lo .... er Volg,1
Today" 1s the title of a iree ~l1de
presentation and lecture at 7 p m
1n the Vince Jorgensen Community
Center, ad1acent lo the M.mners
Branch Library, 2005 Oo"c•r Or ,
Newport Beach Pre!t<!nlt'd by
lames Fulton. the f1~l We-,terner tCJ
v1)1! the area of tht> former So"iet
Union ~·nee 19J8, the progrJm \.\.111
offer a current perspenrvt' ul an
area closed for 50 yetH' for
information, c.111 644 3181
Speak Up Newport
"The Gang Ta;\ Force• will ,1cJdr(''>>
community involvement and how
to deal with the growing problt'rm
around us during .1 mt>t't1ng of
Speak Up Newport There ,1lso will
be a police update on the r ourth of
July 1n Newport Beach R('C«>pt1on
begins al 5 30 pm. program at
6:15 p .m at The Villa Nova
Rest.lurant, 31 3 1 W Coa~t
H ighway, Newport Beach. For
more information. c.ill 541 4226.
Saturday, May 8
CHOC Luncheon -To
benefit the Pediatric C.1ncer
Research Foundation at CHOC rn
Orange, the Newport Harbor
Alumnde Chapter of Delt.1 0 ha
°'lt.l will bto having rts 1 1th annu.11
luncheon and (,nhion 5tlOW w11h •
s41ent auction •nd opportunity
df1w1ns, This year's f adiion show
, will ~ done b't CryR.ll Court At
South Coast Plaza. The e-.;ent is at
the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport
Beach at 11 :30 a.m. For
Information, call 721-8510.
Tuesd ay, May 11
Enen~ize your life -
Learn tecnniques for feeling happier
and healthier by conquering
negative energy at a free Brown
Bag Lunch series program 1t noon
in the Community Room of the
Newport Center Libr.:u")', 856 SJn
Clemente Or., Newport Beach.
Psychiatrist Jordan Weiss will off er
insight into the p))chology o( ,
health, especially how a per~n·s
emotions affect the ability to fight
disease. Call 644-3181.
Saturday, June 12
Songs of th e Redhead
-The H'ne Arts Committee of
Temple Bat Yahm pre>en~
singer-actor Don Croll in hb
portrayal of Danny Kaye m the
Social Hall at Temple Bat YJhm,
1011 Camelback, Newport Beach
at 6 p.m. Call 644· 1999
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WE OFFER SO~lliHISG ~OT
FOl''D I~ ~'EWPORT BEACH.
Costa Mesa Pop
Warner football will
bealn sign-ups for the
1993 season near the
Costa Mesa High
athletic fields, starting
at 10 a.m. Any boy or
girl living in the
Newport-Mesa
ASSISTE D LIVI G
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Unified School
AFFOR DABLE PRICES.
District attendance
area between the
ages of 7 and 14 as of
Aug. 1, 1993, and
weighing 45 to 140
pounds who wants to
play tackle football or
become a
cheerleader, i
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eligible to sign up.
fees are $100 for the
first player or
cheerleader and $50
for a second member
of a family. financial
assistance is
available.
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Mermaids
bring music
to 1m1e ears
~ Maritime treasure hunt
helps Philharmonic provide
music education in schools.
There was nothing fishy about it
... A dozen small boats loaded
with Mermaids landed at the
docks of the Lido Isle Clubhouse
following a maritime treasure hunt
benefiting the Orange County
Philharmonic.
The Mermaids arc a group of
B.W.
Clllc
ladies from the
Isle of Lido
dedicated to
bringing music
education into
the public
chools. The
queen mermaid is
organization
chairwoman Debi
Donsker. \\-ho
did a grand JOb
of rounding up a
-----'.la rge chool of
Society foh for the boat
Editor rail> and dinner.
----·· The \Cry energetic Jean TandO\HJ.y handled
the P.R.
More than JOO guem follO\\Cd a
marvelous treasure map leading
the small annada of Mermaid
ves~els around the Nc"port
HarboFin scum of dues. At eacl1-
appointed dcs11na11on, a piece of a
puzzle was found. adhincing the
treasure-seeker~ on" ard to deeper
"atcrs in search of the final clue
to end the m)'~tef) nnd send them
back lO cockt a1h and dinner at the
clubhouse! A loH:ly dinne r "'a
indeed waiting. scl"\eJ in a fc~tive
atmo~phere dumin..atcd b)
paper-machc King Neptuncs and a
nod. of colorful creature~ of the
cep A trcn urc auction follo\ltcd
nd included C\C~ thing from fane
rt to fine dining to J 'cry fine
uffy 18 fool Whispe r Dri"'e
lcctric Doat 'alucd at $14,000.
En JO) mg Jhc affair \\cre ClarL.
nd Lockie Leonard, Amelia and
arty LocL.neyJoyce Luithle and
ob Gilmore, Jnd Sandra Dunn.
ha1l"'Aom:in of the Lillo
'Mermaid" Group.
---Society
Society Editor aw. Cook. 642-4321
From left, Jean Tandowsky, Sandra Dunn and Debi Oonsker.
"The funds we rai c todny will
go to the Phil harmonic to suppon
music educati on in the schools.
Wuhoul th is program. supported
by many dedicated groups in the
area ... including ours ... most of
the children. in county pubhc
~chools would ha' c no music edu·
cation at all." said Sandra Dunn.
''Cnn yo u imagine having no
cxpoc;urc to music in school as a
child ... it's unthinkable!" offered
one of the dcdicalcd ladies elling
Mermaid shirts to the cocktail
crowd . Unthinkable, indeed. But
\\-1lh l:ldies like the Lido Mermaids
at \\-Ork , ou r children will hear lhe
violins play.
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Cadillac Margarita ordered!
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6-1 Opm Wed May 5
Mother's Day Brunch $995
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Early Bird Special $495
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From left, Peg Reday, Joyce Merritt and Don and Romona Bernamonti.
NEWPORT TRADITION ENDS!!
Girls At Bidwell's Retire
After 45 years in busine ss on Lido,
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"We appreciate the support and
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and hope they'll all stop by and say
good-bye." says Jackie Warren,
Bidwell's owner.
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Established 1947
Clo sing Doors In Late May
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TULIPS 10 for $5
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POI.ICE
From A1
Epstein wrote. ''TaractinJ citizens -~ ~~~~-for arrest, when no criminal viola-
Newpoi't 8HchlCoata' M ... Dally Pilot
"The deci5ion tOday should noc have
defend the men.
Bwlmmar
drowns ,
in big surf
He alleges that the driver, whom he
identified as Campbell, then swerved
to his left to block his movement.
No :me t was made by the officer
and police conducted no further in-
vestigation of the incident.
tions have ~curred, is a clear vi-
olation oft citizens' civil ri&hts."
City Attorney Bob Burnham said
he had no comment on Epstein's let·
ter.
City Manaaer Kevin Murphy fired
Campbell and Villa after a four-
month investigation into allegations
of sexual hara sment by 10 former
and current women police employ-
ees.
"I think it is a confi rma tion that the decision
and the process by the council was a correct
one," City Manager Kevin Murphy said of
Thursday's ruli ng by Judge James Smith.
surprised anybody," said R. CraiJ Scou, the
anomcy hired to represent the caty in the sexual
harassment case. "The law p~idcs that the city
can make any one of three ractual
determ inations and they don't have to pay a
defense."
Those include proving that the officen acted
with actua l malice, acted ouliide the scope of
their duties, or eng::iged in a connict of interci.t,
Scott said.
NEWPORT BEACH -A
S3nta Ana m3n who went for a
swim after drinki ng beer with
friends drowned hue Thursday af·
ternoon at the 22nd S1reet beach.
police said.
In his letter, Epstein vowed to file
a lawsuit against the city ff Campbell
or Villa become targets for arrest by
Newport Beach police.
When four women filed a sexuaJ har1tssmen1
lawsuit againi.t Campbell and Villa last
September, city officials hired Santa Ana
nttomey Bruce Praet to defend them. "I( it turns out the city was wrong in the e
determinations, then the city has to pay at the
end," Scott said.
Jose Cardenas, 27, wa pro·
nounced dead on arrival at Hoag
Hospital after paramedics were
unable to revive him. An Orange
County Coroner spokesper on said
an autopsy to determine the exact
cause of death is scheduled for
this morning.
"It is unbelievable that the city of
Newport Beach Police Department
'would tnrget my clients for arrest,"
Both men have denied the al·
legations and have filed lawsuits
against the city charging they were
the victims of a ·l'witch hunt."
Praet later was dismissed by the council
fo llowing a four-month investigation found
evidence of sexual harassment at the police
department, but not before he collected
$13,000.
Official s have predicted it will take two years
or more before the lawsuit makes it to court.
Neither Praet, who continues to represent
Campbell and Villa, nor Epstein could be
reached for comment Thursday.
Campbell and Villa both have been fired as
well.
PARK
Fro m A1
According to Newport Beach Lt. continue the bidding.
property if his bid had been successful. Alward be-
li eves the city could have sold the property for a
higher price.
Don Chandler. Cardena had been
drinking beer with buddies shortly
after 4 p.m. when the group de·
cided to go fo r a swim in 4· to 5·
foot waves. After he was missing
for about 20 minutes. Cardenas
was spotted floa ting face-down in
the surf.
The friends summoned a pass·
ing officer on Ocean Front, and
paramedics we re called. However,
efforts to revive Cardenas were
unsuccessful. He was pronounced
dead at 5:42 p.m.
The land was cized by the city in J936 for un-
paid twccs and forgotten until the late 1980s.
Neighbor Jack Alward, 72, a former fi reman and
warehouse foreman, planted and cared for th e
property since 1964 and led the fight to have th e
land converted into a park. Voters rejected selling
the land in 1989, but approve d the sale last No-
vember.
"They didn't adve rtise it locally and they hould
have," Alward said. "There ore many contractors
down here who would have liked to bid on it."
Although the top bid was less that expected,
Newport Dench Mayor Clarence Turner said the
all-cash terms of the of(er will save the city
money, compared with other methods of financi ng.
"You always want to get more money," said
Turner, a real estate broker and owner of Trico
Realty in Costa Mesa. "Under the circumstances,
with a depressed real estate market, eight people
is a good amount of people to show up for a real
est:ite auction."
Alward bid S200,000 for the land. And although
he was a staunch def ender of keeping the land as
open space, he said he would have developed the
Chandler said police foun d no evi·
dence of fou l play.
BERRIES
From A1
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Shultz plans to donate S500
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sold, whichever is greater. This
should 1ranslate in10 1housands of
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The s1and opened April 2 and
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mid-July, Shultz said. The Dover
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customers. A banner reading
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vancy" draws attention to the
stand.
Jn addition 10 the monetary
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parcel for preservation.
Like Shultz' 01her Mr. Straw-
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grown on his •acre site. "This is
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Tiger!
~Harbor's Mark McAnl is
is headed for Princeton
to continue his education ,
as well as athletic career.
N ewport Harbor High's Mark
McAnli has been accepted
tC\ and will attend Princeton
University in the fall.
He will play on the Tiger '
volleyball team. After starting on
the varsity basketball team since his
sophomore year and the varsity
volleyball team since hi freshman
year, Mark's senior seasons were
cut short due to a knee injury and
subsequent knee reconstruction
~
April 30, 1993
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sport Editor Roger Carlson ..•. 642-4330 extJ87
Sports on lV-radio/82
Classified/B4
TraveVB6
Irrelevant
Week takes
diUerent turn
~ It'll start with the finish,
end with the start (naturally).
NEWPORT
UEACH lr-
rclc, ant Weel
XVlll, cdcbra11ng
the last pla)'e r
picled in 1hc re·
cent 1'at1onal
fuotb:ill League draf1 <Tampa Ba)\
Daron Alcorn. a punter place-k1cler
ou t of the Unt\e~tty ol Akron), ha'>
taken a new d1rec11on ... hackw.ards.
In stead of the ant1c1pated June
27 Slart "11h lhe customal) w-elcom·
ing part). It will begin on a Tues·
d.iy, June 22. w11h a forev.ell ban·
quet.
lrrelc1..Jnl Week originator Paul
SJlata sJ}) the rei.t of the weel..'l>
ceremon1c., celebra11on!> v. ill be Jn·
nounced M>On, that the onl) thing
set in )lone at this point I!> the )tart
(v.1th the farewell banquet), and the
end (Sunda). June 27. v.uh 1he
"\\ekoming PJrt).")
It v.as also disclosed thJt there:
\\C:re no winner) in the conle!>l tu
gues!> v.ho would be Mr lrrele\JOt
X\'111, thu) the Balboa O:.t) Club
hJs been i.pared hosting someone
•
caused in a freak
accident at an
international
volleyball
tournament in
Canada in
November.
--Coromr dci
Mar's Krntcn
Spataro'
recovered from
the same
operation to
become
Princeton's
U.'~o.., ......
and J gue')t for a v.eekcnd. 1ndud_· -t·---
1ng a free SunJJ} brunth
Volleyball
starting seller as
a (reshman in the
1992 season. The eAten' ive
improvement 1n rehab1htat1on
allowed Kristen to return at better
than she was before the in1ury.
Although the Ivy League schools
have no athletic scholJrsh1ps.
McAnlts' academic eAccllence w 111
provide him "1th enough aid to pay
for his educ:iuon. He wall JOin
another ex-Sailor, ~fatt Sherwood,
on Princeton's nationally-ra nked
\Ollc)ball team.
Mark is currently assi ting Coach
Dan Glenn ontl-co:iching a H ·
under boy team for the Balboa Ba)
Vollc)'balf Club while he complete
his senior year. He is also spending
many hours in the weight room
See BRANDEJ12
Newport Hubor's Mandy Oayton, who set a school record in the triple jump, wins the 100-meter hurdles Thursday.
It's all a matter of tiniing
~ Newport Harbor girls 400-meter relay
team getting healthy at just the right time.
By R1ctwd Doon
Sporu wr.
SANTA ANA -Finally, Newport Harbor • H11b'1 11rts 400-meter relay ttam ls Intact. And
the tJmina couldn't be betttr witla tbe Sea View •
uape tnck and Odd Oaab loomin1 oat
Wttk.
Tbrouahout the 1prtaa, aomeone bas titber
bffn ab~at or lnju~ r~ Sailors Coacb Eric Twelt to ao
Oilalaa for a ftPIKetMat Ifs.
The Sailors, three-time ddtadia1 leapt champions in the
relay •Ith seaJor Mkbaela Rou as Ult lo..e murnlna mem-
ber on all lblft, tuMd up for their quest at a fourth con-
.sttutht title by winnJn1 on Thtu1day la 51.8 •&•Inst host
Saddleback lo the nnal dual kape IDfft ol the season. ·
Tbe Sailors wallo~ the Roadninners, ~9. lo Oo1sb un·
defeated ln St\en ltague meets this sprina. Saddlcback's boys,
meanwhUe, beat Newport Harbor, 87-49, to nn.ish the duaJ
league season in second place, while the Sailors concluded lo
third place at 5-2.
Ross, a nnt-rate high jumper who competed in that l'\tnt
aplnst Saddlcback for the first time since last year, th~w a
wrench into tht Sailors' handoff S)'Slem last wuk.
"I aot lo a car accident and hurt my (left) hand becau e it
1ot cauaht in the sbeerina "httl, and 1 had to S\\itch hands
(on lbe handofl's), '° the whole team bad to switch hands,"
said Ross. ''We've had such a precarious team; it S«ms like
'omeo .. Is ah¥a)·s hurt or missing.
"But 1 think we can (repeat as league champions). We've
won every time by a con ldtrable amount. It just depends on
our baadotts."
Sophomore Nikki Adorns runs the leadof'f ltg, followed by
Ross, sophomore ~fisry May and junior anchor Undsey Cur-
tis •
Sophomore Mandy Clayton, the defending league champion
See TIMING.iC
CdM races
past Irvine
~ Sea Kings use strength
in distance events to win.
CORONA DEL .. w
MAR -Corona dcl £~
~tar High i. supcnonty ~ ,,.,
in the d1!>lance e\ent ~~
proved to be the dtf· ~
lerence 1n both the
bo)s' and garb' Sea \ 1cv. League
track and field tnumph' O\c r \1~11·
ing ll"1nc Yn Thur d:i)
See DISTANCE 82
Redshirt proposal nixed Trabuco puts Ea gl es on th e ropes
~ Bid for football scrimmage
also gets a 'thumbs down'.
By Barry Faulkner
Spons wrt.1it
BUENA PARK -A
proposal to allow high
school students up to 10 sc·
me ter • or until they
athletic ehg11'l1hty. from the time he she
enrolls in the ninth grade.
A bid to include the bo}s basletbJll
bad.court \ 1ola11on rule in girl., bJs·
letb.ill "J' Jppto\l!d, creating an op·
portun11y for the rule 10 be en:ictcd for
the 199,.i.95 e:.ison. 1f approved :11 the
state lc\el.
..._ Estancia's CIF playoff hopes dimming afte(
latest loss; rematch set for this afternoon.
By Barry Faut~er
SP<>IU Ytn:t1
Ct)OlC't' t.Cllljtnllll!
· \\ e \\Crc phi~ 1ng the n1h JnJ 1hc gnJb. but
nl1\\ ''ere in there \\tlh lion' anJ lil!er :· 'J1d
E..,tJnC1j (.\1 Ct J•h i...en ~hllJrJ. v.t11N~ team \
opened PCL plJ\ J. t. but hJs now. lll!>l con· "')' ~
'ccull\e homc·Jnd-homc ..,..
e\C hJnge!> "1th Laguna I ltlh and 1 rJ·
t'lU.:'ll 11111'
1 he \\OOZ~ Eagl !> ( 11· ll\trall, 5: 1r
kague) open thard-rou nJ pla) h.lJ.1)
ho,11ng mu de·bound 1 rabuco (9· ·I. h·
2 J. I). v. h1ch ha-. bullied El.1anci.1 for ~5
reached age 19, to complete their eight
i.emestcrs of athletic eligibility, and an·
other recommending the addition or a
prci.eason scrimmage for football w.cre
soundly def eatcd by the CIF Council
Thursday at the Sequoia Athletic Club.
The Sun et League .1bo introduced a
proposal to ha\c 50 percent of all
league's teami. automatically quahl) for
the Cl F pla} offi. in Jll ports. The 50
percent formula -qualifying the top
four teams in an eight-team league.
and the top three for i'<·te:un c1rcu11s
-is currently uscJ in bo)S and girl
basletball onl).
COS fA Ml:SA -The btJm:aa
lligh baseball team <,lJggcrcd a" a)
from the end of the ~econd n>unJ of
Pa 1fic Coa!>t League play 1 hur da)
daLed, bruised. and clinging to the
ropes to avoid the pum:h that m:.t) soon
knod. them out or CIF playoll conten·
tion --~~~~~~~~~~~~!!! run-. and 3~ hit alread} th1' v.ed.:.
Vi il1ng Trabuco Hills pounded out
The propo cd "red hin" rule would
hnvc modified current restrictiom. in
which a student has eight seme ter of
The 50 percent proposal \\111 be
voted on at the ne).t council meeting,
scheduled for October.
14 hit!> to back ~enior Carey Sm11h' comple1e g.1mc t\\O·h111er
1n o 6-1 Must.1ngs' 1.1c1ory that kft the once·r1"1·place E.1glc)
ll ~ 1itamc behind third-place Tr;1buco Hill' \lllh fi,e league
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• • llllPs have n Baseball standmgs Briefly From 81
in the 100 low hurdles for the Sail·
ors, had the most eye-popping per-
form:ince against Saddlebaclc, set·
tang a school record in the triple
1ump (33 fee t, 10~ inches), win-
ning the 100 hurdles in a season·
be~t 16.6 and placing scoond in
the long jump with a career-best
15-S'll.
She topped senior teammate
Tracy Teal's triple-jump record of
33-6 set last year.
Ro~s. who tied teammates May
and Tina Bowman for first place
in the high jump at 5-feet, won the
long jump with a season-best
bound of 17-2'h. Ross attempted a
5-8 high jump (her per onal record
1s 5· 7, accomplii.hed last year
a~ainst Corona del Mar), bu t
d1dn 't clear it.
"l don't like looking at a bar
that's a tall as I am, it's cary,"
said the 5-9 Ross. who has been
nur~1ng a sore back most of the
l>pring, but "ill compete in the
high jump m the league finals.
"It 's a mental barrier for me."
Cu ms, defending league cham·
pion in the 300 low hurdles, was
:mother standout for the Sailors,
"inning the 100 (13.0) and 300
hurdles (50.7), anchoring New-
port's 400 relay and finishing sec-
ond in the 200 (27.4).
Ne\\ port Harbor junior Gina
HeaJ!t won the shot put ( 41-511.2)
anti dtl.cus ( 133·6). while May won
the 200 (27.3).
DISTANCE:
From 81
The CdM boys secured a 78-58
\ 1ctor. in a meet that was close
unlll ihe final four or live events.
The Sea Kings, 3.4 in Sea View
meet~. ~"cpl in the 800 (Neal Par-
~on'>. Scan Daly and Daisuke Tsu·
Jtmoto f1n1shcd 1·2·3), the 1,600
( Parl.on:., Tim Timmons and Pal
Conlin) and the 3,200 (Brian
Sling by, Conlin and Timmons).
The CdM girls, 5-2 in the Sea
Vte\o\-, posted a 71-56 victory as
Megan Upham swept the sprints
in 12.9 and 27.7.
BOYi
Corona del Mar 78, lrvln• sa
100-1 Hong (C). 11 4 2 Clark 01. 11 4, 3 Me<cw1 ~I 11 6 200-1 DrMI (I), 22 9. 2 Hong (C). 23 0, 3 c:~a IQ 23 a. 400-1 o,;MI ~I. 53 s. ~. GlllCladl
IC) S4 6 3 K.asNri (C) SS 3. 400-1 l'llsons (Cl,
2051 2 o.-, IC>. 2102. 3 o r111~ eel. 2115. 1 600-I P111Gt1S ICI 4 49 4. 2 TlllWl10IW (C , 4 S 1 0,
3 COO'rl 1C). 4 54 2. 3 200-1 Slingsl>y (C). 10 40 7
BRANDE:
From Bl
gelling the kn ee back in shape.
Ha\ 1ng had many ex-players
con ttnue their education and
athletic careers at Princeton. I
ha\C fou nd 11 to be an e'(ccllent
opportunity for a talented athlete.
to continue 10 play in an extremely
challenging academic environment.
•As coaches, we all must
realize that with the good seasons.
there will always be some bad
~ea~ons.
Hopefully, everybody realizes
that the true success of a season is
not measured in wins and losses.
In my years of involvement in
.ithletics. I'm not sure that I have
C\er ~cen contras11ng season
records like those recorded by
Lance Stewart this year.
ln the fall of 1992, by
determining his st rongest lineup
and using very few subs, Lance
coJched the Corona del Mar girls
volle)'ball team 10 a perfect 34-0
record and the California Division
I State Championship. He used his
)Cars of experience to win many
close matches.
This spring, Lance returned to
coach his men's team at Rancho
Santiago College. With obviously
lcl>s talent, Rancho's season ended
la:.t Friday with an 0-16 record.
I'm sure that Lance is surviving
the 34-0 to 0-16 swing. but it is a
little unusual. One thing, I'm sure
that he is looking forward to the
1993 CdM girls season.
For the boys, Ncwpon junior
Wade ntt recorded personal best
in both the shoe put (54-9~) and
discu.s (149-6) -winmng the
Conner and placina second in the
latter -while Mike Gear 'tlrOn the
200 (22.9), ranished second in the
400 (52.2) and anchored the Sail·
ors' winning 400 relay (45.S).
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Ccwdn (S), 2 Ot: t. Mln'ls (NH). 2 OS 4. 3 Stuc'key is1. 2.01. 1900-1 Odlol 1s1. • "2. 2. 0vt11011 1Nffi. 4.34, 3. sn Mn (SI. 4 35. 3200-1 Pttw (tff).
9 SU : 2. Oc:floa (S). 10 04 3. 3 8tyscn (NH) 10 07 S, 110HH-1. Me u. (S). 15 1, 2 ~ ltll (S). 152. 3 ~ (S). 155. 300lf-1 Mt. l• (S), 397. 2 Ed-
wltds Off). 0 .1. s Onlf1 (Mi), 07, 400 ret11-1
Hewpcilt IWbor fOblGI, Roney. Moms Gt•l. 45 5 1600 ,.-1. SIOdlacll. 3 3'
HJ-1 Me l .. (S). S.10. t ~(NH) 5-10 3
Mm (S), H. U-1. Mrlll (S). 20-4 2 M&. lttt (SI.
20-2. 3. P1w111o (S). 1 .. 5~. TJ-1 MM (SJ 40-4~ 2 Pol* ($). 40-0~. s Wang (S) 39-5~. l>V-1 lnu
(S). 12-6. t Roney (tti). 12-6 3 RUil (SI. 10-4.
SP-1 Tll (t*f), 5'-t\4. 2 Allphs lNHI 53-t~ 3
GonzJles (tfO. 49-1~. DT-1 Atctil ($). 165-7, 2
111PfO,14M 3 Gonz*5 (NH) 143.4
CURLi
IMwpNt ......... l..W~ll 39
100-1. Cl#tis ,..,, 13 0. 2 IWIZ (S), 13 2 3
Adlrlll OfO. 1'3. 200-1 Miy (NH). 71.3, 2 tins
ttff), 2t.4: 3 ....., (S). 27 7. 400-1 Hui (S).
I :03. I; 2. Althiba6d ('Iii). 1 034. S 8rnlon (SJ, 1 04, 800-1. ~ (S).-U04. 2 SWllllltO (!ti), 24e. 3
Tul (NH). 2.S8.7; ll00-1. Cruz (S), S35, 2 ,,....,
(tff). 5 37; 3. Smll (!ti). s 44; ~ -1 CNz (S),
iUU. 2. I'-"' (NH), 12 399. 3 Twist (ttf). 12 SO 0.
l()f)i-1. Clayton (tti). 165: 2 Wkn (S), 116, 3 THI
(tff). IU; 300ti-1. Cul1ls (NH), 50.7, 2. ltnon (S).
53.5: 3. Tul (Mil. 538. 400 rmy-1. Newllol1 Hltbcit
IAdn$, Ross. May. Clrtis), 51 8, 1600 retay-1. Sid-
~ 4.226
HJ-t Ross (tfi). eo..man (NH) n May (NH). 5-0;
U-1. Ross qfi), 17-2~. 2. Ciay1ongp;· 15·4~; 3 Sw¥1>erg (tff). 14-4. TJ-1 Ctay1on . 33-10tn, 2
Mdzl (S), 31.oi,;, 3. Tul a . SP-1. G HeJds (tti), 41·51h; 2 ROUSUI , 35·1~ 3 Wilson
(NH), 33--0i,;. OT - 1. G Hellds • 133-1, 2 Rousut
(tti). 101-7, 3 c Huels (NH), 93-3.
2 Conli1 (C) 10449, 3 Tmmons IC). II 01 7. 110HH-1 Coye (I). 15.4. 2 Mertun (I). 154 3 ~(I) 182. 330.Ji-1 Coyt (I) 42 4 2 M)VIO (Cl 44 8. 3
Ha (I). 47.7. 400 "'3y-1 lrw!e. 45 1. I.GOO relay-I Coren dtl Mir (Gi#lcllldl. Parsons. M)VIO Hong)
4 04.5
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llf'4 (C). 5-8, U-1 Coyt (I). 18·9 2 Weston (I) 1f.
8V.. 3. Bowne (Cl. If.I~ TJ-t Wtston (II 41-5\,
2 ICllse (Cl 39-1. 3 Bowne (tl 37·3 PV-1 Umtwu
(!), 12-6. 2 k IO (C). 11-6 3 80ftnl (C) 11 6
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IN-SIDE-SIDE-OUT
lineup
sheets
A lineup sheet i!.
turned in by the
coach before every
game. Neither coach can ce
what the other coach has
decided upon.
Many coaches change
their lineups' service order
to change "match-ups" with
the opposing team if they
have just lost a game .
Do you have a volleyball
question? Send your ques·
&ion to Charlie Brande.
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available. I just don't know if our
guys want to go to the pl ayoffs or
not."
The Eagles, who have managed
just 22 hits in their last six league
games, also struggled defens.ively
and on the bases, prompting Co-
Coach Paul Troxel 10 challenge
th e team's attitude.
"The lack of intensity is what
bothers me," Troxel said. ''I don't
mind losing when we're playing
hard and doing the right things,
but we didn't do that today."
While the Eagle bats slumbered
through four hitless innings, the
Mustangs were not Jacking for
concentration at the plate.
Seven Trabuco hitters connected
for base hits, including a 4-for-4
day from junior left fielder Gerry
Beckham.
Senior lcadoff man Tom Fill
added a double and a triple, while
Andy Kerr (one RBI) and Justin
Poe (two) each had a pair of sin-
glel>.
Estancia junior right fielder
Jairo Arceyu1 sliced an oppo!.i te
field sin_gle over tbirdJo end tile
no-hitter, leading off the fourth.
Arceyut, however, was picked off
before a pitch was thrown to the
next hitter, in a play that typified
the hom' day-long struggle.
Eagles catcher Pedro Arccyut
doubled Vic Martinez to third to
set up the Eagles' only run of the
game in the seventh, as Jairo
Arccyut followed with 3> fielde r's
choice grounder to plate Martinez.
PACIFIC COAST LUQUE
Trebuco Hlli. e, Estancle 1
Trabuco H1Us 102 300 0-6 14 0
Eslancfa 000 000 1 - 1 2 1
Smilll and Lukin. V Manftz Ind P. Arteyut
W-Smlth L-V Mat11nel. H 28-P. Arceyut (E).
fl (TH) 38-Fl {TH)
Local schedule
Tod•r
.... ball
High school -~ MMgatb at New;>ot1
H.lrtJor 3 15. 5'ddlebxll ill CofON Ciel Mar.
3 15 Costa Mesa at Laguna H1ns. 3 15. Tril>uco
H1ns at ESWlela. 3 15. ow Hi s at Mater [)ej 3
pm
Voll•Vball
H1gn school bOyS -Corona def Mar at
Newpo11 Harbor. 6 30, Laguna Hilts ilt Costa
Mesa. 3 30. ESWlCla at Trabuco Hills. 3 15
Swimming
Community college men and women -
Orange Coast Coneoe at State Finals at Hartnett College. Salinas
High school boys and girts -Huntington
Beach at Estancll. 3 15
loftbell
Community college -RancflO ~ago at
Orange Coast. 3 p m •
High school -Santa ~om at Newpo11
Harbor, 3 15, Slddleback at CorON Ciel Mat,
3 15
TennJa
Comminty tofteoe men -0rinoe Empire Conference FNts at Slddleback College. 2 JI m
CorTW'1Ullty college women -Orange Empire
Conference fNls al Irvine Vaky. 2 pm.
laJllng
Contge men ¥Id women -Orwige Coas1 at
PactbC Coast Tum ~ ~s at LA
H.lrbor 9 am
Pirate1 han three-game 1/tld
~Ernst's double keys fou r-run uprising
as Orange Coast downs Riverside, 5-4.
RIVERSIDE -The Orange Coa!.t
College baseball team halted a three· "-•
game loslna streak which had knocked _.6_
it out of first place wit h a 5-4 Orange
Empire Conference victory at Riverside Thursday.
The Pirates (22-15 overall. 12-8 in the confer-
ence) overcame a 3-0 deficit wit h a single run in
the fifth and a four-run uprii.ing in the seventh.
Richard Ernst•s two-run double tied the game in
the seventh, and Ernst then came home on a sac-
rifice Oy by Jason Par ons. Randy Karliner en-
tered in the ninth 10 collect his third save.
OR.AMO• ... ,.". COMF'IUMe a Orllft99 c ... t I, RIWt.W. 4
Or.lllOt Cod 000 010 400-$ 11 2
"-· lit 000 010-4 • 3 ~ looa (7), ~ ltl lllCI .,.... ~ 9...,. 17) .... t'll llld Ctlil\ -~Ill W-l~ 4-o l-Wta 1-3. $-~ 3 21-E• (OCC}. l)'l'IWI (II) I. t.4ollry (II) HR-Jann (II)
DCC women have big day
IRVlNE -Orange Coast College's
top two doubles teams have earned • •
berths in the Southern California Re· ,,,-
gionals in Bakersfield next week fol-
lowing second-round vic tories Thursday at the Or-
ange Empire Conference women's tennis tourna-
ment at Irvin e Valley College.
Five of six Pira1es remained alive in si ngles after
the second round. Each needs at least one victory
today 10 ndvance to the regionals.
The teams of Fiona Jones-Shannon Curren and
Amy Cook-Toowcc Cao each earned straight-set
victories in the econd round. Advancing in singles
for OCC were Raj Kumar, Curren, Cook. Jones
and Jennifer Bodounan.
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Mustangs turn back Eagles, 20·2
COST A MESA -Tabby Cleveland -""!!""-
went 3 for 5, scored three runll, drO\c ~
in two more nnd stoic a pair of ba\es ------
as the Costa Mesa High softball team
recorded a 20·2 Pacific Coast League vtctory o'er
host Estancia.
Carrie Schwab (3 for 6, three runs, t\o\-O RBI)
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nnd Heather Moore (2 fo r 6, 3 runs, four RDl )
al o were in trumental in the win for Costa Mt)a
( 10-5 overall, 4-2 in league).
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Costa Mesa nets win over Century
COSTA MESA -The Cos1a Mesa
High boys tennis team claimed its sec-• •
ond Pacific Coast League triumph of ,,,-
the !>enson and fourth overall on
Thursday, 16·2 over Century.
Solid cfforb for the Mustangs \\ere turned in by
junior Mile Auriemma and sophomore Chris
Peterson in No. 2 tlnd 3 .,ingles.
'AC"1C COAIT l U GUI CM&a ..... 19 C.ntwry 2
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-4 ~-Zftlt.IS 1-2 IP«t.U {ti.It WOii. ~· 6-0 1-5 0 ~M ~ !CJ.II -1-3 1-4 lint fi-1
Estancia crutses In badminton
COST A MESA -Son Hai Tram
swept in bO)S singles and teamed "ith •
Doan Nguyen to win in mixed ai. the ~
Estancia ll1gh badminton fo rces
dropped Newport Harbor in u Pacific Cot1st
League match, 16·3, on Thurllday. Esther Vi-
ramontes and I Ian Vu each had perfect records in
girls double for fatancia.
CdM golfers edge Unlverstty
NEWPORT BEACH -Bill Sar· ---
racino and Scott Berni) each shot 4-e f
over·pJr 4(h all the Corona dcl Mar fli:I
High golf team clJimed a \ICIOI) over ----
Univcr'lt ty.
Each team .. hot 206s. but the Sea Kin~ 19·3 in
league) "ere a"ardcd the \ictOI) by virtue of their
.,i~th-pla)c r ~core.
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CdM win• en eblft.plo ret K OH
tot 8 11 Conren CC, p~ll
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Estancia volleyball wins In four
COSTA MESA -Overcoming a
first-game lolls. the Estancia High bo)s • '•
volleyball team downed Laguna Hill!. ,,
in a Pacific Coa!.l League m;itch
Wednesday, l 1·15. 18-16. 15·8. 15-10. Mike
Truong (21), Dave White (18) nnd Greg Dill (12)
\\.ere the kill leaders for the Eagle (8-4 O\erall. 6·
I in ltague).
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CONTRACTORS • COMMlRCW COSTA MESA -The weekly
speedway motorcycle racing season
continues on the "bullring'' track
al the Orange County Fairground
tonigh t with the first race slated
for 8 p.m.
No one rider has been able to
establish clear superiority in the
opening weeks of the campaign at
Costa Mesa. and competitive rac-
,
ing has been the result.
"Everyone seems to be stepping
up the pace at once," said Brad
Oxley, last Friday's winner of the
handicap main event.
In addition 10 a full program of
handicap and scratch racing, the
program will feature two-man
sidecar races in a special six-race
program.
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FEDERAL SAVINGS & nla CCHpOraUon IF YOU OBJECT TO the PETITION TO DESCRIBED IN THIS N(). DERMAN HOUSEHOLD cod1c1l1 are eveileble to r Tl()I TO T11E H1G~Es~ B DOER G~~ ,o.E~ t"fCORQ{ D AU ALSO EXCEPTING lHiRHROM
LOAN ASSOCIATION r.. You "1lV9 30 CALENDAA ~~of th• pell~on you ADMINISTER TICE OR IN WRITIEN ITEMS, Al6) MARCIA HIG eum.nec1on '" the Ille FOR CASH OR CASt!l(RS PA~! ',.'; :>.11c A ,,~~1 ~IOll .. ~ :cRAuLSSEfUOLRe.~E T~~fs
corded o.c.mt>er 21 '1988 DAYS •ttet this summons ._!ppear 11 e heat· ESTATE OF: CORRESPONDENCE DE· GINS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS k.ep1 by 1he court CttEClt MA(){ PAYAIL( TO AT CORO "" ,.. ""'
IS Instr. No. 88-6Ga378 In IS MNed on you to "'• • ing ...... Stale 'fOUI Ob MARGUERITE UVEAEO TO THE PLAN· A38 7 TEAL A AKILAH HH p ET IT I 0 N TORJiEYS EQUITY NAl lOlllAl •·at~s AS .. s RUMf ,.T ~o SUIS'l~~s NID HYDRO.
Book page ol Ollictal typewriuen rnponse al IJ'llS ~ or~tl~h ~ntten ~ LUCILLE LONG NING COMMISSION AT, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A456 requests euthority 10 CORPORAT1~ (PAYABU AT N s~ I A.c CAR&~., Of EVERY ICU.O ANO ~1 In the otf1ce of the COUl1 IOfe Its WI e court C S o A OR PRIOR TO THE PUB-ROBERT L 'fNCH HOUSE-edmi"4ller the etttte Tt!E HJolE Of SALi M O 111 N:. tt a .. wrtn ~o Ol!Mr CHAl\ACTE R CLOD!NG Pf· Recorder of Or A letter or Phone catl Vlt!ll Of& the hear1119 Your ap A E N ' t077t 1 UC HEARING ' HOLD ITEMS A~')I; A485 COROAN~ WO r< c.ommo t$<Q at!Qll 1! iy ol lROUUM OIL &AS AS~ .. County, ange nol prolec:I you. YOUt type-peatance may be tr'I perwn To all ne111 beneficiaries, I PLANNING ACTION PA-S HER A y MANNE AS under the Independent v 11 ""CTl()foj ti• ru OtOOt~ 0 UtlOed TUM ANO JAR BELOW A
said deed ot wnnen r"ponse must be or by your attorney. crecMOfs contingent cred•· 113·22 FOR BRENNAN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, 82'21 Admin111t11\1onol Est•1es 2924h{lll Of r11• CA " NA ~t 1$ c. i;.oc .• • io Of 323 DEPT!1 Of !100 FUT THA1
ICnbes the IOll trust d• In proper lecJ;>l lorm .,, ~ IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR I.on and pet'lonl wno may CASSIDY AUTHORIZED c HA Is TIN ( p AR I( E Atl tTh1s 11ulho11ty Wiii CIVIL CODE AND •tcE P'TA8(.( CMAl $1 " Ill liEACti JolAY "ow Ofll HEREAl'TtR it
PARCEL 1• :~ w:ini &he COUit 10 hear your or 1 cont1ngen1 cred•tor of oth-1se be interested In AGENT FOR THE CITY OF HOUSEHOLD !TEI.AS B4l"J allow the persona1 TO T11E: TRUSH[) Al AT THE ' fOU'-O LOGATfO COOA,..,ED
4/IOlhs Interest In 111ided case the decauec!, you must Ille the w J or estate. or both COSTA MESA FOA A \/AAI-PETER VE.RNCT HOUSE:· represen1e1111e 10 take MAH (~OR t'j E~lRA .. CE TO CA T9Ltit-O DfVHO~D OR TAl<E~ ON IN lot 1 ol Tract 11 and ~ II you do not Ide your r• your clalm with 1ne court of MARGUERITE LUCILLE ANCE FROM SETBACK HOLD ITEMS 8!>16 DAVID mo"V ec11ons without THE COIJ~\' tOU!l HOUSE tit v dntQ"td ltllfllll UNOlR OR FROM SAlD l.AACI
cord; lo th 295, ac iponse on lime, you mav and~lacopytolhepet· LONG AEOUIREMENTS (20 FEET WAIGHT HOUSEHOLD obta1nngcourt appro11el 700 CIVC CfNTER DfllVE ClfS.~11T1' Wl lllOW')' lor flf'I OR Al<V PAl\T THEREOf
cord':31n 8ocM. •. maG re-lose the case. and 'fOOt sonat representative ap-A PETITION has been REOUIAEO, 4 FEET MINI· ITEMS C 121 GEORGE Belo11 ta\.tng ce1te1n WlST SAAl A AAA CA. fQf\N A SlC.Or•te m ol Int U •I Id WITt'OU'l HOWEVER ANY
1 and 8 ol M1 84• ages wagu, money and prop-potnled by lh• COU'1 wtlhin "'00 Dy JOHN J LONG in MUM TO BE PROVIDED) (BUD) JOYCE HOUSE· verv important acuons. r!Qhl 11:19 lllC 11\IPrt'SI con d'tt\ ~l\O 0~·· tomm()fl .. R•GHT or SURfAC{ ENTRY OR
M ps "' Ill ~cen•::ous •rtv may be taken WIUlout lour months from lh• dalit the Supet10f Court or Call· IN CONJUNCTION WITH HOLD ITU.AS Cl41 ROB however the personal veytd to and flO• llllQ l>y II vn tg~•tl()rl d ~ r lflOtfl: "tltl\ A.NY lltl'.;HT or EN'Tll'i' TO SUB c!uniy R e 0 ce tho lvrtnet warning trom lh• of first issuance or tellers lomia, Coun~ or ORANGE THE CONSTRUCTION OF EAT CARRAFino HOUSE: representouve will be Cle/ Ultd O..o OI '""' 11 l:lt s..~ U lo ... De"'* ()UI Wl1'I Sul"<IACl THERE Of TO A
Count ecordctf of said COUit as PfOV•ded in secuon 9IOO THE PHI ION requesls A 2.736 SQUARE FOOT HOLD ITEMS. CJOd CINA requned 10 g111e nouce to PfOPtll'( 5 ni~tto Ill Uod COl.lnry OU ca.. r1-11 Of qrr~ry .. 0( P'TH or 500 fEH BENEATH
E Yi U Thero are oth1< legal re-ol l/'lo Cahtornia Probate tnat JOHN J LONG be ap· MEDICAL BUILDING LO-CHECA 1nt1111ted p111ons Calltorn~ dm:tlt>1f11 :tit ltnd p!tsUO or lml>\ltO 1t0•dlnQ TttE S~RIACl FOR THE DE
1nc'iocep nits 1 lhrOUQtl lO qul1emen11 You may wan& Code Tho llme foi fl ting poinlod as personal repre· CAT ED AT 121 EAST 1 TTH Pub II s n e d New po ti uf\less thev heve w11ved lheru1 (l90a1 Oe\CrtpllCl!IJ lO' Ht l)OSWSSIOll Of tllQltn-\/[. OPM£Nl REMOVAL Rf
d t ~·· as ~how~ Ind to call .,; anorney righ1 claims will not eAplrt bo-sent.'ltive co admln9'ter tho STREET IN A C2 ZONE Beacn-Cos1.i M1·~a D~11y nouce or consented t o 51 Of lRACT NO &7•~ N Ttit l>lancrt\ IO llav lllt rt ll'll#lllQ COVEii~ OR O"THEA fXPl.C> m~,;.um,.:;; ,.:c:rdedoS:o-awav tt YOY do not know fOft lour months from tho estale ol lhe aecodonl ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· P1lo1 Ap11I JO Mav 7 ICJ•)) the propcised acuon.l CITY OF COSlA MESA ~ P{R pi~ SYm ol flt no•(s) II· R.AT1t11\j Of SAID RESOURCES
I ber 1 1981 B p. •n attorney you may call heartflg date nollcea lHI; PETITION requests MINATION· NEGATIVE FOOJ Th• independen1 MAPRECOR0(011\jBO<itl3'" Ql•to Oy Slid Otto OI Trust, O"S,'BS"•••cES em • • in OOll an attom ' 1 I 1 above. authorrtv 10 aam1n1ster the · " "" It " " , ..,.,
R14204d, PagesOr 1170, Ott1Clal or 8 1=eyai'J :~l~e s(~.;: YOU MAY EXAMINE the esw10 under the lnditpen· ~:EELA/loARTl~EN\/,IJ_~Vt01LR· PUBLIC NOTICE 1dm1nis111111on authority PAGES 3<' THROUr.'1 3..4 ~ WI lnlt•nl Olereon IS Pl~ PARCEL 3 ecor I°' Mge County In the one book) 1111 kepi by tho court 11 you dent Adm1n1s1111Jon of Es· "''' woll b e grented unless an CLUSIVE Of M SCH I.ME DUS YICltO ir s.i d nc11(s1 IOVlllCllS A lf()l\I E XCLUSlllE EASE ME i.T
Also •~tepl on.hall (112) Des d ' 1 are a perwn inte1esced in tales Acl (This 1uthonty 21 DAYS AT THE PLAN· 193762 1n1eruted person files en MAPS IN THf OfltCE Of T11E tt Ill) Y"Oer !'.'It ltrms of lie FOR l/EHICUl.A~ A.NO Pf0£S °':: Oii, gas, hydrC>Calbon t1egJ:::'es1a' c~:ton· ,~ the ts1ale, you may file Wiii .illow the J)ef'SOf'lal rep-N~NG r°i1~~~0.r.iE TRACT Flctltlou1 ob1oc.t1on to the pet1t1on COUNTY REC~R;iE q Of SA10 Otto ol IU\I tsbrnitfC lie\ TRIM INGRESS AH[.! EGRESS
tu lances I nd olher min c1..W usltt<l u-uo plazo de with the court a lormal A• reunt:lllvt' to take many MAP T-l4SIS FOR HAR· BuslneH H•m• end snows good ceuse COU~TV APN 41;' tO• 34' Cbar~es I'd 8•~"S.S cl flt PURPOSES OYER THAT POR
•al rights, Wllhoul how 30 DIAS CALENDAAIOS quest for Special Nottee ol oc1.ons w1lh0UI obta1r11r19 BINGER HOMES INC FOR S1atement why the coun 1hould TM SD'NI ad~·r.s .In! ether Trust•• i c c' • IY,~" O• 'lr'l!y or lo·s 9 ANO 10 Of =· Ill• l'tghl to entl!f l/'le para presentar una re-the tillf19 or an invenlc><y court approv.il Betore lllk· A FIVE LOT SINGLE .FAM-Tne F0How1n9 J>'!f,>J<l!i> not gren1 the euthorrty con-_,o, dnioia:.vn '' 1.'W 01 1110 '?'r SH ~c ot rust ro TRA:T '-Cl 5935 AS SHOW!'\ I ac:i ot said ~and do...,, lpuesta •scr1ta I maqulna and apptaisal or est.'lt• as-Ing ceruin V1Jty Important ILY SUBDilllSION LO-a11 dOfn<J bus1ne<;\ ·~ A HEARING 01'1 tho Int rw Of0Pt''1'f OtsaUO 11111! $:-i61 "l0, i, "PO N. ~ .... AP RlCOAOEO Ill BO()ti;
to I sane. 500 leet on esta corte HIS or ol at'ly petition o• act.ons nowever. Ull P8f· CATED AT 2323 SANTA DRESS FOR SUCCESS petition will be held on ICOYt IS puroonee tc l>f 1043 a~C ll'le•tt• •nO .t30 IOfta 119 PAGES l AN'J 4 or MIS
rom the surlilce thereof, Una cana o una ll~a account as PfOYldecl in sonJI reprHenlilhve will be ANA AVENUE IN AN Al CLEANERS :1578 N~wnon May 27 1993 el 1 •45 VISA..tA OR \fl i:os•1. MES4 ad•MIOIS ! Illy "' incr... CElLAAEOuS MAPS RECQqOS :ro~~ 1n1':'4' ~eed r• 114elon•ca no le olrec:.r1 secti0n 1250 ot the Ca11r0f requored to give notice to ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL BouleVilfd,' Costa M;\a p M in Oep! 703 CA 9~26 1"'5 •.c;~•t onor IO ~ Of OFiAN~F COU~TY CAi,.1 ~ t4"Sy p ' ~IS. In protecaon, "' respuesca nll Probilte Cooo A Re-Interested persons unless DETERMINATION NEGA· CaMo,.,,.a92627 loceted 11 341 The Cny Tiit unt'•"Sii1 •d lr11S1M The ~t·~ lll'Otr said fOflNA DtSCRi!i£0 AS FO
tlc:ial A ' aoe 94• Of 1sn11 • maqutna ti-que quest lor Special NotJce they nave w•ved noc.ce °' TIVE DECLARATIO N John Pneto 133JI l..1"• Drive Oref\.;ie CA 92688 ais~s a IQ:. • 1or ll!Y DM<l 01 Trus• lle(tlolort au l
H eco<ds, as lo the cump<1r con la.s lormall-lorm IS available lrom the conUflted to Che PfOPQMO (AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW wood BouCev,ltd llA" IF YOU OBJECT TO W1correct:1tn' J ""• '1t~e1 ad a.Ito llC deMrtO lo !ht Ull· BfC. 'ti,/. lf'.i Al Ttt[ MOS Lot~ 50 teel ol "'1>d dades l99ale1 1pf0pildas Court derk 3C11on) The independent FOR 21 DAYS AT THE lall•WOOO Ca"!Ofn,1 'l0714 ~guu w-4 4 1 1 • -, ~ 0t'SIQl'i'C I -'•!tin Dlc:ltrllOn NORIMtR 'I' C,ORlt[R Of SA O
PAACE • 9tusi.d ~~tr .,...,-tor tM~etf.. octm.o.siw.cn •1.1tb0a1¥ w.u lNNlNGUIVTS~I -Thi bus•nl'!ss •s con· ..,~i:.00 1 a· • • oroili11rmlltmirio lor s. TITT. Tttfllt:E A.: IC"'fti1 ---L 2 Un.I 3 H •scucn1 IU caso tloner: bt l)'l<'lll!d unless 11'1 inter FOR FURTHER INFOAMA ducted by ..,, •nd•• duDI Pet•llOl'I you stlOuld .... • I • ~t(UI .. a~"" rlPll ~OllCI of Ot..,_ WOIO 11E AS1£R. y LIN{ Of !::' : defined C U•d SI usled no l)fff«lta su Lew Offices of John Hied ~rson Mes an 00-TION ON THE ABOVE AP Tne re91stran1cs1 com •~pear et lhe hearing ~v !z-." """'t .. lt· .,., f.:1)Qn to St.I llle 11noet SA 0 L01 9 SOIJTl1 6-4 DE
mlnoium ~"°'* ondo respuesta a t1empo. pued• M. PrHlon, 7170 H•1-~:: to lhec:.l~.'~ ',"°he PLICATIONS. TELEPHONE mencecl to 1Ta11sact Dusi end s I e I e y 0 u I OC.I tCY ~ •l ll"!'y •• SIQn•d ~$40 SM Nob of G~IES 44 -43' EASl t93 oc
YOU AAE IN DEFAULT pe<det .. USO, y .. pueden •rd Center Drive, Sult• court ~d noi .. ~r Ille 754-5245 OR CAU. AT THE ness unaer th• f°ICMIOUS C.bjl!Cl•OM Cll lile w otten DftSWO ' ~. ~ , .!ICll'g OllaJn a-nc (~ 10 Set lO Ile FEf ·o Tit[ TllU[ POIN1' Of
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST qutt.ar su aal.lno. su dlnero 81 O, San Diego, CA au1not11 " OFFICE OF THE PLAN· Business NamtfSI l•Sl~ll ObJeC 1.ons with the court ODf i>ouess~ 01 •nt1;m IKD'Otj II\ flt COIMI\' ...,, BEG -.~ ._.; TH( NC( SOIJ1t1
DATED 12116198 UNLESS 'f o1ru cons d• su 92t08 A HEIRING on the peU· NING Dl\/ISION. ROOM above on NA belore tt' hea11ng Your O!~Cf's lJ ::.oh ~~ u r.w !W Irle ru orooert} r. ~!Id 1110 21 otGRHS 30 15' WE""1
YOU TAl(E ACTION TO propoedad sin SYISO •dido-l•Otl W•IC be hejd on MAY 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE. Jonn P11eto api;.tta•ance mav be 1n ~!!Ct 0' .. t o:, ioat dl.CirtQ mo•t etll~ !!II~ l"'Of'l.°'S llawt 123 O'J H£T THlNCE SOulH
PROTECT YOUR PROP nolpofpatt1delac0t1• LW268 105 11 1993 ., 145 P M In COSTA MESA. CAUFOA· Th15 Sl.alemC"'ll wn I ed person or by your ll'lti!'•( a'<a"« a~c~ Olfler 1i.cv:1 -Si/lllrti::O<dl!lorl n OfGqHs 26 03' WfSl
EATY, IT MAV BE SOl.D AT Ecisten Ol•OS 1equ1SltOI •• Published N1wpor1 Oe I 703 localed II 341 NIA W•tn lho County C•erl( o• ettornev c:Ntges MCll'td ~Yid P'OC>-·,.t.T( G41~3 1Tb 4' Hn TttfNCf SOU1'H
A PUBUC SALE IF YOU gales Puede que usled Beach.Costa Mesa Oa~y Th: Coty°'"'' South o,. Publtshed Newpo t1Oraf19eCountyonApnl19 IF YOU ARE A lf1Y Tht ll)QI ~ounl of 111e AOltRTf WlWlltCORf'O ~DEGREES \5 tr WES'T
NEED AN EXPL.4NATION Qulet1 ttamar a un abogaoo Ptk>t ~nl 29, 30. May 6 ange CA 92568 ' Beach·Costa Mesa D611y 1993 C RE 0 IT 0 R or a unpaid bUlOt ot 1!1t OOllO'tloll RATED SC 00 fHl THE!wCE HORTH 6-4
OF THE HAl\JRE OF THE lnmedi11amente SI no 1993 Ir' YOU OBJECT TO the P1101 ~nl 30, 1993 F50810B con11nger11 creditor of MQl!td by Nl'CI pr~ -'d AS >.uSTU D!Gl\HS 4~ O' WfST 11 00
PROCEEDING AGAINST ~::~~"' u; u:~: ThF9J4 11rantin9 ol tll• pe~llon, you 1'999 Pub11Shed Newport Be:icn· the dee.used vov must fN50f\lbt1 esam1110 COlll .. 9;' lflt( .. -[ "'""". JRIVC fE[l THlNCE HOllTH 75 DE
YOU, YOU S~OULD CON d• ror«encia d• abog1d0s \J'!Ould appear at the htat• PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Daily 1'11ot lite your tie m Wllh the l*IWS ltlO IO'iancasat lie llmt cov.~A CA 9~ ·i? '<16/96' CREES 15 17' fAS'T 15 £>7
TACT A LAWYER 0 1 UN oficma de ayuda PUBLIC NOTICE 1nq llnO 1ta10 your ob· Apnl 23 30, May 7, 14 court 11nJ m ail a copy to of h lnltlll pvOlw.Aol\ ot lllS ,3,l FH T Tt1ENCE NOliTH ?3 [){
1955 ANAHEIM AVENUE. leql\l (llll el d1rec1ono telo. BSC t 859 jecl1ons or Ille wr1nen ob-cna1092644 1993 t n e per s 0 n a I NobsSJ19.37t 19 lh CR ~A l\L 'r:.£R4AA!V GRHS 46 12" fASl 1769£> UN!T A.J, COSTA MESA lon1co) 1ect1ons w1lh the court be-PUBLIC NOTICE F ~2 represl!,.,1111 ve eppo1nt•d O..TI 04'12.93 C1\l18!';• F'Hl TH£NCE Nt)RTH 78 DE C,~ CASE NUMBER NOTICE OF lo•e tM heal'll'IC) Your ap Pursuan1 to lhe Chango tiy the court w1th1n four COUlfTllTWIOf Tmf ~ 4n,-•'.!0 ~ '7 '9'il GRHS 30· 15' EAS'T 112 £>4 I" 1 11r• eddreu or · PETtTION TO pearance may be 1n poisOtl '"Conlfol Bank Control Act PUBLIC NOTICE monlhs !rum the dal e of Mnoll HP TO SA1D NORh1lAST
common desi gnation ol INu1TM1re del Caeo) ADMINISTER or by yoyr al\Omey ol 1978 Jonn B Josepn .,,. l1rl>t inutn e ol letters IT: ATTORllOS 10\JT'f U. PUBLIC NOTICES £ R, y LIM THE NC£ Al CING
j)r'09el1y 11 lhown lbove. 897184 ESTATE OF: IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR tends to appty to the Fed· F1ctitlou1 es prov 1.·h:d tn 1ect1on TIOtW. CO,_, Al Mflff SA': N0RH1EASHRL Y llNE
no Wlnlnly II goven as lo JUDGE MAEF.CHADWICK Of 1 conhngent creditor ot Ital RtseNe Board to ac-BuslneSIH•me 9100 ol the Cahforna BYAlfl£/li(l(JW()ITCHASST NOTICE SOUTH 6-4 OfGREES 44 43'
Its completeneu 0t cor RONALD L. BAUER CASE NO. 118380 the deceased voo must r.le q1.11re 2 3 percent 0 1 West Stetement Prcbate Code The time VJC( PllES1{)(NT 1u A Rt I\ ~ i AJl T UN lASl 17 03 fH T TO THE TRUE ~ ~~~·rc•<>'Y DE.PT. 23 To all h.,rs. bef1etoe1.anH your CIJ m Wltn th!__coon Coast BantOfp, Newport The FOllOw•"9 persons I • l1li'IQ c •ms will not Cl«llnB 0~ R l O~t(I Of 1RUS1 0Alfli PO NT Of BEG ~fjl!ilG
., _., .,...... "' IVSI The name and add us ol edl Mld mat• co0v to u ... pet. Beach CaMomia 1ncreas-are d0<r19 bvsmess as {Al 41?3 4n )."' 1q<; "f0VE"1cfl; 7 198S UNLESS Ptopeor!'f &Od•m 1$ ourPontdl'f by reuon ot • l>fHCh °' r cr •MS, contingent credo son•I represen1a11v1 ap-' his owne<sh1 'trom 98 AWARDS N MORE (Bl ~ap t re Delore l our • T c~1c 1 ~"ICW'l illS
defau1' In tn. oot.ga11on1 lh• court is CEl nornbfe Y IO<$, and ~s who m.ly po.nled bt the court Within ~cent to 11 f •cent CUSTC>..,. TROPHIES ANO month:. lrom the hcor n11 -"' U A~[ A ' 'II O PRO-245 f 1SCtit R Al/Eh'UE. U"l!T A
MCUred lt>eret>y here10-a 'f'<:C•on oe la cone H) olheni.1s• oe inl«1St4!d in lo•.• rnont!'ls from th• date West Coast Bane~ own:; AWARDS 43? lforttl El da1e "Ot•Ced •bove. PUBLIC NOTICES Uf: ~; S~lOP~~Pi ";~Bl~; 2 COSTA MfS4 CA 91616
tor. euwted end deliY OAANGE COUNTY SUPE· ~e M'°:~ i ' C~~~W~Kt>oth, ot ''"'' 1sk1anc. or letters 100 percent of Sunwest Camino Re •A San 'l'OU MAY EXAMINE lilOTICt OF lRUSTU S W E SA E ir •OU NH O A'-[)'Pi.A litt Uf!Ot!'S'O't:I lr11S11t e
•ed \0 the und~ a RIOA COURT 100 CIVIC A PETITION has been H ptOY'ded lo section !1100 &mk. Tust.n. Cal romra and Clemente CA 92072 ltll' file kept by lhe TRU3Tf£ &.Alf •O A '"1 .. Ah("' Of T~[ 11!&"UA£ ()f claims ar>y!Qbdi!'J lor il't ~
...... Oed.-ott ot 0t c.ntet On-... W t, S.>n~ fi•ed b THtL._,.A BOLTON ol Illa C •lomo1 Probate 93 ~ of Saeramento K .. 110 & Bn.ce ~rey court II vou ere e Al'tl 0-4) lrl PR HO Mi AGA ~•ST •tclr"S\ 01 ll>t ~ .. l a$ll•tc;s
faAl and DtmencSlor Sale. AN, CA 92702 in 01/ Supenor COUit ol Code TN! lime IOf M.ng First Nat.on.ii Ban" Sacra 21 O Los Mo .. no1 San i: "'"" • • t·.ti-d in the vou AR~ II ::.a~ T U"I tOu '0 SM, .O u°' A • A &"Cc~:''"' C:"'r:ion OtSign.abO = -:;:,enol~ ci:; The name, addfeu, and Calotomla. County or OR ~:"1'o,;''m:~ns••:;! ~ mv4:oa:;~~t': to submit ~~eo;,.ius~~.~!67~ co" t:.141t! vou m~., 11.e w11h DfA A CHO Df ·11 us TEO L.AWV(;; rt a 1 s'lc~ 1c11:
ca.. the u,..,.~ '° telephone numoer ot plain-i\NGE ne1.11no dll• not1c10 ducted I> hu b nd lhl' COIJlt a tormal ;>• 79~;' u.. sc: YOO TAI([ NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SAU Tnt ·=w a ou~1 OI lllf li110U
NII aald property to 1111,.1y tin's anomey, or pla.nt"1 THE PETITION req~sts abo;,e :.~~,!' ~ ~~<; ~s v..re y 5 .l an.l Request 101 Spec1a A~TI(;\ •o C>i:IO'(C' yooq UNOER OHO Of TRUST ~ ot Cit' Ol>iOlllo!! u
uld oblogat.ons, I nd th~ Wotnout an lltOfMy. is (El that niELMA BOLTON be YOO MAV EXA~INE the servo 8o3rd II Ille Federal Thi r•g strant(~) co'" Nol•Ce ol the filing of an PIH~Pr r. \' "''" 6 SOLO 1 S Ito 10111 tllrtlf tr I!!' ll'OOt ~lo bf SOie
•lier th• und1111gnea nombre, la Cltreccion y el eppo.nied •s petson.tl rep. file kept by the court If you Reset11e 8.tnlc 01 San Fran-menced to U'aMact busl 1n,.erito•v end epr:ire ioe. ,.. A r .. SL c S4•E f 'i'Oll lo~•-No HI 1"627' 51 1 O •~ONt\li H~ltll cosu
cauMd aald l'IOt.c. ol d• numero di l...,Of\O del 1•Hnta1i... IO admit11aler ••• pcfSon lnlettsled In CISCO p 0 Bo• 1701 S.ln neu ~ th• Foci Uous ol u l•I• HSllS 01 ot ~H "" E XPLAAA. Of 1\0 f e; !'It •t1 ; .tr. II'•' .. ,~H'tSU •'Iii llhl~ "
faun Md o1 elec11on to be ebog:.do det demaodante "i'Helil~~r:~d~ent~ tne Htale, Vol.I may t11e Franci:i;co. • Business Name(,) lt51t'd any peirtron or 11ccoun1 T11E 'tA Ull[ Of ·'IE Pf!(). 5A , 'ED SHI.IC[ t<l ~POwA ~~~ ,7-~:• N m~:k bu!WI recorded ~ 8 t99J ' roque• "'th ine court 1 lorm;il A'e 9-$110 The comment pe •t>ove on MJ·c:11 10 1993 es p1ci1,.deo in sec11on CH c "-fiS ~ ._s· vou YOU 1 0 • 1 t1"' '""1 'Co•rora• on
U lnslt Ho 93.017440 In O a.I d•mandante qve no the decedents WILL &'ld quest l(lf Special Nollce ol nod on Ul•S notice will no\ Bn..ce Cont~ 1 250 ol the Cel11orn 11 S"" ilD Cl)lwl.t.t · A LAWV(A H Uu '• OI SvCUUOT l:ulUt OL' CC•'tll~ l OI llQllll:~ 9'
Booll Page ol Ollic•al t•ene abog.ido. es) fodiols '1 in~ o. aa1mo1ttd lht l1hn9 ol an mveolory end t>el°'• May 21 1993 This r.tatement WH 1, c.>a Problle Code A Request Qi, o:,,17~3 11 ~ •S Ali! ors ~ '• tl11llelt our511• t:'lt~ Ol tml'lirO 1roa·a"'~ ll!lt
RecofdJi In ltl• office o4 Ul• Jamos A Allton, Esq· 0 PfC::: • wi 1
1 •~d 1od apprn ,;i1 of eslall 1s Procedures '°' pr~eu1ng with Ille Couo111 (;Jpn. or !or Spe .. 1el Noeic' lo•m ROBfll E WtlSS ~"OAP(). I. c OHIO c• lrvst t••t'lil•~ l't ~:ts'1~r1> Ol enci;riD<a.,ge~
teCOfdW of Oranoe C<>Ynty. WALSWORTH. FRANKLIN ~"Y c I ~ are 11~;1' ", ,e H it 01 or any pe11l10fl Of prole-sled notlC~ mily be Orange Counly 0'1 MJt(h " •v .. let,'11 hom thl! RA~EJ as ltlt Oul\o' ao"l)Ol'lttd U"41V£i1 " f '(PLOl'IAT•O~ I:> S.:i1'Y 1'>f lndell!eoness ~
5ald Sale"!. P.OP«ly wll & 8CVINS, 1 Cly Soul• k':°pte~~~"c:'rt10 1• 10 accounl " provided 1n louod al 12 c FR Part 10. 19!:U court cle i.. fr1JSll!t u"a~· l"O Pv•i i;ant 111 ... , • C.\ 1101<°' A CCRPCI C'll'tO 111' ud Otte lnelud1~g
be med• In as •• condl vard we-.1, Sutt• 308, Or TttE PETITION r~llOSI$ 1t.'C110n 12~ of th• Call-262 25 (1964) To obtain a F5030t3 A l t 0 r n e y f 0 r ~d 01 ;11151 Recoroeo O" ~. ,' • lrit l8f ano IQ>t~St 01 t'le ~-:'O:.thout _;ovenam Of ange CA 92668 (714) 634-1utnor1ty to aam1Ns1cr the fom.:il P,robasie Cod,e NA Re copy of the Board proce PubhSlied tl1>wport Beach Pe11t1one1. 2:07 9~ ~ oocu~rt '<o 92 ~r"cr ~ "1 >i ~~f;! .. ''!,So h !Meet ll!d ot Ill 1!11$~ CfNll'd
--' -"1 • ••..-••• or im 2"..... quo~ Ot pecia ouce dures or 11 you need more c .. D p I . n " ., •• ... " t " • I l>y u d OHO tdvlncti lllttt plied, regarding t1U1 pos .. u . estate undt!f lhe lndopen. lorm " n11.11lnble lrorn tile intom:a110t1 aOOut how to oslil .... e,., .i11y • ot Daniel A Verelcer 078939 ol Ottoe:. l\fco•js lrl •1:ie u~d•r "' tni.rt,l as Oto-'KIPd
sess100. or •ncumbfances. DATE SEP 29 1992 dent Admtn1s1tallon ol Es court ch>tll sut>mll y001 comments on Apt'll 9 to, 23 30. t99J 2790 Harbor Blvd. 0'11 o~~ ol -qecor~• ol NS 'h.Vt~l .. U t OM!t lrlt!11111 and"'' ullO.llO pt'll\()O,t
to pay lhe rema1n.ng pt'lncl· GARY L-GRANVILLE Cales Act (This avtnortty Attorne~ for th• Pel l· 1h1s notice contact Mr F972 Suite 31 1 O'lAN •t Coi.r.!'\ Ca '0'1111 In rr.. •1 • ct '" Rft orO•I e• Ol f'i~ tio SeQlltO by&alll ll~d
pal sum ol Che no1e(1) .. C 1 •'Ill • b ~ MARK ~111 aJ~,:em~o~s:"a:,,'"P tloner: K11t1ne1n A ' B1nntng, As-PUBLIC NOTICE Cost 11 Mes 11 CA t•!"v'~o tl, qf •~A.DC 0 Al ORAN •' 011r.t) Cl •o lli.i A o .. "IP•est twtcn • DH
cured by aaod deed 01 ADAMS, Deputy "tien wllhout .l ~l<ll any SIMON McKINSEY Vice President. at 92626 VAl\fl ANO llR,,,o'W A l 4L· ('~!~Ua I' N "-lt~Ol [ltl u• YldtdlllsaONOlt
Ttust, with Interest u In The tawsu.t lnYolws prop. ~~°"!PP'oval a:rore ':'a~~ MILLER: ZOMMICK: the federal Reserve Ba111c Flctltlou• 0 4 29 93 ·04 30 93, V.t.lltl ! ·SSA.,0 ANl' W 1£ in~ f to$; "tiJn~,, D.ii~O APl\ll 8 19113
uld noce pt<Mded. ed lf1y ot lhe defendants. one Ing certain very tmPortant SANDOR & DUNDAS ol San fmnc1sco at C41 5) BualneH Name 05 06 g3 ~S JO ~ H ".AATS .r. Trust~. 1H l'\[l( • Di.,( ''E:fll 30 CAL FED SlltVlt( CMfl>MIA vanc:es, _! any, undff the of "''1•c:h 11 the real prop-actJons. nowcwtH the per-4 t,.,.,, c•upus DA 974-3007 The federal Re-Slilement IRST. Si& f '-'iJiHGA>t 1 ~. rt011 terms ..... Cl OS4!d o1 ' 1 b4 •• -·• serve Wlll consld« com-SfAV ~ES It ()Q.t. flRS' '. ~~ •,• >.j:J As •rusw Trust. IMS. chatgee eno •tty i..nown u lllC).l Sovlh sonci represenlative wol 00 STE 870, IRVINE, CA ments and an request '°' The lollowinq perwns 11• otw ... .,_OAT~ ;E CO A o• u 0""'.a "~ :>cs ,. •arm.~ GA. ltDf~;(-. .. ~ of "'• TIUSlM Sol•no. Orange, Ca lornta required ID 9'¥9 notice to 927' 5 I publlC mee/ng or IC>mlal CIOlng bus•llftl '1S ot WAR£ COllPf':1t4•1 IS <u Of' ~Al ~ u;g., •• 1 , PR
and ot the trusts er.at.cs Publl•h•ll Newpon ::i~= ~~:::-: 1714) 856-tet8 heMVig on !he notice ,, i~~~NUN~gl'r~~~·o~:~ SELL &r~t1oa,., ~ tl Sf,l ,. PM a• -.; i .. 1 1 REV o f'<t 1c.>iro11Wc!r<;
by Nld DHd ol Trus1 Sl'd Be ch-Cosca Mesa °"'1Y conseoted 10th• p•opoMtd Pvblt,heCI Newport they are received by tne sea GuU lane 1BtOS PuBL•C Au .. • O,_ 1(1 l lif E L •,.. ~ •.so~11 ... L(w S ~· ~ "tl:X.••I ~
MM..-be held on Polo! Apnl 9, 16· 23 30 action) The 11ldoptlfld9'\I Buen Cosu Mesa Daily Reserve Bank on or betOfe N-()()11 ~~ CA 92663 your USed ve Cle ~1(;,..fS1 E1"'1>l 1; •O~ " .. f.I\ t" J:iA'• t.t. It o1'w:A 1 o· A;•~ < CA 9M1t In~ ~::o -.:,~ :l~jm l9!13 edmonistrat>on llUVlOnly win P•lol APf~ 30. M.11y 3, 7, the last dale ol the com• N.aomt JunoSho 8M 5ea fhl'OU~ C~S~ I '1 ~i:llf I'~~· ot ~ti' llw1U I' toie a.. bOti I. ~rug!\ • /I:! 931 '/lf:":I
toe.I.cl 91 t;o1 South~ F967 be grantee unless an 1fll« 1993 , JD.it.P:MCXL --GUii ~ 18~ ~ • .... 78 mO!•!!i C1+'V-1::.c SU!M tot t:c.• w~ .. 1,.11:;io •t llM# e. Gl1'A Uf C Hled pet'SC>n files 11'1 oo-FrMo004 Publi shed Ne w port Beach CA92663 v _,..., cas" & ~••r s l I W" O' U •'u m~, 01 Cit A('\S-4\TSECfiE'Afi~ = ~. ll•fomia PUBLIC NOTICE lecttOl'I to the petition ano BHch-Cost.a Mesa Da.ly Th11 'bus111ess 11 con llv 1 s:iit • r..a~ a • , I• Sut a rio•t:.. t!ll' TAC 1't?I PUB 4'1{ 4'2l
At IM time 11 the 1no11al NOTICE OF shows good ca.Jse why me PUBLIC NOTICE Ptk>t Apnl 30· 1993 F006 dUdeG by an 11\dMdual tt • 0'1*" t'• iu':r ~ '" o L<ll• r l co1MytC to o • ".!~ ~bon of lhla nouc.. PETITION TO court should not granl lhe The reg11tran1(sl com· '°~'.: 1:;9 un: ADMINISTER ·~ING on IJ'le peu-B~~~'CD HB\A~~t~~·~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ;::*'~, ~:sa:'1tt1:.S PUBLIC NOTICE !:!:' eecured by the 8~ ESTATE OF: Uon _,,. be held on MAY MESA PLANNING COM-THE COSTA MESA ZON· BoS!ness Name(t l hlled
dMalbed deed ot INSI lbchlefM Ju4tft99t 27, 1993 •I I 45 PM In MISSION AT THE CITY ING AOMINISTAATOA 1boYe on, 4 t!l-93 ~ eAmaled coats. 911• eka lllllf'f Oepl. 703 located •I 341 HALL 71 FAIR DRIVE. WIU RENDER A OECI-Naomi Jurnho
penMS .,., adlllnen •• Madelelne Juenv-t Th• City 011¥9 South Or COSTA MESA. CALIFOO· SION OH l\JESOAY. MAY Thtl statement WU i.1.a
1153.l n 70 elle lllllf'f onge, CA 112668 NIA, AT IS JO PM 00 AS 11. t993. OA AS SOON AS wtlh the County Cltril ot
It ii pouii. that at IN Madelel Ju t IF' YOU OBJECT TO lhe SOON AS POSSIBLE POSSIBLE THEREAFTER. Onlnge County on April 15
tlm• ot .... .,,. opening .. ,,. •"9• granting of tne petition. 'fOU THl:REAnER ON MON· ON THE FOLLOWING 1993
bid may be leas 11\ln lht anon should eppear I I the hHI· DAY. MAY 10, 1119J RE· ITEM F567827
&O(AI lnd9blednelS due CASI! NO. At88330 1ng and state your ol>-GAROING THE FOUOW· t ZONING ACTION ZA· Publttil'lell Newport Buch
OM•: 4't21'13 • 0,!:11:.S~'!;=1c'!,'!:~ 1:::::: :tt!"~he ~=: 1~f :~~~ATWeNF~lOW-~i~Jo/L~= f'oR AA Co11a Mesa D111y P1to1
LA MIU TITLI CO .. ICIW, and penona WhO moy 0t• the heanng Yaut •P-ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· MINOR CONDITIONAL USE Apt1I 16• 23, 30. Moy 1·
P'IUIY, • .. kt TnaalM, othelWIH be lflttfested In pWl/lCe may be In person LCNGEO IN COURT, THE PERMIT TO INSTALL A 1993. •r T .D . SERVICE Iha W'dl Of nlllle, or bOth, or by y<>ut attorney CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· SATELLITE ANTENNA1 ________ F_98_9
COMPAHY, .,,.nt of Mtdele1ne JueogSl, aka IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS-DISH ALONG THE SIDE: PUBLIC NOTICE ., l'ra~• o.Pee.n. Mtlrf Mad1lt1n1 Juenc;ist or a COtlllflgent croclilOf or SUES SOMEONE RAISES YARD OF A SINGLE-, _________ _
Aeal atent Seeretery' aka M ery M1delelne the decea~td. you rnuat l11e AT HIE: PUBLIC HEARING FAMILY AESIDENC6 LO-NOTICE OF • Jueng51 M.tuon your cl1a1m With th• C00'1 DESCRIBED IN THIS N(). CATED AT 591 KNOW£lL eo 1 •outh Lewie A PCTITION hu been and mail 1 copy to the pet TICE OR IN WRITTEN PLACE IN AN RI ZONE APPUCATION TO
Str••t, Orane•, CA llled by R1ndolph C sonal represeritauve 11>' CORRESPONDENCE DE· ENVIRONMENTAL DETER-SELL ALCOHOLIC Hee9 C7t4) 385-4700 JuenQSl In the $(1pen<lf po.nted by the coun w.th.n LIVERED ro THE PL.4N-MINATION· EXEMPT BEVERAGES 4-20.~
IP AVAILMLI, THE Court of Cal1tornla. County lour months rrom the dill• NINO COMMISSION AT, IF THE ABO\/E AC· To WllOm 11 MlY Con
UPICTG OPENING of ORAHCE Of llAI IUu:\neo of leue1s OA PRIOR TO, THE PUB Tl~(S) IS/ARE CHAL· cem FAY, Peter Jtmea &
1NO MAY •I 08TAINID THE PETITION requests H pt<Mded In ~c11on 9100 UC HCAAINQ LEHOEO IN COURT, THE Rosell.l ti(.,•) applytl'IQ 10
rt CALUWO THI ,oa., that Randotpl't c Juengst ol the Cal<IOITll.I Prob:i'• 1 PLANNING ACTION PA CHA.LUNGE MAY BE UM th• Dep.Wnenl °' Alce>
---------1bt lppointtd u personal Code The lime for lilong 93 19 FOO JEFFREY S ITED TO ONLY TttOSE IS-"°"c Bevet~ Con1rQ1 to MEET rept1Mnt.at.ve to •dminl• claims ~ nol e•pote * CLAP!' AUTHORIZED SUES AAISEO IN WRITTEN sell •lcoholoc t>evenw,Je1 01
lor lhe Htalt °' IM dece-fore four monlhs from ll'tll AGENT roR JAMES H JA· COARESPO+IDENCE OE 670 W. t 7\h Sf GI, Co11.1
dent. hearing 1111• nohctd COBSON FOR A CONDI· LIVERED TO THE ZONING Mes.l C4 92627 -1h •1"
THE PCTITIOH requests lbolle TIONAL USE PERMIT TO ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR Oo-SJ;e 8Ht & Wine (l'ub l Ult dtc'Adent'I WILL and YOU MAY EXAMINE the ESTABLISH AN INDOOR TO THE ABOVE DATE. Eat Pl) ~_.,Hiii 90meon• lpecia cod.al•, If IJllV, be edmllled r.i. kepi by &he court II you SPORTS CLIMBING FACIL· FOR FURTHER INFOOMA Published Newpl)rt
throu h cla111hed UY IN AN ( ISTINO IN TION ON THE ABOVE AP BHC:h Cosl.t Mtu t>aty
STUTII& I llEW IUSllESSt1
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OUSTRIAL BUILDING lO.. PUCA TIONS. TELEPHONE Pitoc April lO, 1 :jJ
CATEO Af 1300 LOGAN 754-5245 OA CALL AT THEii••• AVtNUE IN AN MO ZONE, OFFICE OF THE PLAN
CNVIRONMCNTAL DETER· NINO DMSION ROOM 200
MINATION £1CCMPT n FAIR OAIVE. COSTA
2 f'l.ANNINO ACTION PA M(S-' CALIFORNIA
9J 21 FOR ROBIN s SHY Publllhtd Ne•porl
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RllLO AC.tNT FOR ES Pilot Apf1I 30, 19'J3 ,_ ·"""
SCARClllO tOR A CON r~ MOUNT OlM
DITIONAL USt PERMIT PUBLIC NOTICE c-.o...., • ~ roR OUTOOOR DISPLAY CNl>tl. ~ or rLOW RS IN CON __ C_N_8_1_09_t _oe_,__ '\m1111 All F1111>u"'
JUNCTION WITH AN CX t•"'S 01 •~ ISTINO I LOWER SHOP '1cUUou1 -... LOCATED AT 1&06 NEW 9ual,..._ MerM COf1-M ...
POflf OOULfV4RO, "°' A Slat..,..... 11 ................ . Cl ZOHl ( NVIR0N"4 N The followlng penons
TAL 0 ftAMIHATION (X • .,. OOtt\Q O...t<nNI
Ea.tPT MIOORI RtSTAURANf,
l TtMTATIVE PARCEL 'wv-H ~d. to.I•
MAP ~I~ fOR RALPtt Meaa. CA 9212'1
C.M RSON. AUTHORlltO ~ Aat~ltlt A Gen·
A O NT 'OR f'LAV eral Parlne11hlp, tt71
O•Eln , TAU!Ht roR A Stw'"O'On •10J NewPof1
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A CO~ H LOT ~A·, F0A H·l'Oml wlW'f'ura. ltr5 -~~~~==~~ A PRtVIOUILY AP ~ingt<WI •IOl NHll)Or1 r
PMOvtO 4 UNIT R IO(N BMc.tt CA~
f!Al C no-..1N1U-.t LO Cmollo Brocllman. 1tn
C"~JEO AT [A f lllH ~ •IOJ. Newpcw1
STA fl IN AN 9'Uf0 11, CA t.l
lOM lNV1..0...MlNfAl Th11 IMOllNSI s c.on-
D I ERMINA TIOH U MMd bf; a f"'\«11 PM
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Pursuant to Go\lernment Code $(>Ct ~n 54~ 6 tht folio_.. ng 1n!ormatt0n is hereby noticed
regarding proposed mcrea'\e 1n trit business w for tne Cir, of Ne~port 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 IE RAISED
ANNUALLY IS $2,200,000
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PUBLIC MEETINGS REGARDING THE INCREASE IN THE
BUSINESS TAX RATES WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY
COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT ~~~'Lt 3g=1.:'.e:'lE0~~R ~~¥~~:~!11:~ J:O~~a
AND SECOND READING AND ADOPTION OF THE
ORDINANCE ON MAY 24, 1913.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING THll
PROPOSED TAX RATE CONTACT THE RIVllUI
MANAGER AT NEWPORT IEACH c1n HALL, llOO
NEWPORT BOULEVARD.
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2925 5~30 COSTA MESA 2624 HOTELS BUSINESS OfflC! LOST 6 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT IA.I.BOA
2606 a MOTELS 2718 FOR RENT 2769 POUND BEACH 1069 BEACH 2169 ISLAND
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •E'SIDE 2501 Ofangeliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hurry~ t Letti ------------
H.V. HOMES-Carmel A.ve. JBr l 'hBa, gar. E•atbluff &Aper 3BR/ Furn-charming prvt Very BIO 1 BR In a UVe IN LAGUNA Close to hOma, fre$h P OUNDt 4127 1 2 Advertltlng
3BR 28.. d_.. w/d hkups, hraplace, 2 5 8 .. T h / 1 BR Ind 1 • • quiet comple11. Furn Studio•, kitchen-air, 11lnt rates, aultea .,...., whit• doee, ·-•••-~ upgra """• clean Good credit · "' own ome w • ry, person, E'alda. no pot•. evt from 300 a/f. 2043 by Hoapltal Rd & Su-LOCAL..,,,.,..,~ ~S~~vN;2~~r~o~. req. mo. 968-9926 ~~~g;, :: et:,~~~ ~~-~e~~.r;:;~ty 831-8427 •U:•~p:v .. ~~~75 w .. tctlrt Or. &45-8101 periot, NB. 650-6532 ~~~r ar:r~.~.!;
.,..,...._.,..-~--...,..,,....---E'StOE tg 3Br 2Ba trplx, LARGE clean 1BR, -1CI EXl!C offlcea, 4770 FOUND: 000, f9mate 0C office
H9Fbor VI-Homes, new cpl/decor, tp, d/w Hrbr Rld9e. vi-. up-gar, wetk-ln cloHt. •---------Von K•r"'8ft (JW tarrier-type, white with With MW '
Phase II, Portoflno, lndry, tncd yrd, grdnr. graded 2Br 2Ba, very CORONA $650. No pets. Cell VACATION Alrpof1, N.B.) Pv1 work b I •ck & brown MulUp,. publlcelAorw
48r 31hBa, 2-sty. Per-Ouietl S1275. 6'0-1733 pvt. $2300/mo-+ HC. 2622 Betty ...,._2270 RENTALS 2722 stations $150; pvt of· swetchaa, groomed ~•r~ot:::~~ ..!'!!! feet loc, $599,000. Bob/Bkr 489-1463 DEL MAR hco $350. Mo-to-mo. with curly hair. Found •"' .._...... OPEN SAT/SUN 1 -5, •E-tslde remodeled MOVE·IN S PECIAL Free pntng, rum, volee 4/15, In BalboL Call Hlespeoplel Mgmt
1842 Port Taggart. 3BR lBA hOuS• w/ga· Udo Isle, 3+3. lam rm, $1BR-$600, 2BR·S700. Newpcwt khoalutt. mall, reeept. cotfH. 675-7445 home; 310-growth•~. com-
Owner/Agt 720-9950 rage, w/d hkups, tncd radec. 2-car ger, Cute & cozy 2BR lBA. Close to everything. Summer turn 2BR cont rm. FA)(, copier, 942-3651 woni ml salon+ bonus••·
Npt Hta 3BR 2BA.. cmr
lot, $399K. 547 River-
side. Open Frl/SaVSun
Own/Agt 494-e251
yd, grndr, lmmac $~300 310-277-1583 frplc, yard, encl ga-HURRY! 546·9081 l~Ba, avt 6/1. Pools, Fed Ell, UPS, notary, LOST-·T Trainee poaition avWI· cond' Sml ~t okt Call owner atter 6PM. rage, nr bch/shops 50 -eble. 714/645-7530 $1175/mo 833-7775 S97S/mo. 780-1875 •MOVE-IN S PECIAL! Sl lOO mo ....._8947 secty avail 833-95 • White 1 yr old female.1---------or 775-4335 •Udo Penlnaul•• O.r .. e Lg 2BR 1BA1_________ Al Quinlan long hair, fluffy tall, CASHIERICOUNTllR
Harbor View-Pvt Bch nu cpt, O/W, atorar· arNTALS TO OH1ces from 100-260 a/f green ayes. wearing Prsn. M..f' 7:30em to
---------Rivi .... Twnhme 48R On P enlnaul•, 1 hse 2'1'.tBa, 2 car, pool.
to ocn, view, 2BR tennis, pvt yd, hugel
2BA, l/p, 2 car parking $1325/mo 842-9797
$300K OWC 73&-7789 Coldwell BaNler
tBR. park mdl S900 COSTA MESA 2624 $695/mo 840-249 ~ w/parkl,,g; E 17th blue collar with bell. 1:30pm. HI Time Cet-
Lux Wtrfmt iBR $1500 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'---------SHARE 2724 Street, Costa Mesa. Loat 4(20/93 neat At-Iara 250 Ogle St. CM 873-&030 Mon-Sat. Nwpt Hgts area dp11t,,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) &48 4330 lenta/Brookhurat,1---------
710 Lldp P •rk Dr. **Cozy furnished 3BR 2\1\Ba. frplc, 21• Hunt. Boach. Please ClericallCounter
studio, S550/mo. No car gar, $1250/mo. ~400 +dap. Shr n-call (714) 554.7900 or Boat parts a ecc••
Mod.,-perfect Bayri...._ pets. Gas & water Incl. 548-0n9 or 6*6578 3BR 2BA CM hse, w/ INCOME 964·2498 REWARD aotln aatea & t>tekpng
••••••••••---------!lBr 3Ba, appro• 1800 Lv Msg 846-5330 d, avail now, n/smk/ DROPERTY 2790 LOST: btk P-.lan clerical dutJH. P{f M· HUNTINGTON aq ft. hdwd flra, cath •Oul•t 18A relrlg, en-dmk/drugs. 548-0759 ~ W·F. Salary open. Ask HOUSES/ ce11. plant shutters. AC •S200 OFFI 3BR closed gorage & patio iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil c••• 4125• In COfona fOf Eleanor, 631-2810 BEACH 2140 & more. $l900. 720-0507 8 W/D h $550. 2 Person. No C .M. Male, Chrlsllan •Home + Income!• det Mar. REWARD. CONDOS 2"" a, 2233 F 1k~ps, Pet. 842-5984 values, nJ•mkr. Upstrs E'slde CM 6 newer Pleaae call 675-6523 1----::DR=""'iVER==a,....---
THE BLUFFS garage, 8 rv ew. w/batcony. Shr BA, · r All d OST C FOR SALE 2BR 28A, trplc, 2 park-* 2500 $1070/mo 548-7001 Respon emply'd mate, pride un ts. e· L : AT Small Want to dellvef' motOf
••••••••• Ing spaces w/pool & s/f 4BR 21i1Ba, kit. fom VERY PVT entry, STU-S325 utts pd 549-0206 tached 28R hses. Par· dark brown female homos & vana local a •••••••••I spal Wght rm 5800/ rm, gmblt/pool $1800 S 4 O O M 0 VE IN 010 & bath, ss251mo COM Share lrg lBr 380 feet tor ownr occup. Burm•••• p Ink nationwide? Vdd drlv· mo (310) 438-9001 Dowd, Agt 720·7432 E'Side 2BR 1 BA, utils pd. 850-7944 home South 01 PCH, Sn4K. Bkr 833·7n6 rhinestone collar w/ era license required,
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
OUT-OP-STATE
PROPERTY 1558 ·-------•I OREOON LAND, nice 1 4 -a c re p a r c o I .
GENERAL 1002
S t 3,500. By owner.
(503)772·0626
8 bo Quiet & Airy, near lrplc. 1550 + Y.I util. tag. Loal 4/25, Jaa-no exper "99ded.
•FOR RENT: Single-VIII• •I • 2Br '2Ba, shopping, 631-5508 •Twnhse·atyte 2Br Leave msg. 723_..652 •••••••••I mine Creek, CdM. Pis
family 4Br 28a home ocn/sunset vlowa, new 1 •A.Ba, patio, pool, BUSINESS •-call 644-0989 with 2-car garage, paint, lmmae cond, yr $400 MOVE IN gar, t032-C w. Wllaon COM. Share sunny 2Br a:
nice yard & ,,ew car-lso, $1300. 644-2501 E'Slde 1BR, carport, $700 No pet 646-0105 2Ba overlooking park. FINANCE Loa Aftvel-T...._
peting In Seabury d/W, Modem & airy 5 blocks from beach. •••••••••! Part time work fOt FUtt Tract near beach. 831-5508 UPSTAJAS $550/mo .. in u111 Fem PERSONALS Time pay. lndOOf/Out·
S1200/mo. 557-0454 SMEOUTHTRO COAST $895 Mo-• You In! !~~· ~!',~· ~;:_mN~~:: non-smokor. 644-0349 ---------•••••••••• ~~~r ge~~~~. ·~~":
2186 2BR 2BA, bltlns, $795. $695/mo. 642-7142 Corona dol Mar-Sunny BUSINESS mission. Wont while
Oceanfront's best toca-••••••••• IRVINE 2144liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cat OKI Agt, Pam spacious rmlba. Yt blk OPPORTUNITY PERSONALS 3002 quatilytng for •t-tionl No bike way, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR BA. 2 546-5880 or 979-3848 X·lg 1 Br w/Walk-1n bch, pref tom n/smkr 2904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tracttve benefit.a p.ack-
SBR house or 312 HOUSES/ '' •• 1 car ga----------closet, carport near ~50 utts pd 723-1968 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil OuplK. Propeny Hse CONDOS 2BR end unit, 2 patios. rage, pool, rotrlgeraror e S725 MOVE IN• beach. $5~mo. 703 CALIF'S 11 l DATELINE ~g:d1;:,•chco~::~ga.
(714) 842_3850 gar, pool & rennls. 1 & dryor avail. Patio X·lg Eastside 2Br gar· James SL 524·5318 NB UDO Pvt Bch. Lg SIOOO WKLY INCOME Gata, Guys, Gaya. Call ~--
NT yr lse S999 mo. pets S950 No pel 54S-7668 den apt w/gar, frptc,1---------quiet hse. No smkr/ SNACl(.ISOOA ROUTE l -900-737-7278 X309 ---------_________ ,FOR RE ok. Harriet 551-8700 pallO, pool. Moro. No X·lg 3BR 2BA nr OCC. drug/pet. Reap M. Pvt FOR SALE CHEAP 18,. S2.9S/mlo. ET · MEDICAL
COSTA MESA 1024 •••••••••. ________ ••••••••---pe-1s_._5_s_1._2_&4_• ___ Paho/N-dec/Cablo Br/Ba. $500 t-smt dep. _ _:t..:::-800-3~:::!.!7:..:S-:.VE!!:.!N::D~--I---------..zhleboto-ta•• _ .. ,. Brklst bar. 4-Pte• Wea~• pd 723-6789 '"' -· .,_ .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--------~-HEWPOR1'.----j~,.AR1'J\4ENTS ... E.Sld• .. 2BR 1eA. S8SO Quiet 64S-t862 · CONDOM VENDINO MEMBERSHIPS A.eat. Exp. NB group.
ANXIOUS TO SELL BALBOA very clean quiet. vltd NB lrg room, walk to ROUTE 3 S 3-G M·F. 644·7854
'hacre, E'sido Lrg BEACH 2169 FOR RENT celltngs, enc patio,----------beech. Young prof Big Proltls. CaH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiilii ---------
hOme, pool, gar apL PENINSUIA 2107 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gar. lndry rm, 313 Ca-HUNTINGTON non-smkr. $420 ~ ~ American Defender 24 Pff Escrow Ofllclr
Can owner 631·9l75 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... ' bnllo, $785 832·!5086 BEACH 2 640 utot Avl now. 723·5607 hrs. 800-858-3933 N c~:.~ ~lu~ -.:::! Etcrow COmputaf exp
Newly painred Inside / ·"-C•-Del Mer 2Br/jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB-Fem shr beau1ilUI LOCAL ROUTE'•Poss berahlpt Great Dealt required. Non-smoecng
3BR 2BA w/jac, frplc, .A ~ BALBOA I Ba $725, 1Br/1Ba VERY PRETTY 2Br 4BR wl2 others. Vl-. S4,000 Waekty•Buy For details 075-9715 N-pof1 Beach otflc9.
gar, Ing, mic:ro, side ,_a_/ ISLAND 2606 $6SO. Now erpl/d.rps/ 1,,_Ba sn5/2er' 28a jac, 2 btka bch, comm all °' Part Free Info FAX resume W/OICl¥ef patio $1700 673-0708 -t..-:-1 1 Quiet E sid n pool, gar, olc space, •800-741-4311 letter to: 831-7488 ~--· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pn ' o o. s e $800. No one over or w/d, own BA. S700, PAV PHONE ROUTE --------·---------
Oc::eentront Yrly, 2000 •2BR 1 BA unfurn. ioc:;. No pets. Open 8-4 under. View overlooks Avail 5/1. 548.&494 '$1200 Wl;EKLV, UM· EMPLOYMENT Private Post omc..
S/f, 4BR 2BA, lrplc Yearfu F od I h t t da1ty. 147 E. 18lh SL park. 847-0310 ITEO OFFER. MUST ••••••••• FIT perm. shipping.
$2200 7 .... 0551 ... ,... ore a r ea • wa er NB L d 1 phones, otflc::e wrk, /mo u..-Be BR Incl. No pota. $900/mo E'Slde 2Br l 'hBa, gar/ • rg con °· poo · SELL 1 """'22"' .......,,. Ev/wknd 840-2434 ach cottage 2 1---------tennis, nr beach, all ......,.,. .,..,~ friendly 6 responalble, l j2 ~ti
$1075/MO yearly. 873-0892 patio, fresh pnl. Move-NEWPORT prMedgos. M/f!, empld. S6/tlr, N.B. &42~
Bayfronl Condo, 2BR In apeclal $495. 645-•••••••••I EMPLOYMENT $2700/MO ••Bachelor Apt S425/ 2448 or &Oo-427-7650 BEACH 2669 ssoomo. 6"5-8984 llVMOUNCrlllt:!U"f'S 5530 • •Recehtne, Prr,
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DEL MAR 2122
.,...._ tlo mo. Nr bchl Tom-otc 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Crest fem nJ .ru"'" ~& momlnoa. COM.,_, ••·•-•1 Y8C8 n... 955-2800 H/759-0685 E'alde 28R 1BA. quiet. I• amkr ahr lg 3BR 3BA 97S.•'fOO -k tor
• 48R, oceanfront or Dave 939-3100 $900 Move lnl $725 •1Br tBa. gar. fp $790 dHlgner twnhme, \<\ $11 .... R.-D~.J Shawna 0t M••• • $1300/WK 271 16th Pl tlC. •L.rg 2Br 2Ba, lrplc, ml to bch, pool, spa,---------• iilf" ~,..... ... ,
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Call Paul 840-5324
3BR, great town· FABULOUS No pets 844-0452 I/gar $995. •2Br 2Ba, toMIS $500 mo. Avl ANNOUNCEMENTS Young & outgoing to house, wk or mo #gar $950. 72 l • l l 60 831 3784 E wOflC with a bunch of summer Is coming LOCATION!! •EASTSIDE• now • v 2920 young crazy ouv• a
o e ea n 18 a y tr on t Charming duplex. 2BR $725 ' BR $625 •2BDRll $700• Npt CrHt ahr 2Br 2Ba iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil mllllonalra bo•• at
LAROE, SUNNY 3Br,
2Ba, hreplace, relrig,
w/d. Avail 6/1 $1500/
mo. 642-1059
homes $875-$3000 wk 306 'h c I 28 enc gar, Gas/wtr pd. 1 BDRM seoo condo 3 blocks from U1. Tl MATE SNACK now ot1ic:es In Irvine Quaint Balboa homo t ora I r 2323 Elden 548-7854 * • bch. Tennis, pool, gar Kld·LenHfM bubble· Start lmmed. 253·8700
S 800 1 Ba Private Su•· Frig, dshwshr, atove $550/mo. 645-7883 n11m .. _~ •-· "'Ida 825-$1 lwtc I ,,. •FREE CAB~ll•! incl. No pets 545-4855 1---------•-, .... _ •~ " 673·AENT deck, frplc, (310) 1Bdrm. clean. poo1. --------Npt Hghta. Prof F/M ~~"d':.t's"~o ~ No matter
what you're
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newspaper
273-3300 Of (714) Side, gated, lndry rm, :=-~~~. 2 ahr new bright & airy Awesome taste! $30/ close to bch, achls 6 ...--twnhH, w/d, gar, tp, tOOO. 7141248-1605 727-6736. shops. 842·5858 Years Newl, 2BR, tam-$550 i sec 722·7'360
MAGNIFICENT 180-
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4BR 2YIBA. Nu blinds/ ---------
cupel/pa1nl/lndscpg. Beach Area! Uy comple1t, Average ---------rent $637.50/mo w/a 6 Prot, n/smkr, turn rm,
Lota of llghL Comm NEW'°"T PEMINSULA
pool. $3200. 721-0678 YEARl Y OR wtHT£R
New Condo• S700K +
luxury condos tor rent.
1400-2600 sf. 2&3Brs,
21h·3inBa starting at
$1700/mo. Sec sut>-
rorr prkg, walk to bch.
Call Uaa at 22.2·5775
S650/M().S2000/M0
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Villa Rentals
675-4912
from 9am-6pm or 363-i---------1293 eve/Wlcnd for appt $750. Quiet studio BR
condo, Versailles, frig,
pool, s pa, gym, patio,
COSTA MESA 2124 sec gate. Me-2947
2Bf 2Ba Bayrldge upper
3BR 2BA. Upper Ar, condo near Bison/
Soc gale, No pnt/crpl, MacArthur. 2-car gar.
Close to &.C. Pl.z• new pnt/crpt, 11ln1 toe
$900 ~ dep, gaS/Wtr $1300. N/pot 760-8671
pd. bkr &94-0882 •Bluffs Condo
3BR E"aide home. 2 car 3BR 2\hBa, $1550. gar w/alley access. Barbara. Agt 644-0195
S t 200 Incl utils & lawn Helen B. Dowd, Rltr ave A,.. 831-8011 ~· Eaatbtutt 4BR 28a,
SBA 3BA hse, Meaa VIEW expanded fam/
V e r d e a r e a , n r living, 2 t/p. Pvt yd
achoots, pool, apa & $2500/mo Don Pf•ff
morel ~9950 642-9797 ColOwel s.rier
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 mo tse. aso-aato 1300 sq n apt1t tvt apt 1---------Mesa Verde, refs req liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij UDO ISLE fully fum $395 + utJI 957·0478 1Br. Ulll, gar Incl. ---------S785/mo yrly 1 per-Ser10U1 student.. CM-pvt
aon, no peta 673-0837 r m lb a w /s I u d y •
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It s th.. aasy-to-
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visited regularly -sue·
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fits In. IF YOU CAN F1HD A BIGGER 1 ·IORM.
IH A NICER SETTING FOR LESS T1JAH
$649, TAKE m THAT GO£S FOR OUR
Kitc hen & lndry pnva,
•N•w Bachetor Apt $575 .. 'h utile. Not========~ --------1111 Nr Hoag Hosp. 1 per· pols. 6 mos tse req"d EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
son only. $375/mo. Avt 611. 850-5042 5530 5530 $595 JR. 1 ·BORMS., TOOi Avt 611. 85C>-83t0
If yoo haven't shopped Polm Mesa ... , Stwre 4BR hou•• In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Be•ch,
$450 /mo, all amon
Inc 875-3818 maybe you should! You'll see 'NMt you're 11•••••••-
mlsslng Apartments elsewhere look like
shoe·boxes compared to ours. And we·~
got fabulous landsceplng on 6 cKtes, o GARAGES
super-dooper exercise room, pool ond II•••••••••
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
spa lkst of all, we're on a nice, quiet 11--------lifiiOiiRiiiiREiiiiNTiiiiiiiiii2ii7ii4iiO
street MtJrry o f our teMnts have been ROOMS 2706 E'alde Coe.. M•••=
there for 10 years or more. You might ask lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ApPllf 1ox20, vary ...
them v.hy (Sony, no pets) ~O Mml-pvt room f()( cure. EZ access, 6 mo
wt'Vt GOT SPECIALS Fem eo +. 24 hr Uc'd min $95/mo 839-4494 care. Ownet on pr• THATLL KNOCK YOUR SOCKS Of'f1 mtset. 714-6e7-0175
PALM MESA APARTMENTS
1561 ~sa DltYe, Cost.a Mesa -C71•) 546-9860
.µst down the stru t l'rom StMa Mt C°'"1Y CM>)
Nwpt ktt-Watef'front COMMERCIAL catm. pvt BA. patklng,
3 blka to bch S500+ REAL ESTATE
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... Mr• Auto Bodi Conc·Bric~·Block. Uc CARE 3554 FENCES Pf'CM• Jnmy 157.ot40 & ~k s11 .so, c~~ a.v On Mowtntl ~ ~ ~io. Pt10M quotea/Waftl au.., ... ______ _
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....._ tie. l'M/WIWll lQO.H2.utt CAl,,1)7850 dNIN.S ~ ~by prof11 Uo'd --..tt4 "L 77 .. t7U"
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IOIO COSTA lllSA 8124·----•t 1210 nuacs 1220 W01.VO U30 ........ mill~~:::.-:=-=::~n~::All:1SP0~1t:!:a~n:o:•1 .......... , ............ ~ ...... iiiii .. ll .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi ~.3<:=...m::;: ·~·=.~~~ w ~. »K: mee. ·eo..,....a•.aee ·ee 190E 2.8 . Red, -.n ·eeve>v~ iiiiii,tiiiitiiPRIVIA•••uiiii•.eo T~ Tr.e11••._••vouo•••,.••
ltldJWY deu, Mlfu, trtins. ">Ott, ClothH Wttt ~. '*°'" • 'k * 1 0 2 0 8 2 . Int, aurvool, llllOya, all 112.991, •"'917111 Ma<oon. AT. AC, p l :!:C, ~:!. ::. .:,:; AT, AC, ~ .....
ete. UM350 • uspm bedoing, tov•. books MOTOaCYCUS ~~· ~ v1n• t~ t.'= ~!, ":r::. · sunc:1ance ... ta ou••. l'Mlf. ., • ..... r .. , bu,,..,... AaS. p.r..., ~-
278 Avocado sat ontv SCOOTEIS 8018 tat.M8 4317 Automotrv• 22451 SS"8. "71•3'7 ~:,:.;.. f'2tc.Jo..af•Pwn (4C9MOO) 18"3 gray 1\~~VHIJ ••p"'•••as •"tl •1rero1 .. .....,..,,..., Neb•re cett11111e 1rv1"4t Auto c.nter ....,.,.. cec1111-.: ,,7,993 T....,_ et .-.-_
IU WAn UV fum, kitchwew11re, jew• 6 8ulck 4 72· 7400 & lkaiCk '92 Aciclalm c..ta -----_. etry, pfaino. tther piano '878 MONDA 780I' teoo H..ttor 91wd. 2eoo Mw~ Blvd. s10.998, •208151 TOYOTA OF 722·2000 COSTA MIU
2 Not ._.. _._._e; benches, misc SAT e-New top eno. good M04t00 ~9100 COSTA ME~• 722--· ._...,. condition, S1500/obo. AUTO TUTTLE CUC"" -._ orown. top lr"z"': 4, 1947 Pelican Pl 714/890-0055 '9t Fleetwood 60 s.,.. AUTOMOTlvE 722·2000 VANS 9225 ~~~·1:!"!t~:~. -.::p:'::AL":'":T:':'.IC='O":'"":E...,a="T=A.,...,,,,T=ir,....1 clal • Wht. blu llhr. IMPORTED 9100 MERCURY 9135 lrvl"• Auto Center ~--------1 1---------19 t PAEVIA LE • •• •1iiCiicheiiwii,,ii .. ii1iioiiPtciiiii~iii l:=viioiiwwiiiiiiAGiiiiiiEiilfiiii9ii2l.5 d•ll..,.r. St75 • ._ 960-SALEI Many many ll'lras . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 472-7400
3678 or 53H!M7 310~a~!!T ~on AUTOMOBILES :Z ~~~~od•~3~:st '89 JEEP •ea Trac-·whlle, K , -,-90-P_l_.-out ___ h_Laz __ .,-
U 33 cu' refrlg. white, SMta Ana Ave, btwnl••••••••• N..,._ Cedlllac CHEROKEE pa, atereo can. #0«67,,, S7998
tld•aid•, lro.t frff, KnoK '& 1601 Hsehld a hick V&, AC, stereo cass. (21JH895) '4493 Tuttle Ctrcll
work• gre•t. 38x60 goods, Bone Chlna.1---------24500 H.ntor Blvd. white (2Maa620) Towot• of AutomotJve $175/obo. 524-5318 bedding, Jewelry . ACURA 9010 540-9100 19,993 Co.t• M•-Irvine Auto Center
W ..... rnD _ ...... OR bowling bait, go11 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1--------TO¥OT• OF 722·2000 472-7400 ....... '.. --clubs, Cloth••. etc 1• '92 Al.LI.ANTE CONV, .. .a.tW Refr~a. •90 lnt .. r•• •• "8 blk/blk. chrome whla, COST• MEra '90 Coug•r ·Bl", AT, '90 PLYMOUTH waahera a. dryert Gi.ss dining rm tbl w/6 039971 • t5K ml. $37,000. ._ -P/seats, atereo c:ass. VOYAGER
C.th depending on Chrt, IBM PC com· TUTTL• CUCK Oyt 786-2015 Ev/ 722•2000 mnrf, alloyt, leather, #697223 $11,998
cond. Frff haut-away. puter. tamps, deskt, AUTOMOTIVE Wknda 786-8186 ABS, CO. (612505) Tuttle Ciiek
960-3678 or 536-6947 misc turn, cto1hes, Irvine Auto Center 1.,.,..,....,,~--..,,,.-...,,..----------St t,993. Automotive
p ctures & misc hso-472-7400 '112 Ek:lorado Toor c~. JAGUAR 9 105 Toyota of Irvine Auto Center washer/Dryer S135ea. hid items! SaVSun 8400 mla, black, aJ. Cost• Me-472·7400
White, AT, AC dual, l30ffff. 113 .... I•
leather, mnrf, a.tlOys, T·-1e ru k 'Tt C...W CAa p/pkg, ••tr• root """ "'"t; Automoc.,..,. While, ,_ pain\. JtlrW
(304 7703> IMne Auto Cenler c;ondibon '3800 $17,793 47 .. 7400 64!>--7335
TOYOTA OF ,. •99 vw Gett
COSTA MESA VOLVO 9230 .ro10195, S6998
722·2000 Tuttle CMck
Automotrv•
'9t To~t• Tercel '89 VOLVO 7'° Irvine Auto Center
4'1t580e. $7998 AT, AC. ABS. p/p"g·l---4_7_2_·_7_400 __ _
Tuttle Ciiek anrl, alloy1 (2MLM· 91 Puaat GL Wgn · Automou,,,. Irvine Auto Center 853) $12 993 Bet~. AT AC. cc. Ult,
Aefrlg St 110. Dish. 9 31 1815 Kinglet '91 lntegra LS-Biii. AC, loya, almost newt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 722·2000
washr S 120. &48-5848 ~--:-:--..,.....,~-----p/wndws, cruise, till, Save thou a and a I '89 XJS CONV -~=---=~~~-•Hu<ry Hurryt Sal·Sun ~ p/snrt, ttereo cass. $29,988 21491
VOLVO OF stereo c as.a. PJpkg, Vow• g • r ___ 4_7_2_-7_400 ____ 1 ABS, Prem sound.
S13,998 '93 CELICAGTS COSTA MESA (37702> s11,993
'90
Wshr/Oryr. Frig. Micro-4, baby tum, antiques. (008592) $10,993 Ask N8be,.. C•dltlmc Black. AT, Vt2, al-MITSUBISHI 9145
House Sold! Sac $499 oak roll lop desk. for Mant & Buick toys. leather, 31 K ml. ':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
278159 722 2000 Toyota of TUTTLE CLICK White, AT, AC, leather, • Co.t• M ...
OBOl 805-4!>5-7000 clothes. bamboo tum Toyota 2800 H ... bor Blvd. (165189) S31,993 1•
and many misc 3 17 Cos t• M•-540-9tOO TOYOTA OF ·91 Ecllpse
AUTOMOTIVE p 'pkg. co. chrome al --,9-0_V_O_L_V_0_2_45__ • 722·2000
Irvine Auto Center loys <3AWV4S8)
N•aaau Ad. S<Cs-2250 722·7200 COSTA MESA s~l.E"g~~~ ftJRNITUR£ 6014 Man & woman's btket, 722 2000 AUTOMOTIVE
$19 993 AT. AC. ABS p pkg
472·7200 TOYOTA OF blue green-3AGW028 ANTIQUES &
Vo y • g • r $16,993 '90
CAr top carrier, 2 gott•-8-MW------9-0-3-0 CHEVROLET 9045 • Irvine Auto Center
bags, some clubs, 472·7400
s13,998 COSTA MESA VOLVO OF CIASSICS
215159 722-2000 COSTA MESA
9250
TUTTLE CLICK
Contemp gray & black
soctJonal w/2 gls top
end tbls, cott tbl, bfk
enter ctr & pictures. 4
mos ~ S550/obo
24 1 -.8432 or 708-3655
ping-pong lble, tennis liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 '88 Blazer -JE_E_P _____ 9_1_1_0 1------,,.------
r a c q u e 1&. man't '88 L • 7 ·Silver/silver, S9,998, #179005 92 Diamante
su1tes/jackets•SZ 4
0
2, Ud. Edition. AT, PW, TUTTLE CLICK $20,998. #058273
AUTOMOTIVE 722·2000 '50 FORD C--rt.
lmmac cond,. runs
perfect Wht walls,
lender skirts S 17K or
TRADE '°' newer E.11 plorer •Runner ·type
~h Bob 6.J1 1131
lntlne Auto Center
472-7400 TRUCKS 9220 -,-90_V_O_l-V0-740--
Formal Dining Room.
C HERRY QUEEN
ANN. eune1 & china
w/mtrrOfed back, curio
hi enda. Matching
table & ~h•lrt NEVER
USED, $2,300. For aU.
h a I s • w om en s PO locks PB PS AUTOMOTIVE
Clothes. boo ts & sunrool • S 1 S,99S lrvtne Auto Center shoes. dishes & misc (7l28) 472.7400
& m o r e I 2 5 5 3 Sterling
Fordham Or. College Motors Ltd.
'89 CHEROKEE 4.0
LIMITED RED
4ic4 p/pkg. AT. alloys.
leather (2RFM064)
$14,993
'92 Montoro LS
$23.998, #006557
'92 Montero LS
$24,998, .11008792
PONTIAC 9170
,89 Toyota Pickup, Burgundy. stereo
white, with bed hner cass, loys, leatnu.
bumper (0065'41) ABS P pl\g (2RTS0721 $4993 S' 5·993 1-P-IL_O_T_C_LAS __ S_l_Fl_E_D_ Park. Sal 9-4 MO-e444
MOVlNO Cherry 4· '88 3251CA · 67,0001=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CHRYSLER 9050
TOYOTA OF
COSTA MESA
722·2000
'77 Trans Am, Auto. Toyot•of VOLVO OF tt s the easy-to·
XLNT cond, with many Cos t• M•-COSTA MESA access info rmation poster queen/full , It •• bdrm set. couch. re-m,les , Bronzlt an. '92Chr,.aerNewYOftntf
'92 Montero
$19,998, #005486 nea parts. GOOD 722·2000 packed marketpl•co otter, $2450 890-3928 ---------• ___ 7_2_2_·_2_000 ____ v1s1le<1 regularly. sue (45419) $18,995 85 8 '7998 cliner. off.White refrig, Otter Hp. 4.12•93 59 7. 1 •
TV, VCR. etc Fn/SaV Sterling Tuttle Ciiek
Or.ndtllther Clock Sun 9·5 650-8856 Motora Ltd. Automotive by Howard Mitter, --=~.,.,.,...-=-~---Irvine Auto Center cherry Queen Ann •MOVINQ SALE• Mo-&444 472-7400
style w~eled glass. 2 ref rig . washer & 1"'"'8,...,8=--""'5""2,,....,,,8-e--. _A_u_t_o. ---------
sac S1800 890·3856 dryer, kmgslze oak White, Woll Cared For, '92 Chrysler New YOl'tler watrbecl,.., 11e1n1 cond, C S · .r856t58. $17.998 GAEV sofa & love seal $.300. • misc. hschold ompleto •rvlce Hts· Tuttle Ciiek lory. Truly a Great 111mmed In black lac· items. SAT, 286 Ca. v a 1 u e 1 ( 2 J L J 7 3 0 ) Automotive
quer & brass. S600I melha Lane 650-7688 St 2 • 995 Irvine Auto Center
ot>o. Black lacquor & y 472-7400 brass lamp table & ard Sale·Barg•lnal Ask for Miich or Mark Church benof1l. Nie· Crevier BMW '92 New Yorker coHee table w/glass n11cs 10 real lrouures• 835-3171 St7.998. #842358
top S300lobo Black Cmr Victorm & Pta-•~,....,9..,9,....... ... 7-3-5-1-A---8-1-.-000-TUTTLE CLICK
lacquer & blass enter· ccntia.. S•t a.~ AUTOMOTIVE 1a1nment center/wall <'"' m '1 es· S 1 Iv• r II an· lrvtne Auto Center
unit wttraclc hghtmg & ---------$19,995 (43834 ) glass. S600/obo. Ht1NTINGTON OHer eMp 4·12·93. 472·7400
Black lacquer dining Sterling . •92 New Yorker
table w/4 lacquer & BEACH 6140 Motora Ltd. St7.998. 1856223
bra11 chairs S350I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii &40 9444 ,, TUTTLI! CLICK
obo Md'lelle 644-U71 Estate Salo, 80 yr cot. •~,.-8 ... 9_5_3_5_1.A __ ,,..._-3-7-,000-AUTOMOTIVE
tec11on, antiques. mlles. Red/tan. lrvtneAutoCenter
dolls, bears. rum. etc. s24,g95 (94932) 472-7200
4/30, 511, 5/2 1006 oner eicp. 4·12·93.
l.lke St 'Memphis Sterling
Motora Ltd.
71 4/890-3856
MERCHANDISE
MJSC. 6015 DODGE 9065
MO-e444
'89 Jeep LTD
$14,998. #542998 TUTTLE CLICK
AUTOMOTIVE
Irvine Auto C e nter
472-7200
'91 JEEP Wrengler
4'1 23214, $14,998.
'89JEEP LTD
#578829. SIS,998
Tuttle Ciiek
Automoc1ve
472·7400
'92 CHEROKEE
LAREDO-BLACK
AC. stereo cass. CC.
tilt , lugg rack
(27GN372)
$15,993
TOYOTA OF
COSTA MESA
722·2000
TUTTLE CLICK
AUTOMOTIVE
lrvlne Auto Cente r SATURN 9190
4 7 2 . 7 400 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'92 Expo
$12 998. #011417
TUTTLE CLICK
AUTOMOTIVE
Irvine Auto Ce nter
472-7400
NISSAN 9150
'91 NX 2000
S9.998. 11'002040
TUTTLE CLICK
AUTOMOTIVE
Irvine Auto Center
472°7400
91 PICk·Up
'92 Saturn SC • Moon·
roof. alloys. crUJse &
much, much more• A
great deal at $14,9881
4323
Nabora Cedlllac
& Buick
2800 Harbor Blvd,
540-9100
TOYOTA 9210
'86 Supra Silver. p/
pkg, cc. toll. stereo
cass, snrl. alloys,
leather (172196)
$6993
S8,99B. 11'407092 Toyota
TUTTLE CLICK Coat• Me-AUTOMOTIVE 722·2 000
Irvine Auto Center 1---------472· 7400 '88 Caroll• FX-Red ac ps. stereo cass A M~NQ SALE T v . NEWPORT
1tereo, fax. Bl11oc:hl BEACH bike, qn bod. kit table 6169
,, • ..,COLN 9120 91 Senlra (2.JAA927) SS.t93 '89 Ferrari 3 48TS '88 Grand C.ravan · 8 &dn $8.998. #808110 Toyota
Redftan 2,700 mates pasa, wood grain tnm, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTTLE CLICK Coat• Me-
& misc. 723· 1848 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (82653) many 111raa. super •91 Town Car While. AUTOMOTIVE 722·2000
Ster11ng c lean ! $11 ,988 •Ir bag, Many tu11ury lrvlneAutoCe nter1----------C-u-s1_om __ v_a_ta.nc:4l __ a_(_W_lle_150 'a & 80' s clothe a
back drpa), tight hata, co•••. pants,
creme color, one sweaters, under $5
Motor• Ltd. 22403 features . Terrific 472-7400 89 MA·2 S9,998 9408444 N8bera CMlltlac 1---------147397
13'6~" wl<Mic20V." h . books. paln11ngs, g•---------& hick value at $1 6,988 '92 Maxima TUTTLE CLICK
'91 3181a • Red/tan 2 800 Harbor Blvd. 22281 $16,998, #610047 NISSAN one 9 '3 " wide by misc, S t only 8·2, 20w· hi, orig $1200, _1,..16_K_1ng_s_P_i. ___ _
ae11 $450 750-3188 •Contrac:tOf'• Saa.I•
~!~PB.~~~e 'sun::!1: 1----540---9_1_00___ N•~":.~1~:111ac •91 Ma.c1ma Haibof Bl'ld Ot Can
5 speed $16,995 'it STEALTH 24500 Herbor Btvd. $15.998, #537017 472·7200
Tools. bulldera· sup
Eat•te Sele Dbl bod piles. 1rans11, hard
S75, patio lbl. lamps, ware, desk, book·
kitchen Item•. '79 cases. stereo, misc
C•dlUac DeVllle, SAT IH2pm 417 31st SI
(7090) 54o.91oo '90 Camry LE-gry. Sterli,,g Black. p/pkg, 10 disc '89 Mrot1ma Scyl, at, oc. ps, cc. t11t.
Motor• Ltd. CO player <2VA5989) ---------$11,998, 11'218604 stereo c a ss1.·a11ovs. p/ 64CMM44 s14,993 MAZDA 9125
Sl395. m1K 675-3038 TOYOTA OF TUTTLE CLICK ~1k2g,7"3 ( 2 s 0 M 8 1 1 ) '91 8501A • 37,000 • • mlles Whlte/\an. COSTA MESA '90 Mazda 828 AUTOMOTIVE Toyota of
QOLFERS: 'Powe
Kaddy' battery ~ri
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Asking $400. 6".t-64HS
UquJdation (72444) 549,995 ,808279• $9,998 Irvine Auto Center coat• M•-
Fumlture Sale! OHer e,p 4·12·93 722·2000 •91 Mazd• e2e 472·7 400 722·2000
S t M 1 t 8-3 S t erling '92 Dodge Dynaaaty •910600 Sl '1 ,998 •90 c LE n 1 a' ay I Motors Ltd. #841913 $1 3 998 '88 Mazd• 323 SE I---------amry ·-w I e.
REFRIGERATORS, lawn
mower, g.,den tools,
& m1ac 5J9 Irvine
Sofas & Chairs , 64CMM44 Tuttle CU~k ,156873 $499& OLDSMOBILE 9155 at. ac, cc, tlll, stereo
Bookshelves. Coffee•------------Tuttle Ciiek ca s s · I 2 1 1 K 5 6 I ) Tables. Coning Room '91 M·5 . 18,000 miles Automotive S11,993 S ell. Bar Stools, BI a c k 'b I a c k Irvine Auto Center Automotive '74 OLDS Toron8do Toyota of
Ave 64~972 Bed•. Dresser Draw-$44,995 Offe r e-cp 472·7400 Irvine Auto Center Runs great. body In Costa M•-
era. End Tables. '4-12·93 472-7400 great cond111on $900 722·2000
OFFlCE
FURNITURE a
EQUIPM£NT 6047
Lamps & Mirrors. Stertlng or trade for good de----------
OAKWOOD APTS Motora Ltd. FORD 9075 MERCEDES 9130 pendable economy '90 CAMRY
1700 16th Street MO-e444 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii car or small truck White. AT. AC. stereo
... ~pon Beach iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (71 41 63l·7480 cass (2RCRG47) ,...,..... '89 FORD F250, 424. 1----~----(Upper level garage · ---------White New t11 es. 'M 220 SE C.b. ·91 Calais S8,693 t~lh & Irvine) BUICK 9035 chrome rims, Musi Show Car. restored. $9,998, -'014408 TOYOTA OF
842·8170 make iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aell SIOK &45-7335 silver. red Int. blk soft· TUTTLE CLICK COSTA MESA Designer E11ec conr tbl,
parquet top, wt8 up-
hOlstered chrs $2495
840-6200 Of 240-7085
your best 0He11 Cash •88 Estate Wagon . Lo Jop 61K orig m l, ap-AUTOMOTIVE
& Ma1or Credll Cards miles, fully equipped, '90 Ford Club Wqon praised S50K· sell Irvine Auto Center 722·2000
Accepted 9 pass , Hard to lind •A29745 $15,998 S.2K. vi-car a t Mer· 472·7400
MOVING SALi! South· one this nicer $9988 T,!.'~c'!,~~:k cedes Benz Show.1--,9-1_0_L_D ... S .... -C-l-e-rr_•_ '90 CELICA GT Near new Mertln 5-
lnatrument phn systm,
en bells & whlslles
Take over 1as1 18 mos
of 4&-mo Is• purchase
$113/mo &44-721 1
weatem Items. relrlg. 43001 lrvlne Auto Center Fashion Island, May .r308502. $10,998 Burgundy. AC. CC. hit,
couCh, cottH table. N8"ra Cadltl•c 472-7400 1Sl·2nd, NB, 721·9662 "89 OLDS Cutleaa plpkg {2RTP825)
p ictures, bed, TV, & Buick lJc#HCF855 •390178 S9 998 S9.993
cookwa10. misc FRI 2800 H•rbor 8'vd. '90 Probe '67 230SL. Cal car, Tuttle Cll~k TOYOTA OF
SAT 7·30am·3 :K>pm 540-9t00 $7.998, 1154107 auto. a/c, 2 tops, Nr Automotive COSTA MESA
37 Beach (Udo Pant ---------TUTTLI! CLICK perfct cond. RARE lrvlne Auto Center
Mobile Hma) 673-6503 ·90 Le Sabre . l&K orig AUTOMOTIVE $16.500 obo 692·1451 472·7400 722·2000
MOVINQ SALE. Many :;:!~Tatetw~~:~ 1n':; lrvtne Auto Center ·---------.MUSICAL
lNsnUMEHTS 6055
Fl!NDER Sam Miguel
Guitar (lelt·h•nded)
with c:aM M1nt cond
$22.5/0bO. &l 1·7S t 2
PIANOS a-
OIGAHS 6059
collecttble items SAT this onel $11,988 472·7400
8·5. SUN a.noon 1826 507351 •91 Aerostar AWO •
&anonsnell lJ'I (Bay· Nllbere Cad.mac Eddie Bauer. Many,
cresVOover Shores) & Buick m11ny elltrasl Ideal tor
NEW & US CO clothes, 2900 Harbor Blvd. active tamllyf $17.988
t>unk bed. sewing ma·1 __ ...,..._54o. _ __,9 ,...1_oo___ 22301
chine. tamps, toys, ·92 Reg.al Cpe • Lo Nabere Cedltlmc
haehold & more. •08 mllH. alloy•. many & Buldl
Proapect (m alley) irtras, b•l of GM wan, 290C?._!1~00 Blvd.
FrVSaVSun untll sold prev prgrm rental ~ s, 2.988 43 t 4 •-.-9-1-e-. P-10-r_•_r_4_X_4_·
Nllben CMllll81C Eddie Bauer, white,
C It bab & Buick tan llhr, Bal of FOfd :::~-=-.pe~t:rw I •TRAHS•••PO-•R•T•A•TI•O•N• 24500 H•rbcK INvd. warr. S1 9,988 4329
GEO 9080
c1...ec.. S449S 240-
1
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708S • 240-8407 '93 Century • 31 4 1 2_,0&H~4:.~ .........
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.. Friday, April 30, 1113
The 1993 Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival takes flight
Hot afr balloons frequently sail over Temecul a.
HIGH
BLOOD
PRESSURE
ISA
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Kl'' FR
... IT CAN LEAD 10
HEART ATTACK, STROKE
AND KIDNEY FAILURE.
FINDING OUT YOU HAVE
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NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ORANGE COU NTY REGION
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T he skies of Temecula
Valley will light up with
color once again May
1-2, when a rainbow of
hot-air balloons take
flight at the 1993 'Temecula
Valley Balloon and Wine
Festival. The Festival is
scheduled to take place at
beautiful Lal..e Skinner where
gate!. will open at ~ a.m.
Fe!:.tival-goers who arrive early
will marvel at the towering
hot-air balloons racing through
the sky each morning in two
waves: 7 and 7:30 a.m. In
addition, actual hot-air balloon
rides and tethered balloon rides
will be available for those who
want to "balloon" first-hand. '
the audience to the bel>t of
Starship and some classic R&B
and soul standards. On Sunday,
the sounds of Suzy Bogguss,
Nashville's hottest country music
up-and-comer and the winner
of the .Country MUSIC
Assoc1ations's New Horizons
Award.
In addition,· all Fe!:.tival-goers
will be honored guest!. at the
"heavenly" wedding of the
couple who wins the chance to
be married in a hot-air balloon
on May 1 . People attending the
festival can partake in these
nuptials that will include fresh
I
flowers and a wedding cake.
Other activities include an
antique and classic car
exhibition, a children's faire and
arts and crafts exhibits by local
artisans .
Tcmecula's Lake Skinner, the
site of the festival, is Riverside
County's premiere camping and
fishing area with 1 2 miles of
shoreline, 270 camp sites and
regu lar stocking of trout.
Available an advance at
Ticketmastcr or at the Festival
gate May 1-2, tickets are $10
for adult!. and free to children
under 10 years old. All profits
wall be donated to the T emccula
Valley and Murrieta Unified
School Districts.
The Temecula Valley Balloon
and Wine Festival, which
originated in 1983 to celebrate
the community's natural
resources and emerging wine
industry, is annually attended
thousands of people who taste
the region's local wines and
observe colorful hot-air balloons
Ooating through the sky. For
more information call the event
office at (909) 699-0802.
Festival goers will enj9y a
wine tasting area that will
feature the fine vintages of the
Temecula region. Between 11
a.m. and 4 p.m., visitors can
sample renowned wines from
Baily Winery, Callaway Vineyard
& Winery, Cilurzo Vineyard &
Winery, Culbertson Winery,
Filsinger Vineyard & Winery,
Hart Winery, Piconi Vineyard &
Winery, Maurice Carrie Winery,
M ount Palomar Winery and
Keyways Winery & Vineyards.
642-4403 369 E. 1 7TH ST .• COST A MESA
CALL RICK FOR DETAILS 642 -4403
Al)o featured will be an array
of gourmet food to complement
the wines along with seminars
on wine tasting and cooking
with wine.
Classic rock band Starship will
perform on Saturday, treating
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