HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-05-25 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • A storm
sy tem off the
coast m~y bring PARTLY
morning drizzle. ~1 /J ijlJ 1
It shoufd improve in the
afternoon With partly
cloudy side .
See Weather, A2
25 cents
Schools '
dropo ut
ra te falls
~Newport-Mesa school
district's percentage of high
school dropouts plummets more
than any other Orange County
district in last six years.
By R.iss Loar. S:a" \', ·~r
'f:.\\PQ!{l·Ml ')\ -J h pcrct:ntJgc
ot ~1gh )Ch~ I Jrlp-1..h 1n the.: ~ev.port·
~tc-,..i Ln1t1.!J ~ .. t •vi Dl'•trl\.t ha~ lall n
drarnat1call) during 1hc ta .. t )l\ )Car-. -
more than an\ other :>chool d1,1rict rn Or·
ange Count,: a .... ~Hct;ng to ~tati:.uc-. re·
lca!>cd ~tonda) b~ the 't:ttc DepJrtment
of Education
The schoul dt)lflCt ' b. percent dr1.)p·
out rate fo r the da~' ot 1992 "J~ b.i .i
percent IO\\Cr 1h.1n the dl\lr1Ct'!:> 19S6
dropout rate The .. hovl J1)1nc1 reported
a 19 l pe rcent drtipout rate for the JQ 6
school year 1 he dropout rate) are for ... 1u-
dents in grade!> 10 through 1~ 0) the end
of the 1991-9:? school )Cir. the 1 ... 000;
)tudent Ncv.port·~le)J :>chuol distract re·
ported 95 high !>chool drop\ uh
Newport Beach developer Jim Hood, who will soon stand trial for murder, wades through little Corona tide pools to board his grounded boat, Entre Amis.
Dropout rate> fell hy 39.7 percent in
Orange Count) and ~3.6 percent -.1:ite·
"1de. A ft:,\ neighboring unified ... chool
d1-.trict!o -11'\inc. Garden Gro'c and u,,
Al.1m11 0:-. -rcportt•d an 1r ... c.1-.c an urop·
See DROPOUT Baell Page
CORONA DEL MAR -
Accused killer Jim Hood crashed
his cabin cruiser into the rocks off
Little Corona shortly afte r mid-
night Monday, injuring a 41 -ycar-
old fcm:ilc companion.
On the rocks e rosccutor COnlend Hood
hired Beauchamp, 32, to l..111 h1>
'' 1fe Donnie 1n 1990 at the
couple' Sequoia NauonJI rore!>t
lodge so he could collect on her
SI million life insurance polit.)
Jnd inheritance.
Newport may
withdraw from
tollway agency The Newport Beach developer
had his 36·foot yacht on autopilot
when it missed the harbor en-
trance and slammed into the rocks
nbout 1:18 a.m., according the Or-
Accused murderer Jim Hood crashes
auto-piloted yacht on Little Corona reef \\'hen Beauchamp began
extorting hu!>h mone} from Hood
in add111on to h1 pa)Off for the
h11, pro ecutors ~J), AooJ
ange County Sheriffs Department.
Hood. 50, escaped injury. K:uie Meltz suffered a
minor nose abrasion, Lt. Dick Ol)on aid.
The victims were rescued by lifeguards " ho had to
plunge into the water from a shenff) fireboat and
swim to the ves cl in order to help them to shore.
It i not clear what Hood wa) doing when the boat
crashed. but Olson said an inve)tigatio n is under way.
The top·of-thc-line 1977 Un inite, dubbed "Entre
Amis," i "orth up to Sl00.000. according to an cm·
ployec of the s:ilvnge company Vessel As~1~t.
The boat will remain stranded on the roc ks at leJ~t
until today while Hood'~ insurance company decides
the mo)t affordable way to get it out of the water.
Story by lorlAnn Bashedl Photos by Marc Martin
decided to t..ill the heroin Jdd1ct
at his Fontana office and plant a gun in the '1c11m'!>
hand to make 11 loot.. lil..e ~elf dcfcn!>e
Hood claim!> he -.hot liJeauchamp becau!>e the
de,eloper v.a) "petrified" that the forme r cmplo)ee -
a convicted criminal '' 11h the violent history -"a~
going to !..ill him o..-cr a ma tter that had nothing to dl)
\\llh Bonnie HO\)d's death tv.o )ear) earlier
Hood' murder tnal tarted an Octobe r. but a
m1!>tr1al \\3!> declared about fou r months later after
Juror deadlocked "1th 10 \Ole!> 10 con"ict. one \l)te Ill
find him 1nnoccn1 Jnd Jnothcr undecided
Pro:.ccutor::. dcoJed to take the ca e bacl.. w 1.:l urt.
;ind a second tnal ha' bcc.!n '>Cl fo r July.
~ Council votes to pull out of
tollroad agency 1f six cond1t1ons
-which will give commuters a
toll-free nde on Newport Coast
Dnve -aren t met by July 30
By Tony Oodero S:a" .'.r•er
~ E \\ POR l lH ,\( H -\It ·r \~Jr' 01
-.upp\.rt, Cit\ t~<J , Im n hd~ \Cnt a I II·
free mell-..ige hl ..1'1 J.11quin 11111'!> tollwud
oft1c1als nnd \O\\CJ w ... 111.t I the , II\•,
mcmber,h1p in the 1oll a~t'n., b\ Juh ·~o
it an acct.ptabk allcrr.a11H· route lor~ C\\·
port Coa't Orne 1,n t .. ppru' ed bv th .. n
C1)un .. ilman Ph I !:>.1 'one h.1~ fou~ht ll.11
Hood i set to begin trial in July on charges that he
murdered former employee Bruce Beauchamp an
March, 1992 -purponedly to keep the man quiet
about Hood's own involvement in the high·profilc mur-
der of his wife, Bonnie Hood. a year before. The damage done to the bow of the 36-foot yacht.
In the mean11me. lfooJ h:h po ted S2 m11l1t'n t>onJ
to rcm:11n tree on bJil \\ith hi' teenage son anJ
c.l.1ugntcr at their Ha rbor 1c" home . If con' 11.tcd of
tir:>t-degrce murder, he f~cc!> 25 }Car!> to life in pmon
the-~I rn.ttf\., -k~ _.,tfh'e-k--'irtnmt-("('lm.-----
mu1i:ri. O'l 'l:''PlHl Co.1,1 D 11H' "ould be
forced to PJ' .& .;, I-lent t~" 1~ d H l a
City planners vote unanimously
to reduce new development lees
.._ Compromise between Costa Mesa Planning Commission and
developers could result in traffic-impact fees lowered by two-thirds.
By Joel Beers, Stan Writer
COSTA MESA -A vastly scaled down
tra ffic impact fee came closer to fruition
at Monday's Planning Commission meet~
ing.
Commissioners unanimously approved
three recommendations to the City Coun-
cil which would set the finaJ (cc at no
higher than $228 per trip generated by
new development. The final fee will be of·
ficially appro,-cd at the June 7 Cit} Coun·
cil meeting.
Commissioners recommended the Cicy
Council charge all new developments the
same fee rather &ban divide the city into
districts. Additionally, commi ioners
adopted the lowest po iblc interim fee,
.0.S percent of a building's cost. Large de-
velopments would pay a higher interim
fee based on the amount of traffic they
SH FEES/ID .....
Freak accident at Taste of Costa Mesa
kills fudge shop owner Douglas Carey
~ Recently opened Balboa Island store was proprietor's dream.
By LoriAnn Basheda. Stall Wnter
OALBOA ISLAND -The O\\ncr of
R}ba's F\Jdge Shop died Sunday from a
freak fall he took seven day ' before
while delivering fudge to the :innual
Ta!>te of Costa Mc a.
Douglas Carey, 45, armed 1n New-
port Beach le'IS than a )Ca r ngo to
spread some of hi fam ily's f udgc for·
tune to the Wc~t Co_u:.t. Carey is the
grand on of Harry R)ba -the , tl·~car·
old fu dge king of ~bckanJc hland.
Mich.
It was Ryba who sent Care) \\CM to
open the family's fjr 1 California :>tore
on the corner of Marine anJ UJltioa a'·
cnues on B6lboa Island The Ta,te or
Co ta Mc a "a the shop's fir~I com-
munity event.
See ACCIDENT~ h8I
See TOLLAOAD "Bade Page
R)'ba' , tht Balboa I land fudge
5ho p, ~\a Dougla Carey' dream.
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Llzl llrllb Center box ornce records Dream -..aTOCAU
" learners BUSINESS f AX 63 1-S()Ol .. A8 COSTA MESA -Liza Minnclli'a just-concluded run broke ..... 16 the St million mark and the one-week box-office record at The D•ily CI RCULATION 642·4333 . .... 14 the Oran1c County Performing Arts Center, center officials Pilot's OrHm CLASSIFI ED AD 642-561'8 ..... A1
said Monday. Te.m '93 for . ••• 16
Ticket sales totaled St,067,277 for Minnelli's • high school RETAIL ADS 642·4321 eight-performance concert revue, a«0rdin1 to center press boys ¥0hyball
omccr Orea Patterson. The shows -in which MlnnclH, • Js unveiled NEWSROOM 540·1224
backed by a 12-piecc band, ainp blues. Bl'oldway and motion today as the '.NEWS FAX 646·4170 picture tunes -also aamcrcd critical praise. ·~· writen The Minnelli run breaks the one-week, box-off'ICC record ol pktc the bat HOTLINE 642-6086 c-1 c-kl """""· """' $954,779 set in 1992 by the ci&ht-day, return en1aaemcnt of local tal~t. See CGf'Y'ltN 19') 0 the national tourina production of "La Miseriblcs." Sports/11. SPORTS 64 2·4330 ~-.... -~ .....
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A2 Tueeday, May 25, 1993 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily _Piiot
Lo ca I 0 n I y I
Managing Editor Steve Marble, 642~21 ext. 388
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She is listening
t o prec ious patter
of (four) little feet
Today's
Question
What
do you
thi nk of
Pres ident
Clinton 's
haircut?
(asked at PCH
and Newport
Boulevard in
Newport Beach)
Photos and interviews
by Kat.suya Rainone
"It's outrageous, but
at least he doesn't
color it like Reagan
does ... It would
cost even mo re."
ANNEMARIE OARADISE
Newport Beach
"With all the dispair
in the world, he
needs to be thin king
about other things
besides a $200 hair-
cut."
ANN CLACK
Newport Beach ·
"I d on't unde rstand "Clinton's new hair-"His haircut is OK,
why it's suc h a big cut doesn't seem but I think he
issue. It's just a too d ifferent ... But should grow it all
haircut." isn 't it weird how one length. About to
ALLISON NORDQUIST his hair color his shoulders ...
Newport Beach changes overnight?" Lookin' sharp, Bill!"
LOLLY SIMONS JENNIFER BECKER
Newport Beach Newport Beach
M y friends '"arned me about the
dangers of l:lle-life-motherhoOd, but
I Y.Ouldn't listen. 1 was determined
to enjoy the plea!iurc!i of cuddling a warm
liltle body in my arm!i, and have a pair of
adoring cye!i look up at me ns if J we re the
mo:,t import ant per!ion in the world. Oesides,
there's a different altitude today about
grandmothers becoming
mothers. It's more trendy.
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Nancy
Mcintyre
59 and
Holding
When l told my kids l
yearned to hear the patter of
little f~et, they thought it
wa!i great -just what
Daddy an d I needed 10 keep
U!i )Oung. Their enthusiasm,
however. wa sn't shared by
my husband, "ho groaned
that we no longer had the
energy 10 cope with
parent hood.
"We can't start over again
at our age", he~rumbled.
The more he argued, the
more determined I became
not to be denied my maternal right .
Grandchildren arc wonderful, but they're not
the i.a mc as having your own bundle of joy.
You snooze,
you don't lose
..._ Conte stants lay it on the
couch to determine who will be
the Fair-est of them all.
By Joyce Scherer, Staff Wnter
' COSTA MESA -Television anci
Me: Like mashed potat~s and grnvy,
an ideal relationship that would put us
on "American's Most Wanted," list of
inactive personalities.
Dill blanched as white as a diaper when he
saw me knitting four little booties. "Twins are
out!" he cried. "You must have taken leave of
your sense!.!" It all depends on what God
gives us, I smiled benignly. He begged me to
discuss this with my docior who would
convince me how exhausting motherhood
'WOUid be to a woman in her sixties.
· That simile won 29-year·old Michael
T. Schowengerdt a chance to win
Sl,500 in the Orange County Fair's
Couch Potato Conte!it. The Costa Mesa
resident will be one of three candip!!tcs
vying for the coveted -and meaty -
title during the fai r's July 9-25 run.
l«'.1)-~PJ,,o
Michael Schowengerdt sharpen skills fo r Orange County Fa ir competition.
''l don't need a doctor's perm ission to fi ll a
void in my life," I dramatically announced.
"Besides, it's all arranged. We're going to
adopt. I have a reli able age ncy ~ith
impeccable credentials." My husband finally
gave up the struggl e and braced himself for a
little stranger coming to live with us.
While l expected adjustments, I was
unprepared for the four-legged dynamo "ho
blew into our lives lik e a hurricane. Our
daughter, Kip, is a beautiful mixed·breed
temer we adopted as a lap dog, but in a }Car
has expanded twice her size. She now weigh!.
a., much as a !>teamer trunk. Fully packed.
Her father must have been a traveling man.
Pets are supposed to be good for your
.trterics, but our ve ins have !ihrunk. We can't
get enough blood to our brain to figure out
how to di!ic1pline this "'hirlwind. She's
!itronger than both Mclntyres put together.
with paws like concrete paperweights.
''My favorite thing is wa tching TV,"
said the 5·foot-11 -inch. 254-pound
Schowengerdt. "T he first thing I do
when I get home is turn on the TV. My
favorite show is "Knous Landing," but
I love watching the old reruns like "I
Love Lucy," and "Andy Griffith
Show."
The Couch Pot3IO hopefuls will be
housed in a huge tent at the fair's
entrance. Each contc!itant will be
designated a 10-by-10 space, a couch
and supplied with full -bodied food
donated by fair vendor .
"They have to bring e"erything cbc,
like their televisions or VCRs," sa id
the foir's special eve nt director. Jeff
Graves. "They will be here each day
from the time \\C open until closing
time. We will give them breaks every
hour or so, and they sleep at home:"
Scho\\cngerdt ays he h3!i been
described as a P11l!ibury Doughboy
double. "kind of puffy in the middle;
push it in and it bounces back." he said
with a laugh.
"My favori te food?" he pondered. "I
kind of m..e CVCl)thing. but I enjoy
popcorn, potato chips and Coca-Cola
when I'm watching TV. Uut if I'm not
eating. )ou'll al"a)s find a Coke or an
iced tea m front of my TV."
Those keen skill\ will be critical if
Schowengerdt is going to !in:ig the title
and Sl.500 priie. Ho"e'er, Sl,000 for
seco nd and $500 fo r third placc.,would
still pay for a lot of Dorito) and wdas.
"I want n room that rcOects me,"
Scho'"'engerdt said. "I plan to put up
some of my pencil drawings. but I al!iO
want my room to be omething fun and
humorous. I think a lot of people think
of themselves as a couch potato hut
they won't admit it. Out me. well. now
I f ecl like a profc sional."
Along '' ith the prize money, each of
.the three winners Y.ill receive a"trce
mcmber~hip to Family Fitne i..
"I cou ld sure u e that Jfter the
contest," :,aid Scho .... engerd1, who \\Ill
U!iC 'acation time from hi rc~taurant
job to compete in the 17-d:•)
competition.
Grave!. said fairgoer!. and fair Judge!>
will choo~c "hich of the thm~
contestants is the ideal candidate. A
voting bo~ near the Couch Pototoc!>'
temporary home "'ill be available for
attendees to cast their \Ole!>. S urveys show that late-life parents have a
highe r percentage of brilliant kids -
which was one of my selling points in
becoming a mama. I'm not sure this theory
totally applies to our girl. While most savvy
canines master a doLen or so commands, she's
still struggling with the meaning or "NO!"
Her manipulauve powers would qualify her
fo r a key position in the State Department.
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Kip is the kind of dog who may not rescue
)'Ou from a burning burlding, but"she's-~p
enough to dial 911.
While we have a terrier by the tail, every
time we try nnd take a realistic asses ment of
our plight, Kip gi\.'e!I us one of her
statc·of-the·art melting looks -dissolving the
d1 cussion. She's got an emergency supply of
these looks for every crisis from pid dling on
the rug to burying our slippers in the back
yard. What can a mother do?
A memorial service is planned for
Wednesday for Frank Simpson Ill, 67,
a former commoa ore of fhe Newport
Harbor Yacht Club who partici pated in
numerous transpacific races.
Mr. Simpson, a partner with the Los
Angeles law firm of Sheppard, Mullin,
Richter & Hampton, was born in Los
Angeles and was a resident of
Pasadena. A graduate of the United
States Naval Academy and USC, Mr.
Simpson was a former vice
commodore of the Transpacific Yacht
· Frank Simpson Ill, 87, ----ex-commodore or NHYC
Club. As a member of the Cruising
Club of America, he had cruised in the
Caribbean, the AeJ;ean Sea and had
crossed th\! Atlantic under sail.
He was currently serving as
chairman of the Naval Academy
Sai ling Foundation, and was a fo rmer
committee chai rman fo r the American
Bar Associati on. His father, Frank
Sim son.JL., was the fi r.st Naval-aviator
in California.
A memorial service is scheduled for
10:30 a.m. Wednesday at All Saints
Epi$COpal Church, ·132 North Euclid
Ave., in Pasadena.
In lieu of flowers, the family
requests donations be sent to the
Naval Academy Sailing Foundation
Inc., Robert Crown Sailing Center,
Annapolis, ME 2 1402, or the American
Cancer Society.
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BUSINESS LICENSES
New businus license information
reported by the cities o( Costa Men
and New'}>Ort B~ch:
COSTA MESA
a Kris He(tved o( Aqu.i Tell Pool and
Spa Suv •• n J 1 J& T nn11) 011-.e
o SyMil Huang ,u 2025 N\c.')'i!r P1.1cc
a Alu.inder Zu batov or M Z
lntern.ilion.:il Co . .ir 615 8.il.c.-r St
a Mario G.arcia or Yolil1ndu
Dr1perifS JI lOOt Arnold A\e
O John Healh or J\ H ,u •10.! 1 I tdrbcx
Blvd
NEWPORT BEACH
o J. C~rten or Red\\OOd Energy .It.
20-ll \\.~rdifr Om~
o M.:irlc M.lddocl.s o( D.at.:ir.im Corp.
at 1601 01)\.e St
Mich.iel S\\i(t o( S\\ift EIKtric Jl C't7
Br.dgpoi~
o Kimberly Hodgson of Cre,ent
Moon Co. at 126 A~are 1'\e
a Stephen Alberbon or· Qu.ilifil'd
Roofing II 351 N "-C\\ 1>ott 81\J • POLICE LOG
COSTA MESA
Vari ous locati ons: Autc>.. ww~
reportt.>d stolen Sund:iy 1rorn
1653 lowJ Street and 2 300
Harbor Boule\Mcl On Saturcl.,~
auto> ''ere reported )tolen trum
2775 Ml'~ \wde Dra\e E.1'1 .rnd
2701 and 3010 11.:irbur
Boule,.Hcf
Orange A\cnue: .\\01e th,in
$1,500 \\Orth u( Jnt1qut·
'"eapom \\C.>rt• d1<.(0\ered >tnlen
Friday trom ,, hunw in the 1500
bloc I..
·Meyer Pl ace: A re,1dL•nt 1n the
2200 bh)(.I.. \\,ltlht.>d J mJn dig
up l\\U ro:.e bu .. ht·~ lwm tht>tr
front ) Jrd I.ht Sund.l\ ni~ht. 'luli
them into a b.1b\ ~trulrt•r .lrld
tlee. Alcord1ng tu rq>orb, tht>
rose bushes one rl•d .ind one
'' h1te ''ere about .t lt'~l tJll
The th1er '"as described J\ .1
Hispanic m.-in·.
Jo.inn Street: Roughh $800
\\Orth of comp.Kt d1\CS "ere
stolen Thur)(J;ly lrom a home in
the 600 block.
NEWPORTlrrACH
Hilvanar: A bil..e wJi. '!olen
Sunday from the gar.ige ol a
home in the 600 bloc.I...
Balboa Boulevard: A 1980
Honda was stolen 5Jlurd;ly from
the 1000 block
Port Ourness: NeJrly $4 ,000
worth of items , .. ere stolen
Saturda y from a home 1n the
2100 block.
Scott Drive : Someone brol..e
into Our Hero Sand\\ 1Lh by
climbing through the ceiling
FridJy and stole $500.
West Coast Highwar: W1ll1am
Simp son, wf\o ists his
occupation a d1~ jockey for
l\SBR radio, wa!> arrested over
the weel..end on suspicion of
attempted grJnd theft of a boJt.
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Decco
Ortlw1ng held
Monday, May 24
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•Clubs ........................ 6
• Diamond .......... ,... 2
• p.tdes ................... Jack
On the cov~r
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Hotip11al is by the loltf fone
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Tuesday,~ 25. 1983 Aa
Of Pac Amp, pancakes, politicos and other weighty Issues
about. I tell ya, if it's not one thina, h's
another ..•
JOINT EFFORT -Last week's
episode detailed this past Sunday's
Hemp eed P:rncake Breakfast &
Rnlly at Lions Park in Costa Mesa. J
wasn't able to attend due to a Ou bug.
which should be c~ming soon to a bedpan
near you (ff it hasn't al ready).
About midway through the column, it
was noted that the county Board of
Supervisors had snuffed out Orange
County Hemp Council efforts to get the
proh1b1tion lifted on the plant which
produces fiber and marijuana.
mean to offend (isn't that always the way)
wi th t.he column that ra n the week before
the Hemp piece.
In it, I pleaded with the Orange County
Fair Board to get more imaginative with
concert prognimming at Pacific
Amphitheatre, which the board i in the
proces of :purchasing from the
Nedcrlander Organization.
better than the ones I'm used to; you
know, they come in a box with a picture
of the e old guys that look like pilgrims.
However, 1 haven'!
slan ed loading up on
Mud Paes just yet. I have
to remain vigilant in case
Mr. Kobrin pulls a Ross
Perot and re-enters the
race. Af1er nil, at las\
count he was only the
!turgical removal of one
5-pound gland &way from
equaling me in total
sheddage.
How much you suppose I can get for a
used gauntlet these da)')?
GIL NET -The fi rst half or a column
I wrote in March propped up Sid Soffe r
as o challenger to Harbor Mun1c1pal
Coun Judge Susanne Shaw, The other
half whined about Congtcssman
Christopher Cox' offer to srep do""n and
write a check to 0 111 Clinton and the
Oemocra11c Na11onal Committee if
spending 1s lcs) an 199-1 than it'll be in '93.
think Sid Soffer and guys like BJac~ie
Gardarian have made our areil a much
more intere 1101 place to 11\e ·-
So have you, Gil, so have you
SIGN OF THE TI MES -If there ""n
one moment in my form1d.ible yean that
gave me a glimmer of hope :ibout c:i~ing
out a career in the nc\\spaper business, 11
was winning an i\\i.trd for a column I
wrote in college. 1 he judge was none
other than the Lo'5 Angeles Times'
esteemed columni-.t Jack Smith.
I \\On't name the esteemed pen.on, but
let's just say he/she is clo~e to the
situation and has always been a great help
to the Pilot.
I got that information from another
publication, and the other publication was
wrong, The proposed measure hasn't gone
before our e~teemed Supcs yet.
However, I stand by the column.
TAKI NG THE GAUNT OUT OF
GAUNTLET -J hereby accept esteemed
columnist Jerry Kobrin's courageou~
withdrawal fren that ~illy little "'eight-loss
competition "'e were halfheartedly "aging.
Of cour:.e, seeing the Editor's absolute joy on his face
Notebook as he dug into one
-----• "Dunkerque Special" after the other at Antoine's the other
The column ended, in trademark
sarcasm, with me hoping Cox losello the
challenge and Sh!ps do\\n, and someone
more conciliatory step:. an to fill the
congressional seJt, like Gal Fergu'>on
1 hat drew a fax from our esteemed
assemblyman:
In fJ ct, I alwa)S dreamed of !><>med:J)'
working for the Times From "'hat 1 rc:.id
an the other papers O\C:r the v.eekend (an
bet\\een traps to the bedpan) that dream
might come true.
As much as I lo"e the Pilo1, I've go1 to
start being more !tpccific "'11h those .
dreams. 50RRY STATE -I hereby publicly
apologize for offending someone I didn't
I'd nlso like to thank him for llnc or the
·best cigars I've ever !lmoked. It's much night, I really have nothing to worry
"Really Mall, I'm just a regular
fuzz-ball like Rush Limbaugh. Ho\\e,er, 1 Mall Coktr's column uppt•urs Tur>dDJS.
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NEWPORT Uf:ACH -Rep.
Chris Cox auackcd the federal he-
lium program late JJ,t wed, S3) •
ing defender) ol the 68-ycar-olJ
program -created during Work!
War I to J'-'>Urc a \tJble ~upplj of
helium for mil1tal) blimps -;m:
full of hot air.
1 he Ne"' port Uc.11..h Ri:publi-
(an, tesufy1ng during a Hou!le Na t-
ural Resource) Subcomtn1ttcc
hearing, CJit1c1zeJ the gO\·crnmcnt
for maintaining huge stockpiles ut
a g.is that is cJsily J\ a1lable on the
open market.
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mcntal anachroni ru: a program
wnhout a clearly 1dcntifial>le mi!I·
sion, a program 1hat prhatc mdu -
try could do more effect1\el}. a
program that 1s Sl.4 billion in
debt," Cox testified Thursda>.
Cox ha introduced lcg1sla1ion
to kill the program, which i~ in
debt appro>.im:ucl} Sl.4 b1ll1on . in
interest · and principal on a S'.!5:!
million loa n dating back tu the
1960). The debt mere a!.es b\ S IOO
million a )Car. l'he helium 1
J>lored m an underground dum~ an
the Te>.a) P.1nhaodlc
The go,c1 11 mcn1 ml\\ LI'>~-:. he-
lic:n 111 the spa..:e shuule pru!:-r .1111
an.: mll11ar; ri.:-.can:h prOJ l!d'>
Defenders ol th e p10gr.im -.ay
the J1.ht 1s O\\Cd h > the l!O\Crn-
ment Jnd do..:-:. not add to tl1c dd·
ic11 Rep. Dill Sarpaliu' (D··t cx;1~>)
By lor!Ann Basheda, Staff Writer
NEWPORT DEACH -Police ha1,e arrested 3
23-year-old mun in connecuon with J string of lin-
gerie thefts after finding a pu1r of \\Omen's pJnlles
and a bra stuffed in has shirt as he dro\e do"n Su -
perior A\enuc.
Newport Beach police said they fuund neJrl) a
dozen more pair of pilfered pJnties. sc.:\eral stolen
photo album) and numerou., framed and un·
framed pictures of fem.1les at the S.tn Ju:.in Capist-
rano ho~e of \\•lham Abrah.1msun
1 he llCm) hnk Abrnham!.Oll to .1t le.s)t JU res1 ·
Jcnt1al an<l •autu burglaries an NC\\pOrt DeJc.h .1nd
CoslJ ~k a owr the past l\\O month:.. ac"ordlng
tu 1\i.:'' pun lk.1~h Lt. Paul llcnise)
Pulice bclieH! some or th c underg.srmcnb \\Crc
'1ukn from locJI apartment compk\ b undrum.1ts.
Abraham)un v. as held a1 the Ne" pun UcJcti JJll
tn lieu of $25,000 bail. His mother. Bon nie AbrJ-
h ... ni:.on, ";:is abo taken into CU)lOJ) "hen ~he
)howed up at the police dcpJrtment tu retrae\.e
her son') veh1de. AccurJang tu Heni'c) the 52-
)Car-old \\Oman .... a~ \\Jnted on J nu-b.111 warr.inl
for trespa))lflg
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.1 nd a brJ stulkd in h1., -:.h1rt
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Entertainment
EntertaJnment runs Tue~ay. Weekend runs Thursday. Atta & Lelture runt Saturday. Editor Js Matt Coker, 642-4321 ext. 366
Allman Brothers Band shows its true colors: · DIUes
By Joel Been
5"dll ID .. Dally Pllol
COST A MESA -The Allman
Brothers Band and the Jeff Healey
Band put on a wh ite-boy blues
concert Saturday night the likes or
which may never again be henrd in
Costa Mesa.
Pacific Amphitheatre ha~ been
purchased by the Orange County
Fair, which has promised to be a
more neighborly neighbor to rcsi·
dents angered for years about the
loudness or some of the bands. h 's
doubtful the headlining Allman
Brothers would pass any mellow
litmus test. The band certninly
didn't Saturday, contributing a
two-hour plus set that was as raw
and rowdy as the band's legendary
recordings.
Where the Rolling Stones, Aer-
osmiths and Moody Blues of the
world have either went completely
commercial or fallen out of touch
with new and long-time listeners,
the Allman Brothe~ continue to
connect with their Southern rock,
hard-edged blues and jazzy impro·
visation.
., With three drummers and the
twin-guitar attack or founding
member Dickey Betts and rcl3tiyc
newcomer Warren Haynes, the
music was celJjlinly heard Sat-
urday night.
Gregg Allman's trademark
\Oicc, so lived an sometimes you
C3n almost sec the gravel embed-
ded in his throat, soared above it
all, his gut-wrenchi.ng voca ls
matching the guitars for venom
and power. In fairness, though,
Allman's wail at the end of
"Whipping Post," Saturday's en·
core, didn't register too highly on
the torment scale.
The crowd was split beh\een
long-time gray-haired and black-
clad, motorcycle-mama fai thful
and younger listeners attracted no
doubt by the band's early '70s
music. But the Allman's didn't
focus exclu'lively on the past.
They performed standards such
as "Blue Skies," "Statesboro
Blues," "Jessica" and "Melissa."
But there was no "Ramblin'
Man," "Dreams'' or even "I'm No
Angel," the tune that resurrected
Gregg Allman's career a fe~ years
back.''
Jo11oM Vop fhirD
Gregg Allman gets down and bluesy at the Pacific Amphitheatre.
Instead, there were se,veral new
tunes and a fe\\ surprises, most
notably "Little Martha." That
song capped a six-song acoustic set
mid"ay through the show. An in-
tricate, beautiful instrumental,
''Little Martha" was the only
Duane Allman composition the
band ever performed. Betts intro-
duced it Saturday by saying it has
Playhouse event: That's entertainment
By Chnstopher Trela
Special to tile Da.ty Pllol
COSTA MESA -Billed as "an
Entertaining Evening at the Theater," the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse fund -raiser last
weekend lived up to its billing.
In addition to three short pla)S and musical
numbers performed by members of the Youth
Theatre, there was a reception featuring wine
and cider, cheese and crackers, fruit and hot
and cold hors d'ocuvrcs, including some very
tast) Swedish meatballs.
After Heidi Groskreutz opened the show
with a rendition of "If I Were l{jng Of The
Forest," Elaine Hawke), president of the
playhouse's Patron Association, welcomed the
,~ .
audience and thanked the 'oluntecrs for their
hour) of dedication to the pla~ hou)C.
Patron Hugo Hunziker, \\ho served:as
Master of Ceremonies, told a few JOk.e~ and
introduced Amanda O'Brien, \\hO sang .. How
Lovely To Be A Woman" from the succes.,ful
Youth Theatre production of .. Bye B)c
Birdie," and Jennifer Kettley. "ho performed
"I Feel Pretty'' from "West Side Story."·
After a )hort one-act play, there >wcrl! se~cral
prize drawings featuring donated gift
certificates from local mcrch:ints, including the
Cannery, Mimi's Cafe and Laguna Playhou!>c.
After a short Broadway medley b; Heather
Jordan and Jason Dufresne and another
one-act play, t~cre was another prize dra\\ mg
2 For 1.
L111eh or S111i1y Ch1"'''l"' Br1111eh
for such items as California Angcb ticket and
a suite and breakfast at the Wyndham Garden
Hotel.
Sa' ing the be t fo r la!>t, Jennifer Gro~l..reutz
performed her fun song and dance number
"Sp:rnbh Rolle" from "13yc Bye 13irdie," and
Tom H:irdy and Sheri Sa,age "ere featured in
the '.cry funny and imcnti\e short pla~
"Dinner For One." After the show, the
featured dCS)Crt , ''Robert Redford Deller Than
Sex De sert," nearly lived up to 11 name.
The fund-raiser "a put on by the Co ta
Me a Civic Playhou e Patrons Association, the
main supporters of the plarhou e. Anyone
interested in becoming a Patron of the
Playhouse or a Playhouse Member can CJll the
thc~ter at 650-5269.
Mc . Mc . CAPTAIN SEAN'S
not been pcrfqrmed since All·
man's death 22 yea~ ago.
The Allman's were an Ea!tt
Coast contemporary of the Grate·
ful Dead, and ~me or the s1une
qualities are shared, like the free·
form improvi ation and a com·
munal-type atmosphere. There
were even a couple or people tap·
ins Saturday's show (a constant at
Dead shows, or did you think Mc·
tDllica conc~ed it?) as well a a
light show that worked sometime
but mostly distracted from the
music.
Those clements would seem 10
make the Allman Drothers appe:ir
out of place in this hip-hop world
-particularly their image. The
sight of long-haired mu~icians
who'd look more an place at a
Lake Elsinore Harley gathering or
bellying up at the Red Dog saloon
in Fontana isn't often seen in Or-
angc County or on MTV the e
da)'.
But the band al o has something
that few veteran bands and no
new bamJ have: a history as rich
and full OS the nlU)iC they per·
form. They've certainly lived prett)'
close to the mu!tic. And that closc-
to·the-bone feeling !taturates their
music. White )kin with ac1d·bluc
souls.
Opener Jeff Healey also pla)'
the blues -about as well as am
human being who's ever walked
the earth. It's unfortunate that
he'll alway~ be kno"n a the
"blind blue~ guitamt Jeer Hcale)."
Unfair because h! truly descf\es a
niche in the p:infheon of blue ..
guitansti. I lis opening set "as a'
fierce as the Allm:in's and his
cover of the Beatles' "While M)
Guitar Gently Weeps," never
sounded a\ good.
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Society
Society Editor B.W. Cook, 642-4321
Phyllis, Fred, Leslie, Michael, Eva and Peter Schneid~r at the Golden Baton Gala.
grand)on L) le Da\lis. Durnil JOtned
the beautiful fclicia Duk:ll), a
former cha1f""oman of t he
Philh:irmon1c Society
The entertainment for the
evening wa!I provided by the \Cf)
talented Stc'e Allen Ht., .1ct,
"hich 1:. C'>'•Cnlially the :.;ime J ) 11
h as been ove r the many )'CJr:. ol
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The cro"d ''a:. charmed .ind
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~Santa Ana Heights phi lanth ropists honored by Orange County Philharmonic Society. p-Fori-Lllll9hl By BW Cook. Society Ed tor
"I thought it "as going to be a
stick," joked John Crean,.
accepting the Golden Baton
Award Saturday C\.enmg at the
Orange County Philharmonic
Society Gala. The eloquent Elaine
Redneld, pas1 rc c1p1en1 of the
Golden Daion. introduced John
and Donna Creon to the black-tie
i:11hering recounting the couple's
Horatio Alger me and
philanthropic purpose.
Upon accepting 1he aw:ird, the
Creans handed Redfield an
envelope. Nol 10 be over h.:ldo...,,ed
tn the wit department, she
commented, "And the "inner i
the Orange County
Philharmonic ... " as ~he opened the
envelope prc)umably containing a
donation. Indeed, 11 "as a check in
the amount of $25,000. A tanding
ovation follo...,,ed.
This very classy affair was
chaited by the d) n:unic Bobbitt
\\'llllams; assisted by Susan
Beechner, chaif'\.\-oman of the
OCPS Society Board; teu~
Lupinacci, pre~1dent; Judith
Jelinek. Women's Commi11ees
president; the gracious Sharon
McNollcy; and many other
dedicated indi' iduals determined
10 J...eep mu ac programs 1n the
public )Chool . The society funch
music programs for over 300,000
area student • a significant factor
in attracting the generou) upport
of the Creans and many other
concerned local .
The very chic Eu Schnel der.
also an active staff member of
OCPS, arrived in a pink bad.le s
min1-go"n showing off her
i.ho...,,g1rl figure. SiJ1:>porting her
in\olvcment "a" the cn11re family,
including hu!lband Fred Schnelder,
sons, daughter·in·la\\s, and
up 1a1rs in a room at the Four
Season "here the gal:i was held,
a ne"' grand)on.
"Kcnnc1h \\Ould ha.,,e come but
he didn't have u tux ... ju t formal
diapers." said proud grandfather
SCH 30th anniversary
gala planned Sept. 18
South Coast Repertory will
begin its 30th season with an
opening week of celebratory
events, crowned by the "30th Oi-
men!lon" Gala on Sept. 18.
The gala, chaired thi year by
SCR Trustee Dee Higby, wall eel·
ebratc SCR's nch1evcment • honor
tho c individual who have played
~cy roles in the theater's history,
and looks toward its fu ture.
As part of honoring tho e who
have helped create the theater,
the gala will have as its honorary
chairs Henry and Renee SegcP
strom. representing a family and
bu!liness whose contributions to
SCR include providing major capi·
tal th:it lnunched the Fourth Step
Theatre complex and e tabh!lhed
the SCR Endowment Fund.
f or more information. call 957·
2602. ext. 221.
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t•>91 ~alutc 10 the Art cxh1b1tion
-.pun-.orcd by the Newport Beach
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Fred. And what are formal
diapers? "Ones only used on rare
occasion," he responded.
Mcldrim Burrill arrived with his
family. Maralou and Jerry
Harrington. They had just
returned from a celebration at
Arro" head for Dumll \ 8 th
birthday. The special event wa~
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~ Newport Beach and
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announced in art, writing
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AhumJda Jesus Co~ta Mt'Q
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Beccerra. Miguel. CQ~ta MesJ
Beck, Andrew, Newport Beach
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COS rA ~I ESA ··Pa sta-
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'J he puhl .: t~ 10\ 11cd 10 CnJOY a
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Bendz, V.1nessi, Costa Mesa
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Bentley, Brittany, Newport Beach
Bentley, Melissa, Corona Del Mar
Benzmiller, Brian, Costa Mesa
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Berumen, R.imon, Costa Mesa
Beshore, Bryce, Newport Beach
Beshore, Usey, Balboa Island
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Be~rage; Danielle, Newport Beach
Bever•ge, Ryan, Newport, Beach
8ezu1denhout, Kvle. Costa Mesa
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Burlinbiton. Kyle, Newport Beach
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Community Forum
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Write to: Pilot Letters, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • Fax to: 646-4170 • Readera' Hotline (call-in letters and comments:) 642-6086 • Editor William Lobdell ... 642-4321 , ext. 351
What to get
mom for her
... wedding
S electing a wedding gift is usually not
much of a problem.
You find out what !tlorcs ha\e lured
the bride-to-be into their bridal registry. Then
you pick a store and get a fork·by·fork ·
computer printout of all the loot the bride h:is -
on he r wish list.
Finding an appropriate gift is significantly
more challenging if the bride happens to be
one's 81-year·old mothe r-in -law and her
83·year·old fiancee.
Katy and Stan met last November after a
homeowncr's meeting at Lake San Marcos. By
December they were an item, by January they
we re off on a motor-home caravan to Florida,
then a two -week Ca ribbean cruise.
On the
Coast
By February they were
redecorati ng Stan's house.
This fi nally prompted my wife
to pop a question no daughter
111 her mOitt tumultuous
dreams imagi nes she would
ever ask:
"Are you two going to get
ma rried. mother, or are )OU
JU t going tu l..cep !thad .ing
up?"
Katy didn't .... ame. "Of
course." she anS\\Cred.
"\\hen?" my ,,ife pressed.
K:11y wafncd.
We fi nally learned that the
Uened1C:t·elec1 just w:intcd lo
go off M>mcv.here and do the deed. lie was
fee ling a hlllc "heepi'h about ge tting up in
front Of ht) grow n Children and their grO\\ n
children.
I can idcn11fy wit h tha t. Life 1 supposed to
be the other \\3}' around. You ge t )our kids
married off. not \ICC 'er j Ou t all thJt really
mattefb is that two "onderful people ha"c been
able to fill a huge \OtJ in their live!t.
Both of them lo t their itpoU'>CS se,cral )Cars
ago. I don't !..no"" \\hat St.in did to relie\e the
ache, but m) mother-in law hit a pace that
"ould wither people half he r age. ·
She \\Cnt to China \\Ith her Uni\ersity of
Michigan alumm group, to the So uth Pacific
"'Ith her KJppa K;ippa Gamma ister , to
Hawaii w11h fri end,, 10 Arizon a and Florida to
'1si1 old college chums. Between trips she
tr:ivelcd the outh,,c~t as regional grand
poohbah of her \Oront)
51111, there came tho e times " hen she had
to go home to Jn empty hou e. Out the
lunclincs "o'er for both of them now.
The only problem h:i been how to lie this
I.not in a w ·•> tha t '"" please the bride, the
groom :ind both their fJm1hes At one point,
they .,..ere going to l'lope to Fallon. Nev .. \\here
Stan used to O\\ n a 1 ra,eLodge. Once :iga1n
Ill) wife stood firm She w.1sn't there for the
fi f\t \\Cddtng. ,he told her m1.Hher politely but
llrmly. anJ '>he damn 'ure \\a,n't going to miss
th1 one
After numerou!t Ltgit and zags. the happ)
couple has cho!ten an :iu~p1c1ou~ date: July 7.
That is the d.iy m) '"fe 3nd I \\Ill mark our
35th anniver'.lf).
The cercnmn} \\Ill be 31 a \\CJJmg ch:ipcl m
Carbbad. I Jm tuld 11 io; called the "I Do"
\\edding chapel. bu t \\C "'II be there an)"'J}.
In fact, m) \\tfc I'> matron of honor. I am 10
g1'c the bri de 3\\J)'. \\'hen Katy a!tl.c<l if I
would, 1 agreed. of cour c. "I would lo\e to
g1v-e-mym0therm l:i"' ~":l)." I :ii<l
Her great grnnd)on \\ 111 be on hand, too.
accomp3nicd hy hi' pa rent , of cour e (I
wonder hO\\ m3n} people 1;0 10 thei r
great·grandmother's \\eddrng!t?).
There w~1s ome que tion about our younge r
daughter, though. She has ju t tarted a big
new job in Lo Angeles anJ \\e feared it migh t
not be good fo rm for her to a!lk for the day off.
July 7 being a Wednc day.
As u!tual . Katy put that minor det:iil into
proper per pcethe: "They'd let you off to go to
your grundmothcr'!I funer:il \\Ouldn't they?
Why wouldn't they let you off to go to her
wedding?"
Fred Mortin 's column runs cu•ry Tu~sdoy,
TIJursday and Saturday •
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Will the band play on?
Ex-college music director accuses Newport-Mesa of ignoring the arts
By R. Gerry Long
A copy of Corona del Mar's
PT A newsletter, Th e
Spinnaker, has come across
my desk. I am not :i parent of a
student there, so my response is just
that of a former educator and
taxpaye r.
a choir in our system, ""hich has all
but destroyed music progr:ims) and
wish to work in your uncle's auto
body shop when you graduate, you
arc 'at risk?' What happened to the
recognition of diversity among
students as the sign of a competent
educator?
Times ha\c ch:ingcd. About ~S
percent of my graduating clJ''>
participated in band or orchcstr;1.
including the valcd1ourian Jnd
salutaton.tn (the) did not
participate in spom) CoronJ del
M9r will hJve fou r member-. ol 11c;
senior etas., of 250 grJdua11n"1 lrl rn
the band orchestra program
Art'> Cc.ntcr ~5 \e.tr) from no.,.. 1f
\\C do nut nu rture their tnttrest as
\OUth'> '>
· Furthermore. dozen~ ol
oubl..tn<ling muc;" tca1..he r' ha\e kit
our d1str1ll bcc.w-.e ot 11\ pohc1e\
rcganJtng the Jrt., Our neighboring
comrnun1t1cs 5Jnlii An.1 and
I I"\ inc. to name JU\I J couple -Princip:il Tom Jacobson, under
an article entitled "Accreditation,"
discusses several aspects of Corona
del Mar's recent self study. What
interested me, in particular, was his
concluding paragraph, which
included the following:
·•Human resources, i.e.,
counselors, school health personnel,
other specialists, etc., need to be
widely available to assist students in
keeping pressures in balance and
perspective so stu dents
It is perhaps no coincidence tj:lat
music and arts programs under Dr.
Jacobson have suffered in each
school he has served as principal -
Co ta Mesa, Ne" port Harbor and
Corona del Mar. When Dr.
Jacobson arrived at N C\\ port
Harbor High School, it had a
120-piece band (good enough to
appear in the Ro)e Parade). When
Dr. Jacobson left. the band was
do.,.. n to :ibout 50. Toda) it is about
20.
F rom all tour of the local high
school,, out of appro\1matel~
l.000 grJdu.nes. there \\Ill be
approximately I ~ )Cnt(m, gr .t<lu..1ting
from a band qr orchc'>tra prcigr.tm
Th:it's le~., thun 1 percent We're Jll
\\Orking hard to ra1'>e monc~ tor the
Performing Arts Center, but we
have a ~chuol boar<l ::inu
adminil.tra11on th..tt pro\ldc .. u h
p1t1ful :in, .,upport lll our th IJrcn·
ha\e a number of our line mu 1c
tc.:achc.•t, \\ho Y.i.:re drhen .1\\a\·•b\
the p1.>hC1e-. of uur school boJrd. ·•
'upermtcndcnt anJ \'anou
prin1.:1pal.,
Are the re .. d · ..tl·rt'>k .. '>!udcnt~ m
ur S\'>tc.:m the one.:' fru,trated b'
the ;.1(1101b of ..1 ' hoot ho.1rd and
.1dmini!ttr.tt1011 that lacks the
\\lsdom t > re"u1..n zc d1\er\ t\
1ni1..nl! our 't1..Jc "> P1.:rhaps the
ne" supi.:rmtcnJl.'nt \\Ill be mon:
can achieve their
potentia l without
negative side effects.
This is especially
necessary for 'at risk'
students, defined as
students who are prone
to press ures or a
student who does not
fit the 'CdM' type
(college bound ancJ/or
actfre in sports)."
Ah -''coll ege bound
andior active in port s."
So, If you arc not
college bound, but are
acti-.;e in sports, )Ou "fit
the CdM type." But if
you are a B-plus
student, but not college
bound, and you ing in
the choir (if your school
is lucky enough to have
. I s:iy we would be
considered
"Seaweed" parents
"
-
at Corona del M:ir Are Ncwport-Mcs;i high school bands -
High School since our
\\'ho \\Ill fund the Pctlorming
like Harbor's marching b;ind -an ('ndangered species?
iutcrc,tcd in pro' idtn\!
.1 \\C ·ruunJi.:J
edu~..1· l n ll>r them
It ll•vh.' ;."though tl
!:a' \l''' u' .1 m1l~on to
.. k.m up lhi.: mcs!t.
\Lid>..: that\ .1 bJrg;.11n.
l'l>r1'1Jcring the number
I ':ud .. rt:> ''ho have "'
h .. .:n d..:pri\ 1..J in the
la ... 1 15 \C.1rs tlf :.tn
oppm tun1l~ ll> \dC~l
.. our e' \\ h1 ·h \\OulJ
h;i\e i:lh'l ti .. m more
opt II '" .I, Ill I he
Jirc~·:i\>n th1..1r Ii' cs
n II! t hJ\c.: t.1kn
U Gt>rl') Long u J ~ .,
collt•gt> band and
urd1t•,tr'1 dirN tur fur
UH'r 15 .H';Jr . /It'
,·urrt'nt/_1 .H'f"\t' on tht'
buard of tlw f'aC'i fic
y mphun).
pc:rlormcJ tor the
commun1t~ in ffijn~
a1..t1\ ll1C') and "'"
c'<p.inJ their cxpo~ur
.i-. more pel>i I .ind
oldest son is in the eighth gr:idc
and is completing his secon<l )e:ir
in the music progra m.
Since the unt imc h• death of
Harry Corea in No,cmbcr IWl.
we have seen a great deal ot
support nnd commitment from
the sc hool's pricipal -Tum
J:icobson. the music studenh.
Parent volunteers say
arts programs on the rise
groups J,;nl•\\ th<:\ c.:\1-.1. lt11'
program \\ 11 t>e l.'\panJrng . ' th
dcmcn1..1r\ 'r..:h1..1ol prl1!!rJm l'\p::ind'
T rc d11 r per torm...-J 111 m..rny
!u•Kl11 .. rh duruH!. the huli J\ 'ea n
at Corona del Mar High School .1 1J hJ\ l!r\l\\ n irnm ~I.'\ .:n n1cmbeh
1.1,t 'emZ,11.. r to JS 1h1' 'c:mc:,ter .ind
.1' .ire en~1...LiJl!l',I .1hot1: their
parents. friends of Mr. Corea.
relative of music stu<lcnt 'i and.
e pecially this ye:ir. from other
members of the school adm1m tr.111011. teJcl1er!t,
principals from the clement.tr~ schools thJt "111
feed into Corona dcl Mar. 'lchool bot> ter group
:ind members of the communll\.
The e people and group~ .ire comm1tte<l a11J
envision a resurgence of a -.1rong mu"c program
at Corona del ~fo r.
Yes, we mean gro"1h! Thi'> \\11l not happen 111
just one year, in fa ct we \\Oulu C'>trm.1tc it \\ill
tnke a minimum of five year-.. It raped in
November 1991 \\hen Dr. J.Kob on brought rn
Peggy Mell, wno \hl a !tO a friend ol ~tr. Corea.
She took a group of 55 "cry dbcouragcd
tudents in beginni ng instruments. bJnd and
orchestra and put together a holidJ) concert in
less than three '"eeks.
At this concert, Dr. J acob.,on ma1..k the
commitment to the parent an<l mut.ic student.,
to build upon the chool's music p rogram.
Anglea Woo was hired to SlJrt teaching in the
1 992.~n a~demic yea r, bringing fantastic
crcdcnti:ils. According to the hc-Jd of UCLA's
music department, he is one of their prodig ie .
In our opin ion, she brought more than just
knowledge; her exci tement. enthusia. m nnd
positive reinforcement i the cataly t for the
school's fut ure. Through Dr. Jacobson's support.
there ore 118 students enrolled in fi\ c clal.scs
By Jan and Bill Hossfeld
ollc:reJ b\ the mu"" d.:p.trtnll'lll th1' -.1..mc,tcr
Angka \\\1,1 anJ the ~h"1c Dc:pattmcm h.1\e
gamed a !!r1.:.11 Jc.11 ,11 .. upport an<l rc-.pe~l lrl•lll
tudcnh .• 11h lc11c tc.im, .• 1Jmtnl\l rat or ...
d1.:pJrtment heads. tcJ~her,, .111J communil\
member:, "hn hJ\e come 111 cont JI.I "1th her .111<l
her Jcpartment. '
The mu''~ prn~r.11n "~nin~ w £1l)\\ at (tlfll11.I
Jcl ~tar 1111!.h Schonl The p.1,t '"the p.1'l .rnJ
I ll.rC.
Coron.1 dl'I M .• ' n U\ll
Jcp.1r1men1 . td ., ''~Jent' hu'-'
\\eathereJ throul!h :i crC'.1: d.:. l 01
turmuil 111 the p.1.J )'I nl\lnl. ~ ~
T hi.'.~ h,l\C .1sl\cd tur \Cf\ I ale. \\,)11-.CJ h.u<l
h1r '0111 • rc,p.:l..l .1nJ \\ iteer.:J .1 ~rca:
,k.d nt their t me tcJ r.11(,e l..i nJ, I 'r ,,)me
11n.11i.·1 ii 'urrl'rt w 1.cep the. nu,1.: prnl!r.1m
ct'"'ll11.! \\ t 11 "~ rl' 11., 11\.l~' .1r~ pcl>pk h. ~o!unt~·...r t .. 1r t.ilu ''· l.'\-.l"' .:qu1pm .... nt Jnd
:111.1n•~' 11.1 bud,! up\Jn .1 mu''" pr~,~ram J! all
l).t' \dll,ll), let's look .ii the futur.:
Th · I J 1 "• 1 t , d ·r ·n HJrl· r \\ 'tour ~0mmun1t\ 'r1..-.nur..c' and the rm1' e 1\l l l!r J e ' UuCll ' .1 ""\n c 'lo: • 'l
Vie\\ an<l L Thl2'oln .ire -.~n111g up for .11 lcJ-.t 0 1c---dc-r.l1'trm'nt'~;tthu~ ""t' w1ttb
elective rn their 111-.1 \C.tr al Cnron.1 del ~t.ir t'1q;r.1m tor .i l to Cl\t1..\
T hev h.l\i.: .tt lcJ,t fi,c J1tkrcnt mu 1c d J""'
thC) (OUIJ pJrtl\.'IPJIC 11\ a\2'corJrng lO their
.1billl). The high .,cimol '' nltcrrng Jl least ~e\l..fl
differen t mu''" dJ'l'll.! ft)r the fall semester
\\'1th some f unJ1nk!. 'Pl'l.'.IJI gr.mt'.) and more.
Jona11om. C l>rona <lei ~l.ir \\Ill be llllcnng mu,1.:
in~t ruct ion .ll our ll>cal elcment3n ...chool
-.t.irting in 1thc fall
Through the cncouragcmt.!nl ot 'uch bo\.lstcr'
a' the fcxllh.111. ba\l.etbJll .1nJ \ ollc' hall
progrJm~ ,1, \\ell .\'>the p111l Run :rn<l Ne"port
E:m little League. the band hJ' gJrneu
c.:onllJencc, ab1htv .ind -.elf c-.11.:em" \\ell :1Jd11l\!
pirit, cnt hu\1l ni .ind pri de throughl'1u t the H.'.tr.
The on:hec;1r.1 and \ti mg qua net have
J.111 .111d JJ11/ llo~ ftld :J~ Corona def \/:Jr
l11J.!l1 '"''~11 11.u~nt~ Jnd \u/u11frt'r .
P ~ 1 he ~ll"" D1.:p.mmcr•1 ''ill ho! I .1 ( .1
\\,1,h •t \t\1 Ill!\ ~t\\pMt' l\l'f) k tc-J I
'1) r ,, ( \ ,t,l ll 1..~ \\ \ 'i IJrJ \,June '
,1,1111n~ .11 1(1 .1 m. lll 3 rm h1 r.11,c rmimc-. lO
p1 r...h.hc l\C\\ mu-. ~at 111,trumcnt-. Plc:hc 'h "
r , 1pp,,rt 1t1r tu\ 1 ' rn 1 pr grnm
I' P "I I hur,J:.i) t\l ng. June 10 .1: ~ 'h1 r m
l ,t \I' ·1u-.11. d..-partmcnt "111 pi.: h.) 1' 1 ~'\pr inc
( 1"lldl .1l ,1..,,porl Harb r 111 h ""' lll'
\lJJ111mum 1.:1.' t"'t ~,1ur' II th, g ,, th nd
'l PP''" lll th.: mu'•~ ctt"p:ntmcnt nt ( cm.)113 kl
\ 1 II ii td• ,, hl'll)I ..
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• • Paying city workers what another of his "Salarie At A Gluncc-'' . 1ll~ming him to rcm.1111 in h1' fXl'tt ion ii'
COJth I\ J sravc Ul"CI"\ ICC to our lh1ldrcn
they're WOrth Horror ! You mean
to tell me that city employees in Costa
Me a are actually mnkin& good money
(front page, May 13)? How dare they be
paid well for their -.ork.
They should be po"crty-m1cken and
living on pittances.
I gue~ Costa Mc a' whole approach 1s
wrong Instead of pay1na ~lnric that arc
'lli&htly higher th an average in order to
attract killed and competent employee
who ore sJiahtly better than average, the city
~hould be payina averaac saluic lo average
employees.
Deller till, the city hould be payina
lower than avcraae salaries. We'd then have
lower than averaac employees providina
lower than averaae services.
It m11ht CIU\C KrtOUI problems for our
community in the Iona run, but 11 1e ...
Tony Co• would not have to compile
charlit. ..
WENDY LEt . CostJ Mc a
0
Let me get this straight. ln a coun ty wilh
one of the hi&he t col.ls-of-living in the
nation, where the average income 1
be tween SS0,000 nnd $60,000 a )Car, )'0\1
print a muck.raking expose revealing tha t
Costa Mcs:a City cmplo)·ee corn between
$20.000 and $30,000 a year? What' next? A
hard·hittina art icle expo ing the under~idc
ot lrvine's hockinaly low crime rate?
PHILLIP EMMONS, Costa Mcp
Niwpapl'I Cllcll Re: 1he article
Moy 18 ~ llolo ol lab $men,
Newpon ....._ .... ,llll11WI
COid •. I ...,_ .... ... .. ,. orai.....,. 111 or
...... of 19dpll)Cfl ......... ...
........, and
l
.ind our commur111y. •
LINDA ULR I O~l . C"o,1.1 Mc ... a
L
Ph:a'c nlllc lhat il i' more th:rn JU t '\'me
"cll·,1..hookd pJrent" th:it '' opptN:J t1l 3
Cl,.u.h in J p:11d profC'.)'lioMI ~apa it) th:u
\\llulJ cont inue to cmplo) unhndled 1bu c'
10 • mo11,ate" hi\ pl:s~cr .
1 pcrwn:ally h3\C "'itnc'> ~d ~rc:im1n
prof.inH1c and out·and..uut t:intrum' b
CoJc h crvcn aniJ J urio,g the c un.c of the
e n th player h.a\C been ' tcm II llv
lcmor.•lizcJ and humiliated h\ the 'c"
m n that could well be the nl\l t intluc.1111. I
1 in their athlcnc career. \
i think 11 is .t\amclul th11t the: ;urr und1na
mmu n1ty of adul11 can be av.art of ha
t or nd not laleMnt for the )OUlll
lhnat .. ~11 nto
bllll
U AN OllEOO • ....,... _.,
An Ind pend t N~"Spjper
Publ1 hed by
Co.a~ Commun1tot ~. l
Elliot *'"· Jr. c.h.lrtm~n
~------~-
A8 Tueaday, May 25, 1993
'Newport Beach police nna11y sign contract TOl.LROAD liOted against Sansone's pro-
po~a I. Cox and Coun-
cilwoman Jan Dcbay took
issue with the (hreatcning
tone of the proposal. Mayor
Turner also voted no.
ACCIDENT
From A1
~ Agreement ends an
11-month bitter stalemate.
'J-1' policy scrapped.
By Tony Dodero, Stalf Wnter
NEWPORT BEACH -An 11·
month, bitter contract stalemate
-which included strike threats -
came to an end Monday as City
Council members reached an
agreement with police depanmcnt
employees that scraps the city's J-1
policy and calls for officers here to
be paid among the top-five law en-
forcement agencies in the county.
"This isn't the only issue that is
affecting morale, but this will elim·
inate this issue from everyday con-
versation," Sgt. Steve Van Horn,
president of the management as-
FEES
From A1
generate.
The interim f.ce is needed be-
cause city staff is still awaiting
fin al transportation data from
state and federal sources. The
data may not be ,available for
nine months.
All area cities must adopt city-
wide traffic impact fe es by June
30 in order to be eligible to re-
cehe counry tramportation funds.
A traffic impact fee charges de·
DROPOUT
From A1
out rates during the six-year pe-
riod. The average dropout rate in
Orange County was 12 percent for
the last school year.
The Newport-Mesa school dis-
trict reported the fourth lowest
dropout rate in Orange County for
the 1991-92 school year. ·
"There's been quite a thrust
durmg the last four or five years
lo focus on kid~ at risk,'' said Co·
rona de l Mar High School Princi-
pal Tom Jacobson. "Within tbe
schools there's been a push to es-
tablish programs to address kids
""ith learning difficulties and other
personal problems -to address
their needs."
Each Newport-Mesa high school
has been able to bring in outside
counselors to work with students
who have serious problems, includ·
ing !>ubstance abuse and family re·
lationships. The extra help is fund-
ed by federal funds given to school
districts that create drug-free
schools.
A UCI grant has funded a pro-
gram at Corona del Mar High
School which gives at-risk students
an opportunity to take drama
classes. "That's probably been one
of our more successful areas," Ja·
sociation, said or Monday's agree·
mcnt.
Detective Tom Tolman, pres-
ident of the police employees as-
sociation, could not be reached for
comment.
"We think it's a fair agreemc~
for both parties," said City Man-
ager Ke vin Murphy. •1We're
Rleased that we were able to re-
solve some issues."
Murphy said the city was able to
smooth over some bad feelings
that had festered in 1he police de-
partment over the las1 fe\t years.
For example, police contended
that the city had failed to live up
to its own J-1 policy, passed in
1978, that called for police officers
in Newport Beach to make a sal-
ary comparable 10 the top-three
full service cities in Orange Coun·
velopers for the cost of extra traf-
fic generated by new devel-
opments.
The original proposed fees av-
eraged nearly $600 per consumer
trip generated by each new de-
velopment -more than six times
the fees charged in Newport
Beach, Huntington Beach and
other area cities.
Developers and the Chamber
or Commerce were shocked at
the high fees and have spen t the
past month trying to talk the city
into lowering them.
Based on their comments Mon-
cobson said. "The fine and per-
forming arts are a good avenue to
reach some kids who are otherwise
not involved in_ extracurricular ac-
tivi ties."
School district officials also say
they have better computer tracking
devices for determining wha t be-
comes of students once they leave
school. But despite the extraordi-
ty. Police association leaders
pointed out that their salaries hiwc
sunk consistently over the years
ranking the department 21st ov~r
all.
Monday's contract agreement
I calls for officers to get no less
than a 3 percent cost or living
raise in January or 1994, following
with a salary adjustment in April
and a boost in January of 1995
that will the close the gap in pay
between the top-five agencies by
SO percent.
"It's acceptable to everybody,"
Van Horn said. "The downside is
we are still at the bottom and we
arc going to still be there for
awhile."
Van Horn said the city has set a
goal of 1996 for bringing Newport
Beach police into the top five.
From A1
2-milc stretch or that road
once the Snn Joaquin Hills
tollway is built in 1997.
On a 4-3 vote, council
members John Hedges, Jean
Watt and Evelyn Hart ap·
proved a can by Simone to
withdraw ir six conditions are
not met including the ap-
proval or a toll-free route by
the county of Orange and the
city of Irvine, and the fund-
ing to be in pince ror th•
road's construction
Councilman John Cox, the
chairman or the bourd for
the toll agency who receives
up to $690 a month for at-
tending its meetings, did not
abstain from the issue and
day, the developers arc pleased.
Malcolm Ross of C.J. Seger-
strom & Sons said, "A lot has
been done wh ich we are grateful
for." George Sakioka of Sakioka
Farms said the council is "head-
ing in the right direction." Micha·
cl Kerr of the Arnel De·
velopment Company praised city
staff for "an excellent job" in re-
vising the fee study.
freeway construction. That cost
-approximately $35 million -
will not be factored into the trip
fee program, meaning developers
wi ll not be uccountable for it.
Last week, the Ci ty Council
gave general po licy direction to
staff that would greatly lower the
fee. The most important conces-
sion relates to the cost of future
nary lengths taken to keep kids in
school with programs such as the
School Age Mother Program, edu·
cators say more students are stick~
ing around because schools are
changing and bC(,coming more in·
teresting for the average student.
Teachers, classes and even the
organization of the school day arc
all under the
Additionally, the council made
it clear that it wishes staff to
work with the development com-
munity to develop long-term
methods for paying the fees.
Monday, Planning Commissioner
"It may sound fine to
threaten people with this
kind of age,'' Cox said.
"I this is the way
the ci perated in the
past. The rest or the cities in
the county 1hink of us as a
bunch or fools." In an angcy
outburst, Cox blasted both
Sansone Hed&es saying, ;'i+I vo aot lifted a
that
is seeki
parullel
Drive,
pan oft
Mark Korll\do suggested the
Planning Commission recommend
to the City Council that one full-
time staff person work exclusively
on garnering more state and fed-
eral transportation fun ds.
The commission voted 4-0 for
such a recommendation. Planning
Commissioner John Palme was
absent.
''It's just so awful,'' said co-worker
Landa Mcleod "It was a freak ac-
cident." McLeod said no one really
knows whot h:ippcncd.
"All we know is that he fell some-
how," she said. "He hit hi~ head on
asphalt. Out nobody saw what hap-
pened."
According to McLcpd, the JOh cre-
ated a blood clot that eventually hem-
orrhaged in Carey's brain, sending him
into a coma.
The father or three sons -ages 28,
27 and 20 -was rushed to Wc~tern
Medical Center after patrons of Taste
of Costa Mesa saw him convulsing on
the ground.
Having worked for his family's fudge
empire since the age o( 14, Carey was
"a master at his trade," according to
McLeod.
Featured recently in the Daily Pilot,
Carey reminisced about how his grand·
fathe r opened the family's first fudge
shop on Mackinac Island -fud ge cap-
ital of the world -in the 1950s.
Having turned down n shot 10 sell
fudge in Disneyland when the Ana-
heim park first opened, Ryba decided
it was time to give California another
shot and sent his grandson to open the
Balboa Island store last July 4.
"This' was his baby," Mcleod said of
the Balboa shop. "It was something
that was coming true for him."·
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Sports
Message is
clear: Unless
You rate with ·
Sir Charles,
there are
responsibilities
..... Cream of CdM; Newport Harbor
get the message from one of
the best in Lake rs' Byron Scott.
By Richard Dunn
SPol'IS Writer
C harles Barkley does a Nike com-
mercial and says he's a basketball '
ptaxer, not a role model. Ken
Griffey, Jr., and Jose Canseco, two
of today's biggest baseball stars,
have publicly stated that being a role model js
not their responsibility. • .
Some wonder, what's the world of sports
coming to?
Well, in the midst of this madhouse.and in
the peak hour of this controversial subject,
there is a breath of fresh air: Byron Scott, vet-
eran guard of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Scott, like a throwback to the past, when
professional athletes seemingly delighted in
being viewed as role models, made his points
on Friday at the Balboa 'Bay Club, where 30
student-athletes from Newport Harbor and
Corona def Mar high schools were honored at
the 32nd annual Athletic Awards Breakfast,
sponsored by the Com-
modores Club of the
Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce.
Scott, a member of
three NBA championship
teams with the Lakers,
addressed the wide-eyed,
impressionable students
during the program, then
stated hi case afterward
Byron·Scott on the grim subject of
being a role model.
"It's fun for me to relate to them, because
then they can realize that I'm a normal per-
son," Scott said. "l think people view profes-
sional athletes as gods, but they shouldn't
think that they're bigger than life. I think that
when you play ba.sketball or football or base-
ball, _you inherit that (role model) responsibil-
ity. That's something that goes with the terri-
tory; you have to accept it.
"I don't look to myself to necessarily please
people, but I do wh at I believe is good for the
kids, and if that's be ing a role model, I'll do
it. ..
Take, for example, the athlete who is being
booed by the fans and sl\tredded by the press.
Is that athlete still responsible?
"That's their business if they want to write
negative things. but l play basketball and
that's my business, so I play basketball and
help kids,'' Scott !laid. "I just try to be Byron
Scott, and if they like me, fine. If not, that's
their opinion. I really v.ould prefer to be liked
as Byron Scott the person, not necessarily
Byron Scott the basketboll player. I love kids,
and I wns here (Friday) to talk to them and
hel~ep_ lbem._on the illaighLand nacmw."
Each student-athlete had thei.r picture
taken with Scott after walking off the stage
and being introduced by their re pective ath-
letic directors.
Following the ceremony, Scott was
swamped by photographers and autograph
seekers. Byron Scott -he can fill the role as
well as he can fill the basket.
a , ••• ~.,
May 25, 1993
The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .•.• 642-4330 ext.387
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The Daily Pilot's Dream Team for 1993 volleyball -back row, from left, Corona del Mar's Brt>oks Hoppe, Newport Harbor's Mitch McCoy, Corona del
Mar's kyle Thompson, Costa Mesa's Lance Merrifield; front row, from left, Estancia's Dave White, Newport Harbor's Todd Jameson, Estancia's Mike
Truong, Newport Harbor's Eric Vallely. At the top of the list for Most Valuable Player honors is McCoy, a 1unior outside hitter with the Sailors.
High s.chool boys vo lleyball
Presenting the Daily Pilot's DREAM TEAM
...,. Heading up the eight-man .squad is
MVP Mitch McCoy of Newport Harbor.
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Wratr
Mitch McCoy, an outside hitter v.ho helped lead
Newport Harbor High to a sccond-pl"ace finish in
the Sea View League and a !.econd-round b~rth in
the CIF Division I volle)ball pl\lyoffs, tops the Dnily
Pilot All-Newport-Mesa District Dream Team as
Player of the Y car. .
~tcCoy, a 6-foot-3 junior, .... as the leading hitter
for the Sailors, who earned a 13-5 record dc!>pite
the loss of senior standouts Marc t-.tcAnlis anJ
Rya n Tomalas to season-ending injurie~.
McCoy, one of six juniors on th & eight-memb.:r
Dream Team. is 1oined by Harbor teammotes Enc
·Vallely, a 6· t junior etter, and 6-1 senior outside
hiller Todd Jameson.
Corona dcl Mar High out 1dc hiner~. B ro,Jk~
I loppe, a 6-4 junior. and 6-3 senior K) le Thomp~un
, .. ere also honored, with Estancia juniors Da'e
White and Mike Truong, as v.ell as co~ta Mesa JUn·
ior Lance Merrifield rounding out the !>qu:id .
,\.'allely, deplo}ed early as an oubide hiller, be-
came Coach Dan Glenn's primal), ~etter doy,n the
!ltretch. Abo an All-District selection in basketball.
\':illely \\as a ~tabili.zing force on a team "ith little
\arsity e;.:pcrience heading into this season.
Jameson, a defensi\e speciah t in basketball. ''JS
Valle!} 's sccond-fa\'orite target in the Sailors' out-
See DREAM TEAM/82
Honor8 at 32nd Commo1lorel aub Albletlc Awards BPealdast · ·. ; .. -:.---.
Lile iltter sports -getting to the nitty-gritty
..... The best of CdM , Newport Harbor toasted
at the 32nd annual Commodores breakfast.
By Richard Dunn
Sports Wnter
NEWPORT BEACH -Uy the tame they turn
thirty-so mething, these 30 student-athletes probably
still will have not forgo11en Friday·s 32nd annual
Athletic Awar~ Brcakfa!>t at the Ilal~oa Bay Club,
sponsored by th e Commodore:. Club of the Ne,\port
"tfafbor A.rea·Th:im er of Commerce.
Byron Scott, ve teran Los Angele!. Laker guard,
was t~ keynote speaker, addressing b~ues of com-
mitment in not only spurts, bu t in life. I It,; intro-
duced several former athletel> and announced their
current place of cmplO) mcnt, cmpha~izing the im-
portance of life after l>ports.
Each year. the Commodores Club g.11hers to be-
~tO\\ honors to the elite of the gradua11n~ senior' ..11
Nc\\port Harbor anJ Corona Jc! ~tar high ) hl1ok
and thi!. )Car'i. crop i') no doubt descl"\1ng of the JC·
colaJco;.
From ~c"port Harbor
•Heather IJ:l\id on: A member of the :11lor~·
CIF and state cro:. country ch:11npion,h1p team~ in
1991, she started \\ith no interest in athletic,. then
!!re" 10 10\e cros · coun try, becoming one ol the
S:.iilorl>' top runner!. in both trac!... ond' CfO)ll countr)
for t\\O )eJrll. Da,id.,on i~ inv0hcd in ~outh leJJer·
!>Rip at St.-.. Andr~· Church-She ~mo. a J..O GPA
and b headed for Orange Co:i!.t College, then
\\"e!.tmont.
•Dani. t'olc\: A l\\O·time All-Sea View Leai:ue
'ollcyball pla~cr. Foley acceptl'd a !.cholarsh1p-10
Chapm:.111 Uni\\.·r~ity. \\here she will major in c0m·
mun11:,l11om and an. An All·Or.inge County sckc·
lion as a !.Cnior. role), \\ho h.1 .. J 3.0 G PA. \\J' J
key member ol th e Sailor:.· StJte Di\l. ion Ill ch.11n·
p1on,h1r team la,1 foll.
8 Stac) G(•ri:: A tennis anc.l '1.\.:ccr 'tandllUt
Gem h.1 .. an mcrall 3 7 GPA and ,qll attenJ LC
·.in b11.:gn She "as captain of the 'occer team her
'l'nl\)r ~ear and l\\ke an all-league pla)cr ..\' .1 'c
n111r. 'he "a' the school's Athle11c Cumm1"11mcr
and a member of the Academic E\cclk111.l Hon•''
Rlill \\Ith a 4.0 GPA. Gerl"\ '' a.:-11,eh 1m11heJ \\1th
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From 81
Hunter pl:iyed on the Sailors' CIF l·A co-
championship soccer team as a sopho-
more ond was a defensive back on New-
port Harbor's Clf Divi~ion IV runner-up
team last fall. A two-time all-league sclec·
tion in soccer, Hunter has a 3.1 GPA and
is undecided on a college.
•Justin Ketcham: He graduates fourt h
1n has class with a 4.0J GPA. A three·
sport standout (football, soccer and base-
ball), Ketcham will attend UC San Diego
and study biology and chemistry, then
hopes to gain entrance into medical
school. A linebacker, Ketcham won the
team's Desire Award last fall as th e Sail-
ors reached the CIF Dwision IV football
finals. He was Jhe Dally Pilot's Athlete of
the Weck following the Sailors' se mifinal
victory over rival Corona del M3r.
• Breu McAJllster. A first team all-
lcaguc, first team All-CIF and All·
American selection in water polo, he was
also one of th e Sailors' top swimmers the
past 1wo springs, including reaching the
ClF Division I finals in the 50-yard free-
style as a senior. He lettered two years in
wutcr polo and three )'Cars in swimming.
• Orlan McAllister. A first team all·
le:igue selection in water polo, ab well a!I
meriting All-Cl F and All-American hon·
ors, he was also one of the Sailors' top
~w1mmcrs for two years. He lcuered t\\O
)Cars in water polo and 1hrec years in
!lw-amming.
•Jared Overton: A league track cham·
pion in the 3200 meters as a junior, Over-
ton h3s a GPA of 3.3 and will auend
BYU. An Eagle Scout and Honor Roll
member, he was twice All-Orange County
in cross country and helped the Sailors
v.m CIF and state championships last fall.
In track, his personal bests were 9~29
(3200) and 4:23 ( 1600).
• Sky Peterka: The school'.s most valu·
able runner h1., ophomore and senior
year!>, he was the league champion in the
3200 mc1crs has senior year and qualified
ror the CIF Division l1 finals. A two-time
all-county selection in cross country, Pc·
1erka has a 3.2 GPA and will attend the
Uni versity of ~ortland . He w3s 11 th over·
all in the state meet last fall, leading the
Sailors to CIF and state churopionships in
cross country.
• Oeau Ralphs: A football, track and
wrestling letterman with a 4.0 GPA. he's
headed for Villanova on a football schol-
arship. He was an All-CIF Division IV de-
fensive lineman as a enior, leading the
Sailor!I to the CIF final s. He was twice an
all-lc3gue footb311 player, earning the
league's most valuable defensive player
honor as a se nior. In track, he reached
the Masters Meet as a junior and senior.
reaching a personal-best 57-1 in the shot
put.
•Michaela Koss: A tv.o-timc All-CIF
baskc1ball player and the league's co-
Player of the Year as a senior, she has a
4.0 GPA :ind is headed for Cal Poly
Pomona on a basketball scholarship. In
truck. she reached the CIF finals as a
fre)hman in high jump and 400-mctcr
Honors at 32nd Commodores Club Athletic Awards Brea~1ast
lc:tding CdM to CH-. state ond co-nation:il
ch;impion~hips during ti 34·0 season. She
wa., a member of two CIF and ~tate
ch:tmpion hip 1c,1ms, in 1990 and 1992.
•Moille Fllnl: The league's Female
Athlete of the Year u a tenlor, Flint has
a 4.2 OPA and will aucnd St. Mory's and
play baskctb:.11. A lour-time all-league
choice in basketball, 1he was All-CIF
twice, captain for 1hrce ycari and the
league'i co-Player of the Year as a senior
"hen $he finished third in the state 1n
scoring. In track, she rtachcd the Cl F ti-
nnh two )Cars in the 800 meters and run
on CdM's CIF and Slate championshi p
crOiS country team last fall . She was a
top-five finalist for the CIF Scholur/Ath·
lete Award, meriting 11 varsity letters an
her career.
-Molt~ n.;ly r'.l.A
I rom left: Newport Harbor's Doug Stuckey, Jared Overton, Jeffrey Sanita.
•Tom Has: A three-year starter in
football, team MVP his junior :ind enior
)Cars and captain as a senior, he will con·
tinuc his career at OCC. He wa twice an
all-league and All·Clf pick, while pla)ing
several positions. He was selected to. play
in th e Or:ingc County North-South All·
:-~lay, as a junior in the 400 ·relay, and as
& senior in the long jump, 400 relay and
high jump. She was a three-time team
MVP in track and ba)ketball.
•Jeff Sanita: A fir.,t team All-CIF Di-
vbion IV linebacker in football, he has a
3.6 GPA and "ill aucnd USC. lie was the
Sailors ' defensive Pl ayer of the Weck
three times l3st 3utumn as the team ad-
va nced to the CIF Dl\·i ion IV finals. He
"'as al so an all-league and all-county se-.
lecuon and the Dally Pilot's Athlete of
the Week for hi., efforts in the Wood-
bridge game
• Doug Stucke)': A soccc.r. and foo1ball
standout. he ha'> a 3.4 GPA and "111 at-
tend Otcgon State Jnd kick on the foot-
ball team An f.:.Jgle Scout, Honor Roll
member and Go,ernor's Academic
Achievement A"'ard w-inncr, Stuckey was
a first tc3m all-league and all-county kick-
er, leoding the SJilor' to the CIF Di\.ision
IV football final'>. The top fiel<l goal kick-
er in Orange County his i.e nior )Car, he
wall play in the North-South Shrine Game.
He was second team all-lcnguc an soccer
as a )enior anu a member of the Sailors'
Cl F 1-A co-championship learn as a :-oph· .
omore.
•Tracy Teal: A four-) ear leucr winner
in track, three years in tcnnt'i and two
years in soccer, Teal has a 4.17 GPA and
will aucnd UCLA. Also a membe r or the
school band, Teal wa involved in Youth
and Government, Amnesty International,
Americon Red Cross, Newport lleach
You th Council. St. Joachim's Youth
Group :ind math lab tutelage. As 3 fresh-
man and senior. she pla)ed doubles in
tennis and was the team's MVP. She was
also th e captain her cnior year in tennis
and track, and broke the school 1riplc-
jump record her 1unior year with~.
From Corona del Mar
• D:ne Angeloni: A three-year varsi ty
Star Game.
team's captain, Angeloni was selected to •Rub Hoover. A Sea View League
play 1n the Orange County North-South champion in the 200-yard individual med-
All-Star Game and was a Dally Pilot Ath· Icy. he was CdM's Most Valuable Swim-
letc of the Weck this season. He will at· mer his se nior yea r, while qualifying for
tend Rhcrside City College ncxi cason. CIF in the 100 free, 200 free, 200 JM and
•Heath er Uray: A fou r-)eur letter win-JOO brea tstroke. He swam 10 All·
ncr in cross cou ntry and tra ck. she has a Americ:un times in two eve nts and 1s un·
3.1 GPA and wiJI attend UC Santa 13ar-decided on a college.
bara next year. Bray was the team's MVP •Amanda Hourancy: A four-year leuer
in cross country as a freshman and cap· "'inner in badminton, she was econd
tain her se nior year, when CdM "'on CIF tc:im all-league hep jllnior and .. en1or
and state th:impionship . She was team years and c:iptain as a senior, pla) ing No
MVP and captain in track .her j~ni~.,_,.........__.1.-M·~,ei-,for t~o ~ears. CdM rc3chcd the
• Alljson Englebrecht: A th~e')ear CIF playoffs her freshman and ~phomore
starter on the volleyball teJm, she ha J )CJ rs. She's headed for Fort Le" b ne~t
3 0 GPA and ,.,.111 attend the Uni\.crsll)' or yc:ir.
Portl:inJ on a \Ollc)ball cholar hap. She •Todd Mtrrim:an: A three-yc:ir \tarter
"as lar't team all-league her junior and in ba ketb:ill, he earned fiN 1cam All-
semor )Cars and all-county a) n enior. CIF Division IV his senior year. leading
' starter in baseball, he earned All -Sea
View League honor!> hi<. junior and sen ior
yeari., walloping a school-re cord nine
home runs as a senior third baseman . The From left : Corona dcl Mar's Amanda Houraney and Sara Tafazoli.
the Sea King.s to the CIF IV-AA ch:impi·
onsh1p. He was al'iO captain and team
MVP his senior )Car, while being selected
to play in the Orange County North-South
All·Star O;tmc. The school's ASD Presi-
dent and holder of a 3.5 GPA, he wall :11·
te nd the Unive~ity of Colorado next year.
In trpck, Merriman is also a two·time
league high jump champion. He reached
the CIF finals his senior year.
• Lorf Ne-con1cr: A three-year ~tarte r
in volleyball, she earned first team nil ·
league her junior and senior )Cars and al~
county as a se nior. Headed for the Uni·
ver ity or Alabama on a ~ollcyball chol·
ar hip, Ne"'comcr was voted one or the
top 50 players in the nation. She wo 3
membe r of Cd M's Clf and stoic champi-
on hip teams her sophomore and senior
sca)()ns, including a 34-0 record last fall.
•Chris Quinn: A two-ye3r starter in
football and b3sl>.etball, he earned all·
league and All-CIF honors an basketball
his senior year, leading the Sea Kings to
the CIF IV-AA title his senior ye3r.
Headed for OCC next year, Quinn was
the team's Most lnspiration31 Playe r and
Dest Receiver awa rd winner his senior
year, while garnering second team all·
league accolades.
•Tanner Rupp: A soccer ond football
standout, he has a 3.3 GPA and will DI·
tend UC LA on a soccer scholarship. A
three-year st:irter in soccer. Rupp earned
All-CIF honors a~ a junior and twice mer-
ited all-league recognition. He wa~ the
team MVP as a junior. In football, Rupp
was an all·league kicker ns a se nior. lead-
ing the Sc:i Kings to the ClF Division IV
semifi nals.
•Sara Turaioll: A three")e•ir 'ar 1ty
letter winner in track. he ha., ::i 3.5 GPA
and is headed for Peppcrdine ne"t )Car
She was named the team·., most valuable
sprinte r her freshman and i,cn1or )ears.
recording personal bests of 12 in th e 100
meters, 26.55 in the 200 and 1 :01.45 in the
400. She ran on CdM's CIF-quahfy1ng
lbOO-meter rel3y her senior )CJ r.
• K)le Thompson: A threc-)e:ir starter
in \Ollc)ball and t\\O-ytt.lJ starter 1n 'ol-
le)bjll, he was seconc..I team .111-le,:iguc and
team c3pta1n in vollc)ball hi!> )Cnior )'CJr
Headed for Arizona State. Thomp~on
played on CdM's CIF IV·AA champion·
ship team his senior )Car. He "'as also the
school's Commissiuner of Athletics
• Orlan Walden: A thrcc:-ye11r letter-
man in tennis, he has a 4.1 GPA and is
headed for UC Oerkelcy. A t\\o-1ime
league ch3mpion in double . he reached
the: CIF finals as a sophomore and scm1fi·
n31 as 3 junior. Walden was 1eam capta in
his enior year and a finalist for the ClF
Scholar/Athlete Award.
• Cblp Watson: A cross country, w.rcs-
tling and track letterman, he has 11 3A
GPA and is headea ror COlumoia "Uni-"
ve rs1ty in the h-y League. A three-year lei·
term3n in v.restl ing. Watson wa) a t\\O-
time team MVP. finishing second in
league and fou rth in CIF in hi!. weight as
a enior, qualifying for the Masters Meet.
I le also earned the Scholar/Athlete h<.>nor
his senior year and earned th e Coache)'
Award i~ track as a 1unior.
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R agh •-handed patcher
Duan• Page. who pJaycd at
Oran!!• Coast College in
1991 and ·en. h~ signed a
free-agent contract with the
KJn~cls ( 1ty Royal1, organiza-
ti on
Page ,in Ocean View ·
~ H.1gh product. will report to-
1 he Roya ls' Northwest
l..e.1gue rookie club at Eu-
gene, Ore. thJs week.
Page went 2·3 with a 5:23
1· RA a' a Pirate ' freshman,
and wa1, 4-4 with a 3.81 ERA
a' u \Ophomore. He signed
to conunue at Long Beach
State, but took this year off
to work
-By the D•llJ' Pilot
mAM TEAM,
VOl.l.EYBAU., '98
From 81
~ide attack lh1s ~pring I le also
added needed senior leadership.
Hoppe and Thompson were firi.t
and 5CCC>nd in kill , respectively,
for Co ch Joey F'u!><:hetti's Sea
Kinas. and J loppe will lead a tal-
ented group of returners for next
season's bid to return 10 1hc Clf
playoffs.
White (S· 11) and Truong (S· l 0)
provided Coach D:wc C~tle's E.t-
&tes with a i.trong net pre~nce,
using impre Ive jumping ability
and powerful arm ~in~ to ham·
mer loll" over railer blockc~
White and l ruong. the laucr
baliincin& play with the league co-
ch mpt0n badminton tum to hi
~olleyhall effort , helped rhc l·J·
glc fin11jh i,econd 10 L..tgun;1
He ch 1n 1he Pacific Coa\t Lcaitue,
.and cam their ~cond straight trip
to the \IP Drvi ion I playoffs
Merrifield, a 6-3 middle blocker.
WJS lhc Mu t1np' go-co auy, le.ad· ma the team In dla.~ and block'
while am1 int the t«0nd·mo1t
kdl for Cojch Dave C.'hmtcn~n.
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9 a m -t~CAA women. Pl a .. ch Volleyb•ll
11 am -Womens tourney, PT
2 pm -AVP toomey PT
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Pro Hockey
4.30 p m -Kmgs-Leals. PT
Pro BHketb•ll
5 p.m. -8u1ls·Kn1cks. TNT
Boxing
9 p.m. -at Auburn Hills. USA
1 a.m. -at Auburn Hills, USA.
Polo
2 a m -International Cup, Pl
College IHeb•ll 4;30 a m -SWC champ1onsh1p, PT
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4.30 PRl -Kings-Leafs. XTRA (690).
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7 pm -Angels-Seattle, KMPC (710)
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(790)
DAVEY'S LOCKER -6 boats 172
llllQlers 2 yelto#lal. 301 boneo 439 barracuda
111 cal.co oass 55 ~ bass. 1 tiahl>Ut. 28$
mackml 3 blue stiaBs (relused)
MSWPORT &.ANDINO J bOits 55
anglers 135 boMo 101 ulrco bass 12 sano
bass 28 rockl!Sll. 4 scutpn 5 weQhead. 10
twr~a 4 black croaker. 2 blue perch 53
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I l1gh's Pac1f1c CoJ't League and
t\\O·t1mc defending CIF Divil11on I
ch.1mp1on.,h1p bJdminton tea m
ho\ts .No. I ·\ceded MJrk Keppel
ol AlhumbrJ LodJy ;,it 3 in the CIF
fatanc1a pits it., 14-4 rccur<l
again t Keppers 16-0 sh11c "'1th
the "'Inner qualifying for a title
showdown against either Ccniury
or Nogale on Thur d:iy.
FUll SERVICE LUMBER
AND HARDWARE
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Newport Beach/Co1ta Meaa DaUy Pilot Tuesday, May 25, 1993 U
Honors at 32nd Commodores Club Athletic Awards Breakfast
Back row, fro m left: Corona dcl Mar's Rob Hoover Mollie
from ldt: Lori NC\\.CO mcr and Allison Englebrecht. I
' Back ~ow, from left: Corona dcl Mar's Kyle Thomp)On, Tom tte-.s, Todd
row, lrom left: Hc.lthcr Bray and Chip Watson.
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Crew
Another occ victim
~This time it's the Washington Htts-kies
who are unable to contain ace fres hman eight. •
~ACRA~lrN'J 0 -It look 30 minutes of dcltb· t
crnt1ng O\C r \ldco of the finish. but the Orange •·•
Co.1\t. Colkgc frc.,hmn n eight topped an unbeaten
team from the Un1\Cf'>i ty of Wa~hington to \\in the • ·
Pa1;.1f1c Coa't Rowmg Ch.impion!>hips Sunday on
l .11.c Natom.1 "
"It "a~ a rc.11 Crndcrclla boat," OCC Coach Chip McKibbcn
,,11J o r the 111 .. 1 team to dcfeal the Huskic in eight \\CCI-) of COil\·
p1.11t1011
Or.1ngc Coa'>t h.u.I battled \\'n hington in the an Diego Crc"
('la-. .. 1~. "here OCC's hopes for 'ictory vana~hed \\hen a Pirate\
oar tru k a crab, launching him fro m the boat and lea,ing the
tc.1m to complete the final 500 meters or the race a man hy.
I he \ICIOI) \\3) cspccaally sweet for OCC' enttlc natl\C!I Oucn
C oH~)' and Kc\illl Samuel on. who rowed in high school \\1th and
.1g.11n\t nhlll) of the Wa hington oarsmen.
"Our No. 4 man (Samuelson) grew up with their No. 4 m.m.
and thcy\c 1al ked on the phone for weeks leading up to thi'
race," \Jad McKibbc n, who crapped the one-year-old 206-pound
boat the Parntc had competed with most of the season in fo\or of
a IO-)ear-old model weighing aro und 240 pound .
"I actually rowed in that boat when I competed at OCC.'' aid
McKibbcn "II wa) heavier, but I just had n fe eling the team
"oulcJ be more comfortable in the older boat."
Orange C'oallt was not allowed to enjoy any comfort .tone in
Sunday' rucc, 0-1 Washington quickly erased an early OCC lead
and the t\\O bo:m exchanged lead for the latter half of the 2,000
ml.!tcr hnal, before fini h1ng in u virtual dead heat.
"r hc cight·mcmhcr jury pnnel had tO go to U llllll·frumc \ldC:O
tape:,'' McK1bhcn ~~id. "It toolr. about 30 minute • before we Gl't
the "ord, .inJ at wu ob.,,1oui.ly a "'cry exciting and \Cf)' cmot1011al
' c:nc of cclebtatlOn "
Ju1nina the two Scuttle oar men for Co.ut WC"l'C Allan Wu1,on.
Jonah 1 lolmc • Oan WooJward, Rich Par on • J arad Knackmc)cr,
NC\\fXHl Ocuch rc\1dcnt Justin O:uley and co wain Julie Water·
bur).
0 C' 1u111or· '.tr'>lty eight hn1 hed ccond and the frc hm.1n
""'tee boat third, while the var aty four and the \\.Omen' f,,ur'
won thc:ir con'-Olutaon heat ( cventh place).
Mcl\.ihbcn ':11d OCC j, tentatavcly pl1nnina to c'tcnd 1a UM.ln
hy ucnJrna the lntcrcollcaia1e Rowina Champion~hip in June 11
Camden, N.J, •
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ph ... ; front ro\\, from left: 51..\ Petcrl...1, Jim lltt l.., .1nd Brdl \\< \111,ll'r
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NOT'llcT ~ .-W· °' the FINndJll Code end PUIUC NOTICE The City 0r1Ye South, Ot· •nc• TO acAV1Ce 19 MAIHTAIHEO o..o June 11. tN:J, T-. ...,Rnr ._
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AT A PUaUC IALL II' lend• octltf f'lfll caan Is llOTICI CW gr1lnClng °' .,,. ,,.;tlon, you 8UUC IALa THIS PUBLIC HEARING eon, C.omia I02'll doil'O buelr'9M ea:
YOU MOO AM ~ IOCepWd the TNllMe INiy Pn'ITION TO "'°"°•PP"' ar lhe Mar> (AC9. etoe, Will BE HELD AS FOL. CetlnO ~ Mo TOffYMOTIVE, tl2 I . E•
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TUR• Oft nq PRC>-thtt fru•tM't OMd until UTAT• ~l. ~ or lite Wfllltn ob-HOTIC! IS HEREBY DATE: W.onetc1ay, June ~ ~. TeinMt In Pemelti J. ~. t12
C•aDUIQ AQAUtaT ti.mt bt<:Omt evllllble to JA11U W. M ... t .aione wicil the court bt-GIVEN TO CAEOfTORS OF 1 1913 COIMIOn, r./o Colina, Ao-S. &pleNde, Otenot. CA
YOU, YOU 8HOULD IN l)aYff 0t ~ate ._ ..._. WILUAll ,. the hMMg. Your ep-THE WITHIN NAMED TIME: 8:30 p.m. or er blllard l Kaer. 2377 CNn-t2te1 CONTACT .A LAWVlf' matttr ot right. Mt••t el&e PM'MCt m1y be In Ptteon SEUER(S) THAT A BUU< IOOfl .. potelblt "*-'fttf .,,_ louMvn 1'310, TOt> Thia burlnffl Ir con-• Said 13le Wiii be macle, °' bv Y04JI rn~. SALE IS ABOUT TO BE l'LAC!": City Co1incll ranc., CllilOmla l050t ducted by. en Ind~
Notice .t but w1tnout cov11nant 0t J.AMaa H•N•t IF YOU AIU! A CREOfTOR MADE OF THE ASSETS cn.nbefl 11 City Hiii 17 Thia bu1l"4tH Ir con. Th• re9lt1r1n1(t) com-
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Under DeM pli9d '9g#dlng dtle, po• To ... .,..,., btneflclllnff, the W-Nd. you murt • THE NAME(S) ANO eus.. c.-omi. • • Common to ..... P'°'*'Y ..... llndw .. Fldltloue of T,.t MUiof'I or enc:uml>fenc.s. Ctedltort, cont1oge11t Credi-)'CJ'# c:llllft with the coun NESS ADDRl:SS(ES) OF PU8UC CO..WEHTS IN The 1'99lttt1nt(r) com-luelnoN Ntli'M(t) lltted
Nobe• 11 hef9by ClfVrn to U11sty the lnd«ltedne ... tort, end prnone who may end mall a copy IO IN I*· THE SELLER(S) AAE: EITHER ORAL OR WRrT· menctCt lo ltWIUCt ..,._ ebowe on: 4/1193
that JLM CORPORATION,. NCured by hid DMd, ad othetWIM .,. ln..,ffled In tonal rrpreuntallY• •P. BONG c~ LEE. ~ TEH FOAM MAY BE PRE· neu Lftdet the FICtttloue ,..,,... J. Thotnron ence ~y ... Uld
Cat1tom1a corporation, .. ~" IM<eundet, wlttl In-.,,. wolf Of •Ital•, Of bo411, DOlnled by IN COUit within BARRANCA PARKWAY, jR. SENTED DURING THE Butlntra Neme(r) haed Thft .... ..,,.,. ... lllM ~ •• IO ..... uM, TNI .... •Y tuunno I( ...
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truttH, or t ubitltuted and lhe unpaid pMC!pel ot JAMES W1WAM HINES of rw.t latuance of •awa THE LOCATION IH CAlJ. FUAn4EA INFORMATION, J.c:ll Karp, Trustee ol the On1nge Coun1y on A1W" OS, enc•r. all righl, tille den&, HOO Oe~e Ave,
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DMd ot Trust executed by deed with lht lnttrest A PETITION hit Min of the Cal1fom1 Probate. EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF 5335, OA VISfT tRANS-Tru.t<IMed June 17, tll3 nMllO h M euch TNt ... in and 1121' .. Stl (Ill) 716•
DANIEL SUMMERS and th«eon u P'OVlded in 111d liled by DAlE HINES In lhe Cod• The llr1M for filing THE SELLER IS: SAME AS PORTATIOH SERVICES AT CCA HOldlftOt, Inc. Puti*tlhed Newpott BNch· O lhe following de· ff'5 0.led May 1f , 1113
RICHEUE SUMMERS, hus-Not•. IHs. c/\argn end 11· ~ COYlt ol Cetlfor• clltmt Wil not t1191r• bt-Aa<>VE CITY HALL 71 FAIR By: Kathlin J. F~. nbM PfOP«'Y t itU.led ~,,..Ha band and w1te RKCWded peosH of Ula llUSIM I/Id nill. C°""'y of ORANGE lore four months from the AS LISTED BY THE DRIVE COSTA MESA Prnldenl, General Penner Co9ta Mesa Deily Not May lho eloreu1d County 5/H 111 &II
02/2511992 tn iiooti P191 o1 lhe lrus .. created by THE PETITION r9quests huring deie notlc•d SELL.ER, All OlliEA BUSI-CALIFORNIA. ' of Citing Communllft Aa. 4, tt, ti, 25. tl93 Slaw, to wit APH.__· __ • ------
tnst.192·109100 of Ofhaal said D9ed ot Trust. tnal DALE HINES 1>e .,,.. lbc>Ye NESS NAMES AHO AO-llMY T EJ.IOn aoclatH, a CA limlled pm.. Tu225 U1·231·tl Loi U of PUIUC NOTICE
Record1 In the otflce ol lhe JUI CottPOR.ATION polni.d H pereonal repr• YOU MAY EXAMINE IN DRESSES US£0 BY THE ' 1 Mfahlp rKt Htl, In IN C11y ol County Recorow of OA· A CALIFORNIA CORP ' HntalMI to administer the .i. "-Pt by Jh• coun. If you SELl.ER WITHIN TMREE (3) DeltutJ Chy C'°'11 Thi. statement wu ftled ~ NOTICE ta Met1, County 011--..,.-ICl-Ol_TllJIT(l ___ "l_Ul_I_
ANGE County, C1111forn1a, l40 •ORTH TUtTIN Hlate of the decedent. are 1 person lntMnted In YEARS BEFORE THE Publl1heO HHrporl wi1h the COunty Cl9til Of Ptot1tJeue 1n9e, Stale OI c.lllor· ~H UU IO •HU
llld pursuant to the Notic9 THE PETITION requeei. lh• fflate, you mar flle DATE SUCH UST WAS B•ICh..Co•ll ,,.. • ' Dally Orange County on May 3. nla, .. ~Map rocordod •
of O.ta"'1 aod Election to AVENUE., SUITE #204, aulh0t1ty lo adm•rwtt• IN with the court • format R• SENT OR DELIVERED TO Po ,,.1y 21 2:' 24 25 t993 ......... ...... In Booll It Pegee 9 •nd .,., ........
Seit thereun<ler recorded SANTA ANA, C4 92706 Htate uod« the lod•pen. queat IOf Special Noll~ ol THE BU'YEA ARE: NOHE 28, June t 2. '3 4 • 5 t993 ' FaeMZ3 ......... t 0 of M l1cella11eou1 YOU AltE IN OHiULT UH
02/04/t99J 1n Book Page (714l 83e-7077 dent Admlnist7ecton of E• tht f1Nng of an lnv11n1ory THE HAMEIS) ANO BUSI-' ' ' • Fooe Put>llahed Newport 8Mcn-The Fotlowtng per-.ona ...;p,, In the Olllce ol DER A OEEO Of TRUST OATEO
ln5tl 93-80220 of stild Of. Delod: 05J051t093 IMtt Act. (Thia aolh0t1ty and appraisal ot estal• aa-NESS AOOA£SS(ES} OF C M .,.. OOlna buelnHt aa: County RecMctw ol 04/tew2 UNLESS YOU fAI((
fic1al Records, w111 S~H on By: CLETA L. wea.:. will allow lh• peraonaJ rep-Hts or ol 1ny petibOO or THE BUYER ARE: CliANG PUBLIC NOTICE otta H• Dally Pilot May SHOPPl-..0 SPREE, t475 .. ,d Coun1y hc•p• ACTION TO PROTEC1 YOUll
06/04/1993 al 945 AM 11 LIAMS ASSIST.ANT rH~llve to like many accoun1 11 provided In DUCK PARK. TOHO SOON It, 18, 25, June 1· 1993 t . Stat• Colleg• Blvd., ther•lrom a I oil, ga1, PflO'lRTY. rT MAY 8E SOLD AT THE MAIN (NORTH) ' achons wtthoul obtaining MCtlon 1250 ol the Call· PARK "'8UC •OTICE Tu232 111210, Anan .. m. CA 92808 mlnorr11 and other hy· AT A PUBLIC SALE If YOU
EN TRA NCE TO TH£ VICE PRESIDENT court 1pproval. Befor• lak· lornl1 Probate Cod .. A Rt· THE ASSETS TO BE NOTICE CN' UL• PUBLJC NOTIC Mary McHell, 540 N. May droc.,bon1. below a NEED AH EXPl.J.HATION Of
COUNTY COURTHOUSE. Publlahed N..,iporl 1ng e«taln very lrY\pe>Nnl qunl fC>f Special Notice SOLD ARE DESCRIBED IN Of' MMOO•IED E Hwy., Meu, AZ. 15234 deplh ot 500 Ifft from THE NATURE Of THE PflO
700 CMC CENTER DRIVE Beech-Costa Mesa Dally ac:tlont, ho-er. the per. f<lfm 11 avallabte from the GENERAL AS: FumlhJrt, PPM>NAL PROPERTY CNSt093209 Thie burlna11 It con. aurl•ce of .. id land, CfED ... GS AGAINST YOU, YOU
't)'!;,ST. SANTA ANA. "CA at Pilot May 11 . 18. 25. 1993. tona:I reprHentativ• wltl be court clet"6 Goodwttl , Tr1d•n1me, NOTICE IS HEREBY '1ctltlou.e · ~uc:Wd by. an lndMdull bul without th• 11ght ot IHOOlOCOHTACT A lAWVCA public auction, 10 lh• higll-Tu236 requjred to grve notlc. lo Attornew tot tho Peta.. Lease, Fixture, Leatehold OIVEN THAT UNDER AND ..,., ....._ h• reglitrant(•) co"'°' rutfec:e entry thereon, ar Oii 06/I~ at 9 ,5 AM
est bidder l0t cuh (pay· loterested persons uni.st tlofter: Improvements, Covenant PURSUANT TO SECTION noM menced lO trenaact bull-pr0¥ldttd In • document AOl(AT f WEISS INCOAPO
able al tne tJme of 5.ale in PUBLIC NOTICE they have waived nouce °' MICHAEL • llOAO not to com~te, AND ARE 1988 OF THE CALIFORNIA StMOWMnt ,... under the Flc1Jtlou1 rOCOf'ded In 80011 3107 ""TEO • lie Out¥ IQOOln•IS lawful money of the Untlud cons9'1ted to the proposed ••o . I LOCATED AT: 4250 BAR· CIVIL CODE THE PROP The FOilowing perlOM Bullnelt Nim•(•) lllt.O PIQe• 413 and 416, rnd
Stales), all r1ght. IJtle, an<J BSC 1745 •c:tJon) Th• lncl'ependent ORnte' :T•E1 3300NVEWER RANCA PAAKWAY, IRVIHE, ERTY USTED BElOW BE: I(,. cd<!'ngR bUalnesaE T H : ~Mon: •tt2193 In Booll 3751 Pa~ 53. ~ .. ot'r~r~=t: interest. conveyed to Ind NOTICE OF 1dm1n1s1ra11on aulhOnty wtll 1 , • CA LIEVED TO BE ABA~ a) .. RP H EA LOGIC "'llY cN9CI flei.I AoeOfdt · now held by 11 uoder s.'lld PETITION TO l>9 granted unletl 1n Inter· PORT •EACH, CA THE BUSINESS NAME OOHED WILL BE SOLD AT SYSTEMS, INC. (b)4-Thi• llai.ment was r1111C1 The total •mount of lhe 04n4N.1 • Ooc:unlent No 91
Deed of Trust in the ptop-ADMUHST Hled l*'IOf1 Mu an ob 82H3 (7141 Me-80:13 USED BY THE SELLER AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT SPEED COMPUT£R DtS. wilil the County Cleftc of unpeld principal bat· 266900 OI Olfidll Aecofelt W\
eny StlUl'lled 111 u1d County ESTATE ~ tect.on to the pe111ion and Pul>ll•hed Newport THAT LOCATION IS· SOUTH COAST SEl.F PATCH. IHC., 2950 Nrway ~County on Apl1I 12, _.,ce, inlerftl thereon. fll OltlGt Of lie Arc«.., OI
an<! SI.Ile and dHCt1bed as OF. Showa good cause why th• Seach-Costa Mua Dally STONE CREEK CLEANER STORAGE 34 80 W Av•. llB2, Costa Mesa, CA t993. ~With reMon.bly ORANGE County, Ctllo<llla
follows SAUY MARGARET coun should nol grant th• Piiot Ma 25 26 June 1 The bulk ute it Wllended WARNER AVE SANTA 92629 PM1~90 H tlmated cottt U · tQQlltO by MAACIA MC t.OT 18 Of TRACT NO CANNING ab SAUY 1utnonty 1993 y ' ' ' to l>9 consummated It the ANA CA 9i]o4 ON 4-Speed ~ s.Mce, Publlthed Newport Beac:ft. ,.. ancl advanCet at TIRE MACU AH A MAAAlfO
2788 IN THE CITY OF II. CANNING A HEARING on Ule pell· T W office of ESCROW AMER-THURSDAY JUNE tO 1993 1~2 CAC, 2950 Awway Ave. CcMta w--. Oaity Not May the tlm• ol lhe lnlll•I ~ AS HER SOU AND COSTA MESA, COUNTY CASE NO A1MM7 lion will l>9 Mid on JUNE u 262 ICA CORPORATION 9732 AT 1'00 p M . /1 • om MHa, CA 11 ta 25 June t 1993 l)Ubllcabon ol th11 No· S(PARATE PROPERTY M
Of' ORANGE, STATE OF To all h.,,..: bene'kianu, 17. 1993 at 1 45 PM tn PUBLIC NOTICE GARDEN GROVE Bt..vo.. DEScAtPnOH OF PROP· 9262e ' ' ' ' · ffW '220,516 Oi Tl'\ISI« Pl.A2A SAvtllGS & CALIFORNIA. AS PER MAP creclilors, contmg9fll a edi· Oepl 703 located at 34 t 15. GARDEN GROVE. CA ERTY UNrT 87 • POlA1' Thlt bull MIS II con-Tu243 Cun'ently dated Cath• lOM ASSOCIATION A CAI. 1
RECORDED IN BOOK 109 tors, and pefsom wt10 m1y The C11y Dr111e South. Or· NOTICE OF 92644. PULSE INC • MISC ducted by:• cx.pcntlon PUILIC NOTICES t«I Chec:ll• ~ ee.1illed FORlllA COAPORATl<W •
PAGES 35 AND 36 OF MIS· olhel'WIM be interetled in ·~· CA 92668 PUBLIC SALE ESCROW OFFICER TO BOJC.ES' ' . The regfitrani(a) C0"1" llOTIC( u P•Y•ble to the 81n4flalry Will Slll AT
CEt.t.ANEOUS MAPS IN the ~II or HI.ale, or bc)(h, I YOU OBJECT TO.,,. NOTICE IS HEREBY CONTACT IS: BONNIE U NIT t05· MARCIA ~ed to transact bufl.. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN Trur ... Of btddw .,. K • PUBLIC AUCTION TO llf(
THE OFFICE OF THE ot· SALt. Y MARGARET :=:o ol the petitoon, you GIVEN lhlt t>y r.ason of WON, on or aft• 06/tS/93 WALKER· CHAIRS, MAT· 9• sin underN the ( ~ RA OHO" Of TRUST DATED ...,.. lo T""'" PfO-~IGH(ST BIOOER fO'I CA$>1 ~Z'6'f'ou~OROER Of' CANNING aka SAU Y M inn an!p~:e al,!!:.~ hec! defautt1 •1Ust1ng under that ~the las~ day I~ filing TRESS. MISC., BOXES, .~::. M;:.• 2'7 1: EPTEMB(R 21 t990 UNI.ES$ ptop.r tdenbllce· (payabtt II~ of NII ii ..... CANNING ··• , __ , certain Note Dated .June s 11'111 be ..,17193, MISC , ITEMS & WATER S ......,, s' OU TAICE ACTI""" TO PRO on Ir _.,allable ...-ot .... u..-.a A P NO 4 1~-03 A PETITION has beet! jectJons or Ille" wnllen ob-24 l!>SJ on the conttact wtuch I• the t>usin .. ~l COOLER .._ PMd vwnovery YC. Inc., "" from in formation "'-~, ... ,._., · t1'/ Th9 llrffl addrns arld filed by CARRIE A. RE~ je<:tJons w.Ul lhe court be-beiance .In the IU"1 of befOfe the &ale date UNIT 14~ ART Of' 808 . Fnink Carpenler, SecrJtary CT YOUR PROPERTY IT lch the Tru1lae de«nt CISll I CIP!itr .. cntc:* .,.,_.,
ott>ef common designation FRO in th9 Supenor Cour1 l0t• the heanng Yt:Nr ap-$44 67805 Ind ad tied rboYe. MISC BOXES MISC Thia tlal81'MnC was filed y BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC iabte bul tor which Dy I t~ll OI llllolllf ~ I
ii 1ny, ol the re3' P'C>Per1y ol Cal1fomiA, County of OA· peatance may l>9 In person abl~ by t<~en I(: ~e::..:· Thia bulk translet 11 tub-ITEMS·. LADDERS, OOL: with lh• County Cl9f1t OI E If YOU NEEO AM E~· tutlOe 'rN111a1 no repr• Ch4C* CltlWft Dy a ... OI "°"'
desu1bed abov• Is f)Uf· ANGE or t>y you' auorney to BANK OF AMiRICA NT Ject lo Cll1fomi1 \Jfltlorm LIES SUITCASE & bike Orange County on May 3, ATIOH Of THE NATURE Of Hnl•Uon or w1rrrn1y •al crtdlt unfon or I Oltc*
ported to be" 223'1 RUT· THE PEmtON r9Qu9$ll IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR & SA who 11 the named Commercial Cod• Section UNiT l&e· CHRISTINE 1993 HE PROCEEDING AGAINST '""' •ddr•H IH) 0; d11wn Dy 11• 0t lt0tfll YI!
OERS DAM: 11A, COSTA that CARRIE A. RENFRO or 1 con!lngen1 creditor of payH' fnd thtt holder ol 6109. WHITTINGTON • HEAD-F'H8U:t OU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A COftlmotl deiigna· 111Qt and tolll ISIOt»llOll y,
MESA, CA be appointed as l*SCJNI Ule deceased, YOIJ must tilt said Nole 1ocs Holder Of a DATED: 9/tM3 BOARD MISC BOXES Pul>llshed Newport Beach-lAWVER Ion ol tne above d•· lnOt .-OCltllOft ot ~
The underwgned Trustee repre$etllaUve to 1dm1nls-your claim w11h tho COur1 Securlly AorHmenl dlled CHANG DUCK PMK MISC, ITEMS & TABLE l Costa Mna Ollity Pilot M1y NOTICE Of T"USRE'I MU Kllbod'Pf~ 11 1003 blnt IC*illld II Melon $107
d1sc:taims 1ny lll1blhly lor 1er lhe nlate ol the <lee• and mall • copy 10 th• P«· June 2•, 1983, by and be-TONQ SOON PARK CHA.IR. 11, 18, 25, .kin• 1, t 993 UNOIA OIEO Of TllUST I "oad. Coala Meta. of 1111 Flllalldlf Codt 11111
any 1ncorrec:1non ot tile dent. tonal rtpresentauve ap-twHn Karen Kiy Kremer, Publlth•d N UNIT 270· VERONICA Tu-229 T.I . le."'" A 12627 ' · llllftorlltO ID 00DUS._Ill 1114 t tt091 address and otner THE PETfTION requests pointed by the oourt wilhl(f llld BANK OF AMERICA •wpor SANCHEZ-COUCH MISC lrrr llt. t ... 9"'1 s.&d Pfe>petty I bel ltalt) at THf MAI• (~Hf)
common destgnatlon, II the decedent'• WILL rnd IOUI months lrom lhe date NT & SA, a.I'd wnlch Sec:u-BHch-Cotta ,,.... Dally BOXES, MISC. ITEMS, pie,: PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE It llttlby Qlnn 011t Old IM lho pur:Oae "o~ ENTAAHCE TO nt( COtJlllTY an~1nown herwi codieols, if any. l>9 admitted of nrst Issuance of tetter11 rity AgrH ment secur .. Piiot May 25, 1993. TURES & STOOL l FED SERVICE CORPORA 1y1ng lhe obllcn• COUAIHOOSf 700 CIVIC C(N
T lotal amount of the to p.obate. The IWlll and as provldod In ucuon 9100 1ald Nole and covets the TIA254 UNIT 327. MISC. BOXES Flctlti.utl IOH I Clittornll COfj)OfatJon Ufod by .. Id ol f[R WEST sAHTA ~ CA
unpatd balance o1 tne obit· any codicils are ava;table 01 lhe Calt1orn1a Probate following described cot-a MISC ITEMS. lu.,ne ..... _ lfllSIH, or IUCCH$0f rusltt ru11 tnetudl 1 .. 1 and g111on Mcured by Iha '"' examination In lhe Ille Code. The bm• for l1~ng lateral, th• BANK OF PUBLIC NOTICE II.A MAG aft SAM StatOMOftt Wl>tttailld t us .. 111115111111 •pone .. ot ~ TN1,.. tlOlll litund illtlMI OOll\'¥d
prop.tty 10 be IOld and kept by tile court. etawns WIH not expue ~ AMERICA NT ' SA. by Ind DAVI• The Foltowlng persona 0 lie 0..d °'Trust IUCUtff by nO of Slit• to and ltOW Mia 0¥ II Ulldtf saod
ru1onabl1 .. umated Tl1E PETTTION requests lore IOUt month• from th• lhrOUQh Its agent FAIAFAX PUii~ MOTIC• we OOlnQ bulinMa u: A#ES W KNIE ST C•lttornl• A•con -/ 0.d Oil ftwl lft 11t OfOOt!ty
IUlhortty to adm1nl$ter tna heari ng date noticed NOTICE OF SALE SERVICE CITY·WIDE Publlrhed N•wport OVALIT'f HEALTH SER-TEO Sf PT[Mll(R 21 t990 nee CornSMt .. ::Id sl!WM In lllCI Coun~. OI
estate under tne tnCSepen-above. INC , will hit to Ule NghHI TRAFFIC IMP.ACT BHc:n.Goata M•sa Daily VICES. 9900 Talbert Av-RECORDED OCTOBCR ' 1990 ru1 ... e S~nne I( • nll ~lit llllcl 8*911\
dent Admm1s,,a,llon ot E> I ~~ M:.,Y EJC.AMINE the blddw 11 Ult time and FEE PROGAAll Polo( May 25, June t, 1993. 9nU9, Fountain Valley. Call-STAUMEHT NO 90-fl23901 • EaKUt.,. Vice ~. PAACfl I M ll'fOIVIDED
tares Act. (This authority 1 tpc lhe court.~ place neretnaf\er Ml lortll Tl1E COSTA MESA CnY Tu257 lomoa 92708 • 1111 01ta ol llt ~Otr of t 1200 Oalldale Ave l/IOTH llfTER(n -M O TO OBITUARY 888 w1I allow the petaonal rep-:: • ~ interest ~~ lhe CO"•lefal ~r9d t>Y COUNCIL WIU HOLD A PILOT cuaatPIED FHP. Inc . Callrornt1 RAHC£ COull~ call0tnll .id h••••orth, C11tlorn1a LOT 3 Of TRACT If() 9111 "
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil rtMntalln 10 tak• mlf'Y with ~ ~for':!. R said Secunty "9fMment, PUBLIC HEARING FOR lt'r the •••y·t o-11417369, 9900 Talbert Av-1111.it lONHob olOtt.ult 1311 ·1511, (ltl/ 775. THECtTY OflflW'Of!T•ACH ac:oon1 witllOUt OOtainlng c 1 • conai1tl(lg of 1 Mo~ CONSIDERATION OF A enue, Fountain Valley, Cal-d (flclOll IO set lle1tune1« 2515 Oa-.ct u.y I 1K3 COUNTY or OfWtG( $T4Tt ROSELLI NI court 1pproval. Betor• tak· quest for Speorl Nollce ot Hom• located •t 692 Notth CnY·WIDE TRAFFIC IM-acceH, lnformetlon· tomla 92708 RECORDED JAMUARY t t AIAPIH54 ' Of CALIOR#IA. M SHOWtf ~
Davew Q RoiteUlnl Ing certain v~ important ~ lihngal:,:; wwentory Ad ... Sp 1111, 1n the City PACT FEE PROGRAM. P1•~::d m~r!(elpla.ce This bu1lnHs ta con. 1913 5 111 Ill A --~ RfCOflOfO -IO()t( ' • actions how-lhe pet· a appr "late II of Orang• County ol Or THIS PROPOSED IMPACT vs roguoarly • auc· ducted tw-a COtporatlon INSTRU..UIT MO 93 02'172 ' ' 412 ~I TO " 0 .0 .S ., 60; HIJOl.ing. sonat r~presontative Wiii be Mtl 0t of arty P9tl1Jon Ot • Staie of Cllifomi .. FEE PROGRAM IS WITHIN ceulutty • by all kinda The r.ll'o111'1l{I) w1J ~ ot 1 " lUS vt
ton Beach den1lst, r9Qljjred to give nou09 10 1ccount H pro~ed In S':fd ' Security Agreemenl THE SCOPE OF THE-1990 or con84Jmere. menm to tl'llMllCI buslnets l~ J~$ ":;:;d:C-1; PUBUC NOTICE 'ft,.,!'05SCfl~OUS MA~
died Monday, May 24, tnlflfested Pfll'IOnl untesa MCUOn 1250 ol lht Caltlor· dflef!l>e the follow ol-under lh• Fic11uous Butt-p """ .,.. ORAN r:.E
1993 • .._ Is survived they have waived notice or ni;a Prot>a1t Code A R• lateral 1 tng c PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES neu Narrw(1) b1ted 1t>oYe J:l~~~~ ~~~ \~JlH TpE~~ i'/:'olAAE IH DffAUL T ~:~ CAllfOR~IA. TO·
by his wile Su:MWl; two consented lo the proposed quest lot Special Notlee t 981 Madt1on-M1d11on on·""'-1 1993 TRE(T 0·RAHrr ,.., r A DfED OF WITH ALL IMPflCT"1· daughter•, Llaa l<:OOn.j The 1odependen1 form ti tv•labla from Ina 24X60, t.41 t0978KBC81· FHP, Inc.,' Robett F. Muf· "".....,1 ORNIA "'UST, DATED JANUAAVlllEWTS THEMOH flCC(Pl -;
(Brandt) Thompson admlr'l111rat1on authority will court dtfk MCA/2 t.AC48l7 N0nCa or~ aA.L.-phy Aulsl#lt s.ct.tary I blic lllcilon lo lllt lligritst 11. IMO UNLESS YOU MAHl'OM UNITS S
and Tina (M•t) Rich· be granted unless an Inter· Attemew for the Pet._ The 'r trMt iddreu or lU,.. Thli 11a1..,,.,.. w•• filed 1 :!:.': ='uf",:~ 11
1";: ~:~~ y~~~ PAO· ROUGti 14 lUSM AS
afdson; and sdn. •5led petson hies an ob-u-r: othflf common det1gnaUon o..e.'flOIH•1= 1MI wllh the County Cleft( of Ulllllld St.i ... ) II ftQtlrto 1111 MAY BE SOLD AT :r;u::. SH0WW UPOH rHAT CONDO
M ich ael (Tamara); ~= to lhe petillon Ind WHEATLEY SCOTT ol the l<>caUon ol the col· YOU AM IN o.FAUU~ A ma> CW lNST Orange County on Aprll te, d ln'1resl eOf\WYff 10 and t.IC SALE If YOU NEED INIUM PlM MCOR~O
brother. Remy A. l'I Cd causa why lilt OSAKI & JOVANOVICH, lateral here1n1bove d• ATIO Oc:IObet ua, ,.... u...a YOU TA.Ka ~· 1993, w held Dy II under UICI dHO AH UPt.ANA TION OF ARCf1 n 191' AS IMSTAU
Aoselllnl, M.D. Public ~:i a not grant IM 2•00 E. NUTWOOD ec:obed is purponed IQ be: TO ,_,TICf YOUR ""'°"°'n IT MAY 81 FH7ee. Ult PIOOttly illuai.d In Slid THE NATURf OF THE ENT N<> l'·l2'71S Of Of
viewing from 6 '0 0 A .r'i:ZAING on tho ti· AYEn STE tot, FUL-~92 North Adele SP/171, LD AT A PU8LJC SM.I. W YOU MiD 11M Oft.Ao Pubfl1hed Nawl)Of'1 BMc:h· ounly and SI.I• and OtsetlOtd PROCEEDING AGAIN ST ICIAL RECORDS Of SAID Ofl
P.M. to 8 00 P.M lion wlll be held on J~E LEATON, CA 8283 1 '°rcf0• CA. 92667· ATK>N OF n. NATURI Of' TlC "'°'21DtNQ Co1ta Mesa Diiiy Piiot May IOIOM VOO, YOU SHOULD CON COONTY
Wodnolday, with Me· 24, 1993 at 1"45 P.M In (714) 092·6300 c~~ldu~~:d WI~ l>9 r::~t~ AGAIHST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A UWftR. It, 18, 25, Jun• t , 1993 SSESSOR'S PARCH NUMBfR TACT A LAWYER PAACEU !*IT I AS Sti()Wlf
m0tlal Sorvlcea 11 00 Dept 703 localed 1111 341 Publlah•d Newport NOTICE OF SAlE SERVICE On June Ot, 1112, .. t.Ol ".11.. COM&,........... Tv-230 050 184·01 NOTICE Of OH AMO DH tN(O <* THAI
A,M, Thursday a1 Pa The C11y Dr1ve South Or· Beach.Costa MeS.J Dll1ly INC Ar 10 00 am on c:orporMon, '°"'*"CPS ...,..._ COrpoiUa.1, • PUBLIC NOTICE lOT 19 IN &LOCI( 4 Of. TRUSTEE'S 'Al£ ATAIH COHOOMINtUM P\.N4 elite Vtow MemMlat anoe. CA 92668 ' Piiot Mey 18 19 25 t9t:J June 8 1~ at Th• Chap. tcirNe ~•leOn, • dAllf esirr1..., T~ ECTIOH flVf. BALBOA IS Ho 132~7 RECORDED MARCH 11 ,.._.
Park, H4awport Boaeh IF" YOU OBJECT TO the ' ' ' man AY9nut 1t11tanee 10 and pureuens IO Deed of Tn.m •e:a &d Oc• F'Jc I l.AHO', AS SHOWN ON A MAP On June n , 1993 •t INSTAMNT lfO ...
Paetllc vi-Mortuary granting of the Pttillon, you TuW2•5 Iha CIVIC Center 8111ldlng .. ~ -~ 't...-::.n· .. OM· ..... tH -::· RECOROEO IN BOOK •. PAC( 9 t 1 00 A ... at th• •n· '26711 Of OfflCIAL "ECOROS
Dtrectort 6«·2700 Should appear at the hHr· PUBLIC NOTICE 300 EHi Chapman Av'. .. ~--:: In .;"O.ea °' ttw ,...!-:'I!: .:::.. •;w-MISCHLAHEOUS MAPS IN ~"fob.,ot Sutt• tOO. tn Of ~ COUNTY CAll· Ing and state YOUt ob-enue Otange CA c:onMr of °'*'99 ' --ir OMen H[ 0HIC£ Of THE COUNTY Y ot ~building ~IA
jections or fit• wnn.,, ob-BSC t740 A OHcripi1on of tne WNI .... .c ~~:=n... b6dcMr far are ':i~~~ ~ RECORD£R Of SAID COUNTY ~~~I 1~1 ~ c:•,._taf PARCEL 3 AN [XClUSl\t i:uon• wiin the coun t»-NOTICE OF at>ov.-descnbed collatttal caeh a CMNor'• dwc& dr.-n on • ,_. ., ,_.,.. THE REFERENCE C~OUP XCI PT THE NOR THC Rl Y ~ eoun c °' 0 •nve l MlMOfT APPUATHINH TO
Ot• lh• he~ng .Your ap-PETITION TO will b• conspicuously bri. 1 ...._cw.....,.. cr9dM "'*""cw e ..... ., 2053 Port BnslOI Newport HT THCREOf BEING MEAS ol C•"f.t::.ni 1~·, Sta,. (M)4 UNrT JOfl TH( US[ AHO
pe:vance may l>e in person .ADMINISTER posted al the p11ee of sale 1.ca.a1 ...,.,_end twt •ro*•an dall COM In Beach CA 9266c) URE O ALONG TH( WCST llPoi( Aecon..,..,ar:. ~la OCCUNHCY Of ftt()S[ POA
°rF \'&J"'AR~REDfT R ESTATE OF: and on the sal9 dme ep-ttw llMI of c.auon.. (~ .. lllno ...... In Ralph. A. Wakefield 2053 or SAIO l OT • c.t11om11 Co'PfKrllrl,• TIONS Of tH( RUTRICH(I °' a con11ngent crntor Oof ROSI! OREY ~nl~ ~~~~Ote, at Iha l..tul ,,_.., of ttw UnMd -· .. tho .._.., Por1 Brl1tot N•'wport Propetty aoor.u l'l l)llrpot19dly aa duty appoinl.ed Tr\llt' COMMOH AAlA DEi lfO Ult d rea .-. .. .-.• for Public "°"' •••ica to the Col#lllr ~ 1• a.tc1 8eactl CA 9266<> own a •• und th l • IN THE ()(Cl.AMTl()llf Of Al your~~•~°" :c:'c!~ ~,Et!~: :!:~s. ~~cec~:•::i,di~. ~ end:.:.::~,":*~~..: ~ u! Judy 'A. &wt, 114 So 11~~J~DJ. 9AVHOJf. 8All0~ o..d ot.,tn.11~ .:=:= STAICTl<ICS MCO'UXD JU,_ ::!.Tlli:e~=~i:tt!: ':';: ~-:'1=· =~:!~ Eas~ C~pman Avenue, Of. :'ct~ 0.:.: .L~ ":J' c 1' ~ In ~ry St., Anaheim, ht 11nc1tt119'f:a
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potnl.ed by lhe COYl'1 ••thtn 0~ .. l>9 internieo,,.. ~.· abo~bed col-..__ 1 Unit tJ c.My•J".._..::. .._... ,.. __ Thlt bu1lnau 11 con. uny~tytor111y1nCOt and wtte, H INllC>f9 r• Of OlWtG( COUNTY CAI.I
lour montht from the date th• ~II or Hlal both I I I be ad of ~ ..... • c.. -..... ductlld by. eo-partnert tcrlH• OI 1111 itrlll addrm c~ on Janu•rr 21 FOANIA ~o AHY AMlNO « Int 1sauane• Of 1.ttars of ROSE GREY e, or • :;;~':':!:Sect.;,=-: ecrtDod [n ·._ ~~ .. ---::. ..W.:: Tha r•gl1lt1nt(1) com-0 09* common cltSfl)nallOn 1tt0, H tn1ttume1'l No' MENTS THERElO AHO~
H prOVldod In aec:t.on 9100 A PfTITION hat been ltle Uniform Comm.dll ~ M , t t11In.._11117 ~-... -Wt-menc:.d to ltantac:1 tM» Illy &hown lltrtil 10 0412H, In 80011 .. , OH THE C<llcOOM IUM "-.AM °' lhe Cahlorl'll;a Probate liledbyEILEENMARTIN 1n Cod•bytefldtwollheesu-of~"9catdlrofM.deouneylO • neu undef.,,. fleWous 111101a1 1moun1011111 unl)W Prge • ., ol Of11c1•1rOlllACt4Uti11T
COdt The llm• '"' r~1ng the Supenor Coun of C.N· maled tum °' $44,878 05. ..__ 2. ""wndturldad 1,._, .,...._..;, • **" 8utln•ta. H11me(1) lti.d 01 the ~uon Ml lhcord1 ol Orrnge The lhll tddtm llWI Othtl claims will not up;re I>.-lorn1a, County of OAAHGE In lulllllmtnt of the obliga· In oomMOI• In ._ too lnW In .,.. • .. ~ •bove on: ~ t 1. 1993 rao by 111• Plopttly lo tit solo County, State ol Calltor· ClOlllmoll dlllglllllon 11 "'Y OI
lore lour mo111h1 ,.,,,,, tne THE PETITION requull !loo.a. undaf ulO Noc• and .._ .. Lei 1 .. TfeCll Na -· -... .... Ralph A. Watc.ne6d -0 INIOl\lbla Hbml!U costs. nla, under the ~ Of "' .Iilll pt~ "9ai.o ~H'1ft11 d•IT mntC"CRI lhal EILEEN MAAflN ap-Sec:unty Agfeerntnt. to Ule lllod In ..... 4 •• ,......, .. J lnctUllW Of Mlea•t• Thia statement -· f"-<f Jl)ll\MS and ac!vlnClll ..... thentln contetned, ec.... II pufOOflM '°Ill 9 SU
above f)Olnted H !*tonal tel>'• ul'ldefllgned II lht addreu neour ...... ......_ M Miid CouM\f • IUdt --with Iha County C""11 of S0&,631 22 wilt Mii at publtc iucuon CO\'( I.AN( NEWPORT
YOU MAY £XAMINE the MlntatfYO to adm1nlat• .,,. given below, PflOt to •aid ......... In .. .,... ...... o ... ,..,,... °'the Orange County on May 11, Said'"" ... tit maOt bul Wltrl to the ""V'*' bidder lcw CA 926'0 .
tile kept by tho coul'1 II you •st.at• of the dececttnt. Nie together with lh• ••· neatr,.110n Of c__,.. Coftd141of• ~ ........,_ t993 out COYtnllnl or wwranry u CMh. or chacll a1 c:M· Ti ate 11 pe<son lflttrOlled In THE PtTtnON requesll peni.1 lncuned tn retili· ..,. rllOOf'ded In 9oM 1iln, , ... 170 ., OflkMI ,57054S ll<WS or lmplt4 rtQatdlng tint telibod below, payabt• 111 un<ltt1lgnt0 Tnis,,..
the .. 1a1e, YOl.I may M• 1uthotHy to 1dmlnllltt f'lt Ing, holding rnd preparing ,._.. (TN Oea'r,.amtl end _,,, ,,._,,...,.. Publi1hed Newport 8e11Ch-pOUtttlon or tncuml>fances at the Um• ol HI• In ta• :="'' llff lllMtv IOf "'Y
Wllh Iha court • /ormal R• Hl•t• undtt the ln<lepen. th• co111era1 for dlapoti: end __...._.. ..,._, lllClllM ._...,_. .. Coria Mesa. Dlity P1tot May lo U!ltly ma tnOlbleOneu u fuf ~ of Iha United 0 ICl'ltsl Of "' •trltl 14· ... lllMll :Jiuett for Spectal Notice of dent A<lml. nlttratlon ot e. tlon In wranglng tor ltle ~ cMI, ~1 Ind o&ftef ~ , ... 25 June t 1 15 tl93 '" by llld 0..d lnCIUOtno .._ ... ol Am-lea, with· t•t Mid Ofltf COITltnon des·
llU •-•-ay t • flllng of en lrNen10ty tate1 Ad (Thi• aultloflty 111i , and for .norney'• eunc:-lyw'9 betow • ..._ ot IOll , .. .....,. ._ tu28l • • • 011 '" end ui>tMt ot 1111 out ••"•nty ••s>r•1a or IQNllOll, 11 fllY, lllOM'I IMtr ~" and appraisal ot estate "• will lltow th• perronal r•p-fffl Ind • ••l*IMT In M#feee ot IAld l•nd. """°"' tho ..... of ..._ llUI ... .id Of 1111 rtitll Cltllld lm,Mlod •• IO llUe, UH, Sltd ..... bl ~ bul wttll MOf'tu•ry * Chepel ""' or of any ~IJllon or reatMative to talc• 'l'MY conn•ctli>n lh•rewlth. (If 8'*Y....,.,,. the dep9t of Ill .... "'°"' ttw rurt.. PUIUC NOTICE by laid ONd. IOVll'ICtl lll•rt· ~rH1tlon or encum· out oown.11 OI -ranty, ll Crem1tlon 11ccoun1 ,. provtdeo In ·~ without ot>tainlng M ,_..,In o_. of........_ Meo..._._.. ndtt with ln•t•I • PtOYtcltd encer. alt rtght, 1111• lltlfttd OI ~ 1t0•d1110
0 8' MCtlon 1250 of th• CalllOf· cour1 lf>P'oYll BefOr• 11111• Sell your unwanted from ew r'*8urtece ..._ ""*' ..._ .....,. ttw 1M489 tlltftlli and 1111 ,..,... princ:lptl and lnl8fn1 now held by Ill, ~!Oft 01 MC1it11-'1 Otldwly nla Probate Code A R• Ing cef1Alln ""Y lmpot\aM llema tho ... y weyl "9hf of ..taae erMrV •,..Md In .. C-.. .._.. P1ctftJeue fll no•MCut':"-uNld d It H tUCh TN .... \n and bflflCM ID p_, fll rllfttrllftQ ~~1M111... qunt tqr SPtdll Notice ICllont, ~. the per· To place your .,. lfWW eomp...,, • ooi.,.••9". •••~ o. •rlne• ....._ 111 illtr•t ...,~ • ~ to lne lottowtng d •· PfW:loll eum Of 111 M lt!l} M· ••••-•••••I fom1 11 eva.l•ble from the 1°"911 ,.,,,._,._. wft a>e cl .. rtnod ad c:all C*'*8r I , 1179 In._. 1M.lll. ~ 1 ... ., Ollldll ttMrMJRt In laid Nott Pf rcrl~ ~ eilua'od CIAd ~ ..., Orff Of ,, .. 1
COUft cleft! reqylred 10 D1Vt1 nodce lO M:&.M71. ~ The FolloWlng Itel MAY t~ 1993 m N efOfeutd COunty wlll lnllrMt '*ton Tl pro
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.... ..W l11m11• lflr, ......... ..-........ t2t83 /IRISES County ot Ofenve ..... Tt"'41M lfld Oil"' ir111• er• C"W••'* ....,..., .. ....._ ... "'-'1C"INI ~ Young J. Kim, 1508t 1C1Mor11i1Cotp Of c.lffomta .. i"'*" * b'f ltlld Dttf ol 111111 to ._I Mr,._,;-tftd ...._ ... I 11 m.uc-Spr'~ 1201 , ~ 6100 Wllhfrl lo.IWMI on a Mep recorded In -'t 1513.12191 h .,,,altd
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of.,. o.-.. eruf Cos•••· c:on... .. 8M-. ~by. en ltldMdual ~LUM£# $10 lho 0t11ce Of lhe ~ Illa llgurt Pt'of • w ~-,_Neon .... a.d In .._ 12'9. , ... 1•. Md,. Th• regletrent(t) com-SR TRU$1£C GALE OlllC(lf ~ of MNd eovn: fill bfllelblry lllld• Nod m:'::. =.',.2:.7a!;t":.:'~ ~ "-: ::'..ei:*' ~ ~ AC 724'2 PUI 51'l5,lll M £1cept1ng therefrom ail Orad ol Ttvtt '*ltoloit 111· "'--.,_ ................... ~ ..,..._Md 8utlnHI Neme(r) IMad oll, OM and °"* ~ QI ... WI delwWM IO lie ""' OulaM: ~.,. C... Tr• 11ien, .................. •b0¥e on: NIA "'9L.IC NOTICI c:el'bonr end mlneral1 ~ r"""'" 01ci1talloft
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"'8LIC MOTICI A FEDU•AL IAVINOI '*'**' wtllWI .,. P"Of>' dtKtMN = ....., tot l'OR•CLO•U•• coa. ICtlOed *"'Nl'C No ....... al ........ ,... ol .. Pltllf, -.... T ....... ntee OMer... 8AHK. .. 8eMflcill'Y WILL eriy 1bov• dHCtlbed, ::..·:;;;~ 0::, ~ 0 RAT' 0. • • TAUSTOA: JAHICE ANZA Olloll ....,. °' == ~ ei:.: ..!?...!:!· ..... •••v•c• • SEU AT PU8l.IC AUCTIOH whether now known to TNa& 20» M llAllt IEHEflCWtf AE.UA81.E Couinly, ~ -1 •'tt .... --·• 80TI078 TO THE HIOHEST llOOEA t•1tl 01 "-"'-dltCOV-COf'llmOft dlM!JtllUon, if -· ' MOATGAOE CORPORA-PA.ACEL 4 • lnllr No -· 4'"'1 .., 9w Pfilll I II DwPal •• TruetH .... .... FOA CASH, ($)1yltlit II tted, Ind ... Oii. OH Md "'Y· lhoWn '-..,, Slld ITRIU, IUITm •IO, TIOH r.cotcMd .My 31, An •lldUellle ~common 80011 IJ•oe of Offloal ................... .
ff.ti... ume of Hit in tewfut othet l'IW*ll ngMI ~ Nit Wiii be made, but_... WAUtUT CAUIC, CA 1990 H 1,,.11 No IC). .,.. -~ tot vttd AeclOrda In tte ~ ol "'-Mt ....... a...la 8e ,. ... ,.RC•••· money of the Untied Ing to. •ppetta.""'l! IO Mid :itP'=:::;-: "';:,'I/WY ••••• Tel•'"•"• 402654 In 8* pege OI Of· pwJIOS" ~that ~ ':,o;: ~~ Ore,.ee CA e11ea
0Me70l4e Stll••· by cash,. ~ahotr'• pt~y Ind the IJICiutwe glfdong tiU• ~~ lhUR~•r: (110t 933-''°· Aecotd• WI lhe OlfoCll ot L.04 t °' Mid TtlCt No be INICle In ..... -condt-en•• ..... 700
,.,..., •a.oet-M chec1I dta..n by. 11.ti. OI tight 10 pro<luct. """"'· ••• OI eocumbf~ to pa~ 4.-o ot.,. ~, OI Ot1ng1t 13S2f .. deft~ Ind uon Wlflout ~ OI .. AVH&.ea.. n.
llOTIC• Ofl' ~=-~Y :'::~. ! 1= ~ C::, ':'..:';J:,• lhe rem11n1ng princ•P•I •r: OU91E llYP• C::ryd..d of tJvst o.-~ ~,.:; ~. ,._,.., 0t im U:PllCTO OPO...O
lOHYMOTIVE 112 TRuan.•a ML.a credtl untOfl or 1 Ch~ l1om and through uid •um of the "°'9(•) MC\Htd Publlahed Newpott 1Ct1bff the toltowong u v.2 pMc:t, reg.wdltlg Ille pot• INO llAY M 09T..-D ~. Ot1nge, CA YOU ME ... .,.,AULT drawn by. it111 Of ltdetal property, Ind IM •cdu.llW by Utd Deed of fruit. with Bueh-COIUI ~ Oalty PAACEL 1 YOU AAE IN DEFAULT IHM>n Of 9ftCUmbtlne" llY CALL..0 T...r llOl,
U•DER A DEED OF 11v1ngs Ind ~,, 111001· "9ht to I~ In, llOft loltresl lhefeon, u P'~ Pol04 May 2S, June t • t . An undoYl<Mld I/Ith ont•· UNOEA A OEEO Of TAUST to pay the rema.n.og PMC" LOWl•G TEl.EPMOME
flctlllou• Bu11neu TftUST DATllD Ot/t t / ll<>n, savings ulOQICJOn, Utldet Ind iNtHll41f wtlh· =.•n 1,"~~~ :. 19'Jl tsi 1n Ind lO 111 OI lhe real DATED 7/13/90 UHLESS ~ ~ =d ~ ':; MUMeEAS O• TMa
referred lo aboW et. U~•IS YOU TAICa or 11vtn01 b1M tpect'*' dtlW from satd pto:'l, tenna c)i the oMd ol Trull TIJ2S5 pr~ dfterlbe<I " L.04 YOU TAl<E ACTION TO Tru9I .in .,,._~ u 1n AY eaFOR• THE = ln3t~"reJ.~~ ACTM>N TO PROTECT ~:'°"~~02.,: '~:; :~doa~,':::u~'::' =o•~ •ttlmlltd , .... Chltgei PUBLIC NOTICE b11y !:~()\l~ ~:!.2.'c:,,,v: ~~W.~1A~~A~o:r ... let .~ prC)'MMd, .,,. SAL.IE: en•) , •• 4U7
FSot0019 YOUR P~PTY, IT rlrtd to do busmen on Ihle whethet p1oduc1d from ind ••peneu 01 the ol OrlnQI Stitt ol Cahlor· A PUBUC SAl.E IF YOU vllnCft, If "'Y· undet the ., 1213) 827-4NS
E. Valenti, Soc. Sec MAY el! IOLD AT A 111111 J At AT THE CHAP· &aid property or tlMwMfe. Trustff Ind ol lhe truslS NOTN:E ()ff ru1, u ~ map recOfded NEED AN EXPLANATION terms of Hid OMd ot TACa34eO
316-70.2895, 182 S PUeLIC ML•. II' YOO MAN AVENUE El"TRANCE bUt •• of the for.going etHttd by said Deed of TRUSTU'I UL.2 lrl Booil 624, PJQH 47 and OF THE NATURE OF THE lrull, fees, c:herges Ind Publllhtd NtwpOtl
l1n1de, Or1nge, CA NEED AN EXPLANA-TO THE CMC CENTEA f19hts, lhall be twc:ised ~~,:;lt:-wit 5367•355 19 Loen No. 48, of M1Ktl~s Maps, PAOCEEOIHG AGAINST ~;" lheot w"'.: ~= Btactt..Cocta Mtu Dally
TIO• ()ff THa NATURE, BUILDING., 300 EAST only by dnlling ot well• Into Accrued Interest and td-t?•TOT3IMIZA records of Ofange Col>nly. YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-by llod ONd of Trvst Slid Not May II, 18. :zs, 1993. Thomson, Soc. SIC ()ff THa f1ROCEllD8NGS CHAPMAN AVENUE. Of\. or through ... d property 11 d llonll advlneel H iny Ta No Cll1lom11. ~ethet wilh all TACT A LAWYEA ule wW be Mid on Tu231
S04-8&-13n, 182 S AGAINST YOU YOU ANGE, CA, Ill nght, llU. a depth be10W SOO leet ~II lncrHM lht's f19urt A1UZTO 1mpuwement1 lhtreon 2537 ORANGE AVE I B ~ 1 lt93 It 1 30 pm~::::======~ ltlldt. Or1nge, CA SHOULD COtcTAcT .a and lntetffl conveyed lo from the lutfect ot the ....,.,, to Ille Eactp11ng "'91tfrom Units COSTA MESA. CA 92fl27 tn the t0t,oy to 11\e bulldlngtr "" and now held by It und« ground from locallOnl on ..-·-UNIT C0Da A 1 lhroygh 6 indus.ve. u .. (II 1 atrMC IOdr9N 01
bu11ne1t -• con-LAWYU. nid Deed ot Trust in lhe 1dj1cent or ne1ghbof1ng The beneflciiry under API 83'1·71M>35 shown on Chit c.i.n Con-common de11gn111on of locallO • 601 SolAh LAwl•
by an "'°MdUll On 08/t 5191 11 10 00 property 11tu1tld In 111<1 lands, and In IUCl'I mltlMf Mid Deed of Tru1t hereto-LA MESA TITLE COM-domu1lum Ptll'I r~dtd property IS .,_ above, Street. Of.nge, Cal•fomll Repainting? • •1ttm«1t WH filed AFOMRE.ClPORSOFl:SSCIONAL COYnty, Calllorntl dncnb-.. not to d•Sturb the IUf· = ::'-.:'~~~"'; PANY IS duly lppolnltd Ftbr\Jll'f 18, 1989 .. ~ "° WlnW\ty •• given .. to ~!he lime of lt'9 w-11• tho County Clettc of URE ORPQ. ing the land thertm lace of said p.operty Of -~--TnJStet_under the following sttument No 89-082050 of tts complee-ss or c:ot·
County on April s. RAnON It the duly IP-EXHIBIT "A" deed lrom Pauline S =~ ~::n1:1~· dtscnlld deed of INSI Otfioal Records of saod Ot· rect11ess) ni. t>ene<iaary ~bl~'f!'n!':o~ J::: .... ,. ..... .....
J>OW'lled Tru.tff under Ind The land relt"td 10 In Fagan. a widow, recorded · Will SELL AT PUBLIC ange County under satd Deed of Trust. bltshed Newport Bea<:h· pursuanl to Dffd of Trull, th•• guatlnlff 11 lllualtd In Sel>Jt.m_beL t ,, 1957 In and I wnneo NoJkt of Ot AUCTIOH TO THE HIGH· PAACEL 2 by tenon cSf • btNCtl Of paid ~nee of the obt.ga·
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a Mell P1IOI May 4 Recorded on Otnmt IS lhl County of Or1nge Boo1t 4031 P1ge 254 Of. f11.1ll and El~on lo Sell EST BIDDER FOR CASH Unit 2 11 ahown on the default In the ot>liQllJons IK>n ~Uled by tht ll:>Ov~
, t8. 2S. t993.. ' 2~~ment No. 9 1~88 State of Cahrorllla, and la flclal Records. ' ~l~ ~~;5~f~ra~~u!,,~ (1n th• IOfms wnleh are 1bove described Con-1ecured thereby, fitret~ d~HC'~.~=d c:o:. U:. Oessfllds IO Ml h
Tu226 --. Page -of vrnclal described os follows The strfft 1ddreu 1nd £J Ion .,.11 lawful lender '° Ille United dom1n1um Pl1n fore txecultd and del1v ...,.. .... ' ______ __:..:;;;:::;;1Records In 1111 ottic1 of Che Lot 17 ol TrlC'I No ~ olher commOf\ designation, eel to """' 10 bo re-Stales) and/Of the cast11et's PARCEL 3' , e<ed to the ull<Mt'llgritd 1 .$4!$, .:i .. ., ...,vances. '1 ~· ,ou'rt ~few
Shopping for n new Recorder ol ORANGE County of Ot11191 Stale of 11 any of the real p<operty corded In lhe cOUl'lty wt191• cet11l1e<1 or other checlls Non·exclu111ve oasemellt wntten Deda1111on of De-1187•823 23
apartment? cta.s.srfted County, Ca1tro1n11, ••· Caltlqm1a, 11 pet' map 10-dnet;bed obove 11 pur the '111 propert~ •S located spec1!1ed In C1v1I Code Sec-tor ingress 1nd egress ano fault and Demand ror Salt. h es J"5s.ble that 11 lhe
le t1 you comp1re tcuted by LARAY L. cord6d 1n Book eo 1>399 ported 10 t>e The prcSperty ano more t •n thrH lion 292411 (payable in tun other purposes as set lotth and wnnen notice ot de-ume Sile lhe OC)ttllllg
Costa • w olhout hassle MITCHELL ANO JUDITH A 35 o1 ,..1sceltaneou1' Maps. httttofore described 11 =hs tVJ~t elapsed 5't1Ct 11 the lime of sale) aU nght. lf'I lhe Otclar1ti0n ol Co..,. laull Ind of tltctlon to ~~less =n lhe
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~worry! MITCHELL. HUSBAND Ill the Otfoee Of lhe Coooty being sold .... ., ... 397 recot al.Ion. Ille and Interest conveyed enants. Condttlonl llld R• cause the l#ldwtigntd 10 I tl9$S •
Piiot Cle•elfted ANO WIFE. H Trustor, R8COfder ol AKI County VISTA BAVA, NEWPORT DATE: 05/24193 lo Ind rtOW held by 1t 1111Ct1on•, Villa Lis PalmlS sel satd property to 1111sf't D•le: 5104/13 842·54578 GREAT AMERICAN BANK. Eacep1tng lhtrtlrom 111 BEACH. CA 92660 PA 0 F,. ~ S I 0 NA L under 11id Deed of Trust In ("Oetca'ltJOn") reeorded sa.o obl.g1b0n1, Ind Inert LA MESA TIT&i COM-
oll, ga• Ind Olhet milltfals The undefsigned Truslff lh• Pfopert'( htrett1afttf d• f:ebr\Jary 16, 19119 as In-alter the undersigned •••••••••
330 W. Bay Street
x Costa Mesa, CA 92627
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Bl' PHONE: 714 64!·5678 ,
Bl' \1SITING OR MAIL:
330 \'\'. Ba> l rf't'l
Co ta Mt a. CA 92627
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notiu fl\io pulili•hfr rr..-nt• thr nih1 10 rrn•or.
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•n ed1rn~111rnl for •h1rh II 11111 bt rupci1111b~.
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thr rrmr <.rrd11 ctn onlv ~ aUn•rd for 1hf fint
1nttr11on.
WESTMINSTER 1092 ·H·o·u·s·ES·,---COSTA MESA 2124
l OUM. HOUSll•C. 0 _._.0•TUHlf ¥
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
•WESTMINSTER• CONDOS
Near Mite Squ3ro FOR RENT Paik. Sbr, 2 5 b3,
If you're looklng or a car,
classlfled has news for you.
3BR 28A home. Nonh ---------------------------
CM. Cul-de-sac, 2-ear .. -------------------------. gar, yd No poVsrnk
AllrHl tallleMwtrtti111tt11 lh11 I••••••••• _,.,..11 ... ,I It Ille fed $thousands und«HI••••••••• market!!! XLNT locn
$1150/mo. '432·1232
lion, lrg lot 1111 fw tte.slat Acl ti tMI u
_..... wtlkll MM.rs IC llletll IRVINE 1044
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U111ll1llt 11 II dlmtllltUllU UNIV PARK Beaut 3Br
MUST SELL $269 900 CORONA
ACT. 7 I 4·362 9800
COSTA MESA·2·sly.
3BR 2BA , Interior
patto, frplc, garage,
ac1oss from park HM· 71 4-495·2655 DEL MAR 2122 $1000 mo Agent
83t·1400 Nied M nu. ct111, "l:ltion 2Ba twnhm on gmbll
M•. MMICIJ. '-tlill Ull•l tt Min voew, pvt g:udcn Ador•ble 2BR 1 BA
.....,.,.,., .. 111ealloil11 S220K must 5041 7!>:>S094 HOUSES/ couago slyle Oupte11
E SIDE lg 3Br 2Ba trplc,
now cpl/decor, Ip. d 'w
lndry. lnco yrd. g1dnr
OuoeU $1225. 640-1733
.... -r Midi ,,.._,.11te, l1ml CONDOS on Begonia Small
IMM• Clsc.rilluallltll" fonccd yard & pauo
Hua 1ttnp1ptr will llOI NEWPORT FOR SALE WIO hlcup, frplc, ga·
Uewllfly1mpt1ftf'4vtlt11t· BEACH 1069 ••••••••• 1agc New carpel
Elogon1 comer •BA JBa
hso. grand pl:tno size
loving 1m, ple11an1 ng·
hbrhdl Nr schts, N
Mesa • g1ndr incl
$1500 Oavo 545-7506
.... llfl'NltltaltwllKt lJlll $1 0&0 Agt 87~912
flelltlM ti 1111 In Out IOdtri liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------.,, ... ,.,r lfttertMd 11111 Ill aa-hores MOBILE LOVEL v 2Br 1 Ba du·
I d ,_ pie,. garage. w/O •nr11111 1dnrt1&e 111 1-11 Spanish s1yle res1 HOMES l lOO s 12ooimo incl all ullt
......., .. .,,....,, Ill ae denco Gate guarded Avail now 644 9819 Wes1t1do Quiet are•
Lovely clc<11n 3Br 2Ba
house No pct smkr
Scorago no gar Xlnt
c1ed1t, local refs 1 sV
Last/soc $850 646-6730
...-........, a.ia.. la cem comm 2B R 2 SBA. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
,._ .. ._.1••111111.ullHUO large sunny patio. all ESTATE SALE
==::~-:::: ~~~es 1111~h~n ~!~~r ~~o s~ c~~',C:· ~~o COSTA MESA 2124
call HUO eUU ·l* may c.ltry Largo as obO 760-7904 IV msg sumable l oan
No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
The iiij Pli.
fits In.
$789,500
Jerry Finster
644-9060 X157
REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE 1600
Bt:AUTIFUL • 39,-3 car
qaraqc home in qu1c1
Dove Canyon ncnr EJ!l)l'Ct thr bnl • S11n1a Marga11h.1 H19h
Will tr;,Oo for hom
Shopping 101 a new trom M 1ss1on V•o10
apanmcnt1 c1.us1llcd nor1h 10 Costa Mes.i
lels you compOJrl' 714 ·589'-7771
coses . w 1thou1 11.11stc1---------
01 worryt RENT P iiot Classified
642·5678
+ 2 BR 28A Condo
N owport Terrace, HUNTINGTON 9"' hpl, Ouocl Neigh·
borhood, onside lndry, BEACH 2140
W alk Io 50 acre I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Canyon Park 59001 5BR{Pool Glenmar
mo Contcry 21 Bctg Tt ct. 28a. 2 car gar,
• ee2-889t • 2·sty, vacant, $1375
111 * EASTSIOE * * Don Platt 842·9797
Nowpon Rivicia 3BR 1 __ C_old __ wo_11 _B_a_nk_e_r_
2' 1Ba, lrptc S 1275 fwnhso nr bch, gated
Vacant Poot, Spa 281 • loft. 2•hBa. pool,
Tennr"t 2 Cai Gar spa tennis. garage
Hugo Mstr Big Pvt $1375 •sec 661-3283
Yatd Donald Plall Buy II Sell II Find II
642 9197 Cold~l lbnkClf Cla••lfled.
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Before your garage sale
place a garage sale sign
where it win be seen.
Make sure you fallow
all ci ty ordinan ces and
any association
rules .
............ I CEMENT
SERVICE MASONRY
CLEANING
3526 SERVICES
ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE a MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 REMODELING
3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a ADD m ONS 3 918
Pet•'• Home Aepelr liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi PUBLIC NOTICE •HOU9• ~_.ntlne• Drain Prebtem.9 &liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY
BOAT
SERVICES 3470
.loyce Brea. Electric
I CAU DOES IT ALLll
Rewires ou1 1pocl." lly
I.Jc d 3e1.0345 Bonded
3615
•FENCES GATES• Now~r/Pffl ,..,t1ee
R.owood Gtdw llC'd
Jim Whyte &42 7:.>06
•Wood Fence••
,~., ... 11 .. llaoJliftg
•lllnllfl. loor Pl ~t UC d
Acttani.tO• Conttt 97• u:ll
Plumblng, tltctrlc, 0 ,.." k•"9 land~ Tho Cahl Pubhc Utill-Ex1enor lnteflor 1S ~.u~8n9 .,:::::: c_.,.,.. Conehvctton
carpentry, e«c & lmg.ation, Tnmming tt•• Commosslon RE· yrs e'{p Freo est -Y -.... _.. ,..... remooa"'*>N * 72t ·1•2. & RemOYOIS, Clean-OOIRES lh•I •II ustdr_...,...._0_•v_e_e"=46---:"'H~-e_t_, ~ci.p $40-6301 Specelnll'I~
UIUrnate Handyman! ups & Maint. SL Uc. hou1ahold good• P erteet PalnUne Receasoon Proof yourM1f1 ""9or'41Db .. cd 'm No.,.... TM .... .,~ •599025, 432..ae04 movers print their lnVEllll. frM 011 PtumbWlg & dra.n ,_ Euro....,~-Tr•ln-'" , ·nd•"'•na ,..,__r,..-? PUC Cal T number,· tm...,.cat>I• woril, 1ef'1 ~ qUOlts'WOttl at-FertNnw De o &1111 IMI"' ful teMCe Contractof.
2• h<Xn UC # BS60l7S 873-1212
--· """' ... ...-..-'"'""' .,...,..... . . ..--lt'ltM<l1 CM --.a3a7 Ring P•ul H0-1533 On a Budget? call mot limos and ch.UHtun Ray 87:S.9430
Lo $, tnm, weed, d~I> print their T C P num-.,..flAl_,_.•..,•""o~w,..,..,c""'1,...,c"':'le--:M-:-ai"':'n-t~.• ---------
3720 Ftff written ... 172-9798 bet In •II •dvertlso-hirtClllg ~Ed ~ POOL HAULING
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi •Lawn• mowed front & bock S 1 1 .50. c .. an-
ups & comJ>I serv also ....... 1 ...
av all. 83 t ·•809 I'll spin on my head to
beat a~es price!
..,0 ,__.• .. ,.:::·~ • TREii.
Yud & Oar. CI08"Up•. Top11••"'•"'•7·5·1 .. l:,·.11•·
Fr-estlmato • Loc81 • ~ .._
Ptompt arvc: 6'4S.l t92 •-MAS--SA-G_E ___ 3_83_0
mama II you tiave • •-l Ou ........ Free••
question about ttM ,.. s;' 11c1~1 838·1158 SElVlCE 3894 WALL
gallty of• movor, llmo iiiiiiiiiiimiiii•iiiili COVEUNGS 3932 or ch1ull•ur, call. Your ttM boa• PalntJng C••• Weter P• .. • PubllC Ut11th1a Co ComlNroll.r~lll liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Commlnlon M1ttl\/ttpaira Gt8 r1t11 •"'Y PoOf etng, chem
714·558_.. 151 87...0t2 a.Ne. eq"'p repair, fl'M ost 77 .. t722
..... tco .. 00ts•
lnsta.O..tion. 16 yr• .,p
led Dlve l31•U73 --On ...,,.,. Low•s1. StC>fago. prof
XLNT 1ep 1 hr min 1n1
T1176St V/MC 131·2'.954
PET
SERVICES 3870
TORTUGA POOi. 8Alll a&o•or~_,.:f..,......_. F~ lnttriorl
0..-'t A9 .. l•1n et, Installation remOYal Let'•._...., ttJ UCl 5eot75 e?>o1a12 ChUd Carel My•-----------------1 Hom•I Eaatsl<M coslA COUNSWNG 3562 GENERAL CAaPEHTltY 3510 M•u. Reaaonabl• SERVICES
Aal" M&-2T2e 3680 JEWEUY 3784 ~ ... T Sltt'"9 by Animal FREE c.a a ~ Huobend a w ... lt8f"I ........ • .....,.epw In PAIJn'IMG 3858 Lou•r TLC. F .. d. 20 Yrs c-~~ ---' 3
Chiropractic: omoe. Mo9t1•1ii•ill&•••ii • .._ Wllpltptr .,.....,.....,... 1
Ate z HANDYMAN In----------H-Cere & Wllllam Harold .>ew.lora -n• ICC.Pied Clll Nency.. w11ttr, eHtC•M AIU ,.,.,...,..,...-0•••1
-·-Watch&. fe~lry f'eP'ltl C1t•)•a.eol3 ...... YOUNGQUIST ,., .. s.te 0597 JtOOfDfG 3910 ~ ptOl'l'pt ' '*" Jeo.(1117
etall or rel1C8 cablnetl. CLEANING En--~t Antique/Fin• ~•fry PMMlfte c.ntr.ctw ---------••••••••• wallp po...... ~oval
PHOM• PaVCN
Telephone coun11llng
HISIOnt, Ucctnttd Pty•
ChOth«aplat 559-1027 kttcnenll/811hm1t, Patios $£•VICe$ 3548 ....,_ Oull ......... ...,, a... ......n.. ... .., a ....... ,., n... ... 5"6-1258 iilia\--~------------..... _ 25th u~., 9uy/MMnldl •T~HS MOUYUG ............. ..,., ........... PlASTEJt •nd l)llWltlQ •Illy •• _. ...,... 1 nw nvu uft 3834 UCl l020M IM. _...........,II• Ac4 Wortll \.lo 1319.0 ~ Atn10c1 ooon. -.'°.,. , ............ .,. ELECTRICAi. 3110 Refs; 30 Yt• In .. HlftSCAPE.. ,,.. eg ~ llPAll 3880 ~ c.• MatdO tn.&533
.... ~ IMCO • .,,., •II auppli.t ptOvtded ·-------th c ltJ ..U'HI' • .. ... C...11i"8M ••O YURS •xP. --------·
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................ -. ealled care4nclucllne tLlo~d .':! ... MIO Oryw•ll and morel •n ~••kind• OOWf'8 al your :_ot.=,~ 8nd • new OCIOI !JD" °'
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.. Tuesday, May 25, 1993
...... lavINE 2144 NEWPOaT COSTA 111SA 2'24 NEWPOaT IUSDfUS
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5530 GOODS IOl5
B)' CHARLES GOHN
with OMAR SHARll'
and TANN AH HIRSCH
•Turtle Rock• i&iiiiailiiliiliiiiiiai-I AVAILA8U NOW !immlliiiii&iiliiiiiiiil H04 ------·1m-----· Beaut 1g •BR 20.. ven.a111ea on BIUff, vi.-28R :r.'· 11..,._." *""•DRll 1700• atett ... e le Rent, fam rm 2 2 ... -....,._ I pool ..-cl • 1181 Maple -H .. ,., v •rr ..... . car gar, cen ""' • ._., p, • ..,._ 631...o&e MUST SEU~ .-.-.• , .--· heat/air, m+cro, d/W, gym, MC gate, ctbhM •11DRM SIOO• In dlenCM, New Nton
'19 Y811Nha W9¥e Jam.
met 11900. Zieman
Jet Ski tnr, 2 canier
1500. Chuc* 722·1504 "P· •11 locl 724-4289 $1000 u111 pd 55e811• •-•""'•,,,.,.,•i""'1""'D,..,i"'"""i""'iC...,..,.W..,...""•-Frig, dShwshf, atow ~W::ino ::::. need• help~ P90CW
Ltg 28R 28A In amall Incl No peta ~5-4855 ·able. MIOC>·5el·2134 or Paul M7·T70t FOLLOW THE RABBI'S RULE . NEWPORT qulel community. •Aak Abeul Our •TliCMlliji)•
vulnerable. Wet
NORTH
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The bidding·
Weet North Eut
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Pua • • Pua p._
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In the good old day , thrre was a
kibitzer at New Vnrk bridge clubs
who would, after the fart, pontifi·
cate at grt>at length nn the obvious.
T his trait earned him the nickname
of The Robbi. Onr of his oft-cited
remark8 ha ~coml' known as The
Rabbi\ Rule: Wht>n thl' king 1s in·
Kleti>n. pla\ tht> are!
We!:lt corrt'<'th did nul ooen a flat
llpomt.atnfirtllHt Toftttllt.atea 1c•cff 2169 APARTMENTS ~ra~/WM=ry ;;:' .. _... .. Speci .. 12 INVESTMENT PtHChoOlllnfenl lod· GAUGE SALES
rebid. North .elected one club for &;n 931-4750 Year• Newt. 2BA. lam· dler to co-cncti full
the opening bid, then ratted part.-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT Uy complex. Average OPPOltTIJNITY lime. Pvt actlools onl•••••••-
ner't spade tt&ponte When South •B'SIN ESCAPB• rant $637.50/mo w/a 6 2908 UCI CAMPUS A In Ir-a h Ar I Ltg 2BA 2BA In amall mo lse. eeo-a3t0 vine. Xlnt worklng1---------rould mak.-a faille try, North ac· eac ea. quiet community, eondltlona. 12 unita COSTA M1SA 6124
ct!pted willingly. ~T PININSULA BALBOA Balcony, d/w, lndry rm Bachelor for ONel 2 Wonderful ....... ECE. 154-eo30
Weat led the king o( beertt, then YEARL y OA WINTER PE-.nusm • 2607 S800 185 Mesa Or. Full BA. patio, quiet, 1.a.nc1 bualneas op· TELEMARKETING M cunningly shifted to a low diamond, S650fMO.S2000r'M0 1un VA.ft 831-4750 clean! Incl Ullls por1unltlea. Call 573· 1 • ~·• , ... .,. lncf ~front iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifir=~i:i:=--:;;:;-;;-;;:;: $495/mo Me-4878 4831 #1. !Z ... 0!..,~~po~~L0v !~ won in the clO&ed. hand. With thre. rurnlslled/Vnlumi&htd E .. talde 28' 11/2Ba _..,.~ ~ .. ~
sure losers in the red suila, the con· VIiia Rentals 2BR 2BA. View of Bay. twnhm, pvt patio, poo1 •-u..,.o""o"'""""...,1""'s-LE,,--..,..tu-11-y-ru-m-hra. Mr. "436-1458
tract hinged on not loeinr a trump Balboa I.a, FMhlon enc gar. N/peta. $750/ 1Br. Ut1t, gar Incl. •••••••••I
trick and the percent.are play. by a 675-4912 ~":1o!t~~~~: mo, fi..mo 1•• M6-7t•e S785/mo yrty. 1 . per· ANNOURCEllENTS -EMP--l-0-ntE--NT---•
considerable margm, waa to take a Pvt beach, Walk to EASTSIDE 2Br, frplc, 800• no pots 673-0837 •••••••••ISUVICES 5533
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.., ........ 9¥ -
& 998 HarttOtd Way.
Sat 7·2, Pinball rna-
ehin., 1a ~ ft canoe.
fishing gear, blkH, ~ pots , basket&
& misc hahld Item•
fin~pe for the king._ Ho~ver: South•·2-B ... R-2-B-A-.-71-h-F-tr-. -So-c. restaurants, shops, garage, yard, w/d N.WPORT HelOHTS
decided on further mvest11at1on be· gar boat dock avail ferry. fl.Jn zone, post hkup1. No peta. $885/ Large 38r 2Ba upper, _L_O_S_T-.. ------•iiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiii•,l••••••••-
fott commauini to that line. 270• view , $249S ofc & bus. Pikng avlal, mo. 5191934•3710 garage, deck, pool. .,. Hn•u• TIUUISPORTATION
At trick three, declarer retumed a 777-3324 or 693-9310 * 723-4587 * •FREE CABLE!!•I $1095/mo. 642-7658 POUND 2925 PINN be aware th•
diamond. West rose with the. ace, Avail 611 : 314br, 2ba, Almoat new 2Br 2Ba 1Bdrm, clean, pool·•-N-P""'T-Hgh--,~--Br-~-Ba.--liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~·-:nn:; ;~~!=I•••••••••
cashed lhe ace of hearts and 1h1fted, cont air, trg yard, ga· blk lO bch. Frplc, AC, =~ sro1:;h;n:~1s~ garage, w/d hkup. Pri-Found: 5-21.$3 Black to call a 900 nomt>er----------
safely enough, to a club. But the ea 1age, pot ok $1595 :,f~iu'!!!~~23~g~um ahopa. 842·5858 vate, avail 611 . SI 150 long haired, lrg •pan· In wtilch there la a BOATS 7011
was already oul of the bag. dep 940-7414 mo to mo. 645-1606 lel, White dot on charge par m6nute. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tmmac 2BR 2BA upstrs, chest. choke chain w/ 11
Wet, who had pas&ed originally, BAYS HORE beach ---------frplc, gar, tndry, nice STUDIO APT. 1 btk to no tags. Found on '89 Sea Ray, 30 It week-
had already shown up with the ace· cottage 3Br 2 Ba. COSTA MESA 2624 toe $790 No pets. beach. ~ blk lo bay, Santa Ana and 211t ••••••••• ender. TWln 454, Faat,
king of hearu and the ace of dia· $2500/mo, I st/last. 2085 Thurln 540-0122 Now paint In/out. 11. pt1call548-7888 MERCHANDISE low hra. Meticulously
moods Wi tt}. the king of spades a Avall 6/t. 645-9379 •S200 OFFI 3BR $625/mo. 675-4902 LOST: Peralan C.c malnt. $57,600 49)."'31
II u • Id h d •Lg ctoan quiet 2BR we , n e t wou have a 14 prime Lg 1BR. t ~BA guosl 2~Ba, W/O hkups, 28A, fireplace, patio, Versailles, LAG 1br w/ Gray, with orange DUFFY 1i• $9500
pomts tn high cards alone and a 1ure hso w/· • n 111cw on garage, 2233 Fairview. garage. Nr shopping. mini view. snstmo, eyea. Lost May 13 on Good cones. berthed
opening bid. That placed East with beachh ~,1 fol Pvt s1070/mo 548-7001 $825 No Pet 640-2495 XLNT QUIET loc. Congress Street. CM. ANTIQUES 6010 a t Balboa Isl. 673-
the king of spades, so declarer won deck. St 175/mo yrty, $460/Small 1 BA. many amon, walk to REWARD. 548•2162 5588 or 805/685-1443
h 1 b . 'll •·-' h d ~ d b utlls pd. Avl lmmed. Move l,..Onl" $900 boach full sec lse 0 t e Cu · till alA'<l t e eien era Y Cindy 673·3777 Agt Singlo, n/smkr. 954 W. Very BIO 1 BR in a • · ' n ••••••••••I 2 B'llful bookcases w/1 ________ _ leading the queen of sp11de1, then 17th. Clean & Safe. Oulot ComploK. pets. 559-3965 pgr, Agl leaded gts drs, 2 CfVd POWER BOATS
rose with the ace 1.0 fell the king and Lido Isle, 3 1 3· lam rm, 548-0358 or 548-0621 E'sldo. No pets. PERSONALS pedHtata w/marbte rodoc. 2-car gar, •31 8427 2 7012 land the game. 52 tOO 310.277•1583 **EASTSIDE*• ... -tops & more 26 ·1246
The Rabbi would have been Call owner alter 6PM. Move-In Speclall 2BR •MOVE-IN SPECIAL! APARt'MENTS _________ 1Antlquo Dealers Mamo-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
proud! 1BA, gar, pvt patio, Garage Lg 2BR 1BA rlal Sale, Fri Only 9-4, t8' lloaton Wheler,
•Lido Penlnaula• lndry rm, 313 Cobrtllo. nu cpt, O/W. storage. FOR RENT MEMBERSWPS Dealers & Serious col· 150 hp Yamaha,
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
1~~~~r~1~~~ch $775/mo. 832-5088 $695/mo 840-2495 3018 lectors wetcome, 928 814,000 875-7272
LuK Wtrlrnt 1BR $1500 lBR Mobile Hmo. Quiet. OPEN Sat/Sun 12-4. Presidio Or. C.M.
2BR Beachfront $1350 Secure. $495/mo Newly romod 1Br, pvt•-R-00--M-5---2-7-0-6 MVCC Membership, -llDY'll1:! SUPS 873-6030 Mon-Sat. 1991 t-1.owport Blvd. patio, storage. Low ~ & __ .. If p 1 ~"11.o .... enn ·-·m, go r II, APPLJANCES 6011 oorrf!! 7022 710 Lido Park Or. No pets 84&-8373 renL 2621 Harbor Blvd. $500 859-1686 ~
Near Lido. 2Br tBa 2BR 2BA. gar, frpl. d/W, •Twnhse-atyle 2Br
house, f3m rm. palto. deck. Upper unit In 1 lhBa, patio. pool,
E•ctuslvo Balboa Penln,
large room with pvt
entrance. No smoking.
S350/mo. 875-3391
WARNER SPRINGS, CA Stackable waaher/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Use our memberahlp. dryer Hvy duty/xi 40'Newport Slip $350
$250 4!"l1lles you to a whL ~most new-warr: powerboat. all lower·
ACROSS
1 Burdeos
6 Kind of VCR
10 Bather s need 14 Heron
S9 Jump
60 Go Inside
61 Untidy state
62 E~ part
63 Acchmata
PMVIOOI ll'UZ:ZU IOl VE>
laundry. lrg dblo gar quiet 4-ple K. $750/mo. gar. 1032·C W. Wilson
723-<>43t 818/966·2229 ~B-2997 or 644·7064 $700 No pol 646-0105
NEWPORT Terr•c• 2BR. All new EVERY·
Upgraded 3BR 2 THING Inside & outll
1/2BA twnhm. pool Firepl3ce, garage. etc.
$1050 650-4826 $695. 772·7550
month s free use of 644-805a or 575-«>58 log or lowering mast golf, tennis, swimming salilboat ~574 •Twnhse•style 2Br and horseback riding. washer/Dryer S13S.a.1 ________ _ 1 ~88• patio, pool, HOTELS Call714-72t-1218PP Rafrlg $190. Dish-8 ' Ol.nghy w/on-1hore gar, 1032.C w. Wilson
c:. Balboa Isl best ottefl
tS Refreshing
drinks DOWN NWPT SHRS 3BR 2BA, 3BR. Ground floor -+
f/p, patio, g3r, comm frptc + gar + all new
pool, tennis. No pets in/out. Rite near Har·
$700 No pot 646-0105 ._MOTELS 2718 •••••••••I washr $120. 64&-5848 mooring, E. Bayfront,
Remodeled t BA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -CTTD--UTTrt"D---c----64S-85t2 or 645-8928 ,
$575. Poot. lndry. COSTA MESA MOTOR INN EMPLOYMENT .-v.uwu Va\&O 8014 NEW BOAT SLIPS 16 Author Victor
17 Tired
18 Slanderer
20 Erase
21 Garment edge
22 Happening
23 Hawaiian
garlands
2S Parched areas 27 Spealo. from
memory
30 EattnQ spots 3t .. _Arden'
32 Lawful
33 Long seat
36 Foolish one
37 Liked very
mucl\
38 S1~ Jeri)
39 Anll(lue
40 lntim•dlled
41 Bags
42 Rosa or Illy
44 Readers -
4S Obtained 47 Marsh bird
48 Winged 49 Hoosehold
animal
50 FISh
S4 Sclledule
57 -Carlo
58 -lrtendly
45
48
58
61
1 Obscene 2 Arcflllec:tural
mold Ing
3 Russian sea
4 0t1lter
5 Pigpen
6 Infants
7 Cheese
8 Gumshoe
9 Inquire
10 Tremble
11 Area beyond
the SOiar system
12 Broker
t3 Coastal
cities 19 Attaci.. lrom
all Sides 21 Hurry
24 Numb« suttn1
25 Cut>eo
26 Oklahoma ctty
27 Perlorm again
28 Chemical
compound
29 Structures lor
protecltng yoong plants
30 water athlete 32 M ooed
34 Fraternal
aoc:1ety
members
35 0.recuon
37 Actor Rob -
38 Wanderer
40 Crave
41 Title
'3 Liquid
measures
44 Morse unit
4S Fact or
figure
46 Fur -
Beethoven piano piece
bilj" ..... ,,..,,.
47 Leaks
4g Diagram
St Square column
S2 Tread
53 Spanish
artist
SS Completely
S6 Honey maker
S7 -culpa
10 11 12 13
16
$t400 yrly 650-8145 bor. $895. 772-7550 Close to everything. low daily/wkly, $99 & ··-----·· NPT HARBOR MARINA HURRY! 546-908l up, top toe. next to MOVINQ....uat ... I. Slips avall mo to mo
~---~-;---;;-i_...:go:..:._u_c:_oo:.._rse.:..:.:·,..:64~5-4~84_:_0 E-MPLOYMENT Kids &-pc bdrm, wht or long term. A full ·
•Newport Ba" Inn. w/plnk $300, 6·pc service, live-aboard la·
Plug Into the Pilot
Classified section to find
services from electricians
and plumbers to
landscapers & painters.
iiijcPiOL
Stt1ng Things: FormH Pfftldent
Jimmy Cuttr, Libra. in1l1b he wlt-
ntutd Unldtntlfltd Flying Object.s-
flying uuctr1. Carter, who wu thtn
govtrnor of Ctof8la, madt ., vow that
If tltcltd Prnldtnl ht would l<lunch
an lnvntlgatlon Into UFO.. Ont wag
rtnntly commtnttd, ''Wt walttd <lnd
wt still art wullng!" Remlndl'd of hb
prom1w, Jimmy Carter, who wu thtn
Pttitdtnt, bHttchtd, "Don't I havt
tnough troublt without going Into
fl ying uuctn7" Mort trntl 1ndlcattd
for tht formu Prtsidtnl in Septtmber
of thl• yur.
ARIES CM.mh 21 ·April 19) Al ·
1houf'h rug wu rl'Ct'ntly pulled oul
frtlm undn you during th1 Tut>&d.1y
you m.tl.I' ,._.m.nl.ablr rompback FocuJ
on rt p1.1n\ib1htv duJlinl' 1n1enw rt·
l•hun1h1p C .anctr ni11ve plays kty roll'
TAURUS (April 20 M•y 20) Finish
wh11 yn\I '''" t'mphul1l' untvl'ruhty.
ketp futh tht'rl' It • 1<>ul miiltt" for
)'OU lancf'r moon t11ghhgh11 tr1ps. vis·
II• 1nvolv1n~ rt'l111tiv" At1H, Libra ptr·
llOM hgurt' In dynamic K\'n.r10
CCMINI (Ma y 21·Junt' 20) You II
llf' amuttd anJ 1mued-you l'ncountrr
ntw t'~ptritntC'I thll "fight up your
lift'" You could win con1,..1. you might
hit hn.1n(l1l j.t(l..pnt Emphu1cl' t0und
rnlor tnttn .. nmt'nt All ou11
CANCtR (Junt' 21 July 21) Th1t .-
your ktnd of day thf •Won will be
wh..,, you •rt rrunton with family
ft\fmMr ...... , plan ton11h1, anufnlt't
dtn1n11 blt'ndt with romantt Tnut your
nwn iudain.111 AqU4n1n ttpnwnted
l 0 (July 13-Aug 22) So• coun·
.. 1 "PIHM lu·•r quitt, don't w1kl'
alfotpin• d1 !" r oh••ly ~forin. • t 1n·
~net to """ my hft' my way•" f.O<\lt on
Cf'h•br<lth>n ~1nd1c.tUun, populanty
~m1n1. !Mgt1u1r1us J>"T110n• fNtuf'fd
YUlCO (Aua 23· pt 22) 5c-fntrt0
hlShhShtt h•l118 llltth1.n1cal objil'<la,
-nd•n1. tnt1n1 tool•. rKIPft Wlthtt
«HM tNt, yt"' win ftlfnda and lnflu•
•ntt Jl"OPll' pov1bly dunns ·aumptu·
owt" 4111ntt T•urw l1suNa pfOft\li.tnt· ,,
U•A IStpt 2' Ott 221 EmphMtt
642-4321
on wnlll'n word, commun1c.11on1 llir·
1a11on or •blind date"' 1h.it lendJ ~JllCf',
could develup 1nll) "'-'lm!'lhmg 1mpor·
tanl " Cancer moon co1nc1J~ with pro·
mohon. production. ll'adt'"hlp
SCORPIO IO<t 23 Nov 21 I 01
ll'mm1 l'-"ltls You w.in1 lo lrav\'I but
main rt'Spttns1b1IH1~ artt .ti h1lmt' Snlu·
11on coml'S v1• Jtplomacy, 1n1l'1l1gent
con<'fSS1on. domHtic •d1ustml'nt Pub·
hshed rtpon v1nd1c.ar""· v,,,f1n v1rws
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22·1'.>t'< 21)
Yuu'll g.11n l'nhghtt'nmtnl rt-g•rd1ng.
"Why am I hl'rt'1 focu, on h1ddl'n nl •
uts et<ret •c·counu rrvt'l•llon con·
ct>rn1ng f1n1nC1.1I Illus of p.rlnl'r.
mlll' r 1xn plays fasc1n111nf' i.eay mle
CAPRICORN (Dt'c 22 J•n 19)
You'll M duhng with anolhc-r C1pri
corn hktly 10 havt-lh1'1C' ll'llfr.. 1n111al•
1n namt' H Q, l po1llghi on 1,gal
agrttment•. parlntnhlp cooperai1vt
efforts, pubhc 1m1gt. marital tatui
AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Ft'b 18)
You'll gain wtdl't aud1tnct'. you II l'\
udl' "un1vrn.al appeal " lltcent con ·
ctrna rt'g1td1ng ht!allh, t'mploymf'nl
proved groundlHt You'll han rt'Hon
to ltc'I bt'11,.r. to cel,but.-Am "'P"'
Mn led
PISC~ ( F•b 19 March 20) N•w
outlook 1n conntChon w1"1 hom•
proptny. famtly rt l•tlo nth1pa Whal
you own i• worth "'°"' than mlsht ~
anllC'1p•ttd S<tnano fulurtt '"~h
conA'ptl. dar1n1 11\d1v1dualt who M
tOme your allt"
I,. MAY U I YOUlt llltTHOAY;
\'ou .,, 1p1ruu.al M1nt1t1¥t. p&)'tlllC
hn• ltndency to brond ovtr lmlt
thlnp .tnd to tab duwt 1<11on whf'n
ma;or pro~lt trl' conttrned P11ttt,
Virgo ptrt0na pl•y fatit1n111n1 rota 111
your hf• Pu.ult p~ comt l<'gt'~r
1n Junt, you II rtad thtm ••niraltly,
you II rf¥1W mattnal. you 11 reph1ee
ourwotn m«hlMry July fHturft url ·
tty of •-P'ntnftt. 1nthid1na fl1'1atlt>11.
roman<•. wrOttn ft1tttrial S.1n1hca1u
dol'llfttic adf\IMmf'nl takn pl.,. In Au·
gu'4
Special Weekly Intro 5530 gray lacquer bdrm cility. 850-4100
rates. $160/Wk. Nice $300. New 7·pc din-1.,..,--..,,,..,,,,.-,,..--.,.,.,.--tng g's ·-b'-fully Upto 35 ft, Water/ rooma. Cont. Break-Acthritl-Aaat, FIT ' .. ..... elec, no tlve ... fast. Close 10 beach & Tu-Sa, 36/hr cert pref, uphol chrs. Pd s7oo. board, $300/mo
airport. 2070 Newport Enthusiastic/caring He '375· Comm'l sow 873-0072 Blvd. • 83 t-eooo attitude a must. Me.. mach $350. 650-4252
Verde Convaleacent Oak Chtne C_.net ---------
HospUal s.t&-5584 w/11ght S125 MOTORCYCLES
RENTALS TO Educat1ona1 Sal•• C7t4t 83t-t924 SCOOTERS 8018
SHARE 2724 PT/FT. Interested In White a .,. ... Trul')-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil mgmt lu1ura? Believe di• bed, $35-0 obo. •• In education? Salary glaaa rectangular 1978 HONDA 7SOF
Now top end, good
condlllOn, $1500/obo.
CM Npt Te,,ace 2 rms,
flJm/Unfum. Color TV,
trig/micro/pool/cable $350 + utit 342·5888
or 800-956·9601
Corona del Illar wnny
spacious rm/ba. lh blk
bch, pref fem n/smkr
$450 Ulll pd 723-1968
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS &
FINANCE
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
2904
t comm + benefits. table & Rattan Chrs,
960-6115 or 979-1390 $250, 10 dr-r tool
714/890-0055 GENERAL OFFICE :~· m: :':!.~:
FIT for small Hunt end tbl $45, axcersize , .. •••••••-Beach business. All· bike S25, 646-2336 1•
swer phon.s. filing, AUTOMOBILES
keyboarding skllla. --------
Responsible. 841·5658 MEJtCHAHDISE I••••••••
HOUSE,KEEPINQ MISC. 60151--------
0 •pen da bl•. M Otl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CADILLAC vated, OVtgoff\g. FT 9040
avg S&-1 0/hr 723-44•3 MARUN BtLLS-lurH.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiljiiiiiii 3 live bait-Jig casters,
5 boet polea & s Penn
raala, misc. tacl<le. lake gear, wooden
canoe paddle&.
p,....School Teacher
6 ECE units pref'd.
C.M. 842-4050 or
Wknds 581-4347
AECEPTIONliT
For beauty aafon In
Call 548-9832
'8t Coupe de VIiie.
Like new. Rncored in..
side. out. mech. New
pnt, CO. $9000 apont
last 3 yra. Must aee.
Beat offaf. &45-0321
CdM. Exp pref. Neat. -,-E-T-5--._-----1---------
ctean appearance. c:. GEO 9080
Part time. 675-1'95 ANIMALS 6049liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Aecpt/clerlcal: taat iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·92 Metro XFI, 2 door.
paced. creative. prol'I. F111EIE KITTENS 5-spd, great condf
tile and design &how-Whit• & beige eor-m ileage. -••••nded room in cdm. $7 hr. geoual to loving $6 995 67"1908 Excollent phono skills, warr. • · .,. home. 641 ·9630
computer knowledge ---------•---------helpful 759-5423 FREE: Cocker 9085 •SAJUNQ INSTAUCTA Female. amall, butt, 2· HONDA
A Hugo profit maker! yrs-old Axed, weryfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S3K-4K all cash tn· SIO/hr. Exper req. eweet, great with
come possible. wkly. .OOCK HANO. s5Jhr. kids. L•-• menage
P 675·9060 722·8577 or .... 9 ....... 51 . roven. unique Pnme ---------• .,.. ~
'88 CIVIC, 5-speed,
AC, new stereo &
tires Great cond
$6500/obo. 752·5094 vending routes for Siililc8sLl\IM!<eJ18n9lP-Joe~op ---------sate al best price " ann " lnl ~ ever. No s down H So. Cal. Corp. Promo PIANOS 6 1'•"'9~1,,.-...,A~c-c-o-rd...,.__,,,E,,,,X,.,...-4
qualified. call Joyce 1· firm, Haking moll· ORGANS 8059 Door, approx 21K ml,
800-637-5755. 11 ate d • • p com-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loaded, auto, lmmac, munlcaler/Wallneas $13,500 640-2339
LOCAL ROUTE•Poss. bckgrnd, Musi tlko P lano, Wurllael con·
$4000. Weekly•Buy working w/Ooctors/ soi., walnut. & bench,i---------
All Or Part Free Profs? 7 unique. fun perfect cond, 8 yra JAGUAR 9105
lnlo.-800-741-43t1 poa. 541-6970 Windy new $1000. 960-5816 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
r----------------------------1 '84 XJS new blue/gray paint. sunrf, xtnl oond.
85K mii. (2GVB 621).
S7500. 7t4/67:i-.275 Seevourcar
make lracks!
Need to sell your ar? Do ~ the~ way! ~un yru
ooto ad for 10 00ys in the D<iy Piot/lroe~dent. ~It
doesn't seU, we'I run it for S m<Je cbys, FREf ! *
(cj Ckissified fa detci~. ·
iiiilll
M2-5178
' '
PONTIAC 9170
'89 Flreblrd
Hubbll Hubba!
5•pd, A/C, AM/FM caas, till. CNIM, pl
ateer, p/brakH. red.
47K ml, $5,995. obo
842· .. 10 Lv Mag
PORSCHE 9175
•92 911 SC, Btk on Blk.
sunroof, rebuilt eng/
trans, Like newl
StS,000 pp ~12
'84 T.,..a Cerrwe
Immaculate, great
Cond, S17,000 Lv Mag
•76-4141
SUUIO , 9200
-----~-
'81 OL Wagon. new, low
mll••· low mite ~ prof lnelalled, AIC, s-
apd. New drn. Ooocl
cond 11150. 432·7065
1220
·n~~
Oteat ahaS" Must
.... a:r100. J1CMM-
28" 1M9 phor'9
MISC. AUTO 1245
ooYE~Mlml>/
SurplUa ,.,., ... "°"'
1100.,...., ~
Corvette•. lmPort•.
••••• and motel ffOf
Info; atl 1-eoo-Mlo
4142 IJI\. St1U
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