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THE NEWPORT BEACH • • Well, you can't
fty an ~ on the
sidewalk, but we
are goi ng to have
more sunshine, warmer •
temperatures and offshore
winds in the works for today.
See Weather, Page 2 . .·
Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
.. . Fr~gality .pays
·in c·osta Mesa
• 'StlAlTNA NOULEET, DAILY r1LOT
Members of Estancia High's percussion team, from left, Jason Odden, Jesse Economakos, Chris Larsen, director Vic Peterson.
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They've Uot the beat
Estancia High drum group surprises even it~elf by placing first · at competition
Shanna Wexelblatt plays the cymbals.
Heidi Fassnacht Is pictured in back.
Bv R u s LoAJL, STAPF \Varna · "" r . .
T bey' re kind of scruffy, their equipment is old and battered and there
arc only eight of them -but they makc-:i rio noise.
· They are the mighty members of the Estan~cia Hig~ School drum
line, a smaJI but inspired part of the marching band. They recently surprised
everybody -including themselves -by winning a first-pl ace award at a
recent drum line competition. · .
For the .first time in years, th~ drum line i~ taking par.t in competitions as a
separate. musical unit. Under the· watchful have originality. Peterson creates their
eye of y1e.Petersc;>n -a fon_ner performance material and even
percussionist, radio personality and mcorporate<t a percussive i11terpretation of
Estancia High School graduate -th e music from their favorite band: Mctallico
group is attracting attention. Team members were ju t about to head
"These kids are very new to the for home when they heard the name of
percussion wort~. but they work so hard, I thei r school announced by the judges Thev'
decided to let them see what they're up took first place in the econd highe 't ·
against," Peterson says. "I decided to put division.
them in an all-state competition." "They screamed and screamed,"
On Feb. 12 at the Drum5 Across Peterson says. "We were on our way out of
. California competition, the drum line the stadium when they announced it."
members doubted they would win fanking Estancia High School senior Jesse
in any of the four divisions of competing Economakos, 18, says the exparience was
schools. Many pf the other teams had unbelievable. Team members first thought
relaiively new equipment and three times they'd heard the judges wrong. Although
fhe numbe r of performers. he's-pr1marny a guitu player with the
But the Es~ncia High school students ... DRUMS/P••• '
~ City leaders expect
budg et to be back in the
black by June, thanks to
cutbacks, curbed s'pending.
BY MARN1E McLEoo, sT,\rF wuTu ·
COST A MESA _, Cutbacks
and curbing the urge to spend has
finally paid off _for city official s,
who expect their budget to be
back in black by June.
Midyear forecasts show that city
leaders were conservative in their
estim ates and now expect a $2 mil-
lion excess auhe end of the 1993-
94 budget year, marking a rC\er!>al
from last year's spending, ''hich
forced the el imination of 50 posi-·
tions and a cutback in overall city
spending.
But officials say they won't be-
come lax in their habits becau!>e ·
they realize the surplus could be
taken away later by the state in its
attempt to balance its own budget.
"We have to be cautious," said
City Manager Allan Roeder.
"There may be a lot of factors
that could change that."
The surplus is part of the city's
$51.2 mill ion general fund, which
makes up about 84% of the city's
total S61 million budget.
At midyear, €osta Mesa expects
to spend only S50.3 million of the
general •fund., Gains to the budget
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I'M PLEASED
THAT WE ARE IN
GOOD FINANCµL .
CONDITION BE· .-CAUSE .JT MEANS
THAT WE ARE
LIVING 'VlTHIN
OUR MEANS AN D
-PRIORITIZING
SERVICES.
'' JOE ERICKSON
.COSTA M ESA COVNClL\iAN
shoutd be $52.3 million, a boost
from last yea r's SSl.3 million pro-
jection.
Roeder attributes the·forec:.isted
excess to a 4.2~ sales "tax gain
over last ye:ir and a windfall fro~.
the state, \\hich didn't t:iRe as
~uch mone> from city budget$ as
expected. He also said the elim1-
n:ition of SO positions last )Car, ·
See BUDGH/Pa9e 4
Foes want council to
condemn proposed toll
~ Newport Beach city ,
leaders will have staff
. exa~ne the controversy
of putting tollbooth on
Newport Coast Drive.
BY DAVID HE.&TZ, ~TAFF \v~nu
. NEWPORT BEACH -You
could call them the three tollrOad st~ Yvonne Houssels, Lu-
vcna Hayton and Jean Morris.
The Corona del Mar residents
say they·re not opposed to the San
Joaquin Hills tollroad in generdl.
They just don't believe it's lawful
for the Trn)lsportation Corridor
Agencies to slap a 50-cent toll on
Newport Coast Drive, a free road .
built by The Irvine Co. to handle
traffic generated by its downcoast
housing development.
Together, the women plan to
fight to the bitter end to 'keep
Newport Coast Drive mocori~ts'
quarters out of the toll basket.
They've written politicians. spo-
ken out at countless public meet-
ings, nncj played a large role in ·
convincing Assemblyman Gil Fer·
guson to ask Jhe attorney general
for his opinion on the matter.
· On Monday, they asked the C t1\
Council to truce a stand. too, and
write the state Attorney General a
tctter condemning the proposed
toll.
"We arc three women fighting
the big bureaucrats,'' said Ha} ton, ·
a· colorful Corona del Mar bu~i
ness~oman. "I'm the "ictim of a
scam, and I don't like it. Never
was a toll m~ntioned for Ne\\port
Coast Drive."
The council agreed to have city
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..LOCAU ONLY ~, Stories from the sea Do you -know the way to ·Medina? QUUTION "' Whit's In a name?
· Scarcely a week passes that
i;....;:---t--..ve ,don'rcntch wind of a
seafaring story -a tale of
adventure or romance or
flat-out wanderlust
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A couple,realizes a lifelong
.dream by sailing to the South
Seas. A man spends half his
life building a boat and then
.realizes he has P0Whcr~ to
_dock it. A couple meets off
Catalina when their boats
collide.
There are no shortage of
stories from the sea. And
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·We'd like to hear them all.
If you have a story to share,
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upcoming series of Stories
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ONTHICOYIR
The painting on pa~ 1 is by
artist Debra Huse. For lnforma-
tion on paintings, call 650-6865.
AROUND TOWN
•Crafts and stories trom
around the world will provide 1
muhiculturaJ experience for
second-throu&h fiftb-graden at
Mariners Branch Library's
After School Oub be&innin•
today at 3 p.m. The free senea
includes muk-makinf. und
paintina. na1 wea~ and
pinata·makina· Por'1DOl'e
Information, call ~3145.
More comuailllllJ .,.., cu
betoudoa,...l.
The Newport Beach Cit
Council recently voted to -
change the name of
Alvarado Street to Medina
Way. Do you like the
name of the street you live
on? If you had the chance
to change it, would you?
What would you change
it to?
Please leave your name
and augestions on the
Readen Hotline, 642-6086.
...-Newport .council agrees
to rename mvaraao Street .
to end confu sion with
neighboring Alvarado Place.
BY DAVJO HEITZ, STAFP \\'tJTU •
BALBOA PEN INSULA -
After listening ,to dramatic and
sometimes personal testimony
Monday from residents who live in
fear or getting the wrong mail,
flowers or pizzas delivered to their
homes, the council voted unani-
M•dlig husb•d's mistress
helps woman save marrlige
~ Linda Cotton came
face to face with her
spouse's other love, his
race boat. Now she Is a
top driver on pro circu it.
• couldn't 'keep his hands off her.
He boldly spent otl his spare time •
with her holed up in the garage.
Finally: one day last spring
Linda Cotton said she wanted 1
divorce. But fi rst she wanted to-
see what her husband's mistress
had that she didn't ha~e.
What she found was adventure.
BY LOa&ANN IA&HI DA, StAtP Wt.ma thrill and dange r.
COSTA MESA -When people Ken Cotton's mistress. his kMa
ask Unda Cotton what saved her . and his life was his race boaa.
marriap, ahe tells them the key Durina one last date. Ken Cot·
was beconaina best friends with ton invited his wifo to the riYer for
her hulband'a mistress. • • farewell ride trith the. "homa
For JCU'I, Unda Cotton knew wndcr.. in hopes ahe MNld • ...,.
lboul the concubine. ~ knew dentand the allure.
thal her hUlband Ken limply ... ._,"'-4
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mously to change the name of Al·
.vamdo-Street to~fedina Way.
"Let's call it Medina Way,"
Councilman John Hedges sa id
after about 20 minute of debate.
The name refe~ to the. street's
only legi timate residents, Paul and
Viva Medina. "That w:iy, there
would be no question as to who
should be receh ing the mail on
the street," Hedges said.
Although 17 people on Alvarado
Street use it as a mailing address,
most of them h\'e in the rear units
of duplexes located on Montero
Avenue or Alvarado Place. The
t
Mcdinas are the only resident:.
who have access to their home
solely from Alvarado Street.
Residents of Alva rado Street
and Alvarado Place agreed last
month that one of the thorough-
fares should be called something
else to eliminate the confusion,
but they differed on which street
to renume and what to call 1t.
The neighborhoods are located
less than a block apart. According
to Loretta Bcl~her, who has lived
on Alvarado Place for 25 years,
everyone from the letter carrier to
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MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, 540-1224, C'1. l6l
• . UNIUIUPTClll
Rtttnt banltnlptckr •s rrf)«ttd lo the 1-tdtrid
Ba11Jiruplcy Courl in Santa,A.na. ~.
COIT&MllA'
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.ALMANAC
5pccial cvcn1s per~it .withou! legal grounds.,
• Lois E. l\tlller, seeking' indemnity rrom chum filCd by
Charlene htclvillc regarding 1rip and fall on Aug. 23,
1992. near 2908 W. Ocean Fronr. •
•Kenneth ht. Ou, St,020.49, for .PrOpc~ty damogc,
alleging his parked ~ctiiclc wos hit by city t~c:lc on • No·bankniplcl ~~ntd.
NIWPORT IU.CH . . .. ' (;
. Jan .. t3, 1994: 1 f • .. . ••
. • l'1arc1a Tho1npson, rOr ~rsonatJrjurics, ~s a result or •Von UrlT Inc., dba The Von Urlr Croups Jnr., Chapter 7.
• Shatto Pluce Ap11rtn1ent1, Chapter It
81RTHS .
fllost rtttnt births Jn NtMport Beath ahd Cosla ftftsa.
H••1 M••er .. I H•Sfllf•I · •
fl8RUAllY I f ,
.• jO<k 11u4.Sue..Benne1t.-Coita..Mc5&,-1ir.l-
fl8RUAAY~. '
• Sttvtn and l'o1eUssa llanlt, Costa Mesa, boy
• \Vllilam a'nd Kathleen .farkcr, Cos111 l'o1cu. boy_
fllllUARY 10
• Jtsus and Gisela Pere°i, Cos1a to.1eu, boy
• 1\11chael and Angel'a "t.111cDonald,Cosu1 Mesa, girl
• Ltsllt and Eli111bcth Sanders, ~cwpor1 Beach, girl
fllllUAllY l.J
• 1\1ichatl and Janet Salas, Newport Beach, girl
• Jtrfrty and 011n11/yn Benson, Costa 1\icsa, girl
• Paolo and Susan Sttcca, Newport Beach, boy
fllRUARY 12
•Ron' and An1y Baktr, Costa Mi!U,.boy
•tlRUARY 13
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• Grruld and o\l11u~tn t.l11digan, Newport Beach, boy
• ..
trip and fall on raised poruon of concrete sidewalk al
700-Edgcwatcr, Balboa on Oct. 9, 1993.'
•Eric \\'hilltnbt~CNA l nsuranct Co., $13,834.17,
·alleging personal properly damage ilS a result or sewer
backup into"home at 1919 Glcn"·ood on March 16. 1993 .
MAA.RIAGIS ,_ , ;:
/\lost rtttnt marrla!JH as rrporlrd 10 lbt Orans:t Coun()'
Rtcot:.i/tr's omu. ' _ · ·
COITAMllA
•Jack P. s"·in married Utborab 1,,.~d!O'!. __
Jan. 22 in Newport Beach. · • · ,
•Perry" L. Janusze*·skl m11rried Vcronie11 F. Ariiu:t,
• Oct. 16 in Bellflower.
• ScCcrino R. Ramirez murricd l\l11r\a L t.t11nrtqut,
fan. IS in Cosca Mesa.
NIWPORJ IUCH
• Da1•ld D. Kllp11triek married Shirley A. Golr,
Jan. 21 ·in S:inta Ana. . :::;.·'
•Conrad';\. LJ•nbitrg m~rricd Jean 1\1, Barry,
Jan. 8 in San Ocmcnte. ·
e 1.tarli F. Uu rnlclt niarriod ·\\'allcllt ~l.'~·11t~ ...
Jan. lS in Newport !leach. · · ··
fllllU~Y 14 RIAL ISTATI SALIS
• Clalr and s·usan Peck. N<;~·por1 Beach, girl Rtttnt rral cstalt 1111cs as rrporttd bf lht Conlint'1l1d
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Marts-alfa.-passio n-:hits .. roadblock-• Danit! and Rtbtct• Domlnguet, Cosla f..icsa, girl U1tytrs Title Co..;,, San111 Ann.
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Arnold-Beckman
bring his classic car
have hit a serious roa
The Costa .Mesa Pl1nnill1
Commission voted 4-110 de ny
Beckman's request to add 650
square feet to his Magn~ ~i.I ,
Street garage so he cart-'eft!lnt'T"
bi·lcve\ storage. g,nd detailing
area 10 indulge in the pastime
Ile has enjoyed the past five•
years. ,
Most commissioners \.Vere not
so concerned aboul Beckman's
intentions with the property, but
what could happeh when Beck·
1nan C\!Cnlually sells his home.
"The intent in years to come
could be harn1ful if sold," said
CornmissiOncr Linda Dixon.
Co1n1ni~sionCrs feared the ·
E:1111 Side re.sidcnce could
becon1c prey to a future
.entrepreneurial spirit l
1nake rnoney from t
"I still have to go1
intention or the o r .
Commi"ssioner Mark Ko rando.
"Is this going to be consis1cn1
y,·ith residential zoning. ln my
opinion, l don't think it is."
·Beckn1an, son or 1ncdicnJ
instrun1cn1s n1ogul A11no ld
,Beck.man, asked cornrnj,ssioncrs
for a permit to build '\.bovC the
city's current ordinan~e \Yhich·
permits only 700 square feel or
garage space per home. So far~
he has fi ve Clas.sic cars which he
n1ust store off his pro perly. · ·
Despite the <.on1n1ission's ..
rejection, l3eckn1a11 plans to
appeal !he.decision to the City
Coi1ncil.
\Vith the f :lr'lj!:C 'ip.1CC. he has
110\V -t\VU tloll! a11d hUl'k
structurc11 e;u.:h '" 1-.u1 ing 400
square feet ;u1J built bl fl)re the
city's ordintuu;:l· tunk t:ffl·c:t -
he feels-he mulrl l'Xp:rnd~to.
'tore.his..car~ ou raf1c1s and lJSe
t bc res! for a Workslio p area.
"I'm "Johg term in the nrcn
and I don't want to do anything
Residlnt11
, • plant hope
osta Mesa
er quieter times
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to hurt anybody," said lleckman,
who has lived in his honu~ for 20
. years a,nd has had no con1plaints
fron) neighbors about his
endeavor. ;'That place is n9t
going to beco1ne a co1nn1ercial
oppor1uni1y." •
City officials even soiid they
received hvo calls 'rron1
neighbors who supported
Becklnan's reque.st to eXpaod.
~ H e a!sO offered 10 agree to
conditions and set n1oney in a
1rusl fo r 1he city to use to tear
down the garage if his home is
ever sci!d.
_A lone commission-er, ~
Chairn1an \Vall D~n·enport,
supporied 13cckman's propos3.I.
. '·f\·lr. Bcck,(Tlan has convinced
n1e this would not be a
dctrirn_cnt in the \Ya)' he intends
to Use it." DaYenport snid. "My
inclination is to help Mr .
Ileck1nan do what lle'.s long
dreamed o f doing."
-By J\1Mnje J\fc.Lcod
Supervisor Riley
released from Hoag
Orange County .
A return to restful nfghf. ;..y · readings measure sounds as loud
be on. lhe ho{izon for ' ' as 68 decibCls at the site while the
Supervisor 1·0111 H.iley' \\'aS
released fron1 Hoag
H ospital ·ruesday 1norning,
fiye days al)er he was
adn1itted for spinal surgery
10 relive pain fron1
residents living near ordinance allows 50 decibels .of
Street manufacturina noise b etwee n the ho"urs o f 11
has been ordered by p.m. and 7 a.m . and 55 decibels
cut its noise product after 7 a.m.
Orficials for Westar ~1i111ik said they have been
lncJViva America M working on lhe planS to build a
they arc waiting for fin s6undy,•all since J anu:Jry 1992 but
approvals this week on have been· delayed by the City
to build a 22-fOot sou approval process. City officials
shield neighbors from t contend the con1p:iny has been
delivery trucks and gener the one who has been slow to
After the approval, 1 comply with 1he regulatiuns.
gel the necessary p Officials soy while the clash of
have the work comp e the residen1ial and indus1ria l
sun1111er. •• properties is avoided tll nil costs
"\Ve haYe .really-bee around lhe city, there arc s1ill
h:ird to limit the no· .pockets along Victoria nnd
con1pany spOkeswoO. Placentia Avenue where the l\\'O
Mitnik. ';We: feel fof worlds collide.
neighbors. It just n1akes it really \Yestar, hO\\'ever, has prornised
hard in running a business." .. it.will bring relii;f to 1csilJc nts by
City offici:ils, who have t~en June, the deadline fo r building
readings in th~rea, say 1ou~ sound barriers as ordcrctl by the
from the propt1tty ex Planning CommiS$ion. • ·
ci 's noise ordinanci. , -By i\1arrUe Atcl..cod
pinched nerves.
The surgery is
considered a success and
1he 81 ·year-olcf Newporl
l3each supervisor has been
walking sQort distan\cs for
the last four days,
according to his Chief o f
Staff Christie McDaniel.
:" Riley, a former Marine
Corps brigadier general
appointed to·represent the -
5th District in 1974, will
retire ,.,.hen his .term
expires a 1 the end of the
year. McDaniel said Riley
ho pes to return 10 work·
next week, but will 'a\vait ·
1tre advice or his physician
\ 1 after th~ ren1oval of his
s1i1ches on Monday:'
-By Russ Lo;Jr ,
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flllUARY 15 • 1428 Kttl Dr .. S46S,OOO. 3 beLlroorn, 2 ba1h,
• Donald and ~llchtlt Yohn, Ncwpori Bench, girl 10 K.0. Went:tcl.
·• T~d Ot1:1n and Dana.Jhurston, Costa' Mesa, boy • t?IS \V, Kty, Si30,000, 4 bedroom, 3 bath,
to K. and K: Coin.
IUSINISS LICIHSll
fli'tw business littnn lnfdnn&llQn trpot1td by lht tillts of
Costa fifes• and 1\'tM"p<Jrt Btach.
COSTA MISA
~ Anlhony Vplcnll o_rT011ff l'lace at 2052 Newport Bfvd.
• llirohls11 1\latsu11uga of Oo!Jo tit 488 E. 17th St.
• Susan1anu r Sak11molo O'urso at 11121 t\nahcim Ave.
-• Janies C/1eno\l·c1h ol Cosl:1 i\ltsg Cornn1unlc111lo11
a1 575 19th W. 19th St.
• Tln1olhy _VPlencla of Valenclu l'ro Shop at -1S25
t.1aeArthllr B!\'d. ·
NIWPORJ llACH
•Phillip Kotan 4t Barrington Consulting Group Int.
al 4400 tl.1'acArthur Blvd. ·
•Gibson Prut! of Uayn/Conn11u~b1on/Fcnslerhehn/t.l11lo11e
til 4615 MacArthur Bl1·d. ·
• l\leh·illc .Farmrr of Buypon Rtally
at 1227 Somcrcst Lane.·
• Rongld Dt S1tra110 of Cgblntlt Plus
at 2222 HOiiday Road.
. DIATHS
. Atost rtttlit dratlis as rrponed lo 111~ Or11ns,~ Coun1y
Rt«Jrdtr's omct,
C0$fA MISA
'• Don1lnlqut A. Colub, ol months o~ fsb. 3.
• 1\lfrhgel L. Copp, 56 on Feb. J.
• Vtr1111 .Stonehill, 75 on Feb. '3.
•Jackson II. t.l1son, 69 on Jan. 30.
NIWPORJ llACH
• ~l:u:lne £. l\lcAJpint, 11 on Feb. 6.
•Louis \V, \\'olltr, 59 on Jan. 24.
• Ollrt L. Pcltrs, 85 on Jan. 29.
• C111151e J, Undry, 81 OD Feb. 5.
LIGAL CLAIMS
City Count'i/ nlt'nibtrs nwnllf •pproi"NI lht den/a/ by fht
clfy 111a1111gtr o/ tbt fo/loM·/ng rlai111s.
NIWPORJ 8lACH
• Churles Adair,.allcging personal injuries as a result of
1rip and fall in front of museum parking loi a~jaccnt to
Nc"·porl Center Library on.J:in. 12, 1994.
•Erin lloughlon, alleging personal injuries, loss or
"·ork, etc., as a resiilLof trip and (;ill in street "'hile
w:ilking dog on Nov. 27, 1993.
•Brick and \Vtndy'lluston, S2,848, seeking
n:imbu(Semenl for pcrson:il belongings, alleging city
·sewer line backed up and spillecfraw sewage into gar:agc
on Jan. 9, 199;4, at Serra Drive, "Corona l"lighlands.
• l..e1111 A. Ketring, alleging he was rendered a.
paraplegic and .partially quadriplcgl"c as a result of his
hca"d s1riking something while surfing in the ocean
between 351h and 36th streets on Aug. 16, 1993.
• fl1tllnda and Altxandtr ~lahban, seeking rcimburse·-
menl for damages to date, alleaing city Business License
Division denied their request on Oct. 29, 1993 for
• JlJI Bayside Dr., S700,000, 4 bedroom. 2 bath,
to .M. and A. \Vcdding ton.
• J800.lnlr1Jslf Dr .. , SSSS,000. J bedroom, 2 bath,
to J. L: Gllberl. ---
•~812 Sandunt Ln., $650,000. 4 bedroom, 211.! hath,
10 J. anQ S. Ru~sc ll.
• J82J $andunt Ln .. $725,000, 4 bctlroon1, 2Y: balh,
10 R. and J. Norris.
• JSJJ Gt'n1nlu"1 Art., $421,500, 2 bctlroon1, 2 bath,
to 0. and K. Jackson.
• J101 Ul1:1c-Al·t .. $400,000. 2 bedroom 2 bath,
10 E. Atlnn1s.
• J'-'0 Liiac Ait., $340.000. 2 bcdroo111, 2 ba1h,
lo Pursons Trust ..
• J1JJ Gtn1nlun1 A1t., S385.000, 2 bctlruon1, 2 bath,
.to Vroman Trusl,
• 960 Poppy Ln., $41 5,000, 2 bedroom, 2 ba1h,
to l·loylc Trusl. ~ \
COl'fA MISA !'
-• 2~1 Dack Bay Loop. $1"79,000, 2 bedroom, 2VJ ba1h,
10 P. itnd N;-Aus1_in.
• 160 \\'esltyan Uay, $141 ,000, 2 bcdroull), 2 b:uh,
10 L. Crutchfield.
• nO \Vtsl~y•n Day, SIJS,:SOO. 2 bedroom, 2 b:uh .
to B. Gr11y .
• 810 \\'t1ltyan 81y, Sl52,000, 2 bedroom, 2 bath,
10 D.C. Wood. . .
• ~ Ehuln. Bay, Sl27::000: I ~droom, I balh, -...I
to 11.tl.1. llarl.
! 155 Gra)ling Ugf., $151.000, I bedroom, I bath."
10 G.\V. Benson.
• 19(1 Vlc1oria St •. SIS9,000, 2 bedroom. 2\li: bath,
io L. and A. Co~1anzo ..
• 2lJ6 Pacific A•·e., Sl 60,000, 2 bedroom, 2VI: bath,
to f..1. DaviJ;, ·
• 224i Of1ni:r A1·t .• S17J,500, J bcdroom, 2"': ba1h,
10 D: tl-1. Brinlon. · ....
• 1040 \\'c11"11rd \\'ay, Si70,000, J bcclroom, 2\1 bath,
to 0 . 1. t.lascaro. ~
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• 120 Nlct Lri .• $200,000, 2 bcdroon1, 2 b~th,
to J. antl V. Horn.
• -'6JO Dorchester Rd., 5750,000, 4 bcdroon1, 2Y: bath,
10 Julie E. Kertman,
• 2411 Nice Ln., Sl41,:SOO, I bedroon1, I ba1h,
to G.G. 1\lortiz.
• 1515 Ckt1n Oh·d;, 5487,500, 2 bedroom, 2 ba~h.
to A. and C. King.
•JIM YJ t"thilear, S447,SOO, I bedroom, I bath,
to T. M. Bay.
•.l1JJ Darfodll Ai·e .• S400,000, 2 bcdrOQ_m, 2 bach,
Jo J. and O. f..lou..
• 21 Ce1·tntry, $500,000, 3 bedroom, 2\.7 bath:
10 J.M. Tosti.
• 26 Vit1111!:.J.J1QJlOO. 2 bcd.room..l..bath.., .
10 T. and Y. Obanion,. . ....
• 9 VHtli11.,'~9iJ.ooo. 3 bedroom, 2~ bath, to \V. \V.
DJl!reieh.
• 9 Chtrbo~rg .. $600,000, J bedroom, 2Vi: ba1h. to R.~t. Bng,gs,
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COSTA.MllA
VurlouJ Loeallon•: Auios were
reported stolen from the 3000
blotj( or Cou111ry Club Drive,
the 500 block of Paularino
Avenue and the «lO block of
\Veit Baker. Also, aulos were
reported stolen ftom the 200
block of Knox Street and 1he
2700 block of Fairview Drive.
baktr Strttt: Someone broke
into Fas1-Fo10 in the 1100 block
and stoic roughly $600 plus .s250 "''onh or film.
t'1lrvitw Road; Someone broke
into an Omee IH Orange Coast
Colleae and stole SIO wonh or
wheal thins.
MIWPORT aU.CH
Scillrook Cow: A pd necklace
valued at SI.000 and $8.000
cash we~ rcpo11cd 1lOlen Crom
a home In the 30 block.
ProMO•lory Drift: PhOnet WC~
•mop1 Items 11olcn from 1
home ln 1ho 400 blod:.
U•cbi Ille: In the 40 Mock. I
12·root dlnahY WM rtpWlld
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I didn't have to Vlsn. Seattle tor ·this anatr to remember
AN AFFAIR OF THE -
HEART -Hoag Memorial
Hospital's Sweetheart Ball,
staged'Saturday at The Four
Seasons, was a scene out of a
classic romance
novel.
Nora and
Charley Hester,
the night's
honored couple,
have been '
sweethearts for
six decades. And
they're still in
love.
She looked
stunningNn..a
valentine-red
gown. He ·was as
courtly as in ·
, . ~ .. their courting '
\'days. Wh~n they kissed, \Vhile.;_.
being serenaded by longtime
favoflte Enzo Stuart!, there
wasn't a dry eye in the packed
ballroom. • •
A number of admirers
experienced palpitations, and
they couldn't have fluttered in.a
more appropriate setting. In the
applaudinf audience were the
.. cardiologists and cardiovascular
surgeons of Hoag Heart Institute.
Happily, on~y one gu.est
triggered concern that he might
require cardiac services. That was
when 71-year-old Walter Gerken,
past CEO of Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. and board
chairman of Hoag Hospital
Foundation, dazzled the crowd
with an energetic tap dance. One
could only hope that his
premiums were-paid.
As for the ever-loving H~sters,
they were the most radiant
couP,le in the room. Wh_iltevcr
their rom~ntic secret, ir should be
a mandatory course in the Hoag
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Jennifer Carol Erllnger and Darrin Devereux.
Deverevx-lrlln1•r
A Sept. 11 ceremony in Le
Meridien Hotel, Newport
B'each linked in marriage
Jennifer Carol Erlinger of
Corona del Mar and Darrin
Devereux Of Mission Viejo. The
couple greeted 100 guests at
their reception following the
ceremony at the hotel.
The bride is the daughter of
-Mrs. Jerry Parker and Toby
Erlinger. She wore a .Galina
gown of silk shantun~ with an
off-the-shoulder beaded bodice.
Megan .J>ersichitte was
matron of honor and
bridesmaids w'ere Nancy Page,
Allison Devereux, Susie Iler
and Jenny Glenn-McNulty.
Mr. and Mrs.~John Devereux
are ihe parents of the • .
bridegroom. Oou.g Pr~ntiss was
his best man and ushers were
Kelly Carpenter, Bob
Wunderlich, Kyle Krempa and
Tim Mercado.
After a wedding trip to St.
Tbomas, Virg,in Islands, the
couple arc residents of Coron·a
del Mar. She is a .human
resources representative for the
Marriott Corp. and he is a
police officer for the City of
Bre:i.
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welcomes the.chance'to
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share the news of your
en~gement or weqding
wit our>readers.
Pick up enga$ement or
wedding forms m our
lobby at 330 W. Bay Sb
Costa Mesa, or send a
self-addressed stamped •
envelope to the Wedding
Department, The Pilot,
P.O. Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, 92626.
Photos of tht couple
or o! the bride only may
be submitted with the
finished form.
Black and white
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ut you·may submit
sharply focused color
photos for approval.
Write your name on
the back of the photo. If .
you want your photo
return~.llease include
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mailing envel~.
For more in ormation,
call 642-4321, ext. 350.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
in Ross was the setting for the
Sept. 4 wedding of Melissa
Lindner and Or. Michael
Barnes, both of Newport
Beach. He is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. David Barnes of
Corona del Mar. The couple
greetecl.220 guests at their
reception in the Meadow Club
in Fairfax.
matron of honor was Toni Ann
Mitsch and bridesmaids were
Leila Clark-Riddell, Tane
Oaijogo, Ashley Lindner, l aura
Neuman, Cari Pompanin and
Amanda Shaffer. ·
Griff Alker was the
bridegroom's best man and
ushers were Martin Abate,
Warren Dennis, Andy Gusho
and Doug Keigh.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Toq
Lindner of Mill Vallef ,are the
pare~ts of the bride. ,t1er
The couple are at home in
Costa Mesa after a honeymoon·
visit to Hawaii. She is employed
by Intercommunications, Inc.
and he is a deQtist in Newport
Beach.
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NO WONDER HE WAS FAST
ON THE DRAW -There was a
front page spread in the Daily
Pilot the other day telling about
Costa Mesa Police Chief Dave
Snowden appearin' in a movl'E
about the old West1 scheduled for
CBS-TV airing in June.
(NOTE: According to World
Book Encyclopedia, wristwatches
were common in the fate 1800s •
-but were designed for, and
worn by, women only. Men's
wristwatches became popular
around World War I. As a
budding actor, it could be said
that Chief Snowden is merely
being ahead of his time.) .
. all of Pilotland."
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So spoke a survivor of last
week's expeditionary force, who's
nearly recovered from the
day-long assault on 11 eateries.
The finalists, you may recall,
The story mentioned that
"Marshal" Sno~en, along with
appearing in several scenes,
demonstratcct that he was purty
handy in $pinning an old Colt .45.
Accompanying the piece was a
photo of our lawman, posing with
actor Harry Carey Jr,. on location
in Tombstone, Ariz. ·
FOR POLICE EM~RGENCY
RESPONSE, CJ..IP AND SA VE
Tms ITEM -At Fast Eddie's
barbershop in Corona del Mar
the other day, the gents were still
buzzing about the recent robbery
of a b,ank just a block north on
Coast H;igh..yay. · ·
· ."When you see something •
suspicious like that, you shouldn't
fool around;' wheezed one
geezer. "You should pick up a
ph?ne, fast, and dial 9-0-1."
· lflre Muldoon's Irish Pub, Chester
brawers, Cassidy's, The Place,.
Billy's On the Beach, La Cave
and the Alley. Each received one
first-place vote from a cavalcade
of chowhounds -most of whom,
.admittedly, didn't last long
enough to sample all of the
offerings.
. So ho•.9 do we get a majority
juagment from gluttons of varying
tastes? Well, first, let's get real
about this. lnsteaa of cramming
· . And, as one of out
sharpshooting_ !_eaders has
observed, Snowden is shown
wearing a wristwatch. Egad, an
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AROUND TOWN
TODAY
cuns fOR CHILDlllN
Crafts and stories from ar~nd the
world will provide jl mul6c~ltural
experience for second-through
fiftfi.graders· at Mariners Branch
Library's After Schoo1 Club
beginning today at 3 p.m. and
continuing every Wednesday tqrough
March 30. The free series includes
mask·niaking, sand painting, rug
weaving and pinata·makillg. The
library is located at 2005 DoVer
Drive i!l Newport Beach. For more
information, calJ 644-3145.
SPIAK UP NIWPORT MllTING
Garden Grove Councilmember Mark
Leyes will talk about the Onµ1ge
County Regional Airport Authbfity
at the monthly meeting of Spcal\ Up
Newport at the. Villa-Nova ·
Restaurant, 3131 West Coast
Highway in Newport Be11ch. The
Airport Authority is a joint powers
agency of several cities {including..
l'{ewport Beach) involved in th e ,
planning for the reuse of El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station when it
closes in 1999. Guests are w~lcome.
at the· meetit1g, which starts .with
refreshments at 5:30 p.m. Program
starts at 6:15 p.m. For more
information, call 542-4226.
THURSDAY
PARINTING TIPJ;
A common sense approach to
parenting is the idea ~hind Nancy
Sama1in's Jecture titled "Discipline
That Works" al 1 p.m. at Newport
Center United Methodist Church,
1601 Marguerite in Corona del Mar.
Samalin, author of .the book '1Love
and Anger," will focus on tho
forgiving and empowering approach
to raising children. Cost is $5. For
more information,. call 644·0745.
BIST BIT . ~·
PAIUNTlNG TIPS
A•common sense approach to
parenting is tho idea behind
Nancy Samalin's lecture titled
f\ "Discipline That Works," set
~ for Thursday at 7 p.m. at
Newport Center United·
Methodist Church, 1601
Marguerite in Corona dcl
Mar .. Srunalin, author of the
book "Love and Anger," will
focus on the forgiving and
empowering approach to
raising children. Cost is $5.
f or more information,
call 644-07a5.
ART LICTURI
"Music and the Arts in the 18th
Century" is the title of a free lecture
by USC.Professor of Music History
James l·fanshu"'!akcr al 7 p.m. in the
Estancia High School Forum, 2323
· Placentia in Costa Mesa. This is the
fourth is a series of free special art
lectures presen ted by Coastline
Community College and open to th·~
public. 0111 751-9740. ... flNAHCIAL TIPS FOR WOMIN
"Financial Independence ·for Today's
Wonian," sponsored.by Deao Witter
Re.ynolds, is a series of frcc.gminars
that offer steps that women seeking
financial independence should take.
The se!llinars begin today at 7 p.m.
and continue on March 17 and 24 at
Dean Witter Reynolds, 575 Anton
Blvd., Suite 100 in Costa Mesa. Account~t executives Astrid Reints
and William A. Loyko, Jr. win be
conducting seminars. Call 241·3100.
ROSI SOCllTY
Hi llside gar~cning and composting
arc the topics at l~e mo!'thl~
sec now registering for advanced , degree program
COSTA MESA -Southern California College is now
registering students for its Advance Degree Completion Program,
which offers 16 months of seminar-styre courses leading to a
bachelor of arts degree. · ·
, Applicants must be 25 years of age, have two years of college
work completed with at least a 2.0 grade point average.
Classes will meet once a week and students in the program will
be considered full time for three seme sters.
For more information, call 668-6130.
NOTICE
Th e Almay Oil Control liquid makeup advertised in this
week's Target suppplement is not available due to
manufacturer's recall. V:Je regret any· inconvenience this
may have caused. ·
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meeting or ihc Orange County Rose
Socicfy at 7:30 p.m. at the
WestmMister Civic Center, 8200 ..--
Westminster Ave .• in the Communitv
SerV'ice and Recreation Building. ·
The meeting is f)'CC. Call 650-0946.
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TIA AND MYSTHY
Enjoy a cup of te·~ whih! hearing
Jocal mystery writers talk about their
craft at 3 p.m. the first Thursday of
every month through May at tl)c ,
Cor9na dcl tyfar Branch Library. 420
Marigold Ave. in Corona del Mar.
Today's talk is '•Fact vs. Fiction: The ·
Value of Research," with author
Noreen Ayres. The events arc free
and open to the public. For more
information, call 644-3 135.~
DIVORCi MIDIATION. .
"Divorce Mediation: A More
Effec tive and Less Expensive
Alternative to"Li~igation" is the title
of a free 'r p.m. program at the
Newport Center' Library, 856 San
Clemente Dr. in Newport Be.ach.
Attorney Alicia Taylor will focus on
how mediation can reduce conflict
and save money and time. Olli
644-3'181 or 64~-3191.
fHlDOM FROM SMOKING
:The American Lung A~ociation of
Orange County announces an
upcom~g~Frccdom From Smoking
Clinic from 7 to 9 p.m. i;vcry
~ondaj ancfTfiursday beginning -
today through March 28 .at Hoag
Memorial Hospital, Cancer
Conference Room, 301 Newport
Bl\'.d. in Newport Beach. A fee of
S75 covers the cost of all m;iterials.
Olli 835·LUNG_
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SAILING SIMINAR
A three-hour seminar for sailors who
wonder how cruising or chartcrint_:a
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everything into one monstrous'
,burger binge, $:i(ari leader Roger
Luby has decreed that we'll
schedule the final seven sort ies
over several days. These intervals
will permit adeq1rnte cleansing or
palates, and maybe allow us to
squeeze in a nice massnge or
three.
The ultimate champion, when
proclaimed, will receive a
valuable ring. A genuine onion
ring. '
Meanw·hile, we remain
dedicated to a single purpose -
to find the per[ect patty -and
wilrnot be distracted. This should
discourage kibi12ers such 'as
Monday's caller, who .offered to
guide usto the ''.greatest taco in
town.'.' .
··Later, per.haps. How about.
sometime in summer, if I live? If
not, maybe autµmn.
Jerry Kobrin's column runs
Mo11day Dnd Wednesday.
BIST BIT
HA AND MYITHY
Enjoy a cup of tea white
·hearing local mystery writers
talk about their craft at 3 •
p.m. Thursd:iy at. the Corona
del Mar Branch Libl"'.iry, 420
Marigold Ave. in Corona del
Mar. Today's talk is "Fact vs.
Fiction: The Value of
Research," with au thor
Noreen Ayres. The event is
free and open to the public.
For more information on the .
event, cnll 644-3135.
mulli·hull differs from that or J
monohull is scheduled from 7 to 10
p.m. at the Orange Coast College
Soiling Ccntet, 1801 W. Pacific Coast
l lighway in Newport Beach, betwc..:n
the Balboa Bhy Club and the Sea
Scout Base: Cost is $!3 for
individlpls and S39 per c;ouplc. The
fee includes handout material. For
more information, call 645-9412;
SATURDAY
TOGA PARTY I
it's "Toga Time" in Newpon! The
Eastbluff Boys and Girls Club of .
Ne" i)ort B~ch-iS-hosting .a Tog.:i
Party fundraiser at 7 p.m. al the
clubhouse, 2555 Vista qe C~o. The
adulrs-only e".ent features a catered.
pasta dinner, ~ancing. a
silent-auction and 'a no-host bar. A
To~a rental booth "ill be available
to fogo·less pa1tons. Cost is S35. For
more information, call 67.1·27 I~·
Schd )Our items to Around Town
editor, The Dan•· Pilot, JJO W. JJ:zy
St., Costa J\1f'6a, Calif. 91627.
Plea$e J~ln lJs
ForDlan"r
L•delaor
Weekend Braneh
Sabatlno's was originally founded
In ChicagO after our father brought
the flmlly rtClpe fOf OUf fllTIOUS
btian Sludge from Palenno. Jiiiy
In the 1930's.
Toda)', ta IOl1S & grandson
conthlt .. pnMde • ~ mecw of dldC ltllllr1 food
prepnd """ dllty and ...... ~ 5 gecleflllonS of tlmlly Pftda.
Thn yoll,
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4 Wednesday, March 2, 1994
Gionls case may 1110 . state ·supreme Court
BY LolllANN B.UWDA, STAn \V"lTf.a
COSTA MESA -State pros·
ecutors who watched an appeals
court overturn the-convicaion or
Dr. Thomas Gionis earlier this
month, vowed Tuesday to seek a
reversal by the California Supreme
Court.
Deputy Attorney General Rhon-
da Cartwright·Ladendorf said she
has .until March 28 to file the re-
quest. The state Supreme Court,
,, hich is very selective in the cases
it takes, will then have 60 days 10
Jccidc whether or not to grant the
review.
"I think t's real hard to tell,"
whether t ey ~will, Cartwright·
Lademlorf s id.
If the cou t rejects the case, t}le
Orange Cou ty District AttQrney'~
office will h ve another 60 days to
·· decide whe her or not to rclry
Gionis -fo the third time.
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The jury n the first trial dead-
locked.
Accused < f hirins thugs in 1988 ·
10 attack h ex-wife, actor John
• \\'J)ne~s da ghter Aissa Wayne,
TOLL
From .ft•g• 1·
't~•ff examine the controversy :.ur·
roum.ling the proposed toll -in·.
duding whether the public was ad-
equately, informed of it at the re-
quired public hearings -and
come up with a leller for the
council to consider at its March 14
meeting.
Hayton said she spent s~veral
years fighting for a road that
would t:ike cars off Coa!>t High-
way. When Newport Coast Drive
opened in 1991. it eliminated de·
\.ades of bumper-to-bumper traffic,
)hC !>aid. .
Now, Hayton ~ays she feels her
efforts were for naught.. She fears
motorists \l.'On't want to pay the
toll whe n a 1.6-mile portion Q.f
Newport Coast becomes part of
the tollroad in 1997.
Hayton. is a Southern belle with
an· oj)inion on just about every·
thing, especially when it affects
lhe beloved seaside village the na·
tive Tennessean has called home
for 42 years.
If She's not enough to stir the
!>O·called bureaucrats, she hns two
parfners -Houssels, who is prcsi·
dent of 1he Harbor View Hills
llomcowners Association, and
Morris, president of th e Coronn
Del Mar Residents Association -
tµ help tier.
"We arc asking for a letter ex-
plaining the public outcry and lack
of information in this matter,"
DRUMS
Fro• Pago 1 .
school jazz band and with the
local rock group, Solitude, Jesse
. says he loves to perform with any
kind of musical group. Why?-"The
thrill of playing in front of people
and to hear the crowd go wi ld," he
answers. And giving it a bit more
thought he adds, "To woo
women."
Other Jrum hnc members in-
clude: Drandon DJnda, Heidi
Fassnacht, Chris Larsen. Jason
Otlden, Stephan Symingron, Shan·
na Wexelblatt and Dana Young.
Peterson, 38. a Costa Mel.a
resident who retiree.I from th e lif c
of a professional musician three
year!> ago, has worlo..ed part-time
with whc students for two school
)ears. Specializing in Latin
percussion, he's performed with
BUDGET
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contracting the dty·operated golf
course to private operators and
other frugal spending patterns
have helped.
"lt was fortunate that we cut·
back on expenditures,'' said Coun-
ci lman Joe Erickson. "l'm pleased
that we arc in good financial con-
dition because ii me:ins that we
arc living within our means and
prioritizing services."
Comparatively, in Newport
Ueach, which has $60 million in its
general fund, midyear forecasts
show no growth in June, despite a
5% increase in sales tax from last
year's figures.
"Some revenues arc up and
ome nrc down," said Denni
Danner, finance director for New-
port Bench.
Roeder said the potential ur·
plus will not mean u resurgence of
old spending habits. Next year's
budget, which officials have ol·
ready started working on, will look
much like this year's -there will
be no additional expenses for any
de~artment. . ·
'Whether times were dirncult fi·
nancially or not, we ~ueht to be
f ollowina the same courso of ac·
tion,'' Roeder aaid. '"This is not
somethina that will ao away once -
the e~nomy is better."
und her the n-boyfriend Roger
Luby at Luby's gated Dover
Shores home, Gionis was con·
vietcd the second lime around and
sentenced in 1992 to five years •in
state prison.
A state eppeab court, however,
overturned the verd ict earlier this
month, primarily on grounds that
the prosecutor in the case waged a
"mcan·spiritcd" personal attack
again!>t Gionis' New York at-
torney, high-profile Bruce Cutler,
during closing arguments.
A panel of three appeals judges
chided former Deputy District At·
torney Jeoff rcy Robinson for "seri-
ous and repeated misconduct,'"
tha1 berated Cutler, a flamboyant
attorney who has defcraded a
string of' celebrities, ·as well as-re-
puted mob boss-J ohn Gotti.
Robinson, who has since left the
District Attorney's office for pri·
vate practice, scoffed at the deci-
sion and sticks by his closing argu·
ment.
While awaiting appeal, Gionis
was released on $2 million bail
about a year ago after serving sev-
I lousscls confidently told the
council on Monday.
"There were deliberate ·delays
and subtcrf,1ges by the Transpor-
tation Cormlor Agencies to keep _
Corona del Mar uninformed,"
:JJJcd a stu n-faced Morris.
The Transportacion Corridor
Agencies is a joint powers group
created to finance and bCJild the
San ~oaquin Hills and Foothill
\ollroads.
Agency officials say all of che
mandatory public hearings were
held for the tollroad and every-
thing was done completely above·
board. They say the toll planned
for Newport Coast Drive never
was hidden from the public.
During the environmental re·
view periot.I rpr the \ollroad, th e
Spyglass Hill I fomeowners As·
sociation "rote a lett.cr objecting
to the toll proposed for Newport
Coal.I Drive. The letu:r was in-
cluded in the ·project's enviroo-
menlal impact report.
"As early as October 1990,
'there wa.S a notice in the public
record th at there was at least one
group of residents concerned
about a toll 011 Newport Coast
Drive," .agency spokesman Mike
Stockscill said, ref erring to the let·
ter.
The toll h:is beC11ct highiy vot:r·
tile issue among the N~wport
13each City Council since August,
wh,en it voted 4-3 to ous.t John Cox
as Its represe!Jllatjvc to the tollroad
agency and rcpl:)ced him with Phil
Sansone.
jazz great Tito Pu ente and a
variety of popular ~usic groups
.lover the years. He was also a jazz
radio di~c jockey in Seattle and a
radio personality for KKXX-FM in
Dakersficld before moving back to
Costa Mesa. He is now director of
planning and development !or Pan
Western Ltd., an aircraft property
development company.
Peterson teaches his students a
kind of .concentration, how to
meld their musical skills into a
inglc, seamless performance.
Looking relatively hip in his DUM
, Equipment jean jacket, Peterson
rivets 1he attention or his young
players with militury·stylc
discipline.
"Vic Peterson is doing :in
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Dr. Thomas Glonis' conviction was overturned last month.
eral months ill jail. During that
time, he has continued visitation
rights with his daughter Anastasia,
who the assault-plot allegedly cen·
tered around.
STREET
FroM P•1• 1
the florist has been going to
the wrQ.!lg street ror as long as
she can remember.
Oelcher spearheaded the
C<Jmpaign to rename one of the
streets. When she asked her
neighbors for supps:>rt, Alvarado
Street resident Paul Medina
suggesced naming the street
"Viva." That's also his wif~'s
name. · '
Oelcher said Viva sound~
good to her because it's consis-
tent with the other ·Spanish
street names in th e area. But
other neighbors said if the
street is going to be named
after •someone, it should be
someone who has give n a lot to
the city. ,
Among the suggestions:
Plummer Street (after former
councilwoman Ruthelyn and
her family), Bonita Street (after
nobody in particular), The John
W . Hedges Expressway (after
the councilman who lives in
that district but missed the past
two council meetings).
The Planning Cqmmission
approved -rcnam~ Alvarado
Street last month. Commission··
ers said it would be easier to
rename Alvarado Street rather
than Alvarado Place because
there are fewer houses on' it.
outstanding job with these kids,"
says Estancia High SChool music
director Linda Messenger. "We
need lots of pt:aple like him."
. The marching band has. won five
trophies so Car this year and both
Messenger and Peterson praise the
band boosters for their
fund-raising skills. Dul even with
their help, the instrumental music
budget is tight. "We don't have
the ins truments we need,"
Messenge"r says. "If we had the
money, we'd have new drums."
But what the high school lacks
in money, drum line members
make up in enthusiasm, thanks in
large measure to Pe.terson. It's yet
another example of how
community members arc keeping
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During the ·trial, prosecutors al·
leged it was a bitter custody battle
over the 6-year-old girl that' drove
him to hire thugs lo beat up his
'Yife.
They agreed that Viva Way fits
in with th e names of other
streets in the neighborhood.
But some neighbors said
Monday that the name is . inap-
propriate:
"Viva? Isn't that the name of
a paper towel?" asked resident
Tom Hyans. "Have we consid-
ered Oounty?"
Viva Medina approached the
podium moments after Hyans
spoke. .
She said her hu sband sug-
gested naming the street Viv~
because it's a common Spanish
name -not to bestow her an
honor.
"II just so happens that it in·
eludes the letters that are in my
name also," she said. "And l
didn't appreciate the insulting,
cutting remark comparing my
name with the paper towel or
the toilet paper."
Although Alvarado Street
isn't much wider than an alley,
some residents said it 's highly
visible because it. extends from
Edgewater Avenue to Ocean
Front, crossing J3alboa Boule-
vard.('
"If Alvarado Street is
changed, the entire peninsula is
a cctecf," NiCky Naphen said.
"If it's the peqple of Alvarado
Place who want the 'mime
changed, they shou ld take the
responsibility and change the
name of 'their street."
school district programs alive. "It
just shows that you don't nave ro
lose the program,'' Peterson says .
"You can keep the k.ids le arning
and experiencing -chat's the
important thing."
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BOAT ........ ,
Unda Cotton immediately fell
under the boat'i spell. The divorce
was orr. Not only W:l$ Cotton
willing to take her husband back,
but she demanded the boal be
part of the package.
Within weeks, the diminutive
Costa Mesa mother of five would
become one or only four women
'drag boat racers in the
In ternational Hot Boat
Association, the largest in th~
country. She appointed her
husband "crew coordinator."
To make the transition in a
field dominated by men,
46-year-old Cotton traded in her
job as a translator to track down
sponsors, packed away her · ·
porcelain doll craft kit to make
time for training and put her
wedding band in hack.
Co1ton's husband and her
15-year-old daughter Tracy asked
if she wanted the ring back for
Christmas. She.told them she
would rather an injector for her
blower.
"It's like everything'' "anding
siill in time, but I'm aoing right
through It,'' she said. "for six
seconds of my life, it uU depends
on me. No one c:m interf cre at
thllt point -except God."
Cotton calls drag boat racing
''the uhim11te-tligh." And she
should know.
"l had a low point in life when 1
did drugs," she confessed. ''Now,
if someone offered me all the
money in the world 10 do drugs 01
ride in a boat, I would pick the
boat."
So converted is Couon, thal sh.:
hns linked up with th e local
DARE program to visit local
schools wjth her drag boat racing
stories. She and her husband also
take students· along for races,
suiting them up to work with the
crew.
Cotton's daughter, n freshman
at Newport Harbor High School,
calrs what her mom is doing ·
"fabulous," and plans to follow in
her footsteps ihis season, which ·
starts in several.weeks. .
"Tracy suits me up f~r-c:vcry
race,'' Cotton said, adding that her
uniform is equippw with :i
40-pound lifesaving jacket/
parachute that can cost her her
life if not workini "I ,pu t my life
Cotton is dead set on winning.
The 5 foot, 2 inch, l 15-1>0und
woman with blonde tousled hair
was triumphant when she finally
'hit 100 mph on Mother's-Day. ...-l
By the ena of the 1993 season,
she was racing in the 140 mph
bracket with the big boys,
!!l her hands."
K en Cotton, himself a drag ..
boat racer liince•age '17,
So when they gave her a trophy
with the words "powder purr··
engraved after her first win,
Collon let them know she wasn't
happy.
"I got mad,'' she said while
preening her boat in 'the ftont
yard the other day. "I wasn't
racing· women. I was racing men.
And I want the me n in my class to
take me seriously." .
But just to let them know who
they were dealing with, she
painted her boat hot pink. ~he .
ca lls it Uquid Insanity, a name
befilling the sport. · ·
D rag boat racingls dan;&crous.
Each year someone dies.
Some years n dozeh people die.
"It's like playing Russian
roulette," Ken Cotton said
matter-of -factly.
Is Collon afraid? "No," she said
firmly. "l.'ve never crashed. That's
not in my vocabulary. But if l do
die, then 1 die doing something 1
\vanted." · · ~ · •·
Asked to describe what it's like
to zip through the water at 140
mph, covering a quarcef' mile in
the time it takes to scralciLone's-
nose, in a boat that would blow
apart on impact if it flipped,
Cotton said: "Ou'trageous,"
keeps th e boat tuned up. "TI1e
only lhing I get out or this is tired,
dirty and yelled at," he said.
Cotton gets all the ~lory. She
wo n her fi rst rJce last April with
her husband coaching her from
the shore." Since 1hcn, llhc has \\OR
four tro)thies at 40 races in three
national circuits.
This yea r, Cotton, who has
started a daily weight training
regime, will jump up to the second
fastest division, where the races
start ITT 190 mph a,od top out at
210 mph. , ·
The faster you go, thougl\. the
more money it costs. Collon ha!I
already blown oUi Tivc motori. -
at $15,000 a pop -and outgrown
thcee slower boats. It costs about
S2,000 per race.
''We sacrifice,'' said Ken
Cotton. ·•we don't have nice
furniture. We don't go on
vacations. And she doesn't get any
new clothes."
In fact, Cotton wore her race
unifqr.Ql \)'hen the couple rern!\\Cd
• their vows this Valentina's O:iy on
channel 11 's Good Da}' LA.
"She didn't ge t a wedding gown
because the driving suit cost
~Co.uonJ2id.
About the only thing the o:i\
hasn't cost them was their
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·Thi formula: _AilC's, X's,' O's an_d D ~A-D · ••• ·· e.quals W's !..
...,. Shannon Jakosky is still drawing on her
dad's expertise on the road to the CIF finals .
BY BAJUlY FAULKNEJL,Sroan \Va1rra
"The m:iin 1h11w I '1,;e "hen I come b:id ., the im·
provcrm:nt," t\t1llcr s.m.I "To '':.itch !.Orne of these kid' :i
couple )C:.tr) ti u. I \CllOUsf. \\l.)ndcrcd if they'd be aulr:
to make tt. Uu1 ~hJnnun hJ\ dl.)nc a g~d job tc:.ichii1g
fundamcnt:ib. '' 11 ... h is the uni) \\J~ to build u progr:..im.
She's June 11 righ,1, unJ 11 ~h J\\:i r-.u,. ~he'i. bcginnmg I n the chronology of Shannon Jai...osky's ' 10 build on a ollJ ha ~ SI c has a I 11 mQrc pl:.i)Cf'> IO childhood, X's and O's preceded the • ADC's. ' \\Ork \\Hh n01\ 1ha11 l>IH.. J 1 le\\ yc~r~ agu." .
While her friends were learning hop-:si • Jakosk) nid hc1 .~1fcns1h in fumbm.cnt:.ib c~me d1·
~cotch, the fifth-year • Newport Harbor ~ ·.rl!'ctly trom obs n ing her dao.. •
High girls basketball coach was di~cover-........ _ · "All tile drill ... ':'e u c 3fct 111~ ... ~:.iiJ J:lku!li...-y. v.·ho
ing lhe jump stop; as a knee-high sideline sponge to her noted her t 11c -.i:i. ~ 1hrcc· .J
fathe r, Ralph Miller. sport. Jthlctc 111 hi •h ,\:hoot
Miller, a member of the Dasketball Hall of Fame, and college (:.ii o m Oregon
spent 38 years compiling enough coaching victories al Siate) pre~ · tcd h ·r tr um ob-'l·m ·very lucky
Wichita State, low? and Oregon State (672) to rank sev-'>Cr. ing murc ·''P~ll' ol hi.'r fo.
enth on the all-time list when he retired in 1989 after 19 1hd'> \\t'rk. • to draw from his
experience. I've
already learned
about four or five
things from him.
Gn t ·s. visit .. and
those are just the
technical si9e Df-
it. He helps me
seasons i.n Corvallis. ··oc~.1u ,c I ".1, cornpct11H~
"I was going to my dad's practices by the time I was ti myscl.f, I tlnln't gu on roJd
-.years old, and I.was helping out 'at camps when I was 12 Lopc;,:111J I diJn"1 go into the
und 13," recalled J akosky, who has taken the Sailors locker rovn.i 10 hear Ju pre·
A
rom per.ennial doo.rmal~ to the school's first CIF ·south-game and h.1llt1tnc· tulkl> ... !<he
ern Section champ1<Jnsh1p game, Saturday at 11: 15 a.m. e\pl:i1m:d. •· ,\ncl' l "J'> nc\ i.:.c
nt Cal Poly Pomo9a ~ainst top-seeded nnd unbeaten n.:alh in on .111~ til hi-. prcp:ar.1·
Dren Olinda. . • 11on time .• 1~ IJf . .s-. swu1inl!
Jakosky, who utilize moM tbe-Dffen~we-and defensive-and . game pl.in-. \\Cre ctm:
system Miller originated in 1948, is still trying 10 incorpo-ccrncd.''
rate the wisdom of her lifelong mentor, \\ho has dusted · fo~·"'~' "ill uw the re·
off his whistle to assi!.t his daughte_> du ring th e current m:rn1ing 'tune 1lii' \\Cck tu
Clf Division lll·AA playoff run. ~trakl!ILC \\llh t-.l1lkr .1\)(rUI
so much more
with the mertal
aspects of the
game .'
"I'm very lucky 10 'be able to drnw from his expcri -Brea -OlmJ.1, \\h1di ha' \\On
ence," Jakosky \aid of Miller, who celebrates his 76th th.: ~tf .11d.lll Southern S.:..Lion
birlhday, March 9. "I've already learned about fou r or title~ .ind '19 ,1ra1gh1 g:11nc .
fi,e new things from hi1h .on this 'isit, and tho))e arc ju5l ··1t\ tii...c \\hen \\l' u-.cd tu -SHANNOnl JA.KOSKY
lhe technical side of it. I le help me SQ much ri1ore with pby UCI A." .\1ilkr_,:iiJ. _ • t: ... '1 COJ1.~
the mental aspect of the game." Shannon Jakosky has her dad, basketball lfgenb Ralph MLr"I r, at her srde down the stretch. · You· dou'1 ha'c w "Om •
Miller, who can silence a' ~}m full of tc~nage glrb !>im· I . l .1bout the !..id, beiH,S pumped -----...--=-..,= .. =-
ply by rising from his perch at the bottom of 1he ble~hcrs and sauntc1-.. I'm .1blc to ask beuer, more 111telligent quc ti~n.., itU\\, l>cl.'au~c 1 ,up 1o pb~. but thio; 1., the l..in<l ~I g;it11e ~ou tr) h1 pl:i~ ih>\\n. t ~cause
ing onto the cou rt 10 share a soft-bpoi...cn observation, is equally thrilh!J h.1\c more e>.pericnce," said Jakosi...y, who ollcn ship' J\i:,,pu1t g.11nc )OU ,,,1n1 the kid\ te b~ luu~~.-ll tlw. gu out 1her.; \\t.Hntnt !lbt>ttt ..,r.ry· -
10 be teaching the game o·nce again. tapes to Mi)lcr in ,Oregon. 111g the l\o. 2 team in the nation (in the U!>A 701.J.'1) poll) ih.it\ "hen.
"I didn't quit becau!ic I got tirc<l of coaching kids,'' Miller explained. ... ''I le has a npthcm:itic:.il, · gcometricall)·spaceJ mimt, ''here ~•'> I'm )UU_h.i'c probkms." . / ''If it wer e just a matter of teaching the gume, I could.do 1ha1 as long as more of u light-brain, cr~a4ive thinker," Jnko;;i...y saiJ. "\Iv d£1c.l CJn sec Jat-0 ,1.,y, \\ho decided to c.:oach "bik allending coll~gc. -..mt ·~t..: 1rkd
I live. It was the other part and responsibilities of (college) coaching things on the court; in terms of positioning and spacing. th.11 l JU"'t dl>n't w e\ir.inJ her coaching c\pcrti....c b~ '.'o:impll~ o1her ,t~lc' ,111J ')stems
that I'd had a belly full of. It'!. great
0
lO come dO\\n here and work \\llh gr:.i-.p al this stage in my coaching. Then, he'~ able Ill ,cxpl.1111 1h1.m hi Uut. ~he luund. her cl..iJ's \\OrkcJ bc't tor hi!r. ··1 \\cnt to more dimes
kids." .. '. me in a \YU)' that I can understand. He's teaching me tu sec 111 a nc" th Jn I c:uulJ count. a.1d I usi.:J to go to u lot of Dthcr co.1c.:h1.!s' pr:H.:l1Ce'!'
... Eyen n1ore than a benefit to the Sailor pl:lyers, f\liller's vnst hard"ood "ay, through a different set of eyes." J).l!.t to ub'c"c." Jaku~i...y t;\pb111~J. "But the r hire I 'J''· tlw more I history~ is a vit•1I resource for Jai...o5i...y, who stod..pilcs questions with What Miller secs through his bifoc.ils on each recurdng ,i,i1, i' the i...ept <:oming bat.k tu the tl unt-' my J.iJ did' I le'-. the ur .. hftcd ot tht> ')·,.
"hich to pick his brain.'" consi•.tent progress ~a.Jc;~y--his daughter, and sub:.cqu1.:ntl) her ll.!am. tcm l u ... e. anJ he's there tor 111e'tf I h.l\e J qu~,:1}1n ;ibo1.t thl! blueprint.
' H IGH SCHOOL BASEBALL PREVIEWS • . r
·1t' s a family allflir at Estancia; Costa Mesa is startiiig fr om scrat ch
· ~ Eag1es have the ingredients the big sluggers or firebnll pitchers.
---u hi ve1tl batlle-rer-: ti -p~yorr -r-;..r.:;__;_..;;...:.-===~.;;.-~--...;;i to take ~Ome SeriOUS ShOtS at spot,'' said Troxel, assuming the coaching..
Trabuco Hills, Laguna Hills. duties rull·time, now th at 22-yenr ve1cran
Ken Millard, former co-head coach, has
nv R.IC llARD DU!l:N, SrOkTS \VklTI'k
COSTA MESA -An at-
titude can stretch a baseball
player, or a tenm,' far ~e
yond physical' restric1ions.
lt'~ the liulc th ings: Per-
fecting bunt dcfcn!>cs. first·
and·third defense!., hitting
cutoff men, throwing strii...es, turning two
and moving runners over.
Equally as important, in the case of
Estancin High, is a sense of. enthusiasm,
when players get C\Cited about shagging
batting-practice balls, or gQing through
defonsi"e drills.·
Estancia, "ith its We Arc Fnmil) at-
titude, has !.uch ,pt:iyers. Guys like se-
niors Pedro ArcC)ut, Jairo Arceyut, Art
Martinez and Junn Mendoza.
"The other Jay after a scrimmage,
Jairo comes up to me \\ilh a big smile
and says, 'You're going to miss us nex t
year, aren't you?' " Estancia Coach Paul
Troxel said. "I J.hought about it and
laughed. I really am going to miss them.
Guys like Jairo. they stand in lin!f first
for drills. They just lov~ being out 'there.
They love ba eball.
"We're a big family, and we kind of
take care of each other, whether it 's on
the field or in school."
Baseball is indeed a funny game. The
tnost talented team doesn't always win.
Year-in and year-out, E tancia's the kind
of team that finds a way to win without
stepped down to become an assi 1ao1.
The Eagles; a pl:1yoff team 11 times
uoder Millard, earned Cir · southern
Section postscason berths :.even ou t of
eight years between 1985 ;rnJ 1992. They
missed last yenr, They shared league
championshjps with Tu tin in 19 9 (Sea
View), ana \\~h Laguna 11111-. 111 I 22.J
(Pacific Coast).
ln 1994, wi th sLx returning sla1tcrs,
and a never-quit .1ttituJc. C\pect the Ea·
gles to be in the PCL playoll hunt Jg.1in
Martinez. a firsH cam All-PCL .,elcc·
tioo la'St spring, is a nect center hcldcr
who batted .380 and stoic 13 ba~e" 111 14
attempts in 1993.
Mendoza, an impro\cd <lcfcm1\e
shortstop, hit .280 :ind led the clul> "1th
22 walks.
Jairo Arceyut. a pitcher and outfielder,
batted .302, !.tole a school-record 22
bases (out of 23 attempt ), \\hile po-.ting
a 7.5 record on the mound \\ ith a ::!.10
earned-run average in 70 inning!. (76
strik<.!outs). Arccyut, •u -.ccond·teum All-
PCL choice in 1993, struck out 16 batters
in a game against Co!.ltl Mesa on March
19 las11season.
Estancia, 14-10 overall last year (7-8 in
league), al~o returns Pedro Arceyut, a
first-team All-PCL catcher who batted
.350 with 21 RBI last sea!iOn. During the
second hair of league play, Arceyut
threw out 12 of IS woltld·bc bnsc-
stcalers. "ihat's why he was first-team
all-league," Troxel said. "And he's get-
S.e ISTANC IA/P••• 6
~Luc MARTIN, l>AtlT r1wr
Senior pitcher Ryan Steck is Costa
Mesa High's No.· 1 baseball asset
entering the 1994 campaign.
• Doug Deats takes_ow Mesa's
-iJ rogram. fa'ces building. year with
paper-thin Mustangs squad in 'Q4.
comer r ·') c r \\ 10 \\I pr I) ;ibl) I .,J th~
~t:iff un11l ~tcck '"' 1 OO'C.
"I J ,, t J..110\\ ii (:Adelmund) '' ;.:hr
£l'inb to be :.1 'up.:r p1tch.-:r,•or J s pt"r 111fi~IJcr. hu1 (1 r Cu,1.i ~tc~J. hc\~.ng
to be a "ituJ," 'atd Deab, a I<JSI ~r~, ...
<..CJ~ I A" ~ILSA -Some !!rndu.11c. \\la1 pi1chc~ :rnJ pl.1)~~ QUI·
pro' 1'1011" Cl'lulJ be nC"cc-.· t1i!ld fl,r th\! :-.tu t~ng:. under (\l~Kh Uoh
\arv 1hio; ~cawn ll>r Co~1a Shcch.111 ...
~lc,.1 I l11~h\ b~1 .. cb;ill team: Deal\. the 'cht1\.11'' t1r't l.)lh'. mpu:-
No_ ro..-1\~ climh111.1,!. bun •cc b 1 cha II C\.tach ~inc.:c ~hcch.U1: "·'' th.:
tur<l jumpin~. 'k)J1q11_g. hca I (\.1,1ch :\l Oo\,nc\ \\';irr~n Hi~, ti.:
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Deal\. \\hu inhclll' .1 iather \\Oclul I ro': ni.:" 'choul. \\hen I .: t here. \\C h;:iJ no
grnm thJt he hoj'C' hl bu1l,J int1..1 ., Pa· t:.~Jr, nu ca1d1.:r\ c jiupnicnt: no b:ittin:; ~illl (l11,l L C:li!ue rnlc cunt~ndcr "ithin praellcc hall ... anti no· J1mpk bulk "·
the nnt cuupte' 01 .. c:i .. on' h:id un1t.orm,, but C\e~ thing '' :i in
·1 he \lu,talll!,, "ho \\Ill t1nd in· 'hamblc,.
tr. 'qu..id game'-, 1rtu:ill) jmpo,,rbli:. Im· "\\ c'rc 'tart11H! :111 O\C r. The kids h:t' e
j,hcd 3-~.:! u•1:r .111 l.1!>l H':lr. The\ h.I\ 1.: l'ecn \\Orking h~1rJ. :rnd hlling \\ e1,;hh
111.1ny utilit) pla\er,, pri1i1:.1nl~ oul0 1 I 1 v .di ~cnr. I rc:illy thin1' \\c're going 10 be
cC"ll). . .. .c.:0111pc11tl\e. I'm nut going to SJ) that
"I'm 1101 tol' "omeu abour 11." Deal\ \\c're going tti m.1i...c the pla)Oft!i but 1
'aid of hi!. minuscule team, "nv lun~ a' rcall~ .e\pcct u-. w be compet1the l"m
\\e can i...ecp C\Cl)bOJ) health)." nQt "urc tf \\c·~c g11ing to be i...noci...111g un
Spc11ki11g of l)calth, CO!.IJ ~lc-.:.i s mu'r the dl'l'r 111 a )Car or two. but that\ \\hat
cs1.iblished pla)cr. senior R}an Steck 1., \\C \\Jnl tu be a CIF team. J CJn onh
recovering trom a dislocated i...nc..e ,uf em1!il("t "h:it 11 ha' been here. but ·1 •
fcrcd in h".1 ... i...e1hall. He \\US clear J b\ J.;n'''' our J.;jd, .1rt hustling."
Joctor' w \\Ork out for the tir-.t ti nc on JumM Johh SlhrllCder (6·~. 1~5). :1
FnJ.t). .. tight end on ~k'a·, cclehrated football
"lie\ our hcst pitcher," Dc.:it', d of team that 1cachcd the Cl!· D1\l)o1on \Ill
the lcll·handcr, \\hu abll pl:t)s tir t l'J'c. f1n:1b in De ember. \\Ill {311.h. Junior
"lle's kgitimatc. He' our one t ullu0!!. ""'I h·hiucr Ch.irlcs ChatmJn, unolh~c •
our one pro, en quanlil) ... l1.X1thall 'tandout "1th C\ccllcnt 'peed, '"
After Sted;, Deats it.I\ 6~uot<~. l.5· See MUSTA.HGS/Pa9e ~
NeWport' s EvartS.aains special lionors on all-leagu~ team . LOCAL SCHEDULE
~ Sailors' standout named
Co·MVP of circuit with
Woodbridge's Denning.
Newport Harbor J ligi1 senior
Genevieve Evarts was named Sea
View League Co·Most Valuable
Player by the eight-team circuit's
girls basketball coaches.
A 5-foot-7 senior, Evarts aver-
aged 15.3 points per game, but
upped tha t 10 16.8 against league
competition. The third-year starter
caught fire in a second-round
meeting with Irvine, pouring in a
season-high 31 points.
Evarts shared the top individual
honor with Woodbridae senior
guard Jamie Ocnnina. who avet·
aaed 13.5 points. S.S rebounds and
4.S auiSts as a 5· 7 senior auard for
the unbeatc" leaaue champion.
Newport senior point 1uard
Oina Heads and Corona dcl Mar
•
senior Crontcourt standout Rosalie
Kone were other locals named to
the first team, while Newport jun·
iors Dianne Pulido and Mandy
Clayton were second-team choices.
Heads, a repeat first-learn pick,
averaged 8.2 points, 5.2 rebounds .
and 3.9 ass ists for Coach Shannon
Jakosky's runner·up, which lost
only to Woodbridge in league play.
Kane, among Orange County's
leading rebounders, averaged 13.7
points and 13.1 boards per game
for Coach Garth Flint's Sea King ,
who finished 11·13 and did not
make the playoffs.
Pulido, a S-11 junior post pl ayer,·
emerged from a crop of returning
sophomores to average 9.4 points
and 10 rebound per game in
league, while Clayton, a 5· 10 wing,
averaged 9.3 points per con1,cs1.
The Sailon (22·6) earned their
fint-evcr CIF title game bid, tak·
ln1 on fivc·time dcf cndinf &eetion
kinapin Brea Olinda at 1 :lS a.m.
at Cal Poly Pomona.
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I Wedneeday, March 2, 1194
Visiting Southern Callromia
Colleac (ell behind 15·2 in the
first five minutes, 20 secontls and
could neve r recover, Callin& to
.Fresno Pacific, 106-70, in the
quarterfi'Oals or the ·Golden State
Athletic Conf ere nee Tournament
at the Special t:vents Center Tues-
day night. ·
With the victory, the seCOQd·
seeded Sunbirds (20· JO) advance
to the GSAC semifinals Saturday
10 take on No. 3 seed Westmont.
No. 1 Azusa Pacific and No. 4
Point Loma Nazarene square off
in the other semifinal at Whittier.
Todd Anderson led SCC (14-17)
with 17 points and a game-high. 10
rebo unds. Eric Carmichael
chipped in with 16 points 'and
eight rebounds. •
For Fresno Pacific, Ty Amund·
se n poured in 25 points, including
17 in the first half. Brother Tim
added 20 points and Tim Butler
ESTANCIA
fro• P•90 5
cing be tter."
Junior Ga lvi n Yanagisawa, pro·
jcc1ed to start either ·in left field
or al second base, apd junior Jose
Cabrera are also returning playe rs.
Yanagisawa, small (5-foot-811.!,
135 pounds) but fiery with a solid
work ethic, batted .260 last season
and is defensively sound. Cabrera. '
the Eagles' first baseman last sea·
son, is expected to move to the
outfield , allowing sdpbomores Joe
Hennan and Steve iiaker and jun·
ior Rocky Schiefelbein to battle iJ
out for the. regular< job at first.
Cabrera,,wpo hit .260 as a soph·
omore, is also projected to be the
Eagles' No. 2 starter. He and Jairo
Arceyut will probably rotate be·
tween right field and the mouncf.
Herman, whose bat will earn
pim a spot in the lineup, either at
first, catcher or OH, hasgood size
MUSTANGS
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had 18 points, eight rebounds and
eight assists.
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MAUTIMI
Frano P<1cir1e, 60-36.
l·point goals: SoC&I Colleie -H)'de '.2,
Carmkh.aer 2, Plchns 1, Kuipers 1; Fresno
P.iclflc -'Ty. Admundsen 2, Tl. Admundsen
2. Ttchninl fouls: none.
and tools behind the plate, but
wi ll need to wait another year to
catch full -time until Pedro Arceydl'-
graduat'es.
"He's the best backup catcher in
Orange . County," Troxel said of
Herman, an all-league center on
Estancia's football team.
Senior Mike Pawinski, a Costa
Mesa transfe r, hasn't played base·
ball since his sophomore year, but
he's expected to open the season
at thi rd base.
Right-handed pitchers Kent Bai-
ley (junior), Mike Aguirre (senior)
and George Myers (junior} could
help the Eagles this s~ason 'in
bullpen. Senior outfielder James
Wrigley will fill' i[l and could con-
tribute in the clulch.
According to Troxel, Trabuco
Hills and Laguna Hills will once
again be the PCL's top title con·
tenders, with Century perhaps
being Estancia's greatest challenge
for the third and final playoff spot.
Brl
Senior Juon Bmicy had (our ~ RBI, three bits. stole two base1 and •
struck out both bitten he raced 10
earn his fina save as tbe host
Southern California Colleae bue·
ball team 91'li1 a doubleheader Tuesday against
Northwood University.
Brmcy doubled home two in a scven·run
founh, then (anned the final tWO in 8 7-3 sec·
ond-garnc victory, which avensed a 5.3 first·
game loss. keyed by a pair of unearned runs in
the seventh to break open a 3·3 deadlock.
Rick Homutoff came on in relief to earn his
first win of the year for sec. before giving way
to Brissey in the s~venth.
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SOCAL COLUOI 7, NOllTHWOOD ~
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lmwy (7) Md MIU.r. W-Hom;itoff, 1-0. l -Mc<:oullwn1. S-lrllMf (~). 2a-1<1uey ISCO.
Vanguards ioflball sweeps pair
Beth Howard tossed a five-inning
perfect game and two Southern ~·
California College softball plaxers . · ~
collected six hits eac~ in the dou·
bleheader, as the visiting Vanguards swept
Whittier, 11-5 and 24-0, in non-conference ac-
tion at Joe MiUer Field in Whittier.
In the second game, Howard struck out nine
while facing only 15 batters, and sec (9-3)
used 18 singles and 11 walks to thrash the
Poets ( 1-8).
In the opener, junior A,my Lewis ignited
SCC's rally with a two-run home run in the
first inning, her first--cver round-tripper th at
cleared the fcn~e. to stake the Vangu:trds to a
2-0 lead. Shannon Saylor earned the victory.
SOCAL..COLLIOI 11, WHmlla I •
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SOCAL COLLIOI 24, WHm11a 0 ·
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Howatd •nd MMtno; 5diM!der~Nun11 (J) ~ SlllJw1. W-Howatd, S·•· l-Sd11wl .. , 1-1. 21-LMs ISCO. good wheels, will probably play
left ficld 'and also pitch. "He's the
,, •• P•1• 5 second fastest runner on the team DCC fals to Golden West, 9-5
expected to patrol center field and behind Chatman,"-Deats said. ' Poor defense by Prange Coast x
bat leadoff. "He's got a lot of talent. I don't College allowed Golden West to .•
Senior Jeff Niebling, quarter· know if he realizes how much po· score three unearned ru ns in the
back and linebacker on the foot· tential he's got." fifth inning and take the leaa, as
ball team, didn't play baseball last Seniors Eric Estrella can play the hosJ Rustlers defeated OCC, 9-S, in Or-
season, but should fill the void at anywhere in the outfield or infield, ange ange Empire Conference baseball Tues-
shortstop, pitch a few inpings and junior Joey Arce can play any· day. •
back up Schroeder behind the · where but catcher, and junior Josh With one on and two out in the fifth, GWC
•ULY m lead c plll
Scott MacDcrmott wu 3 for 4 with one RBI,
Richard Ernst had a double and a pair of Nns·
scored, and Chris Yakura hid a two-run triple
for the Bu« In the fourth, givina OCC a 3-2
lead.
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~ Orange Coast College's men's
tennis team hammered host South·
western Tuesday afternoon in a
rain make-up, ~on-conference ...
match, 9-0, improving the Pirat~s to 2·1 overall.
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((>CC) ct.I. Saluat·SWwM\ .. 2. 6-1.
V1111111art11 men Ill In tennis
Cal State Los Angeles' men's
tennis team was a 9-0 victor on . • .la
Tuesday at Costa Mesa Tennis ~
Club, dropping host Southern Cali·
fornia Coll ege to 3-6 overall, while improving
its own mark to 6-0.
Sinai•• lead Slllors, 11 %-91h ,. The Newport Harbor High boys
tennis, team opened its season
Tuesday with a singles-dominated
victory over non-league visitor Foot· ----
hill, l 1¥.l·9Vl.
Sophomore Geoff Abrams, Jeff Thomsen
and Yusuk.i Kojhna each sw~pt in singles for
the Sailors, w~o dropped the Knights to 1-1.
It was a tuneup match ·for Abrams, the No.
2-ranked player in the SCTA 16's, who meets
No. I ·ranked Kevin 'Kim of Sunny Hills today,
at the Sunny Hills Racquet Club.
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Southern California College's Ed ...... Bowling, who earned a spot in the _. ..,..
NAIA national track and field meet __;T;...... __
last year, won the high jump evenl
last Saturday at a non-scoring meet at the Uni·
versity of La Verne with an effort of 6-4¥1.
Other SCC highlights from the meet in·
eluded Jason Schaefer's victory in the 1,500
meters with a personal best time of 4:8.1.1 8,
and freshman Jennife r Moser, who won the
women's high jump by clea~fog five feet even.
SCC competes this'Saturday at the Cal Poly
Pomona fnvitational.
OCC's club Ice hoekey team hot
Orange Coast College I• Hock· ~
ey Club members are on a winning
streak after beating Fresno State • ~
last weekend at Fresno, 8·5, and
UCLA, 10-1, last Saturday night at home at
the Ice Capades Chalet in Costa Mesa.
Larry Cahn and Chris Banner each had two
goals against Fresno, while other goals were
scored by Greg Holley, Chad Zarley, Brad
Friedman and Todd Morton.
Against UCLA, David Olass earned a three-
goal hat trick -his first goal unassisted, his
second assisted by Alex Zacho~ and his third
goal off assists by Steve Bahler an.r:i Danner.
Mike Iran also earned a hat trick. His first
goal was assisted by Zarley and Cahn, his sec·
ond by Cahn and Friedman and the third was
unassisted.
CdM golfers rod to 40-stroke win
I Senior Craig Welker earned med· ----
alist honors wifll a 41, while Corona • /
del Mar High teammates Jenny flil:I
Glas~ow, Jim Ke ane and Scott -. ---
Bem is fired a 42, as host CdM d~feated Aliso
Niguel by 40 strokes (210-250) in a non-league •
golf match Tuesday at the Newport Beach
Country Club.
CORONA DIL MAil 210, ALISO NIOUIL 210 ·
Non-le.ave • (II Newport kadl C:O..n1JY0ub)
MecWisb W.tktt (CdMl, •1: 2. Cl.uaow (CdM), 42; :S. k"'ll ICdMI, 42; 4. ice-(C4MJ. 42; S. SMt.-clfto IC~. 0 1 6.. l«k ICclMI, ....
sec. women romp In tennis
DoulllH: Kou·~ <NHI 1o~uo •-.u,.c. 2,., 1o11·10 • The Souttiern Cal Colle$,e
H-.1-s1«11. 6-7, .,, un-0.t.111, 1-4; U1m.vi-wt.i1e 1N1111ot1. '"· °"· women's tennis team (5·6) easily '• .la
-· "'41 Slms-••ns-<NH) 1o11. 1"· ~"· 34 handled host Chopman University ,,,-cdM nett.rs ban p...,. v•n•y Tuesday, as Wendy Andoe and
U811U aua Gathi Smith won in singles and doubles in a 7·
Corona del Mar High sophomore ----2 non-conference triumph.
Tyler Stonebreaker and freshman • .la -~p_laht_e·-~~~~~~=~=~-D~n~t~c~~~l~d~w~in_d~u~p~·~a~s~t_h_ecM~u~s~-~~7~-6~o~v~e~l-l~~~"~~~k-~~ot~e
1---e ice an sop omore angs secon aseman. 1 er of back-to-back infield errors, which. resulted in
Eri c Hernandez, both right.' Arce or Cant will play second the go-ahead run. OCC starter1 Kyle Wilson (O·
hunders, will see their share of in· base. "We have a lot of kids who 3), who allowed all nine runs (five earned) in ni~s on the mound. Rice can also· will play three or four positions, six innings, suffered the loss. Reliever Jon Kor-
ploy infield positions. and that gives us some flexibility," zen gave up one hit and struck out four in two
James-Stauffer yieldcd--just three ,,,,__ Dlep-181--ftllllng
games apiece in sweeping their sin·
•
Nl'WflOaT LANDING -I boal. U &ngkt'I. > ullco ~u. >
~ !Mu. 21 KWlpift.
Junior Du stin DeMaio, who has Deats said. innings for OCC (3-7, 0-2).
gles matches, while No. 1 doubles tandem Paul
Fruchbom and Roberto Intriago lost only four
games to lead .the visiting· Sea Kings (2·0) to a
16Vl...W, boys tennis triumph over Dpistrano
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WOOD THE PETlTI?N requests 9100 of the Ca!lfornl1 Pro-ZONA TO THE AllOV• Escrow No. Valt.y School Olattlct ol Or· P\lrctlaalng of the District. Businau Nam I PubUshad Newport BHch-ney Place, Newport Beach.
CASE NO A 172001 lhe decadent 1 WILL and bate CQde The lime for 111-NAMED RESPONDENT· 75904-RC ange CoUnty, California will No blddtt may withdraw above on: 1·20-94 Colla MHa Dally Pilot CA 92660
To all heirs· beneficiaries codlcils. II any. bt admitted Ing c1armi wlll not expire Fr•nk S•m: eddrH~ Notice Is htf#bY given to =~v• bJ~~ u~ ~ 'Md '':; hi• bid tor a l)efiod ol lor1y· Rangamaatar Goll Ent•· February 16, 23, March 2, Sandra J. Woltl, 194S Por1 cred"tors contingent crad~ to probal1. The will and before lour m0nth1 from (unknown) credltora of 'the within 10 1 4 • t th · Di ~JI five (45) daya afttt the dale prl111, a California ganefal 9 1994 Carney Newpor1 Beach, CA 1 • any coalclls 11e available the hearing date nollced • named 1ellar that • bulk • • • • c set tor the opening tha<eol. partna<ahlp • • 92660 '°"·and par.One who may lor examfnatlon In the file above. YOU ARE HEREBY SUM· Nie 11 aboUf lo be made ol BUllria11~.17210 Oak The Board of Trustaea r• By: LKBO Corp., a Callfor· Wt&l Thia bu1ln111 11 con· olh1rwl1e be Interested In kept by the court. YOU MAY EXAMINE the MONEO arid required to the assets ducrlbtd SttHI, Fountain Valley, Cal· MNff the privilege ol r• nla corJ>Ofatlon, a general PUBLIC NOTIC! ducted by: an lnd1vlduat the win or estate, or both. THE PETlTION requests Ille ka t b the court. 11 app-aw and defend In the below , ltomla. ~ng any and all bids or partntt The reglslranl(•) com-~: JOSEPti WILLIAM atJthOrity to admlnlltlf the are 1 P park Interest~ above entllled action within The ~ and businen At I.hit llma, date and to waive any lnagularitiea By: Daniel 0. L..ana, Pr9"" Ptctltloue manced to ttansact busl·
OOD es1at1 under the lndepen. the Htate, you may Illa TWENTY (20) DAYS, exclu-addresses of the .. nar are: place, bids will beJ::'ldy or lnformallllft In any bid dent .......... Name nest und., the Aclltlous
A PETITION l\as been denl Admlnlllration of ~· with the couri a formal R• ~~~~h!i~r'·t~' ~·; AMERICAN FL.EX CIRCUIT ~~ ~~~ "Roo'r or In bidding. Thi• statement Wal filed Statement Bu1lne11 Name(•) llsted
wlla\•1 'a11Act.th(Thll .~~rrty quest for Special Notice ol Arizona Of wlthl~ ~I~~ OF LA., INC., A CAUFOR· ING" u lndica~ 'In ~ l'9Md1 /II •ETTY with lhe County Clerk.._~1 The following persona are above on: 11-16-93 ow • per..,..., rep-the flllng of an lnvtntoty 30) DA• S I I NIA CORPORATION aALDWIN Director of Orange County on FaUfU" doing b slness H ' Sandra J.•Wolff resentatlva to take maoy and appralul of estate u-( Y • exclusve 0 the The location In Cahlomla Bid Speclllc~tlona. Bid doc· Purc ha~I • Co•sl ary HI, 1994. AMERICAN MAiLING & This 1tatem1nt was flied
actlons wlth~ut8 ~blain~ 1et1 or ol any peUtlon or ~~~1°1w~~~··~~·~~~e ~~ ol the chlafex.acutlve office ~'t1.:"!t l~:~'°&~ Communuv'' Coll•t• _ )H '.938 PRINTING SERVICE, 1164 with lhe County Clerk ol ~Ur1c!ffrnovv.;y r:~r!ant ~:~', 2: 0f ~~If~~ Arizona. }f Hrvlca Is made o~:.~la~~·t~:ier all :c'e PurchHlng Depart· Dlat;lot ;ub:lsh~ Naw~lyB-;~ Nh9im Kr~":'SO:laca, Ana· ~~~~ounty on Januaty
actions however the pat• nl'• p bat Cod A R by pubhcatlon. s,rvlce Is oth bu51Mt• names WlCI ment l~ted at l7210 Oalc Opon: lleroh tO 01 a •11 a o • • F HAllOI lAWN-sona1 rePfatantaliva will be ct!.tt '~or 1 Speci:· Notice; complete THIRTY (30) addreun used by the Street, Fountain Vall.y, ca.. 1994 J 11 AM ' March 2. 11, HS, 23, 1994. Sharon Havrlluk, 2440 5H7M MOUNT OlM requited to glve notice to form 11 available from the OAYS aft., the dale of Miier within thraa yaatt be-(714) 143-3245 Bl 1110 1 '1&38 W179 Vl1la Nobelau Newport Published Newport Beach-~ • Motluiwy lnler11ted par1on9 unte11 FIRST PUBLICATION and I the d t such II I Each blcl mult be IC> " S.ectl, CA 82660· Costa Mtsa Dally Piiot ~ • ~ they hevt waived nbtlce or ~=r for the ~• • you must appear and d• ,':. or ;.~ad t~ ~'!companied by Certified B ~l•~•dM Naw~:lyrl PUILIC NOTICI Jr~org~ =lukN~ February 16, 23, March 2, "&rnng All Faiths" consented to the proposed lend within (30) DAYS buy« are: NONE heCt or Bidder's Bond ' c o1 asa •a o • .",...... 11 1994
action.) The Independent ti~ thereafter. The names and buslnall ua1 In amount to 101' ol P Ftt>Nary 23, March 2. ons11510M S.ach, CA 92e60 ' · Wle3 1625 Glsler 1drn!n4tratlon authorrty will WR.LIAM V. In order to appaat and iddrtsse• 01 the b er are· lhe total amount bid, uld 994. Flotlttpus Thia busln111 11 con-1 ________ _
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Cotta Mesa be granted unte11 an Inter· SCHMIDT, ESQ., cf1fend, you must Ille a AMTECH A CAufroRNIA check or bond 10 guaran-W156 •u•ln••• N•mo dured by: hu1band and PUBLIC NOTICE
540-5154 Hied person 11111 an ob-(10290381, &030 CAM· Dlopw rasponae or an1wer GENER.\L PARTNERSHIP 1 .. the bidder'• com •tatolftont wl • ••lliliiliiiii•••IJection to the pttitlori and PUI DRIVS NRPORT In writing with the Clark ol 1332 N EASTWOOD Av: a'nc:e wllh the tafma ot t PUIUC NOTICE The tottowlng 1*ton1 .,, The reg111ra11t(1) com-Fictitious
p CIPIC VIEW •hoW good ~u .. why the •EACH CA 92910. lhla Court. •~mpanlad by ENUE .SANTA ~ CA bid, and lhall be "'*' doing butlnela u · manced lo ttansact bull· •u•lnoss Neme
ME:.C,...AL ,AM cour1 lhould not grant Ult 2 n e (71t4) HS.22.80 lhe required filing Jee. Fall· 82701' ANO BEN MAESE payable to tile School • ons1 t 4H13 RAPiGEMASTER GOLF B:T undarN the (.Fl) ct:= Statomont authOflty. Ufa lo ao lppear and d• 684 HIGUERA ST IB SAN lrlct. Flctttlous ENTERPRISES 14 Cofpo-Mii ame 1 The following l)efaons ate
Clfnlt91Y . Mortuary A HEARING on the pet!-Publlah•d Newport fend wilt result In I Judo• LUIS 081SPO cA 9340t Purauant to Sec1lon 4 •u•lneu Memo rate Plau, N~ BMch, above on: 01!04/94 dolftil buslnaH u :
Chapel • Ctarnatory tlon wlll be held on MARCH Beach-Colla Meu Diiiy ment by default being ran-The ...... lo be sold .,. of the Govemment c of l tatotnont CA 92eeC> Sharon Havriluk ART BY THE SEA & THE
3500 Pacific View Ortve 31, 1994 at 1:45 P.M. In Piiot March 2, 3, '· 1914. direr egalmt you f()( Iha described In general u : the Slat• ol California the The followlng peraons are Rangarnutar lnYatlorl, I ::i· ~·t~ w~I· :1~ FRAME SHOP, 511 E. Bal·
Newport 8Md'I Oapt 703 located at 34t Wthln = requaeted In the PeU· FURNITURE "FIXTURES contract Wiii conC.in~'Pfovl-doing butlna1111: c.tllornla limited partntt· Of County on J::.. .. ~ boa Blvd., Newport Beach, .... .,. The City Drive South, Of· · . EQUIPMENT' AND INV~ Ilona pennlUlng IUC· 1) ~EWPORT DIAGNOS.. 1hlp, 14 Cofootate Plaza. ~ -·-1 CA 92661 111•••••••11 ange, CA 92668. PUBLIC NOTICE t You are requittd1 by law TORY OF STOCK 1.H CHSfUI bidder to M• TIC CENTERj b) NEWPORT Newll9'1 Beach, CA t2eeo 29• 1 • PSH?ea Andrew G. Walsh, 425 E.
--... It=" YOU OBJECT TO the o aarva a copy o your r• TRADE and art located al: MCutlSiat for CAROIO Tt:StlNG CEN· U<BO Cofp., (CallforNa), Bay Ave.,' Newport Beach,
n511"" I granting of the petition, you IN THa aponae °' anawer upon the 17091 DAIMLER STREET, wlt.hheld by the tt1ct to TER, INC .• c) t(EWPORT 14 Cofporallon Ptua, New· Publlahad Newport Beach· CA 8281 llLL •MIW&Y shOuld appaat at the hear• I UP•RIOll COURT Petitioner, and such r• IRVINE. CA 82714 enaure perfolmanc:e under CAROIO TfSTING CEN-port Bead\ CA 92MQ Co11a Mata Dally Pilot Thia "u1ln111 la con-
M C Ing and 1ta1a yo111 ob-0 , 11ta ITATE 1POflM °' answw ahoUld lha bua1neea neme UMd the c:ot*act TfR; d) NEWPORT NU. Thia bu1ine11 11 co"" FebNaty 18, 23. March 2, dUctad by: an lndlVldual ortc:~:lon Mpel ~ O! Ill• written ob-0 1' AlllZONA IN ~~rec e:J'!lows: by the .... at thet toe. TM bOard of Tl'UlteH ,. CLEAR MEDICINE CEN· duded by: a general part• 9. 1994. The ragl1t11nl(I) com-W1th the court t>.-AND POii nta am, "'"5 N. !Ion ts· AMEfUCAN FL.EX MrW9 the rtaf1t to retect TEA: a) NQYPOAT META-nerlhlp • W 114 mancad lo tr...act bull· 110 Broadway ora the hMl!nv. YOVI ap-COUNTY OI' Mth ST.. Phoenix, AZ., CIRCuir tllfy ai,cS all 'bldt llwf '° BOUC !MASINO CENTER. The regl1t1ant(1) com-t ,,... JMldat tt)e P'lc11tkxl'I
Coeta MoM paarance may bJ In person llAIUCOPA ~ I d b .. The anelcloalad dale of waive any lrregulerlty .we. 203, 1441 Avocado menced lo ttanaac:t ~ • PUBLIC NOTICI Bu1lnau Nama(1) liated Ml-t111 °'by 'fOVI attorney. ce 1 ma • Y pu .... the txAk ult II Mlldl 18 !herein. The right Is"'°,.. Avenue, Newpof1 Beacft. ,,... ~ the FlC1llloul above on: Ot/26193
11•••••••• IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR In ro tho Maniato of llcatlon, a copy of the Patl· 111M 11 the otnc. of 9~ Ml'Yad by the Boefd of Ca11tom1a t2teq. Buslne1a Name(1) llated ont1 t4HM Andf8'41' C. Wallh
--------Ywonn• I •"'• potJ. tlon and other papers filed ROW ESCAOW co. !!01 Truaaeea to .-OS lleml Newpoft DlegnOaUc Center above on: February 28, P1otltlou• Thia ... temtnt w11 llled
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PUIUC NOTICll Drive, Weit, Santa AN. IF ~6~.Je ... ~~EDITOR 24, 1994 et 1'45 P.M. In ' fault end Eie<:llon to Seti th411'1 c..i•h 11 accepi.ct. LffWAAO L,NE WWPORl lederll »'MQS llld IOan attO· NOTIClOf TIIUITlf'IUlf
C1llloml1, 01'1 ti'arch 4, Of a c:ontlflOWll cttdllOt of ~. 703 located It 341 FlctJtJoMa lhareund er recorded lh4f Tru1tH may w11t1hold BEACH, CA 92110 The undef • aaoon, tlVll'l'S l!toctlllon, Cl! YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 1994, .at the hoUt ol 8:00 tl\e 0.CMMCI you mu•t me TM Clly Oflve Soult!. Or· euatnHa N•me tt1n 11993 in Book the •11uan~• 01 '"' lllDllN Trlll• ~ 111y wings l>aJ1 s~nn ieo-DER A DEED Of TRUST OAT£0
A.M,. or H eoon lhete1ner YOUf cl1lm with the court ange, CA 82668. Statement Paoe ln1l fl 91·7796oS Tru•ttre'1 O•ed Ufllll llblllly IOI "Yr lncofr~ of lion !1102 of N FNneiil Codt 11 IS-91 UNLESS YOU TA!lf aUPUIOR COURT II CO\insel may be heatd, and mail ,_ copy to the Pet· IF' YOU OBJECT TO lhe The lollowl peraOl'ls 118 ot said Ottec11I Ae(;ord1, lund1 become available IM i ntt ltddMI wi• 011« ~d 1ut11orllad fo do btnlotSs ACTION TO PROTECT VO\Jfl Ofl CALIFORNIA at which lil!W Petllloner will aon•I representaUve •P· granting ol the petition. you doing buslne'5 ... will Sell on 0312311994 a110 lh• payee or endo,.H e common llnianltlon w 111y In 1111$ st.all) AL tri• n0111111ont PROPiATY. IT Jl./.Y 8£ SOLO
cpUltTY OF ORANGE apply f0t an order dec:tat· POinled by the court within 1h0uld a,ppeat at the heat· CARSTEN CONSTRUC. I 00 PM al the North •• a mattef ol t1gh1 tllown IWMI. fllt totil 1mouni tol7anct to !Ill COUNTY AT A PUBLIC SALE. If VOU
In the Matter of the I~ and Htabllshlng HUN· lour month• lrom !he date Ing Ind tlale your ob-TION. 3129 Pierce St., lr~nt entr•nce 10 the Said Hie will be made, 011\t unpaid .Dllllncle ol IM OC>-COURTHOUSE, 700 Cl'llC Ctnttr NEEO AH fXPL.AHATION OF THt
Propoaod Aacertaln-Tl GTON BEACH INOE· ol llrst llluanoe 01 the let· 'ec:tlons or Ille w1l1tel'I ob• Costa Mesa, CA 92626 County CourthOYH, 70Q but w1thou1 cov~nanl or ""alloll llCIKed !IV tilt Pi'~ Orlvi Wesl Santa Ml CA al NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS
menl and lhl•bllah-PENDENT as I newspaper Itta as provided In H<:tion ectlon1 with lh• coul1 be-Willlam James Carst~ Civic C•ntet Onve We11 warranty, ••pren or im-t;;' tie sold and rwonabll ts~ t"'t\l title a/Id flltrtsl convtytd AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD .. of general clroutatlon 101 9100 ol the CaUlo la po-ore the hearing. Your ap· 3129 Plet St C 1' Santa Al\11, CA at public piled r egardi ng 1111e, · -w d CONTACT~ LAWYER
ment Of HUNTING· the Clly of Huntington bate Code. The ti~~ IOf rfll. pearanc:e may be 1n person Mesa CA 9~:26 .. 01 a aucllon, lo the highest po11e111on or enc um mated costs, tXC*lstt .:~~ to and nor lleld br II un er SJ~ On 3·15-94 at 10 00 am •
TON ~EACH INDl!PEN· Bench, County QI Orange, Ing claims Wiii not expire or by your attorney. This• b\J'siness Is con· btdder lor caah (payable brance1 to H t!•IY lh• m· •ancet at 1111 tllN ol Oted ol rust "' 171• proPf(., Foreclosure Consurtants Inc as
DENT •• a Newapa. State ol Calitomla. · ~lore lour month•· from IF vou ARE A CREDITOR ductea by· an ln'fl'vldlllll at 11'• ume ot aate IA law· debledou1 "secured by Pilblleatlon o1 llt Nollcl of Ull situated 111 said Couniy. Calolor· tne duly aPPOlllteo Trustaa un·
pet of Qenar•I Clrc ul•· DATED: February t 4, the hearing date noticed or a conllngenl creditor of Th• reglstranl (s) com-flll n1oney ot the l/mted 111d Deed . advances .. : $233,223.U Ill lddl1ion • nla desorlllllllJ Ille lalld tnmln. der and pursuant 10 Oted 01 Uon. 1994 above. lhe decea$ed, yOv mual Ille menced 10 transact bvsi· States I all r1yh1 title. thereunder with int'ere•• c:1111 IM Trus* • ICCIPt A lOT 19. BLOCK 3!1 OF RESUB· Tri!il Recorded on HS-92 as.
N0.1 AS0479 • • FRANCIS E. SMITH YOU MAY EXAMINE the your claim -11Yith the c.out1 ness under the Aetitlotls-and Interest, conveyed to •• provided therein, ano Ciilii.i't dllClt drtwn on I•• DIVISION Of CORONA OEL Document No 92·026770 SOCll NOTICE OF HEARi NO AND ROBERT F TYLER Ille kepi by the coun. 11 you and mall e copy to the per· Business Name(s) ll$ted and now tleld by 11 ~nder U'le unpaid pr1nc1p;;1 ot Of' nalloriMllll\t a dllClt .._ MAR-IN THE CITY OE JtEW· . Paat •• 01 OtllGI» Records In..
011' PETITION TO 8 V • FRANCIS E are a person Interested In son al represenlal)ve ap. above on· 1985 Hid Deed ot Ttust m the the '10'• secwed by &au.I !IV uta• or le4«11 crtcllt Ul\lon PORT BEACH COUNTY Of OR· ltle ofhoe ol In• Reoonfer of Or· • • the estate you may Ill• pointed by the court within Will m J, me Ca ste property 111uated in said deed with mtereat \here-or 1 chec* drlW!I !IV 1 stall or ANGE STATE Of CALIFORNIA C Ci!lr 11 ASCERTAIN ANO SMITH, Allornev• for wltti the c:ou" a formal Re· four months from the dllte Thl~a sta:!ime'n• ~as "med Coun1y and State and on as pro:ided in u1d ftdtrll llW\Ot and loan •o-AS PER MAP RECO~OEO IN ange ountv. tel S orSta'rs ••:~
ESTABLISH THE Petitioner quest for Special Notice of of flrat Issuance ol the lot· with the County Cle)k , 01 dH cribed as tottow• Nole tees. char9e11 and c:lallon IM)gl llSodallon OI BOOIC • PAGE 67 Of MISCEL· cultd byd Dav T • 1 , 8TAHDINQ OF Published Newport tho llllng ol an Inventory ters as provided ii'! aectlon o 8 County on January EXHIBIT "A" e•pense• ol •he trustee sMnoi '*Ill speclftld ~ Sec-~EOUS MAPS RECORDS OF unmarr1t man.-as rr O
"HUNT(NOTON BEACH Beach·Costa Mesa Dally and appraisal or estate as· 9100 ol the CaJllomla Pro· 2~94 Lot s ol Traci No 3749 I nd ot the busts Cfeated llon 5102 of lie Ananc:lal Code ORAtlGE COUNTY Tilt street WSunlwel SsEILLBaAnTkP. UaBsLICBeAnU•CT= INDEPENDENT" AS Pll t F br 2 1 1 tir bate Code. The time ror Ill· ' In the Clly ol Cos1a by aa1d Deed of Tru1t l o e uary 4, ~5. 26, sa s or o any pe ion Of Ing clafms wiH not expire F596 326 Mesa County of' Orange Standard Tr ust' Oe11d and lltlllot'Wd IO do business address a11d oll er common TO THE. HIGHEST BIDDER fOf\ A NEWSPAPER OF 28. Matl:h I, 2, 3, 4, s. 7. acc~unl JJo pro~dedc \~ before lour months from Published Newport Beach· State ol Cahtomia, H pe; service Company, u ~ 1111 stn. In lie event llndef designabon. ir ally, of 111• teal CASH (p&Yable at tim• 01 sale In
GENERAL \ l994. r:~1~"Probate &,dee A ~e lhe hearing date noUced Costa M'esa Oaity Rllot Jan-Map ,.ecorded 1n Book Trustee 2600 S1anwell otlllr ltlan Cllll Is ICCIO•d. Ill property Oescflbed above IS lawful money or the United
CIRCULATION th418 q~est lor Spedal ·Nolle~ above. . uary 23, February 2. 9, 16, 131, Pages 20 10 23 1n Drive. Su1Je 200 Con-TruS* ITll'f wt!Mold Ille lssu· purported to be The property States by cash a cashier's
(Qovernment•Code PUBLIC NOTICE form Is avalrable from the YOU MAY EXAMINE the 1994. elusive M1Scellaneoua cord CA 9<Hi20 ('ifOI anca of tilt TN,!tll't OMd unll ltertt .. '.~re described .is being cll'eck drawn by a statt or na·
Secllon 80081 court olerk Ille kept by the coul'\. llJou F523 Maps In m e Oll1ce ol 1103·7J40 ey Sllaron. L tuncts ii.::orn.°""allabll to ltwl sold ·a~ .;· 117 IRIS AVfNUE . uor.al t>ank, a cnec~ oraW!l by a
DATE: Merch 4 1994 DSC 2005 Attorn~y for the Pell· ata a person lnlereste In the County Recorder 01 t<eane. Au1s1an1 Secre· payee or •ndorst1 • a matter CORONA DH '.IAR. CA Sfneh· stale or federal aec111 union pr a
TIME· 9•00 AM NOTICE OF 1 the estale. you may life PUBLIC NOTICE said C'8u"tv.· together l<Jry Dated 02118119'!4 101 rlghl. Said sale w111 bt madej aary Pnone (7t4) £44 8121 check drawn by a s~te or lederaf P · · 0 • • I oner: with tfla court a lormal Re· w11ti that port um ol ttie ASAPl 17715 bur wllllout covenanl or wa/3 Benetlc·ary ·GARY o BARN· savings and roan assoctal'JOn _ · EPT: 7 3 PETITION TO CHARLES ~· CURREY, quest tor Special Notice ol Fictitious · alley abuu1n9 said tand 3~. 319 3/16 ra111y UD'IS1 or lmOlltd Hill ' lR~HE 1s1i savmg.s associauon. or savings GIV~~Tl~E1 It~ ~~~~~ • ADMINISTER ESQ., (ll'20844).1 155t lhe filing ol an Inventory Buslneaa.Hame on the Sout1ieas1 as PUBLIC NOTICE (egatdlng dDe possession or SEAOR fFT OR CORO~A OH bankspec1hetlinseCtlon,,5102ol 8 e ESTATE OF: N. TUSTIN AV&., S'{E and appraisal ol e,:itate as· Statement abandoned by the C11y ot tncuml>fances' to saos"" t:'.t · · the Fmancial Code and autllor• ROWAN has filed his verl· T HEODORE K COOK ·aso SANTA ANA CA sets or ol 11ny peti11on or The tollowlng persons are Costa Mesa by a ~esotu· • '7 MAR, CA 92625 Tllf under· 1rec1 IO do btlstneS$ ll'iJnlS state+
lied P~ltlon In tile Dbo..:e-aka THEOnORE 92701 (714) 541·l 908 account as provld&d In doing business as: • t•on ol the C119 Council . NOTICE lndjtblldness secured !IV Uld sJQntd TrustBe·Cl~cJa,ms any U· A.I' Ille front ent,raoce to suite
enlltled procee~lng re· KENARD COOK p 11 h d section 1250 or the Calllor· DJB fNSrRUMENTS 5581 recorded March 4 191l6 l OANNO 11-Cl92JllGALKI-• Deed. a~anoes llltreuncler. at>1~ty for any 111correctneh of 160 SJOt Kaiser Boule'lard
quesllog that 1ti.e Court ub s e Newpo.rt nla Probate Code. A ~e-Reno #3, Huntington as Instrument No 86· CONY With lo18rtst as provided Ille s1reet address and otMr Anahe1mH1Us CA9280Ba811gnt
make and enter •ls <;>1der •k• TED COOK Beach·Costa Mesa Dally quest lor SpecTal Notice Beach, CA 92649 o 8 6 1 5 J 0 1 o 11 1 c 1a1 OTHER RH 111.ereln. and Ole unpaid ptlndl>af common deslgna11on, It any, Ulle and interest conveyed to
and decree ascl!rtainlng CASE NO.A17200? Piiot February 23. 24, loim Is available from Ille Timothy s. McFadden. Record ti except ing T.a. NO.f-10771 olthlnot1securtdby$alddeed shoWTI herein. Sald1sa!e wiA bt and now held f1oJ 11 under said
and establishing HUNTING· To all heirs. beneficiaries, Marcti 2, 1994. court cterk. 5561 Reno #3, Huntington the~elrom lhcs1 portion Iv· A.P, NUMBER: 117·731-15 Yo1tn lnllrest Olereon •· P<O-made, but w1ttlout covenant or Deed 01 Trl.ISt In Ille Pfoperty
TON BEACH tNDEPENj creditors, conliogenl credl· Wlhl70 Attorney for the Pet l· Beach CA 92649 mg Northerly and Easier· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN-vlded.ln said Noll, !en, charges warranty ixpressecl or lmptletJ 9ltuatecl In said County CahlOl·
DENT as .• newspaper o tors. and p11rson~ who may tloner This 'business Is con· ly ot 11\e tollowing de DER A DEED Of TRUST DATED and eiJlnses of Illa trusllt and regarding Ode possession oi ma oesaibi !tie land ih~eJn· ~TneraJ ~1rc:~lat11on 1gr thhe othe~\se be lnlere~ted In PUBLIC NOTICE E AVERY CRARY ducted by: an indlvldual scribed line Beginning Seplember 27, 1991 UNLESS ol ltwl trusts cru llcl by said encumbrances: to pay tnt rt-A p N 4~·0l l ·O• c~Yi1o~n-la u7nnga~~orde:ncce 6~~ THEg~(,~~tek orc~ci~ DSC 2589 ESQ (#41298) • The reglstrant(s) com· at the most Easterly YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO. Deed ollrusl malnlng prlnc!pal sum of 171• ·rne street address and-oltllr
with the provtslon of Sec aka THEODORE KENAAD. NOTICE OF MES.EAVE MUMPER & menced to transacl ·busl· common corner 01 lo~~ 5 TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT Oattd. 02/l.tl19!M nata(s) stcured by sala Deed ol common designation II any ol
h • • ness under the Fictitious and 6 ot said Traci "'o MAV 11£ SOLO AT A PUBLIC DUALITY LOAN $f RVICf Trust, with Interest Ulereon n ti\ t rty descrlbeo ·~e~t ~O:e ~I dahlo~n~~~rn· C~O~Ea,.~~lbE~ ~~~K been PETITION JO ~~~~~5.; ~~~00 ~~~ Business: Nama(s) listed !~49an'~1: c~~~~r 11~t.':~~ SAU If VOU NEEO AN EXPl.4· CORI'., A.f TRU8TEE 1651 provided In saJd note(s), 'ad· ab~v:': p!r~d 10 be 504
Petitioner alleges. In sub· filed ~Y LI.NOA ROGERS In • ADMINISTER 6 0 0 1Rv 1 NE c A a~~~~~ns~~cFadden wester~ sicfeune 01 ·uid ~~ETIO~Rg~ernfN~T~:iN~ ~ FO~Zr:'.,!'~r;2;g:rf vances. II 1J1y, ul)ddr ~• terms camabon Avenue. Newpofl stance In said Pe111ion that the Superior Court ol Calf· ESTATE OF: • • Thi 1 1 1 n d alley ttu:nc:-: south 9 00 ~ ,.$AN ,....., of 171• Deed 61 Trust, esdmated eeacti. CA 92662 HUNTINGTON BEACH IN· fomia, County of ORANGE. HETTY~. LARKIN 9271,5 (714} 474·8995 s 8 8 eme~t wal!rk1 eol reel along the Soulher'IV YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A (7f4) 285·9962 BY. TERRY lee,, charges and upenm ol • Tile undersigned Trustee
DEPENDENT is a newspa· THE PETITION requests CAS,~ A171958 Published ' Newport o~'!'n •=eC;u~u ~n ~anua prolongat1on ol lhe" Eas L4WYtR ~USSELL.~S/StA.NTSEORE· tne Trustee and ol tile truSJS qo<;cla1ms any llabll1ty tot any
per of goneraJ c:lrculatlon that LINDA ROGERS be To allllllllWfi's, beneficiaries, Beac:h·Costa Mesa Dally 31 1g94 IY ry terly fine ol Silld Lot 6 Nobc:e or Truslee's Sale Under TARY Cleated by silJd Deed of Trust, 111correcrness ol the street aq·
published for the dis· appointed as personal rep-creditors. contingent' credl· Pilot February 23, 24. • · F596997 thence south 21• 31 uo Deed ollrust OPP 13416 3/2;1/9,3/T6194 tO·W'l $172 694 76 Esnmated oress and oltler common deslg·
seminalion ol local or tele-resonlative to administer tors. and persons who may March 2 1994. . East 11 oo 1ee1 to the Notice Is lleraey Qtven tflat PUBLIC NOTICE' b ued lntere~I ano al!d•DOJlAI nadon, it any, snown herein graphic news and Intel· the estate-of Iha decedent. otherwise bo Interested In ' Wth169 Published Newporl ~ea~h· point in )he centerline ol QUALITY LOAN SERVICE advances 11--any. wiu Increase Said sa1e WI~ be made. but w1tr1· ~gence ol .general charac-THE PETITl~N requests the wm or estate, or both. · Costa Mesa D~lly Pilol said alley, thence soutn CORP. as 1rustee. or successor NOTICE'1lf TRUSTEE'i·SALE tho<; ttgure pllor to sale THE out covenant or warranty ex·
ter In Iha Cny or Huntington Iha . decedents WILL and ol: HETTY S. LARKIN • P1'BLIC NOTICE March ~ .. 9. 16, 23, 1994. along said cen1er11ne to tiustBe, or substltutad Jrustee TltJe Oraur No. 809620·6 eENEFICIARY MAV ELECT TO p1essed' or Implied , ..1egardlng
Beach. County ol Orange, cOC11c1ls, fl any, be a<:fmltted A PETITION has been _ W180 11& 1flle,.uct1on w11h lhe pursuant to 17111 Deed of Trusl Trustee Sale No. 4882·38 SID LESS ·TtfAtL THE fUll 1!11e. possesslon. or encum
State of California, and has lo probat~. The will and flied by THO.MAS B. LAA· Flctllloua Southerly tme described tX8Qlted' by TIMOTHY o. Reference No CREDIT BIO The benehcia braoces to pay lhe rema1111ng
maintained a minimum cov-any cod1~1ls ljle available KIN, JR. in. the Superior Bualness Name PUBLIC NOTICE al;love Assessqrs Parcel BIGAU<E AND RllCKI J. BIG.AU<E " APt.# 052•062.1a under said Deed 01 Trust herZ pnnc1pa1 sum of Ille note(s) se
erao•. or such local or tele-for exam1nall<1Jt In lhe Ille Court of California, County Statement No 141 ·311·26 Recorded lMl7n991 Inst. No YOU· ARE IN OH AULT UN· 1 1 Ud a d d r e cl to cured tiy salo Deed ot Tru<st graphic news and Intel· kept by the court. of ORANGE. Th~ lollowing persons are NOTICE OF The street address and 9 42si 1 Ollldal Reco cl " · 0 ore execu n e rv re willl interest thereon as pro llgence of a general char· THE PETITION requests THE PETITION requests doin business as· TRUSTEE'S'SALE other common design&· 1·5• o r 5 OEn A OHO OF TRUST DATED tne unclerslQneo a wiltten Detla-vided 111rsaid note(S) advances
acter of not less ttian autho11ty to administer the that TH9MAS B. LARKIN PA WEST INFOSYSTEMS, ,UNDER DEED OF TRUST lion, 11 any ol the real II) Ille olllc:e of tile County Rt· 2/07~0 Om.~s;,rifiu TAKE ration ol Oelaull and Demand 11 an unoer Iha l!;ms 01 the twenty.five percent (25~) estate under the lndepen-JR. be appointed as per· 9428 Swift Ave Fountain • T s No CCM032077 prop e , 1 y des c nt> e d corder or ORANGE Couoty, ACTION TO P T YOUR lor Sale, and a wnnen Notlee ol Oeel 1 Trust. estimated tees of lls total published Inches dent Admlnlsiration ol Es· sonal represenlatlve to ad· vane~ CA 1)2108' Loan No above 1s purpor1ed 10 be CalJlornla, and pursuant to l!le PROPERTY, IT 1-/oAY SE SOLD Default and Elecilon to Seu. The ch • 0 nd nses 01 11lt
during each • year of the tat as Act. (This authority minister the estate of the Brian' c. Ehlers. 9428 Swift 9935 7&6· 7t00NALDSON 2702 San Lucas Lane Notice of OeJautt and Election lo AT A PUB~IC SALE IF YOU undersigned caused said Notice Tr~~!ii a;ll 01 ~~uusts cseat.eo
three vear period Im· will allow the personal 1ep· decedent. Ave., Fountain VaUey. CA Oltler Rel ·• ......_ Costa Mesa, CA 92646 SeU lllereundtr recorded NEED AN EXPLANATION. OF ol De!ault and Election to Sen to b 1 O ol Trust to·V.il
mediately prlO\. to the l•ling resentat1ve to take many THE PETITION reql/ests 927~ A P Number 141 ·312·28' The undersigned l rusl· 11nsn993 Inst .No 93· THE NATURE Of TtiE PRO· be recorded lo t11e collniy wtiera S~ F1°9ti~~ tmalfd Af.·
of he Petition: 'hat said ocuons without obtaJnlng lhe docedenrs WILL and This business 1s con. YOU ARE IN OEFAUL lee dlscla1ms anv l1ab1t11v 0795239 ol ~d Ollk:lal Re· CEEOl.,.GS AGAINST YOU, YOU ttie real property ts located and Cf 'e~ Interest a~ acldltional ad
newspaper has been In ex· court approval. Before tak· codicils. II any. be admitted ctucted by: an 1nd1111dual UN DE A A DEE D OF lot any incorrectnes~ 01 cords. wttl Seit on 03123/199'4 at SHOULtl CONTACT A LAWYER more 111an Ulree m~nt11s llave a~ce
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a!ly .-.1ncrease tfll•
1stence u.nder the specified Ing certain very lmpo11ant to prob_,a.t~. TM will and The reglstrant(s) -com-TRUST DA TED Nover;nber 111e stfeet addre~s ;snd 10:20.AM al IN FRONT OF THE on OJn 0194 at 10 oo AM ._etapstd "nee such rt~ori!atlon ~.gve 5 rior ,
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name 'HUNTINGTO~ ac11ons. however. tha per· any coglclls-_ are available menced to transacf busl· 6 1989 utJLESS YOU other common de~•.!Jna· FLAGPOLES AT THE MAIN EN· CHICAGO TITLE COMP.A.NY as 0ATE:02/10194 Tn c n'-i . • under sa•d
BEACH INOEPENDEN~ sonal representative w111 be for e>1amlnahon fn the file ness under the Ftclltiovs TAKE ACTION TO PRO· lion. 1llany shown l1ere· TRY ~REA TO THE PLACENTIA ttie duly a1>Petnled TtYSt~a un· CHl~CO TrTlE COMPAHY as De cl e 1~1 e ~~1··tolore e.xe du11ng the whole ol sard required to give notice to kept by lhe coun. Business Name(s) listed TECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT in • X CIVIC CENTER 40H11 EAST 0 ~ Cl i1rsuant 10 Dud 01 Tn1stt1 FORECLOSURE • 0 us ..
three .year per1od; 1tie said interested persons unle$$ THE PETITION requests above on: December 1993 MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· The 101a1 amo n1 of the CHAPMAN AVENUE PlACEN·lf~us~"Refotoecl 00 12114190 as SERVICE CEKTER 560 E HOS'· cuted ano deliveree ~e!e un
newspaper has a bona fide they have waived notice or authority to administer the Brian c. Ehlers . LIC .SALE IF vou NEED unpaid balan e of the TIA. CA.at public auction. 10 Cle 0 , • t ~io 90.657075 Book PITALITY LANE SAN · BER• oers111neo a 'A1inen f!~re" llst of paying subscribers consented to the proposed estate under the lndepen· This statement was Ned ~N EXPLAN ATION OF obhga11on secured by i..ri bdd r h( bit ocumen otOetau1tand Oemandtor .,.
and a substantial d1str1bv· aci1on.) The Independent dent Admlnl91ration ol Es· with the County Clerk ot THE N,A TURE OF THE the groperty 10 ue sold ""' 851 1 er or cas paya Page ol Ot11c1al ,Recoros tn \tie N.A.RDINQ, CA 92408 Telephone and a wrrn,en Nobel! of Default
llon to paid subscribers, In administration ai'.ltllo11iy will latas Act. (This authorily orange County on Jiu:auary PRO~OINS' AGAIN!.Tiahd re·aso11able est.ma•· at Ill• llmt OUI 1saleslo ta)wl~~ ott1ee 01 tile Recorder cl OR· Nui'lber (909) 884·040 By. and E ection to Se~ . .1 The under· the Hunt1ngt~.Beach. can. be granted unless an inter· wl!I allow the personal rep-28. 1994. VOU. vou SHOULD CON· ed costs expenses and money ol Ill• n tad lilts ·.., ANCE County, Caklcrn1a. eu· PAM LEWIS, ASST ,SECRE· srgne:l caused $aw Noace c'
lorn1a area; tne st11d nows· esled person hlos an ot>. resentative to take many FS98763 TACrA LAWVER advancei. al the hme 0 1 right. Utle. ·arrd lnternt. con· cutelf ~y SifVtN t TARTA· lARY Oelau,t ano Elect O" :c ~II :o t>e
paper has eslabllshed and ject1on to the petition and actions without obtaining Published Newport Beach· Nol1ct1 1s hereby given the 1ni1tal publicallon 01 veyeo to and now111eld by It un· GLINI and SHARUM Y. OPP 132.34 2116 2!23)M~ recc•ce~ in tne :::u:ity ~re
published at a regular inter· show good cause why the court approval. Belore tak· . . ma1 Standard Tru51 Deed the Notice ol sate 11> cler said Oeecl o Trust In ·171e lARTA~ll\1. husband aod Wife the •ca! property IS ~teO and
vals on Thursdays a!ld Sot· court should nol grant the Ing cena1n very Important Costa Mesa Da!1! Pilot Service Company a. Cor· $171 85'9 89 PfOOeriy sill.lated In slid Couniy as Join! tenan:s, as Truster mere tl'lan t.nree mont/ls ~t
urdays of each week in authority. acilons. however. the per· February 16. 23, March 2, pora11on as trustee or in add1bon to cash the and Stale and described as fol-GARY O EAl\NHlll. an unmar No matter etapseo since suc'l •ecoraatton
Hunlinglon Beach, Call· A HEARING on the pell· sonal representative will be 9. 1994 suc.ceHor trustee or Truitee will .accepl a lows LOT 29 Of TRACT NO rle~ man. subseQuenOy as DATE 2·1B·S4
fomfa tor at teast three ,tlon will be held on MARCH required lo give notice to W162 sub~htuteu trustee !ur· cashiers check drawn 4463. IN THE' CITY Of NEW· slQneo :~ CARY o. BARNHlll what you're Foreclosure Goasullanls Inc .. years; and It has only one 24, 1994 at t:45 P.M. in lntllf&'ltod persons "!nless . 1uan1 to tne Dee · 01 on a state or na11ona1 PORT BEACH, COUNTY Of OR·h'AUSHE Of THE GARY Q d · as lruslu. s, Ttr Sn)Cer
principal oNlce ol pvbi1Ca· Dept. .70J lo,cated at 341 the)41'rlave waived notice or PILOT CLAS SI FIED Trust oeculed by -~o· bank a checl\ dral(ln by ANGE STATE OF CAUFORNIA. BARNHILL TRUST U/D/T OlnQ, yoar b ee Vaores1<1er.:
lion, whleh olllce Is located The City DriVe South. Or· consented 10 Iha proposed ll's the resource you seph Donald~ori & Bar· a state or tederal cred11 AS SHOW?i ON A MAP RE· DATED OQ/05.':!l 35 Beneltciary hometown 8101 i<JSer Blvd 1160 ~~
1n the City ol Huntington ange, CA 92668. action.) The Independent 1 1 11 a bara L Donaldson hus· 111llon or a checi. drawn COROEO IN BOOK 161 PAGES 3 Will ~;·u: AT PUSllC AUC rie m H •1~ CA 928!'8 11412.,...
Beach, California, which Is IF YOU OBJECT TO lhe administration authority will can c~un ,on ° s~ • ba11d and w11e as Jomt by a st.ate or federal sav ANO 4 OF MISCEUANEOUSrrioN TO~TH-Hi'"HEST B!"OER newspaper 2424 within the same county as granting of the peUtion. you be granted unless an inter· myria 0 mere an Ten tints Rec.or de d mgs and loan assoc•· PS IN THE ""f CE OF THE t " "' 2· ?3 3. 2 3.g 19S4 the political subdivision for should appear at Ille hear· ested person Illes an ot)· dise -otems, bOC1ltJso-, 1120 1989 on Booll •• ahon. savings assoc• MA v• I FOR CASH. (Pa13n1e at t1111 ol Tn. ..,.._. _ r · -·
wllich lhe Pe111ioner now Ing and state your ob· jacuon to the petition and our columns compel Paye Inst /1 89-634"564 M1on or· savings ban• COUNT'!' RECORDER OF OR· sate In laW1ul morrey ot Ille n.a _ N"' --
seeks adjudication. joctions or file wntten ob-show good cause why the qualilicd · buye1s to of Olt1c1al Accords 1n th~ spect11ed If' sect1on 5)02 ANGE COUNT'!'. CALIFORNIA Un!t~cl States. by cash. 3 cash RE T
Said Petition w1U b·e heard joctions with the court be-court should not granl the calll , 01111:~ ol the Coun ty Re-ol the Fmanc1al Codt Tiit Sll'MI address and otfler ler sen~=-~ draWll by a state or fits in.
In 1he abov4J.enlitled court lore ttie hearing. Your llP· authority. 8 4 2·5678 corder ot Or,1ngc Coun· and authorized 10 d.~ common ClastQnadon, If any o1 na!lonalt:a'l~.act-ec~Orawn oy through classified
lo Oepat'lment 703 thereof. pearanc" may be In person A HEARING on the peti· .., ty Cahtorn1a and pursu· busmess m thts state In ttle real J>f01>8rty d8SO'lbed a state or federal eted1t union
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BALBOA IRVINE 2644 NEWPORT RENTALS TO
2169 PENINSULA 2607 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2669 SHARE l724 BUSINESS & Dow To Place ~gi5sALE 1400 :ih,J>RT· 2169 :~li?RT C1Jas sifted Ad lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiii..,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WH 0 LE SALE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FIN AN CE
MID PENINSULA lrg Spacious 2BR 2Ba, new LUXURY Cute, clean. quiet Stu· NB·N/S prof, pref fem. I•••••••••. RENTALS 4 bd bch hse, quiet decor, bltlns. trig. 2 d10. full BA, No smkg shr• rurn 2BR 2BA apt,
st.'. steps •to bay patios. $1200/mo. S6lO, for luxury studio drugs noise. $495 mo. parking, 1 hse to bchl 1---------st1•di P l $575 o $2500. 931·1400 Open Sav&Jn 10-3 ' under special pro-U!lls pd. 646-4878 S575 • uts 673·2277 BUSikrr55
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0 en n "' gramt 'Gated entries. --...:.-------u1; Studio Penln'S675 mo WATERFRONT HOMES 1016 W Balboa •A pools, spas, fitness •Lido 1s10 upstrs 2BR •Newer Npt Condo.}pvt OPPORTUNITY,
1E}R. Oc.nlt . S650 wk ••Nwpt Creat 38R (81Q) 355·8 855 ctr •. tennis. activities. 2BA. frplc. bltm k11ch, ba)ti. carport. Prel 1em • . .., 2904 2BR. Penln. $450 wk 2•1'A3a upgraded, pool, ---------Refrigerators and m 1· bay vw, sgl gar S1350 20·35, $450 uUI Iner. •
2BR Pentn Sl 175 mo. teflnls. spa, xtra park CORONA crowaves. To quahly, No pots 7 20-9885 l~dep, avl now 721-1548 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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By PHO.rv 714 i!.Al2 5678 5 acres nr 4 btll lakes, . l~EI: .,.. • groat lnvesVretire. 2
hrs from gambling.
BY VISITING OB MAIL: $5~~~w~~::5~o.
330 W. Bay St r eet 1-aoo-223-4783
2BR Ocnlt Sl400 mo Bkr 842·3850 applicants must earn LIDO PENIN SULA INCREDIBLE Vendin"' ) 4BR • Lido • saooo mo ---------DEL MAR 2622 • t. Ocean Close-W.ow·2 '8 minium of S17,579 1 &. 2BR Moblle STORAGE 2742 Ries. S3K·$4K ail cash · JtOUSES/ The Prudenttol~ Mstr Br condo-2!ta·oor up to a maAlmum of homes avo1I 3 15 941 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Income possible wktv
Cost a M esa, CA 92627
(Comer of Newport Blvd. & Bey
CLASSIFIED HOURS:· CONDOS .._....., W fplc·pools·jac-tennis. 2BR 1BA. garage apt, $19,775 Call tor Pvt bcti, S800·S1200 Proven money maker. ain..,...,._,.._tlma 51 195 mo. 644-5370 sundeclC, washer/ details. mo. 673-6030 7 days PARK STORAGE Priced right for qu1c1< Telephone 8am • 5:30pm Monday.Friday FOR RENT 673-1900 dryer. gar. so of hwy, (714)757·11 11 ·71 o Lido Park Dr Storage garage, slz.es sa!e. so down 11 quat M d F 'd Sea Fair• condo, 1Br, 5875 mo. 573.5059 121121 1n CM Lowest Penny 1-800.542·5885 Walk-lo 8:30am-5:30pm on ay-r1 ay 2 HHs to Bc h 38R, all appll Incl frig. w/d, Pnces Oll1ca al$O
DEADL~S lrplc7 vaulted cells, 2 etc. Poot. Jae. Walk to ---------NEWPORT a\la11 Located N'ew-1 .. •••••••-an~ _} CORONA .. car gar. patio, d/w. beach. S875. 5B1·3466 COStA MESA 2624 BEACH 2669 ISCELLANEOUS port & 17th 7~6-3277 11 Monda y ......................... Friday 5:30pm wl d s1395. 72J.496B RENT!J.LS ------ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday ....... u .............. Monday 5:30pm '"'DiiEiiLiiMARiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii1ii2m2 3B 2Ba. 1 blk lo best -------$Save On Rent!$ * WALK TO BEACH ••lilll•••• Wed d T day· 5·30pm 1• ach, new every1hing APARTMENTS 1 BR. bright, galed. Sparkhng 2BR 2BA, n es ay .................. Ue8 • 2BR·2BA condo, 2 car earn ceilings. dock. FOR RENT 1 b 1 1 1 encl gar $855 S950 ---------1 d d W d d 3 30 gar, frplc, 1 bllC to 1 dry. $1425. 650-0943 poo. ca le nc. c osa · · • n eperi ent........... e n ee ay : pm b h s 39 ,..532 ••••••••• 10 shop/bch 642·5B58 Pool'Spa 646·6838 HOTELS d 5 30 ° • 1 5. 64..,. 4 Bin Canuon spa. 1
COMMSRCIAI.
REAL ESTATE
Th d W ed .. es ay . pm p 1/31 9 Dahl' Place • , 1 MO FREEi 2BA·2Ba ••1 H•• To Sand .• •• MOTELS .,.,,18 ur11 ay ............... ,. " · au 10 clous 4BR·5BA. pool. ----------BR e «a ~' h d ' 5 ao 11-...,,....----..,.,.......,.-.,,..-,..-1 upstrs unit w/lrplc, 2 ·1 A. new cpl/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Friday ...................... T urs ay : pm 3~atl;/~~en~~Pb~=~F~~; ;~:oo ~oc::o:.~;~:ge. BALBOA g;~ ~o1~~~s6!~~7o0:io· ~:~~1 4:~~5~~as~:r~ LIVE IN LAG UNA· BUSINESS Of flC£ Saturday ....................... Friday 5:30pm unit, 613Y.t Polntsellia.1--.-.-H.,..a_r_b_o-r ""'R...,.l...,.dg_e_ PENINS ULA 2607 or: Agt, 857-3996 Furn Studios, kitchen· FOR RENT 2769
LOS1' 8c
FOUND 2925
GEi.JERA.L POLICY $1 500 mo.• 759·9590 Pano vw of Npt Behl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii APTS F ROM $550 ettea, TV, pool St50 iiiiiiiiiiiiijii!i~~ l~ 2BR·2'hBA, lg FR. 2~r 1Ba·1 House frum 1Br lBa & 2Br t ~Ba. 6 WKS FREE RENT & up wk 494·5294 EXECUTIVt SUITE
Ritta and dndli.ntt ere eubject 10 'change without ·~.':J.g~?ir: ~~~a4n~~1•:, lrml dine. $3750 mo. eoach. Oceanview, Gleat locatio~·:Oftbor WITH LEASE!! · oc A irport S250·
R E W A R D
•LOST•PUPPY•
Male ·9 Month Old
BULL .... tlFF/
CHOW Mlr•NatMd
"TIDAS" Lost in
Newport Beach nr
Pacific C~1t HWJ
Between .Su"rlor
notlet. The publisher menea lhe fi«b1 10 ctnaor. 3 T den, pool. spa Avl nowl 640,5324 private deck. S925mo.1-V.;..•_1.;..a_A~p-ts.;.....5_4_· ___ 1 2BR·3BR Apts , 2_ RENTALS To · 5700. Full ser\l'iCe
reclau i(y, revite or reject u y elauified $3650 Agt 840·5894 Lido Isl e 3 T-3, fam Yearly 675·5069 Jim lBR upslofrs. qulotJSe-Years Now! Family SUft1)E 2724 $100 714·833·9550
adYerti.t11111nt. Pie.time report any uron that lllllJ be rm, redec. 2·car gar, OCEANFRONT Lg t Br eluded. Noar shop-complex, pool, play. iiin.IM\iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ill your d1Nified ad h11mtdia1el7. fM DaUf Pilot & Sbua~~~·~r88_';Y c:1~:~~!'. $1,995. 310·277·1583 Apt, gor. d/w, w/d, fpl, ping &. frwys. Well ground 9 50 ·8310 ---------1-~._ • .i.. "·"'" f · Call owner nher 6PM. no pols. $900 mo y'rly. kept C{>mptox. Pool. •-c...:o"--z-y-5'-T-U_O.._l_O-.-.-,u-rn-/ $37 5 ... '-' ut1I Fem. COMMERClAl The -~.--.nt ec~pu DO uaowl} or ID error m lplc, walk-In-closet. lg No pets, pleasel S550 Rm wlpvt Ilg bath, Set. PROPERTY 2778 111 i~rtilemenl for widen 11 1111y be re.pouible, deck, $790 • 644·14 49 Lido Isle Vory lg 5Br Avl now 673-6640 mo. 848.0392 unfurn. New kitchen/ HB. Ord gate comm, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
n,...nt for tbe coel of the tpaee 1ctualla)y occvri by 3\-\Ba e11ec hm, fam Overlookin g C a n a l crpt, lplc, loft. Walk to pool. TV nicely furn. -~ aD 1 6n rm, formal llv & din GBr 2Ba upstrs. gar, E 'sld• Sunnv 28A tiv/tg bch. Steps to comm Co•t• M••• Rental• die ofT'Or. Cttdlt W> Otlly be ow ior t 'COSTA MESA 2124 rm, Bay view, slreet· W/d, fr"I<:, bale, ,100 balcojly, $725 mo. pool, tennis. N/smkg mtrrored wardrobe Offices, warehouses & iMaUoft. 1 1 675-85 3 .... N 329 Unlverslly Or #J. Lse 5795/mo 642-3162 doots, patio Walk to O·ltroe . 4 yds to surf. o pets. No pell. 842•2616 beach. 714/969·97UJ storage. From S200!
& Brookhunt St.
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pet• S795. 2636 Santa
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HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE · IRVINE -----2144
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unfumlaf'led
11400 '° lteGO mo. VIiii Rentals
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PILOT CLABStFIEO Avail lmmpd. $1350/ Shopping tor a new • The Piiot mo 1141723·1182
H'a th • •••Y·tO· mo yrly. 548·9245 or E'sldt X•Lg Studio epa11men1? classllied Claulfted ·~I 131~374•
ecce11, Information-209/539-5018 140 Magnolia let• you comp.,• The most comprehen·
P•Cked marketplace ' Convenient $585 mo 642-1390 costs • without hassle slve and current dlrec-
vlalted regularly • sue· PUot ClaHlfled eastsid• quiet t BA o u or worry I tory ol good• and 1er· CHlfullv • by all kind• 942-5878 • Pilot Clasalfled
01 consumer•. plex, grndr, lndry, tiled 642•897 8 vices aroundt
ttlrU·Out. g ated, $650 •---------1---------
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Stud.lo• .• From ss5o t MOn.LS 2718 t MOTELS 2769 FOR llNT 271
18Clrma ... FromS625 1~iii!~~!!~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!Ji~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pool, Sp•. BBO'•·~~ cov'd pai111ng, Com er
of Newport BIVd· & SPECW., WEEKLY RATE Wi11pn 442· 1390 •
l tg/t>11lf tBA Ul)4tr•. In From •160
• quiet E'1lde IOC. No ~..,T 9 "'Y INN. . pets $625 Move• Yow nawcun UA
Int M&-•43'7' .
Newer 28R, bullt·~nt.
Som• Mgr't duties
1650 mo: Pam Agt,
1>4&·68IO °' tn~-l&'e
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phoM, Mtll~ maid:..Mnice
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PRESTIGE ADDRESS
6IJO Nttf'l)Ort Ctnttr Drl•-. * f Of!kc 30 l IS * ht cb f.itMure * N!•l.lrk & phone1 i•cllldcd .. . $900 mo.
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. lllPLOYlllllT CIS IOl l Jll1S a •~MAaDIS . TODAY'S
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20 &oofv food a,"'*· 23 Moon goddMs 21 Auallan
~or:vtir. 27S~
momenterlly
28 M'alt-~ 32 -of fire
33~ 35 Mend
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37 The woman 38 Life, In
Quebec 39 Only.
41 Hick.away 43 Keep
44 Never used
48 Old T•tament queen 48 Entrance
49 Pub• 50 Critic's
cotumn
53 Whlrlyblfd
blede 54 Adam and
Eve'• garden 65 Calm
IONeouncl I 1 lk.tpertor to
12 C-.aaton
13 Herdene =~ohy
DOWN
'Mlddiebl-lem~
2 A Nbion
3 SNdettM
4 Blthop'• twrlt~
5 Violent oceen
~· 8 Pllns
7 Row
8 F~,fOf
•poet
9 Got reedy to
10 ~oved
Innocent
t 1 WyaJt -
t2 Hobble 13 Shellow.
rec19UICM 18 ldenllctll
22 _. King Cole
23 Seff·
polMAlon 24 LOSA~ .. playw
25 6re1lc plaln
28 Oaits and
maples
28 Okl-fashloned
exci.tnallon 29 ApKhl
language
30 Compelled 31 Scoffs 34 Oalsytlke
flo-
40 Conclusions
4 t Summit cover 42 Purpllsll·plnk
floWM 43 WlfehouH
function 45 Bambi's
mothef
47 Wild plum 49 Work out
60 Clnqnnall
nine
51 Actress Adam•
52 Outlet
53 Castle, In
Chell
58 Kimono sash
57 Newlcasllf Aallllf .
58 Vale grad
59 Pop
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Muet have Jdr1I OOtnlft/ ...,,.,., .. ., 8uunne @ M0-1tU
PA eldlle. Social tvc w/lcem8ker,grt cond aupa f ·11 ~ ton p/u-new
or med oHlc• HP tMlge, aaao. 080 rd.ash ,:,"~ = ".,,.,btak ... beel liner,
GIVE ONE, GET TWO
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South Weet .North Eu&
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Openin1 lead: Five. of •
"Why do most column hands fea·
ture rubber bridge instead of dupli-
c1te?" asks a reader. Since rubber
bridge players are not aa concerned
with unedential tricks. they are
more likely to take chances to make
Qr break e c:Ontract, which is good
material for a column. Thia hand is
typical.
As e paased band, South hid just
erv>ugh to respond two he1rts t-0
Nortb'aone-tpadeopenincbid.De· pref. MH• Yerd• 842-4321><334 donat1o'n . C•n't toot bo11.Aun• Xlnt
epita a mini~um op.nine, North'• eonv Hoep, 5'8-15684 or M1-2421 adoptt a. a foeter or l3000 obO eao-1111
two hurt honon and diatribuUon a.... volunteer. C•• 714fl---....... --_._~
rrerited a reiae, but South did not ADVIRTlllNG PUUJT1JU I014 159-2704. BONDA 8085
havt tnou1h to bid on. ACCOUNT •••••••••I PuNWM DMerw • .. ••••••• Weal led the lop of a do«Jbleton I' Female, 3 y,. old ...
club. won by Ea5t with the queen IXICUTIVE I'......_• AbuHd but very._ AooeN U Blk/
r.-....... pl ed 1 " h Refrleer•tor awfft Md great with tan, automade. eu,nrt. aii.cr ~ ... er a)' ow irom l e Local community w/lcemaker,9'1 conc:t klde. Nffda to be only all power, crulH con·
tab&e. Eut returned • trump, newspaper In Hunting-beige, 1280. OBO pet. 0.,171._373-0771 ttol, 24Kml. Xlnt .;ond.
ducked by declarer and taken by ton Beach 11 ... klnQ 842-4321 X334 li4,800 firm 955-2432
Weat with the ltin1. Back came a an e11perlenced actver~ or M1·2421
club and South rose ":itb dummy'a Using Hle1per1on. Uht couch 1175; new HYUNDAI 9090 a~. Previous newa~p•r clV 15<>; End lbl 125. GAUGE SALES
To -t home. it waa obvioua to bactcground Pl• erred. Marcy gym 873-5688 ••••••••• '"•iiliiliiimiiiiiili .~ Muat be •oor•u!Ye . ...,...-~~,....----• .. one and all that declarer would have dependable, prof ... Muat hill Uht eofa, ---------H XL 4dr, &apd. FM
to develop 1p1dt1. A low 1pade wu 1 I d d tall lo t hair o a.. c ... , r••r accident,
d • ona an • • " .... • c · r,. GINEIUU. 6102 runa & drive•. &Ok ml, led t.o ihe king and Weat uclted! oriented. Mual •nfoy 13,078, aaklng Steso Oeclaler continued with a apade e11ten1lve cold call ng obo unuaed. Can d• $750 obo. 831·7149
and. not unnaturally, fineued the and working with llver (714) 895-6046 AUCTION SMART-t08, ________ _
E L d ·-·11 bualne•••a. and nna •ftA •xpo••' Send I" ten. flt r1ae \n the jack. cashed •h;;ld b4 Wiiiing to Nah1ral color SecUonal ck o;--MO, $3t: A.S. LEXUS 9115
the kins of clubs and peniaud with g•t Involved In local Muat WI Od:Q $1600, 537 Newport Center
another club. Declarer ruffed with C'Ol)imUnlty bualneaa eell l200. 7S0:3901 Dr 190 NB.CA 92860 9l, LS_ 40CJ.Uk• ,,.W
the ace. drew truml>' with the ten function•. R•11abJ• 9000 ml. While/Ivory,
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and queen and wu at the crou-•r•n•portatlon r• MEaCBANDlSE 1nrf, fully loaded roads. • quired fot thla oullld• CORONA $33,250. 63t-4722 alU
T he queen of spades was led and, HIH poaltlon. MISC. 601~ DBL MAI 61221-=::-:-=~=~::--'90 Le•u• 400LS when East produced the t1ix, declar, Ouallll•d applicant• while/gray, xtra head
er not surpi1ingly elected not to will be contacted for •:.~~·~· B(~~~u; MULTI FAMILY·BR aet, room, no anrf, lo ml.
ruff-after 111, the earlier play in personal. Interview. No 0 • vory " womens aweatera·lll<• new tire•. 124,900
apadea had ''marked" East with the phone calla please. •l•pha nta, aworda, new 1011 of atutfl · (714)731-eeo2 PP
ace. So the defende .. collected two Pre-employment phya· Nelauk••) vu•!· ck»· SAT ONLY 9-? •o lcal anst drug •••ting aonne, Incl 5 YUH, 9041 Regatta Dr
spede tricks, two clubs and a trump r9<1ulrect. clocks, PO!c•laln•: Hamilton/Magnolia
to ainlt an "unbeatable" contract. f u r n • TV • • at ·
1240 Logan I, CM. --------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
-979-0822 · IAGUNA 88 Gallant-4 dr, auto, Teresa Barnwell c P/S f 11
MITSUBISHI 9145
Send reaume 10:
Locy•-EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMeNT The Independent MOVING, Muet Sell BEACH 6148 Al ' • u power. ti .., "" Peer unit bed w/queen looks & cuns greatl __ _,.._.__ POUND 2925 ••••••••• 5530 111882 Btacll &IVd .. 511160 man H t $800. Waaher $2300 obo. 831·7149
H\rlllngton Buch, CA-12648 $125. Call 875-7422 ANTIQUE AUCTION ~-+----+--1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sal•• Lagu~ Beach
LOST ~ICO~CAT EMPLOYMENT ·• DISPATCH DRIVER 11n•Kc•no • Pac T•I catphn s140. women'• Club NISSAN 9150
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FT M Fri 9 5 ....n "" Mlcrowv $60, red S Older-Smal short legs 5530 • on· •· p. MEAcuauy SALES m•tal bunkbeela, matt, at, Mar. 5• 6:00pm liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Anawers to Moon. Or· • $1 hr. I """ Eatates, . antiques. ange marking on half • For apJ'(>lntmenl call Exp'd repa needed '°' bedng St50. 759-0655 consignments. Approx '89 SENTRA Wagon
of face blk on the 11.000 WKLY ,1ufflng • Martin or Hank at: nationwide bankcard Tree Ro••• ss: Citrus 300 Items. Accepting 1-owner, good me·
other. Missing night of envelopes at home. • 642-4321 Ext 200 or co. Hlgheal comm. re· or fruit lrHa w/frull consignments. Lie chanlcal condition. · tho 171h In the vicinity No exp. Free suppllaa/ •Ext 394 after 9am. aldual aharlng .• 2·3 s1o; an Palma 4.6'$t0 A0114. 714-499-0635 $2,650 obo. 644·6482
of First and Carnation, Info. SASE: LIFETIME. The Dally Piiot, CM day turnaround time. Qal·plants $1 ; ahade1 •
Corona Del Mar. Dept. 12, Box 2109, Call 800-72t·112t pine, fruit 15 gal $20; ••••••••• PEUGEOT Please call Brownwood, TX 76804 Glft·Shop Cl·.a."'uhltr h b t35 kl d St Wllll" SECTY ,/T, Flex hrs. ., • n S, ; 'PD•USPORT'•noN :!:;:g~8:n r!'ac~~~~~ ADMINSTRATIVE Oppty for advanc• Typing. phna. Balboa mac StO 909-67~9422 u\nn n liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9160
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DIAMOND.GOLD
& EB~L WATCH
• So Coast Plaza
Area.2/18/94
•REWARD•
819 34e-1800
PERSONALS
PElSONAI.S 3004
Actual local girls Phi's
t-900-737·1122 x275 II
$2.95/mln 18+ NNI
702-593-0303 IL
HOT & WILD!
ASSISTANT menl. FT/PT. 640-7373 P•nln boat·yard. Call---------···------· ••• Turbo G••· N•w
HOST/HOSTESS Dan or Pele, 675-2837 JEWELRY, FURS turbo/clulch/tlrH. Low ml, runs great. $2500 Need part-time PIT nights. Person· Teacher/Pre-School t ART 6025 POWER BOATS Orig own•r. 4~4-7832 -(30 hrs per week) able, outgoing, avail HB arH, 2:30-6:00. 7012
asslatant to help lmmed. Apply In )>er· Prlv•t• 1choo1:-;:aece process Information son, Margarllavllle, .units req'd. 53e,.1441 • • • ladlea sv. total •-S-U_BAR _ __.U ___ 9_2_0_0
for lrans'portatlon & 2332 w Coast Hwy •------.....,....,...-ct ring $22K' a"'pralaal; '80 t 3 .. Bos1on Whaler . ' TV FIELD TECH wlll 1·11 for·s1"1K firm. " 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii circulation depart· Newport Beach. Exp nee. M·F a.5. Call~ 854-8152 40HP Mere eng & trtr ...
(l"lent. Dan'• TV 1566 Nwpl .....,,.--,,,....,,--.,.---,.---,.-I fully equip, great cond 85 GLtO 4dr·5•pd·A/C
Duties include: Med Receptionist Blvd, CM. 54~2229 LITHO·Ruth Mayer's $2,950. ~S-9732 P/Wlnd/Mlr. New tlr"
PC proceaslng of Office expansion. weU knowri "N'orlana '87 Boeton Whaler 81k mi Sharp-gd cond_
Information, coordlna-Need exp'd front of-1---------Wave.'' Lowllf, framed, 17' Montauk. $2150 obo. 83t·7149
tlon of tra~aportallon flee rece!>'lonlat. Busy EMPLOYMENT $2900. (714) 964-3424 90 HP Yamaha
Information, depart· ~:ii ~~';~1.Y72~~i~1f.•· SERVICES 5533 Lueh ranch mink s19oo. 723-4428 TRUC:KS 9220 mental admlnlatratlve l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , reveraabl• long coat, and telephone opera· , __ ..._N_U_R_S_l_N_G---1• black lox trim Coal --. ..--------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
llsms, malnta.lnlng mall •-•-• $4000, 11000· obo. MARINE SLIPS '92 ChVV StO Blazer. b 1 lion lnforma For CNA's, 11 pm· Please b• aware that su set P • .,am. Futl·llme. 3pm· I I I hi I Mlcha•I Hwang fine DOCRS 7022 2 wh .. I drive, loaded, tlon. ANO act as a lhe 111 nga n t 1 ca • oU palntlng "Floatln9" xlnl cond. S 15,000 permanent relief for t 1 pm Full·tlme/Part· egory may require you to24"1quare, $800 obO. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii obo. 642-2568
company receptlonlal time. 6:30-3:00pm 'lo call a 900 number DAL.I etchlnga SO' SLIP NEWPORT
position. part-lime wknd1. Mesa In which there Is a "Amazon Suite" (2pc) PEINISULA 5 btka ---------
Verde Conv Ho .. pllal, charge per minute. w/authenUcatlon. Aak EHi of Fun Zon•Sall VOLVO 9230
PERSONALS 3002 PERSONALS 3002 PE~NALS 3002
1 ·800·860-6969 •
Toll Free Call
Successful candidate 661 Conter Sf, Costa $1500 obo 646-6306 pr•f·No live aboard•·1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wlll have PC experl· Mesa. 5 48·5585 Reasonable. 7t4-67S-I•
once, be detail orl-, 5947 or 818-289-t992 '85 DL Wagon. Very.
anted and have ex· ORTHO ASST. MERCHANDISE PETS Ir clHn. maroon. t1nt cepllonal telephone Perm PIT. Fri & Sat. 6049 Boat Slips, patking avl, L wlndws. PS/PB/POL.
TALK_O_NE-ON-ONE MEMBERSHIPS
3018
akllls. Additional days wall. ANIMALS nr Fun Zone. Walk lo -auio uana rdrtve,
Call 64Q.t t22 Npl Bch -==:-:::=::'.:'-"""';;~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil r•1tauranta.,....-&0tes-& AC, AM/FM, .,.w llr~rw:----11 Starttrrg aalary Ts -ANTIQUES 6010 ADOPT-•.PET poat office. 723-4587' · $3,995/obO. 848·2073
• WITH GIRLS .••• LIVE! CdM Yacht Club
membership avall.
$2500 obo. 673-6495
or 818/79~8137
$7.00 per hour. PT/FT. Energetic. ma-.... PRIME WATERFRONT
Appllcationa or rf1· . ture, reaponslble. Every Sat & Sun at Office-450 sq' Upalra ---------
sumos aecaplld at Women'• retail aales, ANTIQUE AUCTION PETSt.tAAT. Fountain lew, •lip a\11. Charter ANTIQUES & Dall~ Piiot HB. Jane, 536-460?> Laguna Beach Valley. Puppies. kit· Transportat10°n Women'• Club 1en1 and more, all OK. Stuart 673•4453 CLASSICS
Depar1ment Real Estate Sal, Mafch 5, 6:00pm looking for loving, car----------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9250 .
1-900-4-76-7900 Ext. 252
$2.99/min. Avg. call~ min. Avg. cost per call s1s•
Not for sexual stimulation or arousal
Must be over 18 Touch Tone phone required
Cust SeN., Strauss Comm., Carmel, CA (408) 625-1910
Memberahlp for sale In
a well-known NB yact)t club. $2500.
Call 9o9-949-8641
All Klnda of Jobs For
All Kinds of Peorno. Plfot ClaHlfled.
330 w. Bay SI. RIAL llTATI... Eat•••·· antlqUH, Ing homH. CALL 241· -orORCYCLES c oat a M e 1 a , c A consignment•. Approx 03 t 7 for more Info. ~
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BACK OFFICE JEFFERIES LTD. Mix 3 moa., all ahota. GrHI condition. Musi Mo-Tu·Th 9a·5p, S8hr Ntwpoff ANNUAL SALE Very loving & friendly, aM to apprectate. Call
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