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Home My WebLink About1994-03-09 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • ~ ~( said it would be ~ OK, so yesterday was cloudy and the weatherman clear. Will you trust him today when he says the same thing? See Weather, Page 2 Winne~ of California Newspap er Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 '' M OST OF THE .. fear engulfs . . ANIMALS THAT AllB---- LEFr HERE, I BROUGHT I NTO THE WORLD. neigHborno·on '' JERILYN KAP us DIRECJ'OI. OP 1118 CosrA MESA HIGH SCHOOL AGlUCVl.TVML ·. _alter slaying PROGRAM FOJl 1118 LAST PIVE ~S, PlCTUllED AT lUGHT (CENTER) WOlUONO W'ITH STUDENTS -. PHOTOS IY MAaC MAaTIN. DAILY r1LOT Jana Klimkiewicz, 13, feeds the sheep at the Costa Mesa High SchoQJ Farm Tuesday as she does every day after school. ...,. There are three more . . reports of cat burglaries , but police can't link prowler to brutal killing of 76-year-old Harbor View Kills woman . BY Lo1uANN BASH.EDA, STAFF Wain.a CORONA DEL MAR -Police say they have received rough ly 50 calls from frightened residents waoting information about · the brutal death of 76-year-old Harbor View Hjlls resident Marjorie Van · Uden. "And we wish ~e had more to tell them to put everyone at case," said Newport Beach Sgt. Andy Gonis. "But right now all we can do is recommerfcf that people be careful and look out for each other." Since Van Uden's body was found slumped over on the couch of her. Keel Drive home, Gonis said the police department has re- ceived three more reports of ''hot pro\ ... ls" in the nearby Port stree ts of Harbor View Hills, bringing the total num ber of cat burglaries in that neighborhood to 12. "But there is no apparent con· nection," Gonis said. "Not "nh the physic:il evidence we have to "ork with ." Nevertheless, residents s:iy the coincidence is too eerie to dism1:.s. In the cat burglar case, someone has broken into a dozen Port Street homes within the. past few weeks -each time during the night while the residents !llept. Streets hit include Port Nelson, See Nl lGHBORHOOD/Pa1e 4 Gang member sentenced to Iii e in prison ....., Kenneth Surdi , 20, should spend about 20 years in prison · for the stabbing of Ruben Sanchez. B Y LolUA."JS BASHEDA, SrArr Wll.llca COST A MESA -A local gang member was sen· enc<!d luesday IO' ~ in prison fo r participating in the grizzly stabbing that left a foriner Estancia High School wrestler paralyzed last April. . . Kenneth Surtli, :w, was :.enteneed 10 15 years to life plus a con:.ecuuve life sen· tence and an additional 10 year:. for ma~ hem, torture, kidnapping, attempted mur· der and conspiracy to com- mit murder by Superior Court Judge fames Turner. Deputy D1stnct Attorne) Gary Paer said Surdi "'on·t be eligible for parole for about '.?O )'Car:.. • .. The judge indicated that th is was one of most hei- nous crime:. he's seen in :i long time. and 1. agree "ith See STUBING/Pa9e 4 Buying the farm -After many close calls, agricultural program at Costa Mesa High becomes victim of budget cut Genis is supported for Abstinence Week stand BY Russ Lo.u, STAn Wann A fter years of last-minute rescues from the budget chopping block, the Costa Mesa High School Fann was finalJy axed by school board members Tuesday night. A place where families used to buy fresh eggs and strawberries, Thanksgiving turkeys and Halloween pumpkins, the student-run farm has been a reminder of California's agricultural heritage since the high school opened in 1958. But Newport·Mesa Unified School District officials say the 20-acre farm is too costly and too few students take part for the high school agriculture program to continue. director Jerilyn Kapus says she's been besieged wit h "gimme" calls from the public asking if any of the livestock or farm equipment is being given away. It isn't. "Most of the animals that are left here, I brought into the world," said Kapus, director of the high school agricultural proaram for the last five years. The farm was granted a stay of execution in February 1992, on the condition that the agriculture program raise half of all expenses. The farm program then cost the school district about $100,000 a year to oi>crate. Expenses are expected to total $112,000 for the current school year and continue to rise in following years. Most of ~-:-~ .....-...... -. the money goes to pay for the salaries and benefits of Kapus and a farm hand. Other than a 10% grant, the program has earned no funds to reimburse the school district. And only 14 students are enrolled in the single agriculture class offered. Students sticking baby impatiens plants into pl:istic containers Tuesday afternoon were oblivious to the fact that the farm will soon close. Most of them did not choose to be in the Instead of a flurry of last-minute supporters as in years p:ist, farm program Richard Saryan, 13, crawls out of tight space after planting impatiens. lee fARM/P•1• 4 ...,. Close to 40 people attend Costa Mesa council meeting to show ~mayor they appreciate her support of the controversial event. BY M.AANIE McLEOD, STAfF Wama COSTA MESA -Mayor Sand)' Genis was not alone in her recent public support of Abstircnce Week and residents wanted to make sure she knew it. Close to 40 supporters came to Monday's City Council meeting to praise Genis for recognizing a week endorsing abstinence as an effective way to prevent the spread of AIDS. "l felt very strongly that Ab ti· ncnce Week was such a positive statement lo encourage youth to support something th:lt was healthy and sati fying that I want· ed to tell the City Council 1 wa appreciative," said Bonnie O'Neil, a Newport Beach resident. Man> lal..c O'Neil "ho spoke during the council's public com- ments ses ion said they felt the ma}or took un necessary crillc1:.m for supporting Abstinence \\'eel.. ~t the Feb. '.?l council mee1mg. At thJ t time, Genii. \\as a:.ked by rcs1· dent Oarbara Whitacre -"ho c:.ame up "1th the idea -to de· clare it Abstinence Week in the cit\. Genis recognized \Vhi1acre 's re- quc.,t by offering her time to pub· hme her idea during public com- ments. The mavor also later voiced her o"'n support for the week. . AIOS activist groups became up et with the flier., distributed by \\ h1tacre at the meeting, "'hich tJted that the red ribbons worn in support of AIDS awareness arc "a lie" :ind are "stained "'ith blood." The fliers have since been re-: Y«atlen. Geni , ho"'e"cr, \\:t~ also cnt1· c1zcd because she lent her support to Abstinence Week. "l felt that (ne" ~aper r~pom) lee COUNCIP./P•1• 4 NU .. IU ONTHI COVla LOCALIONLY ea students score high in reading, writing BUSINESS FAX 631·5902 CLASSIFIED 642-5678 NEWSROOM 540-1224 NEWS FAX 646-4170 HOTLINE 642-6086 SPORTS 642-4330 INDIX • AlmanlC' ................................ l Around T O\\'n ........................ 3 Claifled ............................... 9 MeWlr~C .. .. ,__, ... ..._ ..... M o__..,... "'*-' .. ,... *'*',.,,. The painting on t~ of page 1 today is by loCal artist Debra Huse. for information on paintings, call 650.6865. ~·~··= IDI .............. -.c ......... The Newport Harbor MW School airll IHlilketbaU team • capturea a 4Ml victory at Lompoc Hijb Tuesday ni~t. e_u~~"8 ~ IDto IM SOutbCrn caurarntl lXr ... am UI • r ....... • .. Thunday .. l,...ta, .... " D-Dlr llrltlllJ ........ What was the milita.ry stratel)' behind the D·Day invasion at Normandy 50 years ago? World War 11 c•rt ~USS ~ Millar will reveal the thinking behind Allied commanders' • f~tdul decision in a lecture at the Costa Mesa Historical · Society's aencral mectina · tonight at 7:30 at 1870 Anaheim Ave. in Coata Mesa. Dr. Millar has been an Oranp Coast College profcuor for 31 ye an. The meetin1 is free and open to the public. For more • information, call 631·5918. ...,. But poor math scores on state's new assessment test a concern to Newport-Mesa officials. schools. "Our scores are miserable," s::iid Eleanor Anderson, director o( in· struction and evaJua tion for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. commenting on low math scores dU(ina Tuesday night's BY lluss Lo.u, STAI'• Wann school board meeting . NEWPORT-MESA _ Givina 1 The wont math scores came aneak preview or statewide CLAS from lOth·arade~ "ho scored tcsl scores to be released today, hiaher than state averaae but school district officials Tuesday lower than comparable school di • nilhl said they were &ratified that tricts. Fourth and eiahth·aradcn .nrifta and readin& usessmcnt scored hiabcr than both state i"Cr· ICOIU were well aboYe 1rare aver· aaes end comparable school dis- apa. tricta~raac~ Bui they were also "horrified" On a ail-point 1e1le •here at tow mat~ 1hat mirror . scores from four throuah six are poor performances in math considered "very JOC)cl" to "excel· throuahout California public lent." only 9.8" of NewpOrt·Maa 10th-graders scored in the top 4· to 6·point level in math -higher th3n the 9.2% state averaae. but lower than the 11.5% :i-.erage of comparable school districts. A total 63.3% of the di trict's 10th-grade~ scored in the rock bottom l · to 2·point range in m:uh, compared to a deva$lating 709' percent or all C~lifornia 10th 1rade students Even more ei&hth·&raders - n9' -scored in the bottom t • to 2~point ranac in math -leu than I'.\ hiaher than the state ~raac. Amon• fourth-aradcrs. 61 .4'Jt trottd an the bottom nnp. The IChool district's h~ IY• craaa Were in eipth ande •rh· Ina and readinc. and fOWth ar9de .. .__._. . , ·' ~ - 2 Wedn"day, March 9, 1894 c Newport Beach/Colta M-Dally Piiot ' I LOCALS ONLY MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, S.0-1224, ext. 363 CllYSIDI ALMANAC Contracting or landscape services to save $92,000 Along the .trall Costa Mesa officials expect to save close tq $92,000 a year now that the City P,uncil has approved purctiasing lan~scaping services• from a private contractor. · The council at its Monday meeting awarded a $35,400 contract to Accurate Landscape and Maintenance Corporation in Orange to maintain trees, shrubs and plants at various locations around the city, including Victoria Street, around the fire stations and at the job center. Until now, a skeleton city crew or people working off jail time took care of the city's landscaping. City officials say the contract will s;we the city $80,000 fonhe upkeep qf Victoria -the cost of hiring three more «~mployees to maintain the gardening. "We will be kicking this thin~ off next Monday," said Dave Alkema, parks superintendent. "Right now · Victoria is not being maintained at a respectable level." The contract comes with the partial blessing of the city's employees association. Association President Bill Folsom says the move will save money, but he's skeptical about what kind of bargain the city is getting. "The bid is so low, we don't see how they can put enough manpower out there to keep (Victo-ritt-) up," Folsom said. Jn o ther action, the council: •Approved an ordinance that would allow the council to set fees for permits and services by a resolution. The council also approved a separate resolution that set suggeste,d fees for the polie& and fire department to allow them to increase charges for such things as false alarms, reports and adult entertainment permits; • Appointed members to the city's five different committees and · directed staff to take applicatiOns for a new appointment to the Parki, and Recreation Commission to replace John De Witt, who .. resigned from his post in February. -By Marnie McLeod CHaJSTOPHEa Ass.\F, DAILY PILOT Gloomy, overcast skies did not keep bikers away from the Santa Ana River bike trail Tuesday afternoon near Adams Avenue in Costa Mesa. Eighty stitches needed to close shark-bite wound Friends say a Santa Ana man is recovering at home after he was bit Monday by a shark he was trying to remove from an aquarium at a Costa Mesa nightclub. Steven Rosenbloom, 34, was released Tuesday from Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, where he underwent ~urgery to his left arm, which was billen by a 4·foot lemon shark at the Shark Club. Rick Barboza, who was in the aquarium when the accident occurred, said it took about 80 stitches to mend Rosenbloom's arm. Barboza added doctors said there was no nerve damage and he should be able to return to work in about three weeks. Rosenbloom and Barboza work for Reef Systems of Westminster and Chino Hills. The company was hired by the club to lift the shark and another from the tank so the pair could be donated to the Stephen Birch Aquarium at UC San Diego's Scripps Institute of Oceanography. During the lift, witnesses said, the lemon shark somehow wrangled its way out of the net that was restraining his head and, in a defensive move, turned around and took a bite out of Rosenbloom's arm as he held its tail. · Hospital officials wouldn't comment on his condition at his request. He also told Criends and ea-workers that he was refusing all interview requests. -By Marn,Je McLeod Speak ouJ for NewPort Hbrarles Ev~r thought about how the new li brary will change your life? Have you dreamt about the new facility? If so, your thoughts arc valuable to the Newport Beach Public Library. To celebrate National Library Week, April 17-23, the library is asking adults and children to "Speak Out For Newport Beach Public Libraries" in JOO words or less. The essays will be judged, and the winning entries published in the Daily Pilot. t For an entry fo rm, stop by any of the ci libraries. The forms also will be distributeo in local sch Is. Entries need to be returned by April 4 to any of the city's libraries. -By D:ivid Heitz Clarlftcauon The story published Monday on library funding stated that the two Costa Mesa library budgets totaled $92,494, excluding city expenses. Including all expenses, the two library budgets total $1.5 million or $13 in expenditures per resident, compared to a $16 per person countywide average and a $54 per person average for the fou r municipal libraries in Newport Beach. UNUUPTCIU Rtttnt baalauptcln ., nporl~ to tM FIMra/ BHlauptty Courl In Santa An•. con•MHA •Robert A. Gust•vton or Entrv Dtsl10 ConsuJUlntl, Chapter 7. NIWPOaT UACll • floorlns; ~ M•rble le Gnnlte; Geana Stooe ~ Oaptcr 7. .. lmll MMI nttat b/t11u k' Nrwport lk•ch aod Colt. Mu.. ........ Yelley ... l•-111 .... lt•I IAllUAllY 4 '· • Cam,trOn Hd Vmte Jolly, Cos1a Mesa, girl MNUAllY9 • Shane Edpr and Jennlrrr Thomas, Costa Mesa, boy MNUAllY 11 • lllla17 Brook Morea. Cos1a Mesa, boy • Scott Irvin Hd Tina Gautttau, Costa Mesa, boy IANUAllY 21 • Jack Jeffries and Laurie Snow, • Cos1a Mesa, girl HIRUAllY 1 • Rodd and jesska Weber, Costa Mesa, girl ..... , ................ . HIRUAltY 1J . • lhymond and Jean Honna, Ccista Mesa, girl ..... " ....... H•RUAltYJ I • Joho and Maurttn Dawn, Newport Beach, boy HIRUAltY 16 • Patrick ind Dtlalst Johnson, Costa Mesa, boy • Cral1 and Sun n Cox, Newport Beach, girl HIRUAltY 17 • Kevin and Melissa MeCloskey, Corona del Mar, boy • Jdfrty Gordon and Susan Harvey, Coro~I Mar, boy • Brtnl and Jean ~II, Costa Mesa, girl fDWUAltY 11 • Tbomu and Denne Duddy, Newport Beach, boy •James Hd Jennirrr Smevoc, Cos1a Mesa, girl • David aod JoAnne Oli vtr, Costa Mesa, girl •Joseph and Rob!n Upsc:omb. Newport Beach, t:?oy 8UllNHS LICINSU Ntw business license lnfomutlon rtpot1ed by the cities of Costlf M~• and Newport &ach. COITAMUA • David Arthur or Enright Jntematlonal at 632 Baker St. • AJex L llo1n1 or Draaon Kina 111 1215 Baker St. •Neal W. Morash or I.NM Floor Maintenance at 421 Fair Drive. • Pauline E. Doherty or Brophy Brown at 440 E. 17th St. • HWA CHA ~rser or ACU Timapy at 666 Balcer St. NIWPORT HACH • K.othl Wbttler or Calirotnla Coast at 1549 Placentia Ave. • Donald Lake or Coast Mo11aa1e at 417 Seville Ave. •Jerry Shulman or Coast To Coost llome Loans Inc. at 5000 Birch St. • Paula Kuskey or Coastline Monaage at 120 Newport Cen1er Dr. DIATHS Most rtttnt deaths as rtporltd to tht Oran~ County RtcDrdtr'I Omce. COITA MUA • Robtrt A. M1clnnu, 62 on Jan. 31. • Vialnla M. Kobllirk, 84 on Feb. 6. • Gt0rae M. lloWllrcl, 75 on Feb. 5. • Ollnr L Cnwfonl, 81 on Feb. I. NIWPOU 81.ACll • Franttt C. luter, 79 on Jan. 25. •Elinor H. Holstdn, 70 on Jan. 27. • SUlnlcy A. IDll, 70 on Jan. 30. • WIUlam A. 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River Jetty CdM TIDll TODAY first high First loW Second high Second loW THURSDAY First high First low Second high Second loW SIZE SW£U 1·2 w 1-2 w 1·2 w 1-2 w 1-2 w 7: 16 a.m. S.3 1:15 p.m. 1.2 8:12 p.m. 4.S 1 :SS 1.m. ·0.4 7:SJ 1.m. S.2 1:52 a.m. CU 8:36 p.m. 4.6 2:23 1.m. -0.3 Water Tem.,.rature: 61 • • UGAL CLAIMS Th• fol/o~ln1 c/11/ms will comt befort th• City Council In tht nur fufurt for • dttlslon. ' ' COS.TAMUA • Southern Calirornla Edison, alleging that on Feb. 10 o ci ty dump truck. damaged an overhead service transformer on a pole at 2300 Placentia Ave. Claim is for $2,000. • Steven Gray, alleging that on April 5, 1993, he was injured while riding his bike past 1680 Superior Ave.,,wherc he hit a protruding part 'Of the sidewalk. No amount listed. · • David. M. Chaplin, alleging that on F~b. 10 he was notified too lat~ by the! police rhat his car, which he had reported stolen, was found and towed 10 a storage place. Claim is for $140, the amount of money it cost to get the vehicle out of storage. •Southern Callrornla li:dison, alleging that on May 17, 1993 d paving coqtractor for the city dug into the north side of Victoria and Parsons streets and damagetl electric company property. Claim is for S2,I07.48. RIAL ISTATI SALIS R~nt rtal est•~ salts as rtporttd by tht Contintntal ~l+)tN Title Co. in Santa .4nu. CORONA DIL MAR • 190J.. 81yadere Ter., $1,600,000, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, to B.W. Mock. • 1901 Ocean Blvd., $437,500, 3 bedroom, 3~ bath.Jo C. S. Gordon. • 116 Iris Ave., $725,000, 3 bedroom, lVl bath, to .R. and J. Rodgers • 228 Iris Ave., $965,000, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 10 P. and L Mcinally. • 306 Iris Ave., $307,000, 2 bedroom, l bath, to Duhart Trust. -...1112 Ocun Bhd., Sl,555,398, 4 bedroom, 3Vl baths, to Northern Trust Bank. COITAMUA • 1038 \VtSIW8rd Way, $143,000, 2 bedroom, 1 ~ bath, to J.A. naerson:---- • 621 Danube Way, $156,000, 3 bedroom, 2~ baCfl, to K. Thayer. • 621 Rhine Ln., $160,000, 3 bedroom. 2~ bath, 10 R. G. Aviles. • s.&3 Vktorio St., Sl60,000. 3 bedroom, 2~ baths, to J. and M. Cribbs. • 1111 S. Coast Dr. Gl02, $146,000, 2 bedroom, 2 baths. to L. Babichenko. • 1111 S. Const Dr. 0201, Sl59,000, 2 bedroom. 2 bn1h. to R. and L. Roberts. • 3417 San Morino Cir .. $284,000. 4 be"room, 3 bath, to D.G. Glanders. · NIWPORT HACH • 7 Montptllltr, $695,000, 3 bedroom. 2Vl balh, 10 J. and A. Stotler. • 9 Toulon., $580,000, 2 bedroom. 2~ bath, 10 A. and D. Khatami. • 19 llarbor RJdae Dr., $650,000, 2 bedroom, 2Vl bath, to J. and K. Osborn. • •JOO C11nty Ln., $168,500, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. to M. Perez. · • 100 Scholz Pl., SI 12,500, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 10 G. Macias. • 1818 Pon M11ra111e Pl .. $585,000. 4 bedroom. 2 balh, to R. and M. Naku. • 1824 Port Moraate., $530,000, 3 bedroom, 2Vl baths, to R. and S. Pacini. • 979 W. Da)slde. $665,000. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, to A. & 11. Barke r. • 2727 Hilltop Dr., $350,000, 3 bedroom, 2Vl bath, to G. & M. Walkins. • 3019 Corte Portonno, $406,000, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, to Bank American Savings. • 3069 Corte Morin, $440,000, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, to R. Kusmes. • 210 Lille Ln. 204, $1 50,000, I bedroom, I bath, to A. & e. Bcrokoff. • 210 Lillt Ln. 216 $184,000. I bedroom. I bath, to T. Baker. • 210 Lillt Ln. 302, $188,000, I bedroom, l bath, 10 S. Ray. • 207 Bay lllll Dr., $297.500 to B. Folks. • 1807 Port Margate, $497,000, 4 bedroom, 2Vl bath, to M. & S. Oneill. · • laSO Port Charles, $630,000. 5 bedroom. 3 bath, to,F. & M. Cordes. • 1800 Port Wtstbourne. $410,000, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, to M. & R. Nichols. • 1601 Port Stirlln&, $555,000, 4 bedroom, 2i.1 bath, to S. & E. Tutton. • 1836 Port Ashley, $427,000, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, to T. Schoenberg. ·· POLICI FILU COSTAMllA Fuchsia: Two bikes were stolen from the garage or a home in the 3400 block. West 18th Slrttt: Someone broke Into a vacant office in the. 1000 block and stoic the li&ht and plumbing fixtures. Undcn Place: A $100 collection of buffalo head nickels was among th e items stolen from a home In the 900 block. Various locallons: Autos were · reported stolen Monday from the 2200 block of Elden Avenue, the 300 block of West Bay Street and Nordstrom''· NIWPOIT alACH West Ouan Fro .. : Scan Vanlcntcn, 29, of Newport Beach was arrested Sunday for ridina his bike under the influence or alcohol. Ca•pua Drbe: Someone broke in&o NtlWinc Insurance Co. and stoic $3,000 worth of computer equipment. lr'YIM: A 1992 Mit.Nbishi WU stolen from the 1200 block . ' . .. .. News>or} Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Wednesday, March 9, 1994• 3 A time-share resort alon9 the coast? 11 just ·had to happen W ELL, THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD -So the Walt Disney Co. Is combining forces with the Irvine Co: to build a 650-unit r~sort on our once-pristine coast between the beaches of Newport and Laguna. Ah, yes, it had to happen. If God hadn't intended for the mighty developers to muscle in, He . Local wouldn't have Scene provided so tempting a target. And now, ever cager to be helpful, I can even suggest a name for the proposed ON THI TOWN TODAY POITRY & MUSIC Donna Gebron is the featured. poet and Oat Luu the featured musician in nn evening of poetry and mu sic that begins at 8 p.m. nt Alta Coffee House & Roasting Company, 506 31st Stccct in Newport Beach. There will also be an open poetry rending; sign·t1p begins at 7 p.m. Dinner, desserts and coffee will be available. For more info, call 675-0233. -FRIDAY GUPU Of WRATH Frank Gnlcti's Tony-Award winning play, "The Grapes of Wrath," based on John " Steinbeck's classic novel, opens tonight and continues for three weekends in the Orama Lab Theatre at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Produced by the OCC Theatre Dcpamnenr.ttrc-i>lilY runs- March 11· 13, 16·20, nnd 24-26. Curtain is set for 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday nights, and 3 p.m. on Sundays. There is also a special 10 a.m. matinee for hi&h school _ students on March 16. Ticket prices range from SS to $9, and arc available in advance or at th"c door. For more information, call 432·5880. JAZZ llALLIT • The innovative <:Anadiap dance company, Les Ballet Jazz de Montreal, will give a ,,.. performance nt 8 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theatre at Orange Coa 1 College in Costa Mesa. The group combin.es clnssic nnd contemporary dance in a unique marriage between dancers, choreo~raphcrs and music. Ticket prices range from $11 to $21. For more information;"'call 432·5880. SATURDAY IT. PATlllCK'I CONCHT Popular Irish folk iroup Paddy West will present its 13th annual ~t. Patrick's O'ay celebration concert at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Recital Hall at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The group recreates authentic Irish songs, ballads, jigs and reels. using. a variety of instruments, including keyboard, banjo, guitar and mandolin. Tickets arc $9 to S 11. The concert is a sell·out every year, so get tickets cnrly. For more info, call 432-5880. lllNNY COLIMAN IN CO~CHT Recording artist Kenny Coleman, whose classic pop tradition is often compared to Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett, will perform in concert with Emmy·award winning pianist Joe Massimino and his band at the Robert B. Moore Theater at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Tickets for the 8 p.m. concert arc $7 to $13 and arc available in advance or at the door. For more info, cull 432·5880. SUNDAY . JAZZ OU"All RIC"AL Tho publie is invited to a free program of jazz and classical guital performed by local musician Phil Lynch at 3:30 p.m. in the Community Room or the Newport Center Library, 856 San Oemcnte Drive in Newport Beach. Lynch is currently the auitarist for the Fullerton Civic Uaht Opera Companr. For more information, call 644·3181 -· or 644-3191. IUFFELL'S IPllLSTEIY •c . ................... sm-•a.••--•n• time-share project Let's combine the entertainment giant's stupendous fiasco in Europe with the pleasantries of Newport Beach. We could call it Neuro-Disney. And let's toss in another dwarf or three. How about Sandy and Surly? Disney's image of purity probably wouldn't allow us to call on Beachy. It sounds too much like a naughty word. With visions of all that mega-construction and traffic congestion awaiting us, c:ouldn't Snow White adopt another dwarf named Messy? Well, let's not stand in the way of inevitable 'Progress. Never mind that denizens Qf Newport Coast need a time-share behemoth like Mickey Mouse needs an earache, it's important to think positively. TODAY IUCCUI & IXCILLINCI Newport Beach Family Therapist Rose Parvin will conducJ a seminar, "Introduction to Success and Excellence," at 7 p.m. at the Parvin Center for Patterns or Excellence in • Cannery Village in Newport Beach. The seminar is appropriate for anyone who wants to succeed and excel in their personal and profcssionol endeavors. Cost is SI 0. For more informatio.n, call 723-0405. LIVING TaUIT llMINAa Att6rQCJ Scott A. Bourdclais will present a free seminar, "Understanding Living Trusts," ot 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Library, 856 San .Clemente Drive in Newport Beach. For more information, call 541·9569. NITWOaJUNO aRIAKFAIT Carl 0 . Zaiss, business consultant, • trainer and author of a recent book on sales effectiveness training, will speak on "Sales is Not ·a Four-Letter Word" at the weekly gathering of th e Orange County Inside Edge, a support group for leaders. The meeting is frim 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Seafood, 3300 Bristol in Costa ATTENTION LOCAL ARTISTS:· If you have a . painting of a local scene and would ·.like to see it in the Daily Pilot, call · our Readers Hotline at 642-6086. Be sure to leave your name and phone number. Katie's Fresh FLOWERS on the peninsula Special local Delivery Program $6.99 723-5283 Let's rejoice over tidings that BOOK OF THE MONTH our coastline will take on the CLUB? -From the current issue appearance of a Mediterranean of Spindrift, official p~blication villages Italian-style. of the fun-loving Exchange Club For one scary moment, I of Newport Harbor: feared it might look lij,e "We've had some great Anaheim. question-and-answer periods after 0 the speaker, haven't we? An IRS SPEAKJNG OF THE UTILE representative was once asked if PEOPLE -If you wanna win a the cost of keeping a second set · barroom bet, challenge you r of books is deductible." drinking companions to name all 0 Seven Dwatfs. According to AND FROM ntE SAME scientific studies conducted over FAR-OUI' NEWSLETTER -Dob many years in local pubs, they Robins says there's no truth to nearly always forget one or two. the rumor that, "if you turn in a OK, I'll give you a head-start: ticket to a Rams game, they'll Dopey. ' give you a gun." And if you say Goo(y, the most lamentable lapse while scratching 0 around~ you Lose. SHU~ AND IS IT THA1: . No fair pee.king. Get r~ady, get TIME OF YEAR ALREADY? -set, get Happy. While you're still pondering the 0 identity of all Seven Dwarfs, let's AROUND TOWN IUTUT~ IU._CClll 6 IXCILLINCI Newport Beach Family Therapist Rose Parvin will conduct a 'seminar, "Introduction to Success and Excellentc," toni&ht at 7 at the Parvin Center for Patterns of Excellence in Cannery \7illage in Newport Beach. The seminar is appropriate for anyone who wants to succeed and excel in their personal and professional endeavors. Cost is SlO. For more information, call 723-0405. Mesa. Cost for first time guests is SIS, and includes breakfast. For more information, call 730-5050. SPRING aOUTIQUI More thnn 30 craftcrs will display their wares from 8 n.m. to 2 p.m. at a Spring Boutique at Fail'View Developmental Center, 2501 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. All proceeds will benefit the Ccntcr·s Special Olympics. the Very Special Arts Program, and the annual Christmas Program. THURSDAY IUROPIAN LIVING Tips for Uving and working in Europe will be offered at a free program beginning at 7 p.m. in the ~ommunity room Of the Newport Ccn~er Library, 856 San Clemente Drive in Nc"-port Beach. Presented by Julia Rampone, owner or Uniglobc San Juan Travel. the program will rcvie"' differences in the way Americans and europeans live and do business. For more information, call 644-3181 or 644·3191. IAT PUCTICI IXAM The Jewish Community Center of Orange County is offering a free SAT practice exam at S p.m. the results will be evalu:ued for students to learn which areas they need to target for study. The Center is located at 250 East Baker Street in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 751-0937. FREEBROTS! Buy one pack a~ our regular pri.ce and get the second pack FREE! Brocwursc · Hot Cttrody Brocs · Ham & Swiss Brocs Fully Cook e d - J ust: Heat: & Eat: WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at Irvine Ave., Newport Beach · Send A Gift By Phone 642-4302 · • switch to leprechauns, as ~ows: The kelly-green envelope was addressed to The Hon. Jeremy K. 0-Brln, so l suspected it 'might have something to do with another saintly celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Indeed it did, Kathleen (Kate) Brennan of Costa Mesa wa s inviting me to spend the hallowed holiday wit h proliferating members of tlie Brennan clan, including husband Bob himself, the illustrious Irish Lord Ma)or of Orangeshire. Noting that I'd already refreshed myself with visits to Cassidy's and Muldoon's Irish Pub, during the recent quest for the finest hamburger in all of Pilotland, dear Kathleen . suggested that I mighti>etrcndy for a ~more spiritual observance. For openers, she opined, "e might attend early morning Mass FRIDAY . JIWlSH NATIONAL FUND The Business and Professional Division of the Jewish National Fund is sponsoring Zevi Kahanov, Jcru· salcm based Director of the entire USA Department, at -a 7:30 a.m IO-<·and·bagel breakfast at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. Cost is $18. Call 558-8733 MOTORCYCLI IWAPMllT Motorcycle enthusiasts can purcha e motorcycles and accessories, including clothing and jewelry, at the " lruk>aLMalorcycle Sw:ip Meet al the Orange County Fairgrounds in Co\ta Mesa. Hours arc S to 10 p.m. Admission is S6, 11nder 12 arc free For information, call 364-2542 .. SATURDAY CASINO/AUCTION NIGHT The Zonta Club of Newport Harbor Foundation will hold its annual Irish Casino and Auction Night at the Red Lion Hotel, 3050 BristoJ Ave., Costa Mesa. Auction items include cruises. Las Vegas and Hawaii trips, gift certificates, art pieces, jewelry and more. Tickets arc $40 per person, .... at Our Lady Queen of Angels, and then we'd further repair to their cottage for a traditional mea1 of corned beef, cabbage, and boiled red potatoes. (Unlike my 13te pen·pal Vlron Uurncll Cosey, who once invited me over for a seven-cour~e dinner: a 'bcrlcd' potato and a six-pack.) Unhappily, l mu!\t decline the Drennans' kind offer. I've already accepted an invitation to spend Marc~ 17, St. Paddy' Day, at another so n of pr:l)'er·meeting: namely, an uplifting assemblage in the Directors' Lounge at Santa Anita Park, as a guest of Bob and Frances Moqnn. The Morgan s' invitation reads: "'Bring the luck o' the Iris~ with you!" Failh, aqd thnL Y.Oulclbc a "onderfu l ble~sing. Jerry Kobrin 's column runs c•ery Monday and Wednesday. ·' and include dinner. The C\'ent• benefits Girls, i nc of Newport/Mesa, a community SCC'\icc organization that pr0\1des lo"·cost and accessible &uperviscd activity' centers for boys and girls ages 5 through teens. Call ~63· 1511 for more information, ClNTIR CASINO IVINT The Center 500 1 ... 11osting a 40's co ... 1ume casino C\ent 10 benefit the Oro.inge Count) Performing Arts Center in CoMa Mc\a. The event "'II be held at the Sports Club Irvine at Main and McArthur from 8 p.m. to midnight. Cost 1s S3S in a1.hancc or S4D at the door. anJ include~ food, - entert:unmcnt and casino chips Call 556·2121 for more mforma11on. STORH OOK LAND Join Duncan and his dulcimer in a "onderland of mu~ic, books, stories and fun from I to 2 p.m. at Pieccmakcrs Country Store, l no Ad:ims Avenue in Co:.ta Mesa. All ages arc welcome. For more information, call 64 1·3112. Senti your items to Around Toun ed(tor, Tbe Dally Pilot, JJO lY. D:Jy St., Costa .\1esa, Co/If. 91617. Mariner s C hristia n Sch ool Cordially Invites You To Attend A J UNIOR HIGH PARENT ORIENTATION Thursday, March 10 at 7:30 P .M. rt;. ~~ Mariners Church (~=---~ ... Admin. Bldg. Room 19 ~-~ ~ 1000 Bison Ave. ~-=-~..-:~· -· Newpon Beach ·Please Call For More Information (7 14) 721-0852 lllHllE D DMPUT IBO.Ulll.110 • ' 4 Wednesday, March 9, 1994 Newport's Biking: .... ~. al • sand ... , ~ City hires geophysicist to study ways to keep beaches from washing out to sea. Bv DAVID Hsan, STAIP W1UTt:a LITTLE CORONA BEACH - Residents here knew the sand wa!>n't disappearing into the shoes of beachgocrs. Nobody has feet that big. But as they watched their beach c,lowly disappear, unearthing big boulders they never had seen before, they began to ask qucs1ions1 · Where's our beach going? lf the ocean steals our sand, will it ever come back? To someone who's not -an engineer, those questions are difficult to answer. "I don't know what people expect us 10 do if na ture wants to take the sand away and put it back later," said Newport Beach City SCORES from P•1• 1 Y.riting "'here more than 50% of >tudents scored in the top 4-to 6- potnl leveb. California public school students were simply not prepared for the radically different math 5ests, ac- cording to Anderson. And becaU!.e CLAS scores were s late in being reported, Newport-Mesa and other Cali· fornia school dist ricts have lillle time 10 react to their students' poor statewide performances in math. The next CLAS tests are only two months away. "I don't expect a monumental difference in next year's score," Anderson said. "But by the follow- ing year, we sho.uld begin to see ~ome upward trends." The California Learning Assess- ment System test (Cl.AS) is 'a re- placement of the old CA P (Cali- fornia Assessment Program) tests. Given to fourth, eighth and 10th· graders last May, CLAS ls the first statewide assessment test since Gov. George Deukmejian cut FARM Fro• Pa90 1 after-school class. But for a few of the students, the class has opened up a new side of life. "I'm learning how to do things I've never done before," sgid Arthur Ross, 12. "It's interesting." Seventh-grader Vu Ho, 12, may make nearly Sl,000 from plants · he's 1aised at th e farm, according . to Kapus. She says he's one of her , hardest-working students. "Planting is kind of fun, once you ge t into it," Vu said. "My mom ' loves to plant, so she got me ' interested in it when I was young." Kapus says she understands the district's decision, but she is sad about the loss of a most unusual resource. And she expects to be laid off after this school year. • "The district is losi ng a real big ' opportunity," she said . . NEIGHBORHOOD FreM Pai• 1 Port Weybridge, Port Margate and Port Ramsgate. The thief struck two Port Tiffin homes during the weekend, and a Port Charles home Monday night. "The thing that really frightens me, is that I don't know where you can go anymore," said one Keel Drive woman who asked to remain anonymous. "I was really nervous sitting in the family room last night, and J'vc never even given that a second thought before." While talking at the door, a se- curity system employee arrived to install an ala rm. "And l told, my housekeeper not to open the door for any reason," the woman said. Dirk Frickman, of Discount Sc- • curity, said he got calls from sev- eral people who live on Keel Drive since the death was discovered Saturday afternoon. Van Uden was last seen alive Thutsday morning when she took • some gllrbage out. Neighbors 1aid detectives told them the woman's bedroom had apparently been ran- sacked, but Oonis would not con- firm thi • Police found no signs of forced entry. The sliding gloss door, however, was found \.In· locked. r "How 1t got unlocked is lhe question," Oonis said. "We wish we could have this solved, but it's going to take a while.'' , Nclghbon djd not reveal much about Van Udcn, sayina police told them not to divulp anythina while the invcttiption continues. -"She wu just 1 dear linlo old lady," said one neiahbor. who dc- dl.-d to pc 'her name, sayin1 she Councilman Phil SaftlOne, who represents Corona del Mar. ''The beaches come and go. It depends on the tidal action." But to geophysicist Craig Everts, who bas been hired by Newport Beach to come up with a "Sand Management Plan," there has got • to be a way to keep the . sun-splashed beaches from washing out to sea. ' A month ago, 'he planted stakes in the sand ore the coast of Little Corona. For the next few years, he'll watch it come and"80, trying to find patterns in its movement. "The city\is very interested iQ finding out wha t1s going on with their beaches, and arc spending a lot of energy on it," Everts said. Although Evert$ has been hired by the city, the information l)c • ·collects will be shared with other coasta.l cities in Orange County, as well as the county Environmental Management Agency and U.S. • Army Corps of Engineers. Together, those agencies arc funding for the CAP tests in 1990. After disappointing CAP scores revealed "grave concerns" about writing some years ago, the school district placed additional emphasis on wri ting skills and has subse- quently excelled, according to Anderson. "Writing is now our highest area of testing," she said. Anderson says the district will now rethink the way it teaches math to its students. The math problems on the CLAS test are a significant depar- ture from traditional math assess- ment tests. The new.problems test students' understanding of math· cmatic principles rather thon re- quiring simple computation. Newport-Mesa school district Superintendent Mac Bernd point· ed out that despite the unsatisfac- tory math scores, the school dis- trict exceeded the state average in all testing categories. And Newport-Mesa students scored higher than students in comparable districts in eight out of nine categories. "This ,is an indication of a dis- trict that wants to be the best," Bernd said, "and is not satisfied." -' STABBING Fre111P•1•1 him," Paer said. "It's just lucky someone jogged by (the victim), otherwise this would be a homi- cide case." Ruben Sanchez was found stabbed in the Santa Ana River- bed near the Victoria Street bridge last spring. . · Surdi w:is one of nine alleged gang members implicated in the near-fatal assault. Prosecutors maintained the at- tackers, most of whom were teens at the time, abducted Sanchez while he w:is standing at Placentia Avenue near Congress Street. In- side their van, "they wrapped a scat belt around his neck to keep him down and straddled his back while stabbing him with a Phillips' head screwdriver more than 60 .. was frightened. "I wish they would take that damn (police tape sur- rounding the home) down. It 's de- pressing. "There was always the thought that this was a neat, safe place to live. Now no one feels saf c." One woman wouldn't even walk out to her front gate Tuesday, shouting .across the yard fr0m her doorstep that she would ralher not discuss the killing. "I lhink everybody is feeling pretty nervous," another neighbor confided. "We're all looking out for each other." Van Uden's dtiughtcr-in-law also declined to discuss the killing. "Al! I can say is that it has been an extremely difficult time for us," she said, breaking into tears dur· ing a phone call from the Mission Viejo home she shares with her husband, the victim's son Mark Van Uden. Police say Van Uden, who is the city's first homicide victim of the year, was killed sometime Thurs- day by blows to the head. "She wa a very nice pcr~n," said Maxine Propp, president of the Harbor View Hills Gardening Oub, where Van Udcn 1ervcd as past president. "A very caring per- son. Fond of children and her home.'' Ironically, Harbor View Hills - • neighborhood known for Its quiet, upscale streets -was also the community terrorized earlier this year by a serial child molester who 1ne1kcd Into homes diaring the niaht to fondle young airls. "I don't want people to panic;• Oonis said. ''But if you tee any· thins or remember anythina. call police." working on a five -year 'tudy o( the county's coastline. The first collaborative "St:ue of the Coa~t Study'' was released late last year. County engineer Tom Rossmiller said once cities better understand how the sand moves, they might be able to adopt laws that will help keep it on the beach. A bluff erosion ordinance, for instance, could prohibit builders from destroying bluffs which pour sand Onto the beaches. "Right now, we don't know what's happening in a lot of locations along the coast, and we're trying to find these answers in the scie ntific studies we're doing," Rossmiller said. John Wolter, a city engineer, said the city has spent about $60,000 on devising a "sediment plan" during the past 10 years. "Over time, as storms come Crom the south and southwest, you're going to get some idea as to what the processes are pushing COUNCIL Fro• P•1• 1 brought some sort of a controversy into what was happening 'there," O'Neil said. "And it trickled down to Mayor Genis and the council supporting it. l was amazed there should be an controversy at all." O'Neil said she and a handful of friends attended the meeting only to find there were many more there who shared her view. Jim Meehan, who came to the meeting with eight people from the Costa Mesa Republican As- sembly, said they anticipated a heated discussion on the matter. "We went because we thought (Genis) needed the support of people who were friendly toward the Abstinence Week," Meehan said. He later asked everyone in the audience in support of Genis to stand, prompting most in the council chambers to rise. "I have to admit, this is a very humbling moment for me," Genis said. After the meeting, she said she had received nearly 20 calls on the matter last week and only about three were iigainst abstinence. times," Paer said. Doctors who tes~ified at the trial said Sanchez narrowly survived the brutal assault. Chances are, he will be confined to a wheelchair for life. James Madrid, 18, and David Barseghian, 19, were sentenced earlier this year to two years in state prison for helping to kick Sanchez before he was dragged into the van. And a 15-year-old was sent to the California Youth Authority until age 25. Hector Alvarez, 18, is awaiting trial on the same charges Surdi has been convicted of. Warrants are still out for the ar- rest of two others. Paer said all the attackers arc members or associates of a Costa Mesa gang. He contends the at- tack was-in retaliation for one of their cohorts getting beat up by the gang Sanchez was allegedly as- sociated with . sand around oo your beaches," Wolter said. "When we know these things, it helps us manage the sand in a more efficient way." The city has been mediating nature's battle with the beaches since the 196Ch, he said. During fierce stonns in the 1960s, beaches in West Newport would disappear by as much as 50 · feet per day, Wolter said. The city built several man-made jetties between the Newport Pier and Santa Ana River to control the erosion. In the 1970s, crews dumped sand up the coast on Sunset . Beach, knowing that eventually it would trickle back to Newport. A few years ago, when residcntS first began to notice the beach disappearing at Little Cs>rona, cjty crews took SaRcf Off tfie peninsula and trucked it ove-r. "These beaches are important to us, but some people kind of take them for granted,"-Wolter said. "It takes some time and effort to keep sand on them." liH» NewpOrt BUch/Colta Meaa Dally Pilot ••••• MU .. NY·•AHCMICIC P1lm Desert Prcsbyterinn Church was the setting for the Nov. 13 wedding of Kelly Rae Patschcck anCJ Shawn Patrick Murphy, both of Riverside. Tbe couple greeted 150 gue)ts at their reception in the Ritt Carlton. Rancho Mirage. The bride is the daughter of Jcun Grover or Newport Dench and Raymond Patscheek of Balboa I land. She wore a gown of French Jesign with a mupless bodice of silk satin embellished with a p;;lsley patterned soutache accented with pearls. A full skir.t a_ccented at 1he wai st with silk roses and jacket worn during the ceremony, were made of silk organza accented with paisley soutache and pearls. Linda Veiga Altemus was ,_matron oC honor ~Kimber • Pat~heck was m:iid of honor, Tracy Osbourne Damiancs, Julie Singletary and Christine Carter were bridesmaids. Brooklyn Boris, the bride's niece, and Samantha Richards, &tJ"ldaughtcr. ,.., --...... l)aDy Pilol we~ die cUncc &o lban dil lllWI ot your C11p1Cmtat or wcddins. Piek us> enp,ement or woddina forms 1n our COila Mesa olf icc or call 642..tlll. ext. 3.50. Cor more information. of the bridegroom, were flower girls and Murphy Armitage, the bridegroom's cousin, was ring 'bearer. John and Ca thy Murphy of Vista arc the parents of the 1bridegroom. Bri:in Murphy was best man and Steven Patscheck, __leffreyFQSs, Mjchac.l ruch~rds and Chris Kavalec .were ushers. Alier a honeymoon trip to Dora Bora and Moorea in Tahiti, the couple are al home in River-· side. They :ire errployed by CD Commercial Real Estate Group. - Please .Join Us For Dinner Luneb or Weekend Bruneb Sabatlno's was origlnalty founded In Chicago after our father brougRt the tamlly recipe for our famous Italian Sausage from Palenno, Italy In the 1930's. Today, his SOl\S"& grandson contiooe to provide a complete menu of Jutheotlc Italian food prepared. fresh dally and seasoned. with 5 generations of f amlly prfde. Thank you, The Sabatino Family CATERING SPECIALISTS ,,. .. ,.,, WI Catlr Boats & CUiftrs "/11 Yf#I[ .._ or /11 our dl11/lfl '°°"'··· " R>r Reservations Call 'na.oe21 111..,.... ............... nl Dll T Pl.Of ow. CDlST llAUlll OUllG( aonY EIOfOUTAI aoeaamAn CUISIVll WISTll SOU1M CDlST ND HOii. 60+6 4x2+2 10 I . ' I 1 1 l ... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot W~nesday, March 9, 1994 8 Jenny Colclasure, Pitcher of Newport Harbor High School .. . - - Game 110 Field 2 3112194 @ 5:30 ' NEWPORT HARBOR Game 11 • Field 1 315194 @ 3:30 ESTANCIA ,. 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BY BARRY FAULKNER, Srous Wiuna. • ' LOMPOC ~ Newport Harbor High Coach Shan- non Jakosky worried over the wee kend if the minds of her multi·sport athletes would begin wandering away f(om basketball, toward other sports. The Sailors indeed appeared preoc· cupied by another sport Tuesday night, but Jakosky wasn't about to complai n. "This game was more like football than. basketball," said Jakosky of the Sailors' helmet-headed toughness in earning a 49· 43 win mer host Lompoc in the opening round of the ClF Division Ill Southern California Regionals. "Gina {Head ) said last week she had thought about playing running back or noseguard, and she playe d like it tonight," Jakosky continued. "Melissa (Schutz) was out there fighting, and Diatlne (Pulido) was tough all night." The determined Sailors (23-7) scored eight unanswered points to erase an 1J·8 Braves' lead, then maintained their focus • and the lead the rest of the way. The victory, Harbor's first-eve r in re· gional play, put the Tars into Thursday night's semifinal at Santa na High of San- tee, an 86-46 victor over Dinuba. Schutz, a 6-foot junior center, scored a career-high 14 points, but contr ibu ted even more on the defensive end. She held 6-foot-2 All·CIF senior Kim Wuest to 14 points (7 of 19 from the field) and just six rebounds. Wuest, a fou r-year starter, came in av- eraging 18.8 points and 16.5 boards, the latter the second-best in the entire Southern Section. Wuest, the section's leading free- throw shooter' at 80%, Melissa Schutz did not earn a single foul shot. "Melissa is a stud," said Jakosky. "She played 32 minutes of solid defense and made Wuest work for everything she got. She also hit her first five shots. It was arr excellent game." Schutz, who finished 6 of 9 from the field and 2 of 2 from the line, also added a team-high seven rebounds to postpone joining the Sailors' swim team for at least three more days. "I'm still waiting for swimming," said a smiling Schutz, who squeezes basketball around a demanding club volleyball prac- tice regimen. "It fell great to have a game like 1 did tonight," added Schutz, who was not aware of Wuest's All-CIF credentials. "l just kn ew she was their leading scorer." Schutz got inside defensive help from Puli do and others, which allowed Lom- poc's 5-8 junior Colleen Mitchell to amass 17 points and 11 rebounds. But Lompoc's three other starters, under Newport's man-to-man defensive blanket, combined for just 12 points, half of which came on desperation three- pointers late in the fotl'th quarter. "Our plan was to help out inside and pressure them on the perimeter," said Ja- kosky, who watched Heads, Geneveieve Evarts and Mandy Clayton hold Lompoc's back court to 2-oC~l 7 shooting. Evarts, who aggravated a lower back in- jury midway through the second quarter, fought through it .and scored 16 points. Heads, who administered a lesson on physical pw.._ finished with eight points,_ six assists, five steals and five r~bounds. "Gina is our defense," Jakosky· said. Pulido, in addition to her strong de- fensive help, chipped in five points and five boards, while Clayton scored Harbor's final four first-half points with Evarts on the bench. Lompoc (24-5, the Southern Section UI-A champion) rallied to within 32-30 and 34-32 to ignite a vocal crowd. But Newport ended the Draves' 17-game win- niog streak by draining ·9 of 14 free throws in the final eight minutes. NIWPORT NAltlOR 49, LOMPOC 4i So. C•Hf. R~glon•ls, Orst round ~ H•rbot Lompoc (& ft pl Ip SCtluU '· 2 1 14 ,..., 2 1 1 s ~· s ' J 16 c. ..... 1141 ~· 1 2 0 4 ~ 0 0 1 0 c. ..... 1011 Wue11 Mitchell ,Kh«o , .. , .. Joflnson lotlkli '' n 7 0 • 1 2 0 2 0 0 2 • 0 0 pl Ip J 14 • 17 s 4 0 ' 4 2 0 0 ,.... 11 13 11 49 Tot.alt "Jl64l ·~ 10 16 10 = 11 1 n t:='cf",.:,i..':%, -'elly 1 I .. ... ; PORTS ... SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387 Sea Kings get on to · last start CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar High boys volleyball team played its first official match of the non-league .sea- son Tuesday night, dispatching visiting Costa Msea, 15-8, 15- 2, 15-10 .. Introduction to Esperanza tarries . price ' Sea J<.ings Coach ·Joey Fuscbetti was particularly pleased with the efforts of his team's players off the bench. "I thought we had an .excellent perform- ance' off the bench," Fuscbetti said. "I thigk we're looking better than in years past at this stage." ~---~.....,· reputation can be verified by Sailors after Tuesday's · lessons in baseball , 101, at Newport Elks quartedinal matcbup~ CdM starting setter Andy Peykoff contrib- uted 20 assists before giving way to backup Derek Newcomer, a sophomore. For Costa Mesa, Lance Merrifield played well, account- ing for five digs to go with his four kills. The Sea Kings were co°"ng off a strong showing in the Re- dondo Tournament last weekend. CdM ·went 7-1 in pool play to win the P.OOI and earn a second seed. Clll.ISTOPHH Ass.AF, DAILY PILOT Corona then went on to fall to Penin- sula, 15-12, in the quarterfinals. CdM's Brooks Hoppe was named to the all- toumament team. Corona del Mar Hlgh's Andy Peykoff {dark shirt) goes up to fllp the ball against the defense of Costa Mesa's Lance Merrifield (11) and Brian Leahy (2) in Tuesday's volleyball contest. "I thought we had excellent ball control in the tourna- ment, and that's the one thing I feel is a good sign for us right now," said Fus- chetti. "Probably 90% of our hits in the tournament were kills." ~ Setter And y Peykoff leads the way in straight set win over Mesa in non-league volleyball conflict. as much as possible, because th e best way to improve is learn by doing." The Sea Kings return on Thursday night, hosting Trabuco Hills. Fuschetti has also been impressed with the work of Marius Sandvik, who is playing volleyball for the first time. Sandvik, a middle blocker, wts a member of the Sea l(jngs' varsity bas- ketbal( team tbis season. "He's been playing for about a week and a half, and I think he's a very gifted and talented athlete," said Fuschetti. ''.He's learning as fast as we can t~ach him. We're trying tO' play him In another volleyb;ill match Tuesday: •Estancia 3, Villa Park 0: The host Eagles won their third straight match to start the season, 15-7, 15-3, 15·8, as senior setter Dave Earle had four service aces to go with his 15 as- sists. Senior ou tside hitter Mike Truong knocked down seven kills while Oave White added SL'< and Kevin Byrne five. Estancia is at Santa Margarita Thursday. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK AND FIELD PREVIEWS BY RlCHAllD DUNN, SrollTS W1mu NEWPORT DEACH - Luckily, seasons aren't made in a day. Newport • Harbor High can be thank- ful. I "It's too early to hang our heads," said Sailor baseball coach Kirk Bates, whose host squad absorbed a 16·0 defeat Tuesday against Esperanza in the second round of the Nc\\port Elks Tournament. The Aztecs (2-0), defending ClF South- ern Section V-A champions, scored in every inning, took advantage of five Sailor errors and six wild pitches, and used four 'pitchers who combined on a one-hit ~ut· out with 12 strikeouts. Overmatched? That's putting it mildly. "Esperanza, the defending CIF cham- pion, lost seven players from last year and ' it's still a heck of a tea m," Bates said. "The question 1 ask, is can· we bounce back on · Thursday (against Orange or Capistrano Valley)?" · There were some discoveries. Newport Harbor found a relief pitcher (shortstop Brett Hlista) and a righ t fi elder (Dave Snowden) with a strong :inn. On a ny ball to ri ght in the first inn ing, Snowden threw out Esperanza's Jeremy Viscusi at the plate to end a four-run Aztec inning. "It was a big play, a good play, and (catcher) Zach Diehl did a good job blocking the plate," Oates said. Hlista, following starter C~ris GroJach and reliever Todd McM inimeril, pitched two solid innings, and was the only Sailor hurler to not walk anybody. Senior third baseman Matt Burns had See ISPIRANZA/Pa9e I Sailors opening the season on an .optimistic note 1111i-And why shouldn't they? Tars are loaded in track and field. Tift began to open the eyes of college re- cruiters.. and track and field aficionados late in the 1993 BY RICHAJU> DUNN, Srons Wun:a. W ith most of its horses back, New- port Harbor High's boys track and field team should be a factor in every invitational this spring, a time • of year when Newport Har- bo r weigh ts coach Tony Ciarelli urges his throwers to peak. spring, including the CIF Sou th ern Sec- tion Division II finals in May. There ar~ no areas of weakness on Coach Eric Tweit's 1994 squod. poned two weeks because of a rainy day on June 5. Tift, who opted to lift weights during the winter rather than play basket- ball, should give the Sail- ors first-place points at every Sea View League dual meet this sea- son. Individually, when you discuss the Soil· ors, one must start with se nior Wade Tift, a UCLA-bound shotputter who finished fourth at Uie CIF State Championships last season, heaving 57-feet, 2-inches. A week earlier, Tift set a personal record (59-1~) at the National Scholastic Out- door meet. A bruising tailback on the Sailors' foot- ball team, Tift earned a gold medal at the Sunkist Invitational Feb. 19 at USC with a throw 9f 59-1. Tift t ook heed. He re· corded per- sonal bests six \Vcoks in a row, competing at the Sea View League finals (54-9.Y..), CIF Division II pre- Senior Steve Gonzales is Ciarelli's other DAILY PILOT FILS PHOTO prize shotput- UCLA-bound Wade Tift is Newport Harbor's ter and discus No. 1 shotputter entering the '94 track season. thrower, with "He's No. 1 in the state," Tweit said. "He threw two feet further than anybody else at the Sunkist meet." .. liminaries (55-2'1l), CIF Division IL finals (56-2}, the Masters Meet (56-4), the first round of the state meet on June 4 (57- ~) and lhe National Scholastic Outdoor meet June 12. The ~te final s were post- the latter event Gonzales' forte. He was third at the Sea View finals in the shotput last spring, and seventh in the discus at last year's Or· ange County Championships. At the re· cent Sunkist lqyitalional, Gonzales was Sea Kings feature a multi-pronged attack fifth in the discus (154-2). Senior~ Jay Berg-Hansen (6-foot-2, 215 pounds) and Brandon Hood, and junior Dan McDonough, give Newport Harbor plenty of depth in the weight events. Distance running is another powerful element for the Sailors, led by senior Trent Bryson and juniors Aaron Ward, Ryan Adams and Shahram Dczhad, all of whom performed well last fall in cross country for running coach Dim Barry. Senior Chris Edwards, coming out late because of wrestling, in which he ad- vanced to the stote meet at 160 pounds, is Newport Harbor's best in the 110-meter high hurdles and 300 interm ediate hur· dies. Edwards will also compete in the long jump and relays. In other field events, seniors Dob fos· ter (high jump and triple jump) and Dan Obegi (pole vault ), and juniors Edon Ka- gasoff (pole vault), John Benzinger (high jump), Brian Johnson (long jump, 400 relay) and Alessio Smith (long jump. re- lays). "The hardest part about our team, is that we're thin in certain areas, like the sprints, relays and hurdles," said Tweit, whose squad finished 5-2 in the Sea View League last year (third place). "Wood- ... SAILOU/P-----7 •the move 1111i-Jason Boyce is at centerstage, but Corona has plenty of talent in a variety of directions. BY RICHAll..D DUNN, Sroa.n Wun1. over 22 feet, was clocked in the 100 in 10.75 on dirt. Jun- iof"Brian Hogan and senior Chris Hong are also expected to be CdM's sprinters this year, with Hong the chief force in the 400. . Senior Neal Parsons and f reshmnn Tyler Beardslee go in the 800, senior Pat Conlin nnd junior Brian Slingsby are CdM's best in the 1600 and 3200, and junior John Myung. and senior Matt Nichols should be the top hurdlers. • Dls1anCe runners remain Estancia's bread' 'a butter In quest for success. S enior Jason Boyce of Corona del Mar High, a. member of the U.S. junior na- tional soccer team, has never competed in the CIF Southern Section track and field preliminaries, although his marks the past ~~~l.m~~ two springs have been good enough to reach , the coveted Masters Meet. That could change this year. Boyce was a three-event Sea View League champion as a M>phomore, winning the 100 and 200 meters and long jump. Soccer commitments, however, forced him to miss the CIF prelims. · Last year, a day before the league finals, Boyce came down with the chicken pox. Neither Boyce nor Wood- bridge sprinting sensation Gary Youns (pulled hamstring) competed at the league final , defusing the ,nticipatcd showdown. They could get another 1hot this season. Earlier this season, Boyce, who consisttntly Iona jumps \ In the field events, look for basketball standouts Craig Savage and Ramin Bastani jn the high jump, Scott Kfase and Gabe Bowne in the triple jump, and Jeff Borland in the pole vau lt. Few in Orange County go further thnn Boyce in the long jump. Junior Mike Dlgrat.lo is CdM's best discus thrower. with sophomore Richie Nichols the No. I shotputter. Hogan also throws the discus. "Woodbridge is the team to beat, with everybody else in the league neck and neck," CdM Coach Bill Sumner said. "It's a tough league we're In, but 1 think puttina (defend· Ing champion) Woodbridge uidc. everybody ls really close." Saddleback, with sprlnterilhurdlen Matt Lcte and Mel Lete, and Newport Harbor, with its shotpunen and ditcut throwers, are also expected to finish around the top. : ./. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Wednesday, March 9, 1994 7- TUCK PUVllWI NIWPORT ILKI SAllllALL TOURNAMINT HIGH ICHOOL 1on11ALL PRIYllW Costa Mm . Beatl's two-run shot, Bowman's mound work wm pack plenty puts the Sea Kings into winner's circle 2-0 from small lot 1 n·s one-st8fl-at-a-tlme for Corona del Mar and ~ ..,. Dewayne Crenshaw back; sophomore Amezola should provide some big moments. BY RlCHAIU> DUNN, Sroan Wam:a T here's no pitch- a n d-t rap of- fense, but the members of Costa Mesa High's slim boys track and field team will be expected to carry a heavy load this spring. Numbers arc few. fine athletes are not. Junior Dewayne Crenshaw,· an All-Pacific Coast League line- backer and one of the primary ball-carriers on offense for Coach Myron Miller's football team la'st fall that renchtd the CJF Southern Section Division VIII title game,'. will be one of Coach John ·Car- ney's forceful track athletes this se~son, running the 100 and 200 meters, while competing in the long jump and 400-meter relay. Senior Binh Tran, Mesa's two- time All-ClF tailback, is uncom- mitted, but could jo.in the team and run sprints. Either Tran or Crenshaw will anchor the 400 relay. · "He's bigger, faster and stronger than last football season," Carney said of Crenshaw, who runs an 11.4 100 meters, and long jumps 19 feet, 9~ inches. "It'll be great for (his football career) to be in track." Steve Owen and Corey Sides also run sprints, while sophomore Josh Amewla, the PCL frosh/soph ..,champion last yea r in the long jump and 400 meters, is expected 10 be orte of Carney's best com- petitors. "Amezola's really an athlete," C:\rney said. "He was a great f rcshman last year.·• Senior sprinter Eli Hesterly, se- nio r hurdler Chris Woods and dis- tance runners Andy Russell (se- nior) and Zeke Noonan (soph· omore) will also be prominent this spring. Russell goes around 2 min- utes, 3 seconds in the half mile, while Noonan runs a 4:51 in the mile. In the weight events, football linemen Brian Smith and Jared Wilson have been throwing the shotput and discus for four years. Smith is the better shotputter, Wilson the better discus thrower. BY JEFF CHESEN, Sl'Ous Warru CORONA DEL MAR. -Corona del Mar High figured that NEWPORT ELKS TOURNAMENT Todllf'• Schedule Coneot.tlon Quarterfinal game• Esqncia II Footllld, 3 p.m. Cosi. Mesa at El Modena. 3 p.m. pitcher Jeff Bowman took control o( the game. Bowman, who said that he wnnts to lead the team, allowed only a two·out third inning single in his new coach, Gallagher ..,. CdM .softball hopefuls have a big task ahead . third baseman Bryan f!!ll~~-~ Bear's two-run home run in the fi rst inning -~W!~F was a good start against Santa Ana Valley. Little did th e Sea Kings know that the blast would be all they would riced en route to a 2-0 base- ball victory in the Newport Elks Tournament Tuesday. Thursct.v'• Schedule Championship Semltlnala Caplsvano Valley vs, Esperanza Mater Del vs. T111tln Fifth Place Semlflnals Orange vs. ~wport Hart>ot Saddleback vs Mlsslon VltlO Consolation Semlftnals El Modena/C01ta Mesa wlnoef vs. T rabuco H.lls Corona del Mat vs. fOOVlll!/Estancia Winner 1 Uh Place S.mlflnala 5ain Alla vs El Modena/Costa Mesa loser ' six innings. He struck out seven Fal· cons before being relieved by Dan MacMillan for the final three outs. The Sea Kings' pitching rotation figures to be one of the team's lltrengths. Dowman, MacMillan and Stuart fill the rot~tion, and junior~ Matt Friend figures the be the clos- er. Based on their early perform- nnces, Lundin is opfimislic. BY DENNIS llROST£1UIOUS, Sroitn W1t.1rta T he Corona t del Ma r High girls ~ softball program, Co:ist Coll~ge. graduated from Oregon State. She ha) previ· ous oflb.ill coaching expert· cncc at EJ Camino College, Santiagy lligh and Costa Me~a. The pitc hin~ load will rest with a lrc)hman anJ a soph· omon~ H.iyden Aley i the frellhman who has potential, .iccon.ling to Gallagher. The Sea Kings, whose primary power so~rce was third baseman Dave Angeloni in 1993, looked to Angeloni's successor for their of- fensive · leadership. Bear notched the only two hits for CdM, including hrs first varsity homer. The sophomore, who is making the jump from the frosh-soph team, has been the of- fensive leader early this season. "Bryan Bear is swinging the bat real well," first-year Coach Matt Lundin said. "He's ·been our most consistent hitter our first four games, and he did it again today. driving in the two runs." Bear recognizes his success, but does not intend to duplicate Ange- loni's power. lns,tead, he looks to be an offensive catalyst by getting on E mncl1JFooCtull loser vs Santa Ana Valley base, awaiting to be driven in. "Matt '(Lundin, the head coach) 1old me to hit the ball hard and to find the gaps.and just keep on hitting line drives," Bear said. "Our power hitters are basically (Kevin) Stuart and J.J. (DiCcsare). I'm not looking to be a pow.er hitter. I'm just looking to find gaps an d get on base." Lundin is pleased with Bear's start for the Sea Kings, though he admits Bear's success is not shocking. "(Bear is) just a good athlete, and he hasn't surprised me at all," Lundin said. "But when you get pitching like we got today, we do fine." Following Bear's homer, senior · "Pitching-wise we're real strong," Lundin said. "We have three real quality guys who I 1hjnk can go out. there and get the job done in the starting role. And then we've got Mall Friend as a reliever who can give us a couple strong innings. And today was definitely a confidence builder as far as the pitching goes." Corona, which faces today's Foot· hill/Estancia winner on Thursday, hppcs that the confidence and.mo- mentum will carry into Sea View League play; starting March 22. CDM 2, SANTA ANA VALLEY 0 SA Valley 000 000 0-0 . 1 0 Corona dcl Mar 200 000 x-2 2 O Pur.i and Ch<hez; BO\\man, MacMillan (7) and Knecht. W-BO\\man, 1-1. l -Parra, 0· 1. HR-Bear (CdM). 'She played a httl~ summer, but she has little experience," receqt. year~, has a new hea~ said GJllagher. "She h:is a coa_ch. rn E~.10 Gallag~cr "~o 1.~ • mi\lure. of JUnk :ind llpced on v. hicb has st rug-. " gled for wins in taking a one-s1ep-at·a-t1me her pitches. And she stay) approach. calm out there." "We are just tryi ng to build The llophomore is Jenny some confidence tight now," Luchesi, "ho saw some duty said Gallagher. "The girls are l..1s1 seawn. She'll be in the excited and went to be be1ter field v.hen llhe's not pitch ing. softball players. h 's amazing One of the five seniors on how muc)l they're learniog. the squad is Sarah O'MaJley, , "This group is r~lly open to who will pl::iy some center field coaching." and some third base. "She's a It's a group that. for the most part, plays other ~ports such as basketball, llOccer and volleyball. That translates in10 players with athletic ability. but a lack of extcns1\.e o,oftball experience. heads-up playe r and we're de· •I pend ing on her qu ite a bit." " s:iid Gallagher . YOUTH BASKETBALL STANDINGS "We've been \\Orl..ing on fundamentals a IOI. · llaid Gal- lagher, ''ho "as hm:d tlm sea- son to replace Sh.uon Sm}'the. "l know the)' h..1\cn'1 won much here the pi.Isl lcw year,, so 1 know i1's going to be a challenge." Tr:lnllfer Danielle Fitz is an- other key member of the te:.im. The team's lhortslop, Fi tz .. prtscntl) I) situa ted at No 3 ' in the batting order. After 'he returns to compe· 11tion from injury. junior Jamie Dre,\s figures a~ the team's leadolt httter. Drev.s hall been 4'i<lelincd \\Jlh a sore elbov.. COSTA MUA YOUTH LIAOUU (at Downtown Community Center, CosLl Men High) BOYS A Division standi"gs 1, Victori.i, 7·1; 2. (tic) Californi.i (2), 6-2; Men (1), 6·2; 4. (tie) Mes. (2), 5-l; Whittier, 5-l; 6. Pomona, 4-4; 7. Paularino, l-5; 8. Newport (1), 2·3; 9. EAGLES ,, ....... . els). This year, they have 52. Distance running will still be Es- tancia's bread and butter, with junior Johann Appell and seniors Brian Chung, Joe Baez, Bart Kow- alski and Peter Ho leading the charge. Appell, who led the Eagles' cross country team last fall to its Cinderella run to the state meet, is around 9 minutes, 48 seconds in the 3200 meters, whill Ho runs close to 4:40 in the 1600. Air Force Academy-bound Chung is solid in the 800. Freshman sensation Chris Felix is one of Estancia's best in the N~port (2), 0-5; 10. Californi.i (1), 0·8. last week's scores Victori.i 48, California (2) 35; Mesa (1) 37, Pomona 34; Men (2) 40, P.iularino 19; Whittier 34, N~port (2) 25; Newport (1) 2, California (1) 0 (forfeit). .)) B Division East standings 1. (tic) P•ularino (2), 1·7; California (2). 1-7. lut "cek's scores P1ularinu (I) 30, Paularino (2) 8; College Park (1) 31, Sonorol (1) 22; TeWinlo.le 62, C.ilifornia (2) 16; College Park (2) 39, Prince of Peace 18. B Di\<ision Wcsl slandings f. Paularino (1), 8·0; College Parle (1), 7-1; 3. TcWinl.le, 6-l; 4. Sonor.i U), 5·3; 5. (tie) Prince of P~ace, l-5; 6. College P.irk (2), 3-5; 1. Whittier 8-0; 2. Kill)brooke (1), 7-1 ; ), Sonor<1 (2), 6·2; 4. (tic) Kaiser (1) S-3; College See YOUTH/Pa9e I Gallagher, a product of Costa Mesa High and Orange 100, while also running a leg on the No. 1 400-meler relay team. Sophomore James Owens, and re- turning sprinters Dave Barnhill and John Ordaz. (anchor), team with Felix on the Eagles' quickest relay. All run in the 100, while Barnhill, Ordaz, Owens and Omar Rosales give Estancia four quality 200-metcr ·runners. "That's the exciting part, the sprints,'' Martinez said. "We're lhree relays deep in each relay. We haven't had that in the past." Eric fapino~a. Estancia's best long jumper and triple jumper, will :.ilandle the hurdling duties, wtlile John Leffler is the top shotputter and discus thrower. SAILORS freMA1 bridge sh ould be too tough for everybody, because they've got th at re all y good speed, and Sad- dleback has the two Lete brothers (Matt and Mel) and good distance runners. But if we looclep eve l)body healthy aw} going, we might be a factor." Considered one of the top teams in Orange County. the Sailors, led by their shotpuller~ and dis- cus throwers, should score enough points to contend for the league title. TODAY'S LOCAL SCHEDULE Swlmmlri9 Community college men and women - Orange Co.isl at Palomar, 2 p.m. High school boys and girls -Corona del M;ar Al Irvine, 3:15; Newport Hoirbor at Uni\lersity, 3:15. Tennis High school boys - Costa Mesa at El Modena, 3:15; long Buch Wilson at Newport Harbo!', 3 p.m. Orange Cooist .it Soiddleback Pcnl3lhlon, 9. Soft Ila II Community college - Saddlebact. .lt Orange Coast,) p.m. Velleyball Community college - Orange Co.bl •I Crossmon!, 6 p.m. High school - N~port H.irbor at tiuntington Beoich, 6:30 p.m. Badminton High school -l.i Quinta 01t Est.inci01, 3:15 p.m. BRIEFLY .. La1J,1 Roshan, who pla)'ed bJ~l..ctb:.ill. '' 111 be :it second ba)c, '' h1le Junior Jill Mather and llophomore Brittany Simon • are l\\O catching candidates. WEDDINGS SPORTING EV~NTS REUNIONS ASSET INSURANCE VIDEO~ EDIT • COPY• TRANSFORMATION CAPABILITIES CALL TODD SUMMERS . (714) 646-1962 Eagles' swim mark falls en route to twin win COSTA MESA ---- Marc Read, Adam Doi-~ lenbach, Chad Bol----- lenbach and Brian Hogland of Estancia High set a school record in the 200-yard free relay (1 :34.9), whil e Read (50 free and 100 back- stroke), Hogland {100 butterfly and 200 free) and Adam Bol- lenbach (100 breaststroke and 100 free) won two events each, as host Estancia defeated La Quinta, 115- 46. in a boys non-league swim meet Tuesday. The Estancia gi rls prevailed, 100·64, as Maria Uceda doubled in the 50 and 500 freestyles and was a member of two victorious relay teams. Meghan Williams won the backstroke and was runner-up in the individual medley for the Eagles. aOYI UTANCIA 111, LA QUINTA 46 100 _.,. ..i.ay-1. LiC.ancla (hlMI, A. • loiltf!IN<h. t. lolltnb.Kh olllCI HoalMtd), 110 .J: 200 frM-1. HollMd (l), l tOU; l. C.'"lol~ ((), 2:0S.S; J. 'W-r-(f), l :IU; 100 M-1.,... llQ), 21lt.O; 2 • ._.,.., (f), 2ll0. 7: J, Mdloooy tLQI, l l>l:'t 5e frM-1. lea.I ((), ll.71 1. 0.MI ((), 2U; l. Tr_,, .. (lQ), 16.21 100 fly-1. HoslMcl ((), t:OU: 2. ~ ((), 1116.2; J. S.iftft !lQI, 1:2.U: 100 ''"-t. A. ~ m. Jl,,, 2. c. lolknNch (0, S4A; J. ~-Wm, St.J: SCIO ftft-1. W•yman ((),'•ICU; 2. ~ ((), 6:30.4; J, ONA IO, ~31.6; 100"" "4ty-1. hUMM ,......, A. lokttlNch. c. ~ "°1""'41• 1:JU; 100 '-•-t. lud ((), 1!0U: 2. ~ llQl. 1:1U: J, ~ ((), It 12.t; 100 \R .. -1. A. lollt1iNctl ((), I :Ol.1; l. ""8 llQI. hlJ.SJ J. ltlllMlofl (lQI, ltlt.6: 400 ''" ·.t.y-1. (Maft(la ~.Delft,~""" w.,._J. •:06.L •tau UTANCIA IH, LA QUINTA M 200 ~ ""'r-1. rm.IA CWwlh. WllllAMt, ~ a...yl, 21IJ.1. JOO,.__ 1, w.411 (f), 21J2.6; 2. &.-tlQI. 21JJ.tl J, ~ ((), 2154.I. JOO 1114-t, l" <LOI, J:J6,1i 1. W"'-t Ill, J:Ot.s1 J. .._..ti>. J:U..t.. M ,,.._,,~Cl). JO.Ji 2. ,_... m.•n: J. ICJIM !lQI. >1.0. 10011-1. La (lQI, 1111.•1 J • .,_ ((), hN.t: J, , .. ~ ((), l lJl.1. 100 ""-'·....., ((), 1:04.l;). ~ tfl. t..._.,J,s-1111 (lQI, t1tl.l. SOOf!ee-t. Um4t tf), 61JO.l; 2. ...,_lb. •1•1.oi l.-........ ([), ....... -"",.,_ t .... ~ 2:01.0. 100 IN0-1. W.-(I), hlt.e: }. w.111 ((), h17AI J. ICllM ClQI. 11M.1. 100 ...... -1."" (lQ). 11».2/ I. 111111tlQl,112'.ti). ~Ill. 1141.S.. -,,.. ret.r-1.1....w~..--.~......,,4,41.1. occ ... llllltllrl COSTA MESA - John Pena and Chris Lockhan teamed ror a ~ victory in No. l dou· · bles without losin& a game u the Oranae Coast Collcac men's ten· nil &cam earned an 8· l Oranp Empire eonrcrence victory over Oolde1l Wat. The Pirates imprO¥ed to )..2 MnU and evened their OEC mark at 2·2. I OltANOI COAST a , GOLDIN WIST 1 Sins'et• Ho (CW) del. r~ng. 6-l, 2-6, 6-4: Wuv~• t<>CO '-/. Alherton, 7-5, 6-0; loclh•rt (QC(') «Uf. W.vd. W , 6-1; Slumt IOCO ckf. Sli.tnAI. 6-2, 6-J; H.ltrlnstoct (KC) cld, l•UINAll, 6-2. 6·2; l(o IOCC) -by cld•ult. Doublft: '"'&-lod.hMt IOCC) cld. Ho-Attt.t10n, 6-0. W; StNm .. W-IOCO IHI. WMd·Szu.iNnl, 6-1, 6-3; HMTI""°"·ICo COCO -by dd•ulL DCC women romp HUNTINGTON BEACH Fiona ~ Jones and Cindy Reyes cruised to victories in singles and teamed for a win in No. 1 doubles as the Orange Coast College women's tennis team stopped Golden West, 7-2, Tuesday in an Orange Empire Conference match. OCC improved to 5-0 overnll. 4- 0 in conference play. OltANOI COAST 7, GOLDIN WIST 2 Slft&IK: fonft IOCO .W. Mfft. .. 6-1, 6-11 lryet tOCO dd. l}>M, 6-.J, 6-2; Cao !OCO d«f. fttdo,,~nd, 6-1, 7-S; a.J 'k_., IOCQ dtf. St~m«lt, 6-1, 6-31 Cook (OCO '-/, l'vpltf, 6-2, 6-0; litchlc (CW) def. lbl...,.,w ,6-1. Oo..llkt: foftff-1.e)'ft COCO d«f. ly..,,·f~•dlMnd, 6-J, 6-1; C-l.lf "-',,_ (OCC) def. MHU·~. 6-1, 7-4; "'&slrrl••n ICW) d«f. ...., ...... 1·$, .... 7-6. CdM tops Beverly Htus CORONA DEL .MAR -Solid efforts by Tyler Stonebreaker and freshman James ~ Stauffer in singles and the team of Jed Weinstein and Rnj Shukla in doubles paced the Coronn del Mar High boys tennis team to a 15V.S· 5V.,. non-league win over Beverly Hills Tuesday. Stonebreaker swept from his No. 1 singles position, while Stauffer was able to def eat Bev- erly Hills' top player. Meanwhile, Weinstein-ShukJa dropped ottly four games in three sets as CdM improved to 3-0 on the season. CINI 11~ 81¥U1.Y lllLU I~ ._.. ........... tQ -w , .. 2. ... o.I. w. ""· ........ "1' ......... 1()-. '63, ..... ,...,, -. .. 1, ~IQ IM4. 1"' '"'-. 6-1.. ...._.,. .. ,.._co.,.~- M. M 1 1 IA C t• I k~ 1-J, leti .. la f I am , )4f ~ tm• IO 1114. 1•7,-. ....... ,, ... I ' I --tQ-. .... "1· .. 1. llllFI Ill, 1Z'A-8Y, Sophomore Georr Abra1111 bree11d in three and senior Jeff Thompsen imprencd :,. in three for Newpon Harbor Kiah's bc;)yl tennis team Tuesday, ' . but visiting Dant! Hills proved to be too deep for 1he Sailors, drop- ping Harbor 10 1-2 in non-league play. DANA HILU 121/J, NIWPORT 114 Sin~! AbrA11u C"HI dft. FAllofl. 6NI; de(. lundf.iid, '-1; dd. N<l~IA, 6-1; ThompHl'I l""Hl -6-4,7-6, .... ;lloji"'"'l"Hl lostJ-6, .... l-6. Doubln: kl'thum·ICou (l'>'lf) dd. lk•ucoul1-trnst. 6-l; ~ IO a..i.,..~din:;. 4-6; los1 to l.o.tt·lini..t, 2-6: Whit.-Ulnu.n Cl'>HI losl 4""' l-6; -6-J; S-•·'AttHSOn 1:0.Hl lost J-6. 2-6, J-6. Eagles net 10-8 win IRVINE -Estancia High's boys tennis • • team won its second ,,,- non-league match in three starts Tuesday as the Eagles completed a match st~rted on Mpnday which was cut short at 3-3 by rain, going on to take an l 1¥.i- 9V.S decision with No. 2 doubles the decisive margin. Vanguards bow SAN DIEGO Point Loma Nazarene Colltac scored seven runs in the first four innings to put visiting Southern California College away, 7-1, in a Golden State Athletic Conferenec baseball game Tuesday. Rynn Seidel's solo shot in the seventh inning spoiled Robbie Oc Perro's shutout bid. POINT LOMA NAZA•INI 7, ICC 1 Soc..I C.... IOO 000 100-1 s I r•H-~ ll1 100 00.-7 I 2 .._....,,, Clltlttf'tl (21, '9dley (7), .. , • .., ,., wl ...,, 0.""" f~ Ill _.,..._ W-0. ,.....,_, l-~•1.Hl-w.f ,SCQ. DCC 1111, 10-1 RIVERSIDE Riverside City Col-' • leae's Tigers collected --6._: six straight hill\ includ· ina bact-to·back home run otr Orange Coast 5tartcr Kyle Wilton in the second inning en rou1e lo a 10.1 Orange Empire ConCereoce decision Tuesday afternoon. The win impnwes Rivenide lo 14·2. 4.0; Coast Calls to J.10. O.S. Nick Valencia, who went 4 fo r 4 on the day,· drove in the Pirates' only run with· n first-inning single. a1VIUIDI 10, OIANOI COAST 1 0111nge Co.ut too 000 000-1 10 2 Ah.nick CC 071 000 01\-10 1l 1 Wil~. ICortHI (2). Wi•t 161. ll~IK<t Cl ) ..... Ip, ~~ 17); Moore, Cornft (9) And Do.." • W-,.._., I~ l -Wdson, CM. 21-Coi~o·~ (0), H.ilAn Ill, ldltlul'lchOft (.,, Hl-0-nt CltCO, ~· caco. Mo11toy 11co. The Ila watch COSTA MESA -~· lla Borders, Southern -~ • California College's fe· ~ male freshman pitcher, TIEU WATCH •Starts: 3 • lmngs prtched. ~ • Record. 2-1 •ERA: 2.02 •Hits. 14 • Slnkeouts S •Wilks: 10 • Next start March 1 s (tentative) will appear on CDS Nightly Ne,,s Friday with Dan Rather at 6:30 p.m., and will al!.o be fea- tured in Peo- ple magazine next week, ac- c ording t o sec baseball coach Charlie Phillips. Borders, 2-1 aftec three starts this sea· son, is sched- uled for relief duty this "'eek, with an unconfirmed start March 15 at home against Concordia. -By RJcbard Dunn Piiot scrlles on tube Southern California ---- College female pitching * $e nsation Ila Border~ ___ _ 1 preview of local "igh school baseball teams, updates of local major lcngue r Rich Amaral, Jeff Gardner and Brent Mayne, and an outlook on other hi1h school spring port , arc the pri· mary topic or discu ion by Oa!IJ PUot 'portswritcrs Richard Dunn and Barry Faulkner on toni&ht's 6 pm. telecast of "from Press kow" on Copley/Colony Cablevision (Channel 3). The JO.minute proaram. which abo inclUdes opinions Of the re- ,ccntly concluded Lillchammer Winter Olympics and a "Maleh Potnt" on the NCM Marth Mad- ... .IFLY ..... I • - LIVE JAZZ, BLUES & ROCK . BLUES with JOHN HUESSENTAMM SAT Nita 9:30-1am ROCK With THI VOODUMS SUN Aft 2-6pm ROCKwlth THI FABLES SUN Nlte 8-12am BLUES With TIE WORKS TUES Nite 9-1 am JAU wlthERIC MARIENTHAL . QUARIET WED Nlte 9-1 am ROCK••• THITBWITS THURS Nlte 9-1am 100 MAIN ST., ALBOA ........ ....., 87 7780 ,.. r1 .... ~ . witt sup llv f LC Harl non 1he of h wou :iwa~ Tl cu pi but. ··1 bask heln 43 v rour Cali ''( thou nose Jake OUl was Tl cigh Brm and Tl gion nigh tee,. Sc ca re ever 6-f()I Mel. "l play mad She exec Sc field a tc join: thrc "I smil arol tice ") toni awa just S1 Puli poc' 17 i: B und bl an of poir "I kres osl Eva bad E j ury fou1 H phy1 Six I "I p fens five fin a the L 111-. and Nev nio1 in ti Nil ,,,..... Schul rwld IW91 C. H ~ ~ .. t• a , ' . -. ---- 8 Wedneaday, March 9, 1994 NeWpott Beach/Colta Mna DaJly Piiot BRIERY ...., WllA a. ICC I ,,..~..__ ... c:-. ,,,_, ~ ' 1.c»c.1i1p • •• •11-1 • a ERIANZA ,,. ...... ., NEWPORT BEAOI -MJ Frazier, wbo tw played for the Newport Beadl Duka alnc:e the franchise'• World TeamTennia in· ccption in 1990, wu traded to the Idaho Sneaken for an undisck>Md amount of cash and other consid- erations. ......... ., '--'--• I NewpOn Harbor'• only hit, a leadorJ linaJe in the lhltd lnDina. but he wu erased on a double-play ball. madness} also airs Fridays at 8 p.m. throogh March and early April. ~-~~-....... ::.....~~&Z"~ ._ ...... ""' ... CJ), WI 6. Cll9J ~ <t>. W; ,...,._ U>. S-S; & -·~CJ), 1·7J .......... C2l. 1·7; 10. ~ N. . Lall ...... ICOr9S Esperanu starter Brian Snapp pitched four shutout inllinp, atriklna out five, walkin& three, to earn the vic- tory, while relicve n Chris Stretch, Jason Florence and Scott Hild worked an inning each. Hild, the Aztecs• ace, struck out the side in the seve nt h, mostly with hard stuff and a nasty breaking ball. ICC IOltbal t .. 111111 ICC I. NINI LOMA e ts-.t..-1 ,....'-....... -... ·-·., WMlller 4S, IClllP"'ooli• (2) 11J IOI,.,_. (1) U, C.Ufon1la (1) I ; lolMwl (J) 2. ilCalMf (2) 0 Cforfek>J'Kll.., (1) JO, P_..,lno ()) 241 CGllep hits (J) 14, \'ldlria 7. COSTA MESA Pitcher Beth Howard '=' extended her ~relcss SoC.11 C.-.. ltt llO •-I •a O ~ .... C6I _. ............... 1611 ~-' ltwla. W-........._ M . l • VolliM. 6.S. »..,.,,.,.. (PU. Frazier, 21, the WIT rookie of the year in 1990, will Ji!.n f ormcr Dukes Coach Oreg ~ton in Boise, Idaho. She has ~en ranked as high as 15th in the Women's Tennis Association (WTA). c~ Colltlt Park (1) 29, Wltlaler 111 Klllybroob (1) 42, Paularino (3) 35; St. Johu 34, KMw 20; Prince ot r.ace 29, Sonora (1) streak 10 35 inhings ------ Tuesday, helping the Southern Californ ia College softball team spli~ a Golden State Athletic Con· ferencc doubleheader with visiting Point Loma Nazarene. -... 111111111 TUIDAY"I fllM COUNTt According to Dukes owner Fred Lieberman, the team is looking to acquire a "franchise player," prob· ably Zina Oarrison.1Jackson, who played for the Dukes in tour matches last season. 14. . (Setnfflnah) Collep P1ork (1) 2s, St. JoM• I; Prince ot reace a1, killybroOlie ( 1) 13. ClRLS I Oivisloft 1~"'9 • 1. Collete P.vi!, f.O: l. Paullrino, S·3; 3. Whlttlfi>, l ·S; 4. The Aztecs scored four times in the fi~t inning on three hits and two Sailor errors, then :idded another in the second when Joe Quezada scored from third on a balk. Oreg Smith blasted ~ two-run home run in the thir..d, then the Aztecs scored ~ven in the next two frames. The Vanguards won the second game behind Howard's tour-hitter, ·3·0, after Point Loma had take'n the nine-inning ope ner, 3-2. sec is l 1-4 overall, l · l in the confer- ence. ,....... ~ -1 bolt. 12 1rtglers. 2 nnd bus, 2 Cllico bass, • sculpln, l ~ite fish, • bl.cksmlth perch. ._.,., ~ ... -2 bolts, 1S 1nglers. 9 s1.nd bus, 11 KUlpln, 7 iheephe.ad, 71 rodcfish, 10 red snipper, 1 ling cod, 7 ·perch, JO mackerel. . -By BJc.bud Dun.a C.llfornl1, 0·8. . l.ul ~k's tcore• Collect Pvk 1', Whl~r I; Pauwlno 22, California 11. C Division lt111ding1 1. Soncw1, 7-1; 2. College Plltl, 4-4; 3. P1ul1rino, l ·S; •· ~Iser, 2-6. l11t week's scor•s Sonora 16, ~ser •; Paularlno 22, Col~e P1rk 17. UPIUNZA 1 •, NIWPOU HAltlO• 0 hperanz1 •12 251 1-16 1• 1 Newport H1rbor 000 000 0 -0 1 S Snapp, Slrdd\ (5), Flortnct (6), ltild (1) an~ Murrict11, Fujiob (6); Crodach, McMlnimcnt <•), Hlista (6) ind Biehl, Smith (6). W-Sn;lpp, 1·0. L-Crod.tch, 0-1. 28-Vlscusl (£),Costello(£). HR-Smith (t). PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES YOU MAY EXAMINE the the filing of an Inventory form It •vii~ from the PrMldenl St•l•m.•nt for the Y••r Thie 1i.1ernen1 wu tiled llm Mev-rs , PUBLIC NOTICE • ,,... under the FlctllJO~ file kepi by tht court. 11 you Ind tlPPfllul of ••l•t• ... court cWrk. Thia e\ltement wu tiled er\ded DecemW 31, f 993 with the County C*1t ol Thia mttmeot wu filed Buslneas Name(•) titted PUBLIC NOTICE are • J*IOn Inc.ruled In Mtll 0t of ~ pelltlon 0t Anomer '°' tt.. P.U. with the Counly C*1t of m•d• to lhe lntur9ne• Or1ngt County on·.i.nuaty with the c ty Clerk f Flotlllou• above on: n/a ene esta~ou may file .ccount u fre>vlded In tlonen ~~~ on P:abru-~· s>ur1Uant IQ 28, '*· . Or= c~ on Mar~ · aualneaa Neme ~'fothy fe~•c,,i:ac1::.n·fi1ec1 ---.:-o-1T-cl-~-=-~-1F---.• ~;1~ sr,c!iS~ ~~~~£ !!E \~1r-L1:=:,~ICK, p ~Nci Pl•= ~George Oret1ter, Published New:!-:!!~. 1 ' 1 . F900297 Tht '~'~t:,:.~!oru are ~~~~{cfu~~1~n ~=:: PETITION TO and 1ppralsal of t1llte as-form Is .vallable from the HOWSER A 8ROWN, . Cu la M ~ Piiot Mlchellt M.,lt Johnt0n, Coat• MtH 0911y Piiot Pubh1hed Newport Be.ch-do~ buslneu H : S 3t, 1994. ADMINISTER aeta or of any petition or court clerk. 4340 CAMPUS DR., Foe :• .._,J 2 I 8ecraU11Y February 18, 23, Maleh 2, Coit• MeN Owly Piiot T~~N ST::-;9 C~N TR~r f5HH7 ESTATE OF: ace1>unl as prO'tllded In Anomer for the Pet .. STE 100, NaWPORT t:~ • • ' Publl1htd Dally Piiot 9, HMM. Mvch 9. 18, 23, 30, 1994. Cotti Mni CA :;i:& " Publlshed Newport BtacH• THOMAS EDWARD sec11on 1250 of the ceJlf0t· Uonen 8EACH, CA 92e80 ' ' tMrch 7• 8• I, to, 11 • 19!M • .. .,.. W184 ~ W18e Wllllam JimH Carsten Costa Mesa Dally P1lol . BEEHAN • nl• Probile Codt. A A.-WIL&.ali v. (714) 152-8500 WIM M252 3129 Piere• St.. Costa M11ch 2. 9, 16, 23, 1994. CASE NO. A172080 ~~:111'':va~~~.i1r!0= SCHMIDT, aso., Published Newport PUIUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE fUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE M ... , CA 92628 w1ao To all heirs, beneficil11les, coun clerk. (1029038), I030 CAM-Beach-COsla Me .. DIMiy . Flotlllou• flottttoua This bu1lnH1 It con-1------~~~- treditors, contingent aedl· Attome for thel'•tl· PUI DAIVS, NEWPORT Piiot March 9, 10, 18, 1894. o...1111091 Flotltloua au.an. .. N~ •u:t:: Name ducted by. lrl lncflvldull PUBLIC NOTICE t<>fs and PllfSOM wno may 'I IUCH CA 92880-Wlh184 ~ Buelna• Nw S S t Tht reglsttanl(1) com-1---------tnerwlse bt Interested In tlOM'1 • • • au.1ne .. N111ne Statement . tate1nent • ement mtnctd to transact busl· Flctlllou• rhe will or estale. or bolh, WILLIAM v. 2178 (714J 85S.22IO PUBLIC NOTICE Statement The followlng persons' art dlJ'• '~~wing pe~10n1.,.. d~he f~ll°i'ng P~•on• are neSI under th• FIC11~ous • Busln•H Nam• ol· TH OMAS EDWARD SCHMIDT, llQ., Published Newport The folowlng aona .,. doing bullnfts u • ';p neas u . ng us ntll u . Buslntll Name(s) hsled lt•t•m•nt BEEHAN (#028038), I080 CAM-BHch.Co1ta Me11 Diiiy NOTICE TO doing buslneu ~ THRtE BROTHERS OFF TH GODDESS CAWNG, Dellgn OelOUft, 1115 W. aboYe on: t985 The following petaonl 11t A PETITION has bffn PUS DRIVE, NEWPORT P!lot March 2. 3, 9, 1994. CONTRACTORS PRO-SHOT GOLF 14 COi· ROAD RACING, 1810 Pia· =. ~r~~Lant, Costa g::~·cl~~l Newport William JamH Carsten doing business 11: J]led by CL.AIRE E. BEE· BEACH, CA. 82880. . . Wth177 INVITING BIDI por•t• PllH, 'Newport centltl Ave .. Costa Mes•. Georgl• Ann O'Antonl Pamei1 0 . Fry 1115 w -rr~· •t•l•cmenl w~I· :1ec: POWDERED ICE. 22800 A, liAN & MARY ELAINE 2178 (714) 855-2280 NOTICE IS HEREBY BHCh CA 92880 CA 92627 3083 Roanoke Lan C t ' Balbo• Blvd 41S Newport w I the ounty er o Lambert, Suitt 706, Lakl ;tiEATH In the Superior Publla htd Newport PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN thlt lht Bo.td of ~meeter Golf Enter· P•ulo Bonini Barbo11, Mtu CA 92628 '· 0• • Beach CA om1' Or1nge County on January F0tes\. CA 92630 C~n of Cialllomia, County B h.C l M Dally BIC 2848 TruslMI of the Fountain prisn, • c.llfomla gener91 3122 Gltnllar Avt., Cosll uncsa F': Johnston 2845 E Michelle Schl•vo 2337 ~5. 1994 DLS Inc., (CA), of ORANG~. eac os • HI Vllley School District of Or· ~ ,. Coiporatt MeN. CA 82626 E en Or CA 92887 · Lak tld A 0 • CA FSH328 This buslneu Is con· THE PETIT&,;requests Pilot March 9, 10, 18, 1994. NOTICll OF 1nge County, California wlU ~lau, NeWj,on BHch, CA Ricwdo Bonini e.tboH. r":r, 'bu~~·1 11 con· 92C:7 • ve.. range, Published Newport Beach· ducted by: •corporation 1nat CLAJRE BEEHAN & Wth182 PETITION TO receive bids up to Ind In-92660 • 3122 Glbrllt.,. Ave., Co111 ducted by: .,, unlncorpo. Thia builneu Is con-Cost• Mesa Dally Pilot The reglstrant(s) com· ,..ARY ELAINE TH t>t PUBLIC NOTICE ADMINISTER eluding 2:00 P.M. M1rcll Thi• bu1lnH1 Is con-Miu, CA 9282S r•l•d u1ocl1t100 otllar ducted by: co pann.ri February 23; March 2, 9, menced to transact busf, appointed as po onal rep· ESTjTE OF: 10, 1994 11 tht Dlatrlct ducted by: 1 gener.i S*t· Andre Bonini e.tbo .. , 2t1 lhlrl • panner.tll The reglitr1nt(•) com-16 1994 . ntss under th• Fictitious resentallves to administer BSC 2815 J . RILEY JACKSON Buslnn• Office, 17210 Oak ntrfhlp Cotta Men, .St., Costl The rtglstr•nt~•) com· menced lo tTll\nC1 bull· • · F523 Business . Namt (s) listed ltlt estale ol the decedtfll. NOTICE OF CASE NO. A172188 Str..C, Fountain VllJey, Cit-The regl1lr•nl(1) com-Mffa. CA 92626 mtneed'"lo transact busl· neu under Ille Fictitious <"" i bove on. February tst THE PETITION requests PETITION TO To all heirs benenctarle1 llornl1. rnenced to trlll\SaCt buaJ. Thi• buslneH 1• con-,,... under the Fictitious Bu1lnesa Name(•) listed PUBLIC NOTICE 1994 &he . ~ecedenl's WILL and creditors, contingent credl'. At th11 time, date lrld ntll under the Actltloul ducted by: a general pelt· Buelntll Name(s) listed above on: 02/08/94 DLS Inc.-, David Lawrenc codicils. II any. be admlttod ADMINISTER tort ind •rson• who ml place, bid• will be publjely Bu11,,.11 N•me(I) 11.wd nenhlp •bove on• nl• P•mtl• a Fry Flctltlou• Staik, Pres. to prot>ale. The will and l!STATI!: OF: oth8rwis.pbe lntflt'ested 1~ opened lrld read atoua fof •bove on: 1-2.().94 Th•. regl1tr1nt(1) com-LF. ~slon This atat~t was ftled Bualnen Name This statement was filed any codicils are available JOSEPH WILLIAM the wlU or eslalt or both Bld No. 94-8 for "ROOF· Rangtmaster Golf ent.f· menc:ed to trlnNct busl· GA D'Antonl with tht County Clerk of Statement with the County Clttk of for examinatJon in the Ille WOOD of: J. RILEY JACKSON ' ING" u Indicated In tht prilff, • callfoml• g.,,..i (18ta under the Fk:1itlous Thia allltment was filed Orange County on Febfu-The followit\ persons are Orange County on Ftbru- kept by the court. CASE NO. A172081 A PETITION has bten Bid Sptelftc1tlon1. Bid doc-Pll'tnenhlp But1ne11. N•m•(•) ll•ted with the County Clerk ol ary 8, 1994 doing buslnes~ as: ary 24· 1994· THE PETrTION requests To all heirs, beneficiaries, filed by MARGARET R. umen11 lrld epeclllcallon1 By: UCBO Cofp., • C.ilfor· lbova on. 02/0l/94 Orange County on Feblu-FS97Mt PACIFIC COAST INSUR· Fs997s9 authority to administer the creditors, contingent ctedl· JACKSON In the Superior lft on flte .. 1 the Dl1trlct Of· nl• corpot•tlon, • generll P.ulo Bonini BWboll ll'f 28, 1994. Published Newport Beich· ANCE SERVICES, 407 :19th Published Newport Beach- es1a1e under <he lndep~n-tors and peflons Who m•y Court of Clllfornla. County flee Pwchulng Depart. partner This •lalement wu filed F900181 Costa Mell Dally Pll I St Newport Beacil CA Cost• MeH Diiiy Piiot ~~~; At~1nl(Thstr1!~J~...!: othe~ be lnteiesttd In of ORANGE. Z!!!1!. locF~~-~ 1v~~110 ~~ dB.£ Dlrllel O. Lant, Prffi. ~=tile C~ty ~~ar: Published Newport Beach· March 9 16 23 30 1994 ° 92663 ' March 9, HI, 23, 30. 1994. l ~ .. , the will 0t estate, or both, THE PETITION requnt1 ~u ... , ,,,... .... n .. ey, -. .. " _ .. , c 1 M 0 11 Pll ' • ' ' Steven Alan Dean, 407 W192 will allow the persona rep-of· JOSEPH WILLIAM lh1I MARGARET R JACK· {r14) 843-3245 This. t19lttMnt WU flltd 1· 1 i.-.os • esa a Y ot W200 ~9th SI Newport Bea.ch 1---------resentalives 10 take many WOOD SON be appointed · .. J*• £ich bid must be ac· with the County CltNk of F900302 March 9. 18, 23, 30, 1994. CA e2663 · PUBLIC NOTICE actions wilhovtB ~btalnlnkg A PETITION has been aonal represent11Jva to •d-comp•nled by Certified Orlna• County on Fabru-Published Newport Beach-W193 PUIUC NOTICE 1' Jhl1 builneu Is con·--------- court ·approvol. e ore ta · filed by WILLIAM L WOOD minister the eslllt of the Check or Bidder's Bond 9rY 1&, 1994. Cotta Mesa Dalty Pilot ducted by: 111 lndMdual Flctltlou• Ing certain Y9f'/ lmpo<tanl in tht Superior Court of decedent tqUll In amount lo 10% of F ... eH March g 18 23 30 19!M PUBUC NOTICE FlctltlOU8 The reglstr1nt(s) com. BuslneH Name acttons, however, <h• Pet· Calil0tnla County of OR· THE PErmON rtqutsl• the total amount bid, said Published Newport BellCh-' ' ' ' wiet 8us1M8a Name minced to tra.n1act busl· Statement sonat representatives will ANOE. ' . the decedent'• WILL 9nd check or bond to guar111-Coil• Meea Dall Piiot Flctltlou• • Statement ness under· the FTctlllous The lollowlng J*Sons are be required IO gJv• notice THE PETITION requesta codlcll1, 11 lrly, be admitted tM the bidder'• compU-Match 2.' 18 23 f 994 PUBLIC NOTICE 8ualneu N•m• The following person• are BuslneH Namt(I) llslecl doing business as! lo nterealed f*Sonl un-that WIU.IAM L WOOD be to probete. The will llnd WlCe with the ltnnl ol lht ' ' • ' Statement doing butlneu u : 1bove on:2·16-94 MITRA DESIGN, 485 EHi less they Nlve waived "°' appointed u peraonal rep-lrlY codieill are •vallable bid, Ind lhlll be made Wf7t OM1148748 The foUowlng persona are SANDAA WOLFF AND AS· Stt~n De1n 17th Street. '34<4, Cost• uce or .Jon'r'1 ~ ~· resentallve to administer tor txarnln.llon In the me PIY&bl• to th• School DI.-PUBLIC NOTIC! FlcUtloua doing business u : SOCIATES, 1945 Pon Car· This 11at1men1 wH filed Mesa, CA 92627, Mitri propos •c •on·1, • "' the tstatt of tht decedent. kept by lh• court. 111ct. Bualnen Name JACOBS REALTY & IN· ll'Y Place, Newport BHch, with tht County Clerk of Amlrghaherl. 10 Dewberry, der,..en~en'wiird: nlstrat:: THE PETITION rtqut1i. THE PETITION reque111 Pur1u1nt lo Section 4590 ona11110H ltale1nenl • VESTMENTS, 2919 New· CA 92680 Or1ngt County on Man:h lrvlne, CA 92715 au1 of'lly 1 ~•n the decedent'• WIU. end •uthority to idmlnlsler Ill• of the Govtmmtnt Codt of Flotltloue The folloWlng PeflOl\I are port 81\/d., Newport Beach, S1nd11 J. Woltt, 1!M5 Por1 1 1994 This bu1lnts1 Is con- un "~1 an nter~~ per· c:odlclls If IJTf, be admitted ntal• under tht Ind~ lht State of c.llf0tnll, the lknlneu .._.. doing bu9ineu 11• CA 92863 Cvney Newport BeKh, CA · F900288 dUcied..bY 1n lndJvldUll ~ ~u~ron~: s~owo:.'OC: to probate. The Will Ind dent Administration of Ea-~act wlmlll contlln provl-lt.temenl PONOEROSA MOBILE ES· John Wiiiiam J•cobs, 3410 9T2~ b I I Published Newport Beech· The r•g'11111nt(1) c9m-• any codlcll1 '" 1v1nable t•ltt Act (This auth()(lty ...,.,, Pef ttlng tht II.IC· TA TES 1991 Nt 1 Mucus Avt., Newport • u1 ntn • con-C M D 11 Pll mtnced lo transact bul l· ciuse why lht court 1hould for examination In 1he file wlU lllow 'the pertonal rep. ceuful bidder lo sub111tute The folowlng peraon1 we Blvd C ~or Beach, CA 926&3 ducted by: Ill lndlvldu•I o11a HI a Y ol ness under th• Fictitious not grant the authority. kept b)' the court. resenlallve to takt mlfly Stcurltln for .ny montYI dolna bullnttt ••: nla 9262~119 Me11., C llor· Cuol Loraine Jaco bi, The regl1lr1nt(1) com-March 9. 16, 23, 30, 1994. Business Namt (s) listed A HEARING on tll•J ell· THE PETITION requests actloM without obtllnlng withheld by the Dl1trlct lo RAl'IGEMASTER GOLF a LM El llfl)ri Inc 3410 MlrCUI Ave .. Newpon mtnced to lrlr\llCI bull-W187 above on: 2·25-94 lion will be held. on M CH authority to 1dmlnl1lef the court tlPPfOYal. Before tak· en~• perlormance under ENTERPRISES, ,. Corpo. ~" "' " a Be1eh, CA 92663 neu under tht Flct1tlout PUBLIC NOTICE M1tr1 Amirghlh1rl 31, 1994 at 1·45 P.M. In tst•t• under the lndtpen-Ing cer\lln Y9f'/ lmport1r1t the contrlct. rate Plaza. Newpor1 BMctl, Momlna S~on,N •04 Thi• bu1lnt11 Is oon-BuslnHs Namt(I) Hllect This statement was filtd ~~~\[1y03 D:?::';~u~~ 36r~ dent Admllllstrallon of El· 1ctlon1, hoWtver, lht pet• The bowd of TruslMS r• 1t~.. lnvntors a port a .. ch Cililor~~ ducted by: hu1b1n~ Ind l~va onJ: 1WMlttS.93 Flctltlout wllh the County Cllfk of C · tat11 Act (This authority tonal rtprHtni.W. will be MrY•• the right lo reject _..,....,_., • 92860 • wift :::r.-dr• · o 8 1 N Orange County on Match 1:J?evo~ ~~Cr TO lt't• will •llow the Plfaonal rep-required to give notice to '"~ Wld 911 ~d• ~ 1to =~ ~.:=· Thi• bualneH 1, CO(). The reglatrant(s) com-JI: 1~=ty wt:.,:*: u:.:~:_.:;"9 1, 1994. ,- granting of <he petition, you resentatlv•. to tut ll\lrlY lntarnled....,.,aons untn1 :!::i. ~ rig~:r,g~;; ,'/.. Newi>ort Beech. CA 92880 • ducttd by:• corporation =~:.. tt~~~ <>nange CoUnty on Ja.nu:V The following persona art '900380 ~~~~ap:.:: ·~~·9~tat: ::'!p;~Be= =~: ~o~ .:=:red b~ the Board of 1Lf8D ~ ='°':!· ~·~~II~~~ i~':i: 8u1lnt11. Nlmt(s) llaled 28, 1994. ~~o~lb~~~ ~~TERIOR ;~:il!lhet!~a~yB':::~ lions or file wrYtten o~':. log certain very Important •ctlon.) The ~pendent .::::" ~c:'8:h1c'l:~ port ~h. CA 12860 neu under tht Flcllllous ~= ~n:i::ti:O• 1994 ' FIH794 PLANT DESIO NS, 2607 March 9, 18, 23, 30, 1994. tlons with the court bel;. actlon1, however, the per. admlnlstr1tlon •uthority Wiii tMI Inion will be Thia buelntH It con. Bulineu Nam•(•) llsltd Thi . Published New~ Beach-Orlon Ave #2 S1nll An1, Wl97 lht hearing. Your appear· sonel reprtsenlallvt wll be be grlr\led unle1s 111 Inlet· the~. of 1,,. Oli~l:"'8 ducted by: 1 gentrlll S*t· lboY6 on: 197• with• ~'4C:"' o!r:'9:. Co1t1 Mt11 Dally Piiot CA 92704 ·• ' ance may be in person or ~~:;iedto ~~~e!~ ~:_ ':':: fll~ .: ~ Prevailing wage rain 'win MBhlp G.LM. Enterprises Inc., By Orange eoun:;' on March Februaty 18, 23, March 2. J .. nne Rtnt ·Ramirez, PUBLIC NOTICE by your inomey. they have .::ived notice or ~how "OOd c•J:W wh the •ppty. Copln of tht w1ge Thi regl1lr•nl(1) com-TlJ•me• M. Martin, SecJ 1, 1994 • !• 1994. 21;07 Orlon Avt., Santa NOTICE OF IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ed th e<t •hould I ~th 11181 art on file al tht dis· mtnced to tranaacl bu• rNI. F900304 W183 Ana, CA 92704 • or a contingent creditor of consent to • propos court 1 no gran • lrict office 11 the •bove •d· ne11 under the FlctltJous This statement wa1 flied Thia bu1lneu Is con-NON·REIPONSl81LITY lhe deceased, you must fife action.) The Independent •Ulhor~ dteu. ' Buslneu Namt(I) listed with tht County Clerk of Publlshect Newport Be1eh-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: .,, lndl\lldual Nouce ls ht,.by glYen your clalm With the court ~mlnl•tr-~lonunl9Uthorlty wt IH ,,A ~ . .rw ..'~CU!' the petJ.RIL Dated thl• 28th dav above on: February 28, Prange County on Ftbru-Colla MtH Dally Pilot Tilt rtglstran<(s) com-that the undersigned w!U lrld mlil • C1>PY to the per· ..,. grlrlt.-.. •st lrl In.,. uon ..... ""' ,...., on APR.IL " t991 'ary 7, t*· March 9, 18, 23, 30, 1994. Flctltloua menced lo ttannct busl· nol bt responsible for 1r1y sonDI represenlalives ap-ested person filH lrl ob-7• 1~· •I 1:•5 P.M. In of February, UHM U<BO Corp., • CIMifomla FS87718 W194 8usl,.... N•me ne11 under tile Flctlllous debts or 11abllitles con-poinled by the court within }ec1lori to the pellllon and Dept. 703 loe•ted 11 341 •rs Patrick Quinn, corporation, By. Danit! o. Published Newport Btach· llatelftent Bu1lnt11 Name(•) lls1ed lracted by anyone other lour mon<hs from the date sh~ g~dcau~• whl ~e Th• Cb'X ~;~~ Sou1h, Or· Purchaalng Aa•nl Lant, President Cost• Mell Dally Piiot PUBLIC NOTICE The following persont 1re 1bove on: 2·1·94 than mysell, on or 1fler th11 of first IHUIOCe of 11\e let· cou r u no grlrl 8 7•• O ' th Published Newport Thll llltemenl WU tlltd Febru 18 23 M h 2 dolnQ buslnt11 as• Jeanne Rene Ramirez d1te. ters as prO'tllde~ In section ·~~ING on the pet1. g~an~~U of ~E~tJ~ ye! Be1ch.Co111 MtH Dilly with the County Clt<k ol 9 t994': • ' arc . • Flctltloua AA't" BY THE SEA & THE Thi• 11.altment was llled Dated thl• 4th d•r of 9100 ol the Clltl0tnl1 Pro-lion will be held on MARCH should lppear at the hNt· Pilot M1rch 2, 9, 1994. Orlnat County on FebN-' W161 8ualneu Name FRAME SHOP, 511 E. Bil· with the County Clerk of Merch1 1984 bate Code. Tha1 llmt for flt. 31 1994 11 t·4s p M In Ing end etate your ob-WlSt ary 1&, 1*· St•t•••nl bol Blvd., Newport Bt1ch, Or•ng• County on March Ingeborg M. Nellen- lng claim• wil not .-plre oe'pt. 703 tocAled at 34t e:tlon1 or fll• written ob-Fl98931 PUBLIC NOTICE Th• foUowing J*IOns .,. CA 92661 1• l994 dam a nd/or Oeorv• w. btlore lour months from The City Drive Sou1h Or· Ions with the court ~ PUBLIC NOTIC! Published Newport Beach-doing business as: Andrew a . Wlllh. -425 E. f800300 N•ll•ndam, 3382 Fuch- tht hearing date noticed Inge, CA 92~. • ore the lle1rlng. YOU< ap. Cost• M•N Dally Pilot FlotltkMla THc MUSICAL THEATRE Bey Ava .. N9Wport BelCh, Published Newport Beach-•I• St., Cott• M•H, ibove. IF" YOU OBJECT TO tht pear~ mlY be In pe<1on Oft• 114H13 March 2 9 18 23 1994 8u.ln ... Na1ne COMPANY, 2807 Franelt CA 921;1 Cosl9 Mesa Dilly Pilot CA 82628 g<lrlllng of tile petl11on you or by your •ttorney Fictitious • • • • • ltatement Lint, Cost• Meaa, CA This buslnt11 I• con-MBrch 9 16 23 30 1994 should appear at the heat· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 8uelneH N•me W178 The following peraon1 art 92626-5807 ducted by: Ill indMdu1I ' , , • WI . Publl1h1d Newport Ing 1r1d 1tate your ob-0t • conllngent credlt0t ot Statement PUBUC NOTICE doing busllleu u : Muslcal ThHtre Ort~a Tht regl1t11nt(s) com. ~ BHCh·Cost1 Mes•· -01lly OBITUARY 888 eon• 0t tilt written ob-the dtceutd, you muat file The followlng '*'°"' are ' AMERICAN _MAILING & County, (CA), 2807 Franois menc:ed lo translC1 busl· PUBLIC NOTICE Phot Match 8, 9, 15 .• 1994. Ions with tht court ~ your claim with the coun doing busl,,.ss as: ,.,. and Cuual~ PRINTING SERVICE. 1164 Lane, Coste Mt aa, CA ntll \lnder tht Fic:tltlous T744 0te the hnrlng. Your •P-Ind mlUI • copy to the pet· •) NEWPORT OIAGNOS-Srno..-la ef the Annual N. Ktaemet Place, Ana· 92626-5807 Bu1lnH1 N1me(1) listed Flctltlou• ASHEN pearlrlCt may be In person 1on1I reprHentallvt •P-TIC CENTER· b) NEWPORT Statement helm CA 92808 Thie buslntn Is con-above on: 01/26193 lu1lneH Name PUBLIC NOTICE Patricia R. "Patti" or by your attorney. Pointed by the court within CAROIO TEStlNG CEN• WESTERN GROWERS She;on H•vrlluk, 2440 ~;'ed by:1 •1 cor~atlon ~-: ~· Wll~h filed Statement NOTICE OF A•hen of S•cr•menlo IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR lour months ftom the dllt TER, INC., c) NEWPORT I NSURANCa COii-VIII• Nobeleu Newport ~~·,: ~~!:!:t :: with an: =1yw&'er1c1 01 The lollowtng per~ are NON·RESPONllBILITY and former resident of 0t • contingent crtdllor of of fttst ~ of the let· CARDIO TESTING CEN-BeKh, CA 92860 doing business H : New ort BH ch, d ied the dtceuad, you must Ille ttrt •provided In MCtlon TEA: d) NEWPORT NU. ,ANY, IRVINE, CALI-Gtorgt H1vrlluk, 2"40 Mii under the Actlllou1 Orange County on Januery MAATIN PRO TOURNA· Notice 11 hereby given Mar:h Sth 1994 In your clllm wilh lht court 9t00 of the CIMiloml• Pro-CLEAR MEDICINE CEN-FORNIA V11ta Nobeleu. Newport Bualnen, Nime(1) llsted 28, 1994. MENT GEAR, 789 W. 161h that lht undtHalgned will Puerto Valiarta Mex· and mall a C1>py to the pet· bllt CQdt. The time for fll· TEA; t) NEWPORT MflA· YUR ODED DEClll-Be•ch, CA 92660 lbove on. 01.01·1M F5H781 St., 120, Costa Mtsa, CA not bt responsible l0t any · sonal representative a<>-Ing clalll\I wtll not e1Cplre BOUC IMAGING CENTER 81lR 31 1H3 This butlnen 11 con-Muslcll Theatre Orin$!•· Published NIWPO(t Beach-92827 dtblt or llabllltles con-lco. Memorial Ma11 ......i... .... wlt .. r. ..... · r ... _ fr ... ,, • • George Quick Executive tr acted by 1nyone other 10.30 Lm Friday In .,.,...led by 1.,. court '"'' .,.fort our monu.. om .... ,. 203. 1441 AVOCldo Tolll Admitted AsMll ducted by: husband lrld DI ector • Coat• Mtll Oa.lly Pllo< Bf11r1 Ltroy Martin, 789 W. than myself on or alter this S · · lour mon1hs trom the d•lt the hearing ~· nodc9CS Avenue, Newport Beach, $33,218,58': Tot•I u. wife r February 18 23 March 2 18th SI., 120, Cotll Mesa, • I. Joachim Catholic of first lasuance of the let· above. California 92660 •bllltln 26.212,352: C•pltll Tht reglstr•nt(I) com-This ttalement was filed 9 1994. ' ' ' CA 92627 dllt. Church, Costa MeH. ter1 H provided In Mellon YOU MAY EXAMINE th• Newport Dl1gno1tlc Center Stock $1 ,000,000; Gron menc.d lo trana.ct busl· with lht County CJ11rk of • w Thia buslnt11 ta con· D•ted thlt 21th d•Y lnurnment wlll follow 9100 of the C1llfornla Pro-file kept by the court. If you Inc., (formerly: Newport P•ld-ln and Contributed neu under the Flctlt.lous °'= County on March 165 ducted by: Ir\ lndlvldull of February, 1894. In Paclnc Vie w Memo-bate Code.. The time for Iii-are • pet.on lntetnted In Cardlo THIJng Center Inc.) Surplue 2,883,797.i. Una-Buslnel1 N•me(•) Usted 1, 1 ,._2" PUBLIC NOTICE Th• regl11r1nt(a) com-Rob• rt M • r k rial Park. Brown Colo-Ing olal/1\1 wilt not ex-plrt Ult Hiiie, you mlY file (California), same u above elgned Fund• (::>urplu1) above on: Ot/04194 vvv menctd to lranslCI busJ. Keftnedr, 1821 t laftt• nlal Mortuary, Santa belort lour monthl from wlth the court • formll R• lhls buslne11 11 con. 1,122,415: Surplus u R• Sharon Hrn11Ulc Published Newport Beach-Flctltloua nesa under the Flctlllous l•rb•r• Ln. Huntlne- Ana In ch111ge of ar· the hearing date notlctd quest for Spec!., Notice ol ducted by:• corporation gude Pollcyholdera The Piiot Coit• MH• Dilly Piiot BualneH Name Bu1lnt11 N1mt(a) llsted ton leech CA 82848 rangemenls. above. th• filing of 1r1 Inventory The reglslr•nt(1) com-5,008,212: Income (R.. Cleeelfled March 9, 16. 23, 30, 1994. Statentent •bovt on: Not Appllcabl• Publlahed Newport She 11 eurvlved by her YOU MAY EXAMINE the end apprllNI of "'•'• .. menced to tr.nsact bu• celpt•) for tht Ytar w188 'Brian L Martin husband, Or. Jam•• J . me kepi by the court tt you sets or of IJ1'f petition or ne11 under the Flctltloul 18,197.5'8; OltbWMmentl The most comprehen-The following~.,.. Thia 1ta1tment wH flled Btich.Coll• Mtsa Dally Ashen of Sacramento· are • person lnltrnted In 11ecount u prOYlded In Buslnffl N1me(1) bled for ltle y.., 12,1589.808 slve and current dlrec· PUBUC NOTICE d~"'J,~p:t~• ;:ATlONAL with the County Cltrk ol Pilot March 8, 9, 15, 1994. atep-chlldren, Ca thy ~ n llte, you miy lilt l«llon 1250 of the Callfor· 9boYe on: •129191 Wt hereby -'lfy that the tory of good• and Ser· tAOPERTIES b) PACIFIC Or1nge County on March l743 Blttell of Sacramento with the court• formll R .. nl• Problte Code. A R• Newp6rt Diagnostic Center above lttms .,. In 90o VICH aroundl Flclltloua CAPITAL. ADVISORS 4109 1, 1994 U LI N Patty Ashen of New~ quest for Special Notice of qunt for SPKfal Nollet Inc., Hutm Chehabl, MO/ cordMce With the Annu1I Bualne .. N.ame S.uhofe Dl'lve, N9wport F5H749 P B C OTICE port Beach, Jim, Jr., PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUB~IC NOTICES I PUBUC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES Statement BtKh, CA 929&3 P\Jbllhtd Newport Be~h· RH,OHllllLITY Mike, Ed and Chuck, The following l*tonl art David J. Olclc, '109 Sea· Coil• Mell Diiiy Ptlot OF BILLI •11 of S•cramento. Her ...,,, doing buslne11 u : 1hore Drive, Newport March 9, t8, 23, 30, 1994. Cindy & M1k• Downer mo<her Ruth Smith of • .. PUBLIC NOTICE WEST COAST EXPRESS, Beacil, CA 92663 W195 have •greed 10 1plil thtff E 1 c o n d l d o an d 18'458 Bol1• Chica St., Thi• bu1lne11 Is con-blllt & \hit neither one It brothe r Bob Smith ()f Huntington B .. ch, CA dUcttd by: an lndlvldull PUBLIC NOTICE rt1P90slble for th• olher• Eacondldo. _ 92649 Tht regl11ranl(1) com. peyments. All papen are In lieu of flower• the CE 0 ILITY Wllll•m L1nzon1, 3857 menced to trlnNCI bU• FlotltJoua notatlZed & filed at the family would apprecl-NOTI f AV Al LAB Birch St., Newport Beach, ntH under tht Fictitious h•lne .. Name Slnta Ana Court1. ate memorials 10 the • -CA 82880 Buslne11 N•me\•l ll1ttd Statement Fiie 193Dt0Z82 lnternatlon•I Friend· • rN:w-;::• ::1ti Bir~ = r::ch 't"4 The= ~sons art Publl1hed Newport ship Club, Club lnltr· DRAFT NORTH1:0STA MESA SPECIFIC PLAN t2io ' Thie 1tAtement wit lied ~EN SEAS · YACHT BHch.Cosl• Men Dtlly naclonal d• l.11 Amii· IN THE CITY Of COSTA MESA Th i• bu1lnt11 11 con-with the County eterk of SALES 3418 VI• Oporto Plloc M111ch I , 9, 15. 1994. l•d, Apdo. Postal 604, ducted by: c:o-pel'tMre Orange County on Match 1202, Newport Be•ch, CA T741 Puerto Va II a r I a , Tht regl1tr•nl(1) com-1, 1994. 92883 Jallsco, MX. menc:ed lo lrllnMCt busJ. PeoGJM Ronald D. LA Page, 23592 The City of Costa Mesa has prepared a draft specific plan to govern the future development of ~ne':*N•~<•')k= Published Newpoc1 ~ :er,eva Mlstlon 'Vle}o. CA certain large properties located north of the Interstate 406 and generally east of Harbor •bove on: Ftb. 1a, 1994 Coit• MeH Oatty P11ot Thi• bu11ne11 11 con· Wllll•m LAnzonl Marett t, 18, 23, 30, ttM. ducted by: an Individual Boulevard in the City :>f Costa MeSt. These propertlea ere commonly referred to as Home Thia ... ..,,.,... wu t11ed W199 Tiit regtttrant(•) com· Ranch, Metro Pointe, Crystal Court, South Coaat Plaza, South Coast Pla'I Town Center, The ~he~ on~ar:i: PUBLIC NOTICI :"' ~ ~:W~1~:; Lakes, South Coaat Metro Center, a nd Sakioka Farma. 1, 1 ,......._ eu11nt11 Name(•) nsted No room lert In th• garage for the car? .A call to cla .. lfled can help , I The draft specific plan in cludea numerous development s tandards that further refine the City's 1990 General Plan and zoning provl1ion1 in order to provide additional d irection in formulating Publi1hed N~800.!!:,. ....._.. llw ·~.'t:";,!g~Mt Cotl• M... DIMiy Pllol ~etnenl Thlt ~ Wll filed..----------..! March t. lt, n . 30, 1994. The~~·.,. wlttt lht County Cletk of G • future development plans. • ,, ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: The drift specific plan hH been determined to be within the scope of the previously prepared Final Environmental Impact Report 11044 (SCHI 881221 16) tor the City of Costa M esa 1990 Genet1I Plan. The draft North Costa Mesa Specific Plan and Its accompanying In itial ttudy are available for public review a t the Planning Division of Co1t1 Mes• Cltv Hall located It 77 F1lr Drive, 2nd Floor. The Planning Oiviaion 11 open 8 :00 1.m . to 6:00 p .m . Cbut cloMd from Noon to 1 :00 p.m.t Monday through Friday. You may 1110 telephone the Costa Meu Planning Oivilk>n It 754-6245. Written comments on the draft plan •hould be received by APril 22, 1994. w1eo ~If woivtTEMS °'rel: County on M•cll PLU · PUBLIC NOTICI Mn ll#lft Ave.. 'ountalri 1 • t . Peooi t 1 •--------v...,, CA W70I Publllhtd Newport Beac~ Plelftle.,. 1rian c. ~ 9428 Swift COiia M"a Daily Pllol ......... ._ :;o. 'ouruin v.llr, CA March 1. ti, n . 30, 1994. I N at .. MMftl Thie ~ 19 con-W1N ~=~art ~'~=)~om-PUIUC llOTICI T.M. WIST, 1M5 1.001t11 IMftCl9d ...... llUlf. Pl•ll•le• I~ ...... CA 12'21 ,_. under "9 ~ .._.. , ... ,.,... ....... ...,_(t) llaeld 8 I •••-. htlm.1. Cott• MM•. CA lbo¥t on: Dao..-t• ~ 12821 . lftan C. INwa • TM fOllowWlg Pt'IOM •• ~ Q. ~·.I..~ ~ .. '"'""' ........ dolnil lMINal •: * .... ~ ......... ~ a.. ... .,...INlllUdNTS. 1$11 ~CA -ONrille c...e, "'~ Reno U.i......:.~.!'"tl"tlOn TN• IHI..._ 19 COfto .. 1.... "9lllh. CA.....,. .... ~.. ........... .,....,.. T'IM8'"1 •• Mc'edclen. The r~••rant(•J ~ ,...... ............. -· RJifto '" ""'*"llln ::::-...... -:.----= C... ..... Dalw .... ~If\:.= It con-.,,,,.... Nw(t) lltled ~ It, D, .... I, .... 1¥ M frdlAdl• ._ ....... • !W.tMl"Olltlolll .,.., .. ,.,."" -~· .......,, ....... lbo¥t on: rt/I I, , .. ,, . ~. , .. ltlfattC(e) 00"'6 ... .._.. _ W112 ....... lolrlnlelll~ • NewPOrt Beach/Costa Mua Dally Pilot Wednesday, March 9, 1994 9 ..UC llOTICli PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll ,UIUC llOTICU . PUIUC llOTICU PUii.iC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICES PUBllC NOTICES POILIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICD ;s NCSTI& Of d1. P-eee 20 IO n .... 1.11\lon Ot • Check chwn Nob .. heAbr .... M ........ ". -..... -,... -" OMdll W60Ui; ~ ..... ,... °""' ~ ~ fortCIOSult COl!IV!llllll. lllC .. MIC:Ol!ICCJllS of ...... ii JIWSTll'S SAL• c:luelve, Ml1eell•n•ou1 by • ,..._ cw federal .. ". QUALITY LOAM SERVICE ...,. ............. ...,_ In the olflCe 11 10 *t11. .... •ewe. U· don, • mny, d tM ,.,. ltl• duly IPf)Olntld lMltt un· ckm llUI olhet OOllWllOll ~· UNDll' ...0 Of TRUST M8pe, In lt\e Oltlc:e of lng1 and loan a11oc:I· CORP • flll• OI MDllGf ClllllA ..... •ocillloll w the llM1., fll car.,...-.. Md.., .. throuah pr~ cllec,... etiove der ¥If pursuant 10 Deed ol PlllOn, II lll'f, ltla.11 _.. T.• No CCMOU071 .__ Coun•y "-c:cwder ol ••Ion, Hlling1 HIOC:I· ..... OI subliMN hltll ...-llllllt ...... Ill lie>-Coullty, ~ ... IM' IUffec• Of .... upper .. ~ to .... 1'21 TrusL Rec0tdtd on M6·92. SllO .... bt INClt. bUt Will· ... -, .. ~..oJ:ALDSON ••Id Coun1y, loO•lher •Uon or Hvlnge bank ...,,..,.;.1 kl lie Oeff of TMt IOll (102 o1111 flnlndll COdl ecul*d ~ llklwlel A. Hoo IOO feet d ltle ---ec• T..._ '7=:i New P'ort Document No 92·026770 BoOlc out co\'tAant Ot W1mntv. n -• With lhat por11on of lhe 1pecllied In Section St02 IXIClllN by TIMOTHY D IM~ II ff...__.,.. lftd ,....... O. fll u'ct lend lf'I •Died t• 8Mdt,CA . • Page p, of Oflnl RtcOfdS In passed 01 lmollld, rep-dlllO , ..=,. ~'4 ;:312 21 .,,ey abultlng , .. d land ol th• f'•n•nclal Code llGAUCE AHO l\ll(ICI J llGAUCI Ill 1111 ... 111 Ill """' ..., .....,_,TN-. d tM Ho-ce.ded May 1. , ... N In-The "'......,,.. Trutltee 111• ofllCI 01111e Recotder ol Or· t!le, possession, °' tnoum • AYou AM IN DEfAUL, ~~.~~,! __ ~oulhHll, H •nd au•horiied to do l'ec:otded 10I07!1ni Intl No ..., llM _.. 11 IOCIPtN lie ~ 'Mllv Trull ~ llr\llMflt No. M-1t22AO d chdelfft.I any llWIMltY for ang1 County, Cllilornll, eit bl~!J to PIY ltlt r•mMlllf •• _....,....,by lhe City 01 bualnaa In thi1 l&a&e In . T .. *"'°""'~October 11 f.... Offtdlll ~-·· NIO ... eny lflcorrectnffe ol IN ::Ultd by David s SIUI. '"Pf~ sum ot Ill "Olt(I),.. ~!~"DA~DDEED 0 • ~·ta Meu by• "-•olu· lt\e even• lender othe1~1·544~olo1~-~~ .::o1:!\rus•'IOeN11n• Wll ... •,..-CWdtoft ~Cher.,,or11anyllftd..,... ad*eu and au-unmamed m111 n Tnist~r oured by said OMd of fru51 ,,_. "°" ol u,. City Council, lhan ca1h 11 ac:cep•ed •• lie o.,_ lie .,.,.,.,iy nr . IO the hllMilt ......., fOf .. wttw, rtgtCI or lnler-~OMrnOtt dellgnlldon, r SUl'WISI Bink " Benthoari Willi 111111es1 ltlereon, n Pf0- 1. 1111 UNLESS Y04. '9C;Ofded Maf'c:h 4, 1918 lh• Tru1 ... may wtlhhotd COfW of ORANGE County, Ml* blcDlnl IVaillllll .. "' uetl, ,..,..... .... d ... .._...,, no ..... ., any, ltM»Wn hefelf'I. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTIO~ vllltd In satct noll(S), aovancn. T~ V~~~R:VR?, 11 1ne&rumen1 No 16· the l11u•nce ol lh• Clllomlt, Md PIU1Ullll to Ill P1Y" or endorw • • rnMW .... In IMWful 1ftOMY du. how acquired br Grantor 9eMftclary. aank at TO THE HIGHEST BIDDfR FOR 11 any. under Ill• ltrms of 1ne TE YU SOLD AT 4 PUB 016153 ol 0111 c I • I Tru1tH'1 DHd unlll Nob ol DtlaultlndEi.dlon lo of rlPl Slid 1111111411111 made, United ...... , •: Al tM °' The lnllM company, AnWIU NT & IA, Attn: CASH, (payablut llm• 01salt111 Deed of Trust, esllmatld IMs, M~ SALE If YOV NEE~· Record1. Excepting lund1 bec:ome available Sii Nrtund« recorded bUI wlltlout COYll\1111 Of Wet· Nortt. front entrance, to llftd owned or uMd by Mttf'Y Wefterlmg, .rM. lawlut money 01 1111 Untttd Chlfgts and exptnstt ol ltlt L H llCPLANATION 01 rwefrom lhal por11on ly· 10 lt\e paVff Of' endc>rMe 11/1111993 Intl No. 93-111nty, uptMS OI lmplM tM county ~ ... Oflntor Of The lrvlne Com.. Morthem C.Worl!U CLC'. Stales by cash I ~hiefl TrllSlel and Ol ltlt lrl/Sll aelllO A ,. f'IO Nonheny and Elllef'· Ha man.tr of nghl 0795239 ol llld otftdll fie. r1gar~ !Ille, posstnloft OI 700 CMc C:..... Drtve PMY In connecUon ....... « ft,O. 8oa 2MS, "-nctio checi 'draW'll by a Stl'I or ra· by WO Oted al TrUJl to-WU THE ::J.U:: fcfAe1~" ly ~· the tollowlng de· Said aal• will be made, cordt,lllllS.lon 0312311"4 at tnamlbflllClll, '° Alllfy, Ill w..t, a.a AM. CA .. wtlt\ respect to the parc4' Cordova, CA 117'1. T .... s.onal banlt.i diecll drawn by 1 Sl ,l7l 9l6 "6 uQmallO /II> ~~oc YOU SHOULD c~ acribed line Beginning but w1Vw>ut c:ovenanl' Of' 10.00 A.M. at IN FROHT OF THE lrldlbtlclnlsl ttand br llld rtgM. tllle Md .....,... Oii land hefelnabov• ct.-phone No.: (111) 81141M. sutt oc ltderal creo'1un10n,01 a aued interest a.id idd1bonll 10-, W't'ER al ltl• mo11 Easterly warranty. -.-pre11 or Im· Fl.AGPOUS AT THE MAIN Etf. °'"· ldYanctl lflef111ndlr, c°""9yed to llftd now held Krtbed, tooeChW With t"9 Sa6d ult Wiii lie made, Checlt orawn by• stat• or federal val\CH ii any, Wiil !name lfl• TACT A LA common comer ol Lola 5 plied r•o•rdlng uue, TRY AREA TO THE PlACENTIA Vltll lnlWMt • Pfovidl4 bJ • uncler Mid Died Oii l1ght and poww to trenlfer but wtthcMA covenant or sav10 s and loan associauon 1 ure nor to Siie ~~~1 C and 6 01 Hid Traci No. P011•11lon or •nc:um· CMC CENTER 40t·411 EAST 1Nfeln, 111d Ille unpaid~ TNlt In IM property .._ °' Ullon to other•, to U· wan•nty, HprHled °'Im-mn~s anociat1or1, or savings IQ n1f t>enellCiaty under uld ~-Com c 3749• aald corner being br•nc:ee, to eaUily lhe In· CHAPMAH A~NUE PlACEN· of Ille no• 11C11rtd bV slid dlld tu.led In Mid County, plOfe, drlll, redrlll, remove ~aio!i999rdlno tkle, po•-bank r...tt•O ln secbon 5102 ol Otto ol Trust heretolott ex .. ..,...,.,_ panv, • or •n •ngle polnl in lhe debtedne11 ••cured by Wlfl lnw..t "* Celrorl!U cleKf'tbed u : and ·etote the ume rrom M • or encumtwance1, I""" ... pGtation H tru11ee, or We11erty s1dellne 01 Hid Hid Deed adonc:u TIA. CA at pubic IUCtlon, to Ille ton • pre>-o.-r •A• u6d land °' to divert °' '°' ttM purpo• d ..Ulfy• l'he Flllanell! Cocs1 aod au~.or· eutito and dellvtred to ltll un· 1uccH1or 1tu1lH, or •lley lhence SC>Ylh 9 00 th•eundef.' will\, intereat highest bl4cllr lor caltl (~able Yldtd In llld No•. IMI, dllfgaa Lot 10., In Trect No. 211S, 04hefWtM utlllu iuch w ... Ing lhe lncW!tedneu a. ·~d to do l>llSilltn In t!llS state) dtrs111.ned a wrltl!n Dtcllra!ion aubatituted truatH pur fHI along lhe Soulhet1y 11 P'C)v1ded lherein and at lfll *'it of .. In llwtul M41111*1111 of ltle rvs ... wid u pw Map recofded In tar rlQhls or lnterHts on curld bJ utd OMcl of Al tilt tronl encrance 10 suite ol Defil\.ll 111d Demand IOf Sale, 1uant '° •h• Deed ol Pfolongal.ion 01 the EH· lhe unpaid princi~I ot mOllly ol Ille Unllld Sllln), al of 11t MIS craaltd br llld 8ooll M, , .... 41, 41 and eny o£hef property owned TNllt lncludlno IN '"'· 160. 8101 KJ.iser t!ouitvaro. 111d 1 wnrtto Houoe ol Default Tru•• •••culed by Jo ler1y line of Hid Lot 6, lhe nole 1ecured bv Hid r1ghl, dlll, 111d lnllrest. con· OtM of TMl 41 Oii Mlacelleneoua Mapa, Of '"* by Or•ntOf or charge• and HpenMI of Ananeim Hts CA 928fl8 all nghl and Ellctlon 10 SeM The undtr- leptl Donatdaon ' B•r lhence South 27• 31' 00" dH<I wllh in1ere1t lher• wyed to.and now held by It un-Dalld: 02/l4/1"4 ftec:ord1 d Dfange The lrvtne COmpany, the Tru.tM. The truatff title anf Interest conveyed 10 ~igneo caused said Nollce O( ban L. Donaldaon hu1 hit 11.00 IHI to lh• on 11 provld~ In Hid ISlf Slid OMd of Trust In lht OIJAl./J'Y LOAJI MIMCE County. !Jtceptlne lhef• wMthef 1uch water right• under Mid Deff Oii Truat and now helO by It under said Delauu and Elecbon to SeU to be bMld end wife •• Jolni point In lhe cenlerllne ol Nole, lees, charget and pr09tf1Y Sltu1'9d In llld COllnty CORI., AS 1RUl1EE t65t "°"' el otl, oll f10Ma. min-lhaU be rlpartan, overly-caulld a NoClce of Dtf1u1t Deed cl Trust In Irle property reeoroeo 111 Ille cou11ty wtiere Ten an•• Recordeel aa1d alley; thence Soulh eApensH ot lh• 1rua1 .. 111d Stall llld described• ICIJ. EASTFOORTHSTREET..SUITE .,..., Mlnefel rtghts. Ing, llflt)foprtatlve, llttor11, and Election to Seti to be s1waled in said County ta.for· tr" reai properiy IS loaiid ana 11120/t 119 In Book • along Hid cenienine •o and ol lh• tru11a cre•ted lows: LOT 29 OF TRACT NO. m SANTA ANA. CA.. 12101 Mtutel , .. r1ghta llftd oth-pwcolallno, preacrtpttve, recorded In tn. county ~:a describing lhf Wld !herein ~or• tnan !hru monUls llM P~ -. Ina• ' IM34s&4 lta lrt1enec:llon wrlh the by Hid Deed of Tru1L 4-463 IN THE CITY OF NEW· (714) 215-1962 llr: TERRY er hydrocertM>na by WhM· aclfudk:.ttd, statutory Of Where tn. real property 11 AP N 4!>9·011 ·0". nmo s nee such rtcbr11a11on ol Ofllc:lat Record• In lh• Soulher1y line a .. c:11bed Standard -Trull DHd PORT BEACH COUNTY OF OR· RUSSELL.ASSISfANTSCCRE· loevef neme knoWn, contractu•I; but wtthout, locattd and mort than Tb• Sltetl ld~rHS 1110 Eitlltr (JATE 2·18·9'4 omc:e ol U'9 Coun~ Re-•bove. A11e11or1 Parcel Service Company, •• AHGE Si.ATE' OF CALIFORNIA, TA/fY geothermal atMm and oth-howevtf, eny rlghtlo enter ttrrM month• have cot'A.mon designatlOn, ii any, of Fo11clo111re Consu111nl1, l11c., c:otder ol Df•n:; OUI'\; No.; 141-312·26 · Tru11ee, 2600 Stanwen AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE· OPP tJ'16 3/2,3/9,3/161J4 ., geothefmel reaourcH upon th• autt•c• of uld el•pHd alnce 1uch me rea1 property oescr1bed u 1ru1111, py Teri Snydf'· ty, calllomla, a purau Tile street addreu an~ Drive, Suite 200, Con· D 01 BOOK 6 PAGES 3 11 defined ·1n Callfomll lend In the 1xercl11 of reco1datlon. · . abovt Is purported to be 50-4 Euc Vic• pt1sfd1nt an• to th• NoUce of De other .common do1lgna• cord_t CA. 94520, (51 O) ~~ .~ ~ MISJE~LAHEOUS PUBLIC NOTICES · Public fteaourcd Codi 1uch rights In • Deed r.. EqultJlbl• Deed Company, Carll'll~OI Avenue ~ewport 8101 1<a1sB1 BNd, 1160. An;. laull and Elec:llon to Sell Uon, 11 any, ol lhe real 603·r340, By: Sharon L Section aoi and follow-corded Mey 3, 198" 11 In· 11 Trustee, Trust Died Beach. CA 92662 ttm HJJs CA 92808 (714)282-•n•r•under recorded proper1v de1c:ribed KHn•. Au11tan1 seer•· MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE NOTICE Of lno, that IMW.be wtthln or ltrument No. 84·182'UO of Unit 118434, 33a south The w~dersigned Trustee 242A 1111211 H3 In Book • •bove 11 purported lo be. tary, D•ted. 02/1811994 COUNTY RECORDER OF OR· TIWSTU"l IALE under lhe parcel Oii land OMclel Record1. APN Beaudry Avenue, 11th d•sdaims any naDl!•l'f fOf any 2 23 3-2 3-9 199-4 Page -In•• ' 93·779665 2702 San Luc11 Lane ASAP1 1777S AHGE COUNTY, CAltfORNIA. TNtllae .... No. heftlNlbo.,. described, to-Number: 060-3.U-46 Floor Loa Angelt1, CA -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===t of laid OUlc:lal Reconb, Co11a Mesa, CA 92646. ' 312, 319, 3/16 The slf11t lddrm and olhlr 11B1A12..S vetfM1 with lhe perpetual The total amount of th• I001i. Telephone Number: • will Sell on 03/2311994 •1 The undersigned Trusl· common dnlgnallon, tt any, ·OI TltM DfwNo. rtght. d dr1tllng, mln&ng, unpaid balenct of the (213) 34~0. By: G•· t.00 P.M. al the North~· di1c111m1 any hab1ll1y PUBLIC NOTICE lht real proparty described 21'4S~20 up4oflno •nd operatlno obllg•tlon secured by t"1e brltli. Leach, TruatM ltonl en•rance •o thli tor any Incorrectness ot lbova Is puip0f1ed to be: 192-4 Rifer~ No. lhefefor and atortno In and property to be sold and SllH OfTlcer, D•l•: County Cour1houH, 70C the 1tree1 addreu and NOTICE LEEWARD LANE NEWPORT • 10i&,4-121M removtno the tame from rHIOfl•biY t1tlm1ted 03/02/M Civic: C411nl« Drive WH&. olher common des1gna· LOAN HO. 11·092/llGAl.U-BEACH CA 92660 The under· YOU ~ c:"~~~ uid lerid Of •ny other eoata, t1pen1ta end ed· ASAP118141 Santa Ana, CA al public: lion, 11 any, 1hown here· CONY .i.. ... dJMIM dlsclalms 111, UNDIR A....._, ,...;..;.. •-· land, lncludlno the rlghc'\o v•ncll..Jll tht tlme...of the .all, ~11 • .ina -ay_Cllon, to the hlghul In .j OTHER R£f .,.-'' ~TB>-1211Mll. -·~ wNPetock or dfrec:tlOnally Initial publlcatlon of th• bictder '°' ce1h (pay•bl• lh• 101a1 amoun1 ot ine Ts NO f-1Dnt lablhy tor lllY lncorrtcin1S1 of YOU TAKe ACTION TO df1I' and ,..._ from land Notice Oii Sele 1a·----lC_N_O_T-IC_E __ ••the ume ot HI• In l•w· unpaid bal•nce ol lhe A.P NUMBER· 117·73H5 Ill SlfMl lddrm and ollltt fllfWTECT Y°"" ~-other than thoM herttn. S1I0,4n.53. Payment PUBL ful m~ of the United obllga11on secured by YOU AAE IN· DEFAULT UN· common designation, 11 any, TY, IT MAY Be IOLD AT A bove cleacrtbed, oil Of OH muat be by ca1h, • Cl· -T-ru-,-1,-,-s1-1,-No--11-6-60_·_F_ StalH), all rlghl, !Ille, lhe propeny to be sold DER A DEfO Of TRUST DATEC showo l\Jrtln. Tht lotal 1111ounl PUBLIC SAU!. IF YOU wett1, tunnet1 •nd lh•ft• 1hltl"1 check d11wn on a NOTlCE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ahd lnleretl, conveved IO and reasonable ealrmal· Sepltmber 27 1991 UNUSS of lht linpald balance ol lh• ob-NHD AH EXftl.ANATION Into, through or acro11 the state or n1tlon11 b1nk, • YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· •nd now held bV II under ed cosls, expense1 and YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRC>-llgallon ste\lrtd by Ole propertv ~ THE NATUftf ~ THE aubaurface Oii the land check drewn by 1 state or OiR A OHO OF TRUST DATED 1 .. d Deed ol Tru11 In lhe advances at the time ol TECT YOUR PROPERTY n to bl sold and rusonable estf. "'OCEEDtNOS AGAINST hefelnabo.,. described ftdefel credit union, or a 11-15.91 U~ILESS YOU TAl<E propef1y 1ltualed In said lhe inil1al publication ol MAY 9£ SOLD AT A PU'BLIC malld costs, expenses and ad· YOUt YOU IHOUlD COM-and to bottom auch wtllp1 check drawn bV 1 state or ~CTION TO PROTECT YOUR Coun•y and Stale •nd lhe Nolice of sale 11• SAU IF YOU NEED AH EXPlA Yan<:IS at VII 11m1 oJ Vlt Initial TAC A L.AWY8'.1 ·OO p M toctied or dlftctk>nal~ ftdefel u vlng1 •nd loin PROPERTY IT ~/.AV EE SOlD deacnbed .. lollow1. $171,859 89. ll•J1;.u Of THE ll•JuRE OF publicatlon 011111 Notlcl of salt On 03/IQIM • • • •• drlhd ....... tunnef• •nd HIOCiatlon, uvlngs ... ~t A PUB.Lie SALE If YOU EXHIBIT "A" In add1Uon to cash the "" "" "" .• .,.,. "23 93 In ddltlon ea !qullabte DMd Company! Mana under and beneath 10Cl1tlon, or .. vlng1 benk Lo• 5 ol Tract No. 3749 Trustee will accept a THE PROCEEDING AGAINST II. -,£ • 1 1 H the duty appolntea or beyond the txttflor llm 1peclfled In 1ectlon 5101 go AN EXP\.ANAllO~I Of lHE In the Clly ol Coit• cashier's check drawn YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A=~ J::.':.: c:::~ .. TruatH under lftd put· 1t1 thereof ·~ to rtdrlll, of the Flnanclel Code andlN~l~/ir O~J~E e~~CW'J~rg Me ... counly ot Orange, on a 11a1e or national LAWYER. Of nallonal benlc 1 c:Nck drawn auant to Deff at TNlt, ,.._ retunnet, equip, maintain authorized to do buslnu1~0NTACT A LAWYER· Sta .. of Calilomi•. 11 pe1 bank a check drawn bv Hollcl ol Truslel's SM Under ' 11 Ion corded ·on 12121181 H rtpak, dMpen and operatt In this state. Map recorded in Boo~ a 11a'1e or federal credil DtedolTrust tivutatllOfltdtl'llcred un Document No. "'4t2311 any such well Of mlnH The street •ddru1 tnd, On 3·15·54 at 1000 ,,.. GARAGE SALE • ---HINTS Before your garage sale, determine w~at it~ms you wish to sell. Make sure everyt!iing is clean and repaired. TO PIACE AN AD CAIJJ - 642-5678 CORONA NEWPORT CORONA , ______ RENTALS TO RENTALS ro 2724 SHARE Coshl Mesa, CA 92627 . ·Bow To Plaee Clas.sifted Ad Bl' PHONE: 714 642·5178 Bl' VISITING OR MAIL: 330 W. Bay Street DEL MAR 2122 BEACH 2169 DEL MAR 2622 MISCELIANEOUS SHARE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS 1 oo · to Baach 1 br In NB Sea Faire condo to : • • • ' : ' • ' • ' • • ' • • • • ' • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • ,· e ootgeous ocean view 2 H••• to Bch 3BR, NEWLY renovated I••••••••• MI P b th I LOCATION LOC.~TION LOC.',.TION H.v. Hiiis hm. 4BR Or lrplc, vaulted cells, 2 1 Br 1 Ba So. of PCH. • --------4br 2bn dplx. a e shore. VI a ·. poo • ~ • I d/ U II Id W lk t V•-preJ. S>i25. 722·8303 spo gated ontr SWO • _:.:...;;.....;;;,;..;.;...;...;;.......;..._;....;.....;;..;__;__..;;....;,._ ____ _ 3 + den, pool, spa car gar, pal o, w, I pa • a o res HOTELS F k 2 3258 4600 C 0 . $3850 Agt 840-5884 w/d $1395. 723-4968 ahops. $960. 723-1500 Kent. EvonlnQs best M no-sm t;.i . • ampUS nve 3Br 2Ba, 1 blk to best & MOTELS 2718 E'sld• CM. Share 3BR Newport Beach CA 92660 1 house near beach STORAGE 2742 • _C_O_S_T_A_~-l:-C::A_2_1_2_4 bel\Ch, new evoryth n~ COSTA MESA 2624 GUNA $350/mo 17th & (714) 852 1700 or 75ft7000 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (Comer of Newport Blvd. & Bay St.1 £•"¥'"' beam ceilings, dee • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LIVE IN LA Npt Blvd s31.3579 • r lndry, $1425. 650-0943 Furn.Studios, kitchon·1-....:...---.,...-=---=-PARK STO~QE • Secunty<Onse'ousbuild.og walanns&combtnatlonloclts • 5BR HARBOR VIEW $300 Off 1 at Month e&tte.e, TV. p90.?';.2s91540 NB ex, oc c/odndo Tlaknnits. Storage garage, 11zes • •""'OX'"".aleo~ 1300 sq I\ Office • Numerous upgrades. 2Br 2ba Apts. In Quiet up wk. 4 ... .., poo • w · wa 0 12x27 '" CM Lowe1t _,. ' CLASSIFIED HOURS:· Telephone Sam • 5:30pm Monday-Friday ·walk-In 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday 3BR 2BA Condo near Trri7\gle Sq. Avall now. $1100/mo. Call 842-2649, ask for Benny; or 64 t-0593 Nr ahops, 1chls, park, gated comm w/lots of•---------bch M n/s 10 shr wl Prtces Ollrce •lso • SUITE •:105 bch. EZ access frwys 1rees. Carports, Jae, Overstocked with same. $SOO. 646•8473 avarl Localed 'New· • '3 "-l>lf•wed po-..U ~~CtS • arge recep:ion arN 52,700. 975-1234 X840 lndry, BBO's. Private stuff? port & 17lh 7~277 • c:ofee room copy storage room DEADLINES B••utlful Harbor View fa~s10.5s019~Ts· 8~:l~n£ A call lo TRADE $1900/MO·Wlll DEAL! E'alde 1400+aq' 2Br H c 1 3b 2b Classified RENT . I om• arme r a .1 yr. lease. 646-4055 h h I tfj d Monday ......................... Friday 5:30pm 2 .25ba 2 pat os, s1900 mo. 644~610 wlll help t roug cass1 e ClOSETOFREEWAY NOSMOl(INGBOILDING . gar+ 1 ·space, Inside or 673·3174 pp $Save On Rent!$ 642-5678 642·5678 L~rough class1ljed NEXTTOJOH WAYNE AlR?ORT Tuesday ....................... Monday 5:30pm lndry area. StOOO mo.1-----"""----1 h t d ------------------'• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Avl 4/1. 998-3434 Big Canyon 1eR, br g t, ga e • Wedneaday .................. Tuesday 5:30pm lndependent ........... Wedneaday 3:30pm Thur1day ................ Wedneaday 5:30pm Friday ...................... Thunday 5:30pm Saturday ....................... Friday 5:30pm GENERAL POLICY Jlita ud cked1ioa ere 111bject to cbeqe wi1liout DOtic:e. The publisher reae"ea the right lo ctn1or, reclullfr, reviee or rejecl any cl111ified edttrtile-L Pleue report uy cm>n that may be iD yw.r duaificd ad· immtdi&tely. Tie Daily Pilot ! 1\e ld1p 111lea1 ICClql(e 1M liehility for ut uro.r in .. ..+ttnilewat for wmu it llllJ be ,.._.ible, aoept fer tl.e cott or the •ptce ~ occvpied by the error. Credit WI onty be allowed for die fint ~I, cable Incl, close E.ltlid. Guard gated, •P•· hop/bch 642·5858 cioua secluded 2BR & -.,...,,...,~==~=~~ 2 & 3BR duplex. Ga· den, 2BA, $2300 mo. 1 MO FREEi 2BR·2Ba rage, yard, w/d hkup, 979-4191 or 840-8582 upstrs unit w/frplc, $795 & $1200. Vllla1-,,,_,.-..,,.------gar, no pets $750 mo. Rentals 675-4912 •Big Canyon spa· 679 W 18th 644-7064 IRVINE 2144 *Turtle Rock• Hlghland• Lg 4 + 2, lam rm, 2 car gar. cntrl heaValr, micro, dfW, frpl 724-4289 clous 4BR·5BA, pool, spa, 3 car garage, APTS FROM $550 $5500 mo 640-5324 1 Br 1 Ba & 2Br 1 'hBa. Great loc.ilon. H•rbor Garden Guest House VIiia Apls. 546-9081 Prlv/qulet. Loft/Br/Ba Ulil pd. N/S. No pets 1 BR upstairs, quleVSe- $700 mo. 720·3992 eluded. Near shop-ping & trwys. Well ••Harbor Ridge kepi complex. Pool. Pano vw of Npt Behl No pets, pleasel $550 2BA·21h BA, lg FR. mo. 648-0392 frml dine, $3750 mo. _..,,..,,...,,,..-=-=::-=,....,,.=-c::::--Avl nowl 840-5324 •CASA DEL MAR• . IAGUNA BEACH Lido 1•1• 3+ 3, lam 2148 rm, redec. 2-car gar, UED----..... -------_. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s1,995, 310-2n-1583 Call owner after 6PM. 1 Br 1 Ba $625. Quiet E'alde loc. New paint. etc. N/pet. Open dallv 8-4. 147.Ji 18th St HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH 1069 VILLA PT. CONDO Penoramlc ocn vu. Lg ---------2 master ate hse, frpl, NWPRT SHORES furn 4 w/d , blt·lns. $1450, yr bd, frHh paint, comm tae. Avl 4/1. 857-6800 pool, apa & tennis E11lde X·lg Studio 140 Magnolia $585 mo 642-1390 2Br 2Ba up1ta1rs. NEWPORT GRliAT view, garage. $1700. 631-1400 Walerfronl Homes Eastslde quiet 1 BR Du- plex, grndr, lndry, tlled thru-out, gated, $650 mo. Cal OKI 548-7855 s211 .ooo. 644·5993 liBiiiEAiiiiiCiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiii21iii6iii9 APARTMENTS Live In A Forest! MOBILE HOMES 1100 Huntington Shor•· cllff. Nice crnr lot across from clubh••· 2Br 2Ba & Expando, carprt, new pnt In/out, new crpt. Walk to bch/ pier. $59,900. 15% dwn owe. 673-8726 CEMETERY LOT/ CRYPT 1225 Obi grave alt• Pacific View Cemelary. Value $6250, will .. 11 $5000. 8'9-459-t037 1400 Studios .... From $550 FOR RENT Beach Area , _____ , 1Bdrms ... From $625 Pool, Spa. BBQ'a, cov'd parking. Comer Qf Newport Blvd & Wilson. 642·1390 Yeerly 2BR-36R Incl Waterfront BALBOA Unfurnished 11100 to S1 500 mo. PENINSULA 2607 Lrg/brile 1BR upstra, In VIiia Rentals liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii a quiet e·11de soc. No 875•4912 Ilg 1 BR "" $7501 pets $6~5 Movea You RENTALS Studio Penln 1575 mo Studio Penln $675 mo 1BR. Ocnn • $650 wk Step• to beachl lnl 831 8427 213~ 29th St. W/0 Newer 2BR, built-Ins. hkup, gar. Clarence Som• Mgr'• dutlH 728-7259 Prud CA $650 mo. Pam Agt, OCllANF"ONT Lg 1 Br 546-5880 or 87..,3648 Apt, gar, dfW, W/d, fpl, --------- no peta. 1900 mo yr1y. NEWPORT Av• now 873-6840 BEACH 2BR. Penln . $450 Wk1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR Penln 11175 mo. CORONA 2BR Ocnft 11400 mo Dt!• ... ., 4BR . Udo . $3000 mo .a. ftUU\ 2669 2622 ~ ----- •1BR $125* 2BR 28A $725tVD ~ &8k --n' Our a•• The '"'1lllnlll9 3Br 2Ba-Lg Mutef' Br •peCll Frig, dfW _._ wge paUo-Gr .. t Bay Incl. 601t30 pool. No .,,,.,...,._..~·-0 1-..1 '···ndrv room f N CORONA DEL MU 1022 'lLl....,. • ·-...... ·, peta. No •••· o 67.r 7VV $15SO e 873-2121 Ev ..... Ms.48•8 ~o~! ~·~~:~~. 1--....... w""l""l-t""c""L""1'r."=-*-Cut• a c ... n 1eR ..,, -------~,.....-~ grHI 1nwat1redre. 2 ••RUA l'/P, l'RIQ on Bay. Dwnatra crrw I WKI FREI RENT hr• from l:'~llng. POOL, AVAIL MOW. unt1, new crpt/palnt. WITH WIEU owe, eeoo e Tao-oua 111001mo. 142 .. 515 2 aR-3BR Apt•. 2 Meftl••lte.Jaamln• $500 down. 111mb. Year• Newl '•mlly Ave. 400 yd• from t.eoo-aa~T•a N*WPOIT complex, ~..1. ptay-Maln Buc h. R·1 NIWPOR1' .. g«>und .ao.a;itO 4D'x111' In orlglnel1 .. •••••••lllACB 2111 IUCB 2111 UYPRONT charming, aub. Fee appraJaal11 ll~~l~ln~nllrllilniiiif!!!~ cozy 2BA lBA fplc. avall. Owner or Eatal• HOUSES/ view, laundry, gar Aeent 714-e1s-24e1 CONDOS 11050 mo • ..,.!H911 ~IT POR •eNT • Com~utenied Reservation System (CRS) iaW1aw quiet 2Br n11w.-v ft5 Mo t I C t St t 1 1 aa. New carp•t. -CB 1011 • n y ompu er o emen s paint, blind• $785. •••••••I • Full.Time Professionol Stoff e7a.ecM7 • 0uptex • COIOIU • 24·Hour Mointenonce con aTVDtO. """' ..._,..,.. •122 •Over 100 Years bpenence untum. ..._ kitchen/ 4401 ce.w,.e ~ Dll. Ill& • • Summer/Winter Yeotfy OfPt. fl*, loft. 'Wa11c to w ,.-113-nu • World·wide Client Bose .-.. -.. '° COfNft •4•5;•;n1t1-•M-Tr-.Diilnr 1,,:_ ~r: Alk .... DINAH LIWll ~= :'::'1"1 .., , ..... "P,lliatol: Nu PMH ' ~ Tl.a _........_._.~ LIDO WNIUU &::B. •'= _• ... a ...... to.a_.,."_...aT'!""" .... ~••~ 11Rr rnR1•11R11'9 1 a ,.,. Mobll• MM WWW: W+ aiMil ;;nae: I w m7vt.Ulll,r::;....,..CA..u ::::n-... .,....:1: --- • • for. ·:JUSt • • .. Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us th is form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does. not sell we'll run it for another week FREE! All for $10 r········--·····---~---· : D YES,SELL MY CAR : • • I • : Nome • • A:ddreu , : C11y Zip l'tione Credit Cord C MC C VlSA D AM X # hP~-• Motl'° OAllY AlOT 330 W 8a)' S1rw1 CC»IG Mlt110, U. 9i627 f7l '/'6'2 J67e 0-WC l'''J 6Jl-6J9' ff'ti¥ole ~ °"'YI bplr. 6/9' :'l•ai--n--.. O'H n9'mUI' o-..ts or a ".... c,, __ ,, "'... n_...,. n•-..... CIO..o.119 ....__ Cl~ n-...... o-.. ... ~--················· • I ' • • • • • • ' I • I I • • • • • ... ,., elf, c. :=. 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Loe* mirrored wel .....,.... trailer, new cov•r ACROU 1 Tridl 5 ""'' 10 Th6C* carpet 1• e.amna·· pleoa 15 le en omen 11 CtlGC)ln or Waleea 17 Bullflgflt chMr9 18 Wedding member 20 Ligfll wood 22~l.oop 'ftln1 23 Bodlel QI .. ,.,. 24 Slmllal 2t "Of Mice e.nd 27 Celladlan/U.S. tourist ettrect\pn 30 ~ nollily 3• Actreu Fraoc:ls 35 Charged peniaes 3e lnllW!lor WllltMY 37 P(ll:IS 38 Futened •O Dumbfound • 1 Al(porl Info •2 Wlndmltl pet\ '3 Refer •5 Reptile •7 More expensive •8 Bright color •9 Demon 50 Slep 53 Wingol building 5• Proverb 58 Common i4 17 81 -tM rwnble 82 Pub or-. 83 L.aecGreet letl• 8' ~·8111 Of tM "Neulllut" 85 Temporwy hOme 88 Went out with 87 Oot blgQ« DOWN 1 Boor I 2 Pop 3 Cain's brother •NotH 5 Sclenll11'1 workplace 8 Shout of dlscoyery 7 Nimble 8 Froth 9 Before 10 leaped t 1 Flshennan's need 12 Soothing plant 13 Em«elda and Nbles 19 Valle)'9 21 Arte In or Ladd 25 St Patrick's c:ountry 26 Decree 27 Calls 28 Furious 29 Church table 30 Baseball great DiMaggio 31 Pause 32 Eecape 33 Res11urant 35 Chlll 39 Red or carpenter - 40 Wintertime lun •2 Turns aside ·, •• Sing8f Horne 46 Paslor •7 Fodder •9 Navy group 50 Hit -- 5 t' Floor piece 52 Capllal 'of Yemen 53 Columnist Bombeck 65 Alhrm 56 Checke<a or chess 57 Sulllclenl: archaic 6~Seed container 60 Father 11 12 103 ~ ven. rtrlfl'f, GtMI pey, dlftlnO guide ... k• ltaUdMlcldV, .... ab l1llO • 110..1_..71 • co~·NTIONS? MA Y8 11 ... Iva. ?22.-.0 . .. ~.. ...... AM fol '300. en.at?• t I" C-4 ""~ IOIPllLD l leOGLi pereon. = atlleat Flberg&Ma, of heartund had no '"rouble find:J' ... , 0. le lOoklng ~ t I y 9"1tlt tuVroomy. Xttl MIOO Both vuh\erable. Nonh dea.11 NORTH • K 10 6 8 Q 3 0 AK 10 1 6 4 • J 10 WEST EAST •e 2 •J ee Q 10 9 8 4 Q A Q J 8 7 6 o Qe s o ee •AK42 +88 ) SOUTH •AQ 74 Q K 2 OJ 2 •Q 9765 The bidinr: Nortb Eut South We.l 1 0 I Q 1• 2 Q 2 • P .. 2 NT P ... 4+P ... PU1 P ... Openinr lead: Kini of• fOI ...__ M,..,---. ~..:... .... ~ ... !1a!~ ng JIWILI • r u-722-oaM or 13 .. 7154 the club abift. East woo the klDI ..... _ _.,.__... rz===:· """":'"• -a AIT I025 ace, then continued with a thlrd w/b o atlng/marln• •--'-PT c:lub. If declarer ruffed with the ten bcklnd. Phone aldlte a ~··-• •---------· muet. M.c knowledge Ptl'IOMI Alalatant • • • Ladln 15y. total llAlllffl SUPS in the cloeed hand. Eut would over-nee. Send R .. ume to: -we 7022 ruff for the .et•'"·· trick. Ir declarer 870 W 17\h St Bldg 30 Hta/Wk. Mu" have ct t'lnu U aK appralvl; ~ ..... fl0.2, CM, CA 92827 refe & rauab69 cat. will aeU for S11K fltfh.l"li•li&iiiliii•••• Nffed biib. that ntebliahed a Computer •xp & ofc Call Al a...a 1 e2 1• trump for tha enemy-down one. * ElrthqUIQ* eklll• a nw11. Contact llO' aLIP NSWPOllT When Phlladelphiane Arthur Buey C.M. conelruc· Anl11a (71"4) 67M1o41 ---------~!11N!~~~z:n .. ~~r. Robineon and Robert J ordan held lion co. nHd• prof OFFICE pref.No lht• aboatd• tba Eaat-W"t carda. the blddinc exp'd t•l•markeUng EMPLOYMENT FUltNITUU • R•aaoneble. 11c-e1s- went u ebown, puLtillJ the defenae mgr wllh or wlthoU1 SUVICIS 5533 EQUIPMENT 6047 15~7 or 818-289-1992 t.o • etemer teat. North judpd well own cr.w: Aleo nHd t.o reiN South'• invitetionaJ bid ol ••p'd Telemarketet'a ••••••liliiiil Boal Sllpe, parking Jiii, two no trump tO four .---k~ d-.,,ite NOWI 10 Unee, Dalty ' eHHHe Oak desk, 1 .. k pattern, nr Fun Zone. Walk to ..,_ ...,.. BonuMa, 11000/W"k Pia ... be aware thal 8'x3' w/relurn, s175. restaurant•, et0t•• & the fact that he held a minimum in Euy for pro eettlng th• Hating• In this cal· (714t 833-3310 post office. 723-<4587 terms of hith catda. appta. CaA 5"48-e129 egory may require you---------Robineon, West, started tbinp 10 call • 900 number Offlo• d••k• two1 ______ __, __ off with the k.inr of clube. Moet LOI ANGELES rn which ther• ts a 30 by 60. e drawer, MOTOICYCLES Easts would have echoed with the TJllES chatge per minute. $35 ea. 876-2115 SCOOTERS 8018 eight. Weat would have continued Orahge CoUnty edllJon ---------•:::::::;;;:--:------11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii with ace and uiolher club, but in--W• have poaltlona DOMESTICS 5540 PETS • stead of ruffing, declarer wouid have ~~. Inc:! n ~: ANIMALS 6049 If there is one convention we en-ditc;arded a heart from the board. telemarketing room. a..ldng local (New iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dorse without reservation, it is Alvin Eut'a ruff would have bien the Eam S5.o48/HR + $4-M ... ) matur• woman '81 Cloldwlng 1100 Great condlflon. Mual ... to appl'aclate. Call 714-383-1433; Beeper: ' 714-291-$1237 Roth's creation, the Negative Dou· third and wt trick for the 115 commlaalon per to car• for 18-mo-old ADOPT-A-PET ble. But even that ia not an unmixed defenden. ..... Work whU. quail-twin boyt. Not a llva Every Sat & Sun at blessing. When this band was played Unfortunately, for declarer, Jor-fylng fot an attr&Ctlv• In. 'Reta. Call 650-8966 PETSMART, Fountain al h th U S dan ,. 11 ed h fi · k • h benefit• pkg. Valley. Puppln, kit· I•••••••• in an intemation ma~ , e . . •O ow t.o t e int tnc wit 714-H8=4S.. tene and more, all AUTOMOBILES player in the South eeat made a the three of clubs. w .. t. dutifully s looking for loving, car-. negative double over Eaat'a overcall refrained from leading another club, R•fl'-£•tal• MERCHANDI E Ing home•. CALL 241.lil••••••• and as a result North became declar· · ·switching t.o a heart. In with the ace, MM,, aTATI IALll 0317 for mor• Info. er at four ipades. Jordan reverted t.o cluba and the ace NN ES The def~nse was straightfor-of cluba and another restored pari· =~..in~ ANTIQUES 601 O ==~~:-!am,1 tame, LEXUS' ward-and deadly. Eaai led the ace ty-down ·one. call Ron T1Y11>r. to good ho m • 1 . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9115 * 9000 ml.. White/Ivory, The"'-'d•n::I BUYING ITEMS* Suzanne @ 650·7128 91' LS 400·Uke new Ncwpcwt From 1800-1 980. 1 Bl•ck Lab, 8 mo old anrf, fully lo•d•d LOST •-EMPLOV11.•J!NT 673 7300 p1ece jewelry 10 entire male needs love and $:13 250 6314722 alt 5 U1 11n • houseful. Immediate attention. Free to a • · BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY POUND 2.925 t••••••-cash, tops. 673-6223 good home. 2904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Real E1tat1 Sal~· c::i 942•5012 <:? MERCEDES 9130 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND: Sl•m•a• '_E_M_P_L_O_V'll_•~-N-T--H •I p I ... W • r • APPLIANCES 6011 PUf>S rescued from1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OCAL RTE C•t. Coast Hwy/Bay-•~ awampedl Need 3 death row Adopt with•• L e38 Loca· aide Drive area, New-5530 llc'd Agta NOW for don a ti o. n . Can't 1•YEAR LEASE tlone•Buy All Or port Beach. Call to •v• phone convass-Full-elz• ·· atlopt? Be a foster°' MEACEDEI 300 CE PertePoulble $3K Identify, 675-5111. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ing. S15/Hr + comm. Refrlger•tor volunteer. Call 714/ 1990 WhVBlk Uhr. WklyeS00-599-6780 ---------S1,000 WKLY •turfing (714t43&-0300 w/lcema)(er,grt cond 85g...2704. 12,800 annual miles ,_H_U_G_E __ p_r_o_flt_m_a_k-er-1 LOST envelope• at hom•· 1--R-IE_C_IE_P_T_IO-N-IS_T_ beige, $235 OBO Call 714-531-7372 $3000-$4000 wkly In-CHIHUAHUA No exp. Free auppllel/ 842-4321 X334 Pure bred Doberm•n com• possible. All Info. SASE: LIFETIME, PfT to FfT for Newport °' 661·2421 Female, 3 yrs old.1--3-00--C-,..-1-"'-7-8--caeh vending busl-Black with white Dept. 12, Box 2109, Beach photo studio. Abueed but very .,. • ness. Prime routes apoi.. Last eeen 3n Brownwood, TX 7880<t Good pay. 723-7315 , sweet and great with Excellent cond. B & near Harbor Blvd &,_________ FURNITURE 6014 klde. Needs to be only $4400.0BO. 645-0104 available. uy now Trlange Square. ASSEMBLY Fff Sales aava. $0 down If qual. 1 ADVERTISING pet. Call 714-373-0n1 Kay 1-800.992·1202 Please page owner, 8am-4:30pm M·F, BRASS BIED, On az, •---G--T----- Chrls 26&-1894 $5.50/hr. No exp nee. ACCOUNT w/flrm ortho matt HI,--------PEU EO 9160 MONEY TO LOAN 2914 PERSONAJ.S •lmmedlat• Funding• ---------$2,500.$25,000 NO ADVANCE FEE •800-407-8353* ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS 3002 HOT & WILD! 1·80Q-8~969 T.oll Free Call MEMBERSHIPS 3018 LOST & FOUND 2925 Exclusive Center Club Small mfg plant. EXECUTIVE never uaed, boxed. SPORnNG liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Apply301n1~:~1onG btwl n, Cost $850, must sell GOODS 6065 '85 Turbo OH. New 10-4: • """ •m n Local community $250 cash. 774-6500 turbo/clutch/tires. Low Lane, Hunt. Beach. I H ti DAYBED h I newapaper n un ng-. w t bran. SOLOFEX all attach· ml, runs great. $250Q Bob·Tall Drivers ton Beach la '"king complete wttrundle & t Pd $1500 M t . Orig owner. 434-7832 an experienced advar-matt'•· Never used. men s. us Need Clase B (w/alr brake endorsement) or Clue A driver• for growing lranaportatlon departmen1 lo handle dellverles throughout LA VEN, OC, and SB Counties Using salHpereon. Cost S850, must sell aelll $295. 557:8580 Previous newspaper $250 cash. 774-6500 PONTIAC 9170 background preferred. ·Muet aem Lthr aofa •••••••••1 •• rr~iiii·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Muel be aggreulve, • 11 • dependable, profee· loveseat, chair. Orig GARAGE SALES e lonal and detail· $3,078, aaklng $1850 ••••••••• '87 Safari Wagon-Xlnt obo unueed. Can de-cond, lo ml, great oriented. Musi enjoy liver (71-4) 895-8046 family earl $4800 or •xtenalv• cold calling · make otter. 650-4719 and working with HUNTINGTON ama11 busrnessee. and MERCHANDISE BEACH should be willing to -wsc 6015 6140 'l"Dnl"vs get lnvolv•d In loCal uu • . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '"'"~ community business iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Moving Sal•I SaVSun iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9220 .. - liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii me m be rah Ip. Coat 1-------1-------••••••••• R E W A R D 10K sac 7K inc trans 1• fee. Nancy 64o-6768 Part·llme, 2<>-30 houra per week. $8.00/Hr. Moat dellverl•• are PM, eome AM. Wiii consider trainable Claes C drivers. functions. Reliable $200K SALE Bror zes 8-4 no earlyblrdal traneportallon r• 8"1o 8', Ivory (Incl 6' Antq~. furn, dolls, col· quired for this outside elaphanta, aworda. lecllbles clothes & '90 IVeco 23-16, Comm'I Truck, 8 cyl turbo, 8 spd diesel, 14K orig ml, 20' flatbed, 22,000 GVW, A-1 cond, new $33K; aell for $ 1 7 ,500 obo, 240-3914 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS & •LOST•PUPPY• FOR RENT 2769 flNANCE Male ·9 Month Old IE.Xl!CUTIVE SUITE BHSINESS OC Airport. $250. " Apply In peraon: 330 W Bay St, Costa Meea. Application d .. dllne: aalH position. • NetaukH) vases, clol-toys. 62S1 Shields Dr sonne, Incl 5'va1e1, Qualified applleanta clock•. porcelelne, wlll be contacted for fu r n ~ TV • a . ,. t.: ••••••••• ~~~,:'a101~111:rv1::-.!~ 1240 ~22 1• CM. TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS PROPERTY s100 Full s ervice OPPORTUNITY 276 7 s100· 7l4-833-9S50 2 904 BU LL MASTIFF/ CHOW MIX•Namtd 11TIDAS" Lo1t In Newport Beach nr Pacific Co11t Hwy 81tw11n Superior Can't seem to get to ail lhosa repair jobs around the house? let the Claulffed Service March 15: lntetn1lewlng: through March 28. No phone calla, pleaH. Pr .. mployment phys----------•---------lcaJ and drug testing PILOT CLASSIFIED VOLVO 923 0 required. It'• the reeource you ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Cocktlll Lounge UpacaJ•. peaceful ekl community In So. Calif. $189K. Call ownr for photo• & Info. 819 2•9-5956 Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classified will help WANTED 5 Serious people. Work w/Med Or. In Health/Nutrition. High $$ potential. 1-805-737..0057 x 454 & Brookhurst St. Directory help you find reliable help. 84~"5878 Cashiers/Salee help for busy women'•· ewlm· wear etorea In Balboa & .Lag Bch. Muat be energetic w/xlnt talea eblllty. Uaa 673-3100. can count on to Hll a BOATS ?OU Send reeume to: myriad of merchan· ·es Volvo 122S In dlse Items, bacauso iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Good condition. Rune Plea11 Call Robbie •@ 831·3374• Tereaa Barnwell our columns compel * DUFFY 2 0 * great. A good reliable Th• Independent quallfled buyere to Electric boat, super car and a classic. 842·.5678 186S2 8elCh 81Yd .. Stt 160 calll .. 42:5 .. 78 clean, factory warr. S1 ,000 OBO Pleaee Hl#lllngton 8tllci\, f;A 92648 v u $10,750. 645·6812 Call 845-7210. ------1 CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING CONSTRUCTION FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 IAN'DSCAPE • MOVING 3834 PHOTOGRAPHY REAL ESTATE SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 548 BUILDING 3560 8r DECRS 3615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3875 SPECIALJS't 3911 DIRECTORY If I Were A Carpenter liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Repalre!Remodeffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · Sav On Moving 1 Call Terry 551 -6290 Complete houH clean-Le Clair & Son Bulldera •FIENCIES GATES• Coeta Mesa/Newport All ~rlcan Tr.. Loweel, Storege. prof. WEDDING Come lo Colorldol Colo Spga d:C~:~O::t.~~~~:.· Ing by "Lucy". 7 year1 O•necral Contractor a new/repair/post repa.c:.cs * 2l1~·e~l:~"9•!. aerv. R•moval, Trim, ~!t'!s~~~n!~;~~~;· Photographr You rtlo help. YI Off momo fences remodels etc experience! Refa. Low Rea/ omm/Remodel Redwood• L#576605 Hauling, Senior Diec. kHp th• negatives. costs. Sue-<:oldwell Bank• ACCOUNTING/ · • • · ratesl 848-4870 L#178385+ 554-4134 Jim Whyte 642-7206 Plumblng/elec/Waler FREE Eat. 531-8"415 ---------• Deborah 883·8183 Walker&Coaoo.571~ TAXES 340 6 Rtpaira Remod Doon YM-htra/aprlnklera/cell Baalo Yard M•lnt. PAINTING 3 858 Relocatmg to Denver? • c1ows' Cll>lntls. atucco 'a dry-Full Service Cleaning ROSEBERRY •Wood Fence•• fana. lnttall/Repelr. Lawn!r Clea.nupa, ---------All $$$ rangee. All wall 'tencn ~81 etc Uc No 1peclal1, just fair Bullder/Contraclor rtplact/rtpalr,lrathauting FREE eet. 241-0137 Tr .. Trimming. Lt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil pLASfER American RE (8ob 211 YEARS l!.XP 35.,;1 t•n. J~rrv 14z.os8T· prices & good work. Rea/Comm/Remodel estlmatts. LOw prion. Uc'd O 1 C P I 1 H II .. 7 .. _.245 eW.P. YOUNGQUIST nrpAIR 3 880 Knudsen) eoo-ss3.5299 ,. ..,.. ·• Houee/wlndowa/mlnl Ucl282137 642 22n AJJymnt•,,,. Constt. 974-5301 ua rpntry, an • au ng • -Palntl-Contractor ~ Fully computerized • · • -·-.... Cloeel/Gar Stor, wall ··• · bllnde/carpele/floor Down to Earth Lawn & Oual. painting by profla iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------Faat Hrvlce. 8~ appt. CARPET stripping. Lie/Ina. units, furn, rpra, etc. Garden Service. Const Ucf602098. Ina. INT{E(T-QUALITY 1IT TILE 3928 54e.7eoo Nwpt ch AJ'• Cl••nlnn DECI( FLOOR INSTALL Raft. Fred 875•6359 Malnt & Renovation. FrH est. M5-3305 CLEANING 3515 .., ---------I Pat ch to complete 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QUALITY CPA 888-2500 COAnNG 3570 REPAIRS 3620 Semi Retired contractor. Cuetomer SaUafac:flon I b u d •• I I 1 PROFESSIONAL 0 1· cenH · 25yrs Repair Specl•ll•t• at affordable fixed fe•. HOUSECLEANING for Rprs, lmprvmn11, aml our 1 at p r or t.y exp. 24 hra 554-7831 Clean, Caulk, regrout, Br7•nOt•EY1•1s&•~2v~9n841n3g1 IVAN'S Steam Cleaning reas cost, rel avall, II STOP Deck Leake Vlnvl, hardwood {oc~r~.a~:~~~~~~~~ty. Uc#-488038. 648-7819 DA/.~'~1'.~~NE 18allng & lnetall. .,.. Special 2 rms+hall needed call Rita ~aterproof coating•. ., Or"n Scene l.andecpng PAINTERS PLTn.nlNG 3890 Uk .. Nu Tiie 840-2211 . $25 Upol-c:omm rates c d 642 7"7" ~ • ceramic, rnatble, aub & lrrlneUon, Trimming ""ia S MALL BUllNESIEI othe.r etc 631-8470 81 ona.a · "' • decke, atalr• Oual. floor r•palr, ca~e1•-HA--Ull--N-G_____ • L*358528 • 845-99~7 & LS T E S 3720 & Removal•, Clean-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P TA EM NT • R•ll•bl• Home/Office work. L*587430 Fr•• Uc, Bond 843-38 2 a Mal s Uc FREE ESTIMATES OFF WATER INCOM~ TAX SERVICE M•Jeetlc M•lnt·Truck Cleaning. Excellent Eat. Best S 722·8789 upe nt, 1• • . • •l!XTRA QUICK• FrM Pick Up& o.llvtry mount carpet cleaning Refs 10" OFF W/AD .. •uty & th• .... , #15~25, 432.a804 ~!¢~~~0~P~~~~~: Righi now. MlnulH FILTRATION 3933 17 .. 1207 10" off w/ad . Flood Marl~ 7 22·1854 FURNIWRE Heullng & Cleanup John • Tret M1lntln1nc.• Ll684376 722·7885 from youl Draine ua20tfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii& YI .. ,. IND CRUNCH? control 2• hr 557-4059 DOORS 3580 nen•wn,.. 3622 M & M R bbl •T~TreW -----· ----• cleaned from $7.50. WAT•R Tr .. t-... nt .. ~ ~ r re u • _,....,. ~ ........._ lawn Jerry L Oevl•Speclallz• c 1 h $ .. .... Bookkeeping to flt at ~our eervlc•. ::.;;;,_ Ftee ~~-* Costom RH/Comm omp •1• ouse 55, System•, BottJ• qual- your nHde. Bu1/Per1. CARPET INSTALL COMPUTERS 3516 h oellent new entry Complete ""tontton 650-669 or 850-1628 T___. Palnllng/Wallpaperlng :./:rr:ufr~:lu~9~~5~ lty watet' lrotn your tap Fut Hrvlca. 964-2'10 & RE S m•k•r & door hanger. Wood, Wicket', uphole, 'JUNK TO THE DUMP' ft&&9 L*o4o41235 * 788-2028 Johnnlee, 1540-2092 tf~~of!a~:~,i;or PAIR 3518 ONl lTIE PC HRYICll Ouar, reaa. BaldWln etc. FREE pickup & Immediate debrle T•-."'9'e•'"· .._... KOMllRICAN PAINT Sotl/Hardwar• Install, Locke. Don, 521-8910 delivery. 982·1823 removal. Quar Honall +uMe ... 751-M78 Cuetom·lnt/Ext. Prof •FOX PLUMBING• Pilot Claulftecl APPLIANCES Carpet Repalre·power Train. 1et rat• aervlc•. Prlc••· 968-1882 Work Quarl L1578552 qualllywork, 1~ Ina/ ... 2 .... 78 ISEiiiltiiVliiiCiiEiiiiiiiiii3ii42i96I ~=:~Titc~~wtyr .~:.ma1g~: 1 hour tr ... FrH eet. DRAFTING 3582 •--------MOVING 3834 Xlnl R•f. 832-Meo ~;!;~~653~c:' i;..m;;=====:::I\ 20 yr exp. 7 25-7032 Brandon. 720-028111•••••••118.ANDY MAN 3710 HIMO~!>VEMENT37SS81iiiill••••&mlilillil "'?!",!~.!~trn~o '°'"" estl S00-~13 PLUG ~1cti .. 1e Appl Repelr· DUO c-. ......._ .....,. "' , .. "'-·-1 --L Pl 1 R W/O·atov••·r•frlg-d/w ---------CONrne"1'11! • Room addltlona Het .. lfl•ntal Prepertlee fte1 Eal~·~ umb ng •P•lra a mlcr~rbg dlep l0% CLEANING ~&G kitchen•, balh & new Palnt.Catpentry• Th• Captain b Hll Ucl23953' ISO.O?H Drain• Clesred from ff I d 960-4824 MASONRY 3557 hom... Reaeonabla. Dtywd and morel TUPP•RWAR8 evervonee prtceal Ina. 15.50. All flxturH In 0 wa . SERVICES 3548 •9+4134 GalyM ... 277 Cuetom lu zour hardwo rkl_ng . J~rof. --------1 1talted.Steve'1645.a298 IN kitchen, galley 1 RV. L#17o4t92 ~83'7 PIANO • VOCAL •Y •t'"ACK 1'•t Team Cleanlng * .... Prlce/Quallty 9n1cnur•• Carpentry, •1•otrlo Melody 860-l5683 NB PUBLIC NOTICE LESSONS 3 868 noOPING a..n av Vacancya, Home & • ........_,brlck,llont. ....w;, '-Alo 3810 Plumblng "' 3910 • msSONS 345• .... _ Com--•• Lio The ·Calif. Pu~llc Utlll-1••••••ililiil ~ u Commercial. •---'"pm JT Conc:ralt M3-0IU •eff':'.!"2.0··33' •iii••&liiiiiiiiiil ......... .., -.. INSURANCI 3778 , ... Commle8'on RE-1et L1aaoN PR•• -------· Prlvatel•roup leuone for recr•allon or eerlou• playet'. Count· Ing not nee. 873-5379 2 87·1788 7 daya Brick, Bloctc, Slon•, Tiie A.1 •leotrtoel wortl QUIRES that all uHd Plano: Matera cend. S adler Roofing.Uc I 100"9 ••Uefaotlen cone, PaUo, Driveway Local Uc. conlract0t Carpe n t ry, roofing, houetho ld g ood a 1 yr9. t••chlng, Ina. Specialize comm. or S beck. Home/Ofc. Fptc, 8801. Ref. 20 Yr OulOk Reaponee l plum b ing, drywall, Affordable ,Health lnaur. move re prlnl their Jonathan 159-6087 r•toof/r•palr. 25 yra. Hon•••· ,.... Som• Exp. Teny ••?·T•M fr .. Eet. U0-704• !!~.:-.pal. Jlmn'~".g, •• 7~!!!· No Deduct. 60+ local P.u.c. Cal T number: •FAE! EST 1715-6095 ............. .... ...... Med l'ec. fr" quot••· llmoe and ehauffeun Plr•t Rat•·Pleno ----------- ""~""'*" Cln~ MCllOll It 1411 WW<t\ IOOl'I .,,. ... Eng. Rebeca 285-1309 C•mentJbrlclc/alona/'11• •L•CTRICIAll -...aean Creftalnen MltllL.aCroii7215-0H2 print their T.C.P. num-le11on1 from Bach to •T"under Roofln9• --------• •WUtDOW CLEANING• ~tvw'f llab 12150/eq ft LlcenM -233108-C10. .. ber In .. ~ Rock. DegrMd/Exp'd For all of your roofing c:.uPINDY 3510 FREE ESTIMATES l'r" Eetlmateal ~Jo-...e.=t and r!';;l:~...,~~ J!WILIY 3784 menta. If you f\111te a lnetructor. 17&-51 37 ~~~·,..:::::.,;: "~" ~'~ Ate Z HANDYMAN lnetalltr•lec• cabinet•, Mltchenl, ...... roolng .,...,ase 297-IOl1 David L*M1a58 • 131-4310 r.,.-.. Stefan A1•7 .. t queetton abOUt the ... TM PHo1 ThlnklnQ of l'levtng a &eel~ unwenled pity of• mowr. llmo Claealflecl ThlnklnCl of havlnt • garage ..,.? llama the ... y weyl or c hauffeur, call: The moat com~h•n· gar ... .-t Give ua a calll To ptac. ~ PubHc UllU\IM tlYe and OUfT9nl dlr•c· Give ua a call PILOT ouaa1nu ct .. llfted ad call ComrNMlon tory Of ~ and ..,. PILOT CL.Aaall'IU M..en ...... .,.. 11~111 .-..ouMI Ma.-n .. ••••••1111-. --=-------------....------\-....---