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THE NEWPORT BEACH • • Some hft douds ~r may dri through
the skies, but our
fun in the sun
should continue today with
highs in the mid 70s along the . coast
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Newport axes
33 : positioris
. from -payroll
~Despite pleas to take
back employee pay raises,
council votes for cuts ,
which will ·include police
and fire departments.
BY DAVJD H EITZ, SrAH \\'ama
NEWPORT BEACH -Del>pite
picas by councilmen Phil SJnsone
and John Hedges 10 re!>ciod em·
Sansone Murphy
ployee pay raises and a\ojd reduc· Only one resa·dent
lions in public safety, the council ·
voted 6-1 late Monday to sl1 e 33 ShOWS 0PP0Si+i0n
jobs from the ci1y's payroll -in· IU
eluding five pbtice P~~:~~er:;,_a_s_e_r·-1-tO:.lmlf_ prOl1_0Sal_ ----'4' ~S;;.~~~~~~~~~·_:.f-se:.~ . .l~'v~e.nh~e:a~rd~i-:n~m.~)~' ~o~ffice, 'Why BY DAVlD HEITZ, SrArf \\'a1rn
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Centennial Farms worker Mary Ann Mealey feeds Rosebud, a 6-week-old nublan goat, at the OC Fairgrounds Tuesday.
BY ltiA.JlNIB McLEOD, STAFF WklTla
I t may not seem ~ike the typical
mother-kid relationship, but Mary
Ann Mealey and Rosebud have a
special bond nonetheless.
Mealey, a docent at the Orange County
Fairground's Centennial Farm, has been
bottle-feeding Rosebud, a baby goat, since
it had to be separated from its ill mother
following its March 3 birth.
The Mesa Del Mar resident, who raised
the kid in her home for five weeks, return·
ed the animal to the farm Saturday. But it
seems Mealcy's role as its caretaker has
had quite an impact on the baby goat. Even
now when it sees Mealey approach, it runs
to her and lovingly nuzzles its head close to
her, just like it would to its own mother.
"This was a new experience for me," said
Mealey, 59. "I learned a lot. It was really
an accomplishment that she survived."
Kidding
-around -:
. Fairgrounds worker
plays mommy to
baby goat that had
to be separated
from its mother
operations at Centennial Farms.
Mealey said she was in charge of opera·
lions for Bailey lhc._da)' ids were born
and offer~d to take the ncwboras home.
Within the first two days, Bailey said,
one kid died because it wasn't strong
enough to survive without the nutrients
found only in its mother's !llilk.
But Rosebud, which Mealey has named
because of its fondness for her rose bushes,
grew s trong through Mealey's
bottle-feedings of powdered goat milk. As
the animal grew strong, Mealey invited
· \. neighborhood children to visit the goat so
it would be used to interacting with
children later on in its permanent home at
Centennial Farm.
"I think all children should have one (a
, farm animal) for a while," Mealey saii:f. "It
was fun for me because I had her when she
was little and cute."
Rosebud is the only kid of two born to a nubian goat at Centen·
nial Farms to survive. The mother goat was diagnosed in February
with an incurable virus and both offspring had to be taken from
their mother and nursed by bottle.
Although Mealey said it was hard to ·let
go, sh.e has purposely tried to keep her distance and let Rosebud
get used to the new surroundings.
"lt's the voice and she recognizes met" she said. "The main
bond is that you are providing food for them. That will slowly
disappear now that she's being fed by someone c:Jse. I was just
pleased it was .successful."
"She had a disease which would've been transferred to the
babies through her milk," said Jim Bailey, who supervises
.
are you ·cutting police?'" City
Manager Ke .. in Murphy !.aid.
"When you look at the composi·
tion of the department, the m:.ijor·
ity or it is sworn position!>. Many
non-sworn positions (such as the
parking lot pat rollers) are re' enue
generators, and we certair\ly don't
want to cui-those."
The city has 139 S\\Orn officers.
At-its highest le,cl of s1:iffing in
March 1992, the Police Dcp:irt·
ment hnd 149 officers. The five
positions eliminated Monday h:id
been vacant for se,eral monthl>.
Sansone challenged Ms council
colleagues to sa'c the jobs b) tak-
ing back the raises, \\hich amount
to S3 million annuall) -the same
amount as thrs year's budget
sfiortrall.
"f have not as yet heard a !>angle
citizen that I've talked to "ho 1s in
favor pf the management in·
creases," Sansone said.
The organized laborers recei\.ed
the same increases as the manag·
ers. Sansone said most residents
don't support the salary h i~es of
unionized employees, either.
"They say if they threaten job
nctions, then let them go," he
said. "The citizens of this ci1y arc
not in support of the raises."
Hedges made a motion support·
ing Sansone, instructing staff to
reconsider the management in·
creases and attempt to negotiate
new contracts with t he labor
unions.
The other five council member:.
voted against their propo:.JI, hO\\·
ever, and Councilm:in John Co>.
made a motion to l:woff 1hc cm·
ployecs. It p:issed 6:1. "ith San-
sone voting no.
See CUTS/Pa9e :S
NEWPORT BEACH -
Usually, \}hen an Or:inge
County city threatens to
chip away at the Police De·
partment becau!>e of budget
cub, one of t\\O things hap·
pens:
"'The council chicken:; •
out \\-hen residents storm
City Hall \\Ith \\OCS about
their crime-ridden com·
munjty. Or, ·
"'The ta\ pa) ers agree to
ne'" t:i.xes, )UCh 3!> a utilit)
tax, an exchange for more
police.
Nei1her h:ippened Moh·
da) night in the council
chambers of Ne,\pon Beach
-Cit\ Hall.
The council didn't blrn~.
~t eliminated 33 positions,
including foe police offic-
ers, :i sergeant, a fire cap-
t.'.l in and l\\O top ad-
ministrators in the Manne
Department. All of the po-
sition~ were \ acant or oc·
cup1ed by emplo)ees \\ho
agreed to take e<1rly retire-
ments.
Only one residen1 -
council watchdog Delores
Otting -had something to
say about the work force re-
duction, \\hich didn't c~me
up for discu s1on until l;ite
into th~ mee1ing.
She told the council 1hat
recent employee raisel> -
''hich cost the city .S3 mil·
lion, the same amount a:.
the budget !>hortfall -
~ho\lld have beea spread
See RISIDINT/P•9• 3
Warm weather attracts
60,• beachgoers
Woody Pollak, -34, well-known guardian.
ON ftll COVla
The painting on paae 1 today is
by local artist Marie Taggart. For
info on paint.inp, all )46-0784.
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The skies were cloudy but temperatures
pushed past 70 degrees at local beaches
Tuesday, attracting more than 50,000
beachgoers to the warm and slightly humid
shores.
While it felt like summer on the beach,
the water remained a chilly 61 degrees,
keeping many of the beachgoers on the
sand.
The National Weather Service predicts
sJightly cooler days ahead, with
temperatures in the upper 60s along with
morning and evening fog.
At left, Lety Harper, 15, cools off in the
showers near the Newport Pier.
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~ Lead captain of Vessel
Assist was water skiing
when he was felled by
suspected heart attack.
ly 40 boats -a kind of automo·
bile club of the sea for Southern
California harbors.
Hane.' said. "He was the No 1
· gu) 10 our fleet. We're all in a
tate of shock and mourning "
BY Russ LoAll, Sr"" Wann
CRYSTAL COVE -A well·
known guardian of the local water-
ways, David "Woody" Pollak, died
Tuesday after collapsing in waters
two miles out from Crystal Cove
State Park.
He was the lead captain for
Vessel Assist, a Costa Mesa com·
pany that operates a Oeet of near·
The well-liked, 34-year-ohJ Ne\\-
port Beach nati\'e had a reputa-
tion for going bc)ond the calr of
duty for local boaters in trouble.
Last August, he came to the res-
cue of Tustin Helicopter Base Ma·
riqes whose he1icopter had
crashed off Santo Catalina I land.
He left his own boat to pilot an
emergency rescue boat "hile its
operators helped evacuate \\Ound·
cd Marines by emergency airlift,
according to Ves cl Assi)t marlet·
ing director Brad Haney.
"Woody was·thM kind of guy'."
Friends !i:iy Pollak had a history
of heart Jisea c. "They su pcct it
was a heart attack," a family
friend said.
Coroner's officials said the
cause of death \\ill be released
after an autops) 1s conducted this
morning.
Pollak was "frceboarding," a
~11ro of \\ater skung on a siAgle
board, behind the 30-foot cabin
cruiser, Vessel A!.sist No. J, when
he .. collapsed about 11 :45 a.m.
Tuesday.
superintendent plans administrative shake•
~ Bemd's plan will create positions to oversee elementary
and secondary education in Newport-Mesa School ~istrict.
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BY kuss LoA-, s1 .. " WUTU.
NEWPORT-MESA -Supcrin·
tendent Mac Bernd is planning a
major administrative shakeup that
will chanae job titles and could
Chanae penonftcl in responte to
the recent districtwidc audit.
Bernd told Newport-Mesa Uni·
lied School District board mcm·
bcrs Tue d3y night that he Y.ill
create t~o admini trati\'e position•
to oversee elementary and second· •
ary c<Juc11ion. Prc~iously, top ad·
ministrators shu~d those duties
with other responsibilities. ,
"We'll have two dirt'Cton who
work dtrectly wuh prinelpals in a
101 more focuscJ way 1han people
in the old :idministrativc structure
had tirne to do," Bernd ~iJ.
"1 heir focu v.;ill be m:l inl,Y on the
~hoot and imtruction improve·
ment."
The curriC\Jkaot audit rcp,ort
made public last month critic1%ed
the 17,500-student school di1trict'1
~dmini trative structure for havina
too many dircc:ton or -"quat rank
who arc reportina to each other.
Bemd said he will c:re'1c two ex· •
tcut1vc direcior pmitiona \O ta\at>-
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'\ LOCALS ONLY
MANAGING EDrTOJl STEVE MARBLE. S4C-ll24, eu. 363
. . CnnlDI UM•llAC
Well-known .Usts top DC Fair anterta1111• "81
~ promised, an upgraded
le11el of acts -including
Queen l.all(ah, the Ncvtllc
Bro1hcn Kentucky
He;idHunters and Wailing
Soul~ -will perform in
Pacific Arnph1thea1re during
this \ummer's Orange ~unty
Fair.
Howe11er, the ICJ2nd
cd11ion of the fair ~ts l 7
days -July 8·24 .:.. and that
quJhty guarantee obviously
didn't extend to 1he en1arc
run. Fam1l1ar faces thal will
pop up ag:un include the
Marshall Tucker Band,
Three Dog Night, Re~aless
I k:Ht and Jan and Dean.
There will be another Oldat~ Uu1 Goodies Night,' ..
this umc fe;iluring Oen E.
Police dog
Hondo calls
it a career
In h1\ time, he:\ been
rc'>pl)n.,iblc f<,r the capture of
a1 least ;i dua:n bad gu}!> and
1Jncc. 111 J pinch, don;iled
blvud for u fellow dog 1n
need.
:-.:ow with 1hc 1hrc<1t of a
fev. medic ... I problems of his
own, Hondo, ii Newport .
UcJch Police canine, Ill •
m1n ng from the-force CJ fter
.,c,cn year'> I le made Im lai.t
rounds on the beat e<1rly
·1 uei.d:iy morning.
"I !e's h<1vang problems
v.ith h1~ h1p!o now, so we just
m<1de the dec.haon to re1irc
l11rn '>O he ciln relax," l>tiid
':>gt Andy Goni'>, Newport
UcJch Police l>pokesman.
• We don t w;int his condi1ion
to be :iggrav:ited because he
" rn the lie Id ."
Hondo, JO, was one of the
rarl>t two dog!. trJined to work
in the department's canine
unit. The other fellow
cantne-crimc fighter, Dingo,
died an December after.
compl1cat1ons during surgery.
At thal time, Newport Ucach
re,idcrll'I '>adcJenecrDingq's
death ~ontnbutcd more than
SI 6.000 to the department -
enough to replace Dingo and
allow Hondn to retire, Gonis
'i:Jld ..
Goni' "aid he remembe r~
Visitor snoozes
through City
Council meeting
King, the Shirellcs, the
Monte Carlos and Chuck
"'Tequila" Rio and ahe
Cham,rs. and "'Comedy
N1gh1 • with Steve McGrew,
Steve Kelley and Kevin
Nealon o! "Saturday Night
Uvc" fame.
Rounding out the roster
are perf ormcrs who fall
~mewhere between the
A-l~t and the fair-circuit,
including Crystal Gayle,
Michael McDonald, O>lor
Mc Badd, John Tesh and
Tom Scott, Tam McGraw,
Vikki Carr and l..overboy.
AJI shows start at 8 p.m.
Herc's the line~p: Color Me
Dadd, July 8; Three Dog
Night, July 9; Queen Latifah,
July 10; Michael McDonald,
July J J; "Oldies Bua Goodies
Night," July 12; Rcitless
Heart, July 13; Lovcrboy,
July 14; the Neville Brothe11,
July 15.
AJso, "Jazz Night" with
John Tesh and Tom Scott,
July 16; "Comedy Night,"
July 17; Kcnaucky ·
HeadHunters, July 18;
Wailing Souls, July 19; Tun
McGraw, July 20; Marshall
Tucker Band, July 21; Ctystal
Gayle, July 22; Jan and
Dean, July 23; and Vikki
Om, July 24.
Entertainment ·is free with
fair admission (SS for those
13 years old and older
weekdays, S6 on weekeqd, $3
for seniors, S2 for children
ages 6·12 and free for
everyone under age 6). Parkin~is $3, with carpools
of fouT or more people per
vehicle admi11ed free.
After a 10.year reign
plagued by complaints from
neighboring residents, cil}'
oCf teials and the adjoining
fair, Nederlander Inc. sold
Pacific Amphirheatre to the
fair board last year for $12.S
million.
The fair board bas decided
not to open the
amphitheater's lawn for the
conccns, thus cutting the
capaciay in half to about
8.SOO scats and reducing the
need to pump the sound
volume up loud enough to
reach the vast area.
-Br Matt Colca
M.u.c MAanN, DAJLT Pu.or
Hondo, seen here with Newport Beach police officer Tom Vottl patrolling a Corona
del Mar neighborhood after a bank robbery last February, retired Tuesday.
wo rk ing with Hondo and his
handler, Officer Tom Voth,
early in the dog's career. The
canine captured a suspect
who escaped from a / transportation officer's
protection into a wide-open
gra)sy field near Harbor
Court befo re a cour1
appearance on battery
charges,
"I~ would've taken a week
to ~earch that fidd wuh
officers," Gonil> said. "Hondo
found the suspect hours later
hiding in a drain pipe in the
midst of thick brush."
Within the year, Gonis
said Hondo and Voth were
responsible for hunting down
a suspected ca r thief in a
drajn plpe durin~ intense
Sanla Aria winds.
''(Hondo) found him with
minimal scent," Gonis said.
Gonis said Hondo is
currently living with Voth.
Officials are complering the
paperwork now to allow
Voth to take over as Hondo's
owner. Voth, who has
wo rked with lhe canine un it
for the same seven years as
Hondo, will be rotated to a
new assignment.
Voth was out of town 1his
week and could no t be
reached for comment.
"The family can now enjoy
hirrr a~ a per," Genis said.
The department is now left
with two dogs, Tommy, 6,
and the force's newest
rookie, Otto. Gonis said a
new dog to replace Hondo is
scheduled to be brought on
in June.
-By M:irnic M cLeod
budget presentation -complete
with compurer-enhanced graph ics
and a big-screen television -the
man woke up, to'iscd -his head
franrically, threw his hands in the
air and declared~
Longtime area resident
Bettina Boardman dies
Bettina Boardman, a 45-year resident of both
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, died April 2
after a long illness:-She was 84.
He didn't have any1hing to say
about the city's budget woes, but
he made the biggest l>tatement of
all pertaining 10 1he recession
embracing Sou1hern California. ..
"Go ahead and say what you
want! Mc -I'm going to go have
my coffee in peace!"
He then ran for the d90r, where
he was met by two Newport Beach
police officers who escorted him
outside.
Mrs. Boardman was born in Marshalltown,
lowa in 1909. She went to boarding school in
New York and graduated Crom Smith College.
She moved to California three years later.
Family members say she was a legal secretary
and active member of the American Legion
and Veterans of Foreign Wars organizations.
A man ""ho apparently was
homclcl>l> v1s1tcd 1he Newport
Beach City Council on Monday.
Clad only in a T·!>hirt, bright blue
baseball Jacket and ripped
underpants, he sat second
row-center and didn't ~ny nary a
word.
He slept through most of the
evening, awai...en occasionally by hi~
own noring.
Uut in the middle of City
Manager Kevin Murphy's splashy
"l lhinls. we did wake up one
member ot the audience, which I
think is a good sign," Murphy toll.I
the council. •
Murphy had staged the
elaborate presentatio n in hopes of
catching the car of viewers who
watched the meeting on cable
television. "Unforaunately, they
had to hcnr it through snoring," he
said.
-By David Helm
She retired from her career as a secretary
from the Veteran's Administrative Hospital in
Long Beach. The past five years, relatives say
~he had been living in Carpinteria. She was an
avid ~olfer and family members asked that any
contributions be made to Junior Golf of Santa
03rbara.
She is survived by her only child, Robert
Boardman of Carpinteria, and lwo .
grandchildren, Erik and Evan.
-By tJ10 Dilly Pilot
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• RalNly aod Ua Post,
Newport Beach, girl
• lUDdy aDCI Ua Bona.
Costa Mesa, boy
• IUdw-d ucl Krist.ha Battaslia,
Newport Beach, boy
• Dennis and M•rkne Ztkny,
Newport Buch, girl
APRIL 1
• Francisco and Catbttint Hodcn.
Costa Mesa. girl
APRIL 2
Donald and Joannt Moms.
Costa Mesa, boy
APalL i
• o.,·id and M11')jun l11rpcr,
Newport Beach, boy
aUllNUI LICINSU
New buslntss littost lnform•tion rtport«l
b~ tht citlts of Cost• Mcs11 •nd Nt ... port
lkacb.
COITAMISA
• AJltn Adham or Chaos Studios
a1')°1s2 Red Hill Ave.
•Steven Kai% or NCS Equlpmtnl Corp.
at 375 Bristol St.
• StC\Cn Kal1 or Natlonwidt ~llulu Sc-nice
nc. al 375 Bristo~•.
• Ztld N1mm1ri ot Dart Co.
at 3303 Ha.rbor Blvd.
• CllrittJae Willlefml or CrinrWll.htlml
Cnfttt 11 2115 Placentia A .. 'C.
NIWPOltT auae
• Scan Hagaty or LWB Enterprises
11 1814 OccanCronL W.
• Briaa Clau.smaa or Markttnitlon
II 33 Seabird Court.
• Btn Mrlr II 1441 Avocado Ave.
• Ktleh Bl air or Mlply Education
11 1001 Dove SL
• P1tricl1 Kasey or Mommy Timtt
at 1505 Ocean Blvd.
DIATHI
Most rr«nt duths 11 rrpor1N to tht
01"11ntt County RttardC'r'I OfflC'c.
COSTAMISA
• Eslhtr Miiier, 99 on Feb. 18.
• Virgjc C. Caun1ua:h, 37 on Feb. 16.
•Patricia L. Uribe, 2 monahs on Feb. 21.
• Rosemary S. Snyder, 91 on Feb. 14.
• Satphtn Rosello, 80 on Feb. 16.
NIWPOH HACH
• Rldd Tal'btll, 20 minuacs on March 26.
• Marjory L. R~~~. 83 on Morch 25.
• lltltn M. McNolr, 91 on ~forch 27.
• Maurint N. Kl'llty, 71 on March 15. •
• Pb)lliS M. Florin, 75 on March 24.
LIGAL CLAIMS
The lollowln1 rlalms wit/ t'Ome btfore tht
Cltr Council la the ntar fllturr for 1 dttlsion.
COITAMllA
• Christophtr Thompson, alleging that on
March 14 at 11 a.m. while heading WC$l on
Hamilton S1reet, one block east of
Placentia Avenue, his car stniclt a half-open
manhole cover and damaged the exhaust
system. Oaim is for ~.97.
• Noy Bltvlns, alleging that on Sept. 29,
1993 at 1961 Fullerton Ave., she tripped
and fell over exposed tree roots along the
sidewalk white she was six mon1hs
pregnant. Oaim is fo r $10,000.
• Ernesl Prodcnhaver, alle&ing that the city
did not build a portion of sidewalk by the
terms of his permit in June 1992 and le(! a
hazard. O:iims for three :imounu S4,403.53,
SS,51S, $513.82.
• Gent Robertson, alleging th:it on Oct. 28,
1993 at 600 West 19th St., :in engineering
comp:iny w:is doing repair work for the city
and domo~cd his underground Irrigation
valve. Claim is for $465.75.
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TIMPHATURU
Newport Bcilch: 7VS4
Balboa: 7'l/S3
Cosla Mesa: 71/53
Corol\ill del Mar: 75/S4
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LOCATION SIZE SWUl
1·3 w
1·3 w
l-3 w
2·3 w
1·3 w
The Wedge
Newport l'oinl
Blu'1es
S.A. River Jetty CdM
TIDU
TODAY
Fir I high
First low
Second high
S.cond low
THUR$0AY
11 :40 a.m. 3.4 5:25 a.m. 0.0
10:57 p.m. s.o
4:42 p.m. 1.7
first high 12:26 a.m. 3.1
flttt low 6:0.S a.m. 0.2
5«0nd hlsh 11 :27 p.m. 4.9
Second low $:06 p.m. 2.0
Wattr Ttmptr1hnt : 60
aOATINe
Uaht varlablt •Inds shlftlna
w..T lo toulhwtsC 10.15
knoll. 5Mt two ffft .!th thr" fooC .....,,y lwttll. Mollly
sunny -"th JOmt hls.h doud1.
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• Dlc9 Jaf C.1 alJcgina that on Jan. l she
suffered injuries in an accident Oft Pbcmci.1
A'-cnuc ..,hen she -ns uruct by a vehicle
due 10 an O¥Crhead •treet li&ht that was not
~orting properly. Oaim is for $21,407.
•Bu Tdt NaoY, "--Cluil N&OJ allCI C1uU1J N&OJ, alrcging they were wronaly
:irrcstcd by police after an lnfiniti Dc<'k:r
reported the lnfiniti Q-45 they were drivin&
w:is stolen. They claim the car was not
saolc:n, they were instead behind on their
payments. No amount listed.
Most mat ,,,.rrl.s II rrportttl 10 tk
Or.,,~ Coont}' R«Ol'tkr'6 Otnct.
COl1AMUA
• Sal'fador Mapna married Adrianna
Nanrro on Much 12 in Garden Grove.
• LWs R. Favtl• married Jennifer R. Sttwan
on .t.tarch 26 in S3n Juan Capistrano .
• Bnadon J, Webb married Shannon M.
McGart.h on April 15 in S:>nta Ana.
• Albtrto C. T1m1yo married Bttnda Y.
~ltoro on Much 26 in Tustin.
NIWPOltT HACH
• Mattbtw £. Benard married Trina Roberts
on March 26 in Santa Ann.
•Johll G. Dunn married IC.attn D. Schmidt
on M:uch 26 in Lodi.
•Christopher Wricbc mnrr icd Kristin• E.
Rias on March 26 in Newport Dc:ich.
HAL UTATI SALU
Rtttnt real rstatc salts as 1Tpor1t'd by tht
Contintnta/ Ulf]trs Titlt Co. In Santa Ann.
CORONA DIL MAR
• ll8 Poppy A" .. S565,000. 4 bedrooms,
2 b:nhs to R. :ind A. Purki£S.
• SOl Coldtnrod An •• p so,000, 4 bedrooms.
2 b:11hs to D. Waldc,n
• lll l lrd Mt., $2.50,000. 2 bedroom.
I baah, 10 T .. J. Kraulh. e lJ San Matto Wy., S 1.CIS9.ooo. 4 bedroom.
-"Jl>IDl-;-IOCi!alion nsur:incc.
• Jl4S Surfllne Wy., S475,000. 4 bedroom.
2~ balh, to J.and K. Tyson .
• 2901 lbrbor View Dr., S645,000,
• bedrooms, 2Vl baths to 0 . and M. Jalali. '
•.wn-eawanfRd., S286,000, 2 bedrooms,
1 bath to J, and M. Howe.
COITAMUA
• 1104 Sin Jou, S278,000, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths to K. and N. Nelson.
• 993 Dahlia A'-t., $278,000, 3 bedroom~. 2 baths 10 R. and D. S11i10
• 914 Ju minc Cir~ $189,000, 3 bedroom,
2 bath, to R. A. D:iy.
• 956 Dtn,·u Dr., $143,500, 4 bedroom,
2 b:ith, 10 R.and S. Doerr.
• 2365 Purdue Or., $272,000, 4 bedrooms.
2Vl baahs 10 M. and C. Simpson.
• 605 S. Son Michel Dr., Sl49.SOO. 2 bedroom,
2\1.r baah. 10 0 . A. Wonhin,iun.
• 2016 Arnold AH~ •• Sl61,000, 3 bedroom,
I Vz bath. to B.H. Long.
• 866 Jo~nn Sa .. Sl 85.000, 3 bedroom.
2 baih, 10 Oark Trusl.
• 616 Ctnttr St .. Sl49,000, 6 bedroom.
2 ba th. to J. A. Okeefe.
• 2~22 Mlstno w·ay,. Sl94.000. 3 bedroom.
3 balh. 10 B. and C. Lowe.
NEWPORT HACH
• 1000 Ducklnghnm, Sl32,000. 2 bedroom,
2 balh, to J. Lockyer.
• 1000 Bueklnahom Ln. S249,000, 2 bed room,
2 baah, 10 J. Socolofsl'Y.
• 16 Rut Dtau\illt, $680,000, 4 bedrooms,
3 bath, to E. Kalakoulski. .
• 1807 Port Abbty Pl ... $615,000, 4 bedroom.
3v.r bath, 10 R.G. Duncan.
• S6 N. Belcourt Dr., $725,000, 2 bedroom,
3 bath, 10 F. W. Daniel.
• 61 IJlllsdalt Dr.39, $691,000, 4 bedroom,
3v.r b:ub, to J. and V. Fiore.
• 85 lllllsdalt Dr.51, S622..SOO, 3 bedroom,
2\1.r bath, to Duke Trust.
• 101 Ocean Vis 126, $425,000, 3 bedroom,
3 bath, 10 R. Pierce.
• 312 Villl491 Windsor Ct., $255,000,
3 bedroom, 2 bath, lo J. and J. Pilgrim.
• 3460 Windsor Ct., $328,500, • bedroom,
2\1.r b111h, 10 W. and S. Chen.
• 3493 San Marino Cir., S284.000, 4 bedroom,
3 baah, to 0 .0 . Glnndcrs.
• 3478 Sin Rdatl Cir.., $220,000. :tbedroom,
2 bath, to A. Wimmcrgrcn.
• 3483 Sonia Clara Cir .. $210,000, 3 bedroom,
2 bath, to T. and J. Sacdmon.
• 3417 Santa Ctora Cir., S282,000, 4 bedroom,
3 ba1h, 10 M.A. Arroyo.
• 3405 Dct~e Dr., $292,0()0, 3 bedroom,
J ba1h, to D. J. Young.
POUCIPILU
COITAMISA
H1rbor Boulevard: The
propc{ty mana,er of a vacan1
car dealership an the 2800
block found the plate
vandalized recently. The
buralars, who broke in
through a hole t~ey punched
in the ceiling, also )'llnked
ftxtu.res from the buildina,
leaving behind their ar•ffiti
monikers, spray painted on
the walls. O.maae and 1hef1
was estimat~d at $50,000.
San Clemente: Two stereos
were stolen from an
apartment in the 2500 block.
NIWPOftalACH
EMt letboa Boulevard:
Someone reported lust seelna
1hefr mink jacket al Pillmans
in Che 800 block. The clonk is
vah1td at Sl,400.
PttDbl'oU: A rillidcnt in the
1200 block reponed th.c
someone stoic a S7,000 acamp
collection, once belon1in1 to
1hcir deceased mother, from
1he 1an1e .
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Newport Beaeh/Coata Mesa Daily Pilot . . Wednesday, April 13, 1994 3
Irish eyes are smiling around these local burger joints A N WSUBURGER. ANYONE! -While we're
breathlessly awaiting
results of this newspaper's official
search for the best hamburger in
1tll of Pilotland,
a bulletin has
been received
from a ragtag
band of
gourmands who
recently
conducted their
own
independent
survey.
You do
remember that
LocaJ privately-funded
Scene study, don't.i
you? It took
--r-' place Feb. 24,
when a limo-load of intrepid
wimpics belched their way
around Newpon Beach and
POLLAK .......... ,
"They had just started to pull
him when he waved his hands in
an indi.cation to pick him up," said
county H:irbOr Patrol spokesman
LI. Dick Olson. "When they got
along side of him, he was floating
face down in the water."
Two friends on board radioed
the harbor patrol and gave Pollak
medical aid until a fireboa t arrived
nbout 15 minutes later with New-
port Beach Fire Department para-
medics, who attempted to resusci-
tate him.
Pollak was transported to Hoag
Hospital in Newport Beach where
he was pronounced de!id all, I :02
p.m .
"He was one of those gu)S who
was very service-oriented to the
boaters of the Orange Coast,"
Olson said. "I've seen him out in
some very rough weather -he
knew an awful lot about boating
and the sea."
Pollak grew up surfing competi·
tively and fishing from his family's
boat. He caught his first marlin at
age 8 and worked on a number of
sportfishing boats l~lly and in
Mexico. After graduation from
Newport Harbor High School, Pol-
lak studied marine biology at Cal
State U>ng Beach and earned a
degree in marine technology.
He was operations manager for
four years with Schock Boa.ts in
Newport Dea.ch :ind later started
his own business, Woody's Yacht
Man:igcment Service. Pollak was
also a lieutenant in the volunteer
Costa Mesa Search & Rescue Ser·
vice; prior to joining Vessel Assist
Association oJ Costa Mesa about
three years·ago. He became head-
of Vessel Assist in Newport
Beach, where he assisted stranded
boaters and conducted salvage op·
crations.
"He was always there for every·
body," said Vessel Assist spokes-
man Haney. "He's really going to
be missed."
Pollak was the son of the late
Ed Pollak. He is survived by moth·
er Helen McCarthy of Newport
Beach, two si~tcrs and a brother.
Memorial services arc pending.
Costa Mesa, covering 10 eateries hamburger joint. MJnt condition: Recently says he's visiting Hoag H~pital the behest of WllJud S. (BW)
in eight hours. Well, this wasn't meant to washed and waxed. . on Friday for a procedure called Voll , longtime Balbo3 resident
The leader of that expedition, confuse you. This gazette's Big Good condition: Needs repairs. esophagogastroduodcnoscopy. who serves on the state's Prison
mortgage banker ~r Luby, has Competition is stiU under way, Nteds rtpalrs: Hopeless. "You should have this done, Industry Bo:ird.
now rcoovered sufficiently to and Luby wouldn't dream of Cute callty: Tiny kitchen. too," he said, during a recent Voit, scion of the \'Cner:ible
announce the winner. Or, rather, innuencing the outcome. It's Compact cabin: Cramped exchange of hiccups and other athletic equipment firm bearing co-winners. Seems the interesting, though, that this quarters. plumbittg noises. the family name, takes his public
eight-member panel of jurors has consummate Irishman will be Make offer: Admittedly Thanks, friend, but l don't service se riously He feels that split evenly on its top choice. bestowing laurels upon places over-priced. submit to anything I can•t citiz.ens, Jaw-abiding and Yup, it's a dead heat. named Cassidy's and Muldoon's. Price firm: Ma.kc offer. pronounce. Even the spelling is. otherwi~c. should be familiar (>..ith And the winners are (fanfare, Shure, begorrah, and hold Poor health forCfs sale: Owner pretty hard to swallow. Chino's three detention facilities please) Muldoon's Irish Pub in County Mayo. sick of boating. 0 including Frontera, \\here the fashion lslaRd, and Cassidy's 0 Must sell quickly: Both pumps Manson v.omen :ire squirreled bistro on Balboa Peninsula! running continuously. WOULD ANYONE CAR£ TO
They'll be honored later this HERE'S A PRJMER1 FOR ALL SEND A PERSONAL away.
Full safeti equipment: Five The re 'II be a bu~lo:id of us month, when each is presented THE YOCKSMEN OUT THERE cases of narcs. MESSAGE? -On Tuesday, May making the day-long rounds. This with the coveted ·~olden Buns" -"Next time you write about a Modem decor: Happy-face 10, I'm being escorted to prison. notice is being i~sued a month in award. yacht auction, as you did with the sticker on dash. ls it because I was delinquent advance, in case you'd like me to ~
In third place was a place Crystal, you should know the in paying the latest S29 fine for Sclf-cont&incd: Hull docsn•t con,ey pe~onal regards to cal)ed The Place, on PCH in proper nomenclature," writes Jim leak, Porta·potty docs. .... obstructing Newport Beach politicians or former business ...
Nolde of Lido Isle. "Here's a Corona ~cl Mar. Finishing-fourth
was the 17th Street Bar·& Grill
in Costa Mesa. A special award,
in the patty melt division, will be
given to The Ritz, hardly a
RESIDENT
fr•• Pe•• 1
over a couple' of years to save
money.
After the meeting, she said peo-
ple might have had something to
say if the issue had been brought
up at a reasonable hour.
.. 1 bet if they would hav' had a
town hall meeting on just the bud·
get t~e city· would have shown up
last night," Otting said. "Instead,
it was the last item on the agcn·
da."
Earlier in the evening, residents
from Newport Heights packed 'he
chambers to comment qn two Is-
sues important to their pcig_,hbor-
hood -views and parks. •
~ lefJ after the council acted
on the .ifems. "I just think people
rake for granted that they're al·
ways going to have police and pub-
lic safety," Otting said. "What
people don't understand is they
won't be able to go out of their
houses and go to their parks if we
don't have police on the streets."
City Manager Kevin Murphy
said he didn't think the meeting
would be so long.
He said even irthe layoffs had
been the first order of business on
the agenda, he's not sure whether
residents would have sounded off
about the cutbacks.
"There's just no way around it,"
be said. "Eventually, you have to
begin to look at the departments
where most of the city's resources
have gone in the past."
The police, fire and marine de·
partments comprise almost half of
the city's S60 miUion general fund.
~'We're not advocating the cuts,
but we realize that in tough eco-
nomic timeS the department has to
make certain cuts, along with all
the other city departments, that
will result in reduced levels of ser-
vice," Police Chief Bob McDonel(
said. "But the cuts we've made
will not affect field operations crit-
ically."
The cuts come at the beginning
of summer, which traditionally is
the Police Department's busiest
season.
Last year, increased criminal ac-
tivity in the McFadden Square
area prompted the council to con-
·primer to explain the ~ertinent 0
terms." ACTUALLY, IT SOUNDS
And he sends alo'"ng this WORSE THAN IT IS -Friend
glossary, to help us understand: of mine, who requests anonymity,
sider closing Newport Pier, the CUTS
site of two gang shootings where
one man was killed and three in· jured. Fre• P•1• 1
McDonell argued that the pier "As soon as they see· the resu lts
is safe and the shootings were iso· • of the impacts, particularly the up-
latcd incidents. keep of the streets and utilities, all
Mayor Oarencc Turner said heck is going to break loose,·: San·
some people probably showed up sone predicted.
to talk about the cutbacks but left , All ci ty employees -with the
by the time four hours had passed. exception of Murphy and City At·
When the council finally got torney Bob Burnham -received a
around to discussing the matter, 3% cost-of-living adjustment Jan.
most of the scats in the audience 1. This month, emplo)ees who
were empty. Turner wanted to reached the top of their pay sc:iles
continue the discussion for two got another sec.
weeks, but Murphy pointed out EmplO)ees hadn't seen a raise
\hat seven emptoyecs were· await-since July 1991. · •
ing the fate of their jobs. ·Seven city employees will be laid
Turner said he's not sure wheth· off effective May 1. The other po·
er the community as a whole un-sitions will disappear through early
derstands the gravity of the city's retirement and attrition.
financial problems. The layoffs include a gcobasc
"Every night, I look at all these technician and fire safety engineer
sh rinking figures at home on my in the Fire Department; an as-
desk, and I'm really concerned," sisl:lnt planner in th e Planning
he said. ''It's really depressing. I Department; a senior inspector in
think the city's got to think in-the building department; an ad-
novatively and we've got to ·throw ministrative clerk in the Com-
away the shackles." munity Services Department; and
Although turnout at City Hall a stock clerk and storekeeper in
was low, The Daily Pilot received the Finance Department.
numerous calls on the Readers ~furphy told Sansone that re-
Hotline from residents who op-scinding the raises would involve
pose any cutbacks in the Police "a great deal of discussion" with
Department. the labor groups.
"I am taking exception to even "l think you and 1 may see the
thinking about cutting our police salary issue a little differently from force," said Rene Rigaud, an 18· year resident of \he city. "I live in a philosophica l point of view,"
the Poit houses in Harbor View said Murphy.
Hills and we have had a rash of Murphy repeatedly has said
burglaries here, and we've also raises arc necessary to keep mo-
had a lot of problems with our rale high as the city downsizes.
properties on the peninsula, with Bl:fore the pay hikes, a starting
gangs coming in and other unde-
sirables."
In the past four years, Newport
has trimm.ed its payroll by 86 em··
ployces, or 11.3%. · '
Although he opposes reduciions
in the Police Department, Rigaud
said the council shouldn•t take
away the employees; raises .. ·
"If they haven't had a raise
since 1991, they arc due something
-at least 6%," he said.
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street-sweepers in their appointed
rounds? associates "ho may be Sta)ing in
No, nothing so heinous. Chino.
I'm going to the Californi:f Jerry Kob;in'S t'o1u·mn runs
Institute for Men, at Chino, :it e' ery MondDy Dnd Wednesday.
PLAN· Newport Beach police officer's sal·
ary ranked 21st-o.ut of 22 depart·
ments in the county, Murphy said .
Now, with the increases, the city Fr•• P•1• 1
ranks ninth in police salaries, he lish a clear ch:iin of command.
said. Bernd's changes will be easier to
The city has promised \he police achie\e with the resignation this
union that an effort will be made school year of two top ad·
to catapult into the top fi\e . ministratori. and the reassignment
Murphy said it's possible the of anoth er.
state will knock on Newport's door As!>i~tant Superintendent Tom
later this year and seize a portion Godley left the school district last
of the city's property tax rc"enues. month to become superintendent
During the past t"o years, it hai. of the S:in Marino Unified School
taken more than S3 million and District Deputy Superintendent
turned it over to the schools. ·~ Carl Berg \\ill ka'e on June 30 for
If it happens again, department 3 job v. it}) School Services Calafor-
heads will be asked to trim their n1a, a Sacramento educ:.tlional
budgets by an additional 3o/c, and con~ultang firm.
Murphy said the impacts on city Michael Murph~. coordinator of
services -including public safety ~tudcnt and administrathe ~up
-will be severe. 4 -pprt, .... as reassigned sc\eral
"I think we can anticipate the rrtonth~ ago to the po!>ition of as-
statc is going to do something -I si~tant principal at Te\\ inklc Mid-
don't know what," he said. "Real-die School.
istically, I think the City Council is "We actuaJly ha\'e three \acan-
going to have to look at the rev-cies to work with," Bernd !>aid. "I
enue side. There are some fees will recommend some changes that
that probably aren't where they are pretty consistent v. ith \\hat
should be." people were saying in the cur·
The council repeatedly has stat· riculum audit. And v.e'rc coming
ed it doesn't want. to up fees or in· up with a scenario where y,e'll be
crease truces. spending less ...
"The picture is not particularly Bernd said personnel change!>
bright," Mayor Clarence Turner arc still under consideration, but
said. "It is grim, in fact." he doesn't anticipate any layoffs.
ADOPTION AWARENESS DAY
Sunday, April 17, 1994 • 1:00pm-4:30pm
Soddlebock Regional Medfcal Center
Main Conference Room, Loguna Hiils
Topics of discussion Include: The ''Nuts and Bolts" of Adoption,
Adoption as on alternative to 1nfert1lity, How to Pion o Successful Adoption,
Changing Adoption lows.
Guest speakers Include: Or. Jone Hoven, Adoption Psychologist,
Michelle Gross, Adoption Therapist;-David l Ellis, Attorney; New Adopllve
Parents and Birthmothers.
SHtlng Is limited. Coll to mob fWHfWlffons. FrH Admission.
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sets up shovvdovvn
CORONA DEL MAR -Sophomore Tyler Stone· ---
breaker yielded just one game in winning three singles • •,
sets to pace host Corona dcl Mar High to a 21·0 Sea ,,,-
View League boy:> tennis triumph Tuesday. ----
The .Sea Kings, wh o host University in a first·pl ace
showdown today, improved to 9·2, 6-1 in league.
CORONA DIL MAR 21, IRVINI 0
Sinc~s: Weinstein CCdM) def. Herrington, 7-6, def. Yildiz, 6-l , def. HelekM, 6-0;
Stonebre•ker (CdMl won, 6·1, 6-0, 6-0; Suuffer (CdM) won, 6-0 <default), 6·3, 6-1.·
Doubles: Shulla·Colemo111 (CdM) def. IOl~jiou-~nley, 6-3, dd. Arou·Thomu,
6-2, def. Kreisberg-Chen, 6·J; Smith-fe)'U (CdMl ~on. 6-2, 6-0, 6-0;
lntriigo·fruchbom (Cd."11 ~on, 6-J, 6-0, 6-0.
Orange Coast men romp past Funerton, 8-0
COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College men's tennis
team roui.ed v1s1ting Fullerton, 9·0, in an Orange Empire Con·
ferencc match Tuesday.
John Peng wai. among the OCC victors-in singles and doubles as
the Pirates improved 10 8·5, 6-5 in conference.
ORANGI COAST 9, FULLERTON 0
Singles: Peng IOCO def. Chri,ty, 6-1 , 6-4; Weaver <OCO ft(. Johnson, 6-0,
6·1; locl.h•rt (OCC) def. Wiggins, 6-3, 6-0; Sterns COCO def. Conger, 6-1, 6-2;
H.irrington <OCCJ def. Wooc:llrd, 2-6 6-2, 7·S; Ko COCO won by def•ulL
Dou61es: Peng-lodh•r1 <OCO de7. Johnson-Wiggins, 6·1, 6-l; Wuver·Sterns
<OCO def. Congr r-Woocfard, 6·1, 6·0; Hurington·Ko COCO won by default.
Pirates' women clalm conference Utle, again
FULLERTON -Orange Coast Colle~e·s women's tennis team
successfully defending their Orange Empire Conference champion·
ship of a year ago w11h yet another crown, besting host Fullenon
College Tuesday afternoon, 7·2. '
The victory improve!> the Pirates' record to 1 i.bl in conference
I 3-0 overall. ' · . l '
Coach Janice Maran singled out sophomore Amy Cook for her
play 1n singles as the high poin t of the day.
ORANGE ~OAST 7, FULLIRTON 2
Singles: Jones (OCO def. P•yson, 6-1, 6-0; Reyes <OCCI dd. Sito, 6·2 6·3·
Cook IOCO def. C.1r.1vajel, 6-0, 6-1; Rilj Kumar COCCI def. leon, 6·4, 6· l · R;iney
COCO def. Ruiz, 6·0, 6-2; Cllu (f ) def. M.lllett, 0-6, 6·4, 6-2. '
Doubles: Jones·C.llo IOC:Cl def. Springer·Smude, 6-0, 6-1; Reyes-b j Kumu
IOCC) def. P;iyson-leon, 6·2, 6-3; Clluvijel·S•lo CF) def. hiney<ook, 6-J, 6-2. ·
sec women hnlll --wl1ll -, 8-1
COST A MESA -Southern California College's women's ten·
nis team was an 8· 1 winner over Chapman University in non·
confemce play Tuesday afternoon, improving the Vanguards'
record to 8· 12 overall.
Wendy Andel led the way in singlei. with a 6-1, 6-0 rout of
Chapman's No. 1; and Andel and Jocelyn Jesperson teamed up to
capture their doubles competition as well in the No. 1 slot.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COUIGI I, CHAPMAN 1
Singles: Andel (SCC> def. K.llback, 6·1, 6·0; Smith (SCO def. Roberwson, 6-3,
6-3; Manley CSCCl def. Ross, 3·6, 6·3, 7·S: 8innq\list (SCO dd. S. Pttlson, 6-1,
6-2; J. Nelson !C) def. M•rtinez, 6-2, 7·S; Nipper (SCO won by default. ~blcs: Andel-Jesperson (SCO def. Klllb•dc·Rou, 6-2, 6-4; Smith-Binnqui~t
ISCO def. Roberson-J. Nebon, 6·3, 7·6; Mllnley-Nipper (SCO won by default.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Buc.s c~n't ho~d lead, fall
R IVERSJDE -
Through five innings, ~
the Orange Coast Col-~
lege baseball team was
cruising along behind pitcher Jon
Korzen with a 3·1 lead over Or·
ange Empir Conference co·leadcr
Riverside.
Out , as has happened so often
this season, the Pirates were UQ·
able to hold on, as the Tigers ral-
lied to first tie, then take the lead,
in a 6·3 victory.
Nick Valencia's run·scoring
double and a two·run triple by
Kerry Cosgrove staked the Pirates
(6·22 overall, 1·15 in the con·
ference) to a 3· l lead. But River·
side (24·6, 11 ·3) rallied with single
runs in the sixth and seventh to
get even, then cha ed Korten with
a three·ru n eighth to win it.
OCC will again try to ge t back
on trnck Thursday when it visits
Fullerton in a 2 p.m. matchup.
RIVIUIDI 6, OUHOI COAST· J
Orange Cout 000 JOO 000-3 3 3
Riverside 001 001 13x-6 10 1
Korun, Ccv•llos (8), Wilson (8) and
Igoe, Henson CJ); Barker and Jeni.ins.
W-8<1ricer, 9·1. l-Konen, 1-4.
28 -V.1lenci1 COCC), Mac:Dermoll (OCO,
Hutull (R). J8-Cosgro~e COCCI.
sec drops 8-2 decision
SAN DIEGO -Jason Brissey
managed two of Southern Califor·
nia College's five hits, bu t th e
Vanguards had 11 m.en go down
on strikes in dropping a 6·2 Gold·
en State Athletic Conference deci·
sion at Point Loma Nazarene
Tuesday.
Jimmy Escamilla (5·0) pitched a
five·hit complete game 3nd Greg
Eidson and Jack Campbell hit two·
run homers for the Crusaders (23-
10 ove rall, 5·5 in the GSAC). Left·
hander P.aul Gutierrez ~bsorbed
Lhe loss for SCC ( l 3·2i, 3·8).
The Y,anguards return to action
on Saturday with a doubleheader
against visiting Westmont in
GSAC action, starling at noon;
then host Concordia at 3 p.m>
Tuesday.
POINT LOMA 6
IOCAL COLUGI 2
So<Al College 010 010 000-2 s 1
Point Loma 02J 000 Olx-6 7 o
Gutierrez, Beckley (8) and Seeley;
E1amill<1 ind Felix. W-Esc.amilla, S-0.
l -Cullerrez, 3·7. HR-Eidson (Pl),
Cllmpbcll (PL).
PACIFIC COAST LIAOUI GOLF
Mustangs tee on on Laguna Beach
COSTA MESA -'Costa Mc a High's golf forces improv~d
to 1·1 in Pacific Coast League play Tuesday, defeating La·
guna Beach,' 232-24't in over nine holes at the IA Lagos
Course of the Co ta Mesa Golf & Country Club.
Sophomore Gregg Wolters turned in a four·over par 41 for
medalist honores, with teammate Andre.w Zangiz applying most or 1he
pressure with a 42.
COSTA MHA 2Ji, LAGUNA 81ACH 141
(at Cotta Mtsa CC, Los up Pat Jn
1. Willers (CM), 41; 2. unil& (CM), 42; 3. OeSola <CM), 45; 4. ~· Cll), 46; s.
Muslelslil (LB), 47.
DllP llA fllHING
TUUDAY'I ..... COUNTI
• .,,.,., Letkw -4 boles, 59 11\111,.. llB bonito, l banacuda, 17 CJ"1co ba11, H NftCI
ban, S tculpln, S ~Id. 31 ro(idlsh, .. whlteflth, I .WC. Ml bate, 40 eole •
... ~ L•••1 -l lllo.ttt, 47 ansters. I tafMt batt, 1 Qllco bets, I rodilitll, 1
KUIP'ft, 1 thffphtld, 1 _.,lt.tlJh, 1 S madtnl. •
" t,
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON. 642-4330. at. 387
C H lllSTOllllEl MSAI', DAILY PILOT
Newport Beach/CoSta Mw o,lly PUot.
I
THE
Statement
~ Sailors let their action speak
for itself in four-set win over CdM .
BY BAllll'! FAULKNEll, $1"0llTS WllJTCll
CORONA DEL MAR -
In retrospect, the gag order
invoked -by Newport Harbor
High voUeyball coach Dan
Gl enn was sound strategy.
But it wasn't until Glenn
himself embraced the sounds of silence that
the Sailors began to find their Collective
voice on the court in a 15·13, 12-15, 15·9,
15·10 win at Corona del Mar Tuesday night.
The win helped solidify the Tars' hold
onto the top i.pot in the Sen View League,
denying the Sea Kings a chance 10 pull into
a first·place tie.
"J told our kids yesterday at practice I
didn't wan t them talking to (CdM's) playeri.
in the match, and I think that took a little
fire out of us," said Glenn, who said push·
ing his own mute button after the Sea
Kings' second·game victory helped his gu)S
get back on track.
"I may have been' over coaching in the
first two games," admitted Glenn, whoi.e
team improved to 7·0 to complete the first
round of Sea View play. "I wa!> trying 10
run the show a little bit and get us lo avoid
some of their best blockers. But I think ll
took us out of our game. Once I shut up.
we got back into our now."
The Tars' new·
found roll pro·
duced the first
five points of the
third game, en
route to a 9· l
cushion.
And despite se·
nior All·CIF out·
side hiller Mitch
McCoy being lim·
'Once I shut up,
we got back into
our flow.'
-DANNY Gt.ENN Newport coach
ited to less than 20 % of the Sailors kills (he
totaled 12 of their 62), the Sailors found
plenty of help elsewhere.
Senior Eric Vallely, in a dual role as s~I·
ter and outside hiller, matched junior mid·
die blocker Wes Badorek's team·high 13
kills, while amassing numerous assists, two
stuff blocks and one ace serve.
Another huge source of support was 6·
foot· 7 senior middle blocker Ramy Shoukry,
who totaled nine kill s, five stuff blocks ond
an ace on his first se rve of the night 10
bring the Sailors to match point.
"It was Ramy's best match of the year,"
said Glenn, who h!ls come-to count on the
basketball convert, now making the grade
on his volleyball crash course.
"He's becoming a key guy for US', so
we're really going to miss for Fridoy's
match with· Woodbridge, because he'll be
on a (basketball) recruiting trip to (the
University of) Texas," Glenn said.
CdM Coach Joey Fuscheui, who sa id his
team (7·2 overall, 5-2 in league) played
well, but not well enough, aho wai. im·
pressed by Shoukry's net presence.
''I le played the match of his season,"
Fuschetti said. "They passc:d really well,
which allowed them to run their middle,
and (Shoukry) is tough to stop at 6· 7."
While Shoukry couldn't be contained at
the net, his outspoken demeanor was equal·
ly difficult to curb, as he verbally celebrated
his stuff blocks and kills· to keep Newport
pumped. ·
Newport Harbor's Greg Slick (7) goes up in an attempt to block CdM's Brooks Hoppe.
"I don't like our guys to be idiots on the
court, but it's good for them to piny with
cmo1ion," said Glenn, who singled out
Shoukry, Vallely and senior Paul Root
(four kills and four stuff blocks).
TODAY
I
Community college men -
'ilom.v al OCC. 7 p.m.
ttilh school boys -ug· un.t Hills 11 Mes.a, J: 15;
hlllncl• •I Tr1b~o Hills, J:1S.
High sdlool -Corona def
Mar 11 TuJtin, 3:15; Wood-
bridge II Newport, J:1S.
LOCAL SCHIDULE
High S<'hool bors ind glrl• -S1ddleb.lck at Corona d~I
Mar, 3:15; Sllnlll MMprit11t
Newport Hv~. 3; Tt1buco
Hills at Costa Mesa. 3:
hl1nd1 at Lagun1 Hills,
3:15. ........
Community college -
Orange Coul 11 Golden
West, J p.m.
High school -Coron1 dcl Mu 1t Tustin, 3:1S; Wood·
bridge It Newport, 3:15. , .......
Coll~ women -UC liwrtlft at Southern
C..llfornla College, 2 p.m.
Community college women
-UC l~rs1de al Southern
Callfornlll CollfCe, 2 p.m. Hl&h S<'hool boys -
Unlwnlty at Corona del
Mar, J p.rn.1 lrvlne .tl
Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.
FROM PRESS ROW
Pilot scribes on the tube tonight
Major League Baseball's divi·
sional realignment, new stadiums
and uniforms, and a debate on Lhe
Angels' possibilities this year, are
the primary topics of discussion by
Dally Pilot sportswriters Richard
Dunn and Barry Faulkner on to·
night's 6 p.m. telecast of "From
Press Row" on Copley/Colony Ca·
blevision (Channel 3).
The 30·minutc program, which
also includes a peck at the speed·
way motorcycles at the Orange
County Fairgrounds, local All·CIF
girls basketball players, and the
traditio.nal "Maleh Poinls," will
also air on Fridays at 8 p.m.
through April and early May.
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(Oink open to non-members)
When: April 18-22 (M, W, F)
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pik>t
~ Bone spur located in
lumbar disc is suspected as the culprit for ongoing
nerve inflammation.
O range it Coas t
Co llcgc
football coach
Bill Workman is
being treated 3t
Irvine Medical Center for nerve
· innammation of his lower back.
and is clpec1ed to remain hos-
pitalized for al least two more
days.
Workman entered the hospi-
tal April 4, after complaining of
intense pain and difficully
bending and walking.
DoctorS believe 1he 52-year-
old Workman, a veteran of
eight seasons as the Pirate
head coach, has sustained
nerve damage from a bone spur
on his lumbar disc. He is also
suffering from pain due to
swelling in 1he lower back area,
Workman said.
Workman is receiving
steroid-cortisone injections, and
said no surgery is planned at
th is time.
"I can't tic (1hc injury) into
an) one thing, unless you go
back to over a year ago,··
Workman ~aid Tuesday by tele-
phone from his hosp~I bed. "I
put a 45-pound plate onto a
rack, and I lifted ii real awk-
wardly and I hurt my back. I've
had some back problems off
and on since 1hen, and l had
an MRI (magnetic resonance
imagtn&) on it in August, be-
cause of nerve flare-ups. But J
basically took care of it with a
lot of stretching and anti·
inflammatory (medication).
"Then, all of the sudden, it
started gcttina worse and worse
and worse. The Saturday be-
fore Easter and Easter Sunday,
I never bad two days like that.
l basically did not walk from
Saturday through the next
Thursday (April 2-7)."
Workman's wife, Sheri, deliv-
ered him to the family doctor
on April 4, with the veteran
coach making it in and out of
the car on crutches. He was or-
dered 10 lrvine Medical Center
that day, and hasn't left.
"Most of today, I've been on
oral pain medication," said
Workman, who has also suf·
fered a signmcant loss o(
strength. "If l can gel to that
point (or no pain), and make
some more improvenfent, I
guess I could go home by
Thursday, but l have to stay off
my feet. Thar's OK, though, be-
cause my feet don't work. any-
way."
Workman has guided OCC
to post~ason bowl pmes in
three of the past four seasons. -Br .R.ldJud Dunn
SEA VIEW LEAGUE GOLF
Sea Kings putt it past Woodbridge
IRVINE -Jenny Glasgow's three-over par 39 and depth,----
by way of a 3-4-5-6-7 finish, paced Corona del Mar High's • /
golf team to a 206-209 Sea View League victory over host fi:1
\\oodbridge Tuesday a1 Rancho San Joaquin Golf Coun c. ----
Glasgow, a junior, was just off the pace of Woodbridge's 1-
2 finis h of 37 and 38, and backing her up was the play of Scott Bemis
and Craig Welker (41 each), Billy Sarracino (42) and Jimmy Keane (43).
The victory i1nproves Corona's record 10 5-1 in league play in their
on-going duel with once-beaten19wCorona) Santa Margarita.
Corona del Mar returns 10 ine -links on Thursday, hosting University
a1 Newport Deach Country Club.
CORONA DE~ MAR 20t, WOOD8RIDGI 20t
1. Ch.ippel (W), 37; 2. Nelson (W), 38; 3. Glugow (CdMI, 39; 4 . (tie) Bemis <CdM),
•nd Weir.er <Cd\1), 41 ; 6. Sarracino (CdM), 42; I. Keane (CdMJ, 43. -
'Nednesday,Apnl 13, 1994 5
There may be a silver lining tor Costa Mesa:
Hopefully, Mustangs have seen last ol Arceyut
~ Estancia hurler stifles Mustangs
again, this time with three-hitter,
strikes out nine in .the process.
BY R.JchA.&.D DUNN, Stoan Wa.rrn
COSTA MESA -Unless Jairo
Arccyu1 comes out of the bullpen
Friday, Costa Mesa High baseball
coach Doug Deats will get his
wish.
He will see him no more.
Arccyut, Estancia senior left·
hander, could make a career pitching against
the Mttslangs. He continued his mastery on
Tuesday, tossing a three-bit shutout with nine
strikeouts and only one walk. as Estancia de-
feated host Costa Mesa, 5-0, in a Pacific Coas1
League game.
But according to Arceyut, there was room
for improvement.
"l don'I think 1his was one of my beller
games, because I hit a batter (Charles Chat-
man) with two strikes on him," said Arceyut,
his toughest critic.
On March 18,. Arceyut (2-4), who has both
of his wins against Costa Mesa, struck out 11
and allowed three hits in six innings.
"So in two games, he has 20 strikeouts
against us," Deats said. "I don't want 10 see
For Ar(eyut, ii was his first shutout of the
ca on He \\Orked ou1 of a pair of two·runner
jams in 1hc third and seventh innings, and was
aided by a line-drive double-play in 1he second.
The Mustangs (5-11 O\cralJ, 1-5 in league)
had runners at the corners wi1h one ou1 in the
second, but during a hit-and-run with John
Schroeder at first and Joey Arce at the plate,
Arce roped one to Estancia second baseman
Pelc Dergman, \\.ho easily doubled-up Schr-
oeder.
In the third, a bad-hop single by Mesa's
Matt Broesamle, a hit batter and a wild pitch
put two runners in scoring position wit h one
ou1, but Arceyut fanned the next two to leave
the Mus1angs empty handed.
Ryan Steck opened the seventh with a solid
single to left, then Schroeder reached on an in-
field error, Jf1er Mesa's Jeremy Starns had
driven a ball to left field for the only out. "I
think th at "as the hardest hit ball of the
Arceyut aid "I told the gu}) in 1he dugout
(during 1he top o( the 5e\.enth) that I necdeJ
two more s1nkeoub for I I I "anted tu sto.a)'
within 10, 10 :l\cr:.ige more thJn 10 s1ri~eouh
pe r game."
Arccyu1, \\ho )truck out 71 in 10 inning:. l.t')t
)'e;.1r, has .n in 35 in·
nmg~ this season,
"hile thro"'ing only
sparingly because of
a tender shoulder.
cau~ed by a slide e:ir-
her th1~ s1:a,l)n in u
scnmm:ige JgJin)I lr-
\.ine .
Wa~hed av.ay "a)
a fine effon by Mesa
leT1-hander R\tan
Steck {l-4), ~ho
struck out eight in six
innings, and :illov.ed
only tv.o earned runs.
PCL STANDINGS
L•lt9u• Ov.,all
WLT WLT
Trr4 ,. 6 o 1t 11 5 o
Ct .. Jy 4 2 0 11 • 0
Eatanc:la 3 3 0 1 9 0
l~H ~ 3 0 £ 3 0 ~,,.... 1 s s 9 ()
.. ... ls 0 511 0 Tuesday's Scores
Estancia 5, Mesa O
~ K. !S 2 tr.~·18~4~ c
T nt1UCO .. 'S 3 Ctr.!ll'"J 2 ' • l
Frrdar'• Gem .. (3:15> Costa Mesa 11 Estancia
Tt»J:!> .. s ai Ct'"' .i:'f
~..na Bntll n Ligu.-..a n. s
Pedro Arceyut ga\e Estancia" 1-0 edge \\tth
an RBl single in the fir~t. scoring lcadoff hiller
Bergman, "ho'd reached on an en or.
The Eagles scored t\\ ice in the third, "'ith
Pedro Arceyu1 and Jose Cabrera collecting
RBI, then l\tice more m the fourth. as two
Mesa error!> contributed 10 the ralh. J:mo
Arceyu 1 and Art ~l:irt1nez, ''ho \\J) 3 for ~.
had RDl singles in the fourth.
that guy again." 1 -· gume," Dents said of Srams' smash. ESTANCIA 5, COSTA MESA 0 ,....., Furthermore, Arceyut struck Ollt 16 Mesa
ballers in a game lasl year (March 19). "Maybe
because (Mesa) is our cross-to"n rhal,"
Arceyut said. "Maybe that's why I do beuer."
Arce)UI, howe\cr, coaxed Arce and Jo!)h
Cant into ground-ball force outs 10 end it, im-
pro' ing Estancia to 7-9, 3-3 in league.
.. 1 wasn't e'en 1hin~10g abouL (the shutout):'
Est•nci.i 102 200 0-S 8 1
Cost.i Mcu 000 000 o-o 3 3
J. Arce)ut .ind P. A1cetul. Sled,, St.um l:J ond
Schroeder. \\ -I ArCC}Ul l·-' l-St~L. 1-.i.
SOFTBALL Tennis notes .••
Costa Mesa wins a. wild . one, ~ 0-9
COST A MESA -Costa Melia
High 's soft ball team pulled out a 10-9 '='. •
Pacific Coast League victory over
host Estancia Tvesday afternoon in a
league opener -capped by seventh-inning run
after the first two batters made out.
The Mustangs' Raeme Payne was hit by a
pitch, stole second and third and raced home on
a base hil by Jenny Prier. ,
Estancia, wh ich fell to 1·10 overall, appeared
10 be going in the right direction with a six-run
third inning, which put the Eagles in a 6·4 lead,
and lhey ralliled wi1h 1wo in the sixth to 1ie 1hc
game at 9-9.
The six-run rally was highlighted by an rbt·
single by Jill Black; and in 1he sixth multiple er-
rors by Costa Mesa pushed across two run".
Black, the losing pitcher, was 2 for 4 with two
runs scored and two RBI for Estancia; and team-
mate Jenny Robertson was 2 for 4 with one RBI.
Costa Mesa's eight-hit attack was spearheaded
by Tabby Cleveland (3 for 4 with two runs
scored), Lindsey GaJlacher (2 for 3) and Melissa
McDaniel (2 for 4 with one run scored.
Cleveland had four stolen bases. Costa ~tesa
(6-6 overall) stole 17 bases overall.
COSTA MESA 10, ESTANCIA 9
Costa Mesa 103 203 1-10 10 .i
Estilnet.l 096 102 0-9 5 3
Montgomery and Sntder; Black and Robertson.
Double shutout for the Vanguards
IRVlNE -Shannon Saylor and Beth Ho\\ard
each tossed shutout s as the Soulhern California
College ..,ohball team swept Concordia, l·O and
9-0 in a Golden State Athletic Conference dou-
bleheader on Tuesday.
It "as the ninth shutout of the season for Say-
lor and ttlth for Howard as the Vanguards im-
pro ... cd 10 31-7 overall and 9-2 in the conference.
Shannon Moreno was 3 for 5 wi'th three RBI
on th..: d:i~. \\hile Tracy Scofield went 3 for 6.
SOCAL COLLEGE 1, CONCORDIA 0 first game
SoCal College 010 000 0-1 3 2
Concordia 000 000 0-0 4 O
S.:itlor i nd le\\ is; Viola .ind l(cllum. W-SJtlor, 15·4.
l -V1ol.:1, i'.14.
SOCAL COLLEGE 9, CONCORDIA 0 Second gJme
SoC.:il College '.230 o.i-9 12 0
Concordiil 000 00-O 2 3
I low.Jrd ilnd \.1orcriu; Viol.l .md l<ellum. \\ -HO\\Jrd,
lS-3. l-Viol.:i, 7·15
COSTA ·r.'ESA -Geo1f Aorams,. , •• ~o L·r s l6 en
Ma/ lO delea:eo the ll g boys tas: ... ee..:e~d m !'.
Pa11saces TeM1s C'ub mens open c . s10". v. r.;i:~~ '"'e
mauQUral tournament w :ti a 7 ·6. 6-2 -.1c'Qry ove· Costa
Mesa's John Wasl'er. a tomm USC Slo"~Ot..t 1'l Sunday·s l1na1.
ADrams. ranked No 2 in the nation in t~e beys 16s
and a second.year member of the U S na\Jonal tea;n,
beat 8111 McOua1d (Costa Mesa) in tile serrufora•s. 6· l
6·2, and Jon Flagg, a Udo Isle teach ~g pro. in lhe
Quarters. 6·4. 7-6 McOua1d is ranked Uo 7 in tile SO'.-
them Cahlomia Tennis Associauon (SCTA) men s 3(1s
.. (Abrams) played a near perlect malch aga ns:
McOua1d:· Pa!isades owner/manager Ke11 S: .. art said
"'McOuald ls one of the better s ng·es p .:ye·s in
Orange County, but Abrams just got on I ·e In tie
finals, it could've gone e1t11er way n :tie fi•st set. t~~n
GeoH p!ayed real well Ii lhe second set. One c1cer
players) an respect h m thoro:.ig:-i!y He s very
loumament tough right now. 1ust na.1~g come bat"
from the Easter Bowl 1t1 flonda ...
Abrams, a Ne~pon Harbor t11g!l so"::homore. nished
ltfth in the boys 16s at l~e pres:\: ous Eas:~r Sc.·. n
t.11amt v.here Abrams exp'oe!ed en l'"e 1u:.:~a !::er:e
in 1992 by v.111ning the 14s L!.e
In the opening round cl !t:e Pa sa~es O::>e" At·.::ns
defeated Nel'.pol1 8e3cfl's Ke-;·n A'ITlstror:g, 6-2. 6·~. a
player ra11ked No. 2 in tile SCiA me" s 2Ss
Darue. e Scon. a former Co·c"'l del ~.,ar ~arrco~t
now p·ay1rig on t.'1e womens sa:e :e lot.·. a~.a"ce~ •:i
the open sel1'1l.na1s, de1ea:1rg secc-e·seec~d rete
Fitzpamck on tM base.me 1n t~e r;uar:er..r.! s --e 3-6
6·3 She was tile on•y v.oman 111 :11e bratke~
Pahsades 1s a cu!:> reserved for serious p J1e•s ,, :1.
an tJTRP ra"1'.1ng of -1 5 or oer.e1B 0 ,
/
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WAY MAINTENANCE, will ~Beach. CA 92860 Richard H Wagner 1215 Or~ County on March Beach Cahlomia ~26450 PUBLIC NOTICE Publtshed Newport Beach· Th•s sta1emen1 was r.1e~ Sant Ancre"s Rd Ne ...
be recelVtd by th• City ol PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ 9u~!r'~~~ Outrigger Or .. Corw del 18• 1 FtS02822 Tessa L H1rson. 15 Eag11 . Costa Mesa Daily P1IOI o~,~~· c~o:i:,ty ~ ~.~.~h pon Beach, CA 9~63
Costa Men 11 lhe Office ol SUPERIOR COURT sh! 1 4490 ~ Karman Mat, CA 92625 Po.nt, Irvine. 92714 Flctltloua Match 30, AprJ 6. 13. 10. 24. 199.i u Tti s business '' cc the City Cl81k, n Fa.Ir P on . • Constance Wagner David· Published Newport Beach-This business Is eon-eualnesa Name 1994 • ducted t:y· an Ind o.a
Onv•. Costa Mesa. Calil0<· OF CAUFORNIA, N~ Be~ II~ son, 18732 Paseo Cortez. Cost• Mtu Daily Pilot ducted by-an lndiv dual Statement w242 FS03250 The reg.strant s) CCI'"•
n.a, unlit Ihm hour or 10.00 COUNTY OF ORANGE Cai~"ni llmiled "~· Irvine CA 92715 March 30, Apnl 6, 13, 10, The reglslrant(s) com· Th• tollowuig persOl\S 118 Pub1 shed Nev.>port Btach-menced 10 i•ahu ct b"''
• m., Monday, May 2, 1994. 34t TtM Cit, Drive ~ .. 1ft ,J: ~ Wini P L • This· business Is con-1994 menced 10 transact busl-d0tng business 11. PUBLIC NOTICE Costa M•sa Oa ')' P 101 ness .inallf tile F t lJ o.is
at which lime they v.ill be Poat Otftc• Box 14t7t C.... o 4490' :'1 ~ ducted by: an unincOfpo-. W240 ness under the F1c1.11ous VIVEROS OE . COSTA March 30. April 6, 13, 10, Bus 11ess llla~e s) s1ec
opened publicly and r11d Oran.-, CA om~~ ~ CA rat•d Usoclatlon other Business Name(s) !Isled RICA 2796 Harbor Blvd Flctllloua 1994 abO.e on· not ao;: cable
aloud In th• Council Cham-92613-157' ~ e ' ttwi a partnership PUBLIC NOTICE at>ove on· September 15, 11231'. Costa Mesa. CA 8U5lneas Name · \\'14.& Ca!ll11 ~e t1;e>\::ia11
btr5. Sealed proposals IN THE MATTER OF Thi b I I Tht 11gl1tran1(1) com-1993 92626 Statement Thrs s~iemenl was "ea
•hall bear the IJtfl• ol thd• THE PETITION TO duct!ct byu! ~'g'!n.r~ ~~Z. rnenced lo transact binl· Fk:tltloue • Tessa L H1rson Vicente Matlock, 1066 The lollov.1ng persons •1• PUBLIC NOTICE "omn '"'cCoun:1 C ~'. :• w0tk and name o th• bl • • ,.... neu under the fictitious BuslM•• Nam• This stattmenl was f0led Townhouse Costa Mesa doing business as· '11"91 our.ty on ·at."'
dtr but no olhtr dlstln-CHANGE THE NAME ~~. l1tr1nl I com-Busi.nHI N1m1(1) listed Statement w11h the County Cieri>. ol CA 92627 , • AHLlJM CONSTRUCTION Flctltloua l\, 1994
gu1shlng m91lls Any bid r• Of Darla J•1ft• fuen-ed ~o ttan~ bull-abov• on: 3-12-87 The lollowlng persons are Orange County on March This business 15 con-COMPANY, 1244 w. Bal· Bualnesa Name FtSOt8tS2
cttved after the scheduled t•• Kharuml :;: under the Flctitious Constance Wagner David· doing buslnt'ss as: 14, 1994 ducted by: an indMdual boa BIVd., •6. Newpon Stalement P .. b' shed ""Po1 Buch
closlng time for the ree•IPI CASE NUMBER Buslnell Nam•(•) listed aon a) SCHUBER COMPANY, FtS01883 Thi registranl(s) com-Beach, CA 92661 The lollow1ng P.41rson1 art Cosl3 Mesa Da I) Ptlot 01 bids •hall be ~etu:n~ 1fi A172822 •bov• on: October 28, This atatement WIS filed b) ELBEE & CO., 10041 Published Newport Boach· mencltd 10 transact busl· Jeffrey Scon Ahlum 124• domg business H Apr~ 13, :c>. 21; May .c
b dder unop•n · 1 1 1 t ORDIR TO SHOW 1993 with the Oounty Clerk ol Theseus Or.. Huntington Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ness under thl Fict1t1ous W. Balboa Blvd. !1'6, New· PACIFIC COAST COURT 1994 ~· lhebl sole responslbilltyhf CAUSE FOR CHANQI Air/Lyon AsaociatH LP., a Orange County on March Beach, CA 92646 Maich 23 30 April 6 13 Business Name(s) hsted port ~each, CA 92661 REPORTERS, 6 Theater ~2~
t • ddll' to '" that s Callfornl9 Umiled Partner· 14, 1994 Lucy Chou, 10041 Th• • ' ' ' abo"• on: 3-25·94 This business is con-Lane, Allio V1110. CA 92656 -----,.--,.----
bid Is received In proper 0' NAME sh! • F80t931 nut Or., Huntington 1994• Vicente Matlock ducted by: an lr!dlvldual J1.1I•• Cerohnt Huoer. 6 PUBLIC NOTICE
time. f 0 t J PETlpO~ER(SJn Dari, a:.· Alr/lyon Inc • Cal· Publllhed Newport Beach· BHch, CA 92646 W2l8 Th•• statement was filed The r•glstrant(s) com· Theattr Lani, Ahso V••io.1---------~ ·~~ ~b1!11~ed :f~::'.·~f~ H~~~AVE.Ft~O A .,.trn. 1t0<rlia corporauon,''General Cotta MH • Dally Piiot Franz V.S. Berghammer, PUBLIC NOTICE ... uh the County Clerk ol menctd to transact bust· CA 92656 , Fictitious
11 Y 1 lh Cl En 1 TION FOR AN ORDER TO Pattn., March 3o April 6 13 10 10041 Thes•us Dr., Hun• Orang• County on March nus under the Flc1ot1ou1 This bustnus is con· Bu51nes5 Name c• 0 1 ty g neer, a Richard E Frankel ' • • ' tlngton Beach, CA 92646 Fictitious ~s. 1994 Business Nam•(s) t1sted ducted by an Ind 1dual St t ent 17 F•lr Drive, Costa Mesa, CHANGE NAMES FROM ... ~ "'-··--. ' 1994, Thia business ls eon· 8 I N F803499 abOve on: 24 March 1994 Th• r•g1strant(a) com· Th t • em . Caltfornla upon nonr•lund-Darla Jayne Fu•nt11 ~··· ....,..,ary W243 d ed b h b d d ua neas •m• rtr S • ed 11 bY 1-• 01.0.,., ng P8fS~"ls a•
able P•vment 01 $10 oo. An t<harazml TO Grace Amer· Thia 1t11ement was with w1'f: Y: us an an Statement Published Ne...,port B•ach-~" '~ta:=;>~;,i:u:., liled = unJ:, t:'af.~t·h~s do~ 0ws1nen as.
additional charge of $3.00 le• Darlena Divine tCountyh• County Clerk of Orang• PUBLIC NOTICE The reglstrant(s) com· The followlng persons art Costa MHa Daily Pilot with the County Clerk ol Business Name(•) bst~ ~R.~A.P,'1 S~URCE•S~s
will be made II lland19d by It Is hereby ord•ed that on March, 14,11994. cns111.,..31 menc»d to transact busl-doing business as Marcil 30, Aprll 6, 13, 10. Qiange County on March •b9v• 00 3·23·9'4 L V an.311 NV 8~102 · l'Ntl Bid Documents and all penona lnter .. ted In 80 IM -11911 under the Flctttious MORTGAGE LOAN SER-1994 24 1994 Jule CatoliM Huber It egas,
oth• contract documents thlt maner 9'>P9at before Pubb.hed Newpott BNch-FlcUtloua Bualneaa Name(s) listed VICES, 1100 Adams Av-W237 ' ,803314 This statement wu 1 ~ Cl)'dt R ~"''c 36.,_Snap· may 9110 be .umtned •I this court In Oepattment Costa Me11 DaAy Pilot hal""• N...,. •bove on· .._1_94 eoue, SU<te #100, COS11 . v.ilh the County Cl••k 01 d1a~. ln.1"8. _., 9uJ"
the Olfle• of th• City Cl81k No. 703 of the Orange Aprll S. 13 20 27 1994 State"'9nt Lucy~ Mesa, CA 92628 PUBLIC NOTICE Published Nw.port Beach· Or County on March Th11 buslress ta co""
ol th• City ol Costa Mesa County Superior Coun It • ' ' Yi251 The following penona art Thia statement vwas filed Bank of Yorba Und•. Costa Mesa Oa.ly Pilot 23 a~ ducted by: an Ind '11Clual ...
Bid Document• v.111 not be the 9ddrea1 shown above doing ~Mii u · with the County Cterk' of 18208 Imperial Hlilhw.,y, flctlllou• March 30, April 8, 13, 10. · ,803110 Tiit reg1s1ran1111 com-
malled unlu s the ad· on 5117, i994, •t 2:00 o'd-PUIUC NOTICE SIOQIN & CAuAHAN, A ar.ng. CoYnty on April 1, Yorba Unda, CA 92&ae 8u1lne11 NanM 1994. P\lbll hed Newpor1 Beach-~._, dlO •;~;t t~~· • d1llonal S3 00 ch11g• It In-ock p.m., and tMn and Partn«lhlp of Profeulonal 1994 This business 11 con· State"'9nt w246 • ness un er • tC s ..
eluded w11h payment. there lhow cause, " llf'f '1otltt.ua Law Cor Ofltlona 1401 F804211 ducted by: 1 corporation The loDowlng pefSOl't .,. Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Business N1m1ts) t st•CI
Each bid 1h1M b• made tll9y l\llV9, Why the pedUon 9uelnH• lllw Dove Str~t. Suite 300, Publshed Newport Beech-The r1gl11ran1(s) com· doing butlness u : PUBLIC NOTICE MarcJ\ !IO. April 8, 13, lO, a~~· R'.~2-15-93
on the PropoHI form. IOf change of M~ lhOUld ltateMent Newpoft Belch. CA 92660 menced to ttansac1 bu11-WORLD TRADE MAAKET· 1994 'I 1 >.e 1 1hHt1 p.1 thtough p.9 not be granted. The tollowtnQ l*.on9 we Rebecca Calla.Nn A Pro-Coat• M•sa Da.ty Pilot nesa under th• Fict11tous ING 18185 Ml Castile Clf· Fk:ttti..n , W245 Ttu sl4ttmlt't wu t ed
provided In th• conlrlC1 It la furthet ordered that • doing ~ •: fealonal Law cor'pora!JOn April &. 13, 20, 27, t"4. Buslnesa ~ame(s) listed cle.' fountain Valley, CA Bual""• N•nM PUB-L•C NOTICir C:h tn. C Co"':1ty Cl~,.~
documents. and shalt be copy °' thla order lo ~ II 1 C 0 LL EC T 0 A'S ICallfotnla Corp.), 1401 W2S5 •boVe on: !\ii 92701 Stat....ent '" •na:.i °'°" Y °"
aecompani.d by. certif..O cauH b• publl•hed In CHOICE, 17532 GrlHtn bov1 StrHI, Sult• 300. PUILIC woncE Bank ol Yorb9 Unda, .Rob-Gregory Adamski, 18885 The lollOW\ng persons ..... ftcUUou• 111, 1 • FtS02604 or cuhler'a check or 1 bid Newport Buch/Coat• lAne Unit 1'5 H\lntington Newport 8eacti CA 92660 " er1 Ucclltnl, President CEO Mt . Cull• Founl11n Vattey doing txialnna u
bond for not IHI lhan 1~ Mesa Dilly PQpt. •new.pa-'9Mch, CA 12941 Thia bualn•ii II co111-tlou9 Th11 1tatemenl was !tied CA,92108 ACTION BILL8.0 AAOS lualnH• Name Pub4slled Nev.port B•acn·
of lht amount of their bid, per of gener91 ~ Per Yu•n, 28542 S•n ducted b)': 1 corporation Flott with the Counrt Cletk ol Thia buslneu 11 con-11582 H•mlllon. Suite 133. Statement Co51a Mesa De ly Pilot
made payable to th• City publltl* In thla county, It Totrnl Rd.. Miallon \'lefo. The regl1tr•nl(1) com-au.lneu NaM9 Orange County on March ducted by: an Individual Huntl!'lgton Beach, CA The t0tiow1ng ~raons art March 23 JO, Apt I 6, 13,
ol Co811 Mesa. No pro-IM1t once • weM for tOUf CA t2t92 meneed l o transact butl· Sta....._. 18, 1994 The r1gi1tr1nt(sf ·l C:om-92645 dQtng bus•ness 11 l\19'
pose! ah,U De considered cotlMaltlve week• ptlot IO Christopher H. THd, ,..... under the Flc1illous The follOwlng ~n1 art F802341 menced 10 Iran.net busl-Greg Weinstein, 9582 TACO MANIA, 179'2 Well· .,.,211 unle11 accomp1nled by the d•y Of the hearing. 21542 San TOflnl Rd., Mii-8UllnHI 111ame(1) ll1ted doing bualneu aa. PUbllslltd N•wport BHCh· ne11 under the F1Ct11Jout H•millon, Huntington bank Ln., Hunt lngtont-------~..;.
IUCh Cllhi•r"• cheek, Cllh JULll RHlllllON, lion vi.to. CA 92892 above on: Janu11Y 1, 1994 T " R WHOLESALE, 193 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot BuslnHI Namt (I) listed Beach, CA 92148 BHCh, CA 926411 Sell your l'lom•
Or bidder's bOnd. COMMllllOllllR OP PUlne P.O. Ching, tene AebecCa Clllahan, 1 PLC, M~a, Co.ta M• ... CA April 13 20 27 May 4, lbQvl on: 3·24·94 ll\11 bu1lnHs Is con-Michael S. Tiiiman, 119'2 thrOYQtl claa9lfi•d.
No bid shall b• conald· TH I I u, 19' I 0 .. TIAaa. St.. NOrthrlage, CA ~ Call•han. Preal· • .. b t A "3 1994. • • • Gregory Ad1m1kl . CIUCted by~ an lnd1Yldual W•llben~A U'I , ,Hun11ng1on ....... 7.
•r•d unlels It 11 made on a COURT 113241 dent O er nd•raon, 1., 268 TNs 1111•m•l'll waa filed The reglatrant(I ) com-Beach,.-UM '!ii~p::l~E~~::a::~ blank propoa91 form tur• DATaJ MAR H 1194 JKlr H.C. ChlnQ. 11771 Thi• atai.ment ... filed Magnolla,·eo.ta Mna. CA w with the County Clerk of tMneed 10 1t•ntact bull• Thia bul lMU II con·11 ~ _
nlshed by tf'le City ot Costa • TutN St Nonhtl<tge CA wf1t1 the County Clerk of 92117 • PUILIC NOTICE Orange County on Marett neu under the f 1Ct1tiou1 ducted by: •n Ind vi4ual PLU G Mn• and la maclt In .c-Darta ,,.,... ,....._ 11321 ·• ' Or9"CM County on March Teti Howell, 113 M•QnOlll, 25, 199-4 8u1lnea1 Na~(•) listed The ltQiatran•(•) com·
cordane9 •ltt\ the PfOYI· KllarUMI, U ......... Thie bualn.u I• con-21. tlM Coe1a Mtu, CA 82621 PlcttUeu• l"M341e ll>o¥e on: ~12194 mencect lo tran~ bual-
liont ot the flropotal r• Tr•• Cr., N••••rl CIUcted br: • ..,,.,., p111t. ' • '90aTeT Thi• bu•lne11 11 con-........_.Nam• Published Newport t.mch-Oreg Wetn-4111'1 nest undef tne 'tt1t1iou. ~ ....... CA ueeo nanNp Publl9Md N.wport 8Mch-~ br. • flMeral '*1· lt.t•....,.t Costa MH• Dally ,ilot Thia ""'*"*" •11 filed Bu11n.t•. Namt (t) • td
c= ~O:.,~ ~•d..!:•~ ~i:.-•:: :,: coat• M ... Deity Not ~ .. 1.tr•nt<•> com-Tht to0ow1no peraons &1• Mercn >O, Aptll •· u. 10. ~·:,;-~t'f on~~c~ \c~ria!'~"rllllmln ' IN nMffne lcenM and tllO be -F .... und8f .. Actlllou9 .... 13, ao. "· 1"4. maneed lo tnlnuct bull-dOil'O t.Klnft• u .• 11P" ). 1"4 Thia Pateftlent WU hd pt~ as rt1qUlred b1 N04 -" e, ,,, lO, 11, .,..,_. Name(a) ~ W24t ,.._ und9f tM FICtltlOua EL.LIOl'f.TAUf AND A~ W23I ,.00974 with IN Couney Clefk oC
law 1114. Mlove • ~M "*""8 Namt(a) ..._ IOQATU. INC' 4 bocu--~·-"---Oranot eoutty on Mlrdl The r-counc1 of tne W254 flew V:. "'II.IC IOTICI ~on: ww. ~ Clrete, 11so, 1N1M CA PUIUC NOTICI ~ N9Wpor1 ~ 14. 1 ... Cl ot'eo... M ,. nil Robert An11er10ri M114 Cott• Meu Darty rllot NOU'18
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any Of II bldl t tlOOlt 0,.,. Cow1ty on March 9ue1"'.IH --.... h CcM'lty Clett ot ~·~{Cal fol-Mt) htlM• --1114, CC*& ..... Deify , ot
The Co1•et10r lt\ll ~ -21, 11M "9laina111 OrMal Cow"Y on~ • '""• co"" ltet.......e wn1 ._,. p1y w1ttt ... ~¥116one ., P11n1• Nau.. The folloMfl9 Ptr90M.,. a. tlM ~ b1 •corporation TM ~ per90f1I.. __ , __ T1ICI Merell '°· ...... 1. 1i. 10.
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l!All--+T OP :. '=:.. ..,.~ 1~ = end t11i •1 •"' IN Deco ~2t*~ lwl 1' h 30 0tAS ~ ..a;;;·~ TON BEACH INOfltfN-Published NH port l•1t• u• Ml CWt ~. IN.::.-:: '91> .~ ' .. ' D.!.!....!:' °" •Iva of MltcatlanMUt ::::*:: ,~• end .,_ of .... lhe GP9'*"1 _. ,. ... ..., una ,. Unda Loplil. Oentdt llnet DEHT • • ,..,....,..,_ of ~ ..._ OUy •?OT.. ::-'--d'dwe~ '°be~ -~Tl!IOUS MllpJ. In ._ oMoa ol <llP(I 1"*"-'Y Dec-tlkl ,,.., be .... fwl ._ .,.... eeo-. • .....,_ tnd -. a.ir ~ orcdalion tor 1t1e Plot Matdl J1, Aptl 4 5 The name and adOrHI of .. ~ :!''"''"---.. .::: :::-:::'="='"~ ----· ;..-.:. ... ---;;;::~ .. .:-:; ~~= .. '·'" 0, 11, 12.1),· .. : ......... "' ....... ' ::::::.-..::::-:.= ... ..::::1.,:-W-~. -...-.-. 11 "**'"'Plan. Delet 4'07194 ,Mfafa.a no • ohcara lleg1'lone ~In the wun the pinMllOn of s.c. 15, 11. 11. 11. 20, 21, 22. dnccion de ta cone "} to IN propo9ed 8CllOrtl
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Name: INVESTMENT r;;_ ~ -= .. ~ A~ tlltmeull PMIY, •..WT,..._ wt1a e 1MqU1ne tene QUe ~ lldlorl and In par. ment Code of Cahlomla. May 2, 3, 4, 1994. niE STATE OF CAUFQR. ttallon authotrly wil be
POR1\JNIT1ES UNUMITEO --.on. toc-.ct tor 1ngr ... and~ OV9f ., KMllll TAI.MUS, Qimplr oon ... fonNil. *'*' ~ 29-47 of P9tJtioner :;,: In 91.& M28t NI"-220 West Bfoedway =ed unless en int«·
22111 o.ui.n, Mlulon ~ ~ 11 =~'°""T:c'No.A.aaJat••t aeoretary,~':::apropladat•h• complaint, ,.~'Quid et"'°'11h.a PUIUCIOTICE San°'990,CAt2101M.A1Njection~=u:;'~ VI$. CA 12182 oll, ol lighia, ....,.., ,,... .,vmt.': ~ ,::; Mt ...,... Lewte at., ..cuc:ne ., ,.,::-la COf1e '300,000.00. PlalntJtf ._ 0£.PENDJ:/r II BEACH IN-The ,,.,,,., eddt"9, and show VOOd eeuM wny the .J::. '=:= Bu9lnna .,., rights. nafUfal 9"' 11. 1111 In Book 13010 Or•111e, CA ••••• 11 UMect no .......,.. ., 1eg91 IN """ la eppropn. pw of ci-a1 ~.=:.:; au1111oeea lelephQne numbe1 ot plaon-cowt lhOUld not '7Mlt She ..wa lted Jn n....!! abOV9 ~·.,!"' oet'9r hydroeat· P..-1227 and 1231, oi 17'4) MMTOO ,..,._. • dempo, puede ... beMd on (1) the,,.. publl1hed for th• dl• (CITACte* JUCMCW.) 11tr1 anornr,. °' pqintll aiMonty on 4+.3 ,.;'Ne,._~ -r Whteaar.-narnt Oflc:ial f*orda. IF AVAILMLa, THa pefdet el caao y le pueOef1 henllblny of defend.,_., Mmlnal.lon ot local or~ NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: without an attorney, Is: (El A HEARING on the ~
suun ~ llnciia. 225 l:nowl'I. ~ Nam, YOU ARE IH DEFAULT UPllCT•D OPDl•G qullat IU ...to. JU dlneto conduc:t; (2) the rtlmllon-'7991\ie news and 1nt• (Avlao • A.Qlsado) JANET nomb<•, la d111CCIOl'I y ti llott WI be Mid on MA" 5
Ge11en, Minion~ l: ~ ~ ':fOC:::-fof dertvred UNDER A DEED OF TRUST •ID llAY .. OllTAINU y otr-1 COHI de tu ship lO ptalntllf't actual ftgene"e ol_.~al ctwec:-fl OHLSON, JULIE DEV-nu!Mfo de lelefono dej
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92192 ' lhlll may be within or~ ~OT~~~ llY CALLUtQ Tim POL-~~de~~°' damag11, and (3) the =~~~f ~un~ng100 ~~y~· o5~~~~ •bogado dtl denwidatite, -~?ve oe=h~t ~~ c~~
l(eny PU Sddham the par~ of tand herein-PROTECT YOUR PROP· LOWING Tiii.OMO•• EldlSert oWI t9qLlftltot0 i. emount nec..aety lo de1et Stete of Callfornl and~ 20 o del demandante que no 92668.
::. ~~t;;Otto abOV9 dffcribed, togaltw ERTY. IT MAY IE SOlD~T .. Ull••Ra ON THI ga1M. Puede que uttied future conduct by d• malnteined 1 mini~~ YOU ARE BEING SUED BY Uene llbOgado, H) IF YOU OBJECT TO 1tw
SuMn ~ _.. IN perpeCuailr:; A PUBUC SALE. If YOU DAY •lll'ORI TH• ~ 1am1r a un abogado lendant In Oght of d• wage of euc:tt local ot tei. PlAJHTIFF: ~ Ud. le nta DAVID C. DEIO<~ ESO .. granting ot lhe pew.on, you
Thlt ••1t1ne1~wu filed ::"9' :'9· ~ NEED AH EXPUHATIOH ULll: C7t4)MI 4la7 lnmedlatamente. SI no fend1nt'1 flnanelal r• lc= nrM1 and lntM-demandandoJ SALLY Slatt Bat No.: 89319, 215 should appnr at the Mar•
wttft the Counly Cletlt of ~ anc1 therefor, Of niE NATURE OF THE er Cat~t U7-4MS con~ a un abogado eouroei. of a general d'lat· FRANCIS, CATHERINE S. Hickory St., SuJ1e 320 Ing and 51ate ~ ot>-
Ofanoe Counly on Match tame lrom --~~ lhe PROCEEDING AGAINST TACao•••• puede lllmllr • un Mrvlc:lo ,., .... take fur1lw nottc. •ct• of not .... then FRANCIS, • Minor, and Escoocfodo, CA 92025 ~· Of file Wfllf~ OC>o 1..:..,. -....... :.::: lo~~~ ~ ~="' COff. ..:~':!:.~~od.._:wg:;; :-:-:::-....: :i:= :!M Ptol~lltt ~· -Ing ~ ...::=. ,:l ~, ·~~ .. "":.:'; ::~:.~ ~·· '..":~. ~ -::.::::. ~ : Cos1e Meaa Pilot M h Z3 ,............ ,.,.. , or dlfee-260 CAGNEY LANE p·i .a...io legal (Vea el dlrectorio tel• mpeng Ot'f amagea In during Heh year of the through their Guardian Ad TONE Cl k ,· .__ peatanc9 may I.A In person
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are • ,_,,drill and mine from 1318, NEWPORT BEACH' iot ..,..." 13• 20, 27, 1994. fonlc;o). an amount not less than thrH ~Hr period Im· Utem, ROBERT FRANCIS. ' er o t ... SY. or bv your attorney • • , · ands other then thOM CA 926l3 • WZ&O CASE NUllBIEll $100,000.00. medial• prior to the ml Sft per I or Court, San IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR -~~~---WZ2--1I herelnaboYe described, oil "(If a ttrtet ~ or , CN.--• del c ... t DATED: llarch II of 1he et.ollon; that sa1i You haw 30 CALENDAR Diego, Countr, CA, 0t a contingent•creditor ol PUILIC llOTICE °tis: re·· tumels tnd common dealgnetlon of PUIUC NOTICE K0el042 t"4 • newspaper hu been In ••• DAYS after lhl• aummons Clerk, Ill( DEIDRE th• deceued, YOCJ must Iii•
---------•' t • nto, through 0t prapeny II .,_ aboVe LEWIS D'AMATO lsleoce under IN specified Is~ on you to Me a CHANCEY, Deputy ~ ctalm 'W1lh the court
NOTICE Ofl =~~~blWface of no wwranty la g1VW1 81 .0 OMSU1
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t.!!..,OUS :-c:i ~(Eladdr"' of •RIS•OIS A: •is! nama "HUNTINGTON typewritten response ti this NOTICE TO THE PER-~~•copy to Ule P«· TltUSTU'S SAL.II ,,...net>ow 0. ltt ~ or COf· _... t: nombte Y BEACH INDEPENDENT" C0Urt. SON SERVED y son.. reprH~tati .. e •I>
scribed, and 10 boaom rectnea)." The benelldaly (CrTACIOll JUDICIAL) direeelon de ta c:6r1e ff) GAARD dunng lhe Whole of aid A i.tlet or phone call win · ou at• po.med by lhe court woth-11 ~toos'::"~u ~Whlpstoc:ked or dlrec> i.wlder tald Deed of Trust, NOTICE TO OEFENOAN'r: Superior Col.wt of N State Lori C. Preed, At· UVH year period; the said not prolect you; your •Yi»-~erved Han 11\drv•dual d• lour month' from •h• di.le
IAMS Y drilled wells, ~ by reeson of a breach or (Avlso a Acusedo) AOL· or California Ldl Angelff tomep for Plalndffs newspaper hu a bona fide Wfltten rHponse rmni be ~dant. ol fht issuance QI lhe let·
T.S. Ne, FHtt.. nelt and shaftt Ultdw and defaul1 lo the o011Qat1ona LANO SCHIWNG· DER· County \.ot Angeles NORTH AMERICAN lltt ol paying subaetrbe,. In proper legel for111 lf you Published Newport ten H PfOYoded U\ section
Unit Cede F M:athllmi°' beyond the ex· aecured thereby, hereto-RICK BINES: DOUGLAS Fl· perlor Court. p O B ; 1~~ MORTGAGE COMPANY and a aubstantlal cfistrlbu-wan1 lhe coLll1 IO hear your Buch-Costa Mesa Daily 9100 ol tne CaMorma Pio-~# 930-TtS.H _, 11 thereof, and lo fore eitecuted and dellY-NANCIAL: DOUGLAS H. · • o • Publl lion lo paid sub1er1bert In ease. Ptlot April 13, 20. 27, Ma bate Code. The lime lor Id·
T.O. SERVICE COMPANY raaldrlll. relunnel. equip, ated 10 the undenlgned a PENNOCK; ROSAUE MAN· Flllng Servlc:e1·Room102, BHch-C •~•dM Newport I.he Huntington Beach, Call· II you do not ftla your r• 4, 1994. Y Ing claims will not explft as ~ appointed TNllH m nt.aln, repair, deepen .tnen Dedarallon of o. DAI.A; INVESTORS MORT· Los Angeles. CA 90053 , ~· esa Dally l0tnla araa: 1tie said news-sponse on tlm•. you may before lour months from
undef the tolloWlng cs. ~ operate any such feul1 and Demand fOt Sale GAGE; MICHAEL SUL· The name, addr .... and Pilot April I, 13, zo. 27, paper has estabUshed and lose the ease. and your W26
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the hearU\g date notlcecs
scribed deed ot 1rUSt Will ~ ""'*'• without and written notice of CS.: LIVAN; NATIONAL AP· telephone runt>eJ of p1am. l994. published at regular Inter· wages, money and prop-PUBLIC NOTICE aboYOveU SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION • the right lO drll, fe&lft and of e1ec11on lo PRAISAL SERVICE: JUDY tiff'1 auomey or p1aintift wzsa vals on Thursda~ and 5al· 9f1y may be taken wrthOU1 MAY EXAMINE the TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER mine, store, b,plore tnd CauM lhe undetalgned to MOORE: STEPHEN RICH; without an att'omey is· (El p U urdays of each weeti In further wamlng from the BSC 2737 r.•e kept by the court. II you
FOR CASH (In the fOtms f'*'le through the 91.11'· Ml Uld property to aatitfy DOYLE CHARBONEAU: nombfe la dlreccb, · ti UB C NOTICE Huntll'lgton Beach Call· court. NOTICE OF at• • 1>41rson 111te1HleO 111
which ere lawfUI tender In ace or the upper 500 fHt said obllgallonl and tnar• WHITNEY BLAIR ASSOCJ.. • Y SU fomla 16r at least thrM The1e are otti.r legal r• • PETITIO the H\Ale, YO\J may f.le
the United Statff) .ndJOt ol the subturf~ of the alter the un'deral ned ATES; LINDA LOPEZ: PAO-numefo de lelefono del PERIOR COURT years; and 11 hH only one quiremenll. You may want H TO wolh the court a lormal A• the euhlat's c.rtlfled or la~d herelnabove d• cauMd aaJd notice o9 cs. FESSIONAL SERVICES UN· abogado def dema.ndanta, OF CALIFORNIA principal office 01 publlca· to call an attorney right ADMINISTER quest tor Special Notice ol
other checks specified In tenbed, at reserved In a fault and of electlon to be LIMITED INC.; PAUL MEYE: o dtl demandante que .t10 COUNTY OF ORANGE tlOll, which office Is located away, II you do not know ESTATE OF: the lihng ol an inventoty CMI Code Section 2924h deed from Rrst Ameflcen recorded January 5. 1994 LAN PHAM, and DOES t Ilene ~bogado. es) In th• Matter of the In the City ol Hunllngtol'I an attorney, you may call CONSTANCE T. and appraisal of estate> at·
(payable lo Ml at the time Trutt Company, • Calllor· H lnslr. No. 94-009794 In through 100, Inclusive. Lewis, O'Amato Brisbois Propoaed Aac•rtatn-Beach. Calrfomla, wtileh Is an attorney referral service KINZIE His 0
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of sale to T.O. Service ~~on. at TnmH Book Page of Olllclal YOU ARE BEING SUED BY & Bltgaard LORI c' ment end Eatabllth-within the um• county as 0t •legal aid office (listed CASE HO. A172121 account as PfOVlded In
Company) al right. llUe No p•... ration of Trust Records lo the omc. of the P1.AINT1FF: (A Ud. le esta' PRAED STATE BAR NO. ment of "HUNTINQ. the pohtical subdrvlslon for In the phone book). To aU he rs. benef•c•ar.es, MCt>~n ~SO ocf tne Cal lor-
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• ,_.1359 dated No-recorder of Orange ccx.nty; demandando) NORTH 50 • · TON BEACH which lhe Petitioner now Despu«' de que le en-crecMors tonLngent credr
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t• ode. A R• and now Mid by It under vembel 30, 1978, entered Said Sale of property wiit AMERICAN MORTGAGE 1 115, 650 Town Center , INOEPEN-seeks adjudlcatlOf'I lfeguen esta c1lac:ton judo· t0ts and' persons v.ho ma. quest IOt Special Not•t9
said OMd of Tl\lsl In lh• Int~ by Newport View, • be made In "at Is" c:onc1-COMPANY, a Delaware Drive, Suite 1400, C6sta DENT' •• • Newsp• Said Petition wtn b. heard cial usted Uene Uf'I plazo oe olh~ni.•se be inteiesred 1~ form Is tvadabte horn the
property hereinafter d• Cahfomla general patmer· lion without covenant or corporation MHa, Cahfomla 92828-per of General Clreut. In the abov ... ntolted court 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS ~ writ °' estate or both coUf1 c:te1k. scribed! 1hlp,_u Tru1t0t, and Flrst warranty. •iq>f"' or Im-You have 30 CALENDAR 1970 (714) 545-9200 tlon. In Department 703 thereof. para prHentar una r• ol: CONSTANCE i. KINZIE ' Attom•r for ... ..._...tJ.
TRUSTOA: JOHN K WIL· Amr•can Trust Co"'pany. pl~. regarding title pos. DAYS •Iler lhll summons DATE: JUL 14, 1993 NO.: A50479 localed at 700 Civic Center spuesta Her1la • maqulna A PETITION has been tlooer:
UAMS. KENDALL A..' WIL· H rutlff, recorded Janu-HUion, ot etteumbranon, 11 served Oil you to file a EDWARD M. KRITZ· NOTICE OF Dr~e. West, Santa Ana, en esta corte. filed by FREEMAN X. KIN· J A C Q U E L Y H 0 • LIAMS :V 13, .1983 u Instrument to pay lhe remalrtlng prlnel-typeWTlttan re1ponH al lhll llAN, JAMES H. DEMP· HrffilNG OF Calilomla on May 4, 1994, Una carte o una llamada ZIE 111 the Supe11or Court of RIMEL,
BENEFICIARY: WESTERN Ao. ~l_!M. ol Offlelal pal sum of the note(1) ... court. . SEY Clerk bv L PET ION TO at the hour of 9:00 A.M .. °' telelonlca no le olrecera Cahlorrn, Co(mty ol OR· ESQ. 1•94351) RIMEL
CITIES MORTGAGE COR· •cor""s. ' cured by said deed of A lettet 0t phooe can will • • , • as aoon therHlter as c9un-pro~eeclon; 1u respuesta ANGE. & ' PORATION. recorded 0<:10-Parcel 3: . Trust. with lntwest u In no~ PfOlett you: yout type. MCGHEE, 0.putr ASC TAIH AND sel may be heatd, at which esrrta a maquana Irene que THE PETITION re uests RIMEL, 3
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t>er zo 1989 u lnllr No An exclusive eaHment said note provided lld-M itten retponH must be NOTICE TO THE PER· ESTABLISH THE time Petitlon11< will ipply cumpllr eon las tounafi· that FREEMAN )( ~INZJE TEN NIAL WAY, TUS-89-565lo6 1n Book~·
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j appurtenant to each Unit vances, lf any, Wldw I.he lo proper legal form lf you SON SERVED: You are STANDING OF lor an order declaring ano dades legalet apropladas be appointed as persor1al TIN, CA 92680 (714t
Olflcial Records In the of· fOt UH and occupancy ol terms of aald Deed of want the court to heat your served as an lndlYldual d• "HUNTINGTON BEACH estabRshlng HUNTINGTON sl usted quoere que la Corte 1epresentat1~• to admanis-544-2270
lice of the Record• ol Or-th~·.::= of the r• Trust. '"'· chetge• and e&H. feodant. INDEPENDENT" AS BEACH INDEPENDENT .. ncuehe IU CHO. ter the estate ol the dece-Published Newpofl ange County: StriCI common.,. .. des-expenses of the Ttu1tM " you do not Ille YOIJI ,. STATEMENT OF DAM· A NEWSPAPER • n~paper or general cir· Si usted no presenta SU dent. BHC".Costa Mesa Oa.ry
nld dHd of trust d• l~nated In the Decie~allon and ol the trust• created tponlt on llme. you may AGES AGAINST DE OF GENERAL cvlat1onlortheC1tyolHun-iespuesta • tiempo, puede THE PETITION requests PolotApril S 7 13 1994
scribe• the folloWlng prop-o ovenw.11, Conditions by nld Deed of Trust. Said loH the ease, and your . • tlngton Beach. County ol perder el caso. Y le pueden lhe ·decedent's WILL and • • · irty: and Restrictions • ...corded sale wlU be held on: wages, money an4 prop-FENOANTS: CIRCULATION OrangJt. Stale ol California. quitar 1u salarlo, su dinero codicots. If any. be admitted WTh
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Unil 3l8 u shown and lo ~k 13318, Page 133 of May 3, 1994, JI 3:00 p.m. etty may be taken wlthou1 1) Lan Pham COowemment Coda DATED: March 25, Y otrH coses de su to probate. The will and
defined on that certain Offici.al Records ancl.SUP" on the from 1tep1 to lhe further warning from the 2) lnvHtot• Mortgage Section 8008) 1994 propledad sin IYISO a<Sicio-any COd•C•IS are availabla•---------
Condomlnlum Plan r• ~ary Declaration ol entrance of the Orenge court. 3) Michael Sulflvan DATE: Mar 4, tff4 FRANCIS E SMITH nal por Part• de la cone. lor eummatlon 1n the Ille \\hen )uu "ntc
corded April 23, 1980 In R trl . s. Colldotlons and CMe Center. 300 E. Chap-There art olhef legal r• 4) Rolland Schllllng TIME: 9 :00 A.M. AHO ROBERT •F TYLER Exlsten otro1 requ1sitos le-kept by lhe court. a Cl.1ss1ficJ .iJ,
Book 13585 Pagt
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of H ctions recorded In man Orange, CA qUlrements. You may want 5) Unda Lopez DEPT• 703 8 F • galft. Puecle que us1ed THE PETITION requestS Olfldal Rec0rds, of ~· Book 13585, Page 429, of ·Al Iha lime ot the Initial to call an 1ttorney right 6 Detrick NOTICE is HEREBY lf: RAH CI S E • qulera !19mar • un at>ogado autho11ty to adlT\lniS1et the include :ill
County. California. Olflelal Reeords.J. and publlcatlon of this notlc9. away. If you do not know ) hi B nes GIVEN that THOMAS Sell your unwented lnmed1atamen1t. S1 no estate under the lndepen-the facts
Parcel
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: thown on th• "'Ondo-the total amount ol the un-en attorney, you may call 7) W lne)' Bl.air Alsoel· JOHNSON has filed his Items the easy wa 1 conote • un abogado dent Aelm1111stra11on ot Es·
An undMded
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/60lh Inter-minlum Plan for Heh Unit. paid balance ol the oblig• an attorney referral sel'\'lee atH Inc. verified Petition In tht To lace your Y puede Uamar • un servicio tales Act. (Thrs authoruy :ind get the
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(Com· Parcel 4: lion aeeured by th• above or a l~d office (listed PLEASE TAKE NOTICE above .. nlitled proceeding eias1ned ad call de relerencla d• •bogadoJ will allow the personal rep. rt:.ults In the p book). that th• a~t of punitive requestl')Sl_ thal the Court 842•5878 f a1una o!lclna de ,ayud resentato11e to take many )'Ou '>'Jnt. • . . ...;__ ""' • ega (vea el d1rector10 tele-actions without court, ap. 6'2·5678
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CORONA
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NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624
2122 BEACH 2169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I lii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 BR upalalrt, quleVS•
e Gorgeoue ocean view BLUFFS 3Bd·2Y.t8a, eluded. Nelli •hop-
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3 + den. pool, spa $1750 mo. Sanregret kept complex. Pool.
$3650 Agt 840-58'04 Rllr 844-0185 No ptlt. plHsel $550 mo. 848-0382
COSTA -ic!SA 2124 Bluffs Tennis Villi E'ald• 2Br 1B•·o., wd
au; Mstr + 3BR. fem rm, hkups. newly re~od .
country kllch. 2650 S/f $825 + dap wtr pd.
•2BR 1Y.tBA twnhH, $2350 mo 5.a.&880 Avall lmmed. 44~M037
walk·ln cloHI, p vl Lido late/Penln•ula E 'alde quiet 1 BR ou-
patlo, washer hkup, Bayfront & Interior pie-, grndr, lndry, tiled
pool, qulet/Hcluded homeal LeaH OI' tal•l thru-out, gated. S650
S685 No Peta. please. 1111 Gnlftcly..l "9afton mo. Cat OKI "8.7855
84e-0382 Call 87o.ete1 1~-,------~
E'ald• 2t>t 1b• PRIME ., •• • bd. din• E side X·LI Studio
•II new Interior! &. fmly rma, walk to 140 Ma9nolla
Gar, enc. pellolyard school S2000 AGENT S585 mo 642·1390
$800 mo. 548-2573 831·1400 M•ii VERD• Shwp remod 2B'd. 28a w/gw E11t1lde AP S750 Agt. Pam Agt,
Two 3BR units. G• ARTMENTS · 548-5880 or 9n.3848
~~~. ~~~Oo Y:'~; t~:. FOR RENT Move In Speclall VII R YI OFF SECURITY la entala 875--t912 1BR $640, 2BR $750.
Exec hm, 405 fwy & BALBOA Quiet, bright & •P•
Felrvlew. pool, 1pa, 2607 elousl MS.5437
park, 3 BR + loft. PENINSUIA
2Y.tbe, approx 2400 sf, ~~iiiij@iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------
Sl800 mo. 754-4142 28R 1 BA-St•P• to NEWPORT
NEWPORT HEIGHTS BHeh. OeHn view BEACH 2669
3BR ht• + storage S850 mo .• yearly. lncl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
No pets. Grndr. refs ul.11. * 17S.1573
req $895. 850-2258 BAYFRONT view, lg •TWEET·.mET* 2BR 28• condo, pool,
UTTV'PRI 2 cat patklng, pier 011rn1u.i'tGTON avall. No pela. Yrty
BEACH 2140 s1500mo113-6640
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tage w/yvd a pvt S700 mo, yrty, Inc utU.
drtve. Pet9 OKI $800 87S.5449
mo. 1 yr lae. 289-0878 YEARLY up1lelt1 lrg 2Br
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CONDOS iiDiiELiiMARiiiiiiii-1ii02iii2 :a~ltT lndry tac. $1000/mo.
Avall 5/1. 175-8213
2169 CORONA
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1BR, bright, gated, ltMOmo. 209-539«>11
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MA P9nln s1111 mo
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12 Shed 13 Gree« war god
t 9 Parls alf pcl(t
24 Solrs 26 Fwm babies
28 Mimic
30 Winnipeg
hOckey player
3t a....ous 32 F1thlf
33 Facilitate
3' Competent
35 Fabric 37 Nlledam
3S Al~-s111r
go4t.
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42 Had a meal
45 Synthetic
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50 Wrinkle
5 l AbSOfbent
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56 Altic
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When this hand wu played in a
tum iutch. a srand slam in apadea
was bid al both i.blea. Both declar-
ers found spectacular lines to brine
in all the tricka.
Once South. who wu known to
hold poor trumps. could look for •
grand alam by biddinc five no
trump, North realized that South
had t.o have sufficient outaide con·
uo1a to ...u it• vUible AW 8rown eo ~ "'"; ~ &11111• a1111ta acr Duffy 0ec: 1 12.975 1lle pud ....... t.a..D DATA filTllY PIT ' -ir 1 ' .__.... llUCI .... Looks/NM new FulJ
via the mOTt dincl roui.e. He9¥y compu1« (IBM ~.~ n• ID84 converted, V«Y io hfa.
Ai a. a.we dlduef woo &M °"*' • --MiwPl1 8cf\ su•n
lwl in Mad. c..w tbe .. ~ = ~-.::::~. :::•::~·· 819-380-547'1 beeN ud rullld • a..rt wida co. well• potl en. ..,..... Uc .A0114. CUSSIC lllMONS n
ece o1 tnmpa. A diemcwl to phone mennera.:_ 7'4-525-2929 ""'°'"· enu. Xlnt a..:-~ tM ... ._for OtO•nlaedonal · IC»-714-74Hl cond, w/allp, gr .. , ....... .,. ..... _ ._, LMV9 m99. 975-0432 day/Wkndr. llu9t MU
heart Nil •... with. biP trump. a ...... •-.a. •IUYING ITElll* Tr.. ROMS 1$: Cltru• qooo/obo 875-2927
ThefCllW'oftrumpatotbelliDe ,.,.... :,_.-.--, From 1100-1eeo. 1 :;o:'O!:P=~•---------the entr')' for a tbird beut Nff. .~ .•......... ,;:-Piece J.wTffy to entire ,.._, ........ 11 _.__..._ -•1L11._ se•·VJ-Oecluwr w t.o band by -·"--houaeful. lmmedl•t• ..., --: .,_, ,.. ~.-.oA ~ the~ of dut. witb tbe low tnamp! Duttlel~ •••otrl,• cash, lop a. S73-e223 ~ "t::s 1~. ~; SUPPLIES 7020
Trumpe..,. dnwn and the r.t o ~·~ £)q) ~ Roll 1op bankef'a desk. 111.c 110 9<»-e74-IM22 ·-------tbt tricb ..,.. cleimed. Thil line own tool•. Send Mahognv. aoMd bran Boal cover. new, V-huU,
netdecl tittle mon tbao • S.-2 trump ,.eume: 970 w 17th nn1ng•;.._.~1nt cond. -F-•-ee_T_O_Y_O_U_•_"2-2 ta· 1150. Other .a .. breek. Stl l>-2, CM 92827 ll200 . ...._, &4H587 -.. vv ~. &42-4ee5
The ocher declaret did even bet· G•N O~FICE Must --------1iiiiiii•a•liii••1---------
t.er, UDeUtbinc an appl'09Ch that WOttc ~ w/peop1e, APPUANCES 6011
"°'1ld make if•-·-" 1 reMable, hard workw. iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .ewn --...... ,. •. • 19.20nv Frr. 714-647· u lone • diamonck were 3·2. After 2329 G•den Grove winninc the kins of cluba. daclarer•--------. WASHER/CAVER
$135ea. REFRIG $190 Me..a848
LEAVING COUNTRY MA1tINE SLIPS
Muat give •wa~ beau-ftftr.~ 7022 tlfut, datk grev. female ~
cat. PIT ... call ~ ~ ~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiii
Victoria ® 775-7242 aLIP TO .0 PT Clualc NB loc. Uva-• caahed the kine of diamonds, then Mmgewt
croued to the ten of ~ and Ate you outgoing &
..1: ___ ..... _ ... •L-f ..1:_ _ ... _ friendly? Do vou h•ve --------•Jeun:irny FrrDr
u-....-"'"' ace 0 wamouu. on great leaderahlp fURN1TURE 6014 .onAO&.a • v":."25
aboard pos. 631·848t
$14 per ft.
the ace of cluba! • k 111 •? DI• n ••a 6 BT vv l•••••••-
A di•mond wu ruffed high and. aw1 ... weer I• IOOI<· 2-Uer oak microwave AUTOMOBTT er when Weet abowed out. declarer Ing for •JtP d Mgrs for table w/drwr & cupbd ARTWORK•·Fantaatlc ~
now h.d to find trump9 3.2. The ace our Laguna BHch S40 firm. 545-2560 . orig. fine oil painting• I••••••••• of hearta and a heart ruff provided •tMe. Call Linda 714-& mixed media wottt•
•L-try /1 •L-..1:----..1 ff 378-9194 AnU~ 4' oak church from RuHla. Xlnt. •---------UJC en •Or anoUJCr Ul&WUUU ru • M··-•-Af'MA sww. Catm lush wine qualltv. whol .. ••le BMW 9030 Mttinc up tbt auiL Declanr'a Wt nvr.t•'W'-vetvet & c>aak coueh. prlc.a. Bv appt. Calf 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii& --"'-wu overtaken in dummy. Needed 10:30pm-saaat otter 722.e679 1• ...,.._ 15:30am, full or pwt v · f 714-489-3957 • Mom got new Mer·
Tnunpt were drawn and the uble's time In Newpo rt BR.Aas BED, On az: cede•: no room In 1•·
diamonds took the rftt of the lricb. "'-ach. Call Reb--a w/Rrm ortho matt eel, Original Vibrant rage. '78 933 C t, ~ ....... Intelligent M K I A/ at 842·2410. never UHd, boxed. (7141 940-9177 1-owner. 137 m · Coat 1850, must sell C, P/W, Mlchelln tlrH,
S250.caah. 774-6500 clean, looks good, Real Eatate
------BUSINESS OFFICE LOST • 2925 EMPLOYMENT MM.DTAftU&D
Busy walk-in locllan. Chlld'• bed with built· PETS 8t ~~~.g~:i~l:k~=• St~: FOR RENT 2769 FOUND In deak, great cond, ANIMALS 6049 bles, 673·2995 eirt. 2
EXECUTIVE aUIT•
OC Airport. S25().
$700. Full aervlce
$100. 71 ... 833-9550
Executive autt••
near John Wayne Air·
port. Service• avail·
able. O•vld 436-6665
S225. 714/536-9566 ~· F«'**w
LOST CAT cal nw.!.11•111 ·-:1 Coffee table $35, sect &l'U\PT &PET rn -sofa S 175, Whlr1pool l'¥V -Nemplft elec dryer $150, wall Every Sat & Sun atliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •REWARD• EMPLOYMENT Small Brown Burma" 5530
FIAT 9070
~•"NI KO"•~
Viclnlt}' of Julmlne CrMk, COM. In lhe
evening, on April 6th
Please call 760-5314
bed 1250. 7:12·9302 PETSMART, Fountain '79 Spider. Black w/ 673• 7300 Vallev. Puppies, kit· tan inVtop. Very good
TEACHER l!::=:!:=:!:=:!:=:!:~~~~DAYBED wht/brass, tens and more, all cond In/out. Must nll. * * Retell complete W/1rundle & looking for loving, car· $1800. 495-5243 Co-teach, IT/pr• OUT OF SANTA FE · matt'a. Never used. Ing homes. CALL 241· achool, FT or •tter· , noon•, UCI Campus/ PT/FT exp d salH· Coat $850, must sell 0317 tor more Info. 1-....--------
LOST Women• Gucci Irvine. Xlnt work cond, people for upacele $250 cash. 774-6500 BRINDL•. •a MIX MERCURY 9135 w•tch • blk leather FT ... _ fl 12 u 't So. Western •hop In "" ---l.-J..-L_J_.Jll••······· band• Nr B-V St. CM ...... ne ts, ms Fashion laland. Hrtv+ c:>ouble Ded set·S pc. ON DEATH ROW BUSINESS 8r Reward • 722·1252 ECE. 854-9030 comm. 854·5399 . Hardwood, traditional. Male, 2 vr•. Very cute '87 Top11 ---------S1 000 WKLY stuffing $200 gd end 831·3388 and very sweet dog. ~-+--+--"•FINANCE LOST: 1 race & 20 min e~velopes at hOme. Salee People wanted ESTATE SALE Great with kld•I But II••••••••• to FrHmont Ponce. No exp Free auppllest tor gltt baaket cart In L h f I needs to be onlv dog
xlnt cond, $2500 obo.
must sellll 668-0859
BUSINESS
FOR SALE 2900
Send all condolence• Info SASE· LIFETIME Fashion laland. FT/PT. HI •r ·h •fa, iv.8" In hOme. Please help•---------
c/o Newport Bch PO. OepL 12; ·Box 2t09: MaurMn, 991-4708 ;;:C:O ~s:in~· 51~o8 save. Can't adopt? Be SUBARU 9200
FOUND: 1 1st place Brownwood, TX 76804 SHIPPINQ/RCVING bo u ed c d a foster or volunteer. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
BakeJ' to Vegu tro-***AIRLINES•** Min exp req. Faat ~v91: 8~~8 an • Call 714/859-2704. 85 4 or GL10 5apd, AC, phv, Peewee Div. Call learner Beneflta EOE Saladay at 790-4416 Now hiring entry level. F(r MS 20/h 7 ;41&47: Like-new Leather Full ---------pwr window•, xlnt Int,
Customer service/bag-2329 G~rda~· Grove alze couch & chair SPORTING 80k ml. $1959 obo. gage handlers, manv Beaullful off white 831·7149
other positions. $400. TelemarktUng color $750. 848·9822 GOODS\ 6065 --------Video Store, automated ••••••••• :n--t--r--t--111 video renting bual·
neu. Gros• S75K. R• PERSONALS
quire• onlv PT Mgmt. ••••••••• No employ.... Coal•
Men. (714) 457·1969
$1200 wkly. Local or Exp'd Telemarketers TOYOTA 9210 relocation. Application nHded for tem to MOVING·On bed good E
& Info 1·510-796-9675 full·tlme poslt1o:S In cond $100, triple drar Soron .. , pd $1500, w/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ext. A241 . co~ta MHat. bOn
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Pw:•rON'11Tr 3002 Bo ... Tall Drivers perm•n•n •• • ' ' ' •nrf, AC, PW, PM. PS, •---------~ A&.."1 .,. $2000·$4000/mo. All glsware. 1214 Rutland Mags, 5spd, Shatpl
-------BUSINESS ulatlng account•. Rd 1 Wed & Th 8-12 TICKETS $2500 firm 631·7149 --------------------...;;.------I OPPORTUNITY Exotic aweet Girt• Need Class B (w/alr Pie ... call United Per· Muat S•lll· Formal 6075
2904 11 local Oattlint + brake e(\dorsement) aonnel, 572·1443 Cherry OuHn Anne iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii& TRUCvr
Patty/Fanta•v Une or Clas• A drivers ,tor Work at Ho,....Lote Dining rm Hl, unused Angele aeason tlctka, &"'1
NEWPORT D'l:NTALS TO 80().ns-8928, $2.50/mill growing transportauon of ...... a •• , Send $2150. 7pc. Cherry BR 2 aeets, club lvl, $13liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9220
MJSCE'' 11-.rrOUS .u; Ground ftoor oppty, FIND PUCE department to handle SASE to· RAE 638 set, $2000. 895-6048 'each. 310/576-2127 89'Ford Truck BEACH 2 669 JJ..IMl&; SHARE 2724 juice bar phenom· dellverle• throughout Camino d~ Lo• Ma es OuallV Crewcap
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IRE•NT·Jl· TC:...... enoA. Nutrition expert & CONFl~ENCEll IThru LA VEN , OC, and SB C-240-413, San Cl~m: SOFA·W~ullt ~.n dbl Truck Lo mllH. S 14K • ..,.... a person .. psyc c Count!•• ent• c• ..,2673 reclln•r• 81 blue obo. 760-0772 6 WKS FREE RENT CDM Pll1 Br/B•, pvt w/dvnamlt• bualn•H 1·900-725-lJOOO x 5668 , "., v~lvet,llke new. Sac TRANSPORt'•n~· entr, studv rm + den, plan. 875-9660 S3.99/mln,must be 18 Part·Ume, 20-30 houra 1 ____ ......._____ s 175 obo. 650-6530 n &UR -----....----WITH LEASE!! w/d, gar, new pnVc:rpt. yra. Proc:al Co. per week. $8.00/Hr. EMPLOYMENT •••••••• ANTIQUES 8t
2BR·3BR Apts, 2 ROOMS 2706 Onlv ahare kitchen.I••••••••• 602·954-7420 Most dellverles ere --------• CLASSICS
Years Newl Family iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Perfect for couple. ••TUOUNCE~UTS -------PM, aome AM. SERVICES 5533 MERCHANDISE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii2ii5ii0 complex, pool, play· Coet• Meaa-Female $800/mo. 'Or 18R ARR auon1 HOT & WILD! MISC. 6015 BOATS 7011
ground 850.8310 non·•moker. Child $450. 675-5352 I••••••••• 1-8()().86(Hl969 Applv In peraon: ..... _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
LIDO PENINSULA OK. Must Ilka cats.1'u,..-g....,,B'""c""'h-ah-r-ap_a_c.,.lo-u-a Toll Free Call 330 W Bay St, Please be aware that in
2BR Mobile home 631·9011 After 6pm ocn view hse, pvt bL•-1-0-S-T-._-------..,M,.,,...a..,.tc-,..h""'D""a""t'""e-L'""l'""n_•_ Costa Mesa. the llatlnga In this cat· 200 vr old Chinese cabl· 17~ Bo•t Whaler
1 A u 151hl Pvt • egory mav require vou neta, tables, etc. 90 HP Johnson
1946 Plymouth Woodlf totallv restored, all
receipts. Blll m•roon. .$19,500-310-..915-1588 I abvah1 S8p00.r S 300 ---------lndry. $485. Eve 499-Guye, Girts, Other• lntervl~lng: to c•ll • """" numb~ Bronzes: (24) Incl U· Classic, no trailer, c · 1 mo. HOTELS sass; dV 310-398-8157 FOUND 2925 1·900-78Match x 280 -~ .vv ... v 1 548 6845 673·6030 7 days s2.49 min. 18+ K&L through April 15. In which there Is a gers, elephants, Mon-ery c ean. · ---------
710 Lido Park Dr 6 MOTELS 2718 STORAGE Ent. 702.593-0303 No phone calla, charge per minute. gollan •lave table. No room left
2742 FOUND WO.ENI please. •--~-------c Io I• son n e, fl sh ---------I th Npt H11ht•. 2Br 1ea, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPORTS FANSI PILOT c• •sstFIED bowie, lots of legal POWER BOATS n e garage
pool, garrtdens8' so'", dry LIVE IN LAGUNA liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WEDDING RllfGll u p T 0 DATE It'• th• •oMlon you're On th• move? lvorv Incl Netsukea, 7012 for the car?
rm, c.rpo · mo. Furn Studios, kitchen· PARK STORAGE • • • • • • SCORE a , P 0 INT hlPPo bone tusk•, lots
Sml pet ok. 645-4900 ettea, TV, pool. $175 Storage/garage, alz•• Near border of Coata SPREADS & MORE IHrchlng for • wheth· Sell your extra of rosewood furniture iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A c•ll to
Npt Hts 28r 211 SHO & up wit. 494-5294 12x21 In CM. LowHt MH• and Newport t-900-562-noo x2597 ~~,::,u·~~ :••king n , household Incl curio & china cab· Lvman·18 classic b•Y· cl•••lfied c•n
New paint, cpt, blinds. Buy It. Sell II. Find 11. PrlcH. Office •l•o Beach. PleaH c•ll $2.99/mln, must be 18 • new oc patlon or Items, lne11, etc. 1240 Logan, boat: xlnt cond: totanv
Balcony, gar. No pets Cl•••lfled. avail. Located N_. and Identity ring. yra. Procall Co. even• airav-pet. Unit II, Costa Mesa rebll, trophy winner. help 760·1713 or 857·1n6 port & 17th. 756-32n Brld9et•e7a.e22s 802·954-7420 lo Classified 722-4552 $5500. 759-0400 ·---------,
Don't Rep I a o • ---------~1 Rl.otrloel wertl
Reel••• Tuba•lll .. CONCRETE • Local Uc. contractor
tlnk•••P•••flberglua ... ..,ONRY 3557 Quick R••pon••I repair. Fr•• In home ~ FrH EIS. eS0-7042
Ht. Guar 859-1795
"•modele.Addltlona Cement/brick/stone/tile
Kllchen1. framing to dfVWY •lab 12.50/aq n
flnl1h. Uc. Rafi. Fr" 1tamped concrete
Eat. John 748-4~49 l.1'84115515 • e3t~310 ·----------
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5% Ott w/ad 1573·2937
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