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Home My WebLink About1994-05-06 - Orange Coast Pilot--~-. -__ ....,_ ·~ ~ ..... -.~,___,-... ~ - --~ ' THE NE)VPORT BEACH • • A chance of showers still exists MlnLY from the slow-!;i!.>!J!> I moving cold front bumbling along our coast. Maybe mom would like a timely new umbrella Sunday. ·'---See Weather, Page 2 Winner of Ca lifornia Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 Trustees .· to ponder future ol CLAS test ~ School board schedules meetingJh is morning to consider canteling controversial exam for district eighth and 10th graders. BY Russ LoAR, STAn Wanu NEWPORT-MESA -School board membe rs will come together thb morning in a hastily arranged _meeting 10 consider canceling the-eighth-and---tt}rh- grade CLAS tests scheduled fo r next \\Cek. "We decided i1 is in 1he best interests of our dis- trict for our boanlJ.o_ meet. in speci;il session on the slibject of Cc.AS tests," said Ed Decker, bpard pre!i.i- dent of 1he Newport-Mesa· Unified School Db1ric1. "We need to decide whether or not .to proceed "ith administering the eighth and l 0th grade tests.,. The California Learning Assessment System te!i.I is scheduled for fourth, fifth, eighth and 10th grades next week. • · lf school board members ngree to cancel the 1es1, Newport-Mesa would \>ecorne the fifth school dbtrict in the state to refuse to give the CLAS test. • 1'11010) llY ~Lo.c ~\Akm~. DAILY PILOT Stale officials have put school districts on notice that they will seek a court order against any dbtrict refusing to administer the test. Ml~iam Torres, 18, leads the Ritmo Latino dancers during a Cinco de Mayo performance of Folklorico dances at Costa Mesa High School. Showing their pride "There is a law that says the test has to be admin· istered," said state Department of Education spokes- woman Susie Lange. "lt's a violation Qf the parents See TEST/Page 5 ' Latino students perform in Cinco de Mayo festival at Costa Mesa High. School Coastal Inn is cited . ' for 1 ;225 violations Sophomore Olivia Ayala performs a song during a Cinco de Mayo celebration Thursday at Costa Mesa High School. BY MAllNIE McLEOD, STAFF Wama M iriam and De1sa Torres had barely learned to walk when they learned their Ci.-st folklorico dance in their native Mexico City. Fift een years later 1hc sisters 'performed the dances before peers 4lnd lCachcrs 4lt Thursdny's Cinco de Mayo ce leb ration al Co!>ta Mesa High School. .' "With ou r dancb, \\e· show. everything we know and our 'pride for our country," said Dcls41, 17, of Costa Mesa. From El Jarabe, a traditional folk dance, to La Quebradii:i, a populat modern dance, about '.!O dancers wit h the high school's Ritmo La1ino (Spanish for Latin Rhythm) dance troop performed to five audiences of students in the school's Lyceum in observance of Cinco de Mayo. lletween dance performances, some students sang in Spanish while one FYI Cinco de Mayo, which is Spanish for the fifth of May, celebrates the 1862 defeat of a powerful French army by a smaller but dauntless Mexican fo rce. Jn Mexico, people usually get a day off from work, but many natives say the holiday isn'1 as widely celebrated there as it is in the U.S. did a rap number lo represent 1he \;uicty of interests Latino students share. Audience members cheered 1heir "peers on stage by clapping and hollering in lime wilh the music. During La Quebradita, dancers brought audience members up to See HSTIVAL/P•9• 5 ~ Ci ty building officials condemn part of the motel and tell owners to fix the infractions or demolish the building within 30 days. BY LOIUA.~N BASii EDA, STMF \\'arn:a COSTA MESA -City building officials slapped the long-troubled Coastal Inn '' ith more than l ,225 viol'1-· lions T~dny, condemning some of the units and posting danger signs on others. Owners Guni and Sureth Sheth are ordered 10 ci· ther fix or demolish the 40-unit motel. plu!i. !I.Orne of the cottages on the propcriy, loc::i1cd al 2374 J\:c,,pon Blvd., w.ithin 30 days. Ci1a1ions were posted on the motel door~ Thu~day. less than a month afte r the o'' ncrs h::indcd C\1Ct1on no- tices to tenants \\ho had been compl::iining about the subs1andard conditions. . Fed up with the rat . roaches and dilapidation, 1cn- ants in 21 units, ''hich house: 25 children, inniatcd ;i stormy rent strike sever41J months ago. demanding 1h:u conditions be improved. . In response, Coastal Inn O\\nets defended their See VIOLATIONS/Pot• 4 Rampage recalled as 'a very long, intense day' ON THI COVER The painting on page 1 tod ay is by local artist George Tapley. For information on original paintings, call 722-6535. Knight shares his worldly knowledge with local group ~ It was one year ago today that postal worker Mark Hilbun sent Newport into a frenzy as he allegedly killed two and injured three others in shooting spree. BY LolllA.NN BAS HEDA, STAFF Wamf. NEWPORT BEACH -It was one year ago loday when ex-postal worker Mark Hilbun plunged this seaside town into a state of panic, sending reporters nrmcd with scanners scrambling to track the seemingly endless crime spree and confounding police who tried in vain to find some pattern to the madness. It wns shortly after 9 a.m. when Hilbun allegedly strolled inlo the Dana Point Post Office wearing a T-shin emblazoned with the word "psycho'' and opened fire while shouting the name of a female co- worker/love-interest who he had been stalkina. One letter carrier was killed, another injured. Next, Hifbun alleJedty drove to a nearby condominium where he shot a man. ln the meantime, po- lice had tracked Hilbun's vehicle re1istration to his mother's home on Mariaold Avenue . In Corona EVents or May a, 1993 • 9:45 a.m. -M':lrk Hilbun allegedly enters a Dana Point post oflicc and o~ns fire . Letter carrier k1Ucd; clerk wounded. • 10:00 a.m. - A mnn living in n condominium complex just blocks from tbe post office is shot. • 12:30 p.m -Police break into the home of suspect's mother and find her dead from multiple &tab wounds, ulong with her dog. • 3:00 p.m. -Costa Mesa businesswoman is shot multiple times 11 intersedion of Olff Drive and Si,nal Road after traffic altercation. del Mar. ' ' Inside, Frances Hiibun, 63, ond her cocker spaniel were discovered stabbed to death. The hunt was on. "I remember when we were 01 his mother's · residence and 'he second call cAme in about mote shots fired and there was &uddcnly 11 A:cry tragic re•lization that these were connected and we atill hod a su$pcCt at &brge," recalled New· ... lllL8Ull/fttl9e I MAM: MAant1. °"1u l'lLOT nu"'°'° Mark Httbun cturtng court IPPI..,._ on May 10, 1913. NUM81U BUSINESS FAX 631-5902 CIRCULATION 800-252-9 141 CLASSIFIED 642-5 678 NEWSROOM 540-1224 NEWS FAX 646-41 70 HOTLINE 642-6086 SPORTS 642-4330 INDIX . Around Town ................. 6 Bchine the Scenes .......... 3 Oassificd ...................... 11 Fine Print ........................ 7 Legal Notices .................. 9 Police Files ..................... 2 Sports ..........................•.• 8 Weather ......................... 2 ~.:..c::'~ .. ~·~ .. 0 ~.,.. • ....,.,,,,,,,,... .. • Sir Eldon Griffiths tells GOP club about the importance of a strong fore ign policy. BY Russ LoAJl, Snn wun._ NEWPORT DEACH -lt is .'.I rare moment indeed to ca1ch Sir Eldon Griffith~ at a losS for inrormation. l le i a sr:idu:n c of Cambridge and Yale universities, n former com: pondcnt for Time, Life, Fortune and Newsweek International. a former member of Parhament and a former speech writer for three Driti h prime ministers. Sir Eldon, 67, knighted by Queen Eliz::ibcth in 1987, in fact di played a dizzying l..nowledgc or interruttiona' polilin durin•• luncheon speech in . Newport on Wednesday. But as pan or lhe first American delcaation lo travel '° Vietnam since the tartina or the trade cmbarao, he wu fon:cd to c:onress complete iporancc on the aubjcc\,,~ "aiaolO pip. .. A-~11Aae entreprencw-, cxplainina tba• be WM in tile -. , .. .· t a Friday, May 61 1994 Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Piiot . Celebratipg · ~other's Day at the library W hether her hand rocks the cradle or rules the. roost in you r home, chances are you'll want to celebrate with mom this weekend. For inspiration ;md contcmplatipn, turn to the library. Need a card or gift more personal than something store·bought? Even grown-ups can find inspiration in "Make Cards!," featuring in!.tructions for 21 hand-crafted wish-bearers, Check It Out including pull-out cards, collage cnrds, pop-up c:irds and cards shaped ~ike pigs or piaa slices. Fo r something more ambitious, check out "Make Gifts!," offering details for such practical presents as handmade paper, custom calendar~. fancy flower pots and pop je\\clry, plus plans for zany zeora or rainl>ow wrap made from plain paper towels. Uot~ juvenile and adult sections include cookbooks for aspiring chefs plannrng a ~1othcr"'s Day rucal. Find the secrets for such subsrantial fare as Poohanpiglct Pancakes and Apricot Honey l3read and Muffins in '·The Pooh Cook LOCALS ©NLY MANAGJNG EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, 540.1224, ext. 363 Book." Check out ···The Bed & llreakf a.st Cooi...book" lor~T5 brc;ilITast, bruncn an tea - recipes from 1.t7 13 & Us across the country. r . Fo11. nrg OAIL\' r1tor _Stan 0.unn..lett. holds guDS-cm.bad-QUY$ in his role-as the Cisco-Kict1n1a scene rom nThe Caballero's Way" in 19~ After )ou've broken bread with your.mom, you may want to turn your attention to your rcl:.ltiomhip with her. Learn to better understand mother-daughter bonds in "How to Manage Your ~!other," outlining six of the most common maternal Sl)les for daughters Explor-ing the· life to i<lcntify with, plus strategics for equalizing . the mother-daughter balance of power. and times of. the Cisco Kid Examine the emotional life of care-givers and the psychology of nurturing in "The f\1)th of the Dad f\1othcr," including chapters on !>Cparation, inqividuation, maternal clinging.and compul-;ivc night. Stan Dunn originally .played the movie hero in 1913. He spent his final years in· Costa Mesa. · . \ If you're a \\Orking mother overwhelmed "ith guilt for mi!.sing claS£ trip!. and not baking birthday cal.cs from scratch, you'll fin<) n:assurance in "My Mother Worked apd 1 Turned Out Okay," a collection of anecdotes framed by \vorking mom Katherine Wyse Goldman, daughter of bestselling author Lois Wyse, who supplies the aftemord. C onfront the ambivalence of women facing the contradictions of modem mothering in "The Mother Puzzle," a thoughtful examination of how a new generation deals '"ith the career clock, the fertility industry and other terrain •1ffecting motherhood. From the !.torics of many wol'ncn, learn how 10 strengthen the feminine soul in '.'Sto.ries from the Motherline." 01hcr !.clectiom take a lighter look ::i.t tho fulfillment and fru~trntion of having children. "Motherhood is lii...e Albania -you can't tru'>t the brochures, you have to go there," write'> Marni Jackso n in "The Mother Zone," an account of love, laundry and other tcrnwry traversed by the modern family. Other a"cnucs of parenting in the po'>t-pnbulum years, including such critical isi.uci. as The Great War Over the Cherries -. in the Fruit Cocktail, arc perused in "The Mother Side of Midnight" by local author, culumn1-,t and mother of three, Teryl Zarnow. Now that )ou·vc honored and explored motherhood, i1's time to i.clllc down with your own liule ones for a touching talc about unconditional love. Among the most captivating· b "Mama, Do You Love Mc?," a picture book about a child testing the limits of her-mdcpcndcnce, sci in an unusual, strongly illustrated Arctic sc~ting. LnUonrw Kle11ltz Is tJ1e Newport Dench libraria11. "Check It Out" is '•ritt<m by the stnff of Jhc Ncnport lJcoch Public Librory. Tiiis llN~k's co/um11 Is by S1m1 Dnrnldc and Linda Kline. nv DON CANTIU:?LL, S1•CCIAL TO Tiit OAILY l'tLOt W hile many cheered the return of the Cisco Kid \o television in a recent film by director Luis V<1ldez, not mnny know tlfe first movie Cisco spent the last part of his life in Costa Mesa. There were a flood of former Ciscos, including Cesar Romero, Gilbert Roland and Duncan Renaldo, who.corrallec.J millions of fans. Bui Hollywood has yet to do extensive homework1 on The Cisco Kie.I. The original Cisco Kid, Stan Dunn, who was billed as Herbert S1anlcy in 1913-15 for Eclair Studios in Tucson, Ariz., lived out his last years in Costa Mesa. lie was not Latino nor did he have a side~in more than 100 Cisco films that were distributed across the U.S. and Europe. In fact, 1he second Cisco, Warner Baxter, was also white. He scored the biggest Cisco triumph, capturing one of the first Oscars in 1929 for his role in the film "In Old Arizona." Dunn, who died.at 87 in March 1979 ~H his Costa Mesa home, once recalled with amusement that Baxter was told by one director that he was the first Cisco. Baxter was astonished one day in 1935 when Dunn showed him st ills from 1913·15. Dunn was no stranger in Costa Mesa or Orange County. In fact, former Costa Mesa Mayor A.L. Pinkley and his wife Lucy, who came to know him, drove him up to Cypress College in.,l~e , could receive pne ~sll:loo first Americana ~ ar~K·r And his granddaughter, Vikki Dunn Richey, was a longtime Gostn Mesa resident before moving to Prescott, Ariz:, abqut four years ~1go, She retains a V:lst collection of Dunn's early Cisco, stills, one six-gun and a wide·brimmed hat he wore in films. Dunn, who grew up playing piano in steamy Coney Island bars with a life-tong friend named Jimmy Durante, was only 20 when Eclair, based in New York, sent him and a big staff to Tucson to do nothing but Cisco movies. He said there was little reason to suggest he was destined to become the silver screen's first Cisco "because others were being considered." B ut the director, Webster Cullison, finally decided the others were too old. "I le wanted a young kid so he picked me," he once said in an interview. The first film, a three-reeler, was "The Caballero's Way," based on an O. Henry short story. It drew immediate success across the U.S. and Europe. . Dunn said the rest of the early Cisco films were one-reelers and he and his wife, the late Bertha Challinger, a one-lime New York newspaper writer, wrote the rest of the scripts. "I had the idea and she'd write ,,, ~ut ~n_.a~he ~ '-ft•n -J . ' "We were the first (movie- makers) in Tucson and it was the first movie series ever filmed. I was also the first film cowboy to use two guns." D unn recalled that he wa sn't much of a cowboy when he started. "I couldn't ri de a' horse in the beginning or shoot a gun either, but we were firing blanks so it really didn't matter .. "I didn't have a mustache either," he added, "but they made one up." He saw his salary rise quickly as the movies became more and more popular. "My pay soon jumped from 35 to 45 dollars a week, and that was big money in tho~e days. "You could buy a steak dinner in Tucson for 25 or 30 cents. 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Chance ot liaht r.tln and thunderstorm• durTna IM ~y. ,. \. ... . . - c1ns1•1 Corona del Mar scenic race ts sat for June 4 More than 3,500 runners are expected to compete in the 13th annual Corona del Mar Scenic SK Run/2K Walk June 4, which winds through the streets or Corona del Mor. The entry rec is $18 for runners nnd $15 for walkers, which includes a race T-shirt and a breakfast pass to sponsor along "restaurant row." Pre-registration is encouraged. Race day si~n ups begin at 6:30 a.m. with aerobic wa rm ups at 7:30. The women's race begins at 8, the men's at 8:30 and the fun walk at 8:45. The event in organized by the Corona del Mar Cham- be r of Commerce and the Newport Deach Community Service Department. Proceeds from the race go toward the revitilazation of downtown Corona del Mar and the youth sports program for the community service department. As part of the 90th an niversary of Corona dcl Mnr ceJCOration, commcm· orative posters will be given to the first 2,500 partici- pants. For a registration packet, eall 644-3151. Monday deadline to register for June primary Monday is the last day to register 10 vote in the June 7 primary elc.ction. City clerks around the coun ty will be open until 8 p.m. Monday to ussist in voter registration and the Registrar of Voters at 1300-C.S. Grand Ave. in Santa Ana will be open until midnight. To register to vote, a person must live in California, be a United States citizen and not on parole or serving jail time. All registrants must also be 18 years old by June 7. Voters must re-register if they have moved or cllanged their name since the last time they voted. f orms are available at all city halls, public libraries, post oCfices and the departments of Motor Vehicles during regul ar hours. Call 567-7600. OCC 8xP8CtS 70% of grads to continue studies Acco rding to officials at Orange Cotist College, more than 70% of its 1994 graduates plan to transfer to four-year colleges and universities. OCC is expecting to grad- uate 1,326 students on May 26. An additional 603 stu· dents arc to receive certifi· cates of achieveme nt in 80 voca tional fields. 1 Of the graduates, 2 I 1 live 1n Costa Mesa and 87 reside .in Newport Oeach. -By tlu: D:iily Pilot POLICI FILIS COITAMHA Placentia A~nue: Roughly $7,000 worth of antique chinu, silver, scarves and hats were stolen from a storage unit in the 2000 block. Wut Wilson: Three crates containing more than $2,000 worth of tools were stolen from the garage of a home in the 140 block. Various Locations: Autos were reported stolen Wednesday from the 100 block of Clearbrook Lune, the 1900 block of Harbor Doulcvard and the 2400 block of Newport Doulc~ard. NIWPOIT llACH Cnmelback: A 1988 Dodge was Slolen from the 1000 block. Enco~ Court: Dikes were srolcn from the aaruac of u home In the 30 block. lArk.spur: A VCR ond c11mcordcr were itolcn (rom a home in the 600 block. • • . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Friday,· May 6, 1994 3 PulllzeP-s have local connection Sliva tights aid -to illegal-Immigrants P ULITZER PRIZt WINNER -There was a local angle to the Pulitzer Prizes awarded last month. Among the winners was Michael Ramirez of the Memphis Commercial Appeal as the country's best editorial cartoonist. Ramirez has a Newport Beach connection. He was a UCI student BY M.u.c S. PosNE~ STArF Wann HUNTINGTON BEACH -Su- pcrvisorial hopeful Jim Silva is at- temptillg to block the donation of $1.6 million in federal funds to local service agencies because - he says -it's unclear if any of the 18 groups provide help for illegal immigrants. "California is in a life raft and sinking," said Silva, a Huntington Beach coucilman who is hoping to replace outgoing supervisor Har-•· riett Wieder. ''And we're pulling in more and more people. Our responsibility is 10 1ake..care of the public and edu- cation. We don't ,have the money to do thq." Silva, Who is a1tempting to stake '' CAufoUUA IS IN A LID aAFI' AND SDIKIMq •• : Qua. USPONSIBILITY IS TO TAD CAU OP THB PUBLIC AND EDUCATION. WB DON'T HAVE" • _ TIJB MONEY TO DO TIUT. '' JIM SILVA have voted to send it back and in two weok.s we would have had a cleane,d up version. As a council- man, I can't close the border off. Dut I can vote to deny g.iving money to agencies th:u service il- legal aliens." Silva and Huntington Beach Ma)Or Linda Moullon-Pauerson arc among the candidates f8ir the 2nd District Supervisorial seal, \\hich represents Costa Mesa as \\Cit as Hunlington Beach. lm- migra1ion has been a hot topic in lhe .race. Moulton-Patterson said al Monday's meeting that she sup· ponea the :ud to the ngcncies al- though !ihe favors clamping down on illegal immigration. A!>ked about a 1990 decision by then-Hou!iing and Urban Develop- ment Secretary Jnck Kemp that such funds couldn'r be kept Crom when editor Durt Sims of the Newport Ensign hired him to become the part-time editorial _ cartoonist for the local paper. out the conservative label in a five- candidate race, ended up on the losing side however when his coun- cil colleagues voted 5-2 to approve the aid. ------------·· local ngencies because they provide "Michael was creative and a clear thinker, his style was rough but he had promise.'' notes Sims, who Dut on a separate, identical 5-2 vote, the council voted to develop a policy to determine if agencies that provide services for illegal immigrants will be able to apply for such grants next year. help for illegal immigrants, Silva said: "Well, let them sue us." "The American public, especially here in Orange Coun1y, is sick and tired of seeing their hard-earned money wasted on people Y.ho shouldn't even be here," Silva said. "If the citizens of Huntington Beach could vote on this issue it Y.ould have been de- feated by a very, very wide mnrgin ." Behind the Scenes C111uSTOr11Ea 6JSAI'. DAILY l'ILOT Supervisorlal hopeful Jim Silva tried to block $1 .6 million donation. Silva said that wasn't good enough, calling his col- leagues' comments "lip service." "lf they were at all serious," Silva said, "they could worked as a a..----------------------------------------------------------------------------------, reporter, colufl'\nist and editor at . the LA Herald 'Examiner for some 35 )'Cars before publisher Herb Suuon hired him to the key post iu the Ensign, Antique .car · racers . get ready to embark . on cross-country journey • Bv ROBERT DARKER• STAFF Wa1 ru greater, is expected for this year's throughout Orange County, 10 a.m. jump-off on Father's particularly Newport Deach. F or the second year in u Day, Sunday, June 19. The race is expected to end row, 80 to 100 classic :ind Ton• McRae, Grc·•tRac:\., J I 2 ti s h" , u 1.: u y on 1c usque .inna Sims encouraged Ramirez to attend the National EdiloriaJ Cartoon Convention in San Diego, where Ramirez made a number of connections with cartoonists of national note. Ramirez labored a1 the Ensign on local issues from antique cars will depart • Ltd.'s·exccuiive dircctoi;, said al a Dridge in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. from the Huntington Deach City Pier in th e 12th annual Greut City Hall press conference this "There's something about old Americun Race across Americn. week that racers from around the cars that make people friendly 1980-.83 befor o'li.ng on lQlne ews"l>OsiTn South County, eventually becoming syndica1ed --1::-Jst-ycarabotrt-50,000-:Ctd c::ir---wofld-p.lan t~mpc~c-fuF...&----.irttl reroovc barriers;»-McRao lovers wilnes!ied the first-ever purse .. of $225,000. said. "They make people smile nationally wi th Copley Syndicate. For the pa!it seven years he's been the resident editorial cartoonist Tor the Memphis Commercial Appeal. f Sims has tremendous pride in helping 1he young man get his start in the business, and in just a few years winning the coveted Pulitzer Prize. -0 HOMEWORK HOTLINE - Just in lime for the final weeks of school, there is a new resource available for area students ~~at specializes in math and science assistance. The Homewqrk Hotline is open from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesda)'S and Thursdays and is starrca by M$:Donnell Douglas employees and retirees who volunteer their time. The Homework Hotline has been in operation for a year, serving Huntington Dench und Fountai n Valley and is being expanded '" include our two cities. The numbers to call are 896-5589 or (800) 876-3867. Jim de Boom is the onnL'r of Tiie £1·cnt Office', a sc/100/ trustL'c and n community actfrist. His colum11 nppCJlrs c1rcry Friday. start of the race from the pier. ln past years, the cross-country and laugh." 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I 4 Friday, May 6, 1994 VIOIATIONS is familiar with cases where ten· ants have been excused from pay· ,._ f" -:-·Olva w ~ 8 in' rent, but-only .after proving 10 ,... •• found-=-~ w,. a Judge that they had been paying motel, accusing the tenants of con· ..,_ rent ior un1·nhabitable housing. . h . l . .d lattoat ..... CDlllll .... coct1ng 1 e v10 allons to 11vo1 pny· Centner said Coastal Jnn ten-. Thole viol1&loal llldude: ang rent. ants believed the city's citation The tenants have since taken • llllld ud rodCat blitz on Thursday would h1tve been their cases to court to fight the iGlestaliom. • sufficient proof of that. eviction notices. One family -the • • Pmblena ~ Spix, for example, said it is not first 10 begin withholding rent Jast • fi9oMd el uncommon for a tenants rent to fall -lost Inst week and was or· wi81~ .. _1: • • b d d b t so t i dered out of their unit by the Or· • ructural -.acaenctCS. e re uce . Y up o percen or •Structures buil1 without roach infestations alone. ange County Marshats. permi&s. "J know of cases where tenants On Thursday, Harbor Municipal .. • Leak)' roofs. have gouen $30,000 to $60,000 Court Judge Frances Munoz ruled paid back 10 them following a tha~ two more tenants did not court victory where they proved · have 10 pay any back rent after they were overpaying rent for un· they presented him with copies of Deach attorney who specializes in inhabitable conditions," Quezada the violations. Munoz did not housing cases, maintains that overrule the eviction, however, based on a state Supreme Court said. · So far, however, Coastal Inn meaning the tenants must (ind a case, a tenant is excused from pay· tenants, some of whom have lived new home within the week. ing rent "to the ex'ent there exists "' at the md\el for nearly a decade, Jui.1 down the hall in another problems threatening their haven't been as fort1Jnate. Even if courtroom, however, commissioner health." . Richard Fredrickson ordered two Violhtions levied against the their evictions were overruled by the courts, there is a chance that other tenants to pay all back rent Coastal Inn by city officials in· and comply with their eviction no· elude insect and rodent infcsta· the motel, long plagued by drugs tice -c;ven , after touring the tions, problem plumbing, exposed and prostitution, will be torn down motel for himself. electrical wiring and structures if Coastal Inn owners decide not Fredrickson apparently ordered built without a permit. to invest any money for repairs. the bailiff to drive him to the . Centner, a 32-year·old mot-her The -Sheths could not be Coastal Inn Thursday after Guni .of three who has been residing at reached for comment Thursday Sheth allegedly denied the deplor-the Coastal Inn for a year, saio despite repeated attempts. able coriditions listed in the city· she ·didn't join the rent strike until In a earlier inletview, Guni issued cita tions when she took the a doctor recently told her that her Sheth said the only thing wrong stand . ' daughter had contracted an infec-with her motel is the tenants, who "The commissioner said, 'Bailifi, lion in the .lining of her lungs now owe her $20,000 in back rent. go get a car,"' recounted Sharon caused by airborne rodent excre-The Cloastal Inn rents rooms on a. Centner. "We were so excited, we ment. On further investigation, weekly basis, charging between $25 were practically do_yig cartwheels Centner said she found a rats' nest .and $185 a week. in the courtroom." in the gutted boxspring on her If the Sheth's don't comply, they The commissioner, bailiff ·and daughter's bed. Centner video-could face criminal charges carry· clerk th en drove to the Coastal taped the mess and contacted ing jail time and fines, according · Inn for a quick peep into two of health officials. to C' De Daca. "We also ordered the units before heading back to "The Coastal Inn ranks right up them not 10 rent out any more the courtroom where he ruled in there," Costa Mesa Building Su· units without city inspe_ption an'd fuvor of the Co:is tal Inn owners. pervisor Tony C' De Oaca )aid. approval." · .. This is a horrible miscarriage "Some of the units arc in pretty As.for the fate of.the remaining of jui.1ice," Centner )a id after the poor condition." , tenants with future court dates: hearing. Fredrickson could no\ be David Quezada, director of the "We're worried about what will reached fo r comment Thursday af-Fair Housing Council of Orange happen to us," said Kym Rothen· tcrnoon. · County, said that while his office berger, a .mother of two. "Who Rich:m.J Spix, a Huntington does not promote rent strikes, he knows?" I SPEECH ........ ,----- &iaolo pia business, stumped him on the subject, despite the fact that Griffiths wu once the owner or a sizable pia farm in England. It turned out that the term &iJolo pig ref erred to the profession - .rather than the breed -of the pig. The owner loaded his 200 pound male pig on his pedicab each day to travel through the countryside, offering his pi,'s services to farmers with swine in heat. "He said to me, 'J will be a millionaire,' " Gri(fiths told members and guests of the Newport Harbor Republican Women who gathere(l at the Newport Beach Country Club on Wednesday. "1 said, 'What will you do then?' And he said to me, 'I will come 10 Orange County.'" President of the World Affairs ' Council of Orange County and a newspaper columnist, Griffiths, a Laguna Niguel resident, said the story illustrates the burgeoning entrepreneurial drive of a country stilt deeply scarred by war. "That is what you find among •many of the farming folk of Vietnam and Asia, and it is that -more than anything else -that makes the Communist system of very little meaning," he said. While he approves of renewed trade with Vietnam, Gri(fiths said the Clinton administration is noundering in foreign policy and disingenuous in claiming credit for free elections in South Africa. "J was unimpressed by the attempt of the president, Mr. Clinton, to claim that this had been brought about in significant measure by ,the United States," he said. 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''(t is enormously important th:u we do nol push the Japanese and Chinese buo one 1no1her'1 arms in a manner 1h11 is hOstile to America,'' he said. Griffiths also warned that jubilance over the end of the Cold War rnust not mask lhe dangers or destabilized nations. The resurgence of Russian na- tionalism in a time of economic turmoil portends the threat or violence in Jhe former Soviet Union; Central Asia is an environ- mental nightmare; Western Eu- rope could face a Russian aggres- sor in the years ahead and Eastern Europe may go the way of the former Yugoslavi:i, Griffiths ):tic.I. "Foreign policy is never easy and you'll always get criticized for whatever you do, but I huve to say the record recently of Somalia, of .. Haiti and of Bosnia is not one that sugges" to me that constancy is the first principle that's being fpllowed in the present White House." In such a calamitous world, Griffiths said it is unfortunate that Americans chose to elect a president with poor foreign policy skills. . "That's what we've got now," he said, "and I think we're paying a heavy price." ~other's Day .Specials t/2 PRICE I \ ' •, J ',,' •,'''' •. J i' JI! .'.l 11 E·Z Parklng bJ Beal- . :~B l E SPORTS LTD . 2931 E~t Cout Bwy ., Corona del Mar, CA• 6715·9700 fllP8'f A,k G~ P'~· Hoot' His Thou~ht-. on Lon!!.l.'\'ity GJ'M' BoOts wiU 6e it Mother's to Honor all M others! He'll be aurographing his new Exxik, - "'The GJ?y in Mel~ and giving out Free Samples of Kyol.ic Garlic and Haw.Wan OtdUds. 83 YEARS YOUNG ~ GJ?Y In'~!" How to look yowiger and have more enctgy. Come Join Us on Mother's Day, May 8th 10amto2pm at OW' Costa Mesa Store-\. for a fun book signing and frtt samples! 225 E.17th St., CostaMesa • ~l-4741 19770 Beach Bhd., H.B. • ~-6667 Presents: Onfy tlie 'Be.st ... . 'Ifu 'Top Orange County Music 'Ilieatrt in a Sfwwcast of 'Taknt You've ?IJ,ver :Jltarti 'Be/ore.I I .Cliantec{air Starcase Singers Music Jils You 1(/.mt.m6er I t ... Live ... / Impromptu ... / ~tJt.r tfuSanu ... t 1"irst 1" ri4ay of 'E.tJtry ?tlontfi 6:00 · 10:00 pm J.t ?o{jelit to 6e ~~,:U,erut. .. 1 JI 'liefit to 6e ~pt.atul. .. ! 11912 NacA,.,.~vd'~ lrvint • (114} 752·8001 NdnQr"' I..,.,.,. Newport Beach/Co1ta Me .. Dally Piiot TEil ........ , __ • _,w;:.-ho want their kids to take h." But Newpon·Mesa Superinten- dent Mac Bernd said the school district could end up in court no matter what board members de· cidc. School districts throughout the state arc being sued by groups that charge that some of the test's controversial essay questions arc a violation of student pPivacy laws. "In examining the tests for my- self, I think there is very good rea- son for the board to deliberate on this and make a decision," Bernd said. School board member Sherry Loofbourrow, preside nt of the Cal- ifornia School Boards Association, pushed for the release of the con- troversial test to school board HILBUN Fre• Pe .. 1 port Beach Sgt. Andy Gonis. "It was probably the most abrupt se- ries of shooting inc;idents we've ever experienced. And it became a very long, intense day that really didn't end until Hilbun was in cus- tody several days later." · Hilbuo's third tnrgct was Patti Salot. The Costa Mesa business· ·woman had been driving by the corner of Signal Road ;:ind Cliff Drive ·when s~e spotted Hilbun in a truck with a set of her com- pany's magnetic signs stuck to the ~w . e ' Fri memben statewide. She said she believes the tests may be a viola· don of Education Code 60650, which prohibltt questionlna stu· dents about their beliefs In the areu of sex. famTiy life and moral· ity without prior permission Crom a parent or guardian. State officials soy the low does not allow school districts to cancel the test. "The remedy is that you seek parental approval, not that you ref use to gave the exam," Lnnge said. "Tite real losers will be the kids who don't get to take it." Parents have tieen stymied in their attempts to find out more about the essay questions on the test. State officials arc refusing to release the test to parents, saying it would compromise the test's confidentiality. In a compromise agreement side panels. Had Salot tuned into her radio that morning, sh.e would have heard nearly continuous news bul- letins of the bloody rampage and n description of the shooter. lnstcnd, Salot followed Hilbun, honking her horn until he pulled ove r, and then started to jot down his li - cense plate number. . The scene turned surreal as Salot w~tched Hilbun s.tep from his car, stride toward 'her window in what seemed like slow motion nnd allegedly open fire, sending sha~ds of lend from six explosive bullets into her body before head· ing back to his car. I worked out this week, state lepla· ton will be allowed to view the test next week. Lc&l_alaton 11y they have been overwhelmed with calli from concerned parents. "This test is so damaaed any· way, it's virtually assured that it will have to be redone," said state Sen. Marian Bergeson (R·Ncwport Beach), a former te~her and Newport-Mesa school board mem· bcr. i•tt would be a tragedy to give up an effort of measuring the progress our kids are making, but this test is not the solution." The CLAS test, admini stered statewide fo r the first time last year, has been plagued with glitch· es. There were criticisms of how the tcsl was administered, and test scores were not received by school districts until several weeks before the new test was scheduled to be given. Newport-Mesa Superinten- Over the next two days, May 6- 8, Newport Beach police, assisted by dozens of other law enforce- men t agencies, launched perhaps the largest manhunt in county his- tory while journalists, television re- porters ard radio broadcasters kept anxious residents apprised with virtually non-s.top news bul- . le tins. As choppers buzzed . overhead, the Marigold Avenue home where H•lbun's soft-spoken mother hnd lived turned into a circus-like scene for the curious. Neighbors in the rranquil neigh- borhood say talk about ihe week- end still surfaces now and again. VJ.en /k;t Speotal, M(#n, q~ rn M(#n-lh-k ... Li,,gn./e • LoungmJear • Gifts Westcliff Court• 1719 Wcstcliff Dr.• Newport Beach• 631-7399 atur \ ~m. to 3 p.m. b ... Friday, May 6, 1994 5 dent Bernd 11ld the late arrival of Newport Beach) says opposition to teat ICOres made them worthle11. the CLAS test is not limited to the Ho also said the ln(ormatlon re· relialous ri&ht .. ported by the tests Is inadequate 0 Jt takes away from the primary and will do little to Improve teach· concern everyone should have that Ina and learnlna. · • b d 1 d • Some test results have also 1t s a a test. t oesn t meet any proved to be inaccurate. Math of the requirements that a aood scores 111 Corona del Mar High test should have." School were mistakenly ranked 'at Ferguson :ilso questions the cost the bottom of all Orange County of the test, estimated at SSS mil- high schools. And critics say too lion compared to the SS million few of the tests were nctunlly cost of the CAP test \\hich it rc- scorcd, with state officials relying placed. on sampling methods used by poll· ·"The outrageous part of this sters. test is that the questions arc fol- "l have to say candidly that I fowed by a discussion to ;:iltcr the have developed ve!Y serious con-opinions and the' values of th·e stu-cerns dbout the whole CLAS test" said school board president Deck,._ __ .....,..nts ont!t they-come up wiih a er. "There are mistakes of judg-politically correct answer," Fcrgu- ment being made at a v;:iricty .of son said .. ''Then they go back and levels." change the test they took the day Assemblyman Gil Ferguson (R· •before.'' "Occasionally out in the alley, someone will look up at (Frances Hilbun's) window and say it seems strange she's gone," said Clyda Drenner: a Marigold resident who was also friends with the deceased woman. "People still do talk about it at times." Shortly after the shooting spr~e. Elynne Kemp, a re:il estate agent with Remax, moved into Mark Hilbun's old bedroom and rented out the upstairs to several men. "I don't think anyone feels un- easy here," Kemp said. "Frances was.a lovely woman." Hilbun, who was arrested May 8 after patrons at the Centerfield . Sports Bar :ind Grin in Hunting- ton Beach spoiled him quietly sip- ping a cocktail and called police, is currently in ao bol:Jtion cell at the county jail await ing trial. A for- merly diagnosed manic depressive, he has pleaded innocent by reason -of insanity. Kim Springer, H1'bun's former co-worker and romantic obsession, ·Wed a SlO million lawsuit Wednesday against postal union officials, saying they should have acted quicker when she informed them Hilbun had bc~n stalking her and talking dangerously of ... ip- lence if she didn't start succumb- ing to his ndvnnccs. RJEMJEM\IBIEIR l~IHIE 0 ' IHIEILIPIEID YO JI B .... ..... ' the staae to dance with them. "l thlnk they like it," snid Alicia Peiro, 17, one dancer who emigrated with her family from the Mexican state of Sinaloa when she \\as 4 years old. "It's their country too and they support us." Ritmo Latino has been performing together for the last tbrce >cars under the guidance of dance terichcr Vickie Grost..rcu tL. The group receives some finan cial . support from the migrant education program. Follo" ing an the tradition of 1hc \\ay man) of the dancers s:1id they celcbr;itcd holida)s in Mexico, tl1c troop came together \\ ith its fi rst performance as a ''ay 10 ackno" ledge Cinco de Mayo. .. \\hen I "·•~ ~mall, for Independence Oa) (in September,, C\Cf} clas:. haJ to dance." De ha Torre:. said. "They didn't do an) thing about Cinco de MJ\'O here. So ,.,,hen ''e told our moiher ''e \\Cre going to Jnnce, she snid 'Tha1's gre.a1. Show them what you know about your countl) and thnt you are proud.' " Since then, the group has been asked to perform at several cultural e'cnts at other schools as well as at PTA meetings. "Some parents told me that when their kids sec some of these st uden1s walking home from school, they don't say, 'there-goes those Latino l.11.h,' they say 'there goes tho!>e dancers,' " Groskreutz said. "Thal fccb good.•· Treat your mom~ to q bo.uqu et bursting with color or a potted green plant that will grow for_years to come. rche ci!Jreenhouse 'I 6·7 ·-18 11 Westcliff Drive Ne\.vport Beach 631-2402 •Fax 631-3975 's Lingerie ungewear, Proschesis F1mng . zza Bakery P.lzzo -Ca.,/omJO Flair .. \" J l s r c L I f f ( o u R T , t o l 9 1 8 3 1 w t' \ t ( I 1 t f ! , r 1 v t \ t) t' t w e e r i I r v i 11 t • & D o \ · t l t ~, ~ t -. \ ; · ~ , · , ~ ·~ · I ' ,. • Fnc.,, u.y e, 1994 M9 AlllllJM "°' Ra •AY SL John &be li2p1ise School. 1021 v.•. 8 kcr St. holck I.Mir tcc:ond anna J ,.""'",Day ••lh dtrnonsintions of butter C'burnma. doll mliioa. DC1' raca.. rros Jwneins and pk cauns from J0:4S a.m. to 2:05 p.m. MOTMIWI DAY MAlff ~ Ora~ CoaJl Collqc Horticullurc Department offcr1 t'iowcrins po< pbnu. New Cumca hybrid 1mp;s1icns. h)drangcas, '91Ja hlit's and more from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the - Hot11CUhurc ckpanmcnJ &rccnhouicl (uw: Ad:i.ms St...cntrancc to camput). All proceeds benefit the Jlo7tw:ulture Ocpanmcnt..:.... __ _ SATURDAY JCC RIM DA.NCI The J~1th C.ommunity Qntcr of Ot•"JC County invitci tccnt a~s 14 thrc.ulh l9 to dance the nijht a..i.ay '· from 8 pm. to midni&ht at thc-JCC, 25<1 Eau Baker S1ree1 in Costoi Mesa. The C">Cnl will alM> include braokc, pool. 31r hockey and pina pong. Cost RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTEIY INC. ... ,_ .... C... lllrt! 1112 UIMlall~ ctSTA IU&-M&-115' :··········· .........•.....• • "W'ake·up loolt..i.ng a n d f<·eli ng 1;reat " P ermanent f-. ~ f'l1n.-ro. • f: yf'hrow l.1r1J11,..r • n ,.aut) )farll" Camounage ur, • "'P'•l!I • f-ac1al L&ne1 arta JTiD3 ncfudcs tdrcWricnts. for more informalicm. all 7S I .(IG08. MONDAY C&AlftftltDMf Parents arc invit.cd lO lc:&m aboul 0..ilC'Otl'IC lb>ed Edtatioa (0 B.E.) and •hy the Cl.AS test ~l~ California Educauon Code 60GSO trom.1 10 9 pm. at Sc Andrew's Prcs!Jttenan 01 ... rch. Oicrenrield lbJJ. 600 St. Andri:""S R.o:id. There. .. m be 3 question and ~n~tt period. ull 631-0595 for more jnfor~tion and to RSVP.,. TUESDAY aoUNDTAaU •o• WOMIM Shirl~ Bracken, V1ec Prcsid .. nt of Communications for C:irl Karcher entcrpr:ics, Inc:., IS the g~t .spc:lkcr 011 the 6 p.m. rncc11ni or Women in Fooditr\'1Ce -Orange County Cha~er at Le ~.1cr .. d1an Hotel. 4SOO r-.facAttbur 81.d in Scv.pon rk:ich. 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For more informatton, call 722-1107. .... .... y UUIUUI UCTUU Psychotherapist Jon.3th.an Robinson • iU 'fJC&lc on '1'hc Art of Spiritual Sc•" ac the wcd..ly br1:2kfast mccti11i of Tbc Oranp: County Inside Edge, a suppon VoUP fot leaders. The mcctina bccins at 6:30 a.m. at Scotfs Restaurant. 3300 Bnsaol Strccl in Costa Mesa. C.ost for rttd time guests is SIS. and includes breakfast. For details. call no.SOSO. · , ....... Of NIWPOltT UY The 26th annual mcctini of the Friends or Ncwpot1 Bay will be held at 7:.30 p.m. in Newport Dunes ,t/ ~ J»A1otim~ ~· . ~ WHY Pay Department Store Prices? Bu;y SILVER Jewelry Direct From ManufBcturers! 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(408) 453-9601 / (408) 453-1927 FAX • ' ' -.......----.. -. --~- Newport llellChlCo9ta Mesa Daily Pilot llaan Oab Hoate. l 13 l &)' Driwc. Mattys L tbd:. LabonCorY mpa.-al ck~ Soc:i:t) for Rqlloductioa ol Eadan&Cred Spc:cics .m pc a llidc pcacrotioa oa c.a.e iaipcxtaet on ot t.lt:tt aoi.i.:cy as wd as kr •Oft with the rtiino- ccros io ZimNbwc. Also a dispby or a ~ rcmCdy co the ~tcrsh~d W\ 'problem. {)p:Cl to cbc public. ue.A1. ..aftMIU AWAllPS 'Ncwport·Sant:a A.ll3 Lcpl Sccrctarks As.socialJion bolds iu annu~I A•.trds &nquct and Installation of Ofli<-.rJ •ll the W)ndh:im G:trdcn Ho1cl. 3350 A\-cnue of the Arts. Cosra M~s:i. pcogt'2'D st:at1S ~ub a rcctpcion .:it .S!lO p.m. O.t as S20 for aon-mcmbc:rs. Call 83~3310. ,.IDAY, MAY 13 IMVUn'OllS fHUM OC'\-c1op new itr:ucgics for crc:ni'I! thinking and problem sohin& :.1 :i scm111:>r offered by lhc Inventors forum 3t Or.>ngc Co3sr College's Science lecture building Crom 8 to to p.m. Cost 1s SS for members o! {n"cncors Forum :ind SIS for non·mcmbcr-s. Refreshments ~ill be scr.,d. Call 253-0952. GlM & MJNlaM SHOW Cost is S2l :ind rc~f':tllons mu>t be made b) to<by. :-O:o host b:tr al 6 p.m., dinner 31 6:30, program at 7:30. C:ill 752-8800 for more 1nform3uon. TMUltSDAY COltPOUft oaownt MlmMO fames Rollans. senior \ltc president and chief financi:tl office' of Auor €orpora1ioo is th~ featured spcali'cr at che Association for Corpor3tc Grov-1b monthly meeting at the. Pacific Oub in Newport Beach. The More Jh:in 90 dealers "ill offer mcrch;indisc ninging from mineral and r~s1l specimens to gemstone), jc"'clty and other items rcl:ucd to mincr.ilogy. mining and p:ilcontolog) at 1he 3rd :innual W~st t Gem <.\ · Mineral Show that ay anJ runs througb Sun~)' 5 :u the Hol1d:iy Inn-Bristol in Costa Mc~. Show hours :ire 10 :i.m. 10 S p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 10 :i.m. to S p.m. Sund:iy. Admis.sion 1s free. Dll (303) 674-2713. The Irvine Clinical Research Center has been awarded a grant to study an investigational medication in the treatment of high blood pressure. This study.is funded by a pharmaceutical company at no cost to participants . Participation includes physical examinations, lab tests, medication, EKGs, at no cost to participants. To qualify, patients must have a diagnosis of high blood pressure. Up to $150 payment a~ailabl~ for participation. For more information Call (714) 753-1663 The Irvine Clinical Research Cenier Medical A8sociates 16300 Sand Canyon, Ste. 601 l~vine, CA 927 18 Come< of Slnd Canyon and NI.Oii P~ Off 1tle 405 Freeway ()\:·:()\! I ". . ' ' I I' ' ) I ! ' , I . ~ I \ o ·1rc-•1 our Mum,;,, \Ontcone ch<.· you love) 111 I oh lt'r for I when VC'll l'•Y onl .S IR.4>'i. Rc~rV.ttulll\ ;vc llllfM~fl~lll, ..,,,'II ~ op~11 fl J~y-H" m, m 1) p.m .. 1-..,h1on hl.1114f " • • # "' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Friday, May 6, 1994 1 SATUaDAY, MAY 14 aOAT AUCTION & IQUIPMINT IALI Or:rnge Coast College will conduct a giant boat auction :ind marine ge:ir sale 01 it'i Sailin~ Center ot 1801 W. Coast J lighway 111 Newpprt Beach starting ot 10 a.m. Vie\ling runs from 7:30 to 10 a.m., and reatw;cs every- thing from powerboat~ and sailboats to innarnbles :ind dinghies. Proceeds go to OCC's non-profit marine and sailing programs. Call 645-9412. ALPHA JU DILTA MllTING The Ora nge Cou nty chapter of Alpha Xi Dell.a will hold its May meeting :it 10:30 :l.m. DI Sherman Library & G:m.Jcns. 2647 c. Coast llwy., in Corona dcl Mor. Lunch "'ill follow :i tour. For details, call 393.9,i 1.i. IA&.aOA SKI CLUI UNQUIT The B:ilboa Ski Club's annual Awards B;inquct and Dance ~ill be held at the Sheraton-Newport 1 lotcl beginning at 6:30 p.m. The event is FINI PRINT HONORS Pnul Sonscvi cri of Sansevieri ln~ucance . Services in Newport Bc~1 ,was recently named to B c Cross of Ollifornia's 1994 "Century Club" in ' recognit10n of exceptional achievement in s:iles. Liz Donnan of Cost:i . Mesa h:is achieved the position of independent Sa les Director for Mary Ka.y Co~metics, Inc. Richurtl A. Frcschi, vice· president of Investments at the Prudenti al Securitic~. Inc. Fashion lsh1n d office hos been na med 1994 Mnn of the Year by Soroptimi~t lntern:itionul of Or<.1ngc County. MILITARY Navy Scaman Recruit Ou~ U. l"gu)Cn, son of Uau 0. ~gu}cn nnd Tuyet Mai Thi Duong of Co:.ta Mesa, recently c~mpktcd basic training at Recruit Tr:uning Command, GreJt Llikcs. 111. Air Force A1rnwn Waller C. 1tn111os. son or 1lllda Guillcntkr or Costa Mesa, has arrl\'cd for ·duty 3t B~alc Air Force Base. Marysville, Ca. Air Force AirmJn J omar D. Isi p, son of Joe ,\, hip of Costa Mesa, has graduated from Air Force basic training at L:ld.land Air Force Base, San Antonio. Tc~as. AT C..CUS BOX omcE (no llf¥ice chllpt AHO tlJNTltGTON IEACH llALL •FOllMATIOll (7141 74•·IOIO ADUlT1: SI.SO-StUO CtllDAEN: M.00 -St0.50 lpedll .... SelbAleoAwlillble ----.. ADYAHC« ~ Tlcll•ll•ulljlol --.... --·-.. """' ....... ..... --·17141 .. - open to couples and singles. Cost is $20 per person for dinner and dance, or $5 for the dance only. Call Mike Knieriem at (310) 924·6537. UllD aOOK 1AL1 ) Friends of the Costa Mesa Libr:iries will hold :> used book sale outside the Mesa Verde Library, Boker Street and Mcs:i Verde Drive, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Prices on the books, records and mag:izincs range from 25 cents to SI. C:ill 546·5274. NIWPOllT Piia DAY The 3rd Annu:il Newport Pier O~y begins at 8:30 a.m. with a pancake breakfast, and continues all day \\ith live music, displays of antique bicycles, surlbo:irds, kayaks and surfcars, face painting, kite Oying, prize drawings :ind more. Admission is free . For details, call 673· 7300. DAY SCHOOL OPIN HOUll Purk P~ivate O:iy School is holding :in open house from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 ATTE~TION LOCAL · ARTISTS: If you have a .painting of a local scene and would like to see it in the Daily Pilot, call our Readers Hotline. at 642-608.6. Please leave your name and phone f'.1umber . AllOUND TOWN am an · .. enwcoenm The Newport Chapter of Surfridcr Foundation presents the 2nd Annual Bodyboatd Contest on Saturd::iy, May 14 at 8:30 o.m. at the Newport Beach Pier. Entrants must be 16 years of age or younger. The top three finishc~ "ill rcc-c ivc R·Lite body boo.rds. En1ry fee is SlO. There will also be a spcri:il demonstration by R·Litc body.board team at noon. For more infor mation, call 673-0706. p.m. at 261 Monte Vista A'enuc in Costa Mesa. C:lrn1val games. a boo!.. foir, rarncs, a cake walk and special di~plays will be featured. enjoy refreshments and tour the school. For more information, call 645·5171. TUESDA~, MAY 17 in 1hc Community Room or t~ Nc\\pOrt Center L1br:uy, 856 San Clemente Drive 111 Ne" port Beo.1ch. r or more information, CJll 6~·311)1 or 64,i.3191. WEDlHSDAY, MAY 11 ALL AaOUT JHH JAMii • CHOLISTHOL LICTUH I loag 1 lospital physician Richard I l:iskcll will prc!.ent "Cholesterol: Lowe ring Cardiac Risk :ind Angioplasty" at a free noon program Learn eve I') thing you C\Cr \\anted 10 !..now about infamous outlaw Jci.i.e James du ring :> free 7 p.m. program in the Vince Jorgensen Coinmun1ty Center adjacent to Mariners Ur?nch All that I am or hope to be. I owe to my angel mother· . AbrahalY! Lin coln We!>tchff Pldl.d • 10 D lmne Avenue Newport Beoi..h • 17141 t>-t2 7801 THE ORJG INAL TAQUERJA" THURSDAY MAY 5TH FRIDAY MAY6TH 11:30AM -10PM Library at 200> Do'cr Dr~c 1n !";CY.port Bcuc. The prognim Y.ill be presen1ed by Jo)\C James' grc t grandwn :ind hi) oldc~t living di:sccndant, Orange County Superior " Court Judge J:imcs R Ross. :iuthor • oC "I, Je~c James." for more •inforrnation, call 644-3131 or 6~4-3135. FINANCIAL SIMINAa FOR WOMEN "fina ncial Independence for Toda) 's Wom;in" is the title of a free si.:min:ir prcscn11.:d b) Dean \\'mer l{e) nold) that.offers steps that women seeking financi31 independence !>hould take. The scmin.:ir b1:g1ns at 7 p.m at 575 Anton 131\d., Suite 100 in Co)t3 Mesa. For d1:;ta1ls, call :?-i 1 ·3100. IRIAKFAST LICTURI Roger Wahh, to.I 0. Ph 0 . pr~k,\or of p )lhiatry, ph1l1>">0ph> and anthropology .:it Unhcr~11y of •• California, Irvine "ill ~peak on ·~The Art and Scicnc..: of ~kJ1tJtion" a1 the \\Ccl..ly br~alfa)t mc1..11ng or The Or ... ncc County In iJe Edg , a • support grC1up for leaders, tit 'Scon s Re taur:int. 3300 Bristol in Co,ta M1.s:i from 6:30 to 8·30 a m. Cost for fir:.t time guests is SIS, and 111cludc~ brcal..fa t. C:ill 730-5050. THURSDAY, /AAY 19 ALUANCI IUSINISI HlAKfAST Oran ·e Count) Mc.1ropol1tan publisl .r 5tL • ..: Ctiurm and l);i\1d dbaum from the Or.Jnge Cuunty 1 r;iusport:itt,>n Authority arc the !!UC t pc:iL. r\ nt tho: 7: 15 a m br~a~tast Oh;dan.; ( r S1>uth Co.J~t :-.ktro Alha111:.:: at th..: \\c'>lln South Coa'}.' Pl;iLa, 6S6 t\nfon Uhd. in Co t::i 1c a. Uls::M1on topic, 111t'ludc ~ I th~ ru1ur.: m~tru 111ol.J1l1t} of the mctru ar\CJ (\J)t "SIS prior 10 Ma) 17, SW alt~r Cll:nS-~109. -!;wtl .111ur i/w1:. ru \round 1iJ1111 t:ditur, 111t JJ.11/) J11/uf, J.JU I \. 8;1_1 St., Cu'''' ,\fn:1, ( J/i( 91617. rllJHl 1E COMPUT E ·R JBOUlllllO UllE Relax. erlPJ refreshments and.~ence INhile: Buying ..• Upgrading •.• or Servicing Your Computer lf11J8CC8ble service, outstanding vall)eS. · ~ Appointments suggested for l.lOdNided attentx>n ~ Free trai'lhg, delivery. see.up and ext.ehded warranoes. 15411Re6illlllle.,Unit~ .. tat.....__.,_._ .. 258-8101 ( • FREE COKE, CH I PS & SALSA FREET-SH I RTS . AND HATS TO ·.'FIRST200 CUSTOMERS EACH DAY MEET THE BUD LIGHT GIRL THURSDAY ST06PM MARIACHIS!!! .FOLKLORICO DANCERS!!! 1rJRMN G ILlE .. square I .. • • a Friday, ~·v a. 1994 - .. ... SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387 . CdM grabs· a· · 11ie·ce of the crown· .. CdM's Hoppe signs use pact ~ Sea Kings star will continue volleyball ca reer with Trojans. C orona de! Mur Hig!1's Brooks Hoppe has si~ned a nationnl & lellcr of intent to attend the Univer!>ity of Southern California. l lc huJ been heavily recruited by the Univer-\ sity of Pacific. Orooks will contend for a ~wing hitting on opposite position for . the Trojans. He was the Most Valuable Player at the 1990 Junior · Olympics in Albuquerque, New Mexico, :ind has been :i member of the United States Volleyball A\sociation Junior National Elite Camp for the last two years. fie was an All-CIF selection last year at Corona dcl Mar. With Newport I !arbor's Mitch McCoy igning at the University of California at Santa Barbara and Eric Vallely committing to UCLA, as well as CdM' Rob Alshulcr optmg to continue his play at UC Berkeley, Hoppe's signing b another in the succc\ ful cla of volleyball players. Co ta Me n' Lance Merrifield is leaning toward the University of Alberta. Volleyball Corona dcl Mar' Brad Cnll:ihan has mndc hi decision: It's Southern Methodist Univcr'lity. And Pcykoff has n:irrowcd it down to either SMU or the Univc i1y of San Diego. .. t I ~ Hoppe, Callahan, Peykoff spearhead the Sea Kings' five-set victory; but Harbor holds onto No. 1 berth entering the CIF playoffs ~ext week. BY BIJl.llY PAULKNEIL, Sroa.n Wa.rru NEWPORT BEACH - When it was ove r, Corona del Mar High's Brooks Hoppe grabbed for the Gatorade. Dut ~· ~f~-~ pouring the ice-cold fluid on • his coach-and jubilant team- mates wasn~t exactly what he.had in mind. Hoppe, who spearheaded the Sea Kings' two-hour, 3·1S.''J5-4, 15·8, 11-15, 15-6 boys volleyball victory Thursday over host New· port Harbor to join the Sailors as Sea View League co-championship, needed the orange elixir for his own..<feep down body thirst. "I guess l needed more ~ f ood,.I' ·-said Hoppe, whose higli~Oying spikes were the mai n c~urse for Coach Joey Fuschett i's Sea Kfogs. "This gyn) is ~. 1 was starting to c.-amp up the last fflree points.'' . .. Luckily for: the-visitors, Hoppe hung on well enough to serve the final five points, including one or his two aces, Callahan, a senior middle blofkcr, was 1 particularly outstanding, controlling the bat- tle in the middle tha t wen t to Newport's ,6-7 se nior Ramy Shoukry in Jheir last meeting. "This time, ll was my turn," said Cal- lahan, who noted the emotional atmosphere helped fue l him with adrenaline. "We were able to run our-midd le, be- cause we passed well," sa id Fuschetti, who was joined by ~ewport Coad\ Dan Glenn in praising Callahan. . "Our focus was to stop their go-to guy (Hoppe), and Callahan had a great game," said Glenn, who couldn't disguise his disap· pqintment. "I take thei blame for this one, because l • got our · team ready to play (emotionally), ) bu t I didn't get it ready to play Corona (strategically)," Glenn explained. "This is really a kiss-your-sister championship, and it means we're going to have a tough first" rQund playoff match at home.'' in the deciding fiCth game. He also finished with a team-high 26 kills. "We came to play tonight, and so did Newpon," Hoppe said. "This is great. I've n_ever won a league championship be- f orc." The victory left both Dack Day riv~ls with 10-2 league records, but Newport, on the basis of winning in fewer (four) games in their April 12 meet· ·'We came to play tonight, and so did Newport. This is great. I've never won a league champi- onship before .1 The Sailors (13-4 ove ralU appeared to be taking advan- tage of the home court, ripping off an opening-game triumph in 15 minutes. "\Ve won easy, which wor- ried me," Glenn said. "We were playing well, but Corona also made a lot of mistakes." It was the Sailors who made the key mistake~ the rest of the way, however, d~pite the !>tandout ·play -of senrors Mitch McCoy (26 kills, four aces on -BROOl<S ltOPPf ing, gets the league's No. 1 des- ignation for this week's Clf Di· · vision I playoffs. 1-loppc's exhaustion was shared by his teammates, who chipped in _mightily for the team's most sa tisfying win of_t he season. "It w:is a 100% team effort," snid Fus- chctti, who said despite losing the No. 1 playoff spot, his team (14-2 ove rall) enters the postseas~n with some ·massive momen- tum. "This is a big psychological win we can really carry with us into the pl:iyoffs," said Fuschetti. whose squad failed to qualify for lasL-SCMon's plaroffs. Adding to Hoppe's brilliance were. the strong play of starters Brad Callahan (12 kills and !>i.x blocks), Brian Coleman (eight kills, three blocks), setter Andy Peykoff, Rob Alshulcr (five. kills, three aces) and Clay Burton "(seven kills). DArLY PILOT l'HOTOS BY C lllUSTQrlitR ASSAF They were going at it hot and heavy Thursday night in . the Battle of the Net at Newport Harbor. Above, Newport's Wes Badorek and CdM's Clay Burton duel for possession; at left, Badorek tries to block Brad Callahan's kill; and at right, Corona's Andy Peykotf (forefront) and Callahan celebrate a key point as Har~or's Ramy Shoukry retreats. Corona won in five to claim a co-championship with Harbor in Sea View League volleyball. -CdM senior consii,tently tough .jump serves, and two stutf blocks) and setter Eric Vallely (six kills, three aces and two block~): Greg Slick (nine kills} and Wes Dadorek (seven) also stepped up for the hosts, but they couldn't match CdM'i, intensity and depth. Peykoff, who consistently found 1 loppc, though the connection often required dif- ficult back sets, hclj1cd CdM regain momen- tum as the match rolled through a !>Cries of lead changes. The Sea Kings ans\\ercd Newport's first- game blitz by taking a $-0 second-game ' lead. then forged fifth-game leads of 3-0 und 6-1, before holding off a brief Newport surge. Hoppe, however, garnering all his remain- ing enerS)' closed it out Crom the service line. CdM's Zubrin sinks Sea ·View diving foes I ~ Junior captures her third strai ght league championship; CIF Division II fin als are next. IRVINE -Corona del Mar lligh junior Sandy Zubrin, a two-time ClF diving champion tind a member of the Seniors National team for th e past two years, realii.tically renamed the third Sea View League Diving Finals :it Heritage Park ... unofficinlly you might coll it the Zubrin Invitational. Scoring in the 7s and 8s from start to fini!>h and the lender from start to fin ish, it was yet :inother succcssf ul step on Z\Jbrin's high chool career ledger as ~he wa lked of( with firlit place llonor , ~coring 517. 70 points. Runner-up ond the leader of a 2-3- 4 finish for tcum . champion Santa Margarita was Caroline Kelley, wit h 473.70 points, outscoring fcammates Erin McGinty (452.55) und Megan Edmunds (418.50). All three of the Sn nt a Margarita dive rs are teamma tes of Zubrin's at the Mission Viejo Nadadores Di ving • Club. Rounding out the 12-girl field were Irvine's Meli ssa Lloyd (371.70), \Voodbri dge's Julie Montgomery (330.80). Irvine's Corinne Goodman (272.55), Woodbridgc's Rebecca Rick- cus (262.90), Santa Margarita's Julie Egus (259.10}, Irvine's Kelly Saxton (251.10), Woodbridge's Denise Tolcf· son (226.50) and Santa Mnrg11rita's June Abrams (203.85). The next plateau for Zubrin comes next Friday at the same site where the CIF Division fl finals will be held {3:30) • PIPlllS Jinlsh on a downer ~ Orange Coast closes out the baseball season, losing decidedly to Fullerton with little consolation. FULLERTON The end of a disappointing 1994 1 campaign came for Orange Coast College's baseball team Thursday, the Pirates absorbing an g:4 Orange Em pire CQnference setback at the hands of the host Fullerton Hornets. t-or the Pirates, the Cinderella team of J993 with a stunning trip to the Final Four of the State Playoffs in community college circles, it was the 21st loss· In 24 conference starts, and a 9-29 overall ma~k. For a while it appeared the Oucs migh t gain a sliver of consolation as they struck ror a pair of runs in the second and fourth innings to~assume a 4-3 lead. Mondo Fonseca led off the second in- ning with a single and was saGrificed to 'second, then Kiki Blanchett and Kerry Cosgrove followed with run-producing base hits. The Hornets rallied with single tallies in the second and third innings to tic the game at 2-2, then the Pirates went to work again for two -Scott McDermott leading off with a si ngle and scoring on a bae hit by Drian Igoe, followed by a dou· ble steal-with Robert Caton scoring. The wheels tell off at that point, how· ~ver, as Fullerton responded with six ru1,1s in .the n.ext three at-bats and it proved suf· ficaent as Coa!it foiled to score in its last five frames. - Rich ard Ernst went 2 for S for the Bucs and everyone in 1he lineup had ar least one base-hit. Pullerton catches: Ryan Wilson had a pair of triples in the Hornets attack, which included SL'< extra base hits in the 1 J -hit a\lack. FULLIRTON. I, OUNGI COAST 4 Orange f:o~st 020 200 000-4 10 3 Fullerton 011 123 0011-8 11 1 Lopez, Wilson (S), Ceb~los (6) and Igoe; Cri\h3m, Billingsley (4), Dunagan (7) and Wilson. W-Billingsley. l-lopez, 4·5. 28-C;irdikis (f), Verand~ (f), Escob.Jr (f),Jli::rgmann (f)...38-Wilson (f), 2. 'COMMUNITY COLLEGE SWIMMING DCC men,· women soar ~ Pirates leading at state meet. CYPRESS Orange Co~t College's que~t for a l>\\ecp of th e Stare Champi- onship finals in swimming at Cypress College -men and women -·got off on. the right strokes Thursday afternoon as both squads soared to the lead in the tc::un standings behind their cus1omary forte -individual :.uprcmacy, a~ well as depth. Coach Don Wa1son's \\Omen's team 1ook the inside track of the three-day championships with a huge 167-98 lead O\•er S3ddleback behind the champion:.hip efforts of Deborah Baham in the 100 indi- " idual medley ( l :02.37), as well as the 400 medley relay conquest in 4:03.02. Also co~uting heavily to the OC~ 1otals . were glvers Tina Edwards and Heidi Carlson, who w'cn1 2·3 behind San Diego Mesa's Windy K{aynik. The Pirates' men, also fa vored to win, but with a tougher challenge from Golden West, have a 175-130 edge over the Rus- tlers, thanks in large part to a pair of relay victories, the 200 free relay in 1 :24.52 and the 400 medley relay in · 3:27.16. Matthias Oue led the individual surge for Const; clocking a 1:S2.50 in cap- turing the 200 individual medley. MIN T r.lm lCOring tllr•I d.ly): l . Orangl' Cl).lSI, l75; 2. Colden Well, 130; l . P.alomu, 1 tl'/1: 4. Cucsl.a, IOS: S. LA.Ing 8c.><h, 96. • 200 (tel' rel.1y-I. OCC, 1:24.Sl; 2. P.llomar, 1:2.S.09; 3. Bolden West, l:lS.70; 4. long llc~.lCh, l :l6.06; 5. Wnluri, 1 :16.SO., 500 frC'e -.1. Oil'dl'riclu (S.\KO. 4:37.69; 2. Vrl• (LICO, <:l9.61; 3. Lton tCul'), 4:40.27; 4, x hnl'ldcr <ChJr), 4:41.06; 5. 8,,un ICWC}, 4:41.18; Olhl·t OCC: 1, Ket>, .i~o.111; lO. R.iffinl, 4:U.36; IS. Sick, 4:50.94.· • lOOl\.1 -I. OHt (OCO. 1:52.SO; 2. frrguson IOCO, I :54.24; 3. Ban ow ""''· 1 :54.69; 4. P•nii;heni (OCC!, l tSS.H ; S. R1mirt'l tlllCC), 12:55.63; OUm OCC: 11. Alldudt, l;00.45; 16. tmmons, 2.04.96. SO frtt -1. INu<h•mp 1'.all, ll.10; 1. O..cn1 (Venl), 21.14; J, lol!lf (Rio). 21.24; .&. 1Cuy1clbu•g (S\ICCJ, 11.19: 5. Koerner ICWO, 11 .38; Olht'r OCC: 11. ltiflgen, 21.63; 11. Crilly, 22.08. 400 mcdlt'y rd.iy -I. OCC, 3:17.16; 1. Long ll<'•ch, 3:Jl.J3; J. Cues11, 3:31.56; 4. Wnlut.1, J:ll.71; s. P.awm.1r, 3:36.13. l·mt'tl'r dj~ing -1. Chnu (Ch•(). 07.lS; 2. Vel.uco (SD Me~, 401.80; ). M.llamotCH (Cl C.im), 400.JS; -6. Complon tSiel, 3118.45; S. Cr.ant (Cul'), lllUO. WOMEN 'Tum KOting (linl d.ly): I. Orange Cl).lst, 167; l . S~ddlcb.xk. 98: 3. C'.uesla, 74; 4. Colden Wt~I, 61; s. Yrnlw;i,, 54. 500 fret -1, M.lC~cn (Vt'n), S:OS.41; 1. Burton (RSC). S:08.08; 3. Sol.a (full), S:ll.56: -4. JNeme CSRJC), 5:17.46; S. P•llr (~d), S:lll.21; Olher OCC< 9. W•ll, S:25.31; 11. Slmpllin1, 5:26.15; n. WtiKht, 5;28.ll. IOOIM -ll 8.1h.un (OCCl. 1 :01.37; 2. Nuulion CC~(), 1:02.58; l . Cl.irrt"monl IOCC), 1 :Ol .70; 4. NekimLt'n (fool), l:OUS: S. Ot Cook COCO, 1:03.Jl. SO fttt -1. bplno (Cue), 24.13; 2. P.i)lcn'kh ($.id), lU6: J, 8.tcfilt. (ub), l-4.91; 4. Nicol~ (\WC), 2S.2S; S. Pettir.t (OCC), 15.31; Olhl'r OCC: a. ICouub, 25.$1. 400 mt>dley relay -I. Of.lngt Co.ul, 4:03.02; 2. \ll'nlura, 4:11.12; l . Colck-n Wnl, 4:13.17; 4. ~ddleback. 4:1S.70; S. Am~an River, -4:1S.91: l·mt'tt r di•ing -I. Kr.tynit. ISO Mn.1), 181.SO; 2. [""Udf (OC(). l-'9.JS; l. Culson COCC). H 7.6S; 4. Montgomery !Cut'), 329.JS; S. Robe-son IS~d), l09.7lJ. Eagles wrap up co-title In Pacific Coast League golf LAGUNA DEACH -Chris Sandro )hot even-par 32 over nine holes to lead the Estancia High golf team (o a 181-231 victory ove r Laguna Beach, assuring 1he Eagles a share of th e Pacific Coast League championship. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Estancin fini :.hcd league play with a 7·1 record and went 14-4 overall. ESTANCIA 111, LAGUNA 81ACH 231 ~ (011 Aliso Creek, polr 32) 1. S;indro tE), 32; 1. Krutzlk, 34; 3. M. Perry, 37; 4. J, Perry, 37; S. Aono <El, 43: PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Friday, May 6, 1994 9 TINNll CdM reigns supreme in Sea View CORONA DEL MAR - The Corona dcl Mar High e • boys tennis team officially ~ clinched the Sea View League championship Thursday with a 19~·111.l victory over Snddleback. ., Jed Weinstein, James Stauffer and, Raj Shukla all eatned sweeps in singles for ~rona, 18·2 overall, 13·1 in league. CDM 197h, IADDLIUCK 1 'h Singles: Weinstein (C) def. Q, Lt', 6·l, def. H. le, 6-0, lfef. M. le, 6-0; Stauffer tC) wo9, 6-t, 6·0, 6-1; Shukla (C) won, 6-2, 6-2, 6·3. Doubles: Stoneb1eaktr-Colem;an 10 def. Tu-Phung, 6-4, def. Nguyen-Truong, 6-t, def. Al>arrl·D~o. 6-1; frucM><>m·lnlriago <Cl lost, 6·7, won, 6·0, 6-0; Smith.fetlc.1 (C) won, 6-2, 6-3, 6· 1. Tars force playoff, 11%-91/a NEWPORT BEACH Newport Harbor High's ·Sailors e,• got the great efforts from nor· ~ mally unsung heroes Scoll ---- Sims and Trevor P:iuerson in si ngles, and Jeff Thompsen and Mark .Ulman in 'dou· bles, calapulting them to a. 1 H1-9 Y.i vic- tory over visit ing Santa Margarita in a do- or-die match Thursday. • The victory leaves both Harbor and Santa Margarita whh 10-10 overall records, as well as 7-1 records in league play, in a Oat-footed tic for. fourth place. As a result, a tie-breaker match is today '.lt 3 at Santa Margarita, with the winn er HIGH SCHOOL·SOnBALL Mesa defense takes vacation LAGUNA Hll.LS -Costa Mc:.a High's soft bnll team ''as '='.• a big loser in Thursday's Pa· cific Coast League vcmurc ;ll leugue-le:iding Laguna Hills, but in terms of the upcoming ClF play- offs, the Mustangs' 13-0 loss was no more 1h:in a I -0 setback. The Mustang) arc still 5-3 in le:tguc with 1wo games left, 10-9 overall, ancl Coach Rick Buonariago is confident they can correct a defense \\ hich simply ''ent hayw ire (JO errors) at L:lguna Hills. LAGUNA HILU 1 J , COSTA MUA 0 Co>I• M<'M 000 000-0 6 I u~n• Hilb 110 4b0-1l 9 1 Monl~, Co"H (6) •nd Sn)d<'t; !icolit'ld .and ... ld<.\W.~. W-!icofitld. l-,..loftl8om~ry. l l -i\l(\l•h.uo Cltll. 1111-ThompsM t\11), )ov•ntll IUI). Trabuco slugs Eagles COSTA MESA -The Estancia lligh softball team's day was summed up in the fir:.t inning, when leadoff baller Nancy Dnrnett tripled, but was tbrown out at home trying to stretch in a 12-1 Pacific Coast League 1oss to visiting Trabuco Hills Thursday. fatancia 's Jessica Romo tripled and scored on an error after Darnell was gunned down, but the Mustangs slugged IS hits in the five-inning game. O:irnctt, a junior outfielder, went 2 fo r 2, as the Eagles fell to 2·15, I· 7 in the PCL. 1uauco HILLS 12, ISTANCIA 1 Tr~buto llilh JOl 41-11 IS I ht.in<I• 100 00-I ) I CAl•no .and Y•nllr; Bl.KL •nd frrrtnun. W-C..l••SO· L-.alKI.. l·IS. ll-Y•nLi~ 1t111. r,.,,M>., cn11. ll-8..arntn 10. Romo ff), Sw.mnu ITH).11R-ltl~l llHI 2. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES gaining the le:igl\e's wild card berth, ir the CIF indeed beckons. "ll was really a grc:it win for us t<.>t!:ly," said Harbor Co~ch Charlie Blcikcr. Singles star Geoff Abrnms swep1, :is ex· pectccl; but Sims and Patterson each came up with key victories against S:rnta Mar- garita's No. 3 singles. Thoanpsen and Utman spli1 thei r first two sets in doublpj, then fought to a 6-6 standoff against No. 3 before fin ally pre· vailing in the tie-breaker, 7-S. NIW~~~ 11'1a, S. MAllGARITA 9'1> Singles: Abrams (NH) der. Moore, 6· 1; def. Sada, 6·0; dc:r. Bcrgermoan, 6·0; Sims (NI I) lost 1 ·6, 1 ·6: won 6-3; P1tterson (NH) lo5t 1 ·6, t ·6; won 6·-1, Doubles: Kou·Ketcham (NII) lost to Polk l.y-Tsu, 3·6; der. You!'g·Reed, 6·2; def. Pangum01n·Oeer, 7-S; Thompscn·Ulrtlan (NH) losl 3·6: won 6·3, 7-6; huct-Whilt (Nt1) loSI 4·6: won 6·4; lost 3·6. Orange Coast women on a roll LONG BEACH -It was another big day for )anice • • Maran's Orange Coast College ~ team as 1he Pirates turned In ----- another undefeated performance, this trm<: in the e:irly ·rounds of the Southern California Regionals at Long Deach City College Thursd:iy. · Everyone won, selling up today's 9 a.m. Start in the Round of 16, and for each, one vic1ory au1omatically sends the victor on to the State Individual Tournament at La Costa Country Club May 13-14. Also or nole for the: Pirates in 1heir team concept is the: rc,dation the South· cm C:ihfornia Reg1on:ih f-in:ds on Tues- day will be at R1ver:.1dc City College, "ht re they'll meet College of the Desert. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA alGIONAU Women's s«ond round 5inglcs: C10 <OCQ def. Coodm.in (SJntJ 8.lrtma), 6·0, t.-0; Retcs COCCI def. Shlndtn (MtlOfp.lr~}. 4-6, 6·3, 6·2: Jones IOCCJ def. Arrog.Jnle (J.ong BNch), 6 2, G· 1; Cool. tOCO ·def. Wooden IS01n 01<·go Mesa >. C.·O, 6,0, . Women·s fiHI round doubles: Cool·R.iincy (OCCJ def. uRue·Morales tCollcge of lhe Desert>. (i· I, 6·2 Women's Sl'lOnd(.found doublrs: Cool.·R.Jincy !OCO def. uRue·Mor.1IN <Collegt of the Desert), 6·1, 6·2; Uo·Ril Kumar IOCC) def. CoJOn.t·J.imcs (Southwestern), 6· 1. 6·4; Junt-s·Re~es (OCC) did. Shinden·Wagner (MoorpArl.), 6·2, 6·3. Orange Coast men eliminated LONG DEACH -· 1 ht: Or- ange Coast double~ tcarn of •-• Jason Weave r ancl Chris ,,,- S1esrns \\On one m:11ch Jt the Southern Californi:i Rcgion:ils in Long Oeach Thursday before being eliminated in the second round Weaver-Stearns ddc~11ed a P!ilomar te am, S-7, 6-3, 6-4, but lost to the thirr.l - seeded team from Grossmont, 6·2, 6:1. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONALS Men'' first round doubles: \\e,l\er·StNrnS <OCCI def. Alarmi·MacabidJS (P-Jlom.u), S·7, u·l, 6·.a. Mco's second round doubles: Castcll.lno·JimcncL <G•ossmont) def. We.lH'.f·Stc.lrn>, 6·2, 6·1. Speertway revs up tonight COSTA MESA - Weck No. 6 of pro- fe:.~iona l ~peedway motorcycle racing thunders onto the Orange County Fair- grounds '1bu'rtring" oval thi~igfat at 8. The racing action ''ill be highlighted this week by' the fir:.t-evcr Coors Light Challenge final. The Coors Light Ch:al- lenge is a new C\Cnt for 1994 and is run every week at intennission. Five racers compete in a :.cru:l> o[ one-lap "dashes" with the loser of each dash retiring to the infield. After 1hr~c or these da~hes. only t}.\O riders re· main, and 1hcy gQ l\ead lo head in a winner-take-all t\,o-l:Jp C\'Cnl. The win ne rs earn a ~pot in the Coors Light Challenge FinJl hcTJ ever} fif1h \\eek and cumpc1c 111 1hc :.;ime format. "ilh Sl,000 being ;mardccl to the final chJmpion The five r:iccr' \\HO hJvc CJrnc<l a aid.ct to the fir)t-e\a Coor!> Light Ch.illcnge Finai :ire: ChJrlic Vcnega!i (S..111 Uc rnal,dino ), Uobby Sd1'' anz (Co)ta Mc:.a'j, Josh Lar:.cn (Ne\\pOrJ llcach), f\1 ike F:iria (Apple Vu lie)) anJ Gary Hicl-.s (Rivcr)idc). Tonight i~ also KI:Z Y-Ht night and will fea ture a numbe r of gi\ca\\J~!i, a., "ell as dbc jockey John Fu:-.., ''ho "ill co-ho t the e' cnmg f c~ti' itic' "1th event announcer llrucc Flander:.. In ;ill, 26 e\t::lll:. "ill be pad.cJ inlll a l\\O-hour progrJm. Admission prict:' remain a1. 58 fo r ~cluhs, SS for junior~ and free for children. :J~ well a!> rJrk- ing ~nd c\ent progr.1ms. LOCAL SCHtbULE TODAY ....... 11 ltigh school -Tuslin ;11 CoronoJ dd M;ir, 3:1S; Ne\\ port llubor ;it Woodbridge, 3: 15; Esl;inci;i at Cenh1ry, 3:15: Costa Mesa at ugun01 8C.Jch, 3:15. V•lleyltall Communily college men -Or,1nge Co.1st .11 State Fi n01ls 011 S.mtol Barb01ra CC: firsl round, vs. Americ.m Ri\.er, oi:JO p.m. High school bo)'s -Cost.i McsJ ,,, l 01sun.J llills, J: 15; Estanci3 al Laguna Bc;ich, J: 15. Sehltall College -NAIA District Ill Playoffs: Az.usoJ P.Jcific vs. Cal Bolpstist, 11 1.m.; Southern Cillirornia Collcgt u . 11 a.m. loser, 3 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES lligh school -Tuslin al Coron·J. drl >yt.ir, J :IS NC\\pOrl 11.irbor at Woodbrid)li', 3:15. Tennis Communily collt•ge "omen -OCC al Southun Calrorniol RegionJls, Long BC.Jch CC, 311 dJv. Swlmmln9 Community college mM .Jnd \\Omen -Or.Jngc Coa§t oit Saale Ch.lmpion~hips ;it C)preH College, 0111 d;iy. 1 ligh school boys .Jnd girls -SN \ iC\\ Le01gue linJls olt lleti1.1ge P.:ul., 2 p.m.; P.lciiic Co.l>I Le.iguc prelims .:1t L.Jgun.i Beolth, 2 pm. Trock aftd fleld • High school bots .Jnd girls -SN \ it•w LNgue Fin01ls al l~ine I ligh, 6 p.m.; P.ldfic CoJ>I lc.igu1: fin.its JI lJgunJ llNth, .& p m. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES rtsen1a11ve to take many PUBLIC NOTICE the heat1ng date noticed Garden Grove, CA 92644 Ieng• this projec1 In court, null return Cor the calendar GOMERY SAl<ODA. 520 Russell J Barrios 235 E Bus0ness Name .s) .sred actions Wlthoul court ap-above. and the anticipated sale you may be llmlled 10 rals· year 1993 of THE CREAN Anton Blvd., Su11e 600, Maple Orange, CA 92666 abo~e on 1972 proval. Before taking Cet· NOTICE OF YOU MAY EXAMINE the date ls May 25. 1994. 1ng only 1hose Issues Jou FOUNDATION, a privale Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business IS con· Russell J Barrios PUBLIC NOTICE taln very Important ections, PETITION TO Me kept by Ille court. It you The bulk sale 11 subiect to or someorft else raise al foundation, Is available at Bozell Worldwide. Inc .. dueted by· husb;ind and Pa1roc1a A. Barrios ---------• hOwever. the personal rep-'" a person> ln11res1e0 In Cahtornla Unilorm Com· the pubhc hearing de-the foundation's p"nc•pal (Delaware). 800 Blackstone .... re TIM s1a1emen1 "'as I ed STATEMENT OF resentallvt will be required ADMtNISTE" Iha eslale you may Ille merclal Code Section scribed in thl1 nollc• or ln olflCfl for Inspection during Centre, 302 S. 361h Street. The rog1stranlts) com· w•tll '"' County C•••lo. ol ABANDONMENT OF to <;1lv1 notice to lntet1sU1d ESTATE OF: wilh the court a formal Re-6106.2. w111ten correspondence de-regular buslneSI hours Omaha, Nebfaska 68131· menced 10 trans01ct b.,s1-Orange Counay on Morch USE OF FICTITIOUS persons unless they have KEITH RICHARD quest for Speclal Nolte• of (II the sale ls subject to Uvered 10 lh• City at, or hom 9 a.m. to 5 pm by 2453 ness under the F•ct 110 .. s 17. 1994 BUSINESS NAME waived nolice or consented SCOTT the fillng df an Inventory Secllon 6106.2 .• the follow-prlOf to, the publlc hearing. any c1t1z1n 10 reques1s It This business IS con· Business Nam•(~) t sted FIS02511 The following persons to the proposed action.) C••• Ho. A172988 and appraisal of e.stale as· Ing lnrormatlon must be For information call (714) within 180 days alter lht ducted by. a corporahon abOvt on not app 1cabte Pl>b •Siieo Nev.pon Beach-have abando~cf the use ol The lndependenl 1dmlnls· To all h.tra beneficiaries sets or of any petirlon or provided.) 644·3200. dale ot lhls publication. The reglstrant(sl com· Pat11c1a A Bamos Co?>la Mesa Daily Piiot the f lctlllous Bu1lnus tr11fon aulhorily win bt creditors contingent cred~ accounl H p1ovlded In The name and address ol Anll• Ql"ord Seer• The foundation'1 principal menced lo trans:icl buSl· Russell J . Bamos A 1 15 22 .,,9 Ma 6 Name: SOUTH COAST granted unless an lnte.-aors and' peraons who may section 1250 of the Call-the person with whom ta Plannln Comml .. office Is localed el Suite nest under lh• F11:1111ous Th11 siatemena was l11eo pr • • "' ' Y • VALUATIONS. 11801 High· ested per1on files an ob-othefWlse be lnlereated In fornla Probate Code. A Re· claims may be filed 11: 1 ry, Ct.., 0f N• r1 150, 19600 Fanch1ld Irvine, Business Name(s) hsted w•lh the County Cterk ot 19!*4 view Drive. Santa All•. CA Jection to lhe pet11lon and tht wiH Of ntate, or both. quest tor Speclal Notice LUCKY ESCROW COM· 1 on, •• wpo California. above on: January I, 1994. Orange County on MaiCh F637 92705 sllow good cause Why the of: KEITH RICHARD lorm Is avallablt trom lh• PA.NY INC •• 8942 Ga1don Beach The loundatlon's lele-Bozell WorldWrdt Inc .• Jo-17, 1994. PUBLIC NOTICE The Fictitious Buslntss COUf1 ~hould 'nOt grant the SCOTI court cle<k. Grove Blvd., Sit 207, Giii· Published Newport phone number Is (714) nph Engelbert, Executive F802512 Name relecred to above authority. A PETITION has been Attomey for th• P•ll· den Grove, CA 92644 and Btach·Costa Mesa Dally 252-8888, Viet PrtSldent Published Newport Bea~h· •---F-l_c_tl_tl_ou-,--- was tiled In Orange Coonly A H~R~NQ h:~ lht ~~~ flied by OREG CHAVEZ In Uoner: the last date lor llllng Pllot May 6, 1994. The principal manager of This statement wcas filed Costa Mesa Dally Pclol Busln••• Name on. Fii• No.F556&46 1~ 't 1'45 onp M I the Superior Court ol Call-LAW OFFICES OF dalms by any cred1t0f shall F662 lhe foundallon Is J OHN C. wolth th•c County lerk ol Apol IS 22 29 May 6 Statement Randi Edward Ma111trs _.., • • · · n to1n1a County ot ORANGE: be May 24 1994 which Is CREAN. range ounty on ApnC 14, · ' · ' I 1801 Hlghvltw Drive: Depa. 703 localed •I 341 THE. PETITION requests JAMES L. HUFFMAN, lhe business day btrore PUBLIC NOTICE ALM N. O'KAIN, ESQ., 1994. 1994 Tne 1010~1ng peisons 118 Santa An.a CA 112705 The City Dl'lve South, Or-lh•I GREG CHAVEZ be ap-900 w .. t 17th StrMl, the anticipated sale dale O'KAIN & JOY. A Law F80574t f636 oo\ng bus.n:n as This business wu con--:f?'v8~ ~~CT TO th pointed u personal rePf• Sult• A, Santa Ami, CA speclhod above. NOTtCI OF SALE Corporation, 18400 Von Published Newport Beach· PUBLIC NOTICE \~~~~~ T ~6~~ T Pl:c~~1~ ducted by an Individual • Mntalive to admlnl1ter th• 92709 • D•t•d: Aprll 281 In accordance with lhe Kalman Av1nu1.. Suitt 580, Cosll Mesa Daily Pilot A u' B c M Rancll E. Ma11ter1 granllr.q or lhe petition, you Hlate oflhe decedenl. Published Newport 1194 • p10Yls10n1 ol Secilon 21700 IMne Cal1foml4"'92715 A ril 22 29 Ma 6 13 Flctltloua 11• ., n I · osla e"S.a Thll atalemenl was Med jnoul~p~~:,al t~ h':,8~ THE PETITION requesta Bt1ch.C~sta Mesa Dally CHANG SOK SO through 21716 of lht Celi· Pu~l l 1hed Newport 1~4. ' ' y ' ' •ualneu Name ~~::~~nt Aulo Wetks w11h the County Clerk of ~ngllo ~le Ylnen ot> authority to administer the Pilot Apnl 29 May 2 6 Ht.AHO WHA SO rornla Business and Prolts-Btach.Co111 Mesa Dally F63S St•lement !CA) 1638 Plactnlia Ave Orange County on March ns Of 1 wr 11tale under lhe lndtpen-' ' • slons Cod• there being Pilot May 6, 1994. · 17, 1994 Ions with the court be-dent Admlnl11tatlon of E1-1994. . Published Newport due, unpaid alOfage '"tor F665 PUB IC OTICE Th1 loll°""1ng pe1sons are Un t B, Co'1a Meu CA Publllhed Newport Beach· Oft the hearing. Your •P-1ate1 Act (lhls authori"' FM661 BHCh·Costa MHa Dally wnlch lNSTORAGE HUN· L N d01ng busuieu u · 92626 C •• p .. 11 5 peaianct may be In peraon · ., P" M 6 ""'• ri•IQTON BEACH 1 PUBLIC NOTICE C & O DISTRIBUTORS This bu11nH1 11 con-osla "'818 llot .. pr 1 • orb our anomey. WIU allow the peraonal rep-PUBLIC NOTICE "01 ay ' l...... ·~ . 1 en-Flctllloue 22681 Oullonteld Cir., Like duc1eo by an 1nd1v1dua1 22• 29• May 6• 1994• IF ~~U ARE A CREDITOR resentat!Ve to take rMny F666 \Jlled to 1 hen pursUjlh\ lo SUMMARY OF B\latftHS Neme fOftst, CA 92630 The 1e91stran1(s) com· Fe34 or a contlngenl creditor or lellons without obt.inlng ona11U834 HCl•on 21702 of said code "'OPOSED Stat•m•llt Altllll Daniel Calderon, menctd 10 11ansac1 b\ls.· __ P_U_l_L-IC_N_O_T-IC_E __ 1the deceased. you mu11 tile ~c~:,ov:rv e.:~=j ESCROW HO. PUBLIC NOTICE :,~~~JO:~· ::•i:::~: ORDINANCE The rollowing peraons art 22681 ounkenlal<I C11 . ness unotr lh• F1C11tiou1 ---------rYOUI' clalrn wilh the COUl1 actions, however, the : 2943009-JH NOTICI 0' having been given lo pat-A PROPOSED ORDI· dolno business as: Like FOftsl, CA 92630 Bustnou, Namt(s) t.sted •SC •&27 and mall a copy lo the pet· aonal rt eaentaUve wilr:. NOTICE TO PUBLIC HEARING tits known to ctllm an in. NANCE It acheduled tor a) ftME & PLUS OF OR· Milk OOoglu Or"nheld, above Q11 •·25·94 NOT&C• OF sonal rtprtsenlatlve ap. ""'Ut ed~ I 8 II e 1 CR•DITORI OF N Is h lb IV ltwtst ll'lertin and lhe llme adoptiOn al the rlQUI., City ANGE COUNTYoblTIME & 209 16lh St, IC, Hunli1i9· lnvtslMent Al>IO W11ks pointed by lh• coof1 Within r .... I 0 g v no c 0 OllCI ., ~y g en ... I .. le c u I' oT M Uf. p Lu s PA y R L s ER· ton Beach CA 92648 Pau1ck Ke :ner P1es0'1ent PSTITION TO l0ur month• trom the dale lnlerHltd persona unleu BULK IALI! that the Pl1Mlng Comml•· lpeclfl.,.. n auc .. no, t •tor 1~!'cb!!'" iong ol ay ,..· VICES 20431 Rovenwooo This builnos Is con· Th11 statemeiit was f.led ADMINllTER they have waived nollce Of (Notice pursuant llon ot the CllY of Ntwpor\ payment of IUCh ffl hav-..-., .,ng rd nanct .... , • H' 1 .... t .,_ .. c• d ,.,. b . _, h c Cl k 1 ot flrlt Issuance ol the let· consenled to tl'\e proposed to UCC Sec. 61051 Beach w.11 hold a public Ing a,11plr9d will be sold •t 8, aod11 sub,.ctloo ()) to "'' • unt".,, on -ac .. , " uct.... Y e gener ... pll1 witn 1 • ounty " 0 ISTAT• Of: tet'a aa provided ln aectfon ICtlon) The Independent NOTICE IS HEAEBY heart on the 1 licallon public auction by INSTOR· Secllon ·153 of ti... Cost. 1121M6 netship • Orange C0uniy on AIXll 19· y, 81.ANCHI 9100 of the C1lifornla Pro-admlnist111ion authorltY. will GIVEN that • bulk ... , ta or cl: ol New,,lrf Beach AGE HUNT IN 0 T 0 N Mtta Municipal Code per· Nancy EllzabOth Aaron Tha regts11an1(s) com I~ 81.AOUMAN, bate Code. The tl!M fOf flt· be granted unless.,, nlt1· about 10 be made for Amendment No 794 BEACH looattd 7471 lalnlng to Interest chargH 20431 Ravenwood Ln., menced 10 transact but!· Fl01IOO •• •LANCHK Ina clllm• win not expire Hied peflOn ru .. an ob-The name(•) &Rd bull-Requ•~ 10 con1ldtr WarrM Ave., County ol Or-IOf payment• °' financial Hunllngton Beach, CA ,,. .. un<lef Ille FICM100S Pobhshtd Ne111po11 Beach· a. HOllM8 belore four montht rrom Ject'°" 10 the petition and nH• addreutt of the amendmen11 10 lilies 19 ange. S\ate ol California on obllgationt to 11\e City of 92640 eualness Name(•) 1;11ec:1 Costa r.•esa DA'ty p,,.,1 May ,... Ne. AtHOt7 ~':,~earing date noticed •how good CaUM why the lllltr •rt: MY PHAN, 16585 and 20 of th• Newport th• lllh dly Of May, 11194 c:~~ M~lioN ftl 0 J~.~ t~~:.·~~.v~~o,,. = ~~~::iocabe 6, 13, 20, 27.1194 . .. helrl, benellclarltl. YOU MAY EXAMINE the court ahould not orant the VON KARMAN, SUITE B, 8e1c;h Municipal Cod• so ., 9:00 am. Tetm• for the d M ... e (110 "'~! ... r· The re1i1s1r1nl(t) com· Thi• aaitement WH 11100 • F~ conllngenl credl-It •Ulhof'ftv. IRVINE, CA 92714 ••to: tllmlnale the mand• •al• Wt cuh only Sale inane. -· rst r._.ng menced )o tiansacl bV» With '"'-c 1 Cle!k ot .. tltd: P«tont who may Ill• kept by ~~t~ A HeAAINO on tne pell-Doing buslnns as: LE tory Plal'lnfng COmmisllon aubJeC1 to Canc11tallo11. camed by lhe t~ong roll neu undet lhe f'lclltiout Ofange c~ Xn Aj)rll 20 1------------ " be aneer .. ted In ., •• pefl ., file lion will be held on May 29, STAR BEAUTY Pl.ACE r ... 1.w ot ANI Tract Ml.pt: LandlOfd rtHl'Vff the right call volt: BuslnHI Nam•(•) kited 1994 _.or •tal9, Of both, :eh ;t.i~O:kx":!. Re-1994, 8l l:AS P.M. In Dept. =All other bualneu eliminate the mandatory to bid. Below Is a ll1t of COUNCIL MIM•ERS1 above on 4•13-94 ,101321 ~. ILANCHE SlAGER· t 1 c N 703 local9d at :Mt The City (1) and addr ... (n) city Council review or len-names and unit numt>era. AVIia Oel\la1 MuM-~ E Aaron •lea 81.ANCHE $. queat (IOf Special OllC9 Of Drf\le, Ofante. CA 929* by the Nl*(I) wttt*t \atfvt Trec:t Maps; and to ROBERT LOPEZ A0224 phrar, Hernttuo~le, nit. ataletnenl wu filed ~an.cl NIWPOfl Beach, M! the fll ng of an l!wentOfY 3~. the Pll' ttv"Jtars, 11 tllow the MoC111lc1tlon1 FRANK DOUTHIT A0751 luffe lltlokeott. NOESa ~lltl the Coun Clerll of Cott• Mell 0111y P1•01 ftETITIOH ..... bter'I = •:r:J~:' ,:::, ·:; IF YOU OBJECT TO tilt tlaled by the • er(•) art: COmmltt .. lo reYltw afld PElER BARAJAS AOll60 None' A8SINT1 NCNW Oteoge Countv i Aplll 13 AIX•I 23. 30, M•v 7, 14 llM by JOHN o . HOMME accO\lnt 81 CW\ded In grarllng of 1he pet1uon. you NOHE lf>PfOW Tentatl\'I Parcets G EORQE SM eDLEY THE fUU. TEXT of the 11t4 ' 1994, In ine ~or Court of ri lhould appear at the hMr· The ,,.IM(s) and bUtl-Maps. AOe83 l'eGHH f141 Callfotnla. CountV Of QA. Jectlon 1250 0 .,,. CalltOI· Ing and •lat• YOVf ob-""' lddrtll(ff) of the Thia project hat been ,.. v E L v e Ly N 8 R 0 w N ordinance may be r.-d In --------- & n6a l'rot>ate Code. A A.-e::: or nte written ob-t1Uy«(el ••: CHANG SOK v19"Cf, and M ha1 been AOl73 the City c .. , ... , Office, n Pvbll1hed Newl)Ort letch-PUILIC NOTIC! nlfTIOH reQUMt• = & ~ .. " ~ With the coun be-so, HIANO WHA so. Clelt»Mined that II 11 cat-SHAAN COLEMAN 90907 Flit Orlve. Costa Mell c:t>11a Mtll Dally Pilot ---------JOHN o. HOMM! De court Clefk «II Oft the hMfin9. YOAll ..,.. IHH VON KARMAN, eoorlcally Hempt ~., CATHY SV£AEV C050' llMY T. ILLIOTT, .. 1S. 2a. H. M.ay •• fkthMu• td aa pettoNI rep-• Pff'...Ce inay bt In f*IOn SUITE I , IRVIN!, CA N714 the requhmente of tn. 0R£00 SHOCKENCY ~ C"' Qertt 1"4 9ueeMu Maine ,...ntaflle to admlnlel8f Attemer '-IM PetJ. or bV Y04J1 anorney. The us.ta lbelna IOICI.,. C•lllou1la !nvlronin.Mat NOGM llubll•h•d Newport FIU S'8tenMftt a. ..... of lhe deeedenl. llWf't If' 'fOU ARE A CREOITOA g.,_ally ct.tcrlbed aa· Quellty Act. Pub 11th Id N t w ~or I The fOllOWIOQ' pettona art I.. ftET1'T10N requeeea JOMll .,_DTI eOVD, or • coutl."lgef\C creditor of "UANITIJRE, "'XTUAU Notice II hefeby ~ Beach.Cotta MeH ~ ~~'!:,0 .. •~.!'.. Oe&1y PUil.iC NOTtCI ClolflQ tius.,.,.u ": IN ~·a WILL and •IQ,, .(I 4e1eJ11 the deeffMd, you nMllt lie AHO EOUtPMlHTbT'RAOR· ..,, that Mid publlc hfft-Pfk>I Al>fll 2t, M•y I , 1114 r""' .... , ....,... M.AZA $1\JOIO, 135 E tollch,"eny,beadmltted 11811 'LAZA DR. Vo"' c:lelm wlUI 11'8 COUr'I NAME, 000 Will, fhlwlllbe,_,onlhe 1tlt\ H53 '~ PlotlflMa, ....,._,Orange,CAt.291e '° ..,..... The ... lfld •T• 110 MllllON and l'llal. ~ION f*· Ll!AHHOLO IMftAOVI· dey of M•Y '""· at the .. _ .... _,.... MUC NOT1CI ......... ....... "unall J, lantol. 2)S t. wiy C10C11c11a 11e ..,.....,.. Ylm.IO CA U..t tn•) toMI ,..,IMIUi.v. ap. MINT COYEHAHT NOT TO how of UO p rn. In .. r-RV "' l•a .. rtt MIPllt, ~.CA PMN fer ~ In the Ille ua.a'tM polntM bV the court wtlhln CC*ntt and .,. ltCateO Counctl Chlmbera Of IN ---... , tetlOI The ........,. 1*90f11.,. ~ A. 18ntoe. Ill L -br lie oour1. lour montha from the C1a1e al: 11611 YOH KARMAN, Newport e.ectl Qty ._.., -•no•_. ...._ .......... •: ~ OfM1e, CA .... f THI HTmOH ,...... ftubtla"ed Ne•potl of 1r.c ~ of Vie let· SUfTa I, .fMN!, CA 911'4 3* Newpoft ~1¥WCI, AVAl.._IU'TV OP PlelMl1• THI" P'\.AZA OAROHI", Thia •ualMM It COfto ........, to ... ....., In. hKJt.Cotta Me.a. Deity ..... ~ In eectlOn The bull' .... le '"""°9d ......,.,. ~ ~ ANllUAL llnvRtl ..... 118 .._ THI PUZA OAAONlA, dllded bf· ......... "" -. under tfle tndepetl-Noe Apfll tt, '°· .-.ye, ttOO of fie~'-"> to be~• tM II WNch ..,,. and ,-. flllfauant to lecllon .... e .. 1nl • ~ W. ~ 0r.,.., ... .... ..,. .... ..., Of e .. ,.... ... COdt. The line lor .. otllc'9 °' LUCKY ESCROW MY ..... '*'°"' "'*" lt04(d) of "" INeMll AW-The ~ ~ .. CA -T... '"'•HantC•> ~ PLUG IN ..... All (TNa 8l#IOrty ' Pa.a ... ..,,.. .. not ..... COMl'ANY. INC., ...., a. ftttd IMy ..,,.., Md be Hua Cod•. l'IOllC• ,, ~ buelneae n : ,.... A,, larriol, 2'I t, fMMM lo .............. _.. lllow lM pet90MI rtp-.,..._ tDw montttt "°'" den Grow llvd ..... 201, l'letlrd thereon. "you CW-._., gllleft "-' N • IOltLl.JIALVAll WONT· ...... Orangit. CA NIM ,_ Ul!dlr IW fiCllouelll••••••• ( ' --\ .. ,. 10 Friday, M~ e. 1994 . . l l •• Get to the nsle ABC's Attic, basement, and closet then get some cath. ; . ;-t ' . _. .. -----~ 'T .... ' . . . 330 W •. Bay Street All IHI tsllll ~.In this ~ii ..-;cct .. Ille fed· rnl fw lleltsMt Act., tMI 11 ""'"" .. kll INILll It 111.,,, to M*1ill • .,,,, ..,...renct. ll11f111lt• tt dl1cri111luhon bn•d H llCC. ctltr. 111i9fon, JCI, 11111~ IM!illll UllUI or ..,.,..,. ........ ~ .. Mt,,,, Adi ,,.,..t. llml· 1111ta " .ilCMMAatitn.'' Tiiis aawspa,t \ wlll not' U.Willtl't ICdJI 19Y MwtMc· mt•I tor rul UI* wtllcll 11 in 'llobli,. ol t111 law. O.ur rudc11 wt llltl"y llltenMC a.it Ill dwcllilt• Mvtl1iud 1n lhir Gf.,,.. ....... , ... Ill NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO EMPLOYMENT EMP 2169 SHARE 2724 ANNOUNCEMENTS 5530 IOYMENT5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spacious 1 BR-cable, nt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••• 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bch, 1hops, bus tlne. 1• 1• RE~TAl s6 fs •& u~. Coll Bon· 4br 2ba hse on Grand Fiie Clerk" Sates ~ S nle for• your new ad· C~al. Full kitchen, LOST & NB Law firm. $6.50. WE'RE EXAPANDl.NGl 1BR. 0 ft • $650 wk dreasl 842·5858 tndfy, prkg. Avt 8/1. FOUND 2925 $7.50/Mr DOE .-ben-6Ktremoly succossful 1BR. Udo. $1650 mo -*-.,...,U-N..,.B_E __ L_t_E_V_A..:...B.:.L.:.E.:.*_1 __ s_5_35_m_o_. _12_3_-4_7_0_2_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii el1ts. M,1.1st accurate, sales/mMketlng firm Is 2BR Ponln $1575 mo E'alde 1BR No pets. NEWPORT COAST depeodable & sell· seeking protesslonal, 3BR. Penln. $1375 mo N/S prof male shr new Broken~Hearted motivated. 752·7855 hard-working sates 3BR Penln $1575 mo Encl garage, laundry. people to .join our 4BA Penln S1800 mo $550 + dep 642-5964 2Br condo, gated. Pvt Little Bor... Ftnl•h•d C•rpentera team. $100K+ ,annual 4BR . l ido. $3000 mo $ba/ph/n/gar, avl lmmod L 0 ST tools .-1ransportation Income Is VERY RE- H 550 mo. 854-1861 needed. Call: AUSTIC. Professional <n..--......-....~ UNTINGTON COM Ln 2br 2b• Goldo11Retrlever 714·64t·8307 Iv msg f'' 1 h .,,.,...___ • "W Hrs KEY" o 11ce a mosp ero, ant1t111t,.::=.ca_, BEACH 2640 W/0, gar, avail now. <:;l •<:;l •<:;l •<::i •<:' HAIR STYLIST great support system. Young prof M/F S635 In the vicinity 01 Now· Newport Beach salon. Call and see II. you ,73-1900 1 Ml to bch 3Br 2v.iea + Yl util. 723·0486 pon Beach, near 1610 Ront or percentage. qtlauty, ask for John, ~,..._______ Tom 644 1c70 Weds t 662·7662 altor 9am. 3BR 2 1<'.rBa Npt Terrace frplc, 2·car aitch gar, COM. LARGE 3Br 2Ba, & Tustin Avenue on 3/ · .,, · a condo, 19 Sur1slde Cl. lndry, 2 encl patios. w/d, fireplace, lam rm. 24. 8 yrs old. Llltle Marketing • Com·~---------1 S tt SO/mo rel\t or lse. S 1050/mo. 498·8027 Avail 5/15. $450 +sec. ~~~~ ~rpo~ndne~ruZ:ale11•• puter:f.'•dmfn Asst 1 week fr•• rent. Rarely avail new studio, 675·5l>95 " Slmple lo 6u1ldl . . Costa Mesa, CA 92627 How To Place Classified Ad BY PHONE: 714 642·5878 BY VI8ITING OR MAIL: 330 W. Bay Street Costa Mesa,. CA 92627 (Corner of Newport Blvd. & Bay St.) . ·cIASSIFIED HOURS:- ·. t,111111 U I 1*tlly Miis. To com- pl.w. II~. <Ml HUD Joll·lrlt II 1·I00·'2H S90. fot IH WIUl!w•. DC aru plusc jCall HUD .. Ul·JSOO. 375-6677 or 950-1799 res. setting, prlv entry, CM·Ms•r BR, lg 2.sty Ploase Coll Chrls\lna PT • For new gor· rll • @(714) 850·1004 geous office. 722-4588 Be•utlful lmmac 2Br frnch drs·deck· klt·P~ v twnhme, N/S prof tom. R E W A R D Orange Co. pub lie An1'mal T 1 h 8 5 30 M d F 'd 2Ba sngl lvl w/shul· sldo yard. N/S, No All amenities 5475 e ep One 8m •. : pm OD ay• n ay ters, new pnVlloorlng. pets. 5540 mo. inc._m_o._N_o_p_o1_s_63_1_·5_1_90_, ~FOUND¥HOUNDM ~~h/FToo.ls Fno~w1·nhrolrfncga1'1 J st45otmo 675·7218 cbt1urn. 96a.8511 •· v Banks Walk n 8·30am 5·30pm Monday Fr1'day · HB·Shr lg 4BR·2'hBa Beautiful, Golden 714/952·1000. · • • · • • • •Big C•nyon elegant hm In quiet area w/2 C k • I M' Vorsalhe 4BR. pool, NEWPORT professional n/smkg . oc ersp~nie ix Plumber D'm;t Al DL~ S •••••••••I I & I :ii s el a e Fnendly,Tra1ned Male Min 5 yrs exp In repair 4 ~ Al ... ~ HOUSES/ !~~Y ~~~~~ ~:;_53f; · BEACH 2669 ~o:uy -.,~~n e~w~p:o1: Found near McFad-wprk. Clean OMV M d F d lrplc, gar, w/d, 2 ml to den & 55 Freeway, 4 '°'Ord. Prinl•OUI req"d. on ay ......................... ri ay 5:30pm CONDOS Bluffs Tennis Villa *1BR $825• b~h S450 + dep + 1.h months ago, unable to Must have own hand T d M d FOR SALE Mstr + 3BR. lam rm. 2BR 2BA $725/U uhls 962·3311 lake care of him any· tools 548·5558 .ues ay........................ on ay 5 :30pm country kilch, 26s o s/f P L e h PROPERTY MGR .$2350 mo 5~48·8980 A•k AboHl Our 2B'R •a c shr spacious l"(lore, needs good W d d T d 5 30 :51JeClll!Frlg .... d/W ocn vTew hsel.pvt ba. home & environment. Nwpt. Bch Co has e De8 ay •••••••••••••••••• Ue8 ay ! pm ------'---I E••tbluff. 4BR or 3 + incl. 60x3o pool. No Lndry. $485. tve 499· Approx. 1 year old lmmed opening for Ind d NEWPORT dloen. b2l8gal. frloln/ltl row pets. No feos. No 5859;dy310-398·8157 Please call Adriana exp"d Prop. Mgr. Yrly/ epen ent ........... Wednesday 3:30pm v w, am Y v rm, lease 545-4~55 LIDO ISLE bayfront, Summer/Winter Aent-BEACB 1069 2 Ir pies, gated entry 1 (800) 228-8193 Box als. Sal +. Fab opply. Ow Mmal 8_...,. Tb d W d d 'I"' 30 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil to family yatd, vacant 6 WKS FREE RENT fabulous view, beach, 23084. Please leave Ron 673-7300 Uiand-tornae. urs ay................ e nee ay \>! pm • 52500 mo. Don•ld tennis. w/d, Fem only. h be h --., HARIOR RIDGE VIEW Pf•tf 842·9797 WITH LEASE!! s475/mo. 673-6239 P one pum r, appy Psychologist PT n--~ti.nks F ·d · Th d " 5 30 BV OWNER Lg 3Br+ 2BR-3BR Apt•. 2 NB on golf course. lo return your call. Position avl. No over-rnalle~glftsandstl rl ay ,,_, ...... ~............ Ur8 ay ! pm tolt, 2•hBa, upgraded, H.V. Hom•• 4Br Years Newt Family Gated, pools, exer rm. ¥L 0 ST CAT• head. Must be able to ~welllltCrlftShows. S t d · F 'd 5 30 new pnVplush crpt. AJ ~~!: ~nb:~etogrp"o~:· c~mplex, pool, play· No smk/pet. $595+"2 Mola Longhair, white supervise 1 Psych As· Youc.-.tiuy)uetan9 8 Ur ay ••••••••••••,.••••••"•• n ay : pm C, alarm. Wiii trade up $2350 m~ teo-oao3· ground 650·8310 ulll. Sandy, 644•123~ w/groy & black. Miss-slstanl. 722-4588 dNlgi or bUy ten 10< 1·sty hse in similar BAYFRONT charming, -----------~ deillp. EllCh ' GENERAL POLJl"'Y area. S475K. 721·0913 lg 2BA .-den, 2Ba, 2 cozy 2BR 2BA, frplc. N~. Mature fem. Ocean ~7~in~~c:f ~~·h 1~1.'h::,_e_a_i _Es_1_:11_0 ____ ,1 p1mn t«lnc:UIM f\JU. '-' ' car gar. W/d, a /c. view laundry garage. VIOW. Bt+Silllng rm, So.nta Ana Ave. area MAl..llYAn···-StZE~ Ra'te1 and da•dlin-are aut..1iect lo c""·"-Wl0thout Lt airy 38r 2Ba $479K. Open S•t 11·3. 53t Santa Ana. 650-0943 8kr Ed Van den Bouche micro. $1475 mo. s13001 645 69 8 bath. gar, tennis. pool. -• ~ .... D1 ~~ Ownr/Agt 759-7659 mo. • 7 5575 +sec. 722-8577 Please Call<:;l646-1309 Busy walk·tn location. ti" Th ubl!-h h righ Eaatblutf lrg spacious LOST: yellow & gr•v comp plan for llltetvlew MoMy I** ~ no ce. e p lR er retervea t e t to cenaor, Lido lsle 2Br 2Ba. frplc, pool, Newport Be•c h ·Lg Cock•tl•I In New· call Ron TaVlor. ~ J "f · · I 'f' d Beautiful 3BA·21h Ba gar, new crpl. AVI now hlouso, ro~I. :p~ port/Promontory area. The""dlfftlll f~C alll y' revue or ft)eCt any C 1111 le 1a!"ilY home w1111e1 S9751mo. 756-3277 ~o~~· sf;o v:5~86;11 · Says "Baby Bird," RE· N.-.ort P1S1 •351(1 llanll) •• s:u~ advertilement. · Pleaae rep0rt any errora that may be brite lnterlor. 2 car •LIDO ISLE• Lg 1BR WARD. Call 673·1326. 673-7300 13SO(IO BlnU) •• U.iS m· your dw!.e_.J ad DD. media•-Jy. The Dail·y Pilot & HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT g:ir, yrly lse $2600 trlplox, gar. Ught & STOLEN Md$1.00bc.tq Dleu ~ mo. Cindy 673-3777 airy. $850/mo loaso. GARAGES Air compressor and I====~~~~ ~11Sea$16tn~ Th Ind de t ti liability i t. ' Cannery Village Ally (819J 598-3337 FOR RENT 2740 orange box of tools. Real Estate Sales e epen D accep no or an, error m Lae/S•le 4BR·3.5Ba Steps 10 sand! StuCSlo Costa Mesa area, late. 70-90% ~ommlsslon. Gotd Cow*y Woodlrorla &D acfve~ment for which U may be reapontible, •••••••••I exec: home In great lo· dwnstrs In triplex 24\h night, 5/1. REWARD. (714)436·0300 ~ h -, L-tualJ !_.J b cation w/pool. $759K St. $650 Incl ulils, lse 9x20. 24-hr accoss, 650-7838 Retall·Sportlng Goods. Dept. 92626 except IOf t e COit OJ toe 1plce IC J OCCUpk:U J or S3800/mo. (714J 847-2822 sale, Eas\side CM/ Golf, ln·line sk:ikes, 161.S Wimbledon Or.. the. enor. Credit can o-'-be allowecl for the fint BAI.BOA 975·1 t55 or 646-5558 St di 1 h 1 b hi 17th St S100/mo hockey, etc. Apply Aubum, CA 95603 a»J ISIAND 2106 Newport Terr•c• ~n~mo. s~BR~ s1:pa 310 3 nMoeo PERSONALS 18352 Boach Blvd. H& ineertion. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Condo 3BR 2\.".i8A. lo bc.h $650/mo. Prop· EASTSIDE CM ========~-------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Po o I /a pa . Le as e erty Hse 842·3850 Storage only WAM'rED 1Br apt on St,000/mo. Call Mike WATERFRONT $95/mo. Call 11·7 Bal Isl for prof married 553-2359 GIUbb & Ellis 1 28R Id 646·5137 PERSONALS 3002 couple Respon n/s • res ences on Rich 9'091393.3533 . Nwpt Crest 4BA 3Ba -t-LI d o p en I n s u I a . r--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • den w/ocn vw, comm lmmed occpyl S800· STORAGE 2742 p 001/1 en n IS/I pa 11 $1300 673-6030 7 dys 51650/mo. 642·3850 710 Lido P•rk Dr liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PARK STORAGE HOT &WILD! 1 ·800·860-6969 Toll Free Call CORONA DEL MAR OCEANFRONT apar· 2122 kllng 2BR/2BA Annual.I••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil st 750/Month. Agt. MISCELLANEOUS Avt Nowt 511 Vz Cama· Matcla 714-509-3707 Storage/garage, sizes -------- 12x27 In CM. lowest MEMBERSHIPS Prices. Otflce also tlon. 3BR 2BA, w/d, RENTALS avoll. located Now· 3018 frig, $1450 Open SaV ••••••••I••••••••• port & 17th. 75!>·3277 Sun 310-375·9487 APARTMENTS e1ogant 2B12B condo FOR RENT ROOMS 2706 COMMERCIAL turn/uni, lmmac whl ••••••••• decor. grdn, pool, So REAL ESTATE Coat• M•••·Female PCH $1500 721-8521 --------non-smoker. Chlld FURNISHED BAI.BOA OK. Must like cats. 28r 2Ba condo-charm, ISLAND 2606 631·9011 After 6pm ,_B_U_S_I_N_E_S_S_O_F_F_l_C_E_ Pa 110' P 001' near iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------beach. $1975/mo or FOR RENT 2769 Corona det Mar resident wishes to purchue membership Newport Bch Country Club 644-4352 Newport B••ch Country Club Membership 673-9399 s1675lse160-3181 BAYFRONT 3bd HOTELS rower Frplc, laundry & MOTELS 2718 ·E·M·P·L·o·YM--N·T-•Gorgeoua ocean view Sl8SO AGT 63t·t400 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT BEACH E H.V. Hiiis hm, 4BR or ---------1• EXEC SUITES 3 + den, pool. apa Studio. Extr• nice! LIVI!. IN LAGUNA Lowest prices. free $3650 Agt S40·5884 Frplc, walk-In closet, Furn Studios, kitchen· services. 633·9550 -------- patio, w/d. Ute. clean. ettea, TV, pool. $175 EMPLOYMENT NEW CUSTOM 3bd· $650/mo yrly 499-632t & up-wk. 494-5294 1 .. ______ _ 2ba, bltlns frig, deck & 1• 5530 1g brick patio s1e95 BAI.BOA VACATION BUSINESS & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mo 1se. 840-2oeo FINANCE. ASSEMBLY, Fff so. of PCH. 2Br -t-den. PENINSUIA 2607 RENTALS 2722 8am-4:30pm M·F . t V•Ba, frplc In mstr br. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $5.50/hr. No exp nee. relrlg, d/w, w/d, gar. ••B•yfronl Bldg .-OM 1920'• Be•ch Small mlg plant. 603\.".i Camatlon Ave. view 18R 1BA, kitch. conage China Cove BUSINESS Apply in person blwn $1400/mo. 723·0751 Quiet & cleon. N/S. views· V• blk to-bchl OPPORTUNITY 10-4:30, 16661 Gemini Yrly $695 873·1943 3br 1 ba. 2 decks, w/d, Lnne, Hunt. Beach. furn. S2500mo. Avl 8/ 2904 BOAT MECHANIC COSTA MESA 2124 CORONA 15·8130 723-1418 with certlflcat1ons ror L•k• H•v•au 3Br INCOME DISCOVERY! OMC, Mere Cruiser, 28R DUPLEX, new BA. DEL MAR 2622 2Ba, TV, spa, lndry, Famous PhD. scientist Volvo factory dealer In quiet, yard, new crpV iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii view. Wknd or wkly. reveals high-Income Lake Arrow&head. F,rr. drps, gar, great neigh· B•yfront 1 Br Apia. Trans avail. 847·7755 discoveries • anyone xlnl wages bene its. bora $795. 847-7540 Upstra & dWnstra avl. can use to achieve Call 909·337·4460 New crpVpnt. $1075. RENTALS TO wealth. FrH facts. B. BOOKKEEPER PfT Ch•rmlng E'slde 1 Br lhotf 1st mot 842-6515 Sinclair, 1123 Sandi 1 t-3 M·F. 10-key by 1Ba, frplc, lndry, front X~g 3BR 39A Apt newly SHARE 2724 Ln, Oept. OP, Costa touch. Newport Beach & rear yard. Avl 5/20. l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mesa, CA 92627. restaurant. 645-8384 s795/mo * 434-9359 decorated, frplc, lg 1• · deck & patio, X·lg gar I------------------~ E'&IDE COTTAGE. Sl75o mo 759-0974 NEWPORT NEWPORT _N_E_W_P_O_R_T ___ _ 1Br 18a, gar. yard. New pnt1s1ove1t1ra11r1g. COSTA -~r • 2624 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH Hkupa. $695 842·8555 ~ 2669 ~~~~~~~ --~--~~--- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'alde apaclous 3Br APTS FROM $950 2Ba condo-type apt, 1er 1Ba & 2Br 1v.iea. Ytlfd, gar, w/d hl<ups, Qteat location. Harbor new crpt & paint. No VIII A 5 908 pets. $975. 631-6936 • pts. 46-1 t BA upstairs, quiet, Eastalde hae, clean & ~ry ,clean, lndry fac. cute 2BR 2Ba. huge pool1. No pets, yard, Hp lndry, vac pl••••· S550 mo. 540 mo 642·9797 M4M>392 ---------_________ 11 BA upstairs, quleVS• H'~NGTON eluded. Near shop-"" .u ping & frwya. Well •••ca 2140 kept complex. Pool. ,_.. No pets, pleaHI S550 mo.Me.o39a I leecllff On 28R dwnstaka, lmpr••· I The Qreent alve 1and1caplng. Townhouse model Pool, quiet. very 203·8. 3BR. ocean clean, nt fwya/ahops. view In oated comm. No peta, please $650. I Furn $2300/mo. Unf e48.0392 ff'IOO/mo MO-e790 E'ald• t8A vacant, encl gar, S585 + 1450 d41p. 150 E 2tat St. 64"45134 or. &44-421M 2119 l•iide lrg 28r trlpi.x, ••••llil•••I enct gar, w/d tlllVJ>, enct patio. Sl(I0. .. 111 mo. * 173-1106 -- I I I I ~ \ \ I I.' , I I \\I I I I> I I \\I r he Terrace Apartments at ~ m~ J6',, ~ • Suldio, hathMC. lllCI 0.. t0 F lcdlioola • • •• 7W . -" fl • •Pr;..O..O..lw ~...,.9 r I' d .,.... ... \ I MIMll • ,., .... G,tll.S,.. .. ,... •A ..... _., ... Mefti•..._ In 1::._,.._.._ •• for. ]"USt II f w..,...,..,,_._ O• 2 TE T tMmP«l10N llMll • PCUINIVALLIY lndependen . Run your ad in the Newport Be~ch Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100 ,000 homes . Fa x us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check todayl Run for a week! If your car does not sell we' II run it for another week FREE l All for $1 o· ·---------~------------· D YES,SELL MY CAR Nome Addreu City Zip Phone Credit Cord = MC VlSA AM X # _____ Ep _ ~ Moil To DAILY PILOT • 330 W &oy SlrMI Cciio Mtio CA 9262~ (71 4/ 0:.Z .56 .. 8 Or fAX (714/ ~JI o5'" '"'"'° ~ 0 'Y1 bp.res ¢ q, ""'°'• Oi.c:l ,.,.,,.,,, ao~es "-'--·--~ ·--- o.C"...,... av• g.-,,,.. cu ..-c s.....-IVC........ ........,_ ,,..,._ • .. - .. '. .. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1r•··--°' 4 Snooped ·~•of• ltllCI 14 T~t ~_de!Mdon 16 ---lredl.tr ti COuntry •t•tt 11 Soldier '°' hi,.. tt eom-uan Staw -20 Spenitlh ,., .. 21 Lldt •• ·23 Ftney trim 24 Agr ... 27 Food lhop 2t Plncnea 31 0yet-· trNIUl'9t 35 Grealc letter 31 Wlpae with I clottl 39Wlllcome • 40. Shorlaga 42 Correct I• mlnllKttptl 4A GrMl -45 "Catc:n-22" •W-47 Smudge 49 *9rtha QfOUnd 50 Tyrent 52 8tlny a. Poke 58 Banking tr enaac:llon 59 Goalla'1 1811 112 Klllan'• cry ...... If Pmema'1 17=~bn*I '° Aer> .. 1 IOw ..,.. 71 ~led btldl 72 Gohr''• P90 73~-· 74 75 a.be DOWN 1 Flot1da city 2 O.ll1cNI 3 Ru*• 4 P1lln09d 5 HIH'rled t ~., ... Ll,ll)lno 7 Not>lemen I Wood~ IActr- GttdMt 10 -bell 11SI~ FIUgerald 12 Ac:t~ GuW-13 HorM half 18 WOtk geng 22 -rally 25 BlbllCal weed 28 Loo41s througtl QU!cilly 28 Limb 30 Appear• 32 Land 2 Wdt 33 "fOf\~111 Sl\ow' l\ott 34 Meat dish 35 Attired 36 Rabbit's 1:;ousln 38 GOlftr Sam _. 41 Cured (ttsh) 43 Roy Rooer• end -Event 46 And not 48 WIValels 51~ter 8r0k-53 Blbllcat boll· blllldet 55 Iron-on picture 57 Chllher se .. _ Slrnd M!c:e" 59 Mill 60 Whtie House llllfef & 1 sing. Jatry - 63 Dry river bed 66Ct11slfiad - 68 Pop's mite 69 R-Oa ' •mtm•111 • ..... , ... , .. ~ wlner.W.. w .. deala. NORTH •Q• "7 .17 8 OK.teat •A 10 7 WIST IAST •X8 t •1 "'" 9 9 84 32 0 A ' 7 e ' 0 Q 10 I •Q t •a •K.Jt l SOUTH •A .110 9 8 I 3 c;> K Q 10 & 0 Volcl +81 The biddlni: W•t Nortb But 1 0 p.. l Q p .. 4 • P .. p... . Openi~ &eed: Ac. or Q Nowhere is it written that you mutt submit to the fate tNlt your enPmiet •re ploUinc. for you. Since your welf1re ia at et.ake, that woWd be downri1ht foolhardy, especiaJly if you have an errective coontermu· au.re available. Wtth Eut and West both unlim· ited, South'1jump to three spades at this vulnerability mual •how a pow· erful playins hand with a auit. nol 1ood enough for a jump to four spades. Under those circumstancet North was full value for the raiee to· AVOID TBS RUPJ' .. ... W• led \1'e ~ or ~ oa which EMl ~ &he lwo, U.. ahU\ed lo a low dub. w .. ·• ln&eM ... obvbM. The 8£11 ol bearta h9d lobea~andP.-wMtll· ....nm, a ,._... eatry ia tht '°"8f. ranlinl tide aui~ lo ~t. tile heart Nff. A compa.c.nt dKl.,er would win the ace of cluba and run the queen of IP8dea. •taki.ni evet)'t.hina on the fiMlle, or lead ace and another uump in the hop4t or finding an l'ftn split. Both would lead to c1ar.,t when W nt '"" lbe klna or apadet, set. to Eut with a club and KO'" a • he.rt ruff. A thou1htful declarer would re· ruse to be led like a lamb to the alauchte.T. ARA!r winnina the ace or clubs at trick two, South ehould lead dummy's liina of diamonds. When F..ast does not produce the ace, de· clarer dixarda the dub from hand and Weal. hu no way to set to part· ner'a hand for a heart ruff. South wilJ loae only one trump trick, one heart and one diamond! EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE SEIVICES 5533 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-BRASS BKD, On az, jiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••-•-w/flrm ortho matt set, Home Sauna, elec w/ Please be aware that never used, boxed. timer & light, $319 the listings Jn this cat· Cost $850, must sell 840·9194 egory may require you $250 cash. 774·6500 •~T""•-•"""k,......-dr_o_p-_l_ea_,r,......ta-b""'le-, to call a 900 number ---------Ilk t 8 1 In whl"h there Is a China Cabinet: Lg Med· 8 new, •ea • · m· .. It d d portod 2Jt5 marble·top chargo per minute. erranean, g con cocktail tabl•. Sid• ~king $300. 5'18·3350 by·slde refrlg, Whf(I· DOMESTICS 5540 DAYBED wht/brass. pool, 35wx58h. Hs• complete w/trundle & hold Items. 760-6848 , , , POIS DWIOaT CBIVao&IT IOU 1'0IOD ~·~DTm. .. ...m•;;zsm•;~;•;cam. .. ••~1••• • ........ ~~! 111 •n or 1JC, • -· •• :•••~= Lii Ari Dealg -dolhee. lum. ........ llK ml, -· =:: ... ttlN eld b oot•, unuaed .,.., ~ Jdnl aond. ... 11100 • '-.ettl wedding glhe, eml saeoo. "......,...... ... .._ 1ttt apple. IAT 7am-12. • ·~ ••• Tu.In Ave. nvm WO Paln1lng1, Print•, PORT •• BOllD& 1015, ........ . ,,AIMe, a.agrephe. ,. :II Al Aalron'• Gallery IA• •ti 11 Dataun 0....." Ion (l1on em111 DHlgn ~•1-:-= n Aceord 4dr Aueo, Ptu. 1o mlM.t CllMn. Centet) 2815 Aedhll , ... t AC, Pl, MW ..... 11700 AIADY1 e:u. Aw, nt Br1111ol. F0t In-SAT e.mt 11o& Not· body atrelghl nd• 0058 Of .,...,.., fonMtlon 112·3383 lingham Ad. Drap9'V paint, lo ml l1~ob0 1 ______ _ NW m.ch, qn bed, Auna good 831°71'1 vo•uo 1230 mlaG h1ehtd Items, • • alee typewrit.,, com· I••••••••• &049 ~o~~L pp~ras'U;: JAGUAI 9105 ·~~.!at~~:~,~~ PLIES. quality chha/ lf1terfor. run• atrong, PETS• AJfJMALS ----- ADOPT-A-PET ahoes·n 10 Me-4380 •93 XJS v12. 23.800 Sl50 obo. e:tt-7149 Every S•t & Sun at ml, orig owner. Whtl 1 ________ _ PETSMAAT, Fount.in blk, 311~0/• 4n54•~1.,_2772· VOLISWAGIJI 9235 , valley. Puppl••. kl1· .... uSPOlt'•noN , .,_ tens •nd more, d INUll n loOklng for lovl~. car·l•••••••••I '7 t Super •••ti• Ing homa1. CALL 241 · MBICEDES 9130 Conv.rl, rad w/btk 0317 for mor• Info. BOATS ?Olll•••iillii•liilii• top. 3K ml on rablt ••v• abused and eng, rebft trana, new abandoned pets. Be a 300 CD-1878-frnt end, new llr•a/ voluntHrJ1oater. cau 18' Duffl•ld Electric Excellent cond. shock•. 14500/obo , 71'"859-2704. 19119-$<&800 obo. $3300 Pgr 57o.5830 Must seal 982~18 723-e2M days or 4~8387 •aa Jetta 4c1r Dle..a GAUGE SALES 831·5'53 eves 5 spd. 40+ MPG-AC, '11DUFFY18 Electric Baycruls9' S10,350 * 673·5503 MG AM/FM enrf.gd tJres, 9140 paint Int. Gu • Got -------114" Obo. 722·&531 '89 MGB Road star.1--------- BALBOA ISLAND -P_O_WE __ R_B_O_A_T_S--• BAG, runs gr .. I, over· ANTIQUES • 6106 7012 ~~~~·ev·~~3~1ond CLASSICS liiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~-~~~----:-• 9250 --------- , '72 MGB GT, 4·spd, '85 Plymouth Sa1ellll•, 15 Runabout with am/fm aterao ca.. V~ auto trana A/C trailer. llu•t ••Ill tinted gla11: wire c u stom tl res'twh la 12300 or best offer. whts 14250. 875-3105 $6500 M2·1J7H Call AJ 895-5802 pp ' . 3 FAMILY SALE BBO's, . small appll· ance1, clothing mat• rial, collectibles, lots of ml1c. SAT, alley b• hind 121 Abalone Ava. 17' Botton Whaler, 70 --------- ••••r • bike, maple Evlnrud•. Must .. 111 NISSAN 9150 AUTOS rocker, ratlan bed 55900 or best offer. WANTED 9270 frame. 2 lady's bikes, ___ 7_1_4_·9_4_6-_1-6-7-2--liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii antq acordlan, et~. Sat 19' Boston Whaler Out· Thi "Wlft" Sap l'l.L BUY ANYTHING 9am, 1405 N. Bayrront rage, 140 Evlnrude, "ltl Got To Go!" otder model car, truck SATURDAY 9-4 good cond, vr••• M · t S II or van OK $100.$300. 125 No. B•wfront bo•t. $10,000 obo or UI t "' S500. Hav• cash, r will 25 years accummula· trade. Bob, 642·1574 '86 300 ZX com9'tO you. tlon or sturr Including ---------• Black, T-tops, great • 839-28&4 PP • wet suit and house· SAIL BOATS 7014 cond & well main-C•ll hold misc. Items. talnedl All power, amJ matt's. Never used. Tree Roses SS: Cltrus•--------- NEED European En-Cost ·$850, must sell or rruit trees wtrrult CORONA Im cass, new Ur••· Claaaffled 1 e• trallerable fiber· $3950 obo. Oya 714· glass. S1375/obo. '79 842-4321 EJtt #273 or Tod8yl gllsh apkg female to $250 cash. 774-6500 $10; On Palms 4-6'$10 D~L _.11n 6122 watch 2 kids. Prefer ~ Put.&\ llve·oll1. Lt hakpg, Designer bdrm ate, pier Gal plants 51: shad•, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C•dlll•o de VIiie. Eves 310-943-2131 842 5878 St425/obor 675-3038 ----------·---·----pine, fruit 15 gaJ $20; exp'd, refs. 642·6845 cabs, It bridge hdbrd, herbs 135 kinds, s 1: LOTS OF STUFF! dressr, pd $4K, sell lilac s10 909-674·9422 Multl·Famlly, Sat 8-12 CLASSIC RHODH 33 Aes1ored. Extras. Xlnt cond, w /allp, great day/Wkndr. Must ••II $7500/obo 675.2927 ,,.•••••••• $1400 obo 721-8521 Furn, hsewares, tools, " --==--=-=-=..,....,,,,....--Waterford Chandelier, ESTATE SALK $2200. Marble lop cof· antiques, collecliblH. Cherry Sleigh bdrm fee tabl•. 5200. 2507. Windover, off set, unused $1650. 540-1446 or 573.9574 1_G_o_l_d_en_r_o_d_. -..-..-----------1 Matching entrtalnmenl Moving Salel SAT 7-11 MARINE SUPS ••- armolre avl. 895-6046 1---------Furn, clothes, sports DOCvr 7022 COLLECTIBLES equlpt, books, hsehld aw liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------6017 Items, stereo equlpt, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil *BUYING ITEMS• MERCHANDISE bikes, aquarium. 40'·50' Sall Only From 1800.1960 1 pc MISC 6015 814 M•rvuerlte $450 Sal Island. Clo•t Jewelry to ontlre house ·' WANTKDU Old Barbie Ntce htehold & office to sea 752·2881 contents. lmmmedlate ~oil~ & Ac,7~~~orle~ turn Incl old rolltop •Up fo 27' length. Boat cash, top S. 673~223 ~lue queen 1lze hide·•· Ji:;,san"~alop prlc: pd. desk, pictures, misc Slip aide-ti• on Bal· MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES 6010 TIARA CONVERSION VANS •.High tops bed, floral loveseat. 2 980.3 588 ltem1. Sat/Sun 9·1, boa PenlMula nr H1t_1· --------------------------APPLIANCES 60 l l sturdy twin beds, slu· 2422 First Avenue bor Isl. 873·1943 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT dent desk, end tablo WANTED! Sid ti 13' • 7 Pass luxury • 5 Fresh 94's EMPLOYMENT 848..0373 FRBE TO YOU 6022 COSTA MESA 6124 Whaler·. Lido•· P••'n1~ 5530 5530 Kenmore VH dryer, ·~ 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-'heavy duly, good Est•t• S•l•I 6' Rose-aula • Rhine channel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil cond, 5150. 642•7406 wood mother of pearl FREE FIREWOOD & M I S I II L 1 t area. 875·2920 china cabinets, tern LUMBER. Com• end ov ng a• o s o Sales/Mgmt Will Train Westlnghse stacked stands, cottee tables, get 11. Call 847~678 188 & buyll SAT •••••••••I S rt Ml d d ---------hvy duty washer/dryer 1 11 A d 1 7 ' 7 ·,30•m•1:00pm * po I n e * T cur os. a osewoo . 1 am· pm 2088 M•nd•rln Dr AUTOMOBILES Energetic, monoy mo-EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMEN S150. Beige footstool Huge collection or T·CUP TOY llvated IAdlvlduals 5530 5530 (humpty) $20. 673.SOSO bronzes (34) lncludlng "POODLE" needed for expandlng ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 8' Uons, 6' blind jua· Looking for Good HUNTINGTON health lnt'I co. 'i" 'FURNITURE 6014 tlce. Cloissone up to Homel Aprox. 8 yrs. Be11.cH 6140 BMW (714)250-9448 SALES 3'. legal Ivory lnclud· Beige-Coloring. Nice. -'"" Ing netsukes, 3' King Please call Sherry liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil T ELE MARKETING Be part of the start·Up team at leamlngsmlth, 7 PC Oriental bed set & Queen, chariots, 3' ~751.3495~ MOVING SALE •88 BMW 325, 4 dr, alt· Best deal In town. the innovative specialty retailer dedicated to Incl trlpl• dresser & tusks, Ivory boats, etc. Sat only 7am-3pm ver, 5-spd, air, ivc Come take a look •• J1rmolro. Call 760-6784 Fish bowls, palnllngs. Furniture, house-records, 1111 cond, A/C, See If you quallly. Our combining learning and entertainment. If you Beaut solid pecan Stan· silver, lapls, turquoise, Chances are wares, Jr. bike & misc forced to tell $8500. llrm needs 10 proven are an energetic, creative person with retail loy bdrm set w/arm-25 pieces carved Jade, Ill fl d computer equipment. By Owner 540.1011 closers. Professional olre $550. 722-0864 200 year old Chlnose you w n 21201 White· Horse ....,..;.-___,,.....,..._,...,,.....,._,,...,,..........., 9030 to choose from • Safest conversiop on market •Highest quality . Great alternative to a Suburban atmosphere. 51 50K +. experien~e, we invite you to explore armoires, 6 cabinets. what you need Lane. 7141950-8227 PILOT CLASSIFIKD ••••I CONE Call after 9am, ask for employment opportunities In management, PJLOT CLASSIFIED old clocks. bar, very at the price PILOT c• '"'SSIFIED It's the resource you It'• the resource you ornate Louis 'X!ll fur· -can count on to ••II a Jo hn, 714•662•7662 FT/PT sales, and stock help in our new store can count on to Hll a nlture Incl mirror & you want to pay It'• th• resource you myriad of merchan-~ CHEVROLET Work .iii4\ •. LOt s opening at South Coast Plaza. Please call mdlsy•rladltemo'•. mbeerccahuasne-con501e, man & ladles when you read can ,c~unt ,on to s~ll a dis• Items, becaus• of Jol)~·sr Send desk, Bombay cabl· Claatlffed myr a o mere an· our columns compel SASE to: RAE, 6:38 (310) 576--0652 for additional Information. our columns compel nets. 9 sllk rugs, 3·. dlse Items, because qualified buyers to Camino de .t.os Maroa. quallflod buyers to 14', etc. etc. SAT/SUN dally our column• comp•I calll C-24<>-413, San Clom· calll 10-4, 1599 Superior 842-5878 qualllled buyers 10 842·9878 (714) 871-9110 ente, CA 92673 842·5 8 78 IAl, CM. 722-5552 calll --------·• •sE•R•Vl-C•E ___ liiCARiiiiiiPiiiEiiiNTiiiRiiiYiiiiii3SiiiliiiO ~g~ir: & DIRECTORY FENCES 3557 & DECJ<S HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3 615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3784 LEGAL SERVICES oma 3812 IQUIPllDT PLUMBING 3890 TREE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSERVICES 3929 A to Z HANDYMAN Home Repairs/Remodel William Harold Jew•l•r• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FIL-AM DRAIN lnstall/relace cabinets. •FE NCES OATE S• Costa Mesa/Newport Walch & jewelry rr p;ilr Overdue Biila? Cul Typewrllers/calculatora Servlce·Small drain Tree trlm/remov•I, Kilc:hons, baths, doors, * Best Price/Quality 1'aw/rapalr/poat replaced 25 Yrs. Experience! Antique/Fine Jewelry mor :hly payments up ahreddera/laser print· S24.50. Main drain sprinkler 1yatems & windows. Ooug 546-7258 landsca~. brick, llont. Redwood• Ll576605 *JIM 875·5099 * Suy/Mll/lrldt 873·03 85 to 50'11>. Licensed and era etc. Aopalr/clean $34.50. 847-4643 lndscpg. You name It, MASTER S:AAPENTER JTConcttlt 843-0822 Jim WhV1• 642·7206 Masonr y Problems/ ~~~g:n~. n,~;&;.~J~ Hm'1orc. Ella 259·1930 Plumblng Re pair• & we do Ill Me.4174 Addrtlons/Remodels Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie •Wood Fenc••* Aepalr/4dd. FREE est. LANDSCAPE 8r 0190 Ext. 49. Call 2ll Oralna Cleared from 1--------- Flro/Water Ropalrs, Cone, Pollo, Driveway rtplact/rtpalr, lrH hauling Formerly with Roger'• IAWN rllD'D 3808 hours SS.SO. All llxluraa In WAlt ACCOUNTING/ TAXES 3406 Jorry 646·.,. 540 Fplc. BB Os. Ref. 20 Vr tsUma1t1. Low PflcH. Uc'd Gardns. "hllllps 646·2167 ~~ . p AINTING 3858 atallad. Stave'• 545·~8 COVERINGS 3932 QUALITY CPA R11pa111, Rtmod. Ooors, win· Exp. Torry 557.7 594 AdvlnUige Constr. 974-5301 MOVING 3S34 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil et alfordable fixed foe. dows,cabontts,stucco&dry· Cemeot/brlck/stono/tllo · -\ ' Plumbing/alee/water All American Lawn care ---------li~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Days & Evenings wall, fencn. gates, etc. Uc drvwy slab s2.SO/sq 11 htra/sp(lnkl era/cell Maintenance, Clean-I!!!~~~~~~~ •W.P . YOUNGQUIST POOL Custom lnat•ll•tlon Bront Ell• 842-9843 35yn exp Jarry 842.0587 stomped concrete FLOOR INSTALL fans. Install/Repair. Upll, planting. Owner Ii a"U:11.npU:'u~"~~·po::~. SERVICE 3894 Rea/Comm strip/paint Ll541650 • 631-4310 REPAIRS 3620 FREE eat. 241.0137 operated. 790.1773 uc160209a.'1n1. No Job too amalll CARPET INSTALL QUALITY MASONRY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Semi Retired contractor. 8•al o Y•rd M•lnt. FrM Hl 8'5-3305 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5'11> Off w/ad 873..2937 POOL CLONING ACOUSTIC REMODELING 3408 & REPAIRS 3516 Block & wood fences, Vlnwl, h•r dw ood Rprs, lmprvmnta, sml La.wn!f Cle•nupa! cone drlve1 & pat101. c I m bl b Jobs, Quality, Integrity, Tree Trl"'mlne, LI Ucl671a12 968·0422 ..;,r:,n ~epat~ ~ar~u•t 'care, Ken 642-1770 H•ullng 979 .. 249 • i,t 1111 ._.'("All \ -.. ~f -·---21 rra Q11a11tr h lnlln1 PLUS touchups & murals. Richard Sinor Uc 280644 845--3209 Chem. aerv.. equip. repair, algae, etc. Ins. FAEE EST 775-1722 Why play Hide 'N Seale with chlldc:ar•? Call The Piiot todayr ACOUSTIC CEILINGS REMOVED. Cu•tom hand texture applied. Lie #012281 313·1058 Free Est Any size job I.Jc, Bond 843#3882 •---------Cl•anup·r•movai.trllTI* All carpet repairs h I w d,.. d ·' Power strotch/instalV DECK HAUUNG 3720 au • ee "1• ge., 7 d 7"5 7032 24 h 3570 FURNITUD~ tr•••·Junk. New lawnl'--llo&<~~--.11 aoa HUTTON ~~· ROOFING 3910 1--------ys ' • rs COATING AU< Free Eat. M-4·9273 Paint.Ing lnteriof,...,., .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M2·5e78. --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REPAIRS 3622 'JUNK TO THE DUMP' or~ See-' ·-"'ac""" C t Kol II rlor. Al cousUc cellllngs t---C-h-anc--e,-ar-.-----------•CLe1111.rlNG Immediate d•brla ........ ..... ....... ..... •P • me• overs • panted, repared, Aikin• Aoonng Spring BATHTUB &;n.&1 STOP Deck Leaks· removal. Guar Honest & Irrigation, Trimming The Captain beats applied, removed, dry S peol•I. Beat an you wlll find 9 E STO RATION SERVICES 3548 waterproof coatings. Compl•t• "e•toratlon Prices 968 1882 & Re"\ov.is, Cl•an-everyone• prlce1I Ins. wall repair & tel(tu(e. repairs 20% raroof 5'11> What you need " decks, ltalrs Qual. Wood, wicker, uphols, · • up1 6 Malnt, St. Uc. hardworking, prof. *'522831 M8·8320 Uc/Ins. aO<Hl75-0908 3448 *WINDOW CLEANING* work. L#587430 Freo etc. FREE pickup & !1'599025, 9 90-8109 L#~74192 844-4937 ----__,---1..,,.... _ __,,,,_...,,,...--~ •t th• P'ic• i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiil E1t. Beat$ 722·8769 d•llv•rv. ff2·1823 IMPROVEMENTS Junl!'• Jim• Landscape Jerry L Oavls·Speclallze Sadler Rooftne·UC & you want to P•Y FREE ESTIMATES HOME 3756 Malnl.Hrdscpe,Yard PUBLIC NOTICE *Custom Rea/Comm Ins. Specialize comm. When you rHd 297·8081 Da11ld 3580 u•~y MAN 3710 Aleanup. Tame It Th• Callf. Public: U\lll' Pelnllng/Wallpaperlng r•root/tepalr. 25 yrs. C Don 't R epl•o •· Aevl••• Tuba•lllo• alnks•spas•llb•rgloH repair, Free In home eat. Guar 859· 1795 DOORS DA.l'lllJ .. R L11441235 * 788·2028 •FREE EST 675-5095 laHlfled 1 00% S•tl•f•ollon nowl 497.CS9" lie• Commission E· QUIRES that all used QUALITY CARIE dally or S back. Home/Ole:. Concrete drlvea, Waiki, Landaoape Rep•l r h Id d I 2 I Honest, rer1. Some Excellent n•w entry He111elltent1I ,,.,.,ti•• patios. covers. deck•. Yard llght•·•Prlnklers. house o 1 10°~ 1 1 20 yrs exp. Ouallly TILE 3928•--_...4 ...... _,•,..l,..11...,.. __ Eng. Rebeca 265·1306 maker & door hangar, Palnl·Carpentrv· It framlng·29 wra exp Frult"l)funa 6 llandlchorea ~~vJr~ f~ n t be r worl<mansolp, fair i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • t h d 1 Ouar, reaa. Baldwin Drywall and mot•I 552-0920 * 721-0278 • Pet• on Vacation · • · a num er: prices 645--2417 Ron 1------------------I • r• •n \,WOrk ng Locks. Don, 521 ·8910 O•ry 845-5277 limos and chauffeurs Rep•lr Speol•ll•t• Can't tffm to 80AT ror you. HouHclean C ---------l.and1caplng & Malnt.. ptlnl th•lr T.C.P. rium· Clean, caulk, regrout, C Ing. yard & boat •rpentry, •ieotrlo ROMe rllD'C/ nanc•. Comm'I & Rea. ber In all advertlH· --------~ 1 11 get to all thOH MAJNTENAH E 3470 detailing. windows, ELECTRICAL 3610 Plumblng &< ~&¥ s 1 kl 1 11 11 tlon • mania, If you have • POlnAITS 3111 aeallng & nsta · repair Jobi etc Uc/Bond 722-6032 Comm/Ree. Lio. ' SERVICES 3760 pr n er n a a • que1t1on about th• le-Llke·Nu Tiie 840.2211• ---- loat Repair 1 I yra exp. New conslruc:tlon/ repair formerl>' w/Elllot Yacht•. Jim Black Shipwright 65()..4988 Jen Ma.oe33 r•palr1. etc S88.0443 around the hoUH? Kathy'• Housekeeping gallty of a mover, llmo Res/Comm/Rellable, A-t •i.otrto•I work Carp•ntry, roofing, Pet a How .. ltter • TREES • or chauffeur •. call: 011 Portr•lta y n me Let the Ouallt'f_ wo"rk.Refs. Local Uc. contrac1or plumbing, drywall, Public Utilities &UO&< Claaelfted • 831·2258 *' Quick Reaponael itucco, painting, tile, while you traveht, Wiii Te~ .. I"-•••· LAwM. CommlHlon lndlvldual/group SERVIC!S 3929 a.mce Free Est. 950.7042 alec:lrlcal. Jim 841-7494 stay at your ome ...... --. 75t .. "'M7e 71•·55Mt51 Al•o handpalnted L.ocal ref1. &44-4058 Murals. 873-4832 Dlr.CtOl"f IELKCTRICIAN •w~ Craft.....,. ••v On Movtn• Oardenlng. cleanups, Mlp you find Uc•n•• 1 233t08-C10. Tiie, palntlnQ, rwoof, Lowest, StOfaga, prof. ---------tt•••· ptamlng. tawna, Small Jobi. malnt and r•palr and mofel Aet1 JEWBLaY XLNT ,..,. 1 Iv min. lne. 3890 Irrigation. Ft•• Eat. rel&abte hetp. r•palrs. 548-5203 Stefan 981·7• 1 •••••••• '••••••••11-!T~11~1'!:5t!·~V~IMC~t:,73~1_:!-295t~ Comm/Rff 627·1087 . ___ M....,.l_ ... __ 7_1_..._ \ '