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Home My WebLink About1994-06-24 - Orange Coast PilotSoak up those rays, ;j~" "I dudes and dudettes! Our summer weather ' will hold (Iller the weekend, so run through the sprinkler, if you want to. We won't tell. See Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 A bodysurfer wears his towel over his head after leaving the water against a golden sunset neat. The Wedge. School trustees · unsure about re-election bids ~Two of four whose terms expire in November say they won't make decision on future until at least next month. Other~w.P pJan to run. Bv Russ LOAR, STAFF W1uru NEWPORT-MESA -With le)s than l\\-0 months before the school board election filing deadline, t\\O of the four tru)tees \\hose terms expire at the end of this }C.lr are still not sa) ing if they "'ill run for re-election. Trustee Forrest Werner, 65, said he's '"a1ting for a July 12 medical exam before he decides "hether to run for another four·yenr term on the N.e" port· ~1esn Unified School Di)trict board. A school board member for 13 )'ears, Werner just retired from a 2i- )e3r c:m:er in the Garden Gro'e Unified School Dismct "here he was a guidance counselor. He had heart b}pass surgery in 1989 and expressed concerns about his health. "While everything turned out great and I don"t have any restrictions, this ph)1sical is \Cry important to me at this point in time," Werner said ... I always have mixed emotions. It's like retiring from my job, in a way. I kind of hnte to take that we:iltl\ of expe· ricnce and walk down the road with it and not u~e it anymore. I kind of feel the same way about the school board.'' • • ·Werner represents Trustee Area 2, which in· eludes cc'ntral Co~ta Mesa. School board member Sherry Loofbourro"' "111 not soy if !>he's mJdc a decision to run for re· electi on. "Thnt'!> a deci::.ion I'm going 10 fin:il1ze in Jul~." she said. Loofbourro''· a tru::.tee since 1%1 a!'d president See TRUSTHS/P•t• 6 RlsidMtslatill against alowing McDonald's on the 'Peninsula ~ Neighbors tell Planning Commission that proposed location is a bad place for fast-food restaurant. BY DAvtD H 1nn., STAPP Wann BALBOA PENINSULA -The Newport Beach Planning Com· mission hadn't voted yet at press time late Thursday on whethe r to allow a McDonald's to open on the Balboa Peninsula. About 50 residents turned out to oppose the restaurant, saying its proposed locatjon is a terrible place for selling Big Macs. "Would you wan~ a McDonald's built in front of your home?" resi· dent Kent Stoddard asked com· missioners. When residents applauded his query, Commissioner Harry Mer· rill replied, "This isn't the Nielsen ratings." The fast-food restaurant, which would include an indoor seating area as well as drive·thru and walk-up windows, would be situ· ated on a triangular parcel of land located between the northbound and southbound lanes of Newport Boulevard at 28th St. Two dilapidated, vacant build· ings and a dirt lot currently are lo- cated on the site. ,. Residents of 28th Street Marina Condominiums, many of whom would have a bitds·cye vi~ of the new McDonald's, have been vigor· ousty protesting the project since April. '· They fear the burger joint will create traffic and parking prOb· lems in an area already clogged with cars. Newport police exploring for scouts ~ Department wants to beef up youth force, where teens get training in various po.lice procedures. ,. BY LolUANN 8.UtllDA, SYAfF Wllnla NEWPORT BEACH -Faced with an oil-time low of six police Explorer Scouts, the Newport Beach Police Department is ac· tively recru iting young people to join its post. "Kids don't always think it's a very cool thing lo spend their sum· • mer hanging around with police," Sgt. Andy Gonis conceded. "But we think the Explorer program is a good way for young people inter· ested in Jaw enforcement to get a bird's-eye view of the depart- ment." Besides, Gonis said, it's some- thing to do. Something "positive" to do. "Explorers get training in nu- merous police operations, from first aid to conducting car stops," Gonis said. They also get a chance to aid officers in crowd and traffic con- trol at special events, and to assiit l pOllcc ha. .utebcs and information Clisstmination on major crime in- vestiaations. And, of course, there's the an· nual Yo uth Safety Run, a car rally scheduled this year for Monday through Wednesday. The friendly compclition teaches driving ski lls and fuel economy to Explorers from acrOll Southcna Qilifornia. This year's secret begins in Buena Park and to Yo· scmite National P c Ex· plorcrs wftl have a ax be- £ote rewrning to Ora unty bf.rent route. T cs will .e to winning teams. boys a nd girls ages 14- 21, t police Explorer program is an offshoot o r the Doy Scouts of Americt. The Newport Beach post was established rouahly 20 ycan ago. Devon Dougherty, spokesm::tJl for the Orange County Council or the Boy Scouts, said Newport's dwindling membership isn't a trend. "We've experienced our 16th year or straight growth in the county," he said. "This council is No. l in the nation for the Ex- plorer program." ' Membership, Dougherty said, is a direct result of recruitment. And Ganis concedes the Newport post hasn't had a high:pressure drive in a while. "From time to time, the num· bers shrink as kids g~t older and leave for college," Gonis said, adding that enrollment typically rebounds through word or mouth. "The community leaders need to do ext ra duty to promote these programs," Dougherty said, adding that "every program goes through · ebbs and cycles." Interested youths arc encour- aged to call Gonis at 644·3662. Stag Bar hoping ..,_k trend In Costa Mesa ~ Establishment trying to reopen billiards room after Illegal expansion led to · closure. Owner says city seems to have something against bars. BY TUIA lo&GATrA, St"rr Wann COSTA MESA -Tom Tunsrall had no idea hia Stq Bar on 19th Street wu a menaoe 10 socicay - until he went 10 lhe city with plans for expansion. "I've been the owner for three rcan," said Tunstall. "1 had no idea it was such a problem busi· ness. "Never once did I have prob- lems with ABC (the slate's Alco- holic Bcveraae Control •aency), and never once did I have police come to me and say, 'Hey, you're bar is creatina 10me problems.' "But now, suddent,, l'rn belna told it's I horrible pl.a with lou •or prOble-." 1\lnstaU macle one miltake, and now hi 1ppun 10 b9 .,.,..., for it. In Januery, hi leuecl a euhe ad· jacent to the St11 -formerly ) Gcor1c'1 HoaJies -and opened it up u a billiards room. But, he did 11 withoul proper authorization from the cit)' and state. "ABC came to me and said, 'You c.n't expand without pennis· sion, • •• Tumtall said. "1 said, 'Oh, see. OK.' So. I cloled the place down and went lhroup the pro- cess." Fint. 1\anscall'a application went •o the dlJ'• Plan._ Commission for rewaendaam The ......,.._ dealed tbe re· quaa,..,.dlll.,.•laewould CIUll 111Chene krlf 1•" • M· .............. t lncy . aid the extra 1raffic would pose a serious hazard to resrnu- rant patrons who cross Newport Boulevard from the beach. Additional menaces would in- clude loitering, noise, liner and ''obnoxious odors," residents spec· ulated. "I think tha{ there is no ques- tion that the surrounding streets and even private property will be a dumping ground for trash," wrote resident Bonnie Jean Utt in a let· ter 10 commissioners. McDonald's origmall} Y.anted to open a "Oassic'" McDonald's simi· . lar in style to the historic Do ..... 11cy franchise which closed earlier this year. Residents said the plan was "gaudy" and wouldn't fit into the Peninsula's seaside theme, so Mc· Donald's redesigned the rcsrnu- rant with a Cape Code mottf to re· semble 28th Street Marina Condo- miniums. To address neighbors concern~ about noise, the company agreed IO remove the dmc-thru intercom Customers will ordc:r facc-10-face instead. City staffers s.ud the proposeJ Shaking the cobwebs out ~ Localist cyclist Bill Harney makes sure his glasses are on correctly before heading out on his fburth annual Newport- to-Las Vegas bike ride for charity Thursday at the Hard Rock Cafe In Fashion Island. INDIX Around Town ............ 5 Behind the Scenes ..... 3 Bridge ...................... 12 Check it Out .............. 2 Cityside ...................... 2 Clnssified ................. 10 Crossword ................ 12 Legal No lice~ ............. 8 Obituaries .................. 9 Police Files ................. 2 Sports ........................ 7 Weather .................... 2 ~.,~Cl l I 9' ~., ...... ,......,. a,,.ww ,,,_ 0 MtfM .. ,...,,.,.....,.. ,. . ... .. INllDI Botched ......, A p<:iir of masked gunmen wal~ed away from an attempted robbery empty-handed early Thursday after r~taurant employees told the thicv~ they had no money. Stt story, page 4 ....... ORCUlATION 800-252 .914, . NEWSR00\1 540-1224 HOTLINE 6-C2·6086 SPORTS M2""4ll0 McDonald"s v.iU not have a s1g· mficant effect on traffic or pa.rlung on the Peninsula, but e.Apre~d concern over whether the drive· thru lane, which is long enough to hold five cars, is adequate. The planners were expected to he a number of cond itions on the res1aurant if they were to approve It If the Planning Commission give. the project the go ahead. it v.ould then •_go before the City O)unc1I before coru.trucuon could he gm -Parking found, but hostel still ' gets opposition ~Neighbors of Newport's proposed youth hotel say project would bring too many people to already overcrowded area. nv lJUS YOKOl, ST\H \\"anu NEWPORT BEACH -The m· \CStors behind J proposed youth ho lei ha\e secured an 3grcement to use a neighboring lot for park· ing, but are3 property O\\Oers re· main 3da.mantly oppo cd to the prOJeCt. Andrew Gr:icc .i.nd Ph1hp Bo • ton, the cntrcpreneu~ propo ing the lntcrnahonal B:iclpaclcr's lnn nt 430 32nd St., plan to pave over part or the properly at 424 32nd St. to create nine car spaces for the hostel The two men will pay lot owner Bill Paden $12.000 annually for use or the property, and they will also foot the roughly $2,500 cost to p3ve the land. Grace and Boston hope this will alleviate some of the oppo5ition th:u has been voiced 1»&ainst their 50-bcd ho~tcl propoi.al, which the c.ity Council will rC\ICW Monday night. Out property owners alona 3 lit and 32nd strttts. already weary CrQm streams or noisy )'OU"I peo- ple they say filter out ot teWnl nearby ban late at nipt. nrnain convinced the location IS W10ft1 for such a hip-intensity me. •·we stayed ift holaell bl Africa. the Middle Eal. Europe • • • w ... ~ . • --. 2 Friday. June 24, 1994 Newport llbrarlas wlll combine run and nction this summer A ccording lo a fact sheet published by the American Library Associa tion, children who read as few as six books for pleasure during summer vacation maintain or gain reading skills. Those who do nol read on their own or participate in summer vacalion C . .JJ."' .. ' ' 1.111111111 t IOlnltZ . programs tend to regress. For local children, finding the fun in books shouldn't be difficult this summer, given the incentive of rewards for time spent reading, weekly T-shirt drawings, a drawing for Knott's Berry Farm and Disneyland passes, , . .pr.eschool story times and special activities for Check It Out • children entering first through sixth grades. All are part of 1he "Read Your Way to the Stars" Summer Reading Program pla nned for Monday through Aug. 20 at Newport Beach Public Libraries. To sign up fo r the program, independent readers can visit any library anytime betwee n program start and fi nish dates 10 enroll in a Reader's Club; parents may enroll preschoolers through kind erganencrs in a Read-To-Me. Club during the. same period. Members of both clubs will be given a Jog on which to record the amount of time spent reading or listening to stories. All participants wi ll be eligible for stickers, pogs, fast-food coupons, Fun Zone carousel tokens and other ·goodies according to the amount of time logged. Children who usually co me to the Newport Center Library are encouraged to use Balboa, Corona del Mar or · Mariners Branch Library until the new Central U brary·opens on July 10. Their reading logs will be transfe rred to the Centrnl Library when ii opens. While reading thei r way to the stars, 3 1,0 5 year olds can altend Tuesday story times at 10:30 a.m: begi nn ing on Tuesday at Balboa, Corona def Mar and Mariners Branch libraries. A specia1 story ti me at 10:30 a.m. at Corona del Mar Branch with children's librarian Linda Kline is planned for the two Thu rsdays when Newport Cen ter Library will be closed -June 30 and July 7. Story time will begin in the story telling room at th e new Central Libra ry on Thursday, July 14 and will continue through Aug. 18. Child ren entering first grade and above will find a full gamut of Summer Reading Program activities, beginning at 2 p.m. on July 5 with "Oodles of Bubbles" at Gran t Howald Park in Corona del Mar. The program will be repeated at 3 p.m. on July 6 at Mariners Ilranch Library and at 10:30 a.m. on July 7 at Balb.oa Branch Library. Subsequent pro~rams for school-age children will include an origami workshop, "Fun at the Park" with an Orange County Ranger, creative dramati cs, book writing and illustration, and story telling with s9ngs and puppets from the South Coast Storytelling Guild. f'ick up a complete schedule at any Newport Beach Public Library. The Summer Reading Program will conclude with an "Afte rnoon of Fun" for <ill ages, planned fo r I to 5 p.m. on Aug. I 7 at the Ceri tral Library. On hand will be funny magician Jeff Marti n, stellar storytellers Linda, Jana, Leola and Phyllis; Jahnation the Juggler and Punch'n Judy with Preston Hibbard. .(n addition to participating in the Summer Reading Program, children can enjoy a range of literary, dramatic, interactive and multimedia experiences during grand opening week (July 10-17) at the Central Library. Watch for newspaper announcements and flyers comjng soon. LDDonno Kienitz i s the Newport Dencll libr:uinn. "Check It Out" Js written by the stn/T of Ilic Newport Dench l'ublic Library. This week's culumn is by Judy Kelley. • LOCALS ONLY HI II A cli nical psychologist, Corona del Mar resident and prc;sldent of 1he Orange County Chapter oC the American Jewish Com mittee. The AJC presented him with the Samuel Gendel Human Relations Award on Tuesday at the Newport Beach Pacific Club for his efforts to incre ase communication between Jews and other minority· communities. ROUNDTMLI DISCUSSION Last year, Algazi formed a roundtable dialogue among African Americans, Asians, Latinos and Muslim leaders .in Orange County. The community leaders discussed immigration, school policy and - stereotypes. Algazi said the roundtaole gave the groups a chance to "break bread" with ead1 other and establish communication. Algazi said cooperation among minority groues is vital to ending discrimination, and he considers his efforts to· facilitate dialogue ·among various groups his biggest accomplishment. "I would like to think I've helped to break down stereotype_s and promote pluralism," Algazi said. "And I hope I've made some . contribution so people know the Jewish community isn't monolithi c; we're open to suggestions and we want to Jive in peace." QUID DIPLOMACY Algazi said he became involved in AJC at the urging of a friend. Hinda Beral, who knew Algazi was interested in politics and culture. Algazi found that he "Hked AJC's style. It's a different organization -on the . forefront of fighting discrimination, but it's a quiet organization." CITY EDITOR. IRIS YOKO I, 540.1224, ext. 361 PILOT PIOPl.la llY ALeAZI Not only did Algazi join the organization, he setved as president of the county chapter o( the AJC for three separate terms. Doris Goldman, area director of the Orange County chapter of AJC, said Algazi has done a "yeoman's job" leading the organization. "He has done an outstanding job, partic ularly in .areas of dialogue between minority groups in the area,~· Goldman said. GIRMAN C1)NNICTION As part of Algazi's effort to increase communication, he participated in the AJC/Konrad Adenauer Foundation exchange program to advance l'lnderstanding between Germans and Jews. He visited with state officials, educators and· religious groups in Germany las t year. Last November, Algazi welcomed fo ur German mayors who were part of the AJC program to O range County. Alg~Lsaid he has made some life long friends through the exchange program. "I must admit th at I had some stereotypes about the Germans before (I participated in this program)," Algazi said. "But Germans are the most like Ame ricans -they're very frie ndly people.'' Algazi said he hopes to pursue a German-J ewish dialogue on a national level and he has already contacted a researcher in New York who shares Algazi 's enthusiasm. . OTHER TRAVELS Algazi participated in ano1her exchange program, concernfog ecology and peace, in the former Soviet Union in 1990. He met with 150 other scientists, ecologists and educators in Russia and the Ukraine. Algazi has traveled extensively in Asia, visiting China five times, Tibet twice, and Nepal, Thai land and Japan once. Most of his travels were connected with psychology or CITYSIDE 'continuing education. AT HOME Alga~i has a. private psycholbgicaJ practice nnd he is on staff at Ch::ipma n General Hospital in Orange. lie hns been married for 32 years to bis wife, Li nda, who is also a practicing psychologist. The couple has two children: Jessica, 28, and Peter, 26. Algazi described ~imself as ''ao avid tennis player -when I'm in~cl shap,c,i' and he's a die hard· fun of the California Ange!s baseball team. "I love them, even though they rarely win," he said. "As long as they show up to play, r11 support them ... -S tory by Joyic/lc DiH is, -plwto by M un· M:1rti11 if you know .mmconc 1d10 would make :m intere.>ting Pilot Person, call our Rc<ukrs Hotline at 642-6086. Remember to /c;we your name und phone 11umbt.:r. Tllanks! Volunteer center presents awards Teen .arrested in theft at liquor store Two Newport Deach companies and a Corona del Ma r High School program were honored for their · volunteer efforts with the first annual Orange County Awards for Excellence presented by the Volunteer Center of Greater Orange Coun ty. ' Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Corporation and Greystone Homes both received awards for distinguished leadership in volunteerism at Thursday's luncheon at Le Meridien hotel. Pacific Mutual won the award in the medium-sized company category (between 101 and 2,500 employees) and Greystone Homes was the special recognition honoree in the ·small company category (100 employees or fewe r). Corona del Mar High's Junior Achievement Applied Economics ·Program received special recognilion . at the luncheon. Corona del Mar teacher Ed Hubbard's applied economics classes nave participated yearly in an entrepreneurial project, and for four years his classes have donated all of their profits, totaling Sl ,400, to local charities. A total of eight awards were presented. Armor All Products Corporation of Aliso Viejo received the award for excellence for the sm:ill company category (100 employees or fewe r). Tustin-based Ricoh Electronics was the honoree in the medium company category. Fluor Corporation of lrvine received 1he large company award (more than 2,500 people) and Huntington Beach-based McDonnell Douglas was the honoree in that category. · Merit Property 'Management, Jnc., located in Mission Viejo, received the award in the woman-owned business category and Santa Ana-based Ultra tech Resources, Jnc. won the minority-owned business category. The Points of Light Foundation established this program in 1993. Orange County was selected as the pilot site to develop a local, preliminary event building up to th e· national Awards for Excelle nce. All nominations sublllilled for Orange Co unty have been forwarded to the Points of Light Foundation for consideration in its judging process. ' .. COSTA MESA -A teen-ager wns nrrcstcd Wednesday nfter all egedly running ou t of ~owers Liquor with some stolen beer, only to return later ant.I threaten the clc1 k • with n screwdriver so he could steal more. Arrested in the 800 block of Cen1cr Street on su~pt cion of robbery was Enrique Rodri~ucz. 18. A coh~rt during· the liquor store robbery ut 1888 Pia· centia Ave . is still on the loose, according to police. Alwnlnum sloop donated to DCC The 64-foot aluminum sloop, Volcano, wa!> recently do· .noted to the Orange Coast College Sailing Progr:im by a Michigan busi nessman. The boat is expected to arrive al the OCC Sailing Cen- ter, next to the Balboa Day Club in Newport Deuch. on July 8 and will be used as an offshore training vessel for students. Designed by naval architect German Frers and built by the Derecktor·Gunnell shipyard of New York, Volcano was donated by Jack Datts, a lifelong sailor and race r who lives in Grand Rapids. Mich. ' The boat was designed to sail offshore for extended periods of time and has lnrge fuel, water.and rcfrigcra· tion capacities. During the 1980s, Volcano was raced throughout the Eastern seaboa rd and in waters off J3er- muda and 1he Caribbean Islands., Sailing Center Director Drad Avery saiu the bout will take students on expeditions to the Channel islands, Hu· waii and Canada. , VIL a , NO. 148 HADHI HOTLINls f42·f0H Your commenu abour 1hc Daily Pllor or news lips will be rcciordcd end J ill(:n dl· rcctl)' 10 Edilor William Lob!lcll. 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COSTA MESA -If :u first you don't succeed, In, try again. · That may be the mottu Tel-Phil officials, who opcr· ate the Orange Couorv Marketplace, fo llowl'j when they submitted u ~cc· ond r qu est to the Fair Boar to reduce the fees they ust pay annually tc> t airgrounds. On Thursday, the h m .Board approved 1he con· tract amendment, whkh seeks a 20-month reductiou in fee percentages. The swap meet opcr:iior fil ed a similar amendmc1·1 la!.t year, citing a puor economy us a basis for l hl.! request. Although Tcl·Pltil won support from 1h1: board, the amendment ''·h shot down by the st:itc'~ U1· \ ision of F~irs and E\p~> ~ition~. which has the fin ·I .. say. "l would suy that thl.!11: a significant-enough d1U 1 cncc from what we hJd m the first amend ment 1 1 '' urrun1 state approval tl:ii. time," Tel-Phil spokcsm.1·t D:.ivid Pai ne said ThumJ.1, Unde r the latest pr·,,. posul, Tel-Phil would p.1~ 34% of its ann pl rc\cnu.:~ fr om admissions, se ller space · ;inu rentals lo th\! fai rgrounds. This is up fro•n la~t )'car's proposed 3.3',; the original lease · contrui:t calls for the operator to p.1\ 38.3% from such revenue~. A proposed 40% k c from food rind bC\'tTJ• c revenues has 1101 chang~c.l from last year's amcrh.1· mcnt. l lo\\ever, the n~·\\ :1mendmcn1 containi. :i· ~11r ularion th:it \\OU!d rctpl!l1. the oper:ilor to pay lh~· contr:tct's agreed-upon rall.! -'~hich is 51 % -nfll.!r the firs t SS mill ion in rev- enue is earned during c.1ch lease year. lf approvcl! by the sl al ... the amcnumcnt will bc come re troactive from f\I;" I. Paine sa id the poor cc11 nomic climate h:is forccJ l>ome vendors out of bu~i ncss and made it difficult for the operator to mcl·t the terms of the original contract. At one point , Tel-Phil o1· ficials co'nsidercd boosting vendor rents, creating ~n uproar among many swap· meet merchants who, upon hearing the news, threat· ened to strike. "l f the state upprovc~ this amendment, it will en- sure our l>Wap-mect vendors co ntinue d re nt relief through 1995," Paine said. "We have voluntarily kept the rent at what we con·· sider a below-market leve l to help vendors deul with the recession." POLICE FILES COITAMllA Boker Street: A public ray phone mounrcd to a bnck wol outside St. Johns school In the 1000 block w:is swiped. Merrimac: Computer equipment+ und a fait machine were sloli:n (rom a home in the 400 block. Wyomlna Clrclc: An cstlm:ucd $1,200 worth or compact discs wcrf stolen from a home in 1hc 3300 block. NIWPOat •IACH Thom:u H. Johruon, l'ubl"hfr Wllll.am Lobdcll, l:'.dirur Steve Marble, M~n.lt;lll8 £d1ror lrl• Yokol, Ciry Edl10f MatC Martin, l'how Edlf0t News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Spor&s Fax 646·41 70 Waler Temperalure: 70 N~"l>Ort Ccnltr Drl~·c: A patron ;it Edwards lh~1cr told police M>mconc swiped a purse she h3d g(ung over the back or her scat ~rorc the mQVle stancd. In re· ports, the woman "3id she re· "lied a man lining down ~hind her aner IM mDYie had 111rtcd • and then 1a1vJna within a (cw mlnutos. Bob Fnnk, CirculuioA M~~r Ha11k K.lllglic, rrod11«1011 Minaaer Mkhul Fktdicr, f>ilpby ~1.111.-Jtf Judy Otuln1, 0.usifi,d M1n.1grr Pramod Sh.\", Connolkr M1Jn omte Business Office 642-4321 Business fax 6V ·5902 P11bhdwd by C.hlomia ~n1ry _. Ntws, a 'Tin~ Mirrut Clmp.uiy Ml ao.an•• U&hl Vlllable ~ndt 1hlRJn1 Soulltwe11 to "'' 1 o to 1 S lcftott, two • foot NJI wtlh four foot Mt&nly awtll. Some momlna Md .wnlft1 low clouds. '2ad Strttt"' lhe corner ot Sea· •horo, Akmftdft Stival, 19, who Ilsa• bJs residence 11 11an\icn1 a.W .... acalplltbl.Jl' .. &uilar player'' tfh mcittd Wtdftcsday for uri· nallna in publk;, Newpott Beach/Coata Mna Dally PUot Berli · given grand farewell A SALUTE TO DR. BERG -More than 200 fellow employees, parents and civic and community leaders attended the reception honoring retiring Ne~rt Mesa School Di.strict administrator Carol Bua last week and hundreds or other teachers, parents and students offered their best wishes this week at ._ ............ graduation .-. ceremonies and Ill -her final ------campus visits. Behind the Scenes After a 25-year career in the district, first as a te~cher then assistant principal at Davis Middle School before moving to .principal at Corona del Mar and Roy 0. Andersen elementary schools, and then to the district staff as assistant superintendent and deputy superintendent. Berg has accepted a position with School Services of California, Inc. a support and consulting service to some 1,050 school districts in California. Former district trustee and current state senator Mari.an Bergeson notes "in her most recent position, she has become • RU Ff ELL'S UPIOLSTEIY llC. ... ,_ .... C... lln! 1m--.. •Ta--Ml-IHI renown for promotina teamwork within the administration, for conaeD1U1 buildiQI durina difficult times, for development of superior curriculum and for contributing to the outatanding reputation of the district." Allemblyman GU F....- cltes "her tirelea bard work and unwavering commitmenL Dr. Berg bu 1uccce<led in compiling an impressive record of achievements, a record that has earned for her the admiration and respect of those persons who have had the privilege or associating with her." County Supervisor Tom ltJl~y states "Carol's career in education can be characterized by her love of children; a belief in thejr ability to succeed, and an appreciation of the talent or the professional and support staff that have worked with her, as well as integrity, decisiveness and courage." Congressman Chris Cox cited Berg's "24 years of distinguished service as one of California's finest teachers and administraton ." I join with the community in saying thank you, Dr. Berg for all your contributions to our children, schools and community organizations and best wishes for the future. 0 IRRELEVANT WEEK XIX ADD -Dub lqrabam, the anchorman for the 1994 Annapolis· graduating class, will be a second guest of honor at Irrelevant Weck XIX; which begins Sunday at the Balboa Bay Oub with the welcoming reception and press conference. I nsraham, from Portsmouth, R.I., is currently stationed at Newpon, R.l., where he is being trained as a surface warfare officer. After completion of the trainipg, he will be assigned to the U.S.S. Austin stationed in Norfolk, Va. For Ingraham, this will be his first trip west of the Mi ssissippi. He will fly out of Boston with Mr. Irrelevant, Marty Moore, an all-Southeastern Conference linebacker from the Uni versity of Kentucky, drafted last by the NFL's New England Patriots, who is in Boston for the Patriots' rookie camp. The Newport Beach Marriott will host Ingraham during his stay as he participates with M90re in all of the Irrelevant Weck activities. According to IW founder Paul Salata, here is a great opportunity for the local Navy League to step forward and to help honor and ho t Ingraham during his visit. Jim de Boom is tbe owner of Tbe Event Om~ • school t111sttt .ad • community actirlsL His column appears every Friday. Please Join Us For Dinner Lunebor Weekend Brunch Sabatino'• was originally founded In Chicago after our fattier brought the famlly recipe for our famous ttallan Sausage from Palermo. Italy In ttle 1930'5. Today, his sons & grandson continue to provide a complete menu of authentic Italian food prepared fresh dally and seasoned with 5 generations of family pride. Thank you, The Sabatino Family CATERING SPEClM.1.ITS ..........., .,.~...,..c,_,.,. "In,...,_,,. °' In ,,.. dlnlnf room ••• " f« ReservationS ul 723-0821 251 Shipyard W • Newport Beach Friday, June 241 1994 a Coastal Inn completes evicd•s, . looks to wrap up improvemellll ~ Costa Mesa official meets with owners to make sure project is being completed at troubled Newport Boulevard motel. Bv T1NA BoaGATrA, STArF Wl\1Tn that's why l 've scheduled this hearing.'' The Shcths' troubles began sev- eral months ago, when a number of tenants initiated a rent strike, complaining Of !>Ubstandard living conditions, including rat :.ind insect in festation. Then, in May, city officials cited more than 1,000 code violation) ut the 95-unit property. The city gave COSTA MESA -As the OY.n· the couple 30 days to correct the crs of the Coastal Inn residential problems. motel tie up loose ends in a city-The cleanup has t:iken a little mandated improvement project, longer than that, however. Ac· the last of 14 tenants was evicted cording to the couple's :ittorney this week froru. the troubled New· John Waller, some tenants have port Boulevard'property. ''refused" to. let the Sheths into On Tuesday, -a Municipal Court their units to m:ike repairs. judge ordered the tenant to vacate The Sheths soon began eviction and pay $2,700 in past-due rent. ~ proceedings, with some tenants ac· Meanwhile, property owners cepting settlement offers in which Guni and Sureth Sheth were pre· the couple forgave any past due paring for a progrds report hear· rent if the residents agreed to va- ing, which was scheduled fo r cate the property within a 10-day Thursday at City Hall. period. "At this point, I need to know "That deal was open to anyone the schedule of when the work is who wanted to take it," Waller going to be complete," said Tony said. ~ C'De Baca, a Costa Mesa building The 14 tenants who chose to superviso r .. "Mr. Sheth has failed take the matter to court ended up to appear for two meetings with losing and ,.,ere ordered to pay the Planning Department, and thousands or dollars in back rent. As for the improvements, the owners huvc made sufficient. progress, according to C'Dc Oaca. The couple has demolished two bu1ld1ngs, with one more !>ched· uled for demolition soon, he said. Other worl completed on the property has included painting. re- placing lamp shade) and in!>talling !>moke detectors sink stoppers and carpet stripping. "At this stoge of the gome, we have approved one building and authorized rental permits on a couple of additional units," he said . Dut a few final steps may take a little more time, according to . C'De Oaca. 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Cost is S9 and includes kayak or canoe rcnt:il and instructions. Space is limited and advance payment is required. Call 545-8082 for details. CUlllC CAil lllOW Mesa Verde Center at Harbor and Ad:ims streets in Costa Mesa is hostiog its Sixth Annual SOs Alna O:issic Car Show from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. More thnn 200 classic can from the 40s through the 70s will compete for prizes. There will be live 50s bands, a kids Elvis look-a-like contest, bubblegum blowing contest, costume - contests and more. Admission is free. Call 435-2050 for more information. CUIJI •Ala Crafts, demonstrations and food arc nll pnrt of the Mesa Verde Dr. East Plnu Parking Lot Fnir, 1525 Mesa Verde Drive Enst in Costn Mesa from 9 n.m. 10 4 p.n'I. today and Sunday. For more informntion, call 435-9926. lllAaTalDI •UND·a&llla More than 250 cyclists ore expected to participate in the first annual HenrtRide event 10 benefit the American Henri Associntion. P:irticipants sign up, raise pledges and choose between 10, 2S, 50 and 100 mile rides that start in Newport Beach :ind continue through Costa Mcs:i, Irvine and S:inti:igo Canyon. Registration is SIS. For more infurmation, call 856-3555. · SUNDAY ITOP IMOKJNO woaUllOP Quit smoking, gel healthy and increase your opportunities for meeting someone spcci:il. The singles org:inization "The Meeting Room" is hosting :i stop-smoking workshop 01 7:30 p.m. at their offices at 2915 Redhill Ave., Suite Gl04 in Costa Mcs:i._Cos1 is S29. Cal! 545-8082. MONDAY LllUaY HADING PaOOllAM "Read Your Way to the St:irs" is the theme of the Newport Beach Public Libr:iry's 1994 Summer Reading Program that gets under way today and runs through Aug. 20. Children enrolled in the program will be eligible for prizes according to the arllounl of time they read or spend listening 10 stories. Children can sign up at any of the Newport Beach br:inch libraries. For more information, call 644-3187 or 644-3183. ADD LICTUal Coastline Counseling Center is sponsoring a lecture called "Attention ' Deficit Disorder and Depression" froll\ 7 to 8:30 p.m. :i.1 1200 Quail St., Suite lOS in Newport Bc:ich. For more information, coll 476-0991. TUUDAY NOMI aunu llMINAlt Sandy Adamek of Coldwell Banker and Tina Wickes of the Hammond Company arc conducting a free home buyers seminnr from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Hammond Comp11ny, 4910 Campus Drive in Newport Beach. Topics include low down payment programs, affordable mortgage payments, FHA and VA loans. Includes a free pre-qu:ilifying and credit report. Se~ting is limited, so call 490-3408 for reservations. alPUaLICAN WOMIN HITIYAL The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated will hold its annual Summer Fcstiv:il, a New Orleans style aarden party, at 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. James White. For reservations, call 557-6545. CMAMHR o• COMMHCI M1m11• The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce will meet from 5 10 7 p.m. al 2737 E. Coast Highway. For details., call 6 73 • .roso. WIDNUDAY HLATIONIMIP llMINAlt "You and I: Rc'al Men, Real Women" is the title of a free 7 p.m. seminar on r~lationships conducted by Rose Parvin at the Parvin Center for Pa11crns or Excellence in Cannery Village in Newport Beach. For reservations, call 723·5248. THURSDAY aUllNlll OPPOUUNIT'f aUADAIT "Violence in the Workplace" is the title of a lecture Rrcscnted by ICC\lrity expert Jurg "Bill Monman durlna the 7:30 a.m. breakfast mectin4 of the Business Development Division of the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce, which will be at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. Cost ror members is Sl4 In advance or $17 DJ the door;~ts arc $17 in advance or S22 111 the door. Price includes breakfast. Call 729......00 ror more information. MeNDAY, IULY 4 •-HUIMOW no Costa Mesa Rotary Oub will host its "h annual Fourth or July Firlworks Spectacular In Oranac Cont Collc1c'1 LcBard Stadium. Oates open at 7, cntertalnmcnl featurin& country 1in1er R.B. Stone batins at 7:30, flrcworb llart 11 duak. TiCkcts ore SS for adults. children under five arc free. Tickets are IYllilablc at the ataliuaa box offico lhc ~nint or tho CYOnl. ITAG BM ........ , dents living in the area. According to s1arr rcpons, the city received Jhrec letters from residents oppos· ing the expansion. Next, the matter was rc£erred to the cily Redevelopment Agency, which called upon police officials for background on the types of calls for service they receive from the Stas. The agency denied Tun· stall's application "in large part" because of the police department's comments. • Tunstall then appealed the deci· sion to the City Council -which doubles as the Redevelopment Aacncy -which denied the re· que" on Monday. "~ I view it, this was a request for a conditional-use permit to ex- pand a bar I that has problems," snid Councilman Joe Erickson. "There have been DUI arrests and an inordinate number of calls for service there. And, the ap· plicant tried to 'expand without ob- taining the proper permission. In my heart, I just couldn't approve it." The police dep:irtment claims that in 1993, officers we re called to the Stag Bar 60 times. And, po- lice said, 34 individuals who were arrested for driving under the in- fluence last year said they had been drinking at the bar. "I absolutely do not believe that," Tunstall said. "This bar is too small, and I know too many of the people. When somebody gets picked up here, we know about it. "The thing is, the Stag isn't the only business at 145 E. 19th St. There's also a liquor store down the way, and we get a lot of tran- sients hanging out in the parking lot and sleeping in cars." Now, Tunstall's beginning to wonder if the city has something against bars. A' lengthy legal battle between Costa Mesa and Goat Hill Javern on Newport Boulevard ended in 1992, when the state Supreme Court ruled in favor of the bar, al· towing it to remain open despite the city's desire to sec the estab- lishment close its doors for good. The Island Trader bar, once lo- cated on Newport Boulevard, fi. nally shut down after long-running problems with the city. Another popular saloon, Hogue Barmichacl's, moved its business to Newport Beach in recent years, after a history of conflict with the city and neighboring residents who complained about rowdy, noisy bar patrons littering and loitering in their neighborhood. "I'm not sure if they're trying to drive bars out of the city," Tun- stall said. "Out, it sure seems like , they're being very selective or \\ho they're going after -all· the older bars." ·1· 11 I S 1: I~ I I) _;\ 1 · ~1 11 ti s /\ · r t ; 1 { 1 ) I \ 1 · < ) N 1 ~ 1 · ·-··-tolmtllllelllml, lllhlon lllaW The Newport Beach Wolllen's Club will host a "Hometown, U.S.A." fashion show and luncheon at 11:30 a.m. July 5 at the Balbo:i Bay Club. John .Recd, .a local police officer, will be the guest speaker. Tickets' arc SI6. To RSVP, call Adele at 760-9616. - VERSATEL CHECKING FREE OF THE MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE I ' . ,,. UNTIL THE .YEAR 2000. -. ) I• .. , .. /" m Bank.of Am8rica ' . 8 A N K I N G 0 . N AME .RIC A e __________ _ Of9lf good tor new VEASATEL• Chedl1ng accoun4S opened on June 24 and 25, 1994 friy. MontNy MMCe ctwge, ~ enclOlure IM. and P<>W"-<>f· .... IM••.> W8M"1vnttl'*"*Y.2000 The~~'"· ovet'd{aft llnd °'* eccoom-retat9d'"' 81ill ..,PY. One account per c:ustomef. Not*"' Wftt"I any°"* oftlr. Minimum openll'lfl ct.poelt 11 $100 No ~N ,._....'>'for SWHPSI-. Mtry SM bfanCh tof dlt9ill, 01914 a... of America NT& SA Membef FOtC .. , ... . ' 8 . Friday, June 24, 1 .. COSTA MESA -Two eager groups ol hip school students from Spain and France are comin1 to Costa Mesa this summer on a four-week cultural exchange program organized by Inter- national Education Forum, a 11on-profit organization. Good, hospttable families are still needed to host the s1udcn1s, who are fully in· sured and havc~heir own spending money. The students' schedule will include group excur- sions, activities and beach parties in which the host- fomilies arc invited to par- ticipate. J Ho$ting a young sf\Jderi\ is a special and enriching experience for the whole family. As a bonus, all host- ing families will earn a scholarship toward sending their own child abroad on a cultural program. For more infor"lation call (800) 968-1977. ......... , ol lbc California School 8oudl Auociatioa. uid media ecweraae o( the comina IChool boud elec- tions bu distracted IChool board mcmben from more important is· sues. · "We have had one issue after another divert attention from the classroom:• she said. "It's vitally important that we brin1 a success· f ul conclusion to the current school year -that's what is most imponant to me." • Loofbourrow represents Trustee Area 4, which includes Eastbluff and Corona del Mar. f Trustees Rod Mac~an and Judy Franco have said they will run for re-election. MacMillian, 67, was elected to the Costa Mesa Elementary School District in 1965, one year before unification of the Newport-Mesa school dis- trict. _ As a supporter of the controver- sial curriculum audit which exam· ined practices and procedures throughout the school district, MacMlllian says he wants to help implement the changes called for by Jhe report. And although. he has spent 29 years on the school board, he is not. willing to consider term limits on his tenure. . .. Wbca I lole 1111 ca•"'wium, wbea I fiel I do DOI haw lllflbiJI& IO ofter, lbat'• wbca I will Call ft quita." MacMilliaa said. .. Al laa1 u I caa help make this community a better place for kids to pow up. I will probably Illy." MacMillian represents Trustee Area 7, which includes West New- port and West Side Costa Mesa. Franco, a board member since 1980, also says she wanl to con· tinue the process or change that beaan this school year. "It's an exciting time in educa· tion, a time of great challenge," Franco said. "Board members do what they do because they care deeply about what happens to chll· dren." Franco represents Trustee Arca 5, which includes coastal Newport along with the Balboa Peninsula and the islands. School board members must re- side in the trustee area they repr~ sent, but they are eiccted by the entire community. The filing pe- riod for the Newport-Mesa school board begins July 18 and closes at S p.m., Aus. 12. # HODSON ••a .......... ~ them." u1d Patricia Hilton, who owna and lives ln propeny on 3 ls& Street directly behind the proposed bol&cl. "But SO more people in the area is just too much." The city Plannina Commission rejected the hostel proposal ear· lier this month, agreeing with neighboring residents and prop- erty ownen that the 4,300- square·foot buildin1 is too small and that the three parking spac- es available at the site aren't enough. Some residents have also ex· pressed fear that the low-cost housing would auract vagrants and reckless youth seeking a cheap bcachside party pad. Grace, Boston and consultant Bob Dakota insist they plan a more upscale hostel with strict noise and entry rules, which will include requiring an interna- ' Gallerie')I I &tudio s~spec«J FREE 1-8x10 or 2-5x7's With Sitting Fee Call For Appointment June Blowout Sale!! 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Trailer Hitch• About • T=" Mf;.)IH•I 631-1.170 TRANSMISSION 1728 PLACENTIA ERVICE •REPAIR• EXCHANGE COSTA MESA ..... DOMESTIC• IMPORTED CARS• TRUCKS• RY'S __ _ Chanteclair Celebrates ~eDay Friday, July 15, 1994, 5pm-12am Come cnjor Ii~ cnteruinmcnc and fine French food and wine. $35 per person in adYllllcc. ($40 ac chc door) Advance tickm available at of the the restaurant. For informarion call (714) 7S2·8001 . Aportion ~ proettds goes to u I 8912 MKAnhur Boulevard, Irvine ,, , ' ' __ ... _____ _ Newport IMCh/Colti ,._ Dally Piiot tioaal ~rt or student identi- fication for admission . "We want to raise the stand· ard." said Dakota. The investors, who hail from Australia, and a number of sup· porters from throughout the city contend international travelers arc couneous, conscientious in· dividuals who can potentially brina $500,000 worth or tourist dollan to Newport's bruised economy. The investors held a com· munity meeting this week to try to explain 1hcir project to .resi· dents and to answer questions. The handful of residents in at· tendancc repeatedly sought guarantees from the backers that they would con1rol noise and loi· tering. Grace and Boston say they arc responsible, forthright busi- nessmen who have invested thousands of dollars into the · project and arc thus commi11ed to running a first-rate operation. And they say the city's laws and rcplatory meuura.. lncluclin1 conditions put on thear use per· mlt, wtll aervc u sutrteient checks and balances. nut property ow_nen like t~e Hilton• say the anveston arc comina into an area that is al· ready riddled with late-night problems, and that even if the hostel is run with a strict hand, the addition or so visitors will simply exacerbate the situation. Loud, drunken local bar pa· trons wake residents at ni,ht regularly and often vandalize properties, tearina down signs and the like, the Hiltons said. "We all live here above our businesses," said Dan Hilton, who runs a custom home build- ing company with his wife. "Cer- tain nights, it's unbearable." Said his wire: "I don't know how 50 people can be quiet." The Hiltons said a use with daytime hours, such as a retail shop or a service, would be much more compatible with lhc neighborhood. t.~\I' -~ ~ ..... , •• ~ IAl&HIU . . Stop Cmllton l'rot«t roar Autbl 1 P~nonal & Busin~n Bankruptcy Law Offlc~s Of Arturo E. MatthrNs, Jr. 99 wlh • ooupon below IJ S.M. ~ ... ~~ 4NloM • .i ~Costa Mesa 2150 Hllrbor Blvd. et Vlctort• • OPEN 2• HOURS -•couPoN• - a;: SIRLOIN STEAK I '::~= &SHRIMP fOR I '-J-... 114_ 30·_Two tJ-"t S9!!_ I Dlwn lnclud9 -I •SOUP OR 8AUD • VIGITABLE I . BAKED POTATO • mHA ROLL I 90000NLYAT ~CoataMeea L 11• 1......-llVd. It V... • OP1N M HOURI ------111111 ... • • -. ' NeWf?O" Beach/Cotta Mesa Dally Piiot Friday, June 24, 1994 7 ... \ PORTS .. SPORrl EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387 Recalling· ·Jack Bell, a .fellow who · could 'make your day' • Lack of the right Qacking was the ultimate stumbling block to his bidtfor Olympics. 0 ne-time All·CIF diver Jack Bell has scored many athletic triumphs and has survive~ his share of acid tests in life, which, amusingly, includes a period of whimsical antics by the man \~ho eventually portrayed "The Outlaw Josey Wales," Clint Eastwood. Bell, a 47-year Costa Mesa resident, recently enjoyed looking back at his colorful career, which included hilarious deali ngs with Eastwood during their Army days on duty at the Fort Ord swimming pool. • He said, "Clint was the craziest son-of-a-gun in the world. He pulled a lot _Qf__Qranks <guring_ Korean War days). One day, I aske him, 'Clint, what are you Irrelevant Week .. . . facts 'Ii figures SUnday: Arrival Party of Mr. Irrelevant XJV, Marty Moore of Kentucky.· and Press Conference Balboa Bay Club 3:30 p.m. . Monday:. Tour of Niketown· in Costa Mesa. AlumnVCollege · Night Rally. Cafe Corona. Corona Del Mar -6-9 p.m. Public Invited' -SS per person. Tuesday: Visit to Disneyland. .. • Wednesday: Southern California Sports Broadcasters Luncheon at Lakeside CC In Los Angeles. Sports Banquet and Balboa Bay Club Sports Hall of Fame DiMer at BBC. Tjckets S75 per person. Thursday (June 30): Deep Sea Fishing Trip. Beercan Regana at Balboa Yacht Club. Friday (July 1): Runn~?i '-GunnJn' Golf Tournament at Newport Beach Golf Course -~ a.m. Entry fee: Individual SSS: 4-some S200. Miscellaneous Events: Vllls to Rams Park. Anaheim Stadium and the IDioe County Sports Hall of Fame. Newport Harl>or Cruise. Rattle prizes to be drawn Wednesday night include i oomber of outstanding prizes. Also Included is a silent phone auction for a trtp for two to the 1995 Super Bowl In Miami with air tnnsportation and rive nights in the headquarters ho:el along with prime game tickets. Call Pat Taylor at 263-0727 for further Information prior to Wednesday night's banqueL An monies raised from the raffle will benefit the St. Andrews Royal Family Camp lor Orange County Abused and Neglected Children. The Runnln,-Gunning· Golf Tournament will benefit OUve Crest. Malena House. Advisory board advisory A National Advisory Board has been set up to direct planning and promotion of Irrelevant Weck with an impressive list of 16 outstanding personalities included. "This board is one of the few relevant situations connected wit h Irrelevant Week," says Paul Salata, originator and major domo of the fun-filled week honor- ing the last player taken in the National Football League draft each year .. The situation has reached its 19th (make that XIX) year with the selection of the University of Kentucky's Marty Moore as the 222nd and final pick by the New England Patriots. Included on the board are the follow· ing: Bobby Beathard Richard Brown, Paul Cleary, Tom Deemer, Jim Finks Jr., John Hall, Bob Hoyt, Sammy Lee, J~ck McNaughton, Merlin Olsen! John ~obin son, Leigh Steinberg, Emily Taghabue, Jim Tunney, Peter Ueberroth and George Young. ... IRRILIVANT/P••• 8 going to do when yo u ge t out of the army?' And he answered, 'l 'm gonna go into the movies.' that made me laugh, but he was every bit a man's man, and a &'Cat guy.'' Bell, ·one of the most popular guys to come out of Harbor High's Class of '50, eventually chose to return some of Eastwood's tomfoolery. "Clint used to carry around a small bo ttle of 100% pure lanolin to keep his big mop of hair in place," he explained. "One day we hid the bottle," and he laughed to recall the flustered From the sidelines One of Corporal Eastwood's duties was to run classes th rough swimming programs and they varied. Time wns when Jack and his buddies would get to the soldiers first and shuttle things around a bit. In time, Eastwood realized that someone was getting things mixed up and probably figured it out fairly quickly as Bell and his buddies were cracking up at a distance. The fun was too good to last. Bell was subsequently shipped to the front lines in Korea. The Out like many gallant soldiers, Dell has always been inclined not to discuss the war or wars. Not a positive subject. The last time he saw Eastwood was in Newport Beach, circa 1967, after the Stin Francisco native had found great success wi th the so-called "Spaghetti westerns," under the direction of the late Sergio Leone. Unfor tunately, Eastwood, at the time, was surrounded by Newport police and other officials near Newport Pier, which made it difficult for Bell to approach his old friend for a handsh3ke. look on his face as he combed (no pun intended) the area for hi s lanolin bottle. odds of survival were slim indeed. But the one-time Sailor diver and gridd~r. became a bold and daring leader as a platoon sergeant and earned numerous decorations. He was even nomin ated for the Silver Star. "Clint did catch a glimpse of me at a distance and nodded, but 1 sensed there was little else he could do," he explained ... "I was really happy for him when he won an Oscar a year or so ago and wrote him a letter of congratulations," he added. Easiwood then managed to get back after thinking of new tricks to spring on Bell, During prep days, it was uncommon to find Newport High swimmers involved fn other sports, But Bell and his younger OoN LEACH, DAtLT l'ILOT Chris Oeding of the U.S. defends against the attacking Hungarians In Thursday's first round play at Corona del Mar. ·u.s. blows Mexico out of the pool, 14-1 . ...... ...,. For a change, U.S. polo squad enjoys the home-water edge in internati onal water polo. BY B.JCHA&J> 0\1NN1 SPOan Wama moms and dads here," said Rich Corso~ coach of the U.S. 'A' team. "Heck, this is the first time we've played at home in a year, since we beat Russia in the final (of last year's Alamo Cup). You guys never see us, because we're always in Europe, but when you're here in your own back yard, it's different." "I used to wat ch these CORONA DEL MAR -It's been a year ALAMO . si~ Eri.,., ...... "'DJ.ins and the U.S. national guys play when 1 was at tM ~ ™" Ensign (School) in the sev· water polo team have enjoyed the hometown enth and eighth grade," r.o<>I, and Thursday night, following some early 'Krumins said. "It's nice to Jitters, they made it quite a homecoming. be in your own little har- Lcd by Kirk Everist's six p is in seven at· bor, rather th:in Greece or tempts, the U.S. 'A' squad hammered Mexico, Budapest.'' 14·1, in the opening round of the third annual Alamo Cup at Corona del Mar High. •For the U.S. 'B' team, "We had a slow start with the first aroup, Mike Evans scored three but I think t.he second group countcr-~ttacked ~-~B~ goals and Gill added one. a lot better and came in with a different at-" Oeding, recovetlng from TODAY'S ICMIDUU Austr.il~ "· U.S. •a•, 8 a.m.; HungN)' vs. UMdi, 9:1S a.m.; Cu~ vs. ~ico, 10:30 a.m.; U.S 'A' vs. J.i~n. 11 :45 a.m.; un.id.i vs. U.S.18', 4:15 p.m.; Hungolf)' vs. Auslnli.i, S:JO p.m.; J.ip.111 1ts. Muico, 6:4S p.m.; U.S. 'A' vs. Cu~ 8 p.m. titude," said Krumins, a Newport product, who C U p shoulder surgery and a broken hand, played his first official scored on a penalty shot in the fourth quarter, game si nce he led Cal to the NCAA title io ~9?.2. . added a pair of lleals and one assist in a reserve role. "Gill played a great game_. he was ,solid,. yarg~s said. The U.S. 'B' contingent, coached by CdM High Coach John "Oeding played a couple of minutes. We re bnngang ham back VaroH and led by Stephen Gill (Costa Mesa) and Cbris Oed-slowly because of his shoulder and his hand. Hungary's the ·-d 14 7 best team in the world." . ing (CdM), lost to Hungary on Thurs ay, • · The big one today is tonight at 8: U.S. vs. Cuba. "I think the kids were a little ne.rvous early on with their The Irvine Clinical Research Center has been awarded a grant to study an investJgaUonaJ medicatJon for the treatment of diabetes meWtus in the edlerly. This study is funded by a pharmaceutJcaJ company at no cost to participants. Study includes lab te4Jts. physical examinations. EKGs. medication and dietary counseling. To qualify. patients must be 60 years old or greater and have a diagnosis of diabetes mellttus currently treated wtth a low dose oral plll or diet. You may receive up to &300 payment for participation in thJs study. Ca11(714)753-1663 for more information and a free brochure Tbe lnbae Clbalcal Reeearcb Center lledlcal Aleociat• .100 MAl~!l·.JIALBOA 875-7780 18300 .. Del ~n, Ste. 801 · lmne, CA 82718 Comer of a... C.nyon •Man PMlw9y Oii 111 G F...._ .. brother. Rex, another CIF diving champion, achieved high marks in football and track as well. · Bell was always proud of his kid brother, who later became a star running · back for Al Irwin's '51 grid team, and also booted the extr:r points. The Harbor High pool opened in 1950 and the Tar~. under Irwin, capitalized on it with two of three championships at the Bee and Cee levels. The varsity was third, but Jack won All·CIF recognition with a remarkable diving record. But the one thing that nagged at local swim and diving Cans and some sportswriters was how Jack was unable to draw needed funds for the U.S. Olympic team. Some had a hunch it dealt with politics in Los Angeles, and there was no local Olympic support committee in existence at the time. With the right breaks, Jack would have lee CANTULL/P•1• 8 Vanguards sign Sailors' Hlista ) . I ~ Newport Harbor baseball star is one of six to be corralled by Southern Californ ia College. . Bv R.lCHARD DUNN, Sroan Wama COSTA MESA -~·l"O~ Brett Hl i)ta of Newport <. ~ .. Cl Harbor High, a member f ~..,'}=>~ o of the Oaijy Pilot's all· ~· ~ ~ district Dream Team in ~ ~ 1994, was one of six 0$ ~ baseball players to sign •' 9 2 o • with Southern California ·College, Coach Charlie Phillips announced Thursday. Hlista, also a st3ndout wide receiver and defensive back for Newport Harbor's football team, walloped a district-leading five hoine runs last season for Coach Kfrk Bates' Sailors, while batting .278, with nearly half of his hits being extra bases. Pr~marily a shortstop for Newport Har· bor, Hlist:i will probably play in the out· field for SoCal College, 3nd possibly see some action on the mound. In football, Hlista caught 22 passes for 331 yards last fall and e:irned All-Sea View League honors, after 'having started for the Sailors in the 1992, when they reached the CIF Southern Section Divi- sion IV title game. · Other incoming freshmen signed by Phillips include Matt Newton of Amador High in Pine Grove, Calif., a first base- man/outfielder who also played qu:irter- back in football. Newton, the Mother ·...._Lode League MVP last spring, batted .386 "'ith 18 ROI and 11 stolen bases. He played first base in the Sacramento area all-star game. Joe Rivera, a pitcher from Whittier Christi3n High, where Ila Borders pr-:pped before coming to SCC, Mike Grasse, a 6-foot-4, 220-pound catcher 1 from Saddleback High, and North Tor· ranee pitcher/catcher Bryce Primm have also signed. Ryan Holm3n, a left-handed pitcher from Rochester, Wash., who was originally signed to play for Phillips last season, has been re-signed following arm surgery. Holman, who will be a freshman, was 14·3 over the p:ist two years in high school. "(Holman) is apparently throwing bet· ter now than ever,'' Phillips said. "We're starting all over again with young kids and a mLxture of guys coming back." · Left-hander Paul Gutierrez. SCC's No. 2 pitcher in 1994 as a sophomore, will not return to the Vanguards. · Additionally, former SCC catcher Matt Dahlgren has been named the Vanguards' · hitting coach, following the footsteps of his father. Don, and grandfather, Babe . .. • " ) r I ' :> r ' 8 Friday, June 24, 1994 ~ W~eddl ... foralDldor ... QIJllpk .n.1 llace be bid '-Meli ... dMil who wenl on ao ...... , ... 11i NC1Ddy'sald. .. ,,.,one of tholo ..... diet wlU always stay with~ H• ~ .. ~ I cauld'w Mid wilhecl I bad .............. . Hi lddld, .. II was really areat to ._. 1 IWbnmina pool after all lhoso ~ It WU I wme (prio'r icara) Ilia we Md pat naauraJ swimmen 1IMI no place to work out, unless you bhch·hiked a ride lo Hunlinaton leech at ni&ht.'' Prior to WWII, Harbor HJ&h had male and female swim teams, bul they had to praclice in 1he bay and travel for all meets. Bell, who has worked recent years with an Orange County golf firm, linilbcd third March 21 in a big LA. 11mci golf tournament. With amusement, he said, "The holes seem to be gelling longer and harder, especially as you age. Know what I mean?" He and his wife Betsy, also a Harbor ffigh grad, recently returned from Indianapolis where they enjoyed a visit with their daughter and four lf1U'ddaughters. As for basketball, Bell, a one-time Newport lifeguard, once relished playing on an undcfea1ed Laguna • . municipal league team wilh lhc likes of former Harbor High aces Bud Attridge, Dent (Bones)-Robinson, R.C. Crane and Bobby Norman. He was also a superb backup haUback to the high-scoring Mel Smalley in 1949 when the Sailors went 8-1, scoring 323 points. Bell's-favorite recall was the Orange pme af1er asking the quarterback 10 pc him the ball inside the 10-yard line. "1'11 score the touchdown," he pledged. And he did just that, sprinting into the end zone untouc~ed. He was never one to break a promise. Tars' J.ack Bell (left) helps carry off his coach, Al Irwin, In 1949 photo. Newport won, 41-12. 1f Eastwood's Dirty Harry had been in the stands, he might have asked a bewhiskered companion, "Does that make your day?" And his pal, Josey Wales, would have quietly whispered, "Ah reckon so." Don Cantrell is a former spdrts editor for tbe Costa Mesa GloM Herald, forerunner lo the Daily Pilot, and a resident of Albuquerque, N.M. ' ... ., -·aa1p111 .-. 11111anOV1,~ takes a 8IHit with Artz•I ) ~ Former Newport Harbor football standout makes a move closer to Southland. BY 8.A».AY f A\JLIC.NI!&, Sl'Oan Wann Beau Ralphs, the 1992 New· port-Mesa District and Sea View ~ League Defensive Player of the ~ Year as a senior end at Newport Harbor High, has transferred from Villanova to the University of Arizona, his mother Linda confirmed Thursday. · Ralphs, a 6·foot·2, 245-pound two-way starter for Newport's CIF Southern Section Division IV finalist in 1992, played some de- fensively last fall for the Pennsylvania-based Wildcats, and completed the academic year at Villanova. "Villanova was an interesting experience, but I think more than anything. he wants to be closer to home," explained Linda Ralphs, who said her son was vacationing in Mexico. Ralphs has been accepted at Arizona and has mel with coaches, but scholarship op· lions remain uncertain at this time. The former All-CIF and Orange County All-Star performer, was released from his letter-of-intent at Villanova, meaning he is not required to redshirt next fall. Ralphs plans to continue as a defensive end, where he will contend for pl aying time on the Wildcats' "Desert Storm" defense. Tars drown llllnY IBs, 11·1 TUSTIN -Hole man Cole _ _.._ • Lunde of Newport Harbor High scored five goals and six team-.. ~ mates added one each Wednes- day night, as the Sailors hammered Sunny Hills, 11·1, in the opener of the Tustin Sum- \ mer Water Polo League at Tustin High. Ruu Davis' Easies simply ran into one a( the better teams In Southern California. • "I made out the bracket, so I knew what l wu actting into," Davis said. "I just wanted to see where we were at right out of th~ gate. (Peninsula) was in mid-season form." , -By Barry Faul.lead 11-ltlPl mllll The Newport East Pony ~., League All-Star team has been • 1 announced by co-managers David Northridge and Tim Thur· :J man. There arc 16 players on the roste~, nine of which are voted by the players tn lhc. league. The players were not allowed to vote_ for players on their own team. The five managers of this yea r's Pony League teams voted on a players' ~I in which the all-star managers could fiJI tn and> balance the learn of 16 players. > The 16 players named, with team affilia- tions, were (listed alphabetically): Ryan Acterberg, Athletics; Eric Bonomfey, Red Sox; Brian Coombe, Red ~ox; Paul Grumet., Cardinals; Eric Halfacre, Orioles; Ty Harp- er, Orioles; Mark Hatfield, Red Sox; Micha·, el Hollern, Royals; Matthew Larson, Royals: Nathan Lcmmerman, Royals; Casey Luchesi, Cardinals; Jeff McKay, Orioles; Colby1 Norlhridge, Royals; Tim Thurman, Oriole~ Casey Wiedemann, Royals; and Eri Wiethorn, Athletics. "' Coner makes the cut :.) ' PEBBLE BEACH -Dave --- Coffer of Newport Beach ~was • / > among 28 players 10 make the e:/ cut Thursday at the third annual California Golf Association State Senior Amateur even t at Poppy Hills Golt Course. A field of 72 players, 36 from Southern California and 36 from Northern California opened play in the 54-hole evenr. It took a score of. 155 10 advance into today's final round. IRRELEVANT Little Leaguers bow out early in tourney The Newport East Lillie league Triple-A Reds were ousted in the second round of the ·District 55 Minor Tournament · of Champions Thursday, losing.3-1 to Rancho Mission Vi~o at Mission Viejo South Li11le league. nament of Champions single-elimination competition at Robmwood little League. Chris Richardson and Mike Peetz played solid defense, while goalkeeper Graham Har.icy added one save, as the Sailors' de- fense held Sunny Hills to onJy two shots-on- goat... The Lancers scored their only goal in the fourth quarter. Peetz, Chris Seib, Scott Stickler, Andy Betz, Todd Mcilwain and John Jones also scored goals for Newport J:larbor, which, plays Foothill next Wednesday (8:45 p.m.), also al Tustin. Coffer followed his round of 76 on Wednesday with a 75 Thursday for a 151,, five strokes off the pace set by Jim Mc·' Murtrey of Danville. o fr••'••• 7 Heavies llnlng up l · •The National Mojor champion Dodgers dropped a 9· l decision to the Robinwood Cubs. For the Dodgers, Davi d Ray pitched well, while Matt Weir and Billy Anderson played well defensively. Another local entry, Francis Crinella of11 Costa Mesa, was at 166 following the second 1 round and missed the cut. :J Tars ·Win two .. Wednesday's banquet at the Balboa Bay Club, f eatur- ing the presentation of the Lowsman Trophy to Mr. Ir· relevant, Marty Moore, will include a11endance from former Yankee Andy Carey; former diver Sammy Lee, former basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian, former of- ficial Jim Tunney, Ram quarterback Chris Miller, fo rmer basketball player George Yardley, boater Bill Ficker, former football play· er Ron Vary, Angels general manager Bill Davasi, the Jets' Matt Willig, fotmer manager Buck Rodgers, former sportswriter Joh n Hall, former ClF adminis· crative aide Don Andersen and former tailbac k Charles White, as well as former stu- dent-athlete Paul Salata, ac· cording to management. The Reds, managed by Doug Schwartz, had posted a 10·6 victory over Sttn Juan Uipistrano in the opening round on Sunday but couldn't maintain their hilling Thurs- day. They scored a lone run in the first as Dilly Eagle tripled and capie home on a sin- gle by Mall Booth. •The Minor B American champiorl Ori· oles absorbed a 15·5 loss at the hands of the Robinwood Pirates. The Orioles stayed close for four innings behind the pitching of Andrew Cirich and the defense of Eric and Greg Nutter. However, seven runs in the fifth and sixth innings settled the issue. NIWPOltT HAlllOR 1 1, SUNNY lllLLI 1 !!I • Sunny Hills 0 0 0 1 -N~port H.irbor 1 4 4 2-11 The Newport Harbor High ---'"'' boys baskel.ball team advanced • ~ 1 to today's quarterfinal round in _,;....._ __ _ the Mater Dei summer tourna· Out Rancho Mission Viejo countered with n run in the first and two more in the second to accoun1 for the rest of !he g::ime's scoring. •The Minor A National champion Reds fell to the Fountain Valley National Cardi· nals, 11-1. After loading the bases and not i.coring in the first inning, the Reds fell be· hind and could never recover. Mario Mussi· nas and Jason Spencer were offcnsi"c i.tandouts, while Poul Flory pitched tvell in N~ Harbof scorinJ: Lunde S, Pfftt t, Seib t, Stidltt 1, B~tz 1, Mcilwain 1, Jones 1. »wl: HllWY 1. Loella lal In openers • HUNTINGTON BEACH ...: --- A trio of Newport-Mesa-District • -t' girls basketball teams cut into ,, ~ their beach time Thursday, each ---- losing evening first-~ound games in the Es· tancia Summer Clalsic to set up mid-day consolation games today at Marina High. ment with a come-from-behind victory ovc( St. Monica Thursday, then came back to de feat Sea View League rival Santa Margarita in the Ocean View summer league Wedncs· day nigh t, their fifth game in 48 hours. , Booth nnd Eagle each pitched, well in a losing cause, according to Schwar12. If victorious against quarterfinal foe El Camino at 10:40 a.m. at Mater Dei, Coach Richard Smith's Sailors would likely meel Mater Dei in the 8 p.m. semifinal. Meanwhile, the representatives of the Costa Mesa Lillie League went 0 for 3 in their respective first-round District 62 Tour· ~relief for the Reds. Speedway 1081 tonight H e , Estancia, a 55-32 loser to second-seeded Peninsula, will take on Corona del Mar, which fell to Ocean View, 36·21, at 11 a.m. COSTA MESA -"The Leg· ___ ..... , DEEP SEA FISHING THUUDAY'S FISH COUNTS Newport Harbor, a 66·35 victim of El Do- rado, meet Magnolia at 12:15, hoping 10 ad· vance to meet the Estancia-CdM winner at 4:15 Saturday. ends of Speedway" promotion ~ R1:J will highlight the racing program ~ o at the Orange County Fair· ----- grounds ovnl tonight. " The regular program begins at 8 p.m. fea-~ turing the top riders of today clashing whee11 to wheel on bikes with no brakes. Also, 1he1 two-man sidecars will take to the track for their unique brand of racing. PUBLIC NOTlCEl DllY•y'• Leeker -1 boilts. 280 an&lers. 3 yellowtail, 11 bonilo, 744 bamcuda, 123 calico bass, Soll sand bass, 9 sculpin, 4 rod.fish, 1 halibut, 1 black .sea bus (released), 1 blue perch, 1 ¥ihitefish,. 9 ~hite sea bass. Newpert L•ntlln1 -s boats, 151 anglers. 6 ycllo'"ail, 3 \\hite sl!.a bass, 445 barracud;i, 198 c.alico b.us. 96 svid bus, 75 bonito, 24 sculpin, 4 rocl.fish, 160 macl.crel. Both Newport and CdM are far from full strength due to volleyball and other sports occupying their players time, while' Coach PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICIS PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES ,-l ) PUBLIC NOTICES by lh• undersigned. If you conttol ol Secured Party Of Study. part Beach, CA 92663, at cash only. All purchued velopment Commercial ~~A. Wr' ..,.2 PUii.iC NOTICE Thia .._,,,.,,. was filed _;.;...;....;;.....;..-.......;.._...;..__ .,. lnternted In purchas· r I atr.n t • GENERAL PLAN AMEND· Which time and place Inter· items told Mas la," and (POC), In connec1lon wfth _,,_ don, with the County Oerk of PUBLIC NOTICE Ing this property please ;any o t.J a es, and MENT GP-94-028, City of ested persons may appear must be remowd at the Aezone Petition R·M-01. Ben9ndo I 1, lAguN Hiii•. IUllllMY 01' Orange County on May 21, ----------1 contact th• undersigned on (D) All present and fulure Costa Mesa 10 ~the and be hea1d thereon. lime of sale. sale 1ubJect THE MOTION to give Or· CA 92658 PROPOl•D 1994 ITAT .. IENT OF or bef0<e 10:00 Lm., June accounls, accounts recefv. Open Spaci Subelement of TOTAL BUDGET lo cancellallon In IM event dlnance 94-10 first reading John JamH Nlcoletll, ORDINMCa . Flt053t - AllANDONMENT OF 30, 1994 at (714) 957..0755. able and oth., receivables the Envlronmental R• ALL FUNDS • of Httlement between carried by lh• following ror1 24322.:C~~·· La-A PROPOSED ORDI· Publl~ NftpOl1 Beacn- UIE OF FICTITIOUS DATED: Jun• 20, and all bOOks and records 1ourcf1/Management El• INCLUDING CAPITAL owner and obligated pat1y. call vote: r lld R. HiU 2~1k hton NANCE le scheduled for Costa MHI Dally Piiot aUllNEll NAME 1994 relating thereto; ment of the 1990 General IMPROVEMENTS: Published Newport COUNCIL MEMalRI: ~ '--~ CA adopdon al the regUlar City JUM 10, 17, 24, JVIV 1, The following persons PACIFIC 8UllN!SI (E) All documen1s. lnslru· Plan. to lncorparate recom· Salaries and Benefill 8each·Co1t1 Mesa Dally AYat1 Genia, HuMo 926t; -.--· • Council mHtlng of JUiy 5, 1994. have lbllldoned the use of c A p ITAL c 0 R· ments, pledged assets and mendatlons ol the Paiks, 549,071,445 Ptlot June 17. 24, 1994. 1 phrer, Hornbwolll•, Thia bualneu 11 co .... 1994. being Ordinance 94-XF7S3)( ... ltl• ~lctltlous. Business PORATtON chalttl paper; whether ~·;~:a~l.~~•r •,,1:n ge~~ Maintenance and Opera· F77 auffa, !rlckMn, NOal: duc:ted by: a ~ral l*t· l~r:::-~D~J~~ PUBLIC .. OTICE Name. KATIE S FRESH Br: Jar H•ldeman, such Collateral shall be E~vlronmental Determ1n!. lions $23,023,751 PUBLIC NOTICE None. MllNTt None. ner.hlp lhe Automobile Club ol " n ~~~:o~A E92::~boa PrHldent presenuv in existence or tion: Negative Declorallon. Capital Outlay $1,881.090 THE FULL TEXT ol the Ttle registrant(•) com-Southem California ••pan-Plotltleue "11>1 The • Flcllllou:s 8u11ne11 EXHIBIT "A" whether It shall be •c· NORTH COSTA MESA Capital Improvements cnat 171311 ordinance may be read In l'Mnc~ lt:aa~= lion projtcl al 3333 Fair· aualnesa N•m• 1 Name referred 1o above (A) All goods ot OeblO<, quired or created by SPECIFIC PLAN SP·94·01 , $24,927.775 flctltloua the City Clerk's Office, 77 ~:nHI N~me(al lilted view Road, and an ldla· lt•t•llMNlt 11 was flied In Orange Counly Including without limitallon, Oeblor at any time hereat· City of Costa Mesa. forcer· Total Budget $98,904,061 8ueln•H N•me Fair Orlve, Costa Mesa, CA above on: May 1, HMM cenl 9.7-acre site to the The lollowlng per10na ara? on 1 2 ·2 a ·9 3, F 11 e machinery equipment, fur· ter, wherever located, to re· lain large properties lo· APPROPRIATION 5'atoment MARY T. ELLIOTT, Mallhew A. Wilson, Pittner o:,•t. north ol South Coast doing butlnen H : b No.F590293 nlturH iurnlatllngs lix main In force 10 long as ~ated nort~ of lh~1 l-405 LIMIT· Th• lollowlng P41fl0tll are Deputr Cltr Cl•rk Thia 1t11emenc was filed T~~ MOTION t 1 0 CARBON SPIDER, 14932 T ~~lnt,u"!'dde~ri"orf.1P~~~: turH, t~li, parte,iuppliea: debtor Is, In any manner. ofe~:~Jo~Bo~~~~r~.yEenav~~ Article 1118 APPrOPriatlon ~~~~t~·~~DS AS· Published Newport With 1he County Clerk ol dlnance 9,._.1 n:!t~;:dl,; ~~~~ w.-,, SllYeracto, C-''ll boa, CA 92661 • and motor vehlclH of obllgated lo Secured Party. ronmental Determlnallon: Umit for 1994·95 Fiscal SOCIATES. 4490 Von Klr· 8Hctl·Coata Mesa 01ily ~~ County on June 11, ccar11i"vo~•~Y the lollowlng roll Jeltfey R. Jean, 12062 Bir· J~ Thia builnHI wH con-every kind and description Such security lnteres1 shall Envlronmental Impact R•· Year $57,644,188 · man Avenue. Newporl Piiot June 24, 1994. FltalJO COUN. CIL M••••Rlt ~~s5sf., Garden Grove, CA 1 ducted by an Individual and all Improvements give Secured Party a con· Porl No. 1044 adopted for Total Appropilatlons ~b-Beach, CA 92660 Fna __ Thia 11e1ement was filed lhereto Which the Debtor llnulng llen In, on; end to lhe 1990 General Plan. joct 10 Umlt $41,450,527 L/M No. 4 (Klmberll. PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newpor'I 9Mc:lt-AYH1 Humphr•r, Hom-JOhn Lee Mhctlett, 14932 ! wi1h the County Clerk of now owns °' In which all said Collaleral, and the G~TICE IS FURTHER Amount Under Limit Woods. San Jo .. ), a Cal. Costa MHI D1ily PMot lt\tokl•, awtta, arlok· While w.-,. Slltefado, CA w Ot'ange County on J~ 3, Debtor may have or may products and procHds a 1d NPl~h!t :i: Tald IJ:"~ 116 193 661 lornla llmlted partnership, onit naen June 24, July I, I. 15, ..,., NO.It Genia. A8-9217'1 0 1:4trina ~pOlo h41feaner acquire lily Inter· \he(eof, and any repllc• p~tons cmay ap~:~H.:id P~bll.shed Newport ~.~e!:'~C'A'=' flctltloua 1994. SINT1 N..-. Thia bu1fne11 11 con-t PUOllshed N-potl Beach-est, togelher with all cu1· ments, 1ddlllons, ICCH· be tlHrd fly Ille City Coun· 8each·Costa Me" Daily Klmberly o.v.iop.., Ud., austneH NllftM F7M THE FUU. TEXT of the = by; 1 generf PMt· Costa Mesa Pilot June 10, tomer 1l1t1 and records ol slons, or 1ubstllullons t •I on the 1lorement1oned Pilot June 24, 25. 1994. a Caltfornla llm"ed partner· lt•t.....,.t PUIUC NOTICE ordinance may be ,.ed In Ttle registrant(•) com-1 11, 24, J4if 1, 1994, Debtor'• buaineai: thereof, alter acquired Items. FS791 ship, 18802 Bardeen Av· The followlng perSOl'll are the City Ctetk'e Office, 77 menced to lrMUCt buel-'.) F75e (B) All Inventory of propeny,and th•accounts, IF THE AFOREMEN· enue,lrvlne.CA92715 dolngbu1lne11a1: OMttlOMa ,alrDrlve,CoataMeea. ""'""'*the FlctJUoua ~ ---------•Debtor Including but not or proceed• arising from TIONED ACTIONS ARE PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu11ne11 11 con-NEWPORT EQUITIES Plotltloue llMY T. aLLIOTT, Buelneei N8'M(•) listed r PUBLIC NOTICE llmlted' t all • handl the ..,. "' dtsp0sitlon 01 CHALLENGED IN COURT. NOTICE OF ducted by: 1 gen41fll part· GROUP, 3501 JamborM ........_,.._. hputJ Cltr Clerk lbo¥e on!~ o mere .... lnveot f Deb 1 the challenge m1y be llm· nerahlp Rd S Tower ll!Oe ,.._ la.ta .... nt p bll .. d N t ~it~ wt tl0748 raw materlal1, parts, aup-tlfY ory o ~0:, I'). lted to only those Issues PUaUC I.ALE OF Ttle reglatrant(I) com-~ eeach, CA 92MO The......_._ .,. U 1 .. e ewpor Th6a ....,....,,. WM fled llOTIC• OI' SAL.a piles, work In proceu, and clucfl~ any reiurna lrnoreof raised II the publlc tlHnng ABANDONED menced 10 1tanaac1 bual· Michael Q. Blaal 1Me1 doing~ ::sons 1Hch-Co1ta Mna Oally with the County Cleric of- Pw9UMI to s.ctlon 9504 finished products Intended Including, where applicable described In ltlls no~• or PROPERTY ne11 under the Fictitious FHtherhlll DriYI, Vitia Partt, THt" SCOA MEMIElltS' Plot June 24. 1994. Orange County on Juno 3 of a.. Callfornl• Com-lor ..,. or every kind and the proceeds of Insurance In written corre1p0ndence Notice 11 hereby given Bullne11 N1me(1) lialed CA 82667 Cl.UI 1301 Dove lltMt. Fm 1"4 • ..,.,.._, Code, PACIFIC detcrl~ now or at any covering said Collateral or dellveted to lhe City Coun-that the under1lgned In-abow on: t/21184 Newport Equklft GIOUJI, ~ 8-ctl CA 12110 LC MA nttHI IUllNESS CAPITAL COA· time herealler owned b; tort claims In connecllon ell al "' prlof to, the public 1end1 to Hll 1t1e 1>9rsonal LIM No. 4 (l<lmberty Inc., (Clllfornla), 3501 Jam-leOA Golf cOun. Min-PUI I -TICI Published Newpoft ~ PCMATIOH ("P8CC"), S. In od with the Collaterll hearing. P'Openy dHetlbed below Wooda ·San JoM). a Cal-borM Rd., S lOWOt H0e.. agorNflt "-e a ca1tom6a Plotltleue C M Da11u I> c\ftd 'artv undef that cw-anc1_,_1he cu.,1t y °'Pot-Publl1t1ed Newport MARY T . ILLIOTT, to enforce a lien lmpa1ed lofnl• llmlted pMnetlhlp, ~Beach, CA l2leO corporailon '°(1133Hl4), •··-•~-.,.___ .. ~~·10 ffa _,, P'°' T tllln AcccMnl Rec:elY•ble ... _..., actu or conatlUC• O.puty Cltr Clerk on 1ald property under ltt• by The Wllllam Lyon Com-Ttll1 bu1lnH1 11 con-31211 ~ Hol SoMOt --,._ .,.... , 17, 24, .Aly 1,, PurcflHe and Security live, of Debtor, Including ~:•tc~.Co~ta =-Dally Publlahed Newport Callfornla Self·Servlce Stor· pany, Rlc:flard I . AoblMon. ducted by: a genarll pelf· Aoecl Mwrfeta. Cai1fotri1 lt•t ...... t 1994, 1 1 Agraame!'t ("Security aucti Inventory u le tempo-o une 4, 1 · BHch·Coata MHa oau age Facility Act (Bus. & Tit,.: Sfnlor Vic. Proeldent nerltllp ...; The folowtng peqona •• n~ , ~IC') ••eaAed by ratlly OUI of Oebtor'• cue-F777 p 101 June 24 1894 Y Prof. Code 1121700.217~). Thia statement wa1 Ned The regl1lranl(1) com-Thie bual"9H le oon-dolna bullneM .. : _ 1 T9atronlc1 lnternet1on11 tody or poeMealoA «WI In-1 · · The undersigned win aell with the CCMmty C1er1I bf menced IO trenuct buel-~ IW' • 4*1*dlf'I "EAl UTATI ARBITRA-. ::i lnC., .. ~L.~led Aprll eluding 11\eura"" pro-PUBLIC NOTICE F780 et publlc .. 1. Dy competl· Ot'ange County°" June '· .,... undef IM Acttloue ~ ot' ~ Golf T10N a M!DIATlON SEA-r to, 1"31 '*9111 gives no-ceeds • .-fllDm the NOTIC• 0 , PUBLIC NOTICE tive bidding on Ille 29th of 1"4. Bual,,.11 Name(al bled courae Of*llllol• and ,. VIC!I, eODO llrch llrMt PILbT CLAS81P'lflD ll lice tNI, bocMIM of the · r •-,, June, 1t 9:30 1.m., on lhe Flt tMe •bow on: 11/12/1M1 ,... ~ w ... Tower, 11A1e HOO, lt'a the reaource V0'4 r Oetleor'• defauft under the •II• end dfepotl\!Oft of any PUaLIC HEARING CITY OP preml1H where 1ald prop· Publlahed Newpor'I leach· Newport EQUIU.. Group The reilatrant(I) com-~ leaoh. CA t2llO can count on to ..., a m Security Agreement. the of the IOfegolng, lndUdlng NOTICE IS HEREBY H PO T a erty ti .. been 1tored and Costa MHI Delly Piiot Inc .. MlchHI 0. Blaal. ,,_. "'9fad lo hnallc:t llUll-R.l.A.M.t, • ~ A myriad Of rnetchan-collateral under the S.Cu-among other things, but GIVEN that public hearings aw " IUCH which a1e localed 1t 17th !dent ,_ under the Actllloua MedllllOn ..,.._ Inc., cltM Item beoe in Illy Aafoomont wlll be eold not limited to raw mat4H1al1 wt• be held by the Costa LEGAL NOTICI StrMt Sell Storage, 670 W. June 17, 24, July 1, I, Thia 11a1ement wu lllad IUlll .... Namo(t) llllM lCatll0tnla), 1000 birch our ~-=,ff :r PIJCC u 8ecured Pltly and mer~dise materf. M ... City Colincll on Jutv NOTICE IS HEREBY 17th St .• c-4, Co111 Mesa, 1994. wl1h the County C*1I of 8bdw th; IM4 ..... W... Towet, U. quallfl•d b u ., 1 ~· a public eale on June ate parts au~ work In 5, 191M, II 8:30 p.m., or a1 GIVEN TH~T th• City County ol Orange, Stale of '772 Ofqe County on June t5, ICQA ODii Courta ~ BOO, ~ loach. CA C81ll V I O r 30. 1994. 1tlM at 10:00 • • • soon 11'141fealler •• p01 .. Council of the City or N-· California. Units and ten-1994. .......,.. Inc T"°"'9I J ~ .. m. Ill 245 flltfler Av· progrne, lnventorles, and lible, In lhe Councl4 Cham-pon Beach wlll hold publtc anti ttsled below. Contents PUILIC NOTICI Ntltoa Plnct\. ,,.t'D6r9ctor · Thia bu1IM11 It con-M•·H78 "" ~ue. Suite A·1, Costa finished PJOdUC1s lnlendff berl ol City H1I, 77 Fair hearings regarding (I) Pr• Include pereonal hems, · Published Newport leacfl. TNI ..... IMnC .., ._. ducted by:• oorporadon .::,o MeH, Calllornla 92428, for sate by Debtor Jn. DrfV•, Costa Mna, on th• llmlnary Budgel for the household goods, vetllcle IUlllUllY OI' Colla Meea Diiiy Pllol wteh ttle County Cleft of TM regl1tr1nl(1) CO!fto 1 ~II the llffnctpel plac. ctlldtng ~IOty lemporar• followlng hems: 1994·95 Fiscal Year, purau-p11111, I mite. hems. PllOPOl•D June 24 .My 1 1 11 ~ Counly on"""-1i IMllC9d IO lrantacl bull-Can't aHm to ff ~ 'qi PICC. and 'Y removed ffom l8ld ,,.... GENERAL PLAN AMEND· ent to Section 1102 ol the '131 R. Holllnehead ORotNMC• • • • • 1914 • ""' ur-. 9fle ~ Ott to II 1hoa .._..,.., by ~1¥899 ..... If rn1 ... and lteftll In tranelt· MENT GP-IM.o2, City ol Nftp0r1 Beach City Chat· L1ndlord reaerv.. the A PROPOSED OADI· 1tlM. ' NtltM ........ Name(1) •.-ed e o O MC9MlfY. (C) M t:Onlrtld -'--~ Costa ~ amending the ler; Ind, (2) th• City'• Ap-rtgtll to bid .. lhe ..... Put· NANCE .. echecMed '°' '788 PIAllltheCI ...__ ---lllove on: Mey 11, ,... ,..,.,, Jobi AA. The col.IMrll to be IOtd '°"''.. Ma9tet Pian of H~aye proPf'llUon Umff IOf the chasu must be paid tor ., .ctopdon .. the regulat Ch'; ....... ,...... -lit.I.AM.I. • Atbltf~ I around IM houte? end ~ to In the pr .. gener•I lntanglblu of found In the TrlnSPQfUlllon 1994·95 Flacal Ye11, fMlu-the tlme of purchaH In Councll ~ Of .My I. PUIUC NOTICI Cotta M9la Dally Plol --.c11ae1on leMoea Inc., 1 '9d1r11 perllll'lllltl ...... Debtor, Including Wllhout ~ement of the 1890 ant to Mcie me ol the f'ILOT CLiiill'laD 1994, bein;g Ordlnance 9'1· onettl040J JiUM 14, .My 1, I. 11, ..._ T. carp,-. l'flnd. Let IN tf .. Of the l>aDtot'e rfaMI llMatiOn. gooctwta, nde-General Pian to doWngrade Slate Con111t111lon. • , 10. re_zonlng Pf9Pef1Y at 1"4. pat C ... llled a. ... COl1111'91 ~ inarU. lrlde atytee, trade 10 tllgtlw,,_~ and NOTICE 15 HlAUY H • the r-.ou~c• ::U 3333 f~ 'Aolct. ltOITI '-"9ttUW f'7l1 ... rte :.,...~ ~ nwt, paCentl, ~ ap. :=m!rt.. r~ ~:~,T~ ='dtieCrb~ ~1::'"!ton ~:h~ ~.~u:~~ ~~.I~~~.::: mu:::::.::-TNnkini of hevtng a cia=... De:.:t:, ...., .. ll09. ~·~11"".;o:: D.,t(mln1tlon: Neg1llv• lhe 13th and 2'9tl dayt or dlH ll•me, tMM:euM COmmerdal (POC). and 1119 The followtr'I peqona .,. lll'llge .... ., ~ ...... -. ftnd I II •llclll...0 tt'lll Ille ___.,, ...__, • Deelaiatlon. June, 1994, 91 lhe hour ol our column• compel aCllllCent t .7-acfo .... trom C101nQ bualneM .. : ONe "' • c .. I T..s.,I ~ . ...,, •-~ .. be add M lncGn'9 tall reflMtd9 and "NAL DRAFT of the 7:l'IO pm In the Clly Hall qua II fled buyera to PlanMO De\1110prntnt Rell· UNITED MANAOIMINT PILOT CU88 .. D 841 ... 71 ...... hetp. -~'l.':: In ._.. and • Pfot*'Y In the poewalon, ,.,kl, RecrHtlon ind Councll Ctlarnbefe, '300 calll denllll • Mecllum ~ ClftOU!.i.,. ,,.,, Dowe ..,_, Ma ... 79 141 ... ?I M 10 a ord bid depoll9d wtlf'I Of unc:ltt 11\0 Open Space Mast« Plan Newport 8oulev1td, New-•41·H78 _ (POA·MD) to fltanned 0.. Sulle W1V, NewpOrt Bwf\, ,, q " !,t'tOlpOlt Bwt\ICoilla MeA 09ily Pilot Friday• June 241 1884 ' W IOTICll PUi&.ic llOT1Cll W IOTICll IWLIC IOTICll WIC llOTICll W1C llOTICll W IOTICll W IOTICll PU1UC IOTICll W llOTICll w llOTICI PUIUC IOT1CI NOTICE OP MJI& ti' °" ,,,. ••• AM.. lHlEJt A DEED Of TAUST Sw.EUi«J~"'i.rAiiiiiiMi •§!B ·~u,t:·.:... ~=: UNDf"Ti~C1llUIT ~NC -~ m7.a...AlmlllnPw-oun. OI.. ~=. rou:oT~ ~:::*a:=' .......... , ... o,., ... l'01•U4 &.o.n ND. 1-........ TMll9 "* _. ..... Gi-SU.Q n ,,_,_... In ~ ef Iha W... YOUI Pfl()f'£RTY IT ~y NXB'TAlli TO THE .. TN ---.. .._,.,., .. No ?14J1t1 oe.. .... -ID Olld ti T• ......... T,__ ....... tate, you mey fie wtt Mid Deed OI TllUlll. SOU> AT A PU&IC WE F TEE) AT. THE _... ....... : .. ~=---,.,... ... ~MO AP Number-., ... ,,. .......... Cll '~. Qaau. ............ _., CIOU,,. fanNI llt• •no ...... ice YOU NEED NI EXP\AHATIOH OOlWO: TO THE WIM CR!ATIOHS, P IMAGE ' CLEAN-YOU AM IN Da:fAULT YOU AM IN Det'AULT ... ND ..... rlC:....i. ._ .._ lftd °'*' quM1 for~ Notice ftf, .. 00 Rlwer Of THE •TUAE Of THE COUfTHOUSE. 1'00 ... .... 220I Peelle: •202 UNDER A Dllo~NDlR A DllD OP ........ .., .. Alaanlur 1 ·--···~---of the filing of.,, lnWft-,.. ANd ....... UJO, ~s Aa.u.sl YOU a;~ DIWE WEST SN4T Qfowe.CA eo.. ...... CAnen • TRUST DATID 0Wh/t1 T DATED Aprtl II ol ORAHGE oi:..,. CllMINI. tory •nd ..., .... of 111 d•••. CA IUOI. YOU SHOW> OOHTACT A ~CA ....... .id Cop11911d. S.. Powttt0n, 220l h-UM.ISi YOO TMt'8 AC 1 ~U YOU Tm .....i by TAABC SAi.EE. A Snd 1111t .. i. 1111111, lllllQA Htat• .. Mta Of of eny l 1...:17o, e,: IC~ lMWER oari..,.dtoftlllOlrhuld~tl ...... mos. dflc •202. Co.ta ...... CATION TO PROTECT ION TO PROTICT lllG.E ~. T~ HOME or...-,,.....,or etition Of aocount .. • ~·&ant sec On 71111M • 9'5 AM dur -o..d ol TNll " Orowe. CA tal40 12127 PROPERTY, IT MAY ae-YOUA .._,.. .. TY. ff MAY SHEl.TER MORTGAGE. A ........... ..-in. rovided In aaotion 1250 • ::::: OMlll'llt4 ROBERT E. WEISS NCORPO· ~ -...:! " ..., 1llllnl LM a.nor. 3t75 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-SOU> AT A PUB&.IC SALl"iM SOLD AT A, PUeUC ~ CORPOAATK*,. ..... ...... lo ~ ... f th• Califomla Probate 7 1124 711 RATED ... ~ ...... ~ C'oll-e• Avenue, Co111 ducted by: In lndlvld&W IF YOU NEED AN HPLA~SALI .,. YOO ••HD AN ......, WIJ. SB.I.. AT PUii.iC .... d .. ~. ode. A Aequnt for • • T~ undur Wld IUUrtl ID The ~ --nl Mnl,CAIH28 The rtglllranl(1) com-NATION OF THE NATUftell&PlANATION Of THE AIJCTIONTOTHEHOEST 81>· .---... wa1 peclal Notice form la o..d ol TM&. Rairdld on OOIMIOll~ f"'1 o1 t i• bu!ln111 11 con-m.rqd lo 111nuct l>Ytl· Of THE PAOCEEIMNG&NATURE OP THE PRO· DER F~ CASH.~•""' cMg;a ~ ~ _. v8ileble from the court PUii.iC NOTICI V1~ • eo-.1! No 93-...., ~ ~ ubc. uctld by. I geMt81 part. ""' under the FlcllUous AGAINST YOU, YO~EDIHG AGAINST YOU, o1 -111 _, "'1119/ o1 .. ~ Tfw 1111111 _,,. ol .. lertt. 0327IO ol 0.... AutlOrdl 11 .. IUP)l1ed ID ti. 2«9 OGl lhlp I ( ) Bu1ln111 N1m1(1) 11119<1 SHOULD °CONTACT AYOU SHOULD CONTACT A~.._ ~Cllll. ICllllWI .,._ d .. ~ ttmney t.Pallllaw· dbalhAlaardlrd ORAHGE STREET IC2 COSTAl.E~ ~·i,•t~~ =: t>avV:~~~l:,.a.. L~~:i1u11• at 1-0/-=::·,, hereby 9iwn dlm*n.tbv• ... arlllll:anll ~ _. ~ ..s 11:"11 . ..._ . CH1rn1uOF• Oxny, Cllbtll. 9UCUlld by 92627. ~ ~' Mii under the FlcUUoua Thi• •••lament WU lilejf p M. Golden Wat" sav-•IM lerreno Rec:onwev· ... ICI .. ~ 11¥ I ... ar lillmulld OOlll, ... ...... ..... • NOTICE QWUS A VOH URFF AH UN -It.Imber 42S-204.(M IUalnffl Name(a) liat9d with the County c 11111 or lfl9• AHoc:lauon s.Mc:ei•ice Compenf, .. lrUlt-...,.. ad inar1. ar • da . ..s ...._ 11 .. 111111 401 PEI lllON TO MMRIED l.Wj, • TMtar, THE Thi ll'ldll~ild TM11e llsdll lbolle on: 15194 °'11'19• Counry on June 3 Co .. Iha duly ~nl ... or aucc:etlOf' erua .... ~by I ... or...,....... ... .... ~ ol ... I& Anll CA 92101 ADllmJiS I Ell FRAHIQ.JN GMUP, A DIVISION lrlY Idly lor .., llCOllD-L• Ann CopeYnd 1"4 ' ed Tru•••• under enci,or 1ub1tllu1ed tru1&H llld '-' -..in. -'ngl • 11S203.3n61? e/23. Oe/24, 08/30 ESTATE OF: RAY H. Of NEWAMERICA 5"WIGS h ~11911 ~ &'Id Thi• llai.rnent w11 filed Fe u 329 purauent 10 DHd ot!'""uanl to Iha Deed °' U111119an, ar -.OS-*~ TE. 06/13/!M HA9ACH BANK. FSB IT'S SUGa:SSORS oommon ~. d ..,. with the County Cterk ol Publlahed Newport Beach-fruit, Recorded on!~!.~~· ••ec:u .. d by Ml-11 .-i 5102 crl .h F~ COUNTRYWIO€TITU: CASE NO. A173800 ANllOR ASSIGHS • Blnlfioe'y hnil Otange County on JUM 3, Co111 Mtaa D1l111 Pllol 10/01111 H Documenehael J Purctet, an un-Cbdl nl dlariJld " do CORPORATION To ell heirs benefi· WU SB.I.. AT PUil.iC AUCTiON s.d 5* 11111 be lllldl ~ 1914 ' No 9t·5J2857 eook • mamed man Recorded i...t fl .. 11111) AT THE PUILIC NOTICI . . . • TO n£ HIGHEST BOOE.A FOR ~at~~ P8tt328 June tO, 17, 24, July 1, Pege .• ot Olllcia 311991 In Booll NIA THE MAIH NOIUH EHTRAHCE ATTOMEYSEQUITY :artH,cr!d1tor1,contl~ CASli,~•lllnl of s*fl ~ lwgll"dingukt fubishfdNrNp<>rt81teh· 1994. Record• m the olhc• orPage NIA Inst • t1 ·To TIE COUNTY COURT· MATIOMAL~ASAGENT ent creditors, and P.•r i.M....-,alhlhlldSlllM ar ~ ~ Cost• Miia 011111 Pllol F760 the AHorder 01 Or 14 336 of Off lcl•I HOUSE 700 <:NIC CENTER COHMEL STEWART on.• who may_ot~~w·~·11 by Cllltl.. a.tw1 ct..~~ bllfta ,J "'!:!-, 1 c t c I I A.cord• In the ottlc:e of DIWEWEST 5"t'TAANA CA• C2140ot0 • 1nter11ted :n t ... w1 ........ ~'** dlldl -i. -r-~·· June 10. 17, 24, July 1, PUBLIC NOTICE 0"t:l•b a •,.:nia, •• the County Aec:order °' · · IN• 7-1111~ NOTICE OF or Htete, or both, qf: "11 at • flCWngflllnSt.aitvwion Sid li»"· ---:=--::~----ecu y n.,da D ange Couney Celllor· .... * nl ..... car,..cl ID TRUSTEE'S SAlE RAY H HAS BACH n.t by 1 Ill.ill at lecW1I OW01 at. c:ftqll llQnd by F758 Flctttloue ~~~~'":,::;~d--::· me, end pum,Anl 10 lhe :"{,._1-:.by•llldur * Oead UNOEA DEED OF TAUST A • PETITION he ~did~ by 1 "* pqwty Thi~ ltlllU1I of ;;i ~---UC--N-0----1 hllnesa Name Inga and Loan A olice ol Det•uU end tust" pnlPl'1Y......, fl T. f No. 104N5 bHn filed by REG A ar --.oi m '*' ~ btlurJol of "' ~ :i PUB TICE atatement euon a Feder.I S::.~~·~ lees.on so Sell lhereun--' o.ny ~ .. lind PUBLIC NOTICE Loen No 1251175 HASBACH in th• Sup•~ ~. --.oi lllOClllOI, at seand by s.d ~ aid1 lflotHloua The lollowlng l*IOllS 111 •nd loen A11oc1allon •• f"ecorct.d 031'1111H4 '*"' M. ~ FlUY ~ Aet. -or Court of Californl• IM'GI '** tpdl9d " -=mi~ -~ 005!f doing buslneu 11: Beneficiary ' 'n Booll NIA P•ge NIA DEsaa!> ON SAi> DEED OF AP Number. 425.Ql2-ol County of Orange ' SI0'2 al fll FIW"Clll Q>Cll ind ~Sid~ 11 ,_ "- V .......... N..._. KMS ENVIRONMENTAL. •ill &ell al public auc· nit • 14-017lli3' ol utd TRUST CNSl 17H71 YOU AAE IN DEFAULT THE PETITION re• Ulannd " do ia-fl lht crl lht n11• ~at lhs tlr> 1....__ atatement 140 Cabflllo #I~, ~si. uon IO the hignHI btd· ttlc1ill Retordl. wtll Sell Thi lhll lddr.-A'id Oltllf llOTICE Of ONDEA A DEED OfquHta that REG A. st.61) ii ..WN (NORTH) talSSl7U 9'271 me following perton1 att Mtu, CA 92627 def tor calh Cp.tya~e a 0711611"4 et 1 00 PM. common ellagrllDl, 11 q . of.. TROST DATED SeptemberHASBACH bo a omted ENTRANCE TO THE COt>ttTY DATE OSIJI~ d.ing bullMll 11: Leonard David Slnliold, time 01 ule In lewtul t lhtt North lront en-1'111 ~ dllcrtJld ubM is PEllllON TO 6, 1990. UNLESS YOU .. poraoruil ro ~~aent• COURTHOUSE, TOO OVIC --------- Al CAFFfuM~AN BJ 140 Cabrllto, 118, Coste money of lh• Untied tram;• lo lh• County ~ ., be 447 tW.a.TON ADmSUIBI ~:~ Y~~ TO P"O-tive to edminreter th; CENTER DIWE WEST SA.NTA PUBLIC NOTICE ~J:.E~~ EaatblJtf ~:~ ~~~:· <i,~:l~e12_11 Is con-Sta&ea. by caah, a CHh· ou==· v::.~. ~~ ~ET. COSTA !.ESA. CA .. ~A1!. ~ MAY Bf SOLD ~~estete of the d1cedent. ~ .. ~ WI= 1t1'1etesl ----------~1ng Center. Newport ducted by· an Individual •er'• Check drawn by • Ana CA •• pubt6c .UC· ..... _._ """~ llC SALE. If YOU NEED THE PETITION re-__ ,_ID A'id now by 4 un-CNS1I7HH ltach CA 92660 Tht reg.Ill I( ) alale or nabonal bani., 8 1 ' lo lhe h ghat bid-Thi lllCIW9glild T!"'1" dddilms MA fRED W. AN EXPLANATION OFQUHll the docodent'1 der s.d Deed of Tl\ISl fl "" •If• Mileno Inc.. (CA) m1nc1d 10 ~.~s!c1 ~~~ ~~~~--: !Y •• IW&e 1:''1or c:alh ;JMY*• ., :: iabity far .:z.:stOOI=~ HOW.~ THE NATURE Of THE WILL a~ codicil•. 11 eny, =. ~ s.d" Qui~ NOTICE OF SEZUl'E 2$23 EHtblulf Shopping ness under lht Fictitious or a ch k d union. ha I.Im• of .... In lawful Awll FRED w. ER PROCEEDING AGAINST.be admitted to probate. ___ ,, 11'\MSUAHT TO HEALTH AHO e~er. Newpor1 Beach, CA Bualntu Nam1(s) listed •tale or.~eder~w~.v~~g;mon•y ot th• United :'°"dleigrilllan,tf q hlh!Mn CASE NO. A173703 YOU, YOU SHOULD COH·T.ho WILL and.any codi-~ ~~ 06FT~~N~~ 114W,ffi1~~o~~~OF 9Ht10 1bov1 on: not appllcablt and loan ai iati ff, StalHJ, ell rlyhl , 1111•. To all hairs benafl· TACT A LAWYER. c1ls are available for · INTENDED fOl\FSTUflf Tpl1 bu1lnH1 11 con-Leonard David Slnlield eavlngs auo:.~~on ° 0; nd ln~re• onveyed lo Seid m-' bl mede~ iariH creditor~ contin-Not.Ice 11 hereby giY9flexaminati on In tho file ~T~EOCOF CALROEDIFORNI.\ AS PER Pl.#llUAHT TO HEALTH AHO ducted by: I COl'poratlon Thll llalement was filed eavinga bank apeciii ed and now' by 11 under ~or W9TWl!y. -.--or ant c'reditort end per· lhal Serreno Reconvey-:ttopt by tho court. IN BOOK 31', SAFETY COOE SECTION 11tle regl11ran1(1) cd'm-With lh1 County Cltrk ol in aeclion Sl02 ol lhe Fl· aa1d d 'In Iha~ 1mplld l'lglfdng ..... ~ aont who mey'otherwlll en~e Company, a1 trual·I" THE PETITION re-PAGES 27 TO 33, INQ.lJSIVE, ll•H.A manced to ltan~ct bull· Orang• County on June 3, nancl&I Code and autho· 1l1uated In Hid County or encumbrwtca, ID pllf the • interHt•d In the will M , or :ur:•11or truttae.quest1 authority to ad· OF MISC:El..LANEOUS WPS IN On Mrt 20 111,. .. 111 w l)t tl under the Flcll!lous 1994 nzed IO do buam•H m and Slate and deacribed ~ pnnapel sum ol tne r Htata, or both, of: or IU It tuled truate inister tho e11ate under THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY ,.., 5'., ;01. Cwt• Me .. , 8Usln111 N1m1(1) hlltd Fl11320 lhll atale) Al At ll'le 1 lollowa; A1 nt0re luOy nolll(s) llClnd by Aid Dead al FRED WILL AR pursuant IO the Deed o he Independent Admin-RECORDEROF S.\CCOUNTY Cllif•nl._ttw,.,~..._... ~on: 5-3l·94 Published NewPort Beach· Nonh tront entfance 10 de1cr1bed on •itld Deed TMI, W11t1 in111A1S1 thnon. • HOSMER AKA FRED w. ~ruat ~Hc:uted by Pau stration of Estatea Act. Thi l1IWI lldcnss twlO olhor •: I 01."u;;'ak~~•no,dln~., Diego Co11a Mesa Dally Piiot 1he County Cout1hou1e, 0~~rua~ add end l)rCMdld" Uld nolll(1) ldvlrlols. HOSMER, JR.. AKA L!=t ·~u::!>~dWl~nd (Thi• authority will allow common deslgnlbon, rl fll'f ol lhe t HJ HAAll'Y OAVIDSOH M~ Thl: 11~1:,:,,,'"w., fil9d Jun1 10 17 24 July 1 700 Civic Center Dr1ve oth • 1 =~ if IJIY, Wider lhl llrmS ol lheOlld FRED w HOSMER i;;,1• Reeorded 0912IVIHO ho personel reprosenta-re111 procierty dllcnlled .,,._ rs T°"cvcu, CAUF<)AAtA u-; with"" COYnly Cl11k' ol 1994. . ' ' •Well Santa Ana, CA all tlo:r 1t':'"°::r the~j olTrust,9'lllnlllld._,ctw911 A PETITION hllln Book NIA Page NIA ive to .take many !JC· ~lo be 23800E~BAY ~~~~~~~~~~.~-\/IN,~~:f Orange County on May 31, F762 right, bile and mtereat pro"pef"ty y, deacrlbed twlO hl*'IM ol h Trume Sid been filed by CHRISTINin11. • 90,.99647 ol Otfl-tons w11hout obtaimng DRIVE. COROt~ oa MAA MPICEDfS IDIZ 2>0St.. CALI~ 1994 conveyed to and now above 1 pu pur1ad lo be of fll IMts Cf.-d by Uld Dead LEA MAYNARD CARL al Rec:ordl in the office ourt approval. Before AREA. CA 92625-1003 FOl'INJA uco.sc HO . o7asJf,I ' Fl109t& PUBLIC NOTICE held by •t under u1d 135 4!1~ S~HI Newpor1 of TMI, b«' S7S73707 LINN •·PARKER I the County~ eking certain vory im-The ~ T~VINN0.11304210014002 ', l'Ub~•h•d NtWpor1 Beach· Flc:lltlou1 ~~o·.!r:' 11~~1!~ :~ .~~~ 8T~~hu~!;~ed Trull· == ~ r::.,,,-:. ~L~~D~~ ;~~ ~~~JEoR f~rn~~n::d c~~:!; ~rt:::! ~ce~:~~at~~~~~ ~==-~::.. ~ :: :.: Ci::::::,;. ~::'1tt,'I Co111 M111 Dally Pilot Bu1lne11 N•me Cou~ty, Call:orn11 d•· •• •••Clelma auy hebillty ~ hs .,_ prv ID• Californi•p County otlh• Nos.ce ol Defeu.lt end entativo wtll bo required aid ohr CIOm/l'On dlsignubon. l'I 111•11 i.,. tt.. H~t"" 8•edl1 Juni3, I0, 11,24, t994. Stetement acn ng lhe and inue· fur •fl'/ lncorrttCtt .. H of TI:e~llldursedOledol Oran•· ' ElecUon·lo SeU tnereun-o give notice to rnter q lltwnlwwl s.dSl9...eti. Polle.~. ________ F7_3_91 Thi following persons lllt m. EXHIBIT A the 1tr.et audr•11 end TMI hwltofor9 8ll9CIMd Wld di-T~E PETITION ,.. der NGOfded 03l03/1994 sted persons unless madl but 'MlhDJI ~at -.!!;..:~·,,...-• i.i'!:;t PUBLIC NOTICE dol~ business 11: PARCEL A lol 4 ol oltu;r common del1gna· Mrld ID .. ll1dlragnld nnt11n que1ts th et CHRISTINA in Book NIA Pege NIA hoy havo waived notice t'Wlly axpatld Of 'llpied ~~ 1 U H.,... ~'i'.o ol I ----------1 AL A CONTRACTING, Tr cl No l llb25 In 'the hUfl. it eny, tllOtlih here-Dldlnilanolo.funlDemnl LEA MAYNARD CARLAlnll # 94·0152414 ~I Uld r consented to tho~ dt. ~ °' -ttwH..-..,...MfetyC-.You ,lot1Uou1 4500 Campus Dr.. 111222, c ~ of New r1 8 h Ill far s. ... I wnllln .... °' LI N N p A R K ER & Olllciaf Record•, .... S•U roposed action.) Tho ~-ID 119)' h ~ •• lwelty .-.< ... -lt'9 o ... 11u.an. .. N•m• =rart fi:~;h, £~:2~2 c~un1y ot o:nge e:~.. lh• I0'81 emoun1 of Iha Dlfu Sid Bec1:crt" Sul The CLAUDIA LOU FOSTER!r ~~~:~"t,at,:~~ Pe~: ~opondent. administra· pnnape1 111m cJ h l!Ole(s) :=' ~:::Y,.,~ ;~ atatement W11lmlns1er Avt New rt of Cahlom•a a• •hown unp~•doe;nc1p1tl balance uudersigrild cal9lld sad Nola of bo appointed H peraon•ltra11ce lo the Count ion authority will bo ~ bV Clld Dead al T~ •~ ttw -... ,....,.!Md P'-'Y I 'Th1 following persona 111 Beach CA 9°2663., po on • Map recorded 1n °1 11'1• lgabon .-Cured Oelu aid Elaclal ID 5-ID bl repre1entat1va to admin·co rth 700 C 1 Y rented unlos1 an tntor-Wll'lll rtllAIS1 "*"°"-• ~ ---to Heelth .,... Ml•tv' doing business 11: This 'business Is con-Book 481 Pages 6, 7, 8 ~~1J"~n':f°f:::0~~b~: reccrded "' flt OOlllly .tw.. lhe ister the estate of th•ce~i.r ~~:·Weal ~~ s~od . person ftles, en fl Aid ncM(s) ~ d wiy, c~ '!:"~!.'~t 11 you ! PJ'IEMIER PASSPORT dacttd by: an lndMdual and 9 of M11ce1tanec>Ya ,0 .... •• •• end ad· reel pqwty 1$ loculud nl more decadent. :Ane, CA at pu~ic auc-bJection lo the peuuon under" lirmS of h o..d of .._. t• ·--tt.. lorl•"'• oH CtUB, 2630 Avon, Newport The raglstranl(s) com. Map•. record• ot Orange vance• .r:!. 111119 01 the lllerl tine mdllhs ~ ....,.S THE PETITION ro-"°"· IO 11'1• highelt bid-nd shows good caus TMl llt.lllilld lees, c:Nrges 111d -IW-'Y, ___.. t• HMltlJ Beach, CA 92663 mtneed lo tr111 .. c1 busl· County, Caltlorma EX· 11\lhal ubl•Clilllon of the SlfQ such rtccrdlDJn uest1 the decedent'sld•r tor cash (payable at why tho court sh?uld expansei al lhl TM!ee twlO of Iha •"" Sel••v Cod• S.cuon F)PE M11k1tlng Enltrprl11s n111 under lht Flctihous CEPT lheretrom, all oil: w u tic~ of Sa I• I 1 . OATE 611~ ~ILL and codlc1l1, i._any, the Um• ol HI• In lewful OI grant ttie eutl'orrty. ""'1s Cl1lueed by w d Dead of !!:~~y':';" .:,:;::'~' lr1t .• (CA), 30399 ChanMI Bualntsa Namt(s) hsttd Oii nghts, mlneral1, mm· $:.t:JS 683 11 STATEWIDE LENDER'S SERV· be edt'(litted to probtte ntoney ol the United A HEARING on tho Tnist ID *1 ~1.625 29 IW-'Y· y ... -file tto. d ...,. Wly, Canyon Lake, CA above on: May 28, 1994 erat ngh~ nalura~ ~aa In lh.lcJIUon to ceah, the ICES, INC. AS TRUSTEE Tho WILL end any codi:~talH), all rig hi, ti tle, otition will bo held on E'11mlled Acc:nled 1t1letesl llrld ., IN .._... c-' of u... 1 9~587 Marlo Atoz nghts, an Other Y ro-Tru•I•• will accept • 45'<JKE.ARNYVIL1.AROAD 1 1 bf< f r nd lnterell, conveyed lo uly 14, 1994 111 1 :45 eddtttonll ldvrcles if eiy """in-C...wy of o,.,... wlttWI thtrtY l f hla bu1ln111 11 con· Thia 11a11men1 was filed carbon• by whateoever cailuer'i c nttck drawn SUfTE 114 Cl 1 are IV~I a 0 0 and now h eld by II underP.M . in Dopt. 703 locat-~lhts figtnpncrlOS-. 1'°1"..,. "'" "'-,...cellon I ducted by: 1 corporation with the County Clerk of nai~e t known, dO•~lher· on ,. •tale or netlonel SAN DIEGO. CA W12J.15n ~=~~a:hoenc~~rtlhe ltlo aid deed In the propertyed et 341 The City Drive Thi benef-=-Y under sed ~= ""=~~r!:'~·c:,v: ~• rtglslrent(s) com1• 011ng1 County on May 26, :;ia.: :m .d" 1 a pro-bank a ch•c " drawn by (619)292-1353 THE PETITION ,.. llueted In Hid CountyOrenge CA 92668. Died ol TM1 l'lnlolOlw ex!ICl.lled t4F<>ll40 I You """9! -"• el\ need to transact bus· 1994. uc env rom eny a 1ta1~ or lederal credit KJRK N HOBSON REGIONAL and Stale and dHcribed IF YOU OBJECT TO aid dlhered ID Ille~ 1 .,... cepy of tho cl_.. on n s Undlf' lhe Fictitious Fl10533 °1 Iha foregoing lhal umon of" 1 Chtc.k drawn 'MANAGER que~ts authority to ad· a1 lollow1. Al more lull he grantin~ of tho poll· wnllln ~of OefllJI Ind Oi9uict An......., "'0•-Busln111 N1m1(1) listed P bll h d N • B may be within or under b leJer 1 C2 .,.,.,~ minister the estate underldeacrlbed on aeld Deed . Id ...._ ~ lor Siiia aid wntlen ......,, "'""' s-llcUt, 100111 on· n/1 • u • • ewport each-the parcel ot land h•rt· Y • •~ta or a uv· I......., the lndopendonl Admrn-1 T "Thi 1 •~ ion. you s. ou appear .... m • ., 1 O.V•ct Anomov> et 700 . Co11a Mesa Dally P1lol b d b d Inga end loan HIOCI· 6 2• 7 !/& l!l!M f E A 0 rull. I I • -t tho heonng and state NoCIC8 of Delu aid ElectJon 10 Crric C-• Ortve w-. S-e 4 ADE M11k1tlng Enterprises J 24 J "' 1 8 15 ma 011• eacr1 e • lo -allon, Hvinga auocl-1stra11on o states ct.,ond Deed ol Tru1L". ur objoc.tions or filo Sul The 11~ caited sed ce 12101 wlthn ien 1101 Inc. Ron Eckhoff, Pr11. unt • u., • • . gelher w11h the petpetual auon or aavinga bank (Th11 authority will allow The alrHl ~r•u 9nd 0 . b" . lllOOol ol Oe!u Sid Elec1:ort ..,. ef o. r.w-o of o. d..,,"' Thls 11111men1 was lilld 1994. righl '?' dnlhng, minlfl9 lpoictlted m Section 5l 02 the personal repre•ente· other common Cleaig written ° 1octifns w~ Sul bl ded fie 10 "-I• c-vc""' o ..... ..._ 'filth the County Cltrk ol F788 uplonng and operating ol th• f1na11c1al Code uve to take many ac-bon It eny ot the ,.. he court be ore t e lo ,..,, " OIU'lty n. ,....,. 1• l#'IMlty flle -" I OrangeCountyon June 3, PUBLICNOTICE therelor, and atonng ln •nd authoriuu.I to do PUBLICNOTICE uons without obtammg pro'perly 'deacrlb• earing. Your eppear-llilllf'lh=~rs ~ ••;,-;!":".:=et:;"C::ll 1994 end J"emovmo lh• Hme bu1me11 In U'111 1tate In court approval. Before above 11 purpor1ed '° be: nco may bo m person Sid '"'" l'!'Ctlltls ._... ~ -,_ 1n u.. Fl1t318 Flctltloua from Hid land or any u .. event of lender o~ takmg certain very •m-1130 Pembroke Lene r by your attorney. ~.aadl rw::iardl'bl fc:-:''f _,. dod•ed., .,. l f>ubl1sh9d Newport B11ch· 8 1 N ther land, includ•fl9 the then c.1h 11 accepted ponant actions howev-Newport Beac h, c IF YOU ARE . A DATE ~ etfeot t• -St-"' i C .. D 1 p u1 n••• em• nght to wh1p110ck or dt· th 1 •~ thhoid • 9~660 REDITOR or • conlm· R08£RT E wess c..,.,_ .,... .........,.,, --oata "'111 • ly 1101 Statement recllonally dnll and mme • rue_.. mar., NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE "· the personal repre·I int creditor of the IHC~TEO -1• " ..,......_ "' H..iu. I Jtme 10. 17, 24, July I, Th• loUowlrg peraons a11 trom land• olher than ~he 111~•0if8 dot lh• Tl'Vlllll s• Number: 1'571-A 11ntat1v1 will be r1qu11ed lhe under11gned 1'";111 eceased you must filo ~TRUSTEE .,... Wet"t' c.. ~ 110 1 , 1994. doing bu11i..-ss u: those hereinebove de-1 '~:·~·eve~:~ YOU ARE 111 OEfAll..T to give notice to "jter·ee d11clelm1 eny hebill our clei,,; with the court 920VIUAGEOAKSORNE="0:;;1~';'4~-, F76t REXCON, 4500 Campus 1cnbed, 011 or ga1 wet11, ~the •Y" or en~ Utl>ER A DEED Of TRUST ostod persons un ass tor any 1ncorTec:tneu nd meil e copy to the COVIHA, CA 91nz (llSJ~T-4J<Q ' • ---P-U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ 1 Dr .. #222, Newport Beach, unneta and •h•tta mlO ... • m~l\ef ot ngni DATED IV17/91 UN..ESS YOU they have waived notrcothe ,., .. , addrea1 en ersonel representative SY CR:S A /!JJNGER41Ah PUBLIC NOTIC CA 92660 hrough or acrou tne TAKE ACTlON TO ~OTECT or consented lo the o ther common design. . d b h C2!3S4T E I ----------1 John J1m11 Bridle, 2872 1urfau ol lhe land he,. S.ld late will be m.-de y proposed ectJon.) The Uon, It any, lhoWn ~P'!1ntt Y t • court . Flctltloua La Ua l.n., M11s10n Vl1jo, •nabov• deacnbed, and '"thout covenant t>r war-YOUR ~OPERTY. IT MA BE independent admm11tr1· m within four r:non.ths from6-11)11712« 19!M I· •u1lne11 Neme CA 92e92 0 b ottom such llllh•p-ranty. •-'P'"' or 1mphed SOlD AT A PUil.JC SALE If lion authomy wrll' be The total amount ol lhe he date of first 1s~u11n~e Fiii No. Ft10717 1 atatement Thi• business Is con-alocti.ed or difecuonally ~•rdlfl9 tllle, POHH· YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION granted unlau en rnter-unpatd principal bal of lottora as pro\llded "' FICTffiOUS BUSINESS I ]he tollowlng PlflOOS 111 ducted by: an Individual nlled well• tunnels and 11on Of' enc:umbrencH , OF THE NATURE OF TH€ estod erson fllea an ol lh• obhgalton aecur section 9100 of the PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT ! dtllng butlnass 11: Th• raglstranl(s) com-halls und .. r and b•· to ""'tv lt'9 Indebted· ~OCE.EDINGS AGAINST YOU obroctiJ'n to the petition by the propeny to b California Probate Codo. The lob9w.t1g :ierson(s) MAROUEEE ENTER· menced lo transact busl-eaU'I or beyond lh• ••· nH1 Hcured by Hid YOU SHOIA..O CONTACT" A 101d and reHonebl The lime for filing claims ~/Me d0<ig ous111ess 1s PAISES, 16821 Algonquin, 0111 under Iha Fictitious enor limits &hereof, and Deed, edvancn lhereun-1.AWYER nd show• good cau11 coata. eapenaea and ad w ill not expire before f~O~TO CAFE 825 N E'ucto Hunltngton B11ch, CA Bu1ln111 Name(•) llrt9d rednll, retunnel. der, wtth lnterelt •• pro-On 0711~ • 9 •S AM hv th1 court should vancea al the lime ol th four months from the A Ana!le.m C,,·forni.a 92801 t 92649 above on: 8-18-94 uip mein&am J"epalr Y'lded therein, end the ATTORNEYS EOl.HTY NATIONAL ot grent lh• authority . lniltal publlcallon ot hearing dalo noticed SOUJAMA ABREC~ '795 W I Marqu11 D11m. 31019 JohnJamesBrldlt .. p.inendop.ira&eenyunpaid princ1•I ol lh•coRPORATION a Agent b A HEARING on th1 Nollce o f Sel e l •·above NOTICEOfTRUSTEFSSALE GreenlUI. Anane1m. Callomlal M!nuttman Way, W11llakt This 11111m1n1 wu flied uch well• o r mlnH d!: 1ecure by u ld COUNTRYWDE TITLE CORf>O. otition will be held on $1 02,946 47 YOU M AY EXAMIN Trull." Siie Number: 13345-A ' 9280f t'l!lagt. CA 91367 with thl County Clerk ol ithoul however the """' Inter ... ther• RATION (Trvme) 23n1 ufy 21 1994 at , ·45 In addition 10 Cllh, th• h fil k b th YOU ARE IN DEFAll..T CAROL A ABRECtt 1795 w Thie bu1ln111 11 con· Orange County on June 16, 1ght to drill, mine, 110,.. ~ a• t provl~ tn u i: BIRTQ1ER DRIVE, I.AKE .M. in Dept . 703 1oc1t· Tru•••• •Ill accepl 1 ~rt 1 tt 0"i,f~,11 ~ per IJl()ER A DEED OF TRUST Greenleaf Analle.m Cahfornia • ducl9d by: an Individual 1994. a pl ore 0 r 0 per e te le, Ml, c argei an FOREST CA 92630-(714)707· d at 341 The City Drive c11hler'1 check draw co : Y d I h DATED 04.'IY.11 Ut-l.ESS YOU 92801 t Th1 regl11ran1(1) com· Fet2874 rough lhe 1urlace or ••penHa of the truatee ~•ti. l!)POl1tld Truslee ran 1 CA 92668 on • 1ta1e Of" nation• son •ntoroste n t. TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT This business IS conoucied 1 1Mf1Cld lo transact bu•I· Publlsh1d Ntwpor1 Beach· e upper 500 '"' ot the :Vnd o~ ~·,"r crHted "*&'Id~ ID tne Dead cA I~ YOU OBJECT TO bank, • check drawn b ostato, you mfy fil~ wRt YOUR PROPERlY, IT l..~Y BE by husband &lld "'''e l n11~ und11 lh1 Flcl1tlous Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ubeurfac• ot th• land u1 o ruat TMI ..n.:n-.19COrded 12126191 ho ranttn of the peu· a •tale or federal credl tho court a orm e SOlO AT A PUB.IC SALE If SIGNED SOUJAMA ABRECH Busin111 N1.m1(1) llsltd J 24 J l'y 1 8 15 e.-e1nabove de1cr1bed. c seneno ":ci~v•~jnc . Occu 191 708671 ex . g u ,iould appear union or a check draw 11t for Sp1c1el Notice YOU NEED AN EXP\.ANATIOtl CAROL A ABRECli ~~· on: S-2·94 1:: • u ' • ' 1 ,.111rv•d by lhe lntlne n=·~ Sult• 2;~~-~ "*' ~ OtrlOe of 1111 ·~~hoy~eaflng end state by a a&ate or lederal uv f the filing of a~ inven-Of THE NATURE OF THE Reg~11an1 rias not ~el oegun I rwarquee Dffm · ompany In a deed re· • • • fl 11 Inga end loan H1ocl ory and 11ppr .. 1al of PROCl:EOINGS AGAINST YOU 10 0'1nsac:1 cusmess under 111e T,hl1 llatemtn1 was flied F789 orded Mey 17. 1984 H lrw~n~•1~37~A 8 9 • 7:6. of ORANGE County our ob1ection• or 1 1 ~•lion, Hvlnga 111oci state e111ts or of any YOU SHOlA.D C0"1'ACT A tie~tious l:lUS•~s name or I wllh the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE n1tfument No 14 206529 ~ /i 14 ' y im0iilorr'4 EXECUTED BY TOD written ob1ect1on1 w t a ti on or uv1ng1 ben etitlon or account II WYER n:smes ksteo nere 11 I Or1ng1 County on June 2. 1 0111c1al Rec ord• ot u mati',;~11'::,~11::.:·w HOOVER, AH UNW.RRIED he court before 1hel1pec1111<1 in Sect.ion 51 rovided In aectlon 1 250 ~ OTA!l/9C 9 45 AM T~IS stat!menl -.;JS 1ieo11;;~1\ f 1994 '1ctltlou1 aid Orange County ~~~tHllO . I WU SEll AT PIJBUC hearrng. Your appear· ol th• Financial Cod of the California Probate AnO;{~S EO~ t.AOONAL l.'le Coun~ C.er~ ol OrillG•. F8'1207 Bvsln•H N•m• PARCEL 8 Non· UCTION TO THE HIGHEST ance mey be In perso~n nd author1zed 10 d Code A Request for cou"l',iOllMa;27 l994 Published NrNp<>rt Beacr.. Statement •clu11ve easements tor 1124• 711• 711 FOA CASH ~ CASH-or by your attorney. bu11nff1 m l.h11 ii.ta I Speci'el Notice form 11 CORPO~"IE :i_E~ ~ ~OTICE·ill" Fet:ious ~a1re' Costa Min Daily Pilot cen, 11l9re11, -ere11, ERS CHEO< ~ PAYAB.E IF YOU ARE A the event ot \ender o eileble from the court COOtrrR R Slatemenl o1>11es l'llt yurs.;: June 10. 11. 24, July 1, Thi lolloj ing p~aons.,.. a1n1enance repair o ATIORHEYS EQUITY CREDITOR or a conlrn· than cash 11 eccepted •1 k RATION (T'Vflel!) nn1 lrom tl'le C.1:1 1: ,,.~ 1.,.0 "' llt; do•no bus"'" as. ramog• encroo1chmenl, Tt~ CORPORATION gent creditor of th the Tru•1•• mey wilh c " • --ddoner· BATO-iER DRl\IE l.Al(E C"ct 01 ... , C0t.11:y C1e1t A ne- l!JIM. ~~/rFg~01~iir.:sa.J.~~::· 1upport, 'and tor oth• PUBLIC NOTICE PAYAfl.E AT THE TM: of decoaaed. you must f1I lh• :11~1nif• dof t~1 ~Y~ • ~~EST CA 926»{7~•)707-re~ o1Js"e"s.nes~ N1mt Stale· ________ F7;..;...;6-2 N rt Beach CA 92660' urpoaH, •11 11 d•· SALE AN> IN ACCORDANCE your claim with the cou~ ru a •e 1 .. un 13421 Grand via PoWit .-u • h du't qian11c1 ~ ""'11 ml/SI be I ~ titlore 1Nl-PUBLIC NOTICE c: Inc., 2S25 Eastblutl nbed m the Declara· ~ SECTlON 292t'(b) OF TH£ and marl • copy to th ~n~ ~":,. ~•ii• a.n Dle90 CA 92130 ~Sid p.nt.llr'll ID,,. Died of ~e l!'ll li!lllg Ol IM stal!menl ,lotltloue ~~~~f'&~r~· N-port 11~:·::;-i;.~~~·,~,~~~~ NOTICEOFTRUSTEFSSALE ~~E~ ~T~ :~·o~~~d r~~,~~~':~~re•• e m~U~rof nghL 06/17, 06/20. 06/24 ~~-9~~~ ~:s:~:',:~o~~:rc~t!! 1 •u.an.11 Name Thie 'bu1ln111 11 con-nd Reaervallon °1 £.tH· TRUSTEE SALE NO 2M>1'3 TEE) AT THE MAIN (NORTH) within four month• frorr Satd aale will be made CORDED !2'MI OOQNENT Sus ness "la"11e 11 VtOla:iot! 01 - atetement ducl9d by: 1 corJ)Oflllon ~enta lor H~~r Pomt APH1 41t.tll-OI ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY tho data of fult iuuance w11hout covenant or war· NO Sl-706602 OI Offoll ICiordl 1:11 nghts ol anotller unott FeO· Thi lollowfng ptrt0n1 art Th• regl11r1nt(t) com· ~ Decl••a~:n 1~;:co•d1 YOU ARE IN OEFAlt.T Ut<>ER A COURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC Cl:N· of J11ter1 111 proY1ded rr ranty, ••press or 1mplted PUBLIC NOTICE fl "' Offlol of 1111 RloOt'dlr al e:al Slate or co:nliton law (Set" aQlng bu1ines1 as: rnenc9d lo lranaae'l busl· :nuary 1 N 15 0~~2og DEED Of TRUST DATED TER DRl\/E WEST SANTA ANA. section 9100 of thf r19ardlng 11111. pones OAA'lGE Col.r"f ~ Section 14400 el seq , 911s111es.1" "'\. af FINDERS • SEEKERS, neH undtr Iha Ficllllout 1 uqien o 12/IW UN.ESS YOU TAKE CA • nght 1111 aid ..-...s elon Of" encumbrances, EXECUTED BY t<ARENWOlf 'and P!ofeSSiOnsCooe) • bl FACTS FINDERS, 117 Busln111 N1m1(1) listed ol Ollictal Record• ol Or ACTION TO ~OTECT YOUR held by ~ II'-lo 1all1ly lhe rndtbled· SiNGt.E WOMVf WU SEU. AT Fr-51 filing 1 R y1rald• Ava., Suitt F. above on: 12·15-93 :~r fs0.u~~· 1~altlorma PROPERTY, IT ~Yee SOI.DAT ~ ro= ':-Trusa " it. Californi• Prob.•t• Coda. OHi aecured by Uld NOTICEOf TRUSTEE'S SALE PUil.iC AUCTION TO T~E ALDEN l'rMAH ESCROW CORP 1 ~~7~ B~·~ib~Al~~~?v. l~~~l~~~nf;;.,1~i~o 0 •-Th• 11lr1MI addr•H an ~ PU~~).t o;o~H;e: prwerty ft*9d " Slld County, ~~Ir ti:~ f:~:~~ gi:,:,: ~;.,1~vi~~;:.1l~~,..p~~ TRUSTEE SALE NO. A·"32 ~;H~SHl~E~g: ~ ,,~:.~: ~"J~,~~ 1 ursldt Ave .. Sull1 F, Now· This 1lat1m1nl was filed ~~~er 1f0,~;'0~1 1~!'g:~:I TURE Of TtlE ~OCl:EDING,~ ~ nl aCtlW four montha from tht Yided lhere1n, and th1 YOU ""::St!t~EFAll..T P4YAfl.E TO ATTORNEYS EO· ~twoorr8gl/Ch Costl MtU"" POJI Beach, CA 92663 wllh the County Clerk ol • ' A~INST YOU YOU SHOlA.O h11ring date noticed unpaid pr1nc1pal ol the UfTY ~TIONAL CORPORATION DaJy Pl/Mv Tflla bu1ln111 11 con· Orangt CountyonM1y31,~~::1~'pYut::~.°ctr:::.. CONTACT AlAWYFR comnm~~-1111 abovt. note H c.ured by aaid (PAYAfl.E AT THE TtWE OF CN2S~97Jun1017~Jul1 1 d~9d by: an lndMdull 1994. Poi · ...., pRllllrtY ,,_...., ...,.. ~ deed with lnl•r••I lhere-,., T • reglslranl(s) com· Fe10917 3 H•rbur omt Or1v e ·1 m nc9d to tt1n11c1 bul l· Pub1ish9d Newport Beach· ~,t~f o rt B each, C ~ ne11 und« the FlcUtlOUI c •• D Jly Pilot Th de d T I Bl/1ln111 N1m1(1) listed Olll mlll I • utl "'"'"' fUI abbve on· 5-2().94 JuM 3, 10, 17, 24, t994. H dl•cla1ms e11y h1tbtltl n'I Kalb F738 IOf' any tnCOHec1neu o s 1J11RT:lNiG ~ T al~menl was hied lh• •lrvet adJrHI an w Iha County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE oll'ler common c:t.111g11a Orange Cow.ty on May 20 NOTICI ()fl lion, 11 eny enown here • 1994 ' ••PLl"•TION ,ft9 In Said aale will b • ,,., -vn made but wtltlout cov • P ...... ~ '909M7 CHANOI IN enant or warr11\1y •• ,..--""'\ u.,,......, Newpon Beech· OWNUaHIP 0, PNlled or Implied, re ( ~ 'I/ Coata M•• Dally P1lol ALCOHOLIC oarcttno uu. po.NlllC>O, A' Rrew )I . \: .. y. ·/. , /, JUfle 17, 2.4, July 1, 8, •IVEMOI UCINSI or encumbrance• lo p.1 '"-/,' 1994. ..22 M lhe ren'-'"'"" prme1pa. F778 • aum ot the no141t • 1 •• ----------To Whom h May Con-eurecJ br u1d De-.d o 1 PUBLIC NOTICE ctrn! HWANG, Men Y. end Tn1at. wtlh lnterwal U'le•• l(ARIMBEIK, Houaln. on, ea ~oviJttd 1n 1,.1 ~ '1otltt.ue lt(ar1) applying to IM De-nolet•I ad\lancea, II any !'II aualne•• Name p111men1 or Aleohollc Bev-unde1 the l•m11 ot th B US'LN'ESS ;J~ ia ltatemant lf'•Qe Control IO 1111 alco-o..d ol Trual ••llm.tl ' ~ hOlrc a.v.r.-II 3046 I h • d TM fOIOWlng J*'ton1 111 &fl lot StrMI Coia Mel&. "'· c argH an •• d<>nl bullnetl u : CA• 92820 Wnh .. 47 .. On-pen1H ot the Tru•lv • e THE"" OUTREACH GROUP, Sall Oenerll (Pub Eal Pl) and ol the 11u1ta create • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10128 Indian River, Foun-11 enHll) • · bf H id Dettd ol 1ru11 lo taln Valley, CA 92708 ~ubllah•d Newport wft $541,50 1f1 hllrt••l Silsan Miller, 10228 lndilll Btach·COtll MaM Dally ed Ac<orued 1n1er;i. 'l!ter, Fountain Valley, CA Pllol June 24 1994 '4'ld edd1t.lunal advance Tl.. f ~,,/~'"'--tat .J __ f'l,,;L,pj'Lt IS. p,_ ___ J Gl?OI ' ' n90 It eny. wot :ncrH1e lhi ~ rJle '-""£," A-'T-JA'' .,,K-11 "ll"X ~J IQ, ICllSeQ Thia bualn111 11 con· llgure pn~ lo wl• Cluctld by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICI lh• ben•"'1•rv und• to announa a n.ew snvia noru '1IKliJabk to new businesses. Tl'la raglalrtnt(I) com• Mid Deed 01 Tru•l her mencect to lrlOlllCI bull· NOTIC• Of' tore ••ecut9'1 •nd de .J... _ for ~ __ J ,.,... under the ~lloul NOfWIHPONll81LITY llwued lo th• u nder ~ will now SF.AR.CH "ll"X name \r)U Ill no extnl (, ' /1.na S4W V>U. the Butt""' Name(•) llated Notice 11 '*~ 119"41d • 111111nen o.c;1a1a J'"'-_,--•= C:~1 .... =• t»elhl,.•=~;;. .:!; :,o:n;1 ,~::.~ '"::.d ti!M and the trip to the Court H~ in Santa Ana. Thm, of t.'rlllN, afor' ~ searc1J ::,• =~ w~~:~ ::. ~ "= = ''T1ec:~t, ~Dea' is compldtri wt will fik yqur Jiaitious businLSS nmM ItaJmlml with~~ ~.,.. eoumy °" June '· ::. myNM. on°'.,.., tn1t ":.~·~~~':do• c::,::, Ckrk, pub/iJh ona a wtt1t &... &..-~as wouirrrf by law and thm ~I~ WJUr proof ' "' 1114 ...... ...,. ,. -. ., u~11on '°..., '° J'" .!".., · -7 -1--.,--nn· NKWl'ORT BEACH . C06TAMESA ~ Newpor1 ~ ,,_ teM Cled lft .,. coun• of publication with tJx County Clo*. .., •11 Cot.. M... Dally Pllol Mml 11'. KJULICA. toe.a.!:.;:'"'°" lhan June 10, t7, ~4. ~ 1, tffl I. Gal~• •••at, hr•• 1tton1h1 haw ~ ctnb by tofi/eyour ~_;~,..~, /,usi..-.r sfllkmmj Ill the f),.~J.. Tl:/.-3.'2n W. •994. ._.......,CA nTM 1inc. ·~" ,. ~r JM. ... "'.., ,_ -J ~ · "°" ':7V ~ILOf ow1M .::~1~~:~.·:~ GOiden •••t lawtnt Bay 54 Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop,,, pil!ta aJJ"' Ill (714) 642-4321-" ~ lt'a lhe reeource you D... PM .,_. U, AMOCtaeHM\ ~· Co wi1J _ -L-_""'""",.for V>U to L ~JI_ .J....:.. _,_,J,,_ J---! I Clan D0Unt Oft to ... A M, IO t9M T.,...., 4402 Ptedf ~ "'''"'··6-···-·-N ,,--f""""1C J'1f.S r~~5 VJ '111111. .-of ~ 1 • ThlH WMt. San Anl0n60, zac1...._ beoeuee I 711H·t000, Tete Ti. ,L-.IJ ~ , ~~-L-· ,J_,. azJJ. N .. .:II L-' thfln our ~ ...,..e u...:.. '"'"'"-.. 1110 'JJf"' snurua ~tvt any 1..,.,~, questwns. ,,--us ~ ~ w-~ . ::11"" buyeraJ 10 . A= lecnMry ffaJ to assist you. (i(JOd luclt in your w businar .... HT8 A~tlOOIJ 1114, 111 , 1AI !!t ' _______________________ "T"_______ ~ I • t " • , c • s ' l " 2 " c • c II II ~ • • .. • i " • • • .. Ir .. .. : .. . \ HOW ro RND A C . . • 2710o27t0 Apanments/Commercial ......... 2750 Business Property .................... 2767 Business Office Rentals .......... 2769 Schools/Instruction ................. 3012 Travet ... : ................................. :.3014 Memberships ........................... 301 8 Penohals ........................• 5 Houscs/Condo ................ 1002-1094 ·.Mobile Homes ......................... 1100 Acreage ................................... 1125 ... ,'.'<;> Y.• .. -.~.~:.-~ • ;i • .. . " Building & Contract.. .............. 1150 Commercial Property .............. 2778 . ' . ' , ... ~ Beach Property ........................ 1175 Duplexes/Units ........................ 2786 Service Directory ........... 3406· 3939 Industrial ................................. 2788 Income Property ...................... 2790"' Cemetary Lots ......................... 1225 Houses To Be Moved .............. 1325 Lots For Sale ........................... 1400 Out-Of-Coumy ........................ 1525 Out-Of-Stace ............................ 1558 Ranches/Fanns ............ .' ........... 1575 Resorc Properties ..................... 1580 Time Shares ............................. 1590 Real Estate Exchange .............. 1600 :.=.~d ....... 115. v 2102·2194 Cl 55»5540 Employment .......... : ................. 5530 Employment Wanted ............... 5535 Domestic ................................. 5540 ·v ... ·~ J ...... '-, ._., ~ .. ~ ... ~. r ~ I . ! , :J-. , . ,. ~ I I 'o "' >-,,.,..,,,.,~.., .. ' ' I ! Ill· -.)' ¥ ·~ ~ '-•lo." 4 e 6010 60IO Antiques .................................. 6010 Appliances ............................... 6011 Houses/Condo ................ 2102-2 194 Auctions .................................. 6012 Apartments ..................... 2602 -2694 Fumiture .................................. 6014 Duplexes .......... : ...................... 2704 • I Misc. Merchandise .................. 6015 Rooms ..................................... 2706 Cameras ................................... 6016 Hotels/Motels.: ........................ 2718' ColJectibles ............................. 6017 Vacati on Rentals ...................... 2722 Computers ............................... 6018 Roommates Wanted ................ 2724 Announcements ....................... 2920 Free Merchandise .................... 6022 Rentals Wanted ....................... 2726 Theater/Casting ....................... 292 1 Jewelry/Furs/Art ..................... 602,5 Garages For Rent .................... 2740 Income Tax ........... .-.. : ... -.......... 2922 Building Materials .................. 6030 Storage .................................... 2742 Lost & Found .......................... 2925 Machinery ............................... 6045 Misc. Rent als ........................... 2744 Health & Fitness ..................... 3000 Office Fum iture/Equipment.. .. 6047 Pets/ Animals ............................ 6049 Musical Instruments ................ 6055 Pianos/Organs .......................... 60S9 Jlicycles_ ................. : ................. 6060 Sporting Goods ........................ 6065 ·nckets ...................................... 6075 TV /Stereo/Electmnics ............. 6080 • Garage Sales .................. 6 102·6190 II 7011.fOtO Boats .............................. 7011 -7018 Marine Service ........................ 7020 Marine Slips/Docks ................. 7022 Airplanes ................................. 801 O Campers(rrailers ..................... 8014 Scooters ................................... 8018 Automobiles ......... : ......... 90 I 0-9090 GINIRAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right 10 censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advenisement. Please repon any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pifoc & The Independent accept no liabiliry for any error in an advertisement for which ii may be responsible except· for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Creclit can only be allowed for the first insertion. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT ROOMS 2706 RENTALS TO RENTALS TO liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 BEACH • 2669 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE 2724 SHARE 2724 1. Mo Fr•• Spaclou1 •'SIDI! Baok ••w A ·~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii =~~ii[liiiiiiiiiiiiiiml 2Br condo 1tep1 to LIDO PARK DR. 2 bd Lg 1 BR w/patlo, 1645 Belbo• en Point 1• 1111 SC Plaza. Sml pet ok. doorman, view, comm mo. 329 u nlveralty ***** Block to beach, quiet, CDM Muter Br/Ba In Nll/Penln Brand new S750/mo. 846~6_34 •Pa & pool 52300 #D. No pet• 642•2816 Near Beach ctean furn BR, kit prlv, 3Br twnhH. se101mo 3Br 2.se'a condo 1 blk w/d, S425.87S-2t02 +~ ulll. Walk to bch. fro('ll beach/bay. All ________ ,2br hse lg mstr & yard AGENT 831·1400 B'ald• large 2Br 2Ba N W/D. Must love cat. amen & parkng. S&OO/ COSTA MESA 1024 d~I gar-cul, de 180 nr Lido/Say vw, w. of up1tra. Frplc, new crpl ewport NB Furn. 28r 28• Park Non-•moker. 673-6573 mo+ 'At ulll. 673-6034 bckbay remodeled. Hoag. Mair + den, & pnt: balcny, gar. No 8 h Newport Apt. Vw/pooV F I $1300 mo. 645-4189 2eA, tennis, pool, apa, pet1. 1850. 831·7687 eac tennis. Prof'I. no 1mk/ W grt h1e H&kl quiet Nwpl Shra-1 blk lo bch. Eastalde Affordable! 3BR h I d I 11475 mo. 640·8879 •l!ASTSIDE• Summer drink. $500. 760-3040 ~~.r~:::r~:~~~~~ ~~~:~k ~i::.· S4b~ 2 Cule houses 2BA· m, 9 Y • enc $300 off 1st mo, newly A I 8/1 aAe 8 1 BA each. o~n ga· gar. RV storage, drive Newport Crest 3br 2.5 decor 28r d/w gar Rentals v ·.,.. ·1 11 + ~ utl1. 850-8131 rage & yard Qnly by 1963 Continental. ba dbl gar-wetbar-fp No p:is 645 ... 31•9 · eLOW RATES• VACATION HB·Shr very clean 3BR Oceanfront-Np! Sch 5280 000 Beach $1075/mo 760-0168 pool-1pa-tennl1-s1sOO · RE•rr•Tr 2722 hae, pool table, jac, V• hme, quiet area. Peta Properties 6"75.9414 Exec home 405 fwy 744·1382 or 972·0171 •Large 1BA. encl ga-28R Unit• ""-~ ml to bch, $400 mo: OK. 2BR t BA, utl1 pd. Secluded E'slde condo & Fairview, Pool, spa, Npt Hght• 3Br 1'AIBa, ~a:e·P~!lk·~n65~/~:· Call Manager al ~ ut111. 536-3052 $500 mo. 722-0824 5229K 38,. 2 ,hea' park, 3Br+loft, 2'AIBa, 11550/mo. Large yard, Betty 944-2270 · 650•831 Q CDM gated beach frnl. LRQ 38r Lagun• Prof Male IOoklng for 0 · · approx 2400 1q ft. w/d. Incl grdrn/water. Elegant-All rm1 ocn/ Hiii• Townhome. room In NB, COM wner may finance. St800/mo. 754-4142 650-7964 or 645-6001 ••Lg Studio Apt, clo1e Lea1e1 Al10 Avallable hrbr/Catallna 1un1et You get mHter bdrm area, prefer beach Lg pvt yard. Call Craig 10 bch, avl nowt Yrly ****** /b th •A()().I Agt. 730·5559 ext 41. Npt Hghta •r•• 2Br VIiia Pl. Lux 1br up1tra lse. No pets. $595 mo vu1 $1500/Wk 723-0377 w • • garao-apace. area · -500 mo. 1 Ba house. Water view-furn opt· PoOI· Incl utl11 720·1585 •1BR $925• Close to beach, can· pgr,291·9230 Y'Wow! $1794K! gardener, garage Incl'. 1pa·S1250 SumrT)er or · 2BR 2BA •728/Up N • w P 0 r 1 9 • • 0 h yon, 'YW•· 5475/mo. Prof N/S to •hr coodo 3BR, immac, 8,200 sl $975/mo .• 545.5353 tong term 759-1850 Your Homt 11 S Aa~ ~ut Our ~:;·~~;~.~~r ~=· can 71 4-58M 779. near beach In fllB. Pvt 1011 Westside cream YRLY lg 38r 288 dpll(. Waiting! ptClllll Frig, d/w WHklyP714-434_1 ~2;· Ll'tll Fount•ln V•ll•W ba, tennis, paol. 5495 , How To Place A BY PHONI (714) 642-:5678 BY FAX (714) 631 -6594 (Please include your name and phone number and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY MAIL OR IN PIRSON1 330 West Ba_y Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer of Newport Blvd & Bay St. CLASSIFllD HOURS Telephone 8am-5 :OOpm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm . Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADLINIS Monday ....... Friday 5 :OOpm ~ Tuesday ....... Monday 5:00pm Wednesday .. Tuesday 5 :OOpm ~ursday ..... Wednesday 5:00pm Fnday ........... Thursday 5 :OOpnl Saturday ...... Friday 5 :OOpm GARAGE SALE . HINTS Write down needed sizes and measurements before you lea'Je home. Remember, NO returns. puff. Heritage Inv. Blk f b h Incl. 60x30 pool. No • alternative home clo.. Incl utll. MB-0784 (714) 548-5880 IRVINE 2144 rom c • w. Npt. 1BA Apt1. 1paclous. pet1. No f .. 1. No to beach & freeways. ' Gar & carport. lt450. poolslda, gated, cloH leaH 545-4855 Newport Beach Ocean-N d I I h I --------11 ---...-..------.------' Avall 7/2. 731·1230 to beach & •hopping. front-B e11 location ° ruga a co 0 · ,.•••Ge r TH-5 Rms, 1BR + Den . Call for your new ad· 2BR 1BA, frplc, new Furn 4br 2ba 11800 Muit like dog8. Neat VA&\ft ~ NEWPORT w/computer & printer. dress (7t4) 642•5858 kitchen, 180rn~ryc1roo5mt. per wk. 714-676-6119 ;~,:;.~t p~~·~i:1~~j POI UNl BEACH 1069 etc. Oar, w/d. Pool, APARTMENTS g!rage. ay · & aec. Move In 7/1. iii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!1 1 !ijBi;O\:;'Pltj:i;T:;--r----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil spa. Refs. Avl July • S.,50/mo. 673-3039 9e3-1403 Bob 1110 •Ingle garage &~ HOTELS 2740 2718 . . 45, LOT Sept $2200. 786·2474 FOR RENT NEWPORT Cute, clHn, quiet, pvt RENTALS TO N/S 55-70 't h h / ltOf'age only In COM •MOTELS 2718 •MOTELS . '•••••••• BEACH 2669 11udlo, full Bath. No SHARE 2724 ° 1 r m w 708 Avocado --------------- Cannery Vlllage area Walnut Sq. 2Bd·2Ba 1• '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii amk/peta/nolse. Ullls 2Hto1f$13am50e+ uctl~A/Nvle7w·p1rt0 675-8634 'h block from Nwpt. upper end unit, sun· 1• Incl 1495 648-4878 Blvd. Street to alley deck, nr pool, parks & ** USTaLUFF ** · · 645·2581 aft 1pm E'1lde CM. Safe, clean. RllJDOA PRIVATa STUDIO Backbay 2br 2ba angl on pvt alley. Tu1-access. Zoned for re-schls. $850 651·1994 ~ •Modern 1Br $810. Clean, full BA, utll Incl. Full amenltlH N8 ON BAY Share dbl tin/20th. StC>fage only. tail or office with resl· --------ISLAND 2606 •2Br 2B•. fp StOSO. No peti, no smoke. nr Fuh. lale.N/S. mobile home, furn rm, 1125/mo. 640-1733 dontiol on 2nd floor. NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gar, pool. 721·1160 1395/mo. 54e-e179 $500 mo. 759-6915 paol, all amen, prkng, W'"' .. Tl!D 5 $277,500 a VF o TRY OUT pvt entr/phn. 873-5100 _., 1 ecure ga· 873 4400 BEACH 2169 ~un~rv~lx~e~~~tf'::! PILOT CLASSIFIED •••••••-Bel l•l·reapon prof n/a NB Prof to ahr dual raglce for 1 private ve-----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lt'a th• rtlOurce you •hr lg custom lux hm h le In Balboa ar••· ler ren1als avallabl• can count on to sell • MIS"eT T • ueous 3Br 3Ba w/d S550/. matr ••• apt $583 mo. Call 542-6484. f ,.v 673 7918 11850 AGT 631·1400 ~u;; • · Styll1h decorl Low f'V\ -variety of merchan-Dl!NTALS mo Incl utll. Paul, 723· mov--'n coit·llSO For Beach Area din ltem1, because AYO 0566/h, 880-3714/w deta1ia: 64.._7730 ••••••••! WI t Y I BALBOA our column• compel •••••••• COMME9 CIAL " •r or r 1' quallfled buyers to .,_,, your .. ome 1 Bdr m In beeut quiet Whether you're buying ~ Furn/Unfurnished P!NINSUIA 2607 .... " NB h N/S N/ Ill Cl ne • • 1-4BR Incl Waterfront l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•il calll through clu11fled. om•. D Of •• ng, 8Sllfled &\.GAio ESTATE $650 10 $ t700 mo. 1• • ___ M_2_._1_e_1_1__ 842·H78 i;>rof r&1pon. No ~ta. cover1 all your need1I ••••••••! VaBlk to Boh. Lg aBr .-S39S +utll. 760-01 10 ·-------- VIiia Rentals tea. gar, Berber crpt •• ________ ---------------- --------675·4912 ~~~5 ~~:~.d;~~g. COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2824 t . C1eu rooms, cable TV, pboae. weekly maJd tel'Yke Call For lntrodactory lbte! I070 N..,..n Bml., Col&&.._ (714) 181-8000. ca 1-I00-1844119 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT 1NEWPOIT IEACB NEWPOIT 2819 l!ACB NEWPOIT 2889 l~CB .!119 2BR, garage, pallo, trp1, stove, blk t o b e aoh. Yearly S 1075/mo Incl water/trash. 73\-6488 2122 QUIET & SERENE Palm.Mm ~en.ts So NEAR & YE'T SO FAR ... TH.A.T's THE FEELING YOU GET WT-IEN YOU LIVE AT PALM Af.BSA AMID THE LVSH GREENERY OF SECLUDED WOODS & STATELY PALMS. ----------I c 1 I.-\ \ I I · , I I \ I I I I • I I \ I • Sclldlo. Pmhoute. Uld OM 111 F' lkdftlOlll Rctidcfttu. 750 ..... ft • • Private Guard-Olccd Emmec ZA·Ho.-r~ec~ • POYlte 8ncfl • f~ Scafftd G,-in. Spe, arid Pool •A v.11. llftlO iacK .m MeeUftc aooin.: ~ .t ROC11118cmee . ... Ii ----· . Mela Daily Pilot Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Ody Pilot · Friday, June 24, 1114 11 • ·----· lllPLOTllDT UTIQUIS IOlO llUCllUDISI COllPUTDS I018 Pin • 2125 EllPLOYID!fT 5530-----•llllSC. 1015 AlfDl&LS l:llft'i:I=~------· •IUYlllQ 11'1111• T~~-t ~= ------·· l'OUND1 PARROT PMTI DlllVIR l'rom 1I00-1MO. 1 pc DONATE 1595 obo. 723-0312 FREE I041 MY PELOW MAKTI OH/retail 2000 ef Nu Lido Storefrnt. 98c NNN. Xlnt Traff & Prkg. PRUDENTIAL NEWPOl"T 873·1900 June 18, corner Irvine EMPLOYlllMT Muel haw OMV prlnl· jewelry to entire houae Care, Truc:ke, Boata, TO LOVIMO NOii• & Clay, Npt Hghte. 1530 out, able to read Tho-conlenla. Immediate RV'S, Furniture. 1Rs1-0-f-f_l_C_E_____ Former companion Vety friendly & tame. mu Ouida, famltlar caeh, top S. 873-4223 tax deductible, need dog to Mnlor chlun Call Mike, '48-0725 liii•••••••• with Ofenge Co. Xlnt not run. FREE TOW· FURNITURE • needl a new home. with deecrlptlon. • Kleotrlo .... • beneftta. See Milan at ING. Jewlah Heritage EQUIP-eNT 6047 -'INX la a nlne-yeat· R Commercial and light Theodora Robin• APPLIANCES 6011 fOf the Blind. ~ old Hallan Greyhound EWARD lnduetrial, experienced Ford, 2060 Harbor 1.aoo-a.OONAT• mix. 12 lbe, brown Loat Cat, black With • 842 ... 218 • Blvd., Coat• MeN. OH wttlte modern frig. (1-1()().236-8283) Ex•c daak, chair•. er• with brindle marklnga. white/sliver llnaa, ******* Real Eatate looka nice, works well Laat Celll Micro S75. d•!'lza, Ille cabinet• Current •hole, neu· sleek & beautiful. An· Nurse-Salee ln:M'I--$125. 72" """25 Steak baalna w/ S250 for Alli tered, comea with awera to "Ginger." •• .rv-. 660 9500 or 723-9500 on•yeat veterinary lo-w I bl k II Prof. 2 ..., -·• countera & fauceta • b d 1 d ear ng ac co ar ... .._ .., _. llCllllll. Ral'RIG·Whlrtpool S25ea, fronl door S50. ---------auranca, • ' .. ' wnh hean·aha"'"' pen· r,•ara In retail ~ etc. A houaednn who ,..... • ~--:IJ""'-for _.. $89 obo. 18 cu ft. Cloaat dra $20ea. PETS L ... dant (may heva fallen n OH or c.c.~:.=t Clll 1.,. 71._723..0312 Mlac towel racka & Cll lov" to •it on your off). Last Hen Friday, top pay a . AN ..... r 6049 lap, he'• •lw•P wlll- 6/17, In area or Sea· Call Mr. Lathrop °' The?n fl Id. light fixtures, atc:I ~ log to take a walkl ward Road & Morning Mr. Crum. Flowerdale ...._...._ 71 .... 73-9399 Pleaaa call voice mall: Cyn. CdM. Pleaae call Nuraery 833-9200 FURNITVRE 6014 MOVING SALEI Antq 3 PREE KITTENS 714·844·2978, leave ChrlsJEva, 640·2178. ******* 673-7JIO aafe EA, freezer, frig, AVAILABLE manage. **POST .. ' •o•s•• Ettuln Allen formal llv· 2 sofas, tabla, 2 Looking for loving -LAB--ch""'o._c_1 -y-r--T-ra-ln_e_d_/1 St t -5 1v2 0 8 fh Reateurent/Lunch Ing room S890. Vlc:to-lamps, etc 760-8636 homH for 3 kitten• 1 1 kl • r · r Rout•• PIT Mon-Fri Please call 644·9962 beautlfu • ovea da, .+--------1 PERSONALS +benefila. For exam ahort ma s25.,50 pd rlan eofa/lova Hat MUST SELL BY JULY 1 or 851 ..0155 eam.5pm. cets. retrieving. S200 USINESS . & application Info c:all d 11 54o'..3087 S925. Cherry alelgh Eatate Sale All 1tems1-----..,.-----Incl gear. 722·5289 2191794-0010xCA1 a y. bdrm ••t S 1650. MUST be llquldated ADOPT-A·'PET LAB PUP Bleck male. PPORTUNITY 6am·7pm 7 daya. •Seoreter~ PfT• Leather den set lmmed. Motivated for Every Sat & Sun at ahow qual, xlnt champ 2904 Small friendly NB area $1500. Unused. Can quick nlel CAL·KING PETSMART, Fountain pedigree, OFA/eyea i 5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PERSONALS 3002 ACCOUNTING oHlc:a. You'll be multi deliver. 895-6046 Bed w/Frame, cheat of Valley. Puppies. ' kit· clear, ehots. 548-8755 CLERK •killed ~Ith a aalaa Hallan cottQn 2·Pc: sect drawer•, Italian OR tens and more, all Save abuaed and 900 Numbers! SSS personality. Common sofa oH·whlte ,250 aet, Suede eectlonar. looking for loving, ~ar· abandoned peta. Ba • HI Prol1ts/Lo Start upl HOT & WILD! Part time tempotary, HnH a mull. Hra 01 1 48.. ci tbl & 4 white waah oak Enter-Ing homes. CALL 241· volunteer/foater. Call op SS programs avl 3·month poaltlon, 25-flax. Reaumea: P.O. n. ae rn talnment ctr white 0317 for more lnlo nowl 1·800·865·1000 1.j-~~F~=~-~~~9 30 hour• par week. Box 1248 NB 92883 ~-~ can:bk f~r•s~~ wash/chrome 'cell fan. · 714·859-2704. CAL RTE•24 i.:oca· 8=30am·12:30pm for Shipping clerk FT (:r~g;~~00t7~2.9515 sofa Ibis, end/coffee AKITA PUPS tlons•Buy All · Or Praver to the Hollf busy newspaper 01• Benefits, wine exp tbla. desks, lamps. AKC. champion llnea. lf>art•Posalble $3K Splrlt·Holy Spirit you fic:e. Various dullea In· pref. Tobaooon••• Simmon• top-of·llne book cases, rugs & Great markings! S500· __ C_a_n-'t_s_e_e_m_t_o __ N\'klye800-599·6769 who solvo all prob· eluding collections, fil· PT 250 Ogle ST, CM lull matt/springs/ giant Futon. Tona of $600. Call 587·1779. r loms, light all roads Ing, data proceaalng. frame, S225. 673·2580 Great StuHI 494-9053 TRY OUT gel to all those The lazy way to genor· so that 1 c:an achieve For conalderatlon Summer Work Don't bother aft 717 PILOT CLASSIF'll!D repair jobs at• a peraonal fortune. my goal. You who plea .. •end raaume S10.15/Start. work In --------1=-~~=-=----It' th d h 7 Not an MLM. Free lnlo give me the divine gift or written request for retail aales & aetVlc:e. MERCHANDISE SAVE $200 on gro-c:n c:urite~~ufg•,:ip~ aroun t e house pkg call 31 o-.493-4580. to forgive and forget Jdb appllcatlon to: No exp nee 18 + eerie•. ChooH from variety of merchan· Let the all evil against me In DAILY PILOT Scholarahlpa . & ad: MISC. 6015 over 1200 nat'I brands dlse items, because Cl•Hlfled this and all Instances 330 W. Bay St. vancement opptya. Call today, ask for our columns compel Service 0 CEMENTS or my hie are with me. Costa M1tsa, CA 92627 Flex hra. 851-0951 • Diana. 71""846•7318 quallfled buyers to 1'NN UN 1 want this ehort Attn: Rhonda Weed MOVING MUST Whaelchalr Good cond calll Directory prayer to thank you Personnel Telemarkettrl SELL!! S75 &42·5878 help you find for all things and to Accounting Work out of your Eventfo crib, like new Costa Meaa 646-88001--------reliable help. c:onf1rm one:• again STAFF ASST ·home. Good pay. condition S65 OBO. ANNOUNCEMENTS that I never want to be • 1·(800)·9&8-1977 <:::><:::> 662.3509 <:::><:::> 2920 separated from you. FfT. 3 months In oven In spite of all Costa Mesa, relocate•---------2 ten apeed Schwinn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii material Illusions. 1 to Glendale In Sept. EMPLOYMENT bicycles, good condl· A tlata worlla wanted wish to be with you In Experience In bank SERVICES 5533 lion $35 each. Call or consignment Art eternal joy and thank records. month-end ':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 644-9625 allery nr Nwpn Plor you for your mercy c Io s Ing, · fl nan c I a I 1• --------~ 46-7089/675·6734 towards mo and mine. statoments, Lotus 1·2· -·--7 FT SPA, gas heater & George H. Collier ploase cal~ your dad at 909·944·9409. Your tnother dtOd and there are many quostoons ~bout hor w•ll. Sons Al E.(B. Aug 54) & Donald M.(B. Doc 56) socking relatives of la· thor Walker Albert ~unter: mar ·53 to boon Melinda Strome. divorced 11 /61 In S• attlo. Al, 909·822·0574 The person must say 3. Reaume to: Director Please be aware that pump Incl. $500/obo. this prayer for three of Finance, P.O. Box the listings In thia cat· 650-3728 c:onsecutlve days. 1560, Costa Mesa, CA egory may require you ------~-.,-to call a 900 number An deco beau oval mlr· Attar three days the 92658. In which there Is a . ror 40x48" $250. Oan- favor raquost will be FISHING TACKLE charge per minute. lsh 1'V llhr chair $70, granted evon If seoms Saloa & SotVlce. FfT microwave S95, baby d1fflcult. Tho prayor summer, PIT winter. c:rlb w/matt $70. Day must be publlshed NB loc:atlon. 642·6662 EMPLOYMENT 216-5182, ev 96~2751 Immediately after • • favor Is granted with· Great Summer .job WANTED 5535 CELU·TRIM out montion of the Just dialing phone. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii favor, only your Initials Earn $5·$15/hr. No Prof Nurse'• alde-Uve to appear at the selling. Mon·Frl Sam· in/out·10 yrs axp·refs bottom. RF. 11 :30am, CM area. Loving-caring-cooking Call Todd, 708·2365. driving-etc ... 646-3735 Thigh cream. Must Selll 24 (8) ounce jars only S25 total. Call: 662·3508 : PROFIT TECHNIQUES INC. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING SYSTEMS BUSHELFUL OF VALUES! \ I YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CIASSIFIEDS iialf Plii. Newport Besch-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot 330 West Bay Street Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the · Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check todayl Run for a weekl If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week F.REE I All for $1 o• ' --------------------------- • D YES,SELL MY CAR City 'Zip Phone CreditCord DMC D VISA DAMX # Exf>-- Moil To: OAILY PILOT 330 W. lay Shat, Cow Mato, CA 92627 (1141642·$619OrFAX1714/ 631·6594 ~~Ortlyl l'feate CNci l'wfjnenf bet "---t•-IAodil ~- r~ 0,._ISe.it O S...hl g ! I o ,._...._ o r....J G1Dt1 o....-.._ 0 ,._IW"..... L) ~,_, 0 <1.-J o,__;-..,. u~,. O J... OAM/1M,..... uw ... ~ o,,,,~ oc ..... c.-u..,.~ o....,_....., oc-uc...-r~ 'i · OM,._ 0~,,,_ OU,.19CA~ : • Sf 0 lor 4 lines, Sf .00 each additional line ·--·----------------------- M"'"1ft!N~·~ NJIT Independent • Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Dear Maria, I wanted to commend you and the Daily Pilot for the Profit Techniques. Inc. classified advertisement which recently ran in the newspaper We received a tremendous volume of calls referring to the administrative assistant ad in the Daily Pilot, larg~r than any response for our previous advertisements We ultimately selected someone who had responded to the ad. Profit Techniques, Inc 1s pleased with the result of our investment. and we plan to utilize the Daily Pilot classifieds again ·1n the future . Thank you for your assistance and fine work In our employee search. ;;;:kA Marhnelle S. Hibbard Principal, Profit Techniques. Inc. 13 • • • y l J J e .. t y r '• t I I - • \ I ( 1 0 " I , c ti , " " T II 2 ti .c s c " b • II a • ti .. :\ • • • 1111 1111 ... ~ I ,. •• ~ .. .. 18 Fr{day, June 24, 1814 T0DAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE 471 ......... 4 "~ --·--------------"'!'-· ACROSS 1 Trout'• home 5 Round top 9 $Nkelkin i>e" 14~whelm9d 1Ss.MI 16 Actor O'Toc>6e ~ 7 Scfeem and ltlCIUt 18 For1)'·ninef 20 CIUlhed and lwllt9d 22 Oeri 23 Rooelet't mete 24Goddeao4 dawn 25 calilomla city 28Snooc> 29 Fence opening 30 CroW's voice 31 Solemn 34 Light beam 35 Dead hell 36Flbber 37 M.tde less wtld 38 -like holc&kes . 39 W1n9 of building 40Movies 41 Cenler , , 42 snppeiy llsh 43 Probabihltes 44 Prohibit 45 Vine SUPPort 47 BasebaUofilat 48A -olr~S 51 Went by bus 52 Beach cookout 64 Av eak:tlett 57 Slrnllar 58 Evergreens 59Uptoall ISO T elMcope'I eye 6 t Beer ingfediel'\t 62Molst 638Mk DOWN 1 l ype of PI08 tr .. 2 Mlndlul 3 Ad« Costner 4 Paradise 5 Spread out {troops) 6 I= airy ·tale gcants 7 Atmosphere 8Curve 9Wooler Of tweeter 10 Pholographer Beal on 1 t Lured 12 Baset>allef Durocher 13 Go astray 19 Coated with metal ' 21 Actress Oeborah- 25 Caravan stops 26 Man1cu11st's concern 27 Resided 1 ''14 28 For each 29 Croquet and p•ngPong 31 Winier wea1tler 32 E dmon\o" hockey player 330aocer 34 Cornes ashore 37 Nea\er 380owrong 40 F1os11es1 41 Sir's compaOIOC'I 44 Bold iiiJPT~ 46 Ore Pepo51ts 47 Jostle 48 Made (cookies. eg,) 49 Using ltmfllly 50 Tlghlly paclced 52 Grant 53 Conon bundle 54 Seciel agenl 55 Homey dessert S6 Small rnass =-...,,.----aoan 1011 AlMIOlllOIOI :;.~~e: te•z.._ ._.•-••rWl1--znrll"'llrT:l'"'ll:::I PLAY THE 0008 1 .... turn, eleOllOlfo Complet•!Y.., loaded, '81 Clr9d Comt, mini le•, clothee, loOla etc. engine, Ir • ...... =· .. to~. = 380 w. Wllaon 8'Mtlng l2000 Obo. .._-... 'II 380 Completely I Centura w lmmac cond. Ju1t luned. D Sal•Muat Betll &t1l·W11l deals. vulnerable. I NORTH •31 'V Void \) Q 10 8 & 3 2 •AKJ&S WEST EAST • 10 7 • 8" Soulh ~A KQ984 3v 10 7 & 2 AK O J974 •88 +Q74 SOUTH tAKQJ98& •:1 J 6 ..:.e • 10 9 2 The bidding: South West North Eut ... • & ~) & • p ... Pua P ... Opening lead: King of \I You don't need to know the exact percentages of one line over another lo handle a hand well. However, a grasp or the fundamental probabili· ties is easential. Since the spades divide evenly. West's five-heart overcall could have been doubled for a 500-point penalty. However, we heartily en· done North's decision to raise to five spades. West led the king of hearts, rqffed in dummy. Declarer look'.!d n•1 fur- ther than the club finesse for the contract. The kini: ur cluhs wns caahed, lrumps were drawn •nd lhe &en of cluba wu run ln East's queen. The defenden \hen cuhed • trick in each red 1uit-down one. The club fineau was. al beat. a 50 perc•nt chant'e. Since W~t was marked with 10111 hearu and, there· fore, probably fewer clubs than SAT 7:3Qam.3:30pm 1S' Achllea Jua1 1111e 080 •7--t Furniture too&a, booQ, S17&0 ObO 876-1231 --------- mlac:. SAT lam-2pm. 1111 ••• Hobie Cat BUia 9035 2802 Loreto Ave. NH. 1H1 JohMOn ••••••••• 175-8231 CM ... del Mart 36HP outboard 1396. •a RaOAL CUSTOM GARAGI 1AL1 •7s-.921 SUvet, auao, air. t11t•------ SAT 1am-12 Noon HOUIDOAT Wht, crulM, Pwt •teer· N1SSAR 315 a.yvtew Terrace Lake Powell In allp. ~29&~~· 8~~· 1••••••• UUGI iiLI Partner• ... k anoth11 ,,... PLAYT SUNDAY &am P art n e r . W e 11 ---------TAKE OFf' V 2377 Cbflege Dt. equipped 55 ft boat. CHEVROLET 9045 TOPS & CRUI (Fair & Fordham) ' 714-Me-1571 TH~ BEACH. aan GOOZX has etr th toy•. plus rada phone a. hands·fre speaker.844-4159 Eut, chancn of thil line aucceedin1 WANT•D US•D '88 lroo Camaro, v. were even bleaker lhan the a priori URGE SALE MARINE EQUIPMENT 8, auto, 5 spd, ale. full odds would auge1t. AnUques, collectlbles, BOATS ETC. CASH power. am/fm ate~eo Since declarer had no faet entry •ml appliances; mlsc. TODAY. Get rid or un-ca11, c/c, •nr1 wit· back to hand for another heart ruff, ~~ ~ 1~3.S:Cr!~:';,"" used !ems_ 675-5231 tops, · tinted glaH.1 ________ _ one poaaibility was lo duck a dia-alloy whts, custom PONTIAC mor.d. However, whichever defend· URGE YARD SALE POWER BOATS ureatwhta, 1700 bur-."iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•li h d. _. Id I Houaehold goods, gler alarm, show rm1• er won t e 18monu wou aure!Y kitchen . appllances, 7012 cond, 26K ml. S9800. 85 Fiero-new red pet return a trump and dec:l•rer would mlac. SAT/SUN 7am· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif 8"fS-1788 5 apd, 4 cyl, AC be back to relying on the club 2pm, 1952 P•llcan Pl. ---------Soµnd sys. SHMP finesse. . MARIN• hardware. 1::.;-;-F: cc·:c~~n1er. FORD 9075 51750 Obo. 631"7149 ·r~~ chhlanbeeet1 of clhuba breaking h3-2 flag malt, baby stuff, •eats 8, xlnt cond. are• •K t Y tter l an 2·to·I. T at misc. Saturday 9am, Call 675-1652. '83 Muatang Conv. PORSCHE ----~---- should be all anyone needs to know 943 Cedar Place (19th 1990 Boeton Whaler 5.0 GLX. 5-spcf, blk/ t.o select the superior line. After & Monrovia) Outrage 19 ft wfYa· blk. $3395/obo. Orig liiiiiiii••liiiil•ili ruffing the heart at trick one, declar-....... -w--u-n_8_•_m ___ c_ry_ata1-,1 hama 130HP O/B. owner. 723-0312 * 197 0 81 4 1*. er ahould aimply lead a low club turn, lampa, diahea, Custom helms chair• '70 Mustang, v-e. red Turbo. 8 eye. 5- from the table! The beat the defend· pictures, mlrro11, • •eats, VHF radio & w/btk top, treated w/ red/blk. S5000. Raeer ere can do, 11 the cards lie, is cash a misc. 1575 Orange Ave. 1tereo. Metlculou11y TLC, by 1 owner edge. 641-8085 diamond. When <leclarer regains I.he•---------• maintained. xlnt cond. S3300. 548-0511 lead, trumps are drawn and 11 tricks HUNTINGTON S 19·900· 842•8814 II . 74 Clae•lo o·--20• _G ___ C ____ 9_0_8_1 SUBARU ro '"· BUCH · 6140 Xlnt cond, .. ~·:built IWI motor, lo hra. $6900. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 Lo .. •I• 4dr ---- ·. •••• RADIO SHACK Blow Out Sld•walk Sale 673·5605 86'GMC Slerr• a.ts • -· PU Truck•Good Cond. auto. 6Cyc, A/C, PW, PS, AM/FM ca... tit 85K•5-apd•4 Cylndr hi 18000 373-9072 SAIL BOATS 7014 Pwr Brks.•Stereo w · · Great Values. Only ---------• at Beach/Elll1 714-962-0536 White w/G raphlca $3,000 * 723-5323 1 _________ 1 30' Clipper Marine Loade d w/ many--------- extras $6500. Must BONt>A 9085 '92 Lo1r•I• 4dr sedan, auto. 6cyc, AJC, PW, PS, AM/FM cass. tllt Whl. $6000. 373·9072 NEWPORT BUCH 6169 seell 714 72 t ·9912 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-------- liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLASSIC RHODES 33 '89 Accord LXI 4-d, TRUCKS *MOVING SALE * , Mu•t Sell by 7/1. teal green. auto, anr1.1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Commerctal lawn-Reslored. Extras. With AC, am/fm cass, one•• mower $325-plants· allp. Reduced to ownr. $9200. 759-0767 75 El Camino P/u~ V-6 furn, etc. Fri/Sat 7am $6000. 675-2927 GREAT AT, AC, PS, PB, New nc~rs 6075 CORONA 1936 Pon Chelsea Pl , Gradu•tlon Olftl -Int, FM cass, Xlnt A10 , body/paint. Mags, iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiitlOEL '-•ll-n BIKES, Sabot sallb~t. ·u11-n1Ne SLIDS 82 4 Or Accord, 5-51950 obo 631•7149 _ . Repainting? H you're looklog to repoinl K, reblild if, replace ii er res10re ii, lool ln !ht ~ilol CJdieds IO find the snce you' rt looUlll fer. B&AA 6122 kids toys, clothes,1ots '"~ '" c apd , A/C, AM/FM · Barbre Strel••nd liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii more. -~SAT, 8am·12 DOCKS 70 s tereo cass. P/S, P/B. 2 seats closing night. GARAGE SALE noon. 2324 Arbutus new clutch, new•-y-0-1-y-0---.... 9-2-3-0 3rd row 536-3778 PP Sat 8am-lpm E••tbluff · uphol, new tlrrs. 4 to Dahlia 30·50' Boat Slips a lll for body/paint In prim• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lota of great stulfl ESTATE SALE rent In Udo Marina VII-cond, lmmac exec 91 ' 940 Turbo Wagon GARAGE SALES JEN AIRE kt Saturday 9-2 lage. StO/h, utls pd. car. MUST SEEi, Wht/belge lthr 3rd wo~den :~~tie~~: 2t5 34th Street Call Randy~O $3200. 729-7271 aeat·alr bag i&"allloy clothing, housewares, Estate Sal•··Antlques Aoo••• to water Npt Bch whls flawless. 28K mt office furn, sports book1-palntlng1-furn wanted. Need dock $20.750. 786-699a BALBOA equip, Mac computer depre11ion glass-old •pace for Udo 14 to HYUNDAI 9090 & mOfe. SaVSun 8·3, llnen1-collectabl••· teach young son to •---------PENINSULA 6107 10t7 Sandcastle custume jewelry-Great sail, Gratis. 548-6140 VOLI<SWAGEN WS MOVING SALi! Stutt. Fri & Sat 9-4 Elccellent toe nr Ferry '89 4 Door Hatoh-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•ii 507 J St. at E. Bay Av Balboa Pt. Mattress, futon stand, mini frig, misc. SAT 8·1 SAT a-m-12 Noon ·401 Vl•t• Roma l 40'+ on-shore bath b•ck clean, gd .... • • transpo, tome repair '87 vw auo With •n· 419 POPPY GIGANTIC GARAGE faclllltles. Pvt patklng nee $1400 645-5063 roof. Super clean~nt Furniture, clothing, SALl!E. Exer equip, avl. 723·5835 condition. 13500. p11 building supplies, table & chalr1, elec Lido Penln•ul• 9105 ,_1_2_1_.1..,..1 ... 60_. __ .....,,.,_ household goods. typewriter, CO, great slip to 21'-$9.50 ti. JAGUAR ·-E ••••••••••CORONA Moving Salel SAT 7· clothes & ":'°'e. SAT· Includes parking iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '70 Kai'rmann a •• DEL MAI 6122 3pm. 2661 Point Del 84• 2033 Shipway ln. 673-6612 '88 XJ8, blue w/gray Hdtp. 4·apd. • PIANOS & ORGANS 6059 B•blf Qr•nd Plano Small, apt-size, nice finish, In tune. $1450. 714-527·1854 SPORTING GOODS 6065 OAK POOL TABL• Handcrafted, carved legs, leather pockets, never used, worth S3K sac $1600. Incl dellv & accessorlea. 284·5448 Mar, behind Chevron Houaefull of Furnl Inc LIVE ABOARD IM NBt Int, fully loaded, 70K great. Classic fun for Station. Clothes, furn, sterling, piano, fin• Slip to 50 ft In aafe, orig ownr ml, S 11,000. 52500. Call 760.8006 2 FAMllY SALE re~taurant equlpt, jewelry. Fri & Sat l0.2 protected marina. All 844-4034 •-,-96-4-VW--8-aj_a_B_u_g_,_n_ew_ 424 ~ Fernleaf In TV 8 • misc. 433-9026 2227 Alta Vlata Dr. iacflitleJ. 514/11. 631-8480 high per1ormance en- atley. SATURDAY 8-4. Movlng·Ever'ythlng MOVING. Rea1onable NEWPORT BAY MOORING JEEP 9110 glne, Urea, also AM/ 7o7 Goldenrod Goes! If ybu want It-I otters accepted. Din· A d 1 t 50. FM ca1sene. Racing 4 F 11 A II• y have ill No reasonable Ing rm, couch. end ta· ccoma a ea 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii seats and roll cage. • S•l:I oNerl refused. Fri Sat bles, enter center, boat·Juat overhauled 89 Wrangler· Red w/1oft $2200 OBO 362·6604 JAT 7am-12pm Sun B-2, 718•larkspur, rug1, lamps, aml boat, St7K obo. 222•1615 top, gd cond. new COM 844·56t9 misc Items. 34 Balboa tires. AM/FM Cass,, ________ _ Furniture, china, bathrm TREASURES/TRINKETS Cove (PCH across MOTORCYCLES $6500. 673-3646 ANTIQUES. cablneVmlrr. clothes & dishes taasware from Hoag.) SAT/SUN TAY OUT much morel! SAT onty dolls. c~u.~tables. ' 8-4, ~so-0113 SCOOTERS 8018 PILOT CLASSIFIED CLASSICS ~j3~1e 40Jo ;n~ur;:~~s FRI 6/24 ONLY 8:30·5 SALll OF THE YEAR It's the resource youliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii 9250 la~dt •720: 1585 g • 3807 Inlet Isle Or off Furn: ofc/home, fash-MOVING can count on to sell a 191 o CADILLAC Gt!r'U• Margurite/Sandcastle Ion clothes. antiques, varletv. of merchan· man's Roadster St5K. Thinking of having a garage sale? Give us a call! PILOT CLASSIFl•D 842·5878 Why play Hid• 'N epons goods, kayak, MUST SELL!! dlse items. because Also t914 BENZ Rac- Seek with chlldcare'? tools, household 84 SHADOW 700CC our columns compel Ing Tourer StM. Call/ Call The Piiot iodayl Items & tons more. LOW MILES (21K) qualified buyers to Fax 714·722-4659 for 842.5678. SAT only 8-3, 600 $400 obo , call! ,.42 5,.78 more Information. Se· Gary Pl. (Npt Hghts) 882·3508 Ev••· v • v rloua callers pleaHI WALL 3880 COVERINGS 3932 ------1 CLEANING DOORS 3580 GRADING ll8Z HEALTH/ IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLASTER SERVI CE iiiSEiiiRiiiVIiiiCiiiEiiiS iiiiiiii3iiiS4ii8 liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NUTRITION 37 42 LAWN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REP AIR DIRECTORY E.xoellent new entry1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim PUBLIC NOTICE •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&i •••••••••I English Speaking local maker & door hanger. Flnl•h•d er•dlng· Natural Birth Conttot Tr•• trim/removal, The Calif. Public Utlll· Palntlne Contractor INT/EXT·OUALITY 11T Cuetom lnetallatlen resident, personalized Guar, reas. Baldwin Olrt·concrete·asphalt 99% effective PMS & sprinkler 1ystems & ties Commission RE· Qual. painting_ by prof'ls P~tch to complete Rea/Comm strlp/JSalnt BUSINESS work. Satisfaction Locks. Oon, 521·8910 removal-pool fill Ina. lnlertlllty appllc:atJon. tndscpg. You name It, QUIRES that all used F~.:=~~5.~'1905 jobs. Licensed. 25yrs No job too •IJltllll guaranteed 760-0155 3.,5• Bobcat 557•1566 Fr.. Intro session we do Ill 84e-4174 household goods exp. 24 hrs 554-7&31 5% Off w/ad 673·2937 OPPORTI1NITIES 3487 -------ELECTRICAL 3610 Mary 955-2334 • TREES • movers print their 2tyrs Quality hlntlne iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CONCRETE ._ P.U.C. Cal T number; PLUS touchups ---------WATEo ~ HANDY MAN 3710 --------T•~"'•119oH. uwn•. limos and chauffeurs murals. Richard Sinor PLUMBING 3890 " oi:~~~~~~~~~i~~~ MASONRY 3557 A-1 Eleotrloal work iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INSTRUCTION3780 -----751-3478 print their T.C.P. num· Llc·2&0644 645-3209 BEATER M .. 1 & B iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Local Uc. contractor ·---------ber In all advertise· -----------~,,....,..,.....,,..,,,.--., '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillii r .. 1ng, H th, oauty H lR I p ·-ments. If you have a BOB HUTTON CO. l'IL-AM DRAIN 1• Prods BODY IMAGE * a t p I ~a lltu Quick Response! om• • ._,. ropar\IH LEGAL I I I /E I I s I s II d 1 Total prices lnatallad SOLUTIONS 549·5075 ti r Ctr UI ., Free Eal. 850·7042 Palnt-Carpenlry· Prepare to exc•ll on question about th• ,.. n er or x er ori & ,;rvsC•· ~~ ra,n 1"" Landscap., b!lclt. s1an1. Drywall and morel SAT w/PAT O'OOWO SERVICES 3812 g,ality of a mover, llmo Complete drywa 4. o. an dra n :o gal $259, I 4~ Jewell')' Rep.PT home/ JTConcrttt 943-0t22 ELECTRICIAN Gary 845•5277 Aulhor Consultanlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim or chauffeur, call: acoustic celling $38.50. 847-4643 279• 50 ga · ofc shows. E·~ $800. Brick, Block, Stone, Tile License t1123310B·C10. Lecturer. Irvine Paralegal Services Public Utilities service Lfll622631 Plumbing Repair• & 24\·0137 7am·10p,. 52500 ,mo. Ground f1r Cone, Patio, Driveway Small Jobs, malnt and Car pentry. rooting, Seminar• 673·2360 All types-certified Commission 982·8891 Drains Clllrtd from opp. It s fu~I 723·4446 Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 20 Yr repairs. 548-5203 plumbing, drywall, to yrs elCp. Low S 714-558-4151 KOLMAN PAINTING $5.50. All llx1ur11 In Exp. Terry 557.7594 ·stucco. painting, Ille, ---------•Lorie 966-5220• lnVExt Oual work stalled. Steve'• 545-8298 •---------electrlcal. Jim &41-7494 JEWELRY 3784 Sav On Moving Reas. prlcH Can't seem to CARPENTRY 3510 Cement/brlck/atone/llle FENCES Lowest, Storage, prof. Bond/Ina since .78. THI! LOCAL PJ,UMBER get to all those drvwy alab $2.50/aq ft • DEC•C! 3&iS *Hl•Q HANDYMAN• UMOUSI~ XLNT rep. 1 hr min. Ina. Ltlt518517 Free Eat al net 11147.a Wllllam stamped concrete l\01 584-955 William Harold Jewelers "._ T167659. V/MC 731·2956 • ...,...... eo we repair Jobs A to z HANDYMAN '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * 1 * Watch & 1~-'ry repair 5e•'VICES 3814 848.ec>33 24hrs ''"'"¥"'"' •• are as INST &•. "'EF .. CE "ABINETS Lll'541656 • 631-43to 1• -~·· ~ suP•R MOV•RS cloae •• your phone. around the house? ......, .. " "" •F'•NC•S GATllS• Antique/Fine Jewelry ''liiilili•iiiiiiiiiiiiiii * ,. * PAINTING ACCENT ·Lfll476000 675·9304 Kllchens, baths, doors, Con.c rete·tll•·a late MW/r_..._.._., ....,,MM Plumblng/elec/water 8uy/stll/lradt 873-0;18511 ,.,..,..,..,UllOUllNI Careful, cour1eout lnterlor/Extlflor Let the windows. Doug 546-7258 Drlvewaya·patlos-pool .._,..,.. •91" htrs/sprlnklera/cell __. -· exp'd Pros. Free est. Cl•••lfled d k Lfll 295237 Redwood• Lfll576605 New cars·w••kday T146288, 842•9258 Res. Oual work reas ---------HIRE A CARPENTER ec soo 61"' "'312 Jim Whyte 642·7206 fans. tnata11/Repalr. ~clals. Stocked bar pr1coa. 540·8925 . ROOflNG 3910 Service Addltlon./Re models 1·8 • .,.~ FREE est 241-0137 '•UftSCAPE • --....... ..-.~:--r-:-.=--• ' ••n.nu 22 ... ff TCP 7280 ·~-------QUALITY c™• DI t Fire/Water/Repairs. --------•Wood Feno••* LAWN ,..899 3808 ·-~ rec ory Jerry 848-7540 CONt••cronr reptac:e/repllr, "" heunng Semi Retired contractor. ~ •---------MUSIC 20 yrs exp. Ouallty S•dler Rooflng·Uc & help you find ~ -t 1 l "" u 'd Rprs, lmprvmnlt, sml LESSO k a i htp fair R pe1r Rlmod Door in-•• 11111 "· ow .,..ces. c Jobs, Quality, Integrity, MOVING 3834 NS 3835 wor m n ' Ina. Specialize comm. rellable help. 'oow!; cabinets: alucc:·, i. 3558 MvanJagt Constr. 974-5301 I care, Ken 64:M770 •••lo Yard Melnt. price• 845-2417 Ron r•roof/repalr. 25 yrs. 84'2~5978 wall. ltncte. gain, t1c. Lie. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~"~r1.:::~.....-, LI Cept, Holmee lllowere VlolhVPlano lAHona T . Dougl•• Painting •FREE EST 675-5095 •--------- 35yr• exp. 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