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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-10-18 - Orange Coast Pilot\ 1HE NEWPORT BEACH • • Well, the trees • ~?j· 1 ' r don't turn red, )OUr fingers and to....>s won't turn blue , but your nose could get little pink in the afternoon sun. How's tliat for local color? See Weather, Page Winner of <:_!tlifornia Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 . Costa Mesa council meeting becomes a platform tor sOme candidates • ~ In session marked by outbursts, interruptions, counc~ rejects support for SOS initiati ve and votes against bannin g cigarette machines in city. BY TINA BOJLGATl'A, STAn Wiuna COSTA MESA -Monday's City Council meeting became a platform for a few Costa Mesa City Council candidates, who at times disrupted· the proceedings with out-of-turn comments from tbe audience. James Wysopal, a quiet candi- date figure up until now, shouted from his seat as Council Members Jay Humphrey and Mary Horn- buckle explained their ·positions on two state measures concerning smoki ng in public places, calling the two council members "hypo· critc's." Wysopat cri ticized the two for taking a stand on the smoking issue white, ·just moments earlier, the two had rejected a resolution supporting PrOP.<>Sition 187, com- monly known as the Save Our State -or SOS -initiative. Hornbuckle and Humphrey were joined by Mayor · Sandra Genis and Councilman Joe Erick- son in rejecting the resolution, and later voiced their personal opin- ions of the measure. "I'll tell you how I feel about Prop. 187," Hornbuckle said. "l think it is droadf ul, dreadful pub- lic policy." And Humphrey echoed those thoughts, saying: "It is beyond me why anybody would want such leg- islation to come before the pub· lie." The i~ue was raised by council candidate Janet McCammon, a staunch suppottcr of Proposition 187, who had asked that the coun- cil consider adopting the re solu- tion supporting the.initiative. After giving brief presentations to the council, McCammon left the council chambers .>Yith Save Our State Committee chairman Ron Prince before the members could direct any questions to them. "[ find that rather insulting," Hornbuckle said, announcing their departure to the audience. During the council's discussion of the request, Genis called the resolution a "perver:.ion" of the local government's power :ind ac· cused McCammon of u:.mg the meeting as a forum fo r polilical gain. · • "I do bel ieve this is a campaign stunt," said Genis. "Thi!> (resolu- tion) is a pencrsion of the pol111- cal process. You elect the Cit> · Council to decide where the streets should go ... You did not elect us to tell you how to vote. H that's what you want, go live in Cuba." Councilman Peter J3 uffa, on the other hand, voiced his support of the initiative and cast the solt: vote in fa,or uf adopting a resolu tion supporting it. · · . In anoiht:r., m:utcr, the C1t> Council \Oled 3-2 again>t a re· quest 10 con:.1dcr :.m ordm:mce to ban c1glreth! \ending m:icbines from the tit). Humphre~ and Hornbuckle ''ere 1n Jj\.O( of the ban, '' h1k Gem:.., Dutfa and Erick· :.on \uted JgJmst it. An apparent nc\\COmc!r to the ' cJce, \\ill B. King, ''ho claims he i:. a "last-minute, "rite-in" cand1- djtc, offered hb comment:. in favor of such a ban nnd :Mso com· mentcd on a number of other b- Se• COUNClL/Pa9e 1 . ' . School candidates . . ·question . quarters ..,.. Trustee hopefuls ponder if some of the extras planned for the new · Newport-Mes a headquarters are necessary. NEWPORT-MESA -A pl:in for a new $2.9 million admini~ll:t· tive center is. dra'' ing second loo~ irom school board cand1d:ues, some \\no quesuon the expendi- ture \\hen e:-.1sting schvob n~cd repairs. ··QUESTION How much for headquarters? Somf.! of the plan:. for a nc\\ S:!.9 million · a<lm1ni:.tr Jli\e center for the :-\c\\pOrt·Mesn school d1:.1rict ::ire being qucsuon~d by some !.chool board candidate:.. \\ho SJ) murc money should be put intu cl.issrooms. The tie" bu1ld1ni: b 10 include 20,000 squire feet of district office:;. Ne,., furniture and filing S)Stems designed to cut do" n on :.pace waste are included 10 the plans, as 1s a board room \\ ith a 200-person capacity. Where do you think the r West Side candidate Wend) Leece, "hose ·campaign focuses on putting money in the classrooms, said at a forum at Costa Me:i:i High School last week that spend- ing money on any extras for the new education center should not be a priority. Candidate Ana Chu --'-~~-'fU_.ioncd-lhe-spending. ~ lUllCY would.be..h~t $pent.Z ---- ruoros I\' t.IA~c ~L\lTIS/DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa resident Eric Andersorr1alks about communication barriers with fourth-graders in f Ol!,'11ain Valley. NEVER GIVE UP Costa Mesa's Eric Anderson has proved the so-called experts wrong by thriving despite living with cereb ral palsy BY MARNIE M c LEOD, STA" Warrn. I f Eric Anderson's students at Cox Elementary learn anything from him this year, he hopes they remember never to give up on their dreams. He didn't. Ten years ago, the future was uncertain for the 36-year-old Costa Mesa man, who has had cerebral palsy all his life. He had just been released from a state hospital for those suffering from mental retardation. He lived there for seven years because medical experts thought that was the best placement for him. But when he was released, Anderson forged ahead with a new life for himself. He now holds an Associate Arts degree Alexander Serie, 10, listens to Ander- son's speech. from Orange Coast College and a certificate in advcrti ing. He cu rrently attends Cal State Long Beach stud) ing psychology and education and he is mostly independent, living wi1h they help of a nurse through a independence program in Costa Mesa. He has also writes, has published a book about people with disabilities nod is working on another. "I wasn't expected to' go to college, but all those so-called professionals back then didn't realize that l could do it," Anderson said. His favorite accomplishment, however, is the time he volunteers once a week to lee ANDIUON/Pe9• 5 "In the cu rriculum audit it says a major problem is th at the ~fotrict ·is not centralized, but so'me of the frills such as a new boJn.l room witti new board furn iture nre not 11c.eded," she said later .. 4 think we need to hJ\ e the community look at ,..,hat's going in this center and sec if spending :i lot of money is a priomy right now." The new S2.9 m1ll1on l>u1lding includes 20,000·squarc·b:t of di::.· Lea'e you r views, along v. ith your name arid phone number, on our Readers Hotline, M2-60b6. trict offices that \\Ill be built on the southeast corner of J3Jker JnJ Dear :.treets. PIJns for the ne'" center "111 cunsohdlh! the t\\u district offi~c~. See MIADQUA.RURS/Pa9e 5 With jobs at stake, city workers take stand against ·privatizatipn ~ Newport Beach Employees League is trying to convinc e council · candidates that private contractors aren't the answer. BY STEVEN E.AMEs, STAFF Warru NEWPORT BEACH -Some city workers arc not standing idly by as privatization grO\\ m popu· larity among the 10 City Council CJnd1datcs :i:. :i \\a~ 10 cut cil> costs. With. many of its JObs al stake. the Nc,~port Beach Employees League is trying to comince canJ1- datcs ''ho h.l\e jumped on the pri· vaiization band,\agon to bail out. Th e union represents about 180 blue-collar \\Orkcrs. ln a Jcuer to all council hope- fub, League Pres1Jcnl Greg Le\\ is c.xpressed the union's di appoint- ment and a~\..ed them to rccon- ~1dcr their "1lhngness to turn O\ er lee WORKIU/Ptt9• 4 INllDI Risking our lives to see ·some fat, waddling birds Ensign Mlddla School gets $200,• grant Ensign Mid~Jc School's "To Know Us Is To Love Us" program, which is designed to ease racial tensions on campus, helped the Newport Beach campus win a $200,000-ptus grant from an anonymous foundation. The money will make the school's dream to have technology and computers in all classrooms come true. See 11ory/pa1e 2 NUMalU NEWSROOM 540-1224 NEWS FAX 646-4170 011 TlllCOVla The painting on top of page 1 is by local artitt Marie Ta881rt (546·0784). INDIX Around Town .................... 4 Cityside .........•........•.....•..• 2 Classified ........................ 11 Sports ............................... 8 The Verdict ........................ 3 Vok:es ............................... 2 '"&;:,=-~(11 ....... "" .. 0 .......... ..ycW ..... Barbie Ludot1/se, .lJ, grew up in Newport Beach •ad atttadcd Corona dtl M•r Hisb School. Sht •nd her busbaad,· Paul Odannka, •re on 1t J't•rlo,.g, •round-the-world trip. What follows Is another Jn htr monthly dlsp•lcbes: BY BAUJB LUDOV1SE, Stl CIAL TO Titl DAJl.T PILOT PJPIKARETU BEACH. Otago Peninsula, New Zealand -We hadn't known Howard McGrouther lS minufcs when he politely informed us he mi&ht have to cut our throats. With his pocket knife. for tracheotomy purposes. of course. The bushes under which Howard, Paul and I were crawling -in hopes of patina a closer look al the rare, yelkJW-eycd pen1um -were raJled with what was known locaJly as Old Man's .. Nettles, a lethal-looking plant that can be poisonous to the touch. "Whatever you do, don't brush up against that stuff," Howard said. "People ha"e real bad allergic reactions. Thei~ throats swell up, they ~n't breathe ... " Howa rd, our silver-haired host, grabbed his throat :rnd whee1cd for effect. "I'd have to cut 11 hole in )Our throct to save you." Charming. We had been in New Zealand nearly five weeks. We had survived sudden blizzards, blood-thirsty sandOies and drivina on the left. Now we were chanc.in1 death by upbyxialioo. AU in the· name ot chuina some fat, waddlin& birds. Actually, I take that bad. I love pcnpin1. A year ..,_ in the Oalapqot l1landa oft South America, Paul and I bad our fint ... 1U911/hee' .. ..... ~ ,... 0-U Pia.or Atop the FrMZ JoMPh CMiicter In New Z..a.nct. . . ' • to -,, 0c1o1>s 11, 1114 ACR~SS t S.cred ptetUfe 5A&ian~ IOGel bofed ,_. Gambllng 10Wn t50r8" ma11\e1p1...::e 16~1tih ' 1 "Oul ol the ltying ~n. -lhe l1<e• l 8Cal~n1 IPfead t 9 Bvnch OI sheep 20 Rougher 72 Ch111tmas 01 Thank191v11~ 240wns 25 Paddle 21i A<:.tor Priestley ?Cl First gear 1.? F 004ialll 36 Jacob's tWlfl 37 Crannies 39 E•llnct btrd 40 Impulsive 43 Bo Derek's number 44 Icy rains 45 A single hme ..46 Get tanglod 48 C&O and B&O 49'Ways 50 Poet's always 52 "I -a T eenaoe Werewolr 53 P~rty 14 20 1)10...t$t0naf !)7 Old hand 6' C..-neo shae>e 6:> Of pc)nloftl 64 Buftap ...,., 650nly 66 -up Uie ICOfe (ties) 67fuSSM 68 Ral$8d (horses) 69 0og·1 Clhi\11\ 70Cued DOWN 1 TaM flower 2 BtC>llte coin 3 W!Hab0Ut 4 lunchllme 6 Colts• moms 6 Food additive 7 Actor Chaney 8 Foot part 9 Boonsh person 1 o Jeans partner 11 Chilled 12 -8VIS 13 Whtr1poot 2tWn1er -F1emtng .. 23 Rope 26 W1t11C1Sms 27 Colotado resorl 28 Steam bath 29 Metric measure 30 Yellow ptgment 31 Sharpens 1011·~ 33 COfrecl (a manuscript) 34 Puerto Ran 3s~i::'ts 37 Gridiron g<p 38 911 request 41 Famous Canadian • doctOf 42 Saslc.atchew1n town 47 luic:hed JIVlllllVll IOlt )IWUD, PUii IQ&1I 111.-.· .... ·,· ... -· .... ··~· • ur eoz11•-,====:--·.r·~~ .. ~.~.~.~.~.~-..... 11w. a..v • ...... ., .... ,,.r. 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Since your takeout that. partJcular di&em.ma 11 to bid · $75-S t t 0 1 h o ta. M u 1 t b e Located ® B.C.Y .C. ver/1aupe. MOVl::O double forced Ncxth t.o bid, take it two hearta. If partner then bide two Me-8800 edopted together Into CaJR•c Dock1-en·d fle. muat aell, 28, euy. Partner could be broke, eotwo 1pac:lei )'OU can paN with 8 clear Cltrue, fr uit, avocado •loving home. Pleue Avall 10/1 !5·12/15 ml Under warranty heart.a ia enouib. conacie'noe. ""•·fruiting SIO: Traa :~~~ 723-67!54 or nm Bak'el 8CYC 644-9530 $22,995. 759-7659 ROIH S5: On Palm• 18B7 Meroede• 890 Q. 3 -/ta Squth. vulnerable, you Q.e. 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Still only correct call with thia boldinc A· Thia ia the ume hand u in the have paintings left by --------1 MOTOICYCLES -to make aure -·don't loee a previoue queatioo, but the 1uc:tion Paul Blaln• Henri, MUSICAL scoon•r 8018 TOYOTA h ahouJ .. -ia difl'erent. Tilere were eound rea-Jullan Ritter & Lupettl. INSnnul!u...s ~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eart fit.al; d partrier bidiam. d chlba, eone to act at the two-level. None No re•eon•ble of· vAUOi1' 6055 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii you can waye corTeCt. to . onda, fer• retueed. Al •·-H--.... -so.-dow '80 SRS Long B9d lndude ua eut! With aJ..moet half canjU.Ufy biddJne at the three---... !5 d ate 12200 _,.,ryaJueeinaabort.auit.endwch 1eftlwitheuchannnrhand.Pui, Aaron's Gallery. Call 7' YAMAHA Grand V-1100, Han.y pipes. ·•P • eeO-e377 ,,._ ,...... Mon, Tues & Wed Plano. EbOny color. low, blue & loud. 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Tranaportatlon -------- EMPLOYMENT , __ s_2_50_._c_a1_164_s._9_9oe __ New 26" 1a.1pd man·1 prlc:a seoo. 536-2326 VOWWAGEN 9235 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT • EMPLOYMENT SEIVICES 5533 Whlrlpool refrlg 22 cu. bike, cost $350, Hll CHEVROLET 9045 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii 5530 5530 5530 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '1., lc:e maker, vertical $225/obo. 7~HP Mc· --------1 '70 BUS De~ndable, --frener, white, llke nu Culloch 0 /B motor, COSTA MESA 6124 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii primed for paint. 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Only 35K on --------·.ii GIFT SUPERVlSOR CUSTOMER SERVICE charge per minute. 1• appl or TVa. 642·9389 bal blueprint engine. 11 U'PTQ'reS • B•u Dining S •t. cu•· .a.nu v.-Coordlnote receiv· Earn extra money •••••••• tom bullt, trad de<;or, Adult female pretty $20,995. 673-7754 CIASSICS Ing, prep & send-dunng the holidays M CHAND S 8 uphol chra • seal/ tabby cat, neu1ered all ••••••••I mg of H1cltory selling Hickory ER I E back pertect cond1 •hots, fr" to good TRANSPORTATION _D_A_T_S_U_N ___ 9_0_6_0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Forms gllts Formsgilis. Mov1°ngl Pd $35K, home .~ 7694239 'M Okie Cullan Con· fmmtdiate optning for optrimctd, full time office mua1 sac at $9800. PREE ver1 Va, whtlblk Int, Above average wage. No ptrsonforourSouthCoastPluJlocaUon.Muslbt ANTIQ'~r 6010 Also chin• cabinet W/ •BUNNIES• ________ ,'80 El Dorado Balrltz, 63K orig ml. No ru11, available lo work enningsand wrrkrnds. "~ buffet & tea cart. Looking for a good 3!50 V8, A/C, Full xlnt cond, orig owner. experience necessary, will train. Good pay,manybrnrfits. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7t4-72t-0480 home. Six w .. k. old. BOATS 7011 Power. )(Int Cond. $7995. 646-9502 Part or full time. Fu resumr to (714) 898-9414 or stJld rtsllmt to 5442. •BUYING ITEMS* Bdrm HI queen blonde Darting Soft & fuzzy. S 2 3 5 0 · 8 31 •7 t 4 8 '72 Mercadea 210 •• 9250 A 1 · nr l'ff Pl From 1800-1960. 1 pc Frnch Coun'"' Ba• Please Call 979-4240 13' alumlnum fishing The Community 4, .5 . Mec:hanloelty • -------•-~mn erson, nestc i aza, Oceanus Orin Huntington ~ach. CA 92649 ", ., Attention: Human Resouttts ewelry_'to entfre houH 1ett.w/Amolr• and FRll--SAND boat~ 6HP motor, elec ~ Markel Place. a~nd _grHt shape. 1 th & rvine. ewport eac conlenl1. lmmearafa cnHI w/mlrror night C11111•-.,a2a fishing motor, great Piiot Cl111lfl•d Must ••ll·mak• offer. c:aah, tops. 673-6223 atand $2500 759-0279 -cond, $800. 673·7971 642·5878 PP. 646-6306 i •5E•R•Vl-C•E--•I CARPENTRY 3510 COMPUTllS 3516 DIYWALL FLOOR INSTALL JEWELIY 3784 LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PET SMORING DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SEIVICE 3584 REPAIRS 3620liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim SEIVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SEIVICES 3870 CES~TION 3921 RtpWI, Aernod. Docn. ~ Computer Tutorln9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wllllam Harold Jewelers liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •W.P. YOUNGQUIS T iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------•II dows, cablnfla. stucco & dry· BHt Intro lo DOS, DRYWALL l'INlaHINQ Vin~, hardwood, Watch & Jewelry repair ,IRIOllAl INJURY ATTY Palnt'"9 Centl'actor Peraonallzed Pet C·ar• wd, flllCft, gates, etc. Uc. Wlndowa. 20-yr prof'!. Patching, texturing. ceramic, marble, sub Antique/Fine Jewelry Fr .. Coneult•tlon Oual. painting by pror1a Kannel altematlve. No 3Syrt exp . .lerry 142.0581 Discount with •d untll Quality work. FREE floor repair, carpet. Buy/Mfl/ttade 873-0385 714-252·1177 24 Hra Ucl602098. Ins. 1tre11 or worry. Uc, ACCOUNTING/ Nov 10. 714-723-1985 HI. 714-964-9017 Uc, Bond 943·3882 H. TMIMIHlcU, Esq. FrH HI. 64~ Ins. Refs 873·7184 TAXES 3406 CERAMIC Expert Repalr/Remod/ S 21ps Qua.lltr 'alnllnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nL!S 3528 CONCRETE • Acou1tlc Remove!. HANDY Hin.I 3710 LAND CAPE • MASONRY 3828 PLUS touchup1. PIASTER IPRINKLER ann111 Dfflgn & Install. Repair damagH. Cool misting sys-lnltll/repllr. FrH tatJ Sr disc. BHI any written HLI Chris 6)9-n&-7135 ACCOUNTANT-CPA MASONRY 3557 FREE est. Spray/Hand P14'' LAWN CAlE 3808 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Bkkpng, fin 1tatemt1. NEWPORT c•RAlllC Te><tur~. 714-435-0988 Complete Prop llalnt .IOHN DORAN llAIONRY Uc 280644 64~3209 REPAII 3880 TREE tax ivci for •ml/mad DEalQN Salu & Install * B I p I IQ 111u Cuatom paint-drywall· 8Hlo Yard M•lnt. Brlck•StonaeBlock•Lg QUALITY CARI SEIVICES 3929 corps. Low ralH, freo C•r•mlc•Marbl••Stone •• r c• UI ., DRIVEWAYS 3585 carpenlry-wallpapar L•wne, Cleanup•, • •mall job• OKI Uc 20 yr• exp. Quality INT/RXT.QUALITY 1•T con1ultatlon. 646-6718 Tilet. to800-706oTIL& =· ~;: removal-1tucco. Tr" Trimming, Lt "1687'191 93t-3832 woikmanahlp, felr Petch to compl•t• liiii!i~~iiiiii~iilii![ll• -----· ----LIKE·NU CONCRETE Rlok, 282-e845 Hauling 87 ... 248 prlcea 645-2417 Ron Job1. Ucansed. 2!5yra Big Mlke'o Tr .. Svo ACOUSTIC --------Brick, Block, Slone, Tiie J•NKINS .,AINTING exp. 24 hra 554-7~1 Tree 1rlmng/r•moval, 3408 CHILD CAJtE 3536 Cone Patio Driveway New proceH remove Ho•e&Rentaf ''opertlH Qr..,, loeM Landscpng MOVING · 3834 r clean-up. 16yrs In CM. JtEMODEUNG Fplc, 'BBOa.'Ref. 20 Yr olVru11 1laln1 Crack Palnt·Carpantry· & Irrigation, Trimming Int/Ext. Wallpaper, --------Fr .. ••I. 8S0-0270 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ewp'd N•"ni•• e~ail for Exp Terry 887-7894 rpr Fr .. Eat 760-8427 Drywall end morel & Removela, Clean-MOVING aoxas drywall, .. idurlng, otc. PLUMBING 3890 A -· • • a • .., MS-8277 ups & Malnt, St. Uc. FrH ••t. Dal/Id 46-54M ·--------- ACOUSTIC MASTERS llve-ln posltlona into 3610 Carpentry, roofln~, #59902!5. 88CMU08 Cheap prlcea, 3 alzaa. CHUNG'• PAINTING THa LOCAL PLUMBER WCOALL GS Acousuc rtmoYtltftlPrlYI lovlng hom••· lrl1h CONTRACTO.,._ ELECTIUCAL I bl d I AUoa, 760.1149 In'""... .. ... SS. Guar .. Wi'"'·-......... eo.. VE•tu wll telt1Ullngedry wilt tf9lll1 Nanny Agqt. 974-e108 &W P um ng, rywa • •LANDSCAPE DESIGN 1--------"""'"' " _,, -..-• · ~ 3932 p.im c.Wiee E.ltee31·2411 3558 C • CT IC atucco, painting, tile, • lnstallallon. UghUng PUILIC NOTICE we>rk. Llctf' 3715802 •Inc• 1947-Wa ota uliiiiiiii••••• 808 HUTTON CO LA llY'S •L• R electrlcal. Jim 141-741M Fr" a1t•Sr disc. We'il Th• Callt. Public Utlll· Bond/Ina. 538-1534 cloH aa your phone. Cuatom Wellptaper * Apply•Ramove•Palnt SCLEANINEIVICESG QUICK RaSPONSal ~~J~:,· ~" dr:: •Hl.Q HANDYMAN• bHt any written eat.I "" 9ommlallon RE· •m•r•kl Palntln9 Ltf'475000 87s.9304 Strlppln~alntln9 Int/Ext. complete dry· 3548 Local Uc. 20 yr axp Ltf' 238300 142-esea 5.,._1855 Chrt1 (819) 776-7138 OUIRc.S that a.II uffd Int/Ext wellpaper/111• No Job too emalll wall Hrvlce. 968-6320 Small Job• big Job• . * .,... " * houuhold good• CompetltJve rlllee.10 Yf• PROPEITY 5% Off w/lld. e73-H37 or call Pg# 413-1037 •WINDOWC• ea11lllll* FREE Eat. ' 850-7042 A-t •teotrloal wolk Plumblng/•l•c(Watar Landao•pe RWPAIR movara print their exp-Fr" ••t 751·2039 3898 wa gala should hang .._,. n\I Loe.a Uc. contr8ctor hHter1/1prlnklera/cell 8prlftklere • claalgn P.U.C. Cal T numb9'; MGMNT together. Strip, Install, FREE ESTl~TES Quick R~1al fan• lnatall/Repalr Malibu low-volt "Jhta llmo• end chMlffeura RAINBOW Clrole llalnt. ••••lil•iiiiiii advtC9 to the crazy. AUTO REPAIR/ 297-8061 Davtd DECR Fr" Eal.• 7048 FREE Ht. 24t-013T . Pel• 714/'722•7 3 • print Ulalr T.C.P. num· Pllnltng. lnl/Ed. HouMJ SOHO PROP•RTl•S e33-7t72 enytJma SERVICES 3447 Bowen'• Do you nHd COATING 3570 ** cas ** pqer 21a-a1ee Sprlnklere ere mw b9t In ell ad....,.l•• Apt. Qual. Job. FrH eat. Tt4-83~3t Think'-' of h-'-• a heavv dutv home All typaa of alactrlcal Q I c t p I ONLY bualneaeJ mante. If you have a St. lcl5l9887 63&-t88a Quality Service &.,ft'!'.......::;.:"?"" a.ii _.,_ 1 ~ Q UA rpn ry, ant, que1tlon abOut the la-G™D p a+ Q ---HINN•aallY JAQUM cleaning aervtce? Call STO ,.,, ••··-· uar. Clo••VGar Stor, wall Tlmera-valvH·r•p•lr• all"' of a mover llmo VAN -Aln 1 IN Reaaonabl• RetH Ive ua a cafll ua at 53()..2492. P Deck Leak• L41*58883 581-4l931 unite turn formic• ln11a11et1on. 722-7824 g '' ' lnlarlor/Extarlor PILOT c• a•sll'l•D •Ouallty Repair• waterproof coating• • · • or chauffeur, call: Quall 1 UC 87884 - 1958 Placentia •Heu .. Cleanlng• dack1, •••Ira Ouel. L•CTRICIAN repair• 875-6359 Fred TR•• trlrntremov•I, Publlo UUlltlH l'r .. ~at .:s-e23e IOOJllNG 39101-;;;;;;;;;;;M;;;:a; .. ;;;•;;7iii8iiiiii~ Coata M•H 631 -2742 Exper'd, 0.pendable, work. Ltfll587430 Fr" Ue9nH "2331 06-C10• 1pflnkler rapalr/lnatall Comml11lon 11 Ref'a & Special Ret••I EaL a.at I 722-8760 Small Jobe. melnt end BAUUNG 3720 lnd1cpa main•. We do 714-558-<416J Vlolete 7e4 oeot rapalre. 1548-&203 1t alll £ma11 848-4174 SllY On Movln• PIANO •VOCAL CARPINDY 3510 Li"''aHeUMk1epll19 DOOIS 3580 TRDI Lowaat, Storage, prof. LESSONS 3868 Ou.,lty WOttc w/r"'•· P!lf CBS Hauling Y JuJ'~ .. ~11-XLNT rap. 1 hr min. Int. A to z HANDYllAll R~. 714-4131..aH • Dim 3115 ancaa, ., p, T•,r•"'""···· l.•wn...!t T187151. V/MC 241-71117 --------1 IHSTALIJRUACI CAllHETS Pgtf' 714-M7oOl18 An e..-leftoed Etc. Call Mika ., ... .,._., ftt ... .,. clUadied II GottulO Mualc Studio l<llchene, balha, doors, SUNSHINE•CLEANINQ d•P•ndabl• door . Me-1a•t CONVaMlilNT All •8"· 15 IO •dull, wlndowe. Doug 546-7251 14yrs up. Local A41fe. h1n9ar. 0'for wort(, •W~ P ...... • .tUiik Te the DUMP whether you're buy· beginning to clualc• HID i CDHiifD Mua llf• ....., ca11 , .... Don a21-et10 • oiuwr• • .,.....,. ~7t......,tUI) ing. aalllng, or Juat ...O-tM7 Addltlona/Ramod•I• ual 8"t 8et 834M191 Why play Hide 'N :-=.~.= ~~'t!:"~·~1~1 looking, claulftad ha• PiiNOt hQlnnlng thrU ~~~!!::: ~ = ~. ~,.:~~1 ~7.: ... ·,Ind It. BUY h ..... IL ,ina ... ~~n~••Pl•D Advw.ci. All egM • .tenw, ..._7940 C81 Ma M78. Ma-M71. CIH•••d• Cle .. WIM. ........ 78 = ==· .. • ' t ' A-t/ROOPMAaT•Ra Since 1921 a.at Prlce,J/Ouellt)' t-800.748·UOt CALL us PIRaTI Reroofa ll r•palra. Local Aoo&;OI prlcff. Evana 754-7834 RENT 1trougtl claslffied No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper ..... • .. . THE NEWPORT BEACH • • • \\fell, the tree don't turn red, )Our fingers and toes won't turn blue, but your nose could get little pink in the afternoon sun. How's that for local color? See Weather, Page Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 Costa Mesa _council meeting becomes a plaUol!m tor some candidates ...._ In ses.sion marked by outbursts, interruptions, council rejects supp,ort for . SOS initiative and votes against bannrng cigarette machines in city. BY TkNA BOllOA1TA, SrMP \varna COST A MESA -Monday's City Council meeting became a platform for a few Costa Mesa City Council candidates, who at times disrupted the proceedings .. with out-of-turn comments from the audience. · James Wysopal, a, quiet candi- date figure up until now, shouted Crom his seat as Council Members Jay Humphrey and Mary ·Horn- buckle explained their positions on two state measures concerning smoking in public places, calling the two council members "hypo· crites." Wysopal criticized_ the two for taking a stand on the smoking issue while, just moments earlier, the two had rejected a resolution supporting Proposition 187, com- monly known as the Save Our State -or SOS -initiative. Ho rnbuckle and Humphrey were joined by Mayor Sandra Genis and Councilman Joe Erick- son in rajecting the resolution, and later\ voiced their personal opin- ions of the measure. ''I'll tell you how 1 feel about Prop. 187," 'Horn buckle said. ''l think it is dre:idful, dreadful pub- lic policy." And Humphrey echoed those thoughts, saying: "It is beyond me why anybody would want such leg- islation to come before the pub- lic." The iss·ue was raised by council candidate Janet McCammon, a staunch supporter of Proposition 187, who had asked that the coun- cil ·consider adopting the resolu- tion supporting the initiative. After giving brief presentations to the council, McCammon left the council chambers with Save Our State Committee chairman Ron Prince before the members could direct any questions to them. "I find that rather insulting," Hornbuckle said, announcing their departure to the audience. During the council's discussion of the request, Genis called the PHOTOS n i1Aac ~l\aTIN DAJLT PILOT Costa Mesa resident Eric Anderson talks about communication barriers with fourth-graders in Fountain Valley. NEVER .GIVE UP Co sta Mesa's Eric Anderson has proved the so-c alled experts wrong by thrivin.g despite living with cereb ral palsy BY A4,JtN1s M c LEOD, SrAPr Warrn. I f Eric Anderson's students at Cox Elementary lean\ anything from him this year, he hopes they remember never to give up on their dreams. He didn't. Ten years ago, the future was uncertain for the 36-year-old Costa Mesa man, who has had cerebral palsy all his life. He had just been rele:ised from a state hospital for those suffering from mental retardation. He live d there for seven years because medical experts thought that was the best placement for him. But when he was released, Anderson forged ahead with a new life for himself. He now holds an Associate Arts degree Alexander Soria, 1 o, listens to Ander- son's speech. from Orange Coast College and a certificate in advertising. He currently attends Cal State. LoQg lleach l>lud)·ing psychology and education and he is mostly independent, living ,,j1h they help oi a nurse through a independence program in Costa Mesa. He has also writes, has published a book about people with disabilities and is working on another. "l wasn't expected to go to cottege, but all those so-called·profcssionals back then didn't realize that l could do it," Anderson said. His favorite accomplishment, however, is the time he volunteers once n week to lee ANDIUON/P•9• I resolution a ''perv~rsion" of the local government's power Jnd ac- cused McCammon. of usi ng the meeting as a forum for pohtic:il g:im . "l do believe this· is a camp:i1gn stunt," said Genis. "This (resolu- tion) is a pe·rversion of 1hc politi· cal process. You elect 1he Ci l) Council to decide where the streets should go ... You did not elect us to tell )OU how to \.Ole . If that's what you want, go li\e m Cuba." Councilman Peter Buffa, on the other hand, voiced hi s support of the initiative and cast the sole \Ole in fa,or of ::1Jop1ing a rel>olu1ion supporriog i1. In another matter the City Council \Ol~d 3-2 ag .. un:.t a rc- que'!it to con~1dcr :in orc.linance to b::in c1gJrc11e 'ending mJchmes fronr the cil). Humph re>· and Hornbuckle \\cre in I.nor of the ban, "h1lc Gcnb, Buff..l ::ind Erick· !>On \Oled ag;.iinsl 11 'An apparc111 llC\\1.:omcr to the race, \\ill D King, "'ho clJ1ms he is a · l.i:.t·mmute, \Hite-in" CJndi- datc, ottered his comment::. in fa,or of such a ban and also com· mentcd On :.i numbcr of Othc r b· See COU~Cl'L./Po9e 7 SChool candidates question quarters ...,. Trustee hopefuls ponder if some. of the extras planned for the new Newport-Mesa !.' headquartets are · necessary. Bv MARV A.-.:s HAJ.MOs, SrAFF \\ k1.' NEWPORT-M~SA -A pl.in for a new $2.9 million adminb11 .J· tive center is dra\' ing second loot-s from school board candidJtCl>, some v.ho question the cxpcnJi- ture ''hen exis ting !.chools need repairs. West Side candidate Wendy Leece, "hose campaign focuses on putting rnoney in the classrooms, said at a forum :it Costa Mesa High School last week that spend· ing money on any extras for the new education center should not be a priority. Candidate Ana Chu also questioned the spending. t "In the curriculum audit it says a major problem is that the district is not centralized, but some of 1h't frills such as a new board room with new board furniture are not needed," she said later. "I think "c need to ha\C the community look :it \\hat's going in this center and see if spending a lot of money is a prioril) right ' now." The new S2.9 million building includes 20,000-qu:ue-foet of dis· QUlSTION How much for .headquarters? ~omc of the pl.Jn'> for ~1 ncv. S:! 9 million d111111ist1 al(\ c center tor tn Sc,\pOrt-~fcsa school d1s1nct arc being que~lionc<l bv some !>chool boarJ c~nditlatcs, "ho sJ) mun: money should be put mti.> da,srooms. 1 he OC\\ bu1ld1ng IS 10 include 20,000 !.quare feet of dis trict oCiices. Ne\\ furniture and til ing S)stem> designed to cut do'"" on space "al.le are incluc.led in the plans, as is a· board room \\ith a 200-person capaclly. \\'here do iou th1n k the !11onc} "ould be best spent'> Lea'e )Our views, along Y.ilh }Our na me -and phone number, on our Readers Hotline. ~2-60 6. I tnct oflaces tha t .... m be built on ihe southeast corner of 13.iker .ind Dear streets. Plans fo r the ne" center \\ 111 on!lohd.itc the t\\O dis1rkt ofl1ce'>, See HlADQUA.RTIRS/lt•9• 5 . With jobs at stake, city workers take stand against privatization ...._ Newport Beach Employees League is trying to convince council candidates that private contractors aren't the answer. BY STEVEN £.ui£s, STAIF Wann NEWPORT BEACH -Some city workers are not st:mding idly by as privatization gro"'ll in popu- larity among the 10 Cit) Coun cil '· cand1d.JtCl> all a "3~ 10 1.°Ut cit~ CO!llS Wit h man) of 11::. job:. at take. 1he Nev.port Beach Emplo)ce League is lf)ing to com 1nce canJi- dates ''ho h;i\c Jumped on the pri· \.at1za11on band" agon to bJtl out. The union represents about 1 0 blue-collar ",>rl...ers. ln a letter to all council hope· fob, l eJgue President Greg le" ill expressed the union'l> disappoint· mcnt and a.,ked them to rccon· sider thctr \\11lmgoe s to turn O\er S•• WOllKIU/Pe9e 4 INllDI Risking our lives to see some lat, waddling birds Ensign Middle. school 1111 8200,000 rant Ensi~n Middle School's "To Know Us ls To Love Us" program, which 1s designed to ease racial tensions on campus, helped the Newport Beach campus win a $200,000-plus grant from an anonymous foundation. The money will make the school's dream to have technology an d computers in all classrooms come true. 8ft 1tory/pa1e l NUMala INDIX NEWSROOM 540_1224 Around Town .................... 4 Cityside .........•................•. 2 NEWS FAX 646·4170 . Classified ........................ 11 ON Tiii COYla The painting on top of page 1 is by loal artist Marie Tassart (S46·0784). Sports ............................... 8 The Verdict ........................ 3 Voices ............................... 2 Barblt Ludorlst, .11, gttW up In Newpon Bt•cb aad attended Corona dtl Mar Hl1b School. Sht •ad htr busb•ad, Paul Odannka, •re oa 1t JUrlong, arouad·lht-world trip. Wb1t follows Is another la btr monthly dlspatcbts: BY B.u.IJB LUDOVJSI, St1C1A.L JO THI DAILY Pn..OT PlPlKARETU BEACH, Otago Peninsula, New Zealand -We hudn't known Howard McOrouther lS minutes when he politely informed us he miaht have to cut our throats. With his pocket knife. For tracheotomy purposes, of course. The bushes under which Howard, Paul and I were crawllna -in hopes or aenan, a closer look at the rare, yellow-eyed penguin -· were filled with what was 1nown locally as Old Man's Nettl es, n lethal-looking plant that c3n be poisonous to the touch. "Whatever you do, don't brush up against that stuff," Howard said. "People ha\ic real bad allergic reactions. Their throats swell up, they can't breathe ... " Howard, our silver-haired host, grabbed his throat and "hcczed for effect. "I'd have to cut a hole in )our thro~t to save you." Charming. We had been in New Zealand nearly five weeks. We had survived sudden blizzards, blood-thinty aandOics and drivina on the left. Now we were chancint death by uphyxiatio.1. All in the name of chasin1 some fat, waddlina birds. Actually, I ta\c that back. I kM pcnpins. A ~ar aao, in the ~Oalapap Islands Off South . America, Paul and I bad OW' finl ... ~ .. .._L ......... .,..._.,._ Atop 1M Fr8nZ Joteph Otader ln New 2-IMd. • 2 Tu.day, October 18, 1994 Newpott Beach/Colla M-Daly Pilot ~Ill poltlcal forums Herc is a lisr of upcoming community forums featuring local candidates in the Nov. 8 election. Jr you know of a forum that is not listed. please call us at 540-q_24, ext. 361, M> we can include it in future lists. •·Today -10 a.m. N~wport Beach City Council candidates at Mariners Brancll Library. 2005 Dover Drive. Sponsored by the Wom:in's Civic League of Nev.port Hjirbor. • Wednesday -noon. Newpon·Mesa Unified bchool District candidates at Costa Mesa Rotary Club meeting. Mesa Verde Country Club, 3000 Clubhouse Road Call 540·1224 ext. 104. - 7 p.m. eo~ta Mesa City Council candidates at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Parle A\-e. Sponsored by the Costa Mesa Republican Assembly. CaJJ 545-3762. - 7 p.m. Newport-Mesa Unified School District candidates at Newport Harbor High School, 600 Irvine Ave. Sponsorctl by the League of Women . Voters. Call 760-3310. •Oct. 25 -7:30 a.m. Newport Beach City Council candidates at Rotary Club meeting, Dalboa Bay Club, 3131 W. Coast Highway. Call 642-3 l 73 or 721-4190. - 8 a.m. 70th .~scmqly candidates Marilyh-Drewer and Jim Toledano and 45th D~trict Congressional candidates Dana Rohrabacher and Urctt Williamson at Red Lion Hotel, 3050 S. Bristol St., Costa Mesa. SlO admission (covers ·breakfast). Sponsored by McDonnell Douglas Aerospace and the Orange County Chamber of Commerce. Call 634·2900. • OcL 26 -noon. Costa Mesa City Council C<lndidates at Costa Mesa Rotary <tlub meeting, Mesa Verde Country Club, lOOO Clubhouse Road. Call 540-1224 ext. HM. 4! Oct. 27 -7 p.m. Newport-Mesa Unified ~chool District oondidates at Corona 4el Mar High School, 1101 Eastbluff Drive. Sponsored by the h.cague of Women 'Voters. Olli 760·3320. • - 7 p.m. Newport 4 each City Council's <rorona del Mar aiandidate~ only at the ~orona del Mar Qesidcnls Association, ~t. Michael and All Angels Church. 3233 'acific View Dr., ~orona dcl Mar. .. D, Ill. 2&1 , . ,.._., II. Joh•-, Publa.hcr WIUIAa Lobddl, Cdhor SCtn Marlllc, M1n.,in1 Cdilor lrlt Y ellei, Cily Ed II or l'tltrt Mania, Pho10 Cd11or ' , , , , , , ' , _... fn1._ Circul111on Man11cr llaak K1l1hc, Produccion Manaacr Mkkel fldthr, Dtlplay M.1na1cr J~y o.w. .. OusiOcd M1na1cr rra.N SMh, Con1rollcr , , : aUDIU HOTUNI , •·tl·H•• , , Your commc1111 ebout 11\e Daily f Pilot or newt tipl wtll be rcconkd Ind pwn dltcctly IO Editor Wil• 111111. Lobclcll. n. .... J.4.llout 1.1111WCrlflC ..me. .. Y be utcd to record lc11c11 co the cdltOf on any loplc. .. LOCALS ONLY CITY EDITOR lllIS YOJtOJ; Sf0-1224, en J61 r--1 · VOICU .. Debating community issues I GIVING BACK As the community works to help students at Corona del Mar High, the students work to give something back to the community IYKATMYMOHS C oromunity involvement v.orlcs both ways. While Corona del M3r High School has been asking her community to p<irticipatc m educating its youth through business adoptions, grants, and volunteer services, our new fOCU$ is on our imol\'emcnt in the community. community SCf'-1CC steering committee to continue its effons." Social responsibility is one of our schoolwide goals. We need to conunue to reinforce the concept that citizens of a global society need to be willing to share their gifts to make tht~ a better v.orld in • which to Jive." Thomas Jefferson put it this way: "Train a mind and not the morals, and >Ou train a menace to socu:ty." One of our goals as · teachers is to train contributing citizens. Perhaps community service should be an ass1gnment or ln rearing our children, we as parents and teachers always work to make our children Jess "me-centered." Jr our sons and daughters are more aware or the feelings and needs of others, they will interact more harmoniously wit)l our own families, our immediate community and the community at large. This increased awareness also brings more knowledge of how the world Y.Orks. Community service provides • a graduation standard for all students. Don Manin, our d)narruc new principa~ is encouraging the Ensign ~iddle School gets $200,• _grant thanks to program that fights ~acial tension H~ll.Y Ass HAA.'1.0~, •,. J t\ "'TJ,. L"tplainmg a S2lJ(J.(J(J(J- plu'> itrant h1'> '>Chool JU<.l rc~Cl\c:d, l::.ns1gn M1ddlt: \1..hool Principal Scott Paul ... cn t.alk'> CiJlml\ relat· tn•• •he facts. · But Jon l f;ill for thlll '' , l 1-.1dc. lit'-' 1.:·.c) crin· ~ k •II the Cdj.'e\ .'II.Ith ex· .1Cc:11i;nt .1~ 111.. 1dl\ 1hc .or. H be.: .\a n t "''-"ring •J <,Ull. he \\OUld proh11bl> <.lo 1 c·1r1v.hecl or back "1 I he l_arge grant c.sm~ •rom an ;inonymou foun· <lotion and made the New- r><irt Beach i.chool '~ dream 1r1 ha' e technolo8) and t.omputer<i m all cl~s-. room\ come true. ··1 ht'> 1\ a dream )OU JU~t don't think tt\ going t() h<.tppcn," '>aid Paulsen, ha reh ahlc to contain h1<i lrnppirH.:'s "fl\ 1,0 exciting, 11 \ heyond ou r comprc- hcn.,1 on." lhc realttat1on of the dre:1m hcgan ;1~out three week\ ago when J man rcprc.;\cnting a founJJt1on called PJul~cn and \a1d he wo!> vcl) 1mprcs!ted with the 'chuol\ ... I o Know U" f , In I AJ't1. , ., .. program dc\lgni;J to ca\c racial If ll•OS 1111 C<impu, P wl,cn got the phone '111 ~·.1rl> in the c"ening '.)cpt. ZY. I le thought 11 wa\ hi., wife CiJlling to scold l11m tor hcing late for din· ncr Jgain. That v.eckcnd, Paulsen csnd c;omc teachers applied for the grant, which desig- nates money toward a computer network that in· eludes · lntcrne,l, satellites, clo.-.ed·circuit televisions, a hnk to the Lihraf) of Con grc'><J .<1nd the actual com- puter'> By the next Friday, Pcsuben lcarm:J hi'> school had 't:t:ured the top award $20<1,000 "W11h this f!rant. \l.e can off er some- thing Hr kid'> that's ah- solutd) 1m.rcd1blc," he said. "We arc going to • take a real jump into the 2ht century." . fn the "To Know Us h 'Io Love u .. · program, parent\ are involved in the Mul11-Cultural Advisory Comm 1u ~e. 14 eighth· graders are in the Student Ethnic f orum and about I 25 student Amba'\sador'> meet and discuss cultural is">ues to increase under- '>Landing of different peo· pie <.tnd background., Eighth-grader ~tarla Sil- ver got tnvolved in the pro· gram last year bec<iuse she heard 11 was fun and she wanted to meet new fm:nd\. "And I didn't wanl to \cc Ml) m. ire fight' about racial t\'-UC!r," said Starla, who live'> in Newport Bi;J<.h. "f think 1t work.\." As for the compuler project, Pat.hen hope'> to have the networking ready by the end of Decc;mber -a deadline Starl (J is par- ticularly happy with ince she will be able to use the equipment before she graduates in June. .. opportunities for learning. personal growth and personal invol\ement for the greater good. • This school year, the commiuc:e plans to raise students' consciousness of the value of con.tributing their "out-of-school-time, effort, and skills for the purpose of.benefiting the community philanthropicalJy without personal monetary compensation .. -our school's definition of community service. Our efforts to achieve this goal will be highlighted by Community Service Drives, lhe first of y.,hich is targeted Nov. 11-19. We will campaign for and µrge•he many clubs, depanments and other interested groups at Corona del Mar to select projects from a re searched and published list of· CITYllDI ' -. • di,·ersc worthy causes wt recommend. Senior Amy Sall \\:U 3ppointed last lune as the first Commhsioner of Community Senice. Not only docs she come \\ith enormous enthusiasm, but \I.Ith cxtemi\e experience in community sen ice. One of her particular purpose:. this ·)ear is to lead a team of our students in joint projech Y.ith high schools from other communities. Also, Corona dcl M<ir students \\iJI be p3rticipating in "Make a Difference Day" on Saturday by lending a hand to the duck pond in our Back Bay, which needs cleaning out because 60% of its surface is ovcrgrO\\.n \\ith c:maib. In No,·ember, the Dack Bay ''ill ag3in need 100 or more'swdcnt volunteers for a revegetation project. . . Since the Community Service Comm1ttcc has no funding, we \\Ould welcome ;\llY donations to help def my co ts of publicity and inddenwl-, to come. If you would hkc to contribute to our t3JC·free cau'>C, please nrnkc out your check to Community Scrvice-CdMHS and send to our ~1ccount with the Associated Student Body office at the high school. Since '"e arc not even budgeted for stamps, please c:nclo:.e a stamped, self -addre:.scd envelope so that you may. receive a receipt for tax purpose , 1f you '"ish. We arc \Cry appreciative of )Our support. Kathy J\lol1s is an English teacher at Corona dd Mar Jligll Sc/wo/. Mimi's Cafe honors local school children for achievements ~timi's Cafe launched its annual ''Studenl Recognition Program" last v.eek "ith a luncheon at the Costa Mesa restaurant for elementary school principab in Ne, ... port-Mes3 Unified' School District 3nd private schools. The restaurant chain began the program two } ears 3go as a "ay to support local schools. About 75,000 cenificates of achievement will be given to principals and teachers at local elementary schools so they c;:in p;isi. them along to students who excel l'r1 chool Y.Ork through the year. The certificates include a voucher for a free child's meal at Mimi's Cafe. Students :ilso receive a gold star pin commemorating their achievement. · ··children who stri"e to do their best should be rewarJeJ for their accomplishment," said Jeanne Hemphill, program director. "If ''e encourage children to reach their potential, society benefits." Teachers, administrutors and \Oluntccrl> can also receive a "Letter of Appreciation" for outstanding service. The letter can be redeemed for a gourmet coffee and Jessen at any ~timi's Cafe. Clarlflcatlon But the man on the phone encouraged Paulsen to Jpply for the foun· dat1un's grants, which ra~ from $100,000 to \200,000. Paul'\Cn wa'> in- \llted to check with another \C.hool in the d1Mnct that received the gr:inl to make \Ure the offer was legiti· mate', hut he didn't doubt 11. "J want the computers because it will help our school '>O much," she uid. "We'll be able to com· municatc with each other more." D.wtu 1 r11n1c/roP. n111 DAIL'I' P1tc>1 No . mor~ tangle•: Aon Gambal from Newport Beach Fire Station 2 untangles a rope during a fire rescue class at the Jornt Powers Training Center in Huntington Beach. In a weekend story, it ''asn't clearly slated that Newport-Mesa Unified School Dbtrict Candidate Wendy Lecce supports Proposition 187, the "Save Our State Initiative" that denies henllh cure, welfare benefits 3nd public ~duc.ation to illegal 1mm1grants. MAJUNO ADDaUI lu1tr11ions. cd11on1J mailer or ad· vcniscmcnts herein can be rcpro-· duccd '"'•\boul '"'mien pcnniuion or copyri&h• owner. 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' 1 MOW TO HACH UI Circulation (The Times Oranat County) (800) 252-9141 Advertising Classified 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Edltorlal News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports FA 646-4170 Mala Omce Business Office 642·4321 Business fax 631-5902 l\abl-.hcd by eai.rom. Com-cy News, I T imcs MllT'Of Compiiny aoscr ()alabf, ~ PTUldmt -_. ao w TIMPIUTVIUI Newport Beach 68/58 Bilbo.I 68/58 Costa Mes<l 71 /61 Coron" del Mar 68/59 IUaf fOHCAIT LOCATION The Wtdge Ntwpot't &ladles River Jetty CdM aoAnNo SIZE 1-4 w 2·4 w 2·4 w 1-4 w 2·3 w V'1rl1blt winds shifting notthwe,sl 10·20 knott; l·foot WlWS, with northwestttfy swells ol 4 feet. Some morning low clouds and fog clearing to sunny skies this afternoon. TIDll TODAY Fint low 2:49 a.m ........... 1, 1 First high 8:58 a.m .......... 5.6 Second low 3:32 p.m .. , ........ 0.2 Second high 9:40 p.m ........... 4.S WEDNESDAY First low 3:13 '1.m ........... 1.4 First high 9:2141.m ........... 5.7 Sttond low 4:04 p.m ........... 0.1 Sttond high 10:15 p.m ......... 4.3 W1ter Ttm~r1lurt: 64 .. CORPOllATI Newport Beach rc~ldents George llcdlty and Janet Ulanchard, Corona dcJ Mar resi- dent Norman Loats and Costa Mesa rc~i· dents Becky Youn1:cr, Chris Massey, Janus , P. Uurrn and Stele Glui.to were all nomi· natcd for the board of directors or the . American C;inccr Societ)/Orange County. I ' Uvl&arl, the Romc·ba ed international jcwlcr, will open its ninth retail store in the U.S. at South Coast f>laLa in Costa Mesa. • Smith Uarncy Shca~on has igned a IQ. year lease in a Newport Center hi~h·nse and will move into the building lhi month OLD ln)Urllnce Urokcrs, Inc. or Cosl:I Mesa i.s the Presenting Sponsor und The Chubb Group of Nc\\'port Beach 1s a Gold Lear Sponsor of the United Cerebral P;ilsy Association or Orange County's fi11t annual Autumn Coif Clauic. Coast Community Colegc District Chan· cellor William M. Vcaa bas been appointed to serve on the advisory boaru or trustees for the llarvard Uni\ctsity Institute for The Manaacmcnt of Lifclona Education. ' MILITARY Marine 2nd Lt. Andreas S. llau, a 1989 grnduatc of Ne" port Chi istian lligh School in Newport Oeach, recently graduated from The B:isic School at M:irine Corps Combat Development Commnnd, Quantico, Yn. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Jason R. llucbncr, whose wire, Tomaro, is the d:iughtcr of Carol J. Timmons or Newport Beach, was recently promoted to his present rank while serving aboard 1hc air- craft CJrricr USS Carl Ymson, homcponcd Ill Alameda. Jeffrey L. l'D)n,, son or Let and M11rll)n I'll) UC or Balboa, has graduated from the United Stat~s .Air rorcc Academy nnd has been comm1ss1oncd as n second lieutenant In the Air Force. I le is a 199Q aradu11tc of Newport I larbor Hiah School. Navy Scaman Jaaon J, Dup1, son or Donald C. Dups of Costa Mesa, recently completed a six-month deployment lo the Persian Gulf, Western Pacific and Indian Oceans aboard the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson, bomcported In AJllft'lcda . • • Some things about Buck Gully will always stick in my memory Today Buck Gully in Corona filjed with nothing but cactus. l del Mar is a thing of remember those cactus days - beauty, filled bank to bank rather uncomfortabty. with nice green plants, bushes One time in 1921 my and trees and brother-in-law, Dick Whitson, li ned with with whom I lived, asked me ir l expensive wanted to ride over to the homes. Palisades, as we Balboans called Of course, ' Corona del .Mar, to see a movie being filled with company at work.. Dick was to all t~at deliver some box lunches to the flammable movie crew. greenery it is Getting to the Palisades took something of a some doing. there was no bridge fire haz<ird and over the Back Bay. One either last year's brush took the Fat Ferry from Balboa fires came close to Balboa Island and thence to The Verdict to turning it into the Palisades or go by surface all a blazing the way around the Back Bay. inferno. We chose the latter probably However, on~ bcca·Jse the Fat Ferry charged 50 upon a time, Buck Gully • cents a car, and in Dick',s Model presented no fire hazard. It was T one could drive forever on SO The Volunteer Directory runs perlodlcnlly In the Dally Piiot. If you'd like Information on getting your urganltation llsttd, call 642·4321, ext. 367. Easter Seals Easter Seals Society needs volunteers for ongoing clericul work, help in programs for children with disabilities and onc·timc volunteers to help with special events. For information, call 834·1I I1. Exchange Clult Chlld AltuM Preve"tlon Center Volunteer.training sessions for parental aides are' coming up soon. Volunteers arc needed by the fachange Oub Child Abuse Prevention Center to help families / where an incident of child abuse has bee n reported und a referral mode by the county. Parent aides work with an "al risk" family for one year, building a trusting relationship which subsequently enables the parent aide to tench the family parenting, communication skills and problem·solving techniques. Inquire about special training sessions. The center also needs volunteers to work with families of high·risk children who ore victims of parental drug addiction. Spanish·speakang volunteers and those "'ith o background in the medical field arc especially desired. For information on either program, call 722·1107. Friends of the Cesta Mesa Library The Friends or the Costa Mesa Library. a support group for the library. needs volunteers to run book sales and staff the book room at the library for selling of used books and . \ purchasing of new ones. The library in general can use volunteers with clerical skills and <hose with a willingness or the knowledge to help run children's craft programs. Drivers arc needed to help with the books to the homebound program. Also, those interested in volunteering to help administer the entire Friends program are needed. Hours are Oexible, including evenings and weekends. For information, call the library at 646·8845. Girl Scouts The Girls Scouts of Orange County will train all adult volunteers. Volunteers arc needed for troop leaders. Thero arc also special committees to plan events for the girls and adults. Committees could entail extensive time oyer three or four months. or 3·4 hours a month over a full year for ongoing committees. The Girls Scouts arc always looking for commu{lit}' people willing to share expertise for onc·time lectures, demonstrations or classes. For information. call the Girl Scout Council of Orange 'County at 979-7900. cents worth or gasoline. We filled the turtle back with ~ the box lunches and drove up Newport Boulevard to about the location of the present Santa Ana Country Club, then took off cross country on dirt roads. Eventually we got around the Back Bay and arrived at the 1op of the bluff overlooking "'!hat is now called the Little Corona Beach. · As far as the eye could sec Buck Gully was filled with wall to wall cactus. On the beach, the movie company had erected an Alaskan fishing village. There WCTe a couple of log cabins and a row of evergreen trees had been stuck in tne sand to block the view of all that cactus which would have looked a little odd in a picture of Alaska. The white men were attired in fur caps, red plaid shirts, suspenders and high faced booL.f. The Eskimos were Mexicans or Indians all done up in furs. They looked very uncomfortable. 1 think the actors were used to playing naked Indians riding horse back and attacking wagon trains. Here they were Eskimos trying to get kayaks out through the surf and almost drowning in the process. T oday the road down to Little Corona zig zags dawn the bluff. Then it went straight off. Dick put on the brakes and we started to sl ide down that road. The Model T, which had a high wheel base, hit a rock and flipped over. I went out on the first roll but Dick stayed with the car almost to .the bottom where he VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY Glrls Incorporated of Newport-Mesa Girls Incorporated offers affordable and accessible educational and recreational programs for girls and boys with nationally recognized programs and activities that build self.sufficiency, responsibility and confidence, wjth an emphasis on the special needs of girls and young women. Volunteers :ire needed to help in the program and recreational activities, at the main facility and teen center, and as office assistants and grounds maintenance persons. For further information on volunteering, call Rosemary at 646· 7181. Hat Connection The Hat Connection is a women's philant'hropic extcnsion•of the Chamber of Commerce which serves the communities of Costa Mes;i and Newport Beach. While also sharing leads, information, resources and experience in-regard to busi ness, the group is invdlvcd in charitable efforts. For information, call Kay Walburgcr -at 650-2144. Heritage House Audllary Volunteers arc needed for an auxiliary support group being formed by Heritage House , a non-profit substance abuse recovery home for pregnant and parenting women and their•childrcn in Costa Mesa. Volunteers arc needed lo raise funds for house needs, provide holiday parties for the children and to offer love and support to young mothers. Baby S~cp Inn is a program of the Southeast Council on Alcoholism and Drug Problems. Heritage House offers a six·month program of recovery counseling, parenting skills classes, alcohol/di"\!& educatiort and mommy·b~by activities. For more information, call 6.i6-2271. Interfaith Council The Newport-Mesa·lrvine lnterfailh Cou ncil, an umbrella organiz,ntion for several area service groups, needs persons active in the local congregations to represent the council by serving on boards in the community and reporting back to the Interfaith Council. For information, call Carol Brown at 548·3283. Please .Jobi Us ·For Dinner Lunehor Weekend Druneh Sabatlno's was orlglnally founded In Chicago after our fattier brought ttle famlly recipe for oor famous Italian Sausage from Palermo. Italy · In the 1930's. Today. his sons & grandson continue to provide a comblete menu of authentic Italian food prepared fresh dally and seasoned with 5 generations of family pride. Thank you. The Sabatino Famlly CATUUNO SPECIALISTS ........... .,. c......,.. Ch#fww "In,..,, --OI'"' ,,.,, ....... room. .. " For Resemtions Call 723-0821 251 Shi ard W MARRIAGE & FAMILY LAW Divorce • ContfSted & Non-Contnted • R .. tr•ining Orders • Child Cuatody & Su~port • Settlement Agreements Family . ..;J OUR MEALS ARE A • Pater nity Suits • Annulment& • Name Change • Pr.Nuptial Aar•menta • Collection• & Modifications Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio Call for • Free Consultation ._ ,.,.,.part ,,1:1,,~1 ;::s: J_,, IUlll TRIP TO MEXICO COCKTAI l S · FOOD TOGO PHONE AHEAD MAKE FRIENDS WITH- YOURSKIN Your skin has remarkable pol!ers of. re;uvenation. You are invited to a speci11J complimentary semin11r that will "!!Pel myths about skin care. Learn how to take ad'P•ntaa~:·ofyou,. skin's na#flralfi'Jf'ing IJJ!ilitie~ tuber 19, 1:30 K • 30 wd. 296 EAST 1TrH ST.,• COSTA MESA 6'$-7626 HOMEWORK HAB NEVER BEEN aa CDDL "'1. ISl bl Ol8let ~ echld. you're ,_..,.are~ you're in deel or et receee Th9t'1 amply beceuee our ctesees are designed to be fl.il. WwJther' you'r9 B or 00. jU8t e begi w 181 or elreedy en OY"1JIC hopef\A. Ice 0.-halt dlae& and IOllnJCtxn ~ """' for you. L,_,.. .... '°" ....... ... c ..... IEE Elllll r----------------------------------------------------1 I. a~ .......... lift ~-caupan ... , ! 1 ~TT~~ ·~Int-c~:.9-& i L----------·--------------··--·-!--~----~•••••1111 ~ (} 7" : ' l l Ul li.11h11 BtJlll• .. II• • to Dr. Richter to take some stitches in same rather nasty cuts he had received. was th .. rown outrigiit into all that cactus. He landed in a bunch of chollo cactU), and when he stood up, he had cactus wid.ing out of every part of his anatomy. 1 was lucky. I landed on my rear end on a piece of beaver tail cactu'>. 1 gue s Dr. Richter didn't d~ a ve.ry good job of cleamng up those cuts because for the rest of Dic~'s life eactus spines kept working their way out or those old wounds. J The Model T landed on lb wheels with the motor still running so Dick drove it through those evergreen trees into the village. There a man with a pair of pliers spent quite some time pulling chollo cactus spines out of Dick. The beaver tail cactus on my rear end was easy to pry off but Dick wasn't as lucky. Those chollo cactus spines really burrowed in. We distributed those box lunches, watched them make the movie for awhile and left. \Vhen we got back to Balboa, Dick went Kids Cancer Connection The Kids Dinccr Connection is an organization dedicated to the needs of afflicted children with cancer, and dc,nls with their emotional, educational and financial needs. The group's primary fund·raiser is through the sale of holiday greeting curds the afflicted child ren have designed. Volunteers arc needed to he lp with sales at fcsthals, swap meets :ind other events. Volunteers are·atso needed for clerical duties in the organilation office . For information, call 851·777.i. Make-A-Wish Foundation Make·A·Wish FolJ'Tldution of Orange Cou~r:y. whose mission is to 'make w~hcs come true for children "ith life·threatening illnesses, scel..s ,·oluntccrs to occupy a \aricty of pasitions. Volunteer committees rnclude: Special Projects, Financial DC\'Clopment, Wish Granting, Public Relations and OCCicc Assistance. Currently, Make-A-Wish has a special need for volunteers interested in its .. Speaker's Bureau, Grants/Foundations, Corporate Giving and Special Events For information, call Gilda at .i76·947-t While I must admit that the prc!.cnt Duck Gully may be something of a fare hazard, 1 must say that 1f you're going to be thro"'n out of a car whale rolling down' ih banks, it \\Ould be a lot nic~r to be thro"'n into all that greenery than into cactus -beavertail or chollo. Robert Gardner,' D Corona de/ Mar resident, is a retired judge and author of "Dat+dy Dalbu111t March of Dimes ... , The March of Dimes office an Cost:i Mesa needs \Oluntccrs for fund·raising committees (planning C\ents, soliciting, , goods and scn1cc~). speaking : opportuni.ties (in high !>Chools on lhc ,,,. dangers or drug use during pregnancy and on teen pregnancy, genetics), occasional office \I.Ork and l1clp "ith bull.. mailings. for u1form:it1on, call 631·8700. Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter The Interfaith Shelter 1s the largest family shelter 111 the county, h6using, feeding and counschng 20 families dail) ll ne~d> people to \I.Ori. \Hth children for t.h.: !>tory hour, to tal.e the childr.:n on field trips, phone help for ' incoming calls on th~cc:h<ilw Shifts and,.t those "'1th spec1JI sl.1lfs lo tea h a } 1::.hour clinic or \ltOrkshop'. 5pcc1al1zed sl.1lls for clintc~ on '>1.-nting or budgeting can be \'3St help. The sh~ltcr also needs people to run a canned-food dri"c one time or on an oogoang basis. The group ah'a)li needs" disposable di apers. For mform3t1on, call Sandee or Leal at 631·7213 . _, ' :.· :.· • • • • • •• • • •••••• ..• ... ... ... ..• .. ... ..• .. .. .. -• ... • • •• • ... • Newport Dunes Resor(s 2nd Annual •• • 'Top ~,, ·FaJ,ion ·SMw .~ Scaiurdcag, Octolwr 22, J 9H cat ll a.-. (check-in dJM u l 0 a.mJ &wjlljor the OCSPCA , . ,, _. .. ... • Bntjonnal wear • &sr li.ngnit/'°1Jtlt"G.S • I • &st CCISUd.I -• 8eSf Halolpttn casa.nr ., • 8tsl su1*n -• &sl rrwkr/ptel motdang ~ • ., • ., • ... Prtw __...for each c'*"°'1f! OrCllld prUc caoanled to th.e 'Tap Dot" Gild thdr OIOfMlt"1 Prisa ~of ~ and ICIJll9 pet food.. . ~ For~=:: ~UJP~_ou~s • ... t t 31 8edt Bay Orin. Newport Buch, CA 9266b ............ -·· ... ... ... ... ... .... .... . .. • • • • • • • • • • • Ortm9e Coulit1/s l.ar9est Selection of Halloween Ct1stumes, Mas/cs, Wi9s, Malet-up, Pt1rt1J supplies & Accesst1ries. Your One-Stop Halloween Slrt1p! COSTUME CASTLE 5 LOCfiTIOtlS TO SERVE YOU · "EWPORT UllCtl fGshlon Island • fftrlalR Court 159-1955 :"M·~~ Sl149Z9 ~ 11J.6111 "ISSIOlt YIQO MflU. " .... ftllO .... ' J41-191t9 lUSllM Lerwlns, ... SOIQW • A • ' i .. . 4 Tueaday,October18, 1994 Newport aeach/Coata M-DalJy Pilot ......... TODAY CMAMalR MIDINe The general meeting or the Corona dcl Mar Chamber or Commerce will bealn ut 11:30 a.m. at the Five Crowns, 3801 E. Coast Highway. Cost is S14 and includes lunch. Speakers arc Newport Beach Mayor Clarence Turner and Bill Kogerrnan of Taxpayers ror R1:sponsible Planning. Call 673-4050 for infotm:llion. MAKINO YOU• •UllNUI ••ow M..irkcting consultan t Raleigh Pinsky will present ns array of visd>ility marketing ideas nt ''Making Your Bu:.incss Grow," n free small business cminar at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Librnry, 1000 Avocado Ave. in Newport Beach. Call the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce, co-sponsor of the event, at 729 • .;.ioo for more information. FINDING AND IC.llPINO CUITOMIU "I low to Find and Keep Customers and Clients for Life" is the title of a free noon program at the Newport 13cach Central library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Topics will include sales attack plans, target market plans, customer perception and more. Call 717.jgoo for more information. LIGAL H MINAJl A two-part seminar on ·~Litigation, V:iluauon, Marital Dissolutions and Octcction of Fraud" will be presented by the California Society of CPA's, Or:iflgc CountyfLong Bc:ich Chapter 3t the Westin South Co:1st Pl aza I Intel, 666 Anton Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Cost i~ S25. Cali Stephanie I !anger at bJJ.3f.i1 for more information. CAN~IDATll FO•UM Newport Beach City Council candidates will speak at 10 a.m. in the V1nc,e Jorgensen Community Center at MJrincrs Brunch Library, 2005 Dover Drive. The event is sponsored by the Newport Beach Women's Civic Lc:ii;uc. Call 717-3800 for more inform:ition. THURSDAY RITIRIMINT PLANNING · Lc:irn how to develop an investment .. WORKERS aUTan I IAIL•ORTlllKIND The Women's Ocean Racing Sailing Associatlon wi.11 hold it:s annual Sail for the Blind event Saturday at the American Legion Yacht Oub in Newpon Beach. Association members, joined by the American Legion Yacht Club, will rally boat owners to take more than 130 sightless guests, their escorts and one or two seeing-eye dogs off shore • s:iiling. The event will begin at 11 a.m ... with a motivational presentation by Hank Dekker, who has. been blind ~i.nce 1?78 and hns since raced twiced from Snn Francisco to H:iwau. He 1s currently preparing for a trans-Atlantic crossing. Then, :it noon, the yachts will set sail. . For more information, call 675-2593. plan that is right for_}'Ou at a free 7 p.m. Retirement & financial Planning seminar at Smith Barney, 800 Newport Center Drive, Sujte 500 in Newport Beach. Catr (800) 227-l492 for more information. SATURDAY DOG fAIMION IMOW The Newport Dunes Resort Is hosting its second annual "Top Dog" f41$hion shoW. The canine contestants will strut down a runway before a panel of judges to the sounds of Elvis' "Hound Dog" sporting formal wear, lingerie, pajamas, swimwear, the works. Awards will be provided by Petco. Pct owners interested in the dog show can register by c:tlJing 729-DUNE. There is a SS registration fee. Proceeds go to the Orange County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. PUMPKIN PATCH A Halloween Pumpkin Patch (und·raiser will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Costa Mesa High School Farm, 2650 Fairview Road. Sponsored by Sonora Elementary fifth-grade parents, there will be pumpkins for sale, face painting and a bounce house. For mo(e info, call 751·1350. SATURDAY, OCT. 29 P\IMPION PATCH A Halloween Pumpkin Patch better off doing it in-house, he ~~ . fund-raiser will be held from 9 a.m. to noon at th e Costa Mesa High School Farm, 2650 Fairview Road. The event is sponsored by Costa Mcsn High's Parent, Teacher, Student Association. For more info, call 556-3344 or 545-3729. Lewis, a pest control technician From P•1• 1 who has been on the City Hall MONDAY, OCT. a1 COAUMlllMUI Ohosta and &oblins of Harbor View Elementary School will be our in rull force at s~1s a.m. for the school's annual Halloween Costume Parade. Young triclc-or·trcat~rs will parade around the school at 900 Goldenrod Ave., in Corona del Mar, in boHday oostumc. For more information, c:ill the school at 760-34n. ONGOING ' MINTA&. IUNIU SUPPORT OROUPI Alliance for the Mcntnlly Ill of Orange County provides education and emotional support for families dealing wit h mentally ill loved ones. A free · support group meets every Tuesday evening from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Orange County Mental Hcnlth Clinic, 3115 Redhill Avenue in Costa Mesa. Call 544-8488 for details, • LIADI CLUa The Costa Mcsn Leads Oub - Beautiful Hair~ ~~~~/.-. A'IUI,. ,._ Women's Chapter meets every Wednesday at 7 a.m. at Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and Newport boulevards in Costa Mesa. Tho club is part of an International networking orgoniz:ition dcdic:ued 10 expanding each member's business through quality leads. Call 474-2225 or 975·8338 for more inform:ition. WOMIWI IUPPOaT O•OUP The Healing Connection, h.caliog body, spirit and mind, Is conducung a ~omen's therapy support group every Tues-day :.it 7 p.rn. in its offi~e :it .i425 Jamboree Road, Suite lSOA in Newport Beach. Call n0-373S for more inrorm11tlon. llNIOU MUMI DANa CLUa The Costa Mcu Senior Citizen Squl\rc • and Round Dance club .~ck experienced dancers to JOm them every Thursday morning fron1 9 to 11 11.m. 111 the Cosio Mesa Senior Center, lSlth :ind Pomona streets. Cull 545-5669 for more information. Send JOUr Jtcms to Around To•rn editor, Tbt Dally PJIOI, JJO tY. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Cal/I. 91627. Grand Openlngl Where Chiropractic & Health Go Hand in Hand! lntroauctory Offer for Month of Oct. s19.9s ANDR•W K•MPL'SR. D.C. 350 E. I 7th St., Ste. I 16 Includes ecarn &. ht rreatmert ¥Come try our new back machiner It takes the ACHE out of BACKACHEll Costa Mesa. CA 92627 f7' 4J 642-4600 E Western State Universi.ty Coll~e o~ Law will host ;m LSA T preparation seminar m your area Information will be presented regarding The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) Fullerton Campus 1111 North state COlege • Reading Comprehension • Analytkal Reasoning •Logical Reasoning •Writing S.1 mple A question ilnd answer period f.ollows Se;iting is limited. · COSTA MESA ) Call to register. 800-WSU-4-LAW (800-978-4529) ._..:_ ___ _..!.an~o~r~e....:c!:.!il.liv~se~rvc!.!lli c:Ja.eiLs ..il:1t.O .....af.2.u.r.AJiyUia...,te....._..c,.,onu;·'---payreH-fur--2&-yeus, acknowledge tractors. that he and HB fellow worke.rs arc "Many cities are retreating from worried by all the hype about pri· the privatization of public services vatization. · Stop Creditors Protect Your Auttsl Personal & Business Bankruptcy Irvine Branch Campus 16485 Log.no Canyon Rocxj Wed., Oct. 26, 1994 • 6:30 · 9:00pm Red Lion· Hotel <lue to the hiddeJl costs of. poor "We know our jobs are on ·the quality, mote frequent repair and line," be said. Law Offices Of Arturo E. Matthews, Jr. Cur11{'/11ncnf1Jf\ I .' ffuur < 1tt1\11/t<1f1<111 San Diego Campus 2121 San Diego Averoe 365'0 Bristol Screet BREA the necessity of remaking capital investments once equipment and materials have been divested," his teller said. uThe cost hilS the cifi· £e ns ... in the long run." Lewis, in an interview Monday, ~lid he has not heard back from any of the candidates, most likely because they had not seen the Jet- rcr. He mailed copies to candi· dates on Saturday and faxed it the same day to other city officials and the media. Charlie Gabbard.-one of-three people running for the District 6 seat in the Nov. 8 election, said he had not seen the letter as of Mon· day <lfternoon. But he did have an opinion on it. "If the)' want to reconsider their "'''n salaries and benefits, then the re is room for us to talk about reconsidering privat~ation," he said. In his campaign, Gabbard has called for a reduction of city em· ptoyee salaries as welt as more pri· vauzation to e:ise the city's finan· cial woes. One of his Corona del Mar op- ponents, Dennis O'Neil, was the only candidate at a forum last week to outrightly say he was against privatization. He was not a big advocate of the trend because while pri\l'ate companie!) can initially provide municipal services at lower prices, the city hls no leverage to prevent futu re rate increases, he said. Patrick Bartolic, the third Dis· trict 6 candidate, favo rs pri· v:uization if it saves the city money and the quality of services remains the same. Although ci ty officials and some candidates point to the success of the city tree-trimming contract as ju!ilification for more privatization, Lewis said the arrangement has not been entirely positive for the city. The city saved about $100,000 by hiring West Covina Arborists -Inc. to take over trimming of its 21,357 trees from an ll·man city crew. However, a~ the rate West Coast Arborists arc working, each tree will be trimmed once every five and a hair years, instead of the previous three-year cycle, Lewis said. "Yes, the city is saving money, but it's getting less service," he aid. "Trees )Viii start to hang down in the way of drivers and pc· destrian arid will look shoddier qu icker." City Manager Kevin Murphy de· fe nded the privati"'1tion practice. I le said it was important for the city to periodically examine the way it docs business, and vowed to weigh each contracting proposal on its own merits. While 1 tudy of the city's tree trimming showed a potential &av· ang from privatization, a siritllar look at the refuse ~lion de· partmcnl proved tir.l"f tW C:ity was RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. G~tir (7!4)966·1319~~ Mon., Oct. 2~. 1994 • 6:30 · 9:00pm Embassy Suites • 900 E Btrch Street SAN DIEGO ... , ..... 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COSTA MESA SENIOR.-CENTER during the 1994 ANNUAL FUND· DRIVE OCT. 1 0 -Nov. 1 0 Governed by the not-for-profit, tax exempt Costa Mesa Senior Citizens Corporation, the Center seNes.those 50 years and older living In Costa Mesa and surrounding areas. The Center's seNices. programs and activities ore designed to enhance the quality of life, preseNe and promote dignity and self worth. develop talents, foster socialization and support Independence and self-reliance. Although the City of Costa Mesa was a partner In building the facility. their support Is designed to make the Center self-sufficient by 1997. r--------------------------------------------, YES, I want to give to the } 7 994 Annuaf campaign. 0 Please chc1ge _____ k) my bp. <be._ _______ _ ----------"-----------Doll<Js t> ::J Mos:mld:l ~ Or'8~-- CO'd #~ _____ ..:......;.__;. _______ -:--_ ___,f>9lc*J& ___________ _ Moil To: Cosio M8sa Senior 08nl8r rA>Da~Plld 330 w. Bay Shet QS1~0492627 ' J• ,, . L--------------------------------------------~ - - Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot ANDERSON ........ , lecture to Carrie Luger Slayback's fourth-grade class at Cox Elementary School in Fountain Valley. For the last eight years, he has taught Slayback's students everythi.ng from-acceptance or those with disabilities to how not to get duf>t:d by advertising and commercials. • His efforts as a longtime - volunteer were lauded by the fountain Valley School District at a rc~ent board meetin~ with a ce~1llficate and a standing ovation. hard to undentand at first , but with a little concentration and patience from the listener, he manages to communicate effectively. Anderson's students listen intently and patiently to his lectures, which Slayback steps in to translate when children seem to have missed what he says. The children, in turn, eagerly raise their hands to repeat what Anderson has said when they understand. "He thinks about this as a job • and he's a very important part of my school year," Slayback said, "There's no other way to give that to my students." He's aware his appearance can make people uneasy and cause them to shy Tuesday. October 18, 1994 5 u cd to my spcnking.'r Ander on aid Since beginning his volunteer work. Anderson has been asked b) two other clas~cs to come speak to them, which he i) trying to fit in bctwcen.hi'i college schedule. . Ar.dcrson's goal now is to finish college, become a teacher, and maybe dabble in writing. "r wani to teach and trai~ people about people with physical challenges and personal carcgi..,cr traiJ.1ing," Anderson said. Besides his willingness to help, Slayback il> grateful for the living example llc sets for childr~ in promoting endurance and his contagious posi tive attitude toward life. BEACON .BAY , . . AUTO WASHES WE'RE .. CHANG/NG TO They are easy to teach and they ask a lot of questions like •what's wron~ with Y.Ou,' " Anderson said. "I lake that because that's how people learn by asking." ' away from him at first, but his warm smile and inviting nature draws many closer and keeps "I can tell by their journal writing at the encf ""or-n""'e-:)~'e.,,..ar,,....,,""'c---+----co . Anderson's "challenge" as he lakes to refer to his condition keeps him confined to a ' wheelchair. His speech may be . HEADQUARTERS •re•P•9• 1 a money-saving rccommendatidh from t~e Citizen Budget Advisory Committee. Now, one building is located at a corner of Newport Harbor High School and the other is near the site of the new build- ' ing. The school board was updated on the progress of the architect and landscape architect at last week's mee ting. Chu said at the forum last week that spending money this way didn't seem appropriate when Costa Mesa High School has light· • bulbs that need to be replaced and ceiling tiles that are falling down. New modular furniture systems that conserve space are also i n- cluded in the plan, as well as a . new filing system designed to cut down on space waste, said Carolyn Stocker, director of busi ness ser- vices. A new board room with a 200- person capacity will also be in the new building, complete with new furniture that can be arranged for a variety of purposes. · The Harper Community Q.enter, where meetings are now held, will those who know Anderson·coming back. "At first they seem shy, but after three or.four times, they get then be available for other uses. It could ·also be opened as a school, since school space is becoming necessary in th at area, Stocker said. The new building will house :ill district departments, including of· fices for the superintendent, as- sistant superintendent, director of elementary education, secondary education, special education, plan- ning and research personnel and fiscal services. An April groundbreaking is planned and officials hope to move into the office by mid- October. Funds for the building will come from a sep~rate public agency cre- ated by the board last week that will issue more than SS million in importnnt lessons they learned was not to give up and that set backs are temporary even if you ha.,e been pcr~nally insulted," Slayback said. bonds for the center and a Sl.26 million air-conditioning and heat- ing S)Stem for Corona dcl Mar High School. The ai r and heating system was installed at the s<;,llool (luring the summer and will be paid back en- tirely from developer fees, said Michael Fine, director of fisca l services. The Newport-Mesa Unified School District Public Financing Authority will issue and ove rsee the certificate'> of p:inicipation. They ''ill probably be paid off in about 15 ) ears. 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The Daily Pilot Orange County Metropolitan Pain du Monde Paso Robles Vintners & Growers Ritz-Carlton West Side Graphics For lnforrnation Call (714) 538-8276 · ($35. 00 tax deductible) Your contribution will support the Financial, Food, Medical and Dental Needs of the working poor and homeless who are assisted at Share Our Selves, 1550 Superior Avenue, Costa Mesa. (. • • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot • Tuesday, October 18, 1994 7 -IE ,,. ...... , took at the birds close up. There, rospenguin<» frolickcJ on the rocks beside us nod e'<en swam "ith Paul as he norldcd. I was absolutely enchanted. Once I learned there were pen~uins in New Z~alan<l, ?ur mission -at least tn my 011nd - wns obvious. Paul, the Ever Understanding One, knew better thon 10 disagree. Dut finding the birds was easier said than done. Everywhere locals alhised us to look turned out to I.Ji: penguin-less. I Wa'> told we had a Little Blue penguin, smallest of 18 penguin species, bobbing off our bow while sailing in N'cw Zealand's Bay of Pl enty. But all I saw ''as a speck, if even that. While our penguin search seemed to grow more fruitless each day, other experiences_ I.cpl us entertained. We spent two. days on a friend's "chook" farm, collecting eggs each morning from 5,000 hens. We drove through the town of Clinton, which, no joJ..e, is just dO\\n the highway from the town of Gore. (Yes, they've always been COUNCIL From P•s• 1 sues, making frequent mps to the podium and sometimes speaking t\\ ice on an issue. CIJd in camounage pants and a checkered bl:ller, and wearing a Superman ring, one \\hitc shoe and one blacJ.. hoe, King drew chucJ..lcs from the council mem· ber:. an(! the audience. At the end of the meeting, Hornbuckle suggc)tcd requesting "a ~ergeant at arms" for the next council meeting, no1ing outbursts from some of the candt<.IJtC), and Genis agreed. "People diti attempt to u:,e this foru m for political reasons," said Genis. "And this concerrls me. This should 9e the season when we see the best coming out of Americans, not the worst. This is '1hc most prcciou) 1irne to be an American. We should be learning about the issues:· And, after several rdcrenccs to the "silly season," Genis asked that the council refrain from using the term. in the future '"hen refer· ring to the campJign sca!lon. named this.) We sat in on a class of Appalachian Mountain • Oogging, an American folk dance (news to us). We dined on that exquisite New Zealand breakfast specialty, canned spaghetti on toast. We joined something called WWOOF -Willing Workers On Organic Farms. As WWOOFcrs, we were given the chance to work for our keep qn more than 300 farms specializing in everything ~ from bee keeping to goat herding to making "growing chairs" out of sprouting grains. We opted for a more conventional farm experience, that of June and Murray Stratford's. We tossed hay bales to their cattle, barley to their deer, hand-fed newborn lambs milk from a bottle. C!Jrly and Big Boy, the Stratford's porky pigs, were mighty pleased to eat fish bones and liver. We gained quite an appreciation for Ne..y Zealand, a country wit~ la.ndscapes that bring to mind · Alaska, Yosemite, Montana and Hawaii -all in a day's drive. This is a nation so rugby-crazed, one man recently brough1 to a game the cremated remains of his wife. He didn'1 want her to miss it. f y I What's It cost? Following is -:i record of some of our-cxpen)e ! • Dally ll\eragc: including room, food, local transportation, en1ertainment, postage: S2S.65. • AHrogc room ralc: S9.60 •The high: S66, City of London Youth Ho!>tel. -•The low: 40 cents, Kamal Guesthouse, Himalaya!>, Nepal. • 57% of th e trip completed, 55% of budget spent. New Zealand is small town; radio stations broadca!.t morning announcemen1s for lost pets. People a.re forever giving you things. · "Here," says Daphne, a great-grandmother who sat near us on the train, "l wam you to have this souvenir pen from the New Zealan<J ~taster Games." "Oh, yes," says Afice, clicking I her false teeth as she rummages through her pur~e. "HJvc this pen -it's from a ca~1lc i"n Scotland!" We try to slop her, but Alice isn't fini shed: she's back in her purse. Suddenly I'm the proud owner of hair product samples from Vidal Sassoon. BALIA CAIPEf ~ ~C.- s29 Tenninal Way, #20 • l!lsta Mesa 722-0~20 en Mon. -Fri. 9-5 • Since 1974 -Paul Odunalw With 10 days remaining in New Zealand, we still hadn't seen a penguin. It wouldn't be quite ~o discouraging had all rhe other birds we were interested in - gannets, white herons, Royal albatrosses -not been off limits due to nesting season. We decided to try one last expedition: Up the cast coast of the South Island to something called .Penguin Place. Penguin Place, we were told, was site of the( Yellow-Eyed Penguin Conservation Reserve, owned and operated by sheep farmer Howard McGrouther. Hmm. A sheep farmer running a penguin reserve. I told myself not to get my hopes up. Celebrates Its 25"' Anniversary Sunday, October 3'1" Schedule of Events: Q 00 Cole Mo Espresso Cort 10 30 Orowmg1or $200 1n merchandise 12 30 Catered lunch bv CIAO and • drawing f()( $300 1n riie<chond1se 2 30 Anniversary coke cun1ng ond dro.v1ng f()( $500 1n rnerch0nd1se (Plus roclu & rocb full ol GHAT clofftes of 1969 pric••) Let'• Celebrotef 213 l E Coosi Hwy C()(ono del Mlr • (71~07~5553 But fi\C minutes after knocking on hi') door, after quicJ.. handshakes and 11 gulp of tea, "'c found oursehcs in Howarlji 4x4, Rumeing O\er PQt hole:,, through pastures and in and arouni.I Y.OOlly sheep until v.e stopped, boom, smack dab in penguin land. "Look there," Ho\\ard said. There indeed. Standing be~de its nest, pink beak pointing skyward, a }ellow-eyed pen~uin stood like a Y.CC, feathered sentry, ju!.t 20 feet away. I'm "SUre Howard told us a lot of neat things abo\ll penguins in that next hour, but ii beats me \o,,hal was said. l was gone. Gu-ga. Lost in bliss. We 'vutchcd a sohtnn penguin staring out from atop a dunt'.. We sneaked a pc:ek at a penguin couple cu<.IJhng. \\'c s:m a young ycllow-e}e bod} surf to the beach, shake the sea \\Utcr from its tail fea1hcrs and v. addle all the ''UY home. It cpuldn'1 get better tha11 this. But 11 did. Howa~d 100J.. Pi.!ul and l up on our offer Jo kt us stick around a few <.la)~ an<l "ork l for our i.cep. Beci.luse Pen5u111 ~ Place is a private enterprise, fundea by thme \\ho pay Sl I for Howard's 90-minute tour, there's always plenty of worJ.. 10 be done. If you arc reured and li\tng on )OUr tn\C~tmenh. or .ibout to retire and rccc1'e a d1-,1ribut1on from \our retiremeni plan. come learn' Lhe folio\\ ing: • /111· 1111p11rf1111c c ,,, 11!1111111111: e //1111 fll tf1Tcf11fl \II/tr" /1/1 r \(1//1'1/( flftlll • \ "''' \fl11n1t11111 • //{ \ l<11lf111 l'n Howard ii. 1,.ery protecth·e of the penguins thut nest on his land. Th:u's why he designed a system of camouOagcd trenches and look-outs for his human visitors to get nround an Y.ithout dbturbing the bird), I hope the penguins appreciate it. We helped dig some • of tho:.c trenches and my achlii& • bud "111 ne" r forg t it. \\'& \lJ)'ed four days, and learned plcnt} about penguins Like how, out of 18 pen~uin species, only three live in icy, Antarctic conditions; the rest prefer bush, dunes, forest 6r cliffs. \Ve ll!arned that by cooing tuk, tuk, tuk, ruk, HO"ard \\as bcne-r able to quictl> reJch in and hft the bird:, to check for eggs underneath. And -big fun here -v. c learned how to analyze penguin poop. On our final ouung, Ho .... ard took Paul and 1 to R)an's Beach, one of the.man) sections of his 5·W·acrc rcser.e he keeps off-limit) to tourists. Imagine 1-:iguna 's Emerald Bay a couple hundred )Car-. ago. ThJt's the glorious, unspoiled beauty 90 or ~o endangered )CllO\\·e)e penguins l>\\lm home to evel) da). LucJ..}. lucky penguin!>. Mo!it apprcc1at1'<e us. • Featuring • Al.in Frecmm. F~ V.P Finn'1al Umlltant Tracey Kenne). Fmancial Consult.ant October 20th 7pm 800 Newpon Or. Dr .. Ste: 500 Newport Beach · Call for reserYation: I (800) 227-149~ I .. 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Warru F ive-year-old Brian Freeman doesn't buy in19 all this Battle of the Bay hoopla.. , When Friday night's 33rd high school football game between Back Bay rivals Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar ends, the son of CdM's first-yea r defen· sive coordinator Dick Freeman won't hesi- 1 tate to hug his favorite part icipant, even though he'll be clad in Newport blue. "Drian just adores Mike," Dick Free- man sa.id of Harbor senior tight end and linebacker Mike Freeman, the son of Dick's brother Jeff Freeman. That, of course, makes Mike Dick's nephew, as well as Brian's cousin. It also makes for some interesti ng interplay with- in the Freeman family this week. "My aunt Kathy -I love her a lot - but she's always ragging on us Newport guys," said Mike, who accepts the tongue- in-cheek barbs in good humor, adding, "It's all in good fun." Dick, whose teams were defeated the past two years by Mike's Harbor squads (21-17 last year and 22-0 in 1992), when he was the defensive coordinator at Sad- dleback High, said he, too, enjoys giving his talented ·nephew a thought or two to take onto the field. "Mike's a good kid and 1 kid him a lot(' Dick explained. "We never let it get serious, but I'll probably call his hQuse to try to grill him for information. Mike has a real good sense of humor and I'm about the ,funniest guy I know." Mike, a first-team AJl-Sea View tight end who has 13 receptions for 182 yards and l\ o touc~down~_.in his third varsity season, said Dick's return to CdM (he coached under former Sea King head man Dave Holland from 1976-87, before spending the last six under forme r Ana- heim High teammate Jerry Witte at Sad- dlCback) adds a different twist to this Bat- ' tle of the Bay. "It's a pretty big game every year, but personally, it's even bigger with my uncl~ coaching over there,". said Mike, who caught one pass for 35 yards in two games against Dick's Saddleback defenses. "We're pretty close, and we see each a MAac MAaTlN/DA.ILY PILOT See I LOOD/Pa1e At CdM defensive coordinator Dick Freeman makes point to Tom O'Meara (38). BEHIND THE SCENES ~ Rohrer, .Baum responsible for bringing· best possible pl ayers to Newport Classic. Bv RJcKA.RD D uNN, SPOllTS Wam;a J 'akc Rohrer remembers the early days of recrui ting with Gene Baum, when they'd wait at the 19th hole for disgruntled golfers who'd just failed to make the cut at the former San Diego Ope", now the PGA Tour's Buick Invitational. · It wasn't exactly a pleasant time for conversation. But Rohrer and Baum had to roll up their sleeves and battle in the trenches if they wanted a pro-am golf tournament at the Newport Beach Country Club. It was a time before the PGA's Qualifying School, a grueling, six-round competition every autumn for hundreds of aspiring professionals, most of whom will corny up short in their quest for a PGA Tour card. · Daum and Rohrer, the player recruiting moguls of the;: annual Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am for the past 15 years, have carved a niche in the PGA market, working near-at-hand with PGA officials during the final rounds of Qualifying School -or Q School, as it's better known - in order to bring the best available golfers to Newport · · Beach every THE January. NEWPORT CLASSIC As polfers llJj PRO-AM registtr for ~ theQ Scho9l final s, Baum and Rohrer sit in the same room with PGA officials, handing out invitations to. their Newport CJ;issic Pro-Am and giving their pitch to each and every golfer, about 180 in toral. How Baum anc..I Rohrer h:.ive established such a link · with the PG/\ embodies many factors, but nevertheless - their recruiting ventures are certainly far more peaceful than the early days. "I remember going to San Drego, ;md who"C\·er had missec..I the cut, we'd ask th em to come play with us," said Rohrer, pro-am chairman of the Ne" port Classic (Jan. 27-28) for the second consecutive year, and fourth time overall. "It's tough. because they're depressed and mad," he continued. "We'd talk to th.em, but it was a hard sell, so we're happy to be beyond those days. Trying to convince somebody to play in your tournament, who'd just missed the cut, those were tough days." The Newport Cl3ssic Pro-Am, which began as Crosby Southern in 1975, has always benefited Hong Memorial Hospi tal. Since the tournament's inception, an estimated Sl.6 million has been raised through the toui:nament and the 552 Club, the hospital support group, clearly making the Newport Classic the biggest golf tournament' in the arc<i. I , , CMH l'. tui.:scn/Foa Tiii 0AJLY PILOT Recruiter Gene Baum follows through with swing. , Each Thanksgi' ing "cckend, th ey ny to the site of the Q School linal anc..I se t up shop for th e following week. Next month, they will tee off to the Greenlefc Resort, oubide of Orlando, Fla., fo r yet another recruiting undertaking or pro golfers. It's a lot easier now. "We're well -respected and '''ell-received by the PGA," Baum said. "We've built up a rapport with the PGA, and it all started down in Palm De~cn, ,,..hen they had the first Q School. Thc.n, we really got organi£ed and we really \\ent after them. "We're the only tournament in that (Q School registration) room; it's the PGA people, the players at Q School and us. We sit right next to them, but we don't get in their way. We're reaching out to the young players, and although (PGA officials) have never said it, I think that's why they let us do what we do. CusY p LUl(SCH/1-0a Tiii• l>.\ll y 1'11 OT Newport Classic Pro-Am recruiter Jake Rohrer works on his own putting game. ' There arc many volunteers and supporters of the event, but without the flai r of Baum arld Rohrer, there would be no prof essionaJ golfers. "It's a good tournament for the young players -we l ee ICINll/P•1• At . . CdM turns it on late to win ~ Sea Kings break away from late deadlock to defeat ranked opponent in non-lea gue match. B Y Dt.NNIS BllOSTElUIOUS, SroaTS Wann CORONA DEL MAR - The Corona del Mar High water polo team, challenged late in the third quarter, turned~~~-~ it up an the final eight minutes ·~~II=-' of playing time to defeat Har· - vard of Westlake, 14-11, in non-league water polo action Monday afternoon at CdM. The Sea Kings, rani...ed third in last week's CIF Southern Section Division I poll, led ·mo t of the way in the early going, only to see the Wolverines pull even at 9-9 in the final two minutes of the third period. From that point, Corona (1 2-4 ov~rnll) dominated, outscoring the visitors, 5-2, the rest of the way. Kevin Tucker's goal with eight seconds to play in the third quarter broke the deadlock and gave CdM the lead fo r keeps. From there, the Sea King defense stiff- ened, with one of Harvard's final two goals coming with just 14 seconds remaining and only after Corona had taken a 14-10 advan- tage. "I thought the gu}S played well today," said CdM Coach John Vargas. "That's a good team we played today. Overall, l •\\a.s happy with the way we played." Adam McFarland led the coring parade with five goals, while Neil Hueston and J ames Palda added three each and Adrian Strelzow two. · The fi rst of Strelzow's goals came off a feed from McFarland with 6:35 ·remaining and padded CdM's lead at 1 l-9. StrclLOw tallied again a little more than a minute later off a nice p:iss from l lueston to give the Sea Kings a three-goal pad. Harvard (11 -3) pulled closer on one of eight goals from Jim Duff, but lfue ton and Palda scored at 2:35 and 1: 14 remaining, re- spectively, to put the game away. "I was pleased wi th the way we fin1,IU:d," said Vargas. "We've been allowing teams back into games. We also have to \\Ork on our consistency. This team has been really up and down this season. "Kevin Tucker and Adrian Strelzow have been struggling a little bit, but they cJme out and played very well today. And I think the same can be said of Cameron Gli.1.,gow.'' coaou DIL MAii 1 •, llAllYA•D 11 Aarv.nl 2 3 4 2 -11 CoronadelMar 3 '4 3 4-14 H.vv.nl tc0rlna: Duff I, Won 1, Alden 1, Raulh 1. C..... .. Mer ICOrina; Mchrl.and s. P.ald.a J, HuetCO. J, SClekow 21 Tuder 1. ~. • -· .-. ' .. MAac MAI.me/DAILY Pu.or Corona del Mar's Adam McFarland, who scored five goal1, eyes-target against Harvard defender Jim Duff MOl\day. : . . ' , Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Tuesday. October 18, 1994 8 DAILY PILOT ~ION ICHOOL POOTMLL llAION nanmcs (ACCUMULATIVI) ~--Gamebustersl CdM (S-3, 1-0) , a_.aoN (INDIVIDUAL) RYahlng tcl9 nn av,g 13-4 1,134 s 411 31S 6 5 21 1Gt 8 o 4 62 IS 5 26 18 0 7 2 23 11.S 5 IA 21 3 12 40 4 11 , 29 3 1 07 ...... "' pa po ydg Int 47 111 m c 17 s 75 1 3 1 26 0 2 1 12 • 0 Racahttng po nn. avg. 9 119 132 3 61 203 3 37 123 2 11 as 2 14 70 1 12 120 1 12 12 0 1 12 12 0 1 6 60 Scoring td long 11 08 s 34 2 3A 0 63 0 20 2 13 0 I 0 I 0 5 0 2 pct. let 340 2 294 0 333. 0 500 0. td 10119 1 41 0 31 2 14 0 13 0 13 0 12 0 12 0 12 0 6 ii 68, Wa'z 34, Keane 19, Ta eu 12, »1e 12. PerlrrM!er 8, 80t~ 6. M~cDona'd 6, ii 6. Mct.Qckltl 6 Field goal1 lnterceptlon1 1~dJ 4 Boitil\d 2 0 Cesaie 1 Perlm\.~J!I 1 SEASON (TEAM) Opp S11 Klnga n a2 CiSI downs ' S·)illdagt 22S 1 04i 243-1 799 ;e M!'lrlO OU! •r.e ruSIW10 y11da09 PUltlO yard~e •• puUlg )•dJ;e W!O .::. ....... CWI 1)11 pm C«f1I ~ lll pei pass ~ I )'11~e• SJCU·)lldJ~ rl;t SJCU )i<cUOt )ll~t n;ie net )lldr.t o..ru-1.eri;e :tS·'.tlltleS loSI 46 H m aoJ • 614 m 102 <9 •'·9S-! 2l·72-S 13 0 12 7 71 4 0 7) 222 1~ ·1• 8~2 ~0·13 13 .7 : 662 2 ze» m 381 22·Z9 9 15·40 0 !6-10 21·10 18 15 30 ?5 •5·401 • ~·11 . 7H7 f 6·<0 '9 Tama ol posm.$IOlf""" 25 34 22 26 ·P.-. tf'!Wltl. f!WttP'..ons. ,,...,~ • ret.inlt Accumulatlve Score by Quartera pp.."'1fru JS 42 27 15-119 OICJIJ Del MM 27 63 43 44-178 1994 Log non-league E&son (S-1) LUlllll (S-11 ~(S-11 Sa~ cblck (2·41 ~ N-' \• ty 2·~J Sea View League ~ E Toro P·J) 21-31 Net11pol1 IWl>ul (6·0 :s-s ~•vQMu 13-3! • s~~.:t:ac' .'3-h 12~1 • Ne"'~ .•u-W~~ (5-1), II h • JS 22 14 7 13 Cotti Mell (5-1, 1-0) SEASON (INDIVIDUAL) Player Chilman CtenShlw ~ Amezol& Reevts Taylor Mc811dt RYahlng tcb nn avg 124 1.213 98 59 658 112 43 284 66 2S 199 80 22 °118 54 16 24 15 2 12 60 • Pualng Id long 18 57 6 70 3 30 0 33 1 12 2 11 2 6 Player pa pc wct1 Int pcL td h)'lcw 40 U 202 3 .3SO 3 • Racalvtng pc nn • .vfl· Jct long 4 60 150 • 2 30 4 52 130 0 14 3 59 16 3 0 21 • 2 14 7 0 0 11 1 27 270 0 27 lcorlng ChalmJn. 114. Crenww :sa. 2•. Althlldl 20. Ret¥H 20, Taytor 16, AmelOla 16. M:>li.edt 15. Sdvoedef 12. Mc8ndt 12. Wet 4. <Wvet 2. Jehlllgt1 • tnterc:eptlone Amezola 3; Chatman 1, Reeves 1. Me1ie 1 Fleld goal• SEASON (TEAM) Opp Mutlanga lOlll first 00M$ 64 Rushu-yMdage 161·836 A\1flOe rus'wlg oa:n 5 2 Ama~e 111s,""1g yardage 139 l cQI pass.ig yirdlge 661 Arttape PUS>"O ya•C!Jge 110 Pus Cet:'?. ~rt Jl.87-6 Av~ 0111 pei pus como 2n O A•o OUI pel pus i!:m? 7 6 t.el rt'-m )'l!da_ae• 18 l~ ACU·y~da~ "°1-<5 Al't(a~e uc.u. )it:UQt 1 3-7 5 Nd }OTCipe 1.S72 A•err.e ne1 pre~ 262 TO'.il Plt'CS·avtra;e • 11·319 F.nb!n-lllfl'lllts lost 1~ 11 T Olaf tJmove11 1: • AverJllf lbn1C"•tft 2 8 r.ios·rvda;e 21·112 Aitlagt tia:s·y¥l!age • 4 S.30 AYO r imt o1 imsession 20 •• 122 291-2508 u '15 212 37 14-4).~ 144 50 121 1 ·9 02·1 s .2 832 • •57 3-25 3 13-6 8 13 21.m 'S-33 2715 "Pure re-... 'TIS. wwut>t.ons lumt. e re::."llS Accumulatlva Score by Quartera Opponents 13 27 2S 45-110 Com Mm 48 88 88 49-273 1994 Log non·leagye 50 Omn Virw (il-6) 6 · 38 Wemimtei (4·21 1' 28 Ml)1U (2-41 16 38 Ttoy (S.1) 40 63 Sit'U A.'la 1IMiJ 20 Paclnc CoHt League 56 Uc.JN Beacn l1·51 14 021 -ll Ai.so fi:~;ie· (7-r, C28-ES'.na 3-31. II kf"')Oll t-;C-Utt.n~ l'.t-31. • W..:-.e Ml-la:~ HO;J 4-21 11 ';e.QOll HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL HONORS .. Corona del Mar Players of the Week ~~I CHY NICHOLS A 6-foot-3, 210-pound tunior center, he anchored an offensive line that helped pave the way for 414 rushing yards and four touchdowns. DAVE LEE A 5-foot-11 , 195-pound senior defensive end ... he played key role in what coaches called the front four's best game yet. Costa Mesa Players of the Week A 6-foot-1, 200-pound senior two-way standout, he rushe d for 157 yards on 14 carries and had one quarterback sack. BRIAN REEVES A 5-foot-10, 170-pound junior, he r~turned opening kickoff for a 95-yard .. touchdown and also garnered an interception. Estancia Players of the Week BEN NOVAK A 6-foot-2, 170-pound senior receiver, he made four catches for 96 yards, including a juggling grab of a 52-yard bomb. OSCAR LOMELI A 5-foot-9, 175-pound senior, he made eight tackles at linebacker and carried four times for 12 yards doubling at fullback. Newport Harbor Players of the Week JEREMY MASON . A 5-foot-1 O, 160-pound junior, he rushed for 76 yards on 15 carries and recovereti an Irvine fumble in the final minutes to ice b win. MATT RIGGLE A 5-f oot-11 , 205-pound senior linebacker, he .had seven tackles and fourlllllll. ......... IOld bkdlng at fullback. '\ SEASON (INDIVIDUAL. Ryet,lng tcb "" avg tel long 77 372 0 0 19 32 267 7 2 1 77 32 181 s 7 3 22 34 159 '7• 0 30 24 30 1.1 4 15 • 27 3 0 0 15-4 15 18 0 8 3 4 1.3 0 19 1 3 30 0 3 1 1 10 0 1 I ·5 ·SO 0 ·5 1 .7 -70 0 .7 Player NMlt Stault• Amaya GonztJez AotU Feeney ,. ... "' pa pc rdl Int 30 12 133 3 35 11 118 3 7 4 89 1 1 1 14 0 1 1 8 0 Racetvtne pc nn. avg. 12 16'4 13.7 7 86 12.3 4 46 11.S 2 33 165 2 )3 11 s 2 22 110 pct. td 400 0 3n o 571 0 1000 0 1.000 0 td long 0 S2 0 17 1 22 0 33 0 16 0 17 Scoring • Perry 24. lomeb 18. Novak 16. Amaya 6. Aores, 6, fehx 0 , Fleld goela Novak (2) -42, 33 Interception• V111Urla 1. T Goonlel 1. Jftd 1 SEASON (TEAM) Opp To\il f1S1 dCtV"S !>& Ruslles·raida;e 189·8'8 A-.tra;e rustq oui • S Awa;e rustq yardage 1'1 T oQI pusng yl!Oagt 292 A•eraoe pass~ ya<cage 48 Pus comp, a::miit. it 211-71·3 Avg QUI I* pass COll'P 10 4 Avg ~911 1)155 lCmP 4 1 Ml lelo.'11 y&IQce" 168 TOI.II U~'5·yl1Ciet 19 ·14:1 A•c1';t ucu ya:c:aoe 3 ·27 Nit y-ara:i• 1 1 u Awer1ge Mt YJtda;e 195 TOCJI Olt'U·avttaot 31·31 5 fumbtes-1.m>lts lcs1 12·7 T oQI i.ino.ers 10 Avera;e DJmcvtC'S • 1 6 ~-... ~· •7·332 Aver191 fiaos·yllda~e 6-55 ~YO Tme o1 possession 24 15 IEagJH 67 223-1,079 " 180 374 57 29'74-7 119 •6 46 8-43 I ·7 1'56 238 22·31 s 22·10 17 2.8 35.374 6-62 23 45 ·Punt 1111ims 1n:ercePl#IJ. l\lrnblt tetuMS Accumulative Score by Quarters 0PPOOtnlS 24 34 8 13-79 EsWlC•I 7 38 21 10-76 1994 Log non-league 7 Cypress (2~1 18 31 la Ouna (1·5) 0 24 Cilwary CN;>ci 12~1 6 14 • Ocu.~ Vie• io-61 3 0 Troy (5-1) 31 Pacific Coa1t League 0 l.'ill.~ 3-lt 20 020 -l~.r.a Hll:S (J.3l. lll Nt'tl '!>Oii 029-Cosa ..,tu (S-1). a1 ~111>011 •,A-,,_so t.;JCJ (2~) • 0CC '411-• t.r.n BeXll (1·51 ., SCENES Fr•• P•9• Al ghe them S300 spending money, greJI hotel r:uas, \\e feed them, entertain them al the gala, and trc.11 them like they're special, like · the}'re a reJI pro on the 1our.1' D..1um, a retired ~c.:neral m:snager of Po.)I Em elope Co., \.\ho JOincd the Ne\\ port Beach Country tlub in the early 70i., olici1~ the tourn;iment to the profc~!>ionab by offering a competithc tuncup·for the · follo"ing "eek's AT&T a t Pebble Bea h, or Nike Tour e'cnt. The Ne"' port Classic Pro· Am is ne,er scheduled to clash \\ith J Nike Tour C\Cnt or a wide-open PGA Tour e\cn1; instead, i.LsJ1eld during the \\eckend of the Phocni.\ Open, "'here onfy a fe\\ Q Sch()(ll qualifiers or l'\1ke Tour plJ)ers '' 111 be accepted. "There are a number of fa ctori. \\ h} "e 're able to do what "e do.'' Rohrer s..1id. "Se\eral of the PGA officiab \\Cre pla)ers at one time and pla)cd in our tournament, going wa) back 10 some of the very early years when it \\as the Crosby Southern. They saw how LOCAL SCHEDULE TODAY w ••• , , ••• Community coUcgt -~n Diego Mtn .it Or.ingt C0.1st. 3 :30. hccer Community coll~t men -rullcrton ill Or.ingt Co.i~t. l p.m. Community college ~omen -R..lncho ~nli.igo ill Or.ingc Co.isl. 3 p.m. , ...... . ltigh school girls -l~int .it N~J>Of1 H.irbor, 3 p.m.; Coton.\ Ml MN .it [J Toro, 3 p.m.; UJun.i kKh ill CosU Me$.l. 3:15; Uni1>crsity ill Est.inci.t., l :1S. V•ll•~•ll lfigh '<hoot girls -l.igun.i H1llJ ilt Co,lil Mes.a, 6; b t.anci.i £t u gunl 8c.ich. '; l~1n' at ""~-port H.arbor, 6:30; Coron.a M l "'"' .it Cl T OrO, 6:30. · DllP llA FllHING MONDAY"S PISM COUNTS D11Vey'1 Leckff -J ~IS, f>I anprs. 2~ bonito, S calico IJ.m, ft s.ind b.•s. 2.l •Clllpln, l ~httpht.ad, 20 r1K.lt.fol\, I halibut, Ull nad.,rct, 12 bl11~ sh.uls Crcl«..l di. Newperi L•fttll!li1 -J bo.atJ,. SCI angll'u. 12 co1hn> b.ao, 1 und bu1, u rodfi1h, 17 1elupin, 7 hon 11.l, S thttpn :ad, 2 l1n rod, 1 tmt'lt, 4S 'i~nuh lac~ .. l l bl1 l.1m th ~t1.h, 29 blu pc1<h. 16 '11h I fhh, 6 ~ol , S mt\lf1 I Npt. ....... (8·0, 1-0) SEASON (INDIVIDUAL) Player t<aouoft Muon JomsOll Thordsen R•golt Berger Gqdlf'i RYahlnt tcb' nwe avg 54 331 6 1 86 329 38 30 1eo e 1 2 23 11 ~ 8 6 07 1 4 4 0 6 ·11 ·1 8 Pa11ln1 td long 5 44 3 20 • 45 0 12 0 6 0 4 0 6 ftlayer pa pc ydg Int pcl. td Godft 106 56 819 4 528 7 Fredi ll5al 2 0 0 1 000 0 ftt.yer Pulitlo 8entJoger freemMI Mason McllcnouOll ICJgisotl Rogolt Berger Receiving pc ""· aYV· 17 240 ,, 1 14 275 19 6 13 182 140 3 34 113 3 33 11 0 3 13 '3 2 28 14 0 1 11 110 Scoring td long 0 34 4 57 2 36 0 15 1 19 0 7 0 21 0 11 ICJguol1 30, Johnson 24 8tf\MQtt 2•. Muon 18, Paray 16, fieemin 12, Md>onolJon 1 o, Berger 2 . Fleld Coel1 • P11dy 1 (23) lntercep\lone S~m 3. JoMson 2. Berger 1 SEASON(TEAM) Opp Tars l OIJI fnt downs 7 2 90 Rushes-yardage 1'6·493 187·862 Avenge r oJ61w1o gui 3 4 4 6 Average ru.shollO yatdalle 82 143 TOI.II puSflO yatdage 673 819 Average pus.ng yardlQI 112 137 Pass C01111. i:m.... 73-1~6 56-1~ Avg QUI per pass Com;> 9-5 1' 6 Avg po per pass ~ S 2 7 6 ~ lrJ!l YJ!dagt' 118 TOl.lll SKU·yat032e 12 ·65 Avmge ~cu., yard3;. 2 0 • 11 Net )"Ir~ 1 231 Avmge net YJ!Cl;t Z'35 Toe» pu:u-Nn;t n 3a hcmles·l..m~ lost 12·6 Tot.al 1.imo-.tlS 12 Avenge t.JmOvets 2 0 Raos·rardalle 28·242 Avenge r.a11S·yarca~e 4 7-40 Ayg Tme ol possession 22 •9 53 notlt ror.e 1,734 258 ~31& 6-5 9 1 s 34.304 s;.s1 25 01 •Puit re'"..ims tn:eieep:ions, lumb'* 1rt.ms AccymulaUve Score by Quarter• OPQOnetU 13 30 12 3-ca Newpcl1 H11bol 34 57 21 24-136 1994 Log non-league 28 Of~· (4·2} ' 10 28 Ocean V•tw (0-6) o 28 FooM (2-41 7 21 Cifl)'Oll (S-1) 19 22 SM.""11 (S-1) IS Sea View League 9 lrvne (2-4) 021-Cd.'.I (3·31. home OZ8-Waodbfll!~ \5·11. • nT.a N4-SM'U Mar;aru (3-31. home "10-El Toio (3-3). home we treated the plJ)Crs. and Sa\\ how \\e put it on and they ''ere· encouraged b) lh;it "Secondlv. ''e do olfer the ~ou ng-players a \\Cll·run. competiti\'C tournJment al a lime of )ear when they qon't ha'e mJny aflerna1h e!>. ihcy'rc looJ..ing for 4 place to pl")· and the PGA 1s h:!pp) to encour;ige them to pla) here. The PGA cannot oft1 iJlly do that. bu1 the) ob,iou:,ly underi.taml \\hat y.c·re tf\1ng to do, so 1h•e) unoff1 iJll) endor!>e us." Roorer, o, ... ner of a "hole~Jle d istribution compJny. Jbo mentioned the connic1 ekmen1, in that the Ne\\ port Cl.ls::.ic goe out of us "a) 10 !>tl~ J.\\ J) !rvm J Nike Tour e'enl the !>Jmc weekend, or a popul.lr PGA lour e\ent \\llh SC\CrJI opening) The final factor h their ~ooJ rela1ion)hip::. "1th PGA oi~oJb "It's like a big brother·httle brother situJtion," B:ium SJtd, "although \\C\e ne\er d1,1...U))t:J 1t that \\Jy. Dut it e\ii.l~ · With a special per:,01uht) of ii own, the Ne,i.port Clai. 1c, you could suggest, is indeed the area) annual PGA Tour Mop. Panic Disorder It's Real. It's Treatable. call 1-800 64 PANIC. (Last week's prep football ptays of 30 yards or more) • 96-Brian Hogan (Corona del Mar), TD run. • 95-Brian Reeves (Costa Mesa), TD kickoff return. • 74-Brian Hogan (Corona del Mar), TD run. • 73 -Aaron Perlmutter (CdM), TD interception return .. • 66-Dewayne Crenshaw (Costa Mesa). run. • 52-Ben Novak (Estancia), pass from Jack ClarK • 48-Josh Amezola (Costa Mesa), TD interception return. • 41 -Charles Qhatman (Costa Mesa), TD run.· • 38.-Karlo Amaya (Estancia), run. . • 38-Jon Benzinger (Ne ~port), pass from JoM G1ordani. • 34 -Charles Chatman (Costa Mesa), run. ~ • 33-Edon Kagasotf (Ne vport Harbor). run. • 33 -Charles Chatman (Costa Mesa), TD run. / • 30-Frough Jah1d (Estancia), run. . • 30-John Schroeder {Costa Mesa). TD pass from Taylot Game stoppers! (Last week's defensive eye-openers) . • Cornerback Danny Virrueta of Esta:ic1a, ccming off the corner to wrap up University's Alan Price for 11 -Y.ard loss to for punt at the Estancia 33. •Ryan Taylor of Costa t.1esa; stuffing Lag .. na Beach tight end for 4-yard loss on screen pass \·,ltn big hi:; Josh Amezola, cutting in f rant of Lagu!"la· rece1 er for interception, returning ball 48 yards for a TO. •Dan Eadie and Dan McDonough of e:.port Rarbor. stuffing Irvine's Russ DJe.., for 1 -~ ard gain on fourth-and-t\vo at Tars' 3-1 in the third quar.er; McDonougn, flas hing mto Irvine backfield to le e D1er1 for 1.-yarc loss on Irvine s finat possession sec. women blanked by Westmont c·os1 A ME A -The South l'rn California College \\Omen' \occer team came out on the ~hort 1.:nd of a -Golden tatc Athle11c C "'nh.:rcn .... ~ m.:uchup dg .. un'~ 'I'll· inf \\c-.101un1 ~fonJa) night. t'-O\li· ing. 5-ll BLOOD Fre• P•t• AS other almost C\ef) "eel.end, ellher at his house or our::. I 1hmk 11 II be ..1 tough gJ.me for m)' £randpJr· enb." Dick make~ no 1'one ... a~f\Ut the pnde he ha 1n Mike. both ,ot1 the iicld jnd off and he '..i)' he "a' ah\:I\' a ''gncd w "cout "\c~pon \\ h1le at Saddle back "I'd JUSt go to th Nc"port K n'>tl \\a Iker 'c.ircd t~o gi'lal-. "A h1lc:-Am' Schull.· He,nhcr' \'an Horn and C a'inc Hieb added ''". gle goals each for \\ C'-tmont (11)..). : O\erall. ·qi.J n tl:ie .. einlercnet:l C.10.thc Ann L e"A1' "Aa' 1.red11ed .,i.11h 14 '-J\C' l()f ~('( It---.:. ~--l­ U) pme~ :ind !I ' \\I the 1 .. :n I~ •• r Di.:k rc-.::i1kd ...... e:im:: ... it \\ .i tough to 1:il.;e r:l) e~ c off ~ 1.Ae tu "::out the rc ... t 01 their mf~~:..! 11:. bCCO _grc::\l tO \\ :~h mm UI... .1.11..1 from :i g:mgl) >::!,_ta a pr~:t: ~ ~ football p?:i)~:-. He\ d~fin,1.::I~ vn, of (:-...:"port'<} h'g g .. n::.:· Bu .. n. r ,, air. n : \Ith : nc .r.!? -"oulJ he:in::uicr e. · -~·~tikc i .. ·ur~nn\ h.:r. :· Diet.. - !>:uJ ··11e :ili~:.iµ ~\..w.~ .to-;-;~·------...., ~111.:e\ helmet o:i, qr 11.;~1 ... 1.inu b:- l>ldc him aft r :i pmc " M~~~F,~AMJLYOWNEDAND~~~~~= Where Our Customers Refer Their Friends AWABp AAATCO is The Proud Recipient of The "Newport Balboa Rotary Club• Award For Honesty And ' Integrity. Mufflers• Brakes Ask FREE• Estimates Trailer Hitch.ta Ab • Tow ing L out • Road Test B;I,,ltt•J 631-1170 TRANSMISSION 1728 PLACENTIA SERVICE• REPAIR• EXCHANGE COSTA MESA .. __ DOMESTIC• IMPORTED CARS• TRUCKS• RV'S __ _ CELEJ3RATE NATIONAL . RED RIBBON WEEK _October 23-31, 1994 I fcalthy Mc<111~ J)run Free This SPECIAL SECTION will show you r support in promoting drug awaren~ss and abuse prevention in our community. Publication date: -~--~,~-~~~~~ Deadlines: S_pace • Copy· Camera Ready/ Released: Rate: . ' • . \ tO TUMdlly, OCtober 18, ~984 MUCllOTICll PUl&JC leOTICD pt-..C I01'ICll W IOTICll W- aa•l&JC -• CAm» MIJCIOT'ICI fNfft the........... IWA ,.v -·-Thie l'1t1mertt w l9ed nodoed-.W.. .....,. ot ... .,. ':!'~,::::::-=rlB'*! MOTICS 0:.:-r~ ~ "81•• YOU MAY IXAM-aa Met• --of w 11. 111J, • trw•"-• 1a•-· •• • .,_ .... -.... 1 --tNVITtNG 91H ber at. 1._.,. °" _.... •n1>111-. S. lecloll 14400 et 9" INE "'-.. kept by the nJ'I ltre ... '";'d"1oulln No. 13-4&7'12 in ()ff;;. -~ .. ''°'" -.;.i.m. ;;&-....-. YOU Ti Sealed bide INV be r• ~A.o.rta •111mHI Md Pf COUit. If Y9U .. e P9f· Au"'*fV, In TrKt MO .._.ofe>nnt-Couftfv, I t•> to.... AC"ftOlt TO liMOmlllll'S~ftll'•-cel'Ved aa the olftc:• of Vie Publehed NllWl*1 aw& The IOlowlrll ~ .. 1) eon ........_. ID &M 112 .. an lt'9 ~ cal c:.111.,... • ptu. ~YM ~ MClll •n1 IT MAY C.ty Cletk, ~ Newpoft Co6la MMe _o.ily ·"°' ()o. clOlna bullnMil •: ti--...... ¥9'1 INY .. PGft .. ac:h, County • fllMCB, ~ Alt Undivided her~• and adv4ln • 1CLD AT A "*-IC ~ard, ,.0 . 9oir 1'91, 1obef 11 11 ~ ~ INN!R ~ 1llO M.mlllllllUCMWC:W. lllNd\ ii. oeu1t e ........ Orange, atate ot C..... t/Undper Unll,_S-.... lhe o.n..,..ar; le ML1. •YOU~ M N"'j)Of1 kact'I, Ce t215t. 1 ,... • I • • , ...... Cir" ...... 11RIBoufl ~ COi lpeoW nl• .. pet..... "'-· .. a r-nt In n.o °'Obit~ ................ °' THI l7d IM'ltJI 1':00 A.M . .,._ • • l241 CA dl27 C'Mr1IDe CA90703 Nodoe of"'-""" •fin IA aooei 23, ~ • Common ... nd to lot I Of ptlOf to.... NAY\m °' THI "'°" lhe 2 dAly Of ~. a..de o.ncH. IMO~ NtWl*tllMc:ll·ColilMeu lnwntory end lppNiill I ot m11cef1enoou TiectNo.10871, H Shown VOU AM 1H &)aPAU'-CW MYtlT YOU. t"4. PUIUCNOTICI ai.n.eir.,co.taMMa,..... Oll¥Plot f .... , ta of mape ll'llhaomceot on•Mll>~inlook UNDlft A DllD o YOUIHDULDCONTACTA INTlAS!CTION IM· t2U7 ~14-411 ° .. :. .... ., County Aocorder of 418 ....... 47 end 41 ol TflUST DATID Julv " UWY9R. PROVEMENTS AT 11'TH NOTICtlOI' Thie bu1lnea1 11 con-Oct11.2SN0\11,I anv.::w,.:t~~ COunlv."'°'9 MiloelleMOUtMop9.1n1he 11t2.UNLISIVOUTAI< NOTUGf'TRUI~ STREETIWESTCLIFF ADOPTIOMOl'A duaedby.anlndMdUel ·2so of MO-. deecnbed.. Offtc• Of "'-Or•no• ACTION TO PfllOTIC UL.I DRIVE ~D IRVINE AV• DtSADVMTAGD Roglalrant hu not yet ~ I01'ICI ~tob of &: Calli•r:i-~nnln9 •I tho IOUI" County "8c0fder. hC•Clt Voufll Pfl()PIRTY, " MA No. 16Q:MllMC ENUE. Contract No, 2943, .U ... •11 ~ '° 1twac1 bueinMe ft Aft n OI' ate e. .. ... t.eftj COn'9r Ol LOI 1' Therefrom Unlta Numbered 8£ SOLD AT A PU8U Oft ....,. ...... , 01. 1•1 IC Engineer'• Eetlmate •NTBINIUI underlheilkl1lllouoN11M(•) WITI••••.:--quf Ht 1f0t::::'~Noflice In a1oc11 21, 1nenc l'Throughl2,tnctulive,H IALl 1, 'tOU HllD •.eoA.11. .. .LattMtrOfll.,.. '2b0,ooo.oo lleted ~. ----~ onn • -· rom ~ ~ 11'8 Shown on the Condomln ElCPLAHATION 0' TH trance'° ur ... Coa• Tl-Appr<>v•d by the City PROOUll POil '18CAL Slade Oenchl .... W.. tho court clerk. lfiV tine ot u'4 Loi 11 lum Aan Described above. NATURE OF T .. E PflO do eo.pany, AON. Tuedn o.tt Plot C"ouocll 11111 10 day Of oc-ftM , ..... •n Thi• atatement WU lll9d ~.,........ Attamey ·-........ : •nd ak>n9 the nof1hort bceot Thetell'om All Miner. HDING AGAINST vou. "' .... ~ d ...... Ana, CN21317J tober, 1994 ftTNaCITYOfl With the County ~ ... ~ l'IOTITIOU9 D°"9W !. .......... prolongouon of HI •I•. Oil. GH and Other Hy· OU SHOULD CoHTACT A eountyclOrM90, ... cl OcU 1t ll2$ Wanda •· "-eelo COITA ll•U ft Orange COl.lltV on ..,..-....,. ........ ....... '*'· •t'*1y line • dit&anc droc9'tlon Suba~ LYing AWV!A CMoMia, ~ Ro-• • • Pro•pectlV• blddtfl may R•SOLUTION M-80 14• l994. The fDlowlng '*'°" Ne ..... -a ........ of 31 H .... '° an lntef below • D.pth of 600 ~ .. t GE C•p1tal Morlgage conveyMC• Cornpeny, a PUIUC IOTICI Obtain one Ml ot bld docu· The C4tv of C'*-Mala PU• t :11 wl&MrMW'I u • ...,.,.. 1470 .......... RoM Wtion wtlh lM Souit* below the Surfec:• ol S•ld ruet Deed Senile••· Inc., CaWotNa Cotporltioft, u --------- 1 1 the f tit• Mt an annual QOef rot Publlehed Ne'#POf1 leech-partner from IN 1*1'*· Su119 ZOO ly prolongal•on ot ti\ l •nd, Without the Right of • truateo, Gwen A dUIY llPPOlfllClld TN..._ Fiii ii. W mtn • 1 no coat •I 0 ' llllCAI y .. 1994-95 ol Ill· Cotta Meu DlllY PUoC ()o. lhlo ~ under the Na-..rt •ec:fl CA ••lerty tine Ot Loi 1 I Surl1ce Entry 1bov1 the 1eve1and. Vice PrHI• under tr.Ill corbln Dold ol Ficm..- llce 01 '"-Public WOfkl teen J*cenl (15") fof utlll-1obef 11, 25, Novembor 1. flcthloue buelr;;..a Mme of •2eeo Block 22, Hid ln .. rMc OeCl1h ot 500 Feet from th• ont, 4610 H•llmar TNlt u~ by WlllTWI IMMllTATHmllT Department, 3300 Newport zallon Of tho OlllMYan-8 1994 COASTUHI PAINTINO el 10/17 10/11 10/24 bon tNlf'9 UMt tru. poin Sufface, as Reaerved 1n •rllWI'/ S•n Born•rdl· JacM ..,._, an ~ The klllNlnQ Pl"Ofl(I) Bol.ll1v1rd, P.O. Box 17S8, laQod BualneN EnlOf1)riM ' ' T2eO 5521 Tamerlek, Yorba PU,IUC ~TICI of ~nnlft9 ot thl• l)Mds of Rtcords. no, CA 92407-1163, 1909 rlect !Mii .. trulklfa, re-lllw1 doing IMilea • THE Newport Beach, CA easse-(OlSE) fof federal higtlwlV Linda, CA nv acripuon, UMtnco Nonh ,AftC!l 3: An bcloa1ve 11<>-4751 D•tod Sep corded °" lopeMlber %7, PAPER FACTOAY. 4614 IAR· 1758 proje()ta clMlgnated by tho PUBUC NOTICE Tht Flctltloue Buelnua NOTICaGf' erty •lonQ the Sou EHement Appurtenant 10 tembor 22 1994 :.-:..:s lnW\lfMnt No. RAHCA PMKWAY, IR"*f. CA For luf1her Information, City. N1me ref•red to abolll ~IM.ll prolong1t1on ot th Parcels 1 1.nd 2 0Hcnbed ASAP139'43 21. In IOOlf -, 112714. Call H0tst Hl•w•ty et (714) T~ will b9 avalablo l'lolH.leua w .. l'lled In Orange County UNDllt ~ OI TRUIT ~"':"~ hne ol .. Id Lo A.bove, for UH for Pet10 or 10/4, HVl 1. HV11 , ... -., d OfftcJal !teens llfTTY LIU, 119 BRIAR· &44-3311 I<>< lclneC>eC1lonatClty ......._......_ onful21-M4.~ .... ~-of T.P.No.111711 hn!"ot ,:'J:!;;iw•• di Belc:onv ind G"•G• Put· aa•ILJCNOTICI of0r.nctec:OW1ty .... d WDOO.IRVINE,CA92714 H , City Of Colla MeM, llal...,.t Mme .... ......,_ ~ No. ,271111 • • • CIONI. over Tl\et Portion of ,.v Collfomla, under the This bullnett II condUdld Pu bll1h•d Newport n Fair Drive In the office The lolowlng 1111 perl0'1 withdrawing: tanco ol 34 01 1 .. t, • Lot 1 of Trect No 10871 pow.°'.,... thefe4n con-bvlll lndMdull • Beach·Co•ta Mesa Dally of the City ci«tc. doing buslnnt ~ .,, Robett Clomonte, 19318 ~-~ .. ,, .. ,, point boln~ on • tin O.llnad .. R"tnct~d Com• NOTICI °' TWUSTU'S ~ ta!Md Wtll ... It pullk SlGNEO BETTY LIU Piiot October Ill, 25, 1004. MARY T. llUK>TT, ILLOMINATIONS, 1817 ~·Qhwater Wey, CorOM CA U.:::.:cS."'~ ~a.r~i•;• wi~ and 1' mon AreH on the Dec;l11•· ' ~1 aucUoft to the hlghetit *" Reolit'antllal not yet beQun T250 hputy City Ctelk WHtclltf Dr., Newport W:~' U:.tal~~~ w~4: ~TID OdoMf !!:_ t ... :C,~h.J.,u1~n!'~~ _:td 'to tlon, H Shown ind IMtH•1' def f0t cHh, or chedl •• to ranuct 111111no1t undet ~ Publl1lled Newport BNcil, CA 82880 Or .,.,.., .. ,on UNLBI YOU T-.i ltC-1, thence Eailert .. , ~111gned In th• Condomin· On October u . 1114 1 described betow, papble llctltlous bUllnen ftllllll OI PUBLIC NOTICE BHch..COeta Meu Dally Lee Twnutur, 2501 18th 30~ County Augu.t TION TO fllltOT9CT YOUR Hid par•llal 11,J ;' dli 1um Pten Described ebove. l:OO ..., 01 C.pltal Mo-1 It the Ume of Nie In iawful ftllMS 11'9d lltfeln cna1205177 Pilol OC10btt 12. 13, 14, ~ ~ Newport BMch, R~ Clements IOLD"'°''!'Tf!·., '!..,~! ... If lance ot 15, 00 IMI to lh de:c~t!d~ ~:~f~;: oe Tn.11 Owl Service• :::! °' ~ ~ .._ TllCouls ·~ watfftled with Fl tlU 17 18 19 20 19M Publlehed ~ Beach-.. .. ... _ -E•1t•ttv hne ot Hid Lot 1 I • The 2 nd Inc:. .. TNOIM M tucc ant • .... fllY \.to.a 0 OfWIOt c owe • • • • . W680 Thi• buelneH I• con-Co1t1 M ... Dall Pilot • YOU Nell> M •nd alonQ the Soutn.rt s . street re11 ~ ru1t•• or aub111t11te WOfJ Y Hpr•u Ot Im-County on SIC)llmber 21. 1"'4' BuelnoH Nemo , ducted by: an lndlvldUll Septembef 3 10 ~7 24 EXPLANATION Of' THI prolongation ot .. Id£••· other common designation, ru•t••· ot Ill•• Cefl1I pllect H to title, UM, PGS· NOTICE·Thls Acftous NMll ltelament • PUBUC NOTICE Th• reglltrant(t) com-amended publication bcio'. NATURE Of' THe PRO-terty hne. • dl1lanco ,( •n'f'.. of the real ~operty Deed of Tn11l •••cuiect "'Uon °' encumbranc:ea, Slilllment IXl>lr• llllt yurt Tht lolloWlng persons ar1 menctd lo ltanwt buel· i,., 18• 1904. c;--.r,a MAINIT YOU, 44 21 f"t to an lntereac desc11bed ~bove 11 pur· w. Mile& oectow ena all right, Ude and lnterHt from llM dltt It -lllocl Iii llM doing buslno11 H : "°Utlo"8 neu under tho flctltioue So.422 YOU IHOULD CONTACT A lion with the Northerl ported to be. 30-49 LOYS· Oedow,llu1b•nd end wit now held by It H such Olb Of llM Countv CIOrll. A ntW THE PRETZEL FACTORY, •uatno .. Name BuelneH Nan1e(e) Usted LAWYIR. prolongitlion ol the ue ~BAY, COSTA MESA, nd rec:0tded o.c:-l>er M Tru• .. In and to tho fol-Fictitious 8utlnes$ Namt Stdt- 600 E. Bav Avenue, New-Stelenwnt •b6v• on: May 94 PUIUC NOTICI Noaco le fW9by given terty tmo of Lot 11 i CA 92626. . tNI aa ln1tn.111en1 no H towing descrtbecl Pfopofty mtnl must be tied before thll pori B11ch, CA 92661 Tho followlng per.one at• Lee Temutzer thlll lornno fitocoftW)'-Block 21 thence Woeler The undersigned Trustee HON 10 t>oot1 _ pee-_ o situated In the lforeutd tlnit .The lillng of lllls s1l"'1Mnl The Pretzel Twiet Inc .. doing bu-'nell u : Thi• etalo~ wu lllod Fiie lie. Fft4141 ence c:OMpMy, u tru .... , ry, • diitance 01 85 61 dlscll!ims env liablllty for flclel ~•cord• of Or•ne Cou~v and State, .10 wft: does not 01 Hsllt 1t.1thona "" (Calllornl1), 24~1· Largo R & R REHASIUTATION wllh the Countv Clerk of FICTfTIOUI IUIHIEll or euc:couor eru .... , or , .. , 10 the true point 01 any incorrectness or the Couniw, Calllonui, and C)t.lr APN. # 426-231~. The use In lllis 91111 01 1 Fictitious Orlvt, Lagul'l8 Hill•, CA SPECIALISTS, 2.75 Vlctotla Or~ County on Sop~ llAMf llATfllElfT •ut.ellluled lrUlllM PIK· b • g 1 n n Ing E • c • p ,•treet •ddres~ an~ other 1u•nl to that c:ertaln Nol loutt'leaetefty 75 ,... of Butlnest Nllllt In vlolatlon ol 92653 St .. Ste. 1-0, Costa 'Meu, bet ' 1994· The fottowlng person{s ..._,.lo the Dold°' TN91 1h•r•trom all oll, 9111 common de51gn~tion, .1' ol Del•ull •nd Vecuon 1 tf\e Noftt-=:' feet llM rlohlS of anointr under Fld· Thi• buelntu le con· CA 92627 Fl231•t ls/att dolrig business as: Th executed by ~ H mineral• and other hy any, ~tlown herern. Said S.11 lhereunder record• of tho lteftV tral Stall or common law (SM ducted by:• corporation George Randy Siegel 628 Publl•hed NeWpot1 Bffch-Chesler Inn, 10890 Beach BIYd. Gan'• en UftnNlrrled """ drocarbons below ule will be made, but with· June 17 1,.,. .. •n••n.-~-of Lot 132 of Stcdon 14400 11 seq Business TyPJO o Bualnou: Fast M1labat or., .Corona del Co••• Me .. Delly Pllol Oc-Sllll1on, CA. ltotonlecl 1Clt2&'1tl0, In depth 01 500 IHI. w1in out covenent or w~rr1nty, no. 94.4os111 In aooll .. in'"~· _.~ht• recorded and Professions Code)'. foo<l Mar, CA 92625 IObor 4, 11, 18, 25, 1994. Sal Hung Wong, 6011 North 8ooli NI~ ,. ... NIA. H out tho right ol 1urtac exprea~d or imph~d. re-Pie-.• 01 Oftlclel ""ona .,., Z: 113 of Mis-Arsl FlllnO' Th• registrant(•) com· Thia buelnoH le con-T235 Rot1mud 81Yd., Temple City, INIT • IO 111171 ol om. ontrv 11 n11erved In In· gerdi~ title. possen1on, or 1 .. Id Cou.ntw. wlll und• ~· •Pl. In the TIEMPO HCllOW II menctd 10 llanaact bus!-ducted bv: 1 genor81 part· CA 91780 cW rec:onla In tho ~ of 11tumon1A1 ot record •ncumbr1nces. to P•Y the no Pt1r1uan1 10 .. 1c1 • of the County ".. 4590 MacAt1h llttd 117 ness under lh• ActlUoos nersh!p PUBLIC NOTICI Shan Sh111 Wong 6011 the COWlty Reconlor d Or· Th• toi.1 amount of tho 11m1lning principal sum ol t Tn.11 ..., at ~ auc c0tdef of NkS Or11n99 ~ CA., g ::::1n•:. ,:},~m:,.(•) llsttd The rigl1tr1nt(1) com-Acllt'-··-Norlll RosemNd BIVd .'Temple ... County, ~ unr.a1d bal•nce ol th thenote(sl sec~ed .by seid non lo• c: .. 11. lewf'll ~~llfomla.t of the Nt~llNch·Cosll9:, ve · • wf menced to transact busl· -CllV. CA 91780. and pureuent 10 tho Noaco ob 1gat1on ••cured b Deed of Trus1, with interest t fhe United I••••• o amoun O.itv Piiot Th• Pret2tl T st. Inc., ne11 ~ the Flctltlous Bu...,... NaMe W1rren C Liu 601 1 Nor1tl ol Dlfoutt and lloctton to th• property to be •ol thereon, as provided in s11d eriea. •• tlle nottll tron Unpo6d principal balance, :1421; ~~h The Nguyen, Presl· Bu1lnen Name(•) listed Stelomont Rose""'d BIVd . 'Temple Cltv. lol aw...-, l'Konlecl •nd .oason•bly e1bma.1 note(•I. •dvences. if any, ntrenc:e to Ille Counl ~:.=::;·.:J:!t*:r 0ct .?:~ 13~~ i 1 1 flied 11>o111 on: 8-2&-94 lllO following peraona are CA 91780 07,.,,.. In 8ooli NIA, ed costs u~n••• •n under the terms of the 11l1flOVH, 7M CMc Cnl • · · h 1 si.temen w.. Geofg• Slegol doing buslneu u : Tiiis t>iisllltss 115 condueltd ,.... NIA, • lnlt • adv•nc•H al the llrTM 0 Deed of Trust, estimated Drive w. Sent• Ana. ClllHOI' co••. HP9f'HS Ind ao. PUIUC NOTICE W•lh the County Clerk 01 Thi• •lai.mant WU llled NEWPORT AUTO ANO agentral1J1r1n•rshlp ~01 °' ..... Offtc&ll th• lnlhill pubhcai.on 0 fees, CNrges Ind expenses nla, •II •11•1 rigtlt, ..... vances .. tho Ume of the ~~· 1~ on Septem-with lhe Countv Clertt ol MARINE, 1701 Pomona, GHEO. 6'I Hung Wong, Shan ~WWI . llU. on tho Notice ot Sale 1 ol the Trustee and. of the 1n1ere11 c:onv•r•d 10 •n ~~~~~this CNs1212011 • · ,122881 Orange County on Auguet Cotta M..., CA 82627 Wong, warren C. l.il :.!.~ It 1.00..P.M. " $371,410 04 P1ymen trutts created, by said Deed lletd by 11 unct. ..i eurr.:.V ct.tea c· .hi.r NOTICE OF 30, I~. Bruce How, 24134 HoJ. The r1glsb'antcommtnotd 10 _,..., tnwlt IMnnce to mu11 be t>v caah. • cHh or Trust, to-w11: ed 01 Tru11 In the sw~ Check • • PETrnoN TO Published Newport Beach· FUCMeS-= "'· Allao Viejo, CA transact business under lht tho County CourtltouM 1er's chock dra.m on $195,0'41.D9 Estim1ted. y 11•u••ed In .. id Count s °' c.rtlfi.d Costa Mesa D1llv Piiot Oc· Put>Qahed Newport Wch-tlolls business name °' 700 Ctvk CeMer DIM elate or na11ona1 b•nll, Accrued rnterest •nd &dd1· no Stet• e1uc:rlbed es: Aa· ~heck• PllC::, to the ADMiiDSI ER toti.r 4, 11. 18, 25, 1j194. Co•I• Meu Dally Piiot Thie bu•lneH le con-1me9 llsad lboW Oii NIA. ~ ~ ~ CA It checll drawn by • ~•a !iontl adve".'Ce~. if any, will ... IOrl Pen;ol No. taHl2 c=:. ~o Trust:• ~ ESTATE OF: JANET -I T2.33 September 13 20 21 Oc· ducted by: an lndMdual This staament was 111ed With :;;-:::::='" 'ro., "'9 ~ or t.cMr•I cr•d1t union 1ncreese this hgure prior to u DHlllT . vldtd Drcr' ldentlfkJ"lon <>Wm ADAMS AXA • • • Th• reglelrant(•) com-111, County cllfk 1 Or -....., or • check drawn by sale. . k 1 111 JANET MAE O. PUBLIC OTICE too.r 4, 1994. menced lo lrenuct buol-Oct o Inge (peyMM •the l1fM ol .... st.ate or leder•I Hiring The beneficiery under Loi 33 to Tract No HU •av . ADAMS AKA T191 non under tho Fletltlouo ~nO~~f· Ober 12, 1994. In lawful MOney ol U.. •nd loan auociauon H id Deed of Trust hereto· H per Mep recorded I From lntOfmlltion Which JANET 0 ADAMS Flclll ua __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ Bueln•H Nam•(•) Uated II ~'!i, AcUllfous Name UnllM ..._,. .. l1gtlt. uvmg1 o111ocl11lon, o lore executed and delivered aoo .. 211 Peges 0 lo 21 In the Trust .. cte.ms . roll-• Bualneali Name above on: n/1 9tmtnt e.,.,..es Ive vears tllle, end lnt....e con-s•vings bank •pecille to the undersigned 1 writ-c:lu1ive or Mlscellaneou •IM. but'°' Which Truttff AKA JANET M. I ~ P'loUll Bruce How om Int da• 11 was filed rt the ~lo end -held lty In ~ltc11oh 5 1U2 ot ttl F t -0 I t-f D f It ... .,, In Ille Ottlce of I mall .. no r•PfnentMJor\ ADAMS TI-e loll~:io ~!on• •r• lluatnoaso::..,. This etatern.nt wu filed fllololtheCountyClefk Anew• under u6d Dold In tho nanc1a1 Code and au·th~ ~~.;~nS~le. :;dua County Rec:order ot HI Of W•ff•nty. the str..c ad-CASE NO. A175112 doing busln1~ 1· SI I I · with the Counw Clerk of k:ll~s Bu~ N~ Slate-~ lltUllted In Mid r1zed to do bu1meH I wrinen Noti01! of Delaura County lacepune lfl•r• dreu(H) °' other com-To ell heir1, benefi· ENTREPAENE RS BOOK · • omen Orange Coooty on Soptem-n must .,. lied .,.fore that ~·and IUto end de-this •tale and ElectiQn to Sell The from •11 o,ll, ••· mln•r•I mon deMgr\allon of the creries, creditore, con· STORE 1111 Town i.. d!ft ':"~ pereone are bef 30, 1'994. • The filing ol ltlls statement ICrtbod • folowa: Aa The atreet addreu •n undersigned car.Jsed said •nd other llWdrocertlon • abov• d .. cr1bM Pf= tinQOnt creditor•, end Country' Rd., 153, Orange, DA°PA~:s;," p~ba~AM· '823948 :S lnn~:'s':" 0f:rcr:11c: =·~°' ~ '"°" other common de11g~a Notice of Default and Elec· !!;~~·:.z;~~= :!;Pt ~~.:.-... '!" cl':127 • persons who may other- CA 92668 MING SERVICES 754 PubUlhed Newport Beac:t..: Business Name In vlolallon of TM *"' .....,. .. Ind lion, ii any, dot the b•• tion to Sell to bti recorded or .. Id land blfl •••nout t Said Pf~ 11 b.ina wise be lnterHted in Del R. Gibb•. 1370 Somer· JolM "C.2, Costa' Meu1 Coa11 M ... Delly Piiot ()c. rlQhls 01 another under other common deslgna-~~~!e,~I Y ur •,:~•:0 :. ln the c:oun~v where the •lellt 01 enl;y upon •nw IPOf *old fOf ttM purpoee ~ the · will or eetate, or set Or., San Olmu, Ca CA 92628 t<>b• 4, 1 l, 18, 25, 1994. ederl[ Stall or common law tton If any °' Ute r.., 440 s e/s po d Sir reel property 1s located and lion 01 ihe •urf•c• •bOve paVfng the obflptlons ~ both, of: JANET OWEN 91773 C•meron Clerko, 754 T235 Ste Section ' H•OO et seq r:oP-t, ~ ...... obOW Ne 1~ 8.~~~Q C 92:St more t han three months Cl•plh 01 ~00 fHI 10 •••• cured by said Dffd Of ADAMS AKA JANET :0~:!.etco,.?1~~· 0/~~~ ~°,.~~9c.2• Costa Mosa, PUBLIC NOTICE uslntss and Professions ~ to be: •409 T~~nder•igned True• ~:c":rd=~~~~d since such mar11e1. mine, u 'p1ora o Trust Including fHs and ~AAJE.fo.~~~SS :~~ Ca 9tn3 Thl1 buelnoH le con-ode) "v:= Newport ee d11claims anv h•b1h PROFESSIONAL FORE· ~nll tor UrM. u reH .. ,,.nMs of the Trustee JANET M. ADAMS Th11 bualnau 11 con· ducted b Individual Ftotltloua st Fiiing llMeh, CA _ tor any mconectnus o CLOSURE CORPORATION 0..dJ ot Rec:oro •nd ol sate. ducted by: hueblnd and R1g1111.r;t anhu not et 11ua1no .. Name ~I Eecnw n. undef"9Md Tl'UlltM the street addrou an IS TrustH, 5 ~VTTON The ••reet •dclreu or oth Callfoml• "econveywe A PETJTION hes wile begun to lranlact ~ Slal.....,.t 8232 E Garwy Ava . Sia. 201 dl9c1111R• ~:":I fOf oll'lor common designa CENTRE DRIVE SUITE er common OH'9ftelloon o COmpany," utd T'rvst .. , been filed by U.S Tt'I• 11glst11nt(•) com-underlhetlctllloulname(•) Thelolowlngper.oneare RostmNd.CA91770 :t..~ OC::: lton 11 any shown h•r 1050, SANTA ANA. CA ::id "':r°''~· •H~ H :~SVk""°PriK~lb= ~~UL~T0RCN~t1.P1,N.AY. 01~ menced to 1t1naac1 bull-l1ted abOYe • . doing bullneu u · Newport llNch·Cosra MHa In 92707 Tela tlone Number· e111ps ra rive. o11 • • • nou under tho Fictitious Cltnlfon ci.ttc. SYSTEMS ADVANcE USA. ~ Piiot e..-ort d11l1nltlon, I 8en1hc1ary B•nk 0 (7141432• 7~15• B ; Krist~ ... u, CA UUt. • C>akdale Ave, Chatsworth, the Superior Court of Buslntu Name(e) lltted Thie stalornent ..,.. ftled 2904. Bellnteroa Uni Tuo-CN27••1~ M'J, "-..... Ameroca NT & .SA. ATIN V Trustees..: Off Na111e •"4 adcl,..1 ot I California t1311'"'41t, Cehforllia, County~ of aboveon~Jan.1988 wit.I\ tho County eterti of tln,CA92e80 • Oct18.25Novl,8 T'MlcUl-.ountcltM T•naTenla.~963 Bank D~·10112194 icec. 0enet1c1.,y •t •tlo .. ,. (•18)nl-2575,o.ted~ .Orange. i- Dtt R. Glbb1 Or County on Soptem-Mane Adam Porter 2904 unpeld prtndpol llolenc'e ruptcy/foreclo•ure depl N · 4 4 QUell •lie .... la being ••w 29, 1tM THE PETITION re· Thi• •talomenl WH flied bet~ 1994 Bllloateroe Lene, Tuetln, PUBLIC NOTICI! ~:::: ~ := 10600 V1ll•y View Street, ~1i194 10125194 duci~::-tlon ... nll of Vlr ~1= 1Gt21 quests that U.S. TRUST with the County <:llfk of FUU9S CA 92eao -, .,._...., VPt•H, CA 90630.0012 1 l/01/94 ' • • H • ._.... • 1 COMPANY OF CALI· 01ange County on Sop1em-Thie bu11ne11 I• con-CNSl2ll•U end ,..eon.._ ............ •••phone No (714 _r Capllar Mo~•eaee hr FORNIA. N.A. be ep bef 19 1994 · Publlthed Newport Beacl't-ducted by: an lnc:IMdual NOTICE OF co..., UJ*'OH end .... 20·3810 PUIUC NOTICE vie ... Inc .• 4"0 Hall11t• PUBLIC NOTICE inted es perso.n.al • F822428 Co'1& Mela OaJIV Pilot Oc· The reg0letrant(•) com. PETrtlON TO venceo ot the tllM tit tho Said Hie w111 be made ,.....,.y, S.n .. mtfdlno, representative to edmin- Publlshld N9Wpott. Beach· lobar 11• 11• 25, November mencad lo tranuct bUlf. ADM .. ISTr: · • lnllW publkllUOll °' tho but "''thou• c.ovenant o NOTICE OF l240MNJ. ,,.... ........ : utt•7 lster the e1tete of the 1, 1994. ,,... under the Actltlous ESTATE 0 • --NoClct d a. la: arranty, e11~1touod o TRUSTEE'S SALE Dtrec:t1on1 to the •bov Tide I>* II ~ d d Co1ta MH• Dlilv Piiot Oc· T242 BuelneH N•m•'8) lleted • snz.111.ee. mphed roo•rdlhg tnta TS# 18777 fpro0en., ,...., be obtain• L .. II: HEMY ec;.Jft.PETITION , •. tobor 18, 25, November 1, •bove on: 9-7-94 GERALD .. E BA .. E In addllton to catlh, tho OhS•on. or encum SAVALAS lby reque1tln9 .. me..'" wrtt 8, 1094. PUBLIC NOTICI Matte Ponor SPR .. GSTON Y-l'UlltM wtl eccepe • ca-r•ncH tor the purpoa 9623828 Ing 110111 Ill• benehc:la NOTICE CWN=EE'I MU Witt" .~e :c:i~~=~t·jf T262 --u•.......... Th11 etatement WH filed CASE NO. A175175 ...,., ~~~ on I I 1aa.1ty1ng trwt tndebt . On OclOber 25 199~ • •1lfl1n 10 Cley1 lrom Ille firs YOU ARE IN 0£P ULT UN· eny, be edmitted to ---------1 rou _... Wflh the Countv Cler11 Of To oll heirs, benefi· ..... Ot -bonll, • dneu aecurod by 1a1 01 00 PM GE 'capll•I public:a11on of 1nla notic.. " PUBUC NOTICE BwelnNe Neme Orange County on S.ptom-cia11es, creditors, con· chedl dr.wn by• ltM.• or ot Tru•t mcludm Mor•si•9• Trual Oeed Seid .. 1. will . be 111•d DER A DUO OF TRUST, DATED probate. \he WILL and -------.---• Stet_ ..... nt 7, 1SMM. • 1ingent credito·r.11. end fedefal '19clt Ynton. or • he •~•. charge1 and ·~ SeNlc ... Inc .. Trusiee tttov1 covwn.m of .,.,,...,_ AIJOU$114. 1992, UNLESS YOU ef\y ood1c1l1 ore aveil· Flotllloua Tfio followlng pereone at• • Fl21t13 per1ons who may other· cttecll drown by• ..... or en11C11 ot the Trua•eo 01 successor Trustee or tw. ••s>re•• or Implied.Ht TAKE ACTION TO PROTEC,T eble for exammetion in Buefnoao Name doing bullnou u : Publlihed Newport Be h-wiee 'be interested in ....., .... Ying• end toefl he truetee under ul suostttuled Truitee 01 title, ciouu11on or encum YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE the Ille kept by the ltatoment AMERICA WEST REALTY . ac the will or estate 01 __..Ion, MYlnl• .._ Deed of Tru111 cau1ed that Certain Deed' 01 brinc:es to .. usty the un SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF court. Tiie lollowfng pe11ona 111 SERVICE, 3857 Birch st. Costa M ... Delly Piiot Oc· both of· GERALDINE toelltk>n 0t uvtnga Mnll Notice ol Del•ull an Trust executed by Gus p P•ld b•l•nce Clue on th YOU NEED N4 EXPlMATION THE PETITION re- doing bu1lneH H : #233, N"POtf Beach, CA tobof 4, 11, 18, 25, 1994. ELAINE s 'PRINGSTON epeclfled In loctlon 1102 rection to Seit to bo r1· Sav11as in unmarried noie s.ecureel by Nld OF THE NATURE Of THE Pll(). quests authority to BETIER VISION OPTICAL 92660 -T240 A PET TION t1' the ~I Coda end ordod In tho count man •nd recorded Jul 01 Trual 10 wu: llH,UU CEEOING AGAINST YOU. 'tbu administer the estate.~ PRODUCTS, 2431 WHt Pl· Kenneth P. Bullclt, 17571 I has llUdtorUed to do........ here tho real proi>41 2t:-19!J2 81 instrumen C11u1 the follo•ong Htrmat SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER under the Independent Citic Cout Highway 1 203 Krlatopher. Huntington PUBLIC NOTICE ~HSP~,l~dG~~J~C?M~S In tNe ..... ;-"' .... """ 11 located •nd more ll'lan no 92·504630 in book .. ed COlll •• .,.n ... •n4 eel On October 25 1994 at Administration of Ee· Ntwport Beach. CA 92e4S3 • Beach, CA 92847 · . m t e tendw ottw then c.ttlh le hr•• month• h • v page -· Official f'tecord1 ••nc:H 11 ttw. 11111• ol th olnlld Trusllt unclfr end pur· ti tee Acl. (This autho11· Richard Allan Homee, 966 Thlt buelnou 11 con-LW304398 ~UP!lflor Court of Cell· accepted .,.. Trull .. IMY lapsed smco aud"-re of Orange Coun~. Cell· lnltl•I oubllcellon ot '"' uant to Deed of Trust reco<ded ly will allow the person· Coast View Dr., Laguna ducted by: an lndMdull Ftctltloua ornie, County of Or· ~ ~ luuonc• fil ordallon tornoa 1nd pursuant 1 Nouce or Sale: •alimet Slpllmber 17. 1992. es lnslru· el 1epresentet1ve to take Be•ch, CA 02651 Regletrant ha1 nol yol Bwtln••• Neme enge. U.. TNel" • Dold unttl Equ1tablo Dood Com that ceru1n Nolie .. ot Da· •n1•1 .... , ... •nd co11• nt No 92~281•0 Book No meny ac tions without Suun Elaine Palmef E•· begun to tranaact buslneu lteterlMnl THE PETITION re· turM19 McOfM av......_ to pany. 11 Trult .. , Tru1 taull and Election to Sell tfle •mount of U .JU 27 A. -. N NIA.' 1 Olfldal b ency, 2787 VIC10fle Dr., La-under the llclJtloue name(•) Tho following peraont are queets thet THOMAS R. U.. P8YM or ondor' ... °' 1 Deed Unit •1434, 33 thereunder recorde ptu1 m1erHI on the unp Aecof'di'.n :,. m:! 1 ... a 0 1 tB'.'f ng ~~rt epprov-guna Beach, CA 92651 Ueted ab<>Ye. doing buslne11 as: SPRINGSTON. be ep· IMder ol rtgM. oulh Be•udry Avenue une 20 1954 ae instru-P•lnc1pe1 balanc:a el 111 O o .,,.. e · ore mg~nJMn l hl• bualneu 11 con-Kenneth P. Buek* KEYSTONE COM MUNI· pointed as personal lotd .... wtl be !Mde IMll t 11h Floor Lo. Ang•••• en• no 94•407973 in rate or 11 HOOO"\. per en County 1llcofder of 1>RANG£. very importent action•. ducted bv: c~pannere Thia •••tement wu filed TIES, 28281 Crown Vlll!r. repreeentative to edmin-W111to11t C0¥9AOfll Of ..,. A 90011. Tolophon Book ... Pago -. of 0111, um fr0fl1 No••mber 1, 1t1 ta• ol ClllfOfnla. Euculld bV however, t_he pe11onel The 1egl1t11nt(1) com-with tho County Clerk ol P11kW1y, Laguna Nlgu , ister the esiate of the rwlly, ..-U or ....,.... umber (21 31 345·8953 c ial Records 01 uid 10 aate or H ie. e11111 ec 0 HENRY II AHO representeuv~ will be menced lo ltannc:t bual-Orange County on Sept.om-CA 92677 decedent. ~ ..... pow11ton ev A•nH Lima, Truat unty, will under and crueo ••1• cnergea, enci ad LINDA GAIL HENRY. HUSBAND requ.11ed to give notice neu under tho flctltlous bef 14, 1~. JS•ystone CommunlllH THE PETITION re· or encUMllroncH, to...,._ a Io O 111 co r . Dato pursuant to uid Deed ol venc;es Ille a>enellcl•rt I 0 WIFE AS JOINT TEN.ANTS to . interested persons Bu1lneH Namo(1) llsled Fl2t921 fnc~ a CA Corp., 28281 quests the decedent's fy tM lndelMdnua ... 1o.io&J94 Trust sell at public •uc· 111110rueo er ~led 1 LL.sl-UATPUBUCAUCII ~_n~eas lf:ley he_ve •boV9 ~ -Publlef\ed NeWl)Of1 Beach-Crow Valt.y P11kw1v. La-WILL end codicils if cund by u6d DMct, ASAPU1252 toon ror cuh lawful P'W Prtor 10 aai.. D HIGHEST BIDDER FOR we1vod notice or con· Suaan Pelmet Eaancy Coate Mou Olity Pilot oc-gun• Ntgu.r. CA g2s77 · any be edmitted' to odvonc" .._....._, Wlttl 10t11 10"2!>. 1 t/1 monev o l the united YOU AM '" OUAU\.T (!llYllOll at the 1111'11 of sented to the proposed Thi• etalement was filed tobor 11, 11 2S November 0 T P1clnc, A CA Corp .. probete The WILL and ......... "proW9ed .._... PUBLIC NOTICE Stat.s ol America, '' tho u A DUD .o, ff•UI In llwlul money ol Int action.) The indepen· with tho Counrv Clerk of ,._ 1994 • ' 9683 Tlerra Grande SlfMI, eny codic ils are aveil In. ::' the .,,..i~ north front entrance t TIO o.c..bet 21, IHI llld S!alltS) at IN THE FRONT dent adm1n11tret1on • Orange County on ~u•t · T249 :~•·2 20'· san Diego, CA obi• for examination i~ ::C. :::C. ~Wltlt ~ NOTICE OF the County Courthouse, YOU TAlll ACTIO THE FlAGPOLES AT THE eu1ho11tY will be gr•nted 29• 1~ 1 6 h f I k b h TftUSTEE'S SALE 700 Cl1t1c Cnll Or W, San-NOTICT YOUR ""°"" A.IN ENTRY AREA TO THE unless an interested FUO:l91 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu!ln111 11 con-t • I e ept Y I e "*"" •• pnMded In Trustee Sale No An• C.hlornla, •II tha . fT MAY H IOLD AT NTIA CIVIC CENTER, 401· person f1IN en objection Publllhed Newport BHCl't-ducthedl by. a general part· courfHE PETITION re· ~ Note, , .. ~~ 94·57859 oght, IJlle '9nd intoro1 IC~ W YOU 11 E CHAPMAN AVE. PLA-to the petition and C .la M 0 II" Pll t Flolltloua nera P -..,..,_..."' .,,. .,_. convo..,od to and no IX,~ATION OP TH ENT'.. ,. ..... rlnh• .. ' .. d h 0 111 • • 0 Tho reglllrant(s) com qu.ests au1ho11ty to w end ol the trueta nt1e 0rd8f No. 3100233 Id b d d TUM M THI '"DCHD .,.. "" .,. "" " u111 end e .. ows goo cause w y Stplombef 27. October 4. ......._Memo menced to tran11et busl: administe r the estate crNQd by Mid Dold ol Reference No. 3202730 !ed J1 1\r~~t •,rn •:~ ,.0 AGAINST vou, vo tires! conveyed to tnCI now the court sh~ld not 11, 18, 1~. Statement ntss under the f lclltlou1 under tho Independent TNlt. APN No 937·68·156 roperty Situated in said IHDULD CONTACT A LAW by 11 undtr said Deed ol grant the autho11ry. T2o& The folfowlng 1*90na ate Buslne" Nom1(1) li1t1d Admini111e1ion of Es· lotreno lteconveyance YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· ounty •nd State do· rust In Int pt~ sllu1ad In . A HE~RING on the ---------doing bullinete .. : · above on: Sept. 1, 1994 tet11 Act. !This authori· ~·• u6d TNlt.., DER A DEED OF TRUST crlbeO u Aueuora GI C.plla4 Monteoo True aid County and Sll.'9 dtsc:rlbed petition well be held on PUBLIC NOTICE 2.'!::C:. 0::0£:. __ 30C5~ Ktyllone CommunlllH tv will allow the person· '800 ode "O!,d1 DATED 06/29190. UNLESS Parcel No. 050.293.08 Deed a.Mc.a. Inc.. 81 tn.•t Mid Deed of Trust lntrtln. November . 3 , 1994 e1 -. Inc., Gary Copton, PrHI· al representative to tako tulle 2171, , '°" YOU TAKE ACTION TO EXHIBIT A; a-A. C1ewe1and. y PN 1•26-312·47 The under· 1 :45 P.M. m Dept. 703 ITATllM•NT OF 9i6:n Slrangway, 1919 dent meny ections without 1110I, (11t) 11~7'. 8y: PROTECT YOUR PROP-Lot 30 ol Tract No 'r•1ldant, •HO Hetltur n•d Truslle disclaims 111y located at 341 The City WITHDRAWAL FROM w 1 • 1 oe. ltllt etattment was filed obu.nino court opprov· CerolWktduncl, Yk:e ...,_. ERTV. fl MAY BE SOLO AT 1701 County 0 1 Orange ..... .,.Ion hmatdlnO, lllty for any lncorrtctness of Or1ve Orange C A PARTNaRIHIP M 11 ~St, 1 • Cotta with the County Clerk of al. Before taking certain dint. Diiied: Ull0?/1.. A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU tate ot Calilorma, H pe' t2407JNJ. tHll 111•4711 lht Sb'llt address and other 92668. OPBRATINQ UNDER T~:· bu=:. I• con-Orange Countv on Seplom· very 1mpo11ent actions ~'110t NEED AN EXPLANATION •P recorded In 80011 Detect. 5-•-Mr ff. ""' mon dtslondon. 11 any, IF YOU OBJECT TO FICTtTIOUa dUC*t b ~ ber 2}• 1994· however the arsonei '°"!, 1lnl• 1111 OF THE NATURE OF THE 2 Pagoa 9 and 10, Ml•·~,..... hown herm 421 E. 20TH ST .. the grenting of the BUllNlllS NAM• Tho ro~1::1n1(e) com-Fe23318 reprosentetrve p wfll be PUBLIC NOTICE PROCEEDINGS AGAIN Sf •llaneou• Maps, In tno 11,14, 1"11, "'" OSTA MESA. CA 8akl tall will petition, you should The following peraon has menc:ed to trlntlCt bulf. Pubh•h•d Newport BHCh· required 10 give notice YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Ille• of tho County Ro· PUBLI mlde. bUI without covenant eppeer et lh• hoerlng wlthdr•wn u e QtMral ,,. .. under the FlctlUoul Costa Meu Daily Pilot Oo-to fntereeted person• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S TA8T ~LAW~R8 1994 order ol Hid Count~. C NOTICI Wlfflll~. uprm or lmpllld. end •late your objec· plllner from the partner· BualneH Name(•) Meted tol>4tc4,'tl,18,25,1994. unle u 1hey hove Trut1!A~!roNo 1 0n1 .00v~mM r PAOFES: ~c•pt.ng tf>•r•lr1qm •J fllell.FUIMI 1g1rdlng tt111, pontS$fon, or tiont or flle written ship oper11lng under th• aboYe on: ~ 28, T238 waived notice 01 con· SID16897_94 SIONAL F.ORECLOSURE ;he~~~d~~~~~' ·~. FICTITIOUl.,...81 mbrances. to Ply lhl r• <>b1echons with the nc11tlous buslneu namt ol 1"4. Hnted to the proposed T1ue CHctef No 4231324 CORPORAtlON'11 the duly ow • depth ol 500 '1ee1, UMllTAnMltfT . ptindpll sum ol Int court before the heer· RICE SYSTEMS " 18198 Suun Slrlf19WIY PUIUC NOTICI action.I The indepen-Reler9nc• No 4507151 1ppo1nted Tru•I•• under ithout Iha right ot iur· Thi ~ potton(s) noll(s) secur1d bV Uld Deed ol Ing. bYour appearanc e Aztec Ct., Fountain Valley. Thie .....,.,.,. ..,.. llled dent edmlnistratlon APN Ho 04S·066·52 ind purauent to Deed of ace •ntrv H ,. .. rved In • doing bUtlnth • Trust wlVI lnllf•l lrl«ton. • may e in person or by ~:27~1111001 BuejMH ~~~ F~':-:laa autho111ywillb1tgren1ed VOU ARE IN 0£FAULT Trust recorded on n1trumen1s of Record UNIGLOBE ~IORITY TRAVE O'llded In l.tld noll(s). ad· your attorney. N ef ed to Ibo ber30.18M. U.IT Ttm unlne on internted UNDER A DEED OF 06ID1~HDocumentNo. 11c•pt ltl•relrom all wa· CORPORATE PLAZA. SUITTninctl,llllly,undorllllarms IF YOU ARE A w~..:S :Orange~ ' FaaMJ The 1~ S:soo(t) person filH on objection TRUST DATED OS/23190 90.2920'45Boo~. Page . r o1no tubsur1ace weter 150, NfWPOftT &EACH. DI said Deed ol Trust fies, CREDITOR or a cont1n-on 3-24-93 F566251 t dOinQ bUllMss CUS to th1 petition and UNLESS VOU TAKE AC· of Olfic1ll Records 1n the ignt.t below • depll'I ol dlarva end eqltnMI of lht gent creditor of the FUii . 'Ind lldO t PubltMd Nowpof1 leech-OM LAMlf4ATING 960': Ham.: show1 good cause why TIOfil TO PAOTECT YOUR Office of the Recorder of 00 feel without 11'1• RICHARD B ARMSTRONG Trus .. 111d Ol llM ll'VS• CJU'9d deceHed, you mull fllo the~ wflhdta:: o Colla MMe Dally Nol Oe· Awnue Hun..:...ton 8ladl the court ehould not PROPERTY IT MAV BE ORANGE County. Cehf0t· ght ol 1ur1•c• entry, H 296 IOWA STRHT. COST said Deed of Trust. 10 wft Your claim with tho Rudolclh A. Gana. 25271 lobef 4, 11 , 111 21, 1814. ' -.,, · g rant the eu1hori1y. SOLO AT A Pueuc SALE ,... executed by. JOHN M ed1c .. ed or r"Ol'Y9d In SA. CA92626 2.401 tt court ond meil •copy 10 CellO awe.. La.ko For.at, T2S4 ROBERT C BAILEY' 22 A HE ARING on the IF VOU NEED AN EllPLA· WHELAN ANO DONNA netrumon&a ol Aacotd. JOYCE l ARMSTRONG Oita Slptlmbtt 21, 1994 the personel raprHenta ;;z-aa•ILJC-• rry IMnt CAe2714 petition will be held on NATION OF THE NATURE WHELAN , HUSBAND AND The .~ .. , addro11 or 296 IOWA STREET, COST rRUITU C011P1 OB ANO AS· live appointed bV the ,.v ""'._ Tiiis but ' 11 cl d November 10, 1994 at OF THE' PROCEEDINGS WflEASJOINTTENANTS. •hor common dettgno· SA.CA92626 SOCIA TES. l#C , AS TRUST££ court within four P1o11t1 t11moM4":' con uca 1.45 P .M. in De t. 703 AGAINST YOU VOU asTruator, NAVY FEDERAL Ion ol .. id propertv~ TII• buMlon II COllCIUC1'9d TRUSTEE CORPS AS AGEllT months from the dtte ..... ~-·.:... GMO ROBERl C BAILEY located at 341 i'ho City SHOULD CONTACJ A CREDIT UNION. H Banefl· 1536 S.ronode Terr•c•. hll$CollldandWlt FOR TRUSTEE 2230 MST of flrtl iuuence of ............ The r901SrW1lCOMmtnceC1 lo Drive, p_o , eox 14170, L~V~~/Ol/94 •• ' p M Clt~ll.l SELL AT PV8UC 2°s~~n· D•I M•r. c = R~=o ~ ~~-CHAPMAN Ai.f'NUE s~ 200 letter• .. ptovidad In The fo1owtng 1*9QN .. lllSICt lMlnlts under lht Orange CA 92813· Equll•blo D .. d com · AUCTION TO THE HIGH· Name and addreu 0 RONG' • ORANGE, CAI.If-ORN/A P2661 Hctlon 1100 of tht • doil'll bUllneeia M : liou• buslnen namt or 1570. panv •• •ucc•1•0' 111 In· EST BIDDER FOR CASH ne benollc••l"f at wno1 Reglttrent hie not yet beQun (114) 63'· fDOf By. K. S,!liforni1 Probete COdo. C!LiBRATI WITH USI, Miil lil'9d lboW on NIA IF YOU OBJECT TO torest by ~'"' to Con· 1 bl f 1 1 uoil uie H lo la being tr1nNCt tMllllta dor 1111 SUflDARJ WTHORIZEO SIGNA· • o• time for filing MOUNf CKM 3111 louth 1w :-.;:--This Slltlmefll .. llled .itl th• grenting of the "nerital Au•Hi•ry com· i:!lj ,!,~~1~•,:!. t'ni~od onductod Teaai Com· tMllllta ~~ °' TURF c1.i,m1 will not exp11e e.....-y • ~ =Ana, CA 11M County C*1t ol Or111gt petition, you ehould P•nv •• . •h• duly •P· Stitu by cash 1 CHhiet'• ere• Bani. N A . c1o GE .. '9d herein PRIORITY 62t93 be ore four months ··s:'::':A~ll r,.,.,._.. Ann Hope"'"· 3111 ountv on Oc1obOf 12, 1994 eppear at the hH11ng po1n1ed Tru1tH under check' drawn by 1 atite or apitat Mort§' ago s0 ,. This st111ment W. lllld ~ 10J0.4,t0/11,10/1"4 from tn. hHrlno date ~· ...... n. .. ,., .._ ll, ..,,.. Ana. NOTICE·Tllfl Fk:tltlod Mimi end stato your • obJec· aod put111o1-"I IO Deed 01 netionel bank • check cea inc 4611) ttallm•rk County Clerk 01 Orangt PUIUC-noticed lbove. 1'2& Olltlr CAll704 """*1t •Ill*• 1M ~ tlono or file written Trust, reoordod on <*'•wn b 1 •lltl or loderll lrtlway San Barn1rd1 ounl'(on~4 1904 NOTICI YOU MAY EXAM· Cotta MMe l~t»uatnoee le co~ lrom ltlt Ol'9 lt -tied In objection• witl'I the 0610t190 •• Document crrtd•l Jn.on Of 1 check o. CA 12407-11&3 NOllCE·Thls Rcftout Namt fllll. Nmll INE the fit• kept by the .. Ill• ---bv: 1111 lnclvlduel Ollie Countv ~ A court before the hear· No 90>295HO Book • dr•wn by 1 •tllt Of lldetel Ottecdona to Cho •bov lllMltftt ~ llllt ~ court. If you ere • per· ~...:*ICOd 8utlnttl Ntme Sii• Ing. Your eppuranco :;:• •• of Ot11 c1•1 HWIQs and loin •Hocit· roperty may bo ob· om lie dlY 'n • llltd ::! '.,_ITArJ.i:r• eon int•rHted lri the the lldllcM'9 ~ ) = ment must be lllld bltore 111 m•y bo in pet11on 01 by ~d• 1n the olllce ot ''°" ·~ -.oclatlon Of e1 ned by '•quoth n 011111 COliniy Clen A ne The foll09lftQ 1 .. t•t•, you mey file 'AC911C NW ·-·-l• lllTlO Thi llnO of lrill lllWl'lent your ltturney the tcOfcMI ol Orange .. v·ng ba k llled. I ame •n w1111nQ lrom 8'ltNet Name S• na bu~~ witl'I tho court• form.I -JDNAL ~--~ =. ~ 1s..J•· doee not ol llleft 'llilriorea lhl IF •YOU . ARE A County, ~•htorn••· e~· u~1~ 61&20~'=-Finonn oneuc1er1' w1th1n 1 I mwt be llllcl bolore USA' ~tf,~ C:O •1970 Roquee1 for Sp.oial c.m..ery • MOf1'*Y TNe "'" rrJr _.. tied UM Ill II• tH Of • ftCtll.lout CAEOllOR or • contln· ~:~~~ •• • :.n9,:~10 011Code 1nd wthOnffd to !li~~':r' lhia•~:f"°'1' The -Of NI 1ta111111n c;, 16, llwN P-i CA Notice of tho filing of en C"-91 •Ct.,.., wlltt the CCU1ly a.tt Of gent crediror of th• Will •all •t public •uc do ~ •ntU on tl'll• •••t•I S••d .,,1, will be "' noc of ... •IW>rlll lllventory and oppr_.eal 3500 "-* v-. DIM er.,. eo..ny °" ~ deCHHd, vou mull file uon to the hlflhfll Did· At At the N«th front on unout covenant ot war· Ill M ""' Of • flctlout J«f"/ Jll4tl -._, 17806 o._. of "t•t~ "'•" or of ~ ..._ .,., 1t, 1... No matter your claim w11h the der IOf caeti (peyoble .. trtnc• to thll Coonty Court antv ••Pr•u 0, impUOd N9lnt In WI04lllofl , Torrtl!CI. CA 90504 eftV podtion or eccount .. -Naltoe what ""'u're court ond Meil• copy 10 time o• •••o In tewtut hou ... 700 CMc Ctn.IOI • 10 llue poaue11on of lllOfler unclef ,..._ W\I . 171Clll a..• • JHOWfed In H Ctton ~ ~ Ntwpoft ~ , ,__ the pereonel repruenta money of lho United On"9 W..t, Sente An.t, C~ nc;fibumcoa to .... , . S.. or common Tonenca. CAtoeol U&O of the CellfOfnle c.... .... ~ "°' ()o. doeng, ye>Ur tlV• 1ppo1nted by the si.1 .. J •l Al lhO ~ 111 r'"""· title Ind rntereat PolO o.1anc• .. llctoll 14400 .. '" Thli ........ COii~ ll'robet• Codo. A Re ....., 1t 11, a NowemOer honMttoWn oourt w1th1n four 'ront Enttence lo lhe conveyed to •nd now h9td no•• HC:ured 1114 lltlllllflcltnhll qu"1 foi Speotel Nohe• • -month• from the deto Counev CoYftt\ou.. 7 by 11 ""'* eOid Oted Of "' ed 01 True• to ..,.l 1). o JEIU•Y JtHOE wu. HE· form le ...,.....,.. from '· ,..... newspaper of fuet IHu•n~o of C.Yte Cenlef Onve ... " Tru•t In the propeny tltu '411 '86 7 J plul lt\O ,.. ,... UN WU the coun Gier\. ________ lM __ ,,.,,. letter• ... provided 1n SanYI An• CA .. , "9h' ltod In Nrl ~L C"1f0f 0•11~ ••l4tn.llWCI co••• T-.UCROW ......,., Na'*,.. ....... A• ...... . H o ti on t 100 of the lllle •nd ln••r••• con l\ft -detc11btng ,.,. ltnd •pon ... and wv 4MO........, M 11 ~ ..__ ....., --.. .... w . .,... RENT ..... Cehfottu Probet• Code -..ct 10 •nd "°"" hetd 1"",~~ctlX.-T A t ll'll lln,. ot tn• inti! '""".:C:. ~ ,.. • _,. M11' rt111ir c-t ...,, • The t f f Ii • by 11 under uld DMct ot , .. " L 1 Unit 43, In 1cellon ot ""* No """*1 ._,,_. ... .. ... In im~ or I ng ,,,,.., If' lt'4t propetty 06l· lht C11y ot Co111 MMe. e ol S.I• eat.m. 0. l T119 .__ ' ... -=Id .... CA lnugfl c:llsslfled ,,._ • delmt will not eicplre uoled U\ Hid COUl'IW, County Cf Or1n99, St11e Of e .... and COi Cfl21J114 Cllfl-:. e..fota four monlhe C ... tO(nt C•ltforn1•, •• lhown end •"•ownt o Odtl.11..25Now1 ft 1 10l11, 10l11.10l18 ....... r llOTICD PUIUC IOTICll PUIUC llOTICll Pm&JC IOTICll PUii.JC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PU1UC MOTICU PU1UC IOTICll W llOTICll "· 1iaa6l!n ~.!· ~ llOTICI 9eoon Mt Md ,....... Mellol'l 11102 ol ... COde JACK EDWMOS CO.II ful biddet Wllh the balance HOUSEHOLD ITEMS COfdenct ... IN lid ooc> 2JUW111/CA .!::=~;;.;;..-..,.;..._ 11q ....,_ ..... -. lite .... •111 11•• on l'9 IOOdl. ........., MICHAEL PINSON C0.27 be oeid oonlm\ao M02 • JESS HARDfR. UINllla ~ .,. now on 1M7 IMW:CV ...-0 llOTICI ..... ~ ~ llOTIOa t60ft .. IN ..... "'9 detcrlbed H Ml ace._ !MOLL SMITH COMI ~ ~ 1a1e us:"upon 1UC11 HOUSE~ ITEMS Ille and,,_ be ..cured 1n VIN• -,.;..'iij;f;i1ii1i:lr---i 1.K. ~ ::&,1 It -w!We... D•itl 11111 NA and "" ....... ~ ............ MICHEU& MONTAQUE ottw Wnnl'•.,. accepe. M04 ·MICHAEL~. Iha onic. of IN DirlC1of Of ~No~(~~) Inc -1• NOTICI II HMHY lllM -* and IN DellMo aolM. l'WWtglfllOrl. ~ CCM7t able to the ~ HOU$£~ ITEMS Purcf\alilng °' N Dia1t1ct. ....,.,_ -........ 0. ~ 01204 OIV!N 1111 YMCA COMo ....,. to lnlllllMll ,_... "' dry9ra, and per'IONI NAN STEWART N085I and apprOYed by the Coun 8244 • AHGEL.o & AS-No bidder mty wtttldfaw 3DZU44'CA ... MIDIUI ...... n 1!!12 CowM. Wine, CL MUNITY COUNll!LtNQ ..,_, .... °' Callomla fl'OPM'Y· DUI nota MY-TIM WILSON ~9 The undersigned ~ SOCIATES, HOUS&IOLD hi1bidtor1S*iOCIof1ot1y. Saic:I r le~~ ""'*" eo ._ CllllOmla tt1u (714) HJ 1010 lllMCU (CCI)_,.. by (IN ~ and .._ ... bMl'I Given '° ubllahtd Newport the flOt'lt IO rttect Ill'/ Ind ITEMS Ive (•5l c:taya af!M the dale ~-~-~~ r......i-8'orw f1ec11-TIME· 1:GclPM ........:... and lvougfl la ~ CCM*tclOfl lhall pey not known IO Claim WI .,,..,_ ac:h.COata MeN Dally al blcfa 8254 • CHUCK LUT· 1« lof the opening lhlleol. 11'\e ..,..,..,_.,..., OI ..... ~.., ~I I it Coc1e 11700 lht 0 foliowlng -;;;;"on'7-lcMrd, hlfell....., .......a .... it., IN NQtlef WeQe ~In-~'!.'.!.,~..,..~ Pilot Oc:lo1* 11, 2•, 1994. FOR FURTHER INFORMA· TEN BACHER. HOUSE· The Bowel of Trull ... t• l t;·~:r. ':'act~ . . ,..;IC .... l1ft ~ . avl•. up to, !Ma not ...., lhan bCh bldd9r PoeMM """' Of Mich ,... hiving Schirmer at (1\9) 194-3509 8319. MEREDITH SMJTH. Jeel;ng any Md ali bid• Ot Ind tirpenHt of .... f'9 ui1der91Qned 1413 Rob r1 A D ' IO M the CCI, .. reoelv9 '9Ce). ~ _, _ .. ...,.....""pay. T251 TION con11ct Ken I HOLD ITEMS ..,...._ the prlvhege or r• WI " -.. .. ~ ae. 1114 per: 1ooi1 Moffat Young, A1• 12:00 p.rn. of b day Of • the""'-II expired Wiii be aold at pub-PUIUC NOTICE or (ltll) ISM-3500. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS lo waive any 1rregu1111i." D•tM thlt nth ct•.r .. ope11y. ~........ Pr0j')lr1y 245t7 October 21, 11M Milled ewwded NA" OI lie MIC1lon by IHSTORAGE ITEM 24 8321 • BRENT MARTINI, or lnformal1tiH 1n any bid of October, 1994. -pt ctotNn9ti" 1725 p blc:ll lor the eward °' • "8" 'Coftfaclorl Uoenae. HUNTINOTO~ BEACH lo-PU8LIC ESTATE OP DENNIS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS or lfl the bic!CS.ng. 1t1: •• ,...,. Wllaon ~luteother hoU..:1: M ... ~tv(7•;• Coata ccnract '°' the ,~ ~auant to PUbllc ContrlCt Cated at 7•71 Warner Ave.I AOMINllTMTOR-RUUD B332 . MEREDITH SM11'H, ··•""' /II 81TTY Publllhld Newport end/Olk>Qlled at• 3tOi TIME· 2.00) ~· liof\ Of LIBRARY SHEL~ COde Section 3300. The ~, __ ,'?_f Orange, State O PUaLIC QUMDIAN PROBATE NO : PN: 19589 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ULDWIN' Director of l5Hch-Costa Mna Dilly """' 0010t/t7979 Stored ..... • • • NEW WALL, Ol'f!Cc IUCCHlful bidder muat ............. on the 28th day SAL• 17812 MancllHtlf Av· 8471 • PARENT HELO s ! I c PrOl*'Y ':1 the tollowinQ COUNTERS. CABINETS, maintain l ht llc1n11 of Octobef t994 W1tnflf NOTIC• 0 , SAL• 0 , 1nue, Irvine. Ci. 927" KAVARAK, HOUSEHOLD urohaalnt, oatt P1lo1 October \8, 19~ I06S PtaCen,.!9.,tv•1·4 Co) .. !~ f.!!_~:''· n!2~3RoA bJe11e STORAGE AREA ANO FUR· ttvoughout the dUtllion of Ave.. County of Otange, REAL PROPIRTY Al' PARCEL NO 4•N>32-o2 ITEMS om mu nit V Colle 9 • . T25' Miia. ca. •"-f: .....,.. ·~ 1• ......,..,. FIUI NITURE thla contract. Stall of c.lifornla on lhe LW304850 8549 • OONINA JOHN· Dlatrlot ttH TIME:,~ ~ ~M 10 ~:*:'!"~right All blda shall be made on No bldd« m•v ~hdraw 281h day ol October, 1994 PRIVATm SAL• Publlshed Newport SON, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Open Octqblr 28, 1994. PUBLIC NOTICE SIOttd b&oa Rod ~ ng ch... Mb. • Pur· 1 bid form turnlahtd by hi• bid tor a period of alx1y 11 9:00 1m Terms for lh• SUPERIOR COUBT O' ISHCh·Cosla Mesa Dally C\54 • YOLANDA MID· \IAM , Plcth'9u. pttsO"IC030 Squ~~ ~· per~"':!cka ~= BIDDER (IO) d1y1 aft« the date Ml tale are cash only ~II CALIFORNIA. COUNTY P•lol October 18, \9, 25, DLETON, HOUSEHOLD Bid No . 1se2 941...._ ......_ ntl • 2 · .,_, .. , C · ctieck onl Blda will bl recel'ied at for the of)«\lng theraol. aubject to c1ncel1111on. OF 1AN DIEGO 11194 ITEMS p b I h d N tu!11'· NJ7 ,.. .. ., fl• 1 y Ind paid tor It the Office of lhe CCS 2 The CCS reMtVtS thl Landlord renrve1 the right NOTICE IS HEREBY . T257 Published Newport u 11 1 ewporl Stat....-nt bftl, A052 Dane S. New, 1111 time of purchase. All Executive Cifele Suh• 28o r1ohl to reject any Ind all 10 bid. eetow Is list of GIVEN that on NOVEMBER Beach.Costa Mesa Da4y BHch-Costa MH• Daily The tolloWlng peraona are E287 R~ ~.:;"~ ~c~~ ~OOd• are told lrvlne, CA 92714, It or~ bfda °' to waive ifregullfl. namea and unit numbefs. us. 1994 0 1 lh1real1tr PUBLIC NOTICE Piiot October 18, 24, \994 Pilot October I I, 18 \1194 doing buslneM u : , EOll Pad tograph u.~ • In must be r• fOfe the time and dale tiee In 111'1 bid. KENNY GALLAGHER within lhe lime lllowlKI by T259 T2•3 STAMPEDE DELIVERY. Co. mo ... .., al the time of Ille. ttaled lbov1, 11 which time Y11CA COMMUNITY A0034 law, 1t tll• Offieet ol the Notice Is hereby g1vtn 1010 C111lln1, Laguna Ptoc>trtYPI 20J39A 1 C ta =u:':,,,aulnbj= 10 pr~ they wlll b1 publicly COUNS•LINQ SIR· ALBERTLANGILLA019\ Public Admlnstrator-Publlc that lhe undersigned w1U PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Bead\~~~1 2099 acen I v .. 01 h evtnl o Opened and f9ld aloud al VICES S UECUTIVll KIMBERLY STANLEY Guardian of San Diego be sold at Pubhc Auc11on Kelly,...,,, __ ., Mme ...... ca. 92827 (71•) ll4e-I • lllll•ment between said .addtna • A0682 County California Wiii seu on MONDAY NOVEMBER NOTICE NOTICE OF SA&.E Thia bualn•11 II con-3165 TIME: 11 :oo AM owner Ind obligated party. Eich bid mus. c:onfOfm CIRCL•, SUIT• 280, KELLV CRONN A0699 II pclvall sale 10 ihe high-7. 11194, 10;00 AM KELLY INVITUtQ BIDS OF AUTOMOBILE duc:led by: In lndtYlctual Stored by the following ~atedf ~l~lh and 18fh Ind bl respOntlv. e to all IRVIN•, CA 92714 JAMES R. CHAMBERS est Ind best blddtt, sub-& KARL JACKSON, K.E Notice Is hereby given Notice is hlfeby given The rtglalranl(I). com- pttsoos: 0421 LM Vlll °'' "•Y ~. I • 1994. Put> pertinent Bidding Ind Con-Publl1h1d Newport A01.IM )eel lo conllrmat1on by lhe AUCTION SERVICE, P.O 11\at lhe Board of TruSIMS pursuant lo llC'llonl 3071 meneed to lrlnNCt bUM- HIY· C2S9 Brian Rayburn c ~~· Man~ement tract Documents. A Mt of Be1ch.C01ta Me .. Dally JAMES R. CHAMBERS lboY ... nl1lled coul1, 111 ol BOX 825, RIALTO CA.. of I.he Coast Commun11y and 3072 ol lhe C1V1I Co<lt neu und« the F'ICtlllOUS C251 Lotna Sl1ugh11r, ~ .. b'J'j;'ii tor the OWr'9f Bldfeocuments may be oo. Piiot Oclobef 11. 1994. A0798 the rlgllt. uue 1n<1 lntert5' 923n. 909-87~744, AUC· College 01st11ct ol Orange of Iha SIAI• of C.lilorn•a Bullne11 Nam•(•) llsted 8166 Cty9tal Slpn, S0.3 B u h-Cllhtd Newport talned at the Office of the T21f RICHAADTAYLOR A0809 of the estates listed below TION BONO 1723-4\·\9. County, Cal1lorn11, wall re-the undar11gned. G & \fl aboYe on: C>e-24-IM Wibm Dean• H C Oita Mesa Dally ccs. JAYNE BOULTER 80039 In Ind to lhll certain Ital ALLSPACE • COSTA Cl.Vt sealed btds up 10 but Towing. Inc 965 Wesl 1tl1h Kelly Thomuon Property 20153 Ptlol October 11, 18. 1994. f'ach bid shall be ac-PUBLIC NOTICE DAVID POWELL 80905 property therelnalttt d• MESA, 1535 NEWPORT no later than 11·00 AM, Fri· SlrMI. Costa Mesa Orange Thia statement wu filed 2075 Newport Bl .. Costa T244 complllled by the INSUR· RHONDA UPSEV 80967 scnbed. Wntltn bids may BLVD., COSTA MESA, CA day, Octobll 28, 1994, 11 County, CA 92827, v.1n H ll with the County Cleric of !HSI. ca. 02827 (71•) M&-ANCE CERTIFICATE, Lll1 NOTIC• 0, SAli KEN ILES 80993 be tecelvld II any llme 92627 lh• Putchaslng Dtpaftment al public IUCl•On II • said Orang• County on S.ptem- 5616 TIME: 12:0-0PM, On the move? of O.slgnal9d Subcontrac> In accordance with lhe MANUEL LOPEZ C0088 after f111t publlcallon of this A 1 8 3 • J 0 SE p'H of the District locallKI at address", Costa Mesa, Cal· ber 30, 1!11M. Stored bY the followlng lors, and Nonoollullon Af. ptovlslonl of Section 2t700 JEFFERY ALLEN C03S6 no~ and before the mak· LATORRE, HOUSEHOLD \370 Adams Avenue, Bldg ifornla. 11 1pm on Widnes· Fe23850 pert001: fi<>59 Donald M. Sell your extra lldavh reqUltlKI by the In-through 211\1 of the Call· The Piiot Ing of the silt by filing .IJE.MS 0, Costa Mesa. Cal1lonu, day, I.be 2nd day ol No-Published Newix>n B .. ch-l'urcell, OC020 Salvador formation For Bkldera. tomla BUllneu and ProlH· Cl•••lfl•d such bids In lhe Office ol A21• • JOSEPH TEAGLE, at which time bids w111 be vember, \994. 1111 lollov.ing eo.ta Mesa Da.ty Pilot Qc. Oj1d1, H01~2 DPhlll'l. household . Thia project la a fedarally alone Code there being Th• moat co. mprehen· the Public Administrator. HOUSEHO!p ITEMS publicly opened and 1ead automobile(•). to v.11 tobw 4 11 18 25 1994 M111z.alek, vi anlel It funded project and wUI bl due, unpaid atorage fH lor TERMS ANO CONDI-A22S • CURTIS 0 . lor: PURCHASE OF RE· 1988 MERC 4H • • • • · Swett. H067 Rip Morg1n, ems under tedenil tegulatlona which INSTORAGE HUN· slve and current dlrec· TIONS OF SALE: Ten ~· HORNE, HOUSEHOLD CORDING EQUIPMENT; VIN• T2J6 H012 Joe Sagona, E2•6 In Classlfled which lnclUd• the Davis-TINQTON BEACH I• en-tory of good• and aer· cent of the pu1chase price ITEMS • GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE 3MABM\257JR637'9$ Buy II. Sell II Find fl. Gregory uama1. E226, Ana 11tJec1to 1 lien purauant to vices aroundl requlrlKl.lrom the 1ucciss· A280 • A. ANSON. AU bids are 10 b• In ac· Ucense No. (State) Cl•-lfled • .:rr---- I ' ~ ... GENERAL ' --.. .............. _1002-1625 , I I'·-~ -~ II ... a.assm:tED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday POLICY Rates and deadlines are sub)eCt to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor. reclassify. revise or reject any classified advenisement. Please repon any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for .any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Cred1t can only be allowed for the first insenion. "':'"~ ' I I .m ·2101-2744 •• .. llMlto Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DMLY PILOT DEADUNES Monday ... _ ....... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ......... : ... Monday 5:00pnl Wednesday ....... ~yS:~ Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BYPllONE (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Pl~ include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call yoo back with a pri~ quote.) BYMAILOR• PERSON: 330 West Bay Street CostaMesa, CA92fJ27 Comer of Ncwpcst BM & Bay SL -----•I HUNTINGTON BALBOA HOUSES/ BEACH 2140 PENINSUIA NEWPORT 2607 BEACH GARAGES 2669 FOR RENT . LOST & PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 CONDOS 5530 ·2740 FOUND 2925 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 Irle of Cos ta M ••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR SALE 2br 2ba 2-car gar.crose •••••••-I 10 golf/bch/ahop1 t 02 a-. BAY AVI!. Across from library, Studto $500 & 1 BR $850, appllancea, lndry, u1111 pd. No peta. Ref1 req'd. 723- 0823 or 310-596-0619 MONTHLY R•NTAL Unlil 8/17/95. Vl blk to bch/pler. Newly redec 6 exceptionally clean. 2Br ~Ba furn, w/d, gar :YORAGE GARAGS-. FOUND .c:AT grey long Live talk & home ph COMSTRUCTION. 40 LOOKING FOR 1 ST PRESSROOM~~~~ Newport Hghts area hair male. white bib # ·s 1 ·305·926·2155 h rs /wk . H e Ip er JOB? lOUM. HO\lllHG Ol'l'OlllTUNITY 411 ........... lhlfllllllt •• 1111\ ""'""'·" sMttCI It Ille fed• 1.ral fllr ........ Act II 1161 II ....-n wll6dl ...... ii llltt•• It ""'*' ".-y "'*"""" 111111.lllH 11 i1lsc11111IO llt11 .......... , .... ,.11,1111. SU. MNU,. ~ 11.iWI Of ........................ ............... u.i. llt6M•lli~.'· "" ....,..,., will 1101 .....,..,..., """'". ................ wMcll ls 11 ,...,._., 1111 ia.. ow llHtn ..... ., ............ •" ilwtliMll MwftlMd 1• 111111 .................... ..... IU I i1IMlf .... 11 cellt- -II ... I 11111111. U11 HUO ......... 1 .•• 424.191.ftl ... 'IHI 1' •• , ... oc ... ,.. ... Ull HUD IC 421-UOG. CEMETERY LOf/ CRYPT 1225 · S 1050/ + utl or share rent (714) 897-68n NEWPORT BEACH 2169 Beach Area Wlnt•r or vre. Furn/Untumlsh9d 1 Bdrm & 3Bedroom S750 10 $1800 mo. VIiia Rentals 675-4912 2 DUPLEX APTS. 1 BR & 2BR. garage, w/d, utll Incl. Vearty $995/mo_ 645-58&2 1 OX20 $85 m onthly. an d boo t a, .v or y 52·50l18 -needed tot pamtlng MANAGER Alley access 548-6680 friendly. Found 10/t/ HOT & WILD! jobs. Misc duties, S9 Now hiring inolY, 18-• Community n~w_!p~· parkng. 818-451-4473 •••••••!11111• OOeanfront Winter COMMERCIAL Fully turn 3Br 2Ba, DlC! 11 y ESTATE gar. S 1500/mo. No ~ peta. Katen. 434-1424 •••••••• 94 Pro1pect & Lugo· 1 "00-86,._6969 Ht. EOE 821·4593 lo Rep loadtng spons por group w11h heavy I SI N • 1 .., v-& l'oshlon put>llca· COl'Tlm•rclal wor~ n a · ewpor roll Free Call DENTAL ASST. F(T Shores. Adopl ablt ~ P ti 1 lions. Soe places like seeks person to run Aftet 10/3/94. LIVE UNCENSORED """"roup rac cec n FL,-NY, HAWAII pfate'):>ress ma111oom 648-<>972 QIRLSl Nwpl Bch needs 111 operauon Musi have 10718 1 """A ·821 8t89 as51stant 4 day/Wk al· 2 wki pd train. \tins excellent 1echnlcal FOUND ~INIATURE • • .....,.... • 1erna1e t; day Satur-& lodging provided. SIZED MALE DOQ S3.99/mln. 18+ days. (714) 640-11 22 No exp. nee Call Ms Ps~:~•li~go ~~~~i>;,~~al~~ I N I B ... FOX at 714·772·7621 n ewpor eac., ••••••••• DIEDRICH COFFEE um1s of u1ban1tes (4 COMMERClAl atea San Joaquin Rd. •-M-·_F_, _9· ..... 5---.....--lolders) 6-ooiy. 2·sh1ll CORONA DELMAR MISCEI.IANEOUS Looks Ilk• mixed EMPLOYMENT needs counter stall Pasta Brevo Is look· en ... ironmenl requ11es 2622 PROPERTY 2778 breed. Could be part ••••••••• help lor the Costa Ing tor CASHIERS & strong communlca· RENTALS Keeshound. shelli• or Mesa & Newport DRIVERS (mual be lion 01 ganizat1on11 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C·2 Ofc,/Werehouae m iniature collie. ---------Beach stores. Ouah· over \8), $S·$5 SO and management 7t5 POPPY. Sunny 900 S/f, nr Falr'vlew & Pleau phone 714 EMPLOYMENT hed appl•cants mvst hr ... 1tps Also looking skllls EAperrence tn 2Br 1VlBa. ocean view 55 Fwy 619-726-8\00 435-9969 5530 have restaurant.retail for COOKS & Kitchen ·selling c omme1clal deck. Avt 11/1. $1400. ROOMS 2706 Of 819-723-1953 LOST: S·monlh-Old exp. Please call Mamo Help PfT or FfT Apply vvork a plus We offer P~ ...... ........ .,.--,..,.--....,.----~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii al 438-2281 1104 1~ ne '"''cons.~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Small buslnu1 rental/ Norwegian Elk· In person. •·1 • compellltve salary Npt.al .... Lovely 5Br private officea. From hound Pupp~, gray/ Admln Assistant . Flower Delivery p 1 Ave • Newport Beach ano gooo benefits COSTA MESA 2624 home. Pvt bath. tun $200 w/prkg. Xlnt CM black, wearing purple For Real Estate olc mornings or afternoon PIZZA DELIVERY P{T plan Send resume BEACH houa. prlv. $400/mo locatlon. 760-8364 collar. Lost 10/13 In It· Macintosh exp, data avl. Must have good Apply atl•r 4 oopm and cover lener 10: uUI Incl. 545-9729 vine Terrace. CdM. on1ry. lthng, good peo-drNlng rec. 833-\888 Yelentln•'• Pin• California RENTALS t Mo. Pree Rent 2Br NEEDS MEDICATION pie organ1u1iona1 28\9 Newport 81.,,d.r-.B C •ty WINTER WEEKLY 1Ba. gar, W'alde. New•---------$50 reward If found Slo.tllS noc Salary com-Human Resources ommun1 1-4Bd ...... $35().$1400 cpVpalnt, S825+S500 BOTl!LS BUSINESS & Pfease call 644-9B68, mensu1011e w ab11t1y Manager ~~ ~EN~L dOFFICE" News WINTER (FURN) aec. Ag1, 850-1220 • MOTELS 2718 FINANCE leave measage 11 FAX resume 10: Coast • ' iy, •y• • w Ann· Personnel 2Bd t t $1895 •we're not atound. Newport Properlles We need an expert Mull type 45 wpm & 425 w Broaa ... ay ocn rn ..... Brlnht, ahlny clean 28• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o d n h 1 8 f $1""'" • ' REWARD.· LOST PUPPY (714)759·6B29 ur mt ·size. grow1 g ave compu er e11p Su11e 300 3 d ocn rnt ..... .vv twn .. ous .. ,..,... P•'tlo, d a N 1 C t 1 ANNUAL " •1• • 1..-----------.1 company noe s n-p en er nsurance GI 1 C 91204 pool. lndry tac. $700. LAGUNA BEACH Monday Oct 3. 111 ADVERTISING swers 10 out tough olhce. Rose. 644.8400 end,:i. •,~. A10 . 2Bd/2Ba ••••••.•••. Sl200 Harbor Vlllaa 548-9081 MOTOR INN black Getman Shep· 1 1 1 and .,.. '"" 2Bd Bal la ....... $1950 herd, w/~lnk collar. ASSISTANT personno • ega PfT S•l••·lasl grov.1ng 818·548-8897 ... k 52450 1 BR Mobil e home Wik t 1 F bene111s queshons G 3Bd bay-..oc · · Y ren • •· r.ee Lost vlcln ty of Tewln· The person who lilts loch co. ood base· 10 p1ace an aa m 38d + Den ..... $2850 From $490. Oulel & HBO. heated pools, kle Park In Colla Full time, s7 50 'hr lh's new position will comm. lV 1>.nowl help· Th• Piiot classlned. 4Bd houH ...... .$1700 Secure. 1991 Newport at•P• to ocean. $175 Mesa. Pleas• call 714• Stablo. DEPENDABLE ac1 1 89 an inler"AI con· ful. W1ll 1t11n. 645·7340 CaU M2~878. Full S.rvfc. BIVd. Me-8373 & Up/Wk. Maid Hr· 5 0-7858 1nd1v1dual neodod 10 • ... 4 · provide clerical sup· sullanl 10 our manage- ' BR I ool vice. Kitchen avall, "ill'lllnl'8tllhl ---------Prona..., Mgmt •· apac oua, P • 985 N Coaat Hwy. u..111: port lor the ad11enis· mcnl toam and com· --------- -· •• aide. gated, nr beach 1ng department ol a plete projects m such EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ~ & h I s•151 o guna Beach 4~294 ,. __ ...;;...,;;...;;;__...;...=..-_ __ _, 'J1-'91Jdl 11a1 9 • opp ng. • " m ·-growing community areois as compenso-5530 5530 Pacific View In CdM. ~--6 Up M2·S858 3000 newspaper chain. Ac· hon pl311nlng. supervl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Value $2800; A1k .,,_..,. ..... .._._ •2Bd-1~Ba lWNHSE VACATION curate typing ol SO· sory 1111mng and ben- S1650. Could be dou· fl3=1'90 e 2B0-1Ba APTS RENTALS 2722 BUSINESS Work-Out profeulonal 55wpm a MUST. Ou· ef1ts analysis ble. Gary 841-8038 2Bd·2Ba dUplex, ga-Lovely unha, P<><>Mw OPPORT11NITY weight machine. Bio-1101 include dal3 entry rage. 1~ blk to bch, bua/~ti4o:,ry•. Noliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2904 Dyne· Dyna-Pak F-10. & heavy phones. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT porch, 11200 mo. peta 3e2 N• OCUNl'RONT no cable change, mul· Hours 8 ·:30am·5 30pm (818) 359-4539 ' AVAIL.ABLE NOW. 2er Wffkly. Fully rum 3Br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llple station complete Mon-Fri Good ben- Blutfs condo, 2100 a/f, 1 Ba. lrg kltch. din rm. 2Ba, gar. N/pet 11200/ l'or the beat part·ll'!'• work outs 1t home. •his. opportumty for 3BR·2"B• pertectlonl From se75• 831-4033 wMk. Katen 434-1424 bu1lneu opport1M11ty s2•800 new-5 yr old. growth Phys1calidrug •1_... Berbera Sanr.. VIiia lll'•ate •-ta. In this paper call 714-11,199. 150-5683 testing IS I p1e11qu1· • --533-5329. 111• ol employment gret, Rltr 844-0195 •'aide triplex 28' 1Ba, UNTALS TO PAYPHONa ROUTES ••••••••• For conslderallon, call FOA Lik 128()0.Hrbr quiet upstalre, d/W, SHAU 2724 Loc:aJ alt" • tor HI•. PERSONALS ~~d2Y1 Eo~1~1130ng;.7t4-642· ---------• vw Hma, R•mod 38d patio, lndry, gar. $7751 S2000fWk potential 1· "' ~ BALBOA + den, 2·5&a. Agt mo.545-7352 IOC).2()8.5300,24hra I•------CASTING-MOVIE ------- Eric® 800-301 ... 714 ... Pen. Reapon per· ISLAND 2108 NEWPORT SHRS atep1 GTOH eon. Pvt rm/be, w/d, EXTRAS to 009M comm pool B11NTIH trpt, bek:, beech aide. PEJtSONALS 3002 + Producuon t1alnH1 lovely remod.i9d tam· Uy hm 4bd, den, 3ba, 3 frploa, roofdeck S2800 mo. 173-4118 & tennle '* 38d fmty IEACB 2140 '3M/mo. &73-4571 ANNOtnfCEllENTS on maJor film lludlo. rm. ffpto, 11700 * 3 · CdM·Shr 3Bd·28a, AMAZING A111Y UV. (714) 991-2251 bd, fmly rm, frplc 407 t tth at. 18' & frptc, w/d , MW cpl, 1-305-97 .... 74.3 ,,,., Ct.CS fll• Community s.2000 AQT 831-1400 gar In 4-ptex, newty cloH to bch, ~mo LOST. 10718-1-804·121-1778 Ma1kel Pi.ce. ---------•NP' 8hre on weter • ctec. 3 bltl• to oc:een. + utila 111-4211 1·9()().454.fiM7 s:u9 mtn Pilot c1au1nec1 CORONA YoUf own eencty bchl S700. 31o-64t-3841 .... '"" pool/ten bch POUND 2925 1~257 MC:V th M2...a878 380-28a. 404 U nd St. •P• 1550/lulo<ef W/ •••iimi•iil•iiiii iiD.EL_MAJt ___ 2.1.2.2, ~1100 mo. 842 ... 917 NEWPORT happy upbt d .. lgnet •• RIWARD •• TH. um•l'TB. W..-Aii8 3Br Ha 133-7172 or 14N473 LOST ti.,,. BEAL A...u. Fw ..... , 3Bt+cten, TwnhM kar gar, f/p. IEACB 2189 .,,,.... ooncto own mVbe "5•• PITN!SS 3000 FITNESS 3000 2"B•, 2-cer ger, w/d . Avail now. 11425 Prof·1 .. conalder•t•. Lott on lunclaf,I••••••••• ••••-lilmiaii No P•t•. 11700/mo. 51~··· Ext. 327 •11111 ..... "'*"*· Av.it. lmf'Md. Oct. 11, Ht of··-------------· Avall 11/1. 780-llt2 a11R 9U •7•8'U~ 14a.IO+UI M1-..0 Looldftt '°'A ~ow LACIUlli IWA kere at the ..... R ___ .. APAllTllBNTS Ind. IDll30 ':!.!!.:.. t fllMpon ..,. ___. '° port Beach Pier " ........ -.,.,.. ..,. "--ehop1 on ... _ .. ___ .. ..,,, Cell KIP PO• ...... pete, No ..... No a _ ... 1420 ••1 ·••£"> .,... ~ ft -· ....... 4••• ........ ,_.......,,. rlnthalMttthlttfte Harltor RealtJ ._. 90 beh N• o;;aft View 2br I .. ___ 173 4400 ........... & ,.: 2ba. f/p, W/d , MW ta VaJut, r"- ..... -,.,_ nMlby paint. 1450 mo 31th c8" Yolanda, 714- ..--. ltt _.. . a. 8e1boe 81 M0-7611 I 3 5 -0 7 3 0. Mo NI lhar• i'lke a mN•et ., 28a Apt. ~ apa que1tlon1 aeklcl. New 8ack &av. N/amk • pf0f'l.16M/mo + '(2 TRADE "'M0-0111 PMS? MENOPAUSE? Mood Swings -Irritability Brent :Ttndemns -He•cbchn P•nic Attacks -Bluting f Requirements: current kno~ledge ol Callfor· ma labor l.lw, worket's comp, ADA reguta· uons. benef111 op- 1.ons. etc .• appropriate eoucahon and train· ing; seve1al yea11 ol .-.per1once In a s1m11., poS1t1on Callfornla Commun11y News publtsh•• new•· papers in the Glen- dale at.. and In Or· ange COYnty, and per· forma commercial l.m.mfdutt opt1uns lot nptntn<fd. hill tlltt otfn pert0n fOf °"' SoUltl Co.t ruu lot.ttion. \t11 t bf n.1iJ.tblt to 9'01\ fTftlmga arid ~'ttl.ttwh. Good P' . llWI \ltntfill Fu fttU.llt lo f114) "U or wnd m1111t llO ~ Oct111• Dmt H1111bnpft Buch; CA~ A ttmlioll: HVINI ltaoe production WOfk. Th••~::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;;:::::;;;:::;;;;::;::; posulon 1a band 1n11 Glendale end r•porU 10 1enlor manage- mvnl. PleaH aend r••ume and cover lank to: Calttornla Communltw Nowa . Ann: P9'aonnel 4l5 W, Bro.ct•11Y Suite 300 Glerioai., CA 8120' or tu to &11-541-eat7 No matter what you're doing. your homeloWn new..,.. • GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale place a garage sale sign where it wi~ be seen. Make sure you follow all city ordinances and allOCiation any rules. • • i, .. DOWN 1 Sum 2 Strlfl09d Inst rumen• 3 Counleffetl COin$ 4 Hurt 5 AnorY 6"WhMtof Fortune" buy 1-501 8 NutntlOUS legume g 0..lric:t 10 Mindful 1 t Permanenl. as•nlt 12Female sandpiper 13 Go astray 18 Furry 22~n;:. 24 Cracow native 25 Did very wetl 26 Small child 28 Zodiac sion 29 Welf-g1oomed 30Pause lO tl14 31 Quota 33 l<tlls 34 Enlarge I 5 1 Ma; -Coel<lall 52 Impulses 53 Pan1yhose color 35 Fak_e 36 Life. tn Ouebec 38-~llery 40 Righi away 54 Jaigon S6 Teddy - 57 Beooed 41 Large bulrush 43 Greek leller 46 -Wan Kel'\Obt,ol -"Siar Wars• 47 F1shtng nets 49 Thtngamaf19 58 Ooci( dweller 59 ·eunerlttes -Free· 61 Egg source 62 ·-Gol a Secret" 63 Power agcy 10 11 12 13 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT . EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 5530 P.reachool Teacher RECEPTIONIST P/T or Helper. P{T. Prefer M·W·F In Nwpt Beach. some ECE units. CM Phones, llght typing & preschool. 642-4050 filing. Renee 646-2672 Real Ellate Why play Hide 'N SMk with childcare? Call The Piiot today! 142·5678. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 ------- *HICKORY FARMS RECePT/OFFICe ASST GIFT SUPERVISOR CUSTOMER SERVICE For CM archllec:tural/ Coordinate receiv· Earn extra money . devel co. Microsoft ing, prep & send-during the holidays Word 6.0 a plu•. com· lng of Hickory selling Hickory puter knowledge a Farms gills Farms gifts. must. Salary nego· liable. Fax resume to Abo · N usa at 714-957-3197. ve average wage. o RECEPTIONIST experience necessary, will train. For Nwpl Sch Beauty Part or full time. Salon. FfT, rellabl•. xlt Ap~ly inperson, Wes.tcliff Plaza, phone manner. Con· N h tact Rena or Antonella 1 th & Irvine, ewport Beac (714)752-5882 .. _____________ _ NOR111 •AK IOt <:>Kl 3 O K 74 •16 2 EAST ., 0 87 ~2 0 tl51 • 10. 8 7 The btddins: SOlTTH WEST NOR111 EAST l • 20 So P .. 8• PaM P.. P .. Openm1 lead: Ei1M or• Study the North-South holdin1: wtuch card out.aide the trump 1uit i1 1oin1 to be the key to fulfillin1 the contract? North's three-diamond cue-bid showed a limit raise or better in spades. Since the biddin1 •uueet.ed that aJI of North'• cards would be worlun1, declarer elected t.o proceed directly to aix spades. AnUlllCll •11 .....,...... DWl'Ol1' 1~&V;1··l•lia•i"l•E ·----•lllllC. IOll '''CB 11111! ...... ...._a ... 1•••••••11 .,., ltOO ... ~ -... , ... __. men:• u-..-1 ~ 7•» IVICI ..... 1100. Aefrlg ~ ............ h f . • ....... . IOll ... c.ll 11Ma17 =w= ~:,, ::. ~~.ca!:.!~· .r~ ... ...... Tire• • ......_almond. aa cu' Cutloch 0/8 motor, alley, 415 VJaea ~ W--. lw. molOf · afde/9kle w/IOetMkar, rNnlmat ht9, uklng good. '~ I 'Yf8 old, Wfpool· 1450/obo. 176-~ prioe MOO. 139-2328 IHO. C.il .... .._... __ With no loeer in •111 .Wt. ..-pt TIAISPOnAnOll ·------- cluba, it nlisht -m that the ra .. ol aottt 0: ~ PUB TO YOU IOZZ CADILLAC 9040 the eontnct hinel• on the 0... in ..._ .... that .uit.. It declarer ,.u.. en the ,,..._.......,--._ra""'1r""'1g-11.--cu-. Adult female p retty _IO_A ________ '78 El Dorado ll&arrftz liMIM, howe'f'lr, the contract will ft., Ice mak•, vetUcal tabby cat. neutered aM .H 7011 Suong running, new rail. Weet can wan and exit wuh a freez•, whit•. Ilk• nu ahota, ''" to good •••••••••I bt&Ma, ~ "'*lor club.'--·'---or_,.. .... _ bearu haw $321 789-0a78 home.~ 7&8·3239 11400 obO 131-o87L u.w..... ,...,. ..,.., 13' atumlnum flahlng ,_....,.... ____ '""!'"' __ been atripped f'rom both the cloeed FR•• bOat, &HP motor, •lee '80 El Dorado Baltltz, hand and dwnmy, and the derend-PUINITUD 1014 ••UNN•••• fl•hlng motor, grH\ 350 ve. A/C, Full era will collect another club trick in Looking fCM' a good cond, S800. 073-7971 Power. Xlnt Cond. the f'ullneu o(t.ime. hom•. Six wMka old. ~ ... •Fo•N•u• S2350 • 931·7148 W • d d all 1 -· •au Dtnln8 a.t. cue· Darting son & Fuzzy. ...-.. " ....,. est.a iamon overc am ... ~ tom built. ttad decor, Pie ... Call 979-4240 44'x15'2". Twin 376HP1--------- 1ure.ly placea the ace cf cliamondl in a uphol ctve • NaV --------• CATS, 450 hra: 2 SR, DATSUN 9010 ----------that handl and declarer can put. back, perfect condl FREE SAND 2 Blh, 38M Raytheon that know ed1e to 1ood uee. The Movlngl Pd S35K, C II lll-3828 radar, Rythn eounder, •78 280z 4-ap new blk key card in the ecbeme or thins• muat HO at .S9800. • Robertson AP, Furuno Inter. 95 reg. atralght becomes the table'• kinr or dia· Also china cabinet w/ --------• Lrn, 2 cir lVa. Glen-body, stereo, nm• grt. monda, in which auit declarer hu buttet 6 tea c:art. Jeurew ny fURS denning, wtrmkr, /VC. S1075 01>0•631.-7149 7i4-721.o490 '""~ , Xlnt cond, •triking no &oeerl • •-6025 graph lca. S 199K.,~--------.u~-r winnin• the operu'ni lead in Bdrm ••I qu"n blonde AIU Rand" 714-648-8197 ·-""..., ... French Country Baa· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '' FORD 9075 dµmmy, declarer ruffs a diamond in tt A I d h t ELECTr>IC BO .. T liiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii h ~ t.o th ki r heart.I H • . mo re an c H 8 Pleoee of Jewelry • n .. an.., crouea e 1\1 ° w/mlrrQr. Night stand appraised 584,ooo. 18' Duffy Electric and ruff• another diamond. Aft.er $1800 7S8-o278 Sell all or part, b .. t boat, great condl caahinr the ace and queen or Cherry bdrm aet, un· offer or trade. Serious Moving-must ••Ill heart1,declarercroueat.otheboerd __ _. c 1 ca11 57..._3199 S490-0 obo. Call daybed w/trundle & RANCH MINK ...... '89 Ranger .,x4 Good tires, a /c, 5·s'pd, S2900 960·9377 with a trum~ and leada the ldna o( u....,, 11~· h•rry on y. · Cheryl (714) 552·8'421 diamond•, iecardinr a club from matt, 5250. 895-6046 Long luxurloue coat, M II rl hand inst.ead ofruffina. That leavet Chippendale formal fully reveraable, $975. umongoua • n• JAGUAR 9105 Wen with a choice ofloeina options: dining room aet, Hats Stunning Mary McFad· IW•D Meet! liimiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii a club return will be into declarer'• 10, w/buttet & china, den gown, alze 12, SUNDA'I, Oot 23rd •88 XJ9 hi Prl 1 maJ'or tenace, and a red 1uit $2500. 714-828-3177 $4000 new, $425. pp Daylight Ill Noon. By w t• •t n• d direct from 1 oo yacht condition 58K mllea allowed declarer t.o ruff in wnmy Couch-Pmowback Call 648-6306. owners. Salls, hafd· S13,995 7eo.8300 while diacardina the queen o( dube white 7' Ilk• new ware, amall boats, from hand. Either way, declarer'• S350. 769-7700 OFFICE chart•, books, out·•---------- only loaer is a diamond. Home/office 6' walnut 'tURE. board motors, nautical JEEP 9110 dHk·alx drawent; Xlnt PURNI decor, aextanl•, etc, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT •-E-MP...._L_O_YME __ NT ___ cond. s 1so 640-4822 EQUIPMENT ·6047 etcl Josh Slocum rt•· 87'CH•ROK•E LAA· tuarant plUJ<lng lot on EDO 4 ltr. 4X2 Good 5530 5530 5530 MOVING Din rm table/ PCH In Newport condition 103K mll liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliii• . 8 chalra·handcarved Copier Cannon NP Beach. For more Info, $5200 obo 650-4356 Sal•• Now hiring FT/ YldmkiTING •h•ll·ahaped back•, 300AF, low uae, auto call Minney'•: . • PT for ~••hlon lal & Top Real Estate Pro-TELEMARKETING Cbloettac .. h•tdaboal• k,54~dlaoom. dfffdk, •t64c ... s~99;J.ob0. 2 (714) 548-4182 M.VleJo Mall & other ducer aeeka exp'd All CONSTRUCTION gl• w/2 atone flah ea •· ..,... "" UThll It The OC hi profile ateaa. Telemarketer for an Hu poaltlona In our S375. 3 Egypllan·atyle BIG ONEil MAZDA 912S Com.,, w/guar earn· exclUng agreulve new ocean view Coata . plcturea S60 all. PETS & --------'80 MIATA Whit .. Inga. 714-803·9999 pr~am. Uc prefd. Meaa office tor cu.. Plante. 548·1464 ANIMALS 6049 Slt·a·Top Kair•k Surf Pristine condltlon. 40K 7 0-MOO X101 ~:h9!d~fi'~ngcatl8~pf Moving muat Hll Schaf· iiiiiiiiiiiiiii' iiiiiiiiiiiil Ski 19 ft, rudder, nice mllea, chrome whMI• EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 8 :3oam.2:3opm or fer & Son grand piano ~~g;0~~t S~~~7;;~ 7eo.8300 5530 5530 2·30-8·30pm ahllta Excellent cond. $2000 ADOPT-A·PET '•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call JR at 548-6129 759·3416 or 759-3419 Every Sat & Sun at -------- •• No s,111ng Moving! Mlac furn, bunk PETSMART, Fountall' SAIL BOATS 7014 MERCEDES 9130 bed, wicker pcs, BBO Valley. Puppies, kll· Graphic Arts Ad Assembler Community newspaper group with large ad production department is currently seeking creative, sharp and energ~tic Macintosh. computer operators for its high-paced night stiift in Costa Mesa. Must have 1 y~ar Macintosh experience. Candidate should have working knowledge of Multi·Ad Creator, Quark Xpress or PageMaker. Photoshop experience a plus. Production e~rlence preferred but not necessary. Positions available on night shift. California Community News f?ublishe~ newspa~rs in the Glendale area and in Oran~e County, and performs commercial production work. Send resume with cover letter to: California Community News Attn: John Philips 330 W. Ba}' Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 DOORS 3580 PENCES Tired of punching Um•· & morel &40-6763 tens and more, all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'SU 1eo• 2 .8 Smk all-il~k~~!4.~~ !~C:'~i .,,..M,,_o_vt...,.n-9-. -u,....,....v-rm--1-.1 looking for lovlng, car· 30' NORMCROSS ver/laupe. MOVINO, di Ing homes. CALL 24t-TRIMARAN PLUS muet eell. 29,000 310-798-4643 ex DP2 5200; handsome • 0317 for more Info. MOORING LOCATED ml Under warranty nette, gls top, $250; IN A PRIME AREA OF $22.995. 759·7659 desk & exec chr SlOO. FREE KlnENS BALBOA 1SLAND.1-------- EMPLOYMENT . 536·9342 or 545-3o&a TO LOVING HOMES ASKING S25,000 FOR 1987 Merced•• 580 SERVICES 55331________ 8 AVAILABLE BOTH. PLEASE PAGE SL 8por1• Coupe. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiltiMERCBANDISE 644-9962 or 851-0155 71 4-570-2878 Hard top+ convertible. ----'SC 6015 Save abuaed and Teal color wllh cream Pleaae be aware that uu • --------leather Interior. 35K ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii abandoned pets. Be a •• 111nuE SLIPS II . A kl I bl t.he listings In thla cat·1• volunteer/foster. Call '~' m ••· • ng ow ue egory may require you 4 WH•ELCHAIRS 714-859-27, 04. DOCKS 7022 book of $24,000. to call a 900 number S7S.S110 Good buy lor a beau· In whlcl'I there 11 a Me.8800 tlful, out•tandlng charge per minute. Cltrue, fruit, avocado BICYCLES 6060 Sllp avail #139 up to P-P 71~39-9448 treH·frulUng S 1 O; Tree iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 83'@ S14 p/ft CM' disc. •--------t- MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES 6010 ANTIQUES 4 U. Fur· nlture, accea•orles, aale 10-40% on1 Buy- ing 1-plece or entire estate. 3012 Newport Bl. N. B. 548-4123 •BUYING ITEMS• From 1800-1960. 1 pc Jewelry to entire house contents. Immediate cash, lop s. 673·6223 ~~·~2~; c?-7 =~": 1950 Western Flyr repo ~c:i~~d O~ka!;civi;:,=TiiOiiYiiiOiiTiiAiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s1: Shade, pine 15 g blkH $160. HI wheel Av all 10/15-12/15 i• 520; H8fbl 135 kinda $l; re po $600. Skate Tim 8aMI 8CYC~ '80 &RS Long Bed Ulac 110: ~74.9422 cycle $50. 673-4866 5·apd, a/c, S2200 ••• 890-9377 Going Out Of CAMPERS, RV'S , •at aTARL•TT s- Buslnt11l GARAGE SALES TIUULERS 8014 apd, 33 mpg • d• Fram••· paintings, penendable. $l200. graphics, po•tera, fix· •••••••••I New 28. motorhome Lve mug. 536-7245 turH & lumllure. Still f I F II kit h '84 4X4 PU Lon~ bed, have palnllng• left br. CORONA or ren . u c • Paul Blalne Henr , shower, TV/VCR .. Oay :SK>'~re!i~~~ ~~ Julian Ritter & UJpetU. DEL MAR 6122 & wkly ratH. 559-8844 obo Raul•722.a844 No reaaonabl• of· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil fer• refueed. Al _M_O_T_O_R_CY_CLE--5--'93 auPRA Aaton'a Gallery. Call Lots of.great Items. fur· 3,000 ml, allver Jewel. Mon, Tuea & Wed nlture, appla, clothe~. SCOOTERS 8018 Gorieoual $23,000 only. 714-662·3383 baby & maternity, ch1I· 714-4 S.884S Evea dren'a toya, etcl Jade, bron:aea, Jew-2006 Seadrift-Sat BAM •'80 Honda Shadow ANTIQUES ._ APPLIANCES 6011 elry, Ivory, clolsonne, V-ttOO, Harley pipes. l;ll liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii roaewood curio• & low, blue & loud. Loi• CLASSICS 9250 GE & Tappan Refrlg, planter atanda, French COSTA MESA 612,4 ·of chrome, xtraa. SK1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii g r• at con d It Ion I cabinets & Bombay, ml. $5,600. 673-7887 1• palnllng1, orcelaln•, '7.2-ller~a.280 ,U S125ea 675-5496 etc. etc. o reason· MOVINQ SALi! YAHAMA SHSOW 4.5. Mec hanically H 1 h & 1 able offers refused. Many Items large & motor scooter, 1991 , sound, great ahape. otpo nt was er e oc 1240 Logan .,1, Costa amall. No bdrm aets, like new, only 375 ml. Must aell·mak• offer. dryer, almond, near ~n.:.:•:.::w:.i,,,:S:,27:..:5::.·..:.7.::5.:;9'-0;::::.27:..:9:,_:-M-ea_a_._5_7_4-_3_18_9___ appl or lVa. &42·9389 $400/obo. 644·7628 PP. 646-6300 HAULING 3834 PIANO • VOCAL PROPERTY •5E•R•Vl_CE ___ liiCARPiiiii•EN•ITR-Yiiiil31i51iiiO :'JsG DIRECTORY 3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • DEQS HIU A CAAPllNTD An •JCPerlenoecl 3 615 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LESSONS 3868 MGMNT aav On Movln9 3898 A,ddltlon•/Remodel• SUNSHINE.CLEANING dependable door •Wood ffeno••• Fire/Water/Repair•. 14yra exp. Local Ref•. hanger. Guar work, rtpllcl/rtpW, ht haul'ing Concr•t•/Elec/Plumb. Mak• llf• H•l•r call reaa. Don 521-e910 Mlimalft. Law prictl. Llc'd ............ .,.......,,,..._ ....... -....... ,.,,....,~ TOpp•d,..t lftOYt , L•-·· Lowest, Storage, P,.f. Gottuao Music Studio XLNT rep. 1 hr min. Int. All ag", 5 to adult, T1G7659. "f/MC 241-7187 beginning to claulcs 54().1847 SOHO PROP•RTIU 714-833-09~1 Quality S«vlce Reasonable RatH ACCOUNTING/ .leny, Me-7840 ual Beat B•t 83M191 •---------Advamag. Constr. 97~1 JUNK To The DUMP +•**'"'*"" 1914479 TAXES 3406 Rtpa1rt. Rtmod. Doors, win. DRYWALL (714-.... 1882) --------PAINTING 3858 PIA.Nos Beginning thru •--------oowa Clblneta atucco & dty-CO UTED~ 35 WE'LL haul away what Advanced All agea ROOFING 9 O '"'CCOUNTANT.CPA w ... '1tnct1. V..,. etc. Uc. MP ·&'\fl 16 SERVICE 3584 FLOOR INSTALL the Trash Man won't! 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Antique/Fin• Jewelry H. TMfM• Hicks, 114. PLUS touchupa. SPD'~ eRS a11uoo1111.iG 3408 N•WPORT CRRAlllC CONCRETE • FREE .. t. Spray/Hand '"'~'M!Wadt 973-03 95 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Peraonallzed Pet Care AU•n&.IO 3921 ......-~• DRllQN Sal" A Install T xt 714-435-0988 HANDY MAN 3710 .,...,, Uc 280644 645-3209 Kennel altematlve. Nol~~iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ceramlc•Marble•Stone MASONJtY 3557 • ure. MASONRY 3828 QUALITY CARR •ltHa or worry. Uc, SPIHNKl.a" SYSTUS ACOUSTIC MASTERS Tilel.. t-800-708-TIU IANDSCAPE • 20 yra exp. Quality Ina. Refa 673-7184 Oealgn l Install. Repair !:U~~'!:i"= *Beat Prlce/Qu•lltJ DRIVEWAYS 3585 =•·:.~r4~"!~i-LAWN CUE 3808 JOMNDOfWlllAIONRY workmanship , fair--------datN1ges. Cool m1111ng paint ce119FrM Eat.9831-2419 CHILD CAI! 3538 ~.brick, atono LIKE NU CONCRETE oarpentry·wallpaper Brlck•Stone•Block•Lg prlc:H 645•2417 Ron PLASTER ~~:~v~~~vr.:,:i'~ ••O• HUTTON CO. CencNCe. 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