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Back Bay Drive will be closed
for slope repairs next month
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BY STSVIN E.uus, STAI• Warrn
BACK BAY -Most of Back
Bay Drive will be closed to all ve-
hicles and pedestrians for slope re-
pairs next month.
The scenic roadway that follows
the cast bank of Upper Newport
Bay wiU be blocked off at San Joa-
quin Hills Road and Eastbluff
Drive while county work crews
shore up the slopes, city Public
Works Director Don Webb said .•
The two-mile" stretch of road has
to be closed completely because
dirt that will be removed from
three or four landslides triggered
by last ~inter's rain storms will be
piled up on the pavement, he said.
Repairs are scheduled to begin
Nov. 1 and take 30 days.
"ll just isn't safe to allow pedes-
trians and bicyclists to walk or ride
by and there's not enough room
for cars," Webb said.
But Frank Robinson, founder of
the l,50Q;member Friends of New-
port Bay, said he received assur-·
ances from the county Tuesday
that Back Bay Drive will be open
to pedestrians on weekends.
Back Bay Drive has been closed
several times in recent years be-
cause of landslides. The one-way
street is popul3:f with motorists,
walkers and bicyclists.
In an effort to quell
residents' complaints about
unruly students and noisy
buses, school buses bringing
students to the Little
Corona tide pools will now
be directed to park at the
main Corona del Mar beach
parking lot.
Do you think bus parking
at Big Corona the answer?
If not, what is?
Call our Readers' Hotline
at 642-6086 and leave your
views, along with your name
and phone number.
...,. In response to
complaints from residents,
. school buses bringing
students to tide pools
at Little Corona will now
park away from homes.
BY ST£VEN EAMES, STAFF Wun:a
CORONA DEL MAR
Michael Francik's front yard prob-
ably won't be mistaken for an el-
ementary school classroom any-
more if a change in the city's new
marine education program goes :is
planned.
Buses bringing studen~s to the
>
Little CorQna tide pool~ \\ill now say the tranquilit) of their ncigh-
be advised to park at the Main borbood is frequently diHupted by
Corona def Mar beach lot instead .....J1or1Jes of often noisy, unruly stu·
of on Ocean Doulevard near dents who arrive by buses that
Poppy. Avenue, a!> they ha\e for park as close as possible to Ocean
man> years, City ~fanJger Ke\in and Poppy. That's '>'h..:re a steep
Murphy '>aid. wallmay lead:. dO\\n to the Little
The new polaC)' \'<as intended to Corona beach •ind tide pools.
end longstanding complaints from "It gets quite :inno)ing," Fran-
francik .;ind many ot his neigh-cik said. "1 1:.il( of the homes on
bars. Ocean are up for sale and for one
Francik, a retired atrlanc pilot, is reason: the no1 e."
hope.CUI that the mea .. ure Mii He 101~ of te:ichers lcatling their
eliminate one of the downsides ot . cbarges in loud cheers and songs
owning a home at Ocean and practically on his doorstep, chil-
Poppy. dren frequ ently. knoc~ing on his
"J think 11 \\ill help " he s..itd front door hoping to use the bath·
"No, .. they (students) \\;II be dO\\ n room and loud idling buses parked
the hill and away from C\.Cl)body." along Ocean
Francik and other area rel!iden ts See TIDI POOU/P•1e f
Proposed
airport's
ll~ght path
disputed
...,. Opponent of El Toro
.-initiatiye ~ays planes from
proposed South County
airport would fly over
Corona del Mar, bllt
Newport Beach's mayor
says that isn't so .
Bv Sn. VEN EA.,ll.S, Sr.v r Wun.a
CORONA DEL .MAR ·-l"-e\\-
pon Beach ~1l)or Cl:ircnce Turn-
er and an dpponent 'of the El Toro
Airport b311ot measure cla~hed
Tuesday o er whether this 'illagc
\\Ou Id be in the proposed airport's
flight path.
"Corona del Mar could 'ct: \\Cll be aff ccted D fe ;r.;ur~e-A.,.._~IS---
passed,." said Helena Roberts ol
T~payers For IRespon~1ble Plan-
ning, which oppoi.ei. the airport
millati\ e.
But Turner, '>'ho wrote the mea-
sure, said no credible study of the
airport has concluded that jct au-
ltners \\OUIJ Oy direct!} o'er Co-
rona del Mar
Wiid surf: Strapped Into his river kayak, Stave. Hurley of Orange enjoys the nice weather while doing some surf-kayaking on the north side of the Newpo~t Pier.
"This 1s a reJ herring ... he said.
Turner and Roberts debated
Mca-.ure A at a Corona dcl ~!Jr
Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
There's no trick
to finding O.J.
Halloween masks
...,. Owner of Costa Mesa
store says the flap over the
sale of costumes depicting
the accused killer and his
late wife is over hyped.
BY M..u.c S. PosNsa., STAI• Wann
The hunt for O.J. Simpson Hal-
loween ma sks doesn't quite match
the intensity of the search for the
accused muiderer that Jed lo a
freeway chase across the county
this summer.
• And despite picas from a family
member of Nicole Brown Simpson
to pull such costumes from stores,
one local costume shop carrying
the likeness of the former football
great has no imrneCliate plans to
pull the reproduction or his fa-
mous face from the store shelves.
"We have it," said Jack Mc-
Candless, manager or Hollywood
Magic, Inc. Qn 17th Street in
Costa Mesa. "There's some sparse
interest. I question the people say-
ing they're selling 500 OJ. masks
-it doesn't sound close to me."
No matter bow t!!,c sales fiprcs
add up, ~cCandle~ said the O.J.-
Nicole Simpson costume nap is
being overblown by the media.
"It's not the big hype \bins that
the media's making it out to be,"
he 1aid. "Way, way over cuger-
ated in the media.
"We're not puttina blood stains
INllDI
Police to attend next Costa Mesa council meeting
Costa Mesa city staff ha arranged to have a police officer present at
the next City Council meeting Nov. 7 because, of the behavior of ·
ome council candidiate who attended Monday· "c ion.
Secrets to aucceas:
Fast-food
mogul Cart Karcher
addresses students
during career day
Tuesday at
Sl John's
Catholic achooJ In
Costa Mesa.
Karcher IHl'J'\I to·
be on the rebbund
following some
recent aetbacka.
See Jerry Kobrin'• column/page 3.
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The painting
on top of page 1
is by~ local artist
Harvey Clemans.
For information
on paintings, call
545-0147.
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See AJRPORT/Pe1e 4
Retiring trustee sparked
.duo hoping to succeed -him
...,. Candidates Ferryman and
Witt point to Werner as
their reason for running, but
for opposite reasons.
Bv ~1All.v ANN lLu.\tON, ~un w~nu ·
NEWPORT-MESA -J im Fcr-
l)man and Paulette Witt \\ere
both inspired to run for an open
Newport-Me~a Un1f1cd School
District scat by the same per:ion.
Forre t Werner.
For Witt, 48, the 13-)·c.ar 'Ct·
crnn tru~tee \\a~n 't representing
th e area, she 'claim . She \\Oulu
ha\e run agjinst him \\hethcr or
not he ran aglin.
"I h:i\e been in-.olvcd irt our
area's Articulation Comm11tce and
in the PTA at Co ta Mesj High
School and I staned ~eang that he
wasn't speaking up fo r our nrca,"
she said "H<' had thJI po i11on for
a long time and I tilinl. thnt haJ
M>mething l\> do "ith the prob-
lem."
Ferryman, 46, saw Werner's de-
p:uturc as an opportunity. He and
Werner are fr1tnds and had Wern·
er decided to run again, Ferryman
would not h:ivc entcu:d the race.
With no incumbent in the north
Ce»ta Mesa school trustee area,
the campaign starts the two candi·
dates off on oqunl footina in the
race.
Both candidates uid the job of
a hool board trustee i to lead
the d~trkt to the bi& picture for
better education prognms and
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Ferryman • Witt
teacher de..,clopmcnt.
But one issue where they part
"a)'S is Proposition 187, the con·
tro,crsial "S:ivc Our State" initi:i-
ti\'e. Ferryman supports the me:a·
urc, Witt docs not: ·
"We\c got to get a rulina from
the Supreme Court to decide
what's going to h~ppcn with the
border issue," saiJ Ferryman, who
bcliC\C5 the initiative would prob-
ably not ma._c it throU&Jl the cowt
~tern. "I think it's very important
for the Stale of California to &ate
I tand."
Witt aarced that problCml wiib
illepl immisra&ion aiat. but said
pun&$hina children for &belr ps·
enu' crime is aot the ...a.
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2 \Nednesday, October19. 1994
Upcoming
polltlcal IHI II
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Newport Beach/Coata M-Delly Pilot
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CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKO!, 540-1224, ext. 361
---forums __ A clinical psychologist who believes
people can le arn about their personalities
and weaknesses by evaluating their
performance in sports and recreational
activities. She incorporates that study into
her therapy with clients.
Here is a list of upcoming
community forums featuring
local candidates in the Nov.
8 election.
lf you know of a forum
that is not listed, please call
us at 540-1224, ext. 361, so
we can include it in futu re
lists.
•Today -noon.
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District candidates at
Costa Mesa Rotary Club
meeting, Mesa Verde
Country Club, 3000
Clubhouse Road Call
540-1224 ext. 104.
- 7 p.m. Costa Mesa City
Council candidates at the
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave.
Sponsored by the Costa
Mesa Republican Assembly.
Call 545-3762.
-7 p.m. Newport-Mesa
Unified School District
candidates at Newport
Harbor High School, 600
Irvine Ave. Sponsored by
the League of Women
Voter~. Call 760-3310.
• Oct. 25 -7:30 a.m.
Newport Beach City Council
candidates at Rotary Club
meeting, Dalboa Day Club,
3131 W. Coast Highway.
Call 642-3173 or 72 1-4190.
- 8 a.m. 70th Assembly
candidates Marilyn Brewer
and Jim Toledano and 45th
District Congresilonal
candidutes Dana
Rotuabacher and Brett
Williamson :11 Red Lion
Hotel, 3050 S. Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. $10 admission
(covers breakfast).
Sponsored by McDonnell
Douglas ~Aerospace and the
Orange County Chamber of
Commerce. Call 634-2900.
• Oct. 26 -noon. Costa
Mesa City Council
candidates at Costa Mesa
Rotary Club meeting, Mesa
Verde Country Club, 3000
Clubhouse Road. Cnll
540-1224 eXt. 104.
• Oct. 27 - 7 p.m.
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District candidates at
Corona dcl Mar High
School, 210l Eastbluff
Drive. Sponsored by the
DANCI AWAY DIPRUllON?
Schwarzwald, who lives in Newport
Beach, said that she has made it a practice
to ask every new client if he or she is
involved in some sort or physical activity. If
the answer is no, she quickly encourages
them to take up a sport.
"The exciting thing about honing your
skills in a sports activity is that you can
learn about yourself on two different
levels," ~aid Schwarzwald, who runs a
counseling practic~ from her Newport
Center Drive office. "My activity is
ballroom dancing. So, if my coach says to
!lle, 'Do you feel yourself leaning on me?' I
.can listen to that on two diffetent levels.
"On the first level, I can make changes
"in my posture or dance steps. Or, on the
second level, I can ask myself, 'Do I lean
on others? Do I give up my power to move
forward on my own?' So, with each dance
instruction, I'm increasing my
self -awareness."
That self-awareness, she said, can help
clients take control of their lives.
"Many time.s, my clients come in feeling
a little bit out.of control, and they
experience all kinds of emotional upsets
because of it," she said. "With that new
self-~wareness, they're going to feel like
they have more choices in their lives, and
they're going to feel like they have more
control."
WIN IVIRY GAMI
Schwarzwald said she has found that
those clients who are already involved in
some type of physical activity tend to be
more assertive and less hopeless or
overwhelmed than those who arc less
active.
"If they have a sport that they're active
in; they might come in because they're
troubled about a siluation "that they need to
work on," she said. :
''Those who don't huve a sport often feel
more Qvercome by the situation. 'Dealing
wi'th the problem for them often seems
more difficult, and they may tend ~o
withdraw and feel more saddened and
depressed."
TREATING HERSELF
Schwarzwald bega11 incorporating sports
and recreational activities into her therapy
nbout 10 years ago. But, she said, she's
always been physically ac tive .
Growing up, Schwarzwaltl was involved
Lotto looters repOrtedly bilk · woman out of $8,000
in gymnastics. And, as an adult,
Schwarzwald is involved in competitive
ballroom dancing. She's won two trophies
in recent competitions.
-Story by 11na Borgatta,
photo by CDsey P. Lukscb
If you know someone 111/io would mnke
an interesting Pilot Person, cal/ our
Rellders J Joe line at 642-6086. Remember to
lc:we your name and phorre nµmber.
Thank!>! I
BY MAile S. PoSNEll, ST.uF Wa.rn;a Boulevard ''hen she "ns . SS,000 at the Dank of America money h:id been replacc.d by strip~
apprcrached by a woman ''"ho brancll at 548 W. 19th Street, she of newspaper, the report said.
Shipyard worker
kllled In 1111
... COST A MESA -A Costa
Jviesa woman apparently was
bilked out of a large chunk or her
life savings qy two people pulling
what police across the county
refer to as the "Lollo Scam."
asked if they c°rld chat in told police. • Later that day, Molasco
Spanish. The report did not Spc!cify why reported the incident to police,
The \\-Oman askeJ for help Mola co \\.Cnt to the bank with but the front-desk officer \\ho
cashing the five winning ticl.els, the suspects. But the scam
which she said were \\Orth t) picall) involves suspects offering took the report noted that she was
$15,000. The woman claimed she the 11ckcts to \ictims in exchange too upset to provide all 'Of the
couldn't cash them because s~c b for money or asking for needed details.
not a citizen, the report said. "collatt::r_?l" in exchnnge for a She did describe the woman us
A 25-year..Qld employee of a
Ne\\pprt Harbor shipyard died
Monday afternoon after he fell
about 15 feet from a boat in
dry dock, police said.
Pablo Najera, 25, of
Placentia, was pronounced
-----·.....-.,-+-,tcrna"':g'"'a;c or-wonren-Yonn....--
Maria Orfa Molasco, 67, was
conned out of $8,000 that she was
urged to withdraw from a bank
iu;c.nunuo tradeiorI~tasy Ev
lottery ticket~, according to a
police report on the Oct. 8
incident.
Molasco didn't want to portion or the jackpot a..:.f....:..1e_r ___ _..;;.a_;;3-?'5-!·y"""e='"ar'-·"'"-old Latini!.._5 feet tnll
comme nt 011 the incident. tlut, .sm:-~trtrrg"lht!'tteket. and 140 pounds. The man,
told police that ''either through Molasco said she returned to Molasco said, was 5·foot·3,
dead at Hoag Hospital, where
he was taken for head injuries ...
suffered in the 4:30 p.m.
accident, Newport Beach
....
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Call 760-3320.
- 7 p.m. Newport Beach
City Council's Corona del
Mar candidates only at the
Corona del Mar Residents
Association, St. Michael and
All Angels Church, 3233
Pacific View Dr., Corona
del Mar.
witchcraft or some other l) pl! of the Knwrt with the man, ..but . weighing about 150 pounds.
voodoo, she was mesmerized" by became uncomfortable when the While this type of scam has Police Sgt. Al Fischer said.
Police didn't disclose the
alleged crime until the repor~ was
the woman. woman insisted that the money be
That led Molasco to tell the stored in a billfold she provided. been prevalent in other parts of
Naj~ra apparently was
sanding and hosing the boat
when he lost his footing and
fell backward onto a concrete
slab, Fischer said.
· made public this week.
According to the report,
Molasco was shopping at Kmart in
the 2200 block of Harbor
woman about her savings and Wary or the transaction, the county, Costa Mesa Police
prompted her to go the bank \\ith • Mola~co went home ~ith the • Officer George Wilson said this
a male companion of the \\Oman, billfold 1n hand, but \1,hen she got was the first such report in this
police said. Molasco wi1hc.Jrew' there she discovered that the city.
' ALMANAC
aAHKRUPTCIU
Recent banl..ruptclts u rtporttd to
tht Ftd<r.11 Bankruptcy Court In Sanur
Ana.
COSTA MISA
• LMS lnduslrles, Inc. a Calirornlo
corporalion, Ch. 7.
NIWPORT HACH
• Cosolldllttd Resort I::n1crprlses, Inc., Ch.11.
aUSINISS LICINSIS
Ntw business lictnst Information
n •porled by tht cities of Costa Mesa
fnd Nettport Beach.
COSTAMISA
• Enln Bemotus or South Wesl Health
ChlropraclJc, 11 2328 Newport Blvd.
• Don C11rr or 4 Da7 Tlrt Storts at 375 Bri 101 S1.
• KJa'"a h Tillehkoob or ~aco Express
al E. 171h St.
•Thomas SmaJJcy or Smalley
Construttlon and Consult at unknown
address.
•Angela Peltro or Flo"°er Petoler al 287
Flower S1.
DIATHS
Most rtttnt dt11ths MS rtporlcd to tbe
Orange County Rtcorder's Omce.
COITAMUA
•Joyce Mayer, 69, Sepl. 18,
•Alleen Rapp, 98, Scpl. 18.
•Minnie Thomas, 75, Scpl. 17.
•Yaeko Yamamal, 72, Sept. t8.
• Gknnle Johnson, 85, Sept. 21.
NIWPORT alACN
• BttDt Waydctkb, 42, Sept. 19.
• Eleanor Gu71 74, Sept. 25.
Roben. MJlltr, 75, Sept. 16.
• Rlchard An:blbald, 68, Sepl. 28.
• Arlhur Tal..cmolo, S9, Scpl. 27
DUI ARRESTS
'Tilt follo11i11g proplt 11ett arn·~ted
rtctntly on suspit:lon of driling u11dtr
tht influence. These people /we on/)'
betn D.f!C5ted on suspicion of a crime
and, as »ith 1111 suc/J crinr(•r, 1/11')' are
innoctnt until pro•tn guiltJ.
NIWPORT HACH
•Tracy Dee Stafford, 2-1. t>f C1pb1ranu
Beach.
• Lnrry Dale Kreider, 36, of Sin11
Valley.
• Da\ld Lee Collins, 36. of Laguna
Niguel. -
•Martha Reid, 41. of D.ilhua.
•Dana M'icboet Fol. II, 26, of N1:o\\po11
Beach.
•Andres Acc~es. 47, of San1.1 Ana.
•Andy John Flores, 48. of Encin1tJ~.
• Brian Joseph GrunclJ, 23, of
Glendora.
•Aaron Douglas \\'ode, 23, ef Newport
Ocach.
•Jomes Peterson Jr .. 24, of tlun1ing1on Beach
MARRIAGES
/llm,t recent marrlngcs os reporled to
tlt~Oro11ge County Recorder's Omce.
COSTAMISA
• Erle Pcllkorer married Slacy Combs,
on Scpl. 3 in San1a Maria. ·
• Trnt'y Ford married Sic, en Ollc, on
Sep1. 24 in Foun111in V3llcy.
• \\llli11m Epperson Ill married llclena
llcaney, on Scpl. 24 in C-0ronn dcl ~far.
•John Marlin married Leil.ani Haupt,
on Aua. 6 in Santa An:i.
• Da'"ld lloalc married lleltn Dobblt, on Sept. 17 in A1herton.
NIWPORT alACH
• h11n Correa married Koren Bl")son.
on Sepl. 22 in Santa Ana.
•William Weslpholl married Carol)n
Scronlon, on Sept. 24 in Cost:i l\lc~a.
•Thomas Giulionl married Lissa
Fulcher, on Sept. 24 in Nc\\porl Ocach.
• Deboruh Uornung m:irricd Jon
Dickinson, on Sept. 17 in Cos1a l\lc~a.
I
RIAL ISTATI SALIS
Recent rt/JI estate sales DS n•pot1t•d
by the Co11tint11tal l..a11J·crs T/tlt Cu. /11
Su11ta Ana.
COSTAMISA
•Buckley, S., 2109 N.ilil)nal A\C., $158,000.
•Felman, A. & L , 212~ Con11ncnlJI
Ave., $160,500.
•Popp, E. & L., 831 Plum Pl.ice,
$1 76,000.
•Holmes, S., 2123 Pomona Ave.,
$145,000.
• Tcllu, J .. 2023 federal A\·c.,
Sl6-i,OOO.
• Tllpia, P., T970 Con1incn1al Ave.,
$173,500.
• IUch, K., 1913 Monrovia Ave.,
S1 82,000.
• •Richardson, l\\., 19~1 Sundance Lane,
~:?l-1,000.
• tlu"ord, J\I., 1930 Sundance Lnne,
S'.!0-1,000.
' •Horris, M. & C., 430 Lcnwood Drive,
S2!i0,000
• Lorourcodc, L. & G., 485 16th.Place,
S2\18,000.
• TofTd, L, -177 OglC'S1., $277,500.
• Grilliol, J., 260, Knox SI., $270,000.
• Millimort, G. & D., 281 Knox Place,
S290,000.
•Woodard, S., 206 E. 16th SI. 8,
S316,000.
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It II the Pilot's policy ro promptly. Circulation 69/SB A strong new were stolen ffom :i parked carport. The value of the Tbo11111 II. JohnMG, Publish(r corrco all ~non of aubfunce. Costa Men TIDll storm coming off c:ir. The total value wus hnndlcb:irs wasn't known: $1SS. \\llllaiw Lobdell, f!d11or PlcaK all 540-JlU, ut. 363. (The Tlmu 10/61 TODAY Siberia will &rack 1900 block ot Vista del Oro: Slot M'rblt, Man~11n1 Editor Thank you. Oran1e County) Corona d{'f Mu first low ac~oss the northern 2000 block or Pluccntla
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"' first high brln~ a strong new discs, a shotgun nnd :1r1 lrnvelcrs' checks, jewelry M~rt Ma"la, Pho10 t:d11or Advertl1ln1 supplies -worth $10,200 · and a bottle of champagne The Ncwpon BcactVCosta Mesa Cla ssified 642-5678 IURf fORICAST 8:58 a.m .......... S.6 nort west swell for M .fnnk. Circulllion M11111cr -were stolen from n were reporred stolen in a Daily Ptloc (USPS·t.U.800) Is Display 642-4321 LOCATION SIZE Second low southern Californi;a S1or11i;c unit aher 1he lock residential burgl:>ry. The llenk Knlpt, Produ.:tion Manaccr publuhcd Monday thrO\lp S11u r· 3:32 p.m ........... 0.2 and Baja. Mkbtal Fltl<hrt, Display Manaicr day. In Newpon Buell and CM.11 Editorial The Wedge 1·2 w Second high AJso a solid wns cut off. loss ~as listed at $87.S.
Jud1 OtCll•s. Ou.1ricd Manaicr Mesa, 5Ubtcripclons are only !Mil· News 540· 1224 Ne"port 1·2 w 9:40 p.m ........... 4.S southwest swell is JOO block of Via Udo Nord: able by ~ to The T'unca Sports 642-4330 Blacl.ics 1·l w he.ading our way NIWPOaT llACN A prototype or a motorited Pr11•ud 11111, Controlkr Oruac Co•kiJDJ) 2.Si.9141. 111 River Jetty l·l w WEDNESDAY t1eN oubide Newpon 8cKll News, Sports Fax 646-4170 CdM 1·2 w First low from ;i storm in New . 400 blot.k of Bartood biqcle was reported stolen
HADIUMOTUNI l aQd OllCa Mae, ~ IO 3:13 a,m ........... 1.4 Zealand and could Orin: A ~dal·I) pc go-cart from :tn open aara~t was
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Your COfllmcnll about the D~ oed dais potCllp c.id at Colla Business fax 631-5902 Light vuiable 9:22 1.m ........... S.1 Wttktn • under a stairwell was
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TB tests or
DCC students
prove negative
Karcher clucking along · the comeback trail
COSTA MESA -None of the
Orange Coa~t College students
sc~een.cd for tuberculosis e3rlier t~1s month tested positive for the d1~ease, school officials announced
Tuesday.
"'" Twenty-three OCC students and
one_ instructor were targeted for
testing because they could have ~.cen exposed to Til this summer.
1 hese students attended a class
w~th a woman who was diagnosed
wuh tuberculosis in Mia mi
recently.
The recent exposure is not
related to an incident at OCC this
spring in which about 150 students
were exposed by a 21-ycar-old •
female student.
After testing, no one was found
to have the disease.
This summer, a Los Angeles
female resident signed up for fiye
classes at OCC. She dropped out
and trave led with a-dance troupe
in Miami, where she was
diagnosed with TB. Before she
left, she had only actually attended
one of the OCC classes.
Of the 24 people in that class,
• 11 were te"Sted. Ten, including the
teacher, tested negative; one
s1odent haa· te sted positive before
this test but is not infectious,
officials said.
Eight students still need to be
tested ::ind officials are still trying
to determine if four other students
were in class with the woman.
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AND NOW THE CHICKEN -
The Boston Tea Party was just
another fling in the harbor,
compared to this exuberance.
When fast-growing Boston
Local
Scene
Chicken spread
its wings at
Monday's
opening In
downtown
Corona del
Mar, it wasn't
ju~t another
entrant in
retail's
rotisserie
league.
This one
featured a .
happy star, in
the avuncular
presence of
Carl Karcher, who greeted
guests with the same war,mth and
excitement displayed 53 years .
ago at the opening of his first
hot dog stand. M Yo&f Berra is
s~id to have said, "It was deja vu
all over again."
Karcher, whose CKE
Restaurants, Inc., owns the
Boston Chicken franchises in
these parts, was doing everything
Monday but plucking the
feathers. If there's any doubt
that he's a certified celebrity, you
should've seen the smiles of
recognition from folks who
hadn't expected to sec the
born·again TV pitchman in
person.
Boston Pacific, Inc., based in
Anaheim, will launch its eighth
store Nov. 7 in llvinc. and seems
to be movin g faster than a
speeding pullet. More than 250
outlets are on the California
board alone, and the unsinkable
Karcher appears to be scoring
another "coop" in his ·
oft·beleaguered empire.
So don't believe everything you
read about Karcher's financial
problems. He's got more bounce
to the ounce than a feisty
barnyard rooster.
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AND BEYOND -Gracious, but
that was a wild night Monday at
Le Meridien Hotel. The
excitement began at the
entrance, when my 8-year-old car
chugged to the valet station, and
dramatically expired.
Nobody could get the old heap
moving. The best automotive
brains in the area were
summoned, to no avail. ~early
an hour later, while I was
simmering down at a therapeutic
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feast co-hosted by Davi(Jof(
Cigars and The Tinder Box of
South Coast Plaza's Crystal
Court, the verdict was dehvcred.
"I must inforfu you," intoned
Russ Tobler, vice president of
Pacific Coast Valet Services,
"that there's no gas in your tank.
Enjoy yourself; though, and we'll
lake car~ o!lt." r
And that he did, and that I
did. Going from the ridiculous to
the truly sublime, I was soon
enveloped in a heavenly haze of
smoke billowing from fine cigars,
blended with Clicquot wines, and
another masterpiece created by
Antoine's gifted chef Jean Pierre
Lemanisslcr. If those high-octane
fumes could've been transferred
to the gas tank, the car would've
run forever.
How lavish was it? The Tinder
Box's affable Manjit Dain was
limited to 70 guests, but the
banquet attracted such
luminaries as Davidofrs
president, Christoph E. Kull,
flying In from his U.S. base in
Connecticut, and all·purpose
connoisseur Henry E. Schielcln,
lured from his Dalboa Bay Club
whirl by Werner Dnchcr, South
Coast Plaza's venerable
promotions whiz.
A memorable time was had by
all, and l was able to navigate
saf cly home, thanks to a tank
fortified by SO-year-old cognac.
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INTERNATIONAL -
Perhaps it was just coincidence.
One day after reader Art
Kellman asked if we might be
§rowing a .Swedish flower called
'Ole Ancfcr;• up pop-ped
something Scanainavian.
This one is a perky Danish
daffodil named Elsa Mlkkclscn
Langley, who has volunteered to
serve as an assistant to our chief
horticulturist, an ex-film star
dubbed Avid Gardener.
Ms. Langley bears impre~ave
credentials. She was graduated
from Denmark's prestigious
school for natural studies,
Orff."Fanage, in the scenic
community of Vejle. Working
with Ms. Gardener, she's giving
our little patch an international
flavor.
The flowers aren't growing any
faster, but we now can offer
tourists a morning coffee with
Danish pastry -while hu sband
Ham (that's really his name)
recites passages from ··Hamlet."
Let's see if Sherman Gardens
can top this.
Jerry Kobrin's column runs
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TODAY
fLOllAL Cl.AU
Sherman Library and Gardens is
offering a class on "Dried Floral
Arran~cment for Fall" at 9:30 a.m. All
material provided. Bring floral knife or
\ficissors. Cost is $35 per person. Call
673-2261.
Appcals"-is the subjcctof tbc monthly-
dlnner meetina of the Newpon-Santa
Ana Legal Secretaries Allociadon at
Wyndham Hotel, ~350 A'1enue of the
Arts in Costa Mesa. Networking starts
at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6 p.m .• followed
by the program and a business
meeting. Cost is $16.50 for members
and $19 for non-members, and
TN• CHIUftMAI COMltANY
More than 45 specialty stores from
across the United Stales will exhibit
unique g1 t items at Theoltistmas
Company, the 191h annual unique
boutique event presented by the
Junior League of Orange Councy at
the Orange County Fairgrounds today
through Saturday. Special events
include an evening with Jill Eikchberry
and Michael Tucker, fashion shows,
children's day and more. General
admission is S6, spccial·evcnts are $12
to $25. Call 261-0823 for more
information and a schedule of events ..
SAILING ILIDI UCTUH
"Five Women in a Boat" is the title of
a slide presentaion by Christine
Edwards, former manager of
operations at John Wayne Airport.
She will talk about her trip to Panama,
Costa Rica, Guatemala and Mexico
aboard a 35 foot sailboat at 7:30 p.m.
at Timbuktu Folk & Tribal Art, 1661
Superior Ave. in Costa Mesa. Cost is
SS. Reservations are suggested due to
limited seating. Call 650-7473 for
details.
LIOAL SICRITARJU MllTINO
"What You Should Know About
AIRPORT
Fro• Pa90 1
The measure is important to New-
port Beach because ..of its implica-
tions on John Wayne Airport. If
an intem?tional airport is ap-
proved for the Marine Corps Air
Sta.tion in El Toro, which is sched-
uled lo close in 1999, it would re-
lieve pressure to expand the John
Wayne fatility. .
Turner, who will be stepping
down fr9m the pty Council next
month, complained that the make-
up of the El Toro Reuse Planning
Authority ·bo~rd of directors is bi-
includes dinner. Call 752-8800 for
details. ·
UYIUI MOltTOAOI
Arc you over age 62? Learn-about how-
the HUD approved, FHA insured
Reverse Mortgage can help you durlng
a free seminar conducted by Bob
Brennan, senior reverse mortgage
consultant at Directors Mortgage
Corp., 2244 Pacific Coast Highway in
Newport Beach staning at 3 p.m. For
more information, call 722-6523 or
(800) 442-4966, ext. 1260.
llUN CAal llMINAll
team how you ca~ rejuvenate you~
skin while you .sleep at a skin care
semin1u sponsored by Newpon Skin
Care at the B11lboa Bay Club from
6:30 to 8 p.m. Refreshments.,will be
served. Call 644-1641 for reservations.
8UllNUI SIMINAll
"Secrets of Competitive Bidding" is ·
the title of a free business seminar
planned for 6:30 p.,m. at the Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave. Aspects of competilivc bidding in
sales to government agencies, schools,
state agencies, county government and
hospitals will be covered. Call
717-3800 for more information.
,... ased against the airport. The
board consists of county supervi-
sors plus three representatives of
Irvine and one from Lake Forest.
Those cities are the closest to El
Toro.
"They won't give the com-
mercial airport a fair shot," Turn··
• er Silid.
Roberts, a Santa Ana resident,
disputed the mayor's contention.
She said it assumes that Irvine is
against the airport, but it has only
gone on record as opposing more
than one use of the E l Toro site.
The EJ Toro Reuse Planning
Authority is currently studying
three possible projects· for the
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The October mcelin& of the Newport
Beach Central Library's poetry
discussion series is scheduled from
2:30 to 4 p.m. at the Newport Beach
Cencral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
This month, the di$CUssion will focus
on modem poet Charles Bukowski,
who had 32 books of prose, poetry and
ficlion to his credit at the time or his
death earlier this year. Call 717-3800
for more information. ·
IAIT AlaJCAN ANIMAi.i
Environmentalist and animal lover
Tony Nichols presents a free slide
show on East African animals at 7
p.m. in the Vince Jorgensen
Community Center adjacent to
Mariners Branch Library, 2005 dover
Dr. in Newport Beach. Call 717-3800.
THURSDAY
RUJHMINT •LANNING
Learn how to develop an investment
plan that is right for you at a free 7
p.m. Retirement & financial Plnnning
seminar at Smith Barney, 800 Newport
Center Drive, Suite 500 in Newport
Beach. Qill (800) 227-1492 for more
informatl6n.
CHINUI •HYllCAL Altll ·
Timothy Stuetz', well known
Tai-Chi-Chich and Reiki Master, will
demonstrate the stress reducing
benefits of these ancient Chinese
physical arts from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St.
Michael & All Angels Episcopal
Church, 3233 Pacific View Dr. in
Corona dcl Mar. Free. Call 6'4w0463
for more information.
NIWJIOltT MYCIU MUCH
For a night of lively conversation and
fun, and a chance to meet other young
professionals, come to the N~wport
Jaycees mixer at Muldoon's, Newport
Center Drive in Fashion island, from
6:30 to 9 p.m. For detai ls, call Lynn at
644-1557.
DIVILO• aU•ONll•LI IUDI
Learn how to instill responsibility in
your kids at a free seminar from 7 to 9
p.m. hosted by Parents Who Care. Call
644-0553 or 159-7655 for details and
location.
YACHT CLU8 80UTIQUI
Halloween, Thanksgiving and
Chrislmas themed items will be .
available from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the
arnual Club Boutique at the .Balboa
Yacht Club, 1801 Bay;>ide Dr. in
Corona del Mar. Call 673-3515 for
more information. . .
PURCHAllNO MAHAOIMINT
MllTINO
The National Association of
Purchasing Management is h'oldipg a
6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at the
Radisson Plaza Hotel on MacArthus
Blvd. at John Wayne Airport. George
Miller, President of .PROACTION
Managament Consultants, will speak •
on Reengineering' the Business System.
Cost is $20 for members, $25 for
non-members. Cal l 532-0170 for more
information.
huge site: an airport, new homes era! funding is used.
and a university or research and He considers the El Toro base
development ·complex. an ideal site for an a·irport because
. Ro9ert said ,her 'group is prima-take-offs would be ove,r a 16,000-
nly opposed to the airport.because . acre area where no ·homes have
of tlie cost, which has been esti-been buiit. In addicion, noise .prob-
mated between $1 billion and $4 lems could be minimized .by direct-
bill ion. ing departing flights over the
Moreover, if federal ·funds are mountains to the east.
used, the county would be unable Roberts said there are still too
to impose any restrictions on the many questions about how the air-
airlines that would fly in and out port will affe.ct surroundingL com-
of El Toro, meaning there could munifies. "'
be. flights 24 hours a day seven . "There is a strong ·need for
days a week, she said. · mofe study before we sign off on a
Turner acknowledged that the blank check for a new airport just
county would lose control "to 10 miles from John Wayne," she
some degree," if one type of fed-said. ·
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campaign, provulina areal customer
service and more at a marketing
seminal from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.rn. at
Bank of America, SSS Anton in Costa
Mesa. Cost is $35. Call 730-6100 for
de toils.
SATURDAY
DOO fAIHION IHOW
The Newport Dunes Resort js hosting
its second annual "Top Dog" fashion
show. The canine contestants will strut
down a runway before a panel of
judges to the sounds of Elvis' "Hound Do~' sporting formal wear, lingerie,
pajamas, swimwear, the works. Awards
will be provided by Petco. Pct owners
interested in the dog show can register
by calling 729-DUNE. There is a $5
registration fce .• Procccds go to the
Orange County Society for the
Prevention of Cruelcy to Animals. .
•UM•KJN •ATCH
A Halloween Pumpkin Patch
fund-raiser will be held Crom 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. at Costa Mell Hi&h School
Fanni ~650 Fairview Road. Sponsored
by Sonora Elemcnwy fifth-arade
'Parents, there wiU be pumpkins for
sale, face palntin~ and a bounce
house. For more 1!1fo, call 751-1350.
• WIDNUDAY, OCT. 2'
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(800) 442-4966, ext. 1260.
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Newport Beach/Costa M-Dally Piiot Wednesday, October 19, 1994 a
Police · o.tncer to be pfesent at
next Costa Mesa . co111cil meeting
~ Action taken after some
candidates disrupted
Monday's session.
Bv TINA BOl.OATrA., STA" Wann
COSTA MESA -A Costa
Mesa City Council hopeful who
announced his intent to run as a
\Hite-in candidate during • Mon·
dJ~'s regular meeting had some
rc~1dents wondering if his appear-
ance was a joke.
Will B. King spok.e before the
council several times during the
mee ting, wearing camouflage
pants, a checkered blazer, a red
fishi ng hat, one black shoe one
white shoe and a Superman ring.
"l'm wearing my camouflage
pants because I heard there was a
figh t for two council seats," King
told the cbuncil. "So, I guess I'm
prepared."
As a result of his actions and
the behavior of other candidates
during . Monday's meeting, city
staff will arrange to have a 'police
officer present at the next council
meeting on Nov. 7, the day before
the election.
During a break in Monday's
mee ting, audience members could
be heard asking one another, "Is
he joking?" referring to King's
· comical appearance.
Acco rding to the City Clerk's of·
fice, King -who's currently living
at the Costa Mesa Motor Inn -
may be serious about entering the
rnce. He pulled papers for write-in
ca ndidacy on Oct. 11, and on
Tuesday, the City Oerk'a office re·
ccivcd the papers in the mail.
But, City Attorney Thomas
Kathe said candid~tes are sup·
posed to submit the papers in per·
son so that they can be sworn in.
As a result, the city rejected them.
"He failed to follow procedure,"
Kathe said. ''The elections code
has requirements for write-in can·
didaJes. They are to submit their
candidate statements and nomina·
tion PlRCts in person. Since he
has failca to do that, we're send·
ing them back."
Kathe said if King -who filed
candidacy papers in Santa Ana in
August -had .followed the cor·
rcct l?rocedure, the clerk's office
would next check the signatures
that appear on his nomination pe·
tition with the county's Registrar
of Voters. Elvis Presley, Jesse
Jackson, Ross Perot and Martin
Luther King Jr. arc among the
names listed on King's pct_ition.
According to a spokeswoman
from the Santa Ana city clerk's of.
fice, it'l .the signature petition that
kept J(ing out of lhc council race
there. Out of 35 signatures, only
12 turned out to be from legiti·
mate registereq voters.
Meanwhile, some city officials
are still wondering whether King is
really serious.
"Is he a comedian or a writer
and just doing this to get mate·
rial?" Mayor Sandy Genis said on
Tuesday. "If it is a put-on, he cer·
tainly succeeded in making a
m6ckery out of his portion of the
presentation."
But, King was just one of a few
individuals who attempted tq use
the meeting as a political forum,
Council candidates Janet Mc·
Cammon and James Wysopal also
took the podium on Monday to es-
pouse their platforms. And on
Tuesday, other council candidates
voiced strong criticism of their ac:
tions.
"We have; our own forum s, the
planned forums, where we have an
opportunity to talk about our plat·
fonns," said council candidate
Libby Cowan, who currently serves
on th_9' Planning Commission. "We
have the opportunity to walk the
precincts and talk with people
one-on-one, and' I find that is a
more appropriate forum 'to discuss
our platforms."
Ano\her .candidatJ:., M ichacl
Scheafer, who serves on the Costa
Mesa Sanitary District board of
trustees, accused McCammon and
Wysopal of grandstanding.
"That's not going to get people
elected in Costa Mesa," he said.
"Obviously, the council meetings
are a chance for people to air
their thought~. but I think behav·
ior like this takes away from the
serious business th at the council ls
attempting to conduct. ..
Scheafer was even more critical
of Wysopal, who shouted at cou n-
cil members Jay Humphrey and
Mary Hornbuckle from his se~t.
calling them "hypocri tes."
"Once a person leaves the po·
dium, he really should resp.ect the
decisions of the council," Scheafer
said.
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JIM HOYMAN
• Dlctbdny: July 15, 1948, in
Ohio.
• FumilJ: Wife Mary; three
children, Beth, 16; R)'an, 14;
and Shaun, 12.
• Occupnllon: works in
property management,
commercial and investment
real estate sale and leasing.
• llo~bie~: Loves gourmet
cooking -even docs the
grocery shopping and cooking
for the family. Recently
raffled-off a $800 dinner for
eight at a chamber event where
he worked as the chef.
• Activities: Member of the
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor
Lions Club, Child Guidance
Center of Orange County,
Mesa Del Mar Homeowners'
Association, Costa Mesa Fish
Fry parade director for 12
• years. AJso named Costa Mesa
1992 "Man of the Year,"
volunteered as A YSO soccer
and Lillie League coach, serves
as vice president of Costa Mesa
Sanitary District, !oils on th~
board of directors of the OC
Sanitation District, President of
the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce.
• CAMPAIGN
,, ......... 1
With different backgrounds,
each candidate offers a different
perspcctive'on education.
Ferryman, who works ·in com·
mercial real e!'>tate, is active in the
district th rough the Execs~ School
Site Comminec, the Summit Com-
minee aiT\:J Cl>mmunity Involve-
men t Commiuee. He served as a
"Principal for a Day" and initiated
the Business Education Partner-
!i>hip Day sponsored by the Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
His top priority is to follow the
recommendations of tho district's
Education Summit. He said that
his ~xpcricncc in the community
and leadership skill s will put him
in a good position to make things
happen ..
"I have experience working with
boards and large budgets that will
equip me to deal with the $90 mil·
lion budget of the district," said
Ferryman, who plans to use his
contacts to increase business par·
ticip:uion in schools.
''As a trustee, I will be repre·
senting my area, but 1 have 10 look
PAULITTI wan
• Birthday: Oct. 7, 1946, in
Utah.
•Family: Husband Rick; two
boys, Brian, 16 and Barry, 13.
• Biggest fan: Her dad. He was
the first to give her a campPign
donation and wants to put one
of her signs in his front yard,
even though he lives out of
town. I
• Hobbies: Her garden is full of
fre shly-planted Iceland pop-
pies, sweet pea~ and roses,
which she regularly tends. She
also likes counted cross-stitch
projects and offers stitching
tips on request.
• Actiyitles: President of PTSA
of Costa Mesa High and repre-
sents the school in the PT A
Harbor Council. S~rvcs as
Costa Mesa High boys' soccer
booster co-treasurer and Aca-
demic Boosters Council presi-
dent. Also works as the Costa
Mesa High School zone coordi-
nator. Also worked on the
Summit Committee, helped se-
lect the new Costa Mesa High
principal and district director
of elementary education. Is a
parent representative for Par-
ents Resource Network.
at what will benefit the entire dis-
trict."
Win brjngs with her nine years
of teaching experience in the Tus·
tin Unified School District. She
volunteers at Costa Mesa High
School as PTA president and
helps out in classroom and booster
activities.
She also worked on the Educa-
tional Summit and interviewed
candid:(tes for the positions of
Costa Mesa High principal and
the district director of elementary
education.
Witt said her main goal is to get
Newport-Mesa caught up with the
progress of other di~tcicts.
For example, curriculum guides
are needed so standards for learn-
ing in each grade level are.set and
met, she said. Also, she said,
board 'members .need to take a
new approach to business and be
approachable and available to resi-
dents.
"The board is so involved with
day-to-day management now,"
Witt said. "Time should be spent
on creating policy and a vision for
the district, not on the smaller is-
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Francik was troubled by the
whole idea of the city Marine De-
partment inviting students from
distant cities "to run lhroush our
front yards."
City officials say they cannot re·
strict access to the beaches and
tide pools. All they can do is try to
organize the chaos and minimize
the disruptions.
A few years ago, when the city
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that. We sell wigs of all sizes and
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Nicole (was) a blonde. We don't
have a Nicole wig."
McCandless said he secs a
major distinction between dressing
up as Nicole Brown Simpson and
donning an O.J. mask.
"To dress up as the victim ...
shows a lot more poor taste," he
said. "1 :.ympathize with the fam-
ily's sentiments. nut as far as
dressing up as O.J., there was an
O.J. musk before O.J. was a de-
fendant."
But in 1991, the city began
scheduling the groups to limit the·
daily influx to 300.
Youngsters play In the tide pools at Little Corona.
Shoppers won't find either cos-
tume at a handful of other local
party shops, rncluding Theatrical
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Newport Beach. Melum said the numerous
school districts throughout Orange,
Los Angeles and Riverside coun-
ties that routinely send students to
the tide pools have been very co-
operative. Most trips occur be·
tween March and June.
He said Melum said it makes
sense to send the buses to the
main beach, ·because many chil-
dren prefer to spend the day· en·
joying the sand and surf instead of.
exploring marine life in the coastal
rock formations. What's more, it is
larger and safer than Lillie Co-
rona, he said.
Students w°'ho want to see the
Little Corona tide pools, which are
more extensive and more viable
than those at the main Corona
beach, only have to walk about a
half mile down Ocean Bou levard,
he said.
Francik was hopeful that the
change in policy would not simply
move the problem from his neigh-
borhood "to another.
Murphy said he doubts that a
new group of complainers will pop
up, because the main Corona
beach is farther from homes than
Little Corona.
However, he said buses will still
have to drive through residential
neighborhoods to get to the beach,
so grumblings about that traffic
and noise will persist.
"l thought this would be in very
poor taste to have something like
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the store's owner. "I won't carry
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON. 642-4330, ext. 387
BAnLE OF THE BAY
'1579 ••• Hogan's mag~c number
~ Corona del Mar senior within be either the
striking distance of J.R. Walz's MVP of the Sea View League, or one-year-old yardage record. the league's
---------------· Offensive Player
BY BAJUlY FAULKNER, Sl'Oll'S Wt.ITU.
W hen last we checked~-in on Corona dcl ~
Mar High senior ~
Brian Hogan, for a Daily •
Pilot Player of the Weck ~
feature after the
season-opener, he was
re-adjusting his modest rushing goals to
incl ude a 1,000-yard season.
Now, after six games and J,134 rushing
yards, includ.ing school records for
single-game rushing (278 vs. Edison in
week one) and the longest run from
scr immage (a 96-ya rd touchdown jaunt vs.
El Toro Friday night), Hogan has once
again upped the ante.
"I want to break the school
'single-season rushing record (1,578 yards
set l:ist year by J.R. Walz) and I want to
of the Year,"
said the
S·foot-10,
190-pound senior
darter, who
rolled up another
271 yards and
two TDs, in the
Sea Kings' 35·28
triumph over El
Toro, their third straight win.
Hogan's increased comfort zone within
first-year Coach Mark Schuster's offense,
as well as his being relieved of defensive
duty {he was a second-team All-Sea View
League cornerback last fall), have been
two big factors in his steady success.
~·r think the fact that he only plays
offense now, won the game for us the
other night," Schuster said. "I'm not sure
if he were playing
both ways, if he'd
have been able to
b1eak that last
one (a 74-yard
touchdown \Yith
2: 17 left 10 erase a
28·21 El Toro
lead).
"He's really an
excellent athlete
and he's just
getting better and
better," Schuster
continued. "We '
could have got him. up over 300 yards
agains~ Santa Ana Valley {he finished
with 160 yards), but we're not into
pumping our kids' stats."
T~e three-game winning streak, which
followed three straight losses to rtrn~ed
opponents, has Hogan pumped up about
CdM's squad's potential..
'.'We'fe starti ng to become a team,"
Hogan said. "The offensive line is clicking
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
·life
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·1rench
~Newport Harbor's Bill Johns
could write a book on it,
and how to succeed, as well.
Bv BAR.RV FAULKNER, SPo .. n WtJTu
F our years ago, the ,~.,.. .. ~~!\·
Newport Harbor ~\
High freshman ~ ~l
football coaches shooed 1\:1: '.:JI
a 5-foot-7, 135-pound ~~·~ ..... .,.. >7
Bill Johns out of running '~-#'
back drills and directed him toward the
~inemen.
11 Ever since, the senior Sailor standout
has gained revenge on his would-be
backfield brethren, consistently drilling
them -as it were -with his now
5-foot-9, 195 pounds of brute strength
and cat-like quickness as an All-Sea
View League noseguard.
If you can't join 'cm, he reasoned,
beat 'cm.
"I tried out for tailback, but I was too
slow," Johns recalled of his initial
football experience, interjecting a laugh
as ever-present in .his conversation as he
is in opponents' attempted forays
through the middle of the Harbor
defense.
"I became an offensive guard, and
played some linebacker, but I was
moved to defensive line last year," said
Johns, who may as well have made the
Newport weigbt room his.mailing
address during his tenure as a Tar.
"Myself and Dan
DoN lu.cu/DAJLY PILOT
Tars' Bill Johns Is the Daily Pilot's High School Football Player of the Week.
League-opening triumph over two-time
defending league champion Irvine, the
Tars' first win over the Vaqueros in
four tries since 1992.
With Johns providing resistance up
"the middle, the Vaqs managed only 133
rushing yards on 35 attempts, including
just two runs of more than 7 yards (one
bit the cff ort on offense, he gives us on.
defense."
With Johns' assistance, Newport
quarterback John Giordani ha~ yet to be
sacked this season.
Johns' increased time in the trenches
also makes him easily identifiable in
game videos, according to Brinkley,
particularly when the
Sailors wear their McDonough (a standout
senior linebacker) pretty
much spent our laves in
there," Johns said of the
Harbor weight room,
where strength coach
Tony Ciarelli's Olympic
lift program, when
properly embraced and
applied, can turn runts
·'The coaches and I were laughinQ the other day,
about his dirty unit orm against Irvine. As we got to
the fourth quarter on the Irvine tape, there was this .
one black dot on our offensive line, and it was Bill
Johns. He had dirt from head to toe.•
all-white road uniform!..
"The coaches and I
were laughing the other
day, about his dirty
uniform against Irvine,"
Brinkley said. "As ,.,.c got
to the fourth quarter on
the Irvine tape, there \\a
this one black dot on our
offensive line, and it was into relentless trench
warriors.
Often wrestling with linemen who
outweigh him by 50 pounds, The Daily
Pilot Player of the Week's strength
comes iri very· handy, though he prefers
to,-avoid ony long-term contact during
scrimmage.
"I try not to lock up (clutch ontq ll
blocker trying for a stalemate, until
discarding him to pursue the ball
carrier). because
we're taught to get
2 yards behind the
ball as quickly as
possible," Johns
explained. "l try lo
hi& bim in .the
chest, then io by
him.''
It was a
technique Johns
employed
v frequently ln FridtJ
niaht'1 9-7 Sea
View
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for 9 and another for 11).
But Johns, a second-team all-league
selection as a junior, also pulls off cnsive
duty at guard this season, alternati ng
se ries with starting Tom Eaton.
"He's primarily a defensive guy, but
he's stcppc;d into that (offensive) role
and done a nice job," Newport Coach
Jeff Brinkley said. "He gives us every
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Bill Johns. He had dirt
from head to toe."
Brinkley, while citing the physical
attributes that allow Johns to overcome
his smaller stature, also acknowledged
Johns' willingness to find every edge.
"He has a real good understanding of
the game and is able to anticipate
things out there," Brinkley explained.
"He does his homework on our
· <.>pponents, so he
h3s a good feel for
wh3l they're going
to do in certain
situations. Combine
lh3t with his
ueAgth and
quicknc s, and the
fact that he' a~
tough a an~body
we have, and he' •
among the bc~t
-.c'vc had at hi
po ition."
Corona's Brian Hogan (left) shoves defender away during non-league play.
really well, and I don't see f1ow people
can stop our offense. If teams try 10 stop
me, we can c;ome back with other things.
We're very unpredictable, and we can
. 1hrow, though people have underrated our
passing."
No one underrates Hogan's running
ability these days, as he needs just ..i..is
yards. to l3rcak Wal1.'s singlc-~eason
record, heading into Friday's 33rd 13Jttk
uf the 13:&) '>hO\\ du\\ n .1t ri\ iii :\cwpon
l brbor.
''It\ \'n.I~ tllugh to learn how tu rcJd the
blui.:k., tn thi' ulfcmi.:. bccau~t there arc
so m..iny blockers leading thwugh the
hole," llug:in s..11d. "Uut I'm mu1:h Qelle}"
..11 II OU\\."
II thb keep .. up, lloJun mu) ha\.; to
t.irgct the 2.000·) :uJ pbtcau.
Sailors, . Sei Kings
making a. ~mockery
01. t_he predictions
~ Lesson drawn obviously points
to never, never underestimate them .·
T hose \\ho belie'c the CoronJ dd
Mar High football team "ill earn
its thi rd ~traight rcgulJr-season
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\\ :1..,n't Clllllpktd~ l ~111£.11. .
"lt\ funn) \\JtCh1r !! them pracuc.:
together, bec.1u .. e th1..' r.: .ill tf) mg to
jump higher. )Cll louJ-.r . ..ind g.:ncr:.ill~
up'.\ J~c the k1J:. Imm the othi.:r s .. hoot'"
• '1..'' port l l:nb.-ir l l1gh jl.nior K.1~ • .:
~kDonuugh, th.: ~oun~cr s1-.1cr ut Sa'ilor
C'nior foo1b.1ll .. 1:111Jout D:in ~h.Dunuul!h. Jeltnitd~ lll "l'-'S.:d :.l C c.JILdi':lrt frnm ~
II' in .. High b ..... u .. l 11J-) ":.
\ i.:tun
In lr~nt lll an O\crllo\, .
\ .1.1u1..ro H~m .. ..:" ming rvv.J,
lf\111.: al< .. ·rt.:<1ikTSTJ,m.re
11.:.:kJ .. nt 25 l:.1 ... 11. h.1nJ:.p1 in~'·
"h11 .. h the ln inl! <111111.>uncer
cdebr;.i 11.. J a' a Ill" ... .:two!
rel1.H J .
All three of the pre\ iously
top-ranked team!. in Di ... ision V
this seasun ha\'.e ... he_e..n_up.set~ ·
incluJing I nine, Savanna ,and .
\\'oodbndgc, the latter l\\O gotrig ·
tlown in succe~~ion the past two
weeks. It was Ne" port 1n fact,
which knocked Sa,:rnna from thi.:
perch, before dumping now-
unranked In me lJ 1 rriJ..i}. Barry
Faulkner
ln,11.. .1J l>I "'''pprng ti. .... re
l11J\\1..\cr. thl.' alllll>Ull.'.l'r 1:.,ucJ J
di 1lkngc h.> thl! I l.11bvr
th.:"·r!.:ad.:r!), "hi" h ~;.Ille
1cD,HlOU~ h .l(.;C. ptcJ
Furthermore. the l.i:.t time
Ne\\ port ~at atop a dh ision..il
poll (Oh bion IV last season). it
lost thqt \Cry \\eel.. to -you
gues~ed it -Cd~l. The preps l"h.: 1a,1 t m.: I J1J that mam
\\,1, fi,.: )C:H, ago, but I'm the ·
tllmhler n th· -.qu u.·· That being soid. the Tars ha\1..
finall y com inccJ me the) 're the
real deal, :lfter l \\J!. aligneJ \\1th our
Daily Pilot staff 111 thinking the.:) ''oulJ
lose to Foothill (\Hong, 28-7). SJ\..inn.i
(hardly, 22!15) and lni!:le ()OU .ire
inco rrect, sir, 9-7).
Harbor \\ins, 21-14.
Of course, that could also be
intcrpn:ted as a harbinger of succe~' l"n
the Sea Kings. \\hom I predicted \\oulJ
lose each of the last two regul.1r·:...:.1son
D.1ttle oj the Bay conte~ts.
And , .. hile on the subject of eatang
crow, it \his in this column space, before
the !.Caso n opened, that you reod of the
expected struggles of the Back BJ)
contingent in the Sea View League.
It was I, '"ho declared the Dall lc or the
Day may be rendered a Battle of the
l3..i)(semcnt), instead of its current -.1:.i1u-.
as a cla~h for the nght to remarn Jt\1p th..:
league st:indings.
• 1 he re~pectful nature of the
Ne'' port-CJM ri\'alry "ill be 1llustr.1tcJ .11
halftime, "hen checrlead ing s1,1u.id:. from
~t L)onl u!!h ';i1J '"I kn .. \\ 11
\\\.Hild be h:.irJ. but ~If I J1dn'1 b ... :11 them. I
\''"'uld l.,1\ kh kl'J prctt~ Jumb ·
~tcD,•lli'lUgh. Jc ... p11c 00\ ILU'h tiring.
compli..'kJ :6 re,,1lu1.or. . ''1.1n 11 g close
to 50 }.1rJ,
"I "·'' gbd to help get '.'ur "h.J'\J intu
the g.1m1..," ~.11J ~1.:l)011oug.h. "hu
rcC1..I\ cJ a fllU!'>lllg U\ ativn tr .. m1 bu1h
... rnnJ,, 11cht bdv1 l' the teanb cntcrcJ th.:
'11c.:IJ k1r the l1pening ki~koll.
• l'he !\c\\po1i"ll 1b1..1r Hagh girls
\\111.:)bJll 11...1m j, 1.111J..cJ '\o. I m th.:
11.111\lll. thc ~lute. tb1: ~,i .. th-. rn ::i ... di..111
..inJ 01..inge (\1unt~
Still. Clla-.h l).111 l k nn 1-'.on~h.1 1:. the
S.11kll unJ ·rd, ti' S.11uiJ.1\, ''h.:n th.:)
1111..ct ,\1 .. hhi'h" p \t1m of ~.111 Jo:.e.
1.1111..eJ eighth 1n ta. ,t.111.' \Id .1 m ) •• mJ
~t \I.JI\':. \.II !)10 ... l.ton. ranl\'"J thlfJ in the
)t,1ti: (7° p 11 ). 10 th1: R:um. Gh:illcn~i.: at
the Span .. >:. C1.:n11.:r 01 the l t'll\er~it) ol
P.1 .. 111-.. "..111pu-, in t.l\.kton
n·1 hc\\c :-.,)I J -l,l, 1'. ti•kct; anJ thcv'll
all be l.'.hcc1tllg ag:11n~1 u,," ~aid Gkr;n,
' HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS
JOOTULL
CIF Di~i~ion \I
1. Nc"'port llarbor, S-0; l . S,h.inni. S-1; J.
Kennedy, S-1; 4. Woodbridge, S-1; s. An;ihcim,
5·0-1; 6. Vill.l P.irl., 5-1; 7. Western, 5-0·1; 8.
V.llcnda, 1-4·1; 9. ~e~ilt, 3-3; 10. C.tn)"On, 5·1; ,
Othtrs: lr\'inc, l-4; CdM (3·3); Sant.a Mug.irit.i, J-J;
Or.in~e, 4·2.
CIF 01\ision \Ill
1. La Mirada, 6·0; 2. Bloomington, 6-0; 3. Co;t.a
Mes.a. 5·1; 4. l;iguna !tills, 4-2; 5. S;in M.lnno. 4·2;
6. Ar1c1l1, 4-2; 7. ltmesul C.tn}On, 4-1; 8. Rim of the World, 3· 1 ·2; 9. l\;ortc \ 1sl1, 4-2; 1 o. \'uuip.i,
J.3. Othen: bLlincia, l·l; 'ltonro,i1, J -3; Temple
Caty, 3·3: Unhi!rsrly, 3-J; ~ierra Vi;Lli, J.J,'
cao11 COUNT•T
Of Jliwion 111 IQu
1. ~dhulf;'2. La lt.abr.a, ), """"pot111.artiur; 4,
C0t0f\.l &kl ~.r; 5. St. rr.an<is: 6. U Mock-n.i: :. °"'
'ite~'; I . Sotnt.a M.lrpr11.-; CJ, l.\nlow; 10.
ltubido~n.
.~'"" ol~i•i°" 111 '°>"' . 1. N1>1Jlwlf; 2. lhcrmorc; l . WMfl; 4, ti
Mudt-n.t; S, AM.\~w Valle); 6. ~.trbot; 7.
w St f rMKit, M04.1nuln \'~; I. Corona 4iltl MM; 9. S..
fran<1 , La C.t~da; 10. C11Yton \/.,,
(If J.>i\oition Ill Cir!1 •
1. 1.tmttnl t.An)'Ofl, 1. C0t0N de( M.1r: 3. s.tnt.a
Mari.ar•t.a; 4. ll Muck-n.a; S. foothtil; ~. 5'. lit()"'•; '·
f\oe\\porl 11.arbur; 8. ~lh fl)(f<ll\(Ci 9 'l.lrdhorf;
10. RubidOU\.
!II.tit Di~asion Ill Girl'
1 Cl.a}tOn ''"\'). l . lcmi:~.ll C.in~un: l. St. l~n~ltus; " S.:1n" M,rg.urt.l~ S. Corona ikl M.ir; "· \\r~t 1 lrll ; 'l £1 MoJ.-n.t; •tt foolhrll; 9. R.imon.t; .,
IO 1'orth¥.1lc.
GIRU YOLLlftALL . .
CIF Ol\1fion I
'1, Nc\\port 11.irlx>r; l Mir.t Cost.i; J. E41M>n; 4 .
llunltn¥1on Bl.llh; S. S.>n 1\1,ucu;; (I, Ugun.i Stach;
7. D.ln.1 llill ; a. r ount.un \ .illty; 9. upcr<tnt.a; 1 O.
·~\\bury '•rl.
WATla POLO
Clf Oi\ition I
1, lon& Ito.uh \\1l•on: :l. (Vt~n.a del \\.lr; 3, .~111
Clem<"nlt: 4. f ooth 111, S. II 1 oro: i . 11.lt\ "' \\otl.il.t": 1. \111.> P.trL, I . "'""putt II.arbor; 9.
lr.ibuu> 11111,: 10 ll'\1nt. •
CIF 01\itibn II
1. St'n11C.•; 2. b~r.iiu.a; l . Cott.Ii Mn~ 4. T111hn,
S. La lt1bra; •· M.irin.a: , LOI A11nut0t: I .
Uni,trJ•I); 9, L"I""" k.t<h; 10. ltlflW '"'IL:
••RLl~llll
Clf OMtloft I 1. ,.., ... a.Ii: 2. ~ tt.Wtaor: 3. SiMU.
l.arb.wa; •· 0.. HIUt: s. Corona *' M.al; "-C~lno; 7. WOcMIN!dP; I. SM ~; t. S..
Marplta: 10. w~. . ,. ..
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Wednesday, October 19, 1994
Costa Mesa
upsets HaWks
COSTA MESA J
An aggressive defense > '-•
and the standout pl:ly ~--
of. \'ctcrnns Tawny Bayes and AJj.
da lla1ber led host Costa Mesa
High to a PacHic Coast League
girls vollcybull upse t over second·
place Laguna Hills Tuesday, 15·12,
16·14. 4·15. 15·7.
Uaycs had 23 assists and 10 k.llls,
\\hill: Harber hammered 14 kills
lur Coach Lisa Lanphar's Mus-
wng , who netted their first win in
(ivu league matches. improving to
:?-7 overall.
Laguna Hills fell 10 3-2 in
lc~gue.
"This was a big win for us."
Lanphar said. "We're starting to
jell as a team." Elsewhere in
high school girls volleyball Tues-
day:
e NEWPORT BEACH -Misty
~lay recorded 17 kills and 11 djgs,
and sci in the third game, as New-
port Harbor High defeated visiting
Irvine, 15·5, 15·2, 12·1S, 1.S--0, ln a
Sea View Lcaauc match.
May, who played setter as a
Crcshman, was the only regular on
the Ooor durina much o( the third
game, as Sailor Coach Dan Olenn
used his backup ployen. But the
Sailors (9·0, 5-0 in league), top·
ranked in the Muuno·USA/Today
national poll, as well as State and
CIF Southern Section Division I
circles, put their staners back in
for the Courth game and did not
allow a point. '
Sara Fairbotn had eight kills
and seven digs, setter Jeannette
Hecker had 21 assists and five digs
in three games, while Tina Bow·
man and Julie Hecker (six assists,
~o aces) each had three stuff
blocks for Newport Harbor, which
faces Corona del Mar on Thurs-
day.
• LAGUNA BEACH -Laguna
Beach, ranked No. 6 in the State
Division I poll, defeated Estancia,
15·3, 15-1, 15-4, in a Pacific Coast
League match to improve to 10-1,
5-0 in league. Estancia, led by Jill
Black and Arlyn Gregorio (six digs
and two aces), fell to 3-6, 2·3 in
league.
• EL TORO -Corona del Mar
aatULY
rallied for a 7·15. 9-15. 15·f3, lS·
10, 15-12 Sea View L.e~auc verdict
to set up Thursday's showdown
agafost Newport.
Kathryn Rice bad 21 kills and
Kelly Campbell added 20 to help
Corona improve to 4·1 at the ~on
clusion or the fint round of le ague
play.
CdM thumps B Toro
LAKE FOREST -
The Sea View League·
lead ing Corona dcl
Mar High girls tennis
?
team hammered host El Toro, 17·
l , to improve to ...6·0 ..in. league
heading into Thursday's Back Bay
showdown with visiting Newport
Harbor.
Megan Wachtler and Nina
Vaughan paced the Sea Kings,
yielding just. two and three games,
respectively in three singles set
victories.
In other girls tennis:
•Newport Harbor 16, Irvine 2:
Singles players Sarah Hawkins,
Vanessa Godbey and Emily Bark-
er lost a combined four games,
with Godbey sweeping her three
sets at love, in the ~asy win for the
Saalors (9-3, S-1).
• Unlver lay '2, Et&a.ncla 6: Vis·
itina University High defeated Es·
tancia High an a Pacific Cout
League match, 12·6.
Estancia (3·3 in league) was led
by Whitney Gilliam and No. 1
doubles players Natalie RAincy
and Leslie Najarian.
co•ONA DIL MAil '7, IL TOao '
Sinp..: Vililpa.t (CclM) dd. ~. 6-1,
.,, lftnlin. 6-1, *'· tto.IJAI, .. 11 Wkhtlff cc~-· 6-1, w . 6-1: tt.trlnpon tCclMl won. .. 3,M , .. 1.
~: ScClcl·O'M«M• (CclM) def. MildlAl•t..,
'-l, *#. ~l-tll·H1mc, 6-1, cW. Vtrnkk·s-cs.i., 6-3; ...,. .. A.llinto11 tCclMI
-, .. 3, 6-1, 6•11 rtrH·H.Ul'll k»t. S-7, -
w. """'·
UNIY&UITY 1~ UfANCl.A' ·
. Slnglff: Cllll&111 ([} lo.I lo TaPnc>, 3-4, def. nleden, ,.,, dd. rhani. 6-1: l•I!' (l) loit, 3-4, 6-7, l-6; !WI~([) Iott. 1-6, l ·6, J-6.
Doubles: ltalney·NalMlan (f) lotl lo
T .icano-0.ul;, 0-4, def. ChM>-Ma!(, 6.-4, dtf.
Lln·Souns, 6.·l: Kreisle-fortntr lfl losl, 2-6, l -6,
won 6-0; Solomon·McDuff ([I klst. l-6, ,.'Oil 6-3,
lost 1-4.
Newport Beach/Costa M-Dally Pilot
ace ... 111• 11on1
COSTA MESA -
Oran4e Cout's Cuaic ,......;
Martan scored two ----goals and a~si~ted on a
third as the Pirates defeated Ron-
cho Santiaao, 3-0, in an Orunge
Empire Conf crence women's soc-
cer match at OCC Tuesday.
Martin scored in the rirsl hair
on a pass from Danae Fielder.
Fielder scored on a goal set up
by Martin 20 minutes into the sec-
ond hair. Less than a minute later,
Martin tallied an iMuranc;:e goal.
OCC improves to 9-3, 6·2.
Fullerton edges DCC
COSTA MESA -
Two first-half goals by tfl'"~
D.J. Buckley led Ful·
lerton College to a 2· l
Orange Empire Conference men's
soccer victory over host Ora1'1ge
Coast Tuesday.
Bud..ley's goals, his 10th and
1 l th of the season, came midway
through the first half and just sec-
onds prior to intermission. Orange
Coast (6·3-2, 2-2} got a goal lnle
in the second half by Jim Hicks,
his fifth of the year.
LOCAL ICHIDUU
TODAY ...... ,. ..
Hixh tthool -~porl H.irbor &l WoofJbrldg~, 4 p m.; COton.i dcl M..ar at
S;inl<a M.irgarlt.l, 6 p.m.: ht.lnci.a H . Coll.a
Me1a, .it Nt~pott llvbor. 6 p.m.
leccer
College cnen -Biola i i Souther"
C.llifornl.a Collt!ge, 7 p.m." •
Tennis
Hlgh.s(hOOI girls -Corona dcl Mu"'
Foothill, 3 p.m.
CreN ceuntry
High 5chool boy$ and girls -Aliso
Nil\ucl at bt.>ncia, 3: 15; Co~t.> Men at
Un1vcrslly, 3:15,
DEEP SEA FISHING
TUISDAY'S FISH COUNTS
Dney'a Leeker -4 boats, 10 1nglcr1.
4 bonilo, 19 e.1lico bus, 14 s.ind bus, 24
Kulpln. 11 shecpht.id, l~ rock fiih, 50 blue
perch, 238 .. h11clil.h, 80 m.Jd."cl.
Newpert L•nclln9 -2 boats, 30
anglers. 10 c~icq bau, 4 sOlnd b.iu, 118
sculpln, 1 roclJis'h, 1 m.il.o sh.lrlc, l "'hlle su
b;m, 39 bl.JCksmilh perch, l shcephc.id, 17
\\-hll~fish.
PUBllC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES •
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 2628 Thia bualneu 11 con-signed taJsed s11d No•ce ol tne counry Clerk ot Oranoe r.GPe"Y deacrtbed above onauon. 1 atrf, o "a s11own M11M Stephen Rodger George, duct•~ by: an Individual Default and Elecaon to Sell to be Counry on October 5 1994 1 IM#l!Ofted to be' 111 Fiia lie. Ft21t11 Pfllpe~ descnbed allov8 ts n1u 101.il d111ucu11 111 11tu
PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE 1833 W. Jacaranda. Ful-The reglatrant(s) com-recorded in the county wtie11 the NOTICE·Tllls FlcbUous Name Monte 'Vitt.a Avenue.' Com F=~A=:raa riurported to be 3061 Country u1111a1cl bJl.in1 u o1 lllU of~•· ADMINISTRATOR· NEWPORT-MESA lerton, CA 92633-2628 menced to transact busl· IHI properfy IS IOClled and"'°" Sllhlmtnl exotres llYe s ...... CAt2127. 1bDnw. Costl Mesa. CA92626 lltillun l>l,~UIW Uy 111(1 l'IUll
PUBLIC OUARDlAH UNIFIED SCHOOL Dianna Lee Geol'ge. 1833 ,,. .. und., the Fictitious n lllree months hM ellf,lSed lrom Ille date lt was llled ~ The undefUgnld TNstM The folloWWlg person~ The unders1one<1 Trusttt er1v tu hu solu 111111 11:.i)IJO·
SALE DISTRICT w. Jacaranda, Fullerton, Business. Name(s) listed nee sucn recotmeon Olftoe ol lh• Counrv Clerk A new dlec:lelma any l&ablllty '°' ~~~ =OW bUl~~: Ive sda1ms •rtt hblhlY lor any cllJl.u u:.11111dcuu ,.o:.ts. v"·
NOTICI! OF SALE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY ~~l~~~;~.8.. 11 eon-'s~u":h 0s.· t.~·~994 DATE 10-12·94 Flcdllovs Business Name Stall· any lncorrectneu ol th! NUE. ORANGE. CA 92667 nconectnm of lhe street Id· Jjl.'ll~SI c)~~~I! "?.:1~::i-"~,~~~~~
REAL PROPERTY AT GIVEN that the Board of ducted by: f\UJband and Thia atalement was filed =ER~...:~~~~ ment must be llled belo11 lllat atrHt eclctr:a..~ ~ DAVE CHOOHG KO. 22014 S dress ~ other com::n de:d ::~~ v~ 11.., Nui-.u ul 1s.;iu a:. PRIVATE SALE EducalJon of 1he Newport· wile with the County Clerk ol W 11 • time Tiit llllno Of lllls statement common --·s, NORMANDIE AVENUE TOR on. c "'J, sttown ran $205 795 JO
SUPERIOR COURT OF Mesa u3med 5t°°'ty Ol~U Registrant haa not yet Orange County on Septem· ~BECH STREET. SUITE 113 does not ol ltsell aulllorlZI Ille ~ ~be w,::.. .,!: RANCE. CA 90502 • sale,: : ~ bue'xi:s°:: ki ,AAJihon 10 c.J:.h. 1110 CALIFORNIA, COUNTY ltlct ol range oun w1 begun to ttanaact bUslness !>er 19, 1994. NEWPORT BEACH. •CA 9266iJ use In tnls stale ol a FlctJllous wtthout cownant °'' ..,. Tiiis busllleSs IS conducted mPted reowno' ne pos· Tiu:.ic.'\J ,.,ir .. u .. wµi & w:.ll· OF SAH DIEGO receive sealed bid• up to undtf the flcUUous name(a) F822377 rn4) 4~1088 • Business Name In vtola!lon of ranty, ..,.,.._ °' -. by an lndtYldual 1 • morances ·., iur·s c.lkl<.!. 111.,wn on .i i.wtu
NOTICE IS HEREBY ~term.,~ 2!lhth~a~! l~ted~•a.o, Published Newport Beach· 10.19,1Q.26,11·2. 1094 ~~1/a:Phr :' anolher un~er .......: regarding UUI, SIGNED•DAVECHOONGKO ~:,:in::nopifSl.lmof: or ll.llllOllal ""'"" a chuc.k
GIVEN 1na1 on NOVEMBER chasing' Office of u ld tep n • ge Costa Mesa o.ny Pilot Oc· r ta or ~mon w C:..a::'°"· °' encum-RtglStrant Ila not yet begun llOCle(S) sta111d by sad Deed ol c.J111.v11 by a :.Cdhl °' tudu•JI
16, 1994 or thereafter School Dlslrlct, located at ~'::,' =t~~. w~1~'4 tober 19, 2.6, November 2, PUBLIC NOTICE ~See Secllon 144 Pr ~s: • to pey_ the r .. lo transact~ unOtr Trust. wilt! inlleml thereon. 15 c11.1n11 union or a chet.I>. w11h1n the tune allowed by 2985-B Bear Street Costa """"'"J' 0 9 1994 usiness ano 0 s INllNnl pt1ne1p11 aum °' llcll1lous M•..w , ll"1'lt O Cled in S•d no41(s). Id· cJ1;1w11 hy J :.1.11u or fuUt:r,.1
l3w, at lhe Olllcos of the Mesa CA 92626 ai which Or~e founty on s.pt.,-n. • • w69o Fiie Ne. Ft2tll4 Code~ the Mt9(a) ucured by names llted !Mweln ~ 11 a/rt unoer Int temis ol sav1n(ls and lcwj1 .tssuc1·
Public Admin1stralor·Publlc time ia1d bid• wfo be put>-btr • 994· F821893 PUBLIC NOTICE F.:Tmoua .,..U :~ .. l\MAM EICROW COAr Mid Deed°' Tnm, wt1tt in.. Tiiis stallmtnt was liltd wl the offo oC Tiust. es'mated lees. auuo . .$8v1<iu:. c1s:..i..1t1t1U11 \II Gua1d1an of San Diego llcly opened and read for. MAME ITATtMEtn' • twut tMnon, u proYkled the Counry Clerk ol Orang cllalges and upenses oC the Sll-llf'QS t;.Jnk :-,poet I IU(J m
County, Cal1tornta, will seu TVS/VCR• . Published Newport Beach· The • following Pt<SOO(S) 11326Soullt Sl In ..... note(•). Mvancff, CountyonSepllmber22.19!M Trustee and of the llllSls CIUltd &.<C:llOl'I !1102 t>I lhu FHIJO·
11 p1111a11 sale to the high· All bids are to b8 In ac· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· Ftl M-tl04I IS/are doing busiom as. ABC Cefl'itos. CA 90703 It .,,~_., h ..,_. °' NOllCE· This Flc'lttlous N by s•d Deed Of Tnist. ID·'Ml ccal CoUu .mcJ Julhoctt'-'tl 10
es1 and besl bidder, sub· cordance wl1h Conditions, tober 12, 19, 2e. Nowmber T,.._ .. lie. ... 121 L.N Assoaates. (310) 618"3646. Newrion Beach·Cosla Mesa the °' Truat, e.U-Statemtnl UPiln 11¥9 $580 73613 Es•rmtea Accnled tJo tios1nci.~ 1n 1h1ll :,IJlu In
ject to confirrna1lon by the lnstructlon1 and SP9(:ifica-2, 1994. lllmCE OF TllUITEFI SALE 'l377 Crenshaw ~d .. Sit 300. Dally Piiot mMed feu, ctwgu and lrom Ille date It was llltd In interest Incl ldd!Conal eovances 11 tho uv.:nt tundl!r otlior lholfl abo11e-entlllod court, all ol tlons which are on file In W6&4 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNO Torraoce CA 90501 CN213187 •Ill*' ... °' the Tnntae ontce of the County Clel1c A ne 1 lh 1 1 cash 1s U1A.u11h.'\l lhu Trust·
the right. title and Interest the office of 1he Purchasing A DEED OF TRUST DATED 2·22· Anton' AssocLaleS 2377 Oct 12.19,26 Nov 2 and °' the tnllta ciulted FlctJ1jous Business Name Stall·~"/~ wil increase s igurt pno t!o nt.lV w11t111oW 111u 1)w·
or the e.Sll\IH listed below Director of said School Dis· PUBLIC NOTICE Q4 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Crenshaw BNd Ste 300 Tor· PUBLIC NOTICE bY Mid Deed °' Truat, to-ment must be tl4ed belO<t llta Sri! tienel Cl"" noer satd a11w, of chu T1us1uu's Ouud in and to th111 certain real tncrt, 2985-B Bear Street, TD PROTECT YOUR PROPERlY. ranee, CA 9050l • wlt: sm,ll0.11 ElttliMled. time Tiie tllino of tnlS stitemeo 1 _, u un111 luutJ~ ti.:1.u111u .iv.iii·
property I hereinafter de-Costa Mesa CA 92626. NOTICB ~F fT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC AIDert A Spartls SS# 1\ 1. Fiii No Fl!UOI Accrued lnteraa and does not ol ilsett aulllorlll tn ~ .,:r Tru~t :.::f=~xe:r ahlo 11,1 1ho l>tl\'C>o ur 11ndut·
sc11bed. Written bid• may A PerfOfmanc• Bond may ADOPTION OF A SALE IF YOU NEED AH E)(J\A. 14·9212 1840 cintury Paik FICTmoui IUllNEll 8Cklltlonal Mvanc81 If any use In tnlS st&ll ol I Fictitious I 1;,: bon u, Del 011 ~ W\.I us d llldlltrl ol lfUfll
be received at any time be required at the dlscre-DllADVANTAQED NATION OF THE NATURE OF l E ;00 L An tie CA wit ~.. thl• ngu,.; BusJnus Name In vtolallofl 0 wntten 1ra O Ill Suid s.i•..i ¥1'•11 110 11i.uh1, after first publlcatlon ol lhls lion ot th• District BUllNl:SS PROCEEDINGS AGAINSl YOU ast, I • os ge s, NAME STATEMENT IOf to ute Ill• rights of another under Fed Oemano tor sate and a wntten birl ... 11huu1 ctt•cn<111t "'
notice and before the mak· No bldd8' may. withdraw ENTERPRISES VOU SHOULD COt-ITACT A LAW: 90~:ts bUsrnes ts co d I d ~he d , rollo~~ pers.on(s pr Tr. lleMnclary undef eral. Slate, Of commoo ra;w ( Nobce of OellUll and ee~on ~ warro111y i: .. 111vu o1 ini111tc.'\.I
such bids In Ille Office of FORTY·FIVE (451 day• after On 11•9•94 at 10 00 am bt.a rineral partnership namodon/ATI, 1639 East Eel '°'' aaecuted •rid clatlv-and Professions Code)· s11d Nooe• or Oetault and EJee11on m encumt.irmt(.u) 10 l>dlt~rv ling ol the sale by fifing his Bid for a period ol PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YER s n uc e e o ng us ness H . Dy ulct Deed of TNat htfeto-Secuon 14400 et seo Busine Sell lite undtrsionea cause 111gJ101111.1 trttu pu~~u~~1un
the Public Administrator. the dote Mt for the open-YEAR 1"4-9S SET Prefe11td Trustte SeMces as tllf S GN D Anton Associates. a Inger Avenue. Sant.a Ana, ered to the undaf'algned 1 Firstfllln IO Sell IO be recoroed 1n the 11~, tntll.!l.llcilnu~:.I sci.urt>CJ .
TE RMS AN 0 CON DI· Ing thereof. BY THE CITY OF tllly l~nted Trustte u·nder and Caltlornia oeneral partnership, 92705. wntten Dacl•atlofl ot o.. 0 TEAM ESCROW INC ooun(y Whert lhe rtal pn>oer1Y is tiv l>lllll Ouud, ... 1111,1111.o'> TIONS OF SALE: Ten per· The Board of Education 01 COSTA MESA av ~rsuant to No'ce of Oeltnquen By Shurt Curd. gener~J partner, Cybernetics Products, Inc.. f•Ult and Demand fOf Sale 13151 Br~urstsi located and more INn lliree lhcr...,u111lc• w1111 1111111u:.1 1~
cenl ol the purchase price the Newport-Mesa Unllied RESOLUTION 94-90 Assessment. Recorded on 2.23-By Ro~rta P GHnoa.n, Ills New York Corporation. 163 and• wrltten Notice of O.: Gard Grove CA92643 monltls naw elapsed since -suc.h iwovw11·11 1hutotn ilnd 1110
requ11ed from the success· School District reserves the The City of Costa Meaa Q4 &S Oooimenc No 94.01 Attorney·ln:fact East Edinger Avenue, Santi Ana fault and Election to Sell. Ne J'S..:ti.c rtc0t0aon u11pJ11I 111uK:•l)JI 1..i1J1i..u 111
lul bidder wittl the balance right to re'ject any 01 all haa Mt an anNl8I ooai for _ Page •• ol OttlClal Rec· Thueois1ran1 commenced ro CA 92705 Tiia ~ ·uuaea wpo Dailv Pllo OATe 10-3-94 OI\! Nole ~ .. u•l.'(I lly ~Jill
to be pafd upon conllrma-Bids and not nec&,SJarlly fiscal year 1994-95 of f!f. in Ille ottice ol the Reconle transact bUsfnm under Vie This business Is conduc1e aald Notice Ol Detault and · 'CN271556 For PFsc:r;on asTrusttt o._...,11 ... 111 1111c1l·~1 1h1•1''"" tton ol sale. or upon aucll accept the 1owes1 Blcf, and teen percent (15%) IOI' utlll-Of ~ Cou"IY. <:Miloma llctibous business name or by a CO<l>Ol'allon. Elac1tQn to $eU to be r Se 28 Oc15 12 19 ly Fer t CtlSllalts, •:S 1110.~J'-•I m :..1111 N.i1u.
other terms as are accept· ~o waive any lnfOfmaltty or zatlon of the 01~ owned by Bone A 'Neils na~ listed above on February SIGNED. CYBERNETICS PRO corded In the county P · i.e., as ...,.., By Pltnoo S 1 .. cs \.hJ•IK'~ ,11wl u•1iur1~ui.
able lo 1he undersigned irregularity In 111y Bid r• taged Buslnesa Enterprtae SELL AT PU8UC AUCTION 3 1983 UCTS. INC , By: Joseph P Drier wtMfa the rul property la m ~1Hf$'1!tW ul uic 1tustu\• 111Ml 1tiu 1tu:.1s
and approved by the Court. CtlVed. (DBE) lor federal highway 0 lHE Hl6H£ST Bl>DER FOfl ThlS statement was tried wlllt President located and more thain PUBLIC NOTICE 8101 Kll•r 8/KI ,#160, Mallet t:ll dlc1I l.ly ~uhJ Ot!u•J ul The undersigned reserves NEW p ORT ·MESA projects deslgl\ated t>y the Ille County Clefk ot Orange The registrant commenced t ttlrH montha have His CA Q2a (714)282·2424 l1usi
the nght to refect any and UNIFIED SCHOOL DIS. City. aw!~·~~~ :.e•:r: ~:~n County on October 13, 199'4 rranS<lCt business u11der Ille no-~ a1nea such f,:m:. ':.:aa 10.1210-19,1~26 1gg.c ' Coast Fed Services. •:.
all bids. ~RICT f 0 The goala wilt be avallable..., ( d · NOTICE· This FtctJ!ious Name nllous business name or n recont.Uon. l>clld T1u!>tl!u .... Cahl1111na FOR FURTHER INFORMA· • 0 rongo '°' put>tic lnlP9(:11on et City ..,. ash, a c.asi.e s Checll tawn S1atemen1 tXIWH r;,., years &sllldabove on Jul'f. 1993 GoWaft w.a s.vtnga NAME ITATE•WT PUBLIC NOTICE CO.ix11.;1ton 10000 Plum·
TI 0 N con I• ct K • n I County Han, City of Coata Me ... by 1 51118 °' "*>NI ~ 1 lrom tne dall It was tiled in Ille Tiiis sta11ment was hied willl 90ei.tJon s.rwe co •• u Tiie lollowtng person{s mu1 ~• C1tc11:.wu1111 Cf\ Sch.rmer al (619) 694-3509 ShorOft L Ching, Dl-n Fair Otllle. In the office It dllWn by Ulile or lederal Ofltee 01 Ille County Cler1t A new Ill• ~niy Clerll ol Orange TnHtM, Poll Ofrlc• Bo• IS/al• docng business • Slf8 NOTICE Of TRUSTEE s 91 J" Cll 1111 725 .. lJbO By
Of (619) 694.JSOO. rector of Putchulng of the City Cletk. t:reQI union Of ' Cflee~dtawn by Flctllfous 8uS1nm Name State· ounty on Seplember 21 1994 34117, San Antonio, TX WAY 114203 14435 Cutvt SALE UNDER OEED MJ1tlyf1 Mu!llJ~flll V11.ll
IT!:M 24 end Warohoua&nv S58-MARY T4 ELLIOTT, ut.11101flldmls11o1nosand!Oan ment must be rt1te1 belort thal HOTICE·Tllls FlclJllOus Nam ~117 tetaphone Drive llVll'lt,calrlornla92714 F~~ 12R2~~~ P1u ~1uu111 DJ l~•1I ESTATE OF DENNIS 3217 Deputy City Clor1' ISSOCl8'0n Sllolngs assoam>n. bme The ltling oC tilts stallment tatement ~es rtvt years Number. '1210) IU-Qll, NARGIHLAHI 23592 Wind tnu~ 19£14 'W~8BATE NO.: PN: 19589 Published Newport Publlahed Newport :C.~:'f,02 bl;' ~:C~ does nol of it.sell autll01121 Ille rom lh• date lt was liltd 1n Ille By: Nett Sander•. ~:.~~Apt 35·G Aliso Vie10 ~~~~~ ;16~~~t~~ ~:,:~ 1~~11~t 111 .!It
17662 Manchester Av· Beach.Costa Mesa Daily Beach-Costa Meaa Dally and aulllonztd ID do buSc· use Ill uus stall or a Flc1Jttous Nioe of Ill• Counry Clerk. A ne t•nt Stcreury, • This bust0m IS conducte AP Number 934.34.01 t
1n1.1e, Irvine, Ca. 92714 Pilot Ociober 12, 19, 1994. Pilot Ociober 12. 13, 14, ness in lhs statt ) r.:; tne front ~~s·~:ISN~e !:o~~~d~ en~o~~:.u:f~d N=r:~':i ='r'°284 trf an indrvldual YOU /\RE IN OtF/\UL l PUBLIC NOTICE
PARCEL NO: 447-<la2..02 W682 11, 18, 19, 20, 1994. enltlnCe to su1111 1eo. 8101 K.aose Federal State or common law me. Tiie llllng 01 !hit statement 1°'5, 10f12. 1°'19 Registnnt 11as not yet begun u NOC A A o 1: Lo OF --------"."-
LW304850 PUBLIC NOTIC• W680 Boulevard, Anaheim ttlls. CA all (See Section' 14400 et seq.. Of I ti 121 lh lo transact busJness under Ille rnui:.r DATED Mc11th 1 NOTICEOFTRUSTEE'SSALE B~~c~~h~~.~d M~s~w'O~~~ .,. PUBLIC NOTICE noht, ue and mterest under said Business ano Protessloos :slnn~IS sC: of~~uaou: PUBLIC NOTICE lk:tltlolls busl11ess name o1 l~~1o~N\!:JS :~dTr:~~ T l~HOl4~~:=~~ Pll o b 8 9 1.5. FlcUUoua Noboe ot Oel1nQ1Jent Assessment Code} sinus tWne In vlolallon or names Jl$ted her.In VDUR PJlOPE.RIX...JI..M/\.X . . . ~· CIO er
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• ! Bualn• .. N•Me FJclllloua n till PIOPlftY Sllwlled tn Slld mand t~lng e rialllS ol anoltler under fed· Fite No. FIU110 SIGNED. NARGIS El.AKI . Bt. SOLO /\T I\ PUBLIC FHANA No 01290000
1 4. T257 Statomont DualMU Nome ~~· descrlbino Ille land Newriort Beacll·Costa Mesa ral. St.ate or commOfl law (See FICTITIOUSIUSINESS Tltlt statement was hied wUtl SlllE IF YOU NEED AN YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN·
The following persons are Statement A PN 458•02•223 LOI 1 of DallY Pilot 'on 1•400 et seq., Business NAMUTATHIENT Ille Coun(y Clerk ol Orlt/108 D.PL/\Nl\TION OF THE NI\· DER A DEED OF TRUST DATED The Community doing business as• Th f 11 1 CH2?4415 o Protesslons code) The foQowlng person(s) County on October <4, 1994 TURE Of rnE PROCEED· JANUARY 26, 1990 UNLESS Market Ploee. o . e o ow ng persona are tract &428 '"tile aty of Newpott Oct'l9 26 N a ist flU~ . ts/are dolnO busfness as: a: ffiE NOllC6-Thl9 Actltious Name ING AGAINST YOU YOU YOU tME ACTION TO PROTEtT Piiot Classiflod-a) IAMONOS SCREEN· doing business aa: Beach as' per rnap hied in boo • . ov ' Ric ard M.C. 0.._11, £. ... OYOTA . WAREHOUSE, b: Stit1m1nt expires l111t yeais SHOULD 'CONT/\C f A YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY BE 842 5878 PRINTING. b) HIGH SI· PEREGRINE SECURITY 3g7 ilaoes 10 to 23 u~IUSIYe Of .. ..... I In ... F • ERRA SCREENPRINTING SERVICES, 5334 E. Chap-mscetlaneous rnaps as filed tn PUBLIC NOTICE cJo Edwards & AngeR TOYOTA WAREHOUSE, o: from tne dall I WilS llled Ille LI\ WYER SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE I
c) HIGH SIERRA GRAPH· man Ave .. 1110, Orange. boolt 397 ,_.5 19 to 23 indU· Fite No. Fl2JSZ' 2700 Hospital Trust Tower AREHOUSE TOYOTA. Al I Olla ol Ille Coun(y Cletk A ne Notice 1:. huwuv o..i:n YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION =-•iiiiijiiiii._ ICS & PROMOTIONS d) CA 92669 ' ,...,.. ' Providence RI 1394462, 2380 FIRST STREET. Fictitious Business Name Stallt· lllul Coast Fed Services, OF TttE NATURE Of THE PR0-1 CULLEN GARISON, 2821 Jsmts Pattlck McMaHan. Slllt of mscellaneous rmps, FICTITIOUS lt.ISINESS Newport Bucll·Cost.a Mesa SIMI VALLEY. CA 93065. ment must be flied belon !hat a Calllomca Corpora11on. CHDINGS AGAINST YOU YOU
E. While Star Ave., Unit C, Jr., 33521 Sextant, Dana reconls Of Orange Cou~. ca. NAME STATEMENT ~Hy Pilot TOYOTA OF SIMI VALLEY. bme. Tiie ltllnO ol tilts Statemtn a" uu:.h:u w suo.:1.casu1 SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER
Anaheim, CA 92806 Point, CA 92629 foma . The l!>flOWlng person(s) CH2?1554 CALIFORNIA CORPORATION, does not Of Itself autnOl'lle tne llU31CU, ur :.ul>:.l•lulc.'1.1 lcu:.I· On N~MBER 2. 1994. at
Cullen Wiiiiam Dickson, Thia bu1lne11 11 con· The s~ addrtss :'"' o~ is/are dOlnQ business as . Sep 28 oet 5 12 19 2380 FIRST STREET SIMI VAL· use Ill llllS Stitt OI a FtelillovSl-u 11u1su1<nl to me 0...t.'1.1 ol 10 00 AM COUNTRYWIDE Tl·
322 E. Wilshlre, IA, FIJI. ducted by: an lndMdual ommon SIONllon, lf'fj. RONKO INTERNATIONAL. ' ' ' LEY, CA 93065 ' Business Name In Ylolttloll ol Trui.I wccc;u1C\J Lv Ho:.l1dr\IJ TL£ CORPORATION 15 duly Ill>"
let1on. CA 92832 Registrant hu not y11 the real property des20cnbed ~D 11021 Via El Mercado, Los PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis business 1s conducted tilt rlQlllS or anollltr under B ~'(11l.idd1>m ao<.1 Shamsi POtnled Trusl&e under and PtJr· MAllOll &AWN-Thia bualness 11 con-begun 10 ttannct buslneu s ~rpor\ed 10 be Jelly n11t Alamitos, CA 90721>-2880. by a COtporatlon Federaf Stall. or common la B M.l!J•ta· 1<.1c1m nusbJncJ a11cJ suanl to Deed 01 Tn.tst rtcOfded
MOUNT OlM dUded by: an Individual undtf the flctitloue name(•) rona Del Mir, CA 92625 KORN ENTERPRISES A NOTICE~ SlGNED TOYOTA Of SIMI VAL· {See Section 14400 et seq w 11 u R uc ur u., cJ on 2 90 Ins No 90-059348 e.m.ry • _,.,.,., The reglstrant(s) com-Usted above. Tiie undelSIOned Trustee CALIFORNIA CORPORAtlON. T1'UITU'l IALE LEY ay: Bruce smon Skrttaty Business and Prolesslons OJ.08' 111uo 8!i 111s1rumu111 0j1011C:: R 1 els 111 ltl• ollce ~ • ~ menc:ed to transact busl· James Patrick McM&han Sdams anv h1bll!IY lor i"f 11021 Via fl Mercado. Los Tnnt .. s.la No. TN reolsb"ant com'menced t Codt~ Nu 90· 122153 tn Book •• 1 111 C ecty°R.corda I OR "l'~-.. .,. AU """11· ..... • nesa under the Fictitious Jr. nco!l!dJlUs ol the strttt ad-Alamitos, CA 90720-2880 .... 720I002-A IT¥1sact bUSfnHS under Ille lie· first P ... uu u• o 1111.1a1 iueutu.s in o e oun r o .
_. ...... o r .. ns Buslne11 Name(s) liated Thia atatement wu filed ress and other common deSco· This business Is conducted Tltla order No. 2t107lf~ ntious business ~or nam COAST COUlfTIH ESCROW 11111 oll1U> ot thu Cwniy Ru-ANGE County Stai. ot ~~t
1625 Gisler above on: 8-MM with the County Clerk ol n, 11 IOY. allcJWn herein Said trf a corpoubon. , Refennce No. 720I002 listed aboYe on NIA. COltP. Wfll<l• ul Oraouo C4iun1y, FORNIA.. tXtcllteCI by BR ..... Cotta ~ · CU!len W. l>lekson Orange County on S.ptem-ale will tie made, but witnoul SIGHED KORN ENTERPRISES. NtN No • .._.11~ This stitement was r11eo Wllh 16099 Goldeowest St Cahlurnta and riursuant to LEE LAMBERTSON. A SINGLE ~ • .;l40;··=·=·=·--··l 1:1'1s atatement wu filed ber 19, 1994. nant or wanJnlY, expitssed By.Julous Korn, Pruldent YOU ARe IN Del'AULT Ille Counry Clerk of 0ranot Hunlhgton lllacn. CA 92547 tlou NottCU ul D.il11ull anc.J MAN IS TRUSTOR. Will SELL I wtth the Coc.wlty Clerk ol F8224S2 f 1mphed, regardlno Ue. pos. Tiie reoisttanl commenced to DE1' A DEED Of" TftUST Counry on September 21 1994~ Newport lllacn-Costa Mesa EIU1.tro11 10 Su" lhu1ound111 AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGH
........ _ -Ot~ County on August Publlahod Newport Beach-sion, ortllCIJmtnnces, IO pay transact business under tn1 Ile· DATED Oll17lt0. UNLESS NOTICE· This Flcll11ous Nam; Dally Piiot rotollluu 0611511994 111 EST BlQOER FOR CASH
r .. --,,_... 31 • 1 · Coata M ... Dally Pi1ot Oc· remainino pnnopal sum Ille btlous business name °' names YOU TAKE ACTION TO SUtement •XP!ra.s live ears CH213l89 Buot. •• Paue -as ln)llU· (payable al 111ne ot Salt In laWlul •llONAL 'AM F820953 tobef 19 28 November 2 nder s•d ~ce of Delinquent listed above on January 10. PROTECT"°"" PROPER· lrom Ille d~tt It was llled ~ lhe Oct 12.19 26. Nov 2 munl No 94·3999112 01 'luicl money ot tn• Untttd States) al cemetory e Mortuwy Publlahed Newport Beach· • ' ' sessment. willt lnltrest 1977 TY, IT MAY BE SOU> AT A lhct.il RtJCmds, will Soll IN THE FRONT OF THE FLAG-
Chapel• Cfome1qry Costa Meaa Dally Piiot 9• 1994• w691 reon. as PfO'<'lded 1n s11d Tiies st.atement was Med wilh :UJ'otc AN SAL~.~~ '"c:~~~~~r~=~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE 1 11 0211994 111 111.l No.1h POLES AT. THE MAIN ENTRY
3500 Pacific View Drive September 28, Ociol>er 5, nobce, advances. ti any, es,. Ille County Clerk ol Orange t m 1 be tiled bet Ill t lrvm 01111 ... n<;ti 10 lhu Cuu11· AREA TO THE PLACENTIA CIVIC
,...._, 8ooc:tl 12, 19, 1994. PUBLIC NOTICE mated lees, cnaroes ind ex. County on Septemller 29. 1994. ~~~"EA':~~~ 11~~ Th~slttlno or 11115 ,:i:me~I ftl N-Mt11 1 Co11101h11uso 100 ,p 1v1c CENTER 401·411 EAST CHAP·
... IHI W665 penses ol me lrustee. IO--Wll NOllCE·Thls ficlftlous Name doei not ol ltsell auth01121 Ille Tnntee .. lle.112111 l\IOr r1vu W1UI .. anta MAN AVENUE PLACENTIA. CA -~~~~==~~ ---------Flctltloua ,361 32 Enmateo Accrued Statement expires live years YOUt YOU~LD CON-se In this state of i Flc~~ous llJTICE OF TRurnFI SALE Aua. CA ,111 1 oo fl M ai all nghl. 11lie and Interest con· r -••••••• PUBLIC NOTICE ·lkl•IMU Nomo nteltst and addtbon• advances. from Ille dale It was l1led In the T~ 1~ at 1·00 p M Business Name In vlolaUon of YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDE pubtK· .;;.,UC.llUfl 1" .,..., htr veved 10 and now held by lt Un· r--Stotoment I any, will increase tin l1oure Otlice ol the County Clerk. A new Oofdeft Welt savtnaa ·~the rlallts 01 anotner under fed A DEED OF TRUST DATED 2·6-s1
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Mortu•ry * Ch•pel Bual,nou Name doing bualne11 aa: The dlimant under sad Notice '!lent must ,be tiled before Iha: the duty appointed rru'atM s.cifon 14400 et stQ .• Business PROTECl YOUR PAOPERlYA s:o~or ~.. 1 :1~ 11~ 111 ~~ and Stale described as A p N C lo • Stotornent al MYSTIC TRAINING,b) Dtl1nQ1Jent Assessment hereto· ume. Tiie hl1ng ol lllls statement under end purauant to d Professions Codi) MAY BE SOlD AT A Pl.la 1nt11 us 1 ~ 01~ 'uu 1.: nu 93J·86·054 The sueet address
rem•t n The followtng peraons are MYSTIC PRODUCTIONS, ore exeaited and delc~red to the does llOt of ltsen autnorlle Ill• Deed °' Truat, "-corded rst fUlng • SALE IF YOU NEID AN E><Pl.A-r1U~,~~ckl 1 "'..V u•tdu~ :UK.I ono oltler common designation.
110 Broodw•y doing buslne11 as: 121 GtMnlleld, lrvlM, CA. ndcrs1one<1 a wntttn Oeci.ra' use In lhls st.all of 1 Flc~tlous on Oll28ltO aa Document NORMAM J HOFFMAN Esq NATION OF THE NATURE Of TH O.:W ul Tru:i in 11111 piqici 11 any 01 tilt re'al property d•· Coot• MeM SHEETMETAL RESOURCE 92714 Default and Demand for Sale BuslMSS Name In vfolatlon of No. 9CMl1141 Boot! -16133 VtnllJri BNd .. Ptntriouse POOCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, ly Sllu.ilw Ill !Wlld eu:.niy scr1bfd above IS purj)0('9d to
..,.... GROUP. 1833 w. Jacar· Sallah s. Dua. 7 Stanford, and I wnllln Notice Of Oelaut Ill• rlQhlS of anotller under Fed· ,ega -°' ~ "KOfdl A YOU SHOUlO CONTACT A I.AW· JltU Sluhl l1t1IUlll<JllUI cJa· be 410 BRYSON SPRINGS 154
anda. FuClerton. CA 92633· lrvlne, CA 92715 nd B~n to Sell The unoer-eral, Stale. or common law (See tn the oft'lce the "KOfd-fnclno CA 9l436 VER st111JucJ COSTA MESA CALIFORNIA
_ ~ Secdon 144.00 et seq, Business er of oranee ncy, Catt-Newpon Btacll·COS!iMtsa On 11·3-Q.c II 1000 am EXHIBIT "A" 926Z6 Tne unOetilQned Trusllt n~i:l~G andProtesstonsCodt). fom6a, Ha<uted by: DalYPllot Fa!tdosure COMultanls, Inc I\ Cunc.Jununiurn tum· d!Sdaims any llabfbty IOt any S . . f,Wlt Fiiing "onakl A. Hotlend arid"~ CN211551 lhe tlily lppotnted ll\lstlt unde t'iOll UI lllCOffllCfl'ltSS ol tilt SlrMt Id· • • Gerald Gra1of, Eeq. utyn J. Holland, "uabend Sep 28, Oc15,12,19 Ind pursun ID Oetd ol lrust. PARCEL 1 An uncltvwlUtJ drts$ and ollttr common dtSlg· • -"' TYt9 ICa•l11 tca11 l Gra11or and wtfe1 and At1an T. Hot-Recorded on 2-1~02 • Doai 1111111 u11urus1 tn 111kl 10 Lui lion 11 11 he tin ~ • \ 1&40 C.n11Jry ParllE.ist. 8111 Fl land ana IManche HoltMd, PUBLIC NOTICE mttll No 02·Dlli58.11 Book • 1 ur Tr8'.I 132111 tn 1110 ~ .... :.... .... !"!.:. s :,.wn r ..
( 1 ~: jJ:IJ Los Angeles, CA 90067 hu.0.nd and wife, aa Page •. oC Olhoal Rec:onn II) ly 01 Coslu Mes;, as !JC' ..,.... .._ ...., ... m but Wl•n·
(·.· NeWPGrt lludl·Costa Mesa TNator Woftd savtnat and FMe Ne. Ft241• office oC "" Rec:ototr of 11 iucor<.14-d in '!Xi.ii! 032 out cownant or wananty. o· / ) ~.Y Dai!Y Piiot Loen .Aaeocl.cton1 • lr_edef· . FICTmoul IUIMU Cou~. calitom, NCU11C1 by -uu:. 21 •llll n ol M•!14:ul: P<tSS or Implied. ftgatdlng blll, f.... • CN213174 al ltvtnft and L.08n M-Mm ITATt•WT 84\ICe Drown and ~ Drvwn noou~ MJ~. 10 1~ uilK;e PoSsesslotl, or enc:umbt.noes • ... ,,.._ __ ~ Oct5.12,19,26 aoci..ton, .. 9enenclart, The folowlng person(s r..tsblndandW1ft11IOllll1tl\llllS 1 thu Cooniy ~><•••klr 01 to pay Ille relllllnlno P<lfldPai
Wll ... II pullk auction ISl'lr• CIOlng business as· Com as T111110r, Western ftde ~.u Cciuc11v EXCEPTING sum 01 Ille note(s). secured by PUBLIC NOTICE to the hllM• bldd9f for pulltrlll!d ladalllg SyslltlTls Sl\ill~ & LOll'I AssoC1*11, 1H£AEFROM 1110 1ut1uwinu said Deed ot Trust wUh lnll<•I
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MME ITATt•IT cH Mtt'a <Mck drewn by a Dlllwe corporation, 9501 •me of sate 1n ltwfu! ITIOfllY tt10111 No 1111 32 tll3<1 ul 01 Trust tees, cn&rg" and tx·
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BUSINESS?f • • • • • IS/Ire dOinO business as KIOS" chedl drawn by a eCAlte °' 92718 l'lt(S check drllWn &Ji 1 iv (Ill Thu ulfLlu!>1vu rtQhl tn1sts crealld by said Deed 01 ~~~!II KORNER INFANT CARE & PRE· fedafal ctedl Union, °' • Tiiis bustl'IKt ts conducre or "*>Ila! '*111, 1 check d 111 u~i 11111 °Ro~111r.11111 Com· Trust fhf toi.i 1moun1 ot lllt
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,:, W~y HALf Of "(tt a .... adClfW or p.m.. on the front ..... to PUILIC llOTICI they ~ welYecl ~Of with the coun a lonnal A-. ,., Dy HEUN J. YOUNG. IF YOU OBJECT TO .,,. ATTOIHl&Y AT _LAii, -~~~~~~-'""""'"'" Of LOT common ~ .. IM .......... IM Orange OGlllM!Md '° ... ~ QUiit '°' ~ NOtit• OT in tM Supenor ColA't of grWng of vi.~. you I030 ~ INUft, ~~Cr ~EW~EA~ESA proper1y le lhOwrl lbowe. CMo C.., 300 L CMp-MOTM:m OI' action.) The ~ the 111ing of 1n 1rwento1y Cllilornla, County of OR· lhol.lld appa1t at the hew· llmwoRT BUCH, CA -n--COSTA M!SA 'c"'ou ·-2! no wananly .. ~ .. to man. Orange, CA PSTITIOll TO edmlnlarldon aulhotllY wlll encl eppraiaaf of ......... ANGE. Ing anCI ~ YOUf ~ ••••O·l 1 'ft CT t 41 - -vr ,... • ,.. • • Ila ~ or ccw-Al the lltne of the lnlUlll ... ..._ ..... ...., be grned unlMI en Inter· Mt• or of .,.., SMl.lllOn or THE PETITION request. lect1ons or t.i. wntlen uv-....... -TllUITU'8 IALS ...,... ~ STATE Of rec1N99)." The beneflclery publlcallon of lhla noOc., _, '_.. Hlad S*90f1 t11e9 en 00-account .. -·Provld9d In that HEt.EH J, YOUNG be tetlOtl• Wllh the COUit i,. --t .a. lie. l'I048tl CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP under Mid Deed of True(. .... total arnoui! of Iha un-UTAH OI' jeetion to lhe pelltlon llnd section t2SO of I.ht c.lifor-appointed u personal rep-lore the hHr1ng Yow ap-Publlahed Ne•port ..... C-. p RECORDED IN BOOK 5, by rtu0n Of a btwti or peld be1er1Ce o1 the oblige· ,..._U .. ALACK thOW good tauM wtiy the nla Probatt Code A A.-restnttWt 10 1dmin.a1tr pearanee m•y be In !*ton Buch-Costa Mesa Dally LeM.... r.:~Ei;...! Of' MISCEL· detault In the obllQlllone lion MC:ured by the ~ c... .... A-tTWM court Should not g.ren1 Iha qunt for Specill NoUct lh• Htal• of the dK•dtnt Of~ YOUI •llorney Pilot October 19, 20, 28 . ... , ""'" MAPS, IN THE aeeur9d lheftby, Fi.elo-detlcribed deecl of !Nat ~Ill heirt, benelelariel, ll.llhority. torm 19 available from tht THE PETITION 1equetts IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR t994 u Gaa40tr.., ~~~iERg: THE COUNTY lore tlleCUl.ed and dellY-and Ntlmaled c:oatl, ... erectltor•. eonungene ertdl-A HEARING on th•~· court clefk th• dKedtnl'I WILL and Of a eonungent CfedllOf ol WTh685 ~~:. COUNTY, D~sc~rBEgAl,g =..,io 6:.:':~o! =-43~ edVlllCll, .. =~~~~ :::' :"1~ "= oi:: ~~:.~ Attomev tor the, .... ~:~:.~.:· :!,\"':: ~~-:;:~~1l'ti°':i:u~ PUBLIC NOTICE
T.D, SlRVICE COMPANY ~OPOLLOWS; BEGINNING AT fault Ind Demand l0t Sale. It I• pc>Mible that at the lt'f will or tllate, or both, 103, Room: 703 loeat9d ti llon91': any eodlcU• art •vatl•bl• and mall • copy 10 Iha ptr 1---------dfio/ appointed Trualff "ER' )NT ON THE NORTH· alfl!J wrtntn notice of de-llme ol Hie the opening ol: THERESA BLALACK 34t THE CITY DRIVE RICHARD L. tor examination In tht toe sonal rt prtsent11t11• ap-1 flctltlow.
the lolloWlna de-._, LINE Of SAID LOT fault Ind of eleetlon to bid may be 1eu than the A PETITION hU been WEST. ORANGE, CALIF. HAaUaSLER, kept by the eout1. po1nl9d by the eout1 w1lh1n 8 aeln9t1 NaMe bed deecl of tru.fWILL t008, WESTERLY 285 C80M the und..-.lgned 10 totallndebtednesadue. fll9d by RONALD R. BLA· 926t3 llAR18:18et , THE PETITION rtqutats lour montht from the date Statement
ELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION FEET FROM THE POINT sell uld PfOp&rty to ull•ty Dates tOli:t/94 LACK In the Superior Cout1 IF YOU OBJECT TO the RICHARD L. au1hon1y lo admlnisler the ol r.rat lssuanet of the Il l· The following persons ate
0 THE HIGMEST BIDDER WSEHCETRE SAID UNE INTER· said obligallons, and !her• TD aUVIC• CO ... of Callfornl•, County ot OR· granting ol Iha pet1tlon, you HAIUllLIR & AS· eslate under the lndtpen· lete as ptovlded In eecuon do~businets as: OR CASH (In the l0tm1 s THE CENTER OF alter Iii• undtrtlQn•d • • I ANGE. . should appe111 al the hear· IOCIATll 31$t Air· dent Adminlsl1a1tpn or E•· 9t00 ol the California Pro-TAC ·IT, 20912 Splndrln hlch 11• lawful tender In M 0 R 0 VI A STREET; caused elld nollce ol d• PANY8 VI• •a .. ~ •d TMoru•~:" THE PETITION requHt. Ing and 11111 your ob-a 8 1 A 3 \ate1 ACI (Th~ a.ulhOfJty bate Code. The limt tor flt. 1..n., unungton Beach, CA Unlt9d State•) and/or THENCE WESTERLY t20 fault and ol election to be r o ... •· p ... na, that RONALD R. BLALACK jeetlons or Ill• written ob-wav .-venue, u te • 1 will alh2w th.a peJsonal rap-1ng cialma will not eKpll• 92 eatlllef'• eertllled or FEET AL 0 NG SAID Rteorded Junt 21 . t994 u Aaalatant leoretarr. be appointed as _perJOnal jectioM with 1he eout1 be· Co• t • Me••• CA resentallve to take many belo1e foUI' months from Gregory LH Koppe, ~t2
lhtr check• •pecllled In N 0 RT H £..a LY LINE: tnalr. No. 94 41 t952 1n 901 S.UU. Mwte at., reptHentallv• fo admlnls· tort thit heorlng. Your •P-12828-4820 actiofls without court ap· the h1111ng date nottet d Splndrilt Ln . Huntington
i\IU COde section 2924h T0HLENCE AT RIGHT AN· Book .Page ol Olflol•I Oran1e1 CA 12181 ter the Htalt of the dace-pear•ne• may be In person Published Newport proval. Before taking ctr· above eeaeh. CA 92646
payabl• In full •t th• lime ES SOUTHERLY t65 Records In the office ol the ('7141 319-4'700 dent or by your attorney. Beach-Cos11 Mesa Daily tam very 1mport1n1 actions, YOU MAY EAAMINE the ~ye Ann Koppe, same
f sale to T.D. Service FEET; THENCE AT RIGHT recorder ol Orange County· nr AVAILABLE THE THE PETITION requests IF \'OU ARE A CREDITOR Pilot October 19, 20 26, hOwever, lht personal rep-ltle kept by the eoun It you TnlS business Is eon· ompany) all rlghl. till• ANGLES EASTERLY 120 Slid Sale of PfOpelty wili D OPENING the dee9denl'• WIU. and or a eonltngent creditor ol 1994 resen1a11ve will be 1equ.1td are a person Interested in auettd by' an individual
lnttrett conveyed to FEET; THENCE AT RIGHT be mad• In "u Is" eondl-E91XDP~~YT•8• OBT'"'N•D eodlells, II any, be admitled the deetased, you musl Ille · w687 to give no1tce 10 interested 1ne estate, you may !tie Tnt rlag1s1rantts) com· now held by It under ANGLES NORTHERLY t65 lion without covenant °' -.. ... "" to PfObate. Th• wlll and your claim with th• court persons unles:. they ha•• v.1th tht court• lormal R• menctd' 1o transact b\IS•·
Deed ol Tru•I In the FEET TO THE POINT OF w111ranty, txpreu or Im-BY CALLING THll FOL-any codicils are avallable and mail a copy 10 the per· I N I E v.aiveo notice or consented quasi tor Special Notice of ntss under the Fic1111ous
roperty htrelnalttr d• BEGINNING. plied, regatdlng liUe pot· LOWING TELEPHONE for tJWnlnatlon In the file sonal rtpresenllllv• ap. PUBL C OT C 10 the p1oposed ac11on.) the l1Lng di an lnvt ntory Business Name(s) 1,5180 ibed: VOU ARE IN DEFAULT session or eneumbrlneet, NUMBER I ON THE kepi by th• court. p<>inted by the eout1 wtthln BSC 3307 The independent admin•s· and appraisal of estate IS· abovt on 9-6-94
TRUSTOR: ROBERT G. UNDER A DEED OF TRUST lo pay th; remaining prlncl-DA y BE 11'0 RE THE THE PETITION requests lour months from the dale llatoon authortty v.111 t>e stts or of any peLhOfl or Greg K.oppe
FRANCO, LUANA MAY DATED 3/0318&. UNLESS pal sum ol the note(s) .. SALE'' ('7141 381-483'7 authority to administer the of first Issuance ol the let· PHEOTTITIC10EHOTFO granted un us an inter· account IS provided In This siatement was <;1eo FRANCO YOU TAKE ACTION TO cured by said deed ol • ntate undtr the lndepen·' lers as provided In section ested person t~es an ob-sec.uon 1250 of th• Cai.tor· with the county Cieri< or
BENEFICIARY: MERCURY PROTECT YOUR PROP· Trust, with Interest u In or (.TUA~~~~S~f!_ dent Adm(lllstrallon ol Es· 910Q ol tht Cahlornla Pro-ADMINISTER ,eet1on to the ptl1l1on and noa Probalt Code A Re-Orange co~;nty on Septem· VINGS AND LOAN AS-ERTY, IT MAY 8E SOLD AT said not• provided ad· ~ .. ._ tatu Act. (This authority bllt Codt. The tlme lot ftl. ESTATE OF: show good cause why the quest for Special Not>et ber 6. 1994
OCIATION. Recorded A PUBLIC SALE.•IF YOU vances, if any, undir the Publlshtd Ntwport wlll lllow Iha personal rep-Ing claims will not expire HARRY K. YOUHO court st1ovld not granl tnt fo1m 1s ava.labl• from the ,821032
11en 14 t988 as Instr. NEED AN EXPLANATION terms ol nld Deed ol Beaeh.Coata Mau Dally resenlltlve to take many befort lour months from CASE NO. A175250 authority cou~lerk p h B h-
o 811-ti2678 In Book OF THE NATURE OF THE Trust, lees, ehargts and Pilot October t9, 28, No-action• without obtaining the hearing dale noue9d To 111 heirs, bene:lciaroes, A H~ING on Iha pel•· Attorne~ for the Pell· cb:~\;,o:~~~"°~~-g. ol Otflelal Record• In PROCEEDING AGAINST expenst1 of the Trust" vember 2, 1994. oourt approval. Before tak· above. • cl9dllors conungtnt ciedl· lion v.1.1 be held on NO. tloner: office of the Reco<der YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· and of the trusts ereat9d W6S6 Ing ctflaln '/ery lmponanl YOU MAY EXAMINE the tora. and' persons who may VEMBER t7, t994, at 1 45 WILLIAM V. SCHMIDT tober 5, 12, 19, 26, 1994.
f Orange County· TACT A LAWYER. by said Deed ol Trust Said ac:Uons, howeve<, the SMr· Iii• kept by th• court. "Jou oth.,...ise be interested In P M. 1n Dept. 703 localed (CSB 10210381 W673
Slid deed of 'w•t d• 930 SUNSET DRIVE, sale will be held on: Sell your home IOOll rapreMntall'I• will be 11• a jMrson lntertsle In the will or estate or both at 341 Th• City D11vo ----.,..----ibts lhe following: COSTA MESA. CA 92627 November 8, 1994, at 3:00 through claHlfled. requlr9d to give noUee to the estalt, you may ltle of: HARRY K. YOUNG ' Soutti, Orange, CA 92668. Buy 11 Sell 11 Find It.
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FOR SALE ~!:~~;'~;~or•. lrg . A~~:.:·::~ ~~~.;,y. ~~t1~!,~~~:~,.,N~~0 $$REWARD$$ EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANT Manager
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Studio $500 & 18R beh/pler. Newly redec _B_U_S_l_,NE_S_S_O_F_F_IC_E_ LOST KEYS 5 530 Full time, S7.501hr
® ssso. appllanc... & exeeptlot"!aJly clean. Lost on Sunday, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii Stabl.a. O.EPENO.ABLE; -. = _ BUNTIN, TON lndry. utlls pd. No 2Br 2e. furn, ~d,..-gai FOR RENT 2-?&9 0 -r. 16 ~ -t f Adm'in Assistant lnd1v1dua1 noedod to pets. Refs req'd. 723· parkng. 818-451-4473 C • 1 se 0 provide cler!c111 sup-
Wo ne® an e11Qert
Our m1d·s1:ze, growing
company needs an-
swers to our t'Ough
porsonnol. legal and
benefits que~hons.
The person who fills
tnls new position will
act as·an internal con-
sultant 10 our manage·
mant team. and com·
pleto projects In such
areas as compensa·
tion planning, supervf·
sory training and ben·
eftts analysis
P••t• Br•vo is look·
Ing for CASHIERS &
DRIVERS (must be
over 18), SS·SS.50 hr+ Ups.Also 10·0.;.;....n:;..g------"'
BEACH 2140 0823 or 3t0-596-0619 keys at the New· For Real Estate olc. port for tho advOr11S· Oce•ntront Winter Small offices, reason· Macln1osh oxp. data 1 2 DUPLEX APTS. Fully furn 3Br 2Ba, able nr t71h & Or-port Beach Pier or ontry, l!hng, good peo· Ing departmonl 0 a
«OU"4. HOUSIHO 2br 2ba 2-ear gar.Close tBR & 2BR, garage, gar. $1500/mo. No ang•..1 Costa Mesa. h b h K p l o/organ rz a1 1on1fl 9iow1ng commumly 0''0 1"u"'" to goll/bch/•hops w/d. ulll Incl. Yearly pets. Karen, 434-t._2._ Call uetfy 544•2270 On t e elC • ey skllll nee. Salary com· newspaper Chatn Ac·
All •11lu&ll9Mvtrtl1111t lnll111 StOSO/+utl or sh11re $995/mo. 64S:Sll62 rlnn hal sentlmen• mensura1e w/abt11ty. curate typing of SO-
ia .... ttol"cftd I (714) 897 "0 77 ·-----.,---.,....,......-• 55wpm a MUST. Du· ~ .... .:,~J1 ., ;Ml.~ ran • .,... Mlracle on 34th St. • .. •••••••• COMMERClAL tal value. Please FAX resume to: Coast ties include dala entry
220'AI upstre. 2Br 1ea,1• PROPERTY 2778 II y I d 71 4-Newport Properti es & n phones ........ ~,....11tllagal ---------gar. Avt lmmed. $995. MISCELIANEOUS Cl 0 an a, (714)7!59·6826 Hourse~v!oam·5:30p~
le .......... , ,,.111enc1. NEWPORT 675-9304 Iv• mag. RENTALS a 3 5 .() 7 3 0 • N 0 --------· Mon-Fri Good ben-
llNlllll•• er f1scum111111on BEACH 21691---------•••••••••• C.2 OfolW•rehou•e que1tlon111ked ellts, opportunity for MMf " race. ctt-. "llgien. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1• 900 •If. nr Fairview & • CASTING ·M 0 VI E growth. Physical. drug 111.lllMkl~,_,i.illolC11u1 CORONA 55 Fwy 619-726-8100 EXTRAS tesltng is a prerequ1·
.......,.,..., • • 11t11MIMll DEi MAR 2622 ROO-S 2706 or 619-723-1953 LOST: Pomerlan ~ Production trainees site of omployment
.... .., _. ,,.._'"'., hml· Beach Area liiiiiiii!ii!!i!~~iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiaiiir.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sm.II business rental/ Male, t ·yr-old , color on major film studi For cons1dcra1ton. call llllell•fl~." Wlnt•r or Yrl1 715 POPPY. Sunny private offl<)ea. From orange/aable, no col· (714J 89t·2251 Judy Oethng, 7t 4-6-12·
Bia ..... ,.,., will 1111 Furn1Unturnl1hed 2Br 111.iBa, ocean view RM w/Ba, NB pvt home, $200 w/prkg. Xlnt CM lar. Lost Sunday, Oct. -~-..;._----·• 432t Elli. 301. ........,~_,M\1111iu· tBdrm & 3Bedroom deck. Avt t1/1 . S1•00. quiet, walk to all. Ory locaUon. 760-8364 t6, near Superior & 1---------1
.... llf iHI ollltl wtiic• ls ill s750 to $1600 mo. Pet eons. 640-4828 boat etorage avt. ssoo ••••••••• Dana (near Hoag Hot· 1 1 CONSTRUCTION, 4"0
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........... lll•llw.OWllMCD VIiia Renta I +utll. N • &4 .... ~" Please call June at lns1'de needed . for pa1nlmg
..... llY .__, IUI 911 675 A942. COSTA MESA 26241 _______ BUSINESS Ir 645-3057 or 722·1353 jobs M:sc dultes S9
,.., .... , Nftf1i1111 '" 11•1• ... ~ HOTELS FINANCE leave message Sales Hr. EOE a21.4593 ......................
..-imMllYNllL r.um-1 Mo. Fr .. Rent 2Br . MOTELS .2718 ••••••••REW.ABO~ LOST PUPPY We are .ee1<1ng .a OENTALA.SST. FIT
... .,,..,IT'Hlltn.ClllHUO ------~--1Ba, gar, Welde. New Monday Oct 3 , all lull-time Inside Sales GrQup Practice in
lll·llte • 1 ... -414.15111. fer cpVpalnt, $625+ $500liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS black Germ an Shep. Rop for the Classl· Nwpt Beh needs I t
BEACH sec. Agt, 850-1220 LAGUNA BEACH' herd, w/plnk collar. tied Advertising Do-assistant 4 day Wk al· 1111 ttt1 I' fllV, DC ... Ill•... OPPORTUNITY Lo•I vicinity of Tewln-partmonl who p os· ternate h doy Satur· u11 HUDat4H·JSOO. RENTALS Bright, shiny clean 2Br MOTOR INN kl• Parl< In Colla sesses strong sales days. (714) s.io.1122
• WINTER WEEKLY twnhouse·•tyl•. Patio, Wlky rentals. Fret iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii0ii4 Mesa. Pleast call 714· ability and the desire
CEMETERY LOT/ 1-4Bd ...... S3so-St4oo pool, lndry tac. s7oo. HBO. heated pool•. 540-7858 10 bo successtu1 In D IEDRICH COFFEE
WINTER (FURNJ Harbor Vlllaa 548-9081 etepe to ocean. $175 For the beat part·Ume ----·-----sa les an d e ar n needs counter statt
CRYPT 1225 2Bd ocnlmt ..... $1B95 1 BR M obile home. & Up/Wk. Maid ser· buelneaa opportunity HEALTH & money. Good typing help for tho Costa
3Bd ocntrnt ..... $1900 From $490. Quiet & vice. Kitchen avail. In thle paper Call 714· FITNESS JOOO skllls a plus. M esa & Newport
Pacific View In CdM.
Value S2800: A•k
St650. Could be dou·
ble. Gary 84t-6038
ANNUAL Secure. 1991 Newport 985 N Coaat Hwy. La· 533-5329. Beach ~tore$. Quall·
"B ""B S1200 Blvd. Me.8373 gua. Beach 41M 5294 ._.,,......~="""="'=""""""==''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii This Individual must lied appllcanls must 2e d'aa1•1 ........... Sl950 •--,,..,,,.--~----:-'' • PAYPHONE ROUTES 'work·Out proteaslon11 be highly motivated, h ave reslauran11retall
3Bdd b d• .. k ... $2450 tBR, apacloue, bpool·1---------Local •ltt• • for sale, weight machine. BIO· hard·worl<lng ancs exp. Please call Marn• •Y· oc . aide, gated, nr each VACATION $2000/Wk potentlaJ 1· Dyne Qyna·Pak F·10, demonstrate th• at 438-228t .
Requirements; current
knowlodg• of Catilor·
nlll labor law worker s
comp ADA regula·
toons, benefits OP·
uons. etc.: appropriate
education and train·
ing: several years ol
eKptrtence in • similar
pos111on.
Cahlornla Community
News publ1shts nows·
papera In th• Glen·
dale area and In Or·
ange Counly, and por·
forms commorc1a1
production work This
pos111on Is based In
Glendale ond reports
10 •enlor manage·
ment
Pleaso sond re1ume
ano cover letter 10
Callfornl•
Communltv Newa
for COOKS & Kitchen
Help PfT or F{T. Apply
In person. l 104 Irvine
Ave., Newport Be!M:h.
PRESSROOM
MANAGER
Community newspa·
per group with heavy
comme rclal work
seeks person to run
pla te press m allroom
operation. Must havt
excellent technical
skills to get top.quality
prlntJng from our 24
units of Urbanites (4
folders). 6-day. 2·sh1n
environment require•
strong communlca·
uon. organizational
and m a nage m e n t
skills. Experience In
se.lhng commeu;lal
work a plus. We otter
a compe1tt1ve •alary
and good· b enefit s
plan. Send resume
and cover letter to;
California
Community
News
Attn: Personnel
425 W. Broadway
S1.1il• 300 Glendale, CA 9t204
or.fax to:
818-548-8897
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
~=~ ~o~••: .::::: :~~: : J~'tf:~'la~~5/mo RENTALS 2722 l•80().••2•08-•5•300•'•2•4•h
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r•-no cable change, mul· ability 10 meet de:id·
F II S I tlple elation complete lin81, work well wilh U erv Ce e 2Bd·1 IABa TWNHSE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii work out• al home. other people and •DRIVERS/NOW HIRINO Attn Pe<sonnel
Your truck or econo 425 W. Broadway Real Estate Property Mgmt •2Bd·tBa A NB OCISANl'RONT ANNOUNCEMENTS $2,800 new-5 yr old. p rovide eflecllve ......._-~~ Lovely units,. poo WHkly. Fully turn 3Br St,t!Xl. 650-5683 c ustomer sorvlce.
r ... ~. bus/•":g~Y•· No Ba, gar. N/pet S1 200/ ---------11•••••••••1 Th• pronc1erey to -·-==-·-pet• e 382 WHk. Katen "34·1424 LOST. present Innovative
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7'lll-AVAILABLE NOW. 2Br FOUND zg25 PERSONALS H lllng Ideas and ex· er "7VV 1 ea, lrg klteh, din rm.1---------ecute revenue pro-
• • w •"'A Bluff• condo, 2100 sit. From 1875. 831-4033 RENTALS TO iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1.--------duelng ··special ~ 3BR·2~Ba perfection! VIII• d '••t• Apt•. SHARE 2724 FOUND CAT grey long PERSONALS 3002 Sections" Is a plus.
ISIAND 2106 St 950. Batbara Sanr• E'.ade trlplu 28r 1 Ba, hair male, white bib liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiji~ D • P • n d a b 1111 Y a
iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil grel, Rl1r 044-0195 quiet upatalre, d/W, •nd boou, very AMAZING AMY uCIE must . Ort al op.
Lovely r•modeled tam· -------,..---~-~ patio Ind~ gar S775/ 31ktr apt, 2.,.m• tor friendly. Found 10/1/ 1.:IOS-978-4743 ln11 Cr9d prlogrhtutnlctyan'dolrd alth••. 11 h ~bd d 3b f'OR LS• S2600-Hrbf mo ,;,.,._7 ,:,2 . rent. gar·•pace •VI. 14 Proepect & Lugo-y m ' en, •· vw Hma, Remod 3Bd ·.,....,.. "' Quiet 1ocat1on share nl• St Newport 10718-Hl04-82t-8779 Good benefit pack· ~28~~!: e:::~~~ck + den. 2.5Ba. Agt L., ..... Duplex w/5 1/3 ull+d•P 876-2940 Shorn.' Adoptable t-,~~77~~~e":'" •g• provided, Eric@ IO()..:JOt-4714 HUG& a.drootn•• 2 After 10/3/94. ..,.,.,....~.., .....,.
bathe, ftreplece S1150 Cd M ·S hf ::t 8 d ·2 8 •, M&-0972 Girl• of Coe ta M••• FAX rHume to;
Npt Sh,. on water • PETS OK. 648-3959 trplo, w/d, new ept, OU M NIATURa uve talk 6 home ph 63HS594 CORON.A
DELMAR
Your own aandy bchl clote to bch, '450 mo I' aiz"•DD ...! ••• DOO ., • • 1-30&.f28·21 &5 Atten: Judy Oetllng
2122 3Bct..2Ba. 404 e2nd St. T + utile 875-4287 -S2 50/18 or call tor an In ter· S1100 mo. M2-481f NEWPOR 111 Newport BHch · + view at (7t4) 642· wnt•CB 2&•"' hff htn pool/ten bch ., .. San Joaquin Rd. HOT I WILD! 432t. ExL 301 ----------
Nwpt Hgt• 3Br 28• .....,. v• epa '550Aut.,.ef w/ Look• Ilk• mixed t -800-&eO-HH
h r--r PT LA & OC Suite 300 1----------~ ve ;oo.54·0·2567 Glendale. CA 9t204 .al. aTAft
or fa:.; to 818·548-8897 BUsy Wiit.., loclllDft.
Flower Delivery p 1 -------=:-=-::::--~S=T eon'1> pAln. For ..,._
morn.ngs or •h•rnoon LOOKING FOR 1 call Aon Ttvtor. :I
avl Musi have gooo JOB? -n...-•• •• driving rec. B33·t8aS 11 .. rTI Now htr1ng lndlV, tB+. ... Jiit
PIT QEN'L OFFICE to Rop leading spo<ts ,~ ~
•·hr day, 4 day• a wk & fashion pub11ca· "'===~='==-79=1~~~== Must type 45 wpm & uons SH place• Ilk• ::
have computer exp. FL, NY, HAWAII
Npl Center Insurance 2 1o1<ks pd tie n, tt•n•
olllc• Rote, 644·8400 & lodging provided.
PIT S•le•·IASl growing No e11p nee. Call M• tech co. Good base+ FOX et 114·172·7fµt
comm. TV knowl help· M·F19·5.
ful. Wiil 1Ja1n. 645-73"0 -,-IZ_ZA_._-=o-=1~L~IY~l=-=R=-=Y~P(T=-
lo p1acl in id In Apply aner 4:00pm
The ll'llot clu•lned, V•lentln•'• ll'ln•
Call 642 .. 878. 28t9 Newport BIVd·NB
RECEPTIONIST
For Nwpt Bch Beauty
Salon. FfT. rellabl•. 11.lt
phone manner. Con·
tact Rena or Antonel~
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RECEll'TIONl8T PIT
M·W-F In Nwpt a..ch.
Phon ... hghl typing &
hllng. Renee 6464672 f'or ..... , 3Br+den,
2\.\Ba, 2·car v•r, w/d.
No pete. St700/mo.
AvaJI 1t/1. 7~t 2
TwnhH 2-car gat, f/P·lii••ll!ll!~llJ!lllJ!i••I happy upbt dtalgnet breed. Could be part Toll free Call
Avail now. 11426 •t•R ••••• 833-7172or1144MM73 Keeahound, aheltle Of1---------~========~r--r------, ---------------~-t--
'173-4148 Ext. 327 aaR au t7all/Up IMM oondO own rm/be miniature cotlle . ._ _______ --------PLUG EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMEN1'
WATERPRONT Balbo• I =r.ur-r, Our Prot'I., considerate, PIHH phone 714 BE&l.TH a HEALTH a 5530 5530
-C-O-ST_A_ME_SA __ 2_1_2_4 2covebd •a ~~!~~~ •'Y ~ ec>x30 ';:!':;.. d:O n/emtc. Avllll. lmmed. 436-1969 PITN!SS 3000 PITNESS 3000
••3BR'2~Ba. pool,
t8nl'Wa, 2 car garage.
A/O, d'lwl S1160 mo.
Keith, Agl 722.oe&e
..,.., _....., pets. No '"•· No $482.50+utt 1cn......a L08T1 5·month.otd •••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•BEACHf'RONT Udo ..... ......... Ni oo .... vaew 2br N•r•••••n ••ll· IN 1• 4 bd ~P ,.mdt UDO PiNiilULl 2ba, t/p, w/d , new Mund Puppy, gray/ l3MO A'1t 131·t400 paint. l460/mo 38ih tNck, weartnv purpi. PMSO
1BR-1BA avt u 11 • BalbOe •t •1111 c:oaa.r. i..o.c 1011:s.,, ~ ·r
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8eecft L.Mngl vine Terrace CdM NOP' ·uSE9 ••OOOlmo. N• .,,.,. nice a,,,...., NEEDS MEDICATION. ME ~ . """* beech • I .. Apt PooC, ape, NO rwwerd It found, 710 I.Ne P8'tl Dr Neer ..... y. N/Mntl PtNM cal M4 eNI.
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