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Costa Mesa father won't face murder charge
...,. The man arrested in the
shooting death of his ..
15-year -old daughter last
week will be arraigned for
involuntary manslaughter,
prosecutors decide.
BY MAllc S. PosNBll, STM• wa.rru
NEWPORT DEACH -David
Curtis Stinson, the Costa Mesa
man who shot and killed his 15·
Ruby's Diner
continues to
serve 'em up
...,. Restaurant , which
celebrates its fourth
anniversary Wednesday, is
still drawing crowds
despite closure of its
neighbor, Newport Imports.
BY .MARC S. P OSNER, SrM1 WP.ITU
MARINERS MILE The
middle of a closed car· deakr lot
probably i~n 't the first place most
restaurateurs dream of locating.
Dut the manager of the Ruby's
restaurant, which was in~tantly
turned into an island when bank
officials padlocked Newport lm·
ports earlier this month, said the
diner is hanging in there just fine.
During the lunch rush on Mon·
day. t he restaurant's interior was
packed to capaci1y and about half
of the patio ~eating was occupied.
That's norm::il restaurant manager
t.l ikc Moyneur ~aid.
Still, the loss of car dealership
business has been felt at the
Ruby"s Nm port Ucach Diner
that's about to cc:lcbrate it s fmftth
hirthuay on Weunesday.
"\\'c'vc frlt a bit of a pinch,"
t.lnyncur ~.iiJ. "I'd s:iy mo~tly in
the morning. \\'c jul>l don't have
the typ e of act1\ i1y here in the
morning th:it ''c once diJ. That
seems to be the big part that is
bgging.
year-old daughter last week, won't
face murder charges, officials from
the county District Attorney's of-
fice decided on Monday afternoon.
Instead, Stinson will be ar-
raigned on charges of involuntary
manslaughter when he appears be-
fore Harbor Municipal Court
Judge Craig Robison on Friday.
Prosecutors did add a penalty·
increasing charge that Stinson
used a gun during the alleged
crime, which means he could
spend nine years in state prison if
convicted. But, he could spend as
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little as two ye ars in jail and could
serve it in county jail, Deputy Dis-
trict Attorney Debbie Lloyd said.
Lloyd, who will handle the case
but wasn't in court on Monday, re-
fused to discuss why the murder
charge initially sought by Co!>t:l
Mesa police was reduced. She
filed the involuntary manslaughter
charge on Monday afternoon as
the clock to keep Stinson in cus-
tody began to expire.
David Stinson's mother, Ann
Stinson, appeared in court on
Monday afternoon "ith two of her
three daughters as James Spell-
man, Stinson's temporary public
defender, asked that formal ar-
raignment be delayed.
Th:it. routine motion was grunt-
ed. Spellman also won a rcJuc1io11
in b:.iil from S250,000 to $25,UUO.
but Ann Stin!>On ~aiJ thal·s !>lill
too much to get her son out.
"It's been a hard!>hip for all t1 f
us," she said after the brid cuurt
session. "We're all for lJ,1\e. It
was a tragic ;:iccidcnt and '' c tolJ
him that. The neighbors "and ev·
crybody said to tell him they IU\C
him."
A h:inJcuffrtl lJ..i, iJ Stin!>ull
kept his hc.:ad bo,,~·J during the
court proceeding. Juuf..ing at ~ubi·
~on by rolling his qcs up f1u111
umkr hi~ a1d1ed 11c1.·k
Whc.: 11 :s:.f..l'J by Rob1,1>n if In,
namt.! :111J IJirt h UJtc: \\Cre u .i•
n:c:tly inJ1~·at eJ un cuurt Juu:·
men ts, David St11rnm g:1\ e t"'I.'
4uict ·'>L'~ ~ir" re!>pOll'.>l'~. lk P'c
the !>:.1111:.: rl'ply -... he 11 :J'!>kl'd if h:: \!
likl' the public Lidenucr tu bl' JJ'·
puintl'J
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Huh1;)un. d11r:l'ling the '>Ufl·spoken
11:~, .. n tu i:;1' e ;in auJ1bk agree.:·
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Community college
trustee hopeful totes
a hefty war chest
~ With huge loan to
himself, Kent Moore nas
spent nearly eight times
more than opponents in the
Coast Community Col lege
District race combined. ----·-----
BvT1:-.:.\ lloRGATIA,~r"1F \\k:~LP.
COSTA MESA -A Coast
Corn mur.1t) C.Ollege Dbtrict bo:ird
c,nJi,1.itc is spending big mu ney
Ln his cJmpaign, loaning himself
nr::.irl) S~9.000 so far. which bring).
hh c:i mp:iign budget t.1 about
S55.UllU -the
hi~hcst in any
,1! the local
elcnion races.
According
to J c:impaign
s tJtement
fik J with the
coun1y's Reg-
i~t r.1 r of Yot·
ers J.1.,t week,
Kent Moore
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has rabed a Kent Moore
little more than S6.UUO in cash don:ll iun~ .i n,I
h:i~ n:runeJ $4 5,400 \\Orth l'f c 1,h
c.\pl'nJitures -mo~t ltf \\ hi.:h 111·
du,lc c1in~ulting se rvices anJ aJ·
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h~: ~uu ha't: \I' get ~our n:rn1e uu t
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r.ice fl1r the D1)trict 5 :...::.Jt -111-
cumbcnt \\'.dter H,,,,.ilJ ar.d St1.-
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1.1p1nion. tlwugh.
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111;; c011:.ult.1::t ::in-J a f,•rme r in·
~tru.:IL'r fu r the di:.tri.:t. has :.J:J
he intcnJ~ 11..1 ~rcnJ \cf) little 1.i11
hi~ cJmpaign -lc~s th;m Sl,OOU.
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"Out," he S:lid, "we're continu-
ing to operate \\ ith the same hours
that we had. And that's opening at
6:30 in the morning. l think all in
all business has held up pretty
well."
Fellow restaur:iteur Dill Hamil-
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He's a ringer: After passing the dancing phone on Newport Boulevard for almost a year, 3·
year-old Eric Nordstrom finally got his chance to appear alongside "Digit" Monday. A little
reluctant, Eric is coached from behind by mother Kitty, who made the Halloween costume.
Dc 111~1; O"l"cil. "ho as tif IJ'l
\IC.:l.'k hJJ rJi)cd J li1tlc ic ... , thJll
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Halloween may be over,
but festivities continue
~ Local Catholics note All
Saints and All Souls days
and 'Day of the Dead.·
BY TINA BoRGATIA, SrMr \\'urea
COSTA MESA -For some,
Halloween was over and done with
on Monday. Dul for others, it's the
st:irt of a three-day celebration.
For Catholics, the festivities
continue through Wednesday -
first with All Saints Day. honoring
unnamed saints, and then All
Souls Day, honoring all the souls
in purgak>ry.
According to Father Jerome
Karcher, of St. Joachim's Catholic
Church in Costa Mesa. today's
Feast of All Saints is a day of joy-
ous celebration, as the church be-
lieves the saints "share fullness of
life with Jesus Christ in heave n."
All 'souls Day, on the other
hand, is a more somber event, as
it commemorates those who have
died but have not yet gone to
heaven.
"This is a particularly Catholic
celebration, since other Christians
do not believe in the existence of
purgatory," JUrcher said.
Karcher said that ~tholics be·
lievc purJatory is the "experience
of suff crang the consequencea of
personal sin." That personal lln.
the church believes, "scparatea us
from God," said Karcher.
Karcher said it's a time when
the relatives of those who have
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SL Joachim'• Church,
1964 Orange Ave .• Calta Mesa
S7 .. 7400 6:30 a.m.. 7:30 Lm., S:JQ p,a
and 7 p.m. (Spanish) ·,-··
An AU sJ1 Day~
will follow the S:JO P.aa.~
0 ·'
SL lobli the Baptist a.da •
IOU 8akof SL, Ccil&a Maa•
540-2214 . •• 6:JO .... ~ Lm. an4 s.JO:tm-
died offer praye rs for their loved
ones.
"At St. Joachim's, we have a be-
reavement mass, where we remem-
ber everyone in the parish who has
died in the past year," he said.
Some cultures even practice spe-
cial customs in conjunction with
All'-Souls Day.
The Latino culture celebrates
Dia De Los Muertos, or Day of
the Dead, with picnics and visits to
the cemetery where· their family
members are buried.
"The Hispanic culture seems to
have a particular reverence for
this day," Karcher aaid. "Usually,
the family will go to the cemetery
to remember their loved ones.
They'll usually take along that per·
son's favorite meal, and it's a way
of experiencing a sort of unity.''
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Used book sale
The Friends o( the
Newport BeJch Public
Library are holding J used
book s.Jle ThursdJy through
Sunday Jt the Central
LibrJry, 1000 Avoc,1do Ave .
All ct1tegories of books will
be sold for SO cents .Jnd up.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. Th ursdJy, 10 .1.m. to S
p.m. Friday and Saturday,
and noon to 4 p.m. Supday.
For details, call 759-%67.
ON THI COVIR
The pJinting on top of
page 1 is by local artist
Don Jones (675-5839).
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··f h,l\l' no oth .. :r chl.)l.:-c," !.:ltd
Ana Chu Harold Parker Serene Stokes Karen Wilson
Mutual respect marks CdM trustee contest
• Campaign watchers. and
cand idates themselves,
agree that any of the four
Newport-Mesa hopefuls will
serve th e distric t well.
BY MAii.\' A:-;s 11 \IL\t(',:-;, St Arr \\',,1 ru
Voters definite!~ hJ'e a chliice
now.
AnJ whoc\'er the \\IOller or thl~
race, he. or she will J0 a great j11ti,
accurJing to c:impai~n wJlchcr~ -
:inJ e"cn the rJ1hliJ.11c, them·
5chcs. .
Su meet the t:.111d1Jatc~. Ana
Chu. HarolJ Par~n. Scrr:ne
S111kcs and Karen \\'1bon -all
NEWPORT·\ II SA -At first. prufession:il people lypeca~t hy in-
t he race for tht.: ,11wn sc hool board ~ s1de rs as the doctor. the bu~inc!.S·
scat in the Co11•111 dl'I Mar trustee man, the educator and the super·
area was a hit •kq1y, wit h only p:irent. respe.-tively.
one candidate • '" the ballot up The race has haJ a civil lune so
until a few da,•s h ·lore the: Jcad-far. Candidates agree on many of
line. · &he ~ •• iftcluding opposition to
But the Ncwp1•1 t-Mesa Unified Proposition 187. the "Save Our
School District 1.1.:c woke up. Now State" initiative, anJ the need for
four candidates .i re fighting fo r long-range planning in the district.
the spot left h~ 13·ycar trustee At a recent forum. Parker, who
Sherry Loofboum1w. was fint to file, even commented
Two of the candidates decidc:d that all the candidates have similar
to act into the mr~ after rnding a views on the issuel.
Daily Pik>t editor i.11 that pointed Stokes said the friendly atmos·
out the lack of cn1hu~1asm for the phere allows candidatea to conccn-
elccfion. trate on the issues. and that•s what
I. t
she's concerned v.ith.
Chu said if '.>he: "in-;. she: hope'.>
to keep in touch v.ith her compet1·
tors since they arc Sl) involved wtth
eJucation. As for the low-key race.
she: said she has no re:ison to st:ib
:i i hc:r opponents.
Wilson also admit'.> thJ t the can·
d1dates may sound the same, but
urges votc:rs to look at what they
do.
Euch candidate has different
q11alal1l";1l1ons. ideas and strengths
to bring lo the hoard.
Fl.1110" ing arc profiles of each
randidate and issues they deter·
~J U ~ URpoFlHl W I-he ;.
i.J,,(fll"t.
D
.\na Chu
Ana Chu stepped into the race
when she heard about the dearth
of candidates.
"l think l~ No. 1 top issue for
me is to make sure we put lhe
kidt in front, whatever the ilaue
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Who are the
real racists?
CITY EDIT.OR IRIS YOKO!, S~0-1224. exi. 361
VOJCU
Clarifying trip ~ lees
When Latinos and/or
Hispanics (whichever is
currently most politically
correct) take ove r our public
streets to demonstrate their
opposition to Proposition 187
as the 200 or so Estancia High
School students did recently,
they do a number of things.
Costa Mesa's mayor says there is confusion surro.unding traffic impact assessment
The primary thing they do
when they rampage through
our neighborhoods, waving
their Mexican n~1gs and
chanting ''Mexico, f\k.xico,
Mexico," is valiJate what most
of the kg::il resiJcnts of
America have knuwn for a
long time and that is: a great
number of ilkgal aliens in this
country, mu!)tly from ~tcxico,
have absolutely no love o r
allegiance to America at all.
And they arc simply here
because the good uh.I U.S. of
A is: a meal ticket, a free
education, free access to the
emergency rooms of our
alien-inundated hospitals, and
a convenient populatiun safety
valve for their beloved country
of Mexicu's mindless
ove rpopulation nightm~re that
continues unabated today
senJing us 4,000 illegal aliens
per Jay that f\tcxico cannot or
will not proviJe for.
He:m:n forbiJ anyone
should ha' c opinions contrary
to theirs on Proposition 187,
because if you do you will be
immeJi:llcly br:rndcd :l
''racist," as they did lo Guv.
Wilson, which is ironic
bccau:.e in all of the dialogue
I have hearJ on Proposition
187, I ha\'e never hearJ a hin t
of raci!>lll from the
pro-Propo~i1ion 187
prupo1.11.: n ts.
aY SANDY OINIS
T he Costa Mesa City Council will
soon consider a change in traffic
impact fees for new development,
and the issue has arisen at several
candidate forums. In addition, the Daily
Pilot recently (Oct. 11) featured a lcller
from the director Of the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce wherein he decried
the proposed fee increase to S277 pe r new •
daily trip and further utilized the trip fee
issue as a pretext to denigrate City Council
candic..bte Mark Korando. I feel some
clarification is in order.
To begin with, there appears lo be
confusion as to who must pay the fee. The
tri p fee is charged only to someone acting
to generate more traffic than previously
existed on a site, e.g. the builder of a new
office building or someone changing the
use of a si te. generating v1.1~le traffic lo
one gcneratmg more.
An existing business would not pay a
fee, a new business going into an existing
building woulJ not pay a fee, and a
builder rec.kvcloping a previously
dcvclopcJ si te with similar use woulJ 11ot
pay a fee. Once again, the fee applies only
to those generating new traffic.
Out why charge the fee? Two reasons.
first, new development generate s new
traffic. If roadways aren't exp::indcd to
handle that new traffic, congestion will
occur. and we 'II all suffer. Not just
rcsiJi.:nts, but businesses as well.
Simple fairness dictates that those
causing the traffic problem should pay the
cost: You m:lke a mess you clean it up;
you break it you fix it. The existi ng ant.I
proposed trip fees will pay only the share
of costs which can be allributcd to new
development. Oy stale law, fees cannut be
used otherwise. ,
WB CANNOT LIVE IN A
FANTASY WORLD,
PllBTENDING THAT NBW
DEVELOPMENT DOESN'T
GENERATE TRAFFIC AND
OTHER COSTS, PRETENDING
THAT ROADS ARE SOMEHOW
CONSTRUCTED FOR NO
MONEY, EVEN PRETENDING
THAT WE CAN CONTINUE TO
INCREASE DEVELOPMENT
AND TRAFFIC-AND STILL
ELIMINATE THE SANTA ANA
R.lvER BRIDGES AND
ATTENDANT COSTS.
million will come from trip fees. The
remainder will come from other sources
financed by general taxpayers like you and
me.
.Under Measure M alone, the average
family of four is paying $252 a year, or
$5,040 over the life of Measure M. And
remember, you 're peying 35.4 .cents a
gallon at the pump, too. That's another
few hundred a year. Ready to pay more?
No, it "as the
an1i-Prnpo:.i1illll 187
opponents in thl.! recent
rampage through Costa Mesa
as they chanted .. Vi\'a la Raza,
vi\'J b rJla, 'iva la rala,"
"hich roughly tran~lates into
Engli!>h meaning "lung li\'C the
great f\lcxic:1n race,"
Second, the fee is required under
l\tcasurc M, \\hich also established the
half-cent sales tax we all p:iy. As st:11cJ by
!>upporters of Measure M, which incluJed
the Orange County Chamber of Commerce
and building industry interests,
PILI PHOTO
Th e Plaza Tower in north Costa Mesa was built despite expensive city trip fees.
The proposed impa~t fee incre;:tsc~was
endorsed by a two-thirds majority of the
ad hoc committee. This included both a
major developer representative and City
Council candidate Mark Korando, a
current planning commissioner with a
history of city involvement dating back
over a decade. The committee majority
was fair enough to' apportion a realistic
share of costs to new development.
Incidentally, neither of th~ dissenting
voters resides in the city of Costa Mesa. "Jevclopcrs won't be able to build new
pr11jects and leave the traffic-problems tO
u::. ... Measu re M requires Jcvclopcrs to
pay fo r new freeway and road
impruvcmcnts as'tkve lopmcnt occurs.'
(Slwrce: Citizens for Yes on Revised
l\lc:isurc 1\1 Camp:iign f\lailcr, 1990).
as now, development tcnJed to fo llow
dem:ind.
freeway ram p improvements. Shouldn't
Caltrans pay for that? In a perfect world,
maybe so; but it~s not going to happen. In
a recent memo, the state's deputy director
of Transportatiun' Financing indicated that
there would be a several hundred million
dollar shortfall in transportation funding in
the next couple of years, and a $4 billion
to $5 billion long-term shortfall for all
projects currently included in state
tran~portation plans. The memo further
notct.l 1hat, in addition, the federal
gu,crnmcnt was not living up to its
pr1.:vious funding commitments.
We cannot live in a fantasy world,
pretending that new development doesn't
generat.e traffic and other costs, Dut isn't ou r fee higher than ot hers?
Can you e\'1:n begin to
imagine 1he r:lgc thal would
be hearJ from the Latino
(Latin:.i) co1nmuni1y if some of
1hc proponents of Proposition
187 \\hU an! \\hite \\OUIJ ha\'C
Llemun~t ra tc:J th ruugh the
~trc~·t~ yelling .. Long li\C the
great " hill! race"?
I \\OJHkr how 1hi.: 5-l t;( of
kg:il llispanic n:si ue nts in
Califu1 nia like being bfanded
.. racb1" !.imply lH:caU!>I.! they
~uppurl the initi;Hi\'e proci:ss
of Prupu!>ition IS7.
If the fee is too high, won't that
di!>Cl)Urage de"elopmi.:nt, leaving us shllrt
of fees? One mi ght argue th:H if" ti c..lon 't
!la,·e the fee-generating development, we
wun't h:in: the new lr:::iffic either, and costs
will decrease. However, this scenario is
unlikely. as evidenced by the massi\'c
c..lcvcloprflcnt that occurred in the late
19SOs when a $663 city trip fee (plus ;1
hefty CorriJor Fee) was in place in north
Co~ta ~ksa. This development incluJed
the Amel offices and Plaza Tower. Then,
Well, new office construction in Costa
Mesa woulJ be charged ubout $3.50 a
square foot, with higher costs for retail
u!>es. This compares to $4.53 a foot in
Santa Ana and S 10.02 in the Irvine
Uusiness Complex. Some-.cities charge less,
but supplement the trip fee with a building
excise la:<, running another cou ple of
dollars a foot. Other cities soci:ilize the
cost and use general fund revenues
su pported by city-wiJc taxes snch as a
utility users tax or business license fees up
to 100 time s highi.:r than those in Costa
Mesa.
Shouldn't the rest of the community pay
some thing, too? We are. Of th e $77
million needed fo r anticipated ro ad
improvements in the city, only about $20
pretending that roads arc somehow
construc_ted for no money, even pretending
that we can continue to increase
development and traffic and still eliminate
t~e Santa Ana River bridges and attendant
COStL .
We need people realistic enough to face
the facts, people willing to make tough
decmoos, even when it's politically ·
unpopular with some special interests. We
·need people like Mark Korando.
Sandra I-Genis is mDJOT of Costa Mesa
and tbt liaison to the Ad-Hoc Committtt
on City-tt'ide Tr:1mc Impact Ftts. Still, the propo!>cd increase includes
·1~0 those ilk•gal aliens "ho
:ire here \\'ho prckr ~k:-.ic,>
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The Daily Pilot's political endorsements were hall-right
It"s onlv about a two-huur
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!)Olllh of us and once )OU arc
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insteaJ of cheating anJ
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T~\t WI LU AMS
Newport Ucach
S omctimc~ my colleagues in
thi~ ne":.roo1n get it right.
. ArnJ !>Ome times they
:.lumbk in their en thusiasm fo r
politic:al
mischief. The
Pilot's
cndorsi.:ments of
the past fi.:w
days un Jcrscorc
the cJi tor:.
public policy
schiwphreni.1.
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Co lumnist
Without
P'orttolio
Fir!>t, the
Pilot got it ri ght
when the paper
enJorscd Ocnnv
O 'Neil fL1r .
Newport Ucach
City Council. Now Oenny is my
law partner, so by all me;rns
correct fo r bias. Uut he's not the
Pillll 0!) law partner, anJ \\hen
!hey came down on his :.idc.:, they
diJ Su because of Denny':; '
genuine competence. cxpl'ricnt:c:
and gooJ humor.
As a former city at1t1rney in
Newport Ue;ich and as immediate
past chairm~in of the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce,
O"Nc..'il brings a valuable mi.'< of
public-sector experience ::ind
pri\'ate-sector success. O"Neil
knuws both what a city needs to
make it run well and run safely,
anc..I he knows what the busines~
community needs to allmv th e
local tax base lo grow.
O'Ncil's opponent, Patrick
Uartolic, appears to be a nice
young fellow, but he'!> Jone
1101hi ng to aJ\'ancc the Interests
of th e community over the past
ft:w years. When the Pilot
cndor:.cd O'Nl•il, i1 dic..I ~o on the
ba!>iS lhat cxperienci: c..locs indeed
m;iltcr, particularly in these times
uf complex fiscal diffkultics.
\\'hy then diJ the cJitors urge'
the local electorate to tliro,./ Judy
Franco off the Sdwol Board?
The Pilut's br;iin trust wrote that
Franco ··h~1s been on board for
1-l y1.:ars anJ has scrvcJ with
distinction." Uut they ~till
decided to side with Karen
Evurt s.
r m sur0 that f\ls. Evarts is a
fin!! person. Dut Chere wi ll
already be three new faces on the
school board by \'irtue of
retirements, anJ the Jcfcat of.
Franco would mean :i majority of
the boarJ woulJ be brand-new
public scrv:i nts. With such
. turnover comes instability.
The Ncwporl·Mes:i Unified
School District is a $91 m[llion
doll:ir operation. It is a highly
challenging job to serve on the
board. New blood is crucial, but
change can and should be
orderly. When an incumbent has
done well in the face of
monumental problems, when you
have a board member like
Franco, who, to quote the Pilot's
editors again, "has served with
distinction," then that individual
Jeservcs re-election.
T he Newport-Mesa Unified
School District is well along
in the process of transforming
itself to meet the challenges of
the next ce ntury. Superintendent
Mac Dernd, supported by the
board, 'is a dynamic leader, and
the incoming board will need to
continue its commitment to
modernization.
And Judy Franco deserves to
'be a part of the solution. f o r
years she has patiently worked to
expand and strengthen the
critical triangle of parent-
tcacher-administration. She is
also the acknowledged expert of
the slate's legislative initiatives in
the area of education, "Some of
which could badly hurt the
district.
In a phrase, Franco is a
trustworthy, able and experienced
elected official. 'Such folks arc
rare. They sh9uld not be retired
in a frenzy of house-cleaning.
O'Neil ·and Franco -two
community leaders who deserve
your support.
Hugh Hewitt Is • Newport
Dcoch attorney, co-host of "Ult
& Timts" on PBS •nd talk-radio
personality on K.FI.
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(and) looked like someone yanked it right
off." The loss was listed al $450.
2700 block or Bristol Strttt: Some 12 gas
nozzles and hoses, worth $1,000 each, and
detailing equipment were stolen from .a car
wnsh. The loss was listed 1t SlS,000.
1000 block or V1lrncl1 Strttt: A coin box
on a commercial washina machine at an
apartment-complex lavndry room wu
broken Into and SSOO reportedly taken.
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strand of pearls were rcponcd aolcn from ~
a home that WU rulded. TIM a.pcct
apparently turned a petio &able oa iu tide
and climbed on It to f'C9Cb 111 opca
1econd-1tory window.
200 block or Via Udo.Nord: Savings bonds
worth S 12,000, three: aold rinas with
diamonds and two metal detectors were
among the items ll\kcn in a residential
burglary. The total loss was listed at
$16,850.
100 block or l•111i Strttt: A brief cue and
purse were taken from a home while an
occupant slept on a sora. When the: suspect
entered the home, the lights were on, the
shades open and the door closed. but
unlocked, a police rc:port said. The lou was
listed at Sl.SOO.
3100 ltlock of 3rd Sttftt: Some S23,700
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someone cut the telephone and alarm'wira
and dimbcd • tree &o act ln throup aa
open sec:olMk&ocJ window.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Tuesday, November 1, 1994 3
George Decker didn't let coach's
shabby treatment ruin his life
G eorge Decker was
something of a fixture in
early Balboa. A big,
handsome, rugged man, each
summer George operated
Phelps·Terkell, a men's clothing
shop located on the area now
occupied by the Balboa Theatre.
This shop was a branch of the
Phelps·Terkcll on the USC
campus, which had been founded
by two Balboans, Dave Phelps and
something called Jhe Trojan
Knights, a so-called honorary/
service organization on the
campus, was allowed to have one
member of the group sit on the
bench with the football players.
This game was my turn so I sat on
the end of the bench with my old
-friend from Balboa, George
Decker.
The
Dick Terkel!.
During the
school year
George played
tackle on the
USC football
team.
At that time
USC was a
football
powerhouse,
winning two
national
championships
during my tour of Verdict duty at the place.
During his
three years of eligibility, George
had a somewhat checkered career.
During his first year he was first
string. Then during his second
The game was a run:iway, so
toward the end Jones was cleaning
the bench, sending in men who
hadn't played much, if at all,
during the year. Finally they had
all gone in except Decker. Dy this
time the rooting section got into
the act and began to chant, "We
want Decker." George was very
popular on campus and rumors of
his difficulties with Jones had
filtered out.
T he stands kept chanting "We
want Decker" and Jonc;s kept
ignoring them and George kept
looking anxiously down the bench
toward t.he coach. Jones just kept
looking straight ahead. Once in a
while he would look at a
stopwatch in his hand. Finally, he
looked at his stopwatch, then
nodded his head. George grabbed
his helmet, put it on, and dashed
toward the field. About half way
'
between the bench and the edge
of the field the starter's _gun went
off and the game was over. Jones
had planned the a(fair down to
the last second. As I say, Howard
Jones had a peculi ar sense of
humor. ·
1 lost track of Decker until after
WWI I. We met righ t after he
came back from the European
Theatre, where he had been in the
artillery and l had come back from
the Pacific Theatre where I had
been in the Navy. We spent an
evening chopping up old times in
D:ilboa and at USC and trying to
out-do each other with war stories
It was there I discovered that
Jones' churlish treatment of
Decker hadn't destroyed George's
life. George had married a gal
whose father owned most of the
timber land in Oregon. Whatever
memories Decker might have had
of Jones' treatment of him was
obviously cured by being married
to a ga l whose father owned most
of the timber land in the state of
Oregon.
I'm a sucker for stories with
happy endings.
Robert Gardner, a Corona de/
Mar resident, is a retired judge
and nutlwr of "Dawdy Balboa." year Tay Brown and Ernie Smith,
future AJl·Americans, joined the
team and George saw Jess playiog
'time. Ilut the story around the
campus was that the real reason
George wasn't getting so much
play ing time was that he didn't
take the game se riously enough for
the coach, Ho"ard Jones. With
Jones. foo tball was a life or death
mJtter. With Decker, football was
fun. I le simply refused to take the
g:imc :is seriou:.ly as Jones
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ONE -OF -A -KIND
EVENING WEAR & Jones \\:JS J strange m:in, silent,
l.1Cl)nic, almost morose. f ootball
\\:ts his life and he couldn't stand
a pla)C r \\ho didn't :.i pproach the
l!Jme with the same att itude he
diu. Decker's happy-go-lucky
atti1uJe IO\\Jrd the game simply
was nut :icccptablc to Jones,
rcga ru lc:.s of George's ability.
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Jones \\.is also a racist. He not
only wouldn 't lei any blai.:ks p!Jy
on his team, he \\Ouldn't play any
tc:i rn th:it h:iu black pb)ers. As I
remember, we seemed to play a
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I was presen t "hen Jones
displ:iycd a pec uli:i r scn),c of
humor toward Decker.
It \\JS the last g:imc of the
!>Cason. It was abo senior Decker's
last game. At that time, fo r no
rc:ison I c:in im::iginc, a member of
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is," she said.
Putting technology in the clas.-
room is also a prioritt for Chu, u
is a solid bilingual education pro-
gram ..
Picking up funds from the sta~e
to increase the presence or arts lJ\
the classroom also tops Chu's list.
New programs arc great and help·
ing children is key, but all of her
goals require money, she k~ows ..
That's where her experience in
running her medical practice
comes in ..
"We need to look at each situa-
tion and ask, 'how can we opti-
mi:ze our finances?' " Slle sa~.-
Jf elected, other steps ·she would
like to take include reducing class
sizes, offering mor~ eomputer ~nd
vocational cl~ses and improving
teacher quality and morale.
0
Harold G. Parker
During the early stages of the
race, Harold Parker stood alone,
SHOOTING
Pre• P•1• 1
more than $3,000 for the serv ices,
Ann Stinson said. But she's trying
to reach Natis Stinson's other
grandmother before memorial ser-
vices are fin alized.
Friends, neighbors and Da~id
Stinson's family say the shooting
was an accident. COsta Mesa po-
'1icc officials haven't publicly al-
leged anything more sinister than
an accident, but said they'd inves-
tigate the shooting as a ~urder
until evidence proved otherwise.
Department officials who have
worked .on the case weren't avail-
able Monday afternoon to com-
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bclp the district.
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the fundamentals goes back to the
reality of the availability or money
in the district/' he said. "All these
great ideas we want to do for
schools requires additional money
or reallocation of money, or both.
"What we really need to do is
generate more money, and that's a
business issue."
' Parker said his opponents have
great views and pri~rities, b~t
business management is what wall
get the job done. And that's what
he has to off er.
"lf elected, I would first want to
taclcJe tfie iClea of generating more
revenue," he said.
District-level fund-raising is one
way to go, he added. Especially if
it will help distribute the funds
equally. "
0
Serene R. Stokes
Serene Stokes also threw her
hat into the ring after she read the
ment on the reduced charges.
Police and a witness inside the
Corsica Park-area apartment at
the time of the shooting said
David Stinson was drunk when he
decided" to show a handgun to his
daughter. · ·
Drinking possibly was a factor in·
the bail decision, which came after
a private discussion at the bench
ainong Robison, Spellman and
Mike Pear, the deputy district at·
BADISPllAT
Daily Pilot editorial . bemoanifts
the lack. of ~p lD&arcaL
She aaJcl ............ edUcational
bacqrouacl aad bowledp that
will benefit tho acbool board.
''l think my top, No. 1 pl ls to
sec items on the curriculum audit
prioritized," said Stokes. "We
have auidclines, but they need to
.be sequenced." .
Stokes is also concerned wtth
setting up a student assessment
program to give educators a way
to write up an educational plan.
With a plan in the works, students ~ wilJ be placed in classes that wm
help them the most, she said.
The ideas Stokes brings to the
job comes from 17 years as a. prin-
cipal and~'33 years as a teacher. .
When it comes down to 1t,
Stokes said she loves education
and sbe loves the kids.
"We really b_flieve in. educa-
tion " said Stokes, who en1oys tak·
ing 'different college classes with
her husband. "It's the vehicle by
which you can control your life.
It's the advantage we have in thi s
country."
torney. Spellman had asked th at bail be
set at S2,500, arguing ~ha~ Davi~
Stinson's chances of skipping bail
was "minimal at best."
But Pear who said that David
Stinson h;s no prior criminal
iecord contended that David S~in
son 's ddnking and ownership of
several firearms were cause for
alarm.
That, Pear said, "shows signs of
danger to the public and himself."
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And all pJs set by the district
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student learning, Wilson said.
"If it'• not happcnin& with edu-
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happenin1.'' she said. ••Everything
we do has to help student and
teacher outcomes."
Wilson said she can reach those
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many committees, including a re·
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Mar High School, scrvin& as PT A
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COST A MESA -Ila Borders an ac-
tress? Well, she is now.
Borders, Southern California College's
female pitcher, who made international
headlines last spring as a freshman on
Coach Charlie Phillips' baseball team,
filmed two 30-sccond commercials Friday
and Saturday at Orange Coast College
for the Japanese-based sporting goods
company SSK.
Borders, who spent a week in Japan
last July as a goodwill ambassador for
The Legends Games, was required to
throw about 200 pitches each day (mod-
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BY R.ICHAIU> DUNN, SPOkn Wuru
G amcs 6 and 7 of the Fall Classic, if
necessary, were scheduled for last
weekend.
; With major league players OI) strike,
club owners bickering amongst
~ themselves, and teams terminating scouts,
c front-office personnel and part-time
t vendors to .absorb.the fi nancjal crisis
associated with the longest work-stoppage
in baseball history, there was a bre111h of
fresh air S:iturday and Sunday at Blair
Field in Long Beach.
You could actually smell pine tar in the
dugouts, hear the crack of wooden bats
and watch people stroll through the ·
tu'rnstiles, paying a $5.50 admission to
, wi tness double plays, called third strikes
and head-first slides into second.
. There was Dave Hanseil':-pinch-hit
artist for the Dodgers. There was Scan
Berry, one of the finest young players in
1 the game as an infielder for the Expos.
There was Greg Pirkl, Seattle's newest
power source who ripped a combined 29
home runs this ytar with the Mariners
and their triple-A affiliate (Calgary). ·
"Rich Amaral, the Estancia High and
Orange Coast College product who made
every television news station in the ·
country in 1993 as the oldes~ rookie_ (31)
in baseball, a classic hang with ·~crrrstory
after playing the better part of 10 yea rs in
the minors was there. ,
The spine-tingling affair was a benefit
for Children of Promise, a Christian
organization that helps fatherless children,
a weekend featuring major and minor
-league players ("The
Sluggers") versus
collegiate all-stars
("The Crushers") in a
ch arity bash.
For major league
baseball-thirsting fans,
who'd watched their
heroes go on strike
Aug. 12 and never
return to the diamond
in 1994, forcing the
cancellation of the
World Series for the Around the rim first tjmc since John
McGraw's Ncw·York
Giants ref used to play
Bo$ton in 1904, it was the first and only
game in town in 79 days.
Tim DcCinces, formerly of Corona dcl
Mtir High and now a regular catchef for
UCLA, played Sunday for Che collegiate
all-stars, as did female pitcher Ila Borders
(Southern California College). Her
teammate, left-hander Jeff Beckley,
pitched on Saturday.
"I'm scared I might embarrass myself
out there.'' said l)crry, while lacing up his
spikes in the locker room .
.. At least I'm not alone," Pirkl quipped.
i•1•m sure my bat speed won't be how
I'd like it," Amaral said. "I'm looking at
this as a chari'ty event, I hope (the
collegiate all-stars) don't take it too
seriously. One thing's for sure, I'm not
going to run or throw as hard as I can,
because l haven't done anything in
baseball for a f cw months.••
There were a couple hundred fans on
Saturday. The Slugen' manager, George
Genovisc. had been a respected San
f rancisco Giants 1COut (or 34 years, but
became a victim of tho strike when the
club decided not to renew his contract.
It wu'just a phone call." Oenovise
said. •1bat's au there was.,.
It wu a stranae weekend for the major
leapera, who ¥Oluntcered their time (or a . aood cause, renewed some old
acquaintances, but were 1 little besiWlt
about wbat to except.
A.tier all, lhere are ICOUll in tho elands
wilb ddll pas ud etopwateha. nady to
eyebaD ~such u BcckleJ ud ... ~.
crate speed) for the filming.
SSK, a successful baseball equipment
retailer owned by the Sasaki
family, stands for Sasaki Sport
Corporation. In the Japanese
language, "corporation" is
translated with a 'K', accord-
ing to Dr. Akiko Agishi, pres-
ident of Creative Enterprise
International, Inc., and the
producer of the commercials
"When she made her first win (f'Ct>. 15),
it became big news. In Japan, baseball !S
a very big sport, but it 's not a
women's sport." •
Jn Japan, according to Agishi,
it's against regulations for girls
to play high school baseball.
Girls can play softball.
involving Borders.
"We wanted "her because Ila Borders
That was until this year. Ac-
cording to Agishi, a few-girls
have already joined organized
baseball clubs, and largely be-
cause of Borders' inspiration,
she's tt\e first female pitcher
in college on record," Agishi said.
. girls can now play high school
baseball. •
"Japan is such a small country, once
the media picks up (on the story), it's all
over," Agishi said.
Borders' pitches Saturday landed in
the glove of SoCal College catcher Sean
Levitt, who wore a mini camera in his
catcher's mask.
Among Borders' lines for the co m-
merci als included, "Let's play ball,"
which was said in both Japanese and En-
glish .. She does not speak fluent Japa-
nese.
"It's weird, because I'm not an actress,'
and I came here to act," Borders said.
·"Ir's kind of tough (on my arm), because
there's a lot of go, stop, go ... I've never
been through that."
The SSK commercials will appear only
in .Japan. The theme of the commercials,
accordi ng to Agishi, is 'Le t's play baJJ,'
an d having fun. •
"Ila is' a nice, clea.w, good-looking stu-
dent, and we want to promote the sport
to other countries who have neve r played
baseball," Agishi said.
Borders-last season posted a 2-4
record, but finished her inaugural col-
legiate year with a 2.91 earned-run aver-
age in 4911.) innings. She started seven
games for the Vanguards. ..
SHOOTING THE BREEZE
~Uncle Bill' refused 10· take 'no' for an answer . . .
...,. Wakeman used every means
possible to sanction sailing
as official high school sport.
BY RJCHAJU> DUNN, Srokn W1uiu
G etting high school sailing approved
as a varsity sport was an effort that
persisted against a -strong wind.
But thanks largely to Bill Wakeman,
longtime Newport Harbor High sailing
coach, and the director of the Pacific
Coast Interscholastic Sailing Associa-tion
(PCISA), the grass roots undertaking in
the early 1970s established the foundation
for today's highly successful and in~olved
sailing programs.
Even ,if it meant boys enrolling ro·r girls
P.E. in order to achieve th~ir goal, the
collection of overachievers, led by
Wakeman, were willing to do whatever it
took.
Wakeman, 53, often referred to as
"Uncle Bill" by his pupils and fo rmer
students, refused to accept 'no' as an
answer, when resistance came Crom the
Newport Harbor boys athletic department
to sanction the sport of sailing.
"(The departme nt) did not believe any
sport that didn't
'I ~ think what's
involve balls
-could be a sport.,
so·for a while, we
got credit through
girls P.E.,"
Wakeman said.
exceptional .
about Bill is the
time and effort
he put into the
team. Most kids
you talk to, they
feel he's a real
mentor and
provides a lot,
not just in. tech-
niques and
coachin~ but
Today, along
with several major
regattas held on
the West Coast,
'teams Crom either
Corona del Mar
or Newp<>rt
Horbor have
competed in .the
U.S.
Interscholastic
Sailing National
Championships
for the past 17
ye ars, a far cry
from when
• -Cun p LUXSCHIFOa nu D.uu PILOT
Bill Wakeman, the longtime sailing coach at Newport Harbor High, takes a break on the Balboa Yacht Club dopk.
-as a role
model.'
aspiring Tar
-.:1 MAlllG1.N sailors needed to
All-American sailor register ·ror the
same P.E. class as
their potential
_prom date.
Cham pionship Trophy, which was
established in 1971 fo r the West Coast
high school championships, was
rededicated to hon or Wakeman's 23 years
of service and support. It is now called
the William D. Wakeman Trophy.
Although Wakeman's involvement with
what bas become the PClSA actually
st~rted in the 1940s, when his fath'er,
Norm, was an advi ser to the Mui r Junior
College sailing club in Pasadena,
Wakeman made his initial strides in the
area in 1964.
A former Long Beach State sailor who
lived in a room at the Balboa Yacht
Club for 11 years, :i space at the facili1y
that is now the Commodores Room,
Wakeman, a man-about-town in the "The guys weren'l sure they liked
having to go to girls P.E. to do this, but
we had a lot of girls on the team, too,"
Wakeman said.
'-sailing community, was approached by
then-Newport Harbor student Dave
Ullman and then-CdM student Kim
Dcsenbe rg to run a sailihg competi tion
betwe en the Back Day rivals.
Jn 1974, with the help of Judy Franco,
then-PTA President of the Newport-Me sa
Unifi.ed School District, sailing•became an
official. school sport at·Newport Harbor
and CdM, and by 1980, va rsity letters
began to be issued.
During last month's PQSA meeting,
the Catalina Island School West Co'1St
That was the beginning of the high
~chool sailing program.
. In 1972, w~en Wakeman began
teaching English at Newport l:farbor,
other sailing clubs wanted to compete.
Jack MacA!ecr had a competitive te:im at
Catalina Island School, and there was a Nava l Academy. "At the time, the only
saili ng team at Harvard School in North thing orga nized was on the national level.
Hollywood. Today, the kids have it so much more
Carl Reinhart, who was in charge of the organized on the locat·and .i:egional level,
sailing program at UC Irvine, supporte~ an d it was through Bill's efforts that
the high school regattas, and wi th fou r (Newport Harbor) became one of the first
school!, a match racing event in Shields, to organize efforts ~that level in order
the Reinhart Perpetual, and a Pacific to compete.
Coast High School Championship, the "l think what's exceptional about Bill is
Catalina, Challenge Cup, was form ed. the time and effort he put into the team.
That same year, the Cotton Bowl Most kids you talk to, they feel he's a real
Regatta in Fort Worth , TcxdS, also men tor and pro' id es a lot, not just in
evolved, becoming at the time the biggest techniques and coaching, but as a role
event in which CdM and Newport Harbor mGdc1rl.'-' __
sailors would competC.Betwcin T97Tin-a.----tt-•
1982, Newport Harbor (three Cotton Bowl G oing toe to toe v.1th the finest private
championships), Long Beach Wilson schools on the E:lst Coast, Newport •
(three) and CdM (-two) won eight titles. HarboT has indeed become one of the
Furthcnnore, Pat Healy, who was in best in the nation. Last March, the school
-charge of the U.S. Naval Academy Sailing, won the U.S. Nauon~I Inter cholastic
put together the Naval Academy High Sailing Champion)htp. an accolade that
School Regatta, in whkh Nc"'port H:irbor encompasses more th:.iri merely winning,
first competed in 1977, when Steve which the Sailors did, t:iki ng PCISA and
Schock. Nick Madigan, Dave Clark, national titles, before competing in
Brooks Benjamin and Steve Arrigo England.
returned home wi th five of the six "It's the national govern ing body for trophies awarded that year. · "That was the major event for us U.S. Sailing which gives that award, and
annually," said M:idigan, who late r it's only to a true Corinthian sailor "'ith
became an All-American ~ilor at the he WAlllMAN/'Pa9• •
.. HIGH SCHOOL GIRU TINNIS
Corona del Mar secil~ei Sea View · .League crown
CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona dcl Mar High
girls tennis team wrapped up an unbeaten Sea View
League campaign Monday, trouncing visiting Wood-
brid1c. 13-S.
Sea Kfogs' No. 2 singles player Megan Wachtler
eame up big, sweeping all three matches. The wins in-
cluded a 6-3 triumph over Natalie Exon, the No: 3 seed
·heading into the league individual finals. which begin
Wednesday at the Balboa Bay Oub.
Wachtler's win avenged an earlier loss to Exon, who
topped CdM•s No. 1, freshman Nina Vaughan, 6-3 'r
only Vaupan's second leaaue defeat.
Vaupan enten the league sinalCJ finals seeded sec·
ond, bchin~ Newpon senior Sarah Hawkins.
CdM'a top doubles team of Jenny Glasgow and
Christie O'Meara also sparkled Monday, 1Wccpina, 6-0,
6-0, 6-1, to help the Sea Kings. nnked third in ClF
Soulhcm Section Division I and Oranae County, im·
prove to 15.+t. ·
In another Sta View match:
• N..,.t ...,... 1'9 la Toro i: Katie Canri&ht had
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a-perfect d:iy in singles, pllcing the Sailon to the easy
victory at El Toro.
Canright won at love In each set and was a part of a
Newport singles sweep, along with Vanessa Godbey
and Emily Barker. ·
In doubles, senior JcrC'mi Teal teamed with Erica
Ne lson to wi n, 6·4, 6-2, 6-1. Brooke Taylor and Kat ie
Hawkins also hld a productive diy, winning aJI three
sets.
Newport finishes as the No. 3 represcnmive from
the Sea View with a 6-4 leagu~mark.
In the Pacific Coast League:
• Estnncia High finished third in tlfe acific Coast
League, despite a 12-6 loss to visiting t..auna Beach.
which wrapped up another . unbeaten PCL champion·
ship.
btancia's No. 1 doubles tandem or Leslie Najarian
and Natalie Rainey led the Eagles (6~ in lcasuc), by
takin& two o( three tcts.
The Eqla hoit tbe PCL individual finals Wednes-
day and Tina,...,.
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HIGH SCHOOL fOOTULL MONO•
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Coron1 1111 Mii' PllJIFI II a. Wiiie
BRIAN HOGAN
A 5-foot-1 O,
190-pound
senior, he
rushed for
180 yards,
including
touchdowns
of 1, 1 and
11 yards,
before spraining an ankle.
DAVE WEBER
A 5-foot-5,
155-pound
senior, he
was a
constant
thorn to
Eagles'
offense,
often
outdueling massive tackles.
Costa Mesa Players or the Week
WAYNE HERZOG
A 5-f oot-1 O,
200-pound
senior, his
strong
blocking at.
guard
helped key
offense, and
he also _
stood out defensively.
DEWAYNE CRENSHAW
A 6-foot-1 ,
200-pound
senior
two-way
standout, he
had one QB
sack and
carried
seven times
for 32 yards on weak an~le.
Estancia Players of ~he Week
OSCAR LOMELI
A 5-foot-9,
175-pound
senior, he
rushed for
1-yard
touchdown
and was in
. on 13
tackles,
--
including two for losses.·
MARK MCKIERNAN
A 5-foot-11,
195-pound
senior, he
made first
start at
defensive
end and
tight end,
posting six
tackles. and blocking well.
Newport Harbor Players or the Week
BRIAN JOHNSON DAN MCDONOUGH
COSTA MESA -Nick Tnaf
said Monday ho has reslped as
Orange CoaSt College bead soft.
ball coach, ef!ectivc at the end of
the semester.
Trani will take the position as
softball coach at Saddleback Col·
lege.
"There's nothina else to do at
Orange Coast," Trani said Mon-
day night. "I want to ao to a full ·
time position. There's not one (at
Saddleback) now, but at least
there's an opportunit:(, in the fu-
ture. That isn't the case now at •
WAKEMAN · ...........
impeccable manners, the
benchmark of sportsmanship,"
said Tina McKinley, an
administrative adviser for the
sportsmanship committee for eight
years. "It's a tribute to Bill. He
really kn~ws what makes
adolescents tick.''
Wakeman said the growth of the
high school sailing in the area was
natural. "I don't think it was any
great epiphany," ~aid.
·"With th e management of the
team, it's a matter of spending a
lot of time and talking to the kids
and working \\tith the kids,
deciding who works best
BASEBALL
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OeCinces. "I didn't even have my
pants," said Derry, who batted
.278 with 11 homers and 41 RBI
this year, along with 14 stolen
bases in 14 attempts.
"I called my little brothe r and
said, 'Hey, you got any pants?' "
Derry picked up the rest of his
gear, then placed a transistor
radio in his blue fapos bag. "1 was
going to go out with this, so I
could listen to the game," he said,
refefring to·Colorndo"-Nebraska.
As former Dodger Derrel
II
OnnpCaMI."
Trani .. lped ~lop the Pi-
ntes IOftbaU tam into a power aa
the state level His career record
in six yean at OCC was 180-92. in-
cludins two Onnp Emplre Con·
fercnce crowns in lbe put three
years. Last season, Cout finished
31-15.
"It's tough to leave OCC. tho
school hu been really pd to
me," said Trani. "I told my playen
today that it was a hard thing to
do, but it was a career move. The
opportunity was there and I just
have to take a chance on it."
together."
Had Wakeman not been living
at the Balboa Yacht Oub and so
involved in local sailing, it's
unlikely that Ullman, now a
world-class sailor, and Desenberg
would have ever approach him to
run the first races.
"I think my yacht club dues and
room rent, the whole thing, was
$25 a month," he said. "I had a
view of the whole bay, it was quite
nice. It was a great place to be as
a college student. It was very quiet
during the week, especially back
-then, and on the weekends all the
parti~s were right there."
For 23 years, Wakeman has
certainly made. high schooJ sailing
· a·celebration. .,...
Thomas and former Tiger, Brave
and Giant first baseman Darrell
Evans enter the locker room,
Berry thinks for a moment and
pauses. Reality begins to.sink in.
"The way we were playing, we
could've been in this World
Series," said Berry, refcrJing to
Montreal's season-ending best
·record.
But \hank God. Finally, there's
a baseball. newspaper headline
that reads something other than
Collusion, Lockout, Strike, or .220
Hitter Signs for $20 Million. · · •
For a weekend, at least, we had
the grand ol' game.
ustarsl
(Last week's prep football plays of 30 yards or more)
• 65-Chartes Chatman (Costa Mesa), touchdown run.
• 58-Brian Johnson (Newport Harbor), touchdown run,
• 57 -Brian Hogan (Corona del Mar), run.
•39-Chartes Chatman (Costa Mesa), touchdown run.
• 36-Jeff Pardy (Newport Harbor), field goal.
• 35-Charles Chatman (Costa Mesa), run.
• 32-Danny Pulido (Newport). pass from John Giordani.
• 32-Brian Reeves (Costa Mesa). TO pass from Ryan Taylor.
• 30-Brian Ree~es (Costa Mesa). TD pass from Ryan Taylor.
•
Game stoppers! .
(Last week's defensive eye-openers) .
•Timm Quinn and DMM L.. of Corona def Mar
tackled Santa Margarita punter for 7 -yard loss before he could
get kick away; J.J. DICe .. re blocked punt to set up Sea.·
Kings' final touchdown. ·
•Scott Sandstrom of Newport Harbor blocked punt: -..
arid recovered ball at Woodbridge 20 to set up second Sailors',:
TD; Biii Johna made sacks on consecutive third downs to·
force Woodbridg6 runts on'first two second~half series. · •
• Ray Ohre of Costa Mesa blocked field goal atten:ipt by:
Estancia.
AWABp
AAATCO Is The Proud
Recipient of The
"Newport Balboa
ff otary Club• Award
for Honesty And '
Integrity.
. . .
' .
A 5-foot-8.
175-pound
senior, he
rushed for
career-high
122 yards
and two TD s
on 16 carries
and procured
A 6-foot-1,
2~5-pound
senior
linebacker,
he helped
Tars earn
second
shutout, and
blocked well
DEEP SEA F'SHING
Mutnera • Bn1k• Ask FREE• Estimates
I
I•
his fourth interception.
TODAY
Soccer
<;ollege men -OrJngc Coast al
C)prcss, J p.m.
Volleyball
lligh school girls -University at Costa
MesJ, -1:30 p.m.; Estancia at Aliso Niguel,
-l :JO p.m.; Ne\\porl 11.lrbor al El Toro,
in double·-tight end set.
LOCAL SCHEDULE
MONDAY'S FISH COUNTS
Dav•Y'• Leeker ..... } boats, 32
anglers. 1 bonito, 1 sand boiss, 70 sculpin,
77 rod.fist\, 30 blacksmith perch, S
\\hitefish, 1 sole.
Newpert Litndln9 -2 boats, 33
anglers. 6S ~nito, 84 sculpin, 13 cillico
b.us, 13 blacl.smith Pfffh, 18 blue ~rc:h,
9 \\hitefish, 10 mackerel.
6:30 p.m.; Woodbridge at Corona del Mu, Tournament 11 Llgun;i Beach.
7 p.m.
WIDNISDAY
Soccer
College men -Westmont at SoCal
College, 7 .p.m.
Tennis
lligh school girls -Pacific Co;ist league
Volleyb•ll
Community college women -Golden
West :it Orange Coast, 7 p.m.
Wate r polo
lligh school -El Toro at Newport
lt;trbor, J p.m.; Woodbridge at Corona del
M.u, 3:1S p.m. •
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llaYe IMndOMCf"IN UM or Ht811 Mlocl•llon' 1 th = ~ ol MAPS, IN THI Of''1Cl Of' w ..... I I "u Q H •• ..,.... ... 470, Nwpof1 mtneed lrllnNCt "'*" . . Alvtralct. A\19., ~~ FU90M
th• fJctlllOul lu11n .. 1 Heart and tole c 1 4 tht ol utuna IMctl. THI COUNTY RfOOADlR TRUSTll, •• Hid IMctt CA tallO ,_ under" the ~ T2e2 e.acn, CA 92eS9 PW.lthed Newpott 8teCtl-
1ti1ame: CttP IHOINllR-the County biking '::°t11~ approvlnO ::-c~ 0, ORANQI COUNTY Truet.. Piiiridc C. ~ '°91 :::-:. 1~=) llNcS PUILIC NOTICE Kevin L1wr1nc1, 201 Com Mti• oa11y P1101 Oc>.
ING, '10 North Gemini Ina trllte. ~ y.., Tranaportatlon CAUl'OANIA. Winnie ""9hff, P.O. COt\e Ponoflno, Newport loYd D ConvtrM Costa M111 $1., Costa lobef 25 Nov.mbw ., a
5u119M, ""'CA Nat A'MOlutlon WM ldOpled I~ Plan (TIP) f()l YOU ARI IN DE,AULT ••• ISU l'ull•rt• BHch, CA t2tO TN• ~lenient Wit ftled Flodtleu• ...... CA ~1 15 1"4. • •
Tn• ,lcthlou• lualne11 9J>pr0\llng the Wllvtt of Co~ge1tlon Manag1m1n1 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST CA •••as I (TH) .~ John A. KanleWllll. 1) , ... With the COunty Cleric or 9ullne91 N•-Val M. Wu hall M.D.. • • T293 ~Int rlftn9d '° Above IN• fOf' the United IUd .. , ...... ,am (CMP) and MH DATED 12/14/9~UNLESS ....... A, ' luo, Llguna Niguel, CA Or~"'~•ftru on Octo~r lt ..... nt 21~1 Hllll4al'9 Line, Hun-, ________ _
WP r.l4d In Orange County Youtn Alhlelic N twork' ·-• ' YOU TAKE Av110N TO -92eT7 ...,,._", TM fo1......i.c.:. tlngton Beach, CA 92848 on Aor1 27, 119S, Fiie Atler·School Acade~t .~ ·~:w=· •""' I PROTECT YOUR PROP· TAC404H0·8 Pub-Patricia J. Rozlkl1, 121 !. 20• 1 · Fl2HSI dolog bu';'I~~ =tont art Jell Fetlclano, 13142 suver PUBLIC NOTICE No FMeo18 the Rtglonal Parka en ""' cy ERT'!'1 IT MAY BE SOLD AT lithe~ Newport B .. cll· Meal.I AVI., Orange, CA e) THE EVENT OFFICE b) Birch, Tu111n, CA 112680 Fl Utt ue Cl.Air WatM Purification, 5upervll0f'I Steinert rec· Faclllllll Operation• ,. A PuBL.JC SALE. II' YOU Cotta MtH Dally ~lot Oo.-92825 PubllaMd Newport Beach· THE CLUB Of'FICE 1743 Thi• busln•H It con· c 0
1ne .. (CA), 170 North 0111)-ommendaUon 011 donation ~':'1 fOfd 1"~u:iovl~on 1°1 NEED AN EXPLANATION tobef 25, November 1, 8, Tiii• bualne11 I• con-Cotta MH• Dally PUot No-Bayport way, Newpon ducted by: a general pan. •u;ln•H Matme
lnl Ave .. Sult• A-4, Br••· Of two county •urplua v• IM "F:.,J B lld~g-.,: OF THE NATURE OF THE 1Sl94. . ducted by: • Oentral Part· vtmblt 1, 8, 15, 2:2, 1994. Beach, CA 92680 nershlp Th I u 'a1•men CA 92U1 nlclte a 19H Dodge and a F d I u PROCEEDING AGAINST ~ T Mrehlp T321 James L de Boom 1743 The reg11vant commenced 1 o ow ng pct1sons art
Tl)I• bullnna 'Wu con-1990 Ford Cf W• • era Courthouse was YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· 2~ Th• regl1trant(t) com-Ba orl w ' to 11annct business under doing buJlness as: ~by • COfPO'•Uon IN Orange c~·~:. ·~~:~ wae ado~ted T~0CT10A LAVAWYLEENR.CIA ST PUBLIC NOTICE menc:~-j~ 1ra1 .. ~~ tft~ PUBLIC NOTICE Bel~. CA 9:~ Newport '"-lletitlous narne(1) ll1tld /;.~41Ly8E'~:YTE~E~~~?. 1'1111 1111ement w11 filed vatlona Corps w11 ap-.... 111 ... H••""' ·• nett .......... ,,. c Barbata dt Boo 1743 above on: 10.2A·94 With IN County Cletk of proved .,..pro ~g u•• ... u, Ill COSTA MESA, <;A. 92827 Flottuou1 Buslntll Name(t) listed FlctlUout Bay ort Wa N'ew ort Kevin L.awrtnCI NERSHIP, 280 Newport
Orange County on Octo~r su~IS« Wltder'• rec-~~=I~ r•~ue:~~ ~~ "(If a 11tffl addrett OI auatMll N.,,.. ab<>Ve on: October 1, 1994 9u1IMH Name BH!h CA 92Jio P Thi• 1tattrnen1 wH filed ~ntu C Drive, Newpoit
,4, 1994 ommendaliont of alloc•· bercu1os1: c:'1ro1 ~Pr.;. common dHlgnatlon ol ltatemint Pairlcll C. Oulnllvan ltatement Thia 'business 11 con-With tn• County Cieri! 01 J 1,ch, SA 9~0 4072 C ... Ak Water Purtneatlon llont of Urban Parka f'ro-ventlon from State Dlpart· property Is rnowlvn above, The followlng pereons are JopoPlnlcA.I J~~kl The following peraons ate ducted by: husband and Oranoe County on Octob11 O~d 7'. ~~~le u~~ntt"""on Inc .. Ctaudl M. WlHrnan gram Funds for certain ment of Health SIMce 1 no warranty s g •n H to doing botlnesa 11: air • · .._,, doing buslneu as: wire 25, 1994. . ' •"lf•
Publllhed ~port Beach-park• and recreation Ascal Yea/ 1994-95. s Of Its :P!~1;.n"b' OlflcCIOI· CAtfYON PLAZA SHOP· ~!· .!!.*'ementc ~we: ~ I) ALTA. b) ASSOCIATES Tll• regl11r1nl(•) com-F92e07t ~~~;"· ;~srn::: II con-Costa M ... Pilot October projects w11tiln the Second Social StfVlc A • rte H). t Int :r. PING CENTER A CALI. Wlu• u.. oun., er IN LIFE TRAINING, c) ALTA meneed to tnnsee1 bUsJ. Published Newpor1 Beach-ed
25. NoYember 1, 8, 15, District Wtra approved. submission or-:· ~~o~ ::'def said ~·edbrof T~u•. FORNIA GENERAL PART· Orani:.. Colinty on October ASSOCIATES IN LIFE ness und11 the Fictitious Cotta Men Daily Pllol No-~~~p by: I bmll part·
1994. T AgrMmtnta with the fol-work report'°' the Orange d~f~~so~ ~.' obl'i:~1o::! NERSHIP, 949 South Coast 20, 1 • Fl2Met TRAINING ALTERNATIVES, Buslneu Name(s) listed vember 1, 8, 15, 22. 11194. Tll• reglstrant(s) com---~~~~~~-2_n_1 1owlng were approved: County Muter Plan for Hcured lh••b" fie eto-Drlvt, Suite 500, Costa •---'" 524 W. Commonweahh Av-above on: 1·94 1346 menced 10 transact busl·
PUBLIC NOTICE Arsl Amendment to Agr ... Fimlly Pre11rv•tlon and ,. r ...... CA 92826 PubUshed Newport _, .. .nue, Suitt a. Funenon, James L. d• Boom und th Ac:ll I
__________ 1 ment wllh Cny ol Laguna Support was approved. :'~ :C~1~d~~~ Hany S. Rinker, Trustee, Coat.a Mesa Dally Piiot No-CA 92832-1172 Thia statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE =~ness erNam~(•) Js~:
STATEMENT OI' Hllf f0t Lew Enforcement Treasurer-Tu Collector'• written Oeclatallon 01 D• und1t DeclaraUon of Trust vembef 1, 8, 15, 2.2, t994. Dlnnl1 Dion t>urby, 1245 wllll the County Cltrk ot above on· s.23•94 AllANDONMENT 0 , S.rvlcts; Memorandum of request to file annual 11nan-la It and Demand fOf Sale dated 7131n4, 949 South T327 N. l<lngs Rd., 118, West Orange County on OC1ob« F\ctltlout John SU••nbrugge
Ulll OI' FICTITIOUI Undt<1tandlng with the City clal statements IOI three .:d written notice of d.: Coast • Drive. Sul1e 500, Hollywood, CA 90069-2813 18, 1994 9uslneH Name This llatement was flied of Santa Ana IOf' Prisoner fiscal yeara ending June lault and of election 10 Costa Men, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICI Valerie Handlers, 5122 E. F925318 lletement w1tn the County Clefk ot
BUSINlll NA.MR and S.rvlcH llansler Tun. 30, 1994 was approved. cau1t IM undersigned 10 Harry S. Rinker, Trustee, Woodfow Rd., Long Beach, Published Newport Beach-Thi followlng persons 111 Oraoge Co1.mty on Odobef
The lollo'#lng persons nell Contllvctlon and Op. Probation Depar1menl'• 111 aald perty 1 ti .., of the Roderick and Ken-• F1ctttlOU9 CA 90808 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· doing bu1lne11 as: 14 1994 11av1 a~theuH ol eraUon: AgrHmen1 No. submission ol the Action !aid obllJ::3ons ~~e~;: ntth Rinker Trust 949 8wlnee1N.-. Tiiis business Is con-tobef 25 November 0 1 8 PAYMENT SERVICES ' F825082 th• f lclllloue Bu1ln1u 094·120 with the City or Plan Report of the Gang 1 •d 1 d South Coast• Drive, Suite Statement due1ed by: co-partners ' ' ' 1800 Port westbourne N1me: NEWPORT COAST Fountain Valley fOf Sale of Prtvenllon Alllance·tOl Fis-1 11~ 1~d un 11 •rt ~"; 500, Costa Mesa, CA TM following ptrtonl .,. Registrant hu no1 yet 15, 1994. Place Newpor1 Beach CA Published Newport Beach-
OETAIUNQ, 217 Avocado Enlry Pauu for Mlle car Yeat 1994 95 wu ap. ru: d I '/° 8' ~ ~ 92628 dol~buslnell u · begun to transact business . T304 926s0 ' Costa Mesa Oalty Pilot Oc·
11, ~osta Mesa. CA 92627 Square Reglonal P11k; R• proved. · 1 ~~co:C."ed oM:/~ °f~ 11 LD&B lnv11tmen1 Co., a COLTON L.EATH.ERWARE under th• nct11lous name(s) PUBLIC NOTICE Belmont Information Ser· tober 25, Novoml>« '1, 8,
Th• Flc11Uoue Bu1ln11s lmbur1tm1nt Agreement Community Strvlces Instr No 94 319755 In Callfornla General Part· COMPANY. 892 . Presidio listed above. Vices (CA), 1800 Port West· 15, 1994.
Name referred to above No. 094-098 wl1h County Agency's request for con· Booic Pa 1 of Olflclal ner1hlp Dr .. Costa Mna. California Dennis Dion Durby FlcUt1ou1 bourne Place, Newport T283 .. was ftled In Orange County Sanllallon Dlstrle1 No. 7 or currence wilh tht Or.ange Records In glh• offlce 01 the Jam11 E. Oobrott, General 92828 Thi• etatemenl was flied Business Name Beach, CA 92660
on March 18, 1994, Alo Orange County; Cooptra· COUnl'f. Private lnduitry reco der 01 Oran 1 Count . P.,-tner, 329 Via.Udo Soud, Colette Mudlklan, 892 with the County Clerk of St t t Tiiis business Is con. PUBLIC NOTICE
No.F602637 tlve Agreement No. 094· Council (PIC) actions con· Said Sale 01 p~perty wY1•1 Newport Beach, CA 92663 Presidio Or., Costa Meu, Orange County on Oct~ber The foll •,~men n ar ducted by: a corporation ----------Patrick K. Wiison, 3037 058 with the City of Hun-cernln~ claseroom !raining bt made In .. 11 Is" condl Warren LeFebvre, Genefal CA 92626 14, 1994 d 1 b 0'!' g perso ' • The reglst1anl{s) com· Fictitious
·Jeflrey Dr., IC, Co1t1 tlngton Beach and the Call· alloca11ons and vendor se· lion without covenant ~ Partner, 2112 E. Balboa Vicken Merdlklan, 892 Pre· F825100 bP~90~Jr~~~·i~ SOUTH menced to llansact. busl· BuslnHI Name
Mesa, CA ~2626 lornla Oep111tment of Trans· lectlon fOf Tiiie 11 and Tiiie warranty exprHI or Im· Boulevard, Balboa, Ca. sldlo Dr., Costa Me ... CA Published Newport Beach· COAST PlAZA MALL. 3333 ness undor the F!c1111ous Statement
This bU1 ess wu con· ponallon -Traffic Signal 111 Job Training Pat1nershtp piled r0garding title poi· 92661 92628 Cosll Mesa Qally Piiot Oc. Brlstol Stre 1 Costa Mesa Business Name(s) listed Th• 1011ow1ng p4Haons are ducted by an Individual Mod11lcatlon and Roadwork Act (JTPA) funds for Pro-session or encumbrances Virginia C. Benr\ell, Jack Mardlklan, 892 Pre-tober 25 November 1 8 Califo 1 Je26 ' above on: 10+94 doing business as:
Thfs atat~ment1 y.1Ca1s kllled1 oHtl Route 1 (Paclnc Coasl gram Year 1994195 was ap-10 pay the remaining prlnc~ TFrusnteeT ol the Bennen sldio Dr., Costa Mtsa. CA 15 1994 ' ' • Dani~" F Quo" 0 o.. Inc Belmont Information Ser· J N. BEARY FIRST FAMILY wltl't lh9 ... oun Y er o ghway) and Warner Av· proved r am Y rusted Dated 2/2/ 92626 ' · • '' · ·• vices Mark A Nichols LIMITED PARTNERSHIP,
Or1no• County on Ocrtobtr enue -,Sunsat Beach Atea: Com~unlly Servi cu ~~.~umb 0 ~'!Td noJ:~•J s~ 68 11 amended by Amend-This buslntH 11 con-T284 ~~~~rr~a) 2~~.~~·u1C1 Vice P1eslden1 • ' 4072 Ondme Clrct•. Hun·
14, 1994 Irrevocable Otter of Con-Agency's request tor con-Trust wl~h Interest 11 In ment to and Complete Re-ducted by: a corporation · PUBLIC NOTICE 9;660· ewpo ' This statement was filed t1ngton Beact\, CA 92649 Palrlck Wilson servallon Easement to currence with tlla Orange said • nole rovlded ad statement ol Declatat1on or The regi11r1nt(s) com-This b 1 5 Is con-with the County Clerk ol John Stein Brugge, 4072 Publis~!<1 N-pi&°"t 0B~~~· ~~··•of Cal1fornla • • Tai·, CountY. Private Industry vances if ~y. under th~ Trust ~!tect181829/19f7d9 al'ld menced to transact busl: Flctltloue ducted b~s :~~rporation Orange County on October Ondm• Circle. Huntington Colta ...... o c o .... r uvrl Naturt Preserve: Ar· Council (PIC) actions to ap-1 • 1 Id 0 d 1 Amend ..... 1 an 5126/ ness under the Actlllous B 1 N Th ·1 ( ) 14 t994 Beach, CA 92649
25, Novt!N>lt 1, 8, 15, chilect·Englneer Agrffm•nt prove funding allocations :,';,' f~es 18chllg:: .~ 81, General Partner, 29 Business Name(s) listed u;."~H •;n• me~e~051~.';!s!ct ~~~· ' F825092 This bu11.1ness Is con·
1994. T276 :~~ fo~~~;';;'~a1~:'~~~ and ellle~ion of Y.!Julh PIO-exp~ses of th• Trustee ~~~~~ ~~I~~~· Rancho ~~e on: Seplembtt 29, The fo11o!1:::e~sons are noss under the Actltiou~ Published Nev.port Beach· ducted by a: t.mited pat1·
'o6 110,.ng and Response Pro-~~ ~;'.Tnf' pr~art::shf' and of the trusts created Hatold B. Hemb;ee, Part· Vicken M1tdlklM doing business as: Business. Name(sJ listed Costa Mesa Daily Pil~t Oc· norship ( ) PUBLIC NOTICE gram Services lor CounJY Act (JTPA) fiue llC fu~ &! ~1d Oeedmof Trust. . ner, 314 Prospect Street, This statement was ftlt,d OCM BUILDING. MAINTE· above on. ll!ov. 1989 (11·2· tot>er 25, November I , 8 ~~ed·~~st~!ct ·~~~
landlllls; Architect· for Program ve11 1994)95 adsatew beheldon. NewportBeac;h,CA92663 With the County Clerk ol NANCE, 55'l 5 R111er Ave .. 89) 15, 1994. ness under th• Ficliuous ITATEMINT OF Engineer Agreement with IT was approved. ~ovember 14• 1994• 11 W11ren LeFebwe, General o~an e County on Oc1ober l2ll, Newport Beach, C" Da~el E. Quon O.D. Inc ' T294 Business Name(s) listed
ABANDONMENT OF Corporstlon lor Evaluatlon Fire De artm•n"• re uesl 3.00 p.,.,,. on the front Partner, 2112 E. Balboa 19, t3:4 92663 0111111 E. Oi>On O.D. Pres1· ibov1 on: S.23·94
USIE 01' FICtlTIOUS of the Leachate Control ror presfntallon of a ~ng· ~f!,~0 ~~l~ntc~: of j~ Boulevard, Balboa, CA FS25~ NOlynlho Correa. Berges ~h7~ at t e 1 as fil d PUBLIC NOTICE John Stelnbrugge, General 8UllN£1S NAME and Recovl!'y SysJem 11 T•rm Eltefi h'llng H~ ··• 1 r, 92661 . eio, 5515 Pine Ave., a em n w 'e rt
. Th• following persons Coyolt C1nyon L.andhll; ter Propos.:Jlwas • rove~ E. Chapman. 0111l~e. C~ Vlrg1nla C. Bennell, PubllsMd Newport .e.acn. 1211, Newport eeach, CA with the County Cletk ol Fictitious ~ah1~ersta1tment was liled h~•• abandoned 111• use ol ApPfOval of Sole Source Ols1ricl Allorne .~P Ott1ce Al .the time of t • IMlal Trustee of the ~ennen Costa Mesa Dally P1~1 Oc· 92663 -Orange County on October BuslneH Neme lb the Co nty Clefk ot th• Flctltlou1 Business Agreement with Thomas E. submission or lh! Arst An· pubhcalion of this notice, Family Trust dated 2/2J68 lober 25. Novembet 1, 8, Marcelo Casslm Correa. 18, 1994 • Stetement ~~ange Coun~y on Octot>ef
Name: COLTON LEATHER· Bell, MS, MFCC to PfOvlde nual Re on of the Multi· tho 10111 ,mount 01111' un· as amended by Amend· 15, 1994. · 112 40th St .. IA. Newport F82S384 The follo"<1ng persons 111 14, 1994 WARE COMPANY 892 Pr• Group Therapy Counseling Jurlsdl~llonaJ Oran e paid balance 01 the obllga· ment to-and Complete Re-T275 Beach, CA 92663 Published Newport Beach· do1og bus1ndss as· F8250e1
s1dlo Or., Costa Mesa. CA Seulons; Road Malnte-COYnty Auto Trien Ta~k ~~c ~~~':;"eddeb:d th~, ·~~vs~ ·s111ement of Declalalion of PUBLIC NOTICE Thi sod bu!'ness 1111 con· Costa Mesa Datty Pilot Oc· DELTA RESOURCE MAN· p 8 92826 nance Agreement -South· Force (OCATT) on reduc· and 'estimated costs '•x· Trust dated 9/19f79 and duci by •. a gener part· tober 25, November ·1. a. AGEME.NT, 2910 Red H111 ubhshed Newport each·
The Fictitious Business ern Calllornla Edison Com· tion of Orange county ve. penses and advances Is Amended 1(8/82 and 5/261 Fictitious nTehrshlp 1 ( ) 15, t994. Avenue Costa Meu CA Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc·
Name ieferred to above pany; Amendment No. 2 to hicle theft was approved • • 87, General Partner. 29 • reg strant s c~m· T299 92626-S993 • lober 25, Novemoor ·1. e.
was filed In Orange oounty Agreement No. 092-087 Resolution 39 adopted ap· $383,920.99. Mount Holyoake, Rancho Bu1lne1s Name menced 10 transact _busl· Tessa Flnanclal Group 15, 1994.
on o 5 ·2 7 .9 2, f 11 e with eanon·Aschman and provin the determination 11 1' posslblo ll'\lll 81 the Mirage, CA 92270 Statement ntss under the "Fictitious •PUBLIC NOTICE Inc .• (CAJ. 2910 Rad Hill T282
No.F532643 Associates for Update 10 on be~alf or the County 0j gld• 01 'b'101 the 1~panl~g This business Is con· T~e following persons are Business. Name(s) · listed ' · Avenue. Cost• Mesa, CA
Olktan'Mardiklan, 892 Pro-Orange County Trans· Orange and the Santa Mar· totai7n~ebl~:::s d~~ 1 e ducted by: a general part· doing buslncess0as: T 8c>~v~hon.1J'20·94 8 · Fictitious 92626-5993 1----------
slo'lo Dr .• Costa Men. CA portallon Analysis Model garlta Water District, of th• • . nershlp COLU/AAN H • 215 US· yn ° orrea erges Busln•H Nam• This busln111 ,, con· OBITUARY ass 92~26 . (OCTAMJ; Aerial Surveying reallocation of proper1y tax Date. 10/H/94 The reglllrant(s) com· Un Ave .. Newport Beach, Ne10 Statement ducted by; a corporation
Jik Mardiklan 892 Pre· Agreement No. 094·169 revenues In connection T.D. SERVICE COM· menced ~ transact busl· CA 92663 1 This statement was filed Tho lollowing persons are The registrallll(1) com-
'' 0 Dr .• Costa' Mesa. CA With Airborne Systems. with the proposed dissolv-PAHY, es Hid Trutt••· OHS under the Flctilious Rob~rt Arthur Cltnlt, 215 ohh thee Counly CJerk of doing busineS$ as: menc•d to llansact busl· ROVENSTINE
9 26 Inc., fOf Photography and tion of Ille Santa Margarita Br Cindy Neave), As· Bu1lnau Name(s) hsled Tustin Ave.. Newport ranr ounty on ctober ANNIE'S THE ORANGE nou under tile Fictitious .J Anh R V~ken Mordlkl.an, 892 Pr• Dlg1111 Mapping of State water District. sletant Secret.ary 8577 aboV• on: October 1974 Beach, CA 92663 2.1, 1 94. COUNTY GOURMET, 3305 Business Name(s) hsled •Y ur oven•·
Nlio Dr., Costa Mtsa, CA Routi 71 (SR71); Arc:hllect· Stradling, Yocca, Carlson, Haven Av•·• Ranc ho Jamts c Dobroll. General Carolyn Clarke, 215 Tuslln F825797 Newport Blvd., Newport above on: Octot>er t, t994 g~:ia ~~s~~r~=~y O~~ 92628 Eng1naer AgrHment No. and Rauth setected·as pr!-Cucamon 1 CA 9 t730 Partnlf of LD & B Invest· Ave., Newport Beach, CA PubUshed Newport Beach· Beach, CA 92663 Ttssa Flnanclal Group,
This bulln111 was con· D~-081 w1th EPT l.arld· mary ind Orrick, Htr· (909) 94:s4sa ment Co., a Cahf. General 92663 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot No-Annie L Makaena-Monan, Inc . Jos~ph &,. Patterson '1,onb,e~e29xa's1.99G4ralnveosu1dt>-e dueled by • gen11al part· scape AtcMecture, Inc. for rington & Sutcliff• selected Partnelsh•P ,Pil\ll Mark Umol, 9016 vember t, 8, 15, 22, 1994. 1501 Priscllla Ln., Newport Chalrman;CECJ ~ ntfShlp Bolsa Chica Rtgio(lal Park as alternate Special coun. IF AVAILABLE, THE This statement was filed Archlbald, Rancho Cu-T325 Beach, CA 9263 This statement was filed services w ill be Tues·
This etattment was Med General Oevelopmanl Plan sel lor Mgotlallon of Lease EXPECTED OPENING With the County Cletk of camonga, 9t730 Charles A. Monan. 1501 w11h the County Clerk ol day, Nov. tst, 4:00
111,th the County Clerk ol Updal• and Phase IA Park '°' Orange County Cenltal BID MAY BE OBTAINED Orange County on October Thls business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Prlscllla Ln ., Newporl Orang• t ounty on Octot>er p.m .. at Poc1f1c: View
Orange County on Oclober lmprovemenls; Acquls111on Courthouse Otfice Wing. BY CAUINO THE FOL· 18, 1994 ducte~ by: • g&neral Part· Beacn, CA 92663 . 14. t994 Memorial Park, v1s1la·
19, 1994 Contract -S1n11 Ana River Lehman Brothers selected LOWING TELEPHONE Fl25388 nership Fictitious This business 1s con-Fl25088 uon one hour pnor .. O.lltWI M11d1klan Maonstem Proflel -Prodo as Senior Matll90' and N\JMBER ON THE DAY Published Newport Beach· The reglstranl(s) com-Bu1lne11 Name dueled by: husband and Publ1sned Newport Beach-Mr. Roven.stine Is sur·
Published Newport Beach-Dam Feature -lienry Smllh Barney "Sherson, BEFORE THE SALE· Costa Mesa DAJly Pilot Oc· mericed J0 transaf.1 busl· Statem..,t · wile Cosia Mesa Da.ly P1lo1 Oc· vwed bV his daughter,
Costa Mna P1I01 October Vander Wiide and Lena Inc., selected as Co-• tober 25 November 1 8 nes~ un\4ar th• ict1110us TM l9llo"<lng persons are The reglstrant(s) com· 1obe 25 N01tembei' 1 8 J anet Pendle1on of
, 2'S, November 1, 8, 15, Vander Warde (E01-40-Manager for Underwiite1s ( 7 t 4) 3 8 S-4S 3 7 0 ' • ' ' Business. Name(s) IJsted d0tng business as: menced to transact bvsl· r ' ' ' Texas: sons Jay Jr. ot
1994. 045); Sill• ol Residential '°' L.ease Financing for Or· (2131827-4885 15• 1994· above on. 9-l·89 ATMASYS, 2521 E. Vista ness undet the F1C1JllOUS 15' 19~. 1278 South Carohna. James
T274 Proper1y t.lA -Santa Ana -County Cenllal .Court TAC404858C 1309 C1folyn Clark• Point Dr., Orange. CA Buslrress Name(s) listed ---------
---------1 H1l911ts Redevelopment O ice Wing. Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Th~ statement wu filed 92667·1706 above on: Sept. 1993 PUBLIC NOTICE of S.ac:ramento, Jerry PUBLIC NOTICE Project At ea (Orange John Wayne Airport Ad· Beach.Costa Mosm Dlllly 0th lhe~ounty ~r\ 01 Emil Vu Ming Chao. 2521 Ann L. Makuna·Mortan of Cottonwe)()d, CA:
STATEMENT OF Co11n1y Development minlstration's 1eques1 IOl p1101 October 25, Novem· NOTICE ,:~~4 nly on 10 er E. Vista Point Or., Orange, This statement was filed STATEMENT OF ~~si;;~0 E::~~.;~ll~!~~
Agency) (PM 1101-3-53): an A.~endment to an ber 1 8 1994 INVITrNO BIDS • .. CA 92667-1706 with the County Clerk ol WITHDRAWAL FROM ABANDONMENT 0, Agreement No. 94-021BC Agreemtnt with lnterna· • • · Nolie• Is hereby glVen Fl25370 Parameswaran Gepl. 50.U Orange C_,9unty on Oclobet PARTNEAS"41P Wood w ard 01 Tor·
USE OF FICTITIOUS w11t1 Sltadling. Yocca. Carl· 1lonal Technology Cor· T268 that the Bo;ud of Trustees Publlshed Newport .e11ch· Jordln~. Rancho Santa 14, 1994 OPEAATINQ UNDER ranc:e: 14 grandchil·
. BUSINESS NAME . son & Rauth for Bond poratlon ,tor soll and UBLIC N of tht Coast community Costa.Mesa Daily Pilot Oc· M11gar111. CA 92688-3217 F825093 a r on. 1 5 9 r 'at·
Th• loUowlng pericins Counsel SeNlces fOf the groundwa!I( contamination P OTICE College....Oisttlcl .ot-Ouns-tobti 25....Nov.tmber ·1, a, Sri ram Ktislnan, 18944 Published ~ewport Beach· FICTITIOUS gr an d c h lldren and
have abandoned the use of Mull1famrly'tlnd-Smgl• Fe,,,. lnveS1lgation • ma "Plan NOTICE OF County. California., will re· 15 1994. Vfckl• Ave., 132, ~errf1CJs, Costa MesaOallyP1lot Oc· BUSINESS NAME one great-great grand·
tht FJctilious Business lly Revenue Bond Pro-preparation for r9medlatlon TRUSTEE'l IALE ceive sealed bids up lo but ' T310 CA 90703 lober 25 November •1 8 The lollow1ng person has chlld. Mr. RovenstJne Narne: HANDYMAN 8Y F a grams. measures as need ad rwas no later thon 11 :00 AM, This bullnen Is con-• • • WJtnd11wn as a general Is preceded In death O ENTERPRISES. 525 Fair· Rosolullon was adopled approved. HO. 2188 Wedr\etday, November 9. PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a general part· 15, J994. partner from the panner· by nls wire Peat1. In ta• or., Sia 1, Costa Mesa, appro11iog the acceptance Resolution was adopted YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 1994 ·11 the Purcnnlng nersnlp T292 ship operallng under lhe lieu ol flowers please
CA 92627 or an easement deed for a approving County Ad~nis· UNDER A DEED OF Dep~ment of the Dis1rk1 ' ' Flctltlou1 Th• ieglal1ant(sj' com• PUBLIC NOTICE llcl•tlous businest name 01 make don:slions to tne
The' Fictitious Business portion ol Alicia Parkway. trat1ve Office and Human TRUST D1'Tl!D 08/24/ localed at 1370 Adams Av· BuelnHt Nam• menced to trahsact busi· RICE SY'STEMS 11 18198 Arthr1t11 Foundation.
Name referred to above Leases for th~ following Resources request lor Sal· 12 UNLESS YOU TAKE enue, Bldg. D, Costa Mesa, Statement • ness under lht Ficlllious FlctJtlous Aztec Cl., FountaJn Valley, Arrangement by Pa·
was hied In Orange County were approved. Leas• -aritJI and Conditions of ACTION TO PROTECT California, al whlch time The following person•·•rt Byslness Name(s) 11111<1 Butlnesa Name ~;21~~lltioU1 Business clflc View Mortuary
on 5 ·3 ·1 9 9 1 • F 11 e Olf1ce Space for Orange Employment fOf Admlnls· YOUR PROPERTY IT bids will be publlcly doing business as1 above on: 6-1·94 Statement Name referred to above (714) 644-2700. No.F493t09 County Flr• Department -tratJve and certain f!cecv-• opened and read for. a) ORANGE COUNTY EmJ Y. Chao ..._ fol 1 '==::::::::======= Fred J. Gaudio, 525 Ftlr· Strunzo Development COi· llve management employ· MAY BE ,SOLD AT A PRINT & Bl~D 1994.95 HALF MARATHON. b) Thia statement was filed 1.ne '°;Wng p~1ons are wu filed In Orange County1.
lax Dr., Ste 7, Coata Mesa, po1ation ol Cal.lornla, A ees: salaries fOf certain Ex· PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU COMMUNITY SERVICES WEST STAR PRODUC-with the County Ci.rk of d~ingB~~~~s a~OW bl on 3·24·93, F565256
CA 92627 Cahlornla CorpotaUon (GA ecutive Management Gr0tip NEED AN l!XPLANA-BROCHURES, COASTUNE TIONS, 7415 Seastar Dr .. Orange County on October :ROWN COW COFFEE Full name and lddrus ol [)aisy M. Ga1,1dlo, 525 Ftlr· 866-7); and, Lease -Ottic. I and II employees (oerttln TION OF THI! MATURI COMMUNITY COUEGE 18. Huntington Beacn. CA 21, 1994. the pellon witlldrav. "9
fax Dr., Sit 7, Costa Mtsa, Sp1c1 for Health Care elected and appointed OF THE PROCIEIDINQ All bids 111 to be In ae· 92648 F825808 TRAO~RS, 44oo M~hur Rudolph A. Gana, 25271
CA 92627 AgencyfPubllc Heallh .-agency/department heads); AGAINST YOU YOU cordance wttn Iha Bid Doc· Kim Westerbeck, 74t5 PubllsMd Newport Beach-gz:~;, ~f~2~· Ne por1 g~t; :,u9ca. Lake ForHt.
This bUslness was c o-\dVomenP. lnlants ~ Chil· and apsaJ~Hfoc the 011ec· SHOULD CONTACT A umtnts which are now on S.astat Dr .• IS, Huntington Costa Mesa Dally Pilot No-American Si>«:lalty Bever· This 2 atatement was r. ed ducted by husband and 1en rogtam -•y1ennen 10f ol Ubhc eallh. Iii• and m•r be SGC\lred in Beach CA 92648 Inc N I 00 ' HMIOlt LAWN-"''!• Industries, Inc., (GA 1254-Resolution was adopted LAWYER. IM ollic• o th• D«ecior or Paul • Westerbeck 7415 vember 1, 8. 15, 22. 1994. ~~·· ,~mo~~t 4430 .,., th the County C1e1k ot MOUNT OLM
This statement was filed 90); Coostnt to Assign· and publlc meellnQ held On NOVEMBER 15, 1994, Purct\asing ol lhe Dist~ S.astat Dr ,,8 Huntington T332 Na ~ ch ·CA 92'a&o · Orange COYnty on Seplem· c-.-, • ~
w1lh the County Clerk of ment end Ground Lease ap1><oving tho certlfleauon at 3.00 P.M. as duty ap. No bidder m4Y wi~w Beech CA.92648 B C NOT CE ey,port a · ' ber 26• '994· ~ o-.n-y Orange County on October ErTcumbr1nc1, Estoppel of Final EIR No. 556 tor the pointed frustH under arid his bid lor a penod ol lorty· This • buslneu Is con-PU LI I Jh\~ ~sine: 11 ~o~ Rudolph A. Gana • Srrunv• .f!I Fa11Ju
18, 1994 and Amendment Agree-Laguna Canyon Road Im-pwsuant to Deed of Trust rrve (45) days aller Ult date ducted by: nusband end Flctltloue Tuc ·a c P<>l1 )a Pub1tsn.~edtHN'4t~wpo..w--frti.tB94eHaGic:hl-H ---'tM0'T-f'm~--+--------Fred J. Gaudio mont -Shawnlant Inlet· provement for the L.aguoa rtcOfded JULY t5, 1992, es 111 lor th• opening thereof wilt he registrant s com-Gosla-.
Published Newport Beach· es11 I fOl MidW•Y Meadows Canycn Road Improvement insll. No. 92 .. 74490 book• The Boatd of Trustees r; Th• registrant(•) com-9uelneta Nam• menc:ed to 11ansa;1 bull· tobef 11, 18, 25, Nove-1>11
Cost3 Mesa Palot October Senior Housing Project, Pro1ec1. page, of Olficlll Records, serves the privilege of r• mencld to transact bust-Statement 9ess underN the ic11~~: 1, 1994.
25, November 1, 8, t5, MldWay City (PM 1244·5). Resolution was adopted Htcuted .~Y:_, Gl11lle J. jectlng eny and all blds Ol ness under the Ficwous d The following~·.,, ~:;.e~s. o~:b~~s~ ·1994 T241 •••illillilili••••
1994. flesoluuon wu adopted and publlc hearing held ap. Loal'ly, a ..,.,,.ed Woman to waJve any Irregularities Business Nam&(s) listed 0tng business as. a n. B ' s PUBLIC NOTICE T271 eulhorli tno the Htallh Care proving the Housing and H her Solt & Separate 01 lnformatioes In 111y b•d above on: Oct 1988 ENTBEPRENEURS BOOK· American ~erag•s I: --------------------Agency lo submit contlnu· RedevelOpment Community Property u trusl01(1), In °' In the bidding Kim Westtrb9ctc STORE, 1111 Town & clalty, Inc • hris po , Fictitious. PUBLIC NOTICE Ing funding ipphcations for Development Block Grant lht office of IM County R• Signed· tSJ BETTY This statement was filed Country Rd., •53. Orange, pT,~lsldent Iii d 8u1lnesa Name ----------1 specified continuing Public Grantee Performance R• oorder or ORANGE County, • with th 0 Cl k . 1 CA 92668 s statement was ' • cn112t8181 Health programs. port for Fiscal Year 1993-Stat• ol Cal1fornl1, WIU. BALDWIN, Director of Or 'c o1>n1y ~; bo Oet R. Gibbs, 1370 Somer· v.11h the County Clei k of Statement
OFFICIAL Resolution wu adopted, 94. SELL 'AT PUBLIC AUCTION Purche1ln1, Coe1t 18",'~ ouniy on , 0 er set· Or •• San Olmas, Ca Orange County on October The lonowing persons are
PROCEEDINOI OF approvln_g John Wayne Air· Public Comments wert TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Community College •· 91n3 13, 1994 do.ng buslneu as:
P ACIFlC VIEW
MEMOAIALPAM
Cemetery e MortWty
C"eo.4 • Cttfl'\ltory
3SOO PeciliC V..-OrMI
~iMd'I .... .,. THE BOARD OF port's submlulon of a made regarding Foster CASH (payable al time of bletrlct Fl25351 Nancy C. Gibbs, 1370 ' , F824902 BUCKLEYIFRIEDMAN AD·
SUPEftYISORI OF grant application to Iha Care and Smoking Con-sale In lawful money ol the Open· November 9 1994 Published Newport Beach· Somers.. Or .. San Dimas Published Newport,.Be•ch· VERTISING & PUBLIC RE· ••••••••• federal Aviation Admlnl•· cerns. Unllod Slatu (ln the forms • 11:00 AM ' Costa Mesa Dally Pllol Oc· Ca 91173 Cosla Mesa Daily Piiot Oc· LAT IONS, 3555 Harbor
ORA.NOi! COUNTY, tration (FM) for AJrport Im· Board Comments were which are lawful tend11 lo Bid No . 1669 . tobef 25, November ·1, 8, This buslneu 11 con. tot>er 25 November I 8 OelewaJ,· South Suite A.
CALIFORNIA, piovements Program (AJP) made by SupeMSOl Wtl· the United States) and/or P bll .. h d >.1 • 15, 1994. ducted by: husband and 15 1994 ' ' ' Costa 111, CA 9262e
Sant• Ana, funds for 1cc:iulaillon qi der reg11dlng lh• S14tus cashier's i::ertllled or other u s • ,. • w P 0.rt T308 Wife • · SBCI Inc (CA), 3555 Hat· C•llfornla Parcel No. AP427.o92-03. Report on OPTIMA. checks specified In th• 8eacn.CosJa Mesa Daily Th1 r1gl11rant(1) com-T272 bor Gattway, Soutn, Suitt
A r~utar !TIHllng of 1111 Certain conslrue1lon eon-Board adjourned In mem-CMI Code (Payable In tun PUot October 25, Novem-PUBLIC NOTICE menctd lo lfanlact bull-The Community A, Costa Men, CA 92fi28 Board of Supervisors ol Or· tracU wtrt 1w11ded, con. ory of Dennis Wollberg, 11 Ill• llm• o Nie). AT: blf 1, 1994. nesa under the Flcllliou1 Market Placo. Ttl•• bu1lntu Is con ange CoUl'ty, CalifOfnla, lraci Chang• order• IP-OlclC Dial, and Nancy Tuu· CIVIC CENTER, 300 E. T265 Flctllloue Bualness Namt(I) bled Pilot Cl&Hltitd ducted by>'• CC>fl)Orlllon •
also sitting as tne Govetn. proved and projl<:ll ac· Ing at 11:28 Lm. CHAPMAN AVE. ORANGE. PUBLIC NOTICE auslnees Name 1boV• on: Jan. ltM 942-5&78 Tne r1gl1111n1(s) com-
ing Board ol the DJs111cts cepted 11 complelt. (SEAL) CA. all right. title and lntlf· ll•tement Dll R. Gibbs menc.d 10 lrlnuct buil-t••••••••-'
and Autll0tlll•• Oovtmed Certain Human Reaourc.. PttnLIS A. HlleDIER· HI conveyed to and now ~ following persona att -----------------------------------~----, by the Board of Supervt. mattert were epproved. ION Clark of the Mid by It under nld Deed N...,POCl!!TOal'••cH doing buslnes.s u :
sen wu Mid on Tuesday. Certain Purcl\asing mat· • ol Trust In the !!fOper'ly tit· ... " ._ •l OREGON ALE AND s T.i~T:1NiG October 18, 11194. 8:30 tere -· lp!>foved. •o•rd of SU1»9maors. Ulled In Hid Cou\ty and POUCll DIPMTlllNT BlER COMPANY, b) THE a.m., with the following Certain Trae1/P.atcel map P.ubllshed Newport State descnbed u: LOT 97 NOTtCa BOSTON BEER COMPANY,
rnemb•r• btlng P<Hlfll: rnatters 111rer• •PPfOved. Beach-Costa Mesa Daity OF TRACT 3148, AS INVITlltQ 81DS 575 Anion eoutevard, •
Thomas F. ~.Chairman; Auditor.Controller'• r• PilOI NoWmblr 1, 1994. SHOWN ON A MAP RE· Sealed bids may be r• Suite 580, Costa M .... CA
R<>gef R. Stanton: Hanlin quesi to repl~ loll Capls· T'315 CORDED IN BOOK 131. celved at the office or IM 9262t A ~~w
M. Wieder; Gaddl H. ttano Unified School Ols· PUBLIC NOTICE PAGES 20, 21, 22, end 23 City Cltfll, Ci1y Hall, 3300 O. Helltman Brewing Vuque-z and Wllllam G. 111ct bonds and coupons o f MISCELLANEOUS N"'1porf 8<!Ulev.,d PO Company Inc (a Delaware St11ntr, w11 approved. MAPS, AECOADS OF OR· Box 1188, Newport S..C~ Corpora!iOn) .. 100 Harbor·
Certain prH1ntatlon1 RelOMlon wu adopted NOTICll 0, ANGE COUNTY, CAUFOR· CA 82t5f.1915 unci1 •:OO v1ew Plaza, 0L.a Crosae. WI
Wtre made. approving the walvtr of po-TttUITU'S SALR' NIA p .. on Dec.tnbW a 1994 ~~51 B CAS.'l~~ss -~ ~ Appolntment1 w•• made. tenllal conn.eta ol Interest T.S. Ne.1205405 TM street eddrtu and f~r:' COMPREHENSIVE Thia buelneu Is con-•"•" Comm1ndatlon1 were which may arise from Unit Cede t Other COmtnOn dffigoatlon LAW ENFORCEMENT dUctld W. I corpot1llon
made. County CounMI and city L.OM .... II any\ or. the reel property COMPUTER AIDED DIS. The regletranl(•) com-• • • • • • • • • • • • • CorltMunlty Socia! Pro-alto~ providlng loOal dlscrloeo above Is PIJI'· PATCH & RECORDS MAN· lnenced to tran"C1 bull· Qrama Grants fOI lhl fol· 1.,-Ac•• to the El T6'o 0?008Mt-2/ l>Otlld to ~: 281, POR-AOEMENT SYSTEMS IN-""' undef thl flc:lthOUS
fo .. 1ng -•r• approved: AtuH PIMOlng A&Jlhority H~IKO '1'01.A DR~ COSTA MESA. CLUDING HAf'DWARE B1t11Mu Name(•) hsled Tht f _,,/ n--mt at the Dail... Pilot u .. 1# . .,;.,1
South CoHt A1p1rtOfY (ETAPA). APlt4t494-09 CA. 92829 SOFTWAAE " SERVICES at>ow on: Noc Applicable ..... ~ ...,..,_,.,,. 'J ~
Thl•tr•: Cypr111 Senior Rtaolutlon 'NII adopted T.D. SERVICE COMPANY Tll• undtrllgned TrvstM TO MEET CITY'S RE· o. H•ll•m•n Brewing ro annmmtr It ntW ID1ia ltOMI awilabk to ntW busmtsses, C411Hna Center; Otsngt approving 111• proJ>O•ed H dufy appointed Trustte disclaims :r, liability for ou~EMENTS. Company, ~.. Jol'ln L. :;;.-:; ~ Hurna" Rtlatlont A4K>tganl.zatlon No. 94.09. under lh• followlng cs.. any lnc<>ntc""' of Ille Approved by lh• City cum., Controller ~ , • .,·11n"""s17 A DCH ·'· -..... -.. for·,.,,., Ill no extrrl -~JIDW'. ,. ·---tht Councll; It. JuGe Medical .AnntUOon of ltVlne R• scribed dMd of 1Nl1 WTLL t ll"t addrHI and othtt COunCll on Aug\Aat a 1"4 Thi• ttaleMlnt wae filed ' • " v.., ~' •nt: ,._,,,c r -U•--o--• -K" J~-
·c.n11r. At ... emene and Qlol\&I Pwtc to th• Irvine SEll AT PUBLIC AUCTION comm.on. d11fgnat1on. II wnen r.tumlng· yW bid w11t1 '"' CounlY Cl«k or nmt °'"' tlx mtt to tht Court House m Santa Ana. ntn,, ...I' aJIU~ ..&-tht sozrr/J Treatment S"'11c" Clnter; Aanc:I\ Water Dlttrlct and TO THE HIGHEST 8100ER ~' ~ htfM pleaM mark lh• ~· • Oranoe County on October r "J ' •ru
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THOMMARION LIQAL C... ..... -Hoe No-TN9 llMt,,.. w tl9d "'*lie lalllloua neme<a) PA ENnRPRISES )401eouMMe~PiiotNo-21,1.... Thia .....,.... ... lied CNttN I . Oouct'9t ~ P. '°"""' lllMCU, IOO Remona --.1 a, 11, n. 1194 ..-tw ~ Qerti of 19'M '""9. flnl•y Ava Na~port V9lftber 1 1, ll. 22 1,.. NaN ta Wlttl ._ County a.tic of Thie .... ,,,,. .. wu lied Thia ... amwit ... llad'" r.ta:-W _, Mw, CA , ' T3tl ~ County on October 8Yfon Wedd911 leed\, CA tzta ' ' ni3 Publlhed Newpoft IMch-Olwioa County on Octoblt _,. ._ Count¥ CWlc ot wW\ ._ County Oetk ol
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Ronald JamH Thorn. PUIUC NOTICI NaeOJO• wllh ._ County c.tc of Flnl•Y Ava. Newport PUIUC llOTICI wmber 1 1 15 22 HIM rul804 25, ltlM. Z5, 1tM.
lntr80fl. eoo "°"'°"9 °'·· • ~ HewpcNt a..cf\. er-. CourlCY on Octobef Bwh. CA atS3 · · • • T33e Publl•Md ~ a..cn. reuo1 t ,.... t I COfOftl .... ...,, CA l2t2.5 ........... CoM Meaa D9lly Piiot No-11• lll4 Tt\lt bualn•H II Cotto ,.......... Com ~ .. Dllty Pilot No-Pulllllhed Newport 8Mctl-Publllhed Newpoft .....
Tiii• buelne11 1• con-._.,.... ...._ ll9fl'lber 1, 1, 15, 22, 1994. reH314 dllCled by: en lndMdull a.-1n .. 1 Nw PUIUC NOTICE vambef 1, e. 15, 22. 11MM. Cotta Meu Dally Piiot No-Coata ..... Dallv PMoe Noo
duCllldA-'"'--z;. "'~..., lt ... wt T3i4t Pubtllhed N.wport Beacft. Reglatrant t\aa not yet St81.-.nt .. _,1.,_.8 1'331 ~ 1, e, 15, 22, 1994. Y.mber 1, e. 15, 22. 1994. .,,..... 1•• The tollowlng 1*ton1 are CoM Mtaa Dally Pilot Oc· ~ to tranaact buslnna The followlng P'flOnl era r"' .._ T347 T:MO
b9Q&ln '° •lftMCt bullntal dolna bu~u: PUIUC NOTICI! tot>er 25 N~ 1 e una.r the 11ct111ous name<•> dolna bul4nea1 u : •usine .. Name PUBLIC NOTICI = .::vellCthloua narnt(a) REREGADE PRODUC. 15 19$4' ' ' llated aboYt. QLGBAL TRACERS, 1MI Statement PUIUC NOTICI PUIUC NOT1CI • TIONS, 1124 Qleneeglea rlotltloue ' ' T301 M. P1ul Altctv. Pomone Aw .. Sit.A. Costa The foUowlng persons art flotlU.U. RoNld J. Thommaraon TlfTIC8, Coata M•aa. CA llu ....._ N Tt\la atatament waa filld Meaa CA 12927 doing bualneu 11: •u•IMM Name flotltleue · rkltltleue
Thll ~t WU fllld 82827 :, t ..... PUBLIC NOTICI! with th• County Clerk of s1"'9n Ray Chappell, 8733 WILKES l ASSOCIATES Statement 8u81ne .. Name ·~ ....... wllh~the,.~ ~ 0sanc1t1 Lynn c.rtaon. 1124 The ~ ~ ata OrtnVt County on October Buc:klff St.. Downey, CA MOVING COMPANY, 269 Tht lollowlng p111on1 art ltat......,t State......a , --~1 ltntaalta Tlftect, Costa dol bullneaa 11. rleUtloUI 14, 1994 92241 M19nolla SL, Costa Mtu, doing buslnesa u : The following persona.,, The following peraona .,, 14. 1 M•aa. CA 92127 ce'IieRATE WaTH USI .......... Name Ft21t04 Tllll bualn•H II COtto CA 92527 NEWPORT MARITIME doing butlntll 11: doing bullnea U t
re2IOl3 Thia bu1ln11a 11 cotto 3CSl 1 South Bew St Suitt Stetelft9nt Publl1Md Newpoft Btacf\. dUCtld by: an lndllllduel David Jonathan Wllkll, SERVICES, 434 Allto Avt.. NEWPORT SUPERCAAS, GLASER MOTORS, 1032 Publlahed Newpoft Btact\-duc:1ed by: an lndMdual 0 Sarita Ana, CA 82";04 The followlng p11aona .,. Costa M ... Dally Pilot Qc. Th• regl1tranl(1) com-ume • Newport Beach, CA 92582 290 Flachtr, Coate M .... w. 18th St., Coata MMa.
Colla Meaa Dally Pilot ~ The ragl1tran1(1) com-vickv Ann HoptW911. 3CS11 dolno bualneta 11: tobtr 25 November 1 8 mancld to tranaact bual-Thia bualneu la con-Noah K. Balley. 434 Aliso CA 92629 CA 82527
tobtr 25, NoYembtr 1, I: rntncld lo lranaact bull-South Beat St. Sarita AN CLl!AR GLASS, 15832 15 UKM' ' ' neu und« the fictitious ducted by: an lndMdual Ave .. Newport Beach, CA George Martin, 1531·B N. Haul Glattf, 1407 NOC·
15 1994, ""B I under the Fictitious CA 92704 ' ' Montctalr Lane. Huntington • • Buslnna Name(a) Uated Tha ragl1tran1(1) com· 92663 Cout Hwy., Laguna Beach, !Ingham Rd., Newport
' T~e1 u11ntaa Nam1(1) btld Thia buslneaa la con-Beach, CA 92547 T215 aboYt on: 10.17·M menc9d to transact bus!-Thia busln111 11 con-CA 92651 Beach, CA 92e60 ---------1 •~ ~ 10.HM ductld by• an lndMdual Richard Francia TlllNll'I, PUBLIC NOTICE Sttvtn Ray Ct\apptl neu Undll' the Ac:liUous ducted by: husband and This bu1lne11 la cotto Thia bu1lneaa 11 con-PUILIC NOTICE __ , artson The,~ commenced 15832 Montcialrlane, Hun-Thia atatenwnt wu llled Business N1m1(s) listed wilt duc:11d by: an lndlvldual ducted by: an lndMdullll :'la atalemtnt waa filld to transact bual""9 under tlngton Beach, CA 92147 '1ctltlcMl8 with the County C1«1c of above on: 10-89 Registrant h11 not yet Rag11Gant has not ytt R1gl1tranl ha• not yet
l'lotltloUI Or th tiler~ C1trlc of the llctltloua name(a) lated Thia bualnaaa 11 cotto eu.,ne•• N.,... Orwioe County on ~bet David J. WtlkH begun to ltanSact'buslneu begun to \ranuct business begun to tranuct bullnell .., ....... Neme ~ i........K, on Octo~ aboYt on• Sept 1s, 1894 ductld by: an lndMdual Stet.....m 21, 1084. ~ Thia atattment wu filld under the fldl1lou1 name(s) undat the flc:1Jllous name(•) uoaer the llctitlou$ name(•) atet ....... t 21, 1 · Vicky AM Hopewell • Registrant hu not yet The followlng ptl'IOf\9 are rt2AOI With the County Clerk ol llsted ab<>Ye. lllltd above. ~sttd above.
The fo11owtng peraona are re2MOO This .....,,,.,,. waa ftlld beCiUf'I to tranuet bualnell doing bullneu as· Pubflahld Newport Btacf\. Orange County on October Noah K. Balley George Mat1ln Haua Gluer
doing bullness ••: Publllhed Newpott Buct.. with the County C\ttlc or undtt 11\e ftctltloua namt(I) NBe SPIRfT 5cioo Hep. Costa ..... Dally Piiot No-2A. 1994. T.hla tlatement WU filed Thia statement Wll filed T~ atalement WU fllld
TfE PlUS, 1440 s. Ana-Coate M• .. Dally Pilot No-Orange County on Stptem-Jlttld aboYt. tune A'lt N9wpon BNch. vernbtf 1 • 15 22 1994. F82804e With the County Cl'Jk of With the County Cltflc of with the COlMlty Cltrtl of
helm. Anaheim, CA 92805 Y9mbtr 1, e, 15, 22. 1994. bef 15. 1994 RlcNtd Francia Tiiman CA 92663' • • • ' ' T333 Pubftlhtd Newpott Beach-Or~• County on OOobtr Orange County on Oc:tobef Orange County on October
.iong.Soo Park, 1257 Can-T328 N22t09 Thia atattmenl WU IUed 0-V Young 6000 NeptuM Colla MHa Dally Pilot No-21, 1994. 25, 1994. 21. 1994.
dlewood er .. Fulltr1on. CA Publllhtd Newport Beach-with the County Clerk of Ave., NtwpOn Beach, CA PUBLIC NOTICI! Yembtr 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994. Fl255S7 FH9071 rHMtO
92833 PUBUC NOTICI! Coate Mev Dally Pilot Oc> ~County on October 92163 Tl42 Published Newport Beach-Publllhed Newpoft Btacf\. Publlthld Newport Btach-
.iong.Soo Parlt, tot>ef 11 18 25 NO'lth\btr ' Thia bu1ln•11 11 c:on-'1ctltlcMl8 . Costa Mesa Dally Pllot No-Costa MIU Dally PUot No-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot NI>
Thia bu1ln11t 11 con-•·~Flo1...!'._'!°"Na'-... 1 1994 ' ' ' re21oe1 ductld bY: an lndMdual ....-.. NMM PUBLIC NOTICE vembtr 1, 8, 15, 22. 1994. vtmbtr 1, e. 15, 22. 1994. vember 1, e, 15. 22., 1994.
ductld by: huaband and ... ...... ··-• · Publllhed Newport Beach-Registrant . has not yet ltatement .. flctltloua • T317 T344 T33a wilt Stetement T248 Costa Man Dally Pilot Oc· begun to transact r>uslnesa The following P'flOl'll art
Reglatrant haa not yet The tollowlng P'faona are PUBLIC NOTICE tobtr 25, November 1, 8, under the nct1t1ou1 name(s) doing bullnesa u : · aualneaa Name PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE begun to tran .. ct business doing bu1lne11 as: · 15 1894 • llstld above. THE GOLD PUZZl.ER, 189 Statement
undtt the ftclltloua name(a) GLEE'S HALLMARK. 5888 FlctlUou• ' • • T2,.1 Gary Young Morrlatown, Coate Mt11, The following persons are Flctltloua Flctltlou• Fictitious
llstld aboYt. Edinger, Hunllng1on Beach, " Thia statement was filed CA 92625 Ld9lng business as: Bualn••• Nam• BualMH Name • Bualne.• Name
Jong-Soo, Patk CA 92649 BualMU Nam• PUBLIC NOTICE With the County Clerk of Robert EdWard Richards, rsuccess PRESS, 2646 Statement ltat•m•nt Statement
Thia 1ta1ement w11 flied Virginia M. Paulaon, (CA) Th f :ta~ement · Orange County on October 189 Morristown, Costa Dupont Drive, SUlte 10·625, The followlng persona 111 Tht1onowlng persona are The following persona .,, with the C6unty Clerk of 3388.. Summar11t Cir., • o owing pe~aons .,, Flctltlou• 14, 1994 . Mesa, CA 92626 lrvlnt, CA 92715 doing business as: doing business 11: doing business u :
Orang• County on October .Coata Mesa. CA 92626 ~~~i~us~n,:~~~·E 1850 •u•ln•H Nam• -f:e25424 Thia bu1ln•11 11 con-Inter Alla Inc .. (CA), 264~ E·C ENTERPRISES, 2045 D.J. COONEY CONSULT· TRINAMIC ENTERPRISE.
14, 1994 Thia bualnasa Is. con· P k 1 Ci C t& M ltat•ment Publlshed Newport Beac:h-ducted by: an lndMdual Dupo(ll Orlve, Suite 20-625, Vista Cajon, NewporJ ING, 5039 Campus Orlve, '5"14 W. Alpine, Santa Ana,
F823093 ducted oy: a C:OfporaUon " 9 en r.. 0• eaa, The following persons are Cotta Mesa Dall Piiot Oc-The regl1trant(1) com-lrvlnt, CA 92715 6eac:h, CA 92660 Newport Beac:h, CA 92660 CA 92707 .
Publlshed Nawp0t1 BHC:h· The ragl1trant(1) com-CA 92627 doing bualntll as· -Y menced 10 transact busl· Thia business Is con· Eric Slerllng Ament Cleary. Daniel John Cooney, 2211 Javier Atmando Ureta, 514
Costa Mt .. Dally Piiot Qc. minced to tranaact busl· ~laclt1G•cchlia1~SO P'C~ FORTE TRADING COM· ~~b~9;i· November 1• 8, ness under the Flcillious ducted by: 1 corporation · 2045 Vista Cajon, Nawpori Pacific: A111., 'B201, Costa w. Alpine. Santa Ma, CA b 25 Nov mbtr 1 8 nt11 undtt 11\t Fictitious gen, t.. 0• esa, PANY 2052 Newport Blvd • · Businau Name(s) llsted Registrant has not ye1 Beach, CA. 92660 Mesa, CA 92627 92707 ~~ ~994 • • ' ' Bu1lne11 Nam•(•) llsled 9T2::127 b 1 1 11e1' Costa Mesa CA T273 above on: 10-1-!M begun to transact business This business la con-This bu11n1ss 11 con-This business Is cotto
• · above on: 1975 d s us nesa • c:on-9262; ' PUBLIC NOTICE Robtft E. Rlc:harda • under the flc:ll11ous name(s) d11&ted by: an Individual duc:1ed by: an Individual ducted by: an lnc!Mdual _______ T3_12_1 Martrlk Enttfptlsts, Vlr· Rct~t by: anhlndMdual Gerllndt Haas 364 Seville This statement WH filed llsttd above. Registrant hes not yet Registrant has. not yet ReglstranJ hat not yet PUBLIC NOTICE glnla M. PaUlson, Pres. ~gs ian~ ~ ~ti yet Ln .. Cost.a Mes&. CA 92627 • Flctltloua • with the County Cltrls of Inter Alia Inc., Robyn far· begun lo tran~ac:t business begun to lraniact business begun to transact business
f,hl• statement was 1flltd und~ tho fl~~· s ne(ss) This bualneu Is con-Bualneaa Name . Orange County on October ley, President ~nder the fict111ous name(s) under Iha f1ct1lsou1 name(s) und« the flc:llbOUI name(tt FlotJtlou• _ with th• County Clll'k of . 1 oua name s duc:ttd by: an lndMdual 21, 1994. Thia 1tatert1ent was liled listed above. listed 1bo'lt. listed above.
au .. neaa Name Orange County on Octobt{ 1151~ abollt . ; Registrant has not 11 Stat•ment F825109 w11h the County Clerk of Eric Sterling Amend Cleary Da/lltl John Cooney Javier Uret.a
ltat•ment 21, 1994. ~~~~·s~f'chl 1 filld 1>89un to transact buslJss d~ l~Uorno persons are Published Nawp0rt Beac:h-Orange County on October This statement was filed This statement was flied Thls statement wu filld
Th• loUowlng·peraona .,, F82581 t with th: ~:ty w~~fk 01 under th• flctillous name(s) Dl~G~R~5!0';5: N rt Costa Me .. Daily Pilot No-25. 1994. With the Couoty Clll'k of with the County Clerk or with the County Cleric of
doing business as: Publlahad Newport Beac:t\. Orange County on October listed aboYe. Center Drive. Suite~. vembtr 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994. F828092 ~County on October Ora~ County on October Or~ County on Octobtf
HIS HANDMAIDEN, 2078 Costa Meu Dally Pilot No-14, l994. Gerlindt Haas Newport Beac:h,.CA 92660 T335 Published Newport Beach-" • 21, 1 · 25, 1 •
Santa Ana ·Ave., Costa vtmbtr 1, e, 15, 22, 1994, F825ti 7 This statement was lilld Suun Kay Shaw, 70 Cor-Cosla Mesa Dally Pilot No-. F~2eoe1 Fl25818 . F825807 Mn•. CA 92527.2142 T337 Publl he<I N-...vv< Be f\. with the County Clttk of morant. Newport Beach, .PUBLIC NOTICE vember 1, 5, 15, 22. l994. PubllsMd Newport Beac:h-Publish~ Newport Beach· PUblbMd Newpoft Btaeh-
Rynner Rosenstttl Mann, s v~ .. -· ac Oranae County on Octobtf CA 92660 T350 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot No-Costa Mesa Dady Pilot No-Coate Mesa Daily Pilot Ne>-
2078 Santa 4 Ana Ave.. PUBLIC NOTICE ~~sta 1~":s D~ly Pil~~?<=1• 14, 1§94 Thia business Is con: FlctlUoua • PUBLIC NOTICE vembtr 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994. vember 1, 8, 15, 22. 199.4. \/ember 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994.
'Costa Mesa; CA 92827· Flctltlou• 0 er • • ovem.,.. • Ft25090 duc:tld by: an Individual Bu1lne8• Nam• T351 T341 T33ll
2142 8, 1994. Published Newport Beach· Th• reglslrant(s) com-Statement
This business Is con· •utf""9 Name T260 Cotta Mesa Dilly Pilot Oc· mancld to tra(lsact busr. The lollowlng ptBOns art Flctltloua • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
duc:tld by: an Individual lt•t•ment tobtr 25 November 1 8 neu under the Flqlllous dl>lng _business as: Bu1lneu Name .
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Th• registrant(•) com· Th• following persont art PUBLIC NOTICE 15 1994' ' ' Buslne11 Name(s) listed BALBOA THAI CAFE, 209 Statement ~ Flctltloua Flctltloua
menc:ld 10 tranuc:t bull· doing bualnesa _,: Flctltlou• ' · T290 aboYt on: 10-18·94 ~ Palm SL, Balboa, CA The following persons are Bu.,neaa Name BualMH Nam•
ness undtt ihe Flclllloua WEISMANN EQUITY COM· 92661 . doing business as: • Sa.tement l.latement Buslnesa Name(s) listed PANY/ WILLIAM CAR· -Bu11,,. .. Name The Piiot On the move? Plslt Vac:hlrac:hatcllot, 2929 NEWPORT BAY LANO· Tht followlng persona 111 The folloWlng peraona a.re
aboye on:'11·29·84 ~ERAS BROKER, 1n RIY· Statement ~laHlfled E. Ruby Dr.: ID, Fullerton, SCAPE AND MAINTE· doing busfness as: doing buslnett 11: lt'a aJI ther•
e<lldt, Dr., Newport Beach, The followlng persons era The most c·omprehen-Sell your extra CA 92631 . NANCE, 186 E. Wiison St.. GJM ENTERPRISES, 3400 LASER LOGIC, 3334 E.
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54 -food se Poems 57 Party dec:oratJOn
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8 Proticient
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locales 11 Saint Teresa's
hometown I 2 Oellinies
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21 Story ol the TrotanWar
25 Contract
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27 Actreu Sheedy 28 Scary feehog
29W•med
31 Lounge around
34 Smirk 38 FOA'sdog 37 Dutch cheese
38 Philosopher ~rtes 40 Marganne
42 Publish 45 Hear1
48 Moot
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speet.acuJar derenae Wal round at
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came by one or the mo1t colorful
pleyen in lbe biatory or the pme
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tloft. mo ,., ._ low canH ~··· cMnnlnt. wtrmlcr, NC.lm•••~•llillnl 'ftae •uctioa '8 Rraish&lorw.nt. pea. 414 0141 Cell lt .... U · )Uni cond, etrlklna '78 4M 8L ....__
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could becoae •er, diMeul& &o • U1' 8025 1 O I No. Bay1lde .. t teoll • e 9m1c u. =-&be laolclio1 lat.r la &M 1 IMll din rm cMirl ~:/:4 N~1 ::c'ti!~ wr/taiMpe. ·w~
la t.o IM&'a ._..direct l12a, lMk cocktall a a Peeeee Of jewelry ••·'II Vamah 7'3" .... , .... ae,
j .... ~-d··L-..,_ .......... _ .~ aide table 1150, ~ appralHd 114,000. ciroesKM and •n Ml Under warranty "I -1111 ,.__ .._, r.--n -delk8 1100 -. 3 8 Sell 11 « part beet Zepman Carrier 121,500. 751-78&1
the,..._ ol ehabe and continued •hetlle• S2I.., 4-drwr oner or trade hrloua Lie# 1 BVH1 e. Vlnt-----~~--
t.be IUit. Bait Look t.be w aad kina fll•cabl25.teCMMMl3 only.Call~f112. tl1ZC813014KW2 UTH•U ·1150 to complete the delenaift book, aM ~. '71 11' Avon n..-nn
Wm had t.o decide what t.o diKard •Conlerrip eofa/lov• llAllCH MINK CF5708HR Hin #AVB-·-------&he t.bircl dub. •Ml $450. KJnO Bd/ Long luxwtoue coal 1I001M7M and 'II 'IO NIQlln awnza, blk,
OD h frame $400. Patio Ible fully revwuble 1875 • EZLOA Uo # 1 BL.3307 euto, NC, MW Ural/ At dupliea&e Weit mi1 L have w-ctva 1100 831·7&43 SluMlng Mary Mc;,.~ v 1 n # 1 z E 1JAp1 fronl bf'U. MIOO. 845-
had • bu,. problem, but at rubber den .-., elz• 12, • ,,......., ..... 7 ~n 7'3" ..... .._.. i.....l-v.:a&.blin did not hMita .. for Kg elu bed 1100. On .... ,_,.-.::.;,:, .... 25 PP ~ • 8512 Wk, ~.._79 hm ... ....., o:--• u bed-t75 Computer _....... ·--· -• Yamah CF2401NC Hin a moment. The ace or diamond• tbl 175 ·7804870 Call 848 8308. #YAM11478Jlll. '801---------micbt or mifbt not cub for &he ...._ 1 ' 3 " v • "' a h TOYOTA 9210
tins trick, but It wa1 clear that. Southw .. t LovaHat PETS• ~f:a.~~.~:.#P=l•••••••liii
another club lead would promo&e eofa/matchlng chr-lke Carrier Uc 4111UM8184 '87 8UPRA Sliver,
the queen or 1padee to ~ Mt.UnJ new 1375 7~ DlllALS 8049 v 1 n • # 4 o R· loeded, top COnd, hi
trick. whether dedarer 8d hilb TWln oak c:ust. d!splay 1K0533KAK02222. perf *-· One own.r.
or low.The problem "!H how to unite .e• w/glHJlghte .alU\89_.a_•ET Musi ... , 845-l417 · alert partner t.o the po1&1bllity. S400/each 842·7213 ~ •-c Fi9hbein found • pretty eolution. Ev.y S.. • Sun al POWER BOATS '80 •MIT Wagon LE, PETSMART Fountain Ye, auto lr8ne, tan, ~e diacarded the ace of diamoodal Valley. Puppi.., kit· 7012 fUlty loaded, If rack,
Smee declarer bad t.o have the ace-MEICllANDISE ten• and more all 68K mu ... Xlnt cond.
kine.in both major au.it.a t.o j\dtify MISC. 6015 lookJng for lovlng: car· 1877 Durtleld 17 111,500. 76C).1730
the Jump to four epadea, Ea1l Ing homee, CALL 241· Bay Laww:h 15 HP
worked out the situation. A fourth 0317 for mor. Info. Evlnrude nd canopy •·n-U-,...-~---9-2_2_0
club WU led and the queen or CMrua, fruit, avocado 11950 Cd IMe-3454 ....... ~------apadet became' the aettinc trick tr .. s-frultlng S10; Tree Blchon AKC Pupa, dOg • t• !--------------------------! RoHa 15; Qn PalfT\a dr tm, xtt qutty, ra1Hd1 _________ '88 TOYOTA truck w/ M' '20; Gal plants ctn lvnd hm. Shtl/hlth SAIL BO•'TS 7014 cab Loaded new s1: Shade, pin• 15 gal guar. isoo-S550 Coll A • •
PLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT NT $20; Herbs 135 kinda s1: eoa .. te.o778 p.,lnt, top cond. EM EMPLO~n Camping ahall car· 1uu. Ul.c SIO; IOMl74-9422 ,, · 1975 San Clemente 23. 5530 5530 WANTED 5535 Cookerepanlel Pup• IHP 0 /8 •IMP• 4 paled. 845-2417
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PRINTING Swedish Prol Nurse's !:!~~ .. ~:~:~ :""'.12_50~'-n~N:-e-•_7_22-:-"°-37_7-.1 __ •_a1_1a_._s .... 1000.....,,.,,., . ..,..84..,..e-,..,...26~38-VOLVO 9230 Clerk/Gen'I Ofc FfT Entry level.' Good
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Ul"bMlte Operators a afcte-Llve ln/ouMO yrs Order belore Nov. 4 S•v• abuaed and H·28 30'CATCH UNIV 4-lii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Pr<e .. Pereona exp·rel·lovlng-cooklng tor thl• low price. abandoned pets. Be a 25. Fl hd rm. Loaded ,83 Volvo DL. Auto
community newapa· drlvlng·ete ... 848-3735 $150/cord, $90/half volunteer/fo1ter. Call to race/crulH, hH tran• A/C PB PS
per seeks . Urbanite cord. 714-768-8635 714-859-2704. mooring. Priced to Hll AMJF'M •t.;,eo, 'casa:
operator with 5 yearal••••••••I•---------THI! Pl!RFl!CT CAT Call (714) 873-8203 s2,oso. Call 673-3872
operating experience MERCHANDISE Going Out Of lrH to good home.
& Urbanite press per· Bu I 11! o 1o h 1 --------1---------son withs years exp• I ne rey ng ar ma1e, MARINE SUPS VOT-w•,Geu 9235 Framee, paintings, approx 2 yra old . Very ww n 1a1
rlenc:e. Only thoH • graphics, postera, fix· attec:llonate, Utter box DOCJ{S • 7022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
with ·Urbanite expe-ANTIQUES 6010 turH & furniture. SUit trained. Can't kHp. •sa GHIA 102k orig. ~=~~~e,~:: 0,a::~~ have paintings left b Please call 846-0972. DOCK UP TO ae• mllH, trlm~pet, ranTHQU•.,.E I t: 19th C ..,.. F h Paul Blain• Henri, N.B. Mo-mo, pvt res, etc. Run Greatl ~ "" n person a . en •• , renc Julian Ritter & Lupettl. Tohgoolld d home wldlth no walk to beac:h/1hopa $1900 388 Busy CM contractor 3-pc bdrm set walnut, No re•aon•ble of. c: ren. 1·yr-o neu· S150 o 87"' ~ ... 6 n e • d a C PA-CALIFOR~IA qu"n az bod w/1d tera retuaed. Al tared male, beige & m ~ '70 Bug 4-1pd, auru1,
p A y R o L L· COMMUNITY nEWI rall1. Atmolr• with mlr· Aaron's Gallery. Call red striped, all aholl. new brkes, good Int.,
CONTROLL•lt TO 3424 San Fernando Rd. roed door bedside Tues & 'Wed 714-Sweet dlapoeltlon, r•-pm•5 •V'S 1600 eng cc w/duaJ
TAK• CHARO• 01' Suite 4 tble w/marble top all 882·3383 lovH to talkl CpmH _.... ~ • ~ • ~ S900•631·7149 o u R cu a To M Los Angeles, CA 90065 1pcs feature hand· with frH litter box & TRAILERS 8014
PROGRAM. Must be (Tyburn & Sat\ f~o) carved rose, motif. J•d•, bronzee, Jew· bag t>I llller. Please 1---------
exp'd In disbursing EOE/M/FN S 3 5 O O 5 4 6 ·O 1 8 O airy, Ivory. clol1onne, call 873-4879 1 pm. N 28, t !ft AUTOS
commission payroll & Real Estate· ANTIQUES 4 U SALE ro11wood curios & 10pm :;:' rent. ~Uo kl~h•, w•V'l"l:n labor Invoices for Furniture, ac:ce11orle1~ planter stands, French oa••...v 200+ employ"•· FAX .... 19TATI... 1<>-40% offl Buying 1· cabinets & Bombay, ---------1 shower, TV/VCR. Dayliiiiiiiiiiiii!iliiiiiiiiiii
resumes: 7.14·548· lluly Wiii-ti ..,.._ pJece or entire estate. paintings, porcelains, PIANOS• & wkly ratee. 55M844 WANND ·older uHd
9536 AJTN: Skip. ~ ~ for ir.... 312 Newport Bl. NB etc. etc:. No reason· o•,.•vr 6059 motorhome/Van/ala·
Friendly working con· Cll Ron TIVlcW. :I Pl•••• Call 548·4123 able offers refused. ~vnn., •••••••-uon wagon for family dltl~;~ERAL LABOR lllel'nl•1 &at •BUYING ITEMS* ~2.4!\'4~1~~ Costa isiipiilniinii•tiiipiilanoiiiii• ii•iimiiooiiithilAUTOMOBILES ~::!nt~~ ~:~~~:
710/Hr. Help contrac:· NI ''" From 1800-1960· 1 po • ac:llon, look• nice.•••••••-tor with duties. 673-7300 jewelry lo entire house , $580. 714-527·1854 1---------(7t4t239-0230· content1. Immediate cowcmus ANTIQUES.
•--------S•l••-Coneumer c:aah, tops. 673·6223 " "u'l? CAOILI.AC 9040 CLASSICS 1250
9246
LOOKING FOR 1ST Electronlca. Now W•lnu1 & gla11 lighted vv ••••••••l•lil•••••iimi!
Full time, S7.50/hr. JOB? hiring FT/PT for Fash· curio or doll ca11. TIANSPOITATION •aa •LDORADO liiiiliiiiiiiiiiil••liiiiii ~':~\~·u~E~~J!.~~ Now hiring lndlv, 18+~ Ion 111, M. Viejo Mall & S750/obo. 844-5312 Movtng-L.rg collection •••••••••I White, dleHI. Good ·:~.~-r:o
-provide c:lerlcal sup· lo Rep leading sports other Orange Co. high authentic: Mlldame condition. $2500. Call ,3800
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port for the advertl• & fashion public•· pr1onte areu8o;=r;; APPLIANCES 6011 Alexander doUa S2S. ---------• 843·9058 eso-aoaa Ing department of a Ilona. SH plac:•• Ilk• w guar earn. S30. 844-5312 BO•'TS 7011 _________ ,,,...,,,...,,,......,,,..,,....~-----')
FL Uv uaw,••1 A 075 ••• llu•t•n• Con-• growing communlly '"''"" IU l'REllZ•R..\IPRIQHT FOlD 9 vertlbl• orf!g. POW9r newspaper cha.In. Ac:· 2 wk• pd train, trans EMPLOYMENT Xtra Lrg•Worka Great WAllTBD
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curate typing of 50-& lodging PJOVlded. sE•VJ""W!~ 5533 GrHn S125 840-1264 TO --IOll 18 FT flberglaa• bay iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii new to:, glaaa/ w:n· 55wpm • MUST. Du· No exp. nee. Call Ma. &\ '°"'"' •v' launch. New surrey •95 Muatang 5.0 Con-dow. ony conao •·
ties Include data entry FOX at 714-772·7621 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stove dbl oven Hot·I••••••••• top, diesel eng, teak V.rtlble. fUlty 'loaded, MSOO. 714-721·9548
& heavy phonee. M·F, 9-5. ~ ..... _. point Hallmark w/Vent, decks. Beautlfull Sllp blk, runs grNt S5500 '72 lleroadH 280 IE
Hours 8:30am·5:30pm Or•nne Co. publl Pie••• be aware that like new $250. Refrl9 =-= avaJI. seeoo. 875-7939 obo 723-e3Ge 4.5 .• Machanlcally Mqn-Frl. Good ben· • th• listings In this c:at· Kenmore 19' dbl door -• eound aal hape elite, oppof1unlty for schools now hlHng. egory may require you w/leemaker S275. Call BOATS F R AL• Must '..'!mu: otter:
growth. Phyalc:af/drug PT/FT non·teac:hlng lo call • 900 number 723-0408 alter 8pm 1: 12'x2' whh•. •l',!9.1• JAGUAI 9105 PP. 848-6306 .
te1tl1'g la a prerequl· poalllone. 952•1000 In whlch there Is a CASH man kayak. 2: 8 x4' ••••••iiiiiiii1--.,,..~~=:-:---=--1lle of employment. Plant M•lnt T•ch charge per minute. RENT white dinghy. Either 1948 Wiiiy'• .1 .. p For consideration, call Green thumb, PT, exp, Buy II. Sell It. Find II. 80 'I 1Y., will go for hlghe1t bid '88 x.19 WNt•Prfstlne 4 cyf,·4 wtll, xtra parts
Judy Oetting, 714-842· own car, hrly + mil•· c ........ d. ...~ h I 'fl d o~ received. Call 714-c:ondttlon 68K ·m11•• 13500. 945-88ta or 4321 Ext. 301 . age. (714) 379-5899 "' nOUQ C ass1 e in 631·5335 for appt. S12,500 780-8~ MIMl828 -----------------·---------·~--------
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