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Home My WebLink About1994-11-02 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA •• The ups and ~'( downs of weather forl'casting: A t9w pressure area high above you can make you reach i01 a down Jacket this afternoon cmd cove r up tonight. See Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Newspaper Publisliers Assocfa tion's General Excellence Award for 1993 . Costa Mesa will . consider· building roller hockey facility .,... Parks Commission to po"rider placing facilify for the fast-growing spo'tt ·at Tewinkle Park. COSTA MESA - Ro1ler hock- ey enthusiasts may soon 'have a city-sanctioned placi . to skate and chase a puck without befog cross- checked by local police or angry shopping center owners. The Costa Mesa Parks Commis- sion later this month will consider a proposal to construct a roller hockey facility at Tewinkle Park. During its regular meeting last week, the commission directed staCf to examine the feasibility of · such a project and determine whether it could benefit the· city fi-. nancially. The commission will dis- . cuss the proposal further during .. .-A -Doll's Lile its next meeting on Nov. 16. "Basically, the-commission's try- ing to decide. if it's a good idea," said Community Services Director Keith Van Holt. "It could mean some revenue for ttie city." If all goes according to plan, the city would ·either convert two of Tewinkle Park's tennis courts into a roller hockey court or build a new court on a portion of the park that once was used as the city yard. Then. the city would contract · ,/'.- with a concessionaire to run the facility and schedule leagues. "And, we would probably take a percentage of those business prof- its because we would own the grounds on which the conces· sionaire operates," Van Holt said.- Similar facilities are currently operating in Garden Grove and Torrance. Van Holt said the staff will be questioning official~ in those cities to find out how well the programs are doing. · Terry J ames Is training Margie , a golden r.etriever puppy, to be a service dog. Once · trained, Ma rgie will assist those with' disabilities, such as · wheelchair-' bound and blind people. Terry J a mes s tretches before her yoga class at OCC as M~rgie works o n a little relaxation of her own. Margie, ari as piring guide dog, accompanies Orange Coas.t Coll ege student Terry James everywhere she goes -even to. class an d to bed BY MAllY ANN liA..tutoN, STAFI' W1una F rom public speaking to yoga, Terry James gets escorted to Orange Coast College classes by one of the spun,kiest blondes on .campus. • The student's shoes·may get nibbled by her. C9mpanion and . the attractive blonde drools occasionally, but Margie, a golden retriever puppy, is a great addition to James' life. The 5-month-old puppy • accompanies the. Huntington Bench resident to class and even joins her on shopping and "restaurant .trips. Margie needs the exposure to diffe rent people and different environments because she's a puppy in training. One day, Margie will serve as a "service dog" that will help people with disabilities"'other than blindness. James has volunteered to help her every step of the way. "It's really workif'll aot well so far," said James. "She brings. so much joy into my life. And , she is really sweet. With this program, you _get the hassles of a puppy. but you also get the joys of raising a puppy." James volunteers for Canine Companions for Independence, based in Rancho Santa Fe. Puppy raisers generally train young dogs until they are 18 months old. Then the dogs go into a six-month advanced training program berore they are placed with a disabled partner. Part of JameS: job includes · teaching Margie 25 commands, including: "car," which means "Get in the car" and "Let's go," which mea~s "heel." James also pays for food and vet visits. M:ugie'even sleeps in J ames' room. When M'}rgie wears her bright yellow vest. she knows it's time for work, James said, so she acts accordingly. James' daughter Niki Decker, 17, a senior at Marina High School, is a co-puppy tr~incr. She said the dog is a fu n addition to their home, though Margie can oe n handful. "She's kinda taken over our life," Decker said. "It takes a ' J'ot offwork -. it's like having a second job. But, she's also fun ." The puppy has permission to See DOG/Pa1e4 ¥an Holt said the staff fi;st drafte<i the proposal after receiv- ing "a few ·calls" from outside con- cessionaires. . . . The staff then began rev~wing which site$ in the city would be most appropriate for a roller hock- ey court. Only two loc~tion~ -Tewinkle Park and Fairview Park -would be large enough to accommodate the court. How~ver, Fairview Park was eliminated as a choice as the city has yet 10 develop a master plan for 'it. "We did talk about Fairview Park,'' said Parks Commissioner Alesia Erickson: "It was not con· sidered an .appropriate site be· cause a roller hockey facility would require a lot of hard scape. Not only that, but plans like this would really be jumping the gun because we have no plan out the re yet." .... Wi'it1t~i1J . Santoyo garner$ trustee endorsements .,... Th re e current Newport-Mesa board members back ·underdog.' Opponent We ndy Leece shru gs off the mouming support for her c~mpetitor. BY _lllARY ANN liAR.\tO~. STArr WIUTt~ NEW PORT:~1ESA -Less han-~ we.ck a-~y J'rom .. thc school;- board election, self·ptoclaimcd un- derdog candidate o~car Santoyo suddenly finds himself backed by some of 1he board's he:ivy hitters. Ed Decker, ,president of the Newport-Mesa Unified Scl}ool District board, and (et.low trustees Sherry LoOfbourrow and Martha Fl uor have all endorsed the write· ·in candidate. · Decker and Fluor just last week an- . nounccd their support for Santoyo. ''He dCmon- strate"LI to me that he is knowledgeable about the dis· trict and he Oscar Santoyo ~ undc rs tands the issues,'' Decker said. "And I was pleased that he demonstrated such a mature approach to prob- lem solving in a positive way." Santoyo, 30, cntere~ the race after 29-)C:lr trustee Rod MacMil- lian announced that he would not -.:lseek re-election in l:ue Septe_!l1lx:r. MacMillian's name will still :ip- ·pcar on the ballot, along with challerrner Wendy Lcece. Even though political. analysts say Santoyo's chance for a victory are slim, the write-in candidate re- mains optimistic. And the endorse- ments fro m the school board mean a lot to h'fil?. ''It means that people ·believe enough in me to accomplish what l"vc se t out to do," said Santoyo, "I mean, here · I am, a young kid ... • ~· SANTOYO/P•1• 4 Trustee race otters perplexing possibilities · S trongc days on. t/Je campaign trail ... Is it possible that a person could announce his retirement from political life and still win an election? ls it ~'S~ble l·hat the only· candidate on the ballot could lo:.e? ls it possible ~h:ll a candidate could finish a distant third in a three-way race and still end up the winner? In . politics, where . renlity and fant asy blur, everything is possible. So it shouldn't come as muc h of.:i surprise 11111-- M:I .. Editor's Notepook that all of these scenarios exist in one jumbkd, muddkd, ·contorted contest for a single se:it on the local school bo:ird. The .Pa\tlcground is Trustee Area 7. n slice of geogr:iphy in We::.t -Costa Mesa. The incumbent is a man named Rod · · MacMilli::in and he':. been scrving'the area since the 'Newport-Mesa Unified School 01 trict was created. He helped hire the first superintendent. He broke Mari:10 Bergeson into polities. There was nothing in the district th:it didn't have MacMillian's fingerprints on heMA1taU/P•1•• · LOCAU ONLY ON THI COYIR . Assembly Candidate Brewer already Writing lier speech? · Bllt ...... ''le~ Mllllll Unra~I those Christmas lights and string 'em along the yacht -official appUcations to participate in the 86th Annual Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade are now available throuFJl the Newport Harbor Area Chamber C>f Commerce. ' Registered participants must Like-part in four of the parades slated fot Dec 17·23 and are eligible for i variety of awards that will be presented at a Ja'\ 20 dinner at the le Meridien Hotel. Entty fee is $50 and any vessel, ftom a 12.foot byak to a milliOn-dollar yacht. Is Welcome to Jo&n the harbor tour chit attrldS more than a miHlon viewers, ICCIOfdins to cqanizen. fot more infonNtion, call 729...C..00. . The painting on top of page 1 is by local artist Don Jones (675-5839). . INDIX Almanac ................•... 2 Around Town ........... ,l Cityside ...................... 5 C1assified ................... 9 Jerry Kobrin .................. 3 Police Files. ....... -....... 2 Sports ........................ 6 ~:.:c:..., .. "" .. ~·"' 0'"-1111,...,...,... ' ' ~Marilyn Brewer has· reach ed the half-million-dollar mark in fund-raising and has already purchased ~er plane ticket to ceremonies in Sacramento. BY ~C S. POSNJI&, STArr Wann NEWPORT BEACH -Marilyn Brewer is so co~fident she'll win . next week's 70tb Assembly District election that the plane tickets to attend the swearina·in ccrtmony already have been bouaht. AlllOftl Brewer•• Uf>CMCS listed In tho most recent financial disclO:. IW'I documents Is a S252 charac, paid to America Wa t Airlines. • The detcription: .. Airfare to Sacramento fo r swearins·in." .. "I guess it's presumptuous," Brewer said Tuesday. "It kind of speaks ~ what· type of legislator l will be. By buying it ahead of time l get a better rate. "That just speaks to a woman with a positive attilude and a posi- tive mission.•• Her opponent, Jim Toledano, had a diltcrcnt toke on tl):u de· scriptioa. ••since w•a been Nf\Rin& aw:ly Crom me the entire campaign," he said, "it's nice that she's now de· dded to come up and see me sworn in." Also during .this reporting pe· ri'od, Brewe r moved o-.cr the half- milJion-dollor mark for fund- raising since her bid for Assembly•· man Gil Ferguson's scat bc.gan in a pri mary election Qgain t two conservatives. Most of the money, $193,094, was raistd in ereviou~ rcponing periods: A $252,004 103 n also ca!J'C in an earlier disclosure cycle. ''Actuolly 1he's a remarkable combin11ion of Michael Huffina· ton and Pete WillOn," Toledano said, referring to the Rcpublitan candidata for U.S. Senate .and ~li(omia aovcmor respectively. .. She's put half a million of her own money in and the rest is Crom spccinJ interest." Brewer's more notable dona- tions lhis reporting period, which covered Oct. 1 to 22, came Crom the Orange 'tounty Employees As· sociation. lnc. -whi~h contrib- uted $1,000, brinainJ its campaign total to $3.SOO -and $2,000 do-- nations each (rOfl\ the California Association of Hi&Jlw._y Patrol-· men, the CoHlomia Dental and The Doctor'' Company political · ·action commiuecs. Tolcdano's fund-raisit;l& wu sig· . nificantly less lhaD Brewer'•· To date, bis campaip b• been given St0.099 and taken out $49,000 ln loans. MOit or bis ~ tM>ns. iftchadina 13,520 mblcled ''this periOd. ccme troll daa -. ycr'• profnsioaal caleap11 . -.' . I J , ... .. ........ . • 2 Wednnday, November' 2, 1ie.t LOCALS ONLY CITY EDITOR DUS YOltOJ, 540-1224, ar. 361 UOUNDTOWN TODAY WOMIN'I CONNICTtON The Connectio n is where women con meet and talk with other women about conC(!rns relevant 10 wome n in the 90s. The Connection will meet from S:30 10 7:30 p.m....Jlt Village Farmer Restaurant in South Coast Village. Cost is SS and includes salad b:ir :ind bcver:ige. Info, 642-4484. IPIAKJNO & llLLINO Advance your career by improving your speaking and persuasion skills during a free introductory workshop al Oakwood Apanmc111s South, 1700 16th.Street in Costa Mesa. Info; 675-7196. THUUDAY PAUNT TllAININO Parents arc being sought by the Exchange Oub Child Abuse Prevention Center of Orange County to serve as volunteer role models for first-time parents. Two training sessions arc scheduled. One is today Crom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The other is Nov. 7 and Nov. 9 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. each day. For rcserva1ions, call Dcnine Ellis at 722-1107. VSID aOOIC SAU The Friends of thi: Newport Beach Public Library arc holding a used book.sale today through Sunday at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. all categories of books will be availa~le for 50 cents and up. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. For deta45, call 759-9667. COMMUNITY~UU The Medical Plaza Association at Newport Center and Newport Imaging Center is holding a free community edu~tion lecture entitled "Using the Newest Mental Discoveries In Learning & Memory" at the Newp6rt Center Medical Plaza, 360 San Miguel Drive, Suite 206 in Newport Beach. Olli 751).9000 for reservations. ROil IOCllTY The Orapge County Rose Society meets at the Westminster Civic. Center nt 7:30 p.m. The meeting is free nnd open to the public. Call 650·0946 for details. PRITHN HXUALITY A clnss for pnrents and their preteens (9 ro 12 years) on human. • sexuality issues will be held from 7 ro 9 p.m. today, Nov. 10 anCl 17, Dec. l and 8 at Community Church Congregational, 61 I Heliotrope A\'e, in Corona dcl Mar. Cost is S15 for the series. For information, call ins1ructor Eliz.ibeth Eckhardt at 85+4580. aUSINlll llMINAa ,_ Seeking some Fred Astaires: Charlie Schneider dances with other members of the Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dance club, · above. The dancers, who meet from 9 to 11 a.m. every Thursday at the Costa Mesa Senior C~nter, are looking for more male partners. At right, some of the -dancers share a laugh during a break as Ella Jonsson tells a joke to, from left, Peggy E,.ngard, Beverly Griffis, Elsie Rosebrook and Eva Schneider. · For more Information call 545-5669. rHoTos BY DAVJD Fsru>1G/ FOR THE DAILY PILOT Longtime Balboa Island pharmacist Leroy Kroesch died Oct. 25. He was 60. Mr. Kr-oesch ran the Bal~a Island Pharmacy from 1969 until 1980. He was a loyal USC alumnus and community supporter of local Little League teams and other programs. · His warm sense of humor and his caring and compassionate nature for. anyone in need of ine~ical advice or assistance will be missed. He is survived by wife Cynthia; $On Ken; daughters Lori Lambwright, Julie Donahue and Karla, Erica, Kirsten and Tara Kroesch; his mother Thelma; sister Beverly Edmiston; and five grandchildren. Private services are being arranged by the Neptune Society. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that tax-deductible donations be made to the Kroesch Trust, c/o Guido Smith, Esq., 1940 W. Orangewood, Ste.,.110, Orange, CA 92668. Promontory Point r~sident Walter Lee Mitchell Sr., died Sunday at Lakewood Medical Center in Los Angeles ~unty. He was 69. Born in Jlebraska on May 27, 1925, Mr. Mitchell was a self-employed investment banker. Mr. Mitchell is survived by son Walter Mitchell Jr. of Canyon Lake and daughters Susan Sappok of Apple' · Valley, Shar't>n Seleine of Newport Bcaeli 'and Pamela Mitchell of Long Beach. · Private services arc being arr:ingcd by Saddleback Chapel. in Tust in. Margaret Huntttng Garnaus . Margaret Hunt ting Garnaus died early Monday morning. She was 79. Mrs. Garnaus and her husband, Jack, have lived in Newport Beach nearly uninterrupted since 1947. • She workM as a .volunteer at Hoag Hospital and at the Sherman Library G~rdens in Corona dcl Mar. · In addition to her husband, Mrs. Garnaus also is survived by three children and three grandchildren. The family asks t~at donations be made to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers. No services were scheduled. ALMANAC IANUUPTCllS Rtttnt banluvptclu •s rrporttd to tht Ftdtral Bankruptcy CoiU1 in Santa Ana. COSTA MllA' • Pacinc Croup Trust1\l:lnagcment, Trustee or the !'tltsa Business Retirement Trust, chop1cr 11. • Mlchorl Ray Crowe, dbo: Micro Electronics. chapter 13. llRTHS Most rtttal births in Ntwpol1 &acb and Cosi. /tits•. HOAO MIMOalAL HOSPITAL OCT. U •Robert Douk or European llalr lnslllule, at 3140 Bear St. DIATIU Most l'tCIJJI dtaths as rtporttd to thet Oran,e County Rtct>rdtr's Omce. • • COITAMUA • Pblllp Shreve, 74, died Sept. 24. • Milton BICJDln, 66, died Sept. 26. • Katbryo Cooley, 44. died Sept. 24. • Salvador Carela, SS, died Sept. 28. •Ernest Paplham, 80, dled"Scpt 29. NIWPOIT II.ACM •Jack Levi Orman, 24, or Aliso Viejo. •Chandler S. Molsen, 39, o( Casile Rock, Colo. • Daolel•Tbomu Darmody, 21, of Santa Ana. • Kathy Jraa Slllllvan, 4S, or Newport Bcadl. • Calhltto Ann Armstrona·Cl•rk. 29, of Corona del Mar. • Ismael Contreras, 29, of Santa Ana. • Keith Lee Wood, 28, of Lona Beach. • David Ruben Bustamante, 40, of Dana Point •Sandi Lynn Adams, 31, of Laguna Beach. • Bradlq Daniel Blair, 33, of Newport Beach. • l..uU Hernan lle.rnandez Peda, 26, of Oranae. Otrus Place on Sept. 26. MAllRIAOU Most tTttat m•rrl•~• u ttpol1ftl to the Onn1t Couaty Rttordu11 Omce. COITAMUA • Nancr Estrada married Fedtrlcd Alvarado, on Sept. 10 in Los Alamitos. · • Mark Nuaam1!1e,r married MonJque Cuvtt, on Sept. 24 in Orinda. , • Jamu Jsaboa married Feliu Jlores, on Au&-13 In Huntinaton Beach. • Cul Cruclatt married loin Npyen, on Sept 22 In H11nllngton Bc1cb. . D ltrans' Primary Two Yea.r Fo<:us: Bridge Seismic Retrofit, is the topic • Kevin and Wendy Myers, Newport Beach, boy • Mlchorl and KJm~rley Crowe, Costa Mesa, boy OCT. 14 • Roser llannlford, 72, died Oct. 4. · • RJcb1rd Sp1uldln1. 68, died Sept. 28. • , Ed~rd Grant, 28, of Newport Bc1cb. -itOAL CLAIMS • Peter Roe• martied Terua Bro.DOW11d, on Sept, - 2• in c:Oronado. NIW'Pon HACH ' for the 11:30 n.m. Business Development Association of Orange County at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel on Bristol at Anton in Costa Mesa. Cost is S40 for members and $45 for non-members. CAii 832-5741 for reservations. NOVIL WalTINO llMINAR Local romantic fiction author •John 1nd Jodene Wri&ht. Costa Mesa.' boy • Christopher and Susan Morrow, Costa Mesa, girl · •Mark and Sttphonle Okey, Newport Beach, boy •David and llllory Feldman, Newport Beach, boy OCT.11 · Su-zanne Forster will discuss the themes or \\-Omen's popular fiction and the process or wri1ing romantic novels in n program titled "Writing rhc Novels~ You Love to Read" at 3 p.m. at the Corona dcl Mar Branch Library, 4'.!0 Marigold Ave. For dc1ails, call 717·3800. •Warren and Barbara Tucker, Costa Mesa, boy •Jay and Usa Toxlor, Newport eeach, boy • Ke'11n and Sherry G:artio, CoslJl Mesa, boy OCT. 17 •Erik and Krlstln•Dexter, Newport Beach, girl OCT.11 •Mark and Uso Daly, Costa Mesa, girl • Sttphtn and Tammy Tipple, c6!ft Mesa, boy OCT. H SATURDAY FLU CLINIC •Steven and Sharon KJrcher, Costa Mesa, girl • Ga,ry 1nd Karen Mn..(tln, Newport Beach, g.irl FHP Health Care is offering n free nu vaccination clinic from 9 a.m. to aUllNUS LICINSIS Ntw buslntu lietnst' Information rtporttd by tbt cltietl of Cosi. Mcu •nd Nca.port Beach. 1 p.m. at the Fl IP Costa Mesa ' Medical Center, 890 West Baker S1. Suite 100, in Costa Mesa. The •clinic is opelt to all scnioT citizens. FHP membership is not required. For reservations and information call 433· 7030. COITAMUA • Aupst Younktr or Richards and Roy. at 1861 Rhodes Drive • , •Chana Wh1 Chung or Buslneu,Pork Cart, nt 3SS4 Business Park Drive •Gou Chen Chen& or Chenp Acupuncture Center, at 1903·Fcdcral Ave. Stnd your lttms to Around Tonn editor, The DaJJr Pilot, JJO W. Doy it., Costa Alts•, Calif. 92621. • Roa Vanckr Moorta or RVM Construction Inc., at unkown address. TliE SEVl1'0llT 8llAOf • r66TA M&SA lus1utions. eduorlmt mancr or 1d· lllilJ Pilll. -···· -·-• Our 1ddtcta II 330 W. Bay St., vcnisemcnts herein can be repro- duccd without 11rrlucn pcrmbsloa <Mt1 Mna. CA 92627. • or copyrl£ht ov.ncr. ILll, a!M TO MAKI A COlllCTION HOW TO HACH UI It 11 the Piloc'a policy 1'0, ptomrcJy Tb-. IL Joll111-. Publisher corrca all «ron of subsuntt. Circulation \\11111• LoWtll, Editor rlt-call 5"0-1 ll4, en. 363. (The Tlmu SleYt fthrblt, Manasin1 Edicor ThWt )'O;U-Oranae Counly) Ins Yoll.C, Ocy Edi1or (800) 252·9141 Mire "11111-. Pboco Ediior m Advertlstn1 ... rr .. 11, Cimsta1ion Manap The Newport Buch/COiia Mesa Cl:1ssificd 642-5678 D11l1 Pa'°' (USrs·l44400) is llHll K11'ht. Production Mlnast-r published Mon<by throu1h S:uur· Display 642-4321 M~llHI fktdttt', OiJpby M~noicr day. ID NC'Wp()rt Ek1eb ind Costa Edltorlal J"'1 Otclln1t ctm1ricd M1naicr Mesa, sublcriptions ire only 1V11il· News 540-1224 ,,.... ...... Contl'Ollff abk by 1ubtcribina to The Tlmcs Sports M2..t330 °""l" County ~IOO) 2'2·9141. In arcu outside o Nc•port Be11cb · News, Sporls Fnx 646-4170 ind Cost• Mei.a, allbicripdons to lllADIU HOTUNI lllc ~·toe onf7 ire available Maln omce Ml· .... by ..ail SUI per -1b. Sec-Business Off"K:C ~2~321 Yow CIOfMICllU 8*1 tbt Daily oM eta. ,_. paid II Ccl&a Business fu 631·5902 Mc-. CA. (Priec{ ilKtudc all 1p-,· Pitoc °' news 4ipt wilt lie m:ordecl =.:n Md IOCal ta.cl.) Ind ai¥c11 dlrea!y 10 E4leof Wil-R: St1l4 addre• l'ubl..tied ~ film LobclclL n. uinc 24·hoW ~ IO Tiie N...,on lelldl/ ~. ll\IWrlfll MIVb 1MY M lllCd IO ea.. Mae Deily Plloc. P.O. Boll News,. Time Minor~ =d kum 10 die ftfitOf on 1111, 1-. Colla Mc'8. CA 91626. ::.~ ... ·& .. ~P'o ......... 11-.. ' • Artba.r Takemoto, 89, died Sept. 27. • llerkrt W1lnwri&ht. 74, died Sept. 24. • Ullan Cooper, 90, died Sept 30. DUIAllRUTI TM lol/owla1 ~plt'M'trt •rrtsted rtttntly oa 1usplcioa of drlvin1 undtr tht influtnct. TbtSt ~pie la.lt·e onl)' bttn •rrrsttd oa suspicion of• crimt •ad, u lll'itb •II such crimes, they •rt lnnoceat until proven 1ultty. COITAMUA •Tamara Kay Music, 31, of Costa Mesa. • Robert Art,hur Carrillo" 3S, of Costa Mesa. • David Rosenbers, 36, of Cos1a Mesa. •Juan Manuel Melendru, 23, of Costa Mesa. •Theodore Jason McKay, 25, of Costa Mesa. Citf COflodl ~•ben rttt•llr •pptV'lff uW lkaS.I "1 IM dtr ~of IM IOIJowlJw dahlu. NIWPOUllACN OCT. 24 •Walter .nd Constance Bonomo 1llegin1 head-on collision which killed Michael Bonomo on Aj>rll 2 on MacArthur Boul~rd at the 73 Freew1y was caused by failure of city to m1int1in ro1dway, etc. • Dtbln Entupriles Inc. for damages regarding explosion on Aug. I, 1993 on lhe premises of lhe EJ Tonto Restaurant, located fn Fashion Island. • MeMn S. Mann alleging excess iron in city water supply damaged property on April 1 l al 1219-B W. Bny Ave.~eldna reimbursement of $3,624 for wntcr dnmage to walls, ceilings, paint, floor covering and copper pipe repair. • MlchtlJt Muttrenko alleging city refuse truclc dragged trllSh cans behind and on lop ot rear bumpcn of \'Chicles p;uked on Oubhousc Drive on Sept. 20, seeking damaacs o( $419.89. • Daaltl Evaas n mmied Colltca Dtwa.ld, OD Sept. 24 iD Beverly Hills. • Oristlae ICm.m• married lllud Bron, on Oct. 1 In Walnut. . ' • Matthew Sperr married KJ;.. w,.1anc1. on Sept. 17 in Rivemde. • Daniel Schlerclbtln married Xiren ll1ku, on Oct. 2 in Santa Ana. • Jobn Ruiz Jr. married l«ntt Martha, on Oct. 1 in Portola Valley. RIAJ. llTATI IA.LU Rtttnt nal esi.te ,.Its u rtpol1td b)' tbt Contlntnt.tl LIW)'tn Titlt Co. in S.nt• Ana. COITAMUA •Fuchs, J. & L, 2020 Snnta Ana Ave. Q, $268,SOO. • Stead, C., 2020 Santa Ana Ave. M, S25S,000. • Jostph Souza M:u11ns, 33, or Costa Mesa. •Jerome Jodi Jartk. 35, of Costa Mesa. •Marco.Antonio Conuln, 20, of Costa Mcs:t. •Roy Elmore Jlarrls,31, of Anaheim. • Jamu £. McConnldt JU atleaing he was illegally _ arrested, Imprisoned and accused of violating Pen:al Code 148 on July 8 at 108 Via Xanthe. • Stensby, K. & K., 201 Costa Mba St., $337,500. •Crawford, J. & ,M., 319 Esther ~t.,.$280,000. • Bruncfa, B. & L, 1917 T~tin Ave., $206,000. • Della Artola, ~. or Niahcim. • Walter Kenneth Colford, S~. of Fountain Valley. •David S'"cott McChrlstlon, 26, of Fountain Valley. · • JoHpb Michael Kelly, 28, or Hunti.ng1on Bhch. •Janet Andrea Landrlcan, 32, of Newport Beach. •Pete Montez Meshell, 24, or Westminster. • Cindy Ventas Yrl&ollen, JS: of Westminster. NlwPORT II.ACM • P1ul CurtlA Fuller, 27, of Sunset Beach. • ScoU Allan K.nl&ht, ~. of Corona del Mar. WIATHIR Low morning TIMPlllATUIU clouds and .,.aches Newport leach 60/S6 of dense coastAI fog will dur 'by I.I boa 60/S6 noon. CosuMesa 64/$7 nDU Corona del Mar TODAY 61/S6 firsl low 1:13 a.m ........... 0.9 IUlf fOllCAIT First high LOCATION os1ZE 7:28 p.m ........... 6.4 Second low Wedge 2·3 SW 2:15 p.m .......... -0.7 N~ 2·3 IW SKond high llKki.i 2·3 IW 8:27 ··~·· .. -· 4.7 livu Jetty 2·3 IW THURSDAY CdM 2·3 IW -first low 1:52 a.m ..... -... 1.1 aoAnN• first Mah light \'~rlable 8:06 Lm ••. -...... 6.7 winds wtlt shlR Second low touthwHttoWHt 3:01 p.m.-........ 1.0 IS.JO knots lhlt Secon4 hip •'••moon. -'th 2 9:18 P·"'···· ...... 4.S foot wind wawes, 3 Wal tr foot Mil ••It . r...,atwe: '2. .. ' • Forrul W. Pond lnc. for Herbert Voss alleging city sewer backed up into business 11 3645 E. Coast Hi&hway on Sept. 26; scekina reimbursement of 1pproximately $4,500. • RJmland, S. & M., 366 Walnut St., $237,000. • FtrpJon, L. 363 E. 20th St., $198,000. •Harbottle, S. & J., 413 Costa Mesa St., $295,000. • !«public Jnsurtnct Co. for Joh E. Bucbob and Sally A. KJnley alleging water damaae to 312 Poppy on Aug. 22; seeking damaacs of $9,313.36. • Cuckr, D. & A., 424 Costa Mesa St., $321.SOO. • Crottll, \V., 486 Costa Mesa St., $307,000. • Menalnaer, M., 482 Esther St., $3SS,000. ' • C1rleton1 A., 2680 Riverside ])five, $203,000. • Etplnosa, R. & S., 2480 Santa An• Ave., $166,000. • Herbert F. and Betty C. VoN allegina property damage to 3641, l64S and 3653 E. Cout Hi&hway on Sept. 26 as 1 result of sewer backup. • F. Sand{a Ward allcgin& damaae to vehicle as • result or tree limb Callin& and hittina car at 9<11 •Doyle. T. It J., 24-4S Rue De Cannes, $184,000. •Martha. S. A C., ~ Venier Way, $180,000. .IUU ... ORT POLICI PILll .............. , th1t the trunk can't be COITAMUA accessed through the car's ..... 1n111 IJOO blo<k otWtst Baktr ....... T ..... ., interior: Stnet: P1n.s of al Datsun The Dawn Patrol surfen 2AOZ were reported are bad. ~';fi that stolen from a aanae that NIWPOU II.ACM htra hour ght In was pried open. The loss the morny.g. Enjoy It was listed •t SSOO. J..00 block ot Via Oporto: while you can, u we ve ·Acid was thrown onto a moving lnlo the short 1100 blo<k of NatJoa1t 1986 Mercedes 190E, -'nter days. Anaue: The front &rill permanently dama&ina A •Iron~ wnt/north~t and two side micron were the Sold paint job. A IWtU d>m nalion mbced stolen off or. Ford F·lSO In •Ith a MUiier price taa wasn't placed on southwut swell Is makln1 pickup. The loss was 1he vandalism. One can listed at SJOO. some ~ head high only speculate, but the W£W91 :::tw. ...... llOOWeellefHertier cu'a owocr probably Ntew soul •• els• BoultYarcl: Someone didn't rcOcc:t tho mcmae It pick.Ina up from t • lut ap~rcntly broke into the on her license plate: of a Hrlts Of storms off tnmk of a Toyota Ounty BEAHPPY. Newlut.nd. and tOok '5,SOO la cash AltoMmayaetlOlfte that had been hidden •"°"I IOUth ..... ''°"' ........... •tonn K1Mty oll s..111 under the carpctln&. ne America. front pauoneor door WM • NcYcr llllWCf quadom . For dally surf NpOrll round •nlockcd ud tho on tho phone until ,o.. Md foreQsll, al (900) ............... ., ¥' certaia ol the Qller'1 976-SUlf. The al C01t1 ......................... identity.· St.J8 ........... IOll. oftker DOCed. b9t added -"°!',.., ,...,,,.,,. polke_ , • A • Newport Beach/Coata M-Dally Pilot Wednesday, November 2, 1914 a · Ge-zer recall the good 'ol days for y~ung reporter . YES, ELYSE, TIIERE WAS UFEBEFORE ,, TELEVISION -As a writing project for students at ~llrincrLElcmcntaty School, StXtfl·graders in Mn. Sue Robbtn's ~lass ~ave been assigned to interview geezers at least SO years older than themselves. And so, because her own parents didn't qualify, 1 was chosen by pretty and bright Elyse Local Scene. Poppen, age 11, for the honor. It was one of the most refreshing sessions I've ever enjoyed with a fellow-journalist. Armed with 100 prepared questions, each on a 3x5 card, Elyse wanted to know what lif c was like when I was her age. At first, I considered a humorous approach. I thought of telling her that I'd never been 11 years old -that I had gone directly from 9 to 21, at which age I found myself being· fitted for a U.S. Army uniform. But kids aren't easily kidded these days. Elyse smiled a lot, disarmingly, but she was direct and persistent. I mean, we could be talking here about the ne~ ' Dnrbara Wolters. Space doesn't permit a listing of all 100 questions, but here's a random sampling, along with things I should've said: -What did you•wtar to school? (l wore hand·me·down~actually, as the youngest of four brothers.) GRAND 0PENI~ . "'·fJ ~- Now In Newport Beach ~"~ ... , u JOU M9e -on Hard <:op, CNBC) uifO. Tuna. 09tr 50 awwds -Sdlplomu. ••:run uputalclc bl Europe A Ille U.S. ·\• t•"~ ~~ r-----, . ~~ .. ~ I Brin~ a 1 • lf.P-friend and • · teceive tw~ !Ji"'o'OOFF, -Dkla't ,oar parnU bay ,OU uy now dotbaf (Onl~arcly. As my dear ol' dad used to say, the budget was a bit strained. But he'd -Ways add, ·~member, son, we may be broke but we're never poor.") -Did )'our house have electricity? (Yes, there was a flickering bulb here and there, enough to read by.) (Yes, every Saturday afternoon. Ten cents a ticket, unless you could slip by the usher.) -What wa{ your flnt movie? (A very exciting cowboy classjc, starring Ken Maynard.) -Do your remember the name of the movie? (No, I can hardly -. remember Ken Maynard.) -What did you do for -How was your house heated? • (There were two pot-bellied entertainment? (Being a music-playing family, we provided our own. All of us kids played stoves, and an adequate amount of coal in the cellar bin. Our house was never without a feeling of warmth.) -Were you a good student? (No, too easily distracted.) -What distracted you? (Girls, mostly.) -Did you go to collcae? (No. see answer above. As the old joke went, the only thing that stopped me from going to collcgc was good times in high school.) -Did you go to the movies? instruments and sang, with Pop teaching and conducting, but don't bother searching for any of our recordings.) · -What did you play? (The radio, mostly.) -When you were 11, there wasn't any televlslon, right? ...- (Right, it wasn't even a gleam in Milton Berle's eye.) -But you did get around to watching TV, didn't you? (Not at home. Mom and Pop agreed it wasn't worth the money, and Ple·"e Join Us For Dinner Lunehor Weekend Brunch Sabatlno's was orlglnatly founded in Chicago after our father brought the famlly recipe for our famous Italian Sausage from Palermo, 1taJY In the 1930's. Today, hls ~ons & grandson continue to provide a complete menu of authentic Italian food prepared fresh dally and seasoned with 5 generations of family pride .. Thank you, ' The Sabatino Family ~IUtillG SPECIALISTS ....... • QIMr ...... Clwfln "tt,.,,,..,..., tt .............. ,, For~call 723-0821 · ard W Beach DOUBLE TAX-f REf . 6.99% Tux-Free Yield to Maturity --13.00% Approximate Tax.able Equivalent Yield' San Diego Public Revenue S&P Rating: A-· Moody's Rating: Al Coupon; 5.25% Yield to ~I: 8.92% Maturity. 05/lSflO Call Date: 05/15/03 Price: 79.34 Call Price: 102 • In the (f}DllOl'I of the &n.J C«ltud. mlt~I on tho! Bends 1s tJtmp/ from StcJlt cJnd Fr.Jtrot taxes. 1'39 &'Ji f'tderol and I Ul/4 slate/ lit orm and olkr subJt;CI /<r(lnor J.OW uc t..liangt m pncr. "" ' treatments I L:ermanentJ for the r: I I price Of I 1 lMaite-up I I one! I I Eyes, I I New Olenis On1y I 14Eyebrows I · L~,!!S~:!.5!!.J & Lips For more inforlnatio'n. call . · · Daniel C. Horgan Senior Vice Pnaident -Investments (7 14) 476-5126 I New Cllents Only I Electroly111 UJ111ra.1.1.;,n;21.J GlyloUc Acid M0e-up 409314'~ ~~ 619-9161 .... 620 Newport Center Or. • Suite 1300 • Newport Beach. CA 92660 Kemper Securities. Inc. Member NYSE • Member SIPC ~~u4 .,...,.,..w•I · predktcd that television would never become popular.) -Wben you watch TV, nat abows do you llke? (I like watching football ~ames, while holding h~nds with my bookie. I like to look upon this action as my unccttain livelihood.) -Any other proarams? (Yes, for comedy relief, I like to watch the Humnaton and Feinstein spitting contests.) -When you were growing up, which foods did you eat? (Anything my sainted Mom prepared. It was all memorable. • As Buddy Hackett said, "It wasn't until I got into the Army that I realized there didn't have to be heartburn with every meal.") -I see you have photos or yourself wita.. different presidents. Which was your favorite? (The one l really care about is Ulysses S. Grant.) ·· . -Why President Groot? (He's the one on $50 bills.) -Bow 1oaa u~ JOU beea wriUaa MWlpaper colwu1! (Too long. My first column for a daily paper appeared in The Reading. Pa., Eagle back in Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Six. I've since come a very long way.) -How tar have you come? (About 3,000 miles.) 0 (NOTE -It .should be noted that I've taken several liberties in recounting Sunday's two-hour session with dear Elyse Poppers. Actually, it was a no-nonsense interview. Her questions were well-organized, intelligent and serious, and not once did I have to plead the Fifth Amendment. I hope that Mrs. Robben considers rewarding her dealcated effort with an A·plus - a rating, incidentally, which never once adorne.~ my own report card.) Jerry Kobrla's columa ruas MondDy Dad. Wedntsdsr . 75% OFF ONE -OF -A ·-KIND EVENING WEAR & .. BRIDAL GOWNS WORN ONCE IN FASHION SHOW 3363 VIA LIDO 675 -6614 LET US MASS·AGE . Y.OUR CAR! Diedrich's Coffee Shirley's Bagels Cappuccino .. 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J Decker said he was impressed with 'santoyo's . involvement ~th youngsters and the communaty though his work as director of th~ program Save Our Youth. Santoyo will also bring a "unique and much-needed perspective to the district," Decker added. . ......... w...s, ....... -~ ..... bctW..., al dis --. and 1w ._. ..,, -.. pralCd with ber ...,.... 'tbe • nuns... FlUOt Wd. ... ,... bC1" that pa11 of the community needs co be represented by Oscar.'' Leecc took the endorsements of ber opponent in stride. .• "It's not going to affect my cam- paign, I have plenty of support." said Leecc, who herself has gar- nered the endorsements of Con- gressman Dana Rohrabacher (R· Huntington Beach). Assemblyman Oil Ferguson CR-Newport Beach) and Costa Mesa Mayor Sandy Genis. "I have classroom experience, I have children. I can't see how any- one with a di(ferent skin color can bring more to the table than the experience &hat I have. I can rep- resent everyoqe, regardless of skin color: The problems are in the classrooms and that's wl\ere we need'to focus." -........ .. allcDd dllles wi1b J ..... at occ. Md Marlie bowl just .Wt to do. In a recent ~ clasa, Margie bounded into the room, ireeted a few people and went to her pcnonal blanket In the comer riaht next to James. "Margie adds a nice, gentle presence to our class, .. said yoga instructor Ginny Fereira. "She goes right to her corner and takes a nap while we have our class." Sometimes in class, though, Margie plays the class clown. "Once in my public speaking class, the teacher bad just finished a l~ng lecrurc and all of a sudden, ·Margie let out a big yawn," James said, laughfog; ''The whole class just cracked up. 0 When dogs are fully-trained, . • aMJ Will bs Ible ID ..._. dieebfed , ,..,... lw ... &.a Mb II tumins li,bt IWi&cba off ud .. pusbi., clevatot buHom. IDd rctricvm& items. "Once I uw a acrvice dos pulling a woman in a wbcckbair down the street," James Aid. "Seeing these dogs work just b'ings &cars -to my eyes. It was so great.'' But James' life hasn't always been this great. Three years ago, her husband died nftcr a four-month fight with cancer. She grieved fo r 2 tn: years, missing the man she calls the "love of her life." She came to a breakthrough in hCJ' grieving in June, when her daughter was getting ready for her senior year. "I just felt like I had to move on," she said. ''Since the death of Everybody's Wearing Them "From my perl'pcctive, our board needs represenl3tion from the Latino community and Oscar has demonstrated to me that he's qualified to serve on the board and that he would be a very valu- able member of &he gove rning body. J really believe in &his your;tg man." Decker has also endorsed in- cumbent Judy Franco. MARRIAGE &. FAMILY LAW Fluor gave Santoyo her only en-- dorsement of the election.· "Oscar will lend a voice to · our board for a group that is uftdcr- rcpresented," she said. '"He has clcurly demonstrated with his in- volvement in youth &hat he has the childre n's interes&s at heart. I've · met with him on a number or .oc- c:isions in &he past and have found him refreshing. He has a maturity beyond his year~." • ConteeUd Ii No...c:onu.c.d • A.._..... Ordere • Child Cuetody Ii Support • Bcl:d•....,, ...... llHIMa Both trustees said the en- dorsement has to do with ·san- toyo's qualifications, not with his opponents. 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I'm l' ' for ,_.,... instead ol Whal IVUll -r ,, tw bappcaed ao me in the pas&. Goins IO school to cam a degree became a major soal for James, and lhc also wanted &o start,. communi&y service projccL So, she signed up al oce and &ook on t¥ d<>& training responsibili&ies. James hopes to gel another puppy when Margie's training ends. The sight or James and M3rgie walking together across campus ' . aurldl aaaentioD from hllcraaed 11udeaU and tclCben. They lto.p to pct Margie, or to apcnjl a few miQute1 playing &ug~f-war with her leash. ''The question I hear the most ls 'How aro you goina to be able 1~ give Margie up when it's time?' " James said, watching the puppy play with a little stuffed cat. • "l don't w3n& to be reminded or &hat but I tell them &hat I got into this 1 knowing l would h~ve to give her up1 so hopefully, I'll be prepared. And, ~St? &h is dog .has a highe r purpose in hfe. She w11J be able to help someone who really needs her." • Persooalltcd Designs with Complete Landscape lnstaijaUons • <h·CT 40 Years of Combined Service in Orange County • References Tiiroughout Orange CoWlty '1 ' FARNSWORTII IANDSCAPE COMPANY 548-5132 Uc. #421070 "... They poaess certain special properties that add zip to your system and help It melt away unhealthy pounds. You have to try them to see the results ". -Ann MQrgan Read this Only If You Have.Oeclded GI.ASSELL M.A~~y COMPAXY 434-7744 . Uc. #489443 4 Now you have tile opportunity or chang • mo your appearance and your Ille With out going on a diet Even if you have been overwei.11ht lor years 1t s not important Everyone who has tned fat·bummo calone foods has lost weight. These foods musr make you rose weight too or 11 won t cost ' ytiu a single cent If you don t want to lose weight tor you, ·~ self. do it for yoUf husband. your chlldren and for your health! Last Minute! -N utrltlonlsts have discovered that certain foods cause you to lose weight. These are foods with rat-burning calories. The more you eat, the more weight.you lose. Q: Do. you have to follow some kind of special diet? Oris It just a quntlon of adding fat-burning calorie foods to your normal diet? during their search for healthier foods. When you add fat-burning calo- rie foods to your normal diet, you lose weiQht but you also lower and nor- malize your cholesterql rate. This always contributes to your health: · Not To Take This Trial .Otter Copies of this ed11JOn ol the Report on "Fat burning Foods That Cause Weight Loss· ma' soon be depleted The next ed1110n may not ~ able to go to press for two mollths In 1 report that you can receive without obligation , you will dis- cover what these foods are , why they .cause you to lose weight, • and how. QUESTION: How can certain foods cause you to lose weight? ANSWER: E>Cperiments have shown that 15 particularly healthful and nutritious foods (some of which are vegetables and fruits) burn more calorles than they contribute. So the more you eat, the more you burn off your excess weight. These foods (with fai.-burning calories) are transformed into energy, not fat. O: How 11 this ponlble? A: The power of fat-burning foods to dissolve excess fat will seem obvious to you when you understand how your body accumulates fat. You are. born with a certain number of ·adipose" cells. These adipose ceMs swell up and multiply when you take on too much weight. A.s soon as your metabolism slows down. this allows carbohydrate-based foods to be changed l11to fat. This fat Is stored. Therefore. you cannot lose weight by draining the fat from the cells. You can only do this in three ways: omit foods that are rich in fat (diet- ing); Intensive exercising; or eating foods with fat-burning calories that burn off the fat and drain it from you cells. • 1 Obviously. it ls the last method that Is far and away the easiest because It requires no effort, no deprivation. Q: Hqw '""'' po1nda can '°' loH perwttll7 A: If you are more than 20 po~s overweight, you lose an average f frve to six pounds in the first and three to four pound~ in subse- quent weetcs If you are mort than ~nd• ove=you wffl lose · Mn men . Some people more ":u.r to k>M hlv.lolt up to 1 In ........ Wiik. I A: You don't have to follow any diet. or change anything in your lifestyle. You can eat pastries, sauces, butter, cake, anything you want. The only thing you have to do is add .. fat-burning calorie foods to your nor- mal diet... and watch your pounds and rolls of fat disappear. . . 0: How many fat-burning calorie foods do I have to add to my normal diet? A: Just add 25% of your normal dl~t. But you can exceed that amount because the more fat-burning calorie foods you eat. the more quickly you lose we1ght. 0: lnat,ad of adding thne fat-burn- ing calorie foods, can I Just replace 25% of my normal diet with them? A: Yes, because that is not really important. The only thing that Is lmpor· tant is to absorb at least 251/o fat- burning calorie foots because these are the ones that burn off the excess fat and cause you to lose weight Q: Wiii it be 111y for.me to maintain my Ideal weight after losing my elClll pounds? A: Most people who lose weight with diets of pills or other methods quick- ly gain back the weight they-have lo.st. But with fat-burning calorie food s, it is different. The only thing you have to do:to keep slim Is to add fat-burn- ing calorie foods to your normal diet. O: wt11t .,, thtM tat·btmlne catort1 '"*7 Where an ya1 get 1Mm7 A· AH these tat-burning catorle foOds are natural foods. There are 15 of them. Among them are fruits, vegeta- bles and other natural foods that you will find In any supermarket or at your grocer: Q: ..... ,. "" ,,.., ..... ,.., .. ............................. ........ ,.., ....... ...., A: Everyone who his added flt-burn- ing calOrie foods to their norm1t dtlt hU lost weight Here are some m:trPtS from letter we have recetved. • LOSE WEIGHT,! An Amazing Discovery: Fat-burning foods Now you can lose weight easily, even II you 11t a little too much "I had tried everything ... " "I have lost 35 pounds. All my life I · have suttered from being fat and I had . tried everything to lose weight. The fat-burning ca lorie foods are the only thing that have ever worked for me. I feel like a new woman. My husband also lost 23 pounds. We are delighted to have rediscovered e ~Y of life that we had long sine ost. rs. Claudine S. "My 11ce11 welg mthtd away ••• " "In three weeks, I lost 19 pounds of excess weight. Since then r have not regained that fat . Because I had already tried so many methods and medications to lose weight, I no longer believed In any of them. But I tried this anyway. Thank heaven! Maybe fTlY experience can be of help to other people." • Miss Francine P. "I thowght I waald Ill fat all my '"'···" < "I often dreamed of becol)'llng slim. but nothln I ever tried ever helped me lose fat·buming r.alorles. I lost 23 pounds in two short weeks and a total of 68 pounds more qulc~ than I would have dared to hape ·My husband told me last nloht thlt I am prettier than I ever have been." Mrs. Martha S. Q:llllllrlHlia .... DlllMflt: .................. ..., ... ., ............ Ille 1•111 Jlllr ............... 7 A. Yn . Fat-burning calorie foods were discovered by nutritionist physicians . ' Q: I have already tried bean pod capsuln, pineapple capsuln, other methods, other diets, and nothing helped me lose weight. Why would It be different this time? 1 This trial offer is enttrely at my nsk If • you do not lose at teas1 five pounds per week. all you have to do 1s relurn the Report on foods that cause weight IOss within 90 clays I will then selid you your money back no later than 9 days a~er rece1vmg your package This is an uncond1honal no·quesltons·asked guarantee 2 You eat as much as you want. and any· • • thing you want All you have to do 1s add one·fourth fat·burn1no catone foods to your normal diet 3 You are the one to decide if you want to • keep the Report or 1f your prefer to return • 11 for a refund If you want quick service and want to ta~e advantage ot the pnce of this ed1t1on. send 1n the anached c9upon now The only thing you ns~ is loroenmg 11 . NOTE: This Report 1s not sold in book shops You may obtain 11 only with the coopon below SURPRISE GIFT: A: Because the process of fat-burning calories is natural: you burn off more calories than you absorb\t Because everyone who has tried them has lost weight. there is no reason that 1t would work for everyone else and not for you. The results are so certain that you can try this at our risk, and with no obligation .· · You may even return the Report af1er having • lost your excess weight. but I don't believe you would do It. If you reply within live days we will also send you a small but aston1shmg sur· pnse gift You may keep the gift even 11 you return the Report tor relund Try these foods that help you lose weight. with no obligation and com- pletely at our risk. Decide only AFTER having lost your excess pounds if you want to keep the Report. HERE IS MY PROPOSAL: If you do not lose at least five pounds per week, within 90 days return the Report on "Fat-Burning Foods that .. 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' The only challenger to emerge by lhe close or lhe filing deadline was a woman named Wendy Lccce. Leece ran against ~l.irMillian five years ago and lost. Dndly. Out that wds then and this was now and there had certainly been a lot of waler under the bridge between elections. The district's budge t director was arrested and sent to prison for stealing more than $4 million Crom the ·financially pressed district. The superintendent -the same guy MacMiJlian hacf )lelped hire - was forced into retirement. The teachers look ·a no-confidence vote in the district's administrators. So, MacMillian wasn't home free by any stretch. or course, Lcecc wasn't either. ducked out in deference to MacMillian. So Santoyo has to go the write-in route, a tricky way for any politician to do busineu. Write-in candidates sencrally fare poorly, and there's no reason to believe that Santoyo is going to break ~hat trend, even though he has recc1Ved some key endorsements and whispered promises of support. Still, there's mounting evidence that Santoyo -even if he comes in a distant third to MacMillian · and Lccce in the v9ting ·-may be the ultimate winner. •t Herc's how: • MacMillian wins. MacMillian says thanks but no thanks. · The board considers its options. There arc two: Call another election or appoint someone to take MacMillian's spot. Since elections cost money and the last guy who tried to find some spare cash around the district went to prison, it's reasonable to assume that the board will opt to appoint someone. Advantage Santoyo. Cl IDI VaBrteera .._ .... 'Get OUt 1111 Lltmo Vote' cmnpalgn local volunteers are- sousht for a "Get Out the Latino Vote'' campaign sponsored by fhe League of United Latin American Citizens. Both bi-lingual :vtd Spanish-speaking people are needed to call voters and walk precincts between now and the Nov. 8 election. The program is sponsored by the two largest Latino immigrant and civil rights groups in the state: The League of United Latin Ameri~_ll Citizens and Herm:iWldad Mexicana Nacional. · For more information, call 527-9007 or 541-0250. Although she hated the label and brushed it aside as inaccurate and misleading and chalJenged anyone to prove its accuracy, Leecc found ti herself billed as an extremist, a member of the religious right, a stealth candidate wi th a hidden Herc's a young Latino man from the West Side wllo makes his way in life working. and helping young people, some wh,o would be at risk of being swept in gangs if not for his assists. The school board has nobody, who comes close to that description and board members know it. In private conversations, ·most of the candidates running fo r Registrar or voters extends hours for absentee voters • • f f c t f agenda. . But a funny thing happened before the election really got any . steam to·it. MacMillian announ-ced that he was pulling out of the race. Under' normal settings, that. might have simplified thin~ for Lccce. The incumbent's gone, the election's but a formali ty, life's wonderful ... But if anything, MacMillian's ' sudden departure opened the flood gates of confusion. Even though MacMillian said he was out, ii was too late to get his name off the ballot. And with MacMillian's announcement, a third candidate -community activist Oscar Santoyo ~ came forward and said he would run as a write·in candidate. And while that may not sound like a lot of political maneuvering,. here's th e way the landscape now looks: MacMillian's still on the ballot and stands a. reasonably ..good chance of winning the co'htest. Le.ccc is 1he only "real" candidate on the ballot but risks the embarrassment of losing to a candidate who -technically -•no longer exists. Santoyo -a lo~al product who has gained a rising reputation as director of a gang jntervention program -had toyed with running earlier in 1he year but school board concede they'd probably select Santoyo if given the chance. And just like that, a man who gave up on the race months ago comes away the winner and a · woman who has spent five years convincing people she is serious • about being a school board member is a loser. It could happen. Steve Marble ls the managing editor The Registrar of Voters will be open for extended hours this weekend to' nccommodate those voters who wish 10 vole by nbscntcc ballot. The office will be open to the public fro m 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday. SaturdMt' and Sunday. For further information . concerning absentee voting, call the Registrar at Voters al 567-7563. • Sensual Si lk Scarves • Decorator Pillows •.Fine ~ifts & Collectibles H . Mon,Tues. 10·7 Sat. 10-6 , ours. 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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387 .. Philosophy · ol a too ..., Costa Mesa football coach responds to comments by CdM football coach., D car Mr. Carlson · · Over tnc weekend, following our game with Estancia, your paper publlshed a number. of articles about statements made prior and after the game. In bold print you allowed someone who has never mec me or been on our campus to make statements .•altacking rrie personally. I think if you were going to do that you might have asked someone who knows me, what they thought of me and the way l treat athletes. I thiak it'a ~nt that I aplain a f cw of my be- liefs. I would ~'that ln a democracy people would have the intoUJacncc and the decency to auack my philosophy and not me penoaally. First, ·scores can no1 embarrass alhletc;s. Not doing their best can. Estancia players earned our team's re- spect because they hit us hard for 48 minutes. They never quit. Their coach was heard to say at ·halftime that "they didn't have any pliyers who wanted to win." I saw a. group of kids who gave it their best for 48 minutes and were given a poor plan for winning. Second, I believe that you should always do your best regardless of the score. If you're good at any- thina you should be all<>Wed to showcase your talent. Do we ask great runners to slow down IO they won't embarrass the pack? Do we ask great minds to act dull so they won't embarrass the pack? I won't apologize for coaching the best I can or bavina my players play the best they can for 48 m~nuta. • . Finally, for years many football playcn who hved an the COsta Mesa area, left Costa Mesa High Scbbol lo auend othm schools because they felt we didn't have a quality football program. It is important for our future athletic survival, that we show we have a program that is to be respected, furthermore, each athlete that comes to our school will be given the opportunity to be successful. Sincerely, Myron Mllltr A DISSENTING. ·OPINION :· ~-Co?ta Mesa's great team deserves a better face. A midst a football season of extreme positives -Newport · Harbor High's great 8-0 start and No. 1 ranking in CIF Division V, Costa Mesa High's high-scoring Mustangs who appear to be hell-bent for th~ very least, a semifinals showdown in CIF VIII circles, and· Corona del Ma r's quest for a piece of the Sea View crown and a berth in the CIF Division V playoffs -the No. 1 story to this point isn't about any of the above. At least at this juncture the big story is the continuing saga of Costa Roger Mesa High football coach ~lyron Miller :rnd his run-it-up philosophy, which he believes best scr. cs his Mustangs. DAILY PILOT FIU PllOTO Well, Myrbn has his points, he feels he is there for the Costa Mesa Mustangs, and you've got to give him his due ... Costa Mesa High has never had so much to be proud of in terms of on-the-fi eld success. But I would not be honest if I did not say it: l don't like the trash talk. Not on the field, not on the sidelines, and not from •n:oach. And, I don't like to sec any high sc110ol football team trashed, or to sec athlecic programs disgraced with a deliberate manner. I wonder if Estancia basketball coach Tim Parse! will deem it necessary to · apply a full-court press and keep his starters in for the distance in an attempt to run up a 100-poinl margin over Costa Mes:i th is winter, to maint;iin a measure of "respect?" Going for it with t\VO seconds left and a 44-0 l~ad? I've no problem with · that, assuming its the first half, even the third qoarter. Most football fans with an irtquisitive mind usually check the score by quarters - and the mos't significant score of any blowout i& the first half score. · Carlson In Monday's edition it was pointed out tha t "numbers speak for themselves," and a further illustration is the adjacent s1a1is1ics for the S rt Ed. once-lowly PO S ltor Mustangs, who have A 35-7 victory? Pretty good, bu t boy, look at the halftime score (35-0). That's an awesome 35-7 victory. Costa Mesa High football coach Myron Miller calls timeout during last year's CIF title game with Trabuco Hills. Trabuco, avenging a PCL loss to Costa Mesa, led 44-6 a~r three quarters ~nd in the end, that proved to be the final score. I'm not sugge'sting that you have to stop scoring, or stop the effort, but when you back up the numbers w.ith the comments, it doesn't leave much. b~n converted in,to the most .prolific numbers ceam in Newport-Mesa School District history. By numbers alone, Miller and his Mustangs are someching to behold. • Seven wins, one loss, a 40-38 non-lengue loss to Troy with star Dewayne Crenshaw not suited up for the gnme the only scar. • In eight games Mesa has punted three times, has 50 TDs and hasn'c even attempted a field goal. • Running back Charles Chatm:.in ha s scored 25 touchdowns. •Mesa's passing game has suffered one quarterback sack. •They've already ru shed for 3,277 yards and they may still have a half-dozen games to go before il's over. •Their average net yardage is 476 yards a game ... 410 on the ground. •They've dominated the clock and che Costa Mesa stands ha\'e not looked so good for a long time. • Thcy\e scored 50 points or more four times in eight st:irts this ye:ir, averaging 44.S per start. A year ago the Mustangs (9-3-2 and CIF finali sts) averaged nearly 30 points a game; evi:n in Miller's first yenr, a 3· 7 run in '92, Mesa scored nearly 30 point~ a game over its lost eight games, including 65 on hapless Laguna Beach. And, along the way, clearly there have been a few ruffled feath ers in the process. Right now, however, it's Miller who believes he h:is a beef, most notably with the Pilot's Monday editi on which quoted first-year Corona d~I Mar football coach Mark Schuster, who stated MjJJ6's comments smacked of an "ego trip." This came after Saturday's game story of Costa Ml!sa's 55-12 rout of cross-town rival Estancia, a team considered by many as ~n ave rage team wich high hopes, not unlike a lot of high school footba ll teams. It wasn't the margin of victory so much ns it was the comments by Miller, who said before the game, "If we can we'll win 100-0." Miller felt like he had been ambushed by Schuster's comments, and above is a written response from Miller. "We'll s~ore 100 poincs on them if we get the chance" ... I could have bought, "We'd like to win, and look good." Since 1960 the Daily Pilot has covered Costa Mesa High football every ti me out with a reporter' -through a lot of bad times, and a few good times. Over that span, including these past eight weeks, thcy'ye won I 12, lost 210 and tit.'{j 6. Four times they suffered through winless seasons; 15 times in this, the 34th season, they have won two games or less. And despite the fact that most of the Mustangs over that span always seemed to resent the Pilot, the fact is they were always one of our great favorites -I suppose for the same reasons a lot of people were always Mets fans. Win, or fall on their faces, we loved 'em. Now they're on a roll, and what a roll. The Pilot's cup runneth over with their success. I just wish the Mustangs ha<J. everyone's respect nnd best wishes. . Newport seach/Coata M-Dally Pilot Costa Mesa ~ (7-l, 3-0) (INDIVIDUAL) Rushing Pl•yer tcb nrg •vv td Chatman 194 1,876 9.7 25 Crenshaw 66 690 10.5 6 Archuletta 50 325 6.5 5 Amezola 27 203 '7.5 0 Reeves 24 128 5.3 1 • Ohrel 2 34 17.0 1 TaY1or 17 29 1.7 2 McBride 2 12 6.0 2 Weir 1 1 1.<l 0 Passing Pl•r •r pa pc ydg Int pct. Taylor 55 23 409 '.418 - Pl•v•r Receiving · pc nyg. •vg. td Reeves 9 193 21.4 2 Schroeder 8 126 15.8 2 · Chatman 3 59 163 0 Jehangln 2 14 7.0 0 -Amezola -1 27 27.0 I}- long 80 70 30 33 12 27 19 6 1 td 5 Jong 35 30 21 11 27 . . Scoring Chatman. 160; CrenShaw 3°n; 24; Archuletta 32; Reeves 32; Mokede 20: Taylor 16: Amezola 16: Schroeder 12; McBride 12: Ohrel 10: Weir 4; Jetlang 11 4. Interceptions Amezola 4: Chatman 1: Reeves 1, Mejie 1. . None -Field goals SEASON(TEAML Opp eaa Total .first downs 83 163 Rushes· yardage 218· 1047 380-3277 Average rustung gain 4.8 8.6 Avg rushing yardage · 131 410 Total p:issing ydg 854 409 Average pass111g ydg 107 51 Pass comp, a11mp1.111t 47·121·8 23·55-2 Avg. gain per pass comp 18 2 17,8 Avg. per pass attmp 7.0 7,4 Net return yardage• 75 134 Total sacks-y31dage 15 .71 1 -9 Avg sacks. yardage 2-9 0 0.1-1. 1 Net yard~e 2.007 · 3,8t1 Average net yardage 251 476 Total punts·average 25·32. 1 3·28.7 Fumbles-tumbles lost 20-12 1 J.9 Total turnovers 20 11 Average tJrnovers 2 5 1.4 Flags-yardage 35-237 34-265 Avg flags.yardage 4.4·29 4,2.·32 Avg. Time possession 19.4J 28:27 *Punt returns, interceptions. fumble returns Accumulative Score by QIJ8't er• • Opponents 13 33 32 51-129 Costa Mm 75 102 95 84-356 1994 Log , non·league 50 Ocean View ( 1 • 7) 38 Westm1nster (6·2) 28 Mayfa r (2·6) 38 l roy (6-2) 63 Santa Ana (1·7) Paclflc Coast League 56 Laguna Beach (1 ·7) · 28 Ahso Niguel (3·5) 55 Estancia (3·5) N4-Un1vers1ty (4·4), at Irvine N1 t -Lagvna Hills (6·2), at Newport 6 14 16 40 20 14 7 12 BBVC. 1 Bs put away . Sandcas~le ·1ourneY · titie CdM's 'Sup_er Flea·· causing quite · ail itCh ~Trek north of the border pays off big. T he O~lboa Bay Volleyball Club 18 Dlue returned from a very successful trip to Canada with the 1994 Sandcastle Classic International Volleyball Tournament championship. This is the third ~car for the BBVC senior-laden team to attend this tournament which cmphasiLcs sportsmanship, as well as top-notch volleyball. Tournament director Sharon Erickson hosts the tournomc_1Jt in_\Vhitc Rock, Oritish Columbia. A!> the defending champion, Dalboa Day cncered as the top seed and brccLcd through Friday'i. pool pl~•Y with victories ove r Team Santa Cruz (15-7, 15·4), Port Moody or British Columbia ( 15·8, 15·5) and Semi Ahmoo Secondary or'Whitc Rock (15-6, 15·10). Pool play finbhed on Saturduy with ~ win over Dover B::iy from Nan:iimo, D.C. (12·15, 15-6, 17-15). . Lord Selkitk from Manitoba did not lose a game in pool play which gave them the No. 1 seed for the playofrs while Dalboa Day was seeded No. 2. Other teams in the Volleyball playoffs were Malibu Volleyba ll Club, City Beach of San Francisco and Team Spot from Puyallup, Wa h., as well as Port · Moody and the host, White Rock Volleyball Club. Balboa Day defeated Port Moody (lS-8. IS·.S) -in the quarterfinals. Newport Harbor's Grea Slick led Oalboa with 10 k.ilJs. The semifinals with White Rock was lhe IOuJhest match of the tournament for Balboa Bay, which won with scores of 10-lS. lS-3 and 18-16. Jlle White Rock team featured a number of players who were in collec.c but had played for the club whil e in high , • -YOLLlftAU/p-7 ' ..., You lhave to see this to believe it when 5-foot-5 Dave Weber toes the line. C orona del Mar High f oofball coach Mark Schuster called it Dave and Goliath. And \\'hen the Santa Margarita High of(cnsivc linemen dropped into their stances Friday night against Schuster's CdM ddense, all could sec he· was exaggerati ng only slightly. Indeed, the sight of Sen King se.nior defensive t:.ickle Dave Weber aligned . across from Santa Margarita guard Kiis Farris, appeared to be either n promotional ploy s1tnight out of the Dill Vecck playbook, or n World Wrestling Federation mismatch. "It looked like a Pop Warner auy had found the wron& field," Sea King def ensivc line coach Roger Roelle said of the . S·foot·5, I.SO.pound Weber, who barely topped the belt line or the 6--8. 28S·pound Furil. And, u lar u the crowd or 2,soo could a,oe. &here wun't a slingshot ln ai&hL But when the four-quarter sideshow h:id concluded, it was Farris who had claimed the short end, stooping noticeably to pass along some posL-gamc praise to the t Lilliputian tud fr om CdM. "I le said I had a pretty good game plnn against him," Weber said of the neck-wrenching ' exchange, which had to be one of the few limes Farris managed to focus on the No. 95 jersey that blurred consistently under the Saddlcbuck College lights. "(Weber) had a Couple S'1cks, he caused a fumble, and he c._ven had fr tackle on a receiver downfield," Roelle said. "It was just a great game. He was nil over the field." Roelle also took particular pleasure in one sack of Eagle quarterback_ ris Collln!, "who, wit his frQnt elbow up in the throwing position, never saw the near-subterranean surGC of Webcr•s helmet into his chin. "(Collins) aot up with I look like 'Where did that come from,' " Roelle explained. ••1 was laughiq up in the press box on that at1e.." for his part, Weber, whole brown ptee he.Jp1 him convince the neighborhood kids be'• not I ? " .. ' • NeWJ)Ort Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Wednesday. November 2. 1~ 7 HIGH SCHOOL GlllLI YOLLIY9ALL . No. 1 Newpori Harbor just keeps . Pollina. right along •El Toro feels the sting of Tars in Tourney of Champions tuneup . Bv RlCHAllD DUNN, SroaTS Wann LAKE FOREST -On paper, it w:is a Sea ·View League girls volleyball match that had no bearing on the stand ings, with host El Toro High already havi ng locked up the league's third and ,final playoff spot, and Newport H:irbor merely trying to keep its record unblemished. On the floor, it w:is good practice for both teams, El Toro playing against the state's top-ranked team and Newport Har· bor (17-0, 9-0 in league) attempting to jug· gle its lineup without setter Jeannette Hecker, wbo will be unavailable for the Sailors' second-round match Frid:iy night at the Tournament of Champions in Sant:i Barbara because of her role as junior prin· cess in the school's homeco.ming festivities. So in the third game Tuesday night - a 15-5, 15-7, 15-10 victory for Newport Har- bor -Suitor Coach Dan Glenn tested his forces, using senior Misty May at setter, wh ile Melissa Schu tz, Sara Fairborn and Tin:i Bowman provided tne m:ijority of the spike attempts. · · ... · lt worked. •• • Drew -in the second g:ime th the Chargers held a 7-6 adv:intage. After a Glenn timeout, they didn't score :igain: Schull hall four kills in the second, while Julie Hecker nddcd two kill s and a solo block. A!tcr Ne" port I brbor bprinted to' a 10·0 lead in the fourth game, May t:il· lied her mo~l· thrilling kill of the m:uch for a Ne'"POfl Harbor sidcout, pushing .1 no-look. two-lwndcd set fake to the other side that landed untouched. While . airborne and her back to th1.:· net, May contorted her bod) and "dumpc:~" u perfectly. • • "Jeanne111.:'s prob:.ibl) not ~oing to play the '>econd gam.: in S:int:i 03rbnr:i, so that"s \\h) \\c;. h~d ~1 1.,ty set the -· whole 1h1rJ g:smc ·· Gknn s:i J. The S·JilOrs concludl! the Sea Vie" portion of the ir cht:dule on Thursday at Irvine, then open the Tournament of Ch:impion<> :igain~t Lchnd on Friday :it 9 a.m. If they .win, they'll play. the Tor· rey Pines·Archbi~hop Mitty. "inner in the ~econd round Fr JJ) at 5 p.m. In other Sea Vie\-.. \nlle,ball. • Corona dcl Mar 3, \.\'oodbridge 0: M:iy, a two-time All-American outside hitter who finished with 10 kills, recorded Cun P. LuacH/DAtt.Y Prt.OT Kelly Campbell recorded a dozen ·kills, Kathryn Rice h:id l'l :ind Meli~sa Ford , pdded three sef'\icc: ·ices, as host Co· rona dcl Mar S\\ept \\ iodbridge, 15·8. 16-!'4, 15-13. six assists as the S:iilors built n 14-0 lead Jeannette Hecker goes up for the block. Jenn~ Huver h{ld si, dig:. for CdM (7· and had match point six times before fi. · nally holding off the stubborn Chargers (9·6, 5-4). "I think it was :i good practice for us," El Toro Co:rch ~like Jagd said. "They're a great team, and I told our girls to u'c New- port Harbor as a high level of practice. I'd be Munncd if , n)body beats Newport in the pla)·offs. They h:ive everything: lntcJli~encc:, t:ilent, experience, lc:idership and the best ,CQachrng slaf: in Or· :ingc County.'' . · Schutz led the S:iilori. with 14 kills, hel f of thi:m in the fir:.t game, when they rebounded from a S-1 deficit. ~hutz ~bo had mrcc-bioeki)twe-solo-frnd ooe assist. - May added six digs and three :ices, while Hecker h:id 21 :ts isb. Fairborn contributed \\ith live kills, three dig~ unJ one .rce, and Bowman h:id four kilb, four digs, two block) (one '>Oil>) ~md an ace. Newport Harbor started rolling in the firi.t g.1me behind the serving of Fairborn, \'-ho brought her' team b.lcl.. ''1th ~~ght straight points. C.UIY I'. LUl:.M'll DAit.\' rrtor Newport Ha rbor High 's Misty May sets up a te~mmate Tyesday night. Following 10 consecutive sideouts •• the Sailor scored lin! unan· swe red points to put the Chargers away. El Toro had three aces, two by Lori Jack on, and \\Crc led up front by its Twin Towcri. -6·Tobt·2 Lydia Day and 6·1 k nnifer sea View, PCL finals under way NEWPORT BEACH -New- port Harbor I ligh senior S:uah Hawkins and Corona del Mar freshman Nina Vaughan arc seed· ed No.' J and 2 in smglcs, rcspec· tivcly, in the Sea Yicw League girls inthvidual tennis champi· onships beginning_ today al the Balboa Bay Club lhcquct Club. VOLLEYBALL · Frem Pt1!9e 6 school. Balboa Bav dcfca1cd Selki rk of Manitoba ( 15-3, 1 S· IO) to "rn the champion)h1p. Robcn Schildts, who :m end . Calva!) Chapel High School, , .. as voled Most Valuable Pl:l\cr \\.hile setter ~tau "fire Head"· Wright, also from C:.ilvaT), wai. n:um:d th e "Best Little Mun" in the tournament. I luntington Ilcac)1's Jeremy Bart and Woodbridg~s Kevin Reid were named to the all-tournament te:im. the Seattle Airport and consequently missed their early Sunday night. After spending some time in 'th? new-found airport, the Balboa Bay team arrived home late Sunday night. The} were tired from the tournumcnt and the travel, but \'CC) happy \\Ith til e cfiamplonship, the opportunity to see Canada and 1he friendships that they made. OUR MEALS ARE A • TRIP TO MEXICO . COCKTAILS· FOODTOGO 6, 7-2 in kague). '~luch clinched second place and :i CIF ·Oh l\ion I pl11)'tllf hcrth, '~ hile going o'er th1.: .500 mark (overall) for the lirst time thi::. ~t::sson. Woodbridge fell to 1-S in league. Cd~l lini-.hes thc lc:iguc 'C:l'>on on Thursday at home :igainst El Tor . · In Pacific Co:ist L.:al!,1e m'.ltchc<: • Estoncia 3, Aliso ~ij!uel • 0: 111c eagles ci nchcd ;it l~.i!t~ a 'share of third pl:i~e.; l .1ol.J) \'•'~ 'n 1.5·3, 1:.12, 15-1 0 ro:id \IC· tary. Senior C) nd1 R11..h.mb led t'1e.; fagb \\ iih 12 k1J1,, '' hik Jill TI1aclt added eignr ~ Joan!'la Fielder !ICrveJ 11 sir.sight poinl!> in the: second g:ime for fat:incia, whid1 clo~es out th1.: 1.::iguc campaign 1 bur c!.J~ ag:iinst le:igue chalT\P1on Laguna lk 1d1. . • University 3, Costa ~k a 0: 'J tie Must.Jngs c~me out on the short end of a IS· 13, I':-)(., 15· I 3 dec1,1on ugaih-.t 'isiting Um, despite build ing an 11 ·I k 1tl in the .fir~t game: Alicia Harber knocked do.wn 12 kilJ.. and Ta\\.11)' Dayc:s contrib· utetl i.ix kills and 27 a-.\1.,t-; for the Muo;tang~ CoMa Mes:i dips to 3· Ill ove rall :ind 2·., in th e PCL "hik the . Trojans imprme to 3·6 in le:igue. • Bankruptcy • Wills/Trusts •Divorce • Corporat!ons • Tenant/Landlord • Much, m(Jch more (Orffo tnfo .1Jorolegol • Clinics, Inc·. ..... · Richard H. Foltz .. Newport H arbo r's ·Lindsay Olson and Katie Canwright are seeded No. l in doublcsJ while CdM's Christy O'Meara and Je nny Glasgow arc second. CdM's Rain· ey Rhodes and Melissa Allmson are seeded third in doubles, while teammates Megan Wachtler and Ann Scott are seeded fourth. Coach Drew Sheward wa~. assisted by Gary Nakamura who had accomp:inied lasl year's team ·• which also won the championi.h1p. Other Balboa Bay team members were Newport H:irbor's Slick, Omar Rawi from Capistrano Valley; Cunis Jackson from •For those interested, St. f\lal)'i. High School of Stockton, which the Newport Hnrbor girls \Ollc> hall 1cam defeated in five game" earlier this week, was again extended to five games before defeating St. Francis of San Jose by :i sc-0re of 17-1 5 in the fifth game to determine the top-r:inked team in Northern California. e PHONE AHEAD 296 EAST 17TH ST., • COSTA MESA 64 -7626 -we accepc alt'ma1or cred1l cards~ 751-0734 2900 Bris_toL5uite A 1 DB • Costa .Mesa~ Co:ich Julie Slattery's Sea Kings, 15-4-1 overall and 10·0 1n league, are ranked No. 3 in both the Or- ange Coun1y coaches' poll and the ClF So.uthem Section Division 1. Hawkins, Sc:i View si ngles champion two )'e:irs ago and the league's doubles winner l:ist year with Mar:i Colaizzi, split her two sets this season against Vaugh:in. Hawkins will play El Toro's Mich· elle Shoemaker at 1 p.m. today in the opening round, \\hilc V~ughan faces Irvine's Priya Khanijou, also at 1 p.m. The Pacific Const League fin~ls are being hosted by perennial kingpin L:lguna Beach. Both tourneys cdhtinue on Thursday with the semifinals :ind finals. LOCAL SCHEDULE TODAY S.Ccer ./ Coll~t' mt'n -Wt'sltnont •I SoUI Collcgt', 7 p.m. , ..... ttigh school girls -,u'irlc Ca.JI lt'<1gwt Tovrnament at Laguna kach. ~ Yellepell Community ~lcp women -Coldt'n Wt'sl al Ot.anse Coast, 7 p.m. w ••• , ..... Uigtvchool -ll Toro at Nt'WpC>ft 11.lirbor, 3 p.m.; Woodbtldse 1t COfOM d«I Mar .. J:IS p.m. DllP llA PllHING TUUDAY'I •llM COUNTI •• • .,,.,,. Leck... -3 "''•· 73 1n&J~rs. 154 bonito, }8 c.alko !Nu, l ""41 b.Ut, JO acwlJHft, 2 s~e4 120 ~lh.Sl~, ... ~40 m.acNrel ... .,.., ..•. ,_ ,....,,, ...... u ..................... .. , ...... ,...,,2J Ill ... I • Tustin. Chris Kosty from Founl:im Valley, as well as Hun1ington Beach's Jody Cook-Fisher and Mau Jklinkoff. The trip was not without some calami1ics as most trip arc. It seems th:it our na.vigators misseq Doth St. Francis and St. Mary's will be al the Santa Barb:ira Tournament this weekend. along with Corona del M:ir :ind Newport llarbor. The tournament is labeled as the Tournament of Ch:impions, :is the top teams in the state meet "1th all m:itches being the best three out of five games. Pirates salvage a ·1-1 standon CYPRESS -Orange Coast College's Rob Terry scored on a penally l..ick at the 20-minute mark of the first half to lift the Pi· rates into a 1·1 tic Tuesday in an Orange Empire Conference men's soccer match. C)·press' Johnny Fagnant opened the i.coring five minutes into 1he m:\lch. In goal, Chris C:irtMight was cfcditcd 'dth )ix.saves for the Pirates (7·4·4 overall, 3·3·2 i.11 the conference). Scott Snow had eight saves for Cypress (4·5·5, 2-3·2). • • • . For the Arts, Academic and Athletic prograr?s · of Costa Mesa. 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Thie buelneaa la con-......... llllrl doing bUINll •: Photo AS SHOWN AND DE-• • ptlld baMtlCI of""~ Tl'Ull, f .... ctwg .. and ........ .... • I ducted by:"' lndMdu.a Thi toaowlng peraona.,. Ont'° .... Color Liii. 3941 s. scR1eEo 1N THE coNoo-toRoEo JUNE 21, 11n IN PUBLIC NOTICI 11on ...,. ~ "' abOw lllCpenlea of the TNtt .. ~Goode ~ Aegtetr,1nt haa not ye1 dOlnCI bUaloMI u : 11rt1to1 S)Mt, s.n11 AN. CA MINIUM Pl.AN, RECORDJ;D BOOK 12262, PAGE 325 deecrtbed dMd of fruit and of the trutta created eo23 T""5 Vincent· Plf· Publlahad Newport beain to tranuct buefr"M KIARNA'S EMBROIDERY. 92704 ON JUNE 11, 1978 IN ·OFLOSFF01CIAEL ACEC£~0S. G NOTH* OI' and llltmetld ooeta. U· ~ uld DHd of TruaL Said ~. ~•.,_, ..___ ... BNch-Coa Meu Delly una., the 11c1111ou9 name(i) 15811 8. St .. •s, TUltln. • YoUng T• Plflc, 21002 E. BOOK 11769, PAGES 1729 A X ~~IN TRUITD'I ULm Plfllll, and ~ la .... wW bl held on: ......, ...., .. ,_ • ,...,...,_ Plot OCtober 28. ~ ltatechbOWll. CA t2e80 Quall Run, Otmnond Bat CA THROUGH 1788 OF OF-THEREFROM THE sue. T ....... al0774t $17,121.11. ~ •• 11194, at 3:00 Oooda tier 2, 1"4 ...,.,.. hllrtc:k McMahln Vlcene• Pompa, 15881 8 91789 • FICIAL RECORDS OF SAID SURFACE WATER R.IGHTS, """Cede. " ii poaelble U'9I .. "' p:tn. on the front •••P• to ,:::,.,~ Sjoblac • • W982 "· St., 15, TUatln, CA 92880 Mm' Ole Y11111. 21002 E Quall c~~~~i. 2: AH UNDI· gr~~~g~~~G~ .......... =-of-:!'..:!:~ ~'"8:.~~.o= Publlah:O:'N•w Ort . . =~WU .fled .::i.c::~:.=,~o Run,Ollrnondair,CA91i89. VIDEO ONE.SIXTY· RESERVED IN THE DEED Aal00t43JITAVNU total~ednlladue. man.Orange, CA Buc:h.cotta MIU f>a11y PUIUCllOTICI OreNeht~~._:! Tiiie butlneaa 11 con-Ru~1no:,~~1E78crall FOURTH INTEREST AS FROM THE IRVINE COM· AP148647t0 t8 D8to1 UW1M4 At the time of the lnlllal Pilot NoYemblf 2. 9, 1"4. ----........ blt~1t. 1"4 ducted by' ~'*"*9 ThlS buslnns 'is · TENANT IN COMMON IN PAHY, RECORDED . JUNE T.D. SEAVICE COMPANY • T.D. lavtc• co .. publlcellon of. thl• not19•. • W711 .,;.;;..-;:... • • Fua492 R1gl1trant hu not yet bV~al ~conquotld THE FEE INTEREST IN 27, 1977 IN BOOK f2262: .. dUly appolnt9d TNltle PAllY .... T t the 104.ll amount of the "°' ......... _.._. N begun to tranaaet bualnaaa Sll D' y T . AND TO THE COMMON PAGE 325 OF OFFICIAL und., the followfna «»-• • rue "• paid ba1wlce of the oblige. PUBUC NOTICE ltet1•1nt ,.._,..., ewport Mech-unaer IN 11ct1t1out name(•) · OU~ • · Min A R EA O F LOT S t RECORDS. acribed dHd ot tru.f WIU. •r Mlohole T........,. lion teeured by the above Thi fotlowlng per'80n9 ete Colla Meu Dally Piiot Oc· lltted above. Ott Yq, -" ' THROUGH 6 OF TRACT PARCEL 3: EASEMENTrS) SEU. AT PUBLIC AUCTION ...... Aaale'8nt loOf. dllCribed dffd ol tru.1 MOTIC• doing bullneft u : toblr 18, 29, Nollembef 2, Vicente Pompa Jin Ott Pait . NO. 8787, IN THE CITY OF AS SUCH EASEMENTS) TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER tery, 801 South Lowis and fftiruted eo1t1, ex· INVITING •1~1 SHEETMETAL RESOURCE '· '""· Thi• ttatement WU filed ~ reg1Slrantcommtnc1d to NEWPORT BEACH IN SAID IS/ARE PARTICULAR Y FOR CASH (In the '°'"'9 It., ~. CA U ... penMS, and a~. It Sealed bide may bl ,.. GROUP, 1133 W. ~· W89l wilh the County Qer1c of lrWINCt buMlta undtr lhl COUNTY ANO STATE, AS SET FORTH IN THE AR-which are lawlut tendtr In (114) HM700 $2.85,143.84. Cllwd at the olllc:e of thl anda. FUllfton, CA 82633-OrtnQ9 County on Septem-llctlllous IMille9 IYfM °' PER MAP FILED IN BOOK TICLE ENTrn.ED "EASE· the united Statet) art4/ot IP AVAJLAaLa THI 11 te poaalb11 Iha! at thl City a.r., at 3300 N.wpOt1 2921 PUIUC NOTICE bar 2l. 18M NmtS isttd IDM on NIA. ~~u:rv~Es02:T~1~J~: ~~·uO:OJ:~~E~~ u:.,~ =: uP1cT•o OPK1t11tG :r,:Y:e::~J:: ~~~:~eJ~ 1~. ~~~ F1otltJou9 • • Fe1u41 .. Th~'t!:"':t~~ LANE OU S MA p S. TION HEADING CS) IN CMI Codi Section 29241\ ~ ... ~! ... 09TAIN~ tot• lndebtedneu due. 881~ until 11:00 AM on the lerton. CA 12f133.2621 9ualnosa N.... !~':'~ N~ ~ Counly on 26, 19!M RECORDS OF SAID SUCH ARTICLE EN'Tl'n.EO (payable In full at the time •• -.NQ TH• POL-Dote· t0/1~ 181h day of November, Dianna Lie Geotoe. 1133 ltlltllMftt ""'"' na Oalty F ..,... HOTICE·TIIS F1cttlout Name COUNTY, AS SUCH TERM AS FOLLOWS: "UTILITIES" of ule to -T.D. SeMc:e LOWING T•L•PHONI TD •IERVICI CO .. 1"4, al wtllch time tuch W. Jacaranda, FUllltton, Thi followlflg '*'°"*.,. toblr 29. November 2, I , Sllllmtnt ..,_. 11w )'1111 IS DEFINED IN THE AR· ANO "SEITLEMENT AND Company) .. right, uu. NU•••R• ON THI " • • bid• thall be Ol*led and CA 92633-2e28 . doing bualneu u : 18, 1994. ltom ""dltl It -lllld ii "" TICLE ENTITLED "DEFIN .. ENCROACHMENT". and lnt9'11t conveyed to DAY ••POR• THE ~V::~U:~-'.!~. rMdfor.POUC£FACIUTY Tiiie bualnu1 la con-HUNTINGTON BEACH W711 OlllclollhtCounlyCWk.Antw TIONS" OF THE DECLARA· PARCEL 4: EASEMENTS and now Mid by It ,.,ndlf SALis (1t4) .._...31 -• · • _.._, SHOOTING RANGE MODI· ducted by: twaband and JEWELRY & LOAN CO., Fictitious Bus1ntss Name Slall-TION OF COVENANTS, FOR INGRESS EGRESS Hid DMd of Tnm In thl w C•U) e2Jo4841S Aaalatent leoret•rr. FICATIONS ANO ELEC1,RI-wile 17855 Beach Blvd., Hun-PUBLIC NOTIC~ mtnl must be fllCI before lhlt CO~DITIONS AND RE· AND RECREATIONAL PUA· property herelnahtt d• T.AC404llJ .. .,. 801 South Lewie St., CAL SYSTEM IMPROVE· -Registrant hat not yet tlngton Beach, CA 112647 , F1 tltl time. Tiie 1111ng ol lllls Stallmlnl STRICTIONS RECORDED POSES OVER THE COM· tctlbed: -Or•n11•. CA 92888 ~ENTS . begun to nnsact bualness Mary E. Weuetlnk·Fo•. 0 OUI dotS not ol llMll 11.1111ortza "" ON JUNE 15, 1976 IN MON AREA THAT IS NOT .TRUSTOR: DAVID · B. Publl1hed Newport (1t4) 385-4700 Contract Number 2980 unaet the llctJtlous name(s) 146 Celi. Alta, Orange, CA •uatneaa NUM use In this stite ol l •Ficlhlous BOOK 111114, PAGES 1177 PART OF A CONDO. STAYNER, SUSAN S. Beach.Cotta Mesa Dally II' AYAILABLI TH• Engineer'• Etllmtte Haled above. 926e9 l .. temeflt Buslnm Hamt In vtollllon of THROUGH' 1225 BOTH OF MINIUM BUILDING ANO STAYNER PUot Octobef 29 NC>Yem-EXPECTED OPENING $200,000 Stephen R. George Thia bualneu la con. The lollowlng persona ete tM f1ohts of lllOlhtr undtl OFFICIAL REcORDS OF OVER COMMUNITY FA· BENEFICIARY: DAN S. ti. 2 11 1194 ' Approved ·by tht City Thia tta11ment was filed dUcied by: an Individual . doing bu1lne11 aa: ~ail. Stitt laW SAID COUNtv (THE "DEC· CIUTIES AS SUCt4 TERMS ROGERS, SHEi~ M. ROG-• • • W694 BID MAY BE o•TAIN•D Councl thl• fOlh day ol with thl County Clerk of Th• reglatrant(•) com· NEWPORT YACHT CHAR· (SM Section' ~.;n.~r seq LARATION"). ARE · DEFINED IN THE ERS Recorded June 21, JIY CALLING THI FOL· October, 11194 Orange County on S.pttm-menced 10 tranaact bu.i-TEAS, 2801 W. Cout HW)'., lluWless d Pr ttsstoM EXCEPT THEREFROM DECLARATION, SUCH 1991 a.a lnatr. No. 11· PUBLIC NOTICE LOWING TELEPHONI · WMd• •· Ren1o. bit 12, t994. MH und., the FlcUll~ Sit. 200, Newport Blach, COde}. Ml 0 AU. OIL Oil RIGHTS. MIN· EASEMENTS SHALL BE 317366 In Book page of 01· Whether ou're b In Cft7 Clerk F821893 Sualneu Name(1) llaled CA 12663 Ftstfihno ERALS, MINERAL RIGHTS, SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS flcral Record• In tile offlc. NOTIC• OP or .. m~ Clu~IJ Proapec:t/11e bldd~ may Publlahed Newport Beach-abo11e on: 11·90 Darcy Btew9', 425 Sego. T._ e.nw ._ OF THE ASSOCIATl.ON of th• Recorder or Orange TRUIT••"l IALI t ti . _ ... I oblaln one ... of bid doc:u-Coata M ... Daily Pilot ()o. Mary c.WH•ellnk·Fox nl• Ave., Corona dll Mar, • 13151 er-........ .:., St· AND THE MEMBERS AS County; TI N "204811 cove a 8 your ne .... s Thia tlatemenl wa1 filed CA 92625 VUM, ... . SET FORTH IN THE AR· eald deed of vust d• ' ' 0• ment• at no coat •t th• of· tober 12• 19, 26, November with the County Clerk ol Thi• butlneu It con· Giidtn Grove, CA 92643 888 TICLE OF THE DECLARA· acrtbe• lhe folloWlng: Unit Code P PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 2, 1194. Oranr. County on Slptam-ducted b~ an'lndMdual Ntwport e..:h·CoslaMtu TION ENTITLED "RIGHTS LOT 15, OF TRACT 6385, L .... No, W684 bef 2 , 111M. 1 he reglatrant(I) com-CNDaltt f!'l.01 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillN THE COMMUNITY FA· IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT G• 00401111 '823JH mencld lO tranuct bu•.. :N2'7 .... 0 -BOYCE CIUTl~S AND COMMON BEACH. COUNTY OF OR· LANPRANCO PUBUC NOTICE Publlthed Newport Beach· neat under the Flctltloue Nov 2.9.16.23 Samuol Wllllam ~~CEL 5: EXCLUSIVE ~~~iA. 5l:~HO~ g~A T.t."s'~~J;~~ANY AEPORTOFCONOfTION ITATUIENTOP. Costa M ... Dally Pilot Oc> :=•::-.~:;,•<•> llttedi--------- Honry Boyco, Ill, EASEMENT OVER THE RE· MAP RECORDED IN BOOK u duly appointed :rruatee Consolidating domestic Stbldiarin on the WITHDRAWAL FllOM 'loblf ·21S, NoYlmbef 2, 9, Dercy Brwtr PUIUC NOTIC! ' born Jan. 22, 1929 In STRICTED COMMON 23~. PAGES 1 TO 5 INCLU-und1t the foltowfna di-MARINE NATIONAL BANK of IRVINE in the state PMTNIEltlHlfll 16, 181M. Thia llaternlnt wu filed IDOTICE Of ~Ulf Hamden, CT, passed AREA AS SUCH EASE· SIVE OF MISCEL.J.N4EOUS tcribld dHd Qf trutf WILL of Caliiomia. 11 the close of business on OPSM W70/i with the County a.r. of LOAlt' m411tff11M9.J away Oct. 30, 1994 at ME.NT IS DESCRIBED AND MAPS, RECORDS OF SAID SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION SEPTEMBER 30, 1994 ptA>tisn.t In response to ,.J1rr~.:,~Df.R PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on October OJ11Btll1111 his Newport Beach, RESERVED FOR THE BEN-ORANGE COUNTY. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ~ ~ed ~~. ~rr1e;fY;.~an-•UelNlll UllE • 21, 1114. l.81: nu• CA rHldence. Sur· EFIT OF OR GRANTED TO EXCEPT THAT PORTION FOft CASH pn the tonns ""'' .. TN,....,_._ h F1otttAMll NaA18 A.P .._.. ........... vlV•d by flv• hlld OWN~ IN THE SECTION THEREOF LYING SOUTH· Which .,, lawM I.ender 1n Number 17052 Con1Jtrohr of th• Currency. ._ .... .., Plf80tl u ............ ~ ..__ ..__.. You· aDt ,.. ~f•" T .. c ren ENTlfLEO "RIGHTS" IN WESTERLY OF THE FOL. the United Slat ) and/ Western District " . withdrawn • a Cllf*al .......... Nw .-........ _. ,...,......,, _,,. """ '" ""'_,l Un· and three grandchll· THE RESTRICTED COM· LOWING DESCRIBED the cuhllr't C:U11ed : l*1t* from the pal1nlt· Stlltement • C911a Mna Delly Plot No-DER A OEEO Of TROST DATED dren. Vigil HNICH MON AREA Of THE AA· LINE. ott'9f ~ apeclfted In Stltamenl of AleoutCe* end llebtlltlM ahlp operating ur'CMt the Thi following pertont are vember 2. I , 11, 23, 1"4. bber 21, 1992. UHUSS VOO wlll be held on TICLE OF THE OEr.LARA. BEGINNING AT THE CNI Code Section 2824h fictitlout bualneu name 'ol dolna bualntJI as: W718 TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT Wednesday, 'Nov. 2, TION ENml.ED ;,-EASE-NORTHWESTERLY TERM'-(paY9b11 In f\AI at the time ASSETS CARBON SPtOER at 14932 a) IAYSTIC' 'TRAINING b) YOUR PR09£RTY, iT MAY BE 7:00 P.M. and Ma.sa of MENTS". NUS OF THAT PORTION of ule to T.D. SeMc:e DofW A~ In TliOuundt WMI Way, S41vtfado, CA MYSTIC PRODUCTIONS, PUBUC NOTICE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAL! If Christian Burial on YOU ARE IN DEFAULT OF THE SOUTHWESTERLY Col1lpeny) .. right. title 92978 121 Gr"nnetd, Irvine, CA YOU NEEO AN ~TION Thursday, Nov. 3, al UNDER A DEED OF TRUST LINE OF SAID LOT 15 end lneefllt ~-to C -The Flclltloua BusJne .. 92714 .. Plotldoue Of TliE NAT~E Of THE PRO. 11:00 A.M. Both at DATED 5/04/90. UNLESS SHOWN ON SAIO MAP AS and now held by 1'Ul1ci. ,,: =~sm·~.. ~ ,~ to above Satlan s. o .... 1 S"1ll0td, •u.-......... CEEOINGS AGAINST YOO. YOO Our Lady Queen of YOU TAKE ACTIOI'( TO NORTH tll DEGREES 34 uld D11C1 of Tf\111 In the ~' u-• WU llld In Orange County llvlnl, CA 92715 l .. t ..... t 5"0UlD CONTACT A LAWYER Ang 1 I a Ca t ho 11 c PROTECT YOUR PROP· MINUTES 07 SECONDS prop1r1y hwelruifter d• NQnimerest-bearing belences Ind r 6-3-M, Fet 1328 . Thia bualneu Ja con. • The fotaowlng penont are ..... llT.-. .. 1111 u.tf Church, Newport EATY, rr MAY BE SOLD AT WEST 28.51 FEET THENCE tcribed· currency and ooln .................................. 11,005 ull name and addt"a Of due1ed by: an Individual dol~ bullneU at: · DaMllTnllll Beach. Interment· wlll A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NORTH 111 -DEGREES 34 TRUSTOR: ROBERT G. Interest-bearing balances ............................. 199 the J::':.' wfthdrtWlng: The reglatranl(t) cem-BA PLUMBING, 414 Nollet Iii hlrlb¥ oMn ltlll be In Hfmden, CT. In NEED AN EXPLANATION MINUTES 01 SECONDS LANFRANCO, LUANA MAY HekMo-maturtty aeourtt!A ...................... 15,599 11.Je r:r 'ij_,Jeln• h2062-eat-menced to tr.nuct butl-Monleray Lane, IB, San PRlNCIPAl RESIDENTIAL lieu of flowers the OF THE NAT\JRE, OF THE WEST 3.34 FEET TO THE LANFRANCO Available-for sale socuritles ...................... 7, f67 ~$ • den rove, CA 11991 und9f lhl Flctlttoua Cletneni1 • CA 92672 MORTGAGE INC N4 IOWA famlly requests done· PROCEEDING ~GAINST BEGINNING OF A TAN· BENEFICIARY: MERCURY Federal funds $Old ....................................... 6,730 Thi la ftl BulilneH Name(t) llated Gery Force, 414 Monterey CORPORATION .. lnltttt Of Ilona to S.P IN New· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· GENT CURVE CONCAVE SAVINGS AND LOAN AS· Securities purc::hued undlf • wtlh':.. tC!._ ~ k -C: aboves~• oSn: 9-MllM l.AneCA ..:..~:· San Ci.mente, SUOCISSOt lrustM Of&ubsa6't1c1 Porte h 'c'A '9•2660 TACT A LAWVER. SOUTHWESTERLY AND SOCIATION Recorded agreements10resell n ., tr o ... ah .o,.. •~v • A eac • · 2725 HILLTOP DRIVE HAVING A RADIUS OF March 14 1iiea u lnatr ..................................... ...,. Orange County on October Thia bu1lne11 le con. trustee P4Jr1Ulnt to !ht Died ol rrangements by Pa· NEWPPORT BEACH CA 71 00 FEET THENCE No ea-t 12678 In Book Loans and lease finandng receivables: 4, t1194. Jeffrey A. Jean • TRADE ducted by: an Individual Trust malttd by Tot.II VM clflc View Mortuary, 92660 ' NO.RTHWESTEALY ALONG page of Official Re<:Ofds In Loans anded~.:. Q9t of " Published Newport Beach-Reglatrant has not yet SCHULTZE, AM UNMARR1£D 644-2700. "(If a street addr-.a or SAID CURVE. THROUGH A the office ol lhe Recorder UJ"Mm "IVUf•,. ............ 51.89<4 Coala Mna Dally Pilot Oc· begun to ltannct bualneu WOMAH Recorded on common dHlgnauon of CENTRAL ANGLE OF 45 of Orange County· LESS: Allowance lot loan tober 26, Novembef 2, I , through classified uniW the flctlUout n&me(•) 1otl911992 lns1n.1"*1t No 92· property 11 •howo above, DEGREES 27 MINUTES 08 eald deed of '1rust d• and, .... losses .............. 1• 180 18• ltlM. 842·5878 UGlled ~· 734167"' 8ooll Pg of 01ftc:lll no warranty It given u to SECONDS A DISTANCE tcrlbla the lollowtng: LESS: Alloolted transfer W707 WV .-orce RtcorOs In !ht o1ftol of !ht Ill completeness Of COf· OF 56.32 FEET. . THE WESTERLY HALF OF risk reserve .......................... -0· PUBLIC NOTICES, PUBLIC NOTICES Countt Recordtr ot ORANGE rectneH).M Th• beneflehvy EXCEPT THEREFROM THAT PORTION OF LOT Loans and leases, net of unearned PUBLIC NOTICES counly, Cll!omla, 1nd pun111nl l.Wldw Hid DHd of Trust, ALL OIL, GAS, MINERALS 1ooe. NEWPORT a,u:SA income. alloWarus, and reserve ........ 60,714 to "" Nollet Of Ollauft Ind by r•uon of a breach Ot ANO OTHER HYDROCAR· TRACT, IN THE CITY OF Assets held In trading aooounts . . .............. -0· E'IK1lon IO Stll llltaundtt r• default In the ~ SONS, BE.LOW A DEPTH COSTA MESA, COUNTY Premises and fi•ed assets Consolidated Report of Condition of .. The 8enk of Orange Couf)ty" COfcftd 0711811994 In ~ aecw•d thereby, etc> OF 500 FEET: WITHOUT OF ORANGE. STATE OF (induding capitalized leases) .................. 1.350 of Fountain Valley, e>r.ngo, end Domottlc Subeldler'IH ..... cloee Po • lns'1iment No t.: AMIOl IAW-:.:, ~~~ ~~~GN ~{~~C~ ~~O:OIA.1';[ ~~ Other ceal estate owned ............ u ................ 2,439 ot Minon on September 30• 1tM "57687 ol Slid Olltill Records, llOWIT 0&M written Declaration ot 0.. DEEDS OF RECORD. PAGE 1 OF MISCEL: Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries State Will SELL on 11/1611994 al IN c-.ry • ....__., fault and Demllnd tor s.Je, ALSO EXCEPT THERE· LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE c~!'..i~ ~n:ril(""' ... . ... ·· -0· 8ef1k No. 1275 TH( fftOHT Of lliE FLAGPOUS •• ~.:Aer.m.&DlyU r-'•'--" and written notice of di-FR 0 "4 ALL WATER OFFICE OF THE COUNTY _,, Dofler Amounb AT Tlf£ MAIN ENTRY AREA TO .-.w,. rllMlllS fault and of .. ectlon to RIGHTS ANO INTEREST RECORDER OF SAID on liOOaptanc:es outstanding ......................... -0-• ASSETS In Tboutenda TlfE PLACHffiA CMC CENTER 1825 G!ller c:auae lhl underalgnld to THEREIN NO MATT EA COUNTY, DESCRIBED AS Intangible assets ................ ,.... .. .. , ............. 252 t . Cash and due lrom banks. .. . . .. ........................................... 8.723 401-"11 E CHAPMAN AVE . Co.ta ..... ... said Pf°'*1Y to aatltfy HOW ACOUIREO ~ .... !HE FOU.OWS; BEGINNING AT Othef assets ............................................... 1.366 2. a. Securities. held to maturity • PlAClNTIA. CA at 10.00 A.M MO HU ,. said ot>Mgadona, and thet• GRANTOR OR THE iMYiNE A ~ o~ THE NORTH-Total assets .............................................. 106.821 b. Securities, available for sale . . .. .... .. .... ... .................... .. . 13,932 AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO THE 'Ji • .;;;;1;; ... ~1 after the undlrtlgned COMPANY, WITHOUT EALY UNE OF SAID LOT 3. Trading acoount SICUl'l1ies HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH I caUlld said nota of d• HOWEVER THE AIGHT TO t 008, WESTERL y 285 LIABILITIES 4. Federal funds sold and atcurities purchased undef (Pl'/allll II lme Of U11 ii lntul f84tlt and of election to be ENTER UPON THE SUR-FEET FROM THE POINT agreements to resell in domestic offioes............... . .................. 10,000 money Ollie Unlttd StaM) al Rec()fded June 22, 11194 •• FACE OF SAID LAND. WHERE SAID LINE INTER-Deposits: 5. a Loans, Total (exdoding unearned Income) .............. 22,309 ~t. atle arid "1tertst. ~ ~Irie Hp>· M 1'~ lln ·you ARE IN DEFAULT SECTS THE CENTER OF lndomestic offic:es ............................... 100,903 b.Less:Allowanc:eforposslbt•loanlosses ............... 676 IOllldnowlltlclbyltunotrllld ~ ~g:i_~ofc.,:: g~fiCAJ>~OtTRUST MOAOVIA S TREE!j Nonlnterest-bearing .......... 45,167 c.Loans,net ................................................ _ .... ,, ............................. 21.633 011ct ol Trust In lie pr~ rKOrct! of Orange Countv: You TAK~ A'cn~~~ NEE~E A ~~s~~RL ~At 10 ,lnterest-beerlno ............... 55,736 ~· ~ pr~'::~:.!~; ~tc (i~ludik no!, capital leases) ........................ ~ slluattd 1n sa1c1 eoun1y 1nd s11te Bald Sale of Pfopelty wlll PROTECT YOUR PROP· N 0 RT HER 1. y t, I N E • ~~~~ ~Uedag_.:;;.:me"'";:;a""'"""'"""' .. -0· a: 1::S:.n.s In unconuv-~aat~ .,.sunK prlaa"ri"~and .......................................... uu:; ~ daec:rlltd: lia m0t1 bl made In ........ condJ. ERTY. IT MAY BE $OLD AT THENCE AT RIGHT .AN: ................. Sold un ..... ... aasocialed =riles.,,.,.... ..... bsld H IUIV dl90'1bad on Slid Died of l~=~~===~~llon wttnoue ~ or A PUBLIC SALE. If YOU OLES SOUTHERLY 165 to repurehase ................................................ -0· Trust The or~·lftd otlltr ,_ 111 IW warranty, ax_ptff• Of Im-NEED AN EXPLANATION FEET;. THENCE AT RIGHT Demand notes Issued to the 9. Cl>Slomefs 11 to this bank on acceptances outatendlng common dtllgl)alioo, " any, OI ..... ' plied, rtgarOlng Utt• po• OF THE NAT\JAE OF THE ANGLES EASTERLY 120 U.S. Treasury ............................................... -0-10. Other assets (inctUding $ Intangibles) ................................................... 786 Ille rul PfoPtrlY dMcrlled .... ~.;,.°'~ ~~8.C~58l~~ou~Ab~SJ :w~E;H~~~H~L~~: ~With ~n.·I ~ri"y;·~ ..... , ........................ \\\\~\\\ 11. TOTAL ASSETS ............................................................... ; ............. it .. 56,488 =~ pu~ ~R~ Mort&~~-pal aum of thl note(1) .. TACT A UWYER. FEET TO THE POINT OF "'""' """'" ty UABILmES BEACH, CA 926~ The under• 110 Br_.._ty ~~ %i ~ deed of 2500 Uahthcx.tte Lane, BEGINNING. of one P.8' or '"5 ..................................... -0· f2. a. TOTAL DEPOSIT IN DOMESTIC OFFICES ............. 49,957 = TrustM Cfttctllrns any Coate';. ,.._ w •••erett aa In Corona def M•, Ca 112825 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT With oOginel me1Ur1ty ' isTotal demand deposits ....................................... 23,457 tor any lncorrlC!ntll ol ..... - • ::::.. no~-~-~ "'(II a •trfftd leddrl•u orf UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Of mor. lhan one )'Ht .......................... -0• b. 2 TiT~alL DtlEmtPOaSndlTSaavllNngsOR~IG-o.iN··~F· ic""E·'s"""' ..... 26,sOd Ill prQPtr1Y addr• lllCI olltt . -·1• common H gna~on o DATED 3103/88. UNLESS ~ indebtedn4liss and " 1 FC ...,,-common dlltanllOll If any --------Pf°'*1V II Shown abow, YOU TAKE ACTION TO obligations under capitalized c TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO shown '*'In. flit totil amouni IMIOs ........................................................ -0· FOREIGN OFFICES (sum of 13a I b). ... . ... .. ............ _ ....... 49,957 of Ill lfftPlld b1111101 of lie ._ I I • I STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Ltgal Departmmt at tk DailJ P.i'/01 is pkas«/ UJ annfJUnt:t a nw snvia now awilable m n8W businesses. ' . ~ tvil! now. SF.ARCH I~ 1111."!' for Jfl" at ft() txt7rJ chaigt. llllJt JtlU rl1( ~mt and tlx mp 14 the <Aurt Ho~ in Santa Ana. Thm. of tm1 -for tht JMTrh IS C'Ompkttd_ ~ wiU fi~ yourfiai!Wus businaJ Mme M#mmt with tht Uruity Clrrlt, p11bli.sh on<t a wt!tlt fa four ~ 11.1 ftrJ'lirtJ bJ '4w 11nJ thm fik your proof of publicatitm with dJt °"4nty Clnlt. PfLdre stop ,,, to fa }tJUT jiaitUNs ~ 1111tlJlsmt Ill ti# !Mil, Pilot, 330 W. Bay~ CMtll MOii. if J"1" "'"""' ""fJ bJ plttw t.JI 111•(71 I) 642-021 anJ wr 1vtU ma/tr llTl'll"tr"'nflS for J'1" IO httndk this pt'«l1llwt '1J ,,,,,;J, If>""' JK,u/J httw ""J fal'thtr 'fWJ'ions, p/tttM aJ/ Ill ll1lti wt '"8 k mort lhtt.n g'4J to llS1ISI you. Q,oJ /,Kit ;,, JO"'""" ""1i1IS j·' I ,.., ' I I , e.::::z:~ ........................ -0· 13.:=..,~~~nder r:'.::'= Subordinated notes and '14. OW.~ for bonOW9d money, "'* cosa • ...,.,.. and ad· dlbtn1ur9s .................................................. -0· lnC:t\ldlno note belencos of U.S.TreasufY VlftCIS M 11'9 Ima of N lrllllf Other~....... ...... .. ........................... 433 15 Mor1QaOe lnc:tebtedne&s finc;luding S cepital leues) ~ ol 11'9 Hoec:. of Ull Total Ullblilles ................................ ~ ...... 101 ,338 16. Ac:c9P1ances eXIQ.lted by or for llC:ICCMlt of 11: S331.564 71 In ~ lo Umit9cHlte pr9fwred stock. wa betlk and ~ c:alll, lie T°""' .. 1C1D1P1 a and~ a&Jrplua.......... .. ....................... -<>-17. Other • ...._ ............................. ~ ........................................................ 2-47 C8lllllr"S Cl'9dl drMI on••• 18. TOTAL LIA81LITIES (exdudng subordneted not• or NlloNll blftll, 1 cf-* drtwn EQUITY CAPfTAl -and dabenturea ............. ... ........... ..... ............ .. ... ""'"'"'""""' .. 50,204 by 1 ••or 9lclerll atclll lllllofl 19. StJbordn8'ed notes and debtntur• or a Cl'9dl «Ml !IV .... or ladefal .... and ro.n -.0-p.,,,.,.. preferTed llodc • .. and relal9d IUFJ)lus.... ... .. . ..................... ., .. -0-Common a1Dc:k................. ...................... . ... ;s,020 ~·p;···;:;c,··iai····· .. ·················2.1187 Nfl4 re::lieii .......... ·91ina(!OiMI)""" .... , .. m on avWflbleo.= Ma.trltlet ................... (45) _.LIP I I .... L_ .............. SHAREHOLDEAS EQUITY <Moll or uwtnos b1111t IClldllad 20. Preferred •todl ... a. No aher• OU111endng In Sdon &102 of lie Fllwldll 21. Common Stocll ... e No. ahet• Co0e End IUfl«tlN tll do Mto- authorl1ed ......... 1,200,000 nea In NI.-. In N Mnl b. No. lhar• ...... °"" 11111 *" . • IC> outatanclng .......... 2.037 Amouot 5,947,000 Clpttd, Ill TMlll Ny wlll• ~· ~A't'cooRiBvreo·cAPiTAL: .. · .................. 1 ·354•000 ~ ~ "'::'~ ~ 24. ~IU~ ~ 2!~23) .................................. : ............................ 7,3(tt =· ~ ,,:.,,-..~ :0 b ~"='gtijO'(IOU) . ..M ..................................................... (804) :..=1 i:. =in~= 25 c=.':,.'::,~.o;; 84Ulimerii' ................. · .. (2•3> =.o, ~ 26 TOTAL SHAREHOlDERS OUfTY ~lie 111•••,.1•...., Sum of ~itl:"'· I~:;::;:.~::;.:.~· ..... , ................................ 8.284 ::' ..:-'~ ~ V . TOTAL NtKJ~OiA8 iOUITV .................. 11.• IIWWI, _,;:;.,~ ~ ...... of c:r9dlt . • ..................... ~ "'""'-"' 190 ...... d ........ -.. .., .... °"' ..... ..... ...................... .... .......... ............... er.-. " .. a.. .. n. Dll'ID: 1..,,.. ..... .... . .......... II Tl ...... _ .. Ear---.... • QI -"Cl111 .-.. ...... ....... liilimrftl.., -.n-.11M1M GARAGE SALE . HINTS Before your garage sale place a ga rage sale sign where it win be seen. Make sure you follow all city ord inances , . Daily Pilat ~ COSTA MESA 2124 APARTMENTS COSTA MESA 2624 COMMERCIAL LOST & FOUND -----•I EMPLOYMENT 2925 EMPLOYMENT 5530 HOUSES/ HOUSES/ LUXURY 2Br 2Ba 2· FOR RENT E .. tald• DuplH w/3 REAL ESTATE llOJY condo, dbl gar,l•••••••ill• HUGE Bedroom•, 21•••·····-FOUND : DARK ---------• ~~~~sf.°:~-5~5/mo. ~~~·~~~pla~~~~g •--------o LA s s Es • a l· EMPLOYMENT ADVERTISING CONDOS CONDOS FOR SALE FOR RENT tS:r •Gu•lnt 2er 1ea hae BALBOA •Large 1BR. encl ga· BUSINESS OFFICE ~~~.~~s.ne~~1·:i~~= 5530 ASSISTANT 22nd(Tustln area. ISIAND 2606 rage, walk·ln clQsel, FOR RENT 2769 Bela about Oct. 21st. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Full llme, $7.50 hr. Frplc, w/d, gar. $1100.l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n o p el s $650/mo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Joe, 675-3391 ***** Stable . DEPENDABLE Refs+sec. 646-3255 11 Be\1y fJ44-2270 •---------BRISTOL & BAKER Individual needed lo Fully furn lg 2BR lofl Four 3111 SI Offices, FOUND: Schn•uzer SALON Hiring styhsl provide clerical 1up· BALBOA ISIAND 2106 '"°"A4 ~ 1·~--WP--0-~-1----apt avt for sublet. 1/1· ---------canne ry Villago, nr Gray female, Mon. 10/ Low rent. 540.1877 port for the advertls· 01>1>0 11Tu•1n *•lffront 3 ar 2Ba, 2· H&O .,. 8/30. W/O, Great locl NEWPORT water. Oeslgnors. art· 17, on PCH near Villa Ing depat1me nl or e All"llla"*Mwflilllltill&llll car gara~. Pier avail· BEACH 2169 -s900 + dep. 6?5·2551 BEACH 2669 lst1, etc now In bldgs. Nova. Call 10 Identify, 1 7th St. Beaut~ '1rowlng c ommunity _ ......... e111t11cfd· able. Rumbold Realty, Prefer 1 ame. Roy 497-4144. Cent•r hiring Hair newspaper chain. Ac· ·--.............. ,. ~ Stylists & Manicurists. curate • pl~ of 5" ml F• ...... Ad 11116111 675-4822 Jackson 673·3733 10L_O.......,,S __ T ....... C_O.,...O_N_H_O_U_N...,.D Low ren,I or high •Y "• .,. _...... .......... _ ...... -.... BEACH BALBOA •1BR se2s* 5Swpm • MUST. OU· ---C RM NG Bd di 28R 2BA $725"' Female, blac k & comm. 642·1717 Ilea Include data entry It ......., . ._, .-ime. HA . 1 · 4 • n· PENINSULA 2607 ~ ... p 1--------J white, name "Ellile."L========;I & 111111ta1111 ., t1lacr1111111llo11 Ing & bonus rm, bay ·RENTALS Sp"e•clJa~I ut Our COMMERCIAL Lost Friday. 10/28, ADMIN AS"' Hou~:~7/oa~~~3~ep~ Nit I".... view $2500 Ii illl Frig, d/W PROPERTY 2778 t1C 1 M · A • • h .. .._ -· ..... " ...,. WINTl!R WEBKLY 1 1 60 30 01 a esa rea. Mon•Frl. Good ... n. • -·-...... ' * BEAUTIFUL 4 bd 1 BR with g•r•ne nc . x pool. No ..,.. 111.llaHlca..,IMllllllSll'1110f family &'maid• rm, 3 1-4Bd ...... S350-S1400 Y••rly. Stove & ":'.. pets. No fees. Noliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Please call 642·0537 H B Ins Aljcy efol1, oppol"\unlty 101 .............. 1111olilft• frplc1 wd nrs & pavers WINTER (PURN) frig. Steps to beach & ---le""'a""s'"'e ... s.,,•,.,,..,s,.,,-48,,...,...,s..,.s,,,_.,..... C·2 Oto/W•rehou•• or pager. 973-&446. . • • • • gro~h. PhyalcaVdrug "'*"'-'_,...ace.llml· s28ooAgl873-6900 2Bt:locnlrnl ....... $900 ba 1795 &45-5S62 900 e./f, nr Fairview & ¥A.WARD• 2yrs.off.exp req Phones. 1e1Ung Is a prerequl• llllM•......,..·" 28d ocnfrnl .... $1695 Y· · LIDO Pl!NINSULA h»""" ~MV 1>m rM •II• of e mploymentj Tllla _.._ wlll lltl ANNUAL 2 DUPL•X APTS. ' 1SR·1BA avl 11/1 55 Fwy 619·726·8100 L 0 ST El. 0 ERL y """+"..,. ,...~ """ .~., For consldofallon, cal ......... ~.,_,. ... CORONA Studlo •··············· $800 1BR & 2BR. garage, Beach Uvlngl or 619-723·1953 BLAC~ CAT $1200/mo 842·7859 Judy Oetting, 7l4·642· .... .__ ........... 111 la 2Bd/2Ba .. ,. ....... 11200 w/d, utll Incl. Yearly $1000/mo. loll Ocl 21al. In thea_.-.-----=-miia.,,..;4:.:3:.:2:..;1..,;E::;:l<l=.·.:3.:0.:.;1·:_ __ -,_ •-1 DEL MAR 2122 3Bd bay-dock . $2450 S99S/mo. 645-5862 Private Wach ,. ......._., .. ._O.i.M•rS Ud h "'"100 710 Udo P•rk Dr INCOME vicinity of Newportr.----------.,--------...t .,. ....., ...... 1U1 .a 0,0 1u1•1• '::..:i ~ •--------714-e73.ec>30 Plop-nnty 2790 Beach near Fln tey .............. ti la 1116' 4Bd + bonus rm. u •nnc• co O~EN 7 DAYS ..... Slrfft. NHdS m.c21Ca· .. '''" .. ......,. • • 3lhBa. dbt gar, 2500 ProPerty •;t DELR~ff! 2/lt.22 ....,M'""""o""'"N'""T""H~L""'Y""R"""""•""'N""T"""AL,..,.._ ~:r,·.nP1:~~~19c9•~'. ..-1;;1Wlly...._llt_. a/f, upgradH, galore, ....._., • II• Dl.ftA u Until &/l7/95. \.fl blk 10 2 Townhm•• on 1 lot. ....... llALI I f .Cll"'11" granite In apa In pallo. !.. .!..--SC. 500' lo boach ac-1-----------~ --bct\/pler. Newty reoec .... 3 .... K. p d •REW•8 D• 1'11·1111ell1~•·-fer $2800 mo. Jacob• R• ., .... _. ..... _ '408 •••••rd 1Br a excepllonally clean. c:etlal••N· -'"'rt 673r~3~ I.oat Mate ~den R• •Tt °I lll OC••,.._ alty 97 ... 970 673-1900 1.ISS., frplc, lrg Ratio, 2.Br 2Be fum, w/d, gar ewpo · trtever. Apro1t. 2 yra. u1t•114il.J111. 708 Marguerite 2Bd 1Ba BLUFFS 2Bd + den, comm poof, new pnl/ parkng. 818-451_.47!» old. LIQht blonde, has 'd d/W 20 2 crpt/lter1 bllnda. No red collar. Hla name ts Can't 1eem to get to all thOSt repair Job• atound the house? Let the Cleaaltled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 1-car gar. w,, , • a. car gar, end ........ 1 .... ,. 832 .... 18 refrlg n/peta IUndeck unit. nf new cpt, --· ....,, -v ••••••••BUSINESS• "ZEUS". Ptease call pallo $1300 ~252 $1375/mo 557·1382 Lf1i upatalr• aludlo w/ MISCEI.lANEOUS ~ANr11! (909) 31'1..S:l77 M-F; SIS 78CMM07 kltch. Refrlg Incl. Ceo-c-&n ~ LOST at the Pumptdn --------'·H-E-IG_...HTS ...... _3br....,._2ba __ t_;.cw_ tral loc.. Call 222-sns 1.ENTALS Patch on Harbot & COSTA MESA 2124 gar. HW floors. rnerble for appC M·F 8:30-5. -------·--------Mama In Cos._ M .... ------ aaRMOU•• EnC:lo,ed Oarage Near~own 548-2720 or &4841541 f/p, bomi• rm, pk:ket IV$YV11141!41! fence 11.eso 494-e251 &.n..- UOO SANDS 1 a1y 3bd COSTA llES,A 2824 IOOMS 2708 OPPOITtJNlTY PUSONALS home, large patio & 2904• .. •••••• yard, comm pool & t ••• Pree Rent 2Br LAGUNA .sACN 1• .,,.. .,..,. to OCMn 1 .... a•. W'•lcle. New MOTOR ..... 11800 AOT 831-1400 cpC/p8)M. 1825+1500 1155 a Up/Wkly. LOCAL RTa 24 loc• pU50at••• 3002 Newttert c,..t :lbd, MC. Age. U0.1220 Maid aefVICe Kitchen tlona 9uy All Or P•rt ,....,, •vt 985 N cO... Hwy Poaalbl• l:IK WklYI••······· ~ k8t gar, redec/ •rttlht, shiny cJean 2Br 1 .;.. .... Bch 4 ..... -... • eoo.& .... 789 .......... 111Q ... _ 1 _ ;;N;IW;;;:'JIO=at;;---aiWPOIT ~ appl. Tenn/poo4/ lwnhoUae-alyte. Patio, _....--.---• .. ,,,. boh. Avail 11•1 . pool, 1nctty f11C. 1100. --------... •••••••• 1..-..e1M1a1natCl'9d 111001mo. 1>1M•60:la Hwbor wtu 149-9091 ··-w TO .. 1011•1.eo.-121 .. nt e .. 4 I -4 7 I I IUIR 1 IJlllOQ'llClllllfTS 1.00 MHlll7 13.tt ir*' ... _-'..,..Condo epecloUa. pocHo SHIU z7z4~---.. ---11-..:·~--;;·;;42Sl;;.w:.JV;;;:;:1;h:..a ... elde, ....... "' belleh •••••••••• lolldnn "'*9decl. tip, & thOPPlr'9.-M11/mO •• •• W/d. end.-..-.. Min • Up....... Prof Nl9 '° ahr cond01--------UNCllNSOMD QIAU d9Ck l11IO .,..., • .,., ,,.., ~In NB. Pvt LOST. 1-:I06-918-M7' ,,...,,. IM 1M _.,_.,. -.M In ba. tiannle. PoC)I. "" POl"lmft ,.125 crdt 1011•1~1 • ........ .... .,.. Cfpt Incl Ulll. --.07M VllNI' • 11• 1400-741-1011 & btlnda. 1711/mO. ·------· N .18/pef min. 1-eoo. ' A"911 now. Mt~ .. Mn MC1Y 11+ lllCll lOll IUCll 1081 ,. . Repainting? K you're looking tO repaint it, rebuild it, replace it or restore it, look in fhe Pilot Odeds to find the S81Vice you're loOking for. EMPLOYMENT 5533 Advertising Inside Sales We are seeking a full·llme Inside Sales Rep for the Clas» tied Advertising 0.. parlment who pos· sasses strong sales ability and the dasli• to b• successful In sales and earn rrioney. Good ~Ing skllls a plus. This lt"ldiv1dual mus t be highly motivated • hard-working a nd d e mons trate l h• abllity to meet d ead· llnesL work well with other people and provide effective c ustomer service . Th• proficiency to present Innovative H lhng Ideas and ••· ecute revenue pro- d ucing "Special Sections" ta a ptua. Oependab lllly • mu11. Great op- portun ity for the right c andidate. Good benefit pack· ~provided. FAX ,..um• to: e31~e4 Anan: Judy o.nsng or calJ for .,, Inter· View at (714) 942· 432 t. !)ct. $0' ·---- J I . TODAY'S €RoSSwoRo PUZZLE ,, WHO NaD8 ACD-In MllCB•lllQP l!*~*E'!':":·~'°~·:::1:101;;n;;i:;~;:r.;!!!:;:~~·:'·e 1111C. .. 101s •ur · -----...... "'*° lllMICedD 8 ...... f1J1 =-:-c::~ app~_,Md IM,000. .... m Giii .,. :=,: .::'-..,.':: 11; ..... pine,...., only. c.-..... 1111. 52 FOOd llefl 55~ memmlll IO Onc;ie men 81~ IN-I 83 Ridel'• NonJ.-South vulnerable. Soulh Bff~tl ..... ao; ...... 1• ... '1; --&ii!il'9iiliirl WU the contract ruanuect uni... ..... 11 -.el....al oil Ml•• t&iMilt;=;;Mitibbilllog cetitc Lone l&mlr'°"9 0GeC. 44'X11T. ,_.,. lnHP W..C. chw &o IMd &he Mil ol dubs. eop, NCtangel ..._,4 "'Y wa ... '971. CATS. 410 td; a 8ft. c:omnwnd M Singer Tutner 65 Lodging p&.ce 68 Saved 67 Linger 68 P•y out 69 Cummerbund DOWN I OfY river bed 2 Grad 3 St.Ill 4 Wastlington's rlVef 5 Elk 6 Mallnee -7 T1ke1~10 8 "Gtdger acfress 9 Soaples1 10 v..,, 11 Oeslte 12 Shetlered from r the wwld 13 Outdc> 21 One of Ule Mardl ~ 23 In ltddltion lo 25 •tnst.m• house 26 Phonogt'apti 'II 2+1 reeord 27 Share 28 Not rural 29 Tip to one side 31 AellQious rule 32 Calllorth 33 Donald Duck's nepheW 36 Goff score 39 Spotted cats 42 Corridor 44 Smelling re$i(lue EMPLOYMENT EMPLOY?tfENT EMPLOYMENT NOR'l1I •QIOI 0111 o.111a-•KQ1 Openiq 1-d: 3 ol 0 EABI' •1'74 04 OQ 1018 • 101131 The year 1933 WH memorable. On the intematioo•I scene, Hitler came to power. In b"-d1e, one of colwnniata WU born and this WM clealt in the dub champi· oMhip pair event •l the FrHklin Bridge club in Philadelphia. At ID091. tables the final contract wu six hearte, se>meUmea reached n the auction abown. At no table · More°"'*' &!aaa not. &he....., ctva. ~ zto.uo StunnlnQ Maly Mcl'ad-1 11th, w ~1------lead wu the......_ d.emoM I.a HWtng mechlne. Sofa deft 90W"t ea. 11, reder, "Y'M eounder. J11SSU1 1150 1001 at the def'aDden did Dot pt 6 love ..... gold IMf '4000 new, 142&, l'P Rooart80ft Al'.""""'°••······· eanlw, cledanr ...W Do& find a 819 tap ooffM &able, cal ••• aoe. Lm. 2 ctr 1Va, 0...... waJ &o eYOid the loee o1 two &ricU mlehg lalal9 . lamp. Al denning, wtnnkr, NC. '8 8 8 0 0 Z X.. A 11 ... _ ~'----.a... ... _ ldr1' cond. Ma-6181 Xlnt cond, attlklng L ... .,., lntatlo1, T· du~andt~_w,~~=-. )Met wu ALL l'lll•WOOD DDUl.SPITS. graphic.. 1198K. IOpa. Radllr, l'hone. -.... """'" -. a-c··· -..-1 Randy, 11........,111 111c m1. M0o01n oaly in the poa&mclr'\am that • way r• -s.eaoned _.. &opt home WU uncoverecl. wood. frM d~ -----·-·1 '90 N6aun S1anza, blk, Suppoee &hat, af\.er winniq the ~thf:'°r!w ~lea. ADOPT-A-PIT POWBI BOATS aulO,,A/C, new *•el firat trick with the kins of dia· 1150/cord, HO/half Every Sat a aun a1 7012 :a~~~.~ moads, declarer draws tnampe in cord.11'97181135 PETSMART, l'ountalnl•••llll!I••••• thrM rounds and then continues ft.a-Out Of Valley. ~. kit· ,87 BOsTON WHALER 1-------- with th• •ce or diamonds. When -·.. t•NI and more, elf TOYOt'• 1210 lullneal looking for loYlng c.,. ** IO .Horupowet A w-ahowa out, declarer " in ~-FramH, palntlnge, Ing taomea. CALL' 241· Yamaha mtr. Extru~·-•••••• Lion to take advant.ap o( the rart ..,.-a.&-, ...... ,.,.. fix. 0317 for more Info. l8200 Obo 14&-1045 '81' 8UPRA Sliver, that Weat hH only black carda1 .. _.-• ..-. -turM & fumllure. Stlll Blchon AKC Pupa dog 1 e1'1' DuHleld 17 loaded, top c:ond, hi ......a&n.1"1. h8ve palndnga left b7. dr d utty, .. Bay UM.lneh, 15 HP pelf tltea. One OWT\tlr. Declarer next caahea Lhe kins ol Paul Blain• Henr , ctn~ ~-st.w= £vlnrude, no canopy. Must ... , 645--2417 1padee, then leads the deuce and JuUan Rlnat a Lupettl. "'""· *5CJO.i550 C<MI $1950. Call 54&3454 f_. fineuea dummy'• 10. When lhal No re•ortelllo of· ·-· 1--------- wina the trick, declarer play• the fer.a refu•ed. Al eoa-a1-.0779 RUCKS 9220 kins or dube and ciiacanta the ace o1 Aaron'• Galtefy. ca11 C.OkonlNlftlel P ... SAIL BOATS 7014ia•••••• ~from hand! Tues ~2.:=31'14-AKC 7-wka'bun °' b1k 'U TOYOTA truck w/ -Ir Wnt ducks, that'• declarer'• 1250 In NB•722.o:sn tf.21 30'CATCH UftlV '-cab. Loaded new 12th triclt, but winninc ia no better. ":::• ~~-••v• abused and 25. Fl hd rm. Loaded paint, top 'cond. West can only ntum I black card, roaewood' curios 6, abandoned pets. Ba a lo race/crulH, haa Camping aheU car- brinc)nJ the board beck to Ure, and ptanter stand• French volunt..,/foater. Call mooring. Priced to Nit peted. &45-2417 the &.able'• two black queena aJlow c:ablnete • Bombay, 714-859-2704~ c.n (714) 873-8203 declarer to ahatr the two loains dia-paintings, ~. TH• P•RP•CT CAT •--....... ...----- monds from hand and lan,d the etc. ate. No reuon-"" to good home. CAMPERS RV'S ••V•O•L•V•O•••iilii2ii3il0 alam. able offers . refUMd. Gray long hair male, • • .1• ,1-------------------------i 1240 Logan #1, Coata approx 2 yrs old. Very 11UUL!RS 8014 '83 Volvo DL -Auto M .... 444-1112 affac:tlonate; litter box uana, AJC, PB, PS', trained. Can't kHp. New 28' molorhome AM/FM atereo, c .. 1. Ple .. e c.U 848-0972. tor rent. Fun kltch, 12,050. Call 673-3872 To ~ood homa with no ahower, TYNCR. Day , & wkly ralea. 559-8844•---------ch ldr~n, 1·yr-old neu-VOWWAGIN 9235 .tered male, beige & red atrlped, all ahola. •••••••• Sweet dl1po11Uon, •UTOMO•ww1115 •aa OHIA 102k orig. IOVH to talkl Comff n ~ II t I with frff litter bolC • m ea, r m, carpel, • etc. Run• Gre•tl bag OI litter. Pt.... lt900 840-0388 ~~m e13 ... e19 1pm-CADIUAC --------- 5530 5530 5530 Accounting EARTHQUAKE 8usy CM con1ractor need a CPA. PAYROLL· CONTROLLER TO TAKI! CHARGE OF OUR CUSTOM PROGRAM. Muat be exp'd In dlaburalng commlulon payroll & labor Invoices for 200+ employHI. FAX reaume•: 714·548- 95315 ATTN: Skip. Frl4Jndly working con- dltloM. •BOOKKEEPER P/T M·F 11-3. 10-key by touch. Newport Beach restaurant. 645-8384 -----IC:&RPET SERVICE CL!MUfG CLEANING 3515 SERVICES CONTRACTORS fENCES HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE • PAINTING 3858 PET SPJUNJa.llS 3921 3548 3558 • DEtn 3615 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiilSERVICES 3870liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Qual Crpnlry, Paint. •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii SPRINKLD IY'STDIS ,.. .... PET•,.......,. C!1"Cn QUICK RESPO SE CloseVO., Stor, w•ll Palntlntt t.Mr.otw Design a '""-I. Replk ...,...., • ....-~· ~v Hou•• & Ofllce Best N I •RNCllS GAT1!8• unit a, furn, lormlca, TREii OUll. painting by pror11 QUALITY TIMll d~ Cool miltlng • • DIRECTORY . Carpet repalta, prof•• Prlce-Be•t Workt l0yr Local Uc. 20 yr exp M•apelr~ Nplacd repair• 1575-e359 Fred T•pp•d•elllo•• •--• Uci·-· Ina Speclalty petcare ___.ft .... t, ....... Free fflJ n alonally done. 20 yn. ExR. R91•. Fr" £at. Small fob1, big Jobs Redwooc:t-L#576605 '" . ~ • ---· · for convalHclng pete. :~-::..":"';.:!:':"' -'tt ACOUS C exp. Sr dl9c. nW380 •Lu..-880-0704• FREE Eat. 650-7042 J im Whyte 842·7206 ., ....... -ftt4479 Free eat. 145-3305 • <:>e31-4833<:> :"1t.iC'M.-~.o48,. en IEllODELING 3408 •Hou•• Cleanlne• 1--------•Wood F•no••• BAUUNG 3720 LE,. •T 21"9 au., PllMllll CARPET INSTALL Exper'd, Dependable, DECX ~ he hlUln9 vn1o PLUS touchupa. PIASTER ACOUSTIC US.TBS Rel'• & Special Raleal COA11NG lllimltft. u,i; pr1ct1. Uc'd Hauling Junk, Appll· SERVICES 3$ 12 24 Hta. Richard Sinor Remov1l•Re1pr1y .. w111 • UPlpltS 3516 Vloleta 794 0801 3570 AdvwUglCons1r.17+530t anua, Yard Clean-Up,l~i!i.!!l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uc 280844 84W209 REPAIR ---------- TR.ANSLATQI/ 3880 TUTOR 3927 ------.. xteOfy wll ,..,..,..,llirlt Kathr'• Hou........._ STOP Etc. Call Mike PDIOUL lll.IUllY AT1Y QUALITY CAR• ""efr" &t.ee3l·2"ll p & M CARPrT8 Quality work w/rel• Deck Leajta· ;:;-=:;;::;::-;;:;;:;;;-;--1 • .,,,..,.,..,.,.,,.!e~4~9~.~1~3~9~1~~ Pree COfl8uHatlon 20 yra ••P· Ou-11ty INT/EXT.QUALITY taT SPAIHSH/IENGLISH ••O• HUTTON CO. All repalra,reatreche• Rell.t>le, 714-831-2256 waterproof co1llng1· fLOOR INSTALL .IUNK To The DUMP •Tt .... 212•117124 Hra workmanahlp, fair , Patcti to complete Technical • Gen«al Apply•Remove•Palnt s.n carpet wholelal• Pg# 71 ,._se7-og18 deck•, 1talr1 Qual. •e••••~ 3620 1714-.... taaa) H. n..aa Hlobtlaq. price• 845-2417 Ron fob•. UcenMd. 25yr• Tutoring ServlcH 1111/Ext. Compfete ~ry-.St. dlacouni.-Call ua work. L#587430 Frff ~~ Wiii h ul h t Ta h .l&NKINS PAINTING exp. 24 h11 554-7831 Suaana 873-7409 . wall HNlce. tee-8320 anytime 809-279-1480 Peraonellzed e•p'd E•L S.1t I 722·8789 a w • r 1 ,..,... _______ _ t or call Pgrli 413-1037 or Pg# 809-3~3 h .. cleanlng. Bl-wkly/ VI_.., her•wood, Man won'U 984-5259 MAsONJlY ' 3828 Int/Ext. Wallp•p-er, -------- kl Y bl .. .,. ""' drywall, fexturlng, etc. PL"n..lNG 3890 ,_Tll.l_ ....... ___ 3_9_2_8 WHITE'8 CARP•T w y. ery reaaona •· DOORS 3580 ceramic, m~. aub JEWELRY Free •It. David 419-5481 VP&» ' AUTO REPADV ,SUVICES 3447 .... lfaSSDMGUAR •Ouallty Repair• 1958 Placentla Costa Meaa 831·2742 All types of repair• Suaan .. 71'-573-862I floor repair, carpet. 3784 JOltll DORM UIOllRY """ rHtrechlng. Lowell + Pfi&PiiilONAL + liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uc, Bond 943-3882 l••••••••li Brk:k•StoneeBlockeL.g CHUNG'S PAINTING TH• LOCAL P\.UllaU Repair apeololl .. e prlcH on new carpet. HOUSllCLUNING ~ experienced Wllll H old Jewel & amall fob• OKI Uc Int/Ext. Reaa $1. Ouar • Wiiiem llflOll1 ~ ca.an Caulk. rewout (714) 831.o3t2 BY LUCY-7yra EJcp/Ael dhependable ·door w:~h &fewetry ,.:~~ #887191 83to38~a ;ond/otki L~!~g:o2 alnce 11M7·We are aa eeallng a. 1na1a11: & Low rate• CMM870 anger. Guar work, fURN1TU1U! AnUque/Flne Jewelry •MASONRY EXPERTS• na., ~ clo•• aa your phone. Uke-Nu Tiie 140-2211 . -CB-llD--,.-•• -e-3_5_3_6,.S_U_N_S_H_l_N_E_•_C_L_EAN--IN-G reaa. Don 521"8910 R!PJUaS ; 3822 Buy/..,,,_. 81'3-03ell Brick, blk, conC1ete KO~ PAINTING L•47eooo e75-9304 ~ 14yrs exp. t.ocal A•I•. --------ii•••••••• stucc o. Lie/Bond liiVExt Ou., work ALLIGll PLUlll11i61•0--tE-E _____ _ Make life .. aler call DRYWALL •---------Low SS JOH 831·7843 Re ... P~• Comm/l nduat/R•• ------ CUL TUR••NANNY ual Beat Bet 838-4191 SERVICe Co ..... o llaeteretlon LANDSCAPE• Bond/Ina •Ince •71. •Drain Cleaning• SUVICES 3929 .USINESS W!TraM. 1 .............. for G 3584 Refinishing repair, up-LAWN raee 3808 L#511517 Fr" Eat L•874731 84&-32991 .. •••llll•l!!lil ..,.,......., hofs, etc. FREE pick· ~ MOVING 3834 84• 8033 24h 1• famlly w/kld• 11ge 8 + I---------re iiiOCH•i Jiu•iiO ... Mlko'a Tree 8vo SEIVICES 3488 Ga~ H9-e3311 COMPUTllS 3516 DRYWALL FINISHING up/detiv/Ht. "2·1823 ..... Y•rd Malnt. lil•lil•liliiiiiiiiiii PAINTING 890-4ell1 Dralne/Remodela/R• Tr" trlmng/removal, ••••••••&I DAY ii NIGHT CARii Patching, tuturlng. Lawn• Cleanupa PUBLIC NOTICE Conaclentlou• craft•· pairs. L#5105U ctNn-up. 18yr1 In CM. TYPING/WORD PROC. lnfante/Toddler9 Computew Tutortn9 ~~~~~Y4_=:01:REE BANDY MAN 3710 't,~ • .!'!·"'.~'!.9•4L9{ The CalJf Publlc·Vtlll-man. Old fHhloned 800.e394t40 Fr" est . .ao.o270 Reports & rffum... Lg yard. Frwy cloee. BHt lnt.ro to oos, .--..... '...ea tiff Co,,;mlulon RE· pride In workmanltllp. THI lilwl'OAf lllCA •--------- Sec'I. FAX LP. omce Exp/Uc. 722-1130 Windows. 20-yr prori. . CkMft hw Uindacpng QUIRES that all uHd AiiNIOW Cil'Oii iLlfit. tPl.Utl .. NQ co.• WAll . Service.CM 842-<>&42 Exp'd Nannies avail. for Dl1coun1 with ad until DRIVEWAYS 3585 H...atl ..... P~ & lnlgatlon, Trimming household gooda 1'*'*'9-ir.t&lHouatl FaaVdepend No O.T. lfve.ln poaltlona Into Nov 10. 714-723-1985 Palnt.c.rpentry-a Removals. Clean-'!\Overs print thel• Apt. Oual. )ob. Free ett. Lrli874497 1548-4722 COVlallfGS 3932 CIUlPBNTIY 3510 loving hornea. lrlah LIKE·NU CONCRETE Dryw .. and moret upe a Maine, St. Uc. P.U.C. Cal T number; St. lcl1189197 838-Mll Nanny Aeq. 1744108 CONr•en • New proc ... remove Q~ Ma-Sa77 #699025, eeo.etoe llmoa and chaun•ur• _l_OO_mTV __ G ___ 3_1_10-C....._ •••-.er A to z MANDYllAlll -·~=y . 3557 olllruet 1talna Crack ca ... le .. ..,.. Lint •LAllDICAPI HllGN ~"" :•.,.T·;::~:: PIANO •VOCAL .-u. ~!~.:--:C:•':.!::ft INSTAUJRE1ACf CAllHETS CLl&NING WVnA rpr Frff !at 7ICJ..l427 ~E_,:;.::; ::a"~d~w1 =:on~ a'C'u. h=.:. WSONS 3818 CALL ua 1'1118TI "~' o1t;, •. 11'N9H ~ ~ .. <IL~· SUVICES 3548 Int Prlce/QuelltJ ILECTII beat any wrltten "t.1 gallty of a -r, llmo Aeroofa a rep•lra. we ge1a abOUld hang ~.......,, .....,..,,._ * raw 3•10 , • ._ .. -....... Chrle 1 ~1MV\-A"'l-"""l4 .. ._... Local oo .. ,... ...-.. togatf"'-s•·t •--n _ ---. v ..-. ·--.....,..._. ..... or chaulfeur, call: Oottueo Mualo StUdlo Evans ,.O:O~ 1.4':78:M' edvlc..... " p, ... ta • =~t~o~':.:!::1a •WllDOWCLUlllfOt =:=-= A.1 ........... werll carp•n\ry, tooflnfl• c:== ~·= PC:,~= ~~ ~o ~t:!r! ' Ut•.a~1r:n~-:· Fire/Water/Repair.-. fttfea'~TES BrtcJc lllocll. ltona Tiie Local Uc. contractor plumblng, drywa I, Malibu low-¥Olt lights 7.J4-55M111 tM7 llllODl!UifG Concret9/Elec/Plumb. 291«191 Dewtct ~ P.UO 0rtv9wav autck Aeaponeet etuocO, Painting. ua.. P• 1t4/7a .. na•> :l!!!rr Me-1'MO llOaTOll Oo•HON• ,rp1o. ua..·Aet:20 Yr l'rM E.._ •M-TOU aleOtrtcal. """l41-14M ~ • .,, °" ....... • ADDmOllS 3118 ....... "9lftod. Oootl, • Qe• .. Co. ..... • 1i .. ,. • ., .... LICWi•ILlctllc iiiiiYllM Carp... OllLY -Z::! ~~~mil':!: PIT . • =-~..:~ T'hoN...,..,,1 .. 1111 1' TMPtlet IS rra exp. l'rea Mt. try. tie, plumbing A Tlmara-¥DIY99-NPM• TIIJW.VMCM1-1117 SlavJQS 3870 A••1•1.-.t91'4 ~ rre -.. 1oc. .. JD orult••• "-/Comm. Ir d&eo. n:iaf. n,r8 .,,.l:lr.t.. lnetelletton. 722-1124 M ~ unw•lllld 1a.11bdrnlehnl11100 .--- •• ---11'e moet oom-etwfo L# 2'8300 142-aea ,_,.,Bel 1'? ~-11.._,,,,.,.... ___ ... -~ ,._._.....---.. ,._ PRft ...,......._ a ...... ---efwe and~ dlraoo :a:ai; UHl--AM ........, -;;.,..,~ ~ ..... -yo.;-1"' IC:;..~~ LJcf41110l IONliGl7 daMlng ..._, c.ai '°'Y ol gooda and Mt• __. ......,.__... .,.... maint. W. de. denW.d ad .a ..,... or Uc _______ .._ __ ue_ •_Ao-Mel ___ .__ *-aroundl *114-1"'* I all bneat 14Mt14 ...... .,.. 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