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r-------------------------, I Newport Beach
city budget
(fiscal year 1995-96)
+Total number of city
employees: 650
11 The city must cut 25 positions and take other steps to make up for a
$4 million deficit. Public hearings begin June 12.
city's central and branch libraries.
Residents will likefy raise a variety of
questions and objections beginning June
12, when the City Council bolds the first of
two public bµdget review sessions. The
coOncil expects to adopt the document by
the beginning of the fiscal year, July 1.
in past years, the council will spend leM
ti.me reviewing individual line items, OOll·
centrating instead on "the big picture,•
according to City Manager Kevin Murphy.
+Total operating budget:
, $84 million
+Money spent on capital
improvement projects:
$43 million + Ant icipated deficit:
$4 milllon + Expected number of
positions cut: 25
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Woman steals
car, stabs lot
employee in
the hand'
By Carolyn M iller, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -Bill Griffith
was &prucing up a 198" Ford
Tempo Tuesday afternoon at
Cheap Auto Sales when a
strange lady wi~ blond hail'
caught his attention.
Griffith. 65, an employee at the
used auto lot, never dreamed his
polite otter of help to the woman
sitting in a 1986 Nissan truck -
with a sticlcer price ol $3,695 -
would result in a struggle leaving
a bloody gash on bis left band.
below a dark tattoo ol a tilh.
Whoo Grtffttb-who wu alone
at the used auto lhop -walked
over to the truck, the waman
allegedly bit the ~ and Grilfttb
J'"""*' into the trudt'• open dri·
ver-Gde WtndoW.
8 SEE CAA.JACK MOE 4
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By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -For geologist
Frederick Curtis, the greatest danger of the
dty1s 1995-96 budget is its proposal.to elim-
inate a grading engineer.
By cutting the position, Curtis argues,
·the city will lose the expertise a local geol-
ogist brings to the job and may suffer pre·
ventable landslides as a result. Lltigation
will follow, Curtis said , which city residents
will have to make up through tax increas-
es, according to Curtis.
"If you can do the work right up front,
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you can forestall these' things,• said Curtis,
who plans to voice His concern to the City
Council. "I'm trying to save them some
money up front."
Curtis's concern is not the first directed
at the upcoming budget, whiCb the city
released last week in its preliminary draft
form. Nor will it be the last.
Some will question city officials' line-
item travel expenses. Others may wonder
why the city's General Services Depart-
ment must lose $500,000 and 14 full-time
employees from the previous year. Still oth-
ers may wonder why budget shortfalls
must affect the hours of operation at the
The three-volume budget, prepared in a
new "user-friendly" format. is the first to
address the long-range goals of the city's
new department structure. In April. the
council approved the controversial merg-
ing of six city departments into three,
including the combining of fire and marine
departments.
The 1995-96 budget must deal with tbe
continuing appropriation of city hmds by
the state of California and with a recent
county landfill fee increase, which will take
an additional $532,000 out of the city's gen-
eral fund.
The city faces a $4 million sborttall
between operating revenues and expendi-
tures. an imbalance administrators hope to
correct by 1997. To begin the recovery
process, the city will cut spending by $2.3
million; eliminate 25 full-time poe;itions;
raise an additional $500,000 to reb uild
Rather than host a series of budget hear-
ings during the day, the council review will
·take place over the course of two public
hearings conducted in the evening. Unlike . • SEE BUDGET PAGE 5
David Palmblade
(left) comforts his
«Hiay-old IOD
wbUe Dune Janel
Gero draws blood
bom Jacob's heel.
Below, Jacob
receives ultra-vio-
let light treatment
for 1111 )auncllce
concUUon at bis
Costa Mesa home. ·
School district
will borrow
$11.3 million
•Newport-Mesa trustees hope to meet
June 13 deadline to pay off $47 million
debt caused by county bankruptcy.
By Mary Ann Harmon, Staff Writer
NEWPORT-MESA -School trustees approved a
$11 .3 million loan agreement with the Irvine Rantjl
Water District on Tuesday night, which they might
use to pay off a $47 million debt linked to the coun-
ty bankruptcy.
They also passed a resolUnon asking for an
extension to pay off that $47 million debt.
All trustees approved the water district loan
except Wendy Leece. who voted no because she
said she wanted to study points brought up by Coro-
na del Mar resident Richard Nichols, who ques-
tioned the district's obligation to pay back the $47
million.
Members of the Irvine Unified School District
board and the county Department of Education -
agencies that borrowed money to invest in the failed
county pool -have also approved the lC>a? agree-
ment.
Newport-Mesa Unified School District officials
might have to take the loan offered by the water dis-
trict, if the county-issued recovery notes can't be
cashed in time to pay off a $4 7 million loan repay-
ment due June 13.
Another contingency plan has to do with asking
for an extension until June 30 to pay off the loan.
This plan has npt been approved by the bond hold-
ers, but it starts the extension process going, if nec-
essary, said Michael Fine, director of fiscal services.
Corona del Mar resident Chriss Street. who has
berated the board in the past for borrowing to invest
in the county. warned trustees that the water district
loan document gives too much power to the water
district. He also repeated bis request to default on
the $47 million loan.
Attorney Stephen Cole told the board that if the
district defaulted on the loan, its credit rating and
reputation could be seriously damaged, making it
difficult to make even routine financial transactions
such as issuing tax anticipation notes. The district's
credit rating could also be hurt for years to come.
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The district received $60 million -or 73% -of the
$80 million invested in the failed county pool earlier
this month. The county serilement cans for the CliS--~
trict to receive another $11 million in recovery notes
by June 5.
The interest rate Ne wport-Mesa will have to pay
back on the water district loan is based on one year
of a U.S. Theasury bill rate plus 25 points .
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Flag theft .makes Memorial Day
memorable for wrong reason
• A dozen flags stolen
from. their posts at Harbor
Lawn Memorial Park.
By R. John Forstrom, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -Twelve
American flags that had been
raised at the Harbor Lawn
Memorial Park for Memorial Day
ceremonies were stolen Monday
night. putting a damper on the
holiday for some veterans.
The 5-foot by 9-foot cloth Oags
were among 250 to 300 American
flags that are ~ at Harbor
Lawn and flown alOng the ceme-
tery'• Gisler Avenue entrance
eY9IY J'NU' around Memorial Dey.
Bud Hohl. ('CWD'Dender of the
Veterans ol Por9gn Wan Poll
3536, Nkl that between 8 p.m.
Monday and 6 a.m. 1\aetday,
IOIDeOM broke into the~
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8L WEDNESDAY. MAY ~1; 1995
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almanac
BIRTHS MARRIAGES
Gay, lesbian 8.ctivist dies of AIDS complications
Most recent births in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa.
MAY9
• Mr. and Mrs. Frode Foss-Skiftes11ik,
Newport Beach. girl
DEATHS
Most recent deaths as repo(ted to the
Orange County Recorder's Offtce
COSTA M ESA
•Angeline L Johnson, 71, on March 25
, • Nina H. St-;11ens, 70. on March 21
NEWPORT'BEACH
• Betty B Ferguson. 74, on March 23
• Lora C. Iden. 91, on March 23
• Laura D Stephens. 89, on March 23
• N1<.holas J Bakewell, 75, on March 23
• Ann M Fisher. 86, on March 22
• lohn S Ne<1US, 88, on March 24
DUI ARRESTS
Most rKent mamage5 iS r~ to
the Otange County Recon:tef .s ffice.
CO STA MESA
• John W. Joyner married Brandi l
Jones, on March 1 1 In Newport S.ad'I
• Gregory N. Lyons married Kim~ley
A. Stotmore, on March 12 in Santa Ana
NEWPORT BEACH
• Kevin P O'Neil married Angela M.
Gallagher, on March 11 in Santa Ana
• Daniel M. Hodes mamed Marla A.
Hughes. on March 11 en Laguna
REAL ESTATE SALES
1 Recent real estate sales as ~rted by
the Continental Lawyers Title Co. In
Santa Ana.
COSTA MESA
• 838 Joann St. S 168.000. to R. & R.
Alcala
• 2236 Raleigh Ave, S167,000, 2 bed-
rooms. 2 baths. to H. & A FRas
• 3085 Klondike Ave . $226,000, 3 bed·
rooms, 2 112 baths. to EMC Motgage
Corp.
Tun Blake, a Costa Mesa resi-
dent and activist for the gay, les-
bian and AIDS communities,
died of a number of AID~relat
ed illnesses at Hoag Hospital on
Sunday. He had just celebrated
bis 40th birthday.
Blake worked as a psychiatric
technician for the state of Cali-
fornia Jor almost 20 ·years and·
was a unit supervisor for the
Pa.iJview Developmental Center
in Costa Mesa. He retired in
October 1993 due to his illness.
Diagnosed as 1-llV-positive in
1986, Blak~ became active in
organizations that provide ser-
vices and compassion for indi-
viduals living with HIV and
AIDS and also in the gay and les-
bian communities in Orange
County. He was
.involved in the
AIDS Respome
ProgTam and
the AIDS Ser-
vices Pounda-'
tion, an lrvine-
based. group
which otters a
wide range of
support for peo-
ple with HIV TI.m Blake
and AIDS.
Blake served as
a member of ASP's board of
directors.
Blake. started the Buddy Pro-
gram as part of ASP. where he
trained volunteers to counsel
those with HIV and AIDS. Blake
was an AIDS Buddy, or emotion-
al counselor, for five yea.rs, until
1993 when be experienced bis
first life-threatening illness. Pol·
lowing bis illness, be, in tum,
received counseling from AIDS
Buddy Cindy Smith.
Throughout their two-year
acquaintance, S~th and Blake
became close friends.
·we lost a wondedul person
... (who) always found time for
kind words for others," Smith
said Tuesday. •Even with every-
thing going on in his own life, he
was always d oing kind things for
others. ·nm always said that the best
way for anyone to honor him is to
continue the fight and to contin-
ue to bring awareness to the dis-
ease and hopefully find a cure.
He did a lot but be had a lot more
to give.•
Blake also helped to imple-
ment new education and aware-
ness programs, including ASF's
Speaker's Bureau for which be
offered his services as a panelist.
Throughout bis several years
of volunteer work, Blake
received much recognition for
bis courage and commitment to
AIDS patie nts, including one of
the Orange County Federation's
Take Pride awards in February.
Blake is survived by three
brothers and man'y close.friends
who played an important role in
his life.
A memorial service for Blake
will be organized by Joe Lopresti
next month.
The following people were arrested
•ecently on susp1C1on of driving under
rhe influence. These people have only
oeen arrested on suspicion of a crime
and. as with all such crimes, they are
innocent until pro11en guilty.
• 937 Paulanno Ave. S192,000, 3 bed·
rooms, 1 bath, to T. & R. Smallcomb
1 • 909 Hyde Court. S 156,000, 3 bed·
1 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, to L & D. Burtzlaff
• 913 Powell Court. S188,000. 3 bed·
rooms. 2 1/2 baths. to C. & 5 Seibert
Cops reporl quiet shifts despite holiday weekend
COSTA ~ESA
Christoph~r Stephen Boesel, 22, of
~ullerton
Charles Eugene Simmons. 23 of Hunt
1ngton Beach
Steven Tyler Honeycutt, 24. of la M ra-
da
::>a111d Charles Schneider. 30. of Min
neapolis
rJonald Gordon Skrede. 44 of Newport
13each
5te11en Ph1ll1p Arendt 40, of Newport
deach
George Irish Gladwell. 29, of Tustin
Sarb,ua Mlt<a~ Thobnn, 46, of We~t
.ake Village
NEWPORT BEACH
Jody M1chJel Brookens. 19. of Hunting
ton Beach
Rebe((a Ruth Trtnkle1n, 39, of ln11ne
Chet Hunter Spreen 20, of Newport
Beach
William Let! Nolf1, 35. of Cos1a Mesa
George Jacobs. 69, o f Newport Beach
• 305 Hamilton St., S 173,000, 3 bed·
rooms. 1 112 baths. to J. & M. Martinez
• 371 W. Wilson St , S330,000, '2 bed·
rooms, 1 bath, to I Sahin
• 2365 l1tt~ton Circle, S237,SOO, 3 bed·
rooms, 2 1/2 baths, to M. Craw
• 186 Fairwinds. S 155.000. 2 bedrooms,
2 baths. to S. Benson
NEWPORT BEACH
• 1501 Lincoln Lane. S557,500, 3 bed-
roorr 2 baths to J. & S Wampler
• 1718 Antigua Way. S610,000, 4 bed·
rooms. 3 baths to P Yoder
• 1424 Ar t1gua Way, S575,000, 5 bed·
•ooms. 3 112 baths to E. Jarvis
• 1845 Sant1;;go Drive, S410,000, S bed·
rooms. 3 baths to B. & L. Brunda
• 1952 Windward lane. S529.000, 4
bedrooms, 3 baths to J & D Huggins
• 1119 Estelle Lane S485,000, 2 bed·
rooms, 2 112 baths to D & A. Janes
• 100 Via lido Nord, S3,900,000, to M.
Weinberg
engagement
MAYLE-CLARKE.
Tcryn Bree Mrtyle dnd David
Christopher Clarke, both of New-
port Bed<'h, will be marned July 1
tn a gdrden selhng on Lido Isle
TheH engagement h ds been
announced by her parents. Larry
cind Terry Mayle of Newport
Beach He 1.., the son of Judy
Clarke of Costd Mei.d dnd the
Idle Chic Clarke>
The bride-elect ts d Corond del
Mar High School and UCLA
graduate Her hance was gradu-
ated from Mater De1 High School
dnd UCLA
The melee was absent from the
Memorial Day holiday weekend.
which traditionally heralds the
official start of summer and usual-
ly brings eager beachgoers, pic-
nickers and partiers out in droves.
For the Costa Mesa and New-
port Beach police forces, it was a
calm and quiet weekend void of
the traumatic and tenible. Per-
hdps the dull gray skies and the
goose-bump-inducing chill put a
damper on the festivities that nor-
TODAY
BU51NESS WORKSHOP OFFERED
The four Orange County
Community College districts -
Coast, North Orange County,
Ranch o Santiago and Saddle-
back -will host "Interact '95," a
small business economic devel-
opment workshop today at
Orange Coast College.
The Orange County Business
Council is also a sponsor of the
event. scheduled from 6 lo 8:45
p .m. dl OCC's new Technology
Center
The goal of Interact '95 is to
share new ideas for growth and
profits with the county's small
and nud-i.1ze business owners.
Participants will learn how to
work with county community
colleges lo improve theu busi-
ness effectiveness and profitabil-
mally crowd the beaches and
boardwalks.
In each city, there were routine
arrests for petty theft, possession
of drugs and a few driving under
the influence incidents. but not
any more than usual, according to
police reports.
"Yes. it was a very qwet week-
end,• Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Andy Ganis said. ·Tue weather
may have had somelhmg to do
with it..
Costa Mesa Police Capt. Rick
Johnson also said there were no
major incidents. He isn't sure if
there is a relationship between
the inactivity and the dreary
weather, but said when it is warm
at night people tend to come out.
•For a holiday weekend, really
everyone was well-behaved,.
Johnson said. "There 's no warm-
ing trend yet.•
Newport Beach lifeguards also
had little reason to sprint from
around t own
ity.
Topics up for discussi9n
include: increasing sales and
profits by using strategic market-
ing and planning; improving
competitiveness through work-
force training; improving cash
flow through cash management;
and increasing profits by choos-
ing affordable technology.
Interact '95 participants will
receive a resource guide and
computer disk which lists avail-
able community college
resources.
The cost or the event 1s $20 at
the door.
For more information, call
Coast Community College a t
432-5012.
ESTANOA CO LLEGE NIG HT
Estancia High School. 2323
Placentia Ave. in Costa Mesa, is
sponsoring a ·college Night" a t
7 p.m . in the schools Social Stud-
ies Court. Parents and students
from the Newport Mesa Unified
School District are invited to hear
presentations from the University
of California , the Associabon of
Independent Colleges and Uni-
versities and the Coast Commu-
nity College District. The pro-
gram is free and reservations are
not required. For information,
call 760-3422.
HOME_OWNERS M EETING
The Bluff Homeowners will be
discussing paint color mediation
at their 7 p .m. meeting. The
meeting will take place at 24 14
Vista del bro in Newport Beach.
.For information. ca.11 721-1645.
INVESTMENT SEMINAR
David W. Phelps. vice presi-
dent of investments at Prude ntial
their towers to offer assistance.
Newport Beach lifeguard Gor-
don Reed said the beaches were
relatively empty. except f9r Mon-
day when the sun shone for a few
hours and attracted a crowd of
50,000 hoping to catch a few rays
before the clouds consumed them
once again. The nwnbers were
smaller than a typical Memorial
Day when crowds nwnber 80,000
to 100,000 people.
-By Carolyn Miller
Securities, will be leading a sem-
inar at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221
W. Pacific Coast Highway. 'The
free seminar begins at 11 a.m .
and will provide fl 'detailed
investment framework for all
attendees. Seats are limited. For
rese.rvations, call 752-2280.
ASSET PROTECTION PROGRAM
Unmarried indiviuals can
learn how to protect their assets
through living trusts and other
legal strategies at a free program
titled "Co-Habitor Rights: What
Unmarried People Need to Know
to Protect Their Assets and Their
Partner." The free seminar is
bei9g conducted-by Newport
Be ach attorney Jay B. Cohen and
will take place at 7 p.m. in the
Friends Meeting Room of the
Newport Beach Library. Regis-
tration is not required. For infor-
mation, call 717-3800.
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TEMPERATURES Morning clouds
Newport Beach clearing to afternoon
63/S8 sunshine.
Balboa
63158 TIDES
Costa Mesa
68157 TODAY
Corona del Mar First low
6&'58 5:29 a.m. -0.4
SURF FORECAST
First high
12·05 p.m 3.4
LOCATION · SIZE Second low
Wedge 2-3 s 4:33 p.m. 2.3
Newport 2-3 s Second high
Bladcies 2-4 s 10:43 pm. 5.2
River Jetty 2-4 s
CdM 2-3 s Thun&y
First law
BOATING 6:06-a.m. 0.6
Light 11arible winds First high
this morning becom-12:50 a.m. 3.4
ing southwest to Second low
-wen--tttnotrthis 5.11p.m :-274
afternoon. Wind Second hig h
waves increasing 11:17 p.m. 4.9
from one to two feet
with a two to three WATER
foot southwest swell. TEMPEMTURE: 62
COSTA MESA worth Sl,149.
• l400 block of Ave. of the Arts: A vie-• :UOO block of Paltc c:.m.r: A phone
tlm left his sliding glas.s door open, which a system worth $1,000 sef\lldng an entire
thief took advantage of and stole S2.000 business was reported stolen from the utili·
worth of Apple computer software; a tydoset.
S4.000 men's gold watch; $3,000 worth of
women's jewelry and a S 150 worth of NEWPORT 111.ACH Cros.s pens.. • 530 block of 5.n hmllrdino: An
• 1701 Goff Cowse Ortve: Two women's unknown suspect smashed the rear win-
designe< purses and their contents ~ dow of a '87 Jeep Cherokff and stole S200
allegedly stolen from the trunk of their '93 car stereo; a S200 cellular phone; a S200
Ford Tau11JS while the two were golfing. compact disc player; 30 cassette tapes and
170 blodc of 21st St.: Burglars used a beer case.
bottle to shatter the passenger windows of • MO block of Kalywd: A S 1,000 New
a '88 Nissan truck then took a S 150 skate-Zealand Staghom fem was seized from a
board. resident's tree to which the exotic six-foot • 2n o blodl of Mes. vercte Drive: A tall. 300 pound ferp was secured to by a
suspect entered a house through a lode~ thidc metal chain.
screen; ransacked the residence and stole t\ • 2900 block ~ Blvd.: A backpack
$200 VCR and a $250 watch. and its contents worth $750 belonging to a
Toyota of Costa Mesa: Four rims worth patron at the Newport Beach brewery,
1 000 were stolen from a ' wer~ snatched frorn..under the table whe~
rcark in the car dealer's secured -storage the patron was eating.
ot. • 500 block of Irvine: An unknown sus-
• HoUdliy Inn: A suspect entered a lodced pect entered a garage and cut the canvas
hotel room while the victim was sbowerlng convertlble top of a '84 Mercedes and stole
and stole his tote bag; cam~ra; calculator-a $150 came<a and a $150 pair of binocu-
organizer; and a compact disc player, all lars from Inside the car.
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WEONESOAV. MAY 31, 1995
Firehouse dining tables the hottest culinary spot iii town OCCrakesin
the grants Put tlUa OD your Mell burner:
It may take awhile for our
busy restaurant reviewer to
make the scene, so let me tell
you about six of the hottest eater-
ies in Costa Mesa.
They're all under the same
supervision,sotospeak,and
they occupy some of the most
convenient locations in town -at
2803 Royal Palm, 800 Baker,
1865 Park Avenue, 2300 Placen-
tia, 2450 Vanguard and the
newest site at 3350 Sakioka.
They don't advertise, but
there's rarely an empty table. ~eservations are possible, espe-
cally if you represent a worthy
causeJ but be prepared to write a
substantial check -even without
a tab for alcoholic beverages, of
which there ain't any.
Patrol}S should be warned not
to park in the driveway. And
here's another caveat: Without
hardly any warning, even in mid-
meal, the chefs and servers are
likely to bolt for the exits, leaving
you with egg custard on your
face.
These are the dining places
bearing the wholesome banner
of the Costa Mesa Firemen's
jerry
kobrin
Association.
My attention was called to
these esoteric eateries during a
recent auction staged on behalf
of Share Our Selves, the Costa
Mesa charity aiding the hungry
and homeless. One benefactor
bid $1,100 for dinner for six at a
firehouse. The menu: shrimp
scampi, Caesar salad, pasta
pesto, chicken parmesan and
dessert. Non-flaming dessert,
naturally.
It should be noted that rm no
stranger to the fine food found in
firehouses. During another life-
time, while serving on the City
Coundl of Reading, Pa., I was
the overseer of the dty's all-vol-
unteer fire department and rarely
missed an opportunity to 'tress'
at one of Reading's t• engine
houses.
But that was another era in
many respects. Those good ol'
boys would preJ>{IJ'e recipes
learned at the aproned knees of
their Pennsylvania Dutch moth-
ers -sauerkraut with spareribs
and dwnplings, com fritters,
sweet potato balls, Philadelphia
pepper' pot. Desserts would fea-
=fi}ibaden fassnachts (raised
ts) and wet-bottom
shoofly pie.
When our engines were
rolling, so were the firemen.
They fought countless conflagra-
tions, but never went hungry into
combat.
As you may be aware, all
that's changed now. Today's
smoke-ea\ers are still well-fed,
but they're all on health-food
kicks. Nutrition's in, scrapple's -
out.
One CMFD specialist,
Rebekah Tapte, tells me that the
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at 9 Lm. for. bnatfut. •
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Daily Grill. Not long ago. Daily
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American Meal for those who
appreciate true quality. And 'now
the Newport Beach Daily Grill
reintroduces superb prime rib
every Mon.-Thurs. evening.
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American food be? Try Daily
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local firefigbtets are so consumed
with healthful stuff that they'll
soon be publishing their own
cookbook, containing 106 recipes
th.at can be ingested without a
safety net.
It will feature lots of veggies,
but don't look for anything that
sounds like chard. And take it
easy with the five-alarm chili.'
F orelgn correspondents
fl:bese Refugees Are Real-
ly Far Out): They've been
transplanted to other climes, but
still manage to stay in touch via
The Daily Pilot's pipeline. And,
as these recent communications
attest, they're determined to
keep the funny stuff flowing.
Take these letters, please:
-From bandleader Ray Maho-
ny, down in Oceanside: •Tell my
friends at the Oasis Center that
we're still entertaining the geri-
atric set. At our last show for
seniors, we played Benny Good-
man's "Let's Dance,• and folks
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and they danced. Then we
played SMp Field's •Rippling
Rhythm,• and they all made a
dash for the restrooms.·
-Prom freelance writer Larry
Handel, who's moved bis pad
from Balboa to Miami Beach:
•rm still writing, and managed
to sell a few things -my watch,
my TV set, my wife's car.•
-From photo journalist Gene
Selig, who's found a home in
VictorviUe: ·u you visit me here
in the high desert, I'll give you a
rare photo opportunity. I'll shoot
you alongside Trigger, Roy
Rogers' stuffed horse.•
Exit line: An over-the-shoul-
der reader, who's too chea·p to
buy his own newspaper, asks if
the cookbook being concocted.
by the Costa Mesa Firemen's
Association will include a reme-
dy for second-degree hea)tbum.
• Jerry Kobrin's column appears Mon-
day and Wednesday.
Orange Coast CoDege'1
Grants Office, in just ib third
full year d operation. Ml
helped raise nearly St.-' mil-
lion for a variety cl ooDege
programs and projects dur-
ing the 1994-95 school year.
This year's total was more
than double last year's fig-
ure of $600,000. Grants
were awarded from federal
and state sources, as well as
from the California Com.Jnu-
nity Colleges Chancellor's
o(fice.
OCC's Grants Office, led
by grant writer Patsee Ober,
raised 18 grants worth
$1,398,126 during the year.
'Jb,e largest grant was a
$451,000 child development
grant presented by the state
Department of Education.
Three other grants exceed-
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valued at more than
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Griffith said be tded to pu9
the woman out ol the truck-anCl
attempted to ream for the brake
when she lashed at him with a
buck knife.
"Sbe started stabbing me-but
she just cut me superfidally,"
aid Griffith, extending his blood-
ied, freckled ha.i:ld. •1 was sea.red
She was a crazy b-with a knife
... I'm still shaking.•
While Griffith was trying to get
control of the Nissan truck, the ~oman reportedly ran inside the
lot s empty office and grabbed
dnother set of k~ys off the desk,
according to Costa Mesa Police
Offi cer Robert Stinman, who
responded to Griffith's 4:15 p .m .
caU for help.
With the stolen keys in hand,
the woman allegedly jumped into
d I 983 blue four-door Mazda and
locked the doors. At this time,
Gnffilh tried again to get her to
leave the cars, the lot and him alone.
HI said. 'Lady. control yourself,'
-I was trying to be diplomatic -
dnd said. ·Please come back. It's
f!Ol your car,·· Griffith said. "But
she didn't listen.•
The woman, described as
t>eing in her mid-30s or 40s.
pulled out of the tiny car lot and
$ped northbound on Harbor
Boulevard.
Steve Joussau, president of
Coast 'Ii'ansm.ission, which
neighbors the used car lot, heard
lhe commotion and walked out-
side to investigate.
: ·1 saw her screaming and
yelling and acting like a crazy
'1tdy, • J oussau said .
• Gnff1lh planned to have bis
wound cleaned. then return to
"''ork Pobc~ reported the Maz-~a ·s license number, O-IJJ554, as
stolen but have not arrested the
$uspect.
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Bill Griffith, 65, wipes the knife wound wb~re a would-~ car-
jacker stabbed him.
Bicycbst robbed by
two armed men
>.. he was riding along New-
port Boulevard tn the pre-dawn
hours Monday, a c;ycllst was
robbed by two men brandisblng a
gun.
Brandon Miller, 20, of Hunt-
ington Beach, was riding his bicy-
cle southbound at 2013 Newport
Blvd. at 3:30 a .m. Monday when
he was allegedly confronted by
two males driving a brown pick·
up truck. ·
• Using their vehicle as a barri-
cade, the two men reportedly
caused Miller to crash, then put a
chrome-plated revolver to his
head and demanded he band
over bis wallet, according to Cos·
ta Mesa police reports.
Miller obeyed and gave the
two his wallet, which carried $200
ln cash . The suspects seized the
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bound Costa Mesa Freeway.
They have not been arrested.
Miller was not injured ln the
assault, according to police
reports.
Newport Beach bank
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afternoon by an unidentified man
ca.nying a hand gun.
At 3 p .m. Tuesday a blond-
haired man wearing a baseball
cap allegedly walked into the
bank at 1201 Dove St., pulled out
a hand gun and demanded a
teller give him money, according
to Newport Beach police Sgt.
Michael McDermott.
The teller obeyed and gave the
robber about St,000 ln cash. Th
man, described by witnesses
35 to 45 yea.rs old and taller th
6-feet-tall, then reportedly fl
the bank on foot. Police ar
uncertain whether he had a get
away car.
No one was injured in the rob
bery, according to police reports.
McOennott said the bank
located near MacArthur Boule
vard and the Corona del M
freeway -was held up five y
ago when it had a different name
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beries, the FBI will continue th
investigation.
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depleted reserves1 and defer
S1.3 million in capital improve-
ment projects unW the nm fts-
cal yea.r. .
Even with the def ennent, sev~ral tnajor projects will
begin or continue, including the
widening of MacArthur Boule-
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and removed the flags from the
12-foot poles on which they had
been secured.
·Each year we place them
along the 'Avenue of Flags,'" said ~ Hohl, who organized the Monday
morning Memorial Day services
at the Costa Mesa cemetery. "It's
very disappointing that we .have
people in our community who do
not honor Memorial Day or
positions will be eliminated,
although the dty plans to cut a
vacant marine safety officer
position and meet lifeguarding
needs through the use ol part.
time staff.
While public safety will
remain relatively unscathed,
other dty departments will be
hit harder. The dty bas no more
overhead to cut, according to
Murphy and could face major
impacts to public service if the
dty faces another major, deficit
next year.
"It's going to get harder yet,"
Murphy predicted. "There's just
not a lot of dollars in some of
those areas.•
respect th~ veterans."
The nags, which were donated
by veterans who live in the area,
can only be identified by a small
inscription, which includes the
veteran's name, branch of service
and war that was fought. It is
unclear what names were on the
stolen flags, Hohl said.
"We want to alert the public
this has happened. We hope that
they can be found and returned."
Any individuals with informa-
tion regarding the theft are asked
to call the Costa Mesa Police
Department at 754-5280.
·CHILD CARE
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care service headquartered
Newport Beach.
And up to this point, it's been
receiving rave reviews.
Just ask Charmaine Hatfield,
whose twins were a combined
weight of just over 3 pounds
when they were born almost 1 t
weeks premature. Now, the tiny
babies are resting in their newly
designed all~blue bedroom in
Santa Ana, instead of the neo-
natal intensive care unit.
The twins, Devin and Hunter,
were brought home from the
hospital almost a month early.
•Taking home neo-nates is
very new," said McConnell, 33.
•Not very many companies
do it, but we put hours into
designing a program that was
sate. Research shows they
(infants) do just as well and the
family saves as much as $2,000 a
day."
McConnell said that in
Qe,vin's and Hunter's case, like
in most neo-natal cases, the
determining factor of an infant's
release is weight.
• 1t used to be that all kids
wouldn't get out until they
reached five pounds:" said
McConnell. "(The twins were)
MARC MAR™/ DAILY flt.OT
Charmaine Hatfield with one
of her premature twin babies,
Hunter, who weighed Just t
pound , 5 112 ounces at birth. .
three pounds. That was a big
step to take them home.·
Even though many parents
are pleased with an early releas~
from the hospi(al, they seem to
be more impressed with the care
and training they receive from
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1995
Building Blocks.
Depending on the seriousness
of the illness, Building Blocks
sends nurses to stay with. the
families anywhere from a few
days a week to daily vtsit.S in the
most critical cases. Nurses a.re
always available for families to
call if they need more informa-
tion.
"Building Bloc.ks met me at
my house and they trained me
on everything,• sajd Hatfield,
the mother of the premature
twins. "I have never been a par-
ent before and it's a whole new
world for me. When it's difficult,
I can call them and tell them
what's going on."
And ma.by times families are
so caught up in the fact that their
child is sick that they don't listen
to many of the things the hospi-
tal tells them about their infant's
care. Building Blocks nurses
many times find themselves
instructing families on the most
basic elements of child care~
"They (parents) didn't listen
to anything else because thel.T
child had a problem," said Janel
Gero, a nwse for the home care
i
company. "Sometimes ts'
don't have a clue about bow to
do anything.• •
Most insurance plans cover
all of Building Blocks' services, ,
according to McConnell. And
although many of BuildiDg,
Blocks' cases do involve seri~
ly ill children, in many situations
they also deal with minor ail-
ments, like jaundice.
McConnell said that instead.
of remaining in the hospital (or:
an extra two or three days, a
jaundiced infant can come home
and recejve the necessary pbo-.
totherapy right there in the
home.
"I did not have any idea about
Building Blocks," said Judy,
Palmblade, a Costa Mesa moth-·
er whose son Jacob was brought!.
home recently with jaundice.
"The doctor (McConnell) said,
'We will have the home system·
set up for )'ou.' Janel Gero met.
us at the door ... she answered•
every question we had.·
Said Hatfield, "Building•
Blocks coordinated everything.
(Their care) was better than the
hospital.~
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EYE-OPENER
Costa Mesa High is Still waiting
for a football coach.
QUOTE QF THE DAY
i knOw I hiive my work cut oUt for me ... •
ERIN GALIAGHER
. .
Mustangs' new footbaII coach awaits alo~g the .edge
• Azusa's Jeny Howell,
lndio's Jim Wright the two
leading contenders to take
over Costa Mesa football;
third finalist said to be Wal-.
nut defensive coordin.ator
Ron Sparacino; decision
expected today.
By Bar~ Faulkner, Staff Wnter
COSTA MESA -The purswt of
a Costa Mesa High footbdll c0c1ch
has come down to the wire. Wlth a
COLLE.GES
Gallagher
named new
Orange Co~t
softball coach
• Former Pirate leaves
void at Corona del Mar
High School where she
coached CdM girls fo r
the past two years.
E nn Galldgher, Corond
del Mar H1gh's gtrls
softball coach the pdst
two years, has been ncUned
head softball cOdch dt
Orange Coast College.
A Costa Mesa resident.
Gallagher is d former
all-conference softbdU pldyer
in 1978 and '79 dnd
conference cross country
individual 'champion for
Orange Coast in 1977 She
was an assistant softbdll
coach al El Camino College
from 1985-88 and dn dss1s-
tant at East Los Angelec,
College in 1993.
·I've been waJtmg for this
chance for a wtule, • said
Gallagher or the OCC post
·I'm excited I'd like the
• program to be the land 1t wds
when I played here. We were
very competillve, and being
on those teams wtts 1ust a
great, great experiencP I
know I've got my work cut
out for me." u
Orange Coast College
collected its 17th stra 1ght
conference suprE'macy award
despite the fdct tht' Pirdtes
were confe1ence champion<,
~ just one s port during the
1994-95 athletic yedr
The Pirates led conference
schools in women's sports
with 79 points. and Wd'i
fourth in men's sports Wllh
85.5. The overall total or
164.5 edged SaddJebdck
(155.5). Riverside (154.5),
Rancho Sanbago ( 153) dnd
Fullerton (141 .5)
J
Orange Coast Collt>ye
swim coach Don Wdlson was
named the Orange Empire
pair of favorites reportedly running
neck-and-neck, followed by a third
finalist believed to be a longshot.
An announcement is expected
today on the man who will replace
Myron Miller. with lndio High
OffenSJve Coordinator Jim Wright
and AzUSd High assistant Jerry
I
HowelJ reportedly atop the list of
three finahsts.
Walnut High Defensive Coordi-
ndtor Ron Sparacino has been
1denbfied dS the third findll.st by
sources close to the process,
though he b believed to be d dark
horse
Wnght orchestrated a nm-ori-
ented offenstve system at lndlo,
believed to be vef1l' imilar to
Miller's smashmouth 'ouble-wing
formation that catapull-ed the Mus-
tangs to unprecedented success
during h1s three-year tenure.
H owell, with three decades of
coaching experience, including a
stint as head coach at the Eastern
O regon State, and another
stowver on the staff at Occid ental
College, 1s reportedly eager to
return to coaching, after finding
less fulfillment as Azusa's activities
clirector.
Howell was an assistant at
AzUSd dunng the latter part of cur-
rent Corona del Mar High coach
Mark Schuster's nine-year tenure,
though his administrative work-
load prevented trim from being ·as
involved as he might Jiave liked,
according to Schuster.
Howell's offensive philosophy is
believed to be more diverse (more
passing) than Wright's. This factor
could influence the selection
process, since several current Mesa
players have expressed a willing-
neS5 to transfer, sh ould the offen-
sive scheme empJoyed by Miller be
significantly chahged.
Sparacino, an assistdnl to Mike
Marrujo at Valencia for five sea-
sons, including a couple of the
Tigers' CIF championship cam-
paigns, has worked with fellow
,._ ___ o~ce's Women·_.._ ..M.lotWJo.!W'---+-&.t----,,.:;-.-,.,,;
of the Year after leddmg tus
women's swim progrc1m to a
seventh straight stdte
championship and 1 t th m 12
In the beginning , •• there ls 1'11DDhig,
and lllBDg, ann passlng, and Cb1Dbig,
and, of course, the old coach (Jeff
BrlnkJey) hlmseU as Newport Hubor
High'• football team begins lts 1p rbag
fllDg with lootball drUls. The Sallon;
14-0 ln UMM, u e clearly lbe target a
the '95 campaign looms down Ille
rOad: Sprlag foo~INJ.I drlllS bepa OD
.1\leSclllYr and will wrap up Wiil a
spring game oD June 16 wltla a JOO
~ under the lights at Dnldson
Pleld.
years this spring.
Along the way he guided
his squad to its 101 st
consecutive dual m eet
victory. the longest wmrung
streak in state commuruty
college athletic history
OCC has not lost a dual
meet in women's swunnung
since February of 1984
0
Former Orange Coast
College track and field
standout Chris Perry. now at
Adams State College of
Alamosa, Colo., had the
longest javelin throw m the
33-year history of Division a
athletics at 233 feet, 8 inches
... for a I ew moments.
No sooner than he got off
his heave, Kirt Thompson of
Ashland College (Ohio) went
249-6. Perry wound up third
at the Division ll finals. a
Orange Coast College
runners Mike Hancock and
Erin Remy will compete in
the 1995 U.S. Community
College Tulck and Field
Championships June 10 at
Southern Olinols University in
Edwardsville, m.
Hancock was third at th
State Finals m Bakersfield.
He bas beSt ol 3 :52.4 ...
Remy, battling a hip injury,
wu third in die lint-ever
women's t0,000 meters a t th~
.... ~ in BakerSli ~Id
Mth a time ol 39:5-4 .9.
Sailors return to the
Valencia assistant Todd Barowski.
now the bead coach at Walnut, the
past·three falls.
Miller, w ho led the Mustangs to
their first-ever outright league
championship and CIF Southern
Section (Division VIll) champi-
onship game in 1993, resigned to
~me the head coach at Tustin
High, May 1.
Phooe cailc; to Costa Mesa Princi-
pal Ed Harcharik and Newport-
Mesa Unified School Oistrid Achnin-
istrator Bill Nunan, whom Harcharik
said would make the announce-
ment, were nct returned Tuesday.
-.. -----. ' ,_: ..
Perlmutter burns Red Sox, 6-4
NEWPORT
BEACH -Neal
Perlmutter sin-
gled. doubled,
tripled and
scored four
runs, while
Matt Larson
pitched the full
seven innings
to lead the
Cardinals to a
6-4 first-round
victory over
the Red Sox in
the Newport
East Pony
League base-
ball playoffs at
Eastbluff Field.
Car din al
third baseman
Sean Fenton
also keyed the
victory, driving
in three runs
with two hits
and adding
two walks, as
the Cardinals
broke a 2-2
deadlock wtth
three runs in
the fifth.
The Card.1-
nals, who fin-
ished third in
the reguldr
season.
advance to d
June 8 date agclm..,t cln opporwnl to
be detemuned
The Red Sox. thE> we rnlll·pldc e
tecUn in the reguldr '>t'ct'>on cirt· '>illl
alive in the do11hle·Pl11ni11c11lun for-
mat. They will mef"l llw 111 ... er nf
Thursday's A\·f\ lt•t.., conl,...,I Sdlur-
ddy at 10 d.m
Larson struck out eight to out
duel Red Sox starte r Eric Wei-l thorn, who fanned seven in five
I innings.
CASEY LUKSCHIOAILY PILOT
Pony League playotts
began Tuesday with
the Cardinals and Red
Sor at ll At left ls
Cards pitcher Matt
Larson; above, Cards'
Michael Coppersmith
ls tagged out by Zack
ZarrUll of the Red Sox.
At right, Cards' David
Knecht zeros in on a
pitch.
BASKETBAU
Newport Beach
MONDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC (at West
Newport/Ensign)" 1 Mag1C Mon
day, 7·1; 2. (tie) Newco. 6 2.
Penal Code, 6-2; 4 20-20 Recy
clers, S-3; S. (tie) Bay Bruisers, 4 4,
Old But Slo, 4-4; 7 M iked Plate.
3 S; 8 (tie) House of Pam. 2 6.
Just Play, 2-6, 10 Power Ch1ro
practK, 1·7.
Men's C (at Ensign) 1 KPMG
Peat Warw1Ck, 6 0, 2 Below The
Rtm, 4 2, 3 Third String 4 3, 4
Islanders, 1 S, S Glidewell Proce
rams, 1-6
Men's C (at Lincoln) I Gibson.
Dunn & Crutcher, 7 1, 2 (tie)
Dunk On You, S l Ldtham &
Watkins, S-3. Madre Mddness. S
3, S (tie) PSS., 1 7, Ruldn & Tuck
er. 1·7
T\JESOAY LEAGUES
Men's B (at West Ne-wport) 1
Humor Kings, 7·2; 2 The Place 6.
3, 3 (tie) Beer Guts. 5 4, R Selve~.
S-4. Run 'N Gun, S 4, 6 (tie) Th"'
Johnsons, 4·S, Lefty Pops, 4 5. 8
Pride, 0 9.
Men's C (at Ensign): 1. S PP, 8 1.
2 Squar & Clarke, 7-2; 3 Hoop It
Up, 6·3; 4. The Bookies. 3 6. s
VQI Flying Elvis's. 2·7; 6 Bull
Dogs, 1..S.
Zack Zarri.lli had two hits and
score d two runs for the Red Sox,
1 while teammate Matt Marshal
<1dded a parr of tuts.
recreation .standi'!gs
WEDNESDAY LEAGUES
Men's A (at West Newport): 1.
Mod Squad, 8-1; 2.-Sharks, 6·3; 3.
(tte) Brave Bunny, 4-5, Cassidy's
Fools, 4-S; S. Swoosh, 3·6; 6.
Young Boys Can't Chug, 2·7.·
Men's CC (at Lincoln): 1 Tas-
manian War Devils, 9-0; 2. Shoot·
ers, 7·2, 3 SYC&R, 6-3; 4. Quiksil-
ver, 4·5, S. (tie) Flakers, 3·6,
Valentine Construction 6ft-9ers,
3 6 7 (tie) Nationals. 2·7, Blaz-
Prs, 2 7
Men's CC (at Ensign). 1. Griz-
zlies 7-2, 2 Squirrels, 6-3; 3. (tie)
Touche Ross, S-4, The Trappers, S·
4, 5 Rho1ds, 4-S; 6 Baxter; 0-9.
THURSDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC (at Ens1grvW~CQ· 1.
(tie) Shamrocks, 8-1, WMD, 8-1;
3 The Herd. 6-3, 4 Thunder Riv-
er. S-4. 5 Pedestnans, 4-S; 6. (tie)
Fear, 2 7, Pier Trolls, 2·7; 8. Brick-
ldyers, 1 ·8
Men's BB (at West Newport): 1.
Kings, 7 2; 2-John Henry. 6-3; 3
Redsand, 5-4. 4 Wildcats, 0-9
SOFTBALL
Newport Beach
STOCKBROKER LEAGUE
1 (tie) Field of Schemes, 1-0,
Jerky Boys, 1 ·0. Magic, 1·0, Paine
Webber Newport, 1-0, Paine
Webber Orange. 1-0; 6 (tie) Mer-
rill Lynch Newport. 0· 1, Paine
Webber Mission Viejo. 0·1, S.B.
Slammers, 0·1, Sutro, 0-1, S.B. •
Barn Stormers, 0-1.
MONDAY LEAGUES
M en's CC: 1. Old Slow Dogs, 2-
0; 2. (tie) Clown Punchers, 1-0, No
Glove, No Love, 1-0; 4. (tie) Just
Hit It. 1·1, Pet Shop Boys •. 1-1; 6.
(tie) Sparkey's Machine, 0-1,
Those Guys, 0-1; 8. Cal-Connec·
tion, 0·2
M en's C 1. Air Touch. 2-0; 2.
(tie) Sun Devils. 1-0, Technologi·
cal Software, 1-0; 4. (tie} The
Replacements, 1·i , Seaport Con·
struct1on. 1-1, 6 (tie) Blackies
Fighting Pidgeon, 0-1. Crank
Calls, 0-1; 8. Drunk Losers, 0-2.
M en's C: 1. Bad Creation. 2-0; 2.
BRW Hazards, 1-0; 3. (tie) Port St.
Ballers, 1-1, Quiksilver, 1-1, X·Zib·
itz, 1-1; 6. (tie) Barflies. 0-1, Club
Sportswear, 0-1, Homer Simpson,
0-1.
Coed CC 1. Ball Bashers, 2-0; 2
(tie) Land Sharks, 1·1, Pierce
Street Annex, 1-1, Price Water-
house, 1-1, The Tribe, 1-1; 6.
Transamerica Tornados, 0-2.
Women's CC: 1. Johnny's
Angels, 2-0; 2. Oude'ettes, 1-0; 3.
Squeeze Play, 1·1; 4. Anchors, O·
1; 5. Bad Girls, 0-2.
Women's C· 1. M ittsfits, 2-0; 2.
(tie) Angels, 1-1, The Pretenders,
1-1; 4. Larson's, 0·2.
nJESDAY LEAGUES
Men's B: 1. Fox & Firkin, 2-0, 2.
(tie) Due-Guns Heroes, ~ 1, Light-
ning-Lumber. 1-1, Loren's Sports
Card Connection, l · 1, Tekely
Her~·s, 1-1, 6. Mazzotti's, 0-2
Men's CC: 1. Hawes, 2-0; 2. (tie)
40 Bones A Head, 1-0, Zero Toler
ance, 1-0; 4. (tie) Original Pizza,
1·1, Ueckers, 1-1; 6. (tie} Care
Unit. 0-1, Four Seasons Hotel, 0-1;
8. W in Or Lose, We Party, 0·2
Men's C: 1 GJ's Sliders, 2-0, 2
(tie) Dangling· Woodrows. 1 1.
S150's, 1·1, The Place, 1·1, Tedm
Easton, 1-1; 6. All Diameter, 0-2
Men's C. 1. Germs, 1-0-1, 2 (tie)
Balboa Boys. 1-1, The Gumby's. 1
1, Peat Marwick Maulers, 1-1, Tea
Bags, 1-1; 6 Bone f:J<s. 0-1-1
Coed C-1: 1. Oatamed Oawgs,
2-0; 2. Keystone Pacific. 1-0, 3
Newport Ski Company, 1·1; 4.
Red Dogs, 0· 1; S Athletic Sup
porters, 0·2.
WEDNESDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC: 1. (tie) Bilbo Bagg1ns.
2-0, Headcases, 2·0; 3 (tie) Psy·
chic Nutumbas, 1·1, Sons Of
Beaches. 1·1; s. (tie) Far Side, 0 2,
Sok, 0-2
M en's C: 1. Kaos, 2-0; 2 The
-.. . '
Sooners, 1 0, 3 (tie) Jammon
Ju1cemons, 1-1, L.A. Cellular, l ·l,
N1te Owls, 1 1; 6. CB Scrubs. 0· 1;
7 Bulllona1rs, 0 2
Men's Twilight. 1 (tie) Alice
And The Boys, 1-0, Echo Beach, 1 ·
O; 3 (tie) CB Green Machine, 0·0-
1, Embo, O O 1 s (tie) CB Com·
mercral, 0 1. Gibson, Dunn &
, Crutcher, 0 1
Men's C 1 (tie) Around The
Horn, 2 0, 42nd St Hitchhikers, 2·
O. 3 (tie) The Hooligans, 1· 1, Yel·
low Sok, 1 1 S (tie) Delo1tte And
Touc.he, 0 2. Kelly And Company.
0-2
Co.cl C 1 Arv Housing Group.
2 0 2 Clown People. 1 ·0; 3 The
Replacements. 1·1, 4 Master Belt·
ters, 0 1, s BOO Bombers, 0-2
Coed CC 1 Hoozonf urst, 2-0, 2
KL Krew. 1 0, 3. SRS Tech, l 1, 4.
Nada Chdnce. 0-1, 5 Squeeze
Play. 0 2
THURSDAY LEAGUES
Coed CC 1 (tie) And What Not,
1 0, Quiet Women, 1 -0; 3 (tie)
B.C S 1 1, Re9ulato1s, 1-1; 5. The
Far Sides, 0·2.
Coed C 1 Bank Mutual Mort
9agers, 2-0; 2. (tie) Borders Run
ncrs, 1 0, William Lyon Compa-
nies, 1 ·0, 4. (tie) Park Newport, 1-
1. Two Minute Warning, 1·1, 6
(tie) Fountain Heads, 0-1, Orig1-
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 31, 1"5
Automobile auction
generates $3 million
at Newport Hyatt
• More than 15,000 were reportedly
on hand for the Newport
Beach-based event.
NEWPORT BEACH • More than 15,000 bid-
ders, consignors and enthusiasts from around the
world took part in the 21st annual Newport Beach
Classic & Collector Car Aucti.on at the Hyatt
Nc-wporter earlier this month.
They registe red total sales in excess of $3 mil-
lion w1th more than 50% of the available lots sold.
The cla ssic and collector car auction has been
marked by significant increases in sales and
crowds over the pdst several years.
Produced by the World Classic Auction &
Expos1llon Compc10y, the event was highlighted
by dn assortment of celebrity-owned automo-
biles, indud.1ng those once owned by Dean Mar-
lin, Kirk Douglas, Frank Sindtra and Ben Hogan.
Abo offered were 11 cars owned by baseball
Hdll of Farner Reggie Jackson and a 1983 Mer-
cedes-Benz 380 SEL owned by O.J . Simpson
defense attorney Robert Shapiro.
The lop sdle of the aucbon was $100,000 for a
1932 Auburn 12-160A Phaeton, while at the oth-
er end of the spectrum. a restored Buick Riviera
50Jd for $3,045 •
Other notable cdfs sold included a 1953
Oldsmob1le F1estd Convertible at $60,000; a 1938
MG TA Salmon<, & Sons DHC at $57,225; a 1950
Jaguar XK120 Roddstor at $53,550; a 1952 Aston
Marlin DB2 Sdloun dl $47,750: a 1939 Llncpln
Zephyr Converttblf' Sedan at $32,550: and a 1963
Ford T-Bird Convf>rlible a l $26,250. For bidding
dnd consignmC'nt mformabon, or td'receive cata·
logs of edch t>\vnt rall World Classic at (510) 736-
0695.
MONDAY'S COUNTS
Davey's Lodcer 5 boats, 126 anglers. 47 barracuda, 63
caltco bass. 67 sand bass. 9 sculpin. 6 roclcfish, 3 halibut.
212 mackerel
Newport Landing 4 boats. 7S anglers. 129 sand bass,
S9 calico bass, 3 rockftsh. 22 sculpin, 1 barracuda, 154
mackerel
nal Pizza Q. 1, 8 Sultans of
Schwing, 0-2
Coed C 1 Law In MotJon, 2-0,
2. (tie) KL Tenkeis, 1 0, O'Melve
ny & M eyers, 1-0; 4. PHJW, 1·0 1; s. Hot Chili, 0-1 -1, 6 (tie)
Accounts Overload. 0· 1. Yellow
Dogs, 0· 1, 8 The Lotem Breeze,
0·2.
Coed C. 1 DP's Hurricanes, 2 O.
2. (tie) Brew Crew, 1 0, Motley
Crew, 1 ·0, Newport Jazz. 1 ·0. S
Newport Cubs. 1 1, 6 Koll. 0 1. 7
(tie) Circle Of Friends, 0 2, Ldst
Minute Entry, 0-2
Coed C 1 I NC , 2·0. 2 Cook·
ist1k, 1-0: 3 Hewitt Hawes. 1·0 1
4 (tie) Fletcher JQnes, 1 1. Foul
Ball And Friends. 1 1 6 Del C1m,
0-1-1, 7. Desperadoes, 0-1. 8 (tie)
G 0.1 ngers. 0·2 Sideshow Bob,
02
FRIDAY LEAGUES
Coed CC 1. (tte) Acme's Batk. 1
0. On Fire. 1-0, Renegades, 1-0, 4
(tie) Heavenly Hitters, 0-1 91 1, 0-
1 Pirates. 0 1
Coed C 1 (tie) Cok, 1-0, Face
First, 1-0. Seashore Sluggers, 1 ·0; 1
4. (tie} Bldme Dawn, 0· 1, ThGern
er & Toma, 0-1, Wet Seal, 0·1
M en's C· 1. (tie) Coldwell
Banker, 1-0, Hang Loose Crew, 1 o. 3. CRC Stealers, O·O, 4 (tie)
Brew'Crew, 0 1. Olde Private B
'Swim For The
Future' slated
CORONA DEL MAR -The
Mdrion Bergeson Aquatics Cen-
ter w1U host a "Swim For The
Future'' fifth anniversary celebra-
tion on Sunday, June 4, from 11
d.m.-2 pm. at Corona del Mar
High
The Pvenl will feature an array
of dC'tivtt.Jes ranging from a tod-
dlers' swtm lo water polo and
'>Wtmmmg demonstrations.
Supt>rv1sor Marion Bergeson,
NPwport Bea(h Mayor John
HPdge.., and School Board Presi-
O(·nt Judy Frdnco have been
1m1ted to preside at this five-year
anruver!KU)' celebration.
Anyone interested m purchas-
ing dnd dedicating a personaJ-
17Pd lllc. wtuch will be mounted
d.longs1de the ongina.1 dedication
lllt>s dt the pool, may do so by
cdlling Ann Messenger at (71 4)
548-8888 ..
The ltles are avc:Ulable for $100
.md can be ord ered or purchased
ctl the event The publlc is invited
to enioy the day and support the
youngsters A donation of $5 per
person 1s request~d.
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE as "common area" on a way, Unit B101. specihed in C1v1t Code Sec· NEED AN EXPLANATION e52e, (510) 229-9015 sbould appear at the he~· abo~e May Ann weua, 20 Jetty
Condominium Plan r• II the subject of this sale lion 2924h (payable in full OF THE NATURE OF THE IF AVAILABLE THE 1ng an<I 51a1e your ob· As t,sted by tilt sellet, all Drive, Corona <lei Mar, CA
McGAUGHEY & cor<led on February 16, is relll property and 11 has at lhe lime of sate to TD. PROCEEDING AGAINST EXPECTED OPENING 1ec1 ons or 11 e ~w.nen ob other bus1noss names an<I 92625 PUBLIC NOTICE SPIRITO 1979, in book 13037, page no street address or other Service Company) all right. YOV. YOU SHOULD CON· BID MAY BE OBTAINED 1ect1ons v.1lh the court be· addresses used by Iha This business 1s con.
STATEMENT OF 3101787.B783, 1390, Offteial Records. common designation, di· l1tle and interest conveyed TACT A LAWYER. BY C 0 tore tne hearing Your ap-seller w11hm three years be-ducted by: husband an<I EXCEPT alt ou. oil rights, rectJons to 11'1 lac.lion may lo and now held by 11 6 Drat.es Bay Drive, New· A1LING THE F L· pearar1ce may be 10 person lore tilt dale such list was wile ~BAHE 0DFOFNICMTEINTT100UFS 2377 CRENSHAW minerals, mineral righta, be obtained from the Mar· under said Deed of Trust 1n port Beach. CA 92625 LOWING TELEPHONE Of by your attorno?y sent or dai.vered to the The reg strant commenced
BLVD., STE. 310, natural gas. natural gu shal's Office upon request. the property herelnaher d&-"(If a street address or NUMBERS ON THE IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR t>u)er 818 None 10 1ransact business undef
BUSINESS NAME TORRANCE, rights and other hydrocar· Prospecllve bidders scribed: common designation of DAY BEFORE THE ex a contingent cre<11tor ol The names and l>uSWlOSs the l1clttious name(s) hsted
The following per1ons CA 90501 bons by whatsoever name should refer to Sectlons TRUSTOR: MOHAMMAD property 1s shown above. SALE: (510) 313·9581. 1ne decease<I you musl 1,1e addressees ol the buyer above on. ~arcn l, 1990 have abandoned the use ot SUPERIOR COURT known that may be within 701.510 to 701.680, lnctu-KIAFAR, PARVIN D. KIA· no warranty Is given as to TAC413486 MZ )O..ir c:a1m v.ith the court aro YOUNG C. KIM and Elon E. Wetts,,Mary Ann
the Flclltlous Bualneu OF CALIFORNIA Of under the parcel of land alve. of the Code of Civil FAR Its completeneu or cor· an<I ma.1 a copy 10 the per· KYONG J KIM. 26t3 NEW· Wells Name: SECURE FIRE PRO-hereinabove described, to-Procedure for provisions BENEFICIARY: IMPERIAL rectness)." The beneficiary Published Newport sonal representative •P· PORT BLVD.. NEWPORT This statement was filed TEC TION, 30902 Club· /COUNTY OF gether with the perpetual ~overnlng the 1erm1, condi· BANK MORTGAGE, A DIVI· under said Oeed ol Trust, Beoch·Costa Mesa Daily pointed by tho coun w1th•n BEACH. CA 92663 with tilt County Clllfk ol
house 24·8, Laguna Niguel. ORANGE . rlght of drilling, mining, ex· uons, and effect of the sale SION OF IMPERIAL BANK. by rea son of a breach or Piiot May 31, June 7, 14, tour months from the date The assets to be sold are Orange County on May 19,
. CA92677 PLAINTIFF: SAM· ptorlng and operatlna and the llabihty of default· Recorde<I November 21. default In tho obligallons 1995. of first rssuance ol the tet· described In general as· 1995. The Fk;11tkw• llw1tneM BUCO '"er~·•-·•~ In ·.~:i log bidders _J~1 .as lnslr. Nn 91-ur11re(I lhlcl.b.x.. JlQttlQ:. .. -.. ---e;i •-cm-·• ... a "''"' ·----~ rlll!..t.'u'u
Name relerred to above o E FEND ANT: removing lhe same lrom !fOTICE IS HEREBY 635250 In Book page of 01· tore executod and del1v· 9100 ot the Col1forn1a Pro· Equipment, Tradename, Published Newport Beach·
v.as filed tn Orange County SLAMKOWSKI said land or any other land, GIVEN that on THURSDAY flcial Records In the oHlce ered to the undersigned a PUBLIC NOTICE bate Cod.i The Lme lex fll. Goodwill. Ltasehold Im-Costa Mesa Da1ty Ptlot May
on 619/94, Fife No.F611928 NOTICE OF Including the right to whip-JUNE 15, 1995, at 2 o'clock of the Recorder of Orange written Declaration of Do· BSC4020 ing claims wlll nol e11plr11 provement, con11enant nol 24 31 M 7 14 1995 Daniel Freoman Summers. , SALE stock or directionally drlll P.M. al O.C. MARSHAL'• County· Inuit ond Demand tor Salo, belore tour months from to compete and are located ' ' ay · ' · 30902 Clubhouse 24·B, La· MARSHGALOSFFICER and mine from lands olher DEPT. 4601 JAMBOREE aald beed of Trusl <le· and written notice of de· NOTICE OF the hearing date nolicod at· 2813 NEWPORT BLVD., W022
guna Niguel, CA 92677 LEVYIN than those herelnabove de-BLVD., ROOM 108, City ol scribes the following prop· fault and of election to PETITION TO' above NEWPORT BEAc+i, CA PUBLIC NOTICE This business wos con· FILE HO.: scribed, oil or gas wells, NEWPORT BEACH, County erty: cause the undersigned 1o ADMINISTER YOU. MAY EXAMINE the 92663
ducted by an Individual HOCS732448·A tunnots, and shehil Into, of Orange, Slate of Callfor-Loi 87 of Tract No. 7844, sell said prc;>ptrty to satlaty ESTATE OF: Ille kept by the court. If you The Buslneu name used Fictitious
Da'tllel Summer• COURT CASE HO.: through or acrose tha sub-nta 1 wlll 1111 at publlc auc· In tho City of Newport said o':>llgat1on1, and there· WIUIAM HALE aro a person lntorested In by the seller at thet toca· BualneH Name This statement was filed 732449 surface of tne land herein-tlon to the highest bidder, Beach, County of Orange, afler tho underalgntd REIGEL k the estate, you may ltle 11on Is: SPIC & SPAN St t t
wolh lhe County Ct erk of B virtue of a wnl issued abOlle described, and to for cash In lawtul money of State ol Calilornla, as per caused said nouce ol d• • • • with tho coun a rormal Re· LAUN ORY AND DRY •. •m•n Orange County on April 17, on ~ECEMBER 12, 1994 In bottom such wntpstocked lhe United States, all the map recorded In bQok 314, fault and or election to be WILLIAM H. REIGEL quest tor Special Notice ot CLEANING l'he lolto'."'ng pe~sons are
1995. the above deslgnate<I or directionally drllled right, fitlo and lnltrHI of pages 27 to 38 Inclusive. of Recorded February 16. Case No. A178100 the filing of an Inventory The anhc1pated dale of domg business a.s.
Published Newporl Bebch· Cour\ upon a Judgmenl en-wells, tunnel• and 1hall1 aald Judgment debtor(•) In mlscellaneous maps, In the 1995 11 Instr. No. 95-To all heirs, beneficiaries, and appraisal of estate 11. the t>ulk ute Is June 16, ~ ~I~ ~ROS~ W~E· Co11a Mesa Dally Pilot May tered 'NOVEMBER 14, 1994 under and beneath or !>.-the above d11crlbed prop-office of the County Re-0065226 In Book Page or c11d1tor1, contingent credi-sets 01 of any potuion 01 1995 at the 0N1ce ol tvy E•· H U e.' ci'~~J3 ew·
17, 24, 31, June 7, 1995. In fa\lor of judgment credi· yond the elC1erlor llmlt1 erty, or ao much thertt>f as corder of said County. Official Records In the of· tors, and p8f1on1 who may account 89 provt<led In crow Company, 8942 Gai· pon hetac~. 0 Uo 2004 W011 tor(s) JOHN G SAMBUCO thereof. and to redrlll, r• may be nee.nary 10 aat· EXCEPTING THEREFROM flee ol lilt recorder of Or-otherwise be lnt111ested In sectJon 12so ol the caM0<-den Grove, Blvd., 1207. Heat · ipetre • __ P_U_B-Ll_C_N_O_T_l_C_E....:....-1 and 'against· judgment IUl\nell, equip, maintain, r• l•ly aald execution, with ac-an on, oll rights, mineral~ ange County: the will or estate. or bolli. rua Probate Code. A Rt· Garden Grove, CA 92644 Court St., Nev.port Beach,
d 1 b 1 0 r ( s ) t1 A R R y pair, deepen and o~ate er* Interest and costs. mineral rtgh11, natural gb Said Sale of property will of: WIU.IAM HALE REIGEL. quest lor Special Notice This bulk sale la aubjtci CA 92663 .
--5-T-A_T_l!_M_E_N_T_O_F __ , SLAMKOWSKI AKA HARRY any such weUa or mines. APPROXIMATE MINIMUM rights, and other hydrocar-be made In "aa 11" condi-oka WILLIAM H. REIGEL form Is ava table trorri the to Caltlornia Un•lorm Com· Th1!.,. businessd ~d· ... ~on-
ln 1 net bal· wltnout, howtvtt, the right f3fD s n/a. bona by whall08Vef nAme Lon without covenant or A PETITION has been court cleik merclal Code Section duct .... by an In ' ...
ABANDONMENT OF ~~ o1h~~2\i3.24 actu-to drill mine, store, eitptoft Dated MAY 24, 1995 knoWn that may be within warranty, tl!.Prtu or Im-filed by DAVID JOHN REI· Attor~e~ for Pell• 6106 2 Have you stalled doing
USE OF FICTITIOUS d n 9Jd judgment and optfllt through the Division: or under the par<* ol land p\led, rega.r<11ng Ulle pos· GEL In tne Superior Court ti If so aubjec1. the name bUlln .. a yet? No
BUSINESS ~I! ~~Ythe~a~e:, the Issuance surface ol tne upper 500 MICHAIL a. co. htltlnabove descrtbed~11>-session. or encumbrancH. of Cahfornla. County of Or· ~KC .. a .. QAN and address of lht persons Huth« C. Dipe\(9110 fi'•" The follo~n perton1 1 h lr1ied fNI of the l\lbsurface ol RONA M h 1 o gether with the ptfpetual to pay the remaining prlncl· ange · ·""" • v.1th whom claims may be Th.1 statement was '"""
have a.band fhe UH of of said wr\1 113:•and In-lht tand htttlMboV• d• ' •r• •' ,. righl of drilllno, mining, ex-pal sum of the note(•) st· THE PETITION requests ATTO'RNEY AT LAW, loltd ts Ivy Escrow com-""'th the County Cl•k of
the Flcllllou Buslneaa ~~1 11~:lgaald Judgment scribed, as rHlfVed In TaC:'~s D 1 plorlng and operating cured by said deed of t/\at DAVID JOHN REIGEL t300 DOVE ST., STE. pany, 8942 Gat<len Gtove Ofange County on May 23.
Name: Fl Rf TOP. THE er ( In tn operty In deed from 1"""-Industrial r • • •I"' Y lhtrefOf and atoring In and Trust. with Interest as In be appointed as personal 2 O O, NEWPORT Bl"d, ,207, Gatden Grove, 1995 STEPHENSO co .. GAZIN· debtor 'Lnt •0r Oran '· Complex recorded Dectm-NOTE: Do not taJI• down removing lhe same from said note provided. ad· representallve to admin\s. BEACH, CA 82880, CA 92644, and the last F&47447 GUS DINGlf co .. 2082 k"i!ie C~f ~alllornla 8 .. ber 31, 1975, In book Ot dtlace 1 posted notice said land or any other land, vances, If any, under the ter the estate of 1he dee• 7141851•1228 date 101 ltltng c1a1m1 shall Publ11htd Nftport S..c"-
S.E. Br11to11~201 , Newpot1 acrlbtd as lollows: • 11609, page 1487, Offlclal before the aale or utlslac· Including the nghl'to whip-terms of aald Deed of dent. Publlshed Newport be June 15, 1995, which Is Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May Beach, CA 1n660 2960 AIRWAY 8101 RecOf"-lion of judgmenl Penal alock or directionally drill Trust. feea, chargea and THE PETITION requests the bus1ntaa day befote 31 June 7 14 21 1995. The Flcthloua Buslne11 2960 AIRWAY AVE. 11, The /roperty herein la Code Section &US (mJ•d• and mine from lands other expense• ol the TrustH aU1hor1ty 10 administer 1he Beach·Cos1a Mesa Dally the sale date apec1f1ed • ' ' ' W044
Name referred to above COSTA MESA CA 92626-9rante and accepled sub-than aald land, oll or gas and of the trusta c1eated Htale under the lndtpen. Pilot May 30. June 1, e. above.
was flied In O..ange County 6001 ' leci 10 that certain Declar• ~/" h d N wells, tunnels, and •halls, by aald 0.ed of Trval. dent Admlnlstratlon ol Es-1995. D•t•dt M•~ tt, 1995 PUILIC NOTICE
on OC1, 11 Ul94 Fiie LEGAL DE SCRIP-Jon of Covenanta, condi-u • • •w Po r I Into, through or acrosa the Said Hie wilt be held on· lites Act. (This •uthor1ty Tw496 VOUNO c KIM No.F624541 ' ' THE PROPERTY lions and reatrlc11ons r• Beach.Coat• Meaa Dally 1ub1ut1ace of aald land, June 21, 1995, at 3:00 will allow the p8faonal rep-• NOTICE OF
PLCC Incorporated (CA) lJ~~ ~6J~~s· corded March 13, 1979, In PilOt May 31, June 7, 14, and lo bottom aucll whip· p,m. on the tront,1tep1 10 ruematl~ to take many PUBLIC NOTICE ~0~1? ~· ~IMN A,PllCATION TO John B. Stephenson, :.w&2 1 1• That · portion ol Book 13066 Page 1538, Of· t995. stocked or dlrecUonally the entrance of 1he Ot•nge actions w1thoU1 obtaining u • • ewport snL ALCOHOLIC
S.E. Bristol 1201 Newport LP:;c~f Traot No 10238 In flclal Record a, which , W038 drilled we111, lunnola and CMc Center, 300 E. Chap-court approval. BtlOft tak· cn•1278978 Beach·Costa Met1 Da1ty aEVaRAOI• S.t ....
8111ch, CA 92660 ' 0 of coita Meu among otlier things contain 1hafl1 under and beneath man, Ofange, CA Ing certain very lmpottant NOTIC• TO Pilot May 31. 1995. To Whom It Ma ~
This bualntH waa con· ~:un~l~f Oriinge, State ol or provide for IHH.. PUBLIC NOTICE Of beyond the eJCterlor hm-Al the lime of the lnlllal acllona, however, the !*• CAIDITORS o' W031 cern: Woltgang ~ ~ dueled by a corporation Calll nt 11 attOwn on 1 menls, 11en1 Ind the 1ubor· Ila thereof, and lo redrlll, publlcatlon of thll notice, aonaJ 1epresentallve will bt 8ULK SALB company lncJGP ICW
PLCC inc .. J.B. Stephen-0~~ded In book 446 dlnallon thereof: pr-ovtslonl NOTICa OP retunnel, 9Qulp, malnteln, lht total amount ol the un-required IO give ootice to (SICI 9104 PUBLIC NOTICE P•&u lncAP 19 (are) llP-
1on map' 44 nd 45 of MllCel: rela.tlng to u1t11manta tor TRU8Ta1•a SALi reptlr, deepen Ind operate paid bal1nce of 1h• obllo• Interested persons unless etos u CC)' ..iuinO 10 the~ ot
This ttatemenl waa flied r.:g" 1 'M•P• Qlflclat enjoyment, lngreaa, end T.8. No. any auc:h well• Of mines, lion MCIKed by the •bo~ ll~y ha\18 waived notiee or • · • PtctlUou.a GOt\Ollc Btven•o~eor.of with the COUf'ICY Clerk ol aneou 1 Or • County, egreu: covenants, condl-Qltl48? WllW, howavtf, the right described deed of 1tua1 cons.,-.ted to the prOPoSfil IElcrow No. 8ualn .. • Nam. ... alcOhOllo Ml-••
Orange County on Mey 19, ~~~di= aa unn Ilona and reatrictlona. all of UnM Code 0 to Cktll, mine, etore, 111plofe and ••Umated co1t1, ••· 1ctl0n.) The Independent 9a2C)()4..JH St•tHMftt : 141 ~ c..;.., ~
1995. .,_-Condominium Plan which at• htrlOy made 1 , __ Ne ·-teM and operate thtoogll the penses, Ind advanc.t. I• 1dm1n1eu111on authofl1y v.1n Nollet It he•eby given IO The IOll0-"1ng Pfl'ONI art N """" BMcf\ CA ...O
Publiahtd Newport 8Nch-1 °" :ed on t:ebt\lary 1o, pelt hereof end txptHl!ty --"*WM eurtece of the UPI*' 500 $654,411 31. ~granted uni... an Inter· cred1tor1 of the v.1thln doing bu11ne11 as ~'Wi' On siile Gener•
Coata Meu Pilot MIY 24 're: I boOk 13037 page lmpoNd on the htrtltl No '" r..t of the 1Ubeuffa<:1 of It Is poaa1blt lhal at the Hied ptrton lllM tn Ob-' Nni.<S ... ., that I bulk al QlM·TAUR ENTER· h'""' Pteot lloer-c~
31,"""' 7, 14, 19". • ~3~· 6'tftdtl Reco<di tcflbtd real propefty ...,, AP#4et.o2a·IO land ll•t•lnabove d .. lame of ..,, the opening jeclton to the pellllOn and •II• II aboUt to be made ol PAISES. b) Q[M·TAUA ... ,\;;11.tied N••~
WOHi ParC.I 2' Alt undMdtd 1/ the NIM effact .. thOllOh T.D. HRVICl COM-ICltbed ... ,...,. ln the bid '::2 be leaa lhan the lhOwa .=cause why th• lh• a11et1 dUCrtb•d TEANATIONAL c~ Q(M-~ ....
, CLAai1F1RD 71" 1n1eru11n Lot 1 ~·: :,'y ~.~n'::'-r; ': ;:.Vii :C.~ ~ ~.~ded NOvembef ·~ ... ~due. ~~rty. not gr.ru I.ht ~names and bUtln.u T~A~c:'J1~u~~~ Noc ._ M. *'· _. ·
It e the r .. ource you ~~'::&.'C!:ty o( Or· granted or rtMMtd Ire dlec:rlbed dHd' ~ YOU AM IN DEFAULT TD llRVICI COM-A HfAAINQ on 1he pet· Mtd'""' of lhe Nllet.,.. t LUCKY 1 INVl!ST· ltM. ._
CMcountontoMlt1""'"' ofCalloml uflefiby O'..,.._ and ,.Will. HLL AT f'UIUCUNOlRADEEDOfTRUSTpMf · _..,T t tionwll behe6donl/29,'9SGEOAGE GUIUOftY tnd tNT8. f) 0lM·TAU1111..--------myrlad of merch.,,. :;:ns:·. rNP·,~ ~ .. the ceee INY k AUCnOH lO THI HIQH. DATED 11/taJtt, UNl.ESI ., ~ 9r9'ru:.;. ., 1.41Spm In Otot. 703 lo-IAENOA QUlll.OAY, 2t1' GROUP. 196 ~ c.,. ~Of..,.,. .•
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dDln9 ..._.. •: Thi• buelnet1 11 con-Thie builnell It con. °'"* C°"'1CY on lilay 2', •u•lrt 111 -. ~ by..,.~~ ~County on Mey 12. Da •• ll I ._. ~by..,.=:..~ con-ar.,. c:ow.y on ..., II.
t) ~CllK>H MOTOR-duc:'9d by: en~ ducted by: en lndMdulf 1815. •111 111111 ...,.. yo;, t1M'9C:I CIOlflQ 1a. •••••.. .__ ~ M8Md doing 1"6. ~ lit "HINUPOAT ~-~ si.t1ed d<>lng Have ~~ st~ ~ H47_, The talowlng l*90M .,. ~ vect V• 6-11-90 N48 .. t The ~ per'ION •• bwifw VIII? Y• 5-1-M H4Het • INC.. 1• luOertar A\19., --yet? Y .. $-1-95 ~Yet? YM f.115 Put!Mshed N9wport ~ dolna ~ M: 0ougtaa lM ~ ~ Newport~ dolnG bullM9I M: OouglM Landon KJmb.. ~ Newpoft ._. c.-. ...... CA IM27 Jolr'I Ran\stedt Scott Hubbard • eo... .... Oely Piiot M8y ••"TR STREET, 2000 w• Thll ···"*"' ... l6ed COIU ...... 01lity Not M-v ROYAL E.COAT, 1135 T'Ns ....,.,.... WU Wed Cotta ..... Olly Plot Miy ,
Id Hubbwd, 1050 ~ :i::i.~ ~filed~ Slats"'*"._. tied 31,JUne7,\4,21,1815. ~,..,,IA. Tustin, CA llfWI tN Coun1Y a.ti of 17,24,31,June7,1995. :'ct~70.7• Costa witt\ IN County Cleril of 31,Jl#le 7,14,21,1115 ~:r.. Col&a M--. Orenge ~ May 1r c;"~ ~ 'i:; t 'r W0.0 John Devtd fetenee, 2551 ~ Counly on M.y 12• W002 Edwatd N. MuldC:on, ~ ~ on May ti. WO:JI
Th4• bualne.. la con-11195. • 1995, • PUIUC NOTICI Elden Ave., 11Jt31 , Costa • ,...._. -.... IUC NOT•'"E 14118 ~ Sl Wnl· • • FM7104 PUIL-_._ ' ctucled DV: en lndrlldu.I FM717S Fl41 -Meu. CA 92927 .rv tv .,......,bCA 12f543 "'_,.,,, .. Have yo;. ~ doing PUbllaMd N.wpQl1 ....._......_ Publilh9d •-Thia business l• con-PublllhN ~ llMc:h-Thi• u1lne11 I• con-Publllhed NewJ)Oft S.ac:h-1--~~~----bUtlr*e y«f Y• 1185 C ...._.. Newpot1 a..cn.. l'lotltiou9 ducted by: en lndMdual Costa Mesa D4llly Piiot May Plctttleue clUaed by: WI lndiv.Oual Colla ..... Dally Pilot Mey Actttloua
Sc:oll HW&>etd • 2:s~ M,;:-y ~-:': ~~ M1y Costa Meta Dally Not May ......... ...... Hsve you ltaMd doing 17, 24, 31, June 7, 1195. ................ Haye you llal'ted do.ng 24, 31, May 7, 14, '"'· .'*" ..... ..... Thi• alatemenl WU filed • • • • --... 24, 31 , Mey 7, 14, 11195. ............ bullnela ...-? v ... ~1·95 W997 ltet...ent bullneu vet? No W014 stet ..... ,
with u. ~ Cletit or W018 W013 The tollowlng P4lflORI.,. John D. Ference The following S*ION ar1 Ectwwd tt Mutdoon Tl'le following peisons are .r
Ofancl• County on May 11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doing busineu as: Thi• ~ waa nfld PUIUC NOTICE doing bua1neU aa: This st11ement was t111<1 PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as:
1995 ' IMPACT SALES, 1814 with tn. COOf11y ci.rtl of .. -t1t•-··a BROWER SYSTEMS, 1760 With the Coonty Cr(lrk of Flctltlo"a LTP ENTERTAINMENT, . F848407 Flclltlo11a --tttJo Glenwood I.Me, Newport Orange County on May 12, r,.. """ Monrovia Ave .• IC1, Costa Orange Cour1'y on Msy 12, • 1650 16th St.. Ste. F302, 8 r-In S.ach, CA 92660 1995. 811alneu M•me Mua, CA 92627 199.5. BualMH N•me Newport' Beach. CA 92663
Publlthld Newport Btac:h-ueln•H Name Bualneu N•me Dianna Bonugli Jon11, FMM87 S&atem.nt · Richard c. Brower, 2A2tl F848 477 St•l•m•nt Jeryl Stuart Thompson.
Costa MIN Diiiy Pilol May The to1,~•ment ••t•mMt 1814 Glenwood lane, New· P"bllahed N8Y(p0t't Beach· The following pe!ION a11 Vasur, Costa Mesa, CA Publlshld NOWpOrt BHCI\-Thi following persona are 1650{16th St., IF302. New-
24, 31, May 7, 14, t 995. d 0 ng persons are The folloWlng pettons ate Port Beec:h, CA 92660 Costa Mesa Dilly Pilot May <tolng buslnus u : 92629 Costa Mesa oa 1y Pilot May doing b11slness as: port Dtec:h, CA 92663
W012 ai1"j~~~lli~~~u~OT doing bual,,.ss u : This buslne11 Is c:on-17 24 31 June 7 1995 WEST WIND BUIL.DERS, Thia buslfl111 Is c:o,,.. 17 24 31 June 1 1995 THt: KING'S COFFEE, This business Is con. ---~-----I b) PRECISION BM SORS, PROFORMA WEST LTO., ducted by: an lndlVldual ' ' ' ' w99e 302 181h St., Huntington du~ by: an Individual • • • ' W008 21772 Salado, Minion duc:tld by: an lndiVldlnl W VC., 4400 MacAtthur Blvd. Ste. Hive you atartld .doing Blach, Calif. 92648 Have you statted doing Viejo. CA 92691 Have you started doing PUILIC NOTICE 1650 Superior Ave., Costa 440, Newpon Beach, CA butlne11 yet? Y11, 2-19-95 PUBLIC NOTICE Carlow Eugene Wiii, 302 business yet? Y1s, 6-1·90 PUBLIC NOTICE Suzanne Carlton, 2m2 business yet? Yes 2·1·93
CLASSIFIED 92660 Dianne Bonugli Jones 18th St., Huntington.Beach, Rlc:ll Sf<>wef Salado, Su111 G. Mission Jeryt Thompson FlctlUoua It's 1he resource you Kris L. Nlalsen, 2313 Thia statement wu ftlld Flcthlou• c.111. 112648 Thia statamenl was filed Fktlllo&ia Viejo, CA 92691 This statement was r.ted
•u•lne .. Name can count on 10 aell a Hampshire Rd., F1. Collint, with the County Clertt of lklalneu Name This busln111 I• con-with Iha County Cieri! of Bualneu N.me Thl1 busln111 Is con· .,.ilh the County Cieri! of
lt•t•ment myriad ol merchan-CO 60526 Orenge Coonty on April 12, Statement ducttd by: an Individual Orenge County on May 12, Statement duc:lld by: an Individual Orange County on May 23,
Th• lollowlng peraona are dlse ltema, becavae ~!cs ~~~~':.:SJ:uJ01l-1995· FM,tM The toUowlng ~sons are :J~et?ltY~9~ 1995· ,848410 Tile tollowi.ng ~aon• are ~~:..~~el7s~t$;'ng 11195. • doing business as: our columns compel HaV9 lartld dol dcSinQ buslnest as. • doing business as. FM7402
RAMSTEDT & ASS9CI-qualllled buyers to buslnes~~'No ng Published Newpon Beach-NEWPORT/DEL MAR Whether you're buying PubUahed Newport Bacno DK WEL.DER REPAIR, 522 Sell your home Published .Newport Beach.
ATES, 601 1/2 Polnseltla calll Costa Mna OalJy PUot May 'GUEST HOME, 268 Knoll or Hlllng, Cla1Sltied Costa U... Dally Pilot Msy San Bernardino, Newpon through clasaltled. Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May
AV9 •• Corona dll Mar, CA 942·5978 Buy It. Sell It. And It. 10, p, 2-4, 31, 11195. st., Cost.a Mesa, CA 92627 covers all your Medal 17, 24, 31, June 7, 11195. Beach, CA 92663 M2·5878 31, Juna 7, 14, 21 , 1995
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Lrg 2Br +Iott. 2-car Beach Area ROOMS 2706 BUSINESS If you ar( EMPLOYMENT Re ce iving Clerk for paced prof'I ofc needs i.-...,.--.-1-,.-n-ULD-~
•gar. Gorgeous! Crown Winter fumllhtd "'ii••iimliii~liiiiil!iiiiil OPP001'TTil.n-rv Embroidery co. Must upbeat person w 'gd moulding, marble tile. 1• ~.1.,H11u1 pregnant... 5530 be very organized, c:omputer &idntphne/ 8usy"11c-'n10Celn.
etc:. owe 5259,000• Or Summer Weekly Employc~~· N/Smk. .2904 and don't know detail orleBnit1ed1 & h1g1h comm slolls. Sal DOE ~i ~~ ...,.
Owner/Agt. 759-7659 1·5 Bedroom Oulet m home S325. ~~iiii!iiii~~~!iiiiii what to do? energy. ngual n Fax resume: 975-1329 ..., on ,., ..... :I Many Oceanfronts Utl'a paid. 556-6378 or ~ TRAVEL AS AH AGENT I Sp an Is h a p I us. EST URANT lht ..... •1 11111 Winter $650-$1900/mo 850--0796 Lv mesaage. $$CASH COW$$ Na· Call Cherub Ad opuao Earn $1 ,000s-Comm. Ca I I M on ·F r I A A
Summer $525-$2600/Wk l lonally adverti sed 1 e0"549 3994 work at hml No c:old 8:30-11:30 am. Ask for CRYSTAL COVE "''"°" ~~~ .. ~ HOUSES/ Va' Ila Rentals NB Executive Twnhme. product. Ught & easy. -v "" • calling, appt setting,°' pa m . a 3 3 -114 9 SHAKE SHACK 673-7300 Walk to Balboa. Prol. $1 k·2k week poss1blel ~~~~~~~~~ comp skill nae. 557·7207 Now Hiring Ftr. PfT. l!::~~~~~~~~
M 1111 Isl* Hm1lllllt Ill uus CONDOS Property Mimi Furn bdlba. n/1, so down If -qualified. FOX TV wanll you tor Pff6 Wl 2orkM FFfT Par Must be available tor
UWSJ•Pttlalll*CllOllle fd· spa/gym. S600 640-2201. 1·80CH305-8007. 8 new show. Have A S400 DAILY POSI-am· • • no exp May 27th weekend.1---------
trllfalrKeu1ill1 Actll 1Mhs FOR RENT 675-491 •----------=~~-=-=~-==-:--= funl Make $$1 Call TION working for necessary. $8.00/hr 644-0210 or 497-9666 ~wtlklllftH111$lllt9al ••••••••• VACATION $$CASH COW SS 818-973-2315. Don Lapre of the TV Asittor Mark 852-0247 Reslaurant EMPLOYME NT
10 MwftlH "Nf 11111111nce. •OCEAH VIEW * 2722 Na tionally adve r· •now · • Mak Ing PLAHT TECH Pff. SFUZZI SERVICES 5533
llmll•lltn 01 .imimlllallon 1600sq tt +. 2bd, 2ba, RENTALS ti•• d Produ c t ··---------Money" Call Don at Green thumb, exp d. 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii b11t~ 11 race. ctlot Nlltlon. BALBOA pl. walll IO bc:h. Vina Ba'-liiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii[iii~ii 2L~hwte&ekeapo•ir •• 8s1b1l•kl· LOST & l -800-366-5277. Own car, hourly+ Art llalian blatro. now1• boa/$1495/(909)598-9347 OCEANFRONT & 19TH " mlleage. 714·379·5699 hiring Food Servers, ••••e•••
st1,ua•ieaJ,llnlllblll.nh110t PENINSULA 2107 ,_________ AWESOMBI 4 blkt $0 down It quail· FOUND 2925 Beauty Suppl» FT/PT POST"' •QOV'T JOBS FfT. Min 2 yrs exp Please be aware that .. ,_. qlll. or"' lnllntlon lo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S••vlew lg 3Br 2'1.zBa, fled• 1-800-80 5-1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii need1 Friendly Person $21/~UR +BENEFITS req'd. Apply In person lhe hslings In this cat·
mMa ..., Mll inllrtnCt. llml· YI!!' a nLv 2BR 2BA gated. tns, pool, SpL r2 of ~~ p':-:3. 8/:!39/ 8007. 1• wllh Great Attitude & NO CVD WILL TRAIN 2-4pm dally, Trlangle egory may require you
llllNor.iw lmlnallon." ~ CoasVlts View. New • or r. =----=---:--:--FOUND BUNNIES Appear·~·. $6/"r ~. ..,.,. s a• Mall '870 A to call a 900 number Fr•• Franc hi •• ........ "~ To """""Cal71'"'7·1""t qu r • ' -Tiiis 11wspaper will nol $900/mo. No pets. refurb. No amk/pel•.1---------3 awMt babies, that at south Coast Plaza. ,....,.., ..._. "" Harbor Blvd., Costa In whlc:h there is a
.......,KOJllll'fMmlrtc· 320 Alvarado Place $2600 lse. 721-4256 RENTALS TO Seminar. Dlacover need loving homell John 557-4194. PrlnUng/Cuatomer Mesa. 548-9500 charge per minute.
1111114 tor 1111 PllllO wflkll l1 l1 SpvnlaH Hiii 3Br, SHARE 2724 hop~~~~~ ~wn Call (714) 525-2428 1---------Service. Exp pref but ---------EARN $00K.'yr rn the
rielaUN II Ult In. Ollr ,, .. ,,. o~; vlewl Fam rm/sp• Wed • Jun• • 14th FOUND CLERICAL wilt train right person R•olaJUIT OF SANTA FE printing industry. For -...... •-----• ••11 -•1 CORONA 7 00 8 00 ,_.. Ad rtl I a•sl t • tor quahly c:lienlele. Info pkg send S12-S3 •• •r _,_ "' .. $2900. 17 Carmel Bay, CDM·3Br 1 2Ba i pm • : Pr• M•I• HuaJtl ve s ng .., s an .. '"'""'' HY9111ald 111 11111 DEL MAR 2122 Open SaVSun 4g,..7694• Grt loc.tlon. Nr 22365 El Toro Road brown •Y••· Near Part time, 1 :30 PM· Aex h8our5• but musl Uptcal• Soulhweatern S&H to BTC. Box
-'1·•1 ""' T CA RSVP 5 30 PM$,.,. r Incl AT · Newport shop In Fashfon Is· 1128, Costa Mesa • ....,.. • ..,_ • 11 11 Beach. 1435/mo .., oro • Mesa Dr In back bay : '· • s 1 H b ..i ••••...,.11111&. 'llcom-+ ~utlls. 723-6404 (Q(800) 45&-1525 --ea ..... Call 852-0967 ble, DEPENDABLE tat onera, ar or land has Ftr position 92627. Allow 14 dys. ' 810 OCEAN VIEWS -1 d•·ld 1 _ .. d t View Center. 714·863-avail for exp'd 1ales· ......._.,""'1lfn .... CllllHUO LOC•L RTE•24 Lo~·. n '" ua ne ...... e o .,,...., -S550 Room Bid/Bath ... --N It I Id I rt al 1200 '"""'· 2-21. p er Io n . l---------1nl-ll1Ult·.9-~4·all '-S1295 ta.cs 1 Bath Vl-APARTMENTS c-3 +2 House. Xtnt tlons•Buy All or FOU D : Beaut u prov • c:e c sup-RECEPTIONIST Fff Hourly•comm. Call EMPLOYMENT .. Yl11Uq •.oc .. 1 ,i1m Bd/3B F tUoo ar ... Pool, f/p, gas. Part•Posslble 2 K young kitty. female. port for lhe Classlfied ull IWD 11 4n·J$00. 51795 3 a ron FOR RENT atorage, w/d, kit, n/a, Wkly•aoo-599-6769 orange, brown & Advertising Depart· For airport area ex· Poppy. 644·59S3. WANTED 5535
55&-e e eo Ag t. n/p, $500 434-7464 btac:ll, vlc:lmty 20th & ment ot • growing ecutlv• officea. Fast· ~UM M E R W 0 R K liiiiiiiiiiiijiiliiiiii~iiiiii
Studio w/l<ltch. Walk to E 'al d• Costa Maaa OYonurAN:.::~r':i•o~~ Tuatln Ave., Costa community newspaper paced phones, must $10.15/slart. Flex hrs. Elderly Car• Shop/ _C_O_R_O_N_A _____ , beach or COM shops.,_________ 1 bdrm avail In 3 Postal Annex+ has Mesa. 548-8342 ~hi ~~s~~cpu~a~ :J~k"f. be reliable &. depend· No exp Training. C.n cook/drive. Enghsh·
Patio. S650fmo. OBO COSTA ••er 11 2 62 4 bdrm twnhM Neal able. Start at S8/hr & lead 10 mg ml & Intern speaking lady Reis DEL ... 11,, 1022 *Jake 723·5051. '~ • • loca1lon1 available LOST CAT Whit• lem Duties Include data benefits. FAX resumes poss. a 5 1 .095 1 Uve In out 76()-3922 .IYMU\ clean. drug·lrH non-right In your neighbor· Calleo with orange. entry & heavy phones. 10 752-9316. ·
• CDM-Brend New• COSTA MESA 2124 Medltenen••n Town-·
amokera need only hood. we offer pack· brn & grey markings Opportunity for ---------•Teach Eng. In Kor•• TRADE $399 MOVE IN c:att No cats. 1400/ aging & •hipping. on back. "Jaulc:a.. growth. Physlul/drug RENT USA BA/BS req. Xln'
Super clean tBd In mo +~ U1il. 650-4292 copies and complele was laat •Hn Fri. 5/19 tHling Is • prerequl-pay. send rea 10: 9596 -<lOzy friendly, 30 unit aa.a.ld• CM Shr 281. bu•ln..._ aervl~••· on Mon1•~1to OT, site of employ~t. Garden Grov• Bl~ lhrougn ~SS!tled
1 BR Dptx Nu stv/crpt. complex nr Triangle Sq. Lrg bacllyasd. Neat, Turnkey $85K. aome COM. 644-1996. leave Send resume 10 (714) through classified 1204, Gar Grove 92644 642·5678
home 38r, .2.SBa, 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
trptc, 2000sl. Root-top
aun & 880 deck.
Landacaped. $100K
under market. Owner
mutt ••II/may finance.
Model home furn Incl
S45t,OOO 723-4400
Quiet area·sml dog ok BUNK HOUSE No Smok, $400+ dep. financing available. mag. REWARD! 631-6594 Attention:
Sml yd w/stied. S495, A.PTS M2·140t urns Incl. 65().2474 (800) 458·1 5 25 Judy Oetting or call
$300 dep. 648-7368 Home On Prlv Bohl PYCNOGENOL & DHEA LOST PARAKEET (714) 574-4250 for ln-
S450 MOVE IN BONUS In No. Laguna. Beach. Olstrlbulera. c.JI Now Blue, banded on bol~ tervlew. 1ST MONTH RENT$390 1&28'1 from S625. Quiet Sec Guard '595 + Oep tor Important Update. laga. Flew away May 1 ________ __,,.....,.,,..-
+ 0ep-2Br+ 28a tnhm friendly galld comm, NO pel/smll 494-'l&Sg 1.(800)..SS2_5923. 18 from Poppy St. So. CM Art/Frame Gallery
w/yard. Pets OK. Pool, pool, BBOs, carports. of Hwy, CdM. Pleat• N••d• Ptr help.
lndrys. M&-2849 Profl managed. 5411-7017 NB Promontory Point call 760-1202. PhnH, fillng, It Hies.
COSTA MES.A 1024 -.-.-B-.. -.. U ..... T_H_OM~.,,,. .. -.-. Deluxe •aetelde Master bdlba. Avf now. MORTGAGES 6 S6lhr atart. Pim 645-1095 -... .. Nicely tum. Prof. ~d. TJ> 'S 2918 LOST& .COCKER1....,. _______ _
2Br 2B•. gar. lndry, 2Bd, 1B• $850, Xtra C&ll 87MnO. • • SPANIEl., Female, Dog Walk er
38r 2'""B• home tp 86 -enln Pt. Shr Ill• & Yard, beaut llllc:h. clean. nk:e yd, 11-~==~=::::::::1 red, named "Molly.'· Mature Dependable " • • $8-75/mo. 650-52 rage, wuner/dryer & Loat 5/23, vie Tustin lndlvldual who can cul-d•••c, nu cpVpnt. J --• I It No airy 2er w/fem. Steps A & 17th SI Co t alk • dogl 673-7184 Won't laat at $199,900 East.ad• 38r, 2~Ba. acu~ n un · to bch w/d prk"" ve. " 1 a w
Owner/Agt. 650-3447 N•W home In gated doga. 2030 Fullef10n $400. Ws. 115-o..20'•' MeH. RSWARDI Call1---------
Ac d f ~"" (714) 96&-8680 54WS74. EARLY BIRD c9mm. • Y • r.,.... Roommate to ahw• Rellabl•, cheerful
1044 S1550/mo. Yrly 1••· 1500 aq ft of OHfgnera 2Br 2Ba townhouse In coonter help. Local
Avl 7/1. c.n owner Special: G.,.. f/p, W/d Coata Meaa. CINn-cut cotfH •hOp. Mo/We/ llVINE
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8 50-7 782 hk-up. No pet. 1 blk •o non-amok•. 2-car at· pensONALS FrfSL •:•sam-11am.
Weetpark 0 Tlempo•• Ea•tald• Rent or ue. Trt. Square 645-1454. tached gasage, Pf"° GA'\ 548-2224, att• 11am.
Only 28R+loft avail. Option to buy. 481 E'•lde 1Br avall l/1. vat• bath, laundry, ~=~~ ~~.C:::· J>~~~ 2Ba. Remod 1111• new. No peta. 1585/lno, ~ ru'uin:! peg. •••llil••••• •---------• kpet'41 Coob WentM
Owner/Agt. 1es•1ese lt400/mo. 6504·008 S650 d..,. 1so E. 21'et Day 1574-4240 PllSONALS 3002 ~:d"t0R'.'!u::!: '::o
• •sSIFl•D NWPT HTS CONDO St. Encl gar.~ EV9 54•2958 ANNOUNCEMENTS !3th Sl. HB, 92648.
-lmmacl 3Bd 4Ba 2-CW •~---~--~--:,11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It'• lh• rHourc• you • w/d, trig, gardnet. E '•ld• 2Bd 2Ba 18251 Roommat• wanted,1; ua'YE FUN WITH GtMt T .......,...
can count on to Hll • if500/rno -.....343 mo. Very c.IMn, d/w, to ahar• •Br h0m4 w/ auvonvCEMENTS "" Npt s.:"P~t Office myriad of m•rchan· g ar, up1talr•. lndry pool In Hunting ton Allin vn IPORTI TRIVIA need• lettet carrten.
dlM llema. becauM ---------rm. No pe ... 3e0-0807 Beach. 1400/mo +" 2920 c.ei Nowlll Application• avail at
oqur 11f101!1mnb1 compel DANA POINT 2126 N•--IM:ION tn• utll. 082·8719 900411 .000 xl033 1133 Camelbaell Rd., NB
ua e.., uyera to --· Buy 11• S•U lt. Find It. l2.lflmln ""* bf 18Yf•1--.,.,,,.....~~~-~-.1• call! alrHJ, 2Br 1~8a. gar. ,.•••Gm" ClaHlfled, Proca11 co (802)954-7420 LIVS IN Companion/ 942·5978 ....... ettoh e• $826lmo. 1815 ltvlne \IAIWI MJ -CounHlor '°' dev dla
Repainting? · .................... ............... ...... "*"' .. ... a..... ..... .. ... ,..." ..... .
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loc. on resort golf er.. Av•l3. 720-9422 FOi UNT 2740 abl adult. S1 430/mo. ~ mJ trom bch w/ prlv i~ler sYM4Li PElSONALS 3002 PUSONALS 3002 co.ta Me.._ 65&-1441 l:"+0~~1;.~~= lmmac 281 1 ea. d/W, a..... & ...U ... ilD MOiif Off1cl atove. "" lndry, •PL ""--17th a ... WPof't ,.,..,. ---~,._.. Rw-
NIWPOIT DACH
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18150+ dep . Pacific bNd, CM. AM«tland ''• .. _.. ..... .,_ • .......,
,.,..,.. AO'. 891-4411 R .. 11y. aa ... ., • ., =.:: :..;::r"~
•
ofnce. Cal 7804IOO
llrJiih. louper &;;
""" deity lunch ,~ • w/o•r. 110 .. 0/day.
Lori'• ICllCNn tn-0747
With CAL•SCANI
Have your classified ad In 176 n~
With a combined circulation over 3 million.
$400 la 111 It t1k11 to place 1 25 word
or IHI cl1111fltd ad. 115 for NCI\ 1ddltlonal word.
CAL•SCAN
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• • WEDNESDAY. MAY 31, 1995
TODAY'S
CROSSwoRo PUZZLE
Count -
5" Lundi hcMM' ae c-.... bodies
It -on.WU
londof 82 Slllnl 83 long periodl °' llme &4 ~complex
65 ""'""" ee Gather (IHYn) e7 Plaly (a guilar)
DOWN
t Skin feature
2 White House llalfer
3 Animal'• homt
4 Wlndb<eakera
5 Harm 6 More secure
7 Minef•ll 8 Breeze
9 Golf ICOfe
10 HotMuce t1 Gr-.tgod
of '9ve 12 Jal-13 Many 19 Hindu clitclpline
21 Flow9f-seller's yehlc:Je
24 Female horses
25 -and downs
26 OdeSOf sonnets 27 Muslim deity
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.. end ,. ""'' Herd ..__ .....
trwieom. tloor ~ W/ ChOO --· -· ...
1110 Wll08S DIAMONDS?
Neither vulnerable. South deal..
NOR11f •Q 101•
QAJ87
0 753
"°' like bavine to deftftd -~. IO 1900 A t200. I» =· 714: = llUftl llJI r= ent, perMvered with live bearU -a 111• ns.1u1 , 1111. Loadedl
paaa would have worked bauer. ..a ....._ ...... C .... ••• 8441
~est'•· final doubif! "'!H• to put it POWll IOATS CADIUJLC 9040 ~ red/IMl.~ '17 C-W. llUIOmllllo, mildly, hilb11.C>Pdm•ebc. • A ~ed mu. A/C, atereo oaH.
To declarer's aurpriae, the open· 7012 ~ 100 110 .. W::,· 111K mlea, 1 own«.
EAST ing 1 .. d was.in South'• Iona suit -•• • • VIiie a.. • · UNO. Cell 141-ool'I
• K 8 5 4 3 diamond.I. J( that au.it. were aoinc to 'M Clutlc Chri• Craft 47K mlM fUll :i· air,
•••
~4 2 break evenly, all would be weU; but S.a Skiff. Y·Huft 25 l't. ~· 71~~5~· llUCIDIS 1130 TIUCD
0 9 the probable break, connrmed by Llvaaboard Sllp. '
•QJ 1042 Eut'• nine, was 3-1 \nd, since •10.000 t&0-3125· --------•73 350 SL claalo, xlnt •7a•o11D paeo 1 son
' declarer would have to give up the 17 ft Whaler CDftOUT 1045 cond, new toP. Dive/ ou.f!V. 20K on rablotllt,
lead twice more In diamonds before ·ee Sup« Sport way 1or ' 1,600. Mu.t 4-apd, 'H tag•, utll
1220 ----------
0 1"5.U.W.0'-.. ~
SOtn'lt
•Vold
0 KQ1093 o A 1086•2 •A7
the suit tould be set up, the defend-90 hp Yamaha. With at Cllew ,..=.,... •el 84M758 bOx Mt up for plumb-
ers would have ample time to ftnd trailer 12,000 Gold colof, cond. •at 300'i'D Turtao. Ing. Rellab.. & rune
the club twit.ch that would result in. •76-8146 \t ton, 83. mllea, Fully equipped, excel-good. Only l24d/
28 Viohn's
st>liog 29 Reason
30 Ice hut 31 -and errOf
32 Hollers
35 8CJild 41 Indulgent
42 Vapc>f
43 City near
Ullehammer
«T~ 46 Smir1<'skin 48 Black-and-
a one-trick eel aa• aertram s .F. auto, AIC. PS, I'S. lent condition. $6300. OBO. 531·7M5 . h 'd f b .,.. ...... ) a.•-·· .:.... MW lllH ........ '3000 obo Call 84t-2380. .,, To enlist t e a1 o t e enemy, (t ... 7 ..... , ,,._ ...... MMIH
NORTH EAST "declarer followed to the first trick 93194. New O.D. SM 18 '87 Blk 260E Looka/ VANS 1225
2c;;i •• with the ten of diamonds! West mite rad., FlahJOep Auna grtl AU pwr, anrl.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p-p_. h , . Find, VHF, Loran, GEO 9080 catm alloys. 112,800 thour t~artner s nine was an Plumbed Head, Fult obo. 3lC>-592·5430 '78 ChevW Van V•Ton,
eneoura ng signal and that the Bimini Galley with ,89 880 SL White / '°° C.l.D. engine very
opening ead had struck rold, and alnk, 0utrlg~. bait •et Priam whtlblu, 4 ra Int Convert. r:,.. good, PB/PS, tltt, new
wflile anlrltels
50 Sheriffs g«>up Th b'ddin 51 Ha1rleu • • e I g:
52 On the ~an SOUl'H WEST
53 MUl(y Way 10 Dbl part 5c;;i Dbl .
54 Sosk.'1 p ...
neighbor
Opening lead: King of<> 55 Roman road
56 Bil ol fare 57 Miid cheese
59 Above: poet.
continued with the queen. Declarer tank. $18,500/0BO. dt/cyt tinted winds. nu fee( ahowrm cond, heater, AM·FM tape,
Faced with a seemingly impossi· was in control Call 714·722-4S958 "'"· Xlnt cond 56k. 78 000 1 all rraJnt low ml. 8 puaenger.
ble contract, declarer found a pretty South won ihe second trick wit.b page 714-758-2133 • , 17998 OBO. 722-8538 reCord•, ~w top, tires $24$5. 548-8512
60&::'
13
liit. of deception to squeak home. the ace u East diacarded a spade 3i jff faara Convert-M G•O MllTR6 5-• batt. $30,200. Stave/
Eut's four-spade bid waa a two-Cit would have done Eut no good to Ible Mint Condition apd m~, ~ml, d~• (819) 831-8789
way action. The black·suit length rum, drew trumps in two round• 714·754-40001<102 ::: ~ ~9;". ev9• (819) 43t-0909 Can't Hem to
get to all thoM gave Eaat a source of playing tricks and conceded a diamond. West woo Evanfng .....,.2000. --·--------• r-r--+--+---t--. to the game mi~ht make, but it also and shift.eel to a club, but it wu too Claaalfled la .....
W deli r I b •CONVBNl•NT weakened the ast-eat enaive late. The table's nine o c u a was' SAD. BOATS 7014 '~her you're bUy· ··SELL --+--+---+--. prospects and Eut had no intention discarded on a long diamond, and tng, aelllng, or Just
defending four hearts. South did the doubled contract rolled home. looklng, clualfled hu
_...-t--t----t---t---t 1--------------------------1•a3 MaoQ,...or 25FT. What you naadl Nu Niia A 5HP Mere. CLA8SIPl•D
your used vehlcle through classified
942·5878
repair Job•
around the houM?
Let th• Claaalfled
Service DlrectorJ
help you find
reliable help. MERCHANDISE FREE TO YOU 6022 PETS & ~~~,.xtn~.~~ 942•5 •7• · 6015 ANIMALS 6049 oBo * 838-4aao1.======:=Ji-.---~
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FRam HAIRCUTS! Catamaran Naora
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--trio D ... er Wht. promo a• Dem 0 s Save abused and 8 2 with traU.r Excel-:oc:--t--+--i--i -·• Modeta Needed b nd d t e · · $110.Lg.AntlquePlne (71 4 ) 8 4 0 •2 9 88 a a one pes. •a lent condition, $950. Bar $300 973.5867, --....,,..,..,.,.,...,,...,,...,..,.,,..,,....,...,,-volunteer/fo1ter. Call 673-7491 FUNDRAISERT 714-597·9037.
PLANT SALE ACRES Support Local Busl·
Cllrut·frull·a vocado nesses with Big R• •--------trHt, frulll~ $10. sulta for your organl-TICia!TS 6075
Liiac $10. Junipers, z.atlon. For free pr•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
honeysuckl, rosemary, sentatlon or lnforma·
herbs $1. On palma 8' lion caU 714-646-3292. $20. * 909·674-9422 Schools, Cluba, Rell· gous Organizations,
Athletics, Etc ...
Any U.S City; From ** $180•• (1•Wa1f)
From S340fRT).
KIT• Sallboat 11 Ft.
Good Condition $600.
(909) 62~7. Make
appointment to aee In
Newport Beach.
SPEED•
SIU BOATS 7016 Pl•Jf•r Pl•no file cabta, misc chest, frig.
miniature auto collee---------
Uon1. (714) 87~749 PETS &
NOADVAHCI Req'd. aoo.aeo-eao2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Senaormatlo Security ANIMALS 60491••••••••
,.,--+---+-+---+---t sys. wtsensors. 5 GARAGE SALES bleached oak open 2 FREE KJttenal
Armolres. 8 Redwood 6 weeks old. Black & Outriggers, misc: wht white females, & 1 fo-1 _______ _
~~:!· ate1~1~~. r~~~: ~~:e~:c!~:n. (~:~hr~~ COSTA MESA 6124
ware. Etc. 774-3724 Jeanne~714·673-1391 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'78 SkJMa.ter 21 Ft.
With Traller. 460 Pan-
ther Jet 'Fast! $3,500
714 .. 50-3825.
----------------•---------WHEEL CHAIR extra SALB Sat 8/3 8:30 ADOPT·A·PET Clothe1, toya, haehold
*1988 22tt Ski Boat* 5.7 lltre V·8, King Cobfa 0 /0 , low profile
hull, juat Hrvlced,
new control1er/upho&-
1tery. Great 1kl boat-I
raat·lookl great ..... r• ady to go. $12,000
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