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Home My WebLink About1995-07-12 - Orange Coast Piloti ' • • SPORTS New-port Har/J<x pair line µp with all,-stars MARC~ I OAl.Y Pl.OT Sotero Jtlvera sweeps up glass lD the entryway of Carpettand after a car crashed through the front window early Tuesday morniAg. Local meals program looking for some wheels • FISH seeks drivers to help transport lunches to home-bound residents. By Tina Borgatta, Dail}t Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A local social Service provider, FISH (rriends In Service to Humanity}, is looking for vol~teers to deliv- er donated lunches to individuals confined to their homes in New- port Beach and parts of Costa Mesa. •w e pick up uie meals every day, Monday through Friday, from H?ospital, • said Nanq Stansfiel , the agency's trans- portation coordinator. "I've bad people going on vacation, and it's left gaping boles in my calendar.• Stansfield said she's looking for about 10 drivers to deliver meals to eight clients once or twice a month. ·we pick up meals from Hoag at 11:30 (a.m.) and we're usually done by about 1 (p.m.), • she said. Deja vu crashes into store .owners • Police arrest aJ.legedly drunken driver suspected of careening into Costa Mesa business, which had been damaged in similar crash 10 years ago. By Carolyn M iiier, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The shrill ring of the telephone at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday jarred Fred and Bonnie Fernald from their slumber. A Costa Mesa Police Officer at the other end of the phone line informed the couple that a hit and run driver had plowed into their store -Cwpetland at 2035 Pla- centia Avenue in Costa Mesa. The Femald's scrambled out of bed and drove the few blocks to their carpet store. which they have owned and operated for 21 years. Fluorescent lights in Carpet- land illuminated the havoc caused by the wayward truck whose dnver had fled the scene. #When we first saw it, it looked like a tornado hit," Fred Fernald said . uEverything was piled up and strewn around." The truck shattered the tinted glass windows and doors at the front of the store; knocked over several displays of carpet SdDl· ples; rolls of vinyl flooring weigh· ing several hundred pounds were carried 30 feet; and the business' linoleum floor was tprn and . : I : l I "'.. ( ' I ·,__ I I I .... I \ 1 \I I I\ scarred by tire tracks. . While the Pemalds were sur- veying the destruction, pohce were searchrng for the dnver who Iled the scene. Al the crime scene several parts from the truck , whkh fell off m the unpact, were used by police to track d own the culpnt, according to pohce reporb Three bloc~ away in the park- ing lot or an apartment complex, police discovered the crippled truck -a 1975 Ford Ranger. They knocked on the door of the apart- ment nearest the truck and found their suspect. Thirty-one-year-old Martin Gonzalez, who appeared to be intoxicated, reportedly answered the door. "He admitted to being m an -----acCldent dnd told officers he called 911 and there was no answer.• sdid Costa Mesa police Lt Jim Watson At 2:39 a m. police arrested Gonzalez, a cook, on suspicions of tut and run and drunken driving, dccordmg to Watson Gonzalez was booked mto Costa Mesa City Jail With bail set at $2,500. Tht> Femalds had eerie feel· ings of deJd vu. In 1985 a car car- rying two cilleged drunken dn- vers careened into their ca)J>el store causmg thousands or dollars m damage Police were also suc- cessful in nabbing the two men responsible then Mil is a disaster I am heart- sick," saJd Bonrue Fernald. •But 1 thmk it would have been worse lf 1t hadn't happened before.· Jobs sought for disabled workers let go by city • Vantage Foundation officials arc talking to pier-area merchants about hiring the workers laid off by Newport Beach. By Iris Yokoi, Dally Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -Local mercbanti. and offioals of the Vantage Foundation are dis- cussing wdys to employ disabled worker<\ who were cut lrom the city payr .l1 JUSl last week. llfe city lc11d off Sammy_ Ta yes and Lenny Rosenberg frofll their part-time JOb piclcmg up trash around the Newport Pter. Tayes and Rosenberg, whose last day of work was Fnday, earned a com- bined $2,400 annually, working eight hours a week. uThere's never more than eight people to deliver to, and ~t's a very fixed and localized route. I don't want my drivers to be dri- ving all over the map.• MARC MARTW I DAl..Y Pl.OT Jackie Taylor, 7, (left) and her sister Jenny, 8, find a way to beat the heat on T11esday with their Slip n' Slide outside of their N~rt BeaCh home. Think of your own way to bNt the heat today as the warm summer temperatures continue. City General SeMce Director David Niederhaus ated contin- ued budget constraints as the key reason for severing the eight-year relationship with Vantage, a non- {>rofit organizabon that finds employment for disabled resi- dents. For the past two years, the city • SEE DRIVERS PAGE 7 • SEE VANTAGE PAGE 7 Owner defends Thunderbird night club following hearing • He says his operation suffers because of the prC?blems of its predecessor. By Carolyn Mill@r. Daily Pilot LIDO -On any weekend , trendy and fashionably dressed ·rught dubbers~ stand in a snaking line anxiously waiting to enter the dark, pulsing interior of the Thunderbird Club for a night of dancing, drinking and min- gling. It's a sight tha t spells success for the pop ular club's 26-year-old owner and general m anager, Gregg Mulholland But in the eight months since the club opened in Udo Marina Village, Mulholland has had little time to enjoy it Since the day it opened its imposing brass front doors, the club hu been under scrutiny by wary city offidals and Newport Beach police officers who fre- quently patrol the club and moni- ~ \\ I \ I I I tor complaints from residents, who indicate the club's manage- ment has been unable to control their patrons and employees. At the Newport Beach City Council meeting Monday. a pub- lic hearing was held to determine whether. the club's use permit will be revoked or renew ed. Several police officers testified that the club is problematic and breeds crime in the area. At 11:30 p.m. Monday, after an hour and a halt ol testimony .._.e officers and the club's attorney, the coun- cil postponed the rest of the hear- ing \lDJil Aug. 14. . Allegattons by police officers that the club promotes excessive alcOIM)l cons~on. which begelli violence arid alcohol-relat- ed ai,mes, are diiDliaed Mul- hollaDd. "We follow all thi rules and ~ set up f~ us,•, Mul- holland said. #We are nowhere near the caliber of Bacchus -the club before us." He claims his club is being treated unfairly because of the negative shadow of Bacchus, its troublesome predecessor. Thunderbird club operators took over the former club's revoked lease for the site at 3505 Via Oporto last November. The City Council agreed to delay revocation of the permit for six months to allow the new club owners a chQnce to build an improved reputation. "I expected to be watched by Newport Beach police, but I did not expect two or three tours of police officers per night through my establishment,• Mulholland said. •1 have been painted with Bacchus' brush -t!nough is enough.• He said the dub conforms to all . the rules in the use permit. The club closes at 1:30 a.m., and the music stops at 1:15 a .m., he said. Additionally, the club has never been cited for overcrowding, nor has there been any patrons arrest- ed inside the club. There are 18 secunty guards - which exceeds the required six , guards -to watch over the buzzing club, he said. ·we are a bar. I'm not going to say we are angels," Mulholland said. •Any place you serve alco- hol, you have bar fights -but we do not have fights tn our club. Period." The club has a policy that if patrons cause trouble they are asked to leave and not retum1 be said. The club also enforces a strict dress code and caters to the 25-to 45-year-old 1:1pscale crowd. "I produce a world-class prod· uct and patron,s enjoy it,• Mulhol- land said . "We get celebrities and •SEE NIGHT CLUB PAGE 7 CASEY llACSCH I OMV Pl.01 Malbollaad ts bybag to cbuge the percepUoa ol It.ls i'blnt alpt dub ID Udo Wlage. City keeps presmrre '1h problem motels •Costa Mesa police, buildin 8y Tina lorgatU. iWy' Pilot R ~ d u " ~ ~ . ' -· ~ •• a 0 N ~ L c -c • i u c t• • e tl s • f c t c ( jl• t c I• I I ( ' I I I I ) ,. I l i • • WIONBDAV. JULY 12. 1915 • locals o • . . . almanac CINDY HARRIGAN AND STEPHANIE MUTZ ,~~~~~~~~~~ • Wl'Qll'S NOia: Do you or tol'M-- ~ )'Oll kn.ow hew • l.ndnwk _ ... ._ ....... up, • ""* ..,....,... "*' 37. on> • -These friends are in the swim of things _ If so, we'd lik• to Include It Jn oor Almanac section. Pluse c.11 the lnforma-Oon Into the fte&den Hotline, 642-6086. tax it to 616-4170. Ot mail It to City Editor Iris Yoko!, DO W. Bay St.. Costa M.,., Calif .. 92627. You may also send pho- tographs, bOt please tM sure to indude a self· .cidre51ed stamped ~Jt .... 'd Jil\Ut~ BANKRUPTCIES Recent banktuptcie as reportl'd to the FedH.al bankruptcy Court in San· ta Ana. COSTA MESA •west Coast Graphics; Chapter 13 NEWPORT BEACH • RJT Catering. and Oao Cafe; Chap- ter 13 • Institute of Business and Medical Technology; Chapter 11 • Pebble Island Investments, Inc.; Chapter 7 BIRTHS Most recent births in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. • Susie and Jeff Heimler, Newport Beach, girl, June 17 • Sue and Nick Willett, Newport Beach, boy, July 1 DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Edif M. Mercado, 38, on April 4 •Norman J. Leavitt, 79, on March 31 •Cyril A Pitoniak, 77, on April 9 •Viola E. Taggart. 91, on April 6 • Frances a. Abare, 73, on April 9 • Jane E. Boyd, 79, on April 9 NEWPORT BEACH •Phyllis Dziadul, 67, on March 30 • Toichi Ishihara, 93, on March 29 • Gertrude A. Richardson, 91, on April 2 • Gladys S. Smith, 92, on March 30 • Raymond W. Clawson, 88, on April ' •Ada B. Cochran, 101, on April'3 • Rkhard B. FrMer, 49, on April 13 •William N. lochemes, 7S, on April 10 • Edgar M. Williams, 86. oo April 10 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrest@d recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These J>e:<>Ple have only been arrested on suspioon of a crime and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. COSTA MESA • Petrina Bratton, 23, of Anatieim. • Chr1ltlne A. GAtbodl:I, 21~ of s.tu Ano. • Adam Gatct.AkantM, 22. of Santa -• L«>nel Muniz, 18, of Santa An•. NEWPORT BEACH • • Gen)' W.td Moore, 42, of N~ """'· • Steven Willi•m Enos, 12, of Florida. • Thomas Ger•ld Mon.Mn, 38, of L1gUN Niguel. _._Hector Vazquez-Vazquez. 2S,..ef- Costa Mesa. • Viva Christina Liglit. 50, of New· --· • Stanton 1«ome Skallerud, 27, of Tustin. • G!N"onlmo Vazquei. VazqUN. 22, ol- Santa Ana. • Manut!!I Sanchez O!'Milts Ill, 11, of Rivenlde. MAjlRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange Count):: Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Alvaro D. Velazquez married Nor· ma A. Duran, on March 17 in Santa .,,, • Robert B. Ramm married Dawn l. Enneking, Ofl March 19 in Villa Part • Ja~ C. Martin married Chanda M. Berry, on March 1B in Laguna Beach • Willie M. Ford Jr. married Jean S. Hellker, on March 19 in Irvine • Matthew A. Boutelle married c.ar- olyn l . Prendiville, on March 18 in Orange ,• Teny A. Pittman married Nena L AldOl, On March 21 in Los Angel.s • Albert S. Dameron married Misty A. Marts, on March 1B In Yorba Un· d• NEWPORT BEACH • Paul L. Knox married Susan Y. Price, on March 18 In Laguna Beach • Noel C. Webb married Melissa L 5ennatt, on March 18 inc.a~ •George R. Sprague married Audrey K. Stumbefg, on March 2l in Santa An• • Ja~ A. Phillips married Shanna J. Kovach, on March 18 in Laguna Hills REAL ESTATE SALES Recent real estate sales as r.eport@d by the Continental Lawyers Trtle Co. in Santa Ana. COSTA MESA • 1122 Austin St., S 196,500, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths. to 0 . and S. Paymiir • 2781 Cibola Ave., $207,SOO, 4 bed- rooms, 2 baths. to F. and K. Steen- tmd • 3125 Roosevelt Way, $175,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. to H. and M. Nguyen ~ NEWPORT BEACH • 136 Via Wazlen., $520,000, 6 bed· .. rooms, l baths. R. -.nd C. Been THfYAM Summer swimming lesson instructors. at Orange Coast Col- lege. Cindy Harrigan, 18, lives in Costa Mesa and i! a recent grad- uate of Mater Dei High School, where she was a member of the swim team. She. will be an archi· t~e ~jor at use ln the fAll,_ Siephanie Mutt, 17, "Will con- tinue on the swim team next year as a SQ)lior at Mater Dei. She lives in Corona del Mar. Sl\JDENTS TEACHING These young women have only recently become teachers of the sport they hiive participated in for . more than 15 yeais. ·This is the first year that I've had an opportunity because you have to take a lot of classes and my coach from high school asked if I wanted the job here," Ciridy ' said. •Also, I've taken swimming lessons here before and so I'm kind of giving back to the com- munity.• Teaching swimming is an ide- al summer job for Cindy, who loves water and believes drown- ing is preventable if everyone is water-safe. •1 enjoy the w{lter whether it's the pool. or beach. or shower, and I fike kids to experience thai. lt's a job I've always wanted: outside, work- ing with little kids.• Stephanie was surprised to learn that not everyone knows hwnans cannot breathe underwa- ter. •A Jot of people don't know that; these kids think they can,• she saJd. •J didn't even realize it until I started teaching.• Both instructors agree the most rewarding part of teaching is watching the students progress. Stephartie noted that some of Uie kids cry on the first day, but soon theY are showing off and saying, "Teacher, watch!" BUILDING TRUST U there's one thing Cindy and Stephartie have learned as swim· mers, It is to have confidence and build trust Stephanie says when the chi.1- dren are crying and she asks, MAAC MARTN I DAILY PllOT Swim instructors Cindy Harrigan (left) and Stephanie Mutz.are helping to make people Water safe. "'Are you scared of the water?' Most of them say no, they just want their mom. You have to get them to trust you.• Cindy cites the story of one stu- dent who has become comfort- able in the water. "It's making the water something fun instead of something scary -she trusts me and she sees that the other kids aren't afraid.· Cindy said. "Also, 1 tried not to force her to do anything. She practiced blow- ing bubbles in the bathtub and the next day came (and said), ·watch me do this!' ·At the beginning it's just these little inches. The first day in level one, some kids, all they do is cry. And today, they not only trust you, but they trust themselves." MAKING THE BEST Of rT "'Cindy was the team captain of the frosh-soph swim team at Mater Oei when Stephanie came on board as a freshman three years ago, and after three years of dedication to the sport, they've become friends. "You're in the water at 5:30 in the morning and you get out at 6:30 at night, and the weekends, so you have to like them. It's total team commradery," Stephanie said. . Cindy credits their coaches, Richard and George Blanc, with nurturing the friendly atmos· phere. "Rich Blanc jwt really made it fun and family in high school," she said. The team spirit carries over out of the water. Sitting on the deck of the OCC pool between lessons. Cindy and Stephanie recall a time when the bus didn't arrive after one meet. The swimmers dnd the Blanc coaches ("because they're the ones that stick with us ~) found U1emselves stranded in a college parking lot. "We found some balls and we Were playing kickball,~ Stephanie said . "We had tons of homework, but everyone's like, 'We're he re, so let's make the best of it."' -By Olaina Gupta • If you know somt"One who would make an interesting Pilot Person, call our Readers' Hotline at 642-6086. RefMmo bef to leave your name and phone num- be•. • Ryan Scott OeWttSe, 23, of Ana· helm. · • Juan c.arlos Diaz-Puente, 29, of Huntington Be.Kh. • Douglas Ray Abney, 41 , of las Vegas. • Bradley Alan GraVH, 30, of Mission Viejo. • 121 lStt'I St., Sl1 S,000, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, to L and N. Hansen • 216 33rd St, $251,000, 1 bedrooms. 1 bath, to B. and L Khamanian. CORONA DEL MAR • 438 Femleaf Ave., $395,000, 2 bed- rooms, 1 bath, to M. and S. Motamed Newport-Mesa trustees vote to extend superintendent's contract Woman injured in • Costa Mesa crash COSTA MESA -A woman was injured and had to be pried from her car with the jaws of life after a traffic collision at Harbor and MacArthur boulevaids Tues· day morning. • Justin Joseph Barth, 26, of Piacen· tia. • 432 Mendoza .Terrace, $630,000, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. to T. Tremper wedding UNVERT.-BELLISIMO Costa Mesa residents Marisa Elena Belllsimo and Tom Jeffrey Unvert exchanged wedding vows in a May 20 ceiemony al Cunard's Restawant 'in La Quin- ta. A reception-for 110 guests fol - lowed the ceremony at the restaurant. The' bride is the daughter of Armida Bellislmo of Eugene, Ore. and the late Louii Bellislmo and ' was given in marriage by her nephews, Matt and Tony Fluke of Mill Valley. She wore a gown of white silk shantung with a jewel neckline and lace appliques. Kathleen Doherty was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Kristin Cook and Celeste Jack- son. Ryan Caughren, the bride's nephew was ring bearer. Jan and John~m of Corona del Mar and aJe and Cathi Unvert of a Niguel are the parents of the bride- groom. James Suckling was best man and ushers were Robert Unvert, brother of the brideg:r6om and Steven Lyons, his brother-in- law. After a honeymoon trip to Moorea and Papeete, Tahiti, t'tl:? couple are at home in Costa Mesa. She is public affairs spe~ d,iµist for the Orange County Water District and bu is the own- er of T J's Services, ya ..... ~t manage- ment services for 15 yea.rs in Orange County. · • But school officials say they will watch closely education progress in, coming year. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Superin· tendent Mac Bernd received another extension on his $104,000-per-year contract Tues- day night, though school board members said they will keep a watchful eye on the superinten- dent's office next year. Trustee Wendy Leece said that, while she is happy with Bemd's performance in his first two years with Newport-Mesa, she has some concerns regarding his recent evaluafion. · "We will be watching closely next year)," Leece said. The board voted 6-1 to extend Bemd's initial three·year con- tract through June 30. 1997. The contract was extended just nine months ago through June 30, 1996. The dissenting vote was cast b): boa.rd member Martha Fluor who also voted against Bemd's last contract extension. J!ajjf!~ot hout anw.wlng ierVke mty be news stories, IMustr11tiom, edito- used to r«CN'd letter$ to t~ rial mattet' or Mvertlsements editor on •ny topic. Mt-,wi can be r9pfOducl'd with- out Vll'l'iu.n permbsion of copy· ADQltE$$ right owner. ~ VOL 19, NO. 157 Our Ndreu Is 310 W. Bay St., Costa MeY. Calif. 92627. HOW IQ Ali:OI U5 1MOMAS H. JOHNSON. COll8£CIJONS Orculotlan --The'Times Ofa.nge County WILUAM LOeDBl, Editor It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 J1WI ..... 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"t don't believe in evergreens - contracts that just keep extend- ing themselves.· Fluor «t:~gested Bernd spend his coming year getting back to basics in education. •1-fis priorities should be to focus on site-based manage· ment, improvement of curricu- lum and higher standards of excellence and assessment," she said. Bernd himse lf was absent from the Tuesday night board meeting, the trustees' last until Aug. 22. He left Tuesday mom· ing for a brief appearance in an Arkansas courtroom this week. "It's a.n old hangover from my days back there,· Bernd said Monday before he left. Before moving to Newport· Mesa in 1993, Bernd served for one year as superintendent of schools in Little Rock. Ark., a school system plagued by law· suits and court-ordered desegre- gation. Before leaving on his Arkansas bip, Berne;! said he's looking forward to the coming school year and hopes to put an emphasis back on classroom education. One of his personal priorities is to gel into every classroom in the district next year. "I did a pretty good job at it the first year, but had a harder time finding the time the second year,• he said, pointing to the large amount of time dealing with the county bankruptcy this year. Bernd also said he would like to move forward with the dis- trict's strategic plan, which is a board priority. Though he navigated the dis- trict through the wake of a $4 million embezzlement ~candal and the •storm of the county bankruptcy, Bernd declined to say that he's proud of his work in the district. "That's not a Word that I would use, but there is some pro· fessional satisfaction I take ln my work here," he said, •The thing that draws people to this job of superintendent is to get into teaching and learning primarily,• he said. "While I've enjoyed my education of Wall Street thi.s year, I can't wait to start focusing _sg4l0 on the class- rooms.· Riverside resident Cirilo Rivera, 43, was driving his 1981 Toyota Cellca southbound on Harbor Boulevard at 8:30 a.m. when he allegedly failed to stop for a red light, according to Costa Mesa police reports. . Rivera's car careened into Nor- ma Tactay, 52, of Santa Ana who was driving her 1983 Datsun sta· lion wagon eastbound on MacArthur, police said. Tactay's vehicle rolled over from the impact and rescue work. ers had to use the jaws of life to extract her from the wreck.age, according lo police. Tactay was transported to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana for treatment of pains to her chest and left side and visible bumps, according to Costa Mesa police Lt. Jim Watson. Neither Rivera nor his passen- ger, Uralio Menez, 2 t, also of Riverside were harmed in the crash. Police issued citations to Rivera for failing to stop for a red light; being an unlicensed driveri and failure to have proof of insw- ance, Watson said. -By Carolyn Miller TmES COSTAMISA Sl,440 In goods, Including seve~lecn of • ,_ blodc of-llOY-A city office furniture, prints, a copy lne and TOOAY employee cNckJng on Wak~m P•rt are'bt;ktor. First low found tofMOne ~ pMd the door on 'the JOO of E. N•wport Cet"9r Drtw: 4:07 a.m. -1,5 activities offlc8 and entered the offk:e, but A locked 1989 Honda A«oro was burglar- First high appMentfy didn't Uk• •f'Y of the dliktren's lzed In the parlting lot of Big ~ toys Ind 4lf1: wpplies st~~' The bur· About Sl.440 Items~ st<Hn Including 10:31 •.m. 4,4 gl•r left the door open . t>.~I eqUl!)fMnt. • k.nff brkl!, I pulst Seoond low • ...._.Md W" 11 Ylhll• I motorist ' monltor.nd1CD~ 'l:J6p.m. 1.S w. stopped at • tnfftc Ught. • mt-f --ol-·A~ -high --... -..-... .-. ~ist 19': on ftr9 •:::CJ othlh 11 :15 p.m. 4.6 ,..,_ In end tlWtd'ttd I $147 ~from a1 Nl'wport M"1>or High end fted tl)t vltor of the c.ar then ran IM!'IY· th. SC*n8. A slmllM fire was mirted tt'l8 nu.DAY 1-0ITllAOt ..... day ot Edison High School, MXO<diog topolko-l'lnt low • 1711 lllad.: of....-..: A wt of IO-pound 4:501.m. ·1.3 ......... -_,,, --.. '::.. ... -°"-:=.. l'lnthlgh Yktlm\ Nlldlnce..,. rtpoit.cf st . • tf str~ -'lone°" come to your 11:15a.m. 4.6 .,....._flfONIMiwoar..on1 door, don't admit'°"' n llont. -low 1•cm~ ,.991,._.~ Don't let ""Y -Into 1:;Z home -no 4:27 p .... =~-· rn.tter what the rM80n Ot .. the 1.5 ol~-tmttQlll K'/ h suppoeld to ba. M*• the .5ociondhlgh .... ~bike In'" amergency phoM caM wNta OM)' waft out• 10'.Mp.m. IA GpJlft ..::': end fted on tM bb once hi -· ' -........ heel obMNad hll ajmt. • ~ lM In .,, lpll'tmant 9wokt bailt'9 •ca ............... ill • 3 ........ ""'-In loundty"""" .. -by ......... •sks4td\efllklt_..,....1n1Dbyerr -..u•lj•= • u: .. 11tunbwglal'..._r191a,...__.. '1••sspat._..,.._ t, f • I -• -Ncapwc ' ±C'c.a Maa o,ilr Hoc . WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. 1995 •' ' -There were no fish, but plenty of fire on the water W •tllU'tc:atdlalotol . fish, but -Not even the andent mariners in our etgbt·ma.n ship's complement had ever seen such an eerie seucape. There in the log-shrouded . morning, w:ith no land in sight, nearby flames were visible. •fire!. ~ed sharp-eyed Chico Mendn, who used to Dy bombing missi?JlS over Germany. "There's fire at 8 o'clock." jerry kobrin This was enough to blast · another World War n veteran. Cap'n Jolua C. Creu., out of his Bounder s galley, where he had· --beeo,....,llmlfactwb19 breB1da-st-. -1---------""!--Just as be had been trained Daily Pilot. What he pbo· aboard a wartim·e tanker, he tographed were shots of a beau· . reacted to crisis. He raced for the tilul 56-foot sailboat burning hui- radio while ordering First Mate ously, and Harbor Patrol vessels Rex Bill'bour to w:eigh anchor. . racing to the rescue. · The rest of us rushed to battle Despite the heavy overcast, stations at the pointy end of the two firebpats sped straight to the boat, with Royal Radtke, who scene, a mile off the Balboa Pier, learned his n4val tactics in Viet-guided initially by precise direc- namese waters, grabbing his tions being received from the cam er~ and a life preserver, in. highrise Bounder (which one that rd er.· And off we bounded paper called a three·story yacht, toward the spooky glow. but that doesn't include the base- You've seen Radtke's photos men(, nearly Dig enough for a in the Sunday Times and adorn-bowling alley.) ing the front page of Monday's So where were the evacuees obituary E. Jean McNally Orr Zumwalt Services and interment are scheduled at noon Friday at Pacific View Mortuary for E. Jean McNally Orr Zumwalt, a resident of Newport Beach for more than 70 years and a longtime local school teacher .. Mrs. Zumwalt died July 9. She was 81 . Born in Altadena on March 10, 1914, Mrs. Zumwalt fol- Concerts lowed in the footsteps of her mother Clara McNally and taught for more than 22 years at Newport Elementary and Horace Ensign lnterm,ediate School in Newport Beach. She is survived by brother Bernie McNally; son Jim •sandbar• Orr and daughter- in-law Marianne Orr; grand- children James B. and Brenna Colleen Orr; and stepdaligh- ter Pam Zumwalt Campadon- ico. & Arona Events Fro• With Fair Admission! of the stricken sailboa~ the Bon- homme Richard.. while tirefight- en were dousing the flanu!s and us simple fishermen were stand~ ing b'f to render whatever assis- tanceJ Owner Tho ....... Hogan, wile lttni, son Pe9'r and two teen·age friends were safely swveying the scene ilbout 50 yards away, perched on a 17·foot Boston Whaler hastily untied from their . furiously burning ketch. Along with the rest of us observen, they were transfixed as masts crackled, snapped and plopped into the otherwise_cAlm. wa.ten. A couple of the Bounder's freeloaders -possibly Stosh 111.aayk or maybe Oky Chrhtof- fenen -were beard to speculate that there couJd be an explosion below the scorched decks. And so, after those fast-respondfug firemen had the situation under control, someone suggested that we shQuld exewte the classic mllltary maneuver known as .... •getting the hell out d. here.• The only thing we wanted to · see burning was the breakfast bacon, left untended by the busy chef. Bestdes. there were count- less fish out there, allegedly call- ing our names. Ace photographer Radtke, who's the Bank of America's branch manager in Corona del Mar, said he might offer his film to a newspaper editor. And, being attuned to.financial mat~ tees, be was thrilled to learn from shipmate Jlm Dean that he might even be paid for same. So he did and so he was. Afte1; the excitement subsided, and the charred remains of Bon- homme Richard were being Carpet Your Entire Home -with .Plush ·orBerber''-. ~ $ ,, .. , .. 00 19th 91. for only J. •I •1 ~o.;p FuU l..lrw Qf Wool • st...i Cat'J'f1l"« A~oii.blt 1904 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa Corne< of Harbor & 19th St. -~~~~~~~--Sun. 11 -5 Uc fOICMOl THURSDAY. MY 1.S tuNDAY, JULY 11 WE>NUDAY, M.'f 19 SUNDAY, JULY 23 NllRIHll& ... , "' UI HIAll lftlll fllWHn MONDAY, JUlY 17 OllCIUTU FlttDAY, MY 1A IOOl&.fllUlll TMUalOAY, JULY 20 .. .._.,. .. to210• JAIMI •AUlll TUUOAY, JULY 11 llAITTman __ ... 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Noon to Midnl1ht Thutt&n, IOAM to .Mldniaht ...... _ ..... 714/791-Mll., °' 0ranae Count,~ Jnfo.Linei 714/S.SO·INFO Jll47 towed back to Newport Harbor, the good ship Bounder resumed tts voyage to Catalina Island. There was no fwther incident. Even the fish kept their distance. All we brought home were a some token calico bass and sand dabs -hardly enough to serve on a Crdcker. Even my friend of the previ· ous Saturday, the baby sbovel- head shark, was nowhere to be seen. And so I was forced to spend most of my time at the card table, primed to skin any- thing dropping into the net. Card shark? Hey, we can't all be paid ph.otographers. Uh, maybe they should name their next boat something else - Students of American naval his- tory are familiar with the vessel known as Bonhomme Richard. It was the RevoluOOnary War flag· ship commanded by heroic Joba Pa.ul Jones. · In an epic battle off the coast of England. the Bonhomme Richard, badly blasted and bat- tered, managed to emerge victo- i:tous over the vaunted Serapis. Instead of surrendering, as the enemy suggested; Jones shouted, • 1 have not yet bequn to fight!• Whereupon he. boarded.and captured the British prize. That's the good news. The bad news is that, in the fierce engagement, the Bonhomme lticharo was-destroyed by fire. Owners of the burned-out namesake vessel, as we now can joke.about it, had not yet begun to fish . • JERRY KOBRIN'S column appears Monday and~- " M R d Ii d u ,. l i · Ii ! ~ ~ ~ ~ "-'-~ • ~ 0 ~ ~ c c a ., u c . " • e ~ s • F 0 t c t! jl .. ( J, ' ' I I ' I f I I I f I t I I :; I I Citizens get education inla\Venforcelllent 8y Carolyn Milter. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -. The Clti- ze~· Academy, sponsored by the Costa Mesa Poli<:e Depart- ment, launched its first session 1\.iesday evenlrig and wel- comed 21 students. The academy is an educa- tion in law ~nforcement and •was conceived to form a rela- tionship or understanding between the police depart- ment ·and the residents it serves, according to Costa Mesa PoliCe U . 'Alan Kent Who propelled the idea of an acad· emy into a reality seven months ago. "It's mainly an education format where we put methods we use in police enforcement to do our job in the field into training seminars,· Kent said. "We want to form a partner· ship with the coninlunity so they know how we go about our business.· The department also expects the students of the academy session to offer feed- back and share ideas on how they think the departtnent should serve the city's public safety needs .• The police department ls funding the academy, Kent said. who added that he did not have the total cost of the progyam. Kent said the academy stu- dents consist of a variety of people who live in all parts or the city, including clergy members and City Council member Gary Mon~. The academy session, which lasts 10 weeks, will be held at the Costa Mesa Police West Side substation. There is alreadµ.l:V..Aiting...people · who want to participate in the department's next academy session which is scheduled for January 1996, Kent said. Participants of the Citizens' Academy have to complete an. application and must fulfill the requirements in order to be considered, Kent sa..id. They must be 21 years or older; live or work in Costa Mesa; .not have any outstanding war- rants in criminal cases; have no prior felony arrests agd no r«::cord of misdemeanpr crimes in the last three years. Call 722-6714 for more information on the Citizen's Academy. I WIN 2 ROUND-TRIP TICKETS TO PARIS A BEN EF IT FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE MISSION'S HOUSE OF HOPE Chanteclair Celebrates BASTILLE DAY Come enjoy /iw efttrrtainmmt and finr Frrnch food and winr fem 6pm. Fnday. July 14. 1995 $45.00 prr prrwn in 11d11ancr $50.00111 thr door Ca11 Can Du.an• ttiag:iciaru • Live Mu.lie• Karaoke ' ' Pacific View expansion gets final city 0 Nl!WPORT BEACH -The City Council gave its final nod to the expansion of Pacific View Memorial Park Monday night. approving a development agree- ment and ending more than a year of wrangling ~d negotia- tions between the cemetery and neighboring homeownen. The memorial park, which is owned by the multi-rnWio.n-dol- lar, Texas-based corporation Service Corps lntematiotial, will now move toward beginning extensive construction on the previously undeveloped 120,~ --square feet of Ian . •Tuey do not hav.e a specific date set (to begin construction),• said Pacific View consultant David Neish. "The end or the year is a good :l760 Easl Coasl Hwy. ( ''°M'r G.okknn.id & l't.:H Corona del Mar tfl4) 760-6672 terget dote to bave IOlllething coming out ol the ground.• IDltiaJ propooals from Padfic View -to uceed the 50,000. square-foot cap establbbed by the original county use permit - drew strong critid.sm from the surrounding Spyglass HllL Seav- iew, and Spyglass Ridge bome-- owneB usoclations. The group1 worried that espansion would bloc.It ocean views, bring burial structures too close to their homes and deflate property ,val- ues. · Pacific· View officials coun- tered those clauits, saying that· the current use permit was 35 years old and that e ansion as necessary or er to serve the needs of the community. The City Council fin"'Uy approved the expansion after homeowners and Pacific View reached an agreement tbat lks'er !Adir:s • Clothing, Jewelry, Belts, Ba,.rs, Hats, : Fi1tures,ltirrors, Class case8 OPEN Moa.ATll IOAM ·IPM ........ "'"'· Fri. A Sua. IOAM-6PM c:an.d for a 1anc1::;;rci llMIP· mum 80-(oot •b ;( aoae'f between tile cemetery and homoo~rty--• well u an a.tciot height lbnJt on headsto-ud other burial 1141· ues. • "The p-.y COll""'1 ol Iha residents wu ID be able to ... burial acllvltiei, which is not something you ,.,ant to do dw- ing the family -·. ~ Robert Bwnbam. city attorney for Newport Beach. •(The agreement) allows eight-foot memorial statues of objects that lend to the ambiance of a park·like atmos· ere. It's not in the nature zu-tombstones · ... they will be aesthetically pleasing. I think that tbe residents lnvolved are generally satisfied. No one is happy with the·idea, but there is overall_acc:eptance. • s.m.w Homeownen detfM PrHldent Jea -·-··----th• wording~ apptOVed~. ·~Is no promise in th! proted th• homeowners,• laid at Monday night'• meetl ·nm ii not what we aa bot owners ln Seaview undernj u a ground cemetery or pt like atmoephere. • After tbe council reached decision, Padtlc View offic seemed relieved that an agr ment had finally been reache •we are glad it's over,• s Steve Schacht, manager of memorlaJ ark. •Thfoug_h_!Jj we are a ceqietery and Wt here to be sensftive to the ne+ of the entire community. · want to go forward and move with things in a positive mi ner. • · BLOW·OUT SALE! IARGE nEES' FLOWERS' HOUSE PLANTS 40·60% OFF RETAIL DIRT CHEAP PLAKT CO.· 488 E.17rH CORNER OF 17TH' IRVINE· COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9-7 645-4553 Restyling Event I BEFORE . e .e -6 ... ,i, o• ·~o 0(§ 0 AFTER piamonds Were. meant to be seen. Their settings become outmoded, and unsafe to wear -but a d~tf¥>nd is forever. 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The teams closed the motel down for a short time late last year, until the owner com- pleted mandatory repairs. , Meanwhile, city officials have be9n working to improvq rela- Uonsbips with motel owners and are developing a •network• of Wormation that can be shared among the owners and local authorities. ·we already have a number of the owners' names and te~pbone numbers in the computer~o that we know who to contact in the early morning hours when prob- lems arise." said Costa Mesa Police Lt. Alan Kent, who bas been a driving force behind enforcement efforts at the motels. "We're also beginning to have the owners call us to let the city know about areas of problems.• Of the city's 35 lodging opera- tions, six have been identified as •very high• pnority cases. The ran.kings are based on building conditions and public safety • records. The Coast Motel on Newport Boulevard tops the list. Last year, police respond••d to 118 calls for service at the 11-unit property. That averages out to nearly 11 calls for each room. The Costa Mesa Motor Inn on Harbor and the Sea Breeze, Tern Inn and Sea Lark motels, all on Newport, follow next in line. The Costa Mesa Motor Inn. which has 236 rooms, bad a total of 346 calls for police last year. The 73-unit Sea Breeze Apart· • ment Hotel elicited 86 calls. The Sea Lark, with 40 units, generat- ed 78; and the 13-unit Tern Inn had 48. However, city officials cau· tioned against putting too much weight on the number of police visits at each motel. •Since the Police Department encourages motel (and) hotel owners and managers to call to report problems or suspicious activities, some calls are just the result ot attentive management practices,• according to a staff report given to the coundl on Monday. S04tlt OFF =··•ty Co ee Drinks LIVll MUSIC BRUKPAST S•RVllD DAILY f;1 TOTALLY COFFll •15·tJ67 $15 OFF Your next plane ticket of $250 or more. Cash payment only. ~ 1;!) 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Gem-cutting demon- stration at Gem and Mineral Build.iftg • 2 p.m. Lemon 'n Herbs cooking demonstration at Craft and Cook's Gallery • • 3 p.m. Putting Contest at Kid's Stage • 5 p.m. Pacifica Performers at Centennial Stage • 6 p.m. Steak Sandwich Eat- ing Contest at The Times Her- itage Stage; West Coast Show- stoppers at Centenni~ Stage IMO;Flll Person•I ~lilnlng W/6 mo. membership. Private training studio, defining your goals & needs, nutrition, exercise &lag~ aODY CONNICTION 979-1100 Limit I per customer Exp 713 I /'95 SAVE$7 on your next prescription. New Customers Only -. 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I~ FAI'R ''"' ... , .......... . .JULY 7 -.JULY aa YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE A RESTAURANT J oin Us For Lunch• Dinner •Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Any Occasion 'For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 H I Slupyard Way • Newport Bc2ch -1uY1 cn 1 FREE Buy 1 h ealthy & delicious 2 haircuts in one visit meal & receive the only. Families & children second item (of equal of welcome I lessor value) FREE. ~r M1vo·s 91C1&9m lW11fOOtWI 751·7661 limit I per customer Exp 7/31 /'95 FllEIMmM l04'0FF llAl'WI ' CWS •MACIC Do something about MIMIATUllS that aching backJ South Coast .. Game Association ": COASTAL DIMMIS MOOll HOllllS CHIROPIACTOR CCME M Y CYWES 'MlH USI Mt·1t11 ••• .._.,,, I """'•NP'OfUllA'nOM RMd•I 0"1'tca OR fiatML ....... CALL MAAK U9 '4T U t •I l ~ t ( t ( t j t ( 1 : I J . ft.GUI. ... QAll · •Pknl '>adgrn n• II tbe tide of tbe dall on.red at 9:30 .... In the Sberman IJbrUy ·ane1 Ger· dens, 2M7 IL Cout ~ay In Corima de1 Mar. Plorel dellgner Janelle WUey wj11 help putid· pants create tbetr own design - flowers and green will be provkl- ed. The cost ii $15 and preregis- tration ls required. For informa- tion, call 612-2261. ; CAltEGIVER SUflflOfQ' GROUP A suppOrt group for the adult children of aging parents ts being ottered at the OASIS Senior Cen· ter, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. It meets on the second Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the OASIS lobby. For additional information, call Vicki at~-3244. TAX WORKSHOP Jerry Sluslewicz, an invest- ment executive at Paine Webber, will present a workshop titled, "Taxes anti Your Investment,· from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Ato- cado Ave. Topics will include: tax free mllnidpal bonds, tax advan- taged fixed and variable annu- ities and variable We annuities. Ad.mission is free and refresh- ments will be served. For reser- vations, call Slusiewicz at 717- 5610. WEALTH MANAGEMENT The Financial Education Soci- ety is offering a free seminar from 7 to 8:30 p.m. titled, •401(k) Maxed Out? -There Are Other Windows of Opportunity.~ The seminar is part of a summer series held at Villa Rosa (resi- dence), 1711 Irvine Ave, in New- pQrt Beach. Seating is limited and reservations are required. For reservations, call 646-3000. PUBLIC INFO WORKSHOP "How to Obtain Personal Infor- mation from Public Records• is the title of a Orange Coast Col- lege seminar from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 101B of OCC's Busi- ness Education Building. Jim Harriger, a licensed private inves- tigator and criminal justice instructor, will teach participants how to acce5$ public records, including · private credit reports and databases. The cost is $29, with an optional $15 material fee. To register, call 432-5880. NETWORKING aua The Sterling Business Club is currently accepting applications for new members. The exclusive networking club holds lunch meetings every Wednesday from l)OQn to 1:15 'p.m. at the Sfuzzi restaurant at Tuangle Square in Costa Mesa. For information, call Jason at 834-1005 ext. 220. LEGAL SEMINAR •l:'1' DIWUJFF .... C..... •m-Net· work, • non-membetlbip net· w~ group, ls hQeting a breakfast~ at 1 a.m. tn tbe Tea Room m UM Newpoit Beech Public Golf CoU.ne, 3100 Irvine Ave. Mike Str~ will speil on, •How to Profit by the Current Health Wave.• The cOlt ls S15. For inf onnation, call 550-4 785. BREAKFAST MEETING •Post Measure R -Why Did It Pall?" is the title of an 8:30 a.m. lecture by County neasurer John Moorlach at the Sports Club Irvine, 1980 Main St The cost is $6, which includes a continental breakfast. Por reser- vations, call Sandy Adamek at &44-1232. INVENTORS' •HOW To• WORK· . SHOP Inventors Forum, a non-profit organization serving entrepre- neurs and inventors, is hosting several well-known inventors to share their expertise at an Orange ·Coast College workshop that runs from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in Room 101 of t>cC's Science Lecture Hall. Subjects iridude market evalua- tion, prototyping, business plan- ning and venture financing. The cost is $5 for members and $15 for non-members and guests. To reg- ister, call 432-5880. SATURDAY -'""""--"' KAYAKING ADVENTURE Prime Dynamics, a non-profit organization dedicated to promot- ing self esteem and personal growth, is sponsoring a kayak trip a.long the shores of Back Bay. Instruction and refreshments are included. The cost is $20. For reservations, call Christine Parker at 262-7300. COMPUTER CLUB MEEllNG Orange Coast College's "Win- ners Computer Club~ will meet at 9 a.m. in Room 214 of OCC's Chemistry Building. The club is open to all individuals interested in Microsoft Windows and Win- dows applications, including beginners. Visitors are welcome and the annual membership fee is $20. For information, call 432- 5880. MENTAL HEALTH WORKSHOP "How 'Good Parents' End Up With Emotionally ID Children• is the title of a workshop from 9 a.m. to noon in room 204 of OCC's Lewis Center for Applied Science. Clini(:al Psyqiologist Ty Colbert will teach parents how to identify and deal with children suffering Pearl Georgen, a mediator who - bas worked in the Orange Coun- RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ty and Los Angeles Superior Courts, will discuss how to avoid lawsuits at an Orange Coast Col- lege seminar that runs from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 101A of OCC's Business Education Build- 1ng. Topics indude: seven tech- niques to stay out of court, five swe-fire ways to avoid a lawsuit and three powerful negotiating tips. The cost is $29. To register, call 432-5880. PUT AN ENO TO GRAFFm Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Mesa-based non-profit graffiti prevention organization, is host- ing an informational meeting from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Ingram Micro Building, 1600 E. St. Andrews Place, Santa Ana. Positions are also available for volunteers who are interested in assisting youths find positive alternatives to graffiti. For infor- mation, call Colleen Rashford at 556-1 ()()() ext. 2635. BASTlUE DAY aLEBRATION Dr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are hosting •une Soiree en Provence• (An Evening in Provence) from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m . in their Newport Beach home. The event, commemorating the liberation of the Bastille prison in 1789, is sponsored by the New- port Bea.ch Sister Qty Association and French food, wine and enter- tainment will be featured. nckets are $20. For information, call 6«- 3150. WEALTH MANAGEMENT The Financial Education Soci- ety is offering a free semtnai from 7 to 8:30 p.m.. titled. "Long Term Health Care Strategies -Sound protection without the cash now strain.• The seminar ls part of a summer series held at Villa Rosa (residence), 1711 Irvine Ave, 1n Newport Beach. Seating is Utnit- ed and reservations are required. Por reservations, call 646-3000. SENIOftS SQUARE DANCE QUI The Costa Mesa Senior Otl· zen Square and Round Dance club leek experienced dancers to join them every Thunday from 9 to 1 lt a .m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets. Call 5'5·5669 for more inf ormatton. TOASTMASTERS a.uas Bay Bioadcuten, the Tout- muter'1 dUb No .. 4136, meets every lbuilday at 1 a.m. at the Sant& An• Country Club, 20382 Newport Bmt. 1ri CoitA Meta. Por more Information, caD 380- 0200. • Whefe Yow Dollar Coven Motel 1922 HAllOl llVD., COSTA MESA • Ml-1156 fr'CD ~. ..m.ty ... ~ 1be COit isl.10 per .... ~ mo lar two. 'lb ,...._, cd432al0. All YOU A QOlll? U DQt. OralMJ• Coast College baa a aemlnar for you. Titled •S41espeop1e1 There ii Magic to Cloclng Deall, • UM Hamilton, owner ol a fashion jewelry bull· nea, will teach participants bow to close deals using the •PersonAl Protile System.• Attendees will learn four different buying styles, as well as new techniques to apply to sales and dosing. The seminar runs from 9 a.m. to noon lD room 201 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Building and the cost is $29, plus an additional $10 materlal"fee. To register, call 432- 5880. SELF-DEF£NS.E WORKSHOP Tom Sohrt and his daughter Carrie, owners of The Internation- al Academy of Goju Karate, will present a self-protection work- shop -for parents and children - from 9 a.m. to noon in room 202 of Orange Coast College's Lewis Applied Science Building. Partid- pants will learn simple, effective self-defense methods that can be practiced at home. The cost is $39 / LANDSCAPE co ~ s4l51a2 Uc. #421070 IAS11UI DAY• MCI Tbe Utb Annual ButUle Dey Celebtatioo WW begtrl With a 8:30 a.m. race regllbation at the Sut- ton Place HOtal. ~ MacArthur Bl\ld. in ~ Beach. Events include: SK Run/Walk, Senior Stroll. 8K Run Walk and a Kid'• 1K Also, mona than 50 vendors will participate ln a Nike Town fit- ness fair from 7 to 11 a.m. Prereg- istration for the race ls also avail- able from noon to 5 p.m. July 15, at Nike ToWn. in ntangle Square in Costa Mesa. For information, ce.ll 565-6925. . TRADfT10NAL MUSIC EVENT The Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., is hosting a •extravaganza of Americ4n 'n'aditional Music,• at 3:30 p.m. in the Friends' Meet- ing Room. The musicale, pre- sented by the Mir kin family, will feature dozens of instruments and an array of patriotic nwn- bers. For information, call 717- 3800. Q.ASSIC a CUSTOM CARS An open cruise for owners m fine, pre-1915, American rod, classic and custom ca.rs continues this evening (and twice monthly through the sum.met) at Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion Island near Atrium Court, Newport Beach. Upon arrival, pa.rtidpantS' receive a rattle ticket. There a.re also 50150 raffle tickets. Proceeds ben- efit Make-A-Wish Foundation and the family of slain Newport Beach Police Officer Bob Henry. Raffle begins at 8 p.m. Other cruise dates: Aug. 7 and 21; and Sept. 6 and 20. Por more informa- Uon, phone Jerry Hill at 721-9546. ADD LECTURE A free lecture titled •Attention Defidt Disorder: The Big Picture• will be pr ... nt.ct by Jot Aadl9n. an 9Clucetion&I psych< aglll-1119 7 p.m. lectunt takes , .....,.,. look at ADD and I .......... Tbl ctlllMr 11 at 124 ~a..5'dt8 tm1DN~ 8Mcbo CAii 4'J.l.0881. N:J•JSD ---p.,_ J. 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Including Academy-Award winners Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump and Jessica Lange In Blue Sky. Plus all the hits from little Womsn to Dumb and Dumber. ORDIR NOWI GIT 3 'llll PAY·PIR·YllW MOY,llS., .. An •·11.85 ¥ALUll Ld nt SS at !O rt 1y l- >r >r -j. :a WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. 1995 • volunteer directory VANTAGE the organization's purpose 11 to help flnd jobs for disabled resi- dents, not hire them directly. Taking money to pay the work· era' salanes would defeat the agency's goal of ocially inte- ' grating disabled residents, she said. "The community is sure for it. We've got- ten a huge response (of support) from the community. .. " internal Services Fund. wbida man ges purchase and mainte· nance of tbe dty's SOO work vehicles, including police cars and utility trucks. •.,.. V&lw tur Dll........, runs'*"'" ~ In 1he O.aty l'taot. tf you'd ... h•~ on getting your organi,. don llMd. cell 642~1. ext. 331. KIDS CANClll CX>NNICTION The KJds CMlC« Connection Is an ~Ution dedicated to the emotion- ... eduCadonal and financial 1-...ds of cNlchn lffllcted wfth cancer. Volun- teen .,. needed. F« Information, call 1s1-n14. SUSAN Ci. KOMAN IMAST CANCER ~. VolUl'flMn .,. needed to assist on a variety of progr1ms wfth the Orange County chapter. C.11 480-5222. LACalNA Mr MUSEUM The~ Art Museum Docent Coundl ls se.klng volunteers to guide toun for the v1rlous ~ ~ ~ 1he Museum. For Information, call JNn Uwson, 494-3054. MAKl·A·WISH FOUNOATION Mike-A-Wish Foundation of Orange COunty, whose mission is to make wish- es come true for children with I~ threatening Illnesses, seelcs volunteers to occupy a v•rietv of positions. For Information, call Giida, 476-9474. MARCH Of DIMES The March of Dimes office In Costa Mesa needs volunteers for fund-raising committees, speaking opportunities, occasional office work and help with bulk m•lll~. For lnfonnatlon, call 631· 8700. MASTER CHOAALE OF OC The performing arts organization needs volunteers for computer input. tkketlng. filing and handling phones. For Information, call 556-Q62. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN, fNC. The n<>n?ofit recovery center for adult women with akohol and other chemic.al dependencies seeks volun- teers. Call 548-9927 betwffn 10 a.m. and 6 p.m .. or call krf at 548-8754. NEWPORT BEAot CONFERENCE ANO VISl'TOltS BUREAU The N~ Beach Conference and Visitor's Bureau Is dedicated to the pro- motion of the city to potential visitors. If you have extensive knowtedge of Newport Beach and would like to vol- unteer, call 644-1190. NEWPORT-COSTA MESA YMCA The Newport.Costa Mesa YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help. For Information or applications, call Rita, 642·9990. Ofl£1tA MOFIC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a support group for Opera Pacific, has a wide range of a(tivitles for volunteers. For Information. call 474-4488. ORANGE COAST INTER.FAITH SHELTER The tntemfth Shelter 1s the largest family shelter In the county, housing. feeding and counsellng 20 families dai- NIGHT GLUB CONTINUED FROM 1 sports stars from around the world ... there's no doubt ... we'll be able to stay and continue to operate above board." On Aug. 14, Mulholland said, Thunderbird patrons and , employees will once again file into the council chambers to defend the club's merits. "They will come to express that we are a viable, longstand- ing business in the community," Mulholland said. "The Thunder- bird will not die." DRIVERS CONTINUED FROM 1 The program caters to a mix of clients. Stansfield said she h as some clients who are young adults recovering from illnesses or who have a chronic condition like multiple sclerosis. Others, she said, are seniors who don't have transportation or aren't able to move around easily. "We have one gentleman who's 99, and he couldn't live alone without the meals," Stans- field said. Volunteers should be licensed drivers and own their own cars. Anyone interested in signing up or in obtaining more infonnation about the program can contact Stansfield at 545-0248. R Pai 'nting? If you're looking to plint « repaint, rebuild it ~ it Of' restore it. look in the Pilot Clmifieds to find the .W. best~ Y9'Jr n11ds. ly. The gtoup needs voluntMrS end db-~diapers. F« lnfonnation, call 1-ff Reynolds, u 1-n 1 J. OIANGI COUNTY aJMMtJNrfY DlVl&.Of'MINT COUNCI. Volunc.en .,. needed for a variety of functions. cill 83H199. OC 04AMID OROtlSTM The Orange Cowrty Chll'nb9r Orches- tra needs volunteers to help Mii tickets. staff sodll affairs. wot1c the office and llUist with malling S*t!es. C.11 Gil Abrams at 644-7019 for Information. OC HOMELESS TASK FORCE The Orange County Homeless Task Forte Is recruiting volunteers for the lntef'fafth Council Netwottt to wot1c one-on-one wfth homeless adults In the program on basic llfe sicllls. For lnfor· mation, call 263-tn4. OMNGlWOOO IOUT1QUE The upscale resale bqutique which benefits the Orangewood Children's Home for neglected and abused chil· dten needs volunteers to aeate dis- plays, tag dothes and wot1c with cus- tomers, among other duties. For infor· mation, call Christine, 760-6640. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ~ f.\ll ..., CONTINUED FROM 1 used private donations to pay Tayes and Rosenberg. who are in wheelchairs. But even wtth donated funds, Niederhaus said the city could not justify keeping the Vantage employees when the mQney was needed else- where. Still,' eager donors have con- tinued to call both the city and Vantage's Costa Mesa office, offering to fund the two workers' payroll to save the jobs. Niederhaus said Tuesday that he is directing~~e donors to give to Vantage aaectly. And he said be offered to hire Vantage workers as sub-contractors if Vantage could take care of pay- ing the workers, using the dona· tions. But Debbie Marsteller, Van- tage's executive director, said "Vantage can't pay for people to work for the city of Newport Beach," Marsteller said. "What we're looking for at the job sites is employer involvement. •we want to get away from this as a c;harity thing." Instead, Marsteller said, Van- tage officials are talking to pier- area merchants about whether they as a group cbuld hire as many as four Vantage workers to continue the pier. cleanup work. MTbe community is sure for it," Marsteller said. "We've got- ten a.huge response (of support) from the community.• Indeed, a numbe r of area merchants reacted to Tayes' and Rosenberg's layoff with sadness, • Bankruptcy •Wills/Trusts • Divorce • Corporations • Tenant/Landlord • Much, much more ~ ( ( l[ 1 ( ) ' J l J PH< J' H •<HI 1\[) fnlf fomf n llntnlegnl at the ORANGE C6UNTYFAIR Thursdays, July 13&20 COME TO OUR GARDEN PARTY! For Kids Of All Ages It's a salute to horticulture and goats! And the Fair's spotlight will be on the Orange County nursery industry, so this year you1l experience colorful flowers, trees and plants, combined with plenty of kiddin' around. 17 spectacular days of fun and excitement -with two big days especially for seniors! -DEBBIE MARSTELLER and praise for the two workers. ln light of Niederhaus' claims of a tight budget, some commu- nity members also questioned a $5,900 raise granted this year to Deputy General Services Dtrec- tor Mike Pisani, .But Niederhaus-Sdld Tuesday that the raise actually amounted to back pay long overdue PLSaru, since the deputy duector bas taken on 30% to 40% more work and responsibility over the past two and a half years Since December 1992, PLSani has ove rseen a new, $3.5 million PisanJ has also ha<J to take on the extra managerial workload re ulting from the General ser- vices Department taking over all park and street tree mainte- nance, Niederhaus said. __. •tn all laimess,-he ct.eserved back pay," Niederhaus said. MHe now makes a salary s1m.ila.r to other deputy directors in the city." Cutting the Vantage workers bas been •unpleasant for me," Niederhaus said Tuesday, adding that he presented Tayes and Rosenberg with plaqttes of appreciation as the workers made their final work rounds Fnday. "I started the program ... but eve ry year, knowing that I have to cut programs ... I hope to see them back .on the streets (work- ing) by the end of the month.• RENT-TO-OWN Furniture, Electronics & Appliances LOW Weekly " Monthly Payments No Down Payment or Deposit coast Rent • To • own ware1111se 1t111111port llN. ca HOm: .... sat •1 !Between 19th 1 20tt11 Ml·SIM FREE CONCERTS & RODEO CLASSIC At 7:30pm, enjoy free concerts on both days in the spacious Pacific Amphitheatre. Paul Revere & The Raiders appear on July 13 and on WinMr "'4.1 tel.eel a cruite of teven da:y1 or lea aboard IM cruw 1laip NoTVJGy, &GU1Grd or Southward. hY11nt~d BJ don ton travel as.soclotes. Inc. 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R0VING IT ONCE AGAIN Selection to South All-Star squad ~ put the onus on Bill Johns to cfice again prove bis credentials; 1*>w he's thinking iust maybe ~won't be his swan song. • • 8}' Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot B ill Johns, the 1994 Sea View League and Newport-Mesa District Defensive Player of the Year, remembers exactly how he felt upon lqaming his prep football career would be e)Ctended one game, by virtue of being nhmed to the South squad for Friday night's Jfth Orange county All-Star football game a Orange Coast. College. • · •1 was scared,• recalled the Newport Harbor High product, who though only S~foot-9 and 195 pounds, had injected fear il:jto the hearts of opposing offensive linemen eftch of his last two standout seasons. "Then, when I foilnd out about making the all-star team, I started to wonder a little about proving myself again to a whole new group of guys," J ohns continued. H At Newport, I'd earned a certain reputation as a guy who could do things right and, when the t>all was snapped, would go hit people. But I knew I'd have to start from scratch with these guys, who are all huge." "He looked right at me and said: 'No son, I didn't say free safety,' •Johns recalled. "He didn't even know who I was." Apprehension, however, began to ease rather quickly for Job,ns, who follnd his blend . of strength, detennination, quickness and technique, was just as effective against his all-star peers as it bad been ~gainst a string of helmet-scratching Division V foes. ·rd say by the second practice, I was comfortable again,• said Johns, who now thinks be may give the gridiron one more shot as a walk on at the University of Arizona. "I'm not going to go out next year, because I think I need to get a little bigger (add weight)," Johns sai·d. "But after talking to (former Newport teammate) Beau Ralphs (who transferred to Arizona last fall from Villanova}, I think (may be able to play there after all." Johns has certa,inly made a believer of South Coach Jim Barne tt, who said the noseguard/tackle has had little trouble ma.king flD impact in South scrimmages, despite battling trench rivals up to 10 inches taller and 100 pounds heavier. "He spent most of (Monday's) practice in , "I thought when we won the CIF (Division \I,) championship against Servite, it would s~riously be my last football game,• said J(>hns, whose relatively diminutive stature didn't exactly captivate four-year college reauiters. Johns' anxiety grew at the opening workout, when he raised his hand in response to a South assistant coach's request for a volunteer at offensive guard. LEAH HOGSTEN I C>All.Y Pl.OT • SEE JOHNS PAGE 9 Newport Harbor's BW Jobnl awaits Friday night's JdckoU. MAJOR'S . CM National All-Stars fall short, 4-2 • Carrillo homers, goes 3 for 3; Costa Mesa duels Fountain Valley today. By Dennis Brosterhous, Daily Pilot FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Hop- i.qg to duplicate last Saturday's ~-inning heroics, the Costa Mesa National Little League Majors All-Stars came up a bit st>y this time around. , Costa Mesa National rallied fdr a run in the bottom of the ~ but it wasn't enough as Rpbinwood claimed a 4-2 District 62 victory Tuesday at Mile Sguare Park. ! Costa Mesa National must npw defeat Fountain Valley at 5 p:m . today for another chance at Robinwood Thursday eveninv. fyo straight victories would put °"1NLL into Saturday's Area 2 diampionship game. . ~ "We played hard, I'm really proud of these kids," said Costa Mesa Nijtional Manager Bill Mason. "We just didn't get some breaks today." Costa Mesa National had pushed over a run in the bottom of the sixth on Saturday to defeat 1-(untington Valley. 4-3, in the tqumament opener. When lead- off hitter Josh Feldman singled to ~ the sixth on Tuesday with dMNll down 4-1, it seemed to bteathe life into the Costa Mesa National du~ollt. Even after the next batter grounded into a double play. CMNLL refused to quit. Steve Carrillo, who went 3 for 3 to afcount for most of Mesa's five ~ts. followed with a double to right, then sprinted home when qdrlos Franco singled up the o:µddle . : However, pinch-hitter Andy ROmo hit a sharp grounder which vJa.s fielded by the Robinwood s4ortstop, who made the quick tQss to second to end the game. , "Their pitcher (Robinwood lqtt-bander Patrick Peconic} is tqugh, • said Mason, whose Clan.ts were shut out by Peconic tq the Tournament of Champions a :couple of weeks back. I Peconic had 10 strikeouts in game, but a number of Costa esa National followers believed wa.s aided by what they felt a somewhat erratic strike z oe of the home plate umpire. In y case, Peconic helped his own c use by not being charged with aj*alk. Gosta Mesa's first run was sup- p ed by the bat of Carrillo, whose er in the fourth irullng car- well over the left-field fence. e blast, which came on a 3-2 p ch. sliced Robinwood's lead at ttme to 3-1. •He hits shots like those all the e, • la.id Muon, who managed o with the league cbam.pi- GJaD.ta this teUOn. •He had 12 thoee thll seuon. • Carrillo illlo angled in the first btJing, but WU Wt stranded after ,.ma:aa MCOOd bUe on a wild ALL-STJ\R CASEY LUl<SCH I DAILY Pl.OT Orange Coast Coll~boWld Mlke·Freem.an. out of Newport Harbor High, takes a breather during a South pnctke IM41Dt up to Friday night's Orange County All-Star football game at Orange Coast College. SIN ORS Estancia gets a one-up on Costa Mesa • Costa Mesa National Little League (Estancia's territory) puts away Costa M~sa American Little League (Mesa's futW'e), 9-4, in tournament. By Barry Faulkner, Dilly Pilot WESTMINSTER -Somewhere in Costa Mesa Tuesday rugbt, Estancia High baseball coach Paw lroxel WU smlling. The good Vibes directed towaid the Eagles' d.lanlond leader ca.me from lohnson Junior ffigh, where the Cmta Mesa National Little League Senior DMDon AD-StArS ( 14-year-olds) defeated ~Mesa ~ertcan, M , m a District 62 Tournament e)jmlMtion game. •Balca.DJ, we ~ Estaftda kids and they have Co9ta MeN ldds. • Nil Nlllonal Manager Mlkf Scheafer. ·~·,. g~ to be playmg againll eMtl otMr the nut faW years (tn high tcbOol).· Tbe Mele Nelionall ~ to be sunen· ~ t>flggtng rights tor the summer earty on. self-destructing with fov.r first-inning errors to help the future Mustangs score tbtee unearned runs. But the future Eagles rallied for a pair in their first at-bat, then took the lead with three in the fourth. The National.s then broke it open with three more in the fifth to advance to S.turday's loser's bracket second-rOUJ'\d clash against the winner of tonight's Westmlmter-Pountain Valley clash. ·unearned runs have been killing us,• Mid Scbeafer, whose squad finished With six error- less innlligs. including a ~ of double plays to back the combined four-hit pitching of Stephen Gorman, Kyle Conroy an4, Mark Courvoisier. Conroy, the dea.ntq> bitter who started at tint ba5e, drove in fow runs wt.th a 3-for-3 effort, Joining catcher Jason Scheeter (3 for 3 with three runs) a.s th offensive standouts. •Those are the guys have been doing it tor us.• said Mike Sch.eater, Whose teem collected 11 liita and stole eight buel -Off ~ IUture rivals. -~~------ •t certainly hope so,• Conroy sakl. when a .. •SEE COSTA MESA PAGE I r. ' • Newport Harbor stand.out has ·air' of optimism heading into Friday night's Orange County All-Star football game. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot F or Newport Harbor High product Mike Freeman, playing tight end for the South in Friday's 36th Orange County All-SW football game (7:30 p .m. at Orange Coast College) figures to be a breath of fresh air. First off, it's a whole lot easier to breathe when you're playing only offense, as opposed to olf ense, defense and special teams. Moreover, he's likely to see the ball airborne in his direction a little more than he did during his distinguished varsity career at Newport Harbor. •Mike's excited," said South Coach Jim Barnett, who guided a diversified _ Bony Pnlbet nabuco Hills offense the past 10 seasons, •because he knows I like to use the tight end a lot. As good as he was, he didn't get the chance to catch the ball much at Newport." Freeman did in fact haul in 73 receptions for 855 yards for Newport Coach Jeff Brinkley. But that took three seasons as a starter, spanning 39 games. Freeman's final patteqi last fall the game-winning 38-yard sideline streak for a touchdown in the CIF Division V championship game against Servile, was one of only a handful of chances be had to -in the parlance of a receiver -stretch the field. •The patterns I'm running (for the South) are a lot more vertical,• said Freeman, who responds to inquiries about his speed with self-deprecation. •At Newport I ran a lot of 6-yard crosses, 4-yard Oat pattetns and 8-yard curls,• be explained. •out now. l'm running 8-yard outs, and a lot of seam and wheel routes." •SEE FREEMAN PAGE 9 Nationals shortstop Brett Becker (left) guns down a runner In the seventh bmlng; above, he and teammate D.C. Wells (right) stroll off with 'Victory In hand over cross-town rival Costa Mesa American. CM American Juniors ousted WESTMINSTER • It figured that it would be dlfficult to top last Saturday's 1 O·inning loss to Ocean View in tenns of frustration for the Costa Mesa American Junior (13-year·old) All-Stars. But, Chris Brannick's team may have done just that on Tuesday in falling to Seaview, 5·4, in eight innings in a District 62 tournament game at Johnson Junior High. On Saturday, the CMALL Juniors were 12-9 victims to Ocean View, a game which was tied, 4·4, entenng the 10th. Ocean View exploded for eight runs, then had to hold on as Mesa countered with five before falling short. The twin extra·inrung setbacks e.liminated the Costa Mesa entry from furthe r tournament play. The Costa Mesa National team, managed by Brad McDermott. will try to stay alive with a 5 p.m. game today at Johnson Junior High agairtst Seaview. The winner of that game faces Seaview in another elimination game on Saturday morning at 9 \ <l I I 11 "c>< <I H WEONESOAY, JULY 12_ 1995 COSTA MESA CONTINUED FROM 8 sked if this would be the beginning of a cross· town rivalry through 1999. ·we beat them today and hopefully we'll get the chance to do it again.· Conroy made the best of his chance, singling in two in the first, then npping RBI singles in the fourth and fifth. Shortstop Brett Becker and Courvoisier also posted RBI for the winners, while leadoff man J.O. Willey added a pair of singles and Long Nguyen stole two bases en route to scoring the Nationals' final run. Gorman fanned two through fow innings, :i before Conroy worked the filth and Courvoisier finsihed out. beneflb.ng from a pair of ricochet -1 groundouts in the SJ.Xlh, after Manager Matt Broesamle's American squad put its first two hit· ' ters on. AleJ("1\i{arquez, Lane De Temple, Brandon Davidson and Al Lambert accounted for the four Amencan hits, while Lambert amassed four of the team's six stolen bases, walking twice and scoring a pair of runs. A Marquez walk and De Temple single put Conroy in a two·out jam m the fifth, but the right-hander induced a meek pop-up, which be easily caught to retire the side Courvoisier followed three straight singles with an opposite-field double down the right-. held line m the fourth, plating David Chavero to break a 3-3 deadlock. CourvOLster also helped himself by getting a glove on a rocket through the box in the st.Xth, wluch Becker fielded and threw to first to end the inrung Becker also triggered a double play to end the game, nagging a grounder up the middle/' stepping on the bag and fmng to first to end the Arnencans' season OCU. Slammers win tour11ament FREEMAN CONTINUED FROM 8 Freeman indeed figures to be a huge cog in the South's offensive weaponry, according to Barnett. who was quickly impressed by the 6·foot-1, 225·pound All-CIF Division V selection. •He's as solid as a rock and he has the best hands on the team,· Barnett said. ·He's a very good tight end.• Freeman, who collected seven varsity letters in three sports, has been impressing coaches since entering Newport Harbor. After starting in goal for the Sailors' varsity soccer team as a freshman, Freeman captured the spoWght bis sophomore football campaign by catching six passes for 44 yards, most in crucial situations, including a couple fourth-down grabs, in the CIF Division IV semifinal •Battle of the Bay n• victory over Corona delMar. He finished with 16 catches for 196 yards as a sophomore, and opened his junior campaign with a career·higb eight receptions for 74 yardS against Orange. He went on to compile 32 catches for 3-48 yards as a junior, and earned first·team All·Sea View League and All-Newport Mesa District JOHNS · CONTINUED FROM 8 the damn bacldield, • Barnett said with the oonstemation cl an oftenstve coach whole best-laid plaria had been tampered wtth. •He got one cl our UDeman a • little lrustrated, became before be couJd flr9 out. (Johna} WU ~FIM·" M..-Del~ .. John Peallmer •• ~. lQG.pouncl Souda ~ bM bad the unelWlebll tull d ~to blOck.Joblll --..... ...... .....,,.,,, • Mkl Peulla*, • COila Mme .• 11'1-wbO .,..,.... ...... tbl9 pnp H•Dmet~ Plfyau~ lmo'*-oyauam_yoar_ ........... JOU ~r;_, ....... ............ ....., .... -.-. .... ='*t• ~ laurels. As a senior, he totaled 25 grabs for 311 yards and three touchdowns and was once again first.team all-league and all-district. In addition to his pass catching skills, which he said were boned by 10 years of soccer goalkeeping (he played only one year at Harbor), Freeman's sturdy build served him well as a blocker. Freeman also started at defensive end and punted as a junior, and joined fellow seruors Dan McDonough and Matt Riggle to form what Servile Coach Larry Toner called one of the better linebacking corps he's seen at the prep level. Freeman, who also played first base for three varsity baseball seasons, will concentrate exclusively on football next fall at Orange Coast College. OCC Coach Bill Workman said be plans to utilize Freeman at both tight end and fullback. •t like the sound of that (fullback duty) a lot,· said Freeman, who because of his lack of height. may be more attractive to four·year schools as a back than as a tight end, where most big·time programs seek someone at least 6-t. ·aut first. I'm looking foTWard to catching a few balls Friday night" of scrimmage, Including 13.5 quarterback sacks, and adding consistently strong play rotating in at offensive guard. Johns, who competes nationally as a weightlifter and bu Olympic aspirations in the. ~ spent two weeb last spring at the U.S. Olympic n.mtng Center tn Colorado Spi'tngs. He Mid this tnteme trailling. whidl inc.h.ld9cl three or four 11ft1D9 1elliool and m meall J*. 4q, _...bun an e'9D men uploill•• fOOtbell playw. ·1 tldnk rm muda Meler now ............. , .... --Mid. -n.~o1-.wadldtn c...-.. Spdngl ... perfect , ....... Jolmlit who WOlft ...... due tD • H¢ two pultf • wble ..... ... .. ·=· 4idmUtion a1la119-llllllM'I"*""• •·•H-1 .. l q I I .. Maita I la._. ... ..... .. ....... .... ............... ..... =navts WDion, Morgan Van Valkenburg and Brandon Smith froin the Scorpions; Ryan Wolf, Keviri Campos and Wahl !roro the Slammers, and Ameba's Sean Mulvaney, Watlon, Degheri and Sbahangian. 1be Slammen' 1\rler Thornton was ilamed the MOil Valuable Player of the tour- nament. Ameba prepares this week to tra\11!1 to the Omaid Spoltl Festival and soccer tour- nament at Glenwood Park. The CdM entry faces Simi Vallej Friday at 5 p.m., ·then pliays Saturday against Granada Hills at 8 un. and Walnut Hills at 10 a.m. For infoaDAtlon about Joining the Ameba 10-~~ team. diotact Coach Jll8 af723-YOOJ....,. ~~- V(:)LLBY B ALL BBVC 18s enter gold medal r ound ORLANDO, Fla. • The Balboa Bay Volleyball Club Reebok 18-year.ald squad has qualified for the Gold Division of the 1995 Junior Olympics after sweeping a pair of matches on Sunday. BBVC downed Great Lakes of Racint?', Wisc., 6- 15, 15-6, 15-8, and Boulder Volleyball Club of Col- orado, 13·15, 15-1, 15-9, in come-from-behind pool play victories. The BBVC 17s bowed to the Orlando Gold, 10·15, 15·10, 15·10, and will enter the Silver Division. The BBVC 16s also advanced to the Gold Divi- sion round with victories over Torrimar de Halcones, 15·3, 15-7, and Coqur, 15- 10, 15·8. DBIP SEA l'UESDAY'S COUNTS Dewey"lt ....... -6 boW, 12.7 anglen. 2 yeflowtai~ 1 whft9 SHbass, 1 bonito, 428 ba~ 41 atlico bas. 113 sanctbeu. t 1 tculpln. 2 hailibut. 2 roc:kfish. 152 INCkerel. t sole. 9 whitefish, t 2 sargo. 1 btue Nttt (re!Nted). .... ,.. ~ • 4 bc>Ats. t 71 ~ 24 Nnd blm, f1 ailico bau, 3 rodt- flsh. f7 ICU!pin. 4 bonito. 168 lwnic~ 1 whiWfith, 240 m.ckeret 2 c.lbezon. . Spo.-.oredby Ca ........ 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CA lO PR01£CT YOOA TN• tM.ltln..a Wit con-duly 1ppolnled Tn111.. S4072 ...... , ......,. ,uela, IOI !. .. o.dlfellloll .. on ........ ~ of IN ~ Coaat Thi• bUllMH &1 con-Orenot Courity °" Juno "· ~. • rT IMY If SOLO AT ducted by a corponllon under th• tollowlna M-lacrow No. tna wew DrtYe. 8allOI. c... Dlltrtct ollc. end II ~ o .. e10l)IMl'tl, san JoaQuln duded ~ ~ non-1t11. ClllllDld L. ,.,..,., 1490 .wl.IC WE. IF YOU NEID AH The GUN of the Yogi c.n-ICflbed de4ld of lruaf WILL -Hoeke ll llOf.CW ~ fomle ... tor publo inaoodlol&. Hlb TranlO(lf1allon Cot· PIGlt C10fP011111on fM9n9 MonnMa Ave., ID. ,._. :rD1 f$ 1ltE NAl\IRE SELL AT PVBUC AUCTION thlll a be.Ilk aa1e of ...... TM1 R hM boon agt.od A ~ Dodnilon _. rtdor, end cMfl« fUtUr9 do-'Tht ~tOlttrant(I) COM-N111be4 N!1wpor1 ._... port loach, CA~ 1HE flROC&MG AGMHST SELi. TO THE HIGHEST llDDEA tnd. lrant.t..9t.elcoflOllc bOIWMf1 Aid ~ end bo ~IOI llllGl'CM& ~ .... wtlk:h...d no·hnallct butl-co.la Mela Delly Piiot Jutv Thi• butlneH I• con-YOU SHOW) CONTACT A FOR 'CASH -(ln tM fofme ..,.....,. UcenM 19 ~ ~ treneftr .. u rt-or dlHpproval tiy th• bo HNed by tM tldetlnO ,,... undtt IN AoilUOul dueted by: an lndMdutl ' wtllctl are lawfUI ttndtf In 10 be med•· ql.thd by Seo. 2'4014 of lollrd of Dlracton of the ~ pump atadon. Mltf. autlnOM NalM(t) -.ct 12, 1t, H, A&agutil Z. 1:5,:,. HaY9 ~ tt.ltltd dOlnQ "...,.., tMll M Und-your home the United Ss.at11> llld/OI Tiw name• Soc1a1 ~the llklslllela and~ ~atltt~bo glllonmoaNMhaWbMn abcWeon:Junt1 ftM ,_~~No fO ...... N.lln.t, •1 ... ouoh classified lhe cuhler• certified °' 11ty "' ,..., Tu ~ ttont Code) lt'9ll 1t1t con-Mid • 1.-00 P.M.. t •tablWled· Yoea 1n l«VftOt. Corpcw.-PUIUC NOTIC! C1llf0td L Reut1n MaSW ...... "' ..._ __ u_11 ..-, _____ 1 o!Mt cheeks 1peclfled In btrl, Ind eddr9tMa of the ~ JOr the .,....., 12. 19115 .. 1MOO ••ttr J. """'°'• don Thomu w. 1kft1n. Thia •~ wu lied .-. .....,... h Oetf CNU ~ Section 2924h S.Clet/Uc9nlM ate: of Mid llctnM .. '° bo ~ Av... IMne, CA. Dlelltol hoNt.,y CEO Plotttloue wlttt 1N councy Clerk of Tlloltt .-Cllllld ~ WlJ.lAM F (payai>M In full at the titM ShlhlnU Hloini, SS~ 5ef. Ollld ontf alltt Mid 1rwt.r CotriMtnll from IMfl'lbeft P11bll1hed Newport Thll ·~ WM flied •ueln .. • NafM Ofanat County on June 2?• N1J l£l1Y of ule to T.O. Sttvle9 1!8·1012, AddteH: 2574 hu been aooroved by uld of the pc,lbllC or OUltf ln4er· Beac,,,.Coala Mesa Diiiy with the County C1trk of atat t 1995. WHO ACQUIR£O OBITUARY 688 Company) alt right, Ull• Newport Blvd., Coat• Dtt>attment . of Alcotlotle "1ed pWtlte on the Ntg• Piiot "'"' 12 1995 Orang• COWl(y on June 19, The kll'-'!!"~ • .,.. , NIOl2A 1TTl£ u ..,.,..., JEN4 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ and lntlftSI conveyed to MHa CA 02:927 Beverage Conetol, et the M o.clafatlon will bo r• ,,_, ' , Wl41 1"5 ....a-~ ........ ~-Published 111-Botch-""' .. .,.::~'u .. ...-c and now held by h under AlvWo y~ SSI 464: MCfOW dtOal1mOnt of SER-celV9d by the Dlstrid from ' ffMH7 e ~"' tu. ·-,....... ._..,... ...... SWEHSON said DMd of Trust In IM 86 5579 AddrHa· 2574 VICE FIRSt ESCROW INC. tht dale of Chit Ji10tice BEACH BOOIES TRAIN: Coate Mesa Dally Pilot JOlfT TDWfTS "'9cofdtd oa Frank 1 -.wonaon proper1y hereinafter d• N;wpo;t Blvd ·coat• II 890 Town tnd c0untry through and Including the TRADE ~ ~ly~ ~3:.:'9c':~ #C, Jule 21, JUfy 5, 12, 19, •ulMWmll1lNo • ..,.. passed a°way July 10, 'fA~fOR: TROY T. WIN· M .... CA 92627 ., :;': ~ CJY ~: ::: :: = ~ ,,: 21, •.:y I, 12, 1:. DMk Gard, 3033 Jttfr~ 1995. W124 of Olficllll ~ In b, 99h51• H1e1 l•M1•11u1crv•n'vteJd TERS, CASANDRA G. WIN-.!!'9 cJ¥~r;:" mJ~·s"': s1.11e ot caufomla tors on the esat. lhown through classified 1995. ~~c. Coc&a M..., PUILIC NOTICE = ~~ Y 1 w •· . TERS FOOD BAR AND GRILL Datocfl,Jutv i tHS &bOY9. Comments lhOUld 842·5878 W121 _,, ID lie Med Defaull Swenaon: children BENEFICIARY: CIVlj::.. The names Soda! Sec:u-' be dlr9ded '° .,,. Olstric:t Thia bualneu 11 ·con-""'-ttt•-·-Bldlol1 ID 5d '*""* Susan, Karen and BANK OF COMMERCE. A .i... F 'al Tu Nurn-· r"" ...... llCOldM C>'1C>1lll5 lr\sW. Craig Swenson; eight CALIFORNIA BANKING b~t ~ -;,:, .... , of the PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES l~M HMM as · grand c h 11 d r • n; CORPORATION, Recorded 8uYlf/Transferff are: Statell\9ftt ~ No. t5-00111121 of $alcl brother, Mont Swen-Ma~ 1993 u Instr. No. IGNACIO MARTIN GILES, Tht followlng persona are IClll Alconll, will $ti on son; and sister• Betty 93 590 In Book paoe SS# 484-86-5579, Addrtu: nu.t .... Sale Number: 74929/C APN: 458 641 Ot clQlnQCO SblltlT F"!'a'AUIC:S .... 10 ~-ID· .. ""r~ =~ Watte end Kay Cohee. of Official Records lri tfle 1820 Glenoaks. Apt A, Ma-NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE CO~ .. .,. ._ 7..:t.. Funeral Man 1 :OO office of the ~ecordar of helm. CA 92802 Notice MacArthur Blvd., Santa hlMI. ·-CiC ....... r Dnw P.M. Thursday at Our Or1ng1 County. ANTONIO SALAZAR MAR-Ane, CA 82704 It. SRI Ana. Cl 92701 II Lady ou .. n of Angels nld Deed of T~t d• TIN, SS# 616-1._1637, Mo YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TnUST DATED as ol September 1, 1993 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO HllVey Russ Sparbof, 12 1.45 AM 11~lldollID1111 Church, Newport scribe• the loUowlng: dr"*: 1820 Gi.nc>akt, Apt PnOTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Goldalone, Irvine, CA llighut IMcldtf tot W11 (payablt B•aoh Private lntar· LOT 42 OF TRACT NO. A Anaheim CA 82802 Or THE rnOCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU Sl~OULO CONTACT A LAWVER. 82714 It 1M1 time o1 .. In llwflll ment ~111 be Friday at ggTAINMm ~Ii'uN~ juAH MANUEL MARTIN 011 July t9, 1995, al 9:30 nm. a trusloe·s salo hos heon schedulf'd pursuanl lo the pownr ol snlo grnntod in lhal co1lni11 Thi• butlnHt la co,,."*"' GI b Unlld S&alts~ al Returr•ctlon cem-OF ORANGE. 'sTAT£ OF GILES, .ss182020!.;~~9. Amendment and Restatement ol Leasehold Deed of T1ust. Soourity Agreement and Fhcture FifiOQ (logetfler ~11h any modtfica· ~;2 ~.an.~.v .... ~ *...:... ~ ~. ~ etery, so. San Gabriel. CALIFORNIA. AS PEA MAP t,~~':n.~ CA'ti80'2t, lions thereto. the "Deed ot Trusr). dated as or September 1, 1993. executed by Pulham Properties. Inc., a califomta eo<p0ra-buaioeU-Y.r? y.. .,_.,, r;,; .. dl,;;."';: h-::.=:: Memorial contrlbu· RECORDED IN BOOK 168. MARIA REY~ MARTIN llOn, as 1ruslor, lo secure obligations in favor ol Bank ol America. Natio •. ;iJ Trust & Savings Association. a national bank and HatWy Sparber lltullld 111 Aid Courtly .ndT"* tlon1 may b9 mad• to PAGE<S/ 31, 32, AND 33 SSI 574•75-3632 Address: savings association, as successor lruslee to Security Pacific Nalio11a1 Bank as Trustee lor lh6 Securlly Pacilio National Bank Thi• 11.1tement wat flied hllllnlftlf ducnbed: Pattel 1. th• Rotary lnt'I Foun· OF M SCELLANEOUS 1820 Olenoak.a AP• A An8. Real Estate Debi Common Trust Fund For Employee Benefit Plans. as beneficiary, recorded Deoember 9, 1994,-es Instrument with \l\t County Clel'k ol OOlllonof Lot 7loHl'ld Ho. dallon, 1560 Sherman MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF helm CA 112802 • Number 94·0705622 of O"lclal Aeco<ds in the office ol lhe Counly Recorder of Orange County. Carilornla, and thal ~~e County on May 2'4, an. 11 lie eouney d Oran;e. Ave., Evanston, IL THE COUNTY RECORDER AA usted by the s.11.,/U. The truslee under lhe Deed of Trust (lhe "Trustee"). win under and pursuant to said Deed of Trust sell. al pubhc auction fOf · , ..... 77 .. 2 s. al caifomia.. a per Miii 60201. Cat>ot & Son., OF SAID COUNTY. EX· can ... al other bullnela cash (payable al lhe lime or sale in lawful money of the Untied Stales) to the hlohest bidder, 1n an ·as-is" cond11ion. on the lroot -.. in 11oo11 s Page( 211 Pasadena, directors. CEPT THEREFROM AU n1mt1° i nd addrt1H 1 stops to the entrance ol the Orange Civic Center. 300 E Chapman, Oran~e. C'alifornia. all right. lille aod Interest conveyed to Publllhed Newpor1 e.ach-~ 1..i~ .:,> 111 OIL GAS, MINERALS AND used by the Sell.,/Ucentff h Id b nd Id D--""' Ti S 7 -C M D 1111 Pilot -ZUMWALT OTHER HYDROCARBON within thrH Y•.,. before and now e Y 11 u er sa .,.,,.. ot rusl in lhe properly situated in said ounly and tale. 011a Ha a , Offa ol lhl County~ of E. J••n MoN•ll~ SUBSTANCES LYING the date auch lilt wu aent A descriplion of the property being sold at this trustees sale is allached herelo, and is made a part hereof by this refer-June 21. 28, Jyty 5, 12, Mideounty. Orr Zumwalt. Born BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 or dtlivtfed to the euy.,, ence. as Exhibils 'A' and 'B'. 19115. PMtl 2: A non-m:llllM Ult-'-CA FEET FROM THE SUR· I . NONE EJC .. "~1 "A" W118 ......... na..o ................. In Altadene. on FACE OF SAID PROP· Trans trM are. ,...., ....... -....., - -,.... March 10 1914 Sh• The ••HI• to be IOld are A Leasehold Estate created..., that C9ftain lease dated May 1. 1961 , eJCecuted lJy The' Irvine Company, as lessor. and by PUBLIC NOTICE PGMS Mf lhl lolowlnD: 8egin-. . ERTY BUT WITH NO '-'1 aw. It 1 ....a... ·111 ..... ., ........... ,_ cast off her earthly RIGH'T OF SURFACE described In oenera1 u : Harbor View Hills Developmenl COrp, a Corporation, as lessee. for a 1erm ol 55 years commencmg May 1, 1961, necorded ••111 -· ... -- t;ionds on July 9, ENTRY AS PROVIDED IN STOCK IN TRADE. EQUIP. June 15, 1961. in book 5756, page 3, OfrlCial Records. Flc:UUoua Illy lint of said lot 71. "llisUR 1995. DEEos' OF RECORD. MENT AND FURNISHINGS, The lessee's Interest under said lease wos assigned to the assignee hereinafter named by an assignment •uatnou Nen\9 NolUI 31"47~9' Eut 104.50 A resident ol Newport YOU ARE IN DEFAULT GOODWILL. TRADE. NAME Dated None shown Statelft9nt 1111111"' most Sdlaltr Cllflllr .. Beach for over 70 UNDER .. DEED OF TRUST and are located st. 2574 A S H'H .,_ A C I . The followl .-IOllS art sM Liil 79; '*-Norfl Y •• ,. she followed In DATED " .. ,29193 UNLESS Newport Blvd., Co1t1 ssignor· lone 1 .-.opert1es, Inc . a ilornta corporat10n d . l>USI~ 'U! 50-,no· Wtst 160.24 led .., · Mata. CA 92627 Assinnee. Pulliam Properties. Inc., a California corporalion 01n!1 ......, -..... •~.-.. ......... the footsteps of her YOU TAKE ACTION TO The klnd of llc:enM to be . ., VICTORY MAINTENANCE ..,._, -• ... --.. , mother, Clara Mc· PROTECT YOUR PROP· tranaltrred It: ON.SALE Recorded: January 16, 1984 as lnstrumenl No. 84-020t27, Official neoords COMPANY, 2740 Nor1h Int ol uid Lot 7t ID lie beOln- Nally, and lovingly ERTY. rr MAY BE SOLD AT BEER AND WINE. Ucenat An assignment of the lesso(s Interest in said lease was ass!Qned Covenlly St., Orange, CA ninO ol i .._,.CUM c:ontM taught her students A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU No. 61230804 now IMUed To· The Prudential Insurance Company ol America, A New Jersey Corp<>fatioo 9215e7· sou• .-iv hlwlO a lldus of for over 22 years at NEED AN EXPLANATION tor the prtmltes located at: By an Assignment Cameron S&l'(IU9I Jones., 1.500 feet of Ctl*ll 119t al Newport Elementary OF THE NAT\JRE OF TH~ 2574 Newpor1 Bllld., Costa Recorded. September 7, t983 as Instrument No 83-391529, Official Records 2740 NOfth Coventry. Of· '4'2C'SS', ~ W.dedy *'Ill and Horace Ensign In· PROCEEDING AGAINST M .... CA 92627 The above leasehold affects certain pioperty described In Exhibit "A-1" allached hereto and made a patl hereof arige, CA 92e07 UICI CUM 1 distanc:t ol 1U8 termedlate 1chool1 YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· The anticipated dall of • Exhibit "A· 1" This bualnHa Is con-Itel 10 lhl beglrvW1o of a tangent ' TACT A LAWYER. , .. _ l It f I A ..... p ACE ducted by' an lndMdual c-.-......._ She It greatly missed 3137 SHARON LANE u"" aa o rans er I ug,.., A L 1: · CUM CGnCl\lll --·r by her brother, Bernie COSTA MESA.. CA. 92626 ' 14, 1995 at the olflce of That portion of Block 93 of Irvine's Subdivision 1n the Cily ol Newport Beach, County of Orange, State of California, as ~v-t?~ dolll!iJ hMio 1 r1dila of 45.00 Itel ~scNdabllayr: .. •0°rnr· J•lnmd "(If a atrt4lt addr•11 or ~t1Tl~r~.M~ shown on a map recorded in book 1. page 88 ol Miscellaneous Record Maps, in the office of lhe County Recorder ol said Coun· Can'lefon Samuel Jones Mlllfll~ MWlt • lldus al an • common dulgnaUon of CA 92628 • ly. descobed as lollows: T~ statement wu riled ~OIJ '"! Ind • Cdal MGll of daughter-In law, M&lfl· propetty 11 shown at>ov•. nw amount of the • Beginning on the Southwest boundary of Tract No. 3542. as shown on a map recorded in book 124. pages 32 and 33 of with IN County Clerk of 44 14'SS • lhlnCI ~ anne Orr: grandchll· no warranty It given u to ChaH Pf1ct or conal=· Miscellaneous Maps. in the ollioe ol the Countv ReCO<der of said County, distant South 65°-24' oo· East 95.22 teet from the Ofange County on June 13• llol10 &lld QIM SO-t2'20· Eat dren James B. and hs completenau or cor· atlon In connection With the I W I I Id T h .,, . Sou 65 2 oo· E lo 1d ~ 1995. 180.24 littl ID lhl ~ Brenna-Colleen Orr; rectneH)." Tha beneficiary tranifer of the lk»nle and mos ester y comer o sa ract; I ence cont1nu1ng th 0 4' ast 124.19 toet a ng sa ~ ulhwesterly boundary ol FM&SM lint of uid lat 7t hnct SNfl aa well u her atep-under aald Deed of Trual. said Tract 3542: lhenco continuing alona said Southwesterly bound~ over lhe followina coorses and distances: p··""'.._,. N......,,.., n---" 30°4r...-Wist 5000 Itel 111 ...... ' buslneu, Including IM• South 58" 1G' 110· East 80.00 feet:. Sou th 51 ° 09' 20· East 207 feet·, "'-··th.,. 3i '59· Easl tS0.57 leet _ .... South 35" 32' _..., ·-...... ....,_,,. · ... daughter Pam Zum· by INSOn of • breach or Um1ted Inventory, la the ~ <> .. "' Costl Mesa Dally Pilot JtJly llOfl d lllGfttlno. wait Campadonlco. dtfMJlt In the obllo•llons sum Of $25,ooo.oo. which SO' East 466 65 feet. 'hence leaving said Southwesterly boundary of said Tract 3542 South 39• 45' 40' West 2S0.80 feet to the t2, 19, 28• August 2, 1995• The PRIPtltr *"*' lnCI all« After a long lllnt11 her secured thereby, hereto-c:onsi.ta of the tolloWlnQ: beginning ol a curve concave Northerly having a radius of 15.00 feet: thence Southwesterly 23.56 fEfet a~ said 1angen1 curve w145 com~""°" . If lf1Y, of prayera are anawered tore executed and OtliY-EQUIPMENT & FURNl SH-th1ough a central angle ot 90" 00' oo·: thence North so• 14' 20' West 351.99 feet to the beginning of a curve concave Norlh· lie IHI cleadld .. and •h• 11 with her tfed lo the undertlgned • INGS S\0,000.00 easterly having a radius of 680.00 leet: thence NOflhwastorly 593.41 loel along said tangent curve through a central angle of PUBLIC NOTICE 11 ID bl. SI Glanadl beloved "ZUmle". Wfltten Declarltlon of De-OOODWILL. TRADE· 50" 00 00~; thence North 0° 14' 20' West 47.13 feet to the beginning of a cutve concave SoulheaslertY having a raditJs ot W.,,ColtaMa&a.C1126Z7 Services and Inter· fault and o.mtnd tor S.it, NAME LICENSE AND 200 00 ltiel thence Nrv*'-tv 131 73 I I ~ Id t2nnAnt thnW"'h I I ang1 of 31"9 44' 19': lhe t North 3r 29' Flctltktus The WldlniglllCI Tnaaat dla- m.nt Wiii b. h.ld at f~~ ~..l"ofnouceel_.~~ c»to s To c I( I N TRADE ; . ·""'.': ···-··r . ee .. ...,. ~ sa -... -·. curve '~.,~ a cen ra e ; nee lualne .. Nam9 ..,_ -. 11:.-.10t -..._. . ...,, .... ..,...,., 59" East 4 J .37 feel to lhe po111I of beginning. ..... ... -·• _, -·• ....... Pacific View Mor1uery cau1t the undersigned &o St 5•000·00 PARCEL 2· Stat•mont tte:.tnu1olt1t1n•Uddrns Ind In Newport Beach on tell uld P«>l*1Y to ntJsty ~ti!'~~ That portion of Block 93 ol Irvine's Subdivision in the Clly ol Newport Beach. County of Orange, Slate o1 California. as Th• followlng per1or11 ar• Oller common ~· • Friday, July 14• 1995 nld obUgaUoni , end the(• and the lntend=B IHI shown on a map recorded in book 1, page 88 ol Miscellaneous Maps, In the office of the County Recorder ol said County, d~~H~~~:.• -;;72 R.-;!·:::-".:::-°' h ~ at 12 Noon. Pacific lfltr th• under•l~n•d TrantltrM u by descubed as folfQws: uben1 Dr., Huntington IN&lllCI of 1111 .....:.. ....... uand View In charge of the cauud uld ~ 0 d• Sec 24073 of the a1nea1 Beginning al lhe point on the Southwesterly line of Traci No. 3542 recorded in book 124, pages 30 and 33 of said MtSCella· Beech. CA 92&47 -· arrangements, 71 4-fReult andd_,,, of .. !'tctl~ to 20be and. Prot..slons Code, th.a neous Maps. distant South 65° 24' oo· East 33.66 teel trom the most Westerly corner of said Tract. Jbence South 3r 2g' 59• Ka1herinl Lou Hart. 6372 br 111 PloPlltY '° 111 SOid Ind 644-2700. tCOf ..., .-ptem.... • the contldwa11on tor lbe Atubtnl Dr., Huntington iiaSONllle tS1lmllld COIU. 1994 u Instr. No. ~ trenarer of the bualneaa West 27.63 feel to lhe beginf11ng of a curve concave Southeasterly having a radius ol 260.00 leet; thence Southerly 171 25 leet Beach, CA 92647 txptnses .., aovancu • 1111 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ570509 In Book Paga of and license 1s to be paid along said curve through a central angle ol 37° 44· 19·; thence South 0° 14" 20· Easl 47.t3 feet to the beginning of a curve coo-Thi• buslneu 11 con-11m1 of lie lnlUal publiclllon of Otflclal Record• In the of· on1y an., the trantf• has cave Easlerly, having a radius of 740.00 feet; thence Southerly and Southeasterly 645.77 Itel along said curve through a cen· ducted by:.,, lndMdual fie '**t of SaM 11 $17,Mt.52 flee of the record., of Or· bM1i approved by the 0.. lral angle of SO" 00' oo· to a ta~nt line lhal is parallel with and distant Nor1heasterty 2SO 00 feel from Ille Soothweslerly hne of Have you started doing In ldcMlacl 1!1 CllJI, .. TM11t ange County; pattment of Alcohollc aw-satd bk>ck. thence Sooth so~ t4 20· East 351.99 leet along said paralel tine to the bftginning of a corve concave Westerly hav· butlnna yel? No .. ~ 1 C&StWa dlldc Said Salt ol property Wit wage Control ing a radius of 1 5 00 feet: thence Southeasterly, Sout"erfy and Southwesterly 23.56 feel along said curve lhro~h a central Kathy Hart dlaMI on 1 a. ot ~ ~ be made In "u la" c:ondl-Dat•d• . Juno 30 I f 90" 00 oo· I 11" h 11 R I th nd d t I N h -' 30 00 I 11 th Soulhw I ol Thlt 1tatt,,,.,..l wu filed I chedc dllwn o... I .,_ OI 11on wtlhoul covenant °' · • ang e o · to a angen ine I a s para e wt a 1s an ort wesle11y . ee rom e es er y pr onga· f ..., -u•RBOR t •wN-warranty, exprn• °' Im-t885 hon of lhe Southeasterly line ol said Tract: thence South SO" 14· 20· Easl 30.00 feet to said Southwesterly prnlongahon: thence with the County Clertl 0 ftdtlll Cid union or • cNc* "" "' plied, re;atdlng llUe po• lhlhJnu Hlrenl North 39° 45' 40" East 332.94 fa.I along said prolongatlon lo lhe most Soulherly corner of sald Tract; thence North 35• 32' so· Ofange County on June 12• drlMI ~ • Sllll °' ~ u.-MOUNT OLIVE aeulon, °' encumbtancM, Alvero Ybamt West 31.01 feet 10 the most Southerly corner of Loi 12 ol said Tract: thence South 39• 45' 40" West 250.80 feel parallel with 1995. , ...... 321 110' lllCI loin ~ U¥- to pey the remaining pMd-• lgnac:lo Martin au.. Id s hwes to · the '""""' • No 1y ha · acf r 5 t henc::9 Sou hw -· lnOS a&aoc:ia9on °' ..._ '** Cemetery Sales pa1 tum of the not•(•) _ Antonio Salazar ....,_ sa out te1ty pro ngaltor1 to ""V'nnmg of a curve concave rther • vmg a r ius o 1 oo eel. 1 1 esl· Publllhed NfWPOt1 8MCfl. &lllCdiff "'~ 51m al "' C1Med by uld cloed of tin erly, Westerly and Northwesterly 23.56.feet along said curve lhfough a central a~e ol 90• oo· oo· to a tangent rine thal is ~aral-Co•ta Mesa Daily Piiot July F111111C11f CoM and llllllonZtcl IO Leads Furn ished Truat, with 1nt.,ett u 1n Jwin Menu.I llartJn lel with and distMI Northeasterly 310.00 leet from the Southwesterly line ol sa block: thence North so• 111· 20· West 3 1.99 12, 18, 211, August 2, 1995• 00 llltllnw 1n this Slits. In Ille -7602 181d no11 provtd.a, Id-01... feel along said parallel line to lhe beginning of a curve concave Northeasterly having a radius of 680.00 feet: thence Northerly w148 cwnc 111111tr oOllf thin w11 Is vane ... If any. und« the .. _,..._ 593 41 feel along said curve through a cenlral angle of so• oo· 00": thence North o• 14' 20· Wost 47. 13 feet to the beginning of acctplitd, a. TNS1H mlY wlltl-•llllillllllllililiiiiilll. term1 of said o.ed of llarta Roma -un a curve concave Easler1y hav111g a radius of 200.00 feet: !hence Northeasterly 13 t . 73 leet along said curve through a central PUBLIC NOTICE ha6d 1111 issianct of lhl '"'*''.1 Tniat. !Ms. ch8tg•• and Publlahed Newport anole ol 37° 44 19·, theoce North 37• 29· 59" East 41.37 feet to the most Westerly comer or Loi 1 ot said Traci, thence North Deed lll1lil um become .-. ,Acwrle VIEW u.pen'" of the TrustM Beach-Coat& ~ ... Daly 6Sl'24· 00" Wast 61.56 teet along the boundary of said Traci lo lhe PC>lnt of beginning. INmCEOfTRUITH'llAll II* ID lie P'1ft or tnc10nM 11 mMONAL PAM end of the trust• created Plot July 12, 1995. Exhibit ·a· 1111.n.1nt l lllllllrofright c.moeery • MOftUatY by aalCI Deed of Tru•t. W140 (a) All rixtures, litlinns, lurnishi""". a....iiances, :ratus, equipment and machlnerv, including without llmilalioo, madlinAnl, YOU ARE II DEFAll.T IN>ER A Said '* will bt Nell ~ ,.. .. ....., • Ctemet""' Saki tale win be hold on: ·· . ., · ··~ ...,.... · < • ·-· 1 OEfD OF must. OAlED i11llt0. ----... _ _. °' ~ ..,._._ ~, July 25, 1995, at 3:00 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICI! boilers, ranges. ovens. elevators and motors, balhtu • sinks. waler closets. basins ptpes, faucets and other a.ir condltiorung. UNLESS YOU TAl<E ACl10H TO; ;;d-...;:,.·· 3500 Pecfflc ~ on the front at•PI to IN plumbing and healing fixtures, mirrors. mantles. relrigef'attng plants. rerrigerators. ioeboJCes. dishwashers. carpeting, lumilUJe, PAOl£CT YOOR PftOPERlY, rT .......... _or-::::!.. ID. ~ entra~ of the Orange onat28teeo laundry equrpmenl, cooking apparatus and appurtenances, and an building materials. supplies and equipment now or hereafter MAY IE SOLO AT A NSl.IC ..---· -·---. ..... .,. Civic Center, 300 E. ~ E.orow No. eooae delivered lo that real propert~ owned ~ Truslor and commonly known as 900 Sea Lane, COfona det Mar. California. Orange f.XPlA. ~ IMI ~ ltCUltd ~,..!!!!!•!'!•!!1~,~-~ .. ~.~ Tt·1~ ~ the lnltlal NOTtC• Off County. Cafilornia jthe "Prem sos1 and intended to be installed and of any nature at present contained on or hereafler placed In ~ ~ ~tJ: f$ n4E %,,~ '*:...:.-:' = publication of this notice, INTl!NDIO any building standing on tho Premises; such other QOOds, equipment. chattels and personal property as are usually fumlshod PftOCE!D1HG AGAINST YOU. Ind h ..,_,.. IMtlclclll llU lllAIWAY th• total amount of th• un-TRANSFER Off by landlords in letting premises of the chatacler hereby conveyed; and au renewals or replacements tfiereof or articles in substi· YOU SKIW> CONTACT A ...,a al h Noel uall9d ~ Mottuaty *Chapel paid ba1anc. of the obllga-LIQUOR UCINla tutlon thereol; and aft proceeds and profits thereof. All ttwt rights. !Ille and Interest of Truslor In and to any and aft deposits made 1.AWYel ..i Oetf•lnlnllblloft u Cremation tlon MCUred by the lboYe OA ucu••• thereon Of therelor are hereby assigned to the Beneficl91Y, together with the benefit of any payments now or hereafter made On 1l2H5 II 1:00 ..... Law .....,... II said ,.. ...... dtacnbed deed Of trust NOTICE IS HEREBY thereon. There ts also hereby transfened. set over and assigned by TrustOI to the Beneficiary, lts successors and assigns, all OMca of'StMn J. Melmil • ~ and Qptnaa •., lhl 110 Broadway and eatlmlted co.11. aJC· GIVEN; to the Creditors or: leases and use agreements of machinery, equipment and other personal properly of Which Trustor is the Lessee, or which Trus-6llit ~TNllM..., llld Tlldllt Ind ot lie waa ~ Coet•Mesa penMt, tnd lldvance•. "S ALISBURY ENTER· torisenlitled louse:and ,..,..,. ID Oeff °' TllltC,.. bruidOetfofTlldl Ml.f1M '225,292.37. PRISES, INC. Tu IDll' 3:Jo (b) The deposl1 aa:ount identified in lhe Nole as the Rent Account, and all funds held therein «*llld ""'°' • ~ -o.· 0&'2011115 ............ n •• poalble thal at the 029911, llcenMe(•) whool TOGETHER WITH: •mt57.lfOlldll"-'lllll LDlllUIU.UJMCl.WC.ar When Words Are Not Enough "Sp«lallzfng In S11mp&thy Fl~rs" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540·3135 dme o4 lale the °'*'1nG buaineN addrMa ii 17'04a f .. .._If .. C..,. ,.._ Ill#'** bid ~ 1eu inan the Gllett• AY90Ue, 1n IN City (a) All buildings and imp1ovements, now Of hereafter localed on the Premises; all privileges and other r~ now Of hefea let ., °""" OollC). Stllllt ., c.1-l :uD ltll ,._,,, """-~ .... ,_ total edntit• due. of IMno ~ of OrwlQt, made appur1enanl thereto lndudlng, wllhoul Hmitation, an rlght. title and inte<est of Trustor fn and to all streets, roads and public '°""" ~ ., .....,.. L -"'"""' -"' D•to1 8128J'll Stal• 'Ci c.ittomla. ezn•, places, opened or proposed. and all easements and rights of way, pUblic Of private. now or hereafter used In conned Ion with ..-wl Ill• ~Ha. C. 854 LON••TAR MORT· thlt •• .,,.,., .. ~to lhe Prem1ses; MllrTll.•--""" (11-1..$110 GAG• ASSl8TANC• be made '° K.D.L ...,.. (b) All rents. incomes, prollts. revenues, royall~. bonuses. rights. accounts. contract rights, genetal intangibles and benefits ~ 0::: :t': JI: Ir Sillonl ~ Tlloldlt'I CORP.,• Mid Trust .. =-7ro-~D#W::: under any and an leases or tenancies now existing or hereafter created of the premises Of any par1 lhoreof with the right to !ft...,~ fl .. Unllld C2l071I .s.aw If T ,D. l•RVIC& ,.,...(•), whool ""*--receive and apply the same to said indebtedness, and Trustee or Beneficiary may demand, sue'"' and recover SUCh payments -. • .. Mlln '""91> En-.. 21. 7-$1211115 COIOANY, ...... MSchte la 34ee1 Puerto but shall not be required lo do IO. . Ala ID .. a..,~. --------., llloMlo T.......,. Plac9, In the Qy o1 Oll'8 (c) All j~ments. awards of damages and seUlements hereafter made as a result ol 0< in 11ou ot any taking of the Premises 7IO CMc C.-Dltlll wat. PUBLIC NOTICE MMt .Aeeletant a.or. Point. Counly ail Orenge, °' any par1 thereof or interest therein under the power of eminent domain. °' for any damage (v hether caused by such laking 0< ...,.. AM. Cl. • _,.,., taty, nao L 4th SL, Sim• of C-"toma 12121, othorWlsa) to the Premises or the ifTl)fovemenls thereon Of any pat1 theteol or Interest therein, indUding any award for change "**(S} ,,_ M "*"........ fie ._"411U ate. 100. a.ne. AM, °" lolowln9 eAcoholo '*" or grade of streets. • " U. -.. fl .,_ J. ~~ CA1 .... Ha 708, (7t4) Ma. ::_ 'c:::Jr.., bl~i (d) Al proceeds Of the conversion, voluntary or involuntary, or any of the foreaoina Into cash or liquldaled claims. :'9. 119~:, er:.,~ Thi ~ .....W•> ...,. • • after dtaetlbod end IMuod In addition lo cash, the Truslee will accept a cashier's check dfawn on a slafo or-naliQnal bank, a chock drawn by • state 0t _._ ..._. ., llllll 111 111 -.e ~ •· A <N WG IP AVAILAaLI. ntl lot tM =loc.iod al federal credit union or a cl1eck drawn by a state °' federal aavingt and loan assoclati<)I\, savings association or savings bank -NICl..;;;;j lft '* Cltftr CO , Z21 W s.iu r. Awe, axP•CT•D OPllNINQ 503 I. DrM, In specllled in Section 5102 of the California Financial Cod9 and authorized to do buslness·1n Cahlornla, or such other forms or ::;:.. ._.... Aa,.... ~CA81!m2 •tD llAY IE OITAINED .,,. City Balboa. ~ funds which shaR be 'aflptCJved by the Trust" prior to the conduct of the lnJsleo's sale. In the event tender other than cash ls ..., .._.. 111 .. ..,. Pldeca AD&t.ldl, lltC . C.C. o4 Ofw9t, sa... °' c.or. aocepted. the Trustee may withhold the Issuance of ttMt Trus1ee's Deed Upon Sale unbl fonds become available to the payee or ...... '* OMd ., TNlf. W ._. ft ""'. ~ ~;;;;;;;;::~;;;;==i;.;;;;;;=======nlL====;iii~~ endofsee as 11 matter of fight AIW • 414-11ML :12..,._ 11 ~ t1t' 1 The street aactress or othef oommoo ~ation, ff ny, of the real property described above Is purported to be· 1'111 .,... lfMll IM .._ 1 CIOlpMlloli STARTING ANEW US/NESS?? 900 Sea Lane, Corona def Mar • .Gahtomia .. -~ Mr:;.1:.:i. ~ Tiii __. ~ ...'! The TrustH dlsdaims any labllfty tor any Incorrectness of lh• stfeet address and othtr common designation, It any, shown -~ ...._. ..... • .. lweln. la ....... • k 711.. ...,_ MIN DI The name end address af llO Beneficiary (Of Benefd ary'a oounset °' agenl) at whoSt rtquat the .. Is being c:onducted t' °':-~ ,-:'r . .., ._ aw on ..._ ao, la'. ..: "*' ..,.., .... ,., Bank of Amtfica National Trust & Sevings AssocMltion, .. Trustee. CIO Heller, EtYYMn, Whlte & Me Auhfl•, ~tn: Jearn. ..._, ..... ..._ .. S8ID. JllEIRCTO MOOu:'JS, Gotditlb, 601 Sooth Figu..-oa Street. <401h Floor, l~~ Ca 90017, 213-688-0"fl'OO .._ -g ?J 111 a. I INC.i...lf JolilflA MDillll.Als Directions to the property may be obtained pur&UMI to I wt1tMn t*""9 Nlmifted to lhe Beneficiary within ten (tOJ days _.... t• ..._.. .. fited .. from the flfsl publication of ht nob. :r; • • .. ...., ... .. ~' ~. 0.0. Said sale will be made, but Without covenant Of w•ranty. expreu Of lqiled, rtDWdlra '"'!._poesesalon Ot ~. k> .... __., • ...,, ·1'11a -y lhe remahtlng unpeid bllance of lhe oblgli.,,_ MCUrtd by Mid Deed' of lMf wttt1 W.nt ltweon, ........ wilt\ ... Ind .......... ~Ill. .............. ,_. ,._ lncuned, as provld«t In the lnstromerila ~ the ~· MaHed by said Deed of Trull, .tvances uno.r the , 11111 w • • Nl l DIA" ... 1 -.., • .. Clb ..,ms Of aald Deed of Trust, l•n . chetQ!S .Ind·~ of ~ TrustM and of lhe trust =~aid Died of Tt\191. Thi total .... ,..,.. ._ -11 • O... a., A,.. flcl· M'IOUf'lt Ot the~ balenct of 119 ~tk>ns HCIKed bv 1he ptepet'ly to bl told W1d ... , ... ed cosll, Ollp8f... II ...... _. tf 11M 1M .... -...... •td advlnCIS at the time of IM lniti.i putJAi at1011 af e. Notkl9 Of ln.llfM't S... tt edmated to be '8.183, 180 96. pr0¥ided. .... ti Tiil • .................... ._ 1111 1.,..ver, Oenelr;iary'e ad at uid .... ~ lnduda II or pert of Mid mnount. Preparmt11t pretnluma. eccrued inetfllt and • ..-. II •:I" .. __. ..... .. ~ wt111nc:reas. ••••Pf'°' eo-. -._--.,, .... L ... ...,:.-:, -~ -~ ~ -, ~r.a.y ,_ eted9d and hlt8tJ¥ ..._to~ a ur1led btdolure Mlle~ to lht ptO¥illool °' ClilltOnia c;a.n. -' *' -"*&ii Code SectlOn~t 4')(t)(M) end to Include In,_...._.,......,. ......... of ht ...... dMcrl>td in ~NOelice of :Trua· -...... ---• ..... ti ........ ,_.,._...,.. n ......... · ,..... .. ti .... -...., ,_., -., ot , .... s... .. of ,,,. proper1y lf'd ........ dMotl*9 in ....... al lhill lnid in'"'°'* lrM\MNf'D ta¥Or of ---.......... 111l -......... t4411D :;t;.~iCllfy rtMCWS lhe rtgl• to revoke Its .eacton •ID IClrt19 or .. of uld '*'°"" P'Cll*1Y -*" .._..,or to Md • -11.. .. • ...._., fllfllllllP ... • pet&OMI property andlor hluitt to tht "9ctof1heNiin•IP1111d, al Beueldert't 90l8 **"1. "°"'he to lifN ..S 11 ............. nt any ttme untrl the consummalion of th• trusl"'a ,... IO be condUclod pursuaine to Ile DMd of TNll lf'd l1lt Nata of Trus· tr .. • 111 .. ., tH'e Sa1e.a00th.a1 ..... -. 11 .. betieridaty UO<Mr said DMd of Trust hefetob• •ii9cuMd Ind ~.ct to lt1' undtl.Vlld 1 Wfltlen ~Of .. .._ • .. ~end Electton to St1 lM _.•:t*' caiNd 1 HolCe ol OtfNI end Elldion to &ii Ur1dei Deed ol T~ to bt ,....,. ~ --.11mr.t1•'.t--~..!:~~~ tld lh th• county--. ht r ... P'OPlftY tocMed tn ~ T I =.: Cdllled *"" nof ............................................. tarft .. ~-fUlf -.-.. ..... ~:~~~t •• •.. •=r c ....... 1•www9' L8"d Tlll9 COl~ci'I•,........ •'hu1t11 ......... UI ...... 9lrlile, tllt loof, ... f1W1M1111, CA -a , = ,f M1~~2lm8y:lllll.C--~...-a .. 1m -.. ~ •• , .. ~art rn · CG1ta Miu~....,. .... a• la 12, ,_ TM:.tt .. llZ --;. • W 1:=::.;:.,;:;:~;;.;:;:~.-...~~~""!'----- SELL your used milcle ~ HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE CEMETERY LOT/ NEWPORT NEWPORT 2169 BEACH ------PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 2669 ANNOUNCEMENTS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 5530 SS30 5530 5530 CRYPT 1225 BEACH COMPANION CRYPT ••••••••I Pacific Vlaw MamorlaJ Park, NB. Beaut court· yard. AIHSled $9750, Htl $7500/obo. For appt. 916-424-7466 Beach Area Winter Fumllhed Or Summer Weekly 1·5 Bedroom Many Oceanfronts ,_ MOUWtG Wlnlar SSS0-$1900/mo I••••••••• o ,,ouu•trY LOTS Summat $525--$2600/Wk uru1111111""""9t .. ..., FOR SALE 1400 Also Yearly 1-3 Bdrm MISCELLANEOUS • s..-111 • 8oc*IMP'9 ·~ ·~ POSTAL I QOV'T JOBS Restaurant S21{HOUA t BENEFITS STUDIO CAFE NO EXP WIU.. TRAIN •Restaurant Manager To~ Cd 71~7-1991 •KJtchen Manager Rem EaW.te Minimum 2 year• axp Send reauma, 300 RSA&. l.ITATI 1A1..1S PCH, Ste. 201, HunL Busy walk-kt IOcdon. Mlllll ..... e._aeh __ 9_264_8 __ _ comp pllO For lnl8Mew Reataurant: Cry11a1 Ralall •OUT OF SANTA FEt Exc:lualve high and Southwestern apparel 1t0<• Is looking for F/T cuatomar 1arvlc• orlanlad profa11lon- a11. Must have rel&l1 axp. Competitive Ml + comm & banefit. Call Poppy. 644-5953. Mutt know: MlcroSoh omc.Pro •• .,.,.11.-,m•t11cfe•, iiiiiiijiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii S750-S13751mo NB' HB RENTALS LOST a ana .. ,.,, ....... Ad., 1tA as s ACRES 13, 195. VIiia Rentals :-=,.~:---= o~!1"n~!n~. Property Mgmt. ________ FOUND 2925 • FlexibltHoln lha""'dlnbll Hiring for Summat & Fall houra-497-9&458 call Ron Tayloe ~ Cova Sha.ka Shack· Newport I lr=============----------=i 673-7300 u .. 111ua1 ., .im1t111111011 1.aoo-eoo.eaae 675-4912 VACATION $75.00 PREMIO! I • PleawltBMomlwnt ~ N llCI, c• ltlilloa. RENTALS 2722 Para cajas d• profa.. • MW#G • ~Neg. RecepUonlat ta.a.Mk-.i.illlsut#Sar ••••••••!••••••••• 1ora con papal•• da _. ••• --Chiropractic: OHie:• ......,.,.... ........... HOUSES/ ~~s NB ocnfrt 4Br 288 •lrc• ••c:uala y cosu per· 1 u ,...,.,, In Corona del Mar. ,.. _,_. .,....., 161N· APARauu~•• & aonal como negallves 7am-4:30. 873~070 --•lllscll• ... :· CONDOS fOR RENT 10· Phone. TV. w d, d• fotoa. llbritcn, red-ENTR't LEVEL TMa _,.., wtl HI FOR RENT pr1mg. Wkly. 1810 w. bot, memonu. ale. The Tim•• Orange Receptionist ....._,,..,...,...-.u. Ocean Front 850-2300 Estoy muy trial• County 11 looklng for FfT Po•· w/Graen Tree ...... ,.. 11&111 wMcJI Is• porque las c:ajas Hla· profeHlonaJ Telemar· Trans. Co. Ughl com· _.....If Ult II& o. ...-en RENTALS TO ban coo la bast.1ra de bt -llt.. kelara to earn profes· puler/phne. 548-5820 .. ..,." ....,_. IHI 111 ---------BALBOA ac:c:ldanla en vlrnes • tlonal wagaa. Top Receptionist ,._ • 11 1 .... CORONA 2122 JSIAND 2606 SHARE 2724 el 30 de Junlo. •llt.e7 wages & c:ommlulon Muat Ilka c:a l sl ... ,_ .. Mftfttat .... DEL MAR En Harbor View Casas ....... • whlla qualifying for Pyt a few words to work for you . 6112-5678 ......,., .. .,..... •"' ·N•WPort Beach, Ca. ......., ... ,_ our auractJv• bene1lls _F_fT_·P_fT_&_s<>-_12_3_2 __ 1 .... •U•'lllllr Nli:L 11 ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uk• new 3Br 288 AC Monarch Bch Twnhaa Barbi (714) 720-1655 p ac: kaga Inc lud Ing,-----------::._-:,,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:,.-_:_•_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:..~ .......... ......._.._"'"'*---HUD ""IQ oc••M VIEWS • • 1 Olk to bch. Non ,. H _ --·-D ..,,... w/d, bl1-lna, dack, dbl imk All aman Furn Muy Sentlmantalae. madlcal c:ovarage. A lll·hl ll 1·D ·4U·l51l '-$900 Studio. Oen VI-gar, mini bay view. Avl ...,~, ""3-4113 $75.00 REW'&nDI Cloaara onlyl Call ~ ave • .,, d' ... ,ac ... ,,... $1195 2Bd, Small 7/1. su~oo. 873-3588 ....,..,mo An MEMBERSHIPS twaan 1-4pm. 7 14-CllHUOllal-~ S279538r/2BaSoofHWy NB 3bd 3ba. Near Behl Forratumorteac:her'a 301S 96&-4591. ase-oeeo Agt. SPACIOUS 28D tU ssootmo + uu./Oep. bo••• with Important --------0 N_,. TWnh Bal-filH, papers, photo LUNCH ROUTE Need: I ' GENERAL 1002 Ocean/Golf Cow.. Unfurn'd apt. raat .. ~.....,.. ... negaUves. booka, r• Discounted member-Mr/Ma Souper Sales 'G s I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif Vlewe 3Bd 3BL Lg Locationl 873-4983 boa/River. 84M405 celpts. memorabllla. 1hlp at Pre1tlglou1 w/c:ar. $50-90/dally. a rage a e • rms. Pool and apa. Nwpt Shor•• F M9Q ate. Many yaara of Yachl Club In Newport Lorf t Kltc:Mn 1179-0747 Jlaloaadoa V.l.A. $3550/mo 780-8382 BALBOA rmate. Beaut. wal«· WOJ1c. Thay ware put Harbor. 35 Ft aJlps avl Maintenance front home N1S prot. out by mlltak• nut to 840-1494 ..... 41a-u10 MAINT MECHANIC COSTA MESA 2124 PENINSUI.A 2607 onty seoo CMs-«>39 th• trUh CW\S 81 the orang• co. paint •eoo INCL UTILS GARAGES e1::.cs·H:bo:rr1~:: E1lH>LOYMENt ~~~f~u::r m~~:i~ Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5 678 OH BLUFl'MIEW Ctn 3Bd 1 aa. Huge yard. nice land8"P9, quiet c.o.s 11250 &42·7104 1Bdrm. Kit, dining Home•· Newport ~•~ & repair machinery & I I Ad area. apple, lndry. fOR RENT 2740 Beach. Santlmenlal fac:JllllH. Troubleshoot to p ace your Garage So e ! 102 B. 8-V St. value, too. Barbi & aotva maintenance 723-0823 °01220-9498 Gar.sea • lmall Of. C714J 7 zo-1n 9 EMPLOYMENT ralatad problems, ••· OOV'T FORECLOSED 2IA 2BA TWNHI W/YAAD B dw lk St di flcea. 17th • Newport Beautlful Fr•• KJt· pec:lally •lactrlcaJ. In- " f -•-PET OK. STiO""•·QE .,~.•Fr """*a .. __..:',. Ba.o btvd CM Amerlland tena (onty 2) Maine 5530 c:ludlng plumbing, ma-omea or pen .... 1 ~ "" • .., g-.. ..., 0 _:....., a:tS-&787 Coon & Slaml ... MIJC· c:h~ • carpentry. on $1. Delinquent Tax, 846o.2848 Quiet • aec:ure. N/S. ,._..,. tura. &42-4722 Income Comprehensive t>an- Rapot, RE01. Your HEIGHTS 3Br 1.5.,._ NIP $560 Incl utll. $35.000IYr eflt .. .-....... lnc'· ... aa· ArH. Toll FrM ~ Pl p; 873.«Jn 8eeutlfuVattectlon-potentlal. Reading .,._.._ ...... · &98-9n8 Ext. H·1361 yrddpllt. 31/d 1 .. k16th Avt 811 co•-•rncw. ate, 4 yHr old, books. ToU frM (1) er!ion~~4o~(~). i. for curranl llallngs. • w "up. ··---------DU~ AKC.Female O•~ 800-898-9778 Ext. A· q .. -.. _... ._ __ •1 _ .. __ S1250/mo. 822.a535 CORONA REAL ESTATE man Shepherd 1381 for detalla. 8 ~ ';f"~":" COSTA ~C'll 1024 ~WPORT DEL MAR 2622 =~:,'°~~-A DAILY SALARY 9F Sand r.uma, lncludlng ~ HI" Of $400 A DAY working salerJ "'-torr, to: HR B1u1CH 2169 FOUND CANARY for Don Lapre of tha Manager, PO Box FORECLOSURES ~ •• of PCM l.tg, mry 2Br BUSINESS omcs Easter Sunday Wffk· TV show "Making 1287, Santa Ana. CA Over 9 In Costa M .. • w/aundack. Frig/mlcl end~ 'Veiy-#lendly. Call Mon.y.'' CaU-Don •t H702, or appty In Classified Community Marketplace prtnclpala only. Merit 2Br aa. PenthouM utlla k1cl. no/arrik. no fOJ ONT 2769 548-1954. 1-eo<M82·1113. paraon on Wed .. JUlr Flnanc:lll-Bkr 122.am. Ocean View, comm peta s 1100 873-6454 Found Jewertw APT MANAGER 12, lrom 1~ only, 1.---------;;a.,----~ Last 2 New Unltt poo9Vkr•P!-.... '!~mo. Sharp, olean 2Br Art.lat'• Sbadl~o Matket Broiler Parking COupla wanted for 44-at 3400 W. Segar· ---.. _ tJo blk NB/H,...,., Hoap area. lot ,.,,,.7 cau kMnU"' unit apt In Cotta 11rom, Santa Ana. No New l.41XuryTwnhm 1..., pa • 2 s to -• (71"vt)" ,..,.7,..... .,. Maia. 805 "82·1118 c:alll, pl ... a. EOE 38r, 3V.Sa •.AT THE BEACH Big Corona. Sl50. Share w/2 art1111. .. ......,.. v... _,, ~anr lTpgraCI•• &--··-· R---·· Aval 7/15. 873-3852 '2504350. 3 apac:n FOUND WATCH ~ ~ ,~~to: Nunln• t .5 m trom Beach IUUJu.J 911"91 aVI lmmed. Front •pc On J~1 1 In Meaa en rop. ••· CHA and companions Or c w...a.1u ~. g1Mt tor IN 383 MobU Aw., Sta. 2. needed tor homecara. $198,000 842-3973 ~~' COSTA MESA 2624 deaigner. 722·~ ~~iv. I to kjenllty. CamatlUo, CA 93010, Fff. 31°"438 UU DANA POINT 1026 2Bd 28a VIia a.i • ''400 FOUND: Large bjactc • "'f!4 11u-:t*9c:nmuntty. PAJllT TIME WORK 2Bd, Udo ·· $2000/wtt CAllNDYYILUGI white CAT• very Experience MC .. ury. FULL TIME PAY ~::.2J:. ;;en.;;·.·~~ LARGa & BRIGHT WATERFRONT sweet. can 721-8e18. Plaas• call tor an Th• Timas Orange • 2BR't w/Pllt PaUot OFFICE/RETAii. L01t Cat Bllctc ~ appointment. (805) County 11 looking for •Home AUCTION• The.......... • Eslcloted Gar91 MOO VllW 484-4241 hair (whit• chin) 273-7210. bright, anergetiQ HI•• e 24 NEWOanaPt• .._... •Poof•BBQ'a•Lndry 11•-------.-amt>eray ... 1yr. Laai Booftk..,._rAaat people to work HouMa. Must be •73-1900 QuiM ~. '*' 11--m---VieW...--OMM ...... --1een (Spyglua).,... Trust Acct, AJP, AIR, evening hours wllh IOldll ORI flf¥andng. u ~ Gal ~I Newpolt 8eech. IOO June 30th 78().6330 Computer & 1<Mtey outald• ..... team. ModM Open 7 Dal_S 2 + t ~· ,p, gar, lllONROVIA ,.,,,... f\.. IMO OO{mO 497-3992 ·~ req'd., Newpor1 Earn hourly w~s + u!=P:n~~:_ ~up,t,,. le&. Y::1' = 714-a1-N1• .,71.,.'Jao.ioeo · L••• Cat Brown ~ ~4JAX reaum• =ou:u:~::S:: pt_ AYotJoft D9r ._.. sneo. 'T~ IOI -..001 R---------'tniiC:'C;J;;-:"'ll';;i;JI 8~· Laat ...., our attractive ~ Jutr as. ffroe c:a1a1oQ 1BR nMer, atow ':.'~ ,rvm 200-3000 eq ft. 17th et. CM. 436-1M 1 HOUS•CL•AN8RS package lnc:ludlng IOO-~ '4•4 REDC 3BR z~aa INuffe. Light. QUi.t park. a• Competltht• ,,, ........ , cat WNtie nwwe N••D•D. Vacation madlcal c overage. bftQM. on~ a;."' near freeway. Rent '800 C.-npua Or •• Hpt Peralan w/oopper r.,,..,., NB. Sat Oftly Call Sul\lui "6-457' NEWPOltT :9.00':::1• ... na Ind .... 14a.1MS hed\.......,.. ~=> 1= view i~. ~~ Of Tom Me-4592. IUCB lotl ill iii ..... ,.._ a. .. .., iii """8 deCt(. .... eat. neuc.r.d. ' KlllMI Worbr POSTAi. i UNITED pelnt, MWospA ~ ~ fndWV, BU~wu.~~ • yaw old. White wttrt Must Ille• cater Parcel aeMel Joba. VIUA,..,.COMDO = ~· "an: ~.:::'"..':--.nn~ blacle palchM, :-J Fff..ftfT~1232 ~~m:~w= W'eldHN. 18' 1 a.. cul-d...o. f:"' 1 .. 1 l'llUUICB ~'°':";.:..'-: ~good Buy It .... "· ff1nd n. lion and llPpkadon. lt?tK Ot*I ~ 1.. CM. S1IOO(mo. ~ ....... ...,..._ (,_. homel C.JI 8heryl Cle...... l1'"60e-1364 u P120 l4C).23l3 ._.""'I l•O·TOOO Ht )Ot ......... !lit., ..... •t41112 •••llllM=rt••• .. , we*•• IUllMISI UIPLODll91' lllPLOTlllllt ~ 1071 ..!:'900ftd. :,._ ... ...,. ....... JIOIUl.I 1·-----· 5530 5530 ear~•••· atumera, :;r,.: 1=1\:••••••••-Jiillllill•••••• ••••••••• D ..,. --T weeflM•r•r. frig. ..,_.. r.-.. ,...., ........ .., ...... lltt::;:;;-;;: S1..-0. .... 111G. -...:· 219r .... ..,, 11 UJlrl ....._ 1111111_ ....... _...,;,;-...---·I ~_. 8Cl•m• (O.n) .... WWW VMi 111armo. -... ~::!.:=' ,._.. PlllOllW a.• .... Prantatlon ..., ... ..._ "' AMMe..a.n11m 9huttert, lm=•d WO~ .. -· -** ** ..... ....... WI c.MM. •• Illa • ..... , .--. IUl'llll =Ji'Tu9:.9 ,= 1': =· S::::,:. :! 'f:W':' .. \r OllOllUMll Land1_,..d. Cul-C»o .............. 1 ..... 1Mfor .... ?~ llCM ,;r;l;iiiiliiir .... ....... loaded ........ ....,.. •• ,.... Clo•• ··1•1;••ii:Jiii~•r.:===~~~a..---r:e~iEE•E~ ...•..••.•.•.....•...••.••• I • • Ons.-.&MYCM ... • • WIDNISDA~ JULY 12. 1115 70111------ DOWN 1 l<ukla'a friend 2 "T onlght Show" '*' 3 -BenAchlfn • Nanow sCn.~ ahoftl e Cdorado lndllln 7~- del~_..;.1::--... I ll'IYOIYed 29 Slngef-=J'Udd 49 Poucll 9 Wint 30 Calin 51 TV and radlO 10 Luti1100S fabflc 31 M•tch 52 Floating 11 Jecob'• twin 32 0.C• cloMt" device 12 Commotion 33 &NII 53 Bfead spreed 13 Auction, e.g. pleasure 54 ,Purposes 21 P•lnlJng Of 36 f:"lb 55 -olf: annoys aculpture 39 Joint 57 Malty of 23 Trlckl<l •o Llmilad to a basebAll 25 Neifl-best lo smaa clrcie 58 Matiqile figure? a l'lomef 43 ~ts " 59 TyPe °' llpJ>le 27 AeMI tlclcets 45 Chelsea'• mom 62 Palindromic at groa profits • 7 Nut·llke lrull of name 28 Chun:h olflcial China sot.rm •AKJ' \J KQ3 lt.Q~.1 ~c--"--- • A 9 1 1be biddin . SOUTH ~ NORTH EAST lNT p ... 6NT p ... PAN P- Openln1 lead: Jack of\J H you were to look up the North- South diamond combination in a teatboolt, you would be told that correct technique is to cash the two --1"!"1 """P.1!'!!2-'!"lP"-. hi1h honors 10 the South hand to find out whether West started with four heeded by the jack, in which ca.u you can brins in the suit with- .,.,....-+--+--+--1 out lqss. But if you know that dittri- bution cannot exist, it would be the ---+----11 height of folly to pursue the same course. Jn the modern style, South's opening bid showed 21-22 pointa. With a combined count of 33-34, North had an eaty raise to slam. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 . 5530 5530 R•tall Salee F(T 37 hre, upecal• card & gin anop, Fa1h 111, Atrium Ct. 75~n51 Retall S•lea Gift Shop hiring p/t ••••• clerk. $6/hr. In C.M. 549-o300 X405 RETAIL SA.LES PfT· Wed & Sat 10.S. THE ANTIQUE GATE In COM 87s-8017. CLASSIFIED SECRETARIAL s nusTs wanted. 2 APPLIANCES 601 1 GOING OUT Of FULL TIME ata1lona avall. Newport EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS $7.50/hr. Stable, OE-~!iO:~~~on WANTED 5535 LIKI! N•W S1ackabl• Ctoslng an•r 26 years. PENDABLE lndlvlduaJ1;;,;;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;;iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim W/D. Make oner. Day. $250,000 worth of needed to provtde•• time # 875-0636. antiques and col- cterlcal support for th• Get to CerttflflM Nune Leave meuage. lectlblH Including Clualfi•d Advertlalng ~ompanlon Aide. Rell-~~-...,,,,..------,.,, bronzes 6" to 8' ln- Oepartment or a grow-the L--la able. Local Rel'•· llovtng El!C itove w/2 cludlng 6' Diana, 6' Ing community news-utS8 " Wknda Only 541-8728 oveni, 32 w, Ilk• new. Seal•• of Justice, 10· Can't seem to paper chain. Typing • Sle5/obo. 873-3313 ,long dolphln1, etc. ~m. Various of-~8£'8 New Whlrlpool Elect Ivory Including 4• get to all those lie• duU... Monday DOMESTICS 5540 Dryer (white) $345. awonis. 10' tulka, Ba· repalt Jobs thru Frtday; 8:30am-Attic. ll1iii•lil&iiiiiiiiiiiiiil oeo 644 eoea roqu. mlrTOf'S and an. aroWld lhe house? ---------- •1He Ult kl aoat• S.7 titre v... King Cobra 0/D, low profile hull, fuat Hrvlced, new controU«/uphol· llety.• Gleat lkl boal-rut~ke gtMt. ••• r• ady to go. $12,000 940-9449/574-4247 HISS&N 8150 ---------- ******* 1tl0 240 IX Orey • A/C • Cn.11 .. Control • Wpd. X1nt Condition! One Ownet S84110 080 Call Tracy ~81-2123 9165 •ea a11c Flatbed dulley, rebullt motor, rurl• g[eatl $3,000 Call 539-1357 •ae EL CAMINO 1-0wnr, V-8, AT, A/C, P/S, Good CondiUonl $3000 080 548-4519. 922 5 lt'1 In. ·f9tlOurC• V® can count on to sell a myriad or merchan· dlM item1, becau1e our columns compel qualified buyera to calll &t30pm. Oppottuntty ' WNriPoOi P rig ~ ~. 80 ror growth. Good ben-basement, LIV•·tN Room•t• 11 ~ 2 mo. old. ~ or carved Jade. Let the When you write •fit P'cg. Ph)'llcaUdrug W11ntec1-to lhate 2bf" Uk• newt J2M380 cuno1, cabfnets. mar-ClaMlfled a Classified ad, 642·5878 Wl!~ITON OR TAKS IT OPP Amt•• Tedurlne •Bob M1.aHS• c ................. Homecare/apptt/ahop E1e. 15Yn Exp. >ant A.f9. Lynn S31-28e1. lHtlng Is a pr9<9qU~ and closet apt. Aid• In carlng '°' bles, v ..... etc. St.arts Service 30' ••llbo.t, 10HP KAZDA 9125 Include all alt• or employment. eldwly lady, In C.M . TRADE Fri 10am. •nd• Sun dle1e1, head, oven, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Judy Oetting or then get area. Start earty Au-5pm. Credit card•. Directory at.es>• 5. S.H s11,ooo aie facts "'' (714) 574-4250 fOf' guat. XJnt payl Ref1 checJc•. cuh ok. 124'0 help you find or with mooring at '78 RX7 Auto trans, and get the Interview. some cash. requhd. Pi.... ca!I through Classffled Logan #I, Coata reliable help. 043 No. Balboa Chan-alloy whffls, AC, AMJ results B It S.H It F1 d I 7tMMS183. " out leave ... 2 5•79 M.... net, .$24~0.0.0 080. FM & CUMU.. $2100 uy cieaatn'ect~ t. • ._ __ M_2_..a_e_1_a __ •. __ ~ _____ on_m_ach_1ne_. _____ • _v _________ ..._ __ 1_11_2 ___ • ___ a __ 2_.s_s_7_a ______ ec»-__ 9_a2_-2_852 ___ .~_o_bo_. _904-_3884 ____ , __ __...Y_ou_w_a_nt_. __ 3910 L.UAN SPMISH NOWI Eicp'd S.A. Tutor. Alao Tranalator-lnlerpreter. Suaen• e73-7409 3130