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Home My WebLink About1995-08-09 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS tvewports Hogan hauls in junior sai.ling title Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 . . THOUGHTS Pondering Gaddi.s replacement Fami1y 6ffers $100,000. in unsolved murder • Police concede they're at a standstill in mysterious slaying of William McLaughlin; fiancee appears in court on embezzle- ment charges. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The family of slain Newport Beach millionaire William McLaughlin doubled its reward offer to $1QO,OOO Tuesday for informa- tion leading to the arrest of his killer. The announcement preceded a court hearing in a separate case in which McLaughlin's fiancee is suspected of embezzling money from him. press conference Tuesday outside the Newport Beach Police Department. "The money is an entice- ment, but morally we want someone to come forward and do what needs to be done." McLaughlin, a 55-year- old entrepreneur, was found shot to death six times with a 9 mm hand- gun in the kitchen of his "It's very unsettling. It's been traumatic tor everyone in the family.•• II JENNY McLAUGHLIN • mother Susan -who divorced McLaughlin five years ago, Jenny McLaughlin said. "It's somewhat difficult but nice to be surrounded by memories of my dad - but it's a little bit spooky,· she said. The homicide investi- gation is al a "standstill" because there is not enough information to Balboa Coves home on the night of Dec. 15. No arrests have been made in con- nection to his murder. lead to an arrest, Newport Bea~h police Sgt. Andy Gonis said. "It's very unsettling," Jenny McLaughlin said. •It's been traumatic for everyone in the family as far as a death in the fwy and a murder." "We're not ready to call it quits," Gonis said. "As technology improves (over time), we'll continue to look back at the physical evidence." · ·we are very hopeful that if anybody does have information, they will do the n9ht thing," Jenny McLaughlin, the victim's 26-year-old daughter, said at a McLaughlin's body was discovered in the kitchen by his 23-year-old son, Kevin, who still lives in the Balboa Coves home with his sister Kim and Although no arrests have been made, two people were named as suspects -McLaughlin's 30-year-old • SEE HOMICIDE PAGE 4 MARC MARTIN I DAlY PllOT Jenny McLaughlin and Newport Beach Police officer AMy Gonis fleld reporters' questions Tuesday. The McLaughlin family has offered a $100,000 reward for the capture of the murderer of William McLaughlin in December. "Crowds ale definitely down," said Weguard Aaron Batley from his lonely 18th Street and Bay tower. Colder water temperatures have kept peo- ple out of tlie sud and away from the beaches. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT • I School puts scrip prOgram on hold • Parents group will set up more internal control.S before re~stituting project in wake of $24,000 loss. before the program is re-estab-By Julie Ross Cannon, Datfy Piiot llshed I "At this pomt m tune we're CORONA DEL MAR The stopping the program until we Harbor View Elementary PcUent can come up with a better way of Faculty Orgaruzation has pulled doing it." said parent Paul Stem- the plug on its scnp program until !er who bnefed parents at a gen- more internal controls are i.nstitut-er al PFO meeting Tuesday morn- ed, school PFO offiaals said Tues-mg day. \ One way to mstall better fman: t The fund-ra1smq program cial accountability is to~ a pro- ploded tlus summer when fessionaJ accountant to reconole 4,000 worth of scrip disap-bank statements a.00 prepare pea.red from the home of parent fmanoal reports, he Sclld. The Anita Jacobs, who ran the pro-PFO board voted to mteTVIew gram last year. accountants, and Stemler said he PFO officials sa1q the loss hopes to have one in place by opened their eyes lo control prob· lems, which will be addressed • SEE SCRIP PAGE 4 It's a slow summer-to a degree Motel owner pleads guilty to code violations • Coastal Inn owner hit with $1,000 fine and pos- sible six-month jail term. I Smee the beginning of the year, the city has yanked cond.J- bonal use penmts for two prob- lem motels -the Coastal Inn and • Chilly waters and unpredictable weather and waves are keeping crowds at home. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -In a word, the summer so far has been described by locals as "sporadic." The weather, the waves and the water have been madde$g· ly unpredictable. Many days the skies are cloudy and gray, the water chilly, the fish letbar~c and the beach crowds sparse. • Fishermen, business people, surfers and lifeguards have all noticed the effects of nature's fickleness this summer. But their hope for a scorching, surf-soaring summer hinges on August, tradi- tionally the hottest and busiest month of the season. The oddity of the summer was reeled in Saturday.· "One of our boats caught a king salmon," said Norris Tapp. a captain at Davey's Locker. •I have never seen a king salmon in August -the word was nobody had ever seen an~g like it. It was unusu~. We don't know if he was lost." The catch was "phenomenal" for August because usually salmon, which thrive in cooler water, are found here only in May and June, Tapp said. Tapp pinpoints the anival of the reel tide in January -which altered the oxygen levels in the water -as the start of the "fluctu- ations· in water temperature and subsequently the inconsistencies Ln the fishing industry. "The species that are here don't like the changes,· Tapp said. "When the water tempera- ture drops, they become lethar- gic. They will acclimate to it, but they won't want to bite because City clears way for Bear Street sale • Former grade school likely to give way to housing , tract; district would get $4.5 million infusion. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-Now that their development plan for the Bear Street School site has won initial approval from the dty, Newport· Mesa school district officials (lfe optimistic they'll get the $4.5 mil· lion they're asking for the proper· ty. The C01ta Mesa City Coundl on Monday gave a preliminary thumbl·up to the plan, which cmakLlmn. the surplus 1diool grounda into a new hQullng tract With 79 hW«oly bolilel. Pinal approval 0( the matter ls expected at the next council meet· Ing on Aug. 22. The school diltrict plans to QPeJl bidding U. next day .... Stnce Newport-Mesa board IDllDbm ..-.uvect tbe plan tome ===:...4:'tt;: Jed. .. 11'1 ............ . ti on. "The community will benefit from a project that certainly seems well-designed and suited for this area of the city," said school trustee Ed Deck.er. •And with c (Monday) night's decision, I don't think we'll have any problem aelJ. ing the property. y./e should be getting some very attractive bids for it." The schOol district will use the money to OftMt a projected $8- milliOn loa troiD ID investment tn the Orange County 'J\'eaaW'er's Pool. A bill authOred by Newport· Mesa Superintendent Mac Bernd and Signed bY the ~or last month .UOws Or8:1'9• County lcbool dlltitti ti> apPly proceeds ttom smplul property. ... to opwatloDal COlll to Mlp .... ~ wD ...... .., kw ...... lag,.... poci ......... . .,._ow i. ta_,.,,. In tbe._Gl.sSaa.U._., helps us out,• Decker said. The district's boa.rd of trustees have also approved about $3 mil- lion in budget and program cuts to help fill lll the financial gap caused by the county's bankrupt· cy. City olfidals are just as excited about the site's development plan, but for other reasons. Since Costa Mesa is about 95% bullt'"()\.rt, this tould be the la.st housing projed ol this me to go up in the city for quite some time. City oftk:laJs have said school sites are the only parcels large enough to accommodate this type of developiDelil ~ • 1 think tbli is going to be a i'e4I ..-to the community,• CoUndl· man .,_.,Buffa Mid Monday. A lew ,...,_ .. , VGced concern that a~~ arid exit to UM -.aopaa..-might. create trlllc prdll-.... l'IMr Street ad ~ ........ ~ r~~ ... •llkl traf· .,.... • ._._. .. ,cur. ....., .............. ...., ....... they can't move." The amount of fish caught this summer has been capncious, causing the passenger fishing loads to decrease and business to slow down, Tapp said. On the beach front, the acbvtty has been equally sluggish. "The average beach day this summer is slow," Newport Beach Marine Safety Lt. Mitch White sdld. "So far, the cool, overcast weather has not been the greatest -but it's still early August, so it could bounce back." White said this year's water • SEE SUMMER PAGE 4 By Tina Borgatta, Datly Piiot COSTA.MESA -City o!baals on Tuesday claimed a second vic- tory in a war agamst shoddy motels in the city. In an agreement hammered out in Harbor Municipal Court, the owner of the long-troubled Coastal Inn pleaded guilty to civ- il and misdemeanor criminal charges that laoel the 86-unit motel at 2374 Newport Boulevard a public nuisance. the Bel Congo on Harbor Boule- vard. The Bel Congo owners razed that property last month, deciding that city-mandated repairs and 1IDprovements would be too cost- ly. But before that. after months of inspections and discussions, city offloals in January revoked the Coastal Inn's conditional use per- mit, saying owner Suresh Sheth failed to complete required unprovements within 4D "overly • SEE CHARGES PAGE 4 . r------------------------------------------------------1 I I I I I '\ I I I I I ... I \ ll I \ .. ALMANAC AROUND TOWN Q.ASSIFIED LOCAL SCENE PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS WEATHER \\ I \ I 11 I I: 8"rnlwe\le afUalbled Into an A ... wecilhel nd-'l'°'8 o1 ... ...,,.. oner .... ..,_, rnom,Jng '°' .. . douda WIUa w I I r • IUfldon1 au~ ., ... i 2 2 7 3 6 5 • WIDNESOAV. AUGUST 9. 1995 almanac • IDITOlt"S NOTE: Do you or som.one you know ta\19 • landrnart birthday °' , •nnlversary coming up7 tf so, we'd like to lndude It In our Afmanac section. fltffM call the Information Into the Readers Hotline, 642-6086, fax it to 646- 4170, or mall It to_OtY Editor Iris Yokol, 330 W. Bay St., o:>Sti Mesa. Calif .. 92627. BANKRUPTCIES Recent bankruptdes as reported to the Federaf banlqu_ptcy Court In Santa Ana. COSTA MESA • 'Nr/C Insurance Servlce. Inc .. FIS Insur· ance; cNot« 7 NEWPORT BEACH • Kem Front 0 11 Company; chapter 11 BIRTHS Most re<'ent births in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL • Patrick and Usa Senske, Costa Mesa, girl, July 24 • Patrick and Cynthia Gray, Costa Mesa, boy, July 26 · • Mark and Laurie Keys, Balboa Island, girl, July 2B DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the O(allg_e County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA •Don A. McGee, 77. on June 19 • Cathefine M. O'Keefe. 72. on June 19 • Robert E. Shaney, 88, on June 15 • Beri~ace A. Fox. 86, on June 14 NEWPORT BEACH •Alice Kearney, 85, on June 16 • Mary Pollard, 79, on June 15 • Mabel C. West 87, on Jun~ 1S • Edwin Garic. Jr., 75, on June 16 • Eunice A. Jepsen, 89, on June 15 MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Royce L. Gould married Sharon L Mor· gan, on June 4 in Los Alamitos • Mark A. Wedmore married Christine E. McAble, on June 3 in Newport Beach • David P. Flynn married Valerie J. Gra- ham, on April 29 in Orange • Parrish A. Dyer married Stacy L Feder, on June 3 in Orange • Jeffrey V. Denning married Edith A. Timmons, on June 4 in Tustin NEWPORT BEACH • Edward K. Gunderson married Kim- berly D. Fontana, on June 3 in Yorba Lin- da .1. • John W. Desmond married Michelle L. Sheppard. on June 4 in Fullerton • Khoa T. Luu married Arlene C. Lum, on June 3 in Diamond Bar • Roderick M. Brower married Milena M. Nikcevic. on June 3 in Alhambra DUI ARRESTS The tollowm~ people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty NEWPORT BEACH Gordon £dw.rd ~se<, 51, of Newport Beach Brian Andrew Mcintosh, 17, of An•~m Cid Al Pritchard, 31, of Costa Mesa Vicente O~z C.rdoso, 31, of Santa Ana Bruce Louis Armstrong, 33, of Newport · Beach Joseph Francis Rugg, i4, of Corona del Mar · David Wayne Beckham, 35, of Irvine Charles Michael Manos, 23, of Hunting- ton Bffch Randy Lane Koss, 32. of Huntington Beach REAL ESTATE SALES Recant real estate sales as reported by the Continental Lawyers llth! Co. In San· ta Ana. COSTA MESA • 337B Marigold Circle, $280,000, 6 bed· rooms. 3 baths, to R. and M. Alvarez • 941 Crocus Circle, $216,000, 3 bed· rooms, 2 baths, to C. A. Ramirez • 930 Goldenrod Drive, $21 4,500, 3 bed· rooms. 2 baths, to J. and L Bor1and • 901 Van Ness Coutt, S 165,000, 3 bed· rooms, 2 112 baths, to L D. Koelsch • 2420 Minuteman Way, $138,500, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, to C. Morgan • 117 Lexington Lane, S 117,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to M. Mosham • 2584 Fairway Drive, S19S,OOO, 2 bed- rooms, 1 bath, to J, Newman _ • 2625 Westminster Place, S265,000, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. to R. E. Whitford • 251 Mesa Drive, $195,000, 3 bedrooms. 2 112 baths, to J. H. King • 1631 Irvine Ave., $150,000, 2 bed- rooms, 2 112 baths, to M. Lutfy • 2163 Kristin Lane, $145,000, 2 bed· rooms. 2 baths. to W. Staley • 1111 S. Coast Drive A 104, 130,000, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, to 8. A. Gennaro • 229 W. Wilson St., 9, S 110,000, 2 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to N. A. Clausen • 2534 Back Bay Loop, S1BO,OOO. 2 bed· rooms, 2 112 baths, to H. C. Ankenbrandt • 2537 Back Bay Loop, $209,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 1/2 baths. to S. and M. O'Don- nell • 2S27 Back Bay Loop; $197,000, 3 bed· rooms. 2 112 baths, to A. J. Vltarelli • 81 0 Baker St 205, S130,000, 2 bed- rooms. 2 baths, to C. D. Miller • 404 Brighton Springs, $117,000, 2 bed· rooms, 1 1/2 baths, to B. and l Gunn • 380 w. Wilson St. B106, $160,000, 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, to G. Villaneueva • 2330 Vanguard Way J103, S 137,500, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, to J W. McCarthy NEWPORT BEACH • 20231 Spruce Ave., S27S,OOO, 3 bed· rooms. 1 bath, to J. Kuglln. • 2365 Bay Farm Place, $319,000, 4 bed· rooms, 2 1/2 baths, to C. and V. D1Ckens • 339 Cherry Tree Lane, S29S,OOO, 3 bed· rooms, 3 baths, to A. and M. Gaddis • 2515 Bamboo St., $584,SOO, 4 bed'=' room, 2 112 baths, to F. H. Sy • 600 East Ocean Front 3B, $280,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, -to L and C. Blevins • 3 Gretel Court. $214,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, to PJ. Ruth • 15 Ima Loa Court. $237,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to L.R Zaeske • 9 Swift Court. S230,000, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, to L. Kuznetsov. • 2 Encore Court, S 193,000. 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, to K.B. Rosenberg • 22 Kamalii Court. $200,000, 2 bed· rooms, 2 1/2 baths. to V. A Sae(lz - • • After 25 years, neigh- borhood 'par~· is off limits because of qwner's liability legal concerns. By R. John Fo rstrom, Daily Pilot EAST SIDE -For approxi- mately 150 residents of East Side Costa Mesa, the vacant lot on Lilac Lan e represented a sense of community. Children gathered there to play and adults ca.me together for chili cook-offs, ice cream socials and Fourth of July cele- brations. It had even become a tradition to annually trim the Christmas tree planted there by neighbors years ~go. "The parcel is virtually vacant and it has been that way since it was purchased 36 years ago," said Tony .Petros, who has been a resident of the neighbor- hood for-five years. "For the last 25 years my neighbors have been ttsing that 700 square feet to get together every year." But an that will come to an end soon. Petros said that even though Harry Hikida, owner of the vacant property, encour- aged the gatherings for years, he has notified the community that legal concerns have forced him to enclose his land with a chain link fence. Hikida could not be reached for comment. Liability has · outweighed cooµnunity, according to Petros. and "Folia Park" or "the field" - as the plot of land has become known to residents -is no longer available as a communal TODAY YOUNUREPUBUCANS MEETING The general meeting of the Orange County Young Republi- cans organization will meet at 6;30 p.m. in the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd. in Cost Mesa. featured speaker, Senator Ross Johnson, will address the Doris Allen recall carnpai9'1!. Call 385-8191. DRAMA CLASS The Newport Beach Commu- hour answering service may be news stories, illustrations. edito-WI used to record letters to the rial matter or advertisements edrtor on any topic. herein can be reproduced with- ADDRESS out wrrtten permission of copy-~RATURES I right owner. Newf°rt Beach VOL 89, NO. 181 Our address is 330 W Bay St .• 6916 Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. ttQW IQ BEAtH U~ Balboa ntOMAS H. JoHNSON, tQRRECIJONS Circulation 69/62 Publisher The Times Orange County WIWAM LOllOEU. 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Copyright No All rights reserved. and fog will d ear MAC MARTIN I OAl.Y Pit.OT A farewell sign has been posted at the neighborhood-dubbed Folla Park along with pictures of events that have been held at the Costa Mesa site. gathering site. "It is his property and no one is contesting that," said Petros. "We are just saddened that such an asset of the community is gone." goes up, and the field becomes a memory." Then on Wednesday would sure llke it if (the owner) would reconsider." East Side resident Mike Healey, who also attended Wed.nesday's event, shared Mayor Erickson's sentiment. Last week, a resident posted a notice in front of the vacant lot, inviting residents to attend a farewell ice cream social. The message read in part, ·Come and celebrate (or grieve) a fond farewell to Folia Park ... Join us one last time before the fence ·evening, Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson and 30 to 40 resi- dents came together at the park for one last time, to say good- bye. "It was a moving night and it was very special to them," said Mayor Erick.son. who noted that this was his first event at the park. "Th.ls is what all neigh- borhoods should be like. I "We hate to see it go," said Healey, who has lived on a street adjacent to Lilac for more than 30 years. "We'll move the parties, but that was the focal point. My kids grew up there. We have enjoyed it for many years." nity SeIV1ces Department is offer- ing a variety.of drama classes this swnnier, ·aimed at helping teens and adults develop acting and public speaking skills. The four- session class runs from 7-10 p.m. Wednesday. The cost is $70. To register, call 644-3151 or visit the Community Services Department, 3300 Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach. a free seminar on the benefits of reverse ~rtgage. The 3 p.m. seminar Will talce place dl Direc- tors Mortgage office, 2244 E. Coast Highway Suite 200. New- port Beach. For reservations. call 723-0233. your skin from the sun, rrunuruze the effects of aging. as well as progressive skin treatments. The cost is $15 and includes lunch. For reservations, call 729-4400. VISITORS BUREAU OPEN HOUSE The Newport Beach Confer· ence & Visitors Bureau is hosting d open house from 4 to 7 p.m. at thetr new location, 3300 West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Appetizers and refresh- ments will be served and reserva- tions are reqw.red. Call 722-1611 SKIN CARE SEMINAR REVERSE MORTGAGE Bob Brennan. a senior reverse mortgage consultant, will present Dr. James Fulton will dellver a lecture titled •Llfe..,is Only Skin Deep" at a noon meeting in the Balboa Bay Yacht Club, 1801 Bay- side Dr. in Newport Beach. Dr. Fulton will discuss how to protect ..... POLICE PILES by mid-morning. COSTA MESA aruette stereo ol':em from the bedroom. • 1200 blodl of Londonpeny. A burglar • 44th blodl 5Nshcw9: A $120 gold TIDES entered a house throogh an unlocked door chain necklace with a cubic zirconla pen- TODAY and reportedly stole $2,535 of jewelry dant on It was discovered missing by its including a $500 opal ring and 1 $800 wed· owner after she was in a bike crash. She First low ding band with three diamonds. believes the necklace may have fallen off 3:07 a.m -0.1 • 1700 blodc of Crestl;; Pl.: A burglar durln~ the accident. First high toolc a bucket of hand too worth $300 • IOO blodl of 15th St.: A burglar broke 9:26 a .m . 4.5 from the front side of sh area. into a residence and toolc S 1, 100 worth of Second low • 80 blodl of Center St: A burglar property, including a $300 boom boK and 2:41 p ,m . 1.5 entered a hotM thro~Jt a window in the two surfboards, from the residence and the Second high early morning hours lie the resident was locked garage. 8:52 p .m. 6.6 sleeping. and reportedly stole a S 173 TV • 400 blodr of W. POt: An-employee at a and exited through the front door. stereo store was working when he heard THURSDAY • 3400 blodt of Ave. of the Ar1s: Police •aacklln~" noises coming from the parking First low do riot know how a burglar broke into a lot outsl e. He went to investigate and dis- 3:46 a .m . -0.9 '91 Acura and removed a cellular phone, covered a pile of lumber on fire. He First h igh book bag, and a calculator all worth $775. attempted to douse the flames with a fire 10 :04 a.m. 3. 1 extinguisher, until police arrived to fully Second low NEWPORT BEAOt extinguish the fire which caused no dam- 3:30 p.m. 1.2 • JOO blodl of Jasmine Ave.: Twenty four age to the building and is believed to be stalks of exotic flowers, worth S 1 SO, and the woric of an arsonist. Second high plastlc garden fencing worth $50 were 9:37 p.m . 6.5 reported stolen from a resident's front • TIP Of ntE DAV -Seemingly innocent yard. activities may be crlmes in progress. Be a WATER • 1i00 blodl of llonnle Doane: A burglar good neighbor, be observant and watch for TEMP£RA1URE: entered a residence through an unlocked unusual activity. 64 rear kitchen window and removed a $600 -courtesy Newport Beach police WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1995 ) wedding/anniversary Politically pondering Ga~di's replacement WIUJAMS-FARGO The Presbyterian Ch urch of the Master in Mission Viejo was the setting was the setting for the July 22 marriage of Kristin Beth Fargo of Costa Mesa and Stephen Louis Williams of Mission Viejo. The couple gteeted 100 guests at their reception at the hyine Mar- riott Hotel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fargo of Scottsdale, Ariz. The bri.degtoom is the son of Mrs. Carol Williams of Mission , Viejo and Richard Williams of Laguna Hills. His best man was Thomas Krouse, and ushers were Don Dornblaser, Dr. Glenn New- man, Kevin Nibbe and Chad Williams. The couple are at home in Cos- ta Mesa after a wedding trip to the Mexican Rivera by Camivale Cruises. He is senior financial analyst at American Savings Bank. Dexter and Sally Jackson 50TH ANNIVERSARY Fifty year residents of Orange County, Dexter and Sally Jackson were married July 21, 1945. Orig- inally from Pasadena, the couple lived in Corona del Mar and Cos- ta Mesa. She is a gtaduate of Whittier College and he was gtaduated from Kingspoint Acad- emy in New York. Sixty friends and family mem- bers joined them in celebration on July 16 at the South Shore Yacht Club in Newport Beach. Af now for aometldng cW- erent -We all need diver- on from that burning question, •Can there be life after Gadd! R. Vasquez?" So let's fill today's space with offerings and observations of,a non-political nature. There might even be some items you didn't already know, a.s follows: -Accolades of the week must be bestowed on plucky, perky Barbara Aune, who's back at her Grubb & Ellis realty office only three months .after a harrowing series of bone marrow trans- plants. She dismisses her ordeal of cancer treatments as though they were merely symptoms of a common cold. We should all be so unsinkable. -Equally admirable is the remarkable Nora Hester, who wears her 82 years proudly and beautifully -the envy of women half her age. With devoted hus- band Charley, Nora visited my cage the other day to deliver a tape of Friday's "Regis & Kathie Lee Show,• which captured for- ever my 15 seconds of fame. -Stop the presses, I've just ----= ------. • .~ • -----I • .' ; ~ jerry kobrin been advised that, after a whirl- wind courtship of only six years, • mortgage banker Roger Luby and the beauteous Pamela Miller are getting married. They'll tie the knot Sept. 9 at her parents' plantation in Kona. Adding to the sweet scenario will be the matron of honor, Aissa Wayne, who was Luby's co-vic- tim in that dastardly attack directed by her ex-husband. Thomas Glonl.s, seven years ago. Best man will be Dr. Roy Hulse of Palm Springs, who just aced me out for the honor. -Remember that Corona del Mar fisherman who made a small fortune (nearly $150) when he snapped pictures last month of a yacht burning at sea? Well, he almost did it again over the weekend. While motoring north on the 405 Fearway. he wit· nessed a five-car wreck. And where was his camera? Neatly tucked away in a back-seat bag. Alas, he was told to keep mov- ing. The good news: Everyone survived the pile-up, and his camera is now equipped with a shoulder strap. They're_insepa- rable. Our hero's name? Let's call him Royal Disaster. -It was triple-digit heat in the desert Saturday, but a China Cove couple (no names, please) felt they had to attend a friend's wedding in Sweaty Palm Springs. They got there early. Two weeks eaity to be exact. Happy to report that the ride home was much cooler. 1 -Suggestion of the week '• comes from Martin Abramow- ltch of Costa Mesa, who says he's just trying to be helpful. His note: •Tue bloated 1Tansportation Authority should offer a percent-• age of its bus revenues to our bankrupt county even if it's just a - token apiount. • Right, Martin, tt • would be only fare. He could carve out a whole new career - A friend of mine, who hails from Bowdon, N.D., just turned 70 and says he had a childhood vision of how he'd spend his retirement years. "When I reached 10: be recalls, "I thought I could just sit in a rocking chair and whittle." Instead, he's busier than ever, distributing his millions to a legion of worthwlule causes. r. So what about his longtime flt dream? He was complaining about that the other day, and a fnend offered a suggestion. l • H I had your kind of money,· v1 said the helpful one, "I'd hire £. someone to do the whittling for ii me." 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He is also an author and lecturer to the trade on antique and collectible period jewelry. He will be available next Thursday, Friday and Saturday to consult with you on the discreet disposition of your jewelry for the highest possible cash market price. Dispose of a single piece or an entire collection . Three Days Only Thursday, August ·10 ....................... 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, August 11 .................... ' ........ l 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, August 12 ....................... I 0 a.ril. to 5 p.m . Or by appointment upon request CHARLES H. BARR .. 1803 Westcllff D~, Newport j b T 11 1 " l I J WEDNESOAY, AUGUST 9, 1995 CHARGES CONTINUED FROM 1 . generous• a{TlOUJlt d time. Still. city ctfida1s say. Sheth con· tinued to operate the motel even ~the permit. "[t's nice ~ finally stop him from opera.tlng." Mayor Joe Erickson said Tuesday: "I tbb\k it shows the citi- ' , zens of Costa Mesa llhe city's resolve to stop the motels that run their busi-nesses in an unlawful manner. • "We'll give them overy opportu- nity to make corrections on their own. But if the owner doesn't do that, we're not going to back off. We're g<Xng to see to it that the place is SUMMER CONTINUED FROM 1 temperatures have been in the low to mid-60s. a drop when compared to last summer's average of 72 degrees. While the cool water and small swells have caused a dip in sales of summer wet suits at the Frog House. the local surf shop has enjoyed a long board boom. "What kept us busy is selling long boards -both new and used," Frog House manager Mike Behof said. "The whole month of July was d month for long board- ing. Up until today, it's been a pret- either deaned up or doled down • On Tuelday. ~ MurUtjpal Court JUC:tge Oaig Roblton ~ Sheth with a St,000 fine. HoWeYer. Robison~ a six-mooth j@l sentenced. provided Sheth com- pletes three years probation: Under tenns ct probation. Sheth must not break any laws or opei:ate the ~ Inn without lhe ¢V's approval In addition. ~ agreed to allow the dly to secure the site cmd place a lien on the property to cover the costs of fencing and boarding up the buildings as well as legal costs. Sbeth's attorney was aitical of the city's actions in the case, saying Cos- ta Mesa officials were "poli.tlcally motivated." ty dismal swnmer as far as surf is concemed." Steve Cooke, a marine biologist for the California Department of Fish and Game, said the inconsis- tencies are all weather-related. A lot of the suquner weather characteristics ride on El Nino -a warming current that comes from the Western Pacific and traditional- ly brings warm Wdter and surf, Cooke said. This year, El Nino was noticeably absent. But judging from Tuesday's weather temperatures in the 80s and water temperatures close to 65, August could salvage this summer and put it on the books as Mnor- mal," Cooke said. 110 e11•111r ••o . c11•111r \ RENT-TO-OWN Furniture,· Electronics & Appliances SCRIP CONTINUED FROM 1 Sept. 1. The certificates disappeared a couple of months ago when they were packed in a Federal Express envelope ready to be refunded for cash. Jacobs said she has no idea what happene.d to the package. which could have been lost or stolen. The certificates r~present the scrip program's prO'flt for the entire school year, ano can be redeemed by whoever finds them. The PPO filed an insurance claim for the loss last month, but was denied. Last week the orga- nization reported the missing scrip to the Newport Beach Police Department. Jacobs has offered to make full restitution for the lost certificates by dipping into her personal sav- ings. Though the PFO had anticipat- ed and budgeted $10,000 in rev- enue from the scrip program, Stemler said the loss will have no • • 6'x 9' lndo-Kashan Reg $2950 SALE PRICE $950 NOW $590 NeedleQOint Approx. 8 )( 10 direct effect on projects budgeted m the COJJWUJ year. .. The end r ult is we're about $10,000 to $12,000 in the hole in the ~crip prQgram because it made les tha.n we thought it would,• he aid, adding that the budgeted amount Will be absorbed in part through a reserve fund. , The loss has been aj)lemish on an ~9terwisc productive !und- raising effort, an4 PFO officials said they are concerned scrip might get a negative reputation from parents. Harbor View began the scrip program two years ago after watching it successfully raise funds for private schools. The PFO buys scrip certificates to stores such as Vons, Bullocks or Thrifty at a discount from a scrip clearing house. The group then sells them to parents who plan to shop. 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However, "the~ may be other suspects out there,. GoniSsaid. The family questions the rela- tionship between McLaughlin and Johnston. Johnstoll was bequj4thed $150,000 and a 1991 Infiniti car lh McLaughlin's will. and she was the beneficiary of a $1 million li(e insurance policy. "The engagement was ne'o(er announced,• said Jenny McLaughlin. "I don't believe my dad had any intention of marrying her." Johnston had lived with Mclaughlin for two years m the Balboa Coves home and at an ocean front home on Seashore Dri- ve. Johnston and her two children no longer live at the Seashore home at the request of the McLaughlin family, Jenny McLaughlin said. "She said we shut her out of everything. but I'm not sure what - she':. e.nbtled to,• sho said. The ti.ming of the reward announcement c.ame betore John. ston's preliminary bearing at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday in Harbor Court Jotinston i5 suspected of forgmg 15 checks with an estimated total Of $500,000 fTom McLaughlin's accounts. Jenny McLaughlin, her sister Kim, and a few family frien~ atte.nded the court proceedings, to •see that there's justice done if 111 fact she is guilty," she said. .,. Johnston, who was hiding from the media in the courthouse restroom befor~ the court proceed. ings, said she could not make any comments on the advice of her attorney. Btian Ringler, William McLaughlin's accountant of 10 years, testified for the prosecution that he discovered "discrepana~· in the monies funneled out or McLaughlin's trust account for which Johnston had no signing power, to an account in which she was named the primary trusfee. A handwriting expert will be called to the stand today to testify on the authentici~ of the signatLUP on checks, D'Agostino said. Party Trays Order by t h e do~en! • Mini Tacos • Trays of Enchiladas • Mini Taquitos • Tama les • Mini Burritos • Chingolingas Salsa, Rice, Beans & Guacamole fry the Quart! 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Costa Mesa Corner of Harbor & 19th St. • ~~~~~~~~ 1 vlSA I Sun. 11-5 • • • • EYE-OPENER t:Jewport Harbor YCs Casey Hogan dominates regatta. l.£AH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT A former standout athlete at Corona del Mar High, Steve Cirillo ls now makl.ng quite a mark in off-road racing. -j •Corona del Mar's been intrigued by off-road driving style and the style of Barstow. . . . . rdcing and immediately t>egan my co-driver (Newport "I try to help promote my Steve Cirillo fmcting tinkering with the 1987 Toyota resident and brother-in-law sponsors' products in whatever success racing his SR5 Extra-Cab i:ie obtained Drew Hove)," Cirillo way I can, but I'd rather not . . shortly after his 10th birthday. explained. "I'd say my biggest race as a career, because I've pickup truck lil the desert. "I had always been into the strengths are just patience and seen how stressful 1t can be on By Barry Faulkner, Daily Ptlot . w ith dust, dlrl. -mud. bugs and rocks among the desert debns flooding through the front windshield operung of his midsize 4 X 4 pickup truck at ~s of up to 90 mph, the last thing Steve Cui.I.lo needs is a complex dnving strategy. ARd so 1t is thdt 1usl two races into the 20-year-old Corona del Mar resident's competitive racing Cdreer, he seems to have mastered the simplistic approach. "I try to be relaxed in the seat and pomt the tmck where I want to go," said Cirillo, who followed up a second-place finish in his debut with a victory in the 750 Class of the Johnson Valley 200, the fifth m the seven-race LaRana desert series, on July 22 A former three-sport athlete at Corona del Mar (football, basketball and volleyball). Cirillo said he hdd alwdys Urban's slam ' backs Nuzum; Ptilido wins desert and I watched some understanding. I rarely worry the drivers," he said race~ on TV." Cirillo recalled. about too many things in my "The LaRana series 1s a "So, l asked my mom to send We." proVlng ground for drivers, me to driving school as a . Cuil.lo, entering his third and 1t is cheaper and more graduation present, and it 1ust year at Orange Coast College easily accessible than SCORE progressed from.lbere. It's a lot. before transferring ~o C~l Poly (a more establlshed off-road more fun than I thought it San Luis Obispo. does not plan racmg series) would be." to make "LaRana 1s an up-ctnd- Cirillo "I'd say my biggest raang his coming orgaruzation. but its credits his We. main emphasis is to have fun basic style to Strengths are just "My and make raCUlg a family the Rod Hall patien ce and goals are event It allows drivers to be Driving just to race professional about racmg. yet School in understanding. I rarely for free and still approach it as a fun Reno, where worry about too many keep it as a activity." he learned to hobby," Another source of redlize the things in my life." said Cirillo, enjoyment for Cinllo is the limitations of _ STEVE CIRILLO who hopes in~olvemenl of several friends both himsell to use his and former CdM classmates as and his education crew members. vehicle. to start his "My pit crew is made up· "Some of it is natural ability, own contracting business ¢ter mostJ;r from friends who but mostly, I'm doing what I college. graduated from CdM," Cinllo was taught," said Cirillo, To help support his raci.tifJ said. whose 6-foot-2, 200-pound efforts, Cirillo, a member of.the "They're all learning dnd frame helps him measure up to three-truck Fuzzy Pickle very willing and we're dll the rigorous physical Racing Team, has already having d lot of fun It's a punishment administered attracted more than a dozen definite thnll for me to see my during a race, which typically sponsors. friends do sometlung to help covers 200-500 miles. He hopes to add more with me, without me ever dskmg ·1 didn't really expect to be future success, beginning with them to m the position I'm in this early, this weekend's Summer Heat Call it another of Cmllo ~ but I was Gonfident in my Trophy Dash sprint race in simple pleasures. BOA T I NG . QUOTE OF THE DAY "Its a lot more fun than I thought ... • -. ... -SI'EVE CIRIILO. off-rood racer. Jack Bell has been bitten by the golf bug • Former standout athlete at Newport Harbor High has gradually developed admiration for the game. C hris~as came early for Jack Bell of Costa Mesa recently out of an exciting golf equipment sales contest. The superb reward found Bell, 63, being flown to West Palm Beach, Fla. for two days of free golf and fun~ -and Plat included playing with veteran pro Gray Player of South Africa. S I DELINES don cantrell .. "What an honor that was for me,· Bell said. for Bell and those m Fort Ord Bell, a six-handicapper, had SpeciaJ Servtces, D1vis1on _met his share Q{ noteworthy Faculty. at Pao.be Grove's t nme-h~le course · e---golfers as a top sales representative at Roger Dunn's week · r 3 p.m.) He c d Golf Club in Seal Beach over the live with that blessmg years. Although theu fnendslup spllt His all-time golf greats I off dunng the war, Bell always include Jack Nicklaus, Arnold respected the 6-foot-4 San Palmer, Ben Hogan. Sam Snead I Franosco native, who had a lugh and Bobby Jones. regard for Bell's classic diving Add two he-has met, George style Archer and Gary Player. "Both During one of Bell's exhlb1tion great players and gr~at men divtng productions one afternoon beyond the game," Bell said. al the Army pool, he chose to In prep years at Harbor High, advice Eastwood that the Bell was a fine halfback with an coco-malting was corrung loose 8-1 grid team, a medalist in low on the 10-meter platform, a hurdles and an All-CIF diver. He ddngerous situation. had little use for golf, save for "With the Army. I was not all caddying at places like the Santq that opturustic that the job would get done m good b.me," he Ana Country Club. It ---......-----. recalled. "But a day or so meant good tips. later, I was passing by He laughs in reflecting back to the the pool and observed Clint on lus hands and early '50s after a tf physical education golf knees .up·on the pla orrn course at Orange Coast nailing down a new College. matting to stop any slippage· Then came the • 1 admJ.red that,• Bell followmg period serving sdld • Chnt didn t pass as an Anny lifeguard at ,~!ll:!= the buck by askmg the Fort Ord pool wt~ ~ someone else to do 1t He future Hollywood actor Jack Bell went up there and did 1t and director Clint lumself " Eastwood. who was also What he also recalls about beginning to lean strongly Eastwood lS that he was not a toward the game or golf. During prep years, Bell said. spectacular figure in those days. "He was pretty much llke an . "I kind of thought it was a SISSY average guy,· Bell swd. sport. You know how us guys were at that age and year.• "He played golf, but I don't Who knows? Maybe that remember any other sports mcluded Eastwood. a native of except that he was more into a San Francisco. weight program. He probably His ribs might well ace if got his handicap way down over 9 3 the years." some old friend (circa 1 5 ) But he didn't know exact posted a photo of Cpl. Eastwood figures of toddy He knows the and Bell, later a platoon sergeant actor-director has contnbuted in the Korean War, standing dDlple tune and energy to a around a golf cart and wrote number of chanty golf events on "These sissies play golf " television Bell, always a man of good humor, recalled one happy day Golf remdlns lugh with Bell m when Eastwood secured free golf • SEE BELL PAGE 6 Hogan dominates '95 Leiter Trophy • NHYC junior wins her first junior women's national championship. NEWPORT BEACH -The final day of sailing tor the 1995 United States Sailing-Rolex Jumor Women's Championship for the Nancy Leiter Clagett Trophy end- ed in victory for the host Newport Harbor Yacht Club's own Casey Hogan. Hogan, 18, who led throughout the regatta, finished off the series with a 1,3 in two races to solidify the win. With light breezes again stalllng racing unW 2 p.m . Mon- day, the competitors took advan- tage ol the warm water and spent some qualiW time swimming dur- ing the ~ent. With enough breeze to start a race, Hogan got off the line m secon d, but passed Angela Scheibner ol Grosse Pomt~. Micb. do~ and woo the race. In ~ ae&nd nK."e ui10lr • lits U. more·~bh.eze, Hogan malia· tllDed ber ~. turning Md aroUbd ·tmrJ.llMY\. Hogen attnbut9d blr Win tit ar f rtmt teiJinO abcl O-'ng di ....... ................. ................ to,.., ................ -n. J starts were key." Hogan's starts were consistent- ly the best m the fleet. She had placed 14th in 1994. Hogan completed the six-race, one-throwout series that began Saturday for an overall cumula- tive core of 11.75 points. Runner- up Fiona McClean ol La Jolla, wtth a cumulative score of 2&, points, edged out Annelise Moore of Carmel, who claimed the event's bronze medal. Newport Harbor Yacht Oub hosted tlus yea.r's competition. organized annually for junior women sailors ages 18 and under by U.S. Sailing, the sport's gov- erning body. The regatta brought together 61 young women from 16st4tes to race in singlehanded competition in Laser Radials, a 14-foot. high, peiformance radrig boat. 1be top ftnllhen: 1.. c-.. ...... • ......... ,. 11.1 ...,_,, Jtona-~ L9 ..... 11;, AnneMle Moore. CanMl. '2t.7S: "' ................ " ..... 11.11; S; lrin MmDs ... -~ eonn .. n.s: 1.. 1.n set •• .-... ._ Point. Mch.., • 7, C.W Mite hn. "°'.,,Sit a.Iii ......... .-. .... na .. ""' a... .... ,. ................ ... a s.n 11; u. ~ .. ._ Rae llU ~ 'Q. ..... Wf.DNESOAY, AUGUST9, 1115 bls life 4lld trylng to convey sound advice to oth . He lt1ll Calla it •The Game ol HoMr. • H is dlscouraged by much he has observed in the put decade r lative to •nie Honor System• and proper behavior on the courses. And there is a new breed, he says, who are ottensive, full of swagger a.ed disrespectful on codes of honor. Bell said, •Golf is a great game. but it is only a game to everyone except a couple hundred golfers in the world, most of whom make a lot of money.• He added, •Most golfers would have more tun and play better golf if they would realize that it's only a game and just relax. "r am concerned about the game continuing in an honorable and dignified manner." He feels such valued lessons are no longer being taught by responsible parties in varied circles that once cared about eleva~g etiquette and good sportsmanship. ·Mostly men, but I've seen a few women who can't control their temper, and they can make 1UESDAY'S COUNTS O.Veys Locbr -7 boats, 242 anglers. 2 yellowtail, 100 bonita, 329 barracuda, 961 sand bass, 125 calico bass, 1 white sea bass. 2 halibut. 1 mako shark, 6 blue At very uncomtortable for all.• ' Bell Kid. •ffeel moR of UI bate to paay arowid bot be&dl. • Ahotber growing heedache to<lay, be said, are tbOM who COOIWDe time beyond a f e and reasonable limit. •[t'• just not fair to all tbe other playen b,y thole who can take up to five.om hours for a round o1 golf on Sundaya, • be said. Beil. 4 gallant aoldier wbo WU nominated for the Silver Star in 1 KoMU oombat, said, 11GoU ls such a great game. It has no age barrier. A begmner can be anywhere from seven to 10 years old. "Most places you can play golf and pair up with very interesting people.• He paused for a smile, then said, "You all have the same goal -hit that silly ball in that very small bole way down there." Bell added, ~1 work very hard to maintain my game. A back problem can slow me down on occasion. I have a choice to make: Play and hurt or not to play and hurt. No one gives you anything in golf except maybe a bad time.• Well, save for Santa Claus in West Palm Beach. •DON CANTllEU Is a fonner sports editor for the Costa Mesa Globe Her- ald, forerunner to the Dally Pilot, and • resident of Albuquerque, N.M. • shartts, 5 sculpln. N•,vport Landing · S boats, 132 angler5. 553 sand bass, 93 calko bass. 40 barracuda, 14 halibut, 9 bonlto, J sculpin, 1 yellowtall. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES HARBOR LAWN- MOUNT Oll~E Cemetery Sales leads Furnished INS URAN.CE INDIVIDUAL & GROUP HI S I I{ \I I s • LIFE • HEALTH/DENTAL • ANNUITIES DAN E. 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Fk:tJUou••utlneN 2175 PACIFIC AVENUE the wiD or Htate, or dec eutld you must rtle ailtlotlu h UM ill ht ~ .... 1 Vic~ t lnc9't-r:openy IMKrtDed .-.Ove flltt of OOall ,_. • IM f!C'mlQWIUllUI N~.l&atetNnt llt'*9i t85 both, of: ANNflTE your cl;lm with the S\111 OI • hc:tlDUI Biisinm .. ot Mbc.ellMeou• • i>W'*'" to IM: 2807 •UC. ot l"8 ~of Ot -.nAttMUlf The I~ peraont .,.. LOM No. ... 2 COST A MESA CA 12827 SCHOENBACH aourt and melt a •oJlV to tUn1t '" ~ o1 flt ... of ........ In °"' Offtc• Of lM ltue Wae• Dttw, ~ C-ty,,, Thi '*-"G l)ltSOll(I) 1~ dOlnQ biillnff.I M! N'N: tst.ol.023 The undtf'alOMd TNtt.. A PETITION has the peraonehepreHnte• lnellW under r... $1111, 0t Cowriy "-cOftMI of MW 9Nc:t\,CAnat. YOU W IN ClJAUll UllOfR A ~ 1111tinat •• 1: Al.Jl()M) Aoytl Mar el111G Oroup, 20 T,&. No. IOI031 dtlclatma 'Vf'/ liablltv fot bHti frJ~ bv SH!LOON tlVt eppolnted by the &. (See !etMNI 1440) County. Eaupllng t"8fe-TIM WMMI..,._ Tt'VMN DUD Of TRUST OAllO 3/l91N TM COICfPTS b' AlJl()l,()TP.{ Sen Anulmo. Ranc ho ~:iiil!AH!1' T NOTICE TO any tnc:on9dntu " IM •• GERSTEN In the COUii w ithin lour 11().flilsinasund ProfesSIOll9 :::,:, .. ~ :;,.,~ :~:· ell.SC~.,.., :::-:1 :: ~m,y~~~~~ 1,, COHSlA.THl GROUP. 1261 s Santa Margarita, CA 12aa "" TY OWNER: tttMt ~ and ot1* Superior C04.lrt of Cali--month• from th• ctAit• de) .. ~ 11\Y onKtnHt MAY 8l SQ.O AJ A iuuc LYl)fl. I Q SltU A/IA CA catol Diane MilJtw>ei, 20 ARE IN DEFAULT common ~. If fornle, aounty of Or-of firet 111uenc e of A1ncw1H111110 :'.!81 ti=oc'~·. by "'"' addreH •nd other SAL£ 11 YOO NCEO AH Em A· 92~ Sen Anulmo, Ranc ho R A DEED OF any. ahown twti1n engt. louera H f?rovlded In llllC II· WATAtl, lq. • wtt.c Vtf Mown <Of'lllYIOft deltONUOn. If NATl(JH Of THE NAlll\£ Of THE OtorQt $coll. 6l1 H ~-S4nla M11ga11ta. CA D2Gee ST, DATED SEP-Said .. will be made. THE PETITION r .. Hction 9100 of the ~ lox~35 th.c =y be= or un. eny-=:.;tM.Banti ol PROC£EJ)llfC AGAll'ST YW. YOU 11011 La/II, Wall'llt, CA 01789 J!'t~ ~uy~~·~~uafon- 8£R 11. 1989. UN-but without COV9Mnt ot quest• that SHfLDON C•lifornlaProbateCode. """"'"CAg1m d., the peJCef Cl land MlttlceNTliA.Attn•AJ. SHOIA.OCOllTACTALAW'iEA 1283 Ha-... ou at do YOU TAKE ACTION anty, _,,, ... °' Im· S .GERSTENbeappolnt· The. time for ftlinQ Hewport8eachCoslJMm hertln•bov• cleacrlbtd, bert l'•utt. •tll, hsl· mt TutM Avt11..,. 138 Cotla ~~ 611 H Pl~-bualnes~ et?~ Ing PROTECT YOUR plled. regarding title, po9" •d •• perton8' r9S1reHn-01.ims will nol explr6 CN32t701 .M 26, Aug 2.11,16, •oOtthff wltn tn. PttDWI-n•H L•ndJng S.IV.lcH MeM. C4 12627 "(II •• .,, ... '°" Lane. WllM CA 01189· Corot Mi:.l'twa ftTY, IT MAY BE ion, Of' encum~. tatfv1 to administer th• beroro four months llXl6 II right Of drllllng, mfnlng, l.A.O., P.O. loa f012, lddr• or comm011 d111gn111011 l283 Thia at•t.em-nt wu ftled D AT A PUBLIC Including feft, charges •nd e1tat• of the daoedent. from tM heerlng d11• PUBLIC NOTICE ex.ptorlng Ind optfatlnt PHMlnt, CA ttt02-COt2. 01 1>•ol*ty " ei.o.w11 •bovt, no .... I~!.. bJ1~si 15 conO.iclt(l IJV wilh the counsy Clerk of E IF YOU NEED AN elepen8" of the Trust" •nd THE PETITION re· noticed et>ove. lhlretor, Ind 1l0tlng In ~:·=-No.: (IH) wai11111y • given • to "' c:on1· ,.,.s~.. .,,~~ .,_, Orange County on August l.ANATION OF THE of the trusta cr•lld by M1d queet9 th• dec edent'• YOU MAY EXAM· NOTICI OF TAUITEE'I and removing the ume . 1>111111-or correc1t1M1) • The ,,."'Slllnl ·-not yet -""n I 1995 Fl54087 URE OF THE P RO. DMd of Trutt, to pey the W ILL nd di 'I If INE the file ke t b the IALE from .. Id ,_nd or 1ny oll\-kid Nit wtll be made betl1hc111Y und11 llld Deed ol to lillllltct Oisiness undtr Ille • DING AGAINST YOU. rem91nlfliJ principal ~ms ofld env, :. J~1~:J· to oourt. If you f,. : per· Trust" llal• No. •r lend, Including the right but without covenant or Tru•. by r-n or a b1uell 01 liet~ !11111ness rwne 01 Dlllly Pilot Aug~st 9, 18, SHOULD CONTACT ~ote{s) MCUred "{ 19 • probete. The Will end eon Interested in th a11221H-6 to WNpstocll Of dlrtctlon· W•rr1nly, •xr,uMd or Im-~ra11• Ill IM oblloafaon• Meurtd namH hsled herein 23• 30, l995 wl75 WZ~uST 30 1996 s162 61~ 88T~ tfnt.,~ eny codicil• ere evall· eetat• vou may tu! Tltl• Ofder Ho. 1172355 .i1y drlll end mine from plltd, reger •no ttti., po• ~':,..~ h:•~~"u=..:i~~ ~~bGfrOAG£ SCOTI PEAR PUBLIC NOTICE 10.00 A M • CAL~ lhereOn fl'om 12/01/SM .. llbf• for examination In with th• court • formal l\lf•rtnct No. lands other then thoae .... 1on, or Wllltlll o.:laracron of O..f1u• 11141 lhr lrled STERN RECO' NVEY· 10.12!5"" ,.,_ ~·-u the file kept by the Requ11t for Specie! I0200l26'2Q htrelnabove dt1crlbed, oM encumbranct1, fOf tht Olmand lo! Sale and wr~l111 ltll Coul SlitemeCl111 ... w~ 0 w11h Flc:tltlous Buslneu .,. ...-•'"'v"' rt NotJce of the filing of an APN Ho. 41M12·11 °' OH w.tts, tunnels •nd purpoH Of utlsfylna the llOla ol cllllllhftd of eteetlOft 10 nt; · e,,. range N•m• Stetement E CORP .• • Cellfomia prOYlded in said "°!~!L~ cou THE PETITION rt· Inventory end ipprolHI YOU ME IN DEl'AUl..T sh.ft• Into, through or lndtblednus HCUfed by ca11M tlle ulldtrtiO"td to ... Mid Cou"'YT~".Myl 20i:.~ Tha following persons 111 Ion 11 duly ap. cost• end 11"1 ~..,..,.. 8\Jlhori of 1tt•t• •tsets or of UNDER A DEED Of acrots the aubMHfec:t Ott Mid Deed of Truat lncJud-PloPll1Y to ut•ly NJd obltga· t«l' -...;· hrs """'°"s ~ dolfl9 business as: Id tru1t .. under •nd h Inter.I. QU .. tt I ty to any petition o r account TRUST DATED 02JOlllO. tht land htfeJntbove cM-Ing the ftt11 charges and ,_ Md rllelull• 1111 undw· Statement tlq)rtS ,,.,. ~1111 trom Rio• LandlCllpe and Main· t lo DMd of Trust ESTIMATED TOTAL tldmlnlster tho aitete H provided In He lion UNLESS YOU . TAKE AC-scrlbtd, •nd lo bottom HIMf\MI °' the Tru1IH. eiil_ ntd cauMd NICI llOla of lhe elate 11 was filed rn the Ofliee lenaneo, 937 w . w~son St , SEPTEMBER 14, DEBT S1n,871 1i unde! tM Independent l l50 of 1he Californle TIOH TO P9'0TECT YOUR •udl wNp1toclltd Of Tile trustH unchf uld dMad and ol eiectlOll to bt ol lbe Coumy Otl\ A new fd Costa Mesa, CA 92627 11 IMt No 89-The btMllcWy under Adminl•tr•tlon of Ee· Probate Code A Re· Pft.Of>UTY, IT MAY IE dktctloM"y drllled well•, Deed of Tru11 uuud a Recofotd Aclf~ 26. 111115 n tnt11 tous llusineu Name Statement Ervtque Rios. 937 w. w•· ii of omctel R9cord8 uld DMd of TNlt h«elo-tatet Act. CThl...uthori· j ti SOLD AT A PUBUC SALE. tunneJs end ahafta und• Not'« of Oefautt and Etec;-Ho 9S 0175038 IR 11oo11 P191 ol nMSt be blecJ befott 1naume l he son s1 Costa Mesa. CA Ome. of tho Coynty fore UKutld and defN9rld lV wlU allow t~.-pereon-qu .. t for Sp~,~~.' Nof ca IF YOU NEED AN EX· and benilllth Of beyond tlon to Stll to be recorded Ollcul Recofd• .. ttte olhu 011111 lrl!ng ol llU staiement does no1 ol 92627 ·· of ORANGE o the undorllonld •written al repre1ent1t1ve t~ take form la •vat ..,.. rom PLANATION Of' THE NA-th• tattflor Hmlta thereof, In Iha county wht1• tht 11cou1er ol Oruo• County, Sa.d 1tsell ai!horllt ltlt V$t rn ll'ts This business Is con· State of Cehfomla o.ctaratlon rI o.feult and meny ec tlont without tho court clerk. TUR£ Of' THE •net to rtdrl~L rttunnel, rHf property la localed .. of PfOl*'IY w• be llllde 111 slall OI 1 flatous 8u:s1nus ducted by-111 individual 9d by ROBERT E' Demand tor Sale, and e obtaining court 11P9rov-Attonw\:ior ,._...,: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST equip, m.lntain. repair, •nd more lh•n lhrff •u •" CON14IOll wcllo111 e&1111~1 tu/111 rn 'MllallOll ol lhl ngllts or Have you slatted doing ERS ANO YVONNE t n Notice of Dtfault el. Be.fore taking certain ~O !!-..i:dd•.eah YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· deepen and opwate any month• have •lap1ed °' -l'allty. ti11H-or wnot.ld. another under ftdtrll. SIN 01 ustness yet? Yes &-15.95 ATTERS. HUSBAND Ind Elec:tlon to Sell. The very important ectlon11 _,., -. St .. ft TACT A L.AWYl!R. 1uch -ll• or mines, with· •Ince such recordallon. reo1rd111g tdla l)OlletalOll, °'common llw (See Seclon 14-400 Enrique Rios WIFE, WILL S ELL undorllgnod cauMd Mid however, ~he P•!•on• ..., •Mlh CA 80740 On Oll111M al t :OO P.M., out, however, the rtght to Equltablt Oted Compa-111cumbr111c..10 Pllf •~• 111111111· tt seq ~siness Ind ProltsSIOM This llatement was filed UBLIC AUCTION TO Notice of Oeflult and Eloc· reprotent1t1ve w ill be 08/02, 08/03, 08109 Equllabte Ottd Comp•ny, drill, mine, •tore, Hs>">r• ny, 11 Trust••, Trust Dted ing 1>1lllCIPal eum of th• llOlej• 1 • with the County Clerk ol. EST BIDDER FOR lion to Sell 10 be recofdld In required to give notTce PUBLIC NOTICE 11 the duly appoint.ct and operate through lh• Unit IMM, in South MC111td by Nici deed ot Trull First fllino Orerigt County on July 19 CASHIER'S the county wf'I«• the real to lntere1ted pertoni TrustH under •nd pur-aurf.c:• or the upper IOO Beaudry Avenue, 1tlh wit~ rnt11t11 • m wid nolt BURROW ESCROW COMPANY 1995 F852895 · k DRAWN ON A property Is located. u n I e 18 the v h 8 " • Fit Ne. Ftlt7tt su.nt to O..d of Trult ,.. feet of lh• aubaurf•ce of FIOO!i Los Angel11, CA PfOYlded, ldVanca. 11 any und1t 501 M Cl °" p E OR NATIONAL FOR SALES INFOR· waived notice or con· FICTJTIOUS BUSINESS cordad on 02J1Sl90 ' 11 the lanct-hertln•bove CS.-90011, Telephone Num· the lt1m1-ol wid Deed ol Trull, S fWf ,: Daily 1101 AYgust 9, 16, A CHECK DRAWN MATION: Mon-Fri 8:00 santed to the p~os-... .. ... E st•n•uNT Document No. 11).471131 1c111>ed, H rtMrvflt by bar: 1213) MM163, By: •-. charo• and tlll>tfl-ol lh ll'U=Anl 'it 112 23. 30. 1995 wl 72 ""' -" '"~ 8 k p °' otfkt.I the lrvln• company, • Juntda LH , Truatet S•I• lrutt• and ol 1111 """' etHled ""acll·COsll Meu ' S TATE OR FEO. a.m. to !5·00 p.m (619) a ction.) The I epen· The lollOWinQ person(s) iv.ire R 00 d jO~; otnc Of Michigan Corporation, In omct1, D•t•: 07118196 by Nld Deed ot Tru11 Silld ea CN321 93 79162-RC Jul 26, A&lg PUBLIC NOTICE CREDIT UNION OR 590-9200 dent edmlnletretlon OOtng wsiness IS l HREE ecor 1 n • Deed rec'ordtd October ASAPH0860 w.U bt held on Augu11 22. 1~5 2.9.16 1995 ECK DRAWN BY A Doled: JULY .l.:·~995 euthorlty will be granted S KAiBD GROUP, LlO. 901 Q'olc g'~n~;corg:j11!fn.!"•n~ 14 tin In 8ooll t2At6 7121 8/2 8ll at 3 00 pm on 1h .. tront atepa 10 STATEMENT Of AllAHOONMEHT OR FEDERAL CAL·WE~ANCE c=· unle11 an Interested Center On11e. Su1ta :m. Santa ecuted' by· Jam~• R P~g• 197, Official PUBLIC NOTICE l:~u:~'j:;g9E01c~~~~~g~~;:, PUBLIC NOTICE USE OfflCTIT~~US BUSINESS s A.NO LOAN 5 EAST MAIN STREET person files en objection Ana. CA 92703 Wood Ind Diane 8 Wooi Records. CA Al lhe ume or the m11111 pubk Fict itious Bu1lnet1 IATION, SAVINGS 52 PO BOX 22004 to the petition end Thtte S K. toe • a Cal1loma huaband and wife is Joint The total •mount of the NOTICE Of IRUSTEE'S SA!.E carion ol th11 notice:-rhe tot1 NAME IATION. OR SAV· C &ho ws good cause why ccrporaboni~ W Stllttl St . Sle Ttn•nta unpaid balance of th• Ts No f2194~3 •mounr or the unpaid batanca ot Na me Stetement lhe lollow1ng perwn(~ BANK SPECIFIED EL CAJON. A 92~4 tho CO\.lrl should not 12101. Los NlQCIH, CA 00014 Wiii sell et publlc auction obllgatlon'\ecured by th• Unit Code f the obltg11ron aecured by the l he lollow1ng persons are llaS'Nve abandoned tne use CTION 5102 OF THE ~"'f"I 5"" "200 grant tho euthoritv. SuO Group, toe . I Cllltlom lo the hlghHt !>ldder for property lo be aold and Loan No 827530G1/9£SANCON •bo•• detc:nbed dtltd ol 111111 and doing business as· tilt locccous ~SI/less name I< CIAl CODE ANO v •1 ..,.. A HEARING on the corpolabOn, 901 QlllC Ceote cHh (payable •I time or reaaon•bllf eallmattd AP# 1133.28-009 ttllmilted c.oa11. e•l*MI. and Texas Tan. 2043 Westclill UN1Tf0 PROOUCTONS b MEXJ. HORIZEO TO 00 By YVON ~ WHE:SEE~. petition w ill be held on On11e. Suite :m. SanlJ AN.. C Hie '1n l•wful money of coata, expenHa and •d· CA!. FED SCRVICE CORPORATION ldvlncet II $97.479 96 It Newpoll Beach, Cal It CANISI~ 1440 S MM.em INESS IN THIS . JVV.f Au us t 31 1995 et 92703 the llnHtd sltatu) •I: At vanc11 et lhe time of the FKA CAL FED ENIERPRISES, 11 oouible thill al lht lamt of u 92660 Blllll Anatlelm CA 92&6 TE W ILL BE HELO AT A~~!~_S..,•S,.(r:~ 1 .4°5 p M 1~ Dept 703 Tin blSrness 11 conducted bot th• North front 1ntrance, lnltlal publication or the duty appointed wi.tee under the th• opening bid ml)' bt 1ea1 th Rory Jacqueline Wal\(er. Tne hCD,pus wsmess name ENTRANCE TO THE '""""'"8/09-•lure lo'c•tod. et 341 Th~ Cit 1 oenerll paMershlp to the county courthouse, Notice of S.I• 11 t0Aow1no detcribtd dteer ot uu11 1h11011t 1ndebtedn-due 1307 Santiago. Newpor1 relt1reo to ibo~ w.s l~eo on 6· E CITY HALL. 300 ;1 .23195 0 . 0 x The lfOISllant commenced to 700 Civic Ctnlfl Drive $437,541.lt. Paymant Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCllON Oat• 7/l71115 Bnch, Cahl 92660 19 9!I II\ tne Counfy oC 01anoe T CHAPMAN AVE· PUBLIC NOTICE 9 ~~~~ re ngo C 11111ue1 hlsiness under lite West, S.nta Ana, CA all mull be by c11h • et· 10 TH( HIG11EST BIOO£R FOR CAL FED SERVICE CORPORATI Ava Karherine Hav1tland, illdOnl)llM Fite No f{,50071 E. ORANGE, CALI· IF YOU OBJECT TO hcn ous OISrness name c right, tllle and lnterut 1hlt(1 chec:ll d11~ on 1 CASH tin the lo1m1 wtuch 11e fKA CAI. fEO ENTERPRISE 1307 Sant.ago. Newport Su~tiSlng Cofr,or,.:,on ot RNIA. all nght, trtlo 1nd CHS12HU2 t ho nrentrng of the lllmtS listed ~l>O'lt on .line IS convey.ct to •nd nol/t held stale or natlon•I t..nk a l•wlul render 111 lh• Untied S111es) u Aid Trull• Beach, Calif 92660 Arnenu CA 1440 5 Anille<m ~ to and NOTICE n.c_ -"-' _ r. t090 by-ft-~ Mkt-Dffd-« ctrewn by• etate'or ot.Jb&.cutueu . Bv 1 o Setya~y.. This busmess tS. con. ...i ~ct/&92tlll5 hald by rf under urd vr petition. y ou 1hou1<1 SIGNED SBO GROUP IN: By Trust In tt\t property st-rectertl credit union or • olher cllecb ~fled on Crtol By Vai J Hopbt1 Aallalan dueled by· co-panners 1111~ ~SlntU w.is CO<U..tted of Trust in the prop-PE11TION TO oppeer et the hearing Sl-..nich Naito PrtSlde'nt tuated In iald County, check dr•wn by 1 at~te or Code Section 2924h (p;iyable HI Seer• Have you staned do•ng t>f a to•PC>tUOfl lituated In said CotAnty ADMW&STER ~nd i tal• your o~)ec· nu stattmtnt wu Meo with C•lltornl• deac:rlbtd u : ftder•I .. vlnga and loi n luU II tM uma ol Nie to 1 D 1750 E founh St . Ste 7 business t••? No Sioneo SUOlEASING CORPO .,._10 .. ---ribed as ESTATE Of: tto!"s . or Irl e . wmte n ,,.. Cou~Cltr\ of n •• ,_ EXHIBIT'.A" Haoc .. tlon .. ..,.,.,.,, aa-Str.ICI Como1ny) 1U ugh!, Idle Sanra A/11, Ca 9270 Rory W11 er AAllON Of At.t:RICA By Les [ ~.. -ANNETTE ob1oct1on1 with tho u"' "'-.,,. • ··• and 1n111111 conv'Y"1 lo and no.. (71 4)5•3·837 Ava Hav1lland COMPLETELY OE· County on 20 1995 Thi land referred lo In aoc:llltlon, Of .. vlnga bank held by 11 undw Nici Deed ol lrua.t 11 lnilable th• IAl*ted O!>lllrn This 513tement was filed ledel!r Prtsioer11 RIBED IN SAID DEED SCHOS.BACH ~ourt before the hear· NOTICE· l n.s flcnous Name lhla ouaranlH Is 11tuattd apeclflld In ne1lon 6102 1n th• oroP«tt ht1etniher de-bod miy be ob1a111td by calling th with the County Cle<k 01 ln.s s11ttn'lflll was ldeo vw.m TRUST, CASE NO. A178918 rng. Yo!Jr appearance S~ment upres live YU/$ ho In th• Stat• of Cattrornla, of the flnancllll Code and 1etibld • lolloW111g 1t1ep1ione numb4Ca o °' • Counr on Au ust tilt County Cler\ 01 0i~noe fhe street eddreu and To ell helr1, benefi· m ev be tn person or bV tile data ti was fdeo 1n the 0111ce County of Of~, Ctty ot author!Lld lo do bualneu TRUSTOR Darien• c e-ncon theoay belorethewle (71 4)480 3 ~ Y Fes42~2 Counryon!itf 13 1!1.15 common doslgn•tton clerles, c redltore, con· your •ttornav · ol Ille Couney Cltrlt A new ftct. Newport 8Hch, end Is do--In thl1 lt.te. BENEFICIARY Cahlo1n .. fed.-a 5690 • ~t<1pc>11 Buch-Cos11 Mua eny of the rnl ~ 1ingent c reditoret end IF YOU ARE A •Olis Business Name SIJleme acrlbed11follow~ Lot41 Th• street llddreu •nd SaY111g1 and l~n AssocoatlOll TAC 415960c PUB 8·2 8·9.8· Oally Pilot August 9. 16, CN3194!JO .AJl19?6 Auo29 : above ls · pur· ereona w ho me other· CREDITOR or 11 contin-tn.1s1 De hteo before tNI •me The of Tract No. 1385 .. r other common design•· Recorded MMch 25 1988 11 t6 23, 30, 1995 w174 1995 HOUSES/ CONDOS OR SALE GENERAL . LEASE/OPTION MESA VEADE C.M. 4Br 28a remod, 2-s ty. $1800mo/S292,000 THE BLUFFS. N.B. Back Bey view, 3Br 2.58a remod . Avl 9/1. t 2 100mo/$410,000. Donllld Plalf 433·9528 Coldw .. I Banker IRVINE 1044 UCICONDO 2Br, fp, AC, get, pool, a pa. tenni.. $149,900. Agent 769-9314 NEWPORT BEACH 1069 ----·-- *ITEPI TO BUCH St76K. Newly deo 2Bt 28a SEAVIEW. Bkr. 942·3890 WHY PAY CEMETERY PRICES? 714-44 3-0905 Brokor NEWPORT BEACH 2169 PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT EM'PLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 s 53 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOUSEKEEPER Needed PfT· 5 Days. B1tmguar ok. Call alter 1pm. CS45·1353 Antique Dealers New Antique m all accepting dealers to renl booth space. 25% Consignment 1tso welcome ...... 646-4561 11rBUYINQ ITEMS1t From 1800-1960. 1 pc: to enhre es tate. Paint· lngs. books. furniture, etc Immediate clfsh. top S. 673--62.23 Iv msg Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. WU>HESOAY, AUGUST 9, 1995 DOWN 1 Doo·Otlddted 2 Abiolute 3 Sarcaam 4 Comment 5 Burglar's target 6 crua. metals 7 Oc:topus'home 8 Consecrate 9 Sev• 10 Heavenly bodies 11 OU or mao1e 12 -Part!. FOR's estate 15 Fashion 19 Rece111e news 21 Hollow .. one 25 Hale end hearty 26 R•bblt's COUS1n 28 Petroleum 29 Lock's com~lllOn 31 Lion I IOI.Ind 32 Leave w11ho0t a modal 33-von B t 115 Blsmarcil 34 Gossip COiumn tldbit 35 Jutes Verne's captlln 36 Parched 40 Killed 41 Wire masure 42 -League -43 OiacOUfege 45 Actor Chaney 48 China/Russia divider 49 Cul (the turkey) 50 Filled with 7014 CIDD.1.AC I040 BOllDA •ao •ML •OAT• 'M m.DO 9&atrha, ... '71 -~ eng .... 4-0oor, Hate OieMI. ......_ dNI\, wr. fUll power, ~. n .. e1a oart> 11000 Auto. A/C. 181<. m OWi'* lettl\e. 111,000 lthr ln•••lot, $31&0 090 • .,._aM Champagne Co obo Jn.4074.. 080. -...121 ... ........ •• '"· 12400 4~1 561 N8'0ae, 10HP 111 .,......... D 10lk, ml. Y9flY enarp, dlH•I hHd oven ml. laloged fully 1,1pd, AC, cu1toml·PO ..... -._,.....,-.C----- I • 5 s,; HMO lo~ ut al wheel• a alarm. . Hun ::•::u. . ...:Or1ne at $7700 OB~. ;;.,-c:ri;· M.200 0110. 454-2923 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil openlnlf lead. Declarer played low 043 No. Balboa Chan. '90 Aooord llX 4-dr, '87 Fiero Blk, &- from dumm,y, £an took the kin( nel, 123,000 080. raenDo•-ftl\AS gold, )(nit cOf\dl 120 Perpect condl $2,7 and returned the 1uit. Declarer won 809-"2•~652 '-A5 • ~ ~ & .-v• otla mllH '8300 080 (310) 86~·3332 SPOT THE ERRORS Both vulnerable. South dealt. WEST • ., 10 3 2 098 OKS2 NOR'lll ••• OA4S <> Q J 10 8 815 •AlO and •tarted on diamond•. Sine~ 30' aallboal, lOHP can 8"-0700 Eaal had only one tntry, the hearts dlHel, head, oven, ••• Chovollo •·dr, --------·ITOYOTA withered on the vine aa declarer •le•P• 5. S•ll '19,990 r •toe~ fn .,. b4'k1, nu JAGUU 9105 wrapped up 10 tricka. or with mooring at \life, rotor1, brk pd•. liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- Thelltnoat rlarinr error, ., 10 043 No. Balboa Chan· ma Ortl NCI• pnt. lt5k ******* •94 CAMRY L• often i1 the caaa, occurred at the nel, S23.ooo OBO. ml.11•200 H0-9990 1e•o Sov. Black/ 2 dr, fully equip, xi very first trick. ln1tead of ri1ing 909-982'2652 172 •I Camino •lvg• Tan. Perfect Cond. .co!'ldj,~~:~.~~· ffi'll9H~ • J 8 •• EAST •987 O K765 2 <>A 1 •752 with the JUng of heart.I, Eut ahould 93 Compao Sloop 23 rdr/r ••I• damage. $18,995 850-5885 1~=~=----=,..,....,..._ encourage with th• Hven. Now It. Full k••L 1993 360 eng, 4 IP potlt• ******** 197S Torota Plcku We.at can win the tint diamond and lr&ller, 9.9 Suzuki. rac. S1k obo 639-2358 1880 Vanden Plu New eng., Irani delight 52 Follows Olde'8 S4 Vaguely SS Temperate 56 Lhua- 57 Ooaoelc:h carf0orns1 S8 Bronte'1 govemeu 60 -one's way (proceed) . 61 Overwhelmed 62 Wasdnven 64 Fry10g - 65 Nest·ogg lrl1ts. 10 11 SOtrl'B •AKQ5 O Q.JlO <>•• •K~US . ~!!,~ding: ""'u & o WEST NOR111 EAST lNT P... 3Nl' Pua Pa. Pau Opening lead: Nine of Cl Study the bidding and play of this hand. Did anyone commit an error? If so, who? North'• decision to jump to three no trump was eminently correct. With a ab-card minor, a relatively balanced hond and 11 high-card point.a. there was no point to trying for an ll·trick contract in five dia- monds. West struck gold with the heart play another heart, and whet.her Many •JC1Tu. 118,000 •77 Corvette Stingray· Low Miles. Excellent clutch, brakH, ha declarer rises wic.b the ac. or ducb, 998-1758 new GM3SO eng. new Car S 18,500 650-5885 ~~~~ ~~~:S~S:,.. the defendera have aet up the heart bf't(eJllr ... loaded, '77 Cl•••lo XJ12 suit while East ltill 'baa the ace of SPEED & mint condl 19500 obo. Sedan, 400 SB chevy 1--------n+oeeo eng. CA eml .. lon TRUCKS diamonds u an entry. Sia BOATS 7016 '82 Caprio• caaaalo plate $4,800 oeo.1=iiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil However, declarer 1hould foraee liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii va, A{r, 0 /0, Ice Cold 870-1708 1• this defense and take action to mi. -• ndt ..... 'FM c --------'73 250 v-• ... w1988 2211 Ski Boat• .. r CO ......., as• '88 XJ8 pamper your -ror trate iL Declarer haa only eight fut 5. 7 lllr• v.a, King Drives Petfecll Need• .. ,, wt luN lwuy. mlntl XL T camper •peclal trick.a and cannot counl on any in Cobra 0/0, low proflle Nolhlngl S2400 obo low mllH, nu tlrea. 1 -A real workhort• diamonds, so the ninth trick has to hull, JI.lat serviced, Call Sieve 854-7114. ownr 631·5031 •v• $2,500. 842·355 come from aomewbere ehle, and the new controller/uphol-'84 corv•tt• 65k ml• 673-8484 Beat offer! '90 Nl•••n 5-apd, AC club suit offers the only hope. 11ery. Great •kl boat· Rd/Blk Int. 1·0wn. Nu '85 Ranv•r Rov•r pwr •Iring, brk•. am latt-looka grea1 ..... r• pnl, tlrH, tran•. AJ-County LWB. Demo • Im ater, 1 ownr, n ady to go. $12,000 wa'/• garaged/Primo! 5,000 ml. Whll•fT~n tires. $5,500 733·1206 848·94'49/57 .... 247 $10,500 Bert 631-6111 $47,000 850·5885 27' Chaparral Sig· '87 C•prloo Claaalo VANS 922 n•turo. SpHd Boat. V8, lull pwr, 1 owner, JEEP 9110 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Only 95 hra. Loaded! le.Int cond. S.tl,995/obo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $38,000 _850-8885 714-88o.4750 '83 Turbo 4-door. Asswuing South i1 aJlowed to win the opening lead in hand, declarer should then lead a club, and finpse the ten! When that wins, nine tricks are in the bank. After cash- ing the ace of:clube, declarer enters the closed hand with a spade, and scores three spade tricks, two l·MARINE----S-UP--S-- heart.S and four clubs. DOCRS 7022 '90 Corvette Convrt, · 25k ml. co. loaded, 124,500 red/tan. Xlnl condl 841-8601 '83 Cherokff Coiintry Runs good, nu turbo. 4Wd, 1nr1, full pwr, tow Sunrl. PS/PB/PW/mlr· pkg, lmmac, 1-owner. rors. $3450. 65().8884 21K ml, tact warr, whV1-:::::-~----':""::-::~1• gry. $18,500. 720-1585 '87 Voyager LE Ful pwr, A/C, 7 pa1 PREE TQ YOU6022 PIANOS & BOATS 7011 4~10:!. ~ N::"::t CHRYSLER ' ORGANS 6059 6181 01 64~7492, 9050 MERCEDES 9130 1enger. Xnlt cond $3995.844-7835 Fr•• to apprvd IOY.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 2 lnfl•tabl• Bo••• BAL B 0 A y Ac HT '88 Lo Baron Nu eng. '74 MBBCEDES SL VO' •swAGE Ing homo 2 mixed 9'& 12' newt Hard BASIN haa boat all s llhr Int. blu, nu convert 2 top1, •liver blue, xlnt ~ N 923 female, adll cats. Both Knabe Babr Gr•nd tran•om, llOOf" board•. available s14 50 p~r top. Mu11 .. 111 $4995 condition. -$7995. declawed. Pis call Ebony finish perfect oar1. $900 & $1200. ft. CaU &73.1161 080. 4~-9189 714-444-1093 '72 VW .9••tl• good •"er .5pm. 722•1503 cond $7500 58~9708 cau 530-5716. ==a---:~~~~:----1 di 1 1 " '7 300SD 4-Door, con org nal owne Spin. P . Baldwin Ac· Hard Top electrlc Nwpl H•rbor Quiet, ---G------I Auto, Sunrl, Turbo, $1800. Lake Foreal. rosonlc, mahog. xlnt boat. Xlnt condl prv channel. 301t. DOD E 9065 Grey/Blk Int. $4000. Call 586-8150 JEWELRY, FURS condl $500 76().1616 $7000. (714) 875·7599 max, water, elect In-immmmmmmiiil (714) 434-1952. ..,.,,,..,,,.....,,.....,,.....,. ____ _ Clud $10/ft. "'A0 5400 '85 C•brlolet ... k. ml & ART 6025 ....._ •es Caravan SE---------AC/AM /FM ";a••. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BICYCLES 6060 POWER BOAT~ loaded. auto, tinted, MERCURY 9135 alarm . Showroo good condl orig own. condl $5050 OB PVT PARTY sALE iiiiiii_iiiii .... iiii1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij1•0•1•2 AUTOMOBILES $3,800 (909) 953.9314 --iiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiii 962-es41 Lady'• rln9. Rare •• '87 Cougar XR7 ..,.,,..,,,.....,,,.---=,..,....----7cl, extra-fin• Russian Recondltlon•d & 1 7'Whalor goHPI••••••••• '88 Ari•• New engine, auto, pa/pr rebulll '88 Fox GL 4 dr, 4•P alexandrlte. Xlnt color used Bikes, llke new. Yamaha, beautiful.,_________ new brakes, runs enQ./su1p. $16,00 AC, 60k ml. no ac change. Mounting 14 Cati 841-9284. ·-greatl s22oo OBO. obo. n4-7438 cldents, runs great rnd·cut & 8 baguette g=:=" 55800 eve. ACURA · 9010 ~,,,_...,,...3_7_4_-4_3...,04,..... __ 1 xlnl c:ondl must 1811 diamonds. GIA le.lent. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmi '92 Grand c;aravan. _M_IT_S_U_B_l_S_H_l_ 9 _l4_ 5 $2650 OBO. 848-4958 $115,000 firm. Prine TICKETS 6075 18' Regal M•d•lllon Loaded, V8, rack, on1v. 801-586·3513 185 '88 bvoow ride '90 lntogra 471<, mnrf, allov• w/Mlch llrH. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1970 Bug Runs grea PETS & ANIMALS Marc. 170 80hra AC, CC, AM/FM 514,976 &48-7580 Looks greatt' Re CltEAP AIR $7950. 673·8246. •l•reo, War. •$9850 '87 Mlr•v• Auto, AC/ $950 OBO 642-062 OBO. 921·1228 PS S1999 must sell or 650-7278 M 0 1 t lJ s c 11181 22 ft Croetllnor IC1ea11 _________ 1 tastt Beat otfer takes 6049 •From $l90 (1·W)* tor fl1hlng, 1kllng. '92 lntogra GS blk; fORD 9075 ltll 723-4153 l--------•From $350 (RT)Jfl' .Marcrulser 470VO en-AT, loaded, lthr, CO, iiiiiiiiimmmmmil AUTOS No RoatrJctlon• glne w/ dual tandem alarm, mlnll $14,900 '84 T-BIRD Aqua Blue -------9-1_5_0 w ·1111.T"l"'eD ADOPT.A.PET 1•8 ftft_38 .... 802 traller & canvn. OBO. 9'2·7128 NISSAN nnu; vv-.,._ $600 OBO 6 9 Body & Wht Top. 99% MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE COMPUTERS 6018 Every Sat & Sun at 28,Tl•ora Pur5a0u"7 11 1,5 8"9 BMW R••tored. Mu•t Seel ii,8iiiiii3ii0iiiiiiziixiiiiiiiiii F 11 N d MISC 6015 MISC 6015 PETSMART, Fountain ••••••••• 9030 Rune & Look.I Greatl 5 O Auto, am Y •• True • • Valley. PupplH, kit· S.F. crul .. r twin Yam $4500 Peter 842·5141. loaded, T·top•. new car 01 van. Running iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij 388 Computer $295. ten• and more, all TRANSPORTATION 200 eng. Xlnl condl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,87 Tempo OL 2-dr, paint & Ure•. $3450 minor repair wm pa LIDO ESTATE SALES PLANT SALE ACRES Cm~lt w/prlnter. color looklng tor lovlng_. car· ~~~t s:•~5 $44,500 '88 BMW 7351 White, many new parta, 080. 842-3822 cash. (818) 969·7786 Llqulda11ng remaining Cementlountalns SllO, mon tor, mouse. kbrd Ing homes. CALL '597· · 5-1 150m orig miles. ldnl 12100 oeo. 857-6412 '88 200SX Brighi Red •W ANT E D• asHsts of marrlege bird baths $20. Cltru• & wlndowa. 479-1848 9037 lor more Into. Elootrlo Bo•t 1980 condl $7500 644·2609 ---------• 81K mlles-Loadedl 1· '67·'69 Camaro'e. At dlssolullon. $200,000 fruit-avocado (lrulUng) 488 C l S 9 OATS Dully hardtop. Asktng1....,,,~~..,,,..,......,...----'88 Bronco II XLT ownr. Same model on '60-78 Corvettes, '6 worth of antiques. fur· $10. Junlpera, vines, omp r 5 5 cm-For Adoption to goo B 7011 $5900 nHds TLCI •llp '89 3251 Convrt. t>lk, 4x2, lull power. Ilk• dealer lot for $5900. 72 Mopar Muscle c nlture, bronzes. lO' herbs S1. On palms 8' pit• w/Vga color monl-home. 2 Siamese avl $100 mo. 548-1089 tan llhr, orig ownr new. se.350. 549·7526 Asking $3500 tor lrou-Any condition OK. W I k I s2o. * 909-674-9422 tor, w/ prlntr, mH cats. 1 •payed, mint cond, loaded, ---------1 bl• Ire• earl 720-0121 ..... 2 vory tu• s , m rror•. CLASSIFIED kybrd. 479-1848 1 nuetered. 18' LASER Rowing Schoo 18' Elect. auto, 6-cyl 50k ml pay cash! .... ·777 va•••· painting•. 11,1 ; ... resource you 844•9500 Clarlre Shell. only $595. beaullfully rHlored. $17,500 721·'1901 1990 Ford Bronco CLASSIFIED Ivory, etc. Frl/SaVSun ln 15' COLEMAN Canoe Vlrtually everything I• 11'1 lh• rHource you 11 .. "'"QUES •· 10-4, 1240 Logan 11'1, can count on to l8ll a FREE TO YOU6022 KITTENS free lo good Used only 3 llmH, new. ForHt Gteen/1---------(lull •lu) 4x4. 5.8L. can count on to sell a AH&!-11:. Costa Mesa. Dealers myriad QI merchan-homH. 8-wHks old. $245. 854.,2841 White. S9k. Call 504-CADILLAC 9040 V-8. Eddie Bauer, myriad of marchan· CLASSICS welcome. di•• Item•, becau•• C&ll 65().3720. 0293 to view. ,ulo, lull power, di•• Item•, biK:auae our columns compel Fr•• H•lrcuta CM 18Ft BAY LAUNCH Why ptav Hid• 'Nliiimiiiiiimiiimmii t4wlng pkg w/o'load•, our column• compe1liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii qualified buyera lo atyll1t noed1 model• S•vo abused and f;lberglan, teak deck, Seek with childcare? '84 Coupe Do VIiie alarm, phone. new quallfled buvers to '71.CAMARO RS call I for color correction, abandoned pet•. Be a beaut boatt New di.. Ca I I CI a a a If Io d all pwr, a/c, new brk1/ tires & batt. $11 ,500 calll Good Condition I Ru 842·5878 weaves. perms & cuts. volunteer/loiter. Call ael engine. new top. tlrH, runs xlnl-qulet. 0 B 0 6 4 5 -6 8 7 7 842·5878 Oreatl $1500 OB 540-2998. 714·597·9037. S9000/obo. 675-6126 today! 842'5878· $2750. 744-3998 Orig owner-Iv. mag. ---------•714-882·7778 ·---------- RENT through classirled ·sE·R·VI-C·E--•ITILEScERAMIC CONCRETE & FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CARfJ LANDSCAPE. PAlNTING 3858 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3528 MASONRY 3557 & DECRS 3615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3760 IAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Homo Roatoratlon & •W.P . YOUNGQUIST SNYDER PAINTING •THUNDER ROOFING• ••••••••II Leaky Showera Rep'cl 8 p I ·~Q lltu •FENCES GATES• Remodollng. Tiie, NURSING CAR• N•ture'• LancfMQlng Palntln9 Contr,otor Dedicated to Quality! For all of your roofing ACOUSTIC REMODWNG 3408 Ragroutlng & ln•lall'n * est r c., UI 'I new/repair/post replaced drvwall, .u>odwork, a Companion. 25yr1 se Frnl, 10-13 Frnt/bk Cual. painting by prorta lnl/Elcl. Cab reflnl1h. needs. Reroollrepalr. Lt11870130 Dean of Tiie =-:S:Oct11:i.;= Redwood • L#576605 fences, d•ck1, room exp. Loving Carel Cell FREE Fertlzg TWic:• Yr. Ucl602098. Ina. L#630617 722·7330 Uc 638144 ........ 122 673-8065 or 84M528 Jim Whyte 642-7206 additions, roof•, gen Eva 831·7159 Trim, Sprnklr 378-6928 FrM "t. 845-3305 •SON'S PAINTING• i----------•CEMENT WORK• repairs. Comm/RH. __,,..,...._,,..._.,,.,......,....,....,.,,.....-20 y Ex R s/C Reaaonable R•l•• PLAIN/STAMPED •Wood Fenc••• Rela/FrH E•tlmatH. , _________ 1_________ 211"8 Qulltr Palntlnt " p. • omm. TRANSIATOR/ Tlle/Marbla/20 yr• exp Brlck/StonefTll•/Block rtpllCl/repalt, lfH hauling John, 847·5520 JEWELRY 3784 LEGAL PLUS louchup•. 1~i.':496 ~=~~· TUTO"R 3927 WE PUT IT ON QuaJ wk, rel1, frff HI. REPAIRS/COATINGS H~m11t1. Low pricts. Uc'd QUALITY CRAFTSMAN SERVICES 3812 24 Hr1. Richard Sinor ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OR TAKE IT O ,.,F L446415 Jeff 490-6850 1.,5.41658 305~292 AdvlnUI~ Constr. 974-5301 Uc 280644 845-3209 ••TOP QUALITY 1• r Cu•lom carpentry, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INT/EXT. Very com· LEARN SPANISH HOWi Amtex Texturing Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie elec, Ille, marble. etc. WWlllla1mhH&arJotd J1 eweter•1 1• U 1 T QUALITY CAR• petlUve. Lie ....... 8•228. Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also •Bob 841-8085• CHILD CARE 3536 Cone, Patio, Driveway FLOOR INSTALL Repair• & restoration. ..~ ~ ,:iw• Jry re~a r Revocable v no rual 20 yra exp, excellent Ja" 714-8s0.so8 e Tran1lalor·lnlerpre1er. ADDITIONS RE'MODEUNG 3410 DUNCAN CON,TRUCTION 20 Yr1 Exp. Smell & Lg. Jobi 850· 7042 BUSINESS SERVICES 3488 FExplc,TBBQ15. 5R7•f.72_0 ... Y4rr REPAIRS 3620 Chari••· 723-0489 8~~ eT3~;.?'s ~~-:o·H~!! ~· workman1hlp, fair II ay .. na 873-7409 Pat·A-Cak• P· erry • .... Semi Retired contractor. Home VlllU MS.7207 prices. 845·24t 7 Ron ---------·--------- •Chlld Caro• •QUALITY WORK• Rprs, ln1prvmnt1, aml1--------CHUNG'S PAINTING PIANO & VOCAL TILE 3928 L11'304200854 Cart. CONTRACTORS Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc Jobs. Quality, Integrity, LANDSCAPE & •--------20 Yra Exp. Od Prfcel LESSONS 3868 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~~~In:· ~~~I~~~ GENERAL 3558 Mrble/Carp•l·Bnd/ln• I care. Ken 842·1770 IAWN CAll 3808 MASONRY 3828 Guar work. FrH Eal. iiimmiiimmmiiii QrouVflle Restoration ment.1::11::1848·31 12 liimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L708279 722·7332 ---------limmmiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uc#37S602 638-1534 PIANO Bag.·Advanced Rogrout•Rooaulk Sp .. CE AVAi" ..... LE CPI BUILDBRS INC. 1--------HAUUNG 3720 8aalo Yard M•lnt. '°"" DOMlt llAIOMRY -.-"""'--O_f_f_p __ a1N_T_l_N_Q_1 All agH ·Teacher cert. Repair.Clean & Seal " --Brlck•StoneelMock WV?V "' Entertainment Avall. ''" lbtlMllte ~7309 For Advertlaora. Residential Conat. GENERAL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lawn •Vo, Clnupa, Large & Small Jobi OKI Exlerlor/lnlerlor Jennifer 640-8669 a-.. -··-U539035 Ask About Our. Uc ... 518424•ln•ured SERVICES 3680 JUNK To Tho DUMP Tr .. Trlmmln9.l L1 Ucl68119t e3t4832 •'714-ff0.28gO• ·--.. ,_,_ Introductory Offer! (714) 985-4993 ''iimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii c714-98 .. 1882) Hauling 87 ... a48 Cell Gina Bucci 1 ________ 1• Wiii haul what Trash TREES MOVING •morald Painting PLUMBING 3890 TREE 714-574-4248 DEC• IERYICE DIRECTORY Man won'll "8-1882 3834 Int/Ext wal{paper/tll• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES n A1k u• about our: T•"""'-"•· "-· Competillve ~'"· 10 yrs 3929 COATING 3570 "Combo Buy"•---------••••• 7a1.;M79 exp-Free Ht 7!51·2039 TH•LOCAL PLUMBER PUllONAL Sl!CRET'Y CLEANING All 3 Publlcellona HEALTH, BEAUTY Lawn 8orvloo. Mow' PUBLIC NOTICE ••xT•RtOR• .. Wilnl 8lllglrt Co. SERVICES 3548 For Only 1144.00 ' The C.,lf p bile UtJU. 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