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SPORTS
Corona del'Mar sails
to fifth in tourney
OPINION
Neighborhood gates
not open and-shut-rose
Serving the Ne~rt-Mes~ community since 1907
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A FAMILY AFFAIR ..
Eastbluff gate
L-' ' advocates hope
to -block traffic
-and crime
im;:::.~;;;m--------------T each er s shine I 1
•Though crime has actually been on
a downswihg in the area, residents'
fears of future problems fuel effort to
secure corrununity.
amidst board I By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
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EASTBLUFF -An Eastblu.tl man dnvmg a
Jaguar was followed home by a gunman who
demanded lus Rolex watch y:ou mt1y ht> a sm1dge
nnlh·cl c1t the school board
twc dll"<' Jl's had d few
c-ov~rt mt•1•11ngs lt1tely.
Or c1t I ht> c1clnumstrdllon
lwc c1u.,e thP) 're> nbout $15 mil-
lion twhmcl m school-site main-
tC'Ocll)C"('
c )r you md) still be :.marting
di hoth hE>C·c1us£• '><>m<' !.C"hools
r11e st1t111dlt'd \\Ith students, and
!'IP\\ pot t-f\lf'Sd olhnaldom mdy
nt•\ c•r c onw up\\ 1th c1n over-
nowdmq <.olullon lhc1t wll1 fa)
" irh. c1nd lhl plc'rl'iC' C'V<'ryone.
But I ct1n tell you there's a
mob of IPc1c hNs out thcr(' m the
dic.tnct \\ho arc clom9 their
<1lrn1qht} bl'..,l to cowtow to t1
~ICJP s p<•C-1<tl-1nlc>JC'Sl qroup.
lht-rr ... 111<lc>nh
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Th" t u111•nt 1 ''"l' Ill point 1s d
lll'W f'IO<Jl<llll o! q1c1nts nlrtndged
h} tl11• In" ... tc111cl111q Nt•wport-
:\ I< ... ,1 Sdwols Founddllon c1n
1111<lt>1wnttPn h\ The Irvin<' Co
At leo...,f onl• h•t1dw1 dl Petch
... chool in the chslnc;t wl.111ecf'1\<e
.i S ,oo !frttnt to J>rt}' tor d pro-
qrdm ll1<1t con11t•<h th€' c lulclrC'n
with "ThP Woild Around Us•
\ Ulllllp of <I clO.IC•O chstm-
CJ\ll,,}1!1d ( rllZ(.'flS, plus one> nPWS-
P<lj)l'I c 11l111111ll!'.t, r wt the· otlwr
,, • nr11c1 11\'l'r turk<•; -on-wheat •
.... uhs to P\'ctlur1tl' the• <Jrdnl ctpplJ-
calrons
It '"rl" n.i"t} Nol the• d1scus-
.... 1on-. <Hno111r thc hk<>s ol £:\C'lyn
11.irt Jp,in f-01 hc1th dllcl Tim
Rile\ whn w11rE• Ill tht' group
Pvt1lur1trnq m1clcllc>-dnrl h1qh-
school dpphc dt1on'> hut dend-
lll\'J Wll1n111H plOCJfdlll<,
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J::x,unpll' Is d program to
~1ch tht ht1sicc, ol DNA to
ctdvanC'NI plt1n•nwnt h1olo<JY
student!. mor<> worthwh1l(' than
taking nm th c1nd l 0th grdders,
who df P new to the U S , on field
tnps throughout their community
so the; Cdn ledm how it works -
and unprovC' their Engush at the
same lune>? (l lopcfully by writ-
ing shortrr <\entc•nces thc\n that
one)
Or how dbout the five teach-
Prs who t1ppti('d for $309 47 lo
buy an Exploration Table, a
hands-on scientllic stage that
would dllow lhetr seventh-and
eighth-graders to expt>riment
wilh everything from motion to
friction to the physics of photog-
raphy?
Three sixth-grade teachers
,hope to work together on a unit
m which their stude nts will
"learn how to take an active part
m making envuonmental deci-
sions to decide pubh~ policy."
One wonders tf the software
they will u e mcludes a water
dlstnct which wants to dump
treated scwdgc into a neighbor-
mg bay?
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Tho e are 1ust a few of the
requests trom which the grant
readers had to make some tough
choices.
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, MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Margot Condon and her family have been honored by the Jewish Family Service for fhelr family values. Pie·
tured is Margot with six of her children (clockwise from top) Dillon, Brady, Alex. Ariana, Logan and Bree.
• Newport Beach
family is 13 members
strong and relies on
love, with a heavy
dose of organization,
to keep them together
By Valerie Fugent, Daily Pilot
I n an era when downsizing JS the
fashion and strong, dose-knit fami-
lies appear to have gone the way of
the 45-rpm record, Margot and Allen
Condon still believe bigger is better.
The Condons have 11 children,
eight of whom are adopted. And, tl
seems the Condons are still expand-
ing.
•Al this point, we're lucky there
aren't 10 more -and there may be,"
said Margot. ~we're not done yet."
J ew1sh Family Service of Orange
County lS honoring the Condon family,
as well as the Jacobs family of Irvine
t1nd the Ki.rschen family of Fullerton,
on April 21 at the premiere ·celebra-
Lion of the Jewish Family" dinner and
fund-raiser at the Hyatt Newporter
The Condons were nominated by
the event planrung committee because
of their strong family values, and
because they exemplify the adoptive
family.
"This is one kmd o f family thdt is
• SEE FAMILY PAGE A 14
A vandal used a pellet gun to shoot and shat-
ter the windows of numerous European cars
parked on the neighborhood's streets.
A female Jogger was assaulted Qy an wtiden-
tilied man who frightened but didn't harm her
This sample of recent crimes JS a fnghterung
reminder to some Eastbluff residents of 1ust how
vulnerable thetr sprawling neighborhood 1s to
outsiders And Wlth the new Corond del Mar
Freeway exte nsion planned, and the mcrease m
area population Wlth the construction of 300
apartments and 500 single-family homes nearby,
there is a possibility of increased cnme, dccord-
mg to Neivport Beach polJce
Slt.11, statistics show crone has actudlly
dropped m recent years m the community. pouce
•SEE CRIME PAGE A14
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+ CRIMES IN EASTBLUFF
FROM JAN. 1, 1995 TO FEt. 28, 1996
Robberies: ................ : . . . . . .2
Residential burglaries: .............. 2
Garage burglaries: . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 4
Auto burglaries (3 cleared by arrest): ... 7
Thefts from unlocked cars: . . . . . . . . . . 4
Vandalism (9 cleared by arrest): ...... 11
Theft: ............................ 2
Total crime incidents: .............. 32
+ CRIMES CrTY-WIDE FOR
SAME TIME PERIOD
Robberies: ....................... 35
Home burglaries: ................ 900
Auto burglaries and theft: ......... 905
Total: ........................ 1,840
l • SOURCE: Newport Beach Police Department
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Cirque du Soleil may pitch tent at fairgrounds
•The French-Canadian theatrical show is negotiating
a move from South Coast Plaza parking lot, its home
during last three local appearances.
By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Cirque du
Soleil, the contemporary French-
Canadian theatrical circus, is
negotiating a move to the Orange
Cpllnty Fairgrounds.
The troupe's last three perfor-
mances -in 1991, 1993 and 1995
-were held at South Coast Plaza.
1Wo of those productions were so
popular that the circus extended
its runs.
Officials from South Coast
Plaza and Cirque du Soleil could
not be reached for comment late
Wednesday. However, an Orange
County Fair spokeSW'oman said
the shopping center suggested
the circus consider the fair-
grounds as the venue for its Janu-
ary 1997 performance, called
"Quida.m."
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"They're the ones that referred
them to us," said fairgrounds
spokeswomCU) Jill Lloyd. • Appar-
ently, there was a problem with
the parking at South Coast Plaza.
Since the arcus sets up in the
parking lot, I Uunk it may have
been impacting the shopping
center's business."
Lloyd said Cirque du Soleil
and fairgrounds officials have
been in negotiations for th~ past
couple of months. A signed
agreement is expected to come by
the end of the week, she said.
And circus officials apparently
are confident a deal will material-
"As confident as
everyone seems to
be, it still isn't final ... "
-DON ESCAlANTE •
ize A press release announcing
ticket sa1es states that "for the
first time, Cirque du Soletl will
pitch its trademark blue and yel-
low big top in the parking lot of
the Orange County Fairgrounds
in Costa Mesa."
lifeguards
kept busy by
I big waves
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I By C.rolyn Miller, DiJl/y Pilot ,
I Newport Beach lifeguards l
! had their hands full Wednes-:
i day with summer-like cond.i-: i lions and epic waves. : ! Spring, Break was in full· l i force with 48,000 peopl • I i bathing on the beach and frol· •
! iclting in the surf which boast· l
! ed about 4 to 8 feet swells with · l
water temperatures a wann 60 :
degrees, Newport Beach llf e-l
guards reported. 1
t While the waves were total· I ly cool for surfers, they were a
; curse fer lUeguards who report-
1. edly made 36 rescues all day.
But everyone waa rete\led i safe and sound, W91Uardt Mid. i •There was a lot of adlvtty i for lb.ii size of crowtt..• Mid
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aEST I UYS A:1.
CASSI Fl ED 84
ENTERTAINMENT NJ
SOCIETY A7
SPORTS 81
·WEATHER flJ.
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"As confident as ever\'one
seems to be, 1t still 1sn I fmdl .. : said
Don Escalante of the ldlfgrmmds
·we're close, but we're not there
yet Not every '1' has been dotted
or 't' has been crossed ~
The producbon ts scheduled to
prenuNe Jan 29, 1q97 Tickets
wlll go on sale Sunday
More than 50 performers from
dll over the world will make up
the cast of "Qwdam." which or-
cus officials are touting as "a
show (that's) fit for the next mtl~
lenruum, m wruch people find
their proper place and adapt to a
new world "
'In the Spirit'
writer wanted
-IThe Daily Pilot is looking
for a writer to put together
.,
its "In the Spirit" columns
that run Saturdays. The sto-
ries are brief, follow a set for·
mat and are designed to pro-
vide qukk information about ,
various churches or syna· :
· gogues. their leadership, ser· :
vices .net mission. I ' Interested p.rtieJ should :
cont«t ReligiOn Editor Laurie I
~ 3JO W. Bay St.. Costa •
Mesa. 92627; or c.11 574-I
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Another panel had to wade
through notebooks full of dppli·
canon from primary and elo·
mentary t achcrs. This i.unilarly
notable group tnduded Felix
Paso of Rcleaf Costa Mesa; LiZ
Parker, who hes kids at Kaiser, ii
a trusteo of the Orango County
School Board, and who went to
Corona with our older daughter
(y1kosl); Dr. Lows mith; Bruce
Guiliani, director for the Anne
l'r1mk exhibit, Bo Clover, admin·
Mrator of the IChool di.strict '•
Environmental Nature Cent r1 •
and the aforementioned colum·
nist. l Brent Ranek. a Newport Beach
•SEE COAST PAGE A14 marine safe~ officer.
A2 THURSDAY. APRIL 11, 1996
greer
wylder
I leres a couple garage
sales for good causes
Two big garage sales are com-
llHJ up. ~o Lf you want to mark
your rdlenda.r, here's the scoop.
ThP Fairview Developmental
f'..-nter -a non-profit organiza-
111111 in Costa Mesa that's home to 11£><> developmentally disabled
KAREN SMITH
Experiencing another culture,
helping others succeed
SHE IS
Karen Smith, a 26-year-old
Newport Beach resident who
returned home last November
after living in the Dominican
Republic for two years repre-
senting the Peace Corps.
Smith liveq in the country-
side, called Azua, for . four
months and later moved to the
capital city of &nto Domingo.
Smith said she worked as a
miao-enterprise development
consultant to women for a
banking firm affiliated. with
Women's World Banking.
~ 1111hv1duals -JS holding a "Super
< .. m1qe Sale" from 8 a.m. to 2
p fll WC>dnel>day. ,. '
Smith, a graduate of Corona
del Mar High and a 1992 grad-
uate of UC Berkeley, found liv-
ing in a Latin American country
fascinating. Spanish is the prt-
mary language spoken, but the
people are a mix of African,
Indian and European heritage,
Smith said.
Smith held 20 business semi-
nars for women to help them to
better manage their businesses
and get a loan or aed.it at the
same time.
"In developing countries,
women don't have the aedlt
and loan opportunities to start a
business as men do," Smith
said. "Here, they learn how to
manage their businesses and
we train them in cost produc-
tion, accounting and market-
ing."
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All proceeds go to benefit
... u, Ii programs as the Special
Olympics and birthday and holi-
d<1y q1lts Jor Fairview's residents.
n11· CJrlfd(jf' !>d.le 1S In the audito-
llllrrt r1I 25C> l Harbor Blvd. Call
'157-'>18R for more mJormation.
"The people are very pro-
American and they look out for
each other," Smith said.
"They're more family-oriented
and the pace of life is slower
here.•
MARC MARTIN I OAllY PILOT
Karen S.mlth served ln the Peace co?ps In Costa Rica and has recently landed a job as a
human resources manager.
nw '>erond big eveht coming
up,.., St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church's 3 1st clnnual rummage
..,,111>, wh1e h 1s consistently one of
1111• hC''>I in thP Newport-Mesa
drt·,1 ·nw '>dlt' tdkrs place May 9-10
rtnd lf•t1fllrPS gredl buys 00 a
w 1111 • V<1nPty of clothes. toys,
l1t1by 1t1>111s, -.hoes, sporting
q1mcl .... t•l<•rtromcs, 1ewelry, silver,
1111•111", housewdrcs, furniture.
toolc., .111, boo~. computers, and
.1r11111111·c,
All t>roce<>cls go 10 rruss1onary
wrir k For more• informatJon, call
K<111·11 T<Jylor (1)1 1-1854) or Lynn
Uowty (h4h-15'i.51 St. Andrew's
,.., 111 liOO St And~ews Road in
PERSONAL ADVENTURES
The pace of life may have
been slow, but the people had
their own ideas of what was
considered socially acceptable
behavior, especially when it
came to members of the oppo-
site sex, with set ideas of ma.le
and female roles, Smith said.
"Men don't cook ... and they
don't clean," Smith said. "You
are constantly reminded that
you're a female.
•(But) that is all changing
and the women are a having a
revolution just like the U.S. did
50 years ago."
DOMINICAN DIFFERENCES
After three months of lan-
guage training; living with a
host family to familiarize one-
self with the setting; and a final
test by the Peace Corps to
determine readiness to live on
one's own, some things still are
discovered individually.
Smith said her personal
example was learning about the
lack of certain government ser-
vices for citizens.
•The sanitation was so bad,·
said Smith, who had to boil
water or buy bottled water for
drinking. "There wasn't a lot of
trash dispos_al so they would
either bum or throw trash out
on the beach.
"You could spend the whole
day cooking and cleaning in the
Dominican Republic bec;ause a
lot of places don't have electric-
ity or running water,• Smith
said. "Here (in the United
States), you could spend only
10% of your time on basic sur-
vival.•
Smith, the eldest ot three
girls, said the Dominicans were
warm and biendly people who
knew everyone who lived
N1 •\\port Ht ·d< h , '-cross from
N1·w prn t I l.irhor I hgh
,\11 op .. mng r<'cPpl1on featur-
11111 th .. us I work'> don(> by a
wo1111•11" .. cuopl'r.il1v(• from Costa
RH cl l ...... ( lwdu\pd dl 7 p.m. at
Tlmhuktu (h')0-7471), located al
l htd '-> 1pl'!ltll AvP in Costa
briefly in the news
11·..,.i 1•,11nlm1J<i c.1n• done using
'" l\'111 1111 pop<'r dnd oil on can -
"••" Tlw c1r1 sf'lb mostly for
11111)1·1 $.WO for ctn ongmal.
· L,,.,1 r• ·c1r w~· sold 1 OO'Y,, of
1111·11 \., r11 h," 1.;c1yc, owner Joanne
Bt1k1>1 "It ,.., wh1m.;in1l, ndive and
fM.,..,11H1<1lt · ctnd I truly believe in
...i1pp111t111q 1h1.., <,c•ll h<>lp group."
II '11111 cc1r rwt•cls new llres.
rht> Tire SlaUon SdY'> It has lhe
101 ... , .... 1 l11P pnet•'> 9uaranteed.
Anti 11 r11om1s1•-. c1 1 50'~, price
111.ilc h on tirt''> It Cdrries all of lhe
lop nr11111 • LH<' h1 dnds, including
< 11111d) 1•,11 l\.hchf'lin. Pirelli.
c .1111d111 h Rndgc>stonc, dild Fire-
~111111· \ncl tlw Tin~ Stdtlon offers
111011' lhr1n llIPS It C'd n 1Il5tall
lll'\V 111 r1kl•'>, shocks, struts, and
drn •.., 1111 c hcmrws. The Tire Sta-
111111\ 1•111ployN~s are very helpful,
111111 11 ...... 1·rv1c<' l'i quick The Tire
St,111011 {h4h-24441 tS al 475 E
11th "it m Costd Mt'sa
I 111 r1 hes! buy on hotel room
1c1 l4•..,, The Marriott Suites Costa
Mt•sd (tt57-1100) offers a $79
1<101111t1te lhal mdudes a break-
lil'>l lor lwo And 1f you make
'"""rvflllons 2 1 ddys m advance
you cc1n rPcewe a $69 room rate.
'fhl' M<1m otl Swtes Costa Mesa
1i. Im <1tl'cl nl 500 Anton Blvd. in
co ... td ME's<1
• BEST BUYS appears Thur\days and
Saturdays If you know of a B~ Buy
you cdn call me at 540-1224 or fax to
646 4170 or write to Best Buys, 330 W.
Bay St Costa Mesa, 92627
Surfrider Foundation
sponsors debate on
IRWD project tonight
The Newport Beach Chapter
of the Surfrider Foundation will
hold a public debate on the "pro-
posed disposal of reclaimed water
m Newport Bay• at 6:30 p .m .
tonight at Newport Beach City
Hall.
The debate will be a review of
issues associated with the Irvine
Ranch Water District's plan to
dump 5 million gallons of treated
sewage water a day into Newport
Bay.
Participating in the debate will
be Ken Thompson, director of
water quality for the lrvine Ranch
Water District; Bob Caustin and
Susan Skinner of Defend the Bay;
and Gordon LaBedz of Surftider.
Surlrider's Stephanie Barger will
be the moderator.
City Hall is located at 3300
Newport Blvd.
No bargain in the
store basement
A small basement fire at a
Fashion Island department store
caused no damage but a lot of
smoke Wednesday, a Newport
Beach Fire Department official
said.
Thirty-four firefighters
responded to the 8:31 a .m. blaze
in a trash compactor in the base-
ment of The Broadway. The
store, at 701 Newport Center
Drive, is closed while a construe-
tion crew transforrn's it into a
Bloomingdales.
Though fire officials still are
investigating the cause of the
fire, Deputy Fire Chief August
Wagner said it looked like an
accident.
"It appears to be an accidental
fire started by workers in the
loading docks,• he said.
The blaze lasted two hours
because its location provided lit-
tle access.
"The fire occ1,1ITed in a bailer
similar to a trash compactor
located in a tunnel where store.
deliveries were made," Wagner
said.
Firefighters sprayed foam and
water into the tunnel to .put out
the flames.
The only damage was to
equipment being removed from
the property during the renova-
tions.
-By Julle Ross Cann~n
Citizens sought for
school board committee
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School District is looking for
interested citizens to fill three
vacancies on the district's audit
committee. The 14-member com-
mittee works closely with district
auditors throughout the annual
auditing process. It also evalu-
ates the process and its effective-
ness.
Two of the vacancies are for
residents ln the Estancia and
Corona del Mar high school
attendance zones. The Estancia
zone includes Adams, Calif omia,
Pomona, Victoria, Wilson,
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D Wiiiiam Lobdell. The same 24-Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, CoN
hour ansY!lering s.ervke ~ be Mes., CA 92626. C<>P'Jflght No
~ to r.cOfd letters to the news stories, lllustrltlons, edlto-
editor on any topic. rial mttttror ~ts l'DW'OAlURl.S
VOL 90, NO. 77 AQDBE$S htteln can be reproduced wlttt· N~a.ach
Our llddress Is 330 W. Bay St., out written pennlBlon of copy-63154
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63154 Publlshtir COBRECIJOHS HOW IQ REA.CH US Costa Mes. wtWAM LOllOE.U. EdltOf It Is the Piiot's pollcy to prompt· ClmMtfof1 68IS4 mwMAMU. CorOM deJ M., M1~lng Editor ly correct all err°" of subltlnce. The T1mes Orange~ PJeaM ~II 57~33. Thtnk you. 66154 llUS YOKOt, City Edrtor (800) 252..,141
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TeWinkle and Estancia schools.
The Corona del Mar zone
includes Andersen, Harbor View,
Lincoln and Corona del Mar
schools.
Applicants do not need to
have children attending district
schools, but should have finan-
cial or business experience.
The third vacancy is for an at-
large business expert. The appli-
cant needs to reside within the
district's boundaries and must
have financial or business expe-
rience with a specialized interest
in audit and/or evaluation of
internal controls.
Interested residents should
submit a letter to Superintendent
Mac Bernd, 1601 16th St., New-
port Beach, 92663. Letters should
state the applicant's qualifica-
tions and reasons for seeking the
appointment.
Applications much be
received by May 9. For more
information, call Michael Fine,
chief financial officer, at 556-
3245.
Corona del Mar High
site of proficiency test
The California High Schoo]
Proficiency Examination, which
allows students to complete
school early, will be offered May
11 at Corona del Mar High
School.
Those students who pass the
test will earn the equivalent of a
high school diploma. Proficiency
is defined as the average perfor·
mance of a second-semester
senlor. For information. call (916)
657·2277.
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around them -which meant
there wasn't a lot of privacy.
The people also had physical
descriptions for each _other.
Los Angeles.
S,he said the Peace Corps is a
good way for individuals, espe-
cially women, to travel because
of all the benefits that come
with the ass<>Pation.
"They would ni'ckname a
person 'gordo' foL someone
overweight or 'blanco' for
white,· Smith said. "The words
were never meant to be deroga-
tory."
"They pay you a monthly
salary to live among the people
in addition to health benefits
and you don't have to stay if you
don't want to,• Smith said.
THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT
Smith is currently working at
a real estate firm, conducting
market research, and is mulling
over a job offer at Price Water-
house, an accounting firm in
"It's a great experience
because you also get to know
the people well and how they
think and how they make deci-
sions.·
-By Jennifer Won
Thunderbird remains quiet
and dark on deadline day . . ~ .. .
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
LIDO VILLAGE -Effective
today, time has officially run out
for the Thunderbird nightclub.
Today was the deadline date
by which club owners were to
have sold their establishment to a
city-approved restaurateur or
shut their doors completely.
But as officials fTom the Police
Department, county health and
the property management associ-
dtion have noted, the dance has
been over for at least a week for
the Thunderbird.
With less than two weeks
remaining before the sell-or-close
deadline, the public health
department of the Orange Coun-
ty Environ.mental Management
Agency closed down the club
March 29 because of a cockroach
infestation. Health inspectors said
they would reconsider their
action once Thunderbird admin-
istrators corrected the problem
and bani.shed the roaches.
The club never reopened and
people who have been inside say
the place has been vacated. City
Revenue Manager Glen Everroad
said his office has received no
applications for a business
license, a liquor license or a live
entertainment perm.it from any
I potential new operator. . •
"There is no indication tha(
anybody is opening anythln!t
anytime soon,• Everroad said. ..
Thunderbird operators did not
retwn phone calls Wednesday
Donna Larson, property ma.rt~
ager at Lldo Marina Village, said:
Thunderbird co-owner Gteg Mul-:
holland has not returned the ke~
to the building. Larson said she~
waiting to hear from her attome;
before determining how sh~
would proceed to recover posse&-;
sion of the building. • •
u1 have no idea if there's been.
a sale," Larson said. "They'<t
have to come through us to start ~
new lease. They'd have to starC
some negotiation with me.• ::
Newport police Sgt. Job.p
Desmond said on Easter Sundat~
officers responded to an ala.rm at
the site and took a trespassind
report after discovering Mulbo~
land and some e mployees insidtt
the club. • ·
After repeated complaints ov~
noise, rowdiness and numerouS
code violations, the City Counci'
officially revoked the club's us(
permit in October, but gavit
administrators five months to s~
the business. Mulholland and ~
owner David Ariss have an esti4'
mated $380,000 invested in th&
business.
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Mesa Consolidated seeking
jhelp with cost of merger study
I
•But Santa Ana Heights Water Co. official says that . . prepare a bid," said Santa Ana
Heights director Robert Mosier.
"It may be unfair to support their
study when we didn't support
anybody else's."
~eems an unfair request. ·
~y Tina 8orgatta, Daily Pilot
, COSTA MESA -Mesa Consol·
'idated Water Disbict officiaJs will ask the Santa Ana Heights Water
'{;o. if it would be WUllng to share
<the cost of a study to' de tem'Une
'the small, privately owned water
mmpany's worth l\lld system con-
ditions.
' The "option" comes one week
;after Mesa asked for an extension
.on a March 31 deadline for pro-
)>osals to.buy the water company.
Santa Ana Heights has already
collected bids from several other
'water agencies. But Mesa's board
of directors still isn't sure Santa
,Ana Heights would be a good buy
for the district.
·we will provide them with
'the option to sit down with Mesa
and, in order to determine fig-
ures that everyone can accept,
have· a third party do a study of
all of the improvements lhat the
.staff at Mesa has suggested will
need to be done,• said Mesa
C onsolidated board member.
Hank Panian.
"We just want to see whether
w e can add some objectivity to a
lot of the questions that we are
seeing from two different view-
points .•
Mesa Consolidated General
Manager Karl Kemp has told the
board that the Santa Ana Heights
system will need to undergo a
series of improvements, starting
with the replacement of at least
one pipeline. The cost of all
improvements have been esti-
mated at about $3 million.
But before
Mosier said the company is still
waiting to bear from another
agency that asked for an exten-
sion.
"We've granted one other 30-
sending in a bid,
board members
said they'd like to
have a definite
idea of the neces-
sary improve-
ments and the tiny
water company's
ability to pick up
the tab.
"The option
will allow them to
take a look at the
other bids, and if
they can wait 90 to
"We just want to
see whether we
can add some
objectivity to a lot
of the questions
that we are seeing
from two different
viewpoints ... "
day extension,"
Mosier said.
"They could have
met the deadline,,
but we're givill'y
them more time
since Mesa's get-
ting more time.
"But the bot-
tom line is, we
have several
offers in hand, and
\\'.e're just waiting
to hear a response
from Mesa Con-
solidated."
-HANK PANIAN
120 days for a
study to be com-
pleted, they may be interested in
finding out what comes out of it,•
Panian said . "If they are in a hur-
ry to conswnmate a deal, they
may decide to go with a proposal
they already have."
And Mesa's option may not be
looked upon favorably by Santa
Ana Heights or the other agen-
cies that have submitted propos-
als.
"No other agency has r~est
ed that we support their work to
• The Santa Ana
Heights Water
Co., which presently serves fewer
than 3,000 customers and has
only four fulltime employees,
invited six agencies to submit
purchase proposals.
Three of the agencies are pub-
lic -Mesa, the Irvine Ranch Water
District and the city of Newport
Beach, which has said it is not
interested in pursuing a merger.
The other three water companies
-Dominguez, SoCal and Cal
American -are private agencies.
Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find seMces from
electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1996 Ai
A traffic
col1Js1on ..
Friday nlght
took the llves
of two peo-
ple in Costa
Mesa.
According to
police, alco-
hol was
involved In
the acddenl
1EAH HOGSTEN
DAILY PILOT
Driver in double-fatality critsh
had .13 blOod alcohol level
By Carolyn. Miller, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The Costa
Mesa motorist who killed himself
and a pedestrian in a drunke n
driving accident Friday night
had a blood alcohol level of .13,
an amount exceeding the legal
limit of .08, police said.
.. It was an amount where he
definitely knew he was intoxicat-
ed,· Costa Mesa police traffic
investigator Larry Torres. said.
"There's no doubt."
In a three-hour period, Jesus
Martinez, 33, drank five pitchers
of beer with his buddy Emilio
Morales. 37, at a local bar before
the two climbed into Martinez's
car and headed for home, police
said .
As Martinez drove down the
2300 block of Placentia around 7
p.m., he lost control of his Dodge
Daytona. which drifted off the
road and plowed into jogger
Juan Garibay Alvarez, 33, killing
him instantly, ac~ording to
police.
Morales SUTVlved the accident
and was released from the hospi-
tal that night.
Both Martmez and Alvarez
were fathe rs of newborn infants
and left their young Wives wid-
owed.
While some residents report-
edly blame the street and lack of
signals for the accident, police
said this incident was purely the
result of drunken driving.
"This was strict:iy caused by
someone under the influence (of
alcohol} and dnVJng too fast,•
Torres said . "To our knowledge,
I it's not a spt>ed haven l can't
remember an accident in that
location lil l\\ o } ears "
Torres added that even since
the fatal accident. he hasn't
heard from dny commumty
members complaining of traffic
problems m that area
"They Cdn come out with
thmgs like problems in the road-
way. but the bottom lme 1s that
the wives and children end up
bemg the lo ers. • Torres said
"l~s unfortunately a mistake that
ulttmately these 'guys pay for. but
the family lives with it "
In hopes of detemng others
from drinking and dm,ng m the
cl\y and m that area, the Coste\
l\lesa Police Depdrtrnent is con-
ducting a DUI checkpomt on I\ la}
5, Torres said.
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
•
A4 THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1996
REQAIMEO WAlP -..::•taTll:
A debate regaJd!Dg die IRWP's
proposed d.lscbarge of recl41med
water into Newport's Upper Bay
is from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at New-
port City Hall, Commission
-Chambers_. 3300 NeWlX)rt Blvd.
Newport Beach. Representatives
from the IRWD and opposing
organiutions wW be present. The
debate is open to the public.
ART EXHIBIT
Photographic works by Shuyn-
ji Dodo, a well-known Japanese
photographer and chair of the
photography department at Osa-
ka College of Pine Arts, will be on
display through May 15 at
Orange Coast College's Photo
Gallery in the Pine Arts Building.
Dodo will offer a free public lec-
ture at 11 a.m. today in OCC's
Fine Arts Lecture Hall 116. For
more information, call 432-5520.
TIMBUKTU EXHIBIT
•'fhe Colors of Costa Rica,•
recent works by a women's folk
art cooperative from Costa Rica,
opens today with a reception at 7
, p.m. and slide presentation at
7:30 p .m . at Timbuktu. 1601
Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. The
exhibit runs through May t t. For
more infonnation or to RSVP. call
650-7473.
RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE
Newport Beach Psychological
Association offers a free relation-
. ship hotline consultation today,
April 18 and 25 at 9:30 a.m. Call
722-4588.
LATINO LEADERSHIP
The Latino Leadership Council
holds their monthly meeting the
second Thursday of every month
at 8 a.m. at Avila's El Ranchito,
2101 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa.
For more information, call 254-
0870.
..
MUTUAL RINDS AHO STOCKS
Fm.ance SOO presents a free
workshop on •How, to Reduce
Your Rak Exposure on Your
Mutual Punds, Annu1t1et and
Stocks• from 1 to 2 p.m or from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at University
Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St.,
Newport Beach. For more infor·
mation or reservations, call 251·
0270.
OVERVIEW OF niE ARTS
"A Look at the Arts: Lessons
for Ufe" is the title of a free pro~
gram at 1 p.m . in the Friends
Meeting Room ol the Newport
Beach Central Library. The pro-
gram. will feature an overview of
fine arts today and what they can
teach us. Por more information,
call 717-3801.
NETWORKING BREAKFAST
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce hoJf;is their monthly
networking breakfast at 7:15 a .m.
at the Costa mesa Country Club,
1701 Golf Course Drive. Dan Har-
rison, Focus Publications, will
speak on "The Internet: What,
Why and How." The cost is $10 or
$15 at the door. For more informa-
tion, call 574-8780.
WOMEN IN SALES
Chris Alexander, owner of
Synergy Seminars and author of
·catch the Wind With Your
Wings," will teach business pro-
fessionals how to apply the psy-
chology of selling to get more
sales, clients and business at the
Women in Sales meeting at 6 p.m.
at Wyndam Garden Hotel, 3350
Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa.
The cost is $25 for members and
$30 for guests and dinner is
included. Reservations are
required. For more information,
call 541 -2001 . ·
PIANO RECITAL
Eighteen-year-old pianist, ,Kat-
rina Svalbe, will present a free
public Ndta1 et noon m 0qnae
COlllll College's M"* Rocm UJ'l.
The red1al wW Include
Beethoven's SoOata. Opus~ No.
2 and Chopin's Btude, Opus 25,
No. 12. for mote lntormation, caD
.. 32-5880.
DINOSAUR PlAY
Orange Coast College presents
an audience partidpation produc-
tion, The Dinosaur Play, design4'd
to Introduce children to live the-
ater at 2'p.m. Saturday afternoon
and at 7 p.m. tonight and Satur-
day. Tickets are $3. For more
information, call 432-5880.
INVENTORS FORUM
"How to Prototype Your Inven-
tion• is the topic of the Inventors
Pol"Upl meeting from 7:30 to 10
p.m. · at Orange Coast College's
Science Lecture Hall, Room 101.
The fee is $15 for non-membeIS
and $8 for members. For more
information, call 253-0952.
SATIJRDAY
BOOK READ61NG/SIGNING
Lightning Publications and
Barnes & Noble present the 12
winning authors of •More Slices
of Orange" at a book reading and
signing from 7 to 9 p.m. at Barnes
& Noble, Tuangle Square, 1870
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 631-0614.
TRAOC AND AELD
Registration for Track and
Field '96, a youth sports open
meet sponsored by Newport
Beach Community Services
Department and the Newport
Balboa Rotary Club is going on
now for the meet at 10 a .m . today
at Newport Harbor High School.
Boys and girls age seven through
15 are eligible to participate. For
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Free lectures, scnlor health screenings and prize drawings
Hoag Health Center -foun tain \'alley offers high quality
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Tuesday, AprU 16 • 7 p.m.
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Pmented by a Hoig Hospital 08/GYN.
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Thunday, Aprll 18 • 9 a.m. to noon
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Leam the best way to expenen~ a quality llfestyle.
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F11nlly Care Center provides:
• Primary moolcal care • On-site X-ray and lab
• Walk-In urgent care • Workers' comp .
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mor. information, call &W-3156.
SUMMa IN SMIN
Orange Cout College will pre·
sent a preview cf the four-week
intemlve lanquage program to
take Place 1n Spain this SWJU1let,
'The program begins at 10 a.in. in
OCC's Paculty House. Por more
information, call _.32-5963.
CREATION SO£Na
The Creation Science Assoda·
lion of Orange County will hold a
public meeting at 1 :30 p.m. at
Mariners Church, 1000 Bison
Ave., Newport Beach. Roger Oak-
land will speak on •Evolution's
Effect on Society.• The meeting is
free. Por more information, call
898-8331.
2ND TIMES THE CHARM
Cost.a Mesa Senior Center pre-
sents a watch, jewelry, furniture
and rummage sale from 8 a.m. to,
3 p.m . at 695 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa. The ·center will accept
donations for the sale up unW the
sale date. For more information,
call 645-2356.
SPRING GARDEN SHOW
Southern California's 7th
annual Spring Garden Show is at
South Coast Plaza's Crystal Court
today and Sunday. Plant and
flower growers from around the
United States will be on band,
selling unique items and giving
seminars and demonstrations. For I
more information, call 435-2167.
PUBLIC HEALTH SCREENING
The Orange County Chiro-
Arthritis and
Osteoporosis
Patients ...
Don't be fooled into
believing that there is
nothing that you can do
. /or arthritis and
osteoporosis.
practic Fellowship ts having a
fundr~ event from 8 a.m. to
noon at Big Edward.I Newport
Cinema in Newport Beach. Scol·
liolil, cholesterol. blood pressure
and nerve streu will be among
the tests ottered. Donations will
go to D.A.R.E. For more informa·
tlon, call 720-1551.
TAX ASSISTANCE
Free federal and state inane
tax help will be offered at the
Costa Mesa Ubrary from noon to
4:30 p.m . in the community room,
1855 Park Avenue. Taxpayers
sl\ould bring the necessary forms
and records. Assistance is avail-
able on a first come first serve
basis. ·
BEGINNING BASKETRY
Students, age 8 and up, will
leam basic basketry techniques
and make twine from plants from
9 a .m. to noon at Environmental
Nature Center, 1601 16th Street,
Newport Beach. The fee is $17
and $8 material fee. For more
information, call 645-8489.
EARTH'S TREASURES
The first part of the class will
look at crystals, gems and miner-
als. The second part will be pan-
ning for gem stones. Class is from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for children 7 to
12 years of age, at Environmental
Nature Center, 1601 16th St.,
Newport Beach. The fee is $20
plus $8 for materials. For more
information, call 645-8489.
IOOIC 5'GNIHG
Jo-Ann Mapson, Orange Coast
College writing lnltructor and
Costa Mesa resident, will ligJl her
third novel, "Shadow Ranch•
from 2 to .f p.m . at Udo Book
Shappe. 3424 Via Oporto fl,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, c:all 675'·9595.
BARNES • NOIL£
Enjoy samples of WoUgang
Puck's famous pizza and ask
questions when· Barnes & Noble
hosts guests from The Wolfgang
Puck Cate and features books,
"Adventures in the Kitchen• and
"The Wolfgang Puck Cookbook"
from 2 to • p.m. today and Sun-
day, April 21. 953 Newport Center
Drive, N&WJ>Orl Beach. 159-0982.
OASSICCARS
The second annual Summer
Cruise, an evening of fine pre-
1975 classic, rod and custom cars,
continues from 4 to 9 p.m. today.
'JWo raffles each night with a free
raffle ticket given upon arrival.
The event is hosted by The Hard .
Rock Cale. Fashion Island in
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 721-9546.
• Send your items to the Around Town
·editor, The Dally Pilot 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, callf. 92627; faK 646-41 70 or
call 540-1224, Ert 333.
Mitchell C. Austin, M.D. specializes only in
arthritis, osteoporosis, and other musculoskeletal
disorders. Dr. Au stin is board certified in
rheumatology, internal medicine, and quality
assurance. Dr. Austin has taught at 3 universities
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We have excellent treatment programs for most
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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Irvine Ranch Water District President Darryl Miller
holds a beaker full of reclaimed water.
NSACTIONS
rs, acqu1S1t1ons. buy·sell ns
agency is l;>attling public opposition to a controversial treatment project.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
IRVINE -Last December, for the first time in
more than 10 years, the Irvine Ranch Water
District experienced a changing of the guard.
Danyl Miller, a geologist and environmental
manager, replaced Peer Swan as president of
the powerful water district.
"He's a bright guy and a talented engineer. I
have nothing but confidence in him,• Swan
says of his fellow boa.rd member. •we've been
very fortunate in the makeup of the board. He's
a real asset."
No sooner was he ensconced at the district's
helm, when Miller found himself in something
of a hornet's nest. As the district's primary
spokesman -sharing the honor with General
Manager Ron Young -it would fall to Miller to
convince the world of the merits of a controver-
sial proposal to dump treated sewage water
into Newport Bay.
It's not a difficult sell, said Miller, who
affirms that anybody who has reviewed the
facts knows that treated sewage water is not
the second coming of cyanide.
. "As people become more aware of the uses
and safety of reclaimed water, the perception of
any fear will be reduced,• Miller, 48, said dur-
ing an interview Wednesday at the water dis-
trict offices. "Reclaimed water is a very strong
asset. It's an example of how to deliver the best
water use to our customers and promote con-
servation. •
In addition, Miller's com-
mitment to the project goes
beyond merely waving the
company flag.
"I am committed to the
environment,• be said . "The
last thing I'd want to do is
anything that would impact
the environment in a nega-
tive way.•
"I am committed to the
environment. The last
thing I'd want to do is
anything that would
impact the environment
in a negative way .... "
would remove 15 tons of
nutrients from the San
Diego Creek during the
summer months, thereby
helping to clean the bay.
"It is frustrating that the
facts of the project have not
been expressed to every-
body," Miller admits. "ll
people think that 'treated
sewage' is the same thing as
'reclallned water,' then that's Whether he is discussing
his own background, bis
-DARRYJ. MILLER
tenure with the district or
the coqtroversial project, Miller comes across as
calm, soft-spoken aild well-reasoned. As a sci-
entist, Miller says he takes a logical approach
to situations, allowing people to hear the facts
and ·reach their own conclusions.
In the case of the current proposal -which
the district calls the "Wetlands Water Supply
Project" -Miller believes that many people
have made up their minds before listening to
the facts. The president says the district will still
try to educate residents, but will not trade alle-
gations with opponents of the proposal.
Newport Beach residents and city leade{S
have blasted the project, saying it poses poten-
tial risks to the quality of the bay and to local
businesses.
Miller emphasizes that the plan is for a two-
year demonstration project and says opponents
have overlooked an accomp~ying project that
a perception problem.•
Miller was appointed to
the district's board of directors in 1984 and will
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ruiwork gives voice to Alzheimer's patients . ~ :r be Crean GoU Clustc THE C O.., bothered him, and finally he professionals dedicated to find-
took over the links at lbe _. answered in art class on a sub-ing a cure, including UCI's Carl
Newport Beach Country ject that he had never shared Cottman, and Mary Watson,
Club this week with proceeds with anyone, not famUy--0r--chair of th& Association's Multi-
from the event benefiting 1be friends, during his lifetime." Ethnic Community Advisory
Alzheimer'• Assoc~Uon of That subect: war. Boa.rd.
Orange County. Major commu-"We landed on the beach. More than $36,000 was
nity support for this annual day There were bullets and bombs raised when the gavel was
on the greens came from everywhere. There was so silenced at auction's end. Part
Downey Savlng1, Secure Hort-much smoke we ,got scared of the bounty came from two
zom, Paul, Hasttng1, Janofsky because we couldn't see what members of the same family
and Walker, Sutro and Compa-we were shooting," Alex said. bidding against one another for
ny, Taco Bell .and Union Bank. "There were bodies every-a particular offering. One of the
Recently, The Alzheimer's b . w. where, blood everywhere, the bidders was in disguise work-
Assodation h'eld its annual ground was soaked in blood . It ing through a shill unbe-
"Mem ories in the Making, H an cook was so terrible, you can't imag-knownst to the other. The bid-
intemationally known art thera-ine." ding was fast and furious, nei-
PY program culminating in a Through the art, Ale¥ was ther side willing to give in,
show and sale of works by of Alzheimer's advocates; able to speak. He shared his upping the ante wi~h each
Aliheimer's patients. Locally, including Robert Rosenberg, war time experience on canvas increment of the auctioneer.
this h as become an event not to association board member, who and in person, breaking the The crowd was wild with
be missed. holds the record for buying just silence of Alzheimer's in a excitement, the numbers were
•1t is an emotional coming about every principal painting miraculous moment of truth. rising.
together of generations separat-featured in the show over the Alzheimer's board members •What is so special about
ed by the dreaded effects of years. Mere dith Medanich, Sally Jenny and Marllyn this painting?· whispered the
Alzheimer's," said Vera event chair, added, ·nie paint-Oropeza wrote a book in 1993 crowd.
Oxblood, of Westcliff. •1t brings ings share memories and feel-detailing the results of the •1t is painted with the most
tears to my eyes just to view ings ·of times past and allow the •memories method• in opening love," Oxblood responded.
these works. Somehow, there is patients to speak." the channels of communication How right she was.
so much said on each canvas. And speak they do. One man for patients. Jenn1 and Oropeza
We have several of them in our named Alex painted very dark have witnessed many of these • B.W. COOK'S columns run every
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...
The stars of "At
Home on the
,, Range," John
Crean and Bar-
bara Venezia,
cele brate after
whipping up a
successful batch
of boeuf bour-
guignon during
last Thursday's
filming.
MARC MARTIN
I DAllV PILOT
weekend
Pllmlng oJ the •At Home On 1be Range" cook-
~g show, complete with a live audience In
patto ~, takes place ln the garage area of
the VWage Crean In Santa Ana Heights.
been added.
4 "lhat's
cheating,~ Cre-an said •
Outin the
audience, ·sJg
Al• Korn is the
wann-up enter-
tainment. telling
jokes and doing
•stiff chick.en
intetviews" (the
microphone is
encased in a
n.tbber chicken.)
Other staffers
consist of Bar-
bara's mom.
Jean Venezia,
who produces
opening seg-
she knows, selects the show's cull-. ments and finds
nary feats by three exacting stan-I some of the clippings and prod-
dards: ucts that Venezia.~ on the ·u there's enough stirring for show, and Venezia s husband,
Barbara Stan Tkac:zyk. ' r-------------------------., who directs the enough chop-, ,
ping for me and l f. Y.I. : shc;>w an,,d ref.ers ~~~21min-l +"At~Th~!!!.~nge· ! ~~:~~~cille Th 1 tapes u•n:• ... _, .. a 1 Ball in a red~ can : month at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. : kitchen." Lon
•What does a snail on a turtle
say?,• Alasked.
Answer, •Wbeeee.•
After a few more jokes and
some audience shots, the stars of
the show come out Venezia in
&0me wild, glitzy outfit with .
matching bat and Crean in a plain
old white chef bat.
While making fudge, a pot
boils over. •Excuse me, sir," Venezia said,
calling Crea.n's attention to the
matter.
And so the show goes, since it
is not scripted. whatever happens
-happens. And happen it does.
from settin'g paper towels ~ fire
while making tortillas in their first
season to forgetting a recipe's
ingredients, trequently.
•1 cook in the kitchen all by
myself and this kind of stuff never
happens," Crean said.
This swnmer, while on hiatus,
the two plan to write a cookbook.
Venezia makes no bones of her
desire to be seen nationally.
"We read rejection letters on
the air," she said, laughing. "Kind
of our underdog thing."
A COO KING SHOW
come from just : To be in the audience, call l Wells handles
about any-: 851-3922. It's free. : sales and mar-
' I d where; cook-'--------------------------.J keting an says books -if they the show will
have pictures, Bisquick boxes, you either uinspire you or discourage
For six months, they appeared
on ABC's •Home Show,• then it
was cancel~ and a deal with Fox
Lab fell through when that divi-
sion closed. The show has also
been featured on. "Eye To Eye
with Connie Chung" and "HBO
Entertainment News." for the deranged ' name il This season Spam is the you." ·
haute cuisine. But their most Most of Big Al's jokes, as well
By Valerie Fugent, Daily Pilot
J ohn Crean likens •At Home
on the Range· to a train
wreck: you want to look
away but you can't. l1tis loosely-
termed "cooking show," taped
thrice monthly at the Village Cre-
an in Newport Beach is a bit like
Abbott and Costello Meet the
i,Qtchen.
It all began when Barbara ~ezia, 39, came up a guest
~rt for her "Networking USA •
t=fble program. Enter John Crean,
7~, founder of Fleetwood Enter-f>fises, who happened to be free
&hat·day, and during the course of
ll;e interview the seed of a cook-
(dg show was planted. ~ ! The original concept was for
now-to cooking videos but when
lbe show premiered in June of ) 992 it featured Crean with
F~lebrity guests. That's where the . ' ll
name comes in.
Initially the title was the "Vll-
lage Cooks" and guest Joey Bish-
op renamed them when he said
that they were more like village
idiots. Neither one of them was at
home on the range.
So they switched to their cur-
rent format sans audience until
people started hanging around so
much they figured -why not?
"I advertised for people to
come dOWll and watch,• Venezia
said. We get 40 to 50 audience
members per show. That's been
our life blood. We really want peo-
ple to call so we can get them in
the audience.•
And in they come. Viewers of
all ages and walks of life fill the
white plastic seats in the gigantic
garage at the Villa9e Crean com-
pound. The set of At Home On
The Range.•
Crean and Venezia come off so
well on camera because they gen-
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30 year age difference, "We are
best friends," Venezia explains.
requested recipe remains -dog as Crean and Venezia's, are a little
food. off-color. Which is why the show
The big chance could just be
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Crean will keep cooking and
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Preparing for the show back
stage, Venezia helps Crean get
ready. She points out a stain on his
shi(t and teases him about his
haircut.
Which leads to the question, do
they ever get sick of the show or
each other?
•Never,• Venezia said, with a
smile.
"I've always been sick of it,"
deadpaned Crean, then added,
"No, but it's fun."
The show is never scripted and
Venezia never knows what they
are going to cook until taping.
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more energy than any two people
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' 24 CAPPEUA: frequent ~for a c::appella
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. sophisticated look at our Bng-
Usb cousins by a perceptlve
American writer, Richard Nel·
son. Opens April 13.South
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3 'PlCNIC': William Inge's
play opens Saturday at
The Theatre District. While
a small Kansas town excitedly
preJMlft'I for a Labor Day pic-
nic, repressed emotions smol-
der in the different lives of five
women, until the appearance of
a band.some drifter forces each
c:haracter to reassess their
unfulfilled dreams. 2930 Bristol
St., Costa Mesa. Show times:
Plidays and Saturdays at 8
p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. Tickets:
$15. Information: 435--4043.
4 PHOTO EXHIBIT: Photcr
graphic works by Shuynji
Dodo, a well-known
Japanese photographer and
chair of the photography
department at Osaka College of
Pine Arts, will be OD display
through May 15 at Orange
Cout College's Photo Gallery
in the Pine Arts Building. Dodo
will offer a free public lecture at
11 a.m. today in OCC's Pine
AJU Lecture Hall 116. For more
information, call 432-5520.
5DINOSAUR PLAY: Orange
Cout College's Children's
'lbeatre Company will pre·
tent •The DinOMur Play,• an
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Coast Repertory, 655 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. 957-
4033.
7 COSTA JllCAN Alm •The
Colon of Costa Rica,"
recent works by a women's
folk art cooperative from Costa
Rica, opens today with a recep-
tion at 7 p.m. and slide presen-
tation at 7:30 p.m. at Timbuktu,
1601 Superior Ave., Costa
Mesa. The exhibit runs through
May 11. For more information
or to RSVP, call 650-7473.
8PIANO RECITAL: Eigh-
teen-year-old pianist, Katri-
na Svalbe, will present a
free public redtal'at noon today
in Orange Coast College's
Music Room 101. The recital
will include Beethoven's
Sonata, Opus 2, No. 2 and
Chopin's Etude, Opus 25, No.
12. For more information, call
432-5880.
9 SPRING GAllDEN SHOW:
Southern California's sev-
enth annual Spring Gar-
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Plaza's Crystal Court Saturday
and Sunday. Plant and Oower
growers from around the Unit-
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FREEDOM'S DOWNSIDE
Newport Harbor Art Museum exhibits Korean-American artists
By George Tapl.v, Dai"' Pilot though few have been beaten or
-,. 'I shot (unless at their own~
tence).
F medom -something worth Immigrant artists, then, are
fighting for, right? Perhaps. doubly at risk. To understand
But Newport Harbor Art their challenge, you must add to
Museum's cwrent exhibition, the normal i.IQmigrant experience,
Who's Afraid of Preedom: Korean-the difficulty of mastering and
American Artists in California, making one'a way through the
hints that for Immigrants freedom contusion of today's art world. Not
may have a downside. only must they cross the ocean
lt doesn't take much irnagina-but they must also climb Mt.
tion to sympathize with their Everest. This said, it is disappoint-
plight. The immigrant abandons ing, if understandable, that few of
family ties and ,.-------... ~----------------, the 17 Korean-cultural certain-• American artists tl8$ for the F. Y. I. : in this show
pro~e of eco-+ ~~ Who is Afraid of : made it to the
homic opportu-Freedomz Korean-American : swrunit.
nity and political Artists in California l The themes
freedom. HEllE: N H rbor • dominating the But all is not + ~· ewport a 1 exhibition are Art Museum, 850 San as envisioned: Oemeryte Drive, Newport cultural identity,
the newcomer' di assimilation,
soon discovers Bea · inclusion and America is not a +WHEN: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. · the individual's Tuesday through Saturday, golden moun-noon-S p.m. Sunday. Through reconciliation lain. as the early between East
Chinese immi-May 26 and West. Paint-+ HOW MUOI: $4 for adults; , grants thought it $i for students and seniors; 1 ing, which con-
to be. Worse, free to members and chll· : surnes the
freedom means • largest amount freedom to be dren under 12. Tuesdays are : of space, is also
ignored, free. ' : the weakest
snubbed, beat-, +.PHONE: 759-1122· : part of the show.
en, or even shot. L-------------------------.1 Numerous
Often forced to large, thickly-
work at lesser paying jobs, immi-painted, abstract and semi-
grants willingly sacrifice their abstract canvases proclaim that
lives for their children's future. art for these Korean-Americans
Meanwhile, they exist in a cul-equates to high modernism's
tural no-man's land, caught expression of existential suffering
between the memories of their or its attempt at spiritual reconcili-
homeland and the complexities of ation. iypical is Sandro Sunnyo
modem American We. Such is the Lee's Black Wall, a huge mass of
pattern of immigrant experience. dark oil paint on a 5-by-11 panel.
Artists, too, have faced chal-It could be seen as a wall or a
lenges in the modem world. As ditch, but is surely intended as a
professionals, they face a prospect metaphor for spiritual suffering,
of low rewards both socially and despair, or even death. (By con-
economically. Artists, too, nave trast, Hyesook's horses carry an
been ignored and snubbed, exceptional note of whimsy, while
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Younhee Paik's large landscapes
attempt to dazzle with painterly
exuberance).
A more contemporary feeling
emerges in media pieces and
installations. Sasha Yungju Lee
substitutes her own image as cov-
ergirl for Tune, Vogue, Playboy,
Rolling Stone, Art in America.
Her fictive star persona assures
that at least this Korean-American
will not remain forever invisible.
Yong Soon Min's installation,
DMZ XING, though overly
dependent on text, speaks of
immigrant experience via the per-
sonal experiences of refugees fol-
lowing the Vietnam war. A sec-
ond piece, Mother Load, presents
through bundled clothing (includ-
ing a kimono) a metaphor for the
psychic voyage of the immigrant
Asian woman.
Jung Ran Baels installatJOn,
Tune Card, is strange, whimsical,
and desperate. Still as an Edward
Hopper painting, Time Card lives
in memory but haunts the present
...... -
with its surreal office
So Moon
Kim's
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Ued," an
electro:
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print.
acrylic on
canvas.
setting and clay time cards. Bae's
aruoous, Dali-esque musings are
made explicit in the accompany-
ing tape loop recital where in
changing tempos she mimics the
silenced clock on the desk: tick ...
tock
On the whole, however, Who's
Afraid of Freedom, lacks a spirit
of adventure. The dominant color
is gray. The tone of the exhibition
is somber. Much of the artwork
seems cliche: No doubt the Kore-
an-American artists like any other
group of immigrant artists face
huge obstacles; certainly the exhi-
bition of an under-represented
group is a worthy endeavor. But,
at the same time, one wonders if '
the grant experience as expressed
m Uus art, no matter how cultural-
ly Justified, is not just a bit self-
mdulgent.
• Costa Mesa resident GEORGE TAPLEY
1s an artist. critic and art history teacher
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THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1996..,. , .. ' . A glimpse at seasons past ~d · ·
future at South Coast Repertory
By Tom Titus, Datfy Pilot
I t doesn't seem quite that
long, but 27 years have
passed since Soutb Coast
Repertory first mounted Arthur
Miller's masterpiece, "Death of
a Salesman," in the company's
former digs m downtown Costa
N..lesa.
That production marked the
end of an eru, the ldst hurrah
for two actors who were pre-
sent at the cr.eat1on of SCR tn
L965 and who poured their .
rite's blood into the theater for
its first hve sedsons
John Arthur "Jack" Davis,
no enormow. ldlent, played the
leading role of Willy Loman
and Odv1d Clements excelled
c1s his oldest c;on, B1ff,· m a
magntf1cent staging by Martin
Ht'nson m the spnng of 1969
f1oth le ft tht• theater after that
~how, Davis moving to San
rrdnCISCO and Clements tum·
inu his dltenllons lo the real
world ThPir depdrtures left a
qiqant1c gc1p tn the compdny ·
Tildi show cc1m<' quickly to
mind wi th th1• m•ws that SCR
.has sch0<lulc>d el production of
"Salesrnc1n " rwxt Apnl c1s ·the
t1rst offerin<J 111 a l1 ve-yedr plan
to resurrN·t an Amenrc1n clas-:..,,c each Wd'ion. The othN four
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,<.easOn'> cHJO llW Company pro-
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dt1les -ne1thl'f ol which hds
previously bN'n done at SCR,
,as "StreetcM" hd'> bc'l"n
spnng 10 m1ncl Eucwne
O'Neill''> "Lonq l>c1~ ·.., Journey
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Allw1:>'s "Who'~ AfrL11cl of V1r-
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The world
premiere oI If
new play by
David Henry
Hwang (author
of "M. Butter- '
fly") will arrive
in January when
SCR mounts
•Golden Child."
SCR turns back
the clock to the
18th century in
February with
. Pierre Mari-
vaux's "The lh-
umph of Love."'
The October
and May offer-
mg~ are as yet
unannounced.
"The Triumph
of Love" will be
directed by the
company's David Henry Hwang's "Golden Child" will
newest associate have Its world premiere at SCR ln January. artist, Mar15
Rucker, a local
boy (Newport Beach-bred) who
made good with his previous
stagings of •Loot,· "lnlimate
Exchanges," "So Many
Words," "Later Life " and the
recent "Taming of the Shrew."
On the Second Stage, world
premieres fill the first two slots
-Richard Greenberg's "Three
Days of Rain• and Donald Mar-
gulies' "Collected Stories."
Also unfamiliar to local playgo-
ers is "Crumbs From the Table
of Joy• by Lynn Nottage,
scheduled for March, while the
third and fifth shows remain
undecided.
C hristmas will, as usual, be
celebrated on both stages with
the 17th mounting of "A
Christmas Carol• on the main
s tage and the third staging of
"La Pos\lda Magica" down-
stairs.
It ·appears to be a bountiful
season on both stages,
although one continues to won-
der what the next four Ameri-
can classics will be.
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PERatmJAL DRAWING
Newpoh Beach Community Ser-
vice& Department offers a one.
day workshop from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday or from 9 a.m. to noon. Saturday, April 27 to help
participants learn to visualize
with exercises designed to
enhance drawing and painting
abilities. The fee is $35 and pre-
registration is required. Regis~r
in person at 3300 Newport Blvd.
or by phone. 644-~153, class No.
5058.201, Wednesday or class
No. 5059.201, Aprll 27. For more
information, call 644-3151.
TIMBUKT\J
"The Colors of Costa Rica,"
recent works by a women's folk
art cooperative from Costa Rica,
opens Thursday, April 11, with a
reception at 7 p.m. and slide pre-
sentation at 7:30 p.m. at 1\mbuk-
tu, 1601 Superior Ave., Costa
Mesa. The exhibit runs through
May 11. Information or to RSVP:
650-7473.
SUTTON PlACE ART GAUERY
The four-level . gallery features
the works of Hessam. Martiros,
Marco, Richard Franklin and
Fanch Ledan. The artwork of
Laguna Beach artist, Lucia For-
tuny, will be on display through
April 29. Fortuny's paintings are
reminiscent of such illustrious
predecessors as Seurat, Pissarro
and Cousturier. Docent tours can
be arranged by calling 476-2001
ext. 3103. The hotel is located at
4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach.
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BEGINNING BASKETRY
Students, 8 and older, will learn
basketry basics and make a
small twilled basket from 9 a.m..
to noon Saturday at the En~n
mento} Nature Center, 1601 16th
St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $17
and an $8 material fee will be
collected on class day. For qiore
infonnatio'n, call 645-8489.
NATURE ADVENTURES
Participants will take a weekly
walk exploring. the nature center
and learn about butterflies, birds,
spiders and crayfish. Class is
from 2 to 3:30 p.m., Tuesdays,
through May 21.for kindergarten
age children at the EnviroJ\inen-
tal Nature Center, 1601 16th St.,
Costa Mesa. The fee is $55. fin·
formaqon: 645-8489.
ARTQASSES
Newport Harbor Art Museum
offers a variety of art classes for
children ranging from •Mommy
& Me" to •Art After School" for
ages two and a half to 12 years.
The first of these classes begins
Wednesday. For more infonna·
tion, call 759-1122.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR
From 2 to 3 p.m . every Sunday,
Ba.mes & Noble holds a fun-filled
craft and story hour for children
of i1ll ages. Refreshments will be
served. Barnes & Noble is locat-
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Square in Costa Mesa. Informa-
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appetizer, three courses and
dessert accompanied by a vari-
ety of wines. The cost is $55. For
more information or reservations,
call 721-8288.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 11, 1996 ·--' -l.1115m -~~
.,,
No midlife crisis for
45-year-old crab eatery
By Marla Bird, Daily Pilot
Since 1951, The Crab Coo. ker
owner Robert RoQbtan has
been the restaurateur and
occupant of a once-thriving Bank
of America on the Peninsula.
When the bank moved on, he
moved in. The vault was refriger-
ated and fresh, briny critters chill
in there, waiting for their 15 min-
utes of fame on a plate crowded
with goodies.
In the 1960s, the drill was to
find a parking place, stand in line
and eventually eat great fish
served by a cheerful staff.
Decades later, the parking places
are still scarce and the lines are
long -but the fresh seafood is
better than ever.
People come to the Crab
Cooker for fresh fish and casual-
style eating -elbows on the table,
buttery fingers and all. It is kid-
proof as well. The place mats and
plates are paper; wine glasses,
mugs and flatwear are plastic.
You won't feel too bent out of
shape if your kid spills the cock-
tail sauce or drops a glass of coke.
The sea world is represented
seasonally, but clam chowder,
shrimp and crab cocktails,
steamed mussels ($4.95) and
clams ($7.85) are available all
year. thanks to air freight and
super techniques developed to
care for them.
We sampled the clam chowder
($1.40), billed as "the world's
best."
I don't know about that
superlative, but it was dam good
chowder. One of my friends had a
order of sweet., snow white hal-
ibut ($9.75).
•Papa Fish," as Roubian is
called by his staff, buys fish from
Australia, Hawaii, Alaska and all
the purer waters of the world. He
is finding good lobsters coming in
from clean water holes around
Dana Point, as well.
Noon or night, a choice of
potatoes or rice pilaf, coleslaw or
slic:eQ tomatoes plus sauce and
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•,' • WHA'I The Olb Cooker 1'
I • ---220Q Newport • I aw. NIV;port Belch. I ! + .... tMbt opens. 10 1·
: a.m. -..urn~ cMlly • , 11 L m. OI*" until 9 p.m.
: exceprfrldmy a s.urmv
: when it stays open until 10
I p.m. ! +HOW~ Entrees range
I frOm $4.95 to $21 .50.
: ....... 673-0100
L------------------------:;; fresh lemon come with all entrees.
1hlst me, you won't starve. A
light eater or a kid can order a
skewer of fresh broiled fish for
$4.95.
Dinner plates are bigger than
lunch's, so expect evening prices
to rise with the tide here and
there. However, if you order the
whole damed Alaskan king crab,
it will be $21.50, lunch and din-
ner, enough for you to share with
the strangers at the next table! A
smaller portion comes billed as
the the king crab claw special
appetizer ($12.95). Here were four
big, thick shells with juicy forkfuls
of meat, served with drawn real
butter and lemon. Sheer joy for
shellfish lovers.
You can't expect a strike every
time you cast, and that was true
with The Crab Cookers bread.
We ordered the "fisherman's
bread" and came up short with a
sort of soft little loaf. It was tasty,
but for great fish like this, we
were looking for a crusty, lusty
loaf, San Francisco style.
We shared a bottle of Concan-
non's sauvignon blanc ($9.70),
one of seven selections from the
wine list; a single glass of the
house white or red is $1.75.
The Crab Cooker is a weekend
tourist's delight, but the regulars
are filling it noon to night any-
how. The market counter at the
entry has its own appeal; buy
clam chowder or fresh crab to
take home. (That's one way to
land the fish while avoiding t,be
line).
The reason for The Crab Cook-
er's long-running success is its
amiable owner, "Papa Fish"
Roubian. He has an open love-
affair with his restaurant. He's
happy, exuberant, enthusiastic
and vocal about his business.
'Tve been on a 45-year honey-
moon. I love what I'm doing ... , "
he said. •All you have lo do is
give the world's best food al a fair
price and everything else will
lake care of itself. Don't worry so
much about the decor and the
prices -think about your cus,
tomer first. "
He opened a second Crab
Cooker in Tustin four years ago
and it has already returned the
start-up coses and is in the black -
another Roubian "trophy fish"
restaurant.
Put the SpR1NG
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•Good ""
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says BOb
Roublan of
The Crab
Cooker
restaurant
ln New-
port
Beadl.
Roublan
has served
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Alaskan
North em
Halibut
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rant
DQt>I LEACH
CAil v PILOT
Share Our Selves
Culinary wizard, Michael Kang,
and hiS similarly talented chefs
and friends, will present a mas-
terpiece dinner benefiting the
Orange A.id kitchen/classroom
project of Share Our Selves on
April 19. This annual fund-raiser
is held at the Mondavi Wine and
Food Center with festivities
beginning at 6 p .m., dinner
served at 7:15. The event IS $150
per person. Call Clare Warner al
979-4510 for information and
reservations.
dining news "Favorite Cafe " We want to
know about the place where
you and yours go for dinner
when you are too tired to cook
Results will be pnnted April 18
Write or fax Md.rid Bird, c/o The
Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay. Costa
Mesa, 92627 or Fax. 646-4170.
($6.75 to $8.95) to be served from
5 to 6:30 p.m. All the favorites are
here including shrimp sauteed in
garlic, white wiile and herbs. All
seven entrees are served with
Carmelo's delicious fresh baked
focaccia bread and Carmelo's
special black olives. Wme spe-
cials are available as well. Phone
723-5109 for information
Carmelo's is at 3520 East Paafic
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Marrakesh ,s 20th
Happy Aruuversary to Ali Rab-
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way of celebrating and bnngmg
old friends in, Rabbani has credt-
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he thinks you will Wee Mar-
rakesh lS at 1100 E · Coast Hlgh-
way, Newport. Phone 645-8384
Last call Twilight Special
Check out Carmelo's Ristorante
Itallano's new menu wi~ mod-
est prices
We will be looking at all the
cards, letters and faxes next
week, so this lS the last chance
to get in a vote for your -By Marla Bird
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A12 THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1996
forum.
enc;e
.
Security gates in Eastbluff not an open · and shUt ·case .
..
ln;:a~:i:ftfo !,,_:
putting up
·gates so
nobody can i
get in or out j
of the l
enclave, I !
think it's terri-!
bly insane. 1
It's silly and 1
frivolous . . . 1
BOBWOLFF )
Newport Beach l
I am a 20 year resident of EastbJuff. I
wanted to share with you some inf01llla·
tion I shared at the community meetihg,
which the article on Eastbluff mentions.
I am retired chief planner for the
city.of Fullerton. Fullerton Police ,
De,artment gathers its statistics under
a geographic information system
which allows it to pull up and report
statistics on any geographical basis.
In 1993, a study was done of statis-
tics for gated vs. non-gated communi-
ties. What they found was the average
call per unit for all purposes from the
city as a whole was much less for gat-
ed communities than non.-gated ones.
I don't.know if you can directly relate
that to how many of those calls are related
to aime as op~ to nuisance and aban-
doned vehicles and otber things like that
but certainly in terms of the total number
of calls there is a substantial difference.
BARRY EATON
Newport Beach
0 n the issue of our gates, a key to
safety in Eastbluff. I don't know
how we would be able to do that with-
out putting up a high number of gates
but it probably would cut down on
accessibility and make it a safer com-
munity.
RICHARD HAEUSSLER
Newport Beach
Y es, I think security gates should be
put up in Eastbluff. .
LIZ and TED BROEDLOW
Newport Beach
I live in Eastbluff. Yes, I think it's
important that we have a gated com-
munity. The crime rate is going up in
this neighborhood and I've been fol-
lowed home too many times. I don't
enjoy it.
BURT GOLDEN
Newport Beach
W e are ftnnly in favor of gates in
Eastbluff. We would be interest-
ed in knowing the cost, obviously, but
we certainly are in favor of the g&tes.
DONALD SOLSBY
Newport Beach
guest commentary
Y es, I do think Eastbluff should be
gated. I live in Eastbluff and when
the survey came around and we got
letters from independent homeowners
here indicating that there has been a
lot of crime that we have never known
about, even. in broad daylight.
People have been followed home
and things have happened. Unfortu-
nately in this era that we live in, I
think that this has to happen. Many
people are fearful and that's not a way
to live your life.
It may be not the most democratic
thing to have gates but we have to be
realistic in the times that we are in.
. TERRY MELTON
Newport Beach
W ith regard to security gates at
Eastbluff, I guess it's a choice to
be made by the residents. Where I am
we have security gates. They may cut
down a bit on any problems but every-
body and his brother has access to
those gate -gamers, delivery people.
When you have that many people
living in a community they are giving
the access codes out to all kinds of
people. Anybody who is given these
numbers can pass th~ numbers on to
other people. ,
I don't know if it really does a •
whol~ lot of good. It could give a false
sense of security. It might be best to
not only have the gates but also ala.rm
systems on each individual home.
MAlllE MARGARET
NeWJ>Ort Beach .
I do believe that gates will aid the
Eastbluff area as far as security.I don't
believe that the gates are the only
security but I do believe that it will aid
traffic and undesirable people from dri-
ving through the neighborhood.
BARBARA QUIST
Newport Beach
M y family also were the victims of
a burglary this past spring, on a
•SEE GATES PAGE A13
i I just wanted
: to let you ! lmowlgrew ! ! up there, I lived there lot
1 20years.1 ! totally support : ! the gate. I i ~;td..V,,~e~d
j some crime
! and deter
i some of the
I :!~::,::;~
GREG
HAYWARD
COSTA MESA
readers hotline
Brewer bill banriing
treated sewage· in
Back Bay encouraged
T hey should definitely pass a
bill that bars treated sewage
water from being dumped into
the Back Bay. Don't even let
them touch it.
EllSE McMILLEN
Costa Mesa
!believe that the assembly
should pass a bill that bars
treated sewage water from being
dumped into ecological reserves
like Newport Bay.
LEE SUIHEJll.AND
Newport Beach
A s an owner and resident on
the bay, I definitely do not
want the sewage dumped into
the bay.
MRS. C.F. LINDSLEY
Newport Beach
I 'm calling to protest the Irvine
Water District's proposed wet-
lands supply project other wise
known as will dump 5 million
gallons of treated sewage into
the bay. I and the rest of the resi-
dents of Bay Island are very
much against this. I've been to
all the meetings and we would
like to register our strongest dis-
approval of this project.
MARYANN EMETT
Balboa
··shaky memories of the 1933 q1;1a.Ke I 'm a 28-year resident of the
area on Balboa Island and I
think for the Irvine Water District
to dump treated sewage into the
bay is not only a waste of a good
environmental area but by push-
ing back or diluting the solidity
in the area it is being dumped,
and pushing Uf e basically further
into the bay.
!think it's absolutely ridiculous
that we spent all this money, all
these years, for environmental
clean-up, ranging all the way
from birds and animals to the
bay and the water, and that we
will allow the Irvine Ranch Water
District to come in and continue
dumping just to save 20 million
dollars or something like this.
I think it is just a travesty.
JOHN BOOTY
Newport Beach . • It was April 10, 1933 and
there was a program sched-
uled at the •Mam School" at
19th and Newport Boulevard.
I bad just gotten out of the
bath when the Earthquake hit
at about 4:30 p.m. My grandfa-
ther, Dr. H. Q. Willis, had asked
Joe Clark to build that two sto-
ry house as a combination
home and office.
We never spent another
night in that house. Most of us
spent the next two or three
. nights sleeping in cars. We
lived on Balboa Street (later
named Center) and the inter-
-! gains· .. ..
Q.EAN WATER
Thanks to Assemblywoman
Marilyn Brewer, and an Assem-
bly committee, a bill that would
J>,ar agencies Crom dumping
:.tfeated sewage water into eco-
togicaJ preserves is on its way
toward passage. If adopted, the
tate law would block the IRWD's
to dump 5 million gallons
eated sewage into Newport .
LYMPIC DREAMS
1\'avis Beardslee got a nice
Edse this week when he
ecf\hat he bad been chosen
cany the Olympic tor.ff as lt
!.Illa..._ it way across the country "'1d f1nally to the games ln
Uanta, Ga., th1t July.
IHOflPBtS
Getting in on a trend that has
ept other coestal towns, Coro-
JM del Mar may IOOD boast its
.wn farmers' market.
AbOut 5,000 fiithtul followers
~IMWI out Buter Sunday as the
..
Of Mattnen ind South
O>imnunity churchel com-
,
section of Fairview, (later
named Harbor Boulevard)._
We had a good view ol the
town as it was just one block
long from Broadway to 18th
Street. There was considerable
da.iv.aged to the Safeway on the
comer of Broadway and New-
port Boulevard.
None of the stores escaped
without some damage.
Although the quake was
named Mthe Long Beach Earth-
quake" there was a great deal
of destruction here and even in
Los Angeles.
In 1933 there were few full-
pleted plans to merg together
into one entity. The result is a very
large congregation now known as
Mortnen SoUth COMt Church.
losses
TAXREIATE TrY at he! mJght, Newport
Beach Mayor John Hedg could
not oonvin hill f.UOw council
time residents in Newport
Beach. Many of the houses and
some of the businesses were
closed until summer. The threat
of a Mtidal wave• enticed many
beach families to use the park-
ing area in the center of Costa
Mesa as a safe haven for the
wave that never came. This
parking area was on both sides
of the railroad tracks that went
parallel to Newport Boulevard.
I was just 9 years old and
was shocked to find the Main
School was badly
damaged, especially the
auditorium where we were to
members that the time is ripe to
give a partial tax refund to local
residents.
SID SOFFER
Even being on the hun 1n l..aJ
Vegas hasn't kept Sid Soffer from
beln9 tenned a nullan~ by bit
Arb6r Street neighbon, who
have taken up a petttion asking
that he clean~ lUa home.
have our evening program.
Lindberg School was quite new
and much smaller than Main,
but they managed to provide
half~ telSiom for all tbe
lower gndm for eome period of
time.
Eventually Main was
repaired and went on to be re-
named McNally. Newport
Beach Grammar School sUf-
fered a similar fate and many
students have fond memanes of
their cla.sses being held iil the
mortuary on 15th Street.
TRUST
GEORGE W. adNl!TI'
Co.taMesa
Senior putor
Kenton
Belhore
apeakt to the
newly merged
Martnen
South Cout
Chun:h durtng
Easter Sunday
eentces.
ICATSUYA IWNONE
I OAA.Y PllOT
In this day an age when Jobi
are bard to come by, a swindler
bu f OUnd a rather °"el way to
cheat people out of money. He
reportedly telll tbem he bu a
county Job lined up, tbm collect.I
union duel from the~
ioul. He tbeD tldpl OUt db the
cub. leaving the ~ Dot only
WltboUt • job bUt poorer • well. " •
That's not only bad but I think
there's better uses and more eco-
nomical uses. In fact that° water is
an asset if used or piped into to
other areas. The IRWD has not
looked into a plan to hook into
the secondary or gray water
water line in the area which
would cost a million dollars.
I just think th.at they need to
look at better ways to use their
waste water or better plan their
dty to use th.at water in the green-
belts or goU courses planned for
future development in the area.
I think this is a very serious
issue and I don't think it sliould
be h8ndled lightly or just pushed
aside as in It's only water -it's
only going into the bay. Well, you
know, it's five million this day,
maybe it's going to be 50 million
next year or the year after or
when Irvine is fully developed.
I think everyone ought to take
a look at this issue with a serious
note and act accordingly.
JEFP H OUSTON
Newport Beach
I think the assembly shoulcf not
pass a bill that bars reclaimed
water from being used in wet-
lands and being allowed to
migrate through ecological
reserves. The water ll good,
clean water.
It'• been pUrified from any
problelDI that would dlttinQ'UJJh
it completely u a different ld.nd ot water u wute water and it 't
use in the natural reeource ls ot
comlderable value u far u
water quality and recreation and
wUdlife are conceined.
The valu. Would enhar1ce the
regtCDal ClOIDllNDity all around
the NftPQlt lay .,.. and for
Uw WlaOl8 ol orange~v&n-.o
IMDe Ranch Watm Dlltltct
Marilyn
Brewer
C ongratula
lions to
Marilyn Brew-
er for her leg-
islation and to
all the groups
opposing
IRWD's
attempt to use
Newport Bay
as a dumping
ground for
treated
sewage.
Under no circumstances should
this be allowed.
PATHl'IT
Newport Beach
T he assembly should pass ~
bill th.at ~ treated sewage
water trom being dumped into
ecological resecyes like Newport
·Bay.
PAUL BALDWIN
Newport Beach
Y es, my feeling on the IRWD's
plan to dump the 5 mWion
gallons of waste ll totally ridicu-
lous, is very short-sighted. What
do we do in 10 yeanl 20 yeanf
30 yea.nl
With the growing population
in Southern California? I think ,
the assembly, the state, the local
governments should do whatever
they can to stop these people
from doing something that ls
totally outrageous. .
I think the Dally Pilot bu
done a very good Job of keeping
tbe people informed. Alto, let'•
think about a second airport in
Orange County becaute tba pop ..
ulaUon ID Orang. County will .
double by tbe year 2005.
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bill through the various sub-
committees top the ultimate
passage ihto.law.
The JRWD ls proving to be a
lousy neighbor. Instead of
enlarging their reservoir capac-
ity for their .future growth or
selllng the water that they
want to pump into the bay to
the green acres project or
pumping water underground to
recharge their own area's
aquifers they choose to take
the cheap route and dump it in
Newport Bay. To me it's an out-
rage.
So many people have
worked so long and so hard to
improve the Upper and Lower
Bays. we must all redouble are
efforts to defeat this bonehead
project.
TOM HOUSTON
Newport Beach
Y es, I think the assembly
should pass a bill barring
treated sewage water from
being dumped into ecological
reserves like Newport Bay. I'm
a homeowner near there. I'm
completely against this. I hope
it doesn't pass. We need to
keep the bay clean.
JAN KLINGER
Newport Beach
T his issue of the IRWD is
absolutely ludicrous. Just
coincidently, I'm an old time
duck hunter, Ducks Unlimited
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used to buy r~cla.imed treated
sewage water from Southern
Pacific, up in the Bakersfield
area, and we had nothing but
problems with that.
But the bigger issue is I'm
on of· the founding members of
the Newport Aquatic Center
and when Irvine tells me 5 mil-
lion gallons, one, I don't
believe that is going to stay
static for one minute.
Secondly, every storm we've
ever had with every water
reclamation..openltion, look at
Bonita Creek?, and you have
overflows and it spills all over
the place. This is just bad leg-
islation all the way around to
Jet anybody dump refuge water
into the bay.
I don't care bow well they
say it's treated. I don't think
you would ever see anybody
drinking of it but' we have an
awful lot of wildlife out there
that's going to be belly up just
like we bad from botulism up
in the Bakersfield area.
We have kids swimming in
there. We have all kinds of
downside effects from this type
of an investment in our envi-
ronment. Our ocean is the last
bastion Of freedom and life that
we have in this world and now
we want to torpedo our Bay
that feeds out into the ocean.
No sir, I don't think so.
U you want more on this I
have at least another half hour
with more potency than I have
just given you.
ARNOLD STEVENSON
Newport Beach
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EVA SACHS
Newport Beach
T he Irvine-Ranch Water Di.s-
trict has announced in their
presentations and ads that they
wish to present "the truth• about
the wetlands water supply pro-
ject.
They assert that putting five
million gallons a day of treated
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priate baseline studies to evalu-
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and after the discharge.
They neglect to inform that
nationally respected scientists,
hired by Defend the Bay and the
city of Newport Beach, have lam-
basted their envirorunental
impact report as scientifically
inadequate.
They erroneously educate that
adding nitrate and phosphate to
the Bay will lower algablooms,
even though most knowledge-
able algae experts disagree.
I certainly think that most cib-
zens can see through IRWD's
propaganda and recognize this
as the bad plan it is.
SUSAN SKINNER
Newport Beach
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weekend. Not that gating would
prevent that but we think of our-
sel\'es as being a neigbborbood of
people who know one another
and wbo are alert to what's going
on and yet our immediate neigh-
bon were quite shocked to find
out that we bad been burglarized
while we were away for the
weekend.
I think those things, with the
increase of traffic coming from the
new freeway extension and toll
road. ~es us feel that we
would like to deter that traffic
from coming into our area.
TABE. GR.lFFlN
Newport Beach
Yes, there should be gates in
Eastbluff. I know the corrunu-nitv and traffic needs to be
resfiicted from the increased pop-
ulation in the area, for the safety
of the children and residents.
PAUL J. BAIDWIN
Newport Beach
N o, gates are not the key to
safety. In the article, by the
way, it says that traffic is speeding
through the streets of Eastbluff at
all hours of the day. I live m East-
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ty at all hours of the day.
There are periodic inaeases in
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the mornings the school kids at
the high school can't make a left
tum. so they come through East-
bluff, down Bison, so 'they can
make a right turn into the school
parking lot
That could be solved with a lit-
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high school people. On Sundays,
people go to church and they
come through and they go to the
Catholic church from other areas
and then at various times during
the day people go to the Eastbluff
shopping center.
• Gating the community and los-
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be insane -like trying to kill a
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A solution could be to limit or
eliminate traffic flow from Jam-
boree down Bison or as I just said
do some things with the school to
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THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1996 AU
• I unprove the traffic now down
there. ·
As far as safety and security,
goted communities do not have
any more safety and security
They have the same amount of
crime. There's no difference And. ,
according to Sgt. Jolm Desmond, J
Eastbluff has had a decrease in •
cnrne during the last few years !
not an increase.
There's a few people who hve
OQ Bison who are worried about
property values and they have
distributed leaflets about people
being raped and murdered and
held up in Eastblutt and have
scared the beck out of people. . ,
The city knows what the • • dilemma JS. They know how to ,
solve it but iI they can get us to
gate the commuruty they get all
our tax dollars and they don't give •
us any services They make out
like bandits.
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said.
A nUJllber of residents hope a
pew Ccl11lpaign to gate the com-
munity will not only deter traf-
fic, but intruders as well. At a
recent Eastblutf Homeowner's
Association meeting, a few hun-
dred residents discussed
whether to gate or not to gate
the Eastbluff neighborhood -a
discussion that naturally Jed to
talk about crime.
"It's a no-brainer to hook the
two together," said Jack Keat-
ing, who is a long-time resident
and member of the Traific
Impact Comnuttee formed by
the homeowners' association to
study the traffic issue.
The question of gating the
community was originally
fueled by concerns about
increased traffic speedmg dovm
Eastbluff streets. but now cur-
rent and potentidl problems
with both tralfic dnd cnme are
goad.mg the gate JSsue
"Our comnuttee formed to
alleviate traffic, but the crime
issue crept in because there are
people concerned dbout It,"
said Bill Jacobus, another com-
mittee member and an EastbluJf
resident of 30 years. ''Some who
support gatmg seem more con-
cerned with crime alleviation
than lrnfhc 1tsPlf.
"Just lJkP there are · some
people who lik<' 1t gated for the
presence of prestige," he Sdld.
Newport Beach Police
Department offic1dls mamtam
Eastbluff is dS safe ds any other
community m the city and has
even seen d decrease m cnme
over the past five years. In 1990,
COAST
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Among our chctll<'ngcs. Which
1s more worthy, d program to
te>ach geography, qeology, weath-
er and pldOI dncl cliltmal We to K-2
m Engbsh dnd Spdrush, or a unit
on that most hds1c of animal envi-
ronments, the pond, dnd winding
up Wlth ~tudymg the 8dck Bdy
c:md partlcipdt.m9 lO Ill> cJeanup1
How ahout a program mvolv-
ing 200 second and Uurd grader..
m very spec1dl c;tudles I.ink.mg
geography, Juslory, sooal soences
and langudCJC'?
And so 11 went With each
munch of the turkey on wheat,
there were 94 crimes reported
in Eastblutf, compared to 84
reported m 1995, with even less
projected this year, police said.
"The trend we were able to
loca te is aime is down in that
neighborhood,• Newport Beach
police-Sgt,.Jobn Desmond said.
"The crime level there is fairly
low, but like I told them, one
crime is too many."
Desmond said the fear of
anticipated airne is driving the
gate issue. But .the Police
Department is riding the fence
on the gate proposal and leav-
ing the decision up to the com-
munity, Desmond said.
And Newport Beach city offi-
cials are doing the same.
Recently, the Eastbluff traffic
committee sent out a survey list-·
ing nine options -inclucliQg
gated and non-gated scenarios
-to the 460 Eastbluff hom eown-
ers who were asked to choose
what they preferred as a solu-
tion.
Becoming a gated communi-
ty appeared to be the popular
choice, committee me mbers
said.
But there is still a long road
to becoming a gated communi-
ty.
The city -which turns the
streets over to the residents in
gated communities is
researching the issue so that
homeowners can be presented
with all the facts, including the
cost, before they make a final
decision, said Rich Edmonston,
the city's transportation and
development services manager.
Committee members said
the city's information will be
included in a poll m whlch the
residents will get to formally
vote on what they want for their
community.
there was another challenge to
discuss, another huJf of pride in
educators who are as innovative
and involved as are so many of
the teachers in Newport-Mesa.
And very definitely another
slap on the back for the Newport-
Mesa Schools Foundation. When
you spend a little time wtth these
people and their programs, you
know their motto -"Our Kids
Can't Wait" -isn't just hype.
Our kids cannot wait. And
these folks are doing their best to
ensure they don't have to -no
matter how crowded or crumbly
or understaffed or Wlderfunded
the classrooms.
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important and of growing impor-
tance,• said Mel Roth, Jewish
Family Service executive director.
•Tuey make an impo
statement that we should all
appreciate."
The multic:ult\ll'al Condon fami-
ly has •all different personalities
and backgrounds to investigate,"
Margot said with a smile.
The older children -Anthony,
291 Nicole, 27; 'Ilistan, 25; and
Adam, 23 -have left the family
homestead and are all involved in
successful careers. Remaining at
the family home in Eastbluff are
1}tle r, 17; Dillon, 12; Bree, 1 O; twins
Brady and Logan, 71 Ariana, 4 1/2;
and Alex, 4: .
The small anny is active. There
are sports, auditions (Bree and the
twins do commercials and movies)
and other activities to get to. Some
Saturdays the family has three dif-
ferent youth games to attend. But
they make them all.
Margot said she used to try and
keep track of all the various
goings-on in her head -until a
child was ina'dvertently left at Girl
Scouts. Now she writes eyeiyt.hing
down and says they're very orga·
nized. •
That's evident just by walldng
into the Condon home. Cupboards
are labeled with the children's
names and contain equipment and
material$ for their many activitiei.
Margot cooks 1n the momlngs,
makes lunches and then goes to
work. Allen, a real estate profes-
sional, takes the kids surling and
coaches soccer and baseball.
Margot tells a story that seems
to illustrate why the Condons were
chosen for family values: Allen
participates in a sports activity
with every child. But daughter
1listan wasn't particularly sport-
orlented.
So 'Ilistan took tap and Allen
was the only father in the mother-
daughter tap class. They practiced
on the toijet seat to get the tap
noise.
Homework is tpken care of dur-
ing "quiet time" after dinner, Mar-
got says. "My husband and I com·
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"I was nervous as bell on that
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proved to me that I could play
with a hangover.•
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Alter missing three
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anived at the Nike Alabama
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•Just like the week before, I
didn't hit a range ball in
Florence ~til I went to warm up
for the Wednesday pro-am," he
• SEE GOLF PAGE 82
....
.
CdM's ·Dent an easy winner; ;\brams KO'd
• Corona del Mar Hig~
freshman advances in
singles and doubles at
Easter Bowl in Prum Springs.
By Rldiar~ Dunn, Daily Pilot
Ne\vport Beach's Taylor Dent
and Yorba Unda's Thomas Uoyd
have known each other for years,
in junior tennis circles and
because of their fathers, both of
whom are teaching professionals.
But teaming in doubles this
week in the boys 16s for the East-
er Bowl Junior Tennis Champi-
onships at the Riviera Resort &
Racquet Club in Palm Springs
was fortuitous.
Lloyd's usual partner was
recently injured. Uoyd was
ranked last year in the top 10 Ul
the nation in doubles.
~So I asked (Lloyd) if he would
like to play, and through some
persuasion, he said yes,• said
Dent, who will play in the quar-
terfinals in singles and doubles
today, following Wednesday's
action.
Dent, a Corona del Mar High
frestunan, swept unseeded Joel
Berman of Seminole, Fla., 6-2, 6-
1, in singles in the Ro.und of 16
(boys 16s) to advance.
Dent, seeded seventh, will play
Carter Morris of Washington,
D.C., today (11 a.m.) in the quar-
terfinals. Morris is a nine•
through-16 seed.
In doubles, Dent-Uoyd will
play Andrew Vu (Reston, Va.) and
Ramez Qamer (Fairfax, Va.) in the
quarterfinals today at 4:30 p.m.
In other action Wednesday,
Newport Harbor's Geoff Abrams
lost to eighth-seeded Hugo
Armando of Bradenton, Fla., 6-4,
7-5, in the Round of 16 in the boys
18s singles.
Dent, who won the consolation
title in the 14s last year at the
Easter Bowl, will tum 15 on Apnl
24.
"That would be a bonus to wm
both singles and doubles, and
quite an early birthday present.•
said Dent, one of three U.S.
juniors in the 14s to be selected
for the upcoming World Cup in
Jamaica, which will force•Dent to
withdraw from Ojai this month.
"The score against (Berman)
didn't show it, but it was tough,
because every game was pretty
much at deuce," Dent added. "I
was pretty nervous the first three
games. It was real windy, and he I
was kind of playing the wind. He
looked like he knew what he was
pride of the coast high school baseball tournament
doing. I didn't know what to
expect."
Dent, ranked No. 1 last year in
the 14s by the United States Ten-
nis Association, began to use the
wind to his advantage.
"I hit a lot of hea.vy top spins
into the wind and. played the
wind a little more than I normally
do to get the short ball,• he said.
"I went to the net a lot to get more
confidence, and I lund of .90,t on a
roll." ~
"Tdylor's natls nght now," said
CdM Coach Tim Mang, who
drove to Palm Spnngs to watch
the acuon. "He's 1ust really play-
ing well."
1111 ~TH.LAI'-... C.<>'.'\·11,l ·r~ Dinger derby
Eftanda IBgb's baseball
nightmare .refused to be
calmed Wednesday as
Brethren Chrt.IUan High
rallled frOm a 6-2 clefldt to
dalm a 7-6 vk:tory lor 15th
place at Ole Pride ol the Coast
Tournament. Pitcher Juan
Romo (left) gave his all; but It
dldn't bappien as the winless
Eaglee dropped their 16th
straight game. Above, the
team tries to sort it out; below,
Coach Paul Troxel, lldellnecl
becaQle of Tuesday's ejection,
looks on In dismay. For the
story, see page B2.
lfAH HOGSTEN I DAil'< PILOT
• Coron.a del Mar'~ Stuart,
Johnson in bombs-away rout
of tournament foe, 13-0.
By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -It's a
friendly rivalry between Kevin Stu-
art and Chad Johnson, even 1f John-
son slams his baseball cap to the
ground when Stuart passes hun for
the team lead in home runs
For opposing pitchers wtth bad
stuff, it can be a nightmare. Like on
Wednesday, when Johnson and Stu-
art combined to go deep three times
(Stuart twice), as host Corona del
Mar High pounded Bishop Mont-
gomery, 13-0, for filth place m the
Pride of the Coast Tournament.
Johnson (five mnmgs) and Chris
Wills combined for the shutout as
the Sea Kings ( t 1-5) improved to 15-
1 in this tournament over the past
four years.
Stuart and Johnson have rut 11 of
CdM's 17 home runs this season.
Johnson, who struggled with his
control on the mound against the
Bishop Montgo!'Jlery (6-10), ripped
his fifth round-tnppe.i: leading off
the second inning when he pulled a
fastball over the right-field fence.
Stuart tied him for team-leading
honors when he cranked a two-run
blast to center field in the fifth, then
leading off the sucth, Stuart took
over the lead for long balls, when he
crushed a line drive over center
field, the second time in this tourna-
ment he's gone yard twice in a
game.
At that time, Johnson had already
been yanked from the game. He
was beyond the fence in left field.
running poles, when he hopped on I
the fence to see Ii Stuart's stxth·
inning rocket would dear for anoth-
er dlnger.
·(Johnson) was slammmg rus hat
down on the ground,· CdM Coach
Joe Koh said. "Stuart told me he was
going to call Chad over the break
and say, Tm in the lead,' then hang
up.~
In the fifth, when the Sea Kings
sent 10 batters to the plate and
scored five runs, center fielder
Reuben Gulledge added to the mus-
cle-flexing raid, clouting his first
Stuart Johnson
home run of the season against
Bishop Montgomery reliever Garrett
Ehring.
Following Bryan Bear's leadoff
single in the fifth, Ehring replaced
starter Matt Mitchell, then was
promptly greeted by Stuart's two-
run homer. Ehring faced four batters
and was tattooed for two home runs,
a single by Paul MacMillan and a
walk.
Stuart (3 for 4) added a double in
third, and came within an eyelash of
coming to the plate again in the sev-
enth. But wtth runners on first and
second and one out, Bear coanected
on a pitch to Bishop Montgomery
center fielder Michael Delaney, who
caught the line drive and fired into
second base to double-up a CdM
runner and end the in.rung.
"I was (pleading) with coach to
let me hit again in the sixth," said
Johnson, whose swmg-from-the-
heels atbtude may have produced
another blast and tied him with Stu-
art for the club lead.
Gulledge (3 for 4) added two sin-
gles and came dose to a fourth rut,
when he llned out to second m the
sixth. MacMillan and Justin Rich
had two ruts each for CdM.
Although Johnson won his sev-
enth game m eight deosions and
lowered lus earned-run average to
1.55 (492/.1 innings), he walked five
in the fl.I'St four innings and got
ahead in the count on the first pitch
to only ave of 16 batters
""°" Of THE COAST TOUINMillENT CdM 1l. Bishop Montgomery 0
<::orona del Mar 031 251 1 · 13 16 2
B Montgomery 000 000 0 • 0 3 2
Johnson, Wills (6) and Bear, Schiff (6);
Mitctiell, G. Ehring (5). Lambert (5) and B.
Ehring, Newman (6). W ·Johnson, 7·1 L •
Mi1ctiell, 2·2 28 · Stuart (CdM), Thurman
(CdM). HR Stuart (CdM) 2. Gulledge
(CdM), Johnson (CdM)
r------------------------------------------------------, daily pilot high school athlete of the week t I
t I BRIEFS I I I I I
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There's little doubt where
Chris Felix bas the
advan~ge ... he's just fiat
out as quick as a tiger.
By Richard Dunn, Daify Pilot
L·ik• a at, Chril Felix of
Bstanda High bas been
ripping through 100-meter
lanes and long·Jwnp runways
tbilMMOD.
But U Pel.ix, a junior, ever
leeml proper technique, watch
out -be could tum into a tiger.
PeUx, wbo won the 100 (11.1
second.I) and the ~.(20
feet. 2t/21ndles) 1Ut.W9W'lil a
Padnc Cout l..MgUe me.t
agatnat c:roee-town rival Cotta
Mesa to earn Delly Pilot AtblMe
of the Week laurelt, lJ unbeaten
in tbrM PCL m.tl this MUon tn
the 100. ·n. ~'"nm into ii tbe fad tbat DObOdy .l>Uli* blm
In ....... ., to, .......
bcm trKk and fteld coadl Steve
,
FELIX THE CAT
Crenshaw said. "It should
be a good race when be
gets to the Orange
County Championships
(April 20 at Thabuco
Hills High) and faces
(Kevin) Griswold of
Garden Grove, who
bunch of college kids out
there, enjoying
themselves, and they
weren't keeping the
runners in their lane.
After they told Chris
he got third place -
and everybody in the
world knew he was rum like a 10.6 or a
10.7."
While Griswold hu
been clocked in 10.67, the
belt m Orange County th1a
third -they gave It to
somebody else and put
him in wt, after Chris had
Chrls Felix run 10.5, when the guys
ahead of h1m bad gone
10.4 and 10.45. It was a fast beat
and the three of them were right
there together."
year, Felix wu unof11dally
limed in 10.5 in the Bronco
Invttatlonal at Cal Poly Pomona
March 16, where be met IOl'ne of
the beet sprlnten in the CIP
SoUtberD ~on.
Of the M¥m sprinters tn
Pelix .. bMt, 6ve ran under 11
MCODd.I. Pelilt st.yed with the
wtnn. and runner-up, two
LynWOOd ltandoutl, crOMlng in
third pa.ca. But • mls\ip between
the ftDi&b llfte and ICONl'I table
IDdi:atled OlbsWiM tn •
CGDtnwmilal ftmlh.
•Cbltl didn't get cndlt for the
ND; became al the timill9. •
Crentbaw said. "TheV had a
•
Felix, a game-breaking
tailback on BstAnd.a' footb&ll
team, advanced to the ClP
Southem Section Division m
' finals at Centtos College lut
year lft the 100, flnilhlng ninth m
11.08, and qualitytng No. 8 out of
the dMsioMl ~et
Beach Oty; CoDege tn 1 l.C>9.
,he'l~mw.u gal.nit anyt>ocly .....
bad to run againlt Mid ltl not
much al a l'K'9t IO that 8niac»
lnvttetkmll WU ebO\rt tM only
bme he's been pushed,•
Crenshaw said. "Those two kids
from Lynwood were really
quick."
Still, Felix ls a novice in the
long jump and yearns to discover
the suitable techniques of getting
out of the blocks in the 100.
•He's slow out of the b&ocks, •
Crenshaw said. "In fact, in that
race again.st those Lynwood guys
at Cal Poly Pomona, that's where
he lost it. He wasn't even set
when he started, but he still
managed a 10.5 in that race. So
be'I never good out of the blocks
He gets beat out of the blocks by
quite a few guys, and U h• would
work more on tbe blocks and
piclung up on his ltar1s, I think
he could get down to 10.~ end
faster.
•He'• got good speed once he·• ga&ng, the blocb a.re the
oftly place that .-ms to be
llOwing him dOWn rlgb.t DOW.•
Peh, wbO illlo NDI tM 200
and aDchOn Blttnda'I 400 re&ay,
bU a ~ recald mu.. 1o119
]map ol 20-10. P6 blld a PR "lut VM.r ln the 100 ot lO 1.
Scott commits to SMU
CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High's Alissa Scott,
who reached the CIF Southern Section fmals in doubles as a
junior and semifinals last season as a senior in girls tennis, signed
a letter of intent Wednesday with Southern Methodist University
Ul Dallas, Texas, her mother, Cheryl, confirmed.
Scott, younger sister of Danielle Scott, a pro on the women's
tour, selected the full scholarship SMU over Northern Anzona,
Montana, San Jose State, Boise State and Rhode Island.
Newport Beach Track Championships Saturday
NEWPOR,T BEACH -The first event of the City of Newport
Beach Youth nack & F1eld Championships will get underway at
10 a.m . this Saturday at Newport Harbor High's t>avid.son Field. I
More than 200 boys and guls, ages 7-15, a.re expected to par-
tidpate in the Games. The top three finishers m each event, from
each division, will represent Newport Beach ln the Orange Coun· I
ty Cbameionship to be hetd m May. • •
Th re 1 still tiJ:ne to sign up and be part of the action. Call 644· l
3151 for further Information. l
• tSk walk for muldple sci rosis set for April 14 :
NEWPORT BEACH -More th.ati 2,500 walk are es:pected l .
to take part tn lh 15K MS Wal.le for Multiple Sclerom April H . I
Walken, who Will be Mmlni,:oney for MS through lpOl1IOf I
pledges, have a choice of lhrM tiON in Orange County • one 1
starting at Newport Dunill with the 8.3 mile COWM t1nilbing I
around the Beck Bay. The othel'I are in Huntington Beldl met I
Bi'M All rout• are baftctialpped tittant ~ Wtll beDeftt .en.Int ... ticel aDd wtc:b for tbe
1 Orange County Chapw ol the NMiolMil ~ SdllOlli sad· I ety. The SodetY ii c:9\ebta~ ltl 5C>eb yw In Wttoi to._ U.S.
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12 • THURSDAY, APftll 11, 1996
-. --···-~
1 • Mustangs provide another notch for the Barons, 10-0
•~ountain Valley High's
iniitation of Murderer's
I R~w a pretty good one;
Mesa Teturns to PCL wars.
I • .
By Roger Carlson, Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -University,
Laguna Hills and Laguna Beach
m4y never look better to the Cos-
ta , Mesa Mustangs than they do
right now with the last three
weeks of Pacific Coast League
baseball awaiting. starting on
~sday at University in the quest
of p6stseason play.
After walloping Edison on
Monday Wlth a tremendous effort,
the Mustangs found themselves
facing the double-barrelled
gaUDtlet of Lakewood on Tuesday
and Fountain Valley on Wednes-
day in the Pride of the Coast
Baseball Tournament, and a.s a
result, found themselves returned
to earth-rather quickly.
Wednesday's fifth place finale
was more or less a repeat of
lessons learned a day earlier in a
15-1 loss to Lakewood as the
powerhouse Barons eased to a 10-
0 conquest.
Costa Mesa Coach Doug Deats
was hard pressed to swallow the
verdict, let alone find any posi·
tives to derive from the defeat, as
Fountain Valley's mere presence
seemed to be an intimidating fac-
tor which Deats was not prepared
to accept.
MWe lost our focus and we lost
our techniques,• said Deats, who
watched his team strand nine
bas~ers, six in scoring posi-
tion en route to a 10-6 mark.
His team, however, appears to
be in good company. There are 69
others over the past 2112 years
which fall in the same category.
Coach Ron La.Ruffa's Barons,
two-time defending CIP Division I
champio~ have racked up a-70-
10 record in that span (14-t this
year), and over the past eight
years have logged six Sunset
League crowns.
Two four-run innings by the
Barons broke up an otherwise
competitive game as the Barons
netted 'Safeties from every spot"
but No. 5, and got six base hits
from the 7-8-9 slots in the lineup.
The only bright spot in t4esa's
game, and probably the only
player not in Deats' doghouse,
was third baseman Al Lambert,
who went 2 for 2 with a double
and a walk, as well as executing
with precision defensively.
The only distraction to Foun-
tain Valley's domination was the
additional thorn of a poorly-
umpired game behind the plate,
as well as in the field, but D~ats
insisted in the aftermath that area
had little lo do with the .result.
What 1t did do, however, was
rub a lot of Scllt into the wounds
the Barons were infllcting with,
most notably, a three-run homer
by Ryan Clark and a two-run sin-
' gle by Chris Pusillo in an 11-hit
attack.
Mesa clean-up hitter Jeremy
Starns was the poster boy for the
ump, llict1mized twice on "strilf.e-
outs" and thrown out of the game,
as well, as the umpire appeared to
lose control of his emotions
because of his own shortcomings.
Right-h'ander Steve Schenew-
erk (8-1) went four innings and
got the victory.
flM)I Of ntE COAST iouMA .. Nf
Fountain Valley 10, Cost.II Mesa 0
Costa Mesa 000 000 0 -0 6 2
Fountain Valley 014 014 x -10 11 O
Adelmund and Vasquez; Scheneweric.,
Nielsen (5) and OeVrles. W -Schenewerlt,
8-1. L -Adelmund, 1-3. 28 -Felter (CM),
Lambert (CM), Fusillo (fV), Pechuls (fV),
OeVries (fV). HR -Clark (FV).
DEJA VU Sailors bow, ·7 -3
Eagles see def eat
snatched from victory,
again; Brethren Christian
pulls out 7-6 verdict.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Brethren
Christian High baseball coach
Dave Posthuma said Wednesday
he foresees a victory in Estancia's
future. But this prediction came
after his Warriors extended the
Eagles' winless streak to 16, rally-
ing for a 7-6 triumph in the 15th-
place game of the Pnde of the
Coast Tournament at Costa Mesa
High.
·They're gonna get there,"
said an empathetic Posthuma,
whose squad (10-6). like most of
the Estancia opponents this
spring, got all it could handle
until the final out.
ul see a WUl coming for them.
They come out to play and battle .
Hey, I've been there with an 0-10
football team. 1 know what it's
like to go out there every game
and think 'This is going to be the
one.' q
This was almost the one, once
again, for tfte Eagles, gwded by
lower-level coach Lenny Herman
in the absence of Paul noxel
(serving mandatory one-game
suspension after being ejected
from Tuesday's game) and assis-
tant Ken Millard (travel comnut-
ments)
"They battled thetr butts off,"
said Herman, an Estancia aJum-
nus and the older brother of
seruor catcher Joey Herman. uwe
just didn't get enough breaks
today. It was one or two mistakes
that cost us, just like it's been all
season."
SPEEDWAY
~ycles Friday
COSTA MESA -Greg Han-
cock will be back in action Friday
at the Orange County Fair-
grounds to start defense of hI.s
19~5 U.S. National Speedway
Motorcycle Raong t.Jtle.
Hancock will be the featured
rider of the 24-man Divmon l
field on the u Bullnng" OvaJ now
m lts 28th year.
The gates open at 6:30 and
action starts at 8 p.m.
For more information. call 492-99~3. .
.
GOLF .
CONTINUED FROM 81
said. Trying Foltz's theory, of
coOrse, is not suggested for the
clttb player.
• The umy (yet charitable)
100-hole goU marathon, a
fund-raiser for the National
Dyslexia Research Foundation,
wiD be played at Mesa Verde
Country Club April 22.
The quest is to complete (or
attempt to complete) l 00 boles
in eight hours.
Carts and golf balls are
ptd\'ided. U a player lands too
far tn the rough, another ball is
immediately given for a drop to
speed things up .. Quick play ls
more meaningful than your
score.
The field is limited to 36
golfers. Interested players (or
sponsors) should call either Jeff
Golan (223-8100), Jean Gardn r
(730-6100) or Ed McClements
(~7.S-1424).
• Trlangl Square'• aD..tay golf ~ on May~. spoJUOred by
Cal'• Caddyshack, which la near
th Harbor Boulsvard and
N wport Boulevard building,
1hould be a banner event,
considered how the trendy Costa
'
Foremost among the Eagle
battlers was junior pitcher Juan
Romo, who shook off a bout with
the flu that topped out earlier this
week with a 104-degree tempera-
ture, to take the ball and throw
five gutsy innings.
uwe didn't even expect him
here today," Lenny Herman said.
UBut he showed up and he want-
ed the ball. He just didn't have
anything left after the fifth."
Romo didn't walk a batter and
stranded Warriors in all but the
first inning. But a sun double led
to a pall" of .runs4n the second and
an outbreak of miscues (three of
the Eagles' five errors) in the fifth
allowed Brethren to slice away at
a 6-2 lead with three unearned
nms.
A pall" of walks and two singles
pushed the Warriors ahead in the
sixth, marking the fourth straight
game the Eagles have surren-
dered a lead.
Seniors Jon Soseman (2 for 3
with two RBI), Joey Herman (1 for
2 with two RBI and a run), and
Steve Baker (two-RBI) came
through with clutch hits to help
forge the advantage for Estancia,
which had a promising rally
snuffed out in the seventh.
Herman chugged into second
on a throwing error to lead off the
inning, but an infield pop, a walk,
and a 4-6-3 double play left the
Eagles longing, as they return to
Pacific Coast League action next
week with two games against
first-place Laguna Hills.
~ 0# lNl COAST TOUllNAMEHT
Brethren Christian 7, Estancia 6
Brethren Chr. 020 032 0 -7 11 2
Estancia 022 200 0 -6 8 S
A. Ireland, Hayzlett (3) and Olsen, A.
Ireland {3); J. Romo, Wilson (6), Baker (6)
and Herman. W -Hayzlett, 1-0. L -Wil-
son. 28 · Flores {E), Osso {E), A. Ireland 2
(BO, Christensen (BC), Jensen (BC), Hay-
zlett (BC). Hayzlett (BC).
• Bolsa Grande has its
way with Newport Harbor
in consolation title game
at Pride of the Coast.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA-Body surfing,
barbecuing or simply kicking
back appeared to replace base-
ball on the minds of the Newport
Harbor High players, who
wrapped up their Spring
Break diamond duties
Wednesday as if they'd
already traded their bats
for beach chairs.
Newport Coach Jim
Kiefer admitted his play-
ers' focus was below par,
as the Sailors dropped a
7-3 verdict to Bolsa
Grande in the consola-
. tion championship of the
tage of five walks, a hit batsman
and a Matador error. Harbor left
six runners on base to help Bolsa
(10-4-1) avenge a 2-1 Tars' tri-
umph in the championship game
of the season·opening Costa
Mesa Tournament, March 9.
"Give Bolsa credit, it's a good
club," Kiefer said. "This may
have taken a little of the momen·
tum (having won two straight in
the tournament) we'll carry into
next week (a return to Sea View
League play with a home-and-
home series with Irvine). But l
look at it more as giving
us ideas of what we need
to stress when we come
back. I think we're about
as far along as we're
going to be physically.
Now, it's a question of
continuing to work on the
mental side of the game."
Pride of the Coast Tour-Langsdorf
nament at Estancia High.
One of few bright spots
for Newport was the
return of senior Chad
Coluccio, who had been
sidelined with a separated "The first inning or two die-.
tates the pace of the day and we
didn't play catch (two errors),"
Kiefer said. •And we weren't very
focused at the plate. The symp-
toms a re the same when we don't
play well."
Newport (7-9) managed just
three hits off two Matador pitch-
ers, with senior Andy Langsdorf
the lone offensive standout.
Langsdon rocketed his third
home run of the season over the
left-field fence to greet left-band-
ed reliever Lo Ngo in the fifth. He
also singled in a run in the first
and walked to compete a perfect
day at the plate.
Newport junior Donner WaJ-
ters contributed an RBI single in
the fourth, but the Sailors were
otherwise unable to take advan-
shoulder since a mid-March non-
league game at Laguna Beach.
Coluccio, who also missed
most of his junior season... with .a
broken thwnb, led off the seventh
as a pmch hitter and was prompt-
ly plunked on the right (good)
shoulder on the first pitch. Coluc-
cio, uninjured and mildly miffed
before the good natured ribbing
of his teammates induced a smile,
left the game for a pinch runner.
He should be available as a des-
ignated hitter next week.
flM>I Of l* COAST TOURNAMENT
Bolsa Grancle 7, Newport Hatbor 3
Bolsa Grande 130 030 O -7 1 S 1
Newport Harbor 100 101 0 -3 3 2
Fair, Ngo (6) and Hendrix; Urban,
Szolomayer (4), Nuzum (S) and Jones. W
-Fair. 1-0. L -Urban. 2B -Corona 2 (BG),
Price (BG), Kusuda (BG). 38 -De Leon
(BG). HR -Langsdorf (NH).
COLLEGE BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL
VANGUARDS DROP TWO Pirates win
COSTA MESA -1\vo days,
two losses. That's the result of
Southern California College's
baseball team's exploits Tuesday
and Wednesday as Point Loma
Nazarene won out on Tuesday,
11-8, then The Master's topped
the host Vanguards on Wednes-
day, 10-6, to drop sec t 10-26
overall.
Kevin Doyle led SCC on
Wednesday, going 2 for 3 with 2
runs scored; Joe Riveral led the
Vanguards on Tuesday, going 3
Mesa shopping center usually
hosts events.
The expo will include more
than 50 exhibitors, including
resorts, clubs and golf
equipment, as well as local PGA
pros performing cllnics and
demonstrations. There will also
be prizes and giveaways from
exhibitors. Call 1nangle Square's
Ned Bondie (722·1600) for more
information.
• In the Newport Beach GoU
Course men's club, Hank
LeFebvre shot a 2-over-par 61 to
win low gross April 3, while Jack
Stinson won low net (54), edging
out Al Schnell lo a tiebreaker.
Seven go1fe.r1 had a net 54, so a
lot of tiebreakers had to be run.
Stinson won closest 'to the pin on
hole No. 6, while Wayne
Thuestad was closest on No. 12.
In last Saturday's Olgbt
rounds, Jim Forgash (low gross
62) and Curt Herberts (low net
52) won Flight Ai Don Krotee
(career-best low gross 62) and Joe Russo (low net 54) won
Flight B1 and Bob Potts (low
gross 66) and Don Gattuso (low
net 50) won Fllght C. Herbert.I
(hole No. 6) 4lld Jack Brown (No.
12) won clo6ett to the pin honors.
• .....,... Dwwt's dUb goff column
aQPeMS fWrV Thunday ,
for 6 with a double and two RBI.
GolDIN STAl"I AntlS11C w:c J Cl
f'ok'lt Loma~ 11, 5oClll coMeg..
Point Loma 203 033 000 -11 16 3
SoCal College 002 000 204 -8 12 4
Fonta~ Enano (3), Anderson m, Hembo
(8), Plummer (9) and Gonzalez; Withers,
McReyoolds (5), Harber <n and Pegg, King (5).
W • Enano, 4-4 L -Wlthen. 2-5.18 -Gonzalez
(P), VOita (P), 2, Rivera (S}. HR • Voita (P).
NCll«CI L 13
The Mdter's 10, SoC.I GoHege 6
The Masters 050 230 000 . 10 11 1
S<>Cal College 101 000 220 -6 8 2
Rogers, D. Maggiora (7). Darnell (8), J. Mag·
glola (9) and Bennett Primm, Lowery (4), Bor-
ders (8). Holman (9) and Pegg. W -Rogers, 5-
4. L . Primm, 3-7. 28 -Huter (M) 2, Kowes (1\11)
2, Doyle (SCO. HR • Young (1111).
We have a great
selection of Shoes
AAppardfor
Mena Women
AJWlion.
COSTA MESA -The Orange
Coast College men's volleyball
team Tuesday ran its winning
streak to 13 straight games,
defeating Grossmont, 15·7, 15-4,
15-2. occ (16-1, 15-1) clinched
at least a playoff berth in the
Regionals. A win against San
Diego Mesa on Friday would put
the Pirates in the driver's seat for
the Orange Empire Conference
title and an automatic bid to the
State Championships.
Mike Pixler had 10 kills and
Troy Langley had eight.
per dozen!
Hurry! While
Supplies Last!
Coronation of King George I
Balboa Bay Chtb, 6 p.m.
May l, 1996
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HONORING
NEWPORT' HAltlOR HIGH'S
GEORGE YAADUY, 19M
IASICETMU. HAU. Of FAME
INDUCTEE
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the yardley stick
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QUISllON Ofl THE DA~
WI-IS MAD ANntONrS HAU OF MME?
Newport Beach's George Yard\ey, who Is
being Inducted Into the Basketball Hall of
Fame lo Springfield, Mau. May 6, knows.
It's one his favorite, and he has a long list to
choose from. ·
Ari original Inductee Into the Orange
County Hall of Fame, the 67-year-old Yardley
Is also a member of Newport Harbor Hlgtt's
Hall of Fame1 Stanford University's Hall of
Fame and ... Mad Anthony's Red Coat Hall of
Fame In Ft. Wayne, honoring tndlana's f avorltes.
Aside from his place at Newport Harbor. Mad Anthonys
is perhaps •The Bird's• favorite.
Yardley's most cherished moments In professional
basketball were wtth the Ft. Wayne Pistons before the
team was moved' to Detroit, and when Fort Wayne put
him In his "Red Coat" In 1992, he joined such all-time
Indiana heroes as Gar.Y's Tom Harmqn of Michigan fame,
the Four Horsemen o~ Notre Dame, comedian Phil Harris,
politician Dan Quayle, Purdue quarterback Bob Griese,
football coach Lou Holtz actor Karl Malden, the Wizard,
John Wooden, musician Hoagy Carmkhael, golfer Fuzzy
Zoeller and astronauts frank Borman and '1'11 Armstrong.
Please, David Lettennan, pouting is considered in poor
taste.
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Soccer notes
0 CORONA DEL MAR -The highly-successful Slammers soccer pro-
gram will be holding tryouts Sunday at Corona del Mar High for a few
remaining positions on a new girls under-12 team.
Tiyouts are scheduled to run from 11 a.m . to 1 p.m. A second ses-
sion is set for April 21.
Both clubs, coached by brothers Walid and Ziad Khoury, won cham-
pionships in their respective CSL South divisions last season.
Walid will train and coach the new team com_Rrised o!l!!_a~rs b.9rn
afterA'llg:l, 984. For more Uiformation call 722-1437.
0 COSTA MESA -The SFEE Xtreme Soccer Club will be holding try-
outs starting Saturday, for boys under-11, ·under-12 and under-13
teams at Victoria School.
The school is on Hamilton, off of Brookhurst. Tryouts will run from
9-11 a.m. A second session will be held the following week, April 20, .
from noon-2 p.m. All CWTent club and AYSO APP players are welcome.
For more information call, 446-0250.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
IASEUU.
Community college
Saddlebadc at Orange Coast. 2:30 p.m.
nNNIS
College men -Cal State
Los Angefei at Southern
<:allfornla College, 2 p.m.
College women -
Westmont at
Southern ~lifomla
College, 2 p.m.
Community college
men · Sacldlel>Kk at Orange c.o.m. 2 p m.
Community college women -Orange Coast
at Saddleback. 2 p.m.
SOFraALL Colleoe -Uf State
Bakenfleld at Sovthem
California College, I :30
GOl.f
Community col• · Rancho Senllago. s.ddle-
btclt and Orange c~
atMew~CC. I p m
DEEP
SEA
WIEDNESOAY'S
CX)UN1'5
Oa,,.y ..
Loc:ller -3
boaU. 96 anglers. 19 cali-co bass, 18 sand
bass, 4 sculpln,
9 shffphead,
52 rodcfnh.
19 macketel,
35 whitefish.
18 M>le. 10 blue
perch, 1 bl.ck
croaker
Newport
Lllndlng-2
boats, 32
anglers. 38 sand
bnl.. 9 macb<tl
S7 KUlpin,
1wtiiteM
1 c.abe~ I
blue perd\ I 10
tom cod.
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ORANGE COUNTY COLLECTORS EXPO #3
April 13-14, J 996
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Sportscards, Memorabilia & Collectibles of all kinds! •<;,
Show hours 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. each day
Sat. ll-l Sat. 1-3 Sun. l-3 Sun. 1-3
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N~ pon lk.th/Cona Mesa Daily Pilot THURSOAV. APRlL 11. 1996
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PUIUC NOTIC!I PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC llOTICU
PUIUC NOTICES Purtuant lo SecbOn 22300 without court triPP'OYll. e. YOU ARE BEINO SUED 8Y dt'llduail P.Uttonet: Stacey Ptot~lv• blddefl wUI ... ILIC NOTICE ol lht Public Conttact fort taking etna1n 119ry Im-PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. 1e esta' Francine Oatlehue HAS/ meet .i tM Dl•trlct Malnte-rv Code, the contr.ct wllt con-portanl ectton.: however, dem1nd1ndo) TOM O. HAVE Fil.ED A PETITION nanc. Verd, 17890 N...,. --':""NO....,;Tl;...C;.:,l.;;;.TO~;.::_-l tlln ptavlllOnt pe<mlltlng the 8peclll Admlnlttrllor KESSLER, an lndlvldUll FOR AN ORDER TO land, FOCJntaln Vllley, c.a.. II
the •uccea•ful bidder to with um11ec1 powett Will be YCMI have '° CALENOAA CHANOE NAMES FROM llddlllon.11 1ntotmauon 11 t-..
CONTRACTORI tubs1ltut.e NCUt1bt1 lot eny required IO gi\11 nob IO DAYS after thlt aummont Sl.c.y franclne Oali.t\UI qult9d concerning 1M 10b
CAUINQ POR BIDI monlet Wllhheld by the W-etad !*ton• unleaa i. t..wd on you lO file 1 TO Rowan Whllloek walk, pleue contact !he
School Dllttict: COAST Dlttrtc1 lo ensin per10tm-\hey hive waived notice Of typewritten respon11 al thlt . h It hlfeby ordered that Ol11tlct Maintenance 0.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ance under the contract. consented IO 11'11 proi>09ed court. all petlOOI lntWMted In partment at (714) 843-3201.
DISTRICT Eaeh ~d 1Ubm1t1ed In r• •cllon, ~ obtaln court ap-A lelttr or phone call wlll thla m11ter appeat befOft D•t-4 thla 29th da1t
Bid Dttdllne: May 14, lpoi\H to Ulla Nolle. thaU proval.) The Independent not protect you; your ~ th11 court In Department of ... rch, 1H8
19M 11 2:00 p.m. contain, u a bid lttm, ado Aclminfttrallon kAl'lorllY Wiii wrlltll' reaponse must be No. 703 ol lh• °'ange llfS ll'atrlok Quinn Su.
Place or Bid Receipl' .()f. equal• 1heetlng, •holing • .be granted unln• an Inlet· In proi-legal fofm II y04J County Su!*lof Court ll rvt Pr I ti flee of DlftctOf ol PurchQ. and btaclng, °' IQU!Valent nted P9rte?" tilt• ObJIC1lon want the coun to Mar your th• &ddr•n thown above r .. r.r I oauremen
Ing, Coast Community Col· method, tor Ch• protectton lO tl\11 petition and 1hoW1 ca.. on 6-21, 1996, at 2:00 •0 "
lf9t Dlttriet, Bldg. "0 ", ol llft Ind llmb In trenches good ctiUH why th• court tt you do not file your r o'cloek p.m., and tt11n and Pub 11 • h • d N • w Port
1370 Adams Avenue, Costa and open excavation, ahoutd not graf'll lht au-apon•• on time, you may there thow cau11, If any Beach.Costa Meu Dtlly Mesa, CA 92826 which shall conlorm to 1p-Ulorlty. 1o .. th• cue, and your they have, Why 1M pe11tlon Pilot Aprll 4, tt, 1998.
Project Identification ptlc.ble nltty ordtr•. A HEAAING on tM pell-wagH, money and ptc>p-for change of name anould Th30l
Name: Co1111ine Com-Qovemlnt Board Uon wUt be Mid on MAY 2. etty may be taken w11hoU1 not be gfanted.
munlty College Modular Br Wllllam M. Vega, ~0399eloc, II 1d:AS ~~·Thin Oecpt. lutther wamfng trom the It It further ordered that a PUBLIC NOTICE
Bool\11ore; Bld No. 1715 Ed. D., Chancellor ale at .... 1 • ;11y court. copy of thl1 order to 1how
Place Bids are on Ille and Coaat Community Cot: ~~~ Soulh, Ofange, OA There are other legal r• cauH be publlshad In N.B. cJ'NOTT~~loORI ~~~~~:: ;~cl~~~· c°c!o:~~ 1•9• Dlatrlcl IF YOu OBJEci: TO lh• ,~Ir~,*"! ~~i::::: ri~: ~apl~a of ~Z:,~01(:1~ tNVITINQ ltDS
nator, Ardilh Richey, Cout Published Newport granUng ol lht petlUon, you away. tt you do not knoW cutatlon published In this NOTICE IS HEREBY
Community College Dis· Beach.Costa Mesa Dally should appear al the hMI· an attorney. 'f04J may call county, al taut one. a GIVEN that the Board of
trtct; 1370 Adamt Av• Pilol AptU 4, 11. 1i98. Ing lll'ld ttale your ob~ an attorney refetral service week ror lour consec:utlva TrustHt of ltl9 Fountain
Bldg. "O", Costa Mna: Th304 ll1on1 ~ hfll! written bob • or a legal aid office (listed wetkt prior to the day of Valley SchOOI District ol Or· CA, (714) 43Z·5707 t ons .. ,1 me court . e ore In the phone booll). the hearing. ange County, California wm
NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC NOTICE the hearing. Ylnour appeat· Despue1 de que le en-DAT!s MAR 28, 1998 receive bids up lo and In·
GIVEN that the 1bov.. re• may be pet Ion or lraguen esta cltaclon Judi-QA Le HICKMAN eluding 2:00 P.M. May 8,
named School District ol FORECLOSURE Y your attorney, dal usted Ilene un plazo de JUD o EiC OM MI g.' 1996 at the Dlstrlc1 Busl·
Orange Counly, CaJ1lornla NO. TO 1539 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS neu Olllce, 17210 Oak acting by and through Its YOU ARE IN DEFAULT or • contingent creditor ol para presentar una r• llONER OF TH~ SUPE· Street, Fountain Valley, CA.
Governing Board, herelnaf· UNDER A D F th• deceased, you must flit spuesta escrlta a m1qulna RIOR COURT 92706
PUIUC ltOTIC~S PUILJO llOTICU PUIUC lltOTICU
PUaucNona
Noc.ice is bcnby given that the City CouocaJ o! ti. City or Newport~ will .bold. publiiebetliaa .} I
OD April 22. 1996, to diJc'\mlDd ~vt cbt City's proposed Ont Yw Action Pltlll 10 lhe f"aw Yw ,I
Coasolidated P!ao Documcm (CPD). Tbit oae yar at:Uoo plan ii &&Md to apply for Connunif)'
Development Block Ormt (CDBG) f\mds. Tbe City proposes 10 ipply for an csrfrmted mmmw.n
ofSS34,000in COBO funds for meal Yea' 1996-1997. A reduction in ftdaa.I fi..mdln& will rcsull
in r~ ~tics ban& usisicd.
The st.anun for thHe formula grant pRllll&mS set forth tine be.sic goals which~ cJotely rdaed
to tbt major comm.ianems and priorilies of HUD. Tbe aoel.s ~ to: I) Provide dccalt bousiaa 2)
ProVlde a suitable livio& envirocu:Dmt and 3) ~ ec()pOmjc oppornmitia.. Eadl pl IDlllt
primarily benefit low and very low income pasoas. Funbt.r, activities~ with COBO Nads
mu.s1 meet a least one 0£ the three (3) aadooal objec1i~ of the CDBG program wbicb se: I)
Bcndittio& low and moderate i.or:ome persons, 2) AidiD& in tbt prevemioo or eJ.imimboo of slums
or blight; or, 3) Meetma od>ercommunity devdopme:nlneeds having 1 petticular ~ becm.-
C'Xisting eooditiomposc a scriousand immedia&ctbrcattotbe bcaltb and wdfare oftbt Commua.i1y
and other fimncial rcso.urccs arc not avail.able to meet the needs. I
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ler referred to as "OfS. EED 0 your clalm with lhe court en esta corte. Stacy F. Gallehue, 251 At thl1 Ume, date, and
TRICT", wlll receive up to, TRUST DATED 8130/90 and mall •copy to the per· Una carta o una llamada 22nd Strtel, Costa Mesa, place, bids will be publicly
bul nol later 1han the UNLESS YOU TAKe AC. sonar representative :fn telefonlca no le ofrecera CA 92827 opened and read afoud for The five year CPD idadifies Commumty needs mctuding a housing market malysi.s IDd
abov•stated Ume, sealed TION TO PROTECT t::ntedb~the courtwll n prolecclon; su respunta Publlthed Newport Bid No. 97.S, "DISTRICT inc----thosenccdsiuloapr---Afive year--ic plan. ~~•·for tbcC;...,>sCPOfor bids for the award of 1 YOUR PROPERTY. IT our mont s from the dale esrita a maqulna tlent que B h c M o ily SECURITY SYSTEM" at In--·,..,·-~ --.-~ .. ,
contract for the project d• MAY BE SOLD AT PUB-or firll Issuance ol tM let· cumplir eon tu fonnall· tac · osta 811 a. dicated In the Bid Speclfi· the five year periQd 1995-2000 are consisaertt witb HUD's gOlls. These goals are bued OD oeeds "' scribed as: L 1 c s ALE IF you ters •• provided In tectlon dades legal es apropladas Pllol Match 28, Aprll • • 11 • cation. Bid documentt and
lnslallallon ol new mOdu· NEED AN 'EXPLANA 9100 of the Calllornla Pro-s1 usted qulere que ta corte 18, 1996. specifications ate on file al identified in the commuo.ity needs section oftbe CPD md include eoals for oew construc:tioo of
far building for CouUlne • bait COde. T~• Um• for fil· escuch• au caso. lh293 tht Dlalrtct Purchatlng 0• affordable rental houtino shelter for the bomdess and •at risk•. for families lO be assis1iC'd by the co1199e Bookstore TION OF THE NATURE Ing claims will not expire SJ ualed no preHnla au partmenl located at 17210 -
There wlU be • tw.nty dol-OF THE PROCEED I NO before IOUf months from respuesta a tlempo, puede PUBLIC NOTICE Oak Street, Fountlln Valley, Sect.ion 8 Raital Assis&ance Ptopam. removal of arc:b.itecrural barriers for pc:noos with disabilitin.
1ar (S20.00) non.,elundable AGAINST YOU, YOU the hearing date noUced petder el ca.so, y I• pueden CA. 92708. (7t4-843-3245) job c:matioo aod ecooomic deveiopmail for lower income pusoos 1ft11 families, public facilities
payment required tor tach SHOULD CONTACT A •yboovu•· MAY EXAMINE oh qultat tu aalarlo, au dlnero CONNOTTRAICCETTOORS The Board ol Trusteea r• un' pro---• ..,_,·a)......,;,,_ r.or-__.y ..,.._"' ___. -a.. • ...:•:•-•;on of--i·-• -~ =-~·--=·• sel ol bid documenla. LAWYER. ,..e y otra1 cosas de au serves th• right to reject • .._ ....... ., _,.. _ .. ........," ~ ..-~-. 4llN ,,......, .... ..w ... .,._... .... ..,. .. ~ UJU_,..._
Checka should be macte NOTICE OF me llept by the court, I• you propted1d sin aviso adlclo-INVITING BIDS any and all bids and lo L. • ...:--.~._ ... ....._ •L.-c· TL.... ,...__ y Acti Plan idem:ifi .........-· "lies to be payable to Coast Com-TRUSTEE'S SALE are • peraon lnterHted In nal por pane de la cortt. NOTICE IS HEREBY waive any Irregularity ~ses ,_.,.,.._,ut W<' sty. IDI' vui; ear on es propvAV ICUV1
munity College District. UNDER DEED Iha ••tale, you may file Exlsten otros requltltos i.. GIVEN that the Boatd of therein. The right ts also re-implemen1ed dunng the next Meal year and iacludes the levd of assisunce for lhose acbvitics.
Bldt shall be received In with Ille court a formal A.-gain. Puedt que usled TruslMS ol the Fountain setVed by the Boatd of (3) ·--• lhe place Identified above OF TRUST quest IOJ Special Nollet of qultt'a Hamar a un abogado Valley School Olsl11ct ol Or· Trustees to select Items The Ktivitics proposed foe CDBG fimdin: for fY 96-97 are coo.sist.ent wi1h the three nau ........
and lhOse bids thafl b8 Notice Is hereby given the filing of an lnvtntOtY lnmedl11amenlt, SI no ange County, Califomla will and/or 1ervlces ·Which In objectives of the CDBG Progrmn. 'The specific objectives proposed in the~ Year~ Plan opened and publicly read tha~ Burrow Escrow Co .. a and appraisal ol a1t1te as· conoce a un abogado receive bids up to and In· their opinion will besl serve
aloud •I the above-staled Cal1fornt1 .Corporation as sets or ol any pelltton °' putd• llamar 1 un servlclo eluding 2:30 P.M. April 25, the needs ol the District are:
tlrM and place lruslH, or 1ucceuor account as provided In de relerencla de abogados 1996 al the Dlslrk:I Busl-A MANDATORY JOB
In accord~e with the trustH, or suballtuted section 1250 ol th• Califor· o a una oficlna de ayuda neu Office, 17210 Oak WALK Is scheduled tor OBJECTIVES provision. s of Calilornl1t truslee pursuanl to the nla Probate Code. A R• legal (vea el directorlo Lele· Streel. Fountain Valley, CA. May 1, 1996, at 9:00 A.M. Public Contract COde Sec-Deed ol Trust executed by quest for Special Nollce fonlco). 92708 Prospective bidders will
Lion 3300. the District re-WINOLA RUSSELL. A SIN· form Is avaflable from the . CASE NUMBER At this time, date, and meet al the District Malnle·
quire• lhal lhe bidder pos· OLE WOMAN court clerk. (Numero del CHo) place, bids will be publicly nance Yard, 17890 New·
sess the lollowing clas· Recorded 8/31/90 Inst. Attorn•v for the P•tl· 95c3115 opened and read aloud for land, Fountain Valley, CA. u
sllicalion of conttactor'a II· lf90-468700, ol Olliclal tloner: Th d dd 1 Bid No. 97·2, "ASPHALT add1llonal information ls r•
Remove u clutectural barriers to provide accc$s to public f~cilities. senior centers. public
restrooms, pubhc piers, puks, etc. for persons with chsa.bil1ue$.
cense 11 lht UrM that lhe Records In lhe office of the THOMAS B. GARRETT e name an • ress o REPAIR AND REPLACE· quired coocernlng the job
cootract Is awarded' County Recorder of OR· ESQ CHEADLE i. the court Is: (El nombre y ~fNT' as indicated In lhe walk. please contect the 2.
Contractor: Generi.I Gon· ANGE County, California, GARRETT 1151 DOVE direcclon de la cone es) Bid Spec1flcation, B~ doc· District Maintenance De-To provide SttVICCS to aide the homeless w1th10 the Cornmwuty
tractor B and pursuant to Iha Nollce • OR'ANGE COUNTY MU-uments and specifi allons partmenl at (714) 843-3201.
PUBLISH: April 4, 1996 of Dolault and Elecllon lo ST., STE. 208, NEW· NICIPAL COURT, Harbor are on .Ille at the lstlicl Dated .this 29th day 3
andAptll ll, 1996 Sell thereunder recorded PORT BEACH, CA Judicial District 4601 Jam-Purchasing Department lo-of March 1998 · To provide assistance to the elderly.
WALK THROUGH· A""I JAN. 5, 1996 Inst. lf96-92HO ' cated at 17210 Oak Street. B , p I 'r k Q r S 1 1 , · ""'. 0007868 ol said Oll1clal Published Newport bore• Road. Newport Fountain Valley, CA. 92708, V· • 'c u nn, U· 4 Coa9. tJ996, Cal 10.00 aCol.m .• Records wlll Sell on May B h C ta u Dall Be~. CA 92660 (714 843 3245) pervlaor, Procurement/ To provide social scM<:CS which benefit low a.ad moderate iDco~ Penom wi\hm the s int ommuruty . 2 1996 • 0 00 A M h eac • os ... esa Y Th dd __ ... . • Facilities lege, 11460 Warner Av· . al 1 : . . alt e Pilot April 4 5 11 1996 • name, a ress. °'"" The Board of Trustees re-
enue Fountain Valley CA front door ol Burrow Es· . ' ' ' THF296 telephone number ol plain• serves the right to reject Pub 11 shed New po r 1 CoaunWJ1ty. •
1714.24t-e2241 · crow Co .. 501 Parkcenler ' Ulft altorney, or plalnlltt any and all bid• and 10 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily
BIO DATE: May 14, 1996 Drive. Santa Ana. CA. at PUBLIC NOTICE wilhoul an attorney, Is: (El w.alve any. lrrtgularlly Pilot April 4, 11, 1996. 5.
at 2:00 p.m. public auction, to the high-nombre, la direcclon y el therein. The nght Is also re-Th302 To provide for administrative capacity to implement rhc City's CDBG prognm aad to
provide fair housing services. BOARD DATE· Ma 22 est blddtt for cash (pay. BSC 4983 served by the Boaid of · y ' able at the Lime ol tale In NOTICE OF numlfO de lelelono del Trustees to select Items PUBLIC NOTICE 1~8 payment shall be lawful money ol th~ United PETITION TO abogado del domandante, and/or services which in 1---------
made lor work or malerlal Stales), all right, Utle, and ADMINISTER o del demandante que no their opinion wlfl best aerve cna1360730
under the contract unless Interest, conv~yed lo and ESTATE OF• Ilene abogado. es) George the needs of the District. Flclltloua Butln••• and unlit the Registrar ol now held by 1t under •~Id • M. Hannen, Bar No. 84391, A MANDATORY JOB Name Statement
Contractors verilles to the deed In the property a1t1r VERNON EVELYN GEORGE HANNEN & WALK Is scheduled foe The following peraoos are
DISTRICT that the CON· ated In aald ~ounty and DOWNES COMPANY A Professional Aprll 17, 1996, at 9:00 A.M. doing business at: Pl-TAACTOR was properly u. Stale and descnbed u fol· CASE NO. A1B2013 Corrvvatlo~ 4199 Camp 5 Prospective bidders will necrest Apartment1, 5000
censed 11 lhe time lh• con-Iowa: To all hetra, benellclarlea, .--· • u meet at lhe District Malnt• Birch Street, Suite 5500. tract wat aW4rded Anr. Lot 1 of Tract 2029, as per creditors conllngent credl-Drive, Suite 72o, lrvlne. CA nance Yard, 17890 New· Newport Beach CA 92660
CONTRACTOR not ·so 1. map recorded In Book 112, tors. and' persona who may 927t5, (714) 854·1492 land. Fountain Valley, CA, II Lyons Community Prop.
censed Is subject 10 penal· Pll'Qes 5. 6, 7 and 8 ol Mis· olhCHWIH be Interested In DATE: JUN 08, 1995 ad~1Uonal lnlormallon 11 r• er1Y. Trust, dtd 6/15{79,
The City proposes to assist the followin& acnVJtics conwned 10 ifs One Year Action Plan with
CDBG funds. This l~l of mstanceanticipatesa fund.in& level ofSS34.000. 1f a reduced amown
offedcra.I fundiag is received fewer ~vities will be assisted.
PROPOSED BUDGET
1996-97 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK ORA.NT
lies undtt the law. 11 the 11• ceffaneoin Maps, In IM of· lhe will or estate, °' both. J, PETERSON, Clerk, quired concerning the job Phillip N. Lyons, Trustee,
cense classlllcatlon ape<:!-lice of the County Recorder of: VERNON EVELYN br IRMA GARCIA, Dep-walk, please contact the 36 Harbor Island, Newpofl
lied hertinabove 11 lhal or of aald county DOWNES uty District Maintenance Oe· Beach, CA 92660 c,.,. 1 Sen ( 1 S4Yc M l 180 100 1 "specialty conlractor" 19 APN: 419-133-12 A PETITION has bean Pu!lllshed Newporl partment at (714) 843-3201. Mary A, Lyon1, Trustee, 36 al.)OclA ~ICCS oax,,
Recommended
defined tn Section 7058 01 Property addres• 11 pur· 111 e d by DOROTHY B h..C ta M D 11 Dated thla 29th dav Harbor Island. Newport 1st Pnonty: Homeless Services the Calilornla Buslntu and portedly known a1: 2429 VANDERVELD In the Su~ ~ac 011 es~ a Y of March, 1998 Beach, CA 92660 Prof111loo1 Code the·~ Llttlelon Place, Costa rlor Court ol Calllo1nla, Pilot March 28. Apra 4, t1, Br: Patrick Quinn, Su· Thi• buslnesa 11 con-
clalty C:OOlractor 'awarded Mesa, CA County of ORANGE. 18. 1996. pervlaor Procurement/ ducted by: revocable trust
th• Conlract for thl• Work dThe undMslgned Trustee THE PETITION requests th289 Facllltle~ The registrant commenced shall ltsttl construct 1 m• laclalms any ll•bllltl for thal DOROTHY VANOER· 10 tranHct buslneu under ·or11 ol the Work In ac-.:iy Incorrectness o the VELO be appol~ at per· PUBLIC NOTICE Published N ewport lh• fictitious name or ~or~ance with 1iwj provl-strati address or other sonal representative to ad· Beach.Costa Mesa Dally names listed above on 7. slons 01 California Busl-common doslgnallon, 11 minister the es1a1e ol tho NOTICE TO Piiot April 4. 11. 1996. 12·90
ness and Profession• Code any, shown he1eln. decedent. CREDITORS OF Th300 Phillip N. Lyons and Mary
Section 7059 The IOlal amount ol lhe THE PETITION requests BULK SALE A. Lyons, Trustees
All Work ~ust be com-unpaid balance of the obll· lht decedenl's WILL and (SECS. 0104, PUBLIC NOTICE This statemenl was filed
pleted within one hundred gallon stcured by lht cOdlcils, If any, be admitted 8105 U C C ) wilh the County Clerk ol
live (l05) conseculfve property to be sold and 10 probate. The will and Eacrow No esOoJ5-SM NOTICE TO Orange County on 3·6·96
days. Time Is of lh• es· reuonabte estimated any codicils are available Notice Is h~reb lven 10 CONTRACTORS 19903875742
stnce. F11lure to complete ~~~. 11~P~~!'rm!n~I ~:; tor examination In the Ille creditor• ol th~ g within INVITING BIDS Dally Pilo1 March 21, 28,
the Work within. lh• time Initial pubhcati~ of the No-k;~tEby~hET•ITcrou~ • t named seller lhal 1 bull< NOTICE IS HEREBY Apnl 4, 11, 1996. th277 sel lorth herein will result In requ 9 s sale Is about to be made ol GIVEN that the Board ol •----------Lhe lmpoalllon of liquidated lplr~~lmo1f1,1•ya 1;44 1~88afo authority to administer th• the antis described Trustees of lh• Founlaln PUBLIC NOTICE damages for tach day of • · es111e under lhe tndepen-belo Valley School Ols1rlc1 ol Or·•---------
delay, In the amount HI EXACT OPENING BID MA~ dent Admlnlstrallon ol Es-Thaw~ames and business ange County, Calitornla will NOTICE OF
forth In the "lnlormatidn for ~'=a O~Jt'NT'ifus~~E C~~~ 1a,1es Act. {This authority addresst1 of tht teller are: rece~ve bids up to and In-AVAILABILITY OF
Blddera:· will lllow the personal rep-G W MILLER AUTOMO-eluding 2:00 P.M. April 25. AHNUAL REPORT Eech bid must conlorm DAY PRIOR TO SALE res~ntatlve lo take many TlVE SERVICES TEAM 1996 at the D1slrlci BusJ. Purtuant lo Stcllon
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2
3.
4
FISH -Homeless Emdamcy As.st.
SPIN (Scrvmg People IA Nc'Cd)
GUll'&lltCCd Ap111mcnt
Paymart J>rosram (GAPP)
Substa.oce Abuse Rehabil·
iwion Program (SARP)
Orange Coast laterfaith Shelttt
So. O.C . YWCA Hotel for Women
Subtotal
2nd Pnoril)': LoW Wwmc Eldqiy
5. San Clcmcn1C Senion
6. FISH · Mobile Meals
Sl.lbtoul:
3rd Priorio.. Low locoipe Femi•&CS
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$ 16,058
$ 3,500
S l,SOO
$ 10,959
$ JO 000 s 42,017
s 12.500
S2BU s 31,013
s 0
and be responsive to th• In tddltlon to cash, !he acuont without cc;iurt •P. INC 1 California Co ra'. neu Office. 11210 Oak 6104(d) ol lhe Internal Rev·
contract documents, Each ~~:: ~~:~~P.1 ~~~r, Pr.oval. B1tfOl'e taking 1 c•r· llon:· 965 w. lSth sr,!111, StrHt, Fountain Valley. CA. enue Code. notlc• Is
bidder ahall submit, on the • lain very mpoflant act on1, Costa Mesa CA 92627 92708 hereby given thal the M·
form furnished with the :;~wCr~~it 8 U~~ : ~:~: howevt~ the ur~onal ;•.e; The locallon In California Al this tlm~. dale, ~nd nual repofl tor lht calender
contract documents, a 1111 inns AtsoclaUon or Sav-~'"j'La • .. "!:! to 1 ~equ ~ed ol th• chief executive olflCll place, bids will b• pubhcly year of 1995 of Hester ol the propoHd aubcon--·· B .... : d o g ve no .... e n arts ol the seller ls· same as o~ and read aloud tor Farruly Foundation Is avail· r .. L..~-•: trac1on on lhl& ptojec1 u lngs anll, au .. ..,.ized to o persona ~lest they have aboVe • Bid No. 97•t, "ROOFING" able al the addreu noted .:>UVOUO&l s 0
$90.100 requlced by 1he Sublenlng bUslnell In this Stale. Alf waived notice or consented Al listed b lM 1111., all H lndlc11ed In th• Bid below lor Inspection during TOTAL SOCIAL SERVICES BUDGET:
and Subconllactlng Farr checkt must be cunenuy to the proPosed 1ctl?n,) oth., buslnlu names and Sptclllcallon. Bid docu-regular business hourt by
Pracllc•• Act. Government ~~~:S· :~a~• c:V~nt ~·n~ Th~ lndep't:d~nt ·~ir1n:: addtHtea used by the mania and speclllcaUons any citizen whO requH\s ii
Code Section 4100 et 1eq. ctpled th• Tr stet may lral on 1ut or ty 11 H iier within thrM yeara bl-.,. on Ille at th• District within 180 days all., publl-EacihO Dc\elppmeot aod lmprovqnenl Each Bid shall be ac-• u granted unless 111'1 nit<· fore tM date luch llst wu Purchasing Departmenl lo-callon ol thl• notice.
companied by a certlned or ~llfd t th~. ~-:;c·un~ ested person lilH an ob-aent °' d.UV.ed IO thl cated al 11210 Oak SlrHt, Healer Famlly Foun-
cuhltr'a check or bid fUnds 'b!:me available to ~e1g~tnecai:':~~Y ~ ~ 11•: none ~o;'~:!~T' CA. 92708. datlon. 1105 Quall st., = :~nanpet':t"td~:': thl payH °' endortM II a court thould not grant the 1ddre!'::9:1 :;1 ~~ The Board of Trustees r• Newport Beach, CA
th• total bid frlce, payable mantt 01 right. authority. Hl·TECH COLL= & serve• the right to reJect 92880•
7.
8.
9.
Interval HOUJC
Ohve Crest for Abused Children
Mercy House
s 10,000
s 10,000
$ 10.000 10 lh• Dlllrlc ••• guaran-s~ .... wUI be made, A HEARING on the pell-PAINTING SERVICES INC any Ind Ill bid• Ind to Th• principal man-
'" that the blddt< 11 Its but w~hout covenant i!. lion will be Mid on MAY 2, Callfornla Corporation' waive any Irregularity •t•r la Nora H1st111
propotal i. KCepted, shall ~::rr.g.::t::;':ue°' pos· ~:'~t!d45 t::i ~ ~ 13132 Mtgnolla, Unit A. therein. The right Is also r• PrHldent Removal ofArchucctural Barriers
promptly uecute th• ....ion.orencumbrmt DrlY South•""""""' cA Garden Grow CA92644 MtWd by the Board of Publl•h•d Newporl ----------
SJ0,000
AgrMmenl, furnish a aaU• to utlafy the lndebtedw ~ • ..,.._...,, The aaa.u, &O be .aid 11• Trutt ... to Mlect Items Beach-Cotta Meaa Diiiy
lactory !!ll~UI PerfOf"'j secured by uld Deed, ad-$IF YOU OBJECT TO the daacrlbed In genwal u : aU =~pl~:i: .;:~ct~~~ Pilot Aptll 11, 1996. •nr• ~ih'..n 0:: h:'.:!t vancea thereunder, with In-granUng or the peUllon, you •tock In trade, nllture~ the nMCI• of lhe Dl•trlct. Th308 ~~ (1~) of the total=•:.: ~~d~~~l ihouldlng endappear at the~~~~~~~~·~~ A MANDATORY JOB PUBLIC NOTICE
bid pt1ce, IUmlsh a Pay. ed b laid ti.ate your at 1399 Logan Av9. Cotta WALK l1 tcheduted for 1---------mant Bond In an amount the note llCU( ~ e °' flle written ob-Mass. CA 92626 ' Apfll 11, 1996, II 10:00 FlcUHoua luslneN not Int thin filly percent deed with lnternt reon Ilona with lh• court bl-The buslneu name UM<I A.M. Prospectl~ blcldtrt Name Statement
(SO'l'l of the toll! bid price, u provided In t1ld Note. • the hearing. Y04.ll •P-b lhe teller at that loca-wll mMl at the District The following PlflON are
and fumlth ctrtJnc11u •vi· Dat9d1 APRIL 8, 1998 pe11ance may be In perton ti!n Is: Co11a M ... Colli-Mllntenance Yard, 17890 doing bualnasa .. : M11P1
10. Physical modifiearioas to buildings
fac1ht1es and ~cmcots
Curb Cuts • City widt
Subtocal:
$.317,100
dtnd~ that the requited TRUITEE1 or~~ attorney. tJon Repair NrManct, Fouitaln Valley, Ananc1e1 Corporation 411 inawanct 11 In ertect In thl IURROW El CROW IF U ARE A CREDITOR The antlclpeted dill of CA. tt additional lnfonna-W. Lambert Road, 'suite Adminissn,tion lN4 Mu;,• $106,IOO)
amountl ... forth In &he c 0. I • 0 t p ARK· :.• .. ~eot creditor, fir' lhe bulk ..,. la May 1, tlon It required concemlng 401, er ... CA 92021-3915 general condltlont. ln lh• C I! NT ER D R IV a , ..........,., you rnut 1 • 1998 at the office of Fldef. the fOb walk, PNM con· Mlll1l1 Ananclal COJPOt•
event of r111ure to enter Into S A N T A AN A 1 CA YOIJI clalm with the cou~ lty Nallonal Tltle tnturance tact the Oltttlc1 M1int .. Uon, (California), 41; w.
tht conlrac:I end execute 92708 TELEPHONE and maJll I copy IOUthe per Company nan~ Dtpattment at (714) Lambert R~, Suitt .01,
lhe required documenta. • '°"1 rtpt ... nta ve ~ Thia bulk aale le ~ 84S-3201. Brea. CA 92621~15
such bid 11eurl1Y Wiii be (7t4) aaa.9212 Pointed by th• court wit to ca11tom11 Uniform eom.. Dat_. thl• 19th dar Thi• butlnesa la con-
lorfelted, The FalthlUI P1t· 8YI CH£RYL WYLAND. lour rnonthl from the d&la merclal Code Section of llaroh, 19" ducted by: a COfJ)Ot'lliOn
lormanc• Bond thlll ,.. •UllD&NT ~ ~ = ~ ::,: fS10fS.2. 8yi Petltck Quinn, Su-Th• regl1lranl(1) com. main In fUll torce and enect Publlttttd Newport .. 100 f th C·'ll _,_ P If ao tubject, the name ,..rvt.., Procure,...nt/ rnenced \o tranaact busl<
thlough the guatantH pe-Beach.C011a Meta Dally • 0 • .. or.-'°' and addreu of th• per90n ' ne11 undtt the flctltloua rJod 11 tpecllled In lh• Piiot Aptll i 1 18 25 1999. bate Codi. The time for fil· wllh whom ctalm• may be lfeolUUH bu11n111 name(•) llsltd
gtnetal condltlont. • • ' Th309 Ing clalrnt wlU not expire filed II Suzle Mor.ta, CSEO, P" b 11th• d N twp o rt IOoYe on: 0111: Fet>Nary
The DISTRICT fU8fVH befot• low month• ftom 4344 Lltham SttMt. Alvlt· Beech-CotUI Mtll Dally 20, 1991
the rlQht to reject MY or 111 PUIUC NOTICE ~heating dale noclcld tide, CA 92501 and tt1e ._.. Pilot Aptil 4, 11, 1991. MatUt Fin1nc1a1 eoq,or.
bldt ot to waiv. 811'/ Ir· OU· e dale tor filing ~ at\111 ll\299 tlon, It/ President
regulatlllH or lnformalltlH ••c 4H8 y MAY EXAMIN th• be APrD 30 1998 Which It This statement WU filed
In 111y blclt or In the bid-NOTtca o, :! ~I*~=·~ thl butln•ia day befor. PUBLIC NOTtC! With tM County c1.,k of di~. ~ P•TtTION TO the ttlale, you m-v Ille the t1le date lpetlned NOTICS TO Orange COUf'tY on 2·20-M Aa rMUhd bY ADMINllTU wtth the cowt 1 formal Re-lbow. 1HUl7H41 u;:, ~ ";. &.:.~ l!STATI OFs quMt tor 8'*111 Noke of ... Datedc1 March H, ~~~~:: Deity Piiot March 21, 28.
1111 O.O-W-11 ot lnclU9-lllARQUUJTa M. lhe Mng of "' '"""'°'Y 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY Apfll '4, 11• 1991 tf\2?t
.,... ....... ot .. ..... uau Ind 91>piWaaf or eatat• ... Ml· Tl!CH COLLlllCHI Qtv£N "" lhe Boltd of PUIUC NOTICI
of ~ ti. .._. C.UI! NO. At81014 Illa or of 8nf petition °' & ll'AJNTUIQ t•IW'ICU l'nl ..... of the Fountlln•--------
mlned IN.,.....,,.,... To Ill,,..,., t>enetlc'-""· :=•1a: J'~cam! INC., • c...,.... c... V9ley khOol ~It~ of Or· PUaLIC MURtllQ fnO llllle if ~ In .. CHC:lltort, eotltln09nl crldlia nla ProbW Code A ... ~tl9n, 8yi °"'99 A. .,.. eoun.y, c.lllornla wlll Pal.mt and ~ loOlllw In wNOh ... Wen tort. and persona who may • ~ ........... ,......... ,..,. bld9 .... '°and In-"*7IDera lneer"'9d In par· ~ :!: 5 ;-,ii:,-:. ~ be lmefea1ld In C' la ~from the 'ubll1h1d Newport ~ 1;00 ,,Ml. APr• 25, lid~ In OM ~ ~ thl Wiii or ntate, or both, court dlf'lt. hach..Cotta Mesa Daly 1 ... 11 the Dlatttd Buet-tary School'• ~ounuin V#o
,...... ft ~ of: MAAOUEAITE M. AH-fw the Patio Pltot .a....u 11 1991 l'IM Otllot, 17110 o.k lty School ~ Cootdl-ING Wf'GI KNIEN -·-, .,,..." ' ' ........ fCMnafn vaa.y, CA. netld ~ ,..._ mat1••.... A PmTION hit ~ ......., N 10 t21ot rMy stllnd • ptnnt 1nC1 omoe ........ II: 1'70 llld hr FIRST AMEAICAN , ...... AUW, M .. *'-· ~ end ~ !npllt "'"°"" ~I ~a,~111 = TRUST COWAHY In tt11 COWMal:lb flUILIC NOTICI place, tltds ,.. bl== (tt:.a p.m.), M _.•hi :::::.;u-~= ::;-~~ =--=~~°= ~~T ::=.~ .. ~~ =.a";~'::t(4ir.~~;0::
uPOf1 ....-: 1118 o.;. .::a~~ J~-= DOWD -..•1TL 100. COUN1YOPOIWIQ& ~~~--..=~~II= :::::. "'*" INI,... • OIPV ... !!JllPOll'Md .. ...., •IWNllT •uat. CA M1 n. Cte, ~ "*"' end .. Ilona Hun1ln9ton Be•cih, ~ -~:~•'81ftl •. .,. • ..._ .. .,...... PMt~ .,.on .. llN~--.-.= ~-~ 1 ... ,_. to ..,.,...., ""'"•"•~ Newport ... '417' ~ Di,..,..,. e. "-tMr lnlOfmetJon la ::. -=•.,...._ --~n.~du1denl. ~ ..... Olly ...... CA -.dlltb100.--. .....,._tr; c:aAi1 (714) .. _,., I ti THI ,....... ll'IOl Mllrch 4 f. 11 ,.._ .. , .. ;..,, ,_... ;:g· CA. ll?OI; to-~ ...-!'...... .... ... ,_ ... 1111111•1 WIU: iM ' 'nt'IM • -.... TTD OP ~14 toae6 P'ulttle"ed fife•~ . • OOdloll. f 1nY, bl adfnlnM , _ -Tiie .._. n"*'18I .. lillD~OIM .....
....... ti to~ 'Thi 111111 end WICllOTICI TM• NTITIO• TO..,._ .. f11111 to_. NII A1111l:1.1ca, tt, 1
11.
12.
Fau Housina Counsd
Admin. Expenses
Subeocal:
s 11,240
TOTAL: SSJ4,000
INFORM.A TlON MA TER.lAl.. AV AJLABUJTY:
The CPD and One Y eat Accioo Plan se avdablc fOr review lad comnmt • die Plmn&
Dq.m11DCJi .. CityofN~ 8w::b. 3300Ntwp0rt Boule¥ard, Newpon 8acb.. CA.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GlVEN of\be HUD required 30 day pUbtic rMi:w md o •period
ccacaaiQad:le pc~ODc Yw ~"-. wllk.b~oo~dil,y111isMcielSpdti t 11.a
contmua fw JO days. The 30 dly periOd w\ll eod no mtier ._,May 11 . 1996 ~
rtUt...Sdwitta tbe 10ct.y pablic c 1,.w _.••public berila wm be c rl1 at_,
• 1 roa..,..otdme~orW..S..Ube~tc>HUD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY fURTHEl.OlVEN dlllllict puWic .... liwill be Wd • .. Dilll *i ol
April. 1996, oa daic e¥Cllliaia ...... • .. ..,.. o/ 7.~ p.a.. a .. Cowil 0 • I Of M
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PUbll•b•d Newport aeach-CO•t.a Me•• Dally
n>o• I
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PUILtc NOT1CI n; ptell*tV ._~ .... ......, .. ii .......... ""*' -0.... GI '""' ... ~ "-mnW °" ltllWt• 11, ....,... ..... c:. • .., .............. •: ....... ~ .... --....... edmlnlet., .fr_~! ~-c: ~~~------11<rlledlstMinglldd•Hlt". __.. ....... ~a.-................. -~HID M1t01 lfld w•••T~..._Wt hrC4111No..4'1-Gn~......., ~ ..,_ MOUftdtf then-.~·' t
l'\ctlU.U. aualMH The ...... Mdrtta llnd oth-,._. ...... .c. 11 h a W111111 o..tn1o1 ... .....,,, fl o.d ol lMt ._.., 1Dr ,,,, '""'""*-01 Lot • Of Tr.et No. 1M4, In ...._ • ,_ .. al tw ~tr•Uon o! h• '
..._. ltat ... Mnt ., COfllmOn cteWgNtJon, r 1Meattt1e.,..,.1Hcllloin °"_.mid OIMMnd ror 5111. l'IOCl'd9d am• • ~ ~ aldrW .,... _.,.-.cay af Newport..._.., ~°' ,..,.._d w." t•t•• Act wtth limll.cl YIM-"·:
Th• follOWlng ptlflOrw .,. ~1 (11.the r..,r.opttty• ~12.""-~ ... ~ i.to: #1Cf •""""ND4119a10el_.llld Ho •t•J.1e.,,.Oftict d,. ~-.. • ..,, ftl#I ~at OJ-.. State cil 1121,'6411.,. -*01 ID e.11. au\horlty. (Thi• euthori· u .. -~-=-......... ~
dOlno b4latnet1 u : T~ Ad ecr1De11 llbove • pu1p0rted •• ·-··· '" -· Olctbn to w llle Uildlr19'1d Aieccrd9 o1 OrMot Ooi.ll!IY n. IOlll lllQlrll a1 -.. Callforn611 •• 11« MIP , ..... TMlll _. lllalfll • Cllllloll't tv wllJ allow <he per•~ ,._ ----_,.,,, ZOM Adver1lilna OMl;n & to be! m Tllltr W•'I. NM-C9llt\. h ~ _. ..:aipt ad teia ol Def ... n C4M:lllU o1 ~ Alcordl., f.i .._ ·o1 ._ ~ corded In ~ i1.c .,..... dllCk dl'IMI °" 1 llilll IJI 11 reptHent4'dve to c.k• INSUIW«iE ~ '
Phologra9hY, tla N. Or-po.t 8"cf\, c.llfomla. The 6 caHll'I ~~on Efltellcll ID &It ID bl i9C1Grded 111 o1b d .. Q:uwy RlcotdW al by .. ~ ID bl di 27 to ae lnclu.tve of Mtte.i-bri, e dllCk ct..,, by 1 lltllt IJI meny eotione wl\hOUt HOt'M ~~1 °"r«& On ·~ St.. Orange, CA undefligned Truslft di.. ....... Of .__ --I .. CCIU'lly ........ ,., '"'*" °'lllf9 Cairtty ~ -,........ ......., -IMtO&ll ....... "' the Dmc• ...,. a9dil ur..i OI • obtel~ HUR ~oy. sa llX1. ·-.... 92116 'ic.sen AIQIM fade!, 52 =:ec:?.~°'..,a;z =*:~:O,~ °! 11 tic.o Ind lllCll'I hn .._~ID h ,._. OI ~ ..,..,,.._ .... ...,. :..,~~::'.: dr.-by1..,.orltdlnl-. el ... fOfeUIUnt.:C,":' =--=-.,_ '
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san1aM111gar1ta,CA12eae ~ •JinY. llhOM'I ~--='== ~:r-~~~:r':~-=:.ia11D~:!'t~' 111 1aNdon .. ~~P!.~r~ ;:-~'51'oro1~F: ,.;:::~(attve w111"~-~""1« ~ Ju~t~~~~~·1:,~u;on-:bl.Its:::~ ~d IMlfS bri AS TRIJSTEE. m vtJAGC Rlcotdl.wil•onMV11MJ11...,.,__.,d'DhW!Ot1 ~ ....... •';;.;.-;;cm Oldl hf dlon'9CI to 1..,ired to olw nodoe =-n;;;:'i,eooooo ,
Have you started doing Of -rny, uptn or Im-ll*Mld In ledloil\ 110ia Of ON<S ORNe'. PO 80)( 3Ha tM Miii\ (Nonll) EntlMot to Ille ... or ~ W.. e ~ .-... of tne b.n.flcwv tt bll9Nll fl N _,. ti fll _.. tq I inttrHCr peh9:~: IWMt w•IM IOt OC!ltr 111111
bualneu yet? yea. Januaty plfed. •teetdln9 tkht, po. 0. llllnandil COde and -COVIi~ CA ifnl(l11}1el·4'0'l ~llfy ~ 700 CMc ~•II* !JI....,. credll ~ ,.,._. the..,. i. llndlrllllWfwlCllll• ICICllPlld un ••• 'tt •Y on-spea.i sutPlltfundl·O.
t'9e ....ion. °' ancumb!ancea, "'°"'*' to do ~ i'I BY CRIS A Kl.llGERllM C.. Drive Wett. lanta An-. or• Cf*S ctwri tir ua• '*"' ~: TH•• fll TMlll ,,., ~ tw waiived no oe or 0 SiltPut ,_. ...
l<alen Fidel lo pey tti. ftmeinlng pilnd-thla ......_ i'l h ~ tM-ClU'70 3'21, 4'4, 4'111998 C. • t ~AM 11 p.dc Ilda\ ID ........ n '*' -C-ee .... MA. CJO _..,. crl h TMIM't o-i Hnted to th• P.topoeed Qms OllCS-ill and COC'llllMM
'?hit st1t1ment WU filed p.tl aum d the noCl(a) -dlf ~ ft.an cut\ 61 ~ h 19'111 bddlr b Cllll ~ --., at 0& ~ Mof1g.'191 Ser· d Uldl lllDome .,.._ '° h eotlon,) The lnd9f)8f'-IUt\*11 268.,CXXI
Wiii\ lh• County C1e<1l ol eutedbyMldo..dofTrutt, ~ IN T~ mlY PUBLICNOTIC! ~ ... ._cr1 .. 1111ir111A .... en "*"'9d" 5aarl vkn, Inc., .. Halllttafk 11¥9"' ..... •INIWcrl de,,t •df!'lnl1tr••I: ~· "*' ("'ltlusl •
Orange County on A·5-99 with lnterelt thereon, •• ~the~ Of the . money °' the lhi.d a..1, 11 S102 °' .. Fll\ftlll Coda lnCI ... 11w1y, a.. 8e11'11fdlno, s..t .. wi1 bl IMde. but tuthoritV will be Qfant e6 lM.•16
19983875397 provided In Nld nole{s~ 116-1'n.t ...... ~ .:-:: NOTICE DF TRtJSTEE'S WE l1 ngllt. ltllt. ft! ...... OCIMl)l9d' d!Onllfd ID do i.... ., ... CA t2AOM1a. Dhc:tlon• ~ ~ !JI ~. UnlHa , an int•tHted Sllii:itus ..... polteyllol<lt11 \
baily Pilot Aprll 4 11 18 venc.e-s. ti .,,~rider Ille beeome av No~ 15-44~ Lotr1 "°-IO tlld ,.. N*I by • "'* UQ .., "' ,. ..,.. Wldlr at. to tn. above prop.rty "">' 0t ~ ~ di per1on ftlel •n objection tO,S.428 as. 1996 • Th30S •t•!!.~! ... ~Mtdr .. e.ct·~°/.}.r~~ =:!!...--=-..::.m: 001~YOUAAUfDEFAIJLTT Deed d Tnit1 11 h property llwlc91lllCICllPld. .. T~ ~ obtalnedln by requesting ot encuminncll. ii:) to the ptdtlon endh inCometorlflt,..,.148,134822 ...,,_..... -..-...... made ·~-without c::ownanc UHOER A DEED OF ~ ...,.., II Clld OMlly hf S... WIHlald Ill _... al ,. ..,,,. will~ from the ,. lldritllldlw .o.red ehow• goOd cau•• w Y l)lbutMITlll'l9 '°' Ille ytat •
PUBLIC NOTICE ·~ses ollM Tiustee and ot w.irny, up.-°' im.. ~ ~"= ~TECT '-"""' deaClld AS ~ IVS*'• Dead un111 Mldt ~ ~~t;,~t!i!': bf ..s o.cs, .,..._ ~ the court 1~1d not 129-607.317 ---------1~::,~s cteat~= pledreoenlnOtla.,poqu-VOUR PAOPERTY rr !MY BE Ft.UY OE~ ON SAi>..-.111h~o-.._,.1t11enotlce Slldulewlllbe . .ti llllr9lt • prlMdld gtanttheeuthol'lty. ~CMfVll\llllltaocM
NOTICE OF amount ol ~t! Uf\pald tbM-etof\ OI ~ to SOlDAT APVaJC.&ALE FYOU DEED OF TRUST The PltlC*1Y a• fNllW d rtr/t Slid.. made wMtiout c0Vtnal'1t of ..... #Id ,_ ~ pMQl)ll • A HEARING on the illms 111 rll ~1 Will! Int
APPLICATION FOR ance of the otillgallon s. 11d1t~tthe ~--HEED AH EXPUHATIOH Of nE ~ .w:t 04lllr common deeg· bl lllldl. ~ -.U CllMllft o-w1r1ency, •llf>'tll °' Im-ol IN Noll ~ by petnlon wl" b• f*d .:g • Sr:.rntnl lot the ytlf
CHANOI! IN cured by the property to be curecf by Slid Detd, NATURE OF THE PROCEEDIHO nlbOn. II '"Y. d the IN PltlC*1Y W91W11y _... OI 1mpied pfftd, u to tltlt posieaslon aid Dead• ntns1 ;,.won• May 9, 1 HI et 1. tnded OtctmW 31. 1ggs maClt
OWNERSHIP Of sold and 1eaaonnbi. eS1._ ldvtncu ~. wtth AGAINST YOU YOU SHOUl..D d111Clibacht.,...kpurporled10bt ~ '*. pgmua11 f6 or tneumbfencU lo utlsfy 111 Slld Nace, llaa, P.M. In Dept. 7f3 ID the llllllrll'ICt Ccmnm1oner.
, ALCOHOLIC mated coat .. 1.11pensu and lntWUt u prO\'tdld thef.in. CONTACT A LAWYER On !bi1l8 1105 O..C.so. IMwpoit 9Mdl, ~ ID flllllffy ,. the uopa6d b.lance due on #Id ape11111 al the loceted It 3'1 The C tv caittwaMIDllW
BEVERAQE LICENSE advencu ac ~ 1111.-ol the .ndthe~~bll-It t:OO PM. LoMmr ....... Ce tZMO The ~ied TM-·~-.:and ~ l9d the nott MCUftd by ulcl truse. Ind .. Niia crlMld by Drive Or1nge CA Iii llOMLD A. WILLIAMS,
M.,ch 28, 1998 Initial publcaClon of lhe No-#lee d thl Nca uancl by SeMon. LLC. • dA:i/ ~ lie diw::lmms riy iltl6ty lat fl'f Died. ~ ......,. 1111f1 Deed o1 TNlt to wit: '8d Oeed ol TMt 0.-d 92tle8. Pre&IHM To Whom It May Coo· tke d Sale Is sn,384.n Tfie Aid Deed wtth lntetut TNl!ee Ulldw rncf ~ to 11c:cn11Ci-d h ptq)lf1y ..._ • prUllldld .._.: hf $$21,161.8'7 pfua the folk>w-OW111tM SERRAHO RfCON-JF YOU OBJECT TO Iii THOUS C. QBIBt. Seer•
oerrv. HELGUEAO. Eflz.a. ti.ncflcl«y under aakl Dftd lhlfeon 11 provtded In Nld Deed of TMI ,_did 1lt1Ale, • ~ lnCI Oii.-common dlslO· l*w:a cl ow Ing utlmMed costs, tll· AHCE COM9A#Y • ,_ th• grendng of the
tiollr1 ls(are) applylno 10 ol Trust heretofore 1.11ecvted Note, teea, chlrges and •x· tlltlUIMl'll No ~4 In book nllJOn ,, ,,,., ~ n..i The "" ~~ penMt and ldv1nces at Ui. r1111w 4SKJO ~ ROllt petition, you should .....,l)Olt lltectl·CcS11 Miu t!io . Depanment ol Alco-and delivered lo the under· pen ... d the tru9tte end -. ~ -. ofOfldll ~In the ~ ~t ol lhe wipetd ~ Nm. by Aid Dead lWlh tkne d the lnltlll publk:ntlon &flt 2610 ffrldll1t, CA 91106 eppeer et the hHrlng CN3617't2 3n&1 ~r
hol1c Be11erago Control to slgntd aWfllten OKhvallon the ~Tic:~-~~ oflot of the Cou~ Recorder of ol the~-a'AIAld by lhll ~~~~or this Notke or Sai.: estt-(818)858-46M (800)221-fa49 ~nd lt8te your o~J•o· 8.9.,0.11,12. HM
9011 alcoholic beverages 11 of 0er3uft llnd Dem.ind tOf Deed .,. ru-......... r-~ Coumv. SllltofCalibnl& Ptllf*1Y IO be ICid tlld '-** ....... ---.--.-·-maced tsustH'• Ire• aod {Cl/II OrrttJ a., Rwymond Zubtele liont or flit wntt•n
1945 Placentia Avenue SAie, and 1 wtlnen Notice of ~··•ucall.:r"T: Eicmlted by~ J. Sltllldl ~ "*"*'° COSll mciien-hf ~ ... ~ ~ ... ~-~ ~ cost• In the amount o1 Aulitwit StaDy Cl'301J 4111· objection• with the OBITUBT 888
Btdg C • Costa Mesa, CA oerautt i\nd e.ctton to ~t. 1'=' .,.. __ St. cn.t.: ~ R s ........ ~ ~~ --.. • ,. bme ol ._ nUI :::=.::!= -5.,....,,':'...:..-..... "=! $8,323,11, plus ~ltfest on cna 4125 1996 court before the he•r· 1'iiiiiiiii •• lii&liiiiiiiii 92627 wllh • "48" On·S•I• Tii. under•~ caused -,.....,.,.,.... • wife wilt Nil • public__,, ID _......_ d Ile ND4lca ol 5* 11 ,...,..,,,.. o;,,,.,.,.., """"""" the unpaid Pflnclpal balance Ing Your eppeetenc• I'
General Public Premises JI. ukl Notice or O.tault and ~CA 8~3115J!~ ~of-~.tc:'. .. ~~~of.!!. w;:m:S5 ~ lddlllon IO •ceg,. VEYTi-~~,,2!"R::;_.• ...._. 1.t • :,~1 '"'..!!.•tt !~• PUBLIC NOTICE mey be In pereon or by HERMANN cvn$ell). Election to Sen to be ,.. I ,. "".. -•• -.......... T _ .. --__ .._. ·-• ...., -tom --vwlt • 1~ lo -t• your •ttorney •••• llhner Her-1>\J bl 11 h • d Newport c0tded In the county wlltf• Monoe, Au19Wlt Stcf'IUIY, United S~es) 11 the Not1ll 111-... NSlile -__,.. • --s SIM 2810. ~ CA 9170d d sale plu1 accrued lat• PROPERTY ANO CAIUAlTY IF YOU . ARE A 83 b
l"ach·Costa Mesa D~ly th• real Pf~lty 11 localed. Dated: Apt1I 04, 11M llllll<ll IO IN Counly ~ check drWMI on • stale or nllllonal (618}~ (IOOJ211· 1M~ ch111g.~ end lldvancu the SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUA1. .. mann, :R• ' •
Pilot April 11, t 996. WlndlOf Menegement Com-A»P200¥T1 4111,.,, e. 4125 700 CMc C.nttr Dtlw w-. Slllla bri. I ct** Q-S#I by • stlle or (c.;I Ofrtt) By l<Jrn KailmM. benttlclary I• authorized Of STATUUICT CR f OITOR . or a con':!: Tloov~yd. i;: .. p::~:~gt•~: ' Th307 pany, aa uld Truttee, 3731 t• Ana. Cll.lomla ~: Clahil(a tecwli Cl1QI inon or • cl-* Audi"" s.-r.y CUl11t 41, obllped to p.y pilor to YfAR ENDED DECEMIER 311 gent creditor ot .... v
PUBLIC NOTICE Wlllhlfe BMf., 10th Floof, • PUBllC NOTICE dlec:k($) mus1 be made~ lo chMI bye sUllao-led1ul ~ ._,11 4ltS 1996 · aale. YOU ARE. II IN DEFAULT • 1Hs . deceeeed1 you mu1 hit~! ter Chtlatlna and
Los Angftls CA LonestM ~ S...-tlld b.-1 aSOCllllon ~ UNDER A DEED Of TRUST f\111 COll>Olltt Hlmt METRO your cl11m w t t.... grandmOUUN' of Car· r-f-l-ct-lt-lo-.,-,-8-u_1_l_n_••-·-18001~2801, (213) ·35,-'lH, NOTICE OF TRUS!EFS SALE LLC. "' ~ -oo. lnCI ......., ~at~ bri ..,..,,. PUBLIC NOTICE DATED ...,,.. 2. 1192, UN-POLITAN REINSURANCE CO court end mail a copy to meta, ~ peacerully
' N s t By: Regina Mytet, Aut~ TAUS TEE SALE HO. L-1207 COIM'flCf lo rd now held by. 1111-!led tn Sectm St02 ol the F.... LESS YolJ TAt<E ACTION PAN( ~ • t.ETROPOllT th• per1onel rapr•Hnt• •I her home In Corona
The ~o~:wln~·~~~~~s are r11~ Signature, O;ite: APN NO. 141"4S.24 YOU ARE llf der Mid Deed or Trvtl In the~ all Code tlld lllltolzed to do PROPERTY ANO CASUALTY TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· UP PROPERTY ANO CASU tJve •ppointed by • the del Mar on April 3,
!lofn business as: Kudos 3122196 ASAPt99807 3178, 0£FAULT UNDER A DEED OF •rtY shull~ In sakl ~ .w:t bJ-." hs Ula In Iha _,I SYNOPSIS OFTHUNNUAL ERTY, rT MAY BE SOl.D AT Al.TY INSURANCE COMPANY court within tour 11Hl6. GM!duated from Um1~ 18646 Evergreen 414,4111 TRUST O~TEO 12/t6193. UN· Startdetctoti.d• Loen,o TrlCI lenderohrth111Calh111ccepted STATtMENT A PUBUC SALL IF YOU Home Olhct 700 Quaff.tr Lant month• from the d•t• Cornell Yfllv. In 1934, ~rci.'.' FountaJn Valley, CA PUBLIC NOTICE ~STEYCOUT YOUTAKER P~IORTYN T10T ~~~ P'.;: !f:w~~ :_ the Trvs111 ""'I ~ h YWI ENDED OS:EMIER :11, ~ ... EDNA~ ~.;'<~..!rlONp .. ~ llWICll At 02886-6669
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of flrtt i11u~~.! .. ~f married to r11taur•· 708·231 t rnv nvn• • """:' ~~ .....,.. · IWua'ICla cl 1f1e Trutllol's Deed 1111 '""' '"""' ..,... '""' ".,.. otll admilte<I ISStt:I en ere 11 pro,,,.,.., tn teur Dick Hermann, ennisHl<udo16646Ev· . SMAYBEliOlO ATA PVet.tcdusivtMl ~illh~ll.Nsbecome.-..1e1heFvll COrporate 1Qme FIRS CEEDING AGAINST YOU,$471916046 11ction 9100 of the deceu.ct 1980 (The
1Kgreen Circle.' Fountain ~ ~ =~ SALE IF YOU NEED AH EX· ~ ~ ~r~ Pl)9I or ender.-• e m11111r o1 GENERAL INSURANCE COMP i~~ ~1A~~ ot11 't11tll11es . 174 532 330 Cahfornie Probete Code. Pepper Mlll..Puadena)
Valley, CA 92708-231 \ TitUST fl)e: 25327 Loan: PLAHATIOH OF THE NATURE ltltet addttsa ft! Olhtf oommocf nght S9d -.. bl tnlde. but ~ MflllfE CAl.IFORN T st ~ S..Vlces Aool!Olte '<llnte·IOS ror Spec! The time for filing •nd paltrier of eon T~s business Is con· 3M783«:S Other: S22B78 OF THE PROCEEDINGS desl · If I tht ell ll'IDul t ty PROPERTY ANO CASUAL f.!r. ru M ' surplus lurl<l'S .(). cta6ma will not eicpire Tony'a Bouzy Rouge
dC"IJld by: an Individual A.P. NUmber: 4is.:ztM.49 AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD pl gn•~1t!r~ .. ii ;u,. :xpreu ~ ~ .. ~llt: INSURANCE COMPANY ::· H ls":st':~tc~rel~~'" Cai»t.11 stockS . 2,500.CXXl before four month• C•••N•'l(POr1 Beach.
Have you started doing YOU ARE IN DEFAUI. T Uf+. CONl ACT A LAWYER On ~0 1>1· 3265 Colotaclo Unt. posseS11Dn or enculllbrwat IO Home 01hee 700 Quaker Lane 4~ HaRmMk Ptrl\way ~ rtQltt wote·lt1S tor ot/ltr tlla f\'om the heerin; date She w.. a conatant,
business yet? No DER A DEED Of' TRUST, 04/lSIN ... '5 A.M .. ROBERT Costa MtA. Cai<lornla t26M Tht ~sly 1he l ldeblldillU .al1ld WatW!Cll RI 02886-6660 Bernafdlno, CA t2A01-1863 Spec!al Sll~S tunas.(}. nodoed abow. guiding 1nnuence In
Dennis H. l<udo DATED 12/ZBllO UNLESS E WEISS IHCORPORAJED es undtnlgt>ad T1usi. drscllitM ""I by led Dead advwa$ ..._.. Total admint<I usets fOf lnlorrNtlon about ~ 54irplus notes~ YOU MAY EXAM-many tlYH. Always 'Tti~s 1~lal~en: wci' ~ile~ YOU TAKE ACT10H TO lhc ~ ISJPClllled lrvslee Ulids i..bt~ lonny 11100111d1*1ofthl dlr _.,, .._ • pr'O'Mad $3104480C etAtus or thlt lruttee's Ale, SS pa!Hn Ind tontnbu INE the flte kept }ly the willing to • llaten to
W•• • oun Y 8 0 PROT£CT YOUR PfWPER· _.,., pursus1t lo Deed o1 Trusl. llrMI adclr'" and Olhef -~ n Ille W'lplld ~ ToQI habitius · 18.02' 806 nll (916) m-n28.. For in. surpus · 106.448.363 court. If you er• a per· hardship• and lament.
Orange C~~~~;~7~~-~ TY IT MAY BE SOLD AT A nic:crded on tV29193 • Occ:vmMI ~ignition, If Inf."-he,.;n. belroCe °' lhll Nole *'* by AQoitoate wnte-ins tor spec. fOfmatlon aboul purcl\Dsl119 Un&SS#Qned tunas (surplus) eon lnt•re•ted in th• she 1oothed d11palr
; PU8UC SALE. IF YOU No 9).0909117 m Offo# Records Said sat. will be rnadt. W wilhout Aid Deed With tnllml lhereM 15 surplus lul'ICls ·O· this pr~rty AFTER FORE· (11 564 647) Htat• you may file with her eating words .Daily Pilot April 4. 11. 18, NEED~ EXPLANAtlON Of in the otfce ol Iha Reoorde! ol ClD¥INl1I01 wv•anty. uprtlSed « prwded said Nole .._ ~Lal stoc~ · 1 996.875 CLOSURE. contect GE Suriitus as "oaros poc1cyhOl<1eri with the court • format of encouragement.
25. 1996 Th304 THE NATURE Off THE PRO-°''"II• County. C11111omt1 e11e· "!'plied. repdl119 (rtlt, ~ ch ~ 8 ·al h AQOieoatt wntt·ms toe otner tna Capllal Asset Mll\lgefMnt. 97 383.716 RMklHt for Speclel Many friend• wlll ml~•
CEEDIHO AGAINST YOU, alled by T01J1 N Do.In 0iong llOI\ °' eocumbranca. to pa; !ht •oes xpenses specal surplus funds .(). lrvfne (800) 132-10&0 o.ted: income tor the yur · 249 012 29 Nouoe of the filing of •n her tovlng honuty PUBLIC NOTICE YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Slic OIO hu~ IWld .,.,. n jl)ll'll •-in9 p1inopll sum of !ht :i'* C: ~ ~~ ~..: ri;us notts .(). March 11, 11M ASAP1ttM3 Oisburiemems lor Ille yur lnwrrtory ~ eppr8iH• •nd elncere poitllve
NOTICE Of TRUSTEES LAWYER. NotJce I• hef'tby ie.-ts • Trustor Mc# ~· nole\I) MQlled by <d Deed of CMI05/1,.. SERRAHO RECOH IS l)aO·ln ano c.ontn~t 3129• "'· 4111 2l& 463 157 of ............ or 01 outlook In th• face of ~ ~-~4:::.:1 t!:'! ~ :*~st~ ~· ~~::w:eera:-:: := ;"'~'·.::~=.::~ r'AAcl rfxiO=-a R:: ,:~~o;!o~u: (surplus> . PUBLIC NOTICE :~ ne:"~nc=ta~e~~" :v ~::: ~~ a;;:;t:: ~:fi1ty~wn M.s. di ..
No. · 2'01680 APN: wc.~eu!:trustff, :aw:t. lkJCl01 to tne hlghesl btclder 1or !'?r::.*' .:!.t•:~:"!. °':: s~~s~. lrwindllt. CA g1ro6 .020.244 ot r . NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S sALE nu: 0~~~;:.1110:0: ,::: 12&; of the C•liforn11 Lo,,g-Ume re1ldent1 of
"53-033-06 YOU ARE IN DE· tut9d trustee pursuant to the CllSll (~ .. ltme of .... "' ptfllft ol Iii. TruSlM and of !ht (118Jafl6..4858 (I00)217·1849 ~~~s ~ ieoaros ooticyn oe UNDER DEEi> OF TRUST FILE· ~no:i. lnsurarict Comrl'llSSIOntr Prob•t• Code. A Re Pasadena, Bell and
FAULT UNDER A DEED OF Deed d TNtt uecuted by llwluf rnc>r4'f ol lhe Untied Slates lrlltU c:re•ed by Nlid Deed of (C•f °""t) &( 1<#11 Kaulmari tnc:'ome lonne H 26 260 607 tS$4352 A.P. NUMBER; 442-111· iairsuant to law guHt tor Specie( Notlc< Dick mOW<S to New·
TRUST, DATED 1n194 UN-Robert John Krogh. an un-by Cd\ • caslllet's Cl'8do dr-Trus1 Tflelaulwnount oltheun-AsflJ/9"11 Semt.y C24'037 i. tiursemeritsy ,;,· ll'le ear IS YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· N ROlfRT w HARVEY Vi form II IYallable frorr port B9Mtl In 197t.
lESS YOU TAKE ACTION marr1ed man ~orded on by•SlllleornlllcNlbw* •check paidbRnoeoftheol*gllion .. tllt&/2Sl996 J83Afi6.4 y 0 0ERAOEEOOFTRUSTDATEDPrui4lt lll . ' thecourtd•rtc. FormertMmbereorlr·
TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· 112191 as lnSU\lment No. '*_.,by• st• or ledlr# Ctlldll eu<ed by tilt Pfoptfly lo be told , • •JM•lllbet 20, tttt UNLESS N RICHARD W WISTtlN A.._,.., for P9thlorw: vine Cout C.C. and ERTY, IT MAY ee SOLO AT 91-400066 Book -Page -d "'°' or• d>eti< ~by• s111e Md r~ n11ma1ed oosts, PUBLIC NOTICE 'Ne neriDy ce"IY 11131 I/If aOOYf YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO-· ..wtn II. Qi.wcetean Bermuda Dune• c.c., ,. P\JBl.IC SJ\LE. IF YOU omc111 records In the omce Of lederll WM\)S Ind b9\ KfO. npensn aod ICl'I-•Ill. time ttms '" in accordance Wllll t/1t TECT YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY •crttary 4690 ~ mvd e... tnll Dick en·
NEED AN EJCPU\NATION OF d the County Recordef ol 0 811011, ~s nsoo•ion or of the tnoll~ publoc.ac'°" ol the He> NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE null Slattment tor me ~eai BE SOlD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF NtwDOfl 8t1Ch·Cost1 Men ..... 280 . Joyed their boat "Red
THE NATURE OF THE PR~ orange caJrom4a, Incl pur· '"""II' btnl. specified " sec:hon la of Sal• 11 $117,~7.811, The UNDER DEEO Of TROST FILE: nde<I Ommt>er 31 1995. made YOU HEED ...,. EXPLANATION CHJ61711 34339 A.rx Newport ..... CA WI .. hi h
CE:EDING AGAINST YOU, auant to the Notice ol 0.-5102 ol IN rnSlClll Olde end t.nefioaiy unOtl uid Oeed of 1tl14S A.P. NUMBER. 930-n. t/1t Insurance Comm.ssioner Of THE MATURE Of THE PRO-8 9.10.11,12. 1906 NeeG mo~~ab~ c ve'::: tf~~ i%~ ~~~:,: faull and Election to SefJ ailhooled to do ~s" INS TruS1 n.tetolo<1 ••t;euted rd .. m YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ~rsu:~i~1:Ww HARVEY Viet CEEDIHG AGAINST YOU, YOU PUBLIC NOTICE 04/10, 04/11. 04/17 their active IOClal life ~ 1 ·OO PM Wind • t.\an'. ~ recOfcMd on S181e) II I( tht Main (Not1h) IM!ed to tht uncltrsigned a wntten UNDER A DEED Of TRUST . • SHOULD COfjTACT A LAWYER with golf and boating ~ ·~y":s duly ~~eo: ~~ E11111nce lo the Coullty Coul1· Ded.v--ofDtlaulllnd~ DATEO Odober 3t, ttlO UN· ";'4~~HAJID VI IERSTtlN Nebel 1s tee11y grwri lhll SER· CMS13MUO frlendl.
llpp(llnted Trulttt undef °'said Of'flclll R~«ds wlll houat, 700 CMc Cenlet Drive ::!~~~*'"':tn~.:' LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO See1etary · RAHO RECOHVEYAHCE COM· NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE Crematlon will be fot-
lnd pursuent to Dffd d Sell on l5l2t'N toc.ttd it: N. w .. 1, San11 An1, Ca 11 r'<QllU\le lier$. ned au': 0uid NOia ":; PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT Ntwpott Btacn·Cos1a Mtsa PAHY, K IMlee or sucx.euor PEllllOll TO lowed by Interment or
'l"rustrec0fded1'2Al94asln-theNorthtrontentranceto Sld tnl!nsl ~toend now De!~hndEltdlo1110Selltobe MAY BE SOlp AT A PUBLIC CN36171025321A.or lnlstee or Sllbstituled 1Mlee ADM•ISTER =~1::mrJ:~ aahee at SH. In lieu ~rumen« No. M-0052659 In the County CourthouM, 700 held by~ llllder wd Deed of Trust iecic<d.cl Ill lhl county. wller• the SALE. IF YOU N~D AH EX· 89.10.11. 12, 1906 pursu.,I to the Deed ol Trull ESTATE OF~ ~TATEMEICT of eervlc .. , the family
Book -Page -of Offlclal CMc Center °'1ve Wnt, ., '-property 9tual9CI in 1110 real openy 11 loaled o... PUMAllOlf\5F • nE MATURE __ execu1e0 by Rochlrd Oaroon lnCI GEORGE D w I ah• a •a 0 h 0 f
ftecords In tht ottlce °'the s.nta Ana. c..lfomla at 1:00 COurl!y CA6lomt. dnc:rtJng tt. AP'~ r2. 1996. LOM-Mo<\gaget Of. THE PROCUDIHG AGAINST PUBLIC NOTICE P11ne11 DMIOll nutbtlld sld ..... M~ Au YW fllOED DECIMllR Jt, e ...... tef•tlvH and ~«def d Orenge County, PM art pubk auction to the ll'<er9n Lot 4S ol Treci No Sel'l>CIS LL C a Tr~~.,, YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Recorcted Oii Olt2711991 as 1'" frlenae to have thefr ~ ~··~or;. .. = h6gMst blddlf fOf ash 5011 Ill 1he Oty ol Cost• Mesa Ca11e. Autti011ild Signlltn, Ad-LAWYER Nola IS~~ (ll\IWI NOTICE Of' TRUSTEE"S lnslrumenl Ne tt-S?S6t6 ol ... Wl'U!~· Fun Coniorate Name CHUAC own priv,t• Joyful mo-
y-. ' "1" 1 rt • (p.tyabft at the time ol ult Ch.oni'f of OllflOI SI• o1 Call dress P 0 Box SI~. Dai.. 11111 SERRANO RECunv~' AHCE SALE TS#: 21140 K~· Ottotl ~°' 111 1he olfoe:e ol lhe -~ l.fJTUAL IHSUAAHCE CONl'AN'f m•nt or ,.membrance ~ unmNiled woman, who In i.wf\11 money of the lorn• as P'f Map reoorded ., leus 75251·5388, F°' Trusiet'• COMPANY,• W-. or MlDH· SHNER 198088M On Apllt Count, Jleoordef ol Ofqe CASE NO. A182078 Home Oltice 3Cm ~Sit ind to send a gift In
=:ir-qu:;.td ~It::• Phytll~ Al· United Stites~ •If right. tJUe Bcclt f&O, P8QH 15 .. 16 and 11 Sale lnlo<m~IOn plHM c:all (916) "" INlllll OI sutillllulao l.NSlll 111, tlltl llt Ot:OO PM GE Ch.only CaMomia Ind pumi.,t to To 811 heir•. ben•fi· Lane. MemU. WI 64452 her meinory to th•
n win rt 1~ 1 ~1 H ~~ and Interest conv.yect to Ml!CefMeOU~ Maps in Ille Olft0e "J87·TH8, LONESTAR MClffT· pu-a.w11 to llw Dead of Trust CapltAI Mol1geo-Tru.t lhe NolJCe o1 Oefu Sid Elee110n ci1riee, ctedltore, aon-Tot.al •Omitted assets National Multlple Sci ..
se 1 pu c au •ncl new held by It undtr 11111 County ~def of silld GAGEE SERVICES. l l C IS A e.:u1ed by ArN D o.rns ., Deed Servtu1, Inc. 11 Trust· to Stl ~ recorded tingent creditof9, end $337.121.062 roil• soetety, Orange ~-~~cl°' ~~ said DHd °' TNlt In the Ch.oni'f Tt.e property hen!lolorll OEST COUECTOR ATTEMPTING l.flm.ned M>mln Recatdld on ff or SUcCHIO( Trultff Of 01m/1"6 • lnsinunant No per1on• who may other· Total liatlhUs 2.51059 685 c t ch t ~t.aJ e ~ th uUnh~ property situated In said dncrCJed" ,__ IOd '• ot' Thi TO COLLECT A DEBT AHY ~ 11/1W1HO a nswmenc No • SUbttltUted Trustee, of that 191S0007900 ol ..0 OllDll wlae be Interested In ~II wnte-.ns tor SPtCI 1no5u2n r ...... _,al PA~e'.· • ....,.., money"' e ""' County and St.Illa h«llnll· -"' FORMATIOH 08TAlffED WILL BE ..-..1• _, ,___ ..____. ...... Certain Oted ol Trlnt t11· h ill t t I 1 """""" ,..,,..,.,.. • S'bcte. by cash, a Ushilf'I t• dHCObed: The ~ strert ldlhu "°""'common USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. -· .. "' """". "._.. ... tn ... ecuted by Marllyn M. Kff· Records ....... on ~Vtttl. t • w or •• • •• or suri:ws uncls .. <NV.INU SI• F. ltvlne. CA cl'teck dr.tWl'I bye stat• Of wutet1y 45 ffft d IN ~ i 1f1Y of Ille 11111i ASAPmeo9Clll CllS ~ alb°' the County Recatdlr ol ah unmerl1ed woman 11 tht Main (Horth) E11trance to both, of: GEORGE 0. Captll SIDCks • 92714, natlonfl bank, 1 check Northe.uter'ly 210.15 reet d property deterlbed ttllMI 11 PIJf • • Otqe County C..km1 Ind .~~ Apfll 1 1192 lh• County CounhouM, 700 MUNGER. JR. AKA Aoottoate wote-rns lor Otller
drawn by a state or fed.rlll the Southw9ater1y 130 ffft pol1ed lo be HO El Cimino D1lv1 PUBLIC NOTICE IU'IUlnl IO the Nobel °' Olfeut H lnltrument no 92.22os27 Civic Center Orlvt Wiit, S111t1 GEORGE 0 . MUNGER specll surplus tunos ·
a edit union, °' • check c:Jf the Northwaaterty 410 feet 11 C. Cotta Mei, Ca 9212'·55A7 lnCI Ellctc1t1 to Sii "*-'Oer In booll _ . _ Ottlct•I An1, Ca 111 t:~ AM at P1bc A PETITION hat Sliaius notes ·
drawn by• lltllle or tederal d Lot 201 o1 NewpDrt Thi undenognlcf Truste1 dtselloms NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAJ.E ~ U/Jt/19" • lnstrull*ll Records of ~County, L!CtlOll. io lhl htghtst bddlt 1or bee" filed by NANCY ~· Gross Olld·in ano contnbu
savings and io.o assoc!-Heights. In the City ct Costa mt lllbity for riy ~u of UND£R OEED OF TRUST FILE No ""°"707 d '9d Offoal c:.lltornla. and pursuent to e8Sll (peyellle 11lhl11m1 °' 5*"' HILLIARD In the Supen· su~s ·
llllon, savinos. assodatlon, tMsa, County cf Orange, 111e slnlel 9dclreSs "1CI ~ 11t251 A p NUMBER 440-312-~ wll ... on ~Vtttl II thlll c.rtaln Notic• of Oehiult lilWll.I money al,. U1dad SU.SJ or Court of CeMomla, Unassrgneo lufl<IS (sut;WsJ
or uvlng1 bank specified In Sttte d Cdfomla. u per 0001mon~ r1 tny ""°"" 27 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· 11-E MAIN (NORTH) ENTRANCE incl E>ectJon to s.11 theftun-11 t911 ttle tlld tnllm1 con. County of Orenge. &4461377
Mdlon 5102 d the fiNnclal Mlp thereof recorded In '*""' S.d Mia_.,.,·.,. mllde bu1 DER A DEED Of TAUST DATED TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE der reconMd Dlcembef 2t ~ 10 IWlcl,.,,., r..i by~ undlr THE PETITION r• Sil!Pus as fl9WS PQlleyhOIOtr
code and authorlztd lo do 8ook 4, Page 83 of Mlsc:tlla-•ll'out OIMWISll oi: WSJsily January 5 I Mt UNLESS YOU 7UO CIVIC CetTER ORIVE WEST 1995 11 lnstniment no' uo Oeeo of T""1 111 the prqiertt queatt thet NANCY R. 86 061.371
walness In this state.) At: neoua Mapa, Rec:«d• d a.pn!SseO or 1mp6ed. rwg1rding TAKE ACTIOll TO PROTECT SAHTA AHA CA • t .'5 AM at 15-0AIOM In Book-, P. SllUlfed tn sad C'.ounly sld Stale HILLIARD be ~olnted IOC:Ome for ll'le yur . 189 633.02• Ceme~ ~Uaty
The Norlh rroot •nlranc• to alld Orange County. The btla. IJO'MUIOfl or entumbtlllCIS, YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE pubk IUCllOn. t> t!w"""'" btddlr -. ol Offlclal RecOfd• d l'llWWl8her oescnbed AS MORE .. pereon* repr•Hnt• l)stJursements lor tilt year . Chapel ory ~.;00t:x.;ou~~Hw!: property = llf:ArM lo pey lhe remlWW'g ~&Ill\ SOlD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF lor ct9I (PfVlble. r.. ,,.. al Slit uld County, will unct.r and Fll.I. y DESCRIBED ON SAID tive to lldminl•t•r the :·: :0 ct"ly tllat Ille bOW
Santa An• CatifOfnla an ':Aom;::'1 q1 ~ ~ d Ille note(s) -=ind by UICI YOU NEEO AH EXPLAHATION 111 ~ mot9'f al the l.ntad ~1uant to Nld Dffd ot DEED OF TRUST The properly Ht8te of the decedent. re ltSanct ~
right, lille Md Int.rest c scribed ~ I• purported Deed al lrvst """ '"'"" Of THE MATURE OF THE PRO-9 .. , .. """ -.,., ...... ,;-:.:· ~ ~ ldO'm '"° al9 CX>IJ\mon dalg-THE PETJTION r~ Mfllll"'s::ie: lor : tell
...iy.ct lo •nd now held by" 10 .,.. 1964 CtMKch St Cost.I ,,._, " pr°"'°9d " Nlld CEEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU ~ IO tlld new Nld by ~ tN UnHect Stat • ~ "*"· rl .,., d llw .... property quHta th• dec:,et,•nt I~ ended Oec.tmlltr 3t 11195. ll'lldelflll!!!!!!!!' ~said o..c! ot T1ust In MffA. CA 9212S. The undec· note(s) adYrces ii mt. undlr Iha SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER l.fldlt &ed Deed d Trull 11 Iha ca M the nort'ti front tn-dam1'ld ..,.." pL6POt11c1 IC be WILL and Cod C I , tilt lnSUllllCt cOmtnssioriei tbe pioperty altuattd In said ll(;ned TrustH dlaclatms lllrms ol lhl Deed al TM!. "11· Neta rs hlrltJr gnoeri 1r111 SER· ptq)lf1y ~ in '9d Clulry t • t tlM COU""' ~ Cheriy Hltlt Lene 1Mwpo11 any, be edmitted to rsuanttolaw •
County, Callf0tnla des<:rlbed any uat>Hlty '°' an tncor· m111ed Illes. ctl•ges IWld npen"°' RAMO RECOHVEYAHCE COM· 11\d St• hllWllfllf dalcnbed ~~! 700 Civic c;;.', Beldl, C. 92HO Tile undersrgneCI prob1te. 1:h• WILL end iai
ft: LoU2, In Tract No.~228, rectnaa ahhe Pf~ Id--ot .... TMlee trld ol the trusts PANY, 1K trustee, or SUOOHSIX AS MORE Fl.UY OESCR18EO DJ W Santa AN, Calftomla Trustee dlscams mt llbll1y 1or eny codlcd1 ere •vall-NDIETEll H. llllClfl, l'tHi...t + shown on • M.lip ' cnu and ~ common Ct'llated by'*° Deed ot Trull, to l!v5*. or substlMed m tee ON SA~ DEED OF TRUST The •II~ right. Utle and lnler· riy nl01111Ctneu o1 Ille properly eble lor ••lmin•tlonhln N'JOHMF.ClfNIY,Secntwy
CPrd.cl In 8oo11 229, Pagu ~. r "'Y· stiown Ml UIUU.17 Est.rntefd p.n&11W11 io the Deed ol Trust Ptllf*1Y .--m o11w oom. est cOftveyed to aoct now ~. tlld otr. oommon desig· th• file kept . by t e NtwPof18ucft.CoN Mas• ~to 32 lnclusllle, °'Misc: Mr.in. The tot.ti amount ol Awwd """'"* tlld eddrlion• exeMed by FERDUN M UYGU~. mon 09l9llflDll d"" ol tw ru1 Mid byll undeuaidOMdol nlllCn d mt ._ 1ww1 n. coun . • CN36t70718767 ~
14neous M.tps, RKOfds UM unpllld bMance d the edvrots fl riy wll rroe.. ltn A SINGLE MAN Al{) CAROLINE cr'OPl'1Y C1nCri1eo ..,.. 1t Pl Trvllt In the property ~ letli amcun1 d ._ ~ bt11r1ct THE PETITION a 9.10.11.12. 191)6 Qrange County, catlfomi.. oOligltlon seeurtd by the ~ pnor lo S.-Thi blrlel'oary SC>IERF AN UNMARRIED paned ID tia 2tO CIVIMY LIM. tualed In uld County and d h -=iinc! 1he que1t1 euthorlty
1002 CEMBTERY LOT/ 2144 NEWPORT SOUTH COAST BALBOA COSTA 'MESA 2624
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-QOV'T FORECLOsao GOVERNMENT TurUerook Tnhm 28rliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiliii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ••••2Bd 28• $950
-hom•• for pennl•• Paoltlo. View Bayview FORECLOSED 2~Ba, A/C, din, den. UVI AT '"OllONTOlm Airy 1 Br lolt condo. Lg •38r 2B• near •hope, Poot, garage. Cto1e to
iou111. NOVllNC on S1. Delinquent Tax, Terrace. 2 &dJolnlng HOMES pcol, dbl gar, w/d, fp, Peta welcomel 2+2. khch, skyllghll, P8tlo, •75 ft to •and. \llew, ahopa. 314 RochHter. o~~ou11ttin Repo1. RE01. Your lot• B & C Lot 64. For pennl•• on 11. patio. St350. 858-8034 New paint. Kitchen pool, •pa. gym, AJC. egar, lndry. d/W, frplc. 7Zt-'H& or 873-'7907. ~-•llalol•nrtlsifttHlltllt ~~~~97J~"~~~-,e~ $10,000. 'e7:J.5e58 Dellnqu•nt Ta•, window. Avall lmrned. OH/wtr/lrlg Incl. Cat •l1250Nrpltt04&-HM Duple• Deluxe 2 •r
-. ··-............... 11.......... Repo'e, REO'•· YoUI' umWPORT 11295/mo. 87&-6003 Ok. 1800. 444-0244 ·•c, frpl, .. bl nar, encl • ...-.,._,.... .. ....,. .. ,....,. ror current t111tng1.1---------area. Toll rr .. 1.aoo. H.o ---...,-----• ., "' • C,"""1•Act"1111 " --------LOTS 898-9778 ext. H·&139 BUCH 2169 Npt North 2Br 2ea COSTA MESA 2824 ::gg·c::,1~4~i~~~r••·
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....,,... ~.:::.:..':'.!: NEWPORT fOR SALE 1400 fO< curren1 tlallngs. cot"dO, 2-car gar, AC, AP•aTMENTS
1:u1, 1069 • 810 c.aNYON w/d.pool.Avtlmmed. ~ I llallH M Clwlala•ll11 B10AC8 -lt3H/mo 840-1&29 POD naNT _.. 11 llCt. '*-,.,...... WTllDE CM BALBOA MoClaln Townhme • ~ au;
..... ~MMiAllllllV•• tU•,ooo, Br. 1 Ba, C·2 Lot GOlC.200 with IStAND 2106 3bd 2.!Sba. 2 deck•. ON' oour COUR••• ·------· ........................ galod comm., 1rnall 2 Bedroom. t B•1h w•lbat, fploa. Secure 819 Cyn 2Br+den, llf* ""'MCll llJINllllWMt.. llml· ocHn view. Ro .. Real houH with hordwood pkg/stot•;.. View of 2"*B• exeo twnhm. •---------
.,.... • lbalt1111l111lee." e11a1e 25<>-4525 floor•. N .. d• TLC. 48r 28• dpllc. Yrty. golt cour1e. Poot/lenn Poot, tennla, g•t• BALBOA lMI ..,..,.,., 'Wiii HI 1245,000 with owner Oar, fp, frig, w/d hkup, 11900/mo a40-all'J4 grded, d•tlgner dM), lSLAND
12 oe.ooo 2 B/22 Be, fln.,,olng. Contact 1101age, bey vi.w. 119 38r aaa 1 hH to bctl. security ~erklf'g l~~iliiiiiiiiiiii••iiiii :::".:'::..~ ~o:,n~C:,~! c:urti,e~~ o~. P.O. Box 2404, Auby s1g50, e1wan Redec, gar, Avalt ~/15. 11'95/mo. 7 ).1609 2 ar Yrtv, newly retwb., ~ellllellll.CMNlll.,. t>ch, Aoas Real l!atate Newpot1 Beach. CA Water View Chetmln; Min 1 yr '"· 11360/ PanoraMIO Oc•an hdw fir, trig, d/W, ... lltlffr ....,.... •• .it 26<M52& 92003• a Bt 1 Ba dock gar, mo. 118-501-0097 view• •II room a. rntcro, deck, 11175, a
lflftlllllt• lllWl'UM• "' •••• iao CANYON Dover yrly.' utll '1no. S1eo0 laetilJUft aer+ ore/Br. 1 Br+ O•n Condo. dr1 to N Bay 848-... , .. • .-.... N • 1 2eA D 28.. mo. 661-IJ202 2B•, trg deck over Std50frno. 722•7Ue, ___ ,_,_'4 ... f_e_1s_._02_j04..__ lit P tn. • •n. ,., HOUS"S/ c anyo oc .. n vi• .-..... Cl.....,...,., ..... $450,500. Owner wfll g N :~I A
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~:.-::·~::::..': .. "in 11n•n. ~211 CONDOS COSTA MBSA Z124 1~1~1mo~· L~! '::0 NEWPORT *2~~~~t ".::. ~~ ... "" 11q111.oc...,,.._ •1uu•1 ... , •ur1 POil ll.ENT . 3t0/493-173t. COAST 2170,_po_rt_. Ai-•-·,_.,_~-~-'--•
.W.MUD11m.-. ~&uli ully u~d~ 48R aaA, tam rm. dbl Pu"' a.afalle ttudlo wtl•liil•lil•liil••I v .. rff 2 Br, I Ba.
T 'g'P•n2h~~un 1?..~·H4 g8t, fncd yard, watef/ 18r ft!~ pkg, pool/ a lllASTD eUtTal 110\'9, frlt. micro, Avt ••••••••II Qiorlel• Agt M&-1081 G•-••• g1drw, ne•r Cryat.al Ct. 1~/MC. W•lk Co bc.h. BHt toe. Oorg"4.la 1/1, It 100 mo. 00
HR•R Vtdit Uoii•i ...... ~ Uoz 11•60/mo. 123-1151 USO. Amo9 t42.:l261 •nd unit. I fUlt 8th, .,.,, 171-1171 Ill m ..
Moouo. Mrbl a hdWd ·~·-•••• ... ._ 1 81, 1 aa, LO H ... ~·· nr Ha. 4Bd ltallan tlle1.: t~nnal din Cluetned le .... nr•, Ilg ~ tot. 8kr lhoppfng fOt a new y•d, wld tlkupe, pet U•a •r IN. 11800. room, w "'• .-air giar. COllVWIHDT
$300 t 1t Month
CIHn, lrg mln "bin.
•tyle, t Dr, walk·ln cl1t.
Nr bHOh(frlan;M Sq.
Sonora Apt•
Mary Ann Md·~~••
72~'r2Jle er CMO-H4M a~t? daMitiN otiay Awt flt INCH ()pert le.n U..2. "901 ~ 11160/mo. 840-1?• ..,..._ you'N bUy-
leta you compare a.e. '466-0ln ..-. 110 UI 1m ~ ..-.. °' ••~--------
co.ta • WlthOut ,,~ .. •• ua; .... Hi nr.L. SOUTH co••r Ing, clMalfttd ti•• REN"' or worry! frpfcl, I-cat gar,.,.._, iw Wf\at ,_., ne.dl "A CIMETEltY LOT} cam uzs ~~ ............ 7. Zl44 11' VI• EbOll. '2300/ lllTIO 2111 O\.ASSIPID ........... c ... ss111....i -lftO, i10-27f•1&8:) ...... 7. llltVVV'" .. llVU
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2983 Hlrbor Blvd
Com Mesa
54~3135
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1'11.&•aQE ••• • 4 a l'T llOOlllNQ. eta .. ie. orig. own«, SoMmai Blac:tc, v~. ~ .....,s; blac:k convertlble, ~1k 14.000 miles, $10,"5
Glrla cloth ... toy•. :~mr:= toe:,~ mn, 125,000 CMH7~ (45$5174)
n•s s-xsrrr 55ss-ss-·-;
1 Costa Meu'• Bnt
book•, Lilli• Tlk.. (415) ee5"3180 ptay kitchen & much morel Saturday only! '""ao~.-d .... -.-p__,D,_oc_,,,k-rec-.-.• CADll.tAC
a.12. 8813 Sturgeon main tumlng pt. tt4liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
! NE)VPORT VILLAGE APARTMENTS 9040 UUDLOIVS
1 Bring In this coupon
I for f /2 off lat
Av•. S. Bayfront. BatbOa 198 9 S llVIU.•
Island ...... _ ... 252·1271 Original, rHI good
, month'• rent. For a
Hmtted time only.
• Exllo Lorge Jrs., 1 and 2
bedrooms
JR $600
1 BR $700
2 BR $860
• Sand Volleyball
• 2 llghleel tennis eourts
• Vertlcol blinds
• Celllng Fons
• Plush carpet
• Fitness Room
• Huge heated pool and spo • Gos B8Qs
NEWPORT
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Antique clock, aofa •••••••••! bad, booka, akl boots,
mlac. SAT 4/13, 9am· ---------• 12 noon, 835 Seagull Al.PA ROMEO 9015
Ln. C.306, Oakwood iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
':':'"A_P_t•":'._6_5_0-_8...,0,...30.....,... __ '91 194 LS. Red w/
Moving Sale lg saddle lthr, 5-apd, all
plants, clothes, opt, anrt, Momo whla,
wlQk•r, blkH, etc. Sat. lo 60k ml, mint cond.
8:30, 3309 Clay St. $17,500. 648-$428
Must 8•11 contents of --------·•
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condition, new tires. $899&. 87&-e121t
1993 C ad S eda n
Da vllle white, only
33,000 mllH, $17,995 (3CWK741) 1--.,..-------· 8 3 Cemaro Bertln•tta.
BAUD LCmJS T·top, full pwr, air, 1-
onr. Sharp. All records
$3370 obo. 723-1504
Repainting?
• Covered po!Jllng
• Recreolion wtltt billiards
2 Npt Beach homH. BMW AntlquH & fine furnl-•
ture, patio set, 20 yrs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CHEVROLET 9045
ol accumulatlon. 1985 1992 BMW 52 51
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CkmifW5 IO &ad 1111 wa,ou· .. ~1ar. • GOted Ccmmun1ty Commodore, Thurs, Red/gray, co, phone, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Fri, Sat 9-4. Newport S25,995 (2ZZOM730) Antique Center 714-C>ffia: Hows: 9:00 am • 5:00 pm M-F
and 10:00 am • -':00 pm weekends
1561 Mesa Dr.· Santa AN Heights, CA
(71~) "6-9860 t
I
Office Hours 9.00 om · 5 00 pm M-F
and 10 00 am -4 00 pm weel<ends
635 West Bake<. Costa Mesa. CA
(714) 557-0075
631-2411
S•t , 4/13, 8:30•m
Newport North Town-homH, 28 Corsica Dr.
Fumlshlngs, clothlng,
household Items.
NEWPORT
BEACH 2669 .P.ER·s·o·N·ALS--· EMPLOYMENT5S30 EMPLOYMENT PURNITURE 6014 PETS a
5 530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS
TRANSPORTATION 6049 _____ _
BOATS 7011
*HOUSEFUL* •18R S825• ---------NURSES ga••a L h I J I h bed 2BR 28A •725/U .-. t r ao as, • e g • •Poodle• AKC• P PERSONALS 3002 CNAs CHHAs. lmmed Rl!PRl!l l!NTATIVI! entertainment armolre, Tea Cup Toy & Mini
Refrlg & dlahwuher iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii positions avall In all Growing community Victorian furniture silk $250-$950 714-751-3465 ~~~O •=~· ~~ HOT CONNECTION areas or OC. FT/PT. nawapaper group 111k1 trees, coffee & end ta-1..,,,..---,......----28' Unlfllght Sally S Live-In & hourly. Muat dlaplay advertising repre-bles, etc. Grandfather 8•v• abused and Dog, twin chrysler, laaH. 545-4855 *1-800.8944688 have car with COL .& clock. 714-894·9880 abandoned pets. Be a 44's. New bait tank, NPT BUCH loft apV valid Insurance. ••ntallv• wlth 1 yoar mini· ..,,....-,--.......,,..-.,..----volunteer/foater. Calf blldge pumps, vfiF,
office. 1200 aq ft, adj NEW FREE PARMINE Action Haalth Car• mum 1xp1rlence. Excellent Antique A Contamp 714-597-9037. am/fm stereo, com·
to Via Udo Marina. 1•52().71a.5454 7 ,-4 557·2273 benefit package lncludlng furn Grand piano, orl-pass, Loran & fish
• New pnVcrpt. 514001 HI + long dist toll .lO/mln+ PIT RE ASST base aalary for th• ener· ent rug 13x16, moving Whit• Garman Shepard finder. Priced 10 sell.
mo. Call Bruce Kahl, For top NB Bkr. Com-getlo aalea prol111lonll. must sell. 786-6010 3 year old female, 6 7 3 -8 6 9 5 d a Y s
714-251-2424 Ext. 115 puter skflla & lie pref. Physical/drug acrHnlng re-Burg•ndy Couc h In spade. Looking lor 971-2002 eves.
Nr Ho•g Hosp. Ron 760-5000 ext 101 . qulrtd. EtOE.J P~Hs~ s~ great condition $100. ~f~:74-~~~~I • • •
2 Br 2 Ba gar ne POSTAL & QOV'T JOBI rt1umt o u Y ett ng, Call 494-2729. ---------
crpt/palnt/a'ppt. ,' yr~ $21/HOUR BENEFITS "-C•llfornla Community Q t M vt S I 1---------POWER BOATS
$850 875-0558 NO EXP v:iu TRAIN Ntws, 330 West Bay SlrHt, F;:~h ~e.':t~ c~:r. PIANOS & 7012
MISCELIANEOUS
RENTAL!
Appl+ Info 714-647-1991 ~·~!·:~u: ~!62;:i enter center, coffee ORGANS 6059 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
PVT POST OFFICE 831~94 table, etc. 844-2469 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SEARAY 21 ft Cuddy &
PfT counter help. SALES/PHONE MOVINQ 5-Pc Bdrm tr1r, 1983. Orig owner.
Friendly, ruponslble. OVER QUALIFIED? Set, contemp cham· B•bY Orand Pl•no Serviced rag'rly, many
7014
Npt Beach. 642-6262 Looking for ch•"'"'e, pagne beige. Annolre, Beaut finish, In tune. xtru. $6900. 646-5974 - . ., Must sac this wkend . • ••••••••11p~~~ll~ll~itlRESTAAAUNT l•H atress? Peaceful s-.drawer dresaer, plat-$1500. 714-527-1854 Hoat/Hoata .. Exp'd. Boating/Marina Env. form bed, nit• stands. SAIL BOATS Emerald Forest $400+WK, Ben. avall. Pd $4500, xlnt cond.1 ________ _
RENTALS TO
SHARE 2724 1 ·900·388-9898
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll Eal. 3247 . 3248
COM share 28r+dan,
2Ba 3 blka to beach.
$800/mo + ~utll. Avatt
5/1. 875-2921
"T!!r:':..:: ... ,· ..... -.,~
GllH \ ·' GIRi \ .. GIRi \,
CM Resp., clean male1,...-..._.._._.._._..-...,
10 ahar• furn 3Br h••
w/2 male roomatea.
S350/mo. Incl. utla.
Rlchatd 642-4728
Costa M••• 3Br 2Ba
condo, gar, w/d. Fem
prel. S378. Avail CS/1 .
Call 722·9138
Fr•• Room In beautl-
lul CM home In ex-change for weekend
salH help 444-3999
NB CJoae to Beachl
In claan, qule1 ~.
Community pool/lannla
$450/mo. 548·1239
HOTTEST
de&A:&;l1if+
1.69 LIVE
~· .. 1 Oii 900-505-5050 800-7S9-4•ZO. 81S-75S-9100
1-9()().255-0400
EJct. 5311 • 5312 : NB Male to share, 2 Br, 2 Ba, condo, muter u..,:.:-:,.::~
br, $800 + ~ ulll. NJ '---'LAllMMIM..--'I
Smk 844-0527
Apply: 309 Palm S1. Start lmmed 723-7375 S900. Call 64°"4444 SPORTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Balboa 714-723-5000 Te•charel Preschool. MOVINQ: Medlterr kg GOODS 6065 C•I 25 rebullVloaded,
Retail Benefits, comparable bdrm set: hdbd, drar, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii crulalng/raclng, $5000 alarl c armolre, nit• stands, 1• firm. Muat •eel ~ntervf:~. :S~~~I for mirror $600. Custom BM I Mu 1t1·Stati0 n Call. 723-6048 ASK THE EXP.EAT$ Wl!ST MARINI! In NB peach, cream, blU• nv Home Gym. Muat selll __ W_E_P_•·v-CA-$H--rm aora $500. 2 blu $350. Call 964-3048 " If you want to know now hiring for retail chrs saoo. Country Fr For good used Sabots what It means to be a aalea, stock & caahler beveled gls coffee tbl & boat equipment.
"Unen Expert," please poaltlona. FT/PT. $500. End table sso.l•••••••••I Mlnney'a Yacht Sur·
ask onel Evety person Boating exp a plua, Siu plaid 5-pc aec· GARAGE SALES plu•. 1500 Old New-
on the Stroud• team enthualaam a must. tlonal S500. Country1••••••••• port Blvd. 548-4192 Is trained to achieve Call Rick, 645· 1711 Fr din table $500, 1• th• highest level of mlac Items. 645-6564 1 _________ 1•-S-P_E_E_D_& ____ _
product knowledg• ' ... E_M_P_L_O_YME __ NT ___ SOFA-BRAND NEW· CORONA
and cuatomer Hrvlce. SRI BOATS
so th• akllls you have SERVICES 5533 ~~~:~.·~~: s~~~y DEL MAR 6 122 7016
now -an out-going 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S peraonallty, ce.n-do at.I• 1IC Sn5 Obo 650-9229
tltude and, Ideally, ---Studant Daek w/ S•t. 8-12 lurn, oak customer service or Pl•••• be aware that bookshell S120, trun· tbl/chra, dreaaer, nt sale• exparlenca -the llatlnga In this cat· dle bed $90, lamps stands, misc. houa•
could lead to an exclt· agory may require you $20 Hch, 548-5226 hold llama. Cash only
I to Cl'•I • 800 numb« 619 Carnation ng c.,••r move In w .rh there la a W•ll Unit pecan, w/gls ·
Openings now exist at chargo per minute. doors & lights, 92" YOUNO FAMILY SALi! our Laguna and Costa B Meaa storH for. wide, $500. 549-2648 aby Items, cloth ...
* 1988 22ft Ski Boat• 5. 7 lltra V·8, King
Cobra 0 /0 , low profile
hull, juat aervleed,
new controller/uphol·
ltaty. Great akl boat-
raat-look• great ..... r• ady to go. $10,500
648-9449/57~247
SALES ASSOCIATES
"r••PLO"'"'•"" Watarbed, x-lg terra bikes, toys, quality J;au ''~'' ltema. SAT eam-noon.1---------WANTED 5535 =~-~~~2~ntlque 403 lrl• (at Bayside) MARJ.NE SERVICE
UUER LO'nJS
COSTAM&SA
2tt5 HarW...,.
842·7700
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what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
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the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
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Independent to
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dally
842·5878
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CASHIERS NB Rm w/pvt bth In 2Br
condo. PooUapa/tann. MEMBE RSHIPS
------SUPPUES 7020
Lovtng Swedish nurM'• -... -~n-CHAND ___ IS_E __ COSTA MESA 612 4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~P=-~-=~~~ aide. Gd cook, drive, UUOA
Fem n/• pref. $550/ 3018 mo Incl utll. 640-9510
caring. Local refs. MISC. 6015
Flexible houra, • com-Spee ln atrok• & can-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 at time big o na l
petltlve starting salary, cer patients. 646-3735 Brothere Word pro-MulU-famlly aal•, new
bOAU•••· merchan-,_________ -aaor 1125. GE 1"" kid• clothes, cratt.,
TONS OF
STAINLESS STEEL
&Ingle Dad & aml chlld
to share exec condo,
CdM Spyglua area.
S850/mo + ~ulll, 1 at,
laat & refa. 8C>0-600.
6120 or 714-669·9088
FOR SALE
Cl!NTBR CLUB
MEMBBRSHIP
EnJpy all th• •xt•n•lve
ex9::utlve amenltlea of th• prHllgloua Center
Club. Contact 714-
di di l d .--• tool•. new/ord mite., H acoun • an DOMESTICS 5540 color TV $95. Hoover collec11bl••· Sat. 4/20, advancement op-vacuum $65. Sony rt ltl rt I 8·2, 2483 lrvln• Ave. po un es are pa o phone answering ave the package. If you Nanny Wanted FfT In s75. Call 722•5607 (x back bay)
want to know more, N.8. Must ba English .,,,,------..,.,......---4-FAMIL y SAL• please aak when you: apeaklng and have Epeon atyllst color F It 1 1 1 t
Bronze & brua & nuts
& bolta + washera. $6.00 per poond.
Minney'• Yacht Sur-
plua, 1500 Old New-port Blvd. 548-4192
RENTAtS
WANTED
720-2525 pp own car. Xlnt refa. printer 720 DPI $350. urn ure, mua ca na • ••11DY•"' SUPS
L p d r antiques. glaHware, "'~'"" · 2726 APPLY IN PERSON Vety competitive aal-ynx re atora got clothH, Indian Items, DOCKS 7022
••••••••• @Stroud• ary. 714-840-5028. clubs and bag s4oo. lots or misc. Sat, 4/13,1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 24291 Ave dt la Carlota Champion Julcw $150. ••
Mature oe>uple from EMPLOYMENT 1835 Newport Blvd. 64Q.4165. 8-2, 2383 Columbla Or 39' Mooring w/11'
Eut Coa•t want quiet ••••••••• MERCUll1lTnISE Stair Ch•lr Ext. 811c Ho•g Thrift Shop BW, off Alvarado Pl .. 3 or 4Br furn or unfurn STAOUDS &&.n.&,..., atlllr lift, xlnt cond, Sal• Aprll 13th 1<>-3, E. of Bay la. Call home on water (bay,_________ $2000 ($3300 new) 670 W. 17th St. F-2 (In (909) 397.9797 or
or ocean. Annual renV EMPLOYMENT The Unen Experts Bal. Isl 646-1164 back). 722-9108 (909) 826-7190 IH Ideally w/optlon to buy. NB/CdM. PIH.. 5530 ANTIQUES 6010 TELBSCOPE HUGB Movlft9 Sala 40' aide tie. w. Channel
call 71 c.e7s-~9 & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil•iii Art Equal Opportunity '=iiiii!i~~~ii!ii!~~ii Meade Premier w/ac-Sat 4/13, 2180 Elden nr Udo bridge. Water/ Employer 1• canorlH Muat ... Furn, aml appll, draft· elee. No llve-aboarda. leave name, phn#, k>-•3• --r I 1 ..... ----------•BUYING ITl!llS• · · Ing table, stools, etc. S399/mo. 675-6128 cation 6 rental amt. ...,_. noome Sal•• From 1800-1980. 1 pc $2000. 714-586-7777
Need by June 1/15. ~:.~·~!j rr::dl(,~ ~~~o~ :!"~:.:·~~ to enUre aatate. Paint· W 0 L FF TANNING 1---------
800-898-9778 Ext. R· ~ ... •sh ..,,,.,. draaml Inga, china, glsware, BEDS. TAN AT HOME. FOUNTAIN "*1 I ... -•-•1 _..,....,. •-tum, etc. lmmad ca.ah, Buy direct and SAVE. 1.-or ........ •· Multl·Mllllon ISSSS top 1. 173-45223 Iv mag Commerolal/Home VALLEY 613 4
The Community
Market Place. Claulfled
842·5978 BUSINESS &
FINANCE
i 40,000/Yr lno ome IEmlronmental Company, _________ , units from $199. Lowliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
potan tl•I. Home Wiii Show You Howl monthly payments. ·---------
''l prefer a~v~:~n£e
with the P1lo the great
tl Bl due to n . · · d gre3:l response an . ,, er service. custom Bi\\ Solis
'BUSINESS
~PPORTUNITY
• 2904
Typlata/PC UMra. Tou ,_wi_1_Tr_a1n ___ 7_3_:s._1_eoe_ Fr•• color catal~ Jn.J... d ~~-1(~~1~=-~7:.1
Can't ... m to ~~: ~ay. 1
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*Attna Co•ta M•••* get to all thoH
Postal Position•. Per· repalr Jobe P TO YOU 6022 manent fulltlme for
oletka/aortera. Full around the houH? '--------...-----------------"'"'4l! -------Benetlta. For exam, Let the PR•& Cat BHutlful I
MCI Phon.Card ATES applfcatlon and salary c1 ... m~ long hair golden or· G s I
' LOCATIONS OOINQ Info calf: 708-284-1839 lervlce ::r. f~~~:.c:a~:.i:;: a rag e a e e irASTI Inv. Aeq. l!xt, 40H 8am to 8pm.
800-700-7177, 24 Hr•. iiliN MONllY Read-Directory PURNITUIE 1014 =~lo~~~~~ for
P EPSI/COKE ROUTI!. Ing Bookal 130,000/yt htlp you find Oreat way to make lnOoma potential. D• r•llabl• help. ~I your unw.nted •II ALL Q OLD a N
Iota of money With ex• 1alla. 1_.00-513~343 142·1878 ~! ':,::S~ayl ~~~:u~:~~~~
clualve new machines. Ext. Y·9e37 •---------clUaln.d ad call dOMcl c a ~~h~~~~1::;. ·~~ Qenar•I Offloa & ....... .,.. Vlctotla~M. ~~ 4
la ninnln outl Call 1 ••••• Help llffded. Y ,. • o I d • fl x • d '
Ilg Cl • Full or/A pal1 tJme. '=-====~=====~=====~ or o om• d , w a 1._ 800-5tt-e342. Xlnt oppty. 122.o.tH b e haved, dHa rvH v......_ With over 25 Oon•r•I omo. PIT good home. M&-5080
local account.I. Buy all Small Pf'Ofl Npt Ctr Of 6484320.
Of pelt IOCMHH>90I olc, looldng tot Pff W1111t le ..,.. ..,.. help, ftu hre, good
w~ Learn m«• phone a klll•/aom• ~ oomput.,.., Call computar 71'7-4MO now. 310-72&4MO
J!WIU.ltY, FnS
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QLOaAI. MODIU Need1 New Fac.t
for uocomlna r:n: p,.......~110 A uP.~ampty fl'amee, IUW trim o.k
awlVal chairs $28. ... , on.,.. 182-3383
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THURSDAY, APftfL 11, 1996 •
INdlum es Shof1..-ed INl'IVNll •1~ ea TV ho9I "'°' -88 NlgtU IMlfcire
70 Reig!Mted =.:::•) 71
72 Fetldiet-bendef
result
73 Jugt
DOWN
1 ~ro·
2==~n 3~
4 Sign up IOf
the army
5 Farm machine
8 Cettaln
7 Actr•11-Ahci1
8 Clenched
handa
9 s.t of moral
pMclplea 10 Ancient
11 Wonderlul 12 Girl friend tor Pierre
13 Engroued 21 Growl
23 Iron or copper
27 Befielll II or -
29 •Rollelt>IN. star
4·11·•
30 SeaNQle• 32 "Out of the
frying pen, -the 11r.·
33 Fat doWn
34 Mayonnaise
contarnera
35 Aoc>fove 36 Dick Cla111's ·Amencan-·
38 Once more 41 Nounahes
42 Uplift 45 Wtldebeell
49 Ba111ed
51 Stop suddenly 52 Candle.f'Nklng
material
54 Unt<>phis·
llcated
58 •Alfie" star
5 7 Dalsyfike
llowef 58 Outt>Uildinga 59 Colof1eta eo Matured 62 Direction
64 Cowboy star
Rogers
66 ActOf Howard
-lly OA..•US GOftN
~OMMSHMIF
llnd TAHNAH HNtSOf
COUNT YOUR WAY111ROUGR
North-South ·vulnerable. We1t
dW..
WEST
NOR111
•7
OA8 7GI 0 984
4KJ8t
•
8085 JAGOD 1105 JAGOAll 8105 llJTSOllSBJ 1145
1·,~~Cl~hhl.-ll!!!!Cl!!!!X~5·ep0-, whit•. 125k mll, Int need mlno1 work,
12,9" ~ 4:M-e500 '••2 Hond• ax W•v•n Moonroot,
I o ad• d I 1 1_. 9 P 6 (µJY802)
llAUDLOIW
C09TAMllA .............
MZ.7700
, .. ,.......,xa
w~. ctv~ wheel1, S 1 l ,996
(MC~)
IAUDLO'IUI
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Sliver/Gray, chrome
wheeh $21 ,llS
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cm..-.
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'IOICUPll
OOHC Turbo. Whlae. Auna greau Perfaet
condltlOn lnelde/oull
$8500/obo. 24S-038S
SAT1JltN 9190
f e.o Saturn SL' 4
OR, IOW mil••· air conv .. S10,50 0
(3CMU01n
BAUDLOIVI
•A 108880• 8 OKJ82
O Vol
EAST
•J2 OQ84
<> K 103 2
•Q 1068
West Jed the ece of spadee, Eut
rollowift6wlt.h theJ9ck. tbeo ihlft.ed to th. two ol hearU. 0.Clarer won
In dummy and ran th. n1DI ol dta.
mooch 1ucce11!ully. Tht eiahi or
diamond• wu led next, and Eut.
defended well by~ with t.he
t.en, Corcin1 declarer to win in hand.
Next came the ldni of spa.dee, and
Eaat'• deuce 1t.renrthened decJar-
er'1 belief that West. had atartd •---------with an 8-4-0-1 diatributioo. Declar·
er could atrord to loee only one club
trick, ao it. mi1ht. appear that the
only hope was to ftnd Wett wit.h a
singleton honor. However, declarer
proved that a 1in1leton Mven wu
1991 8overelgn
savoy gray/gray.
ch rome wh•• a $19,995 (2WPL449)
199:9 Jaguar x..is Signal red, factory
warranty 128,995
(30CV732))
•7 SOUTH
•KQ (;;1 10
<>AQJ786
•A9 8.C
The bidding:
WEST NORTH
I• PaH
•• 50 p... p ...
EAST soum
INT 30
Dbl P ...
Operung lead: Ace of•
good enough.
To the aix:th trick declarer led the
nine of clube and, when the aeven
appeared from Weat, ducked in
dummy. East took the ten and
returned • heart for declarer to ruff.
1995 Hond• Acoord
l!X 4 DR., moonrpof,
loaded , S17,995
(3KDL.528)
BAUD LORJS
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842·7700
BAUDLO'IUI
1992 Jaguar Conv --------
TOYOTA 9210
1990 Celle• QTS
93k miles. rad. auto,
loaded, $6,995 obo
434-6500 Diamond blue, factory MERCEDES 9130. _______ _
warranty $29,996 ·-·t1uS 9225 (3BLS803) V .nn
A cla1111c example or how being
able t.o count the enemy bands can
point the way to the winning line is
reported by Derek Rimin~11. The
declarer waa Engliah international·
ist Bob Rowlands.
The eight. of cJuba wu led to the
king and the jack was returned.
East covered with the queen, lotina t<> the ace, but declarer was now l-HYU--ND-AI ___ 9_0_9_0
able to overtake the four or clubs 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
BAUD LO'IVS
'81 380SL white w/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
blue plnatrlpe, 2 10f1• '74 Ford 1·ton bubble dual timing cha n, lop, runs. Need• reg-
$13,000 obo, 1 owner, lstratlon. $750. See al
842.,.945 259 Slerks, Costa M.sa '90 H~undal Excel
White. AC. OnJy 601< orig ml. 1 Lady owner.
Vory pampered beau-
tllul car. Only $2595.
Tenlbl• cr9dlt ok. We can finance anyone w/low
with the aiz for the entry t.o dummy 1•
to take another diamond fine11e.
In retrospect, an opening bid of
four 1pades by West might have
been a wiser choice. There waa no
point to worrying about a heart con·
tract when a known eight-card or
belt.er 1pade fit existed.
Phenomenal I
Learn to be • b etter brld1e
player! 8ub1crlbe now to tbe
Goren Bridie Letter by callln1
(800)78&-1223 for lnfonnaUon. Or
write to Goren Bridie Letter,
P.O. Bos 4"10, CbJcaeo, IL 80680-
4410.
Halrstyllst Tiny Tina
Has relocctted to: ·
"Ask abo ut
my April
Special s"
234 E. 17th St. #117 Costa Mesa • 042-0434
FORD 9075 FORD 9075 GMC 9081
'92 . Taurus AT, AC, '85 Yukon SLE 2-dr,
down/low mo. paymenta. --------Coast Auto Flnace
714449.5959
ISUZU 9100
'87 Isuzu Trooper II
75k mites, orlglnal
owner, red, $7,500
650-1769
JAGUAR 9105
1992 Sovereign Regency red, chrome
wheels $21,995
(NC654710)
BAUIR &.arUS
-COSTA lllSA
21tS.....,..,.
MZ--7700
1 9 9 t .I • g u • r ------·-Vanden Pia• Sage/
'83 380 SEO 2-dr,
good cond, 4 new•---------
llrH, gray, aunrl, lthr MISC. AUTO 9245
uphola. PP. 780·6519
'94 8500 Coupe Blk/ Seized Cara From
tan, 4900 ml. $78,000. S 175. Poraches, Ca· 1 owner, mint cond. dlllacs, Chevys,
675-9480 pp BMW's Corvettes.
1988 MBZ 500SL, Also Jeeps, 4 WO 'a. Smok• allver, chrome Your area. Toll free 1 •
wheels, $25,995 Like 800·898·9n8 EX1 •. A·
new. (2KFJ382) 5139 for current lrst· • Inga.
MUIR unvs
COll\,.MllA
2tt,...lhil
842·7700
AUTOS
WANTED 9270
Transportation car wanted
Call 841·2255
Oakn, low mlles ,~-------_,------$21 ,995 (2VR0464) Whether you·re buying TRADE
BAUUL01VS
COSTA MISA
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842-7700
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or selllng, Classified
covert all your needsl
through cfassified
642·5678
PS, PB, Crus, P/Soat1, 1923 Ford Model·T 4x4, white/beige, fully
AM/FM, New tlrea. •RO ADS TE R• loaded w/hvy duty ex·
MI n t con d . 8 6 K. 100% Orlglnal. Very traa, hvy duty tow.
S8i95 548-4180 clean and runs great. Alarm. 6-yr fact warr,
$6800 00 OBO Call mint cond, reg thur FORD 9075 FORD 9075 FORD 9075 •94 Ford Bronco (714J 963-2633.. ·91. S28,5oo. 546-4806 --------
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2Rob3e9rta Thornton * Beat Price/Quality ELDERLY CARPl!NTRY•Wlndowa ~1tlq"'!!.!!~7• i•0w3e!ry C.M. 722•9823 RAINBOW Clrcl• Matnt. THI Loe•• PLUMBER SYSTEMS 3926 7 0· 69 Npt Boach Landscap•. brick, atone Ooora • Wood Fences _, 18••H.,.. .. .,.. J5 Pal ti • VE... H ••At -'=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C 0 I n ng .. n •• ouae,,... ·a Jam.• E. B1ng•r1 Co .• •• Concrete. 800.711-1001 CARE 3611 loHVGarag1 rgan Hr• MOVING ~834 Quallty Job. Frff e11. Since 1947 •FRI!• CELLULAR•
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from Europe. Beat In GENERAL 3558 le DECRS 3615 FLOORS 3712 ~ flt-M'N rnenta. II you have • ..,a'""--.-r.:-r-a--•""'P-a""ln_l.,..lnt-• Wat•r Heaters• Drains .. A Votre Servlo•I" DOOR8 Remodtl•H11dw111 townl Reta. 5Yra Exp QRaBN MAST•Ra '""' -... R•model • Repair Pattie 075-e009 Trlm•Cabln•ta•Stucco Orace 251·9455 • 1 & M 1 quHUon •bout lh• ,.. Int/Ex! Oual PalnVA...S F1uc1t1 • Flxturt1
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