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QUOTIS OF llfE DAY
"These babies ga"e iu a bond. We
look at each other and ~'t' know ~ ·~'t'
sharrd one great moment n't'n though
Wt' didn't know each other at the
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Sylvia Peterson, descnbing the
16th reunion of the Hoag Buddie .
(Al).
"~tty much all tire Jwnest trutli
tel/mg thtrt Is in the world u dont' IJy
ch11drrn. "
Oliver Wendell I folme .
COMMUNITY MNTS
• The exclusive West Coast
engagement of Crut Brttaln's Royal
Ballet begin tonight at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center. A
performance of Swan Lake i
scheduled for this evening's 8 p.m.
show. The ballet will present the
full-length show, 11 well a rtelection
from its repertoire through Sunday.
For information call 556-ARTS.
•The Best of the Ft tl\'al of
Anlmat1on continues through Aug.
15 at the Mc a Edward Theatre.
Tonigh t's how will tart at 8 p m
For 'ddttional information call 650.
8768.
• teven McCllntock will perform
tonight at 7 p.m. at the Blue Marble
Coffeehou e in Co ta Me a. For
details call 646-5n6.
• Pacific Am phitheatre will ho t
eta 1c rockers Yt for a 7:30 p.m.
concert. For ticket information call
634-1300.
• "Voices and VI Ions: l'oetry In
Public Placu" will be held
Wcdne day from ~:30 to 5 p.m. at
Newport Center Library Tho e
attendiog may hrin1t their fovorite
poem to read and d11i\."\J . I or
dd111onal inform atio n c.tll 644-3191.
•''Italia ... Tbat's Amore'' 1 a
fa'ih1on how and luncheon
scheduled today from 11 :30 a.m. to 2
p m at the Balboa Bay O uh in
Newport Beach. Spon~rcJ by the
Newport Beach Chmtian Women'
O ub. adm1 ion 1s $1 3 per person.
For more mformat1on, c ll 675·26~
JUST TitE FACTS
• Udo Isle wa• known by what
name before it was sold in June 1923
for appro•~mately $45,0007 --
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a to worsen~ raldents la•
Federal ruling would end
noise abatement practice
"I'm afraid we're aoing
'L really irritates me
that safety didn't
come first in 1985.
From that· standpoint,
there ought to be a lot
of angry folks out
to return to the 'yellow
banana' days," said Santa
Ana Heights resident
Edwin C. Hall, referring
to the o ld Hughes
AirWcst airplanes known
for their solid yellow
color and cxce ivc noise.
~•II be approved by the f•:A.A, mcludfo& an extension of
the noi y fu ll·power 'climb Crom SOO to 800 feet in
altitude.
By Russ loaf'
SWfW!W
NEWPORT BEACH
and there's airport noise.
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There·~ death, there'• taxes
For Santa Ana Heights residents living under the night
path or John Wayne Airpon , aircra(t noise has become
one of the three certainties of life. And an impending
Federal Aviation Administration decision to change
takeoff procedures will likely mean more noi e than ever,
according to one resident.
·there.•
"We will set more
noise. Down range, there
may be less noise, but
avia~1on wor,king group rCrommended the thanJC •
la t week in W hsngton D.C. to an FAA .subcommittee
~h1ch in turn recommended the new takeoff procedurca
to the P~ Av11tio!1 Rulemaldna Advisory Co1'81ftittee.
Although airport offsc1als a41k.ed the FAA IO wait for an
e O\·ironmenUI impact report on the proposed changes,
t~ey c~pect the fAA to i uc a fa"orable ruling before
an envsronfllental tudy 1 completed.
• their time limit is going
-Jiii Witt to increase."
-----------John Wayne Airpor.t
Pilots are lobbying against the required 500-foot power
cut, designed to reduce noi~c to nearby residents. On
ABC's ·"201 20" tcle9' ion new show last month, pilots
official are predicting that a host of procedural changes
Thousand d~cended upon Corona del Mar State Beach and othu locar shore Monday a the
appearance, much to the delight of un· tan-ed UH re idents and me rchant .
Son's out, crowds h~a:d .tor be~ch
Ro ugh seas can . Merchants hope It mea ns summer's arrived
I t may have been a Monday, but fty,er re cue for lifeguards this ummer
Cl ose beaches local lifeguards say about 35,000 ~a'\on, making life around the old
, bcachg<>(rs howed up for the fir'lt lifeguard tower JUSt a little dull "We're
full day of un this summer. JU'>t lond of hkc the pilot of De ert ll'feguards warn Lifeguard first potted the giant <;torm." \iUd lifeguard Joh Van I (!monll ) ou·~e been trained all thc-.c yellow disc breaking through the cloud'\ )Car' 10 mJkc: great rc-.cuci, ~ now By Ins Yoko•
sun \\vw
W nh a recent <lro"ning a' a
tragic hackdrop nnd
growing C\idencc that
ummcr may vet arme on the coa!-it,
lifeguard here warned that there
are 1n tancci, "hen the> could clo c
off the ocean to °"'immer .
1 he que t1on of actually cahng
off the water to bathers a n fcry
measure aro e early la\t wcrk when
sv.1mmcr<. continued to plunge into
1hc ocean during a period of \Iron•
rip current Lifeguard' r,11,c<l
ydlo-. warning flllg\ but ..i
17-yc.ar-old, who npp.1rcn1ly we nt
into the water to ""'"t an
I l·ycar-olJ friend he 1hm11~h1 w.1 in
danger, drowned
Althouah rarely done, sectinns of
the hcach can be clo,ed, a'i
roadway someti me\ arc, if
lifcauard are undcntaff ed anll
See BEACHESl'lldl ,_
at about 10:35 th1 morning It wa,. a rare appearance for the flaming, )ou'rc on the lifeguard ll~er and
heavenly orb, an appearance y,clcormd there·, nothing to do"
hy toe.ti merchant<, who S.t) hu inc s ha'i
been otf as much a'I 60 percent becau-.c
of cloud)" -.eather ·
The O\crcnst "cather ha'i meant far
II~
Todd Cameron, 7, of Chino Hill ,
builds a sand ca tic Mond~y. .
Uc ~h cro"d' ha ... e ~en low because
of 1 C<.\mtisnation of cloudy "'cather.
'mall .. urf and cold water, according to
\I.in T·gmond. "It'' ttll the "'orld'<i ~ l
J(.lh, ·• he ~td
()c,p1te Mond y unny -.e3ther. the
111(1031 Weather se~'icc I not
prcd1(;t ina ·'") change rr\.lffi the u<,u.tl
pattern of low cloud~ dunng
mid-mornina hour... •
1 hi summer\ cloud) "'enthcr has
al'o dl\courag('d loc 1 \ailof'I, according
10 Sgt. Tom Woll trom of the Orange
County Shcnrr .. Hartl<.lr P;urol But
lthou •h the number of h<l3ter i wtw do~n. Wall,t1om ., 11J th(' numhcr of ·
ho •tcr \\oho ge1 tnW tmubk "'at
normJI lc\.C:I' ~ccau .. e ol rougher wtnth
and urf '\\e'rc lad 10 ~cc the unnv
v.cathcr cumc had;," \\: 11,1rom \31d.
"We hope it i,ta) "
See AIRPORT,._ Piii
Hiring hall's
future still
not decided .
By A.r.na Cekola
COSl A Ml.. A -E.ver ince the Costa.
Mc a JOh center opened in 19 . Vietnam
Veteran· Richard Gn ham aid he has
· t'iccn able to find enough work to get off
the mcc~. to stop ~Jeeping 1n church
doo~ays. .
Gn ham 1 now worned· he'll be back •
on the i,treets 1f the Cit\' Council decide ·
1t can't offorq to keep-running the job
cent tr
"I'm not total!\ dci,utute, but 1f they
clo e· the JOh ccoh~r. I -.111 · be," <.aid
Gn<>h m, '41. v. ho ·ha lived 1n Co ta Mc a
t,IOCC lc;a\10 th e ~~1CC sn 197~ "lf thcv
clu~c ll dov.n, I'll ha11e to m<l\'c to anothc.r
ctty. l'H be m the i,trcet' ag in."
The council °"'1l to ha\c debated the:
mattcf \:iunday night. but voted to
onunuc 11 v.hen the mcetin pproachcd
midnight.
tarlter &h1 wctk, Employment
Oc,.clopmcnt Department Director
1 homa' Nagle <>aid the late v.ould not be
t.1~ing O\cr the job center il\ e~pcctcd,
c:1t1mi limited "taffing and re urcc
See HIRING HAL1..JI-* Piii
Changes loom·
in top ranks
at loc·a1 SIL
By Tony Cox
s [
Nl \\ POR1 81::.A C H The
retirement la:.t monlh of Gerald H.
McQuarm. '' chief C'<CCUti\'e officer of
Downe~ ~3' ings renewed question about
the tuturt leader hip of one of the area's
lar C'"' nd m1l t i,ucce ful fsna.ncial
ln\l ll Ut llll''
~1.tulllt' I ~k \11,1er, ti' ""h~' rcmaini,
•" Dtl\"ncv·, ~hJirmJn und pre idcnt, and
70·\ car-old ~1cOu.1rr1e have tried
un-.i.1c"c"tully 1n recent ycnts to groom a
\UCCC'> <lr 111 thi:n 34·\iCIH reign over the
thrsh "h11.:h hoa''' S·U t'iillion ttlrift.
"iow. a.., tine co·toundcr ha~ rt'l1red and
the utllc1 '' worling a'part·timc ~hcdule,
there\ 'till oo lc:ai ~ut choice for a new
CLO In h111, cnmr:my olfic11l " id they
ucn't Ctt\dy luolun fc r a new C 0,
See DOWNEY/Ill*,_
NllWIJIJPI pollce 1.-chlng for dog-.....-Inter of _pit bull puppies
By Tony Dodero
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N WPO }{ I 8 l.!A •tt Nc~port
llcach pohc;c v.erc carch1na Momli.y for
four pit ti ull pupp1e natc:hcd fro m the
b ck of a camper hell where the do '11
o"ner 'had cu d ully • tcft them for the
C\ening.
1\lthough pit hull.. re n~stonnu for -
their mc umes -.ioknt ~ha .. wr, the~
rup .. were \Cry friend ly Ille their mother,
voho &Oe' b tile name I , Wil n said.
"The mothe r 1 really ood·natureJ and
fncnJly," he aid. "People e her and
they can't believe the tortc41 about pit
hull' ~cilu\C m do .., a really lcwabl
type of do .''
I he hu r11 l 1r rP rc ruly e ntc rc'1
w.1,on·, c:amper 1.hcll hy hdin& orcn a
wmJo~ tnlf \!uttm throu h the teen,
l t. t 1m Ncwm n u 1d.
f'oli\;c '"'f'CCtcd the c rnpc r for
ftn rpr1n1<1 •nJ one I d wn' bcin
u1 II iuc:d on 1ondi1 • the. hcutenant
'ud
Hut Wilson think he mi ht know YiihO
the th fC. '
~ J here "'ere some people frhm '"'' ol
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A former math ti:achcr who has hecome an expert in origami
the Asian Jrt 1,I paper folding. and now teaches the art t~
young.,tcr-. .inJ \crnor~ .1hkc. She will begin a cla s in the fall at
the Oasi), C,cnior Center in Corona· del Mar. Known as the
"Origami Momm\.' th.: onc-)car Newport Beach resident also
docs origami h1rthJay par11c'"
ORIGAMI FOR M~----"------'----
·1 raced hac.k to C h111.1 'l>mc 1,000 years ago "ith the invention
of paper. ungam1 art \\-J!. first u\ed to decorate temples and
shrines and graduall:. 'prcad aero-,, A 'lia to Japan, where it
~cmains popula.r toda~ J.1pane'e educatOf)t even include origami _
m school curricu la much the way silent rc:ading and journal
\\-Tiling " u'cd here
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rhc mcmon1ill1on anti 'Pat1<1l skill' in particular make origami
.1 perfect tool for tc..11..hing geometry to .,_,d,, which is how Houten
got interested in the art in the fiN place. 10 year ago. "As a
math tcflchcr. l looked for 'ometh1n!! that would inspire students
amt get them C"\'.llll'J .1hout m,11h ,1nd learning"
l 6d.1v. lloutcn " .in 1ndr.. pcnJcnt '"'tructor who teaches her
\1.1th Ill \1nt 1nn prngr.1m .11 'chool' throughout Orange
( ounl\. I hl ph))!r.1m 1ntcgrt1tc-. '<x1al \tud1e'i and language art
1\1lh nwrh ,inJ 011g.ur11. and lloutcn incMporatc., story·tclhng in
her ll-'"'11'
S u I t 1lo.c 11 th.11 C.1..1r._)" -,teppcd in 11 agam? ·
It \l.J' 1 larmon Bcnchly'~ way of br~aking the stony
'1knl"L th.11 ha' mar~cd the car nde since the ve teran
phot o~r.iphcr .1ml )o..athcrmc Bell h&d pulled out of newspaper·~
par ... mg l11t hc1d111g to"'ard the Newport Beach police station -
lnr 'hop· 111 nc1"papcr-parlance.
'\ l 111 1hn think .he\ connected with rhose ser!al killings from
I 1-.t 'i't .11 "-11hcnne replied
I h.11 J11e'n t really make o;ensc, though,"
I l.1rri'"" ,,11d. 'howing at least a pa•,..ing
""""" kdgc of the area's recent h1c;tury. "I
'ccm II'. remember that it wa!'t some guy
n.1m ·d Al Bund) who wac; the killer "
'v cry good, Harmon. I'm imprcsc;ed
111u remember:· Katherine \;ud. "Now if
1•nl) my editor h;11I 'u'h a memory "
I lamson 'mtlcd . uno;urc whether he-was ORANGE COAST
hcmg pral\cll or -\'nee al{Bln filling . ~EQIJ\L the· role of ti"'" clov.n
"Well. \-Cilh. Uundv WJ'> the guy and he
got awa) Re rm mf.cr' Lipped off 111 a by Sl.-ral t.S..u
\lOlcn I car JC! ,11\d h.1,n l been c;cen c;mrc
But the l.llc't thuii;.. I gue,.,, '"that Cor~v
and Bundy "ere in th1!i thing toiether And \I.Ith this gun they
found on him. 11\ makcc; it look kinda bad." Katherine said.
Harri<,on nodded. drifting left onto Jamhorcc Road from .Coast
~1&hwa> ·and then gu nning h1'i haltered "Iver Toyota in the
d1rcc11on of ">anta Barbara Drive and the police 1,tat1 on.
!n,1lk. "'111 "nn1g met them Jt the douhlc d1")f\
"Katherinl', you won't believe 11." hl' '.11d, almo~t.g1gghng wllh
the nev.c, he wa' ahout to break · I ountl Corky about five
minute' a~o up 1n HollY'4omf You II lmc this he was there 10
artend a Pee Wee Herm;in ddcn'e r.111~"
fo be ccmtinued .
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Mothersn kids
share memory
8y Vonda K 'Jlndlf• . --..,,._
• A ' he's done for the •past 16 years, Michael Klinater
walked up to the 'eiaht
other teenaaers gathered for tl\eir
a nnucal birthday puty and
muttered • tentative " Hi.·•
It has been a year since they
have seen each other, but within
minute the -.hyness pa\scd and
th ey were laughing a nd
reminiscing like olJ friend .
On July 28 every year these nine
-J e nnifer Abell, Genevieve
Dominguez, Nicole Peterson
Melanie Gregg, Roger Armstrong:
· Steven Bo~qui t, Cole McLaughlin,
Robert Wisecarver and Michael -
meet to c~lebrate their shared
birchday. This year they went to
Disneyland and were featured on
ABC' The Home Show.
"For the first five minutes it's
nwkward, but after that it's like
we're old friends," Michael said of
-t'he 4roup dubbed the Hoag
Buddie , named after Hoag
Memorial Ho p1tal in Newport
Beach where :ill were born.
Melanie Grep, left, he other, Susan Gregg, and Sylvia Peterson, ihare a laugh over memories of ~
past 15 reunions of the Hoag Buddies, who shued a common birthing experience 16 years ago.
It all caned 16 year ago when
Sylvia Peter on of Huntington
Beach and Linda Klingler met in
the labor ·room before delivering
..... their chirdren.
"Afterward, we were looking at
the. b1nh announcemen t in the
newspaper and noticed how many
others ...,ere horn the ome day,"
Peterson 11a1d . "We thought
'wooldn'1 1t be fJnta tic to get
together "irh a ll the other
mother .'"
U ing the addrc c;c., hl>tcd in the
newspaper. Peter'ion wrote the
other 10viting th em to a luncheon
All c1ght mother~. with babies an
arm,, c;howed
"We thought he ...,,,) cra1y,"
Roger\ mother Laura Armstrong
'aid of PcteNrn . "That's what we
call her, 'The Crazy Lady•. But it
was o much fun. Sylvia's the one
who's kept us together all these
years. It takc!I a lot o f dedication
, to keep this golng'becausc we arc
all sc1utcrcd. But ~he's done it."
'For the first
five minutes
it's awl<ward,
buratter that
it's like
we 're old
friends." _,
Fo r twelve
year'!, though,
the group wa
mi ing one
memb e r .
R o bert
Wi seca rver
and hi\ mother
Diann moved
to Washington
" tate Jnd lo t
contact with
_._ ...... the o thers.
'-Then in J98 •
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I == Real Estate
Recent real c\lalt. "11C\ 11 re~rtcd by
lhc <. ontlncnlal l..a-,crs 1 lllc Co.,
\anlJ Ana
c.m-
lJ 1452 Duuvlllt Pl. $164,500. 4 bed-
room. J bath 10 John M. Ltw1
llA2 Malon t., S212,500, '\bedroom,
2 bath 10 Frank J Gratton
n 426 Vlcton• St .. SJ.40.000, to H 1ng
C Chu
o 2179 Colgate Or.,$202.000, 3 lx'd-
room, 2 bath to Bruce Jenks
2271 Aftlon c., S200.000, 3 bedroom,
2 hath. to P1ul (" Perron
o t05 Morristown Ln., $1 69.000. 4 bed-
room, 2 balh. 10 Thomas J Carmody o U I Morrista--n Ln., SI SH,500, 2 bed-
room, 2 bath 10 OaVJd M. &w.en
, 11M7 So Cove Ln., $250,000, 3 bed-
room, 3 bath co Myrna R Allen
n 105J Sf• co~t Ln., $247,000, 3 bcd-
r<X>m, 2 bath to I lclcn A Daugherty
3t.C7 Colltat Au., $1 50,000. ' bed·
room. 2 bath to W11hJm Thc~ing
UM 1&1h I , $21 R.CXIO. 2 bedroom, I h.ith to Diane l::lherington
r 329 E. 19th SI.. $270,000, 'hedrnom,
I b11h to Donald 0~1crluncJ ,
479 .. _ 11111 • t., sno. soo. '\ t>cdroom,
I bath Ill Richard W llamm
178 The \1111rrs Cl. $24fl,000, 2 hcd·
room, 2 bJth 10 Robcn r Strefe
1 3262 W1uhln111on A"'·· S2 s.om. " N:drnom, 2 hath 10 fle1er M Golden
1671 Gl\ltr A~c. S22'.?,00o 4 bed·
"'om, :? ha1h 10 W1lh.im f Youse 1119 t..b ... dor Dr. $160,000. 3 bed·
room, 2 bath tu Gordon f Mc~y.
J006 Ct)ton Rd., $2.'ll, ~00. J bed·
rOl.lm, 2 bath IU Cti.llt' l\ Gonion.
t589 Baktt SI. S l<I0.000 ~ bedroom. i bJth to Rcmn.tld l W.il<'1'
n 29$3 Andros Sc. S262. ~00. 4 t>ed-·
room bath 10 Mar~ 11 Melzer
2971 Counlry Club Dr .. SllO,ouo, ) hcdroom, 2 bath 10 Jl•\eph J Barloon.
20J2 Soulh Ca~ll Ct., Sl00,000. 4
bedroom. 2 bath 10 Charle) U Baur.
O 2029 Lcmno~ Or .. SJ20,000, C bed·
In Newport Bndu In 1963, Jeffrey Wdcux gave: the city of
Newport Beach somcthin& 1t really needed. A compctitiYe
unmcr, t l·ycar old Jeffrey noticed other citic had flap which
were displayed at meets, IO he detiped one for Newport Beach
His n., wllh I yellow Strip &Croll the top 1cprcsenlln& the IU~
and • blue 1trip at tho bottom for tho surf and the city sc:aJ emblazone~ on the white central field till nic1 abo\'c city hall
and hi dad, Robert WilCln , presented one ta Newport' l!ittr
c:iry, Ohuki. Japan, in 1987 .
We'll run 1t up the naplc •nd·calutc it when you ,end )'->Ur
.hi1toric1/ T«tf to ViJ Yw Knuw, 1'hc P1k>t, P.O. 1Jc1, J 4S(l. Co ,,,
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newspaper featured the I long the parties and seeking media
Buddie'>' 13th birthday celebration c:Ov'erage. Her goal is to appear on
and mentioned the ab ent teen. Good Morning America for the
Robert's uncle aw the article and 18th birthday celebration. Thi.s
remembered his nephew had been )'Car. though, he nabbed a ix-
born on that duy nt Hoag Ho pital. • minute appearance July 31 on The
I le called D1:mn who confirmed Home Show which featured the
they , .. ere part o( the group, and group at Di ncyland.
ever <,snce c;he and Rohen htlvc "It wa'I o 101 of fon, but every
nown down for the celebration. time we 18lked the ~und guy
All bul the Wisecarver · livl,\. in were sticking their mike'! at us,"
Oran.Be County but rhe teen still Nicole aid. "One -time l didn't
only cc each other once a year. know they ~ere there and I said
"It's so hard because we all go ~mething l wouldn't wunt on TV :
to different ~chool ," Michael aid. Genevieve was equally excited
"But 1t' fun to get together. We'll about taping the television how.
probably alway) ke ep on meeting. ''The camera'I followed us all
Maybe. not every, )Car, but at lea t over Disneyland and everywhere
every five years. we went people were aying 'Who
Meanwhile, Petero;on has arc they? What are they filming',"
dedicated her cir to pcrpett1at1ng he aid. "It wa'I a lot of fun."
room \ bath lo V1r111 v. Nolde
2774 Lonrood Cl., S24S.OOO. 2 hcd·
room. ~ ll:uh 10 Danny I.,, 01llon ...,... ....
JOO Canal SI. S'l!0.000, 4 licdruom, 2 !'>.1th 111 Carl r Juhrhon
JOS Pro pttt • I $ 130,000, .C l>cd·
niom ;? bath to G11yle Bowle'
10011 W. Bay Au .. S 1.~00.0CIO, to Nor·
man W1lham•1dn
21-'"-Mi,..mar J)r., S577.(JIKI, '\ hl"d·
HlOfn, I ba1h 10 John W. Hedges
2612 Clttlc Dr .. Sl,450.000. S t>cd·
mom, 3 b;i th lo ()(1ugl.u Schne1Jcr
a 506 Slsnal Rd., S455,000, l bcdnl\im.
I bath to Nicul.i\ Clemence
1915 Chuba co Dr .. SSM.000 •• \ bed-
room, 2 bath to l J Au\tyn
2007 S1brina Tcr .. Sl.067.SOO, 3 b.:d-
ro..'lm 2 bath 1e1 l nre A rn,..t
1905 Diana LAnt $'.\1\1.IXX>. J hl:d·
room. 2 hath to Mtchac:I P. CJrty.
llOS Dt\'00 Lant. S•M.ooo.· 3 bed·
rnc:•m, 2 halh to Mich11d G S1cv.Jrt.
U ll9J Catu7 Or.. SCi4S,(XX), 3 bed·
room, 2 b•th to andr1 L Kay
O 405 Momln1 tar l.ane, Sl,9S0,000, 4
bedroom, 3 b.llh to v•I)' I:. lkrgum
ri J9JJ Santlap Or. $579,000, 4 bed·
room, 2 bath to Fdw1.rJ P Renn1r
1 JJJ4 Alltlpa W• . $607,SOO • .C bcd-
nll•m 2 bath to RKhard A Stebbins
.._1 2215 Goldtn Cl .• S27S.OOO, 3 bed·
room, 2 bath 10 Sco1 D Sumner
r 5' Balbo9 Cottt, $675,000, 3 bed·
room, 2 bath 10 Pe1e Compron
11 Jll Pinta Udo, $650,000, 2 bed·
r""m, 2 hath Ill Tony M. Gunther.
ICM \la DOn" $67~.ooo. l bcdruom.
J bath to Grr1ury W Caho ·
365 "i"'J>Or1 Gltn C:t., $470,000. 3
t>cllwom 2 hath lo ._ d Rinikr
llOI Arbtllln SI . S'il0,000, 4 bed·
room, 2 bath Iv J P \~n,ler'
2433 Bun)a St . $'170,000, ' btdrOO'n 2 hath 10 DonalJ D \\1!1e1
n 647 v1,t1 Bonita. S374,{Xl0, 2 ~d
""'m ' h11h h\ P\una K Kim
: Police log -_ . ___ _
osta Me-sn
A 2,Q-\ear·ohl man h..,ad Jlilfl 11f his lcfl CU h1ttcn oH durins a fi&ht OUllldC 01dt I hmeshoc at .JQ.& Nc~f'l)fl HlvJ on July Z7 tllc v1wm apparcnll) had 011 on101ng dt\flUIC wuh lhc tv.o ,u,pccr No llrtl!\l§ h;i\.c been rn de. . -~nmeont slole 11N1u1 SI '>QI) \l.t•rlh of \1tk11 .11111 ,,,m~ulct equipment from 11 omc on the '<XI hloc~ or M.ud1e t..ane Mime11mr I hu"d,iy morntn& • About $600 ~Orth or ~•lleh ca\h ant.I • ""' \loerc u:porleJ stolen Thun· d~y at an apar1men1 on lhe 2200 hlod. of Platen1t1 Avenue The thid appar-ently cnlcrcd the home through i.n unkKkell (ron1 \kxir. • Watchu, stereo equ1pnicn1 and cameras ~orth a~t $2.t>70 were 4tolen on July 29 .from a home on the 2100 blll\.k or Pomon1 Avenue. Untry Into the home was mttde throuah an open bathroom -1nduw
• I he Co••• Meu Poh~c IJcpllftmcnc hi\ tcd a spcrn\t ulcbr~llon t ucway
for the th Annual Nation.al Night Out, an c.,.~nt dt\IJneiJ 10 hei,btcn crime 1nct drua prcvcn11on a.,.arcnc\C
· ne~1dc1 promu11n1 crime ncl druf prcvcn11on awncncn and loaf anh· ,
cnmc p~r•m . N•ttonal N11h1 Ou 1 de rfncd 10 mcnathen p.1llu and ~ commun11y rclall<.1n~ ac1,;ord1na 10 police' The intent is •l o to .end a me c
l<l rnm1nal~ lcttlna •hem know lhat oeia}lborhoot.I lfc ora•n11Cd and r1ah11n1
IM.:k, ~hce •t11d • ~ Re,1dcn1s at1cnd1na lhc cekhrltK>n al Harbor Ccntc1 bmuaht nubh1hl• r , a !)k:l\lrC th~t ""11\ taken dunna a 1pcoal n U'ICf !-'Y lhc (' ta Mtn ~0-
hcc hChroptcr. 11\c t'ftnt al'6 fc.luttd a detn<1nlttat10n 1n110Mn1 the Custa Mt~ WA'l van and a"'~'' b M Grun. the n•tional mme Jc. • A croup of r UI tccn·al(l'i denied entry to I Janee al lhe (Ulla Mn•
Commun11y Cen1c1 on Anlhc1m Avenue: un Jul) 27 u cJ a ptctc of wOod 10
hruk I*<> •1nJc,..1 al lhc center and lhe •indcow ol a uuck 1n lhe narluna lot Ille dam•~ •11 c•t1ma1cd 11 about SlOO ,,....
Newport Beach
A ~1 Bead~ man, •h.1 1J he WI• t (ormcr pr ei Mr rt :ifkJ to pcili<"C Jhlll ho hat l~('h f('CCIVlnl IPlleitlcnln& J'hoOC ctllt from in ':nknowft male, l hG caller rcrorlcdl)' lellt the m•n ''l'm pna to -t unu •• ti' .... "' ,.,,na &o a I even "'•ill ){}II' •· ,,,_,, c • bl•~":t~fil~ral p•lnh:d araffi11 un th a»r•1 dour or a re kWnu. In tMI lOO
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.. Hbruy. entertalMr
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IO 300 of lhe liwar11 11101t flilllful plllOU •• the hdftc•
MuauaJ Atrium in Newpon
Center.
.. Now we an in Sbe ~
ol raitina nareaeu.." Nici
PbyUia OemboWN.i, special
events chainroman for the
N~n Beach Ubfary Foun~tion'1 campaign
COlllllhUCc, IO they asked Allen
for help.
"We wanted to SCt IOmcone
who is a national advocate of
literacy and public libraries," '
ahe 111d. "He is 10 advocate of
uaing your mind through
readina."
AJlen, a comedian and music
composer, ia the author of 40
bpoks, the most recent tilled
"Dumbth,'' a tome on the
pliaht of llliteracy in America.
Allen did not receive any
monetary compensation for his
appearance, Dembowski said.
Although the reason for
Allen's appearance was not to
solicit donation , Elizabeth
Stahr, co-chair of the
foundation said several
monetary commitments were
received from tho c who
attended.
The foundation need to
raise S 1.S million. So far, it has
raised $869,000 for the new
n d
w library
.,.,,..,. Of dial...,. "°°.000
ii made up ol mtCldDI fundl
donated by the ~ and
Orece Steele Foundation.
Another $50.000 wae PlecliM ~ the 0eorp Hot& FamU,
PouaMtion and "J;ooo wu aivea to the PrOiect by the PriGnda of tlie ~n Beach
Public Ubrarr. The c11y o1
Newpon Beach has donated S6
million to the project.
And the Irvine Co. hu
donated four acrea of land at
the comer of Avocado A~nue
and MacArthur Boulevard to
house the new buildiaa. The
Irvine Co. trill swap the 1.4
acfes of land that the present •
library now sits on in exchan1e
for the new land, Stahr ••id.
But, Dembowski emphasized
that the entire community i1
taking part in the project, not
just tho big donors.
"It's a grass roots city·
campaign,'' Dembowski said.
"All echelons or the community
arc able to be involved in this
public/ private enterprise."
The new library will be a
52_ooc) square-foot, two-story
building complete with library
support, children services, a
community reading room and a
Friends of the Library book
store. The old library at 856
San Clemente Drive is only
14,000 square-feet.
Plans for the project, which
will cost a little more than $13
million, are expected to be
presented to the city council by
mid-November.
Se~.iors all packed up
with nO-place to go
By lrts Yokol
Stlfl~
Y ou'd think with all the trouble they endured to get their
proposed 85-room senior citizens home in Corona del Mar
approved, Emerald Village Associates would have built the
facility quickly, before the city had a chance to reconsider.
But two years after the council approved the controversilll
p~OJCCI, the proposed SO,SOO-squ.arc·foot, assi tcd-care borne ha
1111 not bc~n built. The lot at &st Coast Highway and Hazel
Dnvc remains empty but for some huge banks of excavated din.
Bill Todd, president of t~c Newport Beach-based Emerald
Village A~soci:.tcs. said the delays arc due to the need for an
exec of permit and cnaineenng changes bccau c of
higher-than-expected co ts.
Such delay arc expected of uch a complicated con truction
project that involves outfitting the enior home with the finest
amenities, including clo cd-circuit telcvi ion and emctgency-call
~y tcm'i, TodcJ · aid.. ·
"It' ft very complicated building(' Todd said. "It's really
de igncd like a cu tom home.··
Part ~f n trCJl~ in pricey, hotel-like housing fpr the elderly. the
Sl7-m1lhon facility, callccJ Summer Hou c, will provide room,
meals, tran portation and social event to its residents for an
average of $3,000.
But from the beginnina. the racility has run into obstacles.
Originally, the developers proposed a 120-room,
54,000-square·foot rae1lity, but withdrew the plan in July 1988
after neighboring rc~idents expressed anger at the size of the
building. · .
Emcrnld Village then ubmittcd a projeet reduced in ize by 25
percc~t, but continued to meet opposition from a stron~ faction
of re 1c.1cn1 and some council members, sending architects back
to the drawing board. ·
Final~y. in May 19 9, the council approved a revamped design
that pht the f ac1lity into two eparate buildings to create a view
corridor through the property and increased lightly the number
of underground parking paces
The c~i ting building were dcmoh bed in December 1989. But
ttrading for the new facility didn't begin until th"c first of May this
year .
The need to get a crie of permits and ap~oval , from the
city on up to the tote Coastnl Commis ion, . wed the proce s,
Todd 'iaid "We went 10 20 diffcrcnl public gcncies in order to
get an· the permit for this project," he said.
Grad1n w, ~ halted again recently when Emerald officials
reviewed the b1d\ they'd received and realized the project wu 100
e'(ptn\ivc s planned. So proJeCl de 1gncr made me ch11ngc5 to
reduce the cost, includina u ina a d.ffercnt material for lhe
rctainina wall nnd double glazlna and tinting the wandow to
reduc;e the amo.unt of hcnring and cooling power needed.
"We ~a ... cd close to SI million an engineering chanaes." aid
rood. who hope to ubm1t the chanacs to city bu1ldin1 official
for approval by the end of the week. ·
Howe .. cr, city fire official have concerns with Emerald's plan
• 10 in tall a tri·watcr )'\tcm, wh ch mi~c water from the heating
and cooling y tcm with the building's sprinkler system. Deputy
Fire Mar~hal Jim Upton id he ha -orrics with the system's
patenti I to di,rupt sprinklcri, cau in~ them to malfunction in
cmergcnclc\ •
Potcnti I tenant\ arc I o gcttina impatient, it l'Ccm~. Todd
report that Fmcrald htt received more than 300 call from
\Cmur i111crc,tctl in mo in~ In, but the firm i n't ac:ccp11n1
dcp<l,1h yel. ·
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Newport North Gallery
Custom Framing
Original Paintings & Prints
Tue.-Thurs. 11 :00·6:00
Fri. 11 :00-7:00
t. 11 :00-8:00
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Brien ~. (M,.., 644-8604.
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Entertainer Steve Allen hosted a rally Synday In support of Newport lreach's new main library.
Couricil OKs more · run.ds for , needy
n
L oJack rcprcsentati~ Bob
Montoya wu 1n between'
f11Utinp when the J&olen
vehicle rcc0very :S)'Jtcm com.,.ny c got a caJI from a dllUagbli
cu11tomcr w_hmc 1991 ·Honda •
Prelude had JU t bfen tolen from
1 Co ta Mc ' mall. While the woman·~ car wu
equipped with a hidden LoJac
tracklna c.Jevicc. there arc nu;
Orange Count) law enforcements
1geoc1es that ha"c LoJack locating
~cvk~. •.
o Montoy1t, the company .
director of law enforcement relation~. decided to help with hi •
o~ tracker. Jn the process, he':
helped recover the Honda in •
dead-end Santa Ana. alley alonf
with a econd stolen car, all in the
·course. or an hour Wednesday
afternoon.
He even made 1t back to Los':
Angeles for hi nc~t meeting. •
"Her car started scndirg out a
signal, but no one was there to
hear "'it," Montoya aid Friday.
"It' like lookJng for a needle in ·
the hay tack."
The LoJack recovery is the first
in Orange County ind ·comes at a
tune when the company is trying
to enter the competitive market.
Already, four Orange County law
enforcement _ agcncie!i, including
Huntington Beach, have hooked
up with the competing Telctra
'y tem. Police an Huntington
Beach av they·,c yet to rccci .. c a
report of a 1 cletrac equipped car
being stolen in that city. ·
"It' inten: ting for u-; ~cau c
wc · .. e been 'tryin& ~cspc:rately tor
get m Ontnge Count)," MontO)a
a~. .
By Anna Cekola
SIJ!f Wri:er
LoJack and. Tcletrac arc just two
of the homing-device systems th.at
are hitting the market to help cu'rb
the $1 billron auto theft industry,
"Nobody can pay ba lls wh.hout "We've had. to watch our rood in which one vehicle is tolcn
money," he aid. co t and our fuel co t arc extra c .. ery 22 ~cond
COSfA MESA -The city
council Monday approved more
f unc.Js to a i t the Feedback
Foundation continue fecdrng
needy cn1or c1tiLen , while at the
Cohen 01d ~he' al\O worried high," Cohen aid. Some taffmg Monto)-a credit Co~ta. Mesa
that senior will hear about the cut have also been made and dctc~tives 9.ith giving hunsclf some
group' financial problem and try vacation time not taken, he good lead about where tolen ca~
to get by on a can of ~up and added. are often r~o .. crcd aod for
piece ot bread in tcad of CJlllizing reedback meal,, prO\'ided on a \taking out the alley once he
the meal 1,enicc . donauon ha is. help reduce the tr eked the Honda. -ame tame calling for a
management review of the
organization. In a 4-0 vote with
Counci1man Joe Er1ck\on
ab tuining, the council voted to
relco\c the remaining $16,41 ot a
$32.~76 emergency grant g1\cn to
the group in No-.ember IC}<)(L
During n -pre entation to the dail) co lS that low·tnCllme cn1or It wa dunng the takeout that
council Monday mght. f-ccdback face. according to the aroup. . !"4 0 u peels pulled out of the
Founc.Jation Financial Director All cn1or imol .. ed an the allt~ in a econcJ c-.tolcn car. which
Ron.1ld Gray told the council 11 progr.am are aged 60 or older, with wa ~1ftly pulled o\er b) anta
hJd made progre '\. in getting it about 67 percent Q\ier 75 )ear old. ~na authorittc . he '>aid.
financial hou c in order. About 11 percent arc m1noritic.. A ra h -0f auto theft<; i hclpina
Feedback ha' on annual and the ma1onty ha"c annual lloo't \ale of the S <>5 (..(lJack
• · The council al o voted 3· 1 to
g1"e the organl1at1on half of the
$25.000 1t had requc-.ted for the
coo11ng year Councilman Peter
Buffo wa' the lone di~~nler.
Sa)ing he \\Ould r-athcr sec the
rnnclu'l1ons of ·the management
rev1l-.... hdure guar.incccing more
lumh
operating hudget of $3 mallion, but incomes of about $7,500. The "'tern in l.<h Ani:cle' Countv to
h.1s a deficit of more than ryp1cal home-meal ~nfor al ha almtl\t 10.000 unit ... according to
$520.000 over the pa~t f1~al )ear. multiple ph)sical d".:ibilitie Tern Soley. general manaaer uf
1 he cnunC1I aho que,tioncd a according to tht' group the \late d1\ j,1on nf LuJack.
t ut of .lhout Y.!!00 meal\ in Co ta r-------=:;••·-~·--;:=----..,----1 Me,,1 la\t )CM wh1k city fu~ding
mc.rea,cJ
"We did 'lerve hrcakfast two or
three )Car ago. That would make
a difference." Cohen c;n1d "We .ire not quc tion1ng lhc
\1nccrit) nr your volunteer or the
dfcc11 .. cnc'' of 'your program in
pro\<u.ling meals,.. Mn) or Mary
1 lornhucklc ltlld the group.
A ho. three cn1or c11izen
citartcd getting meal from another
or~anii.i11on, "'hich cut about
:?.000 meal\. < ohe·n :uJ
C'm lc.1dcr,, ho\\>evcr. J1d the\
""'Jntt:d to make 'Ure feedback
f ounll.ttion i fin:lnciall) sound
before committing extra money in
f1 all) tight tim~. •
'>m cc t Q79, the Cit) ha' gi\:en
f1n .rnc1al 'upport Jnd rental
,uti,1Jic ... at Re 1 Community
( t'ntcr for l'cedhad.. I nundatiOfl,
""'h1ch Iced' senior' throughout the
count'
Although the fund wcYC--r l1r tllc P• 10 \C.I •. c<Jb
""'elcomc ncw111 to Feedback l·nunJ.111on ha\ n"u1 rcccl\cd an
I oundot1on, E"<ccut1ve Director mcrc:.1,c in federal fund' and ll4<i
Shirley Cohen aid he's till had to rel hea\1h on ~uppori
"-Omcd . about payina the b11Jc; in from C1l1e 1hrough<.)u1 chc count).
the comma month C:ohcn \Jld.
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4. ldtntlfylng plotting andor
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6, A deaT planatlon of th"
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Dental line takes
healthy bit~ out
·of glo~al market
By Tony Cmt
..... Edllllr
W. hen Steve Bockstahler
set up shop 14 years ago
in his C.Orona Del Mar
dining room, no one wovld have
dreamed that he'd build hls
speciaJty greeting card company
into an international player -
except for maybe Bockstahlcr
himself.
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COITA MESA -for 61 put
10,.... -....... 7.amora .. .... "1..... tbMr vine· ....... ...... zucchini and
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.._ Colta Miia Pumer'a Marat
11 tM 0rup County fairpounds.
TheJt two ~ daulhten
baw irown 11p helpi"I the family
loll die· ~aetablel at tho various
marketa. trPClina miles and miles
every dly during the summer from
their Vista home in San Diego
COunty.
The Zamora's arc just one
f annina family frequenting the
market since it started, and on
1bunday they will help celebrate
the 10th Anniversary with a special
party at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. .
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people. down bin tor lhe rannen. .. Larelll:bll ......
And 1iace su look °""
......,.men& of tbl ...,ut In
January, ablt'• euctlJ what's been
~~ doubled in lhoee •
months. More than 30 tanMn and
other producen now Mt up lhop
at the market. wbidl nam ftery
Thund1y startina 11 9 a.m. in the
parkina lot off the main
fairgrounds entrance ol Fair Drive.
A state ctrtified farmer's
market. the b:ale artracu lup
and sinall farmen, IOme trawiifta
from as far as the San Joequin
Valley. There are alto 1tands
selling honey, plants and bread.
Nevertheless, Bockstahler
aooomplisbed his goal step by
step. He took his company,
Expressions, from his dining
room to his living room to hiS
garage to a · larger garage to a
tiny warehouse in Newport
Beach to an office/warehouse in
Costa Mesa. Three years ago, he
took Expressions international, a
key chapter in the company's
growth in annual sales from
$5,000 in 1977 to Sl.3 million in
Steve Bodcsbhler of Cosb Mesa displays his specWIJ pwting card line, which, ~th the help of
his wife, Tina, has been ''expressing" itself lately m lifle revenues.
"It's been growing and we've
been doing better all th~ time/'
Blanca Zamora said. '!We've been
bcre a long time."
The anniversary party starts at
10 a.m. and will continue until the
normal market closing-time or J
p .m., said Farmer's Market
Mana&cr Mary Lou Lorenzini. A
free raffle will · be among the
festivitie .
For the past three yean, Troy
Regier and his family have been
bringing their tangertner, apples
and peaches to Calta Mesa from
Reedley, a small town near
Fresno.
Regier Farms used to ship their
produce to New York. Now they
make their living ,by travcbng to
various f anner's marketa, inctudina
the hr&e Santa Monica
marketplace.
1990. •
In June, Bockstabler cashed
in with the sale of his company
to Histaoount Corp., a
subsidiary of Smith C.Orona
C.Orp. that will use Expressions
to supplement its line of office
and stationery products.
Although Expressions has
relocated to Histecount's New
York headquarters, Bockstahler
remains involved as a paid
creative consultant, continuing
to develop a product that's
already fulfilled h1~ wildest
dream.
"My dream has always been
to have a product with wide
enough appeal to branch out
into coast ·to-coas t and
inte rnational distribution,"
Bockstahlcr said. "It's been a
real thrill to go full circle with
it ..•.
The product is a line of
customiud cards and stationery
that dentists and orthodontists
use to communicate with their
patients. Bockstahler said he
dreamed up the concept while
working as a sales manager for a
division of American Hospital
Supply Corp. that makes
appliances for orthodontists. He
said he recognized a need for
su ch a product in the
increasingly compct1t1ve medical
professions. and he saw it as a
chance to wed his interest in art
with his training in busine
The business was a part-time
venture at first, but with the
help of his wife Tina.
Bockstahlcr built Expression~ to
the point that he was able to
quit his JOb at American
Ho pita! Supply in J 982. That
was the year Expressions moved
to the Costa Mc a facility and
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PROO RAM
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Acco'rding to Laurence K. Harper, an international marketing
expert with Seattle-based Ballantr~e international Ltd., the
foUowing arc key steps to take when expanding your business into
foreign markets:
1. Know your firm's Jfersonality, cultural image, strengths and
weaknesses and reuons for expanding in a Jivqt-region. Know
the advantages to exporting you1 product or services.
2. Understand local tastes, and adapt your product or service
for the country to which you're expanding.
3. Analyze the market: dctennine what customers you can
reach and bow you reach them; decide whether to target the
whole market or market segments; understand market trends and
factors affecting purchasing decisions; know who your competitors
are, their strc~ths and weaknesses and how they operate in your
target market; and know your key questions and sources for the
answers.
4. Under tand the language and cultural uniqueness of the
region, as well as its political, social and relrgious problems.
.... S. Ensure that you t)ave ufficicnt knowledge and human and
financial resource· to make the expansion.
6. Identify a person in your organization who will champion
international ex.pan ion.
7. Set up a ~ystcm for selling into t~target mark4;t, such as
working with an over eas distributor or agent, or working through
· an export management or trading .company. Other options
include JOint ventures, licensing or direct manufacturing overseas.
8. Determine whether there will be barriers, taxe or
restrictions on bringing your product or service to the target
market. Barriers can appear above board or below.. board. Eig.hty-
five percent of countries have some Corm of unspoken barrier.
9. Determine how you'll provide after-sales service. Po sible
options are a distributor, a logistic center or your own staff.
10. Know how to work with third parties, such as· government
agencies. consultants, banks, trading companies and custom
brokers.
recorded a 137 percent increase
in sales.
Not wan11ng Expressions'
momentum to ~ta ll , the
BockMahlers hired a consultant
10 I 984 who advised them on
h"ow to better ut1hze their
computer sy•aem and operate
more effic1entl'f fhey were able
. '"--.
to reduc~ the1r crew from 25 to
15 employees while continuing
to expand ill sales.
Then in the late 1980s, •
Expressions' marketing program
started paying interoational
dividends.
The company promotes itself
at· dental schools, encouraging
Appointment Calendar
Today
The National Association of
Wedne day
Women Bu~ine' Owners' Orange The Irvine Chapter of Ali
County chapter an.cl the U.S. Small L assen's LEADS CLUB a
Busine" Administration are -n-etworli ng· group for busj~ess
co ponsonng a trainin& prolgr "Women, meets from 7-8:30 a.m. at
for wom~n bu inc s ~ers t Hor Hut, 18850 Douglas St.,
Brandon \ Restaurant in '"1 c Irvine. For more infonnation and
Beverly Heritage Hotel, 0 .•re ervations, call l,.aura Law af
Avenue of the Arts, C.OSta Mesa, 722·6160. ~ ·
on Aug. 6 at 6 p m.
"Hiring the Right Employees''
w1lf he the tra1hing topic presented
by Rnn.1ld Olson. ~l is S3S at
the door. For intormation, call
Pearl White at 553-0234
Monday
Cutting edge devetopment of
two of Orllnge Oounfy's newest
master-planned communities will
START.·
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professors to introduce studcnU
to Expressions' cards, and
donating its products for use in
school-run cliqics: Bockstahler
said the college program
introduced Expressions to U.S.·
educated dentists from abroad,
Expressions beaan getting
orders from English-speaking
practice in New Zealand,
Australia, Guam, France and
England, Bockstahler said. The
company then began its push
northward, mailing it catalogs
to about . 15,000 dental and
orthodontic practice in Canada
in 1988 and 1989.
The result : international sales,
90 percent of which come from
Canada, now make up about 10
percent of Exprcs ions' total
revenues . Bocksta hlcr said
Expre sion sends its catalogs to
155,000 dcntaJ and orthodontic
practices in the U.S. and
Canada.
Although Expressions' toll·
free telephone costs and direct·
mail co t arc lightly higher
with its Canadian customers,
Bockstahler said the benefits or
going international have far
outweighed the drawbacks.
''It's a growth area for us," he
said. "We want to be like Big
Mac, in a sense. "
The inroads· Exrressions
made in intcmationa markets
al o made the company more
attractive as an acquisition
target. With the company
already established all over
North America, Hi~tacount can
now focus on expanding the
product line by adapting it to
other profes ions.
"The product line fits well
with what we already do," said
Patricia Cornell. a spokeswoman
for Histacount. "There will be
opportunities to expand."
be the focus of the general
membership meeting of the
Oran'c County Region of the
Building Industry Association of
Southern California.
Held at the Irvi ne Marriolt
Hotel, the ev.:ning begin with a
social hour at 6 p.m., followed by
dinner at 7 and the program at 8.
featured wm be representatives
of The Irvine Co. and ~ida
Corp. Reservations (S3S fur BIA
membe rs • and $45 for non-
members) must be made by noon
Aug. 9. Call 547-3042.
Up The Ladder
Barnard · Chun
"It gets in your bJood," ReJier
said.
Church
Costa Mesa resident Uoyd McKJbbln has been promoted to vice
president in Bank of California's real estate industries group in Newport
Beach. McKibbin joined the bank in March 1989 as an a j tant vice
president in the group.
0
Vlralnla Davts Morse, Jun Gadlot, £Ilsa Fnnco and Debbie RJtur
have been promoted at adverti ing agency Salvati Montgomery Sa~oda
Inc. in Costa Mesa. Davis Morse was named account ~rdinator,
Gadiot and Franco were named account executives, and Ritzer was
promoted to media planner.
0 Joan tarkey aod Vlcld Caruso have joined Basso &. Associates
Advcrti ing and Public Relations in Newport Beach. Starkey was named
an assistant account manager, and Caruso was named an · account
coordinator. '
0
Lana Huah has been promoted 10 partner at Jann Church Panners
Adverti ing &. Graphic Design in Newport Beach. Hugh joined the firm
in 19 9 as a project manager and heads up the agency's business
development program.
0
Mlcbatl M.S. Chuo, managing partner of Wimberly Allison Tona &
Goo Architects & Planners in Newport Beach, has been nominated as
an affiliate member of the Mexican Association of Architects i.n Tourism
and Recreation.
0 Michael G. Rhodes has been promoted to partner in the Newport
Beach office o f law finn Cooley Godward Castro Huddleson & Tatum.
Rhodes, a business litigator. has been with the firm ince 1988.
. 0
Scott S. Bamard, Ronald J. Ktlth and Gtrald 0. Yabr have been
promoted to vice pre ident positions in Newport Beach-based Koll Co.'s
Southern California division. Barnard joined Koll in 1988. Keith joined
the company in 1982 and Yahr has been with Koll since 1986. All three
executives wiU continue to work in Koll's real estate development
operation . ·o
Gall Dowalna has joined the Newport Beach office of reaJ e tate
brokeraae Lee & Associates. Downin& comes to Lee after three years at
Duam Co~mercial Industrial in Irvine.
0 '
J ames R. Hendcnoo has been promoted to vice president of ~man
rcso1:1rccs witll CJMCO Inc., a Costa Mesa-based thermoplastics
company CIMCO. Henderson joined ClMCO In 1985 and worked most
recently as director of human relations.
0
Newport Beach resident o .. fd Lane has joined the office properties
division of Orubb • EJJl's Commercial Real Estate Services in Anaheim.
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C omtructioa is under ·~· The S2.5 miUion C.O.t• Mesa SeniOr Center, five •
~an in the plannlna and makin .. is
finally beeoming a reality. •
Now the fund-raisins begins in earnest.
The center, located at~ W. 19th St. and
expected to open in March 1992, ii a joint
project between the City of C.O.ta Mesa and
the Colt• Mesa Senior Citizem Corp., a
non-profit orpnization founded by the city
exprealy for the fundiq and manaaement of
the new senior center.
"The center will provide friendship and
camaraderie for the senior community," aaid
Jeff Hovsepian, development director for the
corporation.
Now that dcsips for the center are
complete and construction started, the focus
turns to fund·raisinJ. With the four-year,
Sl00,000-a·ycar stipend for tt\c corporation
ending this year, the group must now raise
enough money to hire a professionaJ staff of su and fund all the planned activities and
services.
The corporation kicked off its largest
fund-raising campaign two months ago,
targeting 1ocal business and, individuals in the
senior community.
The two-person corporation already boasts
125 donoFS, including such businesses a
Secure Horjzons, Wells Fargo Bank, the
Bristol Park Medical Group, C.J. Seger trom
& Son , and Sccuriry Pacific Bank.
''Our goal is to have a base of 1,000
contributors by the end of our fiscal year next
June, with contributions ranging from $10 to
$1,000 each," Hovsepian said.
Fund-raising projects have included a casino
night, a theater njgbt and a variery show. Next
in the works is a cookbook filled with recipes
from local senior citiicns, which should be
· available by November.
The staff and volunteers arc also contacting
the community and asking for donations by
phone, mail and foot. Hovsepian says the
posillvc response to the mailings has been
twice the indu try average. ·
Though the fund·raising efforts arc going
well, Susan Schollcnbergcr, director of the
Costa Mc a Senior Citizens Corp., ettcs the
fund-rai ing a the biggest hurdle for the
project yet.
"The challenge has been making the
community aware of the needs of older adults,
and helping them realize that they will be
·there someday too," Schollenbcrger sajd.
Once the center opens, 11 will provide
'The center
will be a
wonderful thing
for the City of
Costa Mesa,
not just the
seniors, but
everybody.• -----• Center volunteer
activities and~s for the entire senior
community. .
"It's a place for people to meet. People find
friends. They find a life at one or more or the
activities at the senior center," Hovsepian
aid. ·
Marie Maple • a center volunteer and Co~ta
Me~a's 1991 Woman or the Year, is also
enthu iastic about the opening.
"Once we get the center built, they will
have one center and one place for everything.
Everyone will be welcome. The center will be
a wonderful thing for the City or Costa Mesa,
not just the seniors, but everybody," Maples
said.
The two-story, 20,000· quarc·foot center
wilJ include a multi-purpo c room, library,
card room, billiard room. health clinic, kitchen
and several conference rooms.
Activities will range from billiards to
aerobics to bingo to movie . The center will
also contain an "in-kind" area, where rel1tted
groups can lease desks enclo ed by partitions.
But service for seniors will also be
available, not JUSt recreation
"The center will provide crviccs to meet
some of the current pccds and to prepare for
future needs. Case management, for example, ·
will improve the quality of life for the more
elderly, frail seniors, tho c you don't see, who
stay an thetr homes," Schollenberger said.
"We identify their need . meal . shopping,
tran port ation, and then help connect them
up with the organ1za rions that provide those
~el'\ilCC ."
Rcfcrr:lh wall also be handled by the ce nter.
Senior look1ngJor pan-time \\Ork, hou ana ,
auistancc and travel advice .-di be able to
tum to the center for help. The corporation
hu just completed a f rec booklet on housin&
option• for seniori in the area. ·
Tranaportation to t~ center will al.lo be ,
provided, with a shuttle bus runnina ~ral
circuits through the surroundina area dally.
Anyone interested in volunteel work 'or •
donations should caU the Corporation at
64S-2JS6.
The need for the new center wu identified
five years ago when a sroup of senion went to
t..bc city council and astcd for help with .-enior
facilities.
The council funded an $18,000 study that
discovered the senior population in C.O.ta
Mesa was 1Towing by lS to 20 percent each
year and predicted that the totaJ number of
seniors tn Costa Mc a will reach 20,000 by the
year 2000,
At the recomrn~ndation of the report, the
council decided a cnior center was necessary,
but, as the report urged, decided to go about
the projcrt _in a whole new way.
"They picked up the trend to get services
off of government and onto the private sector
-community support," H~vsepian said.
The city decided to buy a site and construct
the center, funded mo tly by Community
Development Block Grants. But it decided to
leave its funding and management to a .
non-profit corporation which they created: the
Costa Mesa Senior Citiicns Corp. Two city
council members took po itions on its board
of directors.
The city will lea e the building to the
corporation for $1 a year.
They fou nd a full ·time directQ(_ for the
organiza11on in Schollenberger, wno three
years ago had been workjng in Long Beach as
the director of the Volunteers of America for
the Sunset Club Senior Center. Hovsepian,
who has a background an sales, JOincd the
team a year ago. ' •
Maple has been a volun teer for the center.
o;ince the beginning. She joined the cnior
committee in 1985 and became involved wi<l\
the center project when she realized how
badly a multi-purpose center was needed.
"It's been my No. 1 prionry ever ince,'t.
Maple aid.
In planning the center, Maple and
Schollenberger "' 1ted many other cnaor
centers in the area.
Maple ny of those she saw· "They (the
~cnior center ) arc amazing. It docs your
heart good to ~e tho e little old ladies doing somcthin~ith thcmselvc , working with their
hand and doing methan.g othcr11hao ·
watching lV.''
little ·RoCket loaded · with big spark
Grandson's visit provides excitement
T hi 1 the tame of year when
kid venture off to visit their
grandparents, a tradition
· that,reportedly forges clo er tics
between the younger and older
generations. But bonding i a lot
hkc ts>uch footb!lll. it require
enormous stomma·and a wall to
wm. Your footwork can make or
break you.
• 59 and
Holding
Our daughter,
who live an San
Franca co, called
recently a king if
we could take ou1
eight-year-old
grandson,
Rocket, for a few
weeks while he
and her hu band
got a little R &
R. My arches
throbbed in
anticipation .
Rocket 1 a
back)'ard mi ilc
with enough
thru t to zoom to the outer edges
Of the UOIVe1'C. Ir there were a
black hole an pace, he'd be the
fir.it to fall tn, lo ing hi n.ew
i.weatcr, hoes, and report card en
rnute.
Unfortunatc:ly, he' not
equipped with a dircction·~mdcr.
Travclina at the speed of hght, th
Ii.ad ca n orblJ the kuchen clean out
the fridge. break a family _
heirloom. 11nd On h out the d(>or
t)cforc )'OU C• n rub your C~e!I tntJ
hhnk.
After a \ura~a our dau htcr
~c'd he dch&hted to have our
.. 1aid ltvc\ thrown into turmoil, he
~'8rncd me not to let our grandwn
take advantage or us. This I' the
tandard me age parents have
been gjving grandparents for
thousand of years, knowing full
well that enliment will triumph
O\.C r ensc, bribery over discipline,
and bedlam over order. It's a
tacked deck.
Bill and I prepared for Rocket's
v1'1i t as if a Cla s 3 hurricane wa
heading our way. We didn't board
up the window , but we tocked
the larder with emergency ration'
of JUnk food and wcets to gave U!t
&trength in tame of need. 1 here's
nothing like a chocolate turtle to
restore oonsciou nc when you're
hanging on the rope .
As l wa makmg a hst of
fucl ·buming activities from theme
park' to 1o1.atcr tide-. Bill
uggc led u httle TV might \low
down our boy and g1\lc u a
btcathcr. " o lV" I announced
"H1t1 mother l'I trying to v.ean ham
from the tube."
.. rhcrc goes our cmergenl)'
chute," he ighed
At the airport. we barely
rccogniicd Rocket attired m hi
be t·behavior uniform. tic, JICkct.
real hoe . ond combed huir I le
wa stranaely ubducd. even
d1gniftcd. Nothing i more
womsome than a reformed
dynamo
Uy the time "'c got home, hi
rerfcct manner. were troublina
I took hi'i temperature. That
prompted • teary conf c ion 1r he.
didn't behave he'd bC: grounded,
No mt.,re trip to \Cc h1\ •
arandparcnj' -or l>1sncyland, he
groaned, lookina hkc a tnckcn•
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wa~n 't Ion"-howc\.cr, before
Rocket was back on course leaving
.i JCt stream of chao in hi~ wake.
The v1<;1t wa everything we
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12.;30 p m Another Pa ge
1 p.m. -Mah Jonu
2 p.m, -Tcnni
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Nelson, founded by identical
ins Gunnar and Matthew
clson, will make a special
ppearance Thur day et Pacific
mphitheatre. Sho"time is 7:30
m.
Joining tbem for the concert will
Tyketto.
Nelson's multi-platinum idebut
·bum, "After The Rain," has
awned fOlJ! top 10 lliu, including
e current sinale "0 nly Time Will
ell."
• • .Positive is the best word to
scribe the long blond-haired 23-
)car-old twins which lead the
pular group. Born into a family
here celebnty status is conu:non,
these youna men were destined to
rise to the top. Sona of the 1960s
teen idol/rock star Rick Nellon
and grandsons of the 19509 and
'60s tdcvision stars Ozzje and
Harriet Nelson, Gunnar and
Matthew are very familiar w.i.Jh the
entertainment industry.
They have had an inside view or
the challenges of the busine .
After J<>ing through m&ll)' tough
times. including the death of their
father in 1985, they have manaaed
to come out with a positive
attitude.
Gunnar and Matthew a re
erious about having fun; music is
their inspiration.
"The wortd'a dart eaoup u it
is, it'• lime to abed a little lipt."
says Ounn1r.
ThC:y were teVen when Gunnar
got hi first drum set and Matthew
go a down-sized beu and tauaJtt
thcmsc:tves how lo play. They
wrote their first aona. "Feclinp of
Love," at the age of 10; their
father produced the aona. When
they were: l3, the ••med playing
nightclubs with their own band.
Tickets, priced at $19.80, are on
sale at all TicketMaster outlets
and the box office at Pacific
Amphitheatre. To order tickets by
phone call 740-2000. . ~ .
Which band makes strides ·on the
·~ock scelie? The answer · is · Ya -.
Which band 'has been around
for 23 years and is .$till going
1trong? •
Yes.
Which band has a new album
·entitled "Union?"
Yes.
Which band will performing at
Yess ho ws '9 1 a t Pacific
Amphitheatre r uesday.,
Yes.
The group, con1;1sting of origin al
band member~ John Anderson on
vocals, Chris Squire on Ba!>S, Tony
Kaye on keyboards und Bill
B1 uford will be perfor1!ll9g 1oda)
' for the fint time since 1983.
Completing the group are new Yes
members Steve How and Trevor
Rabin, guitarists, Rick Wakeman
on keyboards and AJan White on
drums. It will be the first time the
e nsemble has performed together.
The concert is scheduled to
begin al 7:30 p.m.
Y q i s known for its
unparalleled sound of classically·
influenced powerfully-driven rock.
The '70s were surprised with the
band's progressive rock sound.
The band' firSt sif&ie from ,.
"Un ion," "Lift Me Up," has
already scored number one on
Billboard's rock tracks chart.
ln addition to performing son$.s
from the new release, Yes W111
include classics "Owner of il
Lonely Heart," "Hold On,"
"Yours 1s No Disgrace" and its
trademark "Roundabout."
Tickets t<> .. the concert r.nge
from $19.25 to $27.50 and fire
available at all TicketMaster
ou1lct s a nd the P aci fic
Amphitheatre box office. To order
ticket by phone call 740·2000.
Saturday concert to feature oldies artists
Oldies 93 Radio will host "The
Ultimate Summe r Concert"
Saturday at Pacific Arnphttheatrc.
with tickets priced at JUSt $4.93.
' The ltne-up of artisl'I includes
Tommy James, The Turtles,
Johnny Rivers, The Marvelette ,
Lou Christie. The Monie Carlos,
and Machine Gun Kelly and The
<i-Men. The show will start at 7:30
1).m.
C..j
To mmy James a nd The
Shondells arc famous for the songs
"Mony. Mony," "Crimson and
Clover," "S"eet Cherry Wine."
The Turtle!> are known for their
sonits ''Happy Together'' and "It'
Ain't Me Dabe." Johnny Rivers'
cla ~1c o;o ngs include "Maybelhnc,"
"Secret Agen1 Man" and "Rockin'
Pne umonia." Lou Christie-i~
fa mous for "Two Fnce~ Have I"
and "Ligbtning Strikes.'· The
Marvcllcttcs top Billboard singles
include "Please Mr. Postman,"
"Do n't Mess With Bill" and
"Beechwood 4-5789."
· Machine Gu n Kelly and the G-
Men will open the concert with a
15 minute montage of fami liar
song.s from the '50s and '60s.
Machine Gun Kelly is the
afternoon-drive announcer on
Oldies 93.
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Broa ry> o dy king
turns to mu ic at college
P laygoen aeneralty don't
think of Neil Simon and
musical theater in the
same breath, but Broadway'•
kin& of comedy did provide the
book for a f cw musicals, one of
which opens at Golden West
Collcac this weekend.
"Sweet Charity," the comical
trial' and tribulation of a New
York taxi
dancer, arrives
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'in the main
GWC theater
Fricfay under
the direction or
John F~rzacca .
David Anthony,
the new dean-
of the college's
performina arts
program, will •
wield the baton
while Myrona Backstage ~ Delaney plays
the title role of
Charity Hope
Valentine.
Olhers in the Golden West
ca t are Eric Anderson,
Mariakay Chakos, Laurie
Embler, Ellen ltkoff-Heuer,
Heather Loren, Mari a
Melhuse. Maria Ramirez, Leslie
Rowe. Meli a Sharp, Rober1
Town end and Suzanne Vera.
Performances of "Sweet
Charity" will be given Thursdays
through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and
Sunday at 3 p.m. until Aug. 25
at the GWC theater on 1he
I luntington Beach campus. Call
895·8378 for ticket information.
i\ number of local productions
will trike their sci after final
"'" performance this weekend.
lhey arc·
• "The Outler Did lt" at the
Newport Theater Ari Center,
2501 CltCf Drive, Newport Beach
(631-0288), Thursday through
Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at
2:30.
Joe Fletcher, Eric Anderson and Myrona Delaney (from left) are
featured in "Sweet Charity," Nell Simon's musical abOut at New .
York taxi dancer, opening Friday at Golden West College.
•The Summer Theater
Fe tivat at Orange Coast
College's Drama Lab Studio
Theater (432-5880); resuming
tonight and playing through
Sunday at 5 and 8:30 p.m.
• "The Pied Piper" by the
Orange County Children's
Theater 3t Heritage Park io
Fountain Valley, Thursday and
Friday at 2 p.m., Saturday at J
and S p.m .. Sunday al 2 p.m.
• "Blame It on the Movies" in
the Studio Theater and "You're
a Good Man, Charlie Brown" in
the Kids Thca1er at Saddleback •
College (582-4656), pla1ing at
various llmcc; through Sunday.
A half ·doLcn other shows
con1 1n11e their re pec-.ve
engagement on· local tagc ,
including:
• "Deathtrap"· 3t the
Bad. tagc l heater, 1599
upcnor Ave., Co ta Mesa
Morie l/Btlngs
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Saturday at 8 p.m. through
Aug 24 with a matinee Sunday
at 2:30.
• "Comeback Memo nes" bt
&he Irvine Community Theater
1n Tunic Rock Communi1y Park,
Turtle Rock Drive al Sunnyh1ll
Road, Irvine (857-5496). Fridays
and Sdturdays at 8 p.m through
Aug. 24 wnh a Sunday ma1mce
Aug. 18 at 2 p.m
• "The Robber Bridegroom"
by the Huntington Beach
Playhou\c at the Gisler Theater.
2J 141 Strathmoor Lane,
Huntington Beach (832-1405).
h1duys and Saturdays at 8 p m
through Aug. 24.
•"Men ure for Measure" at
the Grove Shake p~nre Fe\tt\.al,
12852 Main St . Garden Gro\C
(636-72 13), Thursday' lhrough
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·Join Speak Up Newport
in examining critica l iss ues
affecting your community.
Join Ue At Our Next
Me mberehlp Meeting To Hear
Gae•t Speake r•:
Ben clackson
Ch6irman of the Library
Board of Trustees
TOPIC: Ben will share plans and discuss the
progress of the· new Newport Beach City Library. . -
Program Is Ire• to the public. For lnformot1on call 5424226
.Wednesday, August 7 , 1991 ,
5:30 P.M. • Refreshments 6:15 P.M. · Progr41m Storts
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Hun1ington Beach Playhouse ·
will hold audition for the
mu ical "Little Shop of Horron''
Aug. 18 at I p.m. and Aug. 19 at
7 p.m. at the theater, 21141
Strathmoor Lane, Huntington
Beach D1rec1or Gregory Cohen
wi ll ca t four sopranos (three
blacl ) and three te nors, as well
a a deep bar11one for the voice
of the plant and four to ix
\trcct people Call 972-8489 for
· mo re in formation.
I ryuub for 1hc abra ivc
rnmcdy" cuba Duba" will be
conducted by the Irvine
Communny Theater Aug 19 at
7 p m in· the auditorium of
I urtle Rock Community Park,
on runic Rock Drive at
unnyh11l Road, lrvine. Lee
Clark is directmg and is seeking
!?ven man (two black) and four
women Detail~ are available at
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T Hll IOMllHa.L JS mu. nCltlNG .:.. Oolfen
putidpatina in the Juvenlle Dabetea foundation .
tourument, tcheduled MondaJ at Newport a.a Countiy
Cub, will receive their awards -and maybe a melilonble
mooch -from one of lbe world's aaicat ~,..,~women. Sbe'1 Mn. ...._.., DI-, nee ,,._ IAdli ..... .,, probebly
the mcJll dclectab&c doll ever to bail from Rowena, S.O.
If thole names don't rina a memorable belle, t"' Mamie Ve• ....... • ·1
Lal time I Mw Mamie uridutatlna arouiid LldO Isle -with, 11
one writer put it, spirits and face lifted -she could still attract
mucullne leers. The blond tresses remain
Lorelei·llke, and the body just won 't quit.
· · When Mamie wu hot, u a 1n symbol of the
'50a, 1he wu very very hot. Her moriea
("Untamed Youth," "Vice Sq\lad" and "The
Navy Venue the Niaht Monltera") were
eminently foracttabfc, but she wasn't. Right up
the~ with J8JM Me•dleld, and just a pout .
. below the immonal Martlya Moarae.
If her films had been 11 well-publicized as her
steamy affairs (yQu name 'em, she romanced ·
'em), her Hollywood epics might've made it to
late-night television. For a partial luting of her
distinauished lovers, latch onto a copy of Local
Mamie's memoin, "Playing the Field."
Well, anyway .. shc'll be there Monday night, Scene
and so will I.Aja famous phila.opher (no, not
Pee-Wee Herman) once said, a man's gotta cling .to his dreams.
0
UVE REPORT -Vlk.kl Varpt, my favorite teltvisfon reporter
in this part of the planet, may be parting company with
KNBC-1V. Her latest three-year"contract exptrcd Aug. 1, and
she's considering other career moves proposed by her agent,
Henry Rdnscb, with the William Morris powerhouse in New
York. ..
I hope Vikki chooses to remain here. Between her tireless
profe sionalism and joy-to-watch pulchritude -along with
top-drawer news contacts -she's one of the m.ain reasons I
prefer to catch the local happenings on Channel 4.
This viewer's ugge tion: Keep Vikki in place -even if it takes
an anchor. .
How docs her husband, PR maven Mlk.t Nason, feel abot/J!iie
possibility of leaving Orange hire and their ocean-front a~nc in
Laguna Beach? "It's Vikki's decision," he says, smartly. "After
niAe years on this beat, she's more than ready for advancement.
She's earned it."
Stay, a~ they ay, tuned for developments.
0
AND NOW FOR A P BUC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT -
Lue t community involvement for the Nason-Vargas dynamic
.duo: They're round ing up celebrity waiters for a dinner benefiting
1he Orangcwood Children's Foundation, slated Sept. 16 at Dill's
As ls, the funky restaurant on South Coas1 Highway. '
Thi dinner 1s alway a kick , as in table service. And where else
~ill you find wai ter themscl"lc helling out the big tips -all m
the name of sweet charity'
0 HOW C-C-COLD WAS IT? (C~-contlnufi} -l~"ouldn't have
wrillen about Any. Jull1n Em's recollections of bitter winter in
his hometown of Bradford, Pa. The item has gotten a very chilly
reception from 01her refugees.
Neighborin4 New York State was even coJder, ays Joey
Bishop. Back tn '39, he was working in the Watertown tundra off
Lake Ontario, where an arctic blast is a mere 2ephyr. Jn a matter
of minutes, Joey a~, he saw a 32nd Dcaree Mason drop seven •
·,degrees. ·
But his coldest day came a decade later in Minneapolis. He
ventured out of the Nicolette Hotel, heading for a haberda hcry
in the same block -and had to duck into three stores en route,
for thawing pur~c . True tory.
Chicago-born Bob B~nnan say he mi cs the winter . He
recalls icc·fishing off the banks or Lake Michigan , where the
catch-of ·the-day was pneumonia.·
Vlron B. Ca ey used to tell me about his early years in Indiana,
when he'd trudge three miles to school in a blinding sno\fstorm.
But, with each tellina. the schoolhouse became a mile farther -
and the now a foot deeper.
So tell me, how cold wos 1t where you came from? For the
mo t ch1lhng account, I'm presenting a family heirloom -a now
shovel. Hasn't btcn used m 28 years.
• Day at beach to yield funds
for Haag's emergency mt
Fuo, food and fcst1vilJe~ will fill
the day at a beach party a' Cund
are rai ed to renovate Hoag
Ho pital's cmeraency care unit.
The 552 Club will ho.,t' a Beach
Party Sept. JS at Newport Dunc
in Newport Beach. The whole
family as invited to drc down nd
be ca u1I, get involved and join
the fun of the event, cheduled to
begin at 4 p.m.
Newport Bcacll'\ own fabuloo.,
Jct~n\ founded and led by Gary
Ro <'h will ct bcachaocr in the
rhyt hm, The hand will bot the ~ drum~. play the guitar and fin er
the: keyboard., to the • .. oca1, of
band members Dave tcwart,
Howard Ciulcott nd rounder
Ro.:ich. I he Fahulou' Jct n arc
contributina their time and talent
to upport tho effort of the 552
Club.
Tick.cl pric , If rc~Ncd before
Sept. I, arc S 15 for children 12
and younger; SJO for junior , age
13·35) and SSO for uduh . After
that, tkkct price arc S2S for
children, $40 for Junior and S60
for adult . Io become Fire Rina
Matters, indi id••l can ~ontribute
S250, whiCh includes h~u adult
tk:kc" to the Beach Put •
ro re M a pl1cc on the beach.
crru a chc(k or provide a
~t.scerard, 1sa and American
11~ account nulftbcr Y.tth the
abo\'t rtKrvation inf rm hon to
'
Hoa.g HospitaJ Foundation, 552
Club, 301 Newport Blvd., P.O. ao"
Y, Newport Beach, CA 92658 I-or
more information and to requc t
an 10vi11.1t1on call 574·7211.
The 552 Oub Beach ·Party i
pnrt of the Newport Seafcst; the
eaFest i a two-weekend
celebration h~ca ing more than
JS events throuJhOUt Newport
Beach ept. 12-22.
All events are open to the
public and most arc free of charge.
For a calendar of evtnts, contact
the Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber of Commerce at 644·
R21 l.
'l he .SS2 Club 1 a Hoaa
Ho pital foundation support
aroun of more than J,000
community memben. In 1991, the
5S2 lub celebrate' 2' years of
~upJXlrl to Hoaa Hospital.
'fhe Hoita Hmp1t1l J~oundation
\Cr'\IC'I llMg Memorial Hotpital
Pre byterian. a •17·bcd acute "-are
non·prof.c community tK pital with
atclhte crv1cc an1lablo to
re~1dcnt 1n Irvine, Newport
·en1ct and Hunti~1ton Beach.
Ho11 Hmp1t1I Found1tK>n' fund·
ra1<1ina effort bcnd1t the hospital
through the 9Urdt "I of capital
cgu1pmcnt, lM undcrwrUtfll of
c1p1111I rt~ t'li plu tbc fund1na ot
mc,f1e.-1 rc~arth. cd'!CllKln and
Jlfth~nt
Gala raises funds for art museum
L ootina far ..-......,. in
cruaMty? flow lbout die
WUIAlft ........ a black bn over a White bbM? Or, maJN
the man Wuriaa• a llJtterY bladl
bloole over IUI bbd and white
pometric print thin wlth hill
pants and a IOp bat?
Either could have captured
awards at the
Saturday e¥enifts
Black and White
Bash... invitations
stipulated dreu
in creative black
and white. About
650 attended the
Newport Harbor
Ari Museum and
Fp~hlon Island
mall mingler and
mO\t got Ul.to the
spirit and made
the area black
and white and
fun all over.
.. -Society
snood by Mr. John: Y..., Ma
wcarina one white and one blact
leged t1aht5, black top and
baseball cap; .. Cherie HIMllMe
seq\linned in &t W fnd .,.._...
lehl (Robert L,nC) Oa=' wearinc a chiffon ankle-
skin with lace ltOddnp aad am
jacket. Her cscon wu ........
Weston in the top ut act up.
"We should make doec tO
$25,000 toni&ht," said chairwomaa
Sunn Porter as the crowd wbo
paid sso each bepn to now iato
the outdoor party area and caat ~ eyes at the food stations.
"Michael Kana Of f'ave Feet Too
1.1 c:oOrdinatina tbe menu tonipt ...
aJI of the food has been donated,"
added Porter. (Bob Burns,
California Piua Kitchen, Daily
Grill, Le Mcridlcn, PastO Brno
and Tutto Marc). .
A store also got with the
program with about half of them
decorating in black and white and
SO donating prize". Partygocrs spotted (or in some
cases striped, c.hccked and solid)
in'tludcd Lula and Marion Halfacre
{Traditional Jewelers); mu!Cum
board member Rogue and Judy
Hemley, Non and Bridget
Lehm.in, P1tty and Jim Edwards,
Pit and Cul Nelsser, Billur
Wallerich (NeLman Marcus); Slr1
and Bruce Verble, hrbara and Biii
Ad.ims, museum dirc~tor Michaiel
Botwinkk ond wife, Harriet, (had
ju t flown in from Chicago); VIC'l<l
and Mike Gering, Joan Beall,
Carol and Larry Hoffman, Shari
and Richard Tischler and ·Gloria
Z1gncr and husband, Irv Goldberg.
Mu ic! What would a summer al
fresco evenin~~nt be without it?
This one had t~e big band sounds
of Le Jau Hot, di.xic and ragtime
of the Big Boys, a teel drum
en~mblc and the lively, 'tivey beats
of f ·l..ou and hi Los Angeles
Zydeco band. The la1ter's Creole
and Ca~un had some hopping.. and
dancing o n the B&tW
checkerboard dance· floor and
almost everyone else. tapping their
toes.
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Event chai"'°"'an Sus~n Porter with juggler Sir Toby, cent~, and
Deon the Clown "'-
G o o d p e o p I e -w a t c h i. n g
opportun1tes were provided by
Myra Berman in a drapey black
dres topped off with a white braid
Act1vtics al'IO included the antics
o( Deon the Clown, juggler Sir
Toby and freeze modeling of
fashions from I. Magnia arranged
by Nodd1e Weltner. {B&tW for
Anne KJein, Karl 'Lagcrfeld, Ann
Lawccnce, Courreges &t DKNY.) ~
Art museum director Michul Botwinick and hi
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flthole body strength as well u for d9crt•1d 1n11-.,lduratioa).
aerobic endurance. 4. A11oW mon tUnc tor ldaotfna
Most ~tists now to=ra· • lncruse workloed ·
consider strength training to be a ~ CWCt• longer
key component of a wetl-roundecl pe • of tlnil.
fitness pr~. ln a ten-year S. Pay clOeer attention to your
study done on "Physical Activity OOdy's "sugestioM" that yqu back
' and Aging," off. especially i.t you are working at
athletes in the higher intensities or higher impact
Leon
Slcele
Personal
Fitness
master's category acta\itici.
(ages SO.SO) 6. Devote as much time as
showed .. necessary to aradual warm up,
signiftc:rnt ---mcrctting, an cool down . Rushing
decline in lean warm up/cool down greatly
body weight -increases the risk of injury.
muscle and bont 7. Limit Y.'c>rkouts to no more
-a phenomenon than one hour.
not found in STRENGTH TRAINING
sim ilar !>tudies of COMPONENT
younger 1. Basic formula is welght
populations. traini ng, eight to 10 exercises
However, three (upper an d lower 'body), twice a ,
athlete who week, one set of lS reps at weight!>
included up~i:.=.:r __ sufficicnt to produce fatigue. Thi
bod> Strength training as wenas program, according to Or. PoUock.
endurance training in their delivers 10)0 80 ~rcent of the
exc rcr e program maintained lean benefits of a traditional
weight. three-time ·per-week, multiple-set
Weight training is considered so program.
highly these days that it is even 2. Items 4 through 7 from
being used effectively (in carefully cardiovascular tips apply.
controlled, supervised 3. Use free weight . Free
~nv1ronments) with cardiac weights are good for everyone,
patients', coronary di sea!.e·prone even tho e people with arthritis or
populations and with the very old. other joint problems.
The following tips arc adapted 4 If you are unable to complete
from Dr. Pollock's study on both strength training and aerobic
"Physical Activity a~ging" workou~s in the same hour session,
CARDIOVASCULAR do them on alternate days or
COMPONENT emphasize one on alternate days.
1. Basic formula is three to fi..,e U<>n Skele Is • profnsor of
workouts per week, 20 to 60 physical tducatlon •l Oranp
minutes each, at mode rare Coast College and owner of Lft>n
intensity. Skrlt's Health Club for ·Women In
2. Choose low-impact act1v111es Newport Beach and Callforala
for les wear and tear on the Coast Club Fitness Ctnttr ln
joints lninr.
Are You ·
~~''STRESS
EATING?''
.
ntualilticaJl1 lhaved ot 111 dtl bodJ ~ .
A '"'web .... _, Wll ud I~ OUltied out with an • ......_. ind bllf o1 ..
birth to • ....., 10..,a.td lirf. bodY "eoakoa" Jn Bet1dlne, • 9'aqbl p11p
I say ·--.·• becautt • a tidier of made with iodfnc. OoCton hW "toadc"
the 90a. I wu .. caential." breath and hair. A ten·rainute surakal ICNb
Without 1111 b8dt nabl wu required ptus hat, sterile JOw.11· JtOrile
and bniatb coechia1o the &Joves and ma\kl. E'Vcrybody 1n the delivery
birth coUJd not pollibly room wore hats and malb, ana if you .
have happened. wondered in without either, you woutd be
We were. attended by , physically thrown out. Breath and hair were
Ori. Patrieta Gray and ~rious bu!lincss.
Anne Kent. and Dr. JelfreY-NOW: Mothers-ere a lot cleaner. No one
Lee, who daspensed magic. i i;havcd or flushed with an enema, and dM
We were housed at the private part arc given a light bath if that.
Hoag Hospital Birthing Ooctors must be cleaner also. Neither h1t1
Center. We could not have nor ma~ks arc used. Jn fact no one in tho
been hapPier, and mother delivery room wore a mask or hat, lncludina
------and daughter are doina just the father, usually drcs,ed 1n jean , T -shin
fine .. and 1cnni' shoe • Health
Update In the late 60s and early THEN: The birth process required three
70s as a "doctor in 'itparate rooms: the prep room w~ere the
-----• training," I delivered mother was saniliLed, the labor roon1 where
roughly 65 babies. My how thinp b~~e he tie ~n a tretc~cr with !>Cvcral ~ther
changed, which should not be surpnsing. $Creaming companion , and the delivery
Fifty percent of what is done in medicine is room wh ere birth was "supposed'1 to 1akc
routinely discarded every 20 yean. This is place. It wasn 't. a, bad system. and the nuNCs
slow enough for most not to notice. quickly I.earned to drive the stretchers at. .
Let's compare THEN, with NOW. JS-20 miles per hou r.
THl!:N: Fathers were "scum" and Even so, about 10 percent of the babies
relegated to a dimly lit waiting room. They were born in the hall.
were dub1ou characters, and oot to be NOW: The prep room i a relic, a~nd the
tru tcd. Just look what they did to their' labor and delivery room arc the same. This
wive!., I) mg there screaming with pain. They i much more comfortable and ha caused a
also earned "ge rm ," and were not allowed dramatic drop in hall births and stretcher
even a peek into the delivery room. If they accidents.
loo..kcd do"n the hall, they were quickly THEN: The infant received a hefty dose or
herded back to the waiti ng room. ilver nitrate in the eye , which i!. pretty
OW: Father are essential, part of the . powerful turf. We lovingly administered it
team. Without them the birth proces i~ 10 kill any germs or other "bad thing " tbAt
"unnatu ra l." Nur cs and doctors pay a lot of urvived ·the shaving , enemas, and Betadi ne.
attention to father these days. "There i When thi tuff hit the eye, the infant
juice and coolJcs just down the hall." complained b11tcrly, but what did they know?
"Sir, you arc doing just fll)el" Then the infant was ru hed to the nursery
TH£N: Things were SO DIRTY. fhere where it could be "cared for".
wn, no delivery until the mother was NOW: Silver Nitrate is not used (and I
or mom
wOuldft'I Mve lllow'ed it), but I
DOn·intlatiftl antibiotic cream is. II Is
probebly a aaOd Idea, not to protect the
child from ihe mother's bacteria, but from
the nasty "bugs" that hana around bospit~I .
The infant 11 then 1iven to the mother IO 1t
can nuzzle around and cat lunch or
somcthlna.
THEN: Ucmerol was often used, but this
prOduccd tired babies that didn't like to
breath. Other forms of nerve blocks were
available, but they didn't work.
NOW: Dr. Jeffrey Lee came in and
performed an "epidural block.'' He called .
this medical procedure a form of anesthesia,
but t don't believe him. 1 have been around
medicine too long; nothing works that well.
He .u cs magic. '"
'Fathers are
essential, part of
the te am. Without
them the birth
Process is
· unnatural.''
THEN: If a
physi.cian used the
technique that we
now u e, he would
have been kicked
out of the ho pital
and the profession ·
for ••gross
negligence,'' "gross
incompetence,"
and sent 10 jail for
-"reckless
endangerment of the mp ther and child".
NOW: If a doctor u ed the techniques we
u cd then, he wouldn't have any patients.
Ors. Gray, Kent and Lee know we are
grateful. The nurses at Hoag know we are
grateful. I accept w1'atcver gratitude my
patients ha-ve, and believe that I may even
ha-ve helped a few. Patient gratitude is one
of the "perks" of the profe ion. However,
for a profession lbat so routinely changes so .
many important things, I am not sure society
should take ny of us qu ite so eriou ly.
Ju/Ian Wblt.tbr, M.D. OJH!ra le1 WblUlcer W~llneJs ln1lltute In Nt-W,,or1 Bff(h.
Tired of waitin·g by the pho.ne?;
E very woman has had the will it 10 ring. She leave on her why a mnn would m kc a promi,c rwo years and she tuld him he
experience. She meets a new an wcrang machine whenever she to call and not fo llow th.rough ? get ea ick.
man , goe~ out for what he . goes uut and checks for me ages Sure· But fir-.;t let me hare one •He hked her OK and really
think 1 a re9ifjc firsi da.tc. The)' ten ti mes a day .;ecret r .. e learned about, men. No did plan to call Jgain. But a
kiss "goodnight" and he thin~. Stte ju t can 't believe that he man who 1!> truly swept off h1 feet bu!line .cri'i1S really did take him
"Thi!> i~ it. Finally -here's a man won't ever cal l. , on n fi rst date will allow the out of town . And when he finally
1 really could like _ even love All kinds of po ibilities flash evening to end without pecifyi ng did get around to Tiiinking about
some dav -.and he ·seems to like through her mind. Could he be the time for a next meeting -or her aga\n. he was embarra ed at
me too .• r lying in some hospital room, ick 11 least a next con-vcrsation. how much time had gone by and
II earing hu bee~ a way to unwind fr00'1 a or injured? Or perhaps he' out of So that any woman who hea~ hi' pa ton had kind of dimmed
stressrur lifMtyle, our comprehensive weight With vi ions of telephoning distance for business the vague "I'll call you i,ometime" anyway.
management progr•m <.Jn help you. We offer the sugar plumsa nd rca wns Prell(/ far fetched? Well, ""ord ~hould be prepared for .sny •He hlcd her but didn't like medical and psycholog1ul seM«S necessary to 0 1·c / ed h resolve the underl"'ng 1s~u~. r man 1 maybe he's lo t her phone number. one of the e unhappy pos 1bili1ies· the idea that he eem to ave , . pos\ibilities, she k d h h '-d .. • Complete Ph~ic.11 Work-up rau No -she know he'd be creative •I le's really taken with her but pie e Im out a a u l•3n M> .
• Nutflhno/Ht'alth Education 5 1 lecp, enough to find her if he wanted remember th11t the Inst time he quickly He i!I simply not ready lo ab$0lutely sure • Id h a fon • 8eh.w1or Modrficatlon that he wilJ call 10. met u woman like her, they both con\ er \UC n oh ' .
.• Wttl..ly Support Croups her soon. After Finally she come ·to terms with played into one another's • He·reall) did 1 Ink ,he was 3
< >ur st.iff 1nclud~ a ~rd certified physici.in, .. 1 ...._ the truth. The "I'll call )'OU weaknc and the relationship terrific womnn, but he already had ••len~d chmc.11 psychologi"-certified nurse • .._ all, he said he .. h' h turned into a disaster. a big commttment to another pr«1t1111oner Jnd licensed nu rses We accf'pt masc A' d ·would call. promi c was not mg more t an A woman nnd he simply needs some
insurance nl_ Weeks go by. polite way to end the' eve ning. In •Jn spite or really lilting this time to think about what to do In
Bridgecreek Health and Medical Clinic · F II When she's the Jme category a~ tcllin& a woman. he recogni2c right up the end he may decide again t her.
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Editorial
'· Car thief not re~ponsible
for deaths in copter crash
S omctimcs what is justice isn't what is fair.'
Case in point: Three men died in 1987 abroad two police
helicopters -one from Newpon Beach, the other from
Costa Mesa -that we~ chasing a car thief who wu spccdina
down Bonita Canyon Road.
Wa Vincent William Acosta,
who stoic the car, responsible
for the deaths of two
policemen and an obscrvet?
Yes, according to an Orange •
County/'ury that found him
guilty o second-degree murder1 and he was sentenced to 45 _
·year in prison.
But an appeals court has
thrown out the conviction,
saying that while Aco ta wac;
guilty of "despicable behavior,"
he wru n't criminally re ponsible
for cau ing the police
helicopters to collide.
We agree.
Granted, that 1 not likely to . be the most popular view. The Vincent Wilham Acosta
knce-jeril. reaction in this tragic incident, sadly, 1 to single out
someone and smack them with the full force of the law.
And that is what happened to Vincent William Acosta as the
community mourned the lo of-Co ta Mc a helicopter officers
Mike L1bolt and Dave Ketchum and civilian ob ervcr Jeffrey
Pollard. •
Aco ta, who was leading police on a wild car cha e the night
the he licoptcrs-.collidcd over Irvine, was ultimately con~ted of
second-degree murder under the argument that he had ._,,
knowingly created the dangerou ituation that resulted in the
mid-air colli ion.
Pro ecutor have frequently u ed the ,;i nalogy of someone
firing a gun into a crowd room to convey to a JUty the ab olute
reckfe ne s of leading police on a high-speed chase. l.ndeed,
there i example nftcr example of a high speed chase resulting m
injury or death on the ground. Several years ago, in fact, a man
Letters
llllPPOIHtad voter
To the Editor:
l nearly wept on reading the
plnintive whine of s tate
government employee Adam Ul\C
in the 7130'91 Pilot on the terrihle
burden .ihat mu t be borne by
tatc e mployees due to the
depredations of Profligate Pete
Fein tein.
Love con\cniently forget to
mentlOn any of the factor that arc
the real cau e of thi nation's near
bankruptt.)' and current economic
malaise· to wtt·
• Far too many go"crnment
cmplo>ec who arc paid far too
much to terms of alJf) plu'
benef1h plu' retirement plu' perk'
plu-; JOb \ccunty, compared to
tho'>c \\ho produce and compete
for a ltvtog
• FM 100 many gO\-crnment
program' 1ha~ s~prort act1\1tie'
which the m.lJOnty ()f.Ja\pil)ers do
not want. and ortcn dete t.
• Liberal donuna1cd lcgl\laturc'
which alway<1 <1tme for more tiu
mcre~e , new .ind e~panded
program,, a nd ever more
oppre 1ve regulation\ which arc
driving bu.,inc<1scs (and JObs) out
of thi'i talc.
• Dr \t1cally gerrymandered
"" embly .ind congre'l'i1onal
d1 tncb wh1t h perpetuate in office
the hbernl~ ~ho per 1.,1 to hauling
our tatc and nation toward
di a tcr
• A 1m.hc1ar) with too many
liberal·apro1nted mcmher who
view their mi,,ion in hfc a the
creation of lnw' which never could
ee the light of dB) in 11
leg1 lature.
My family and I \Otcd for Pete
W1l -.on for one rca"<>n onh· -an
attempt to put a hrakc on the
W1l hc Brown liberal feeding frenl)
that 111 about to begin with the
reapportionment procev1 Now ·
thal he ha' rc\.ealed hi' true
color,, \\C ne\.cr will \"OtC· for him
again, -no ·matter \\hat the
ahcrna11ve.
ROD SA('Kl·TT
C\\ port Ocach
Bay CIUll bust
1 o the Editor
In the recent Balbo11 Bay Club
dCC1'1on by I he Ne .... port Beach
City Council. I wa5 pica cl.I that a
ma1onty 'a\I, lit to 0\ erturn the
dcci,ion-o f the Planning
Comrit.' ion
I keep reading about the
neighboring communities objecting
IO the redc\elopment plan~ of the
B.1) Cl uh I bcl1e\e the ob1cc11on
.ire c1t)-w1dc and ha\.e \.Cf) little
to do with property valuco; or
re\.cnue' for the City The real
objection arc ba\ed upon the
improper u\c of public land 01
only 1 tht' 'c:m1·pmatc club
'c1t1ng on c\trcmel) "alu.lblc
w.11c:rfront land that wn" gifted to
the Ctty in t<l:?R, but 11 '" there
bCCtlU\C Of a ml carnage or the ,
intended purp<,,e of the girt And
if that isn't bad enough, the City i'
rccci\'tog I .,, than $80,000 per
month to lc.t c moncv ant.I Hll(C'
from the Uay Club. accortltog to
Prc,ident R .t)
I commc.:nd the majority ''n the
oun\'11 who prc't'ailcd in 1hc .. ,uc.
l he~ h.wc corrcctl) read kchng'
nf the entire city I think
W.L. fllOMP 0
Corona del Mc1r
Editor Wiiiiam LoW.11 ••• 642-4321, ell. I
but not of murder
. . . . ~·~ The collision of police helicopters _in 1987 rus·utted in a m:rdet conviction.of a c~r thief, wtuch was recently overturned in appeals.
driving a tolen car plo"'ed through a Co.,ta Me~ intersection
and killed two high "chool student . In that in tance, there was ..•
, no doubt -no room for nrgument, even -that the suspect was
respon ible for the carna~e he left in hi "ake.
mur~cr con\1t:tiun. While Mr A~t.i may be guilty of a number
of cnmes.•ktting ~land thic; murder conv1ct1on would have been
wrong and ~ould have helped et precedent that imply i not
re"IJX)O!>thle. #
But the incident in 1987 was different
The ncc1d~nt that re sulted m the death., occurred in the "k>
tar Jh<>\C the .1ct1on on the ground: the t"'o helicopter were nol
at n. "-he~tu c of the wild. dnv1ng on the ground. Aco ta, the
driver, may well have made the cond1t1on on t\le streets around
him unsafe, but he certain!) didn't create peril in the Icy.
"c haH:, :t' we ha\e tated before, great empath) for the
tJm1he' 111 the officers and the civilian killed in the hne of duty.
S.11.JI} there's nothing we can say to chan~e the cotir e of event .
· The appeal., court did the correct thing in overturning the
Mike l 1'1u1t. D.1vc Ketchum and Jeffrey Pollard died heroes
.ind ri!!hting .1 "rung in the court '~ tcm docs not ch ingc that
fact.
Bush philosophy be coming quite clear
A local look at a national Issue by Mark P •. Petracca .,
I n the ummer of 19 • Gew~e Bu'>h -
LJndtdate for pre'1dcnt ">elected D.to
• Ou.l)lc to be J heart beat a"-.l} from the
prc'1llcnC). reH~ahng to th" \mcrn:an people
1hc qu.1htie., Bu'h thinks ncce\\ary to be
.. 1cc-prc'1dcn1
When Ju,11ce W 1lham J.' Brcnnun, Jr.
rL11red from the Supreme Court, Bu'h
nominated Judge Oa"'d H \outer. a
lo\\ profile, non-doctnn.l1rc con,er.Jt1H , 10
rc:plncc him. Determined to .1,01d the
~1h11cal llclMclc' that ct\;1rac1cri1cd 1hc: ·
nl1m10Jtton nf Rubert Bork hl the \upryml·
( uurt under Re.1g.1n and ~tn fohn I l1\\cr h1
Sl.'lfCIJrv of Dcf cn't during h" ll\\ n
pre,1dcnC). Buc;h carclulh 'ought tHll .1 JU"'I
111 minor rcnu"n wl11' hlld the <11..ld11111n.1I
.tlh ,1nta~e of hc1n~ .1 'ell .1d~n11\\lcc.l~cc.I
redu'C
\mcrican' anc.I the L <., \l. t 1tc J...nl''' .. n
hull: .1~1ut l)a\1tl \l1uter th.11 1hcrc "-•h .. ~.ml
rc.1,110 tu ohjcct Ill h1' nnin1n.111nn. "h1d1
,,ulc:tl thrnugh the Sc11.1tc nn .1 ~I q '''ll'
\11u1er'' at1r.1c1i"cnc" to the Bu h
.1llmini,1ration "ti' not wh 11 \1111tcr 'lood lur
h~ \\a} or judicial doctnnt or rnn,llllllllln,11
ph1lo,oph). hut that 'iO httlc \\ ,1, J...01\\\n
.1huu1 him, making tl \Cl"\' d1f11cult to llhjcct
10 the· appointment.
\\1th the 'clc1.:tilm ot Uarcn1.:e I hlirna' -
.to amiable, c:ipaMe, hut largcl~ un,ca lined
1ur1"'1 -to replace the 'encrat"tk l hur~O\\J
M.1r-.hall, Uu'h h,1, once .1g.110 rc\c,1lcd that
he \alu~s at·ccptancc of h1 .1ppc1intcc<, <"er
the purc;uit of e"cllencc If th1' "c\cclkn1.:e,
who nccJ mcduxrm ·1 Whale \mcncan' can
uni) hope the prn1Jen1 t..lfC\ m11rc .about the
~upreme CUUTt th.m he lh'c' hout the
\.lcc-pre,idcncy. Ou,h\ nomin.1lil.11'\ ot •
l huma couplcJ with the 11rix1intmt.-nt' ol
Souter .uid Kenned)'. rai"c' 'l"fll'"' quc,t1nn'
a~iut the luturc: le i11m.1l) 111 ;\m~ric.1', nu t
dlustmiu~ 1ud1c1al to\l1tu110n .
rh1' ,, nut to 'Uggl'\I that Thom.I!> j,
unquahf1C'd'lo er.e un the \upremc Court
Oh:our'c he's "qu:iltf1cd' mce lhc re arc no
rnmJ farn: requirement<; for ap('\lllllmcnt to
1hc court lkta1lcd '" the Con,11tut111n
Add1t11H1,1ll\' Bu h .ind h1~ .1d\ber' nrn,1
hehc\e thai Thoma' 1~ quJhfied: hut then
1gam. thc'l .ire the '13mt: "wi'c men" \\.h\)
hrou!!ht L>an Qua~lc 111 l!l.i1r Hou,c. In JO\
e'ent the 1"ue that 'hould cpnccrn
\mu1l .tn' j,n 't qu.1hf1l.llllll\, 11 \ lfU .1llf\ Or
Ill Pt"C th1' ·'' a quc:,11on \\ 111 the
.1ppuintml'lll ''' CIJrcn-.l I h1>m ..... 1JJ lH
'uhtr.1ll lfl1m 1hc. leg111mao 11! the. \uprcmc
tuurt'
Dclcndrng the .. nu rt .1g.11n'1 th1"c "hn
thought 11 1:.1p.lhlc llf arht1ranl~ .ihu,toe
nllll\Hl.11 po"cr \k \.:tndcr lfam1lhl11 rdc:'i'·i.:J
111 the uiurt ,., th1.: k bl d.rnct•rou., hr.rn .. h
Ile C\plamcJ \\ 11h u'ual L'loqut•nl'c that ··I-~
ju\J1uan -h 1, no toOue n1.:c 1l\Cr eathl"r 1hc ·
\\\Md 11r lhl' pur,c, It m.1~ truh t'c ,,,id w
h.t'e neither I ORC L nor \\II l. hut mcrch
111dgmen1, ,:mJ mu't ult11n tch dcpl ml upt'n
the uni ol the C\el.·ut1\C .tr"'l c~en .for the
df11:.1c\ ol 1t' judgment' 'I t t. dt.·,r11c th•'
appJrr nl .th'll'lll:t' nf c:nhHHO\etll l' 1p.1h1hl~,
1hc ruhng' lll the upremc ( ourt h.1\t'
};Cner.111~ hecn ohncd -'-OOJi:' tat..111 • longer
to be cllcl'll\CI\ implcmentc.: 11 111J otlu.·r~
ullC)Cc.I \\1lh grc.ucr rcluct.mcc
H''"' do \H ,1c-u,unf for t hl· C\l'ru<.c 11f
power h~ thl' uprcmc (\iurt in 1ht' at"cm:e
of force 11r ~111 1 I he un""cr 1, lee111m."
rhc rnurt Ill the b enlt' 1ll ltlr\ (lr Y.1li?
The .1n, .... cr I' ki;111m~'\ I h~ 1."lUrl Jr.1'\'
lc~111m,tt.'"\ fwm mlln\ "\Uh.c' 1h~ \\tdc,prcad
rC''(Wd tor thu l>iw .1nJ kg.11 c\pc1 ll'C'
pre' 1lcnt tn Amcr1,a int.I the t->d1cl 1h,\l
u'ullll\ the court 1 .1hmc the d.I\ h>·1fo\ f ra\
or polillc ( IU\\H) that ,ml\ th\~'C ubh" .
off1c1al appotnted for hfe can afford). But
atx>' e all. the rourt dra~s tt lcg111mi1C) from
thc pcrccl\cd qualit} of the Amencans ~ho
h.th l.!ained appo111tment to the Court
thniuith(tUt 1h h1,10".
I he mere mention of MaT\hall, Stol"\.
l'ann. Holme,, Hughe,, Brandct,, tone ur
Cardo1a. to name .• le\\ of the dastingtH'>hed
meri,·an' .1prx11111cJ h' 1hc C<1u.r1 hcfore
l·ranlo;.lm Rno,cH·ll. nm1u rc' up images of
.1u1h11nt). \latua·. and d1<.tinction ol only
u1d thc'e 1ndl\ 1tlua" 11\.(0mplt'h much wh ile
on the court, hut thn h.,J lrl':aJ,
d1!!it1nc111,hcJ thcm,eh c' to 'anou' :ircna'>
prim h.> their arrxuntmcnt
Unltirtun.uelv, all of thut h.1, chan~ed
,,·nee the tailed nomtoatwn ''' Jud~c Bork.
pcrhap<i the la't truly great leg. I mind th111
"'" be nomtoatcJ 10 the c11urt 1n 1h1'
"cntu~ fo the aftermath u{ the B 1r
nomm. tton arn1\ltl. Re.agan :rnJ Hu'h
'cttkd tor Utt:cp1anc~ tn'tc.1J of c. \l'ellcncc.
\\ h1k rh.,ma,, like KcnncJ\ and \l)Uter
bclMe him, 1' pre,umpt1\cl)." quahfteJ for
'er.ice on the rnurt , he doc' not hrtnl.! mulh
11luminat1on 10 3 ~ourt that ha lll\I ncatl) all
of 11' lumto.tr1c' It\ not pohttc'> that
\mcritan' .. tlliuld fea r from the C<lurt. not
1hc "'uc ot ~hcther lhom:t~ '' ttxi
Cl'n'ef\ a11 .. ,· hH 11,., lthcral), 1t·, the ah em:c
ol a ,·ourt th 11 \le c"c:" rc,pcct, dm1rat1<m, ,,r l1..,c.d1cn~e . \h, .. nt ol J1,tto~u1,l'fcd .1ppo1ntmcnu., 1hc
\uprcme Ctlt11 t .... ,11 nt\I ,,nh remain the ·
I CJ\I d.in~c1ou' tiran,h," but mav \\Cll
I ti,;,1mc the ltr't mclC\, nt l)r. nl h ~lf the
IC'\lc:r,1r g'l\\.'rnmc:nt r.c., ri_t.• Hu .... h ha<-llonc
mu-.h "' ''""'"''h lht· k~111m 1cv u( the
\ll1. prc,1Jcn .. '\, let', hl1pc 1h.11 the l \
'-.cn HI.' lloc,n't ~ tnlll him to t.hi the '1mt h'
th\ \uprt•me ( ourt
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Britain's Royal Ballet will
pcrfonn at the~rangc County
Performing Arts ;..:enter 1n Coste
Mesa today, beginning an
exclua ivo WcSt Cout
cn,agement, the company's first
visit to ~ Western United
States in 12 years.
Du~g its six-day run, lhc
Lroupc will present the foll-
lcngth ballet ."Swnn Lake," a
well a selections from ih va'lt
repertoire.
This version of "Swan Lake"
waa arranged by the Royal's
~rved H the touchtlODe for Bintcly, the Royal's ~.old
many later venlona of the ballet. rc1ident cltoreopapller and
product of the ccmpu,'1 IChool. Dowell-d id break with
tradition, however, bj 1ettin1
Prince Sicgfricd'1 coun in late
19th·ce ntury Czari11 Ru11ia,
rather than medieval Germany
where the action takes place in
mo t prOductiont..
0 Sccncs de bdet." a pomet·
rically prccilc abstract work •t
to a Stravinsky score; "Winter
Orea"",'' set to 1 Mlection ol
TchaikoYlky piano pieces and
Ruaian folk muaic for pitar
en emblc; and " 'Still Ufe' at
"Swan L ake" w i II b c Penguin Cafe," an cnacmble
pre~ntcd tonight, Wednesday, who e music incorporates
Saturday at 8 p.m., with 2 p.m. " dive~ ethnic innuences and its ·
matinees Saturday and Sunday. noted for its whimsy and fantasy,
-• Th~ mixed bill will feature will be featured dliring pc.rform·
works from the company's past, . ancc on Thursday and Fnday at
p r c s e n t a n d r u t u r c , 8 p.m.
~ artistic director, Anthony
Dowell, and designed .by
Yoland~ Sonnabend. In thi
traditional arrangement, Dowell,
aimed to restore Tctiaikov ky's
score and the choreography as
closely as possible to the 1895
Petipa-lvanov production that
choreographed by three clo ely Tickets for Royal perform·
n soc:iated with the troupe -ancc ranae from $20 Lo $65 and
Frederick Ashton. its founding arc. available ot th e Center's box
choreographer and anistic office or any ~ TlcketMastcr
director; Kenneth Macmillian, outlet To order tickets by phone
the arli tic director from 1970 to ca ll 740-2000.
1977 and currently the principal for oddilional information The Royal Ballet performs a scene from ''Swan e" at a previous performance. The troupe win per·
form the famous ballet at the Orange County erformlng Art• Center. choreographer; nnd David call 556-ARTS.
BEACHES: Waves can force
closure of dapgerous areas
From A1
water condi1io.U. b'ccome so dangerou-. guards fear they couldn't
adequately protect 1hc public, accofdlng to Newport Beach '
-Marine Director David Httr· hbacgor. --
"It's a Judgment call more than anytniilg else," Harshbarge~
said.
''We've do.ne 1t in the pa-.t, in September 1963, when the waves
were huge ... and o 1ncred1bly dangerous we had no choice. We
closed sections betw~cn Newport and Balboa piers."
The waves avcragetl 15 feel then. and the water was choked
wi'th riptides, Har'\hharger <.aid The beach crowd were thick
because of a hot <;pell. h~I ltleguard 'taffing had decreased since
summer was O\er and man) lifcguardi. had returned to school,
Harshbarger explainetl
Generally, lifeguard-; u't: .1 pubhc announcement sy tern and
advisory nags to warn beJchgoers of dangerou .. water conditions.
W11h the fla~ system, a rel.I nag po,tcd mean'> "very dangerou~"
water with high surf, for onl) brave, 'ltmng swimmers. "We don't
let anyone in the water then unk'>' they have fins on and
obviously know what the)'rc doing," '>aid one lifeguard.
A yellow flag meam ·•caution -somewhat dangerous
condi1ions " and moderate \Urf of anywhere from 3 to 8 feet.
Poor to average \\\lmmer-; '>hould pmbabl) '>lay out of lhe water
when th1., flag l!I pmted.
Finally, a green nag mean~ fairly '>afe conditions.
S,ven tecn-year·uld Julio Serna was riding a body board in a yell~ zone qff 22nd Street on Sunday when he wa suddenly
taken under, apparently b\ strong rip currents.
Serna had reportcllly gone in10 the ocean 10 help an 1 I-year·
old friend "ho "·'' af\o on a hodv hoard but tiring and needed
help returning lo 'hnn: A lilcguard who potted the two swam
out, but hy the lime he reached them, Sern.1 had di appeared
under wa1er, .hi\ hoard\ .,afcly leash ttll wr,1pped around his
wriM. The younger hoy was still on his board.
The lifeguard pulled Serna up and 1mmed1ately began mouth·
to·moulh rc\u,c1t.111on effort'i on the uneoni.cious youth, and
paramedic' continucll lifesaving ·effort<., but the teenager wa\
pronounced dt'Cld <II I loag Ho,p1tal.
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AIRPORT:· ·Ruling may raise roar in Newport
From A1
re ponding to a magazine
questionnaire called John Wayne
one or the nation's five most
dongerou airports because of the
}>Ower cutback and steep takeoff
requirement . _
"All evidence indicates at this
point that the FAA will accept the
w o rking group '
recommendation ," ~aid airport
pokesperson Courtney W1ercioch.
"It will not he possible for John
Wayne Airport or any other
airpo l't to commen1 in a
meaningful way, because we do
not knvw what the 1mpnct will be."
Newport Beach Councilman
Ch1rcncc Turru:L prc.sident of t~
Airport Wor~ing Group, aid the
change in tukcoff procedure!. will
threaten u 1985 court·ordered
agreement ltm11ing airport noise.
" rhc quC\llUI\ 4!t, how much noic;e
will thc'c ehunge" create and whut
will be the impact,•• Turner sn1d.
"That's o quc tion no one can
an~er. We may be able to go
buck a nd s u e under the
Environmental Protection Act."
Turner and others want 10 know
if tauorr procedures are-imteett
unsafe, why were they approved by
the FAA in 1985 with no ~riticism
from either pilots or airline ?
"It tell you the powers that be
were bent on expanding this
ai rport, regardless or -.safety or
DOWNEY: S&L· looking for ·top executive
From A1
and will leave the po i11on vacant
indefinitely.
"Something could happen right
away if the right party how up,
or we could go on for a period or
time without one,'' said John
Dennis, vice president a nd
spokeo;man for Newport Beach·
ha ed Do wney. "With the
rcd1Mnbut1on of Mr. Mc;Qunrrie's
dutic~. there'i. not that much
prc\o;ure to have one "
David Boyles. a 41-ycar-old
former llank of America execu11ve,
wa\ thought to be the heir
· apfl.iri: nt 10 McAlii.tcr and
McOuarnc when he wa~ h(rcd Ul>
ch1cl operating o(f1ccr 'last ' year.
Uo yles· age, ambition and
commercial banking experience
... ccmcd t.11lur-made for Downey's
convc r!t1on 10 more bank·like . ._ .
upcra11ons.
But Boyle re 1gned abruptly
after ogly M:t months on the JOb.
Boyle said he left Downey so he
could run a company in hi native
cattle. but he acknowledged
ph1lol1oph1cnl d1ffcrcncec; with the
thrift\ co-founllcrl>
McAli ter 'ia1d in an interview
last fall thnt 1f he made a m1 take
in hiring Boyles, it wac; that "there
wa gold under our no c, and we
c;hould have promoted from
within." That attitude could
influence the choice of a new
leader for Downey, as McAfater
aid there arc several potential
ucces ors already within the
Downey organii.a1mn.
Jf the company', new leader
v.crc Ill come Crom within, the
choice v.ould .likely be one of the
fo llowing top cxecu11vci.:
on .... ney a chief fmancinl officer
in c.trly February. Han en. 56,
previously worked ht'i way up
through the rank at another large
CJltforma thrift, Glendale Federal
lhnk. where he was an executive
vice prc'ltdcnt.
• Kurt C Kemper, who joined
Dov.ne} a~ general counsel corlter
t ht'> year. Denni de cribed
Kemper as "cxrremely
knowledgeable·· about the S&L
hU\inC .
On the ot]ler hand. McAJister
aid the leader hip 1 sue could
become moot if he, McQuorrie
and other Downey tockholders
decide to ell the company. "There
would be tons of buyer ," he ~mid.
Downey. in fact , ha11 been a tar
performer in . ~n industry full or
f.i1lures. fhe SI -branch thrift hai.
hc1:n con\1\tcntly profttable and
v.ell cap1talucd. In the fil'\t ix
month' or 1991. 'Downe} h. d net
income of $21 .5 m1lhon, up from
$2l 4 mallton tn the first half or
I '>I.Kl Onl> 52 pc rccnt of I he
thrift\ loan' arl' con\ldcred non-
performing.
fh~.P" kind' ol numhe~ have
alway<; made Downty an attr clivc
acqu1\1t1on target, and •with 'McA1t~1cr .ind McOuarr1c at
retirement <lgc. hinl'> ltkc the one
given b) MeAh'>lcr are lnken
\Cfl(lU'>ly
"It's alway' heen played up o a
good target, but McAI~ ter and
McQuame were never ready to
ell out," ~aid Campbell Chancy, a
b14nkmg analyst with Sutro & Co.
in an r ranc1-.co "They may be
(rcndy) now Thing' arc
chunging."
Sally Mciver, u thrift analyst
with Charlottei.vme, Va.-ba ed
SNL Securities, said that while
Downey is a !ttrong S&L. only a
couple in titutions -namely Bank
of America and Home Saving, -
eem to be compatible suitors. rn
fact , with Downey' strong cUpital
po itton and the wcalne of many
of its competitors, the thrift's
balance sheet look more like that
of a predator thnn that of an
• cqu1\1tion target, he aid.
· Chancy said he believes
McOuarrie's retirement could help
attroct new CEO prospect to
Downey. He aid th:it as the co-
founders further loo en the reins,
the thrift will be more attractive to
amb1t1o\Js e(ecutivc .
The dtmintshcd roles of the CO·
founders could also tep up the
pace of Downey's commercial real
estate d1vc,.ture, a mandated by
l9R9 's thMt·rcform lcg1 lation,
Chancy aid He said he behevc~
McAlt tcr and McQuame have
oeen hc~ttant 10 ell Downey'
propertic at true market value
Downey's co-founders come
from real estate development
h. ckground and were succc sful
over the yenr al the thrift in
huilding strip center . Downey'
real e late inve!ltmcnt portfolio,
which wa valued ut $590 million
tn 1989, must be old off. by June
1994, according to Chancy. About
one-fifth of the portfolio ha been
!.Old so far.
"They have an idea 1n their
mind~ what· they think it's worth,
and the offer they're getting arc
much different," Chaney nid
... fhe clock is tickintt."
•Jane Wolfe, a long-time
Downey executive who wa
promoted to ch1d operating
officer lnte fri<,t year I fer pnmnry
arcu of C'\f'ICrll\C i loan
.1dm1nt tra11on
PIT BULLS: Puppies stolen
From A1
• David T. Han\Cn, who joined
town hanginti around out here for
about tv.o week~." W1IMJn Id. "J
have: u Ccclina they took the dogs."
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Books
Stuffed Animals
'* . • c · ~11~ .rmt gz,~
The Cour pupp1c5 were
de~cr1bcd a two tan-colored
femnl('i, one ltght-tnn male and
one mole that wa'i brindle-colored,
which rcv:mbk" ugcr 1ripe1,,
Newman u1d
WtJson, n wood craft,man by
Stationery
Invitations . ...
f. t Rd./Newport Btach
(J•""1otwtt ., IWIOl1~
252-8134
.trade, tr. vel between hi home
here in Newport Beach and
Mexico doing m1 cellunc:.t>u~
cacpcntry work Sal a. who
originally had a litter of 10
pupptc~. travels with him.
r he puppje~. which carry u
value of S 100 c. ch, did nol h ve
namc11. Wil'ICln said, however. that
he planned to n me one of rtlc
puppie~ ruervo.
Bulletin board
Parks commi ion meeting
l'bc Nc~11 Beach P1rb. Bcachet and
Rracallon Cc>mm1 1 n's Au•u•t mecll!ll
will tic held ti todlr II 7,00" pm In lhC
Council Ch1mbcn. a lJOO Nc•port Blvd tn Newport lk ch
Acu puncture relld
COSTA M SA -Dr. Ron11ld li1clct
d1teu ' how to " lop Pain W•lh Aru· run,11.m:" from 1 to I rm. luJ»y I he .scm1n•r •111 t•ke rt.a • Dr. B ler'• ol·
'" •I 440 fair Dr., UltC o. In C41't•
MC"H Allm1HIOI\ 1s free, b\it rcliC'tnllont arc neCC"wry. For tn\lro 1nrorm11ton llall ~9 9'/W.
Nl!WPOfO b !A t -t-rvc 1rt11u
ind 1 re~t111Ye fnlm Gemini 0 H l. •ill be ICNlftl lnfonnel t1tb at the New· f'V'1 Harbot Art MUKum dunn1 .tM month of Aup11.
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anything else jn 1985," said
Newport Councilwoman Jean
~ ti. "It really irritate me that
afety didn't· come first in 1985.
.From thl\t tandpoint, $here ought
to b_e o JQt of angry folk Q_ut
there ..
A second hearing on · airport
noise with Rep. Chris. Cox, R~
Newport Beach, and Rep. Barbara
Doxer, D-Marin County, (
chcduJcd for Aug. JS at Corona
del Mar. High School.
HIRING HAll:
Future uncertain
From A1 \
The announcement threw J)it!"
future or the center into limbo
since the city had already cut
$42,000 from the buclget with the
as>umplion the statt would be
laking over.
It will co I the cit}' up to $48,565
to continue operating the center
th1~ (1c;cal year, ccording to a
report prepared by City Manager
Allon Roeder.
Finding the money won't be
ca y 'iince city dep rtment heads
arc already looking to cut about
$2.2 .million.
"I'd like lo cc it continue, I do
think 11 hn been sucx:c ful,"
M:!1or Mo!)' Hornbuckle said.
Roeder said the city ha'i enough
l money to run th e job center Cor
.mother month-. He aid the city's
lea\e on the JOb center ruM out at
the end of September, o the
council need to make a dcci ion
on the center· future in enough
tune to notify the landlord.
An average of 75 labor~rs
wught employment "'al the center_
in 1990, with an average of ·p
hired every day. In June, 3,565
people souaht JOb at the center
with 446. or 24 percent findfog
"'ork
Controversial questions about
creening day workers for
Cit 1ze n\h1p UC J ho being
1;.on,idcrtd b)' council members
agalll.
When the. city decided to tum
the JOb ce nter over 10 the state in
l cbru.uy, it topped rcening for
c1111cn hip State policy doc5 not
require th.11 day luborers prove
they are legol citizen
incc the creening topped,
more lnl:Sorcr have been oing to
lhe JOb center rnthcr than
congrcg. ling in city park and on
1,trcet corner , Hornbuckle SlUd
C11y Icade~ were surprl ed in
June when former Councilman
On Amhurgey told them• he had
he rJ the state would not be
taking over the center becau e of
concern ove r the c1ti1en hip
screcmng proce . Am~urgey uid
he think~ the Job center hould
crcen for l>roof of citl~cnship.
f·or m<lrc informallOft. c1ll the mu·
atum·a cduc111on ltcpartmcnl 11 7'9· t 122.
AHault prevention .
Cnmmun1f¥ Scl\l1u: r~1m1• Sexual •auh V1tt1m Sc1"11«: 1"Prc:11cnllcln Pm·
aramt an1l 1 .w linforccmcnl Aultta~e
pmaram will a&ain be Ct'lndutlln& Ill (rte!
biannual' lunftcr tu1n1na tcm1n1rs.
l he t .a t nfor~cmcnt a l\tanco Pro-ami prcf\'11fc• 1mrncdltlC CT111• 1nlCf\ICft• !inn In \l(llm ti the Kcne of lhc crime
anJ (,1lk1W•up urrort llCMCU fhe ~ •• ual ult VKt1111 Mc:ct.IPtt\'t'tltion Prog11m ptO\iU« chih holhne MUMd•
111a, •u ''' v"llm 41111n1 hnlp111I cunll•
""'''"' and w11h f1>llow•up uppoM .ecr· \IK'CI
Vol11n1c n arc necckd The free 1ta1n•
1n1 t.tallnan will be ._,kt • OnW
t '"'":l.::J::"'~ s..,.. • '""*" Oct. 'l. Call Wnt at ,,...,,.... ...... _,
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Augllltl.1•1
The Nlwpor( a.M:oltl Miu Plat . ,SlbcJll on _.
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$tlofll Wl1llr •
The day after h11
Ncwpon Beach
Dukea were aced
out Of the
'(eamTennis
playoffs, clu.b owner ""'-
Fred Lieberman was ""-""'
the an w
di&appointed af we can't beat a team
(Charlotte) with a lo5ing record."
Dukes ·owner Lieberman
:,; furious with el foldo aCt f
furiou
"I'm (upset)
because 1'11) a sports
fan anc/ a busine man.'' Lieberman aid
on Monday from his New York ·
re 1dencc. "I'm not pointing any finger ,
tiut when you beat the best team in the "
league (San Antonio) that ·wa
The Dulcea, who finished the scaaon
6-8 and lost hope or makina the playoffs
when they were defeated by the
Charlone-Heat, 28·20, in the regular
season finale on Sunday, u~t the
previously unbeaten San Antonio
Racquet , 26-23, la t Thursday fo keep
their playoff chances aJivc.
H~ever, the Dukes dropped a 29-15
dec1 ion to Atlanta OD Saturday beCor~
bein' ousted by Charlotte. •
"I m not plea cd," saia Lieberman,
who raised many TcamTenn.S i uc OD
~o~day, including the prospect of
1gmng John McEnroe, who will be
PASL gives
surfers new
way to· ride 'e~
A s of this month, there i a new
hard-core surfing organizMion m
Orange County known as the
Pre~ier ~ateur Surfing League,
(P~ . The PASl had been
Surfing
m opcra11on for the p t
iit years, formerly
known as the Chri t1an
Boardridel"\ Surfing
Aswcuuion, (CBSA)
Now, the PASL
COn\I lS Of C\<Cn
different programs th nt
arc used so urfen can
reach their foll
compct1t1vc potential
They ore Quahf1cnt1on
Events, Tr.1imna
'e 1on!i, a Weld Card •
1:.vcnt. Surftna I c <;On ,
urf Camp and a
Seasonal Chomp1on!lh•p. 1 he PA L will
also be forming o urf team in the
ummer of '92
AJI PASL program are pro cducatmn
and totally anti-drug and gang • '
involvement. PASl. Director David Sauer-,
maintain that his main aoat and focu\ for
the PASL i contributing to it youth
"The PASL' direction for the future as
LO morally guide and direct it" youth on
an acccptahle p•th, perfect c ch
compct11or·~ ability in the port they 10\ic,
and breed the be,.I amateur urfana
competitor to date," td aucr .
Ahhouah the PASI. i <1omewhat more
'omrle• or a comrct1t" n .. 'tern than 1t'
prcdccc ~r. the COSA, the chang ' en
the or1an1zation' format uc gcncr•ll lur
the heller. The~ uc the m. jor 1lldit1on .
·' well a~ ch1m&c"' in the: new pm~r.1m.
•'I he PASl. ¥rail hulcl HI C\<C:nl duren
the 1991 •'92 ~•son. I he events v.111 hC'
hiuJ-cur ,pro-•m ("omp41hJt !>ft • ran tng
rrom San Oicgt1 to S •ntit harhiua v.ath
'their prtmary focal point rn lhc Oran c
See NEW•
undefeated, why wouldn't I be See DUKES,.
D ick' Hamm (left) goe low for dig during Corona del Mar State Beach top
of the ulifornia Beach Volleyball Serie last weekend. Hamm and -
teammate Dave Sandiford (above) of CoTona del Mar fini hed fourth in the
men'' A divi ion tournament. The Hamm-Sandiford team was beaten in the
winner' brad:et final by the e\lentual champion of the tournament, Chucl<
Diehl and Ken lentin of San Diego. A total of 36 team comr,ete<f in the
tournament. With their fourth·place finish, t1amm and Sandiford, 'who won
their match up for fourth place, 17-1 S, Hrned their A rating. For more detail
on la t weekend' Corona del Mar tournament, ee Page BJ.
Reluctant baseball sta·r continues
to dream ••• about OCC football
Steve Van Horn
golf tou_rney
still growing
Astros have their plans tor Smith,
but they'll have to wait past this fall
By Richard Dunn • $pot\J Writer
D onnec 'm1th' friend' nrc rcudy 10 bury his head in the
\and. One more peep and ht golden right orm might
hccomc part of a lifeguard to"'cr.
Although hi\ ba,cball future ha' 1akcn an cnormou tcp
forward. Sm11h won't quit talking oi~ml ftX>lball Sound Jo 1cul con 1dcnng he' lhe qu'1rtc rbad. it Oran e Coast
{'olkrc. which open' ih' 'ej'on nci.;t month, but h1 comradt'
ore ~e11ang •• lt11lc fruulcJ ll\tcn111g to the same old tory
"I'm rc.llly e:u;etcd about 1t,'' 'mith \a1d of hi upcoming
wpf1omorc ca'iOn "J hat\ all I want, and that' all I talk
about, ju t n ~ m> friend\ 1 hey tell me they're tired of
hearing about it. B cball j, my 'I d 't · fuiure. but right now I w. nt to on see US C\lOCCntratc on football. ( c;in'I WUlt to losing many put the pt1J\ on nJ larl playing." games, if any, ~m1th' athlc1ic ambit officially • hcg.an la~t Junl' when the Hou ton If we play to A•.trO\ \Clccled him in the 46th round our capability., ol the nmatcur ha .. eh: II draft a I
pitcher, hj\ln& their pick on hcer
--.... potential ~encc Smith w a part•timc
OCC quarterback • ou1r1cldcr for O C lao;t pring.
Jugghna both Jl(lrt\ 1h1 "ummcr,
m1th 1,n't h hlul whc:n 1t c me\ 10 h1 forcca 1 of the ·'Pf ro• ,hing fuutb:all campa1 n for Orange Coa'lt, which went
!k l."t iautumn. v.on th• Ccntr.sl 01\1\ion of the Mi 1,1on
( unfcrcn l' nnd rnn1entkd with H C mino in the Oran c Donni Smith will ~ ()(: ' tuting QB thi
( ''un1y Howl -the Partttc"' faf\I J'l(l 1 a n ap1>e ranee •1noc
1975. •
"I don't \CC u lo~ina man ganie , 1£ nny, 1f we play 10 our
cn p 1h1llty." he said. ·
· S1111th, 'hurl reliever fo1 th 11'\tnc 11gcr\ thl\ \ummcMn
the NIK' ( 1tt0nal Ha h 111 C<'n re ), kctcd hy the
1\'!>tros 1 tic enough to ( II into the Jr fl · nd ·lollow cntCl;(''Y•
wtu~ h me.en I hH1,ton v.on't ttcmpt ltl '1gn hem hut re cr'VC\
the 11,.;ht" 10 Smith until the nc'I tlr.1lt in June C on1.cM1hly,
~ 11h '''' •an "1th th ,\ tn ft r 1hc rommun11v c:ollc c
c "'m n '' prin nJ he fore the Ju c dr 1f1 .
I h:mn tn the ro:nmg of <>< • b b n roac:t; Mike Ma nc. ,
1. \math hcg11n v.nrkana 1n the hullrcn hm SCli'l(1n. After a
h .. 1t-1k11cn time or so, ~avnc contn ICt,l If.vu ton Kout Oo\lg .
. . .
T he dc81h oftm \On wa\ tragic. to
'J} the lta,t, hut ·t~zra \an Horn
ha' turned the burden mto a
hcneht tor other \ouna athlete'
l.a k hJ\ n111 hcen the
same: \mer C..t1..\.C Van
Horn. puh 'I' the
grc.ue\I ha-.1.c th all
pl.1~cr 1n 1h1: ha,hlf\ of
F .. uinc1a H1 h "lhl'"'· ~.t, killed in 1 l 1mpmg
n1dcnt \\htlc an
Club golf
From 81
given 1 hand-delivered invitatiOn
by Lieberman at the upcomina
U.S. Open to play for the Dukes
ne"t year.
Thi year, the Atlanta Thunder
ia.ned Martina Navratilova 10 a
five-year contract while the Los
Angeles Strings signed Jimmy .
Connors to a two-yeor deal. Both
players will appear next season at
the John Wayne Tennis Club,
where the Dukes play their home ,
matche .
In addition, Lieberman aid it'
po siblc Lhat thc"'rcamTenni
season will be played in
Scptrmber ne~t year because of
timing conflicts with the Summer
Olympics and the Federation
Cup.
"I'm a IJtg advocate of it,"
Lieberman said. "But there are
-;ome who don't ,.,.ant 1t Nothing
1<; confirmed." ·
The Dukes were d1 appointing
on the court in their final t\\o
matches, failing to f1nt h over the
.500 mark again. Last year in
their inaugural season, the Dukes
were 7-7.
"I thought we were fielding
too good of a team the last half
of the season to not make tbe
pl1)'0(f1," Lieberman ukL .. We
had it tmfteadoue ...........
San Antonio, then we had to
travel to Atlanta and we were in
a ituataon where (Coach O~)
P11ton wa5 not there to coach
becau c he' soma to the Pan
Am Game<; (in Cuba).
"But all we had to do was beat -
Charlotte and we didn't beat
them, that'~ why I'm upset.
That's a team we hould beat
eight out of nine timc5."
f camTcnni'I, t'oncluding its •
11th !.Cason, will have a new
chic£ excC\ltive officer nut year
in Ehud Hoummer. the league's
chairman of tin: board who
: recently bou~ht 50 percent of the
controlling intcre t from Billie
)eon King.
Houminer, former pre idchl
nnd CEO of Ph1hp Morri~ USA.
ha s plans to expand the lcngue,
according to Lieberman .
"H~'s going to ·, sume
management and re pon~ibility o(
the league," Lieberman said.
"That's clearly "cry good news in
that this guy rose reasonably fos_1
through Philip ~orris. From a
league-wide standpoint, I'm not
concerned about anything.
"I want the lcape 10 be
11rona. DOI just our te.. to be
"IOftlt and I feel ~-tbll (Houmincr) will brine~
to the table and make tbe lupe
trong. They allo havO IOIM
serious cxpan1ion plans.
"1'camTcnni1 is coming back,
ind as far as I'm concerned, the
Duke!i arc thriving. Because we
didn't make the playoffs doc~n·t
mean we're not ~uccc~ful any
more than the Dodgers -· they
were ne"I 10 h"t place two year'
ago, but that doe!ln't me n
they're nut being !IUCCe\sful."
'rhe Dulo.e , 1i.tung financi. lly
111 the bl.lck accordina 10
L1clicrmJn, were coached by Bob
l loch,tndtcr last weekend while
Pallon was ob cnt. A longtime
tcnni coach, Hoch tadter is
general manager of the John
Wayne Tennill Club.
Newport Beach finished in a
third-place tic with Wichita and
S;}S:ramcnto m the West Division,
bu( only Wichita advanced tt> the
playoffs by virtue of the league's
tic-breaker rules. Lieberman
believes TcttmTennis should
implement a one-match playoff
forqiat.
- ---...: -; Briefly .
.
~a...yalb~
Manon Bollegra( looms brightly In Dukes' 1992 plans after team's playoff bid failed this season. ·
--. Van Hprn tournpmenf unique
Zubrin jo compet~in
basketball and golf coach.
-INA-meet !'!~venue, h~~""~~~~en~~"~.~~~!~~~
fund-raiser at the Newport Beach cm1final match th1-; week while Sandy Zub.[in of Ne" port Beach 1hc . Soviet Union. Spain and
has qualified to compete at the Yugo'>laVla .will compete at 1his
Vlll PINA Worl d Age Grou~ event
Diving Championship., in Oreb~ In 01her local new'>
liwe._dcn Wedne'lda) through •Paul Hinkle frof'!l E tanc1a
Sunday this week. .-/'High will be competing m the
The 12-member team wa PGA National Junior Golf
chosen based on the resuh~ of the Champion,hip Aug. 20·23 in Palm
1991 Specdo/U.S. Diving Junior Beach. Fla. Hinkle, a 17-.year-old
Olympic Cha mpio n hips an who. helped the E.aglc'I cla!m th.rec
Clayton, Mo. held July 14-18. sir:ug~t CIF team. champion .hips,
Zubrin, the gold mcdalh1 in th e qualified by winntn~ the ~-~?le
14-15-ycar old girls platform and Southern Cahforn1a Ou_a hfying
3-meter spring board, 1s a member Tournament July l-2.
or 1hc Mission VtejO Nadadorcs. I linl..te shot an °C\en-par 70 :ll
One of the Nadadore' coache-;, Jarupa I hi" (ountry Club in
fam't l:.ly-Lagourguc. was elected Rt\.CNdc then fnllowed that wnh
a' one of the 1hrcc U.S National a 1-undcr 6'1 at \1oreno Valle)
Age Group Diving Team · coaches Ranch Giilf Cour'e 10 clinch 1he
at this world champ1onsh1p meet. 111k
Teams from 28 countries. He \\Ill compclc .1g,11n'1 other
including Au'ilralta, Canada, "1nnerl> f1om lJUJl1f)tng
China, Cuba, Czecho!>lova k1 a. tournament\ nationwide a' "'ell a'
France, Germany. Great Britain. other 'elected cntrantc; who had
Greece. Jdpan. Mc\1w. Homan.a. already qualified.
CQuch potato .pr•r
A.merl~n L••eu• w .. t Dht91eft ~\\,\\t '~-• L 01
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Afttlele ~· ~ " ---m-tDMalon • L o• TOtOOIO 60 •6 ()tr~ SS ~ ,.,
'°"°" ~ SS 9'1t /'few Vor\ •• SC 10
"""''"'M' ·~ 60 .. ,,
~r '~ 67 II
CIM!tr.c 89 ?•
l<EEP l'OUR Angela achedule
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Woot DM.i-• L o• Dodton ~ 46
Al1<111 SS •• H
"'"'WI ~? SI S•1t
~~ fr..,,,.1tcO ~ ~ •
•Paddler'\ I-red Spaulding of
Co ta Me a and Sharon Attic ey
of Newport Beach earned medals
la-;i "cekcnd at the Pan American
Game... Spaulding claimed a
hron1c in the men' 1.000-meter
single,.
Allie ey collected a bronze with
teammate OcAnne· Hemmen of
San Diego. l lclen Collin of
Was hington und Lori Schick of
Svracu t, N.Y. in women ' 500
k:ivak four
Nnlu Kukea of Costa Me .. a,
.1lung with 1eamma1c Chris Ball of
I rvinc, JU<;t m1c; ed med aling in the
1,000 lo.aya k doubles. placing
fourth . .
• l a rry Wanke, who wu.,
honored with a wccklong
cclchration m N1:wport Beach ~is
Mr lrrelc,ant XVI, wa cut loo.,e
h\ the Ne"' Yorl G1un1~ last week
. -By Th~ Pilot
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4 '0 p.m Dod&el'\·Rcd,, Ch 11
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• Dodacrs~Reds, F.SPN, 4· O
• Pan Am Game~. TNT, 5
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81tdllll -4· 011 m ·Dud era0Red , UPN . uh ' 01 lllplc "9Wc:1w
4 30 pm -I ratk, \'\lllC)ball. C.
10 l' m 1 ro~"· volk)hall, SC ,
f'ln Amerlt1n Cfamtt
~ pm 0 1•ke1t-.1ll, txmnJ, fNT.
' Wlnd•11rftnc
7 pm Aruba Ch11mp1on•h1f". n . "°"' Rttl"I 8 W pm -C>c:I Mar replap.. Ch S6
"We \tarted out with 40 .
(par11c1pants), la~1 year '~e had 60
and tlll'i )C:lr we're clo mg II off at
84. That' done fo r elfi~h rea\on
a the fathcr hcc.111 c I want tt to
he a fam1ly-onentcd tou rnamen t.
It\ a day for people nt l:::.stoncia
and people tha.l-l''vc coached .
with "
By having corporate
'>pon,m!>hip, the rt.'ln'> are hm11cd.
'o Van Horn jmpro\'1 c.,
"When "'e started 11. we "'anted
11 lo he a fun deal rather than
h.nt. '4) man} people 1cll )OU what
to do. · he 'aid "Our gn 11 I' 111 \cc
that the athlete Clf l~o )C.ir ha' ·
S J.000 lo !!O to college and ,lf\o In
r.11,e money for .1 good cau'c The
fan11ly ha~n't decided who 11 \\'Ill
be thiiy }Car -it could be the
Special Olympic~ or the Child
I cukem1a ocic1v."
I he tournamcin i'i al\O o,eef.\1ng
hole 'pono;nr~ For further
infnrm.111bn, call (7 14) 7S4-5Z67 or,_
(71 i) <179-92M).
0 r he Jm en1~Diabc1c.,
I ound.u1t>n of Of.lngc Cc1unt> will
Country C'luh on Aug. 12 with a Bob Hinrichs quarc~ off again t
noon shotgun 'tart in n five-person John I lermann in the other.
'cramble format f-ntr} fee 1s $250. Com petitor select their own time
In add111~n. the tournament 'chedule to play.
fearnrec; a Driving Range and f-n-;1gn advanced hy defeating
Putting contc t, a barbecue lunch, 8111 Wh111ng, 3·2, in t~
a 19th hole rcccp11on, '>1lent quarterfjnal while Gcilcr topped
auction and dinner. Roger Hughe , 6·5. Hinrichs
'l's a family
affair and we 're
not involving
any corporate
people.'
All moved on with a 3·2 win over Bob
procecd!I Ihrke and 1 lcrmnnn claimed a 2-1
go directly victory over Dick McDaniel.
10 Juvenile 1 he four cmifinaJists have
Diabetes progrc cd through four rounds.
research lo
find a cu re
for the
children o(
-UM VAN HOM the v.orld
A
hole: -111 one pr11c feature "
~k rccdc' I 90 , courtcw uf
\lcm1111' Import,, with a~.ird' .ind
pr11c:' prc,ented by Mamie Vnn
Doren Call (7 14) ~53-0363 for
.1dd11 ion.1I informatmn.
0
C ('rntn~ du"n the home stretch
in lht: .innu,\I Pre\ldent\ Cup at
Big Canyon C'ountrv Cluh, Curt
L1\t year\ winner. Mike
Drucker. did not compete this
\c;ir
. 0
l u1., l1Une1.1 and Jim Pru 1a
v.crc low net winners of the Club
Man.1gcr' o~outhcrn California
I ournamcn , the Santa Ana
Country Clu July 22.
l:d f-cl how and Paul Wi c won
low gros1, honor
RJC'h11rd Dunn I • twpOrl
&arh Co ta Mt ~ Pllut writer
who t club golf column appears
t'Vtf")' Tut dB).
New organization, new ideas
From B1
Count) area
• fhc PASL h,t, o,ct up :i
prC·\eating orde r 'n th.11 the ltr\t
preliminary hcatc. are not
<:nn"dcred ~1 .1cked-. g1v1ng all
compc111nr1i an equal opportunny
to .1d\..1m:c in the contC'il .
Pre ,c.atcd c:<1mpct1tof'i will he the
top I:! in point' for c.H:h d1v1\1on,
·and rc''l'.tting "'II t<al-c pla(.C every
three e'en!\
• I he PASL h." tbcluped
1ra1n1ng \C\l,tUn' IU give c.1ch
cnmpctllm the oppo1 tun1I) to
compc1c ··~·~'n't othc" at their
own ,t.;111 le\el I 1mc will he taken
.11 c.11 .. h uf the;c 'c"mn' to \how
1he competitor' Ii" rope' 'uch n'
strutcgy, ''ylc. 1ik1ll. rc,1hc11le and
pcr~cvcrancc. Top profc.,1;mn11l<1
will he on hand at c.ich ul thc'e
event' to l:OJCh nnd lll\truct,
ut1lwng v1dc:o equipment to help
(r111~ue tht com~t1tur'
•A wild card C\Cn t wa'
c tabli hcd to give •'°) nnd .111
member the opportunity to
com'Pcte in the PASL
hamp1on hip' 1f they couldn't
qualify hy virtue of po111v •.
1 he PASL Chnmpmnr.hip MC
the culmination of all <;cu onal
event .ind will 1111,t ,1 1ornl of five
dny!I Compc111or ... arc 'clc,tcd by
1m 1t:uion onh
the PASL "'II he holding ~urf
lamp' up and do"n the California
coa t for 1b memhcr-. and their
friend Each camp "'II be .1 httk
different, uch J'I age,, ,i..111 lc\.Ch,
wor~oul cund111on\, .ind w,1 ... c \llC.
All mcmhcr' will he n<111f1cd when
the c event' will toke place. There
will be roughly 6-Q camp' per year.
Top 24 PAS l member'\ \\lth•the cnmhin~ 101,11 point' (mm the
quahfica11nn event' ond training
'>C"l1nn' \\.Ill qualify for the PASL
Suri I cam 111 compct1t or<> will be
picked from c.tch matcur dtVl ion,
three from bod)boarJing to
reprc:,cnt the PASl
I tre PA'H no~ run' both
private .ind group urfing lc,~on .
C nll or "nle the PA L far
1nfurma11on and mtc!I .
The PASL •!I rcco~niLed by the
Roy couts of Amcnc.'l, 1hc
l'rc 1dcnt's I 1tnc~11 Council,
Cahforn1a teacher~. Mothers
Again!>I Oruhk Driver (MADO),
CHOC Ho,p1tal, and D A R F All
event~ nrc Pro Am anct1oncd hy
the lJniccd 5tatC'> Surfing
l·cdcrn11un
1 he contc't" al~i hnvc u
competitor•, pr11c drawing al every
event. along with free bitrhecuc11
for everyone involved .
1 he PA!'l l " con,tantl) "ork1ng
011 pe rfect mg 11' judging ta ff 1 he
staff alrcad) include judge from
the Bud Pro Tour (PSAA), and
\Cry eldom arc rc,uh'I d1 puted
Often tirne'i, top ASP
compe111nr) uch o!i Ru;h1e Colhn
caand other touring and P~AA pro
\how up , making for great
competition and camaraderie Mnon~ the younger surfer
l he fiN even t l-1ck off cpt 7
,11 ,Golden Wc't Street in
Jluntangtun Beach, "''h the
o,ccnnd C\.Cnl 1.ikmg place nt 56th
C\trc:cl in Newport Beach.
Ou.ihf1wtion event. will aenerally
1.1kc place on the first Saturday or
Cllth month, with the training
.,c ion' on the la.,t Saturday of
cnch month.
D1w;ionc; in the event · will
mtluJc Pro fo.,sionul, Men (18 &.
O\cr), Jun1on (15·17), Boy (14 &.
under), and Body~nrJ ( II aae ).
1 hc\C event\ ha\.c n bi1 of
e\.Crything. mthtly run• For cntric
or 1nform~tion concerning the
Pi\ l . call Acnon Entertainment
.11 (714) S·tl 70 14. or write PA L.
P 0 . Uoic 31 l, Scul lknch, 90740.
tlo)d lice I an CYtport ,lk11clt/
Cost.. Mt\a l'llot conT pondtnl
who t t1rlln1 column •pptars
tt'CI'}' 1'ut6dfl)'o
Smith playing baseball, thinking· football
From Bl again'l e\.cnlual C IP 5·A 0 Thc team l"i comina along well.
eon'>"tcntly 1n the high 80s. "I champion Manna in 1990 'I l l ihl year, we had a IOt of talent,
came out for this league ju\t (spring) I ~lidn'I pitch tal ull, ;ind I but we duJn't plAy well I\ a team.
throwing bccuu..c I d1Jn't huvc 1ny wasn 't Mm: I wanted to hccuu'>e l rhi )e r, we've a<>t hove-average
experience hcforc I "itnrtcd," wa\ \till rc<ovcring from my talent, maybe more, and we're
IJ:ittlina for •• \l.1111n puch1n roothall injury." pl.'Y"'ll really well I\ • team. "' 'smith fra~tu1cd a vertebrae in pot for O(' • nc\t ~pr1ng \huulJ hi-. neck ,ind ,ufkr~d whip I.a h "h t)Onc·s lot more c cited
'-c l0lll .. r .. \tina rnn!l~Jcrina thc · lo nl I I.a I If trU'-"i th u•ht It '' .. .. 1a,1 fall in the Pirate ' victory over . ,, ' • • 'i 1 .-
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Pirate return Du:rnc P gc. Golden We"t when 8 defender . w1 great. t'lut no b11 dul beau _,,.._ .... , .. <: cor c. Kind11n.J;-M1ke utlc:r and cro\hcd into him while in midair. 11'!1; J ·ball and 1hcrc'll nothina to
C had Roh h, all of whom aw nw he\ hcilthv. w.-orry about. Now wc:·rc e~ited." Sotttr ~IO pm -Sheffield-US . SC
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(lion a lltartc". Rut Smith t\n't v ·',\mt l\c: got my pccJ hack," Strona won.I con~1d nna •h11
worried. ff e's JU\I lad to cl ht he :aid. i.•1 httt 'll help the team anJ OCC' did un the gridiron a Muon
ch nae·up over lhc plate. • rn , ·It tu open 'up our ofknM:. I IJO• mtth punted and played
1'1 threw 1n high "huol (fali,on) w.1n1 our nUen'c tu pl.ly a pan Ume 11 qutrterbad last ~r
my frc'lhmdn ""J <1111,hontttf . tc m, Sure, I mi~ht he 11 tt'1der When llMft Urea Anse~ was
year ' hut I rc:ully lhdn'I rutch that t>crnu I'm the qu1mcm ck, hut I huM, JU the \hoc§ he'~ uyin110 nn
much until my n1ur yctu, • 11d don't wnnt everyone to look "' me. thi fall will be pretty bi · Hit
Smith, whc pttchc:d three 11m I want u to he more hke a unit . • own
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T he l nternaUoaal Nat!:
Sabot A.a.don will
its annual national uiliftl
ltinpy competition in Newport
Harbor this Sunday Au1. 1 t
throuah Thunday, Aua. 15.
Of 1be l,SOO mcmben of the
•uociation, 200 of the best jun ior
and senior high sehool sailors will
traYel -Ion• distances in somo
case1 -towing their mall but
highly competitive racing dinghies
to the Newport Beach venue. ·
The re,atta 1s co-hosted by
B.ihia Corinthian, Balboa, Balboa
Island, Udo Isle and Newport
Harbor yacht clubs.
-tlardeay, 1990 • p., ii
'apected to defelld hie tit .. in the
4«h aaUt-. of thil ......
Hardesty, who Uo WOil In 1989,
is from Mi•ion Bay Yacht Oub.
H~ is tryina to become the fint
thrce·peat champion lince Charles
Merrill turned the trick from 1949
throu&h J~t.
Past winners include Olympian
J ohn sh ad den I collcgia le
champion and current sailing
coach at UC Irvine Jon Pinckney
and prominent local sailors Mark
·Gaudio, Dr. Nina Nielson and Jeff
Lenhart.
On Sunday, boat measuring and
weighing will be held at NHYC
and LIYC, along with registration
at NHYC.
·Fourth· place finish
..,. ..
helps CdM volleyball
• • • • team gain 'A ' rating
By RIChard OUM
Sl)Olll wm., the eventual champio nship match.
In the winner's bracket final.
01ehl-Lcnt in rallied from a 13-10
C orona del Mar's Dave deficit by scorin3 the last five
Sandiford und Dick Hamm, points to win, 15-13.
competing jn 'heir third In the title match, the Diehl-
sand. volleyball tournament, Lcntin team took a 13·6 lead, was
obtained their A rating on Sunday caught by Petersen-Toomey at 13,
in the Soleit Sport/Beach Blue T-then notched lhe final two pdints
st11rts men' and women's A for the charnpionsh.i,. -..,....,
divi ion tournament at Corona del On the women's side, sisters Joli
Mar State Beach. and Mary Eberhart from
The top four place advanced a H u n t i n gt on Be a c h wen t
notch on the Bud Light California undefeated to emerge with · the
Beach Volleyball Sede rating champion hip. Joli was a member
scale. of the Orange Coast College
Hamm and Sandiford won a \\Omen's quad last eason
CdM unrated tournament earlier In the champion~hip match, the
th1 year, then fini hcd second July Ebe rbarts down Manhattan
13-14 in a B division tournament Beach's Breena Talamente and
at Capistr:mo Beach to gain their Katie Henderson, 15-6, utilizing an
8 rating. • effective jump erve in the prod:
Hamm and Sandiford lost to In the wanner' bracket final, the
eventual champion Chuck Diehl Eberhart cru1 cd to a 15-5
and Ken Lcntm (both from San deca ion over Stanton'~ .D~bbic
Diego), who received an automatic Adam ~nd .Laguna Hill I rac1
AA ratang, in their first match, 15· Coohd~e
13, before winning four straight.
, Hamm-Sandiford secured founh
place w1lh a I 7-1 S victory after
·lo 1ng a game for third place, 1 ~
17. Overall, the CdM team went 4-
2 in the tournament ~ ·
"We've gone from unrated to .B
to A in about o month,.. said
Sandiford. "That's pretty good for
a couple of old guys. We got our
A r:umg and that' what we were
hoot in~ for"
Sondtford 1!> 36; Hamm 1 35.
The victorious men' team or
Oiehl-Lentin downed Scott
Peter.;cn and James Toomc~th
in the winner's tlrncket finiil8nd
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Moridly is the ., for tbc
Skippers Mcetina al NHYC at
10:30 I tn., with the ttatl of the
Prc-fllimination Race slated for
noon .
More Pre-Elimin11ion Race arc
set for 'fucsday, with the
begi nning of the Championship
Races on Wednesday.
The final day of racing, folluwcd
by the trophy pre entation, i
slated for Thursday.
Fir1t designed and built tlurina
World . War II · in the Naples
waterfront neighborhood of Lon_g
Beach, the 8·foot long plywood
vessel became the number one
dinghy for teaching beginner; to
sail. •
SkldoO, Wee WIOie, ·
Independence dais
winners in Hibachi
Skldoo, Wee Willie and·
Independence were the cl ..
winnen for South Shore Yecht
Club'• Hibachi Serie for the
month of July.
A total of 41 atlboau
panicipated in the July races,
which w~rc in·harbor event in
Newport ~ach •. The tandinp
were a follow~: •
PHRI· A-1. Skidoo, Paul &.
Laura Sharp, BCYC
PH Rr B -I Wee W1nic,
Angelo Pcyko H, SSYC; 2.
c;nowman, Clair now, SSYC, 3.
Hot Potato, Dan & Mary Rohrer,
SSYC .
PHRl; C-1 Independence.
John Schug, SSYC, 2. PcrfcC1
Pitch, Art Lewis, BCYC; 3. Trust
Me. Karl Gronhach, SS YC.
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While 11tting. gazin& out of the 12th atory window OYCraoOk.ina
Coronado Yacht Oub, nested in Olorieua Bay to the CUI, me Hotel
Del Coronado and Point Loma to the wul, and the three Lot
Coronado& iJlands to the south, the tbouahts of upcom.ina and recent
put sailin1 e~ents linaer throuch my mind, dancift& in the
background as the brain tries to operate on the visual ai&nals
pe rceived through my optical input devices.
The Toney Tacky Tower m Coronado, San Oic10, docs not have a
13th Ooor, or is ihe 12th floor, counting the terrace .whfch has n~
number, really the 13th floor? OK, onough daydrcamin& ano batk to-
scrious boatin& biz!
This coming weekend will be the third (and la t)
major Performance Handicap Racing Fleet regatta
of the year Thi is the Ullman Sail PHRF of
Southern Cahfornta Champion hip , h ted by Long
Beach Yacht Club.
· In past year , the championships were limited to
four boat per yacht club, one each clas , Several
ycirs ago, to open up th i regatta, PHRF remo./ed
the limitation and invited all top competitors
creating a larger fleet and ix du~ • truly a
top-notch event.
The champion hips start early Saturday mQrning
with a complimentary continental breakfast el"\icd
by We t Marine Products. Skippers meetmg will
commence at 0900 hours with the first start at high
noon. A brace of races will folJ0w with the Oeet ·
heading bac1C to LBYC for their infamous "Burger
Ba~h."
Anoth'Cr 12 o'clock start Su~day with two more races will complete
th~ fi"e-race regatt' We t Marine Producu will again host bor
d'oeuvre for the post-race fun.
frophits will be "Wear 'Em Home" monogrammed reward for
e'llcry mgle sa11o·r on the first through third place boat in each cla ,
presented by Signet Manne and High Sea foul weather sear.
Thi'i yc:ur, as an past years, each Southern Califomia yacht club is
invited I<> enter a team of four boats to compete for the Yacht Club
( hamp1on\h1p' _
fhJ\ 1s a must -do regatta for an talented ailor , slippers and crew~
alike. f-or more information. call (213) 438·6712.
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Last \\Cekend, Bahia Connth11n Yacht Club and San Diego Y11cht .
Club co-spon<,0red a race for four cla~e of PHRF yachts. It went
from ll-le\\port Beach to San Dteeo downwmd frolicking and part}ing.
fin1,hmg at the home of the America's Cup Trophy, SOYC.
DYC \Cot three (among others) hot boats up to Newport that
dominated Cla, A Cla ' B wa al50 in <:ontrol by the San Diego
ailoh with local kipper Jim Emmi, BC YC. drive Pele to a fifth
place ran1\h.
C la C' local.winners included the Byrne~· P1onero. BCYC.
• cla1mm1 econd; Ocgenhard~· L1ckef) Spl11. BC YC. notching third,
and the Ma in • Avanti 1.11. Voyugers Yacht C'lub, cro ing firth
In Cla D. Oa\.e Price's Trcs Gordo. BCYC, wb ~cond: John
W1ebd') Runaway t(, VYC. was third. and Doug and Sandy Mill '
Lian captutcd fo~rth.
Phil Richard on's OO.tln1 column appurs In the ·"'J'Ol'f Bcac
Co I.a .\fcsa Pilot CJery Tue day.
Grunion returns starting Sunday
Grunl ll O run~ return 10
~uthcrn California bcache ag.un
for anothu four-night appearance,
o,1arting Sunday night .
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cure, non-amoker . WANTED! ha•r, bl'Own ayH, 30 lb•. Ilk•• commit-I aJao enJ<>y giving a
affkl caring gentl• yrs .. Btue Collar, •• menl, kid•, all'planes RICH apeclal lady nowara. Blu.-eyed btonde, 4 t, .__, Lookl man for outll'lga. poa-affk• SWM, 40 1 , for cure-aoldler. Ilk• and •uv••· ng ORIENTAL Muat live In Huntlng-
slble relationahlp . 1 1 desert, mountain•. tor •lender DWF 35-45 Bruce La• (Born ton beach L•t'a 91ay a1t ng relatlonahlp. ADVENTUROUS h I el ,, 2803 beach Need creamy to • ara c oae r a· Again) '"k• 27 ..... together. I 1883 Love theatre. dlnnera. hi I' t k ...,.. etc RU aenaltlve, gen-DESfB••L£ skinned tall redhead Ilona P m • a oc • under 5'7'', leas than y••L ATTRACTIVE
INTELLIGENT
alze 6, SWF, 5'3", NS
50lah, look 401ah,
dally fogger, COM,
love• travel, lh .. ter.
dancing. Sffklng rela·
tlonahlp, trim prof
SWM with ·young
Ideas. humor <112861
BEAUTIFUL
BLONDE
P.H.D.
,_ 10 ba•k In my love & broker & MBA. #1881. 120 Iba. , -·• mualc -•l'OUI, •Incera, Intel-I afty ~" I ent? Calll •2805 -.v bear me aona. Coata Lovu (lglHIH to Bach), DARK
that want• to feel Mesa. #1888. NOR':"au •port•. beer. #1887 HANDIOllE SHAZAM loved and appracl-c;GNGENIAL -IEEK secure, alncere, alh· SEEKING aled l/ou are warm. LOVIMA rr1end1y. exc1t1ng, ma-FRIENDLY nv YOU'LL FIND 1•11c gant, 3e, ... k• C•nT aaal!MlrL I I OR E SINCERE mature, hon.at, ••n-IV" • ~•&. lure, that w II be maa-COMF TAIL Handaome ~M. 42, auaJ WF. 23-33, 5'4"-
lor tun & exciting ad-aage, romance with • SWM, NfS, fun4ov1ng SWM 9'1''. 185, 45 ... k• SF. 30-40, for 6• for monogamoua-
venturea or Juat ~ real penon. '11884. · gentlemat\ of chatac-.,,..,.., Eur~n d.. lrlenClahlp Leave romance or tun d9'4t. 111• walk• on th• IDVENTOR00'57> ter, &' blond, Nordic, acent, cuttured, men-voice menage & Calf to compata Inter·
beach Must be apon-Seeking allm, non-u grad.. MBA, ath-tally & nnanclally .. phone Wiii anawer all ••t•. #1889. taneoua, humoroua, amoklng woman wtth tetlc, own boats and 2 cure, want• to meat calla. # t847 ---------
romanttc SWM, 36-48, an open mind and houses. NMd lady 35-lady only of haart 6 ,....... ......... ....._tm~K;;;n,...,,..---1 TALL
"> 1 t". for OWF 30 t. heart Muat love tho 48. '11723. w .. tth. #18413~ ....... IOPHll-··nD "> O . volumplou• bru-outdoor•. aalllng, ex----------A41uut I""'
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d .. tefl "2808 tanelty, llmple pl... NEWPORT IUCH MftW DWM, 40'a, 9'2", f\111-
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u•TURE • ,.,,,. ~1,•hll, ~m .... all anow akllng, th .. ter, Iba , gOOd lookJng, ad-mwicular, with curly excallent humor, luat
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4! Specify your pref crences SWF C anadian, 42 BEAUTIFUL yr• s 5", 140 lb•. ln-EUAOPEAH rerested In awlmmlng, 1paa, good converM-BLONDE llon, prefer blondes,
Wid ow 38, hazel 34-45 yra , dlacrfft. I
5'7 , ·120 Iba , great am a Medical Seer•
figure, desires prof ea-_1a_ry"--11_2_1_0_2_. ----
alonal age 4!>-58 al SWEET
fluent. loving man. auo
poaalble aerloua ·~•,1 . ""
t1onah1p 1'2842 SEXY
coHt), a condo at th• ca11 John <llUM9. ably old« wtt.h flnan-who Ilk.ea mualc able , zany, non-
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n.ci. boring, rich, con· _.,.,. MAU9 COUNTY
tormlat. Thlnga I am. AMERICAN .v11ur.
Happy, aecure, mo-lnvHtor, 30•. 8' SWMI TO HAWAII DUDEI
nogamoua, affection· READY TO SETTLE SWM , 39, 8'. 175, Wanted, 16·26 tor
ate. waiting for youl OOWNI S..ka amatt, dark, handaoma all· good llmeall U 8
'1t885. alendaf lady under 35 ecuttve aa.tta pr.ny goodlooklng, good
tor dlnn«a, mualc&la, woman. around 30, to bOd, Ille• ma I'm a 215
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person you arc rc~ponding to
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and work out. looking Very enractlvJt, viva-for crul•er guy under
cloua 111m, 1nape1y, 5'9", muat be rich,
flt, fun, 40 s .. klng over 25. Call Kelty
tall, handaome, edu-#2840
catad proleaalonal _...;;....;;l_WF,;;....-.---K-l--
whlt• mala, 36,,..IS, .-
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frlendahlp, romance,
m ar ri age ? C dM HANDIOlll
•2703 allm, fatthful man, ege
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AFFICTIONATI =.;:;. ~:!::. C: ATTMCTIVI g1r1tr1ene1a and btm·
Graphic ar11al, 5'2", boa. No fat beflled,
blue •v-a. Ilk•• travel, bald, h .. vy drinking,
d an c •, c laa a I cal amokera wantad If
mualc, and theater, you have what It •eelc• good natured, tekff, you will meat
emotionally atable, n/ _you_r_m_at_ch_._.,_2802 ___ 1 •· ~teman. 48-64, TALL for laatlng ralatlon-CWIY
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................. CoPt Df., Cotta M .... llbovton·~~~ .. , Nll9eblndoned"IMUNof au.1nee1 NllM(I) .... A!IOt.YlD lltt -City~. 1,., ... Aw • .,,,.. ... """' ... 111.-o .... ....... • ... "' .. ....
........... t Cant m2t DNn L ~ th• "Ctltloul lullnMI =on~ tt79 Courdl Of lhe City ol Cotta IYtte 3·H, Tuoun. Celt. ~ COUf'llY Qtnl of .......... ... ... ,:.. .... t
The 'ollo'M"O °"'°"' Thi• bualn•H II con-Ttil• ~ _. .. fllecl Name: CUACI MONT£lll0, TNe ~ fl MMol ~ ··~·1 that: UllO --... COunty 01\ NI';,., The~ pereont.,. fn. loloWlnO .. art doing~ .. : duc1ed bY: lndMduM bUll-Wltt'I the County Clettl of 27i1 bet COiiet Higt!wlf(, WN l.o WHEA!AS, tl'llt City hmCO ~ lrtcor-lltt dOlf'8 bua1neN ... ~ ~ .. : SPt:CTAU~ MAAKETINO ,,... • Or•no• County on .My 21 Coront. dtf Mar, Calif ~~,.~ c~ 1r cou,,c.11 h•• 0111 date C""· Callfomle, •M • • NOD••• TClr. 111 N SIMI COlllOt. AAINeOW CONCEPT9. s OAoui-1.. _2102 lu•IM .. Th• rtgl"'•nl(I) com-t991 • Ne2S lli'tT" ..._. .. , on ...... , • adOpted "' ~ '"" c Ave . ~ a-H, Tlllllrl, ~ ~ ~ Me •• Anal'lfil'tl, Cjlf. AlllnbOw r'all•. IMM, C)eilf
Cwtt9I' Uffl9, IMne, Calif menc.d lo l(at\MCI bu9I-~ Tn. FlcUllOUa 9u1lnfU , titled "A AMOllMon Of In• allf.12eeo ' C.. MMe Pi10t .My 30 NIOI 12111 9Z7t5 neu under tll• 1'1ct1llou• IOt... ~ ~· to above P~H '9ntl0n to &t.abll8tl •Com-Thi• bu1tnet1 It COl\o Al9* • 13 to 1"1 , ~ Cttdll Aeplllf Uf\d8 a Peyton ,.._.,, i 0~ L. .io.t 18042 8ualneat Name(t l IJlted !~~titled ~port Gteeh• WM tl6ed In OfMge• County Pul)lllhed NfwpOffBeleh· 11\Unlly l'aclln... Dlttrict OUC19d b'f I~ ' ' T-415 Inc., C.lllomla. I 121 ... Allnbo-# f'altl, lr.'lnt, ~
Gtilletln 5_1.:i_ Fountain Val· tbovl on: JulY t, 1it9. ........... ~ PllOt Auguat •. on April I, tttf ,,,. Cotta Mitt ~ JtJy 23, 111\d To AuthOrid IN Levy Th• 1•ol11rant(t) COl'I\· Stet• COfle9e, 51.fte •• Meo 127'~ i.v. Cllltl llZTOI Ratpt\ L.. 8unktr, ~ 13, 20. 21. '"' No 411516 ~. Auou•' e, 13, 1991 Of spec1a1 T .... P\lftuMt menced 1o trWlMd bual-"""° IOTICI hell'll, C.ilfl t2I08 Thi• t>u11n111 I• con-~ Jung, 1113 Sum-This llMement wu lhd r.u. Y.Je !l!Wpf...., Inc., • T~5 to the Mello-AoOI Com· nep• llOdet the Flctlllo&.9 Tnts butlne11 11 eon-dl)CllMS bY: hutbend enci
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munl!Y. ,IClllt... Act ol 8u1lntt1 N~(•) ll9lfd ..... !HO ~by: I corpot11tl0n llrlfe "1982 ', atlltlng. b ln"'111Gn aboYe on Aptll t, 1111 8Hll 111 -. lilt tt0l1trenl(1) c:om-1'h1 registrant(•) ooin-
to torm 1 cotnmuntty fac111-. Pattlc:lt H. H~. "1111dent • t flt menc.d lo lrWtNCt bull· rnencfd lo ttan~ lltUel·
Ult dil1rlct pur9U9l'lt lo 1tle fhll ~9fNlnl W.I fMfd °"'9 :-••I nMa undet the ,letl1ioul MSI UflCMI thl ~
M911o-Aoot Communtty , .. with the County Cl«k Of .,. dolna ~ ='°"' au.in... N•Me(•r lttetd lu1IMll N•m•(•} _ .. ,"
cilltiet Act of 11112 .. OfangeeovntyonNYN. <•>DM"ID (b)D VIO llboll9on:Nf/I. ef)0¥1on~Julyl,19t1
•m•nd•d (lh• "Act"), 1MI ~ IO'TWAAt Of· H" Termotlitn, ~ u~ AHO C~t., U Of Pat& I Of 0.-NOteM V!l.OP£MENT (e)OM Thie ~ WU N4ld Tht1 awtttMnt WN fll.ct Ylllon 2 Of nu. 5 Of lt)f Publitl'led NewpOf1 ee.cf\. s 0 , T w A A E D ,. with "" Coun&y eteni Of WIU'I the Covnly Cleltl Of
California Oov•rnmant Coll• M ... Pllol Avgu.t '· V!l.Ofll.MfNT 2ne ..,_.. ~ COunty on .My 12, Otang• CQunty on .N'y t ,.
Code, fetf the purPoM of fl· 13, to, 27 •. t991 \lltdt ! .... Sutte X·106, ttlt t99I NeM1a
nanclng C4P1n ~lo IM-T-52$ COWi Mela. Callt. ta21 P•HllO Publllhed Newpott.a,.cti. c~menli (the Feclll• 01\tld M MaltM, 2n5 PuC>Wted Nfwport INch-Colta MHI PlloC .Nf!t ti,
1 J· :..O.~. ::4~ PUIUCp>TICI MeM Vltdt Eut lMOS. Cotta Me.a Pltot J1My 23, 23 30 Auou•• e 1991 n ild "'""'• Cotta MMe Callt 12129 30 ~ t 13 '"' ' ' ' T. WHEREAS, 1•11 City PlotHleue Thlt bu1lnH1. 11 con-' ' ' T~, -42'
Councll HllmllH the .......... Mw duci9d by en lndMoual "'9UC NO..,.• ~OLIOAY RELIEF · •mount 1~ulr!MS fOf lht fl· ..........,, Tiit regllltanl(I) com-flUIUC NOTICI ____ . __ ...;...•n.a...;;.._
TLC fOf pete a, pe.t\ta nanelng ol tn. flletlll!M to The Followlng ~ m~ lo tranaaC1 Ml• ,......._
OC home own., l 2yra ti. the aum of 13,200,000; .,, dOlrlO bullnh1 u · Mita under trie l"letltlOUI P'lotttt.IK ~ Nw
Xlnt I.ta. 761-8355 lndWHER"""~ ,_ ~ • AZTEC/I. DISCOT£CA, Butlne11 N1m1(1) lllltd .......... ........ 1._.. _ __.. ~. '" ..,..,.. IO,,.. 174'5 Beech 81Yd., H\Jn. above on: NIA .... ....-t _,...._..
nanc:e lh• F.cilllJH It I• tlngton Beach Calif 92647 OIM<I MallM The "OllOwlnQ pertON Th• 11'.ollOWlng pet'9C)f\I neceeaary 10 lnaK bOOd9d Lule MredO 'eonnli 1684 Thia 1tattmen1 wu tlted ara Clol~ l>Ull,,... ... a.~ doona MlMU ... Plilst• .,
lndebtlMSnet In Ille lmounl PlflMfw Ctf., Coet .. M .... Wiit\ !tie County CMHtt of ZIOZAO USA. 424 Ollft. "" MEO, 210I Vitti Oo-ot $3,200.000. C .. t 92027 Oranot C~ty on .Mi 28 neyr1 Laguna Beach CeJ;I rado, Newpot1 e.cn, Calif ~nc:J•c•pe Rem<>dellng •o•e Pt.AaTSIHNG NOW, THEnFOAE. rr is Tiiie bu•lllH• 11 con-1tt1 ' t:zt5t1
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9Mea Specil1ll•1t • Neal PatCtiH •nd HEREBY ORO!AEO a1 fol. ~ byl 1111 lncfflltdual ,901940 Jtnnlfe< Aabbttt ..._.INll. Gerald Edward Nyman,
lrlah way. 843·9020 Rep.111 llli!O
R.-!andacape W/COIOf IOW•· T'" I ( I 3•"' ..... , S• "1;-: &t30 E. ChatteltiCM't llYd All phaaea Uindscape TeJll1ures. lnV£wt. Frff 1, h II MCMtaty.to lnetJf ''' rft,ttrent 1 com-P@llltltd...Nlwporl Beacn. .,. ,.jtJ.t es ._.guN API fW31-, L.ft Vtgai ..
C....llve Oeslon H I. Guar. 73fS..8UO bond•d fi'IC11b&ednt11 :::"~., t~"f'k:l1= Cotta Mesi Piiot Augutl I , ~· bua~n:!1 '11 co,,. N1Yld119t22
Pl•Jtfbf""• wllhln 1n~. patch p1a..i.-ing within the boundaries of Bualnen Name(•) "''" 13, 20. 27. 199t dUe1ed by· II'\ ""'IVldual Thi • bu1ln1n 11 con-wour bU«teetl Custom ll!ClUflng, Quelity ~h• propo1td Clly ol COiia aboY9 on· N/A T-521 th• r•ciiatrant(•) com-dueled by: an lndMduel
8-45-7505: C2)'..35305CI WOlll Problems-No Prob-Mn• Communrr. Facllltl.. Lula AlfledO 9onlll• PUIUC NOTICE menced to trantae1 bu9I-Th• ,.gl1trant(1) com-
RON'S GARD•NtNO l•m•I '3298M. 554-7831 ~i;r~c! Nop 9b j~ c (~ Thie ttatement wu tiled neH und« the Flclttlous =~':, ~~~ * * * REMODELING 0ua11ry yatd car•/teu AHtucco, 15 yr guar. ~111 l~he "Ol~1 with tne County ci.,11 OI •• .....:~~ .. ~-Buein .. t .• Nam•l•l 11"" lu•tnet• Natne(ii{' ltted
Cu1tom work. Elec • fltH 12 yr •xp. NB/ blHtlng/petohlng/ed· In th • am o u "1 o t OtMQ• County on July 21. --...... ~:f:'~ 1191 abOve on: Jufy 25, 1'91
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Carpentry·Til•Plumb.-CdM only. e:J1·1872 dltlons. Cleen/Rea-13.200 000 to nnance tn. 1991 F90t-.0 ltee.......e This ttatM*'lt wu llllMS GE: NyrnM ·
FoncH K91UI 898·3t 18 SS I.. Malnt & La d eonebl•, lie. 83NI t4, F1cilltlee Publl hid ~ 8eec The '~ Pfl'IOlll witti the COYntY. Clerk ot ™• 11•ttn'lfnl Wiii lllfd
...,...,,.l!PAJRa Home/ Re1.1Corll ·new .~: • n!.s~ pr~~':'~~ Cot11
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Mt.a Piiot August e, -.<~~:!s.cH~t<~1:3857 °'at191 County ~ July H . ~hec=~ C::.;:,
Rent•I PROPERTIES , eprlnk rpr Relleble, evrred (Of in. 4>l#PoM of 13, 20, 27, 11191 Biren Sl, Sult• 117, New-lll9t 1991 PIO=
Palnt-Carpentry-4lC.· Lie b0nded.7~t·7015 2~ Hr EDD•l4I 15,. llnal"cing th• fliCllltJM tn-, T.527 port Beach, Cellf 92989 l'I0'184S Publlshtd ..__ Drywall Gwy645-5277 . --M chiding aequteltlon aod Im-JttTY F~. 921 PlnecrM«, Pubtiah!MS Newpof1 Beecll-· ·--..-·
*HANDYMAN* THE GREEN SCENE HEATING 'Pl.LIMBING p1ov.m1n1 co.ts and all 'UILIC NOTICE Costa Mua. Calif 82121 Coatl Mua Pilot August 6, Colt• M• .. Poot Aug\Al1 O. ~T'"'5tllu~lnltal COSll Incidental to I)( con-Jock Btwnet\, 14221 Utnllo 13, 20, 27, 1P91 13, 20, 27, 11191
JACK KENNEDY TILE e.g &.mftc>b•·wort.:llU•" SpllntclerlnstallatlOrt lJc S41879 Vlsa,IMastef ntcl•d wllh lht ee-8TAnMINTOP Dl.,lrvtne,Cellf·9271A T-518 T•5H
I Call &n.c.• IM7-07IO TrH T1tmmlng Rtm~•I Garbage dl•P lnatatled I compllehmenl ol eald pur· AAMOONMNT OP i-e1 °"9<>, 2731 S\atblrd, PUI
& MARBLE INSTALL lawn Maint & CIHnup1 Llbor & mat•1l1I S75 pos.e and of !tie financing Ull CW FICTITIOUI Com Mtn, Calif. 92!26 PUILIC NOTICE UC NOTIC!
1les 3528
REPAIR All types 1 CALL DOES IT ALL Rotolllllng •432_8804• Also Plumbing repairs thertol, H p«mlttMI &t •USINRSI NAiii Thi• bu11n .. 1 11 coll-Flat"*'
ot P•vers Wnshlng & Otn contr•ctor al at. Lio • .,599025 115 L•w 721•1170 Seellon 533<15 3 ol th• Act Th• '°''::!:;t ~M>n• duc:ttd !>Y· • ~ '*1· '1otltJoua • ~
Se11llng 497-!>66!> I h11ndym11n price a 3 Thi• City Councll. AC't• have~ the UH of netlhlp •u ....... NMne ·~...,...
THE ORIGluaL Sm•ll & trg r•p•lrt ot Wa'ler oon••r¥•tlon, Plumbera, drain men, Ing 11 leg11lat1Ve bOdy lot lh• ·Flcllllou• Buelne .. Th• t1gl11rentl1) c:om-St .. ~ ,, ... .....,. nl
"" lencH palloa, ptumt>-non-toxic, org•nlc r .. dy lo work From lh• Dlttrlct. Int~• 10 au· Nam•· BINOO IUOLE, ITMHlCed lo lraNUJ butt· The Following ~· The FollOWlng PlfSlnt ow the TILE MAN 1ng elec. plaster, dry lllnd•c•,,. •eNlc•• & se.50 Anytime Sll!ll• lh0r1z• the 111uane• end IM&-0 Adtmi Ave 130 ,,. .. undtr tne l!ktlllou• .,. doing Dullneae ">' .,. doing butlntll ••
le&ky thowara Acid wall Int •JO painting, dealgn. 9el>-ee30 llcenHd -n.w ,con· aal• ot bOndt In the mul· Co111 Mtu. Cahl. 92e28 , 8utln•11. Nam•(•) 11..t!MS INCHfs;.A-WEIOH, ~ S MEO·SCAl8E MEDICAL PUBLIC NOTICE W81h & rogroul New kllchen, blllh remodel atruclion. N•t bid• All mum AQSlf-0-11 Pffolcl>al Tl\• FlctlUOU• 8uslne11 ·~ rlynn· NIA Brl1tol IF. Coll~ Mesa. ~~AllPI TION, 20t8 '!_h & n & additions Lie typos of re1>alrt, flat •mount ol not 10 tllceed Name rtf.,,ed to lboYll .,..., Caltf 82e2e • ...,un ng1on u c ...
The CaHI. Publlc Ullll·1 op1ur DAthroome 499197 ABS 839-4QOO b ids All types of SS,000,000, beating lrlttrHt Wit llllMS In Orenge Countv This ltlltment Wit fit!MS lql>al Kaur, 7111 Hopi Ad • Calt1 928;18
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llH Commtulon RE Shower doors Kite· dralna ctear1d from payable~ Of In on M11~ 4, 1987 A~ wtlh lhe Covnty Clefk of Stanton, Calll 90080 Mltlo Mtcheh Fagen, 208
QUIRES-th•I all uHd
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Floorq Plumbing Lie All re1lden11a1 & comm'I $6 50 Sewer tepalra euch othe1 matmlf u thl1 No.F337l10 ~County on .Jd'f 2$, This bualneu 1.-< con-"c" .. st • Hunllnglon "f~h.
houuhold good~ 4!5yrs 0 C 673 8065 repairs & mn1r11 fteH· CRIMINAL DEFENSE City Covncll 11\al det«· Oomestle T!Vlt ICA•OI 1991 ducted by·"' fndM<lual aln t2eAI
mov.ers. print lh•iri Ttl• & M••hlu •n•l•ll & •bl• & r••eonable. Orun" Orlvtng•S502 ~~~9 h:•leri from mlM, •I a rat• not to ••· BA, 15'&.0 AdllT\I Aw fl901elt Tht t1gl111ant(1) com-Th11 t>u1lnt11 I• l:o~
Pu C Cal T number repair PromµI sor nets •vall 962-1333 Su1p Uc IW•n•nlt · yr wan. cHd Ille maximum rlll• of Cotta MtH Cahl 92626 ., Pub111hed ~ Befeh rnenc;IMS lo lrtntact bu9f· dUc:11MS by an lndMdu.I
umoa & chautteu1 s vie" treo e~r No /ob APT. MAJNHNANCll A" OHeneH, Free Complete copper lnt«Nt u may be au-John T Healy TtvslM/ Cotta Mffll Ptlol AUQUll e n"' undtr lh• F1cl1tlou1 Th• re~letrant{•) C-
·pr1n1 their TCP num-1 too amnll Frank OY•r ts P• ei.p. In Con1ultatlon 77&-8552 replpos from S895. lhoflztd by apphca~ i.w mgt 1$.t•O Adami Aw 13 20 27 1991 ' Butln•U N1me(1) lttltd menced o ffenNCt •
t>er In •II advenlse-Turnar 9!>7·19~ Apt. Matnt. W• can FrM •" We Old t1a1 et lhe time ot Mii o .uc:h r.o.fi M .... Calif 92628 ., ' '. ' T 5t4 •l>CNe on NA :-' und• tn. Actl'lloul . m•nt• It you hav1t a T E hll die .,.,,, h rt price on any plumbing bond•, and rNIUrlng not to Thie bUalnM• wu con-• tqbal KaUf u1ln•H N.,_(1) Jt1td
quHllon abO 1 th 1 IL rnsr"lled Repair•d n en,. ng • o work Min t yr guar· ••cted 4'0 years from th• duct!MS by a t>ullnee• ttutl PUIUC NOTICE Thie 1'3lemtr1t _.., Ned aboY• on .lWy 24, itf'
u 0 0 ·Prompt Court.out s.M<:• ot a major overhaul Aggree•lve Con-ant•• Your di•· d.at• Of the IUuanqe ol Tl111 stat.merit wu nt!MS with tht Covitty Clerk ot T~FllQ9ft
gallty of• mover. llmo f•ff fst & Reler.ncu Newpon Beech· •truotlon. All ph.... petchor, John Ami• 1ald b0nd1 with tn. County Clerk ol Flotltloue Ofenge Couftty on July 28, 1
,.. it.a!trnent wu flltd
0 ' oneuffeur Cell John & Shelby 846·6176 Cost• Mesa • Hunting· of mHonry remodel Smith P. 1umbtng 1 call 4. Monday, AuOv•I 19, Ofano-County on JUiy 2.3, halfte•• .. ..,.. 11191 ~th tn.,..~ Cle~Gr of Public Ullllles Com-ron Bonch Are• Call Lie 4&5-lt\O 966-2324 1991. It 130 pm , In lht tll91 aiet.....,t 'S01M1 ~not ........,,cy °" 26,
mlHlon 7 14-558-41 I! Cf.NTA>JR MAIHT£HANCf. Ctly Council Ch1mti.r1, Pub4l11'1ed NIWPOtf 8each· TM tonowlng perlOnl.,. Published Ntwpof1 a..c:h-t .. I ''°' ~
otd 01111 Cumplete M•lnVA•pelr block, atone & atuceo _,Jobi. LO# p!1Cll 'Cl gal •• n:~:na, ~·· ~· Augutt.8, 13. 20, 18el WESTERN STATES EM· 13 20 21 11191 Co1t1 Mna Pilot AvgllJt I ,
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25 YEAR c 142·2211 c~:en·::n ,~:~o ~ PLUMBING ~ Hall, 7~Falr Of"'-. Coste Me.a Noc July 30, doing butlneu ... Cott.I M•sa P1I01 Augull e. Publtll'led Newpotl 8Qeh·
Metil I Mo thor hos 2 Plumb·alec ·Carpentry Cttll & aeve 64s-8512 ll'lltf .,..._ S 'f' IMllll $.250 appolnt!MS"::: ::o .4;~ T-497 PLOVMENT JOUANAL, • ' ' T·5111 t3, tO, 27. 1891
PAULS APPLIANCE SVC ~:,:" ~g'eo:~r11n~h~d pain! R•ntmt prop S..w11d & Co 941-4203 tJm• •nd pt1oe when and PUIUC NOTICE 7292 Ge.rtltld 13, Hunh"9' T-6t9
All M•kH and Modal• ' for S65 Y• wEtoll r f I our apeclally 541MJ7t 7 whtr• 1111•= Co\lnc:ll, u Ion Beach, c.!11 92048 PUILIC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICI
Couneou• SelV ~'51 Call !>46-7?11 Aak 10• DAH'8 Home Bullneu lfgiltellV• '°'Ille Dl9-8TATCllUT OP ~;~ J,~j~= Flatttleue
3021 -B Harbor Bl C M Attnou tmprovoment Dfywall SSUPERMOVERIS ..._.. ......... ::; wlll c!i 1h:' S:C::: AWDONMllNT OF 811Ch, Cahf92M a"' lu•IM .. Name Pfotttleu9
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c: C•rpenlry & Painting · Froe wardrobe• and & Aep1I,.. Ucente & debt 1i uue and conaldtr UI• OP FICTITIOUS Klmbe1ly Wangltr 7292 lt•t4Hft41nt •~aa .. ...,.. c 0 1111 M. s a My Bonded &45 7622 ASI T IA8288. me/VIH lnSUf 25 yr9 exp. FrM and llnally d•t•unln• aua1 ..... NAMI G1rlltld 13, Huntington Tne fOllowlnQ ptltonl .,. • ...........
homo R11t• "vi lot• HANDY ANDY 1 HR MIN Eat. Fln •"'-975-6095 whether lht publlc Int.,.., The to/IOWlnQ penlOl'll Beach, Clllt 92114& doing bUSln•.. •• • Th• FollOwtng P'flOI'• • ,.. , • • !enc • 1'1eve abandoned the UN ol Tnll ou11n1u 11 con· HOSPITAUlY ACCOUNTS art dotng t>utlneu u .
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Deta1hng 3442
lneld• Out ot Love n2-8646 Etec-Plumb Paint LI 24 HRS. &42·9258 conven • llrtd nec•Hlly tll• f tct111ou1 eu,1n111 tluc1a<1 by nua~d and Sl!AVICE, 15 Latay111t. PEUCA/.I AVIATION, le.JS
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a •nn·e., ... hou.,ekoep carpntry etc 631-4043 O bond• of Ille City fOf the •n• ., •c.1 ... ..,.... _,
B "' *A1 M YING• Dlatr•-PANT'# (b) ONrS SCANTY Tnt• ro~1e1rant(1) com-................ o-1 ... l~t•y· ~ ... Calif 92127 y .,.evln II Aulomollve ers nvntl Pror, lt.(p REP" IRS ORVWALL 114" "''-P-"N....., 31" E t t 7th -·• b ·• ,....,........ -· .... ~.. n.~ t~27 Harbor Blvd CM Liv• 10 o• out from ,.. S Th• Clly Clltlt 11 " '" .. 11 mene,... 0 frll'\IKI u..-ett•. ltvfne, Calif 92 """"' Alan ""'""hol"', 853
642•1298 SSO wi-, 1' , 164 Electrlc11I Masonry 73().1353 VlllMI Conatrucllon Co htfeby directed IO C*IH S ..... Slt 23, Cotta Meta. NII tJnder thf FICIJti0\111 Thie bu•ln• .. It eon. Joa11n, Cotti Me .. , C.111
" " Concrete • Tiie FIX· CLCAN a EXPER't Room edotllona re-noea ot Mid btlo ,,.., Calif. 92127 Buttntlt Nam•(t ) Uated duc"llMS by· an lndMdual 92827 •
Pvt home '"II b11hy111 I rurH 11111at1ed Otfted For a Job Well O~t modeling, qu0allty Ing to ti. g4ven~ ~ Th• Plc1ltlou• Bualnen •l><Wt on July 1. 1991 T"• ,.gl1tr1nt(1) com· Tnt1 1>u1ln111 11 con-Auto ung f 1 o• P T eny Cr•ft•m•n SA&-1790 Serving O c fOf 15 'f'I work #4804517. Frank tlOt't one u~ In • newapa• Name ,.,_.,., '° aoow l<tm W~ · mencld to lrll'INCI btlat-duct!MS by an lndMdUlll ogo 1Golc1Pnwest & WE 00 rleAYTHINQI UC T·1518,'42 "8--7107 pet of Qtrlttal cl'1:Ulatlon wit fllecl In~ County Tn11 1t1t1ment wa1 fll!MS Mitt und« tf'lt "1Ct1t1ou1 Tht regtttrtnl(I) com-
R e pair 3447
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t d"1oe11 8C>l·116<l Mech&nlcal, •l.c11lcal, . cltcvtated within the CM9-on "":... 30, 918 File w11h the County Clettt of B\rtlneH Nam•(•) lllllMS meneed lo lranue1 bull·
lrlct. Th• publication ol Nu0:."}•t Mat"'•~... "'kultln °'1,.!nof1 County on .My t , 1bovl on July t , 1981 neaa unoar th• FIC1llioue1 paining, boat de1111ng uld noclce thall be com-'"' _... .. , .,,,, Mithew OanteJ 8u11ne11 N.am•(•) l9'eC:I MllSIC
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Motlculoua Morton'• days befol• the de.le httaln Cell!. t:llot'1' eo.te Me Piiot J•.., 11 Orang• County on July 9 Thi. tt•tem.01 wat llltd Sc le .. , '°' •aid public hearing. ™• bullnlea ... coo-.. -r • 109 • With lh• County ~ or Moblfe reen SetV • S.ald notice shall be aub-duc:t!MS by an lndtvtdual 23. 30 Augutl II, 11191 1 O!ang• County on Jllv .,._
Nobody bHll Mor· 11antlally In the lorm of Ell· Thit Stlltement w11 tiled f-<125 , .... ,' 199t
1on'1 prlc•• Nobodyl hlbll A to Mid Rteolutlon. with the CouMy Clef1' of PublllNCI Newpott Beech· '90tU8 Our prk:H we eo low 8 The heating rtftrr!MS to Orange County on My t , PUBLIC NOTICE Co.II Mell Pilot July 18. Publlll'led NtwPo'I a,.cn.
you h11ve 10 look up to In the afof11.ict R.ao!Yflon tll91 23 30, AUOUSI 6 11191 Co111t Mf1a Piiot Aug1.11t t .
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II.JC lnt-Atlt)64!>-3209 any ~ lnttrMtlMS, In-doing OvlinlU 11 cludlng peraont owning PUILIC NOTICE l•lCOAST OFFICE EOUIP· fkltttJou• * PAINTING pt~ In the arM of tn. MCN'T CO (b)COAST OF· •uel-.• .....
Ou•JUy pa1"t1ng Local SPRINKLERS Me my P'ot>OHd community 1ac:lll-~ F-ICE SUPPlV 2t21 ~ TM FOllOWlnQ penions lt.eeMent
refer•nce1 F•lr ptlce onty buatneu. Tl,,,.,•, tlee diatnct, Wiii bt htltd • .....,.... NAftM BIVd . Coal• MH•, Caltf. are dojng t>ullnen at The '°8owlno PWtOM Ron 650-8534 valvea, drip •vllem1. upon IN pt~ dlbl ........ nt 112027 Ttel'!Tren. 9t, 4500 cam-.,, dO!ng bullnelt ••: lnat.all11t1on & R~lr latue Tht I04IQWlng per90nt art Aonald C Whiddon, 2~1 put Of. S\I 2tl, Newpo11 SURF llDE V/l.LEl I Mlchatl Cox Paint 122.1ai• ct1ar1.. oa11d· >.JJy t5, 1t91 dOlnQ t>ullMN u : Pytoa way, MIMlon Vlljo, a.ach, Ce11t t2MO SHunLE &ERVICl, 411
Home & amall office $14 hr. • material• •Ileen P. ~. (a)SCHOOL-AQl W°"K• C11tf 11116 '11 Journal, 4500 CemC>W lt11 Ave , Corona dtl Mat,
JAP .. A for product delllllera ap~lng D•NTAL Pl.AN Referencet 876-<t<>Oe C"' Ce.rtr of tM ChJ of SHOPS (b)AFTlR SCHOOt.. Tnlt buelneu 11 con-Or., Sia. 211, N•wPGf1 Calif ~S
Hitt or c•r-r op I 1 It Single So4 TO Month c.... .... ACTl\111'1!1, 9'42 f'ort clUct!MS by· .,, ll'ldlvtdual BHch, C•lrf 92900 AOC) Bed111tld $tN!h II
CWIERS Cl.WINO & f 1t111 ,...... J 7 ·lO B e auty 346
ponunttlH call Kat1n ~r:::.~"97•::;»i: at ttemlly u 75 Month OLSON PAINTING Cl< Tit• a. Marble Batn. Publl•l\td Ntwport Clyde Dr .. Huntington Th• reo111r•n1(1) com-Thi • bu1ln•11 11 con-"" 111• A¥e . COfona dfl
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Bo;tt MBA Gr11d Studeot 6 ftnl•l"tlng c:atpentry AugUi 8• 1091 Port Clyde Dr., HUnltngton 8utlntH Na1111(1) lfirt!MS ~ ~lo traneact bu ... duct!MS by tin~
8 yr• exp ~•I•. PAINTING PLUS '3M58' TU4 Beaeh. Callf. t2t4I above on OclOC>er \, 1912 nee• und• !tie FlctlllOu Tht rtotavant(•) com-___ M_.,_•_&_4_&_·.;.~.;.7_.l!I__ We'd IOV• to take care Q 11...__.. rd b aleo avall. auauc uoTtCI Thia bu11ne11 '' con-Aonald C Whlddoo llutlMll Narn•(•I llfltd ~IMS 'o trlnlac1 tkill-
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OOaS8SY ~IN• a NEE 0 A CLE AN of you71r ~17°3m1 •18 xcel _.. •.1•~•7•• ~-~-The reglettenl(t) com-~ the County Clettt ot It~ 8 AOOney 8u11ne11 N1m•(1) llntd O~vtno f'ull Yeo ht HOUSE? C•H C•ll• ,. .. • It or ~-_..;;-~~:...:~-;.;;..--1 ... _'"_ menotd 1o lranud bull-Ottinge County on .N!rf •• Thi• •t~ ~ Nfd abOlrl on NA
Serv Cati fOf monthly Oependtbl•, Rellable, 744·1'H LY MoeHge PAINTING W-'l.LPAPER ArtlMte TtM Trtmmlng .......... Nw '*' ll'def 1M fllCttlloul 1991 with tn. County Ci.ttl Of Aob 9 Smith H
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dl1covnt1873-11&4 Neal 941.0612 ANO RCPAIRS • Org.nlo non-toxic ............ Butlftfft Name<•) ••tea ,."409 Otenge County on July te. Thie •wtemen& ... Ned Loe1t 1er 1 EJll)tfl 1toO ,,... c.-.. Aleo h•ullng The 1ol1o'Mn0 S*IOnt are lboYt on A4111 ts.:1/'9 Put>lllhtd Ntwpclfl S.ach-11191 With the County Oerk o1
Fr"••• 64'1 1478 6 cleenuf)9. H~ ~·"*' ... [ltUbeth I Alnf Ccml M"' Pilot July " PI01eU Ot~ County on~ 2'. lnconw Ta >< 3770
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P1lnllng1Pap.,hanglnn, J .C. Tltlll ,~/8oco 1.:i~cn: Thi• •tat"'*" WM flllMS 23. 30, Avgu•t e, \1191 ' lllJbltthed Hewport DNc:h• "'' ,.OteM
Old CC>Ynlry prof • All ph.... Ou•llly ~1wpof1 llvd Ntwpcwt ~ht~ c::; 1~f T-423 Cotta M ... P1I01 AVQUll t , filublisheCS Newpon ~
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Uo 220902. 004 oan LNtn French W1th na-Wande Reflol -~. m ,.OOaM "'IUC NOTICI T 510 t3, 20.11, 1111
MntltOW Ciro.......... ttw '"'""°" Prlv•,• °' = =· Utgune Beach, PubltlMd Newl)Ot1....,,,. ,......... WIC MOTICI f.51'
l'M'l!AnO '"""' HolMI group, ftem or con.-Thi 1 Co• Mela ,iel """ u ..,.,,. • ..._. MUC llftftl"• ,.,_ _ _, "-'aalton 842·J 1ee • bu11n111 11 con _, ,1 P'I'-'"•--.. ~ Apt -job flrM... dlJoted by .,, lndlVldual lO, M9* '· ''· 1111 •t......... ....... -&1 lk:,~7836-t?H T"• 1tgl1tran1(1) com-T.,.&I Th• fOl!o'Mng ~'°"' art lltMlnH• teew. ,....., YI
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ming • 8pf'klt1Ughtlng F,.. Ml, ... '430& OrMQ• CCM1ly on ~ 11, doh ~ M : Mela. CIM ~ Candl9'#00d Way, lwna Hie• Harwy, '4JO ~
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Sine• 11>73 (47'1"') • _ · ,.1117 wood Drlv~ewport ~ lltV • OOtPotMIOn J~.!.!..,. butlnan 11 con-, Oob &46-0281. Wf Gitt 1t111 *"I T°"'* Mwc: • Wtnc1CM Qean.. ~ .....,_. ~ ---. c-~ • "' 1-ol11t1nl(•I com-.-.-~an~ Thi• bu11~ ... 11 .~. ccm-
Total '"~ AemocS-Ing 0.U.lfly c., • ., Co• ....... ,... .Nlf u tAi ·~ NlttOn, ~ lo ·~ ..... T ... , .... ,,.,.,(•) com-OUded lltV an~ Dullf'• &...... llllftt enno a-v . ......._ To ,... r.... ,.,.. •tt. 30 Augult 1 ti 1•1 ' t11 llayaa.d Drtw, ,,..... ,,.. UMW lhe l'tdllloue ~ Jo lfll'!Nd ~ Tll• r111111,n1(1I com.
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THE PETITION CREDITOR or ~taltv• to ,_ .... • "''* • of ........ 1 H=-• ... A .u W .-.: llMOH "° ....... .,..,._, e'dodl 111 °" ~ ti I 1-111 lliille ~~ ~~ ~· h i R•ymor'ld p oon~"'' C'9dll0r of ...... , ~ ....... Of .... ,..,.... .. .... of ...... II: Al WROCLAWIK\', MA"" ~ '!..._,,..,.. ... ~ ~ ,., J· "'*"' .,.. .,,.; .. II p 111 .,,. _,.,. ..,_,. of Trlilntkl Nia R~moncl P ~Mold YoU must lhe decedent .... MIOYI WROCLAWllCY. '?a W . ._ '"""" ,_ dMI "" -.. iii.~_., Md Tha ........ .....
County on .My 11. frll~ be ~led .. your c• Will .. ~ THI PETIT~ A ..... -....... ... M ..... .., ......... =' CAITllll't'. CO.TA :::. "::f'o't-=. ..... = .... In "°°"' fa .. NICI ............ ~
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IHcft,.coeta ..... ftllotl THE PETITION w In four -rnon.. Ir TM wtl and any codlc•• ~.... .... -.......... ..tr:.·... ,,. ............ ~ ......, lllOwe. ~ = ':o ~~ ~~ Colla ..... c.11,-.
,tJtr 30. AugUlt e. t3, 20, '*".... the dilcedenl'I tf'9 ... ot ,.,., i.u.nc. °' .,. =~·=" .. "lot ,......, .............. ..,. Of ......... ::.. or.,.'-: Tu Mum. ==to.:-=~::. OP CALl•OANIA· Dl· .... L ---•••• tlll. Will end codlclll, If WW. lettota • ~ In ~~~ 1 *Pl ...e ..._ ....... .._, ~ .. :NONI ~ff .... 11111 fJI ~ ... '"4ne. CA ~·1.: TM 'AlllTMINT O, TMN. fOUfW\ •• #I. Loni lledl.
t50I be admil19d to probllte. MCIOn ttOO Of .... vr • 111 ........ The Ml'M9 -..,._ 1111 ..... ._ ... = P'OftTATION l'AOflOSAL C... -..,.. ________ The wll and MY codlch C.i.tomla Probale Code THE PETITION If .. .. addrUHI OI h ~ W: A AA.IMO ....... wt ...-.an .. AND CONTRACT POA Tiiie ~M.. II OOft-
atl avalabli tor Tho lltf'te tot 111no •dlllma requ"ll IUlhortty ,_ ... ... JENN,,lA NOO. 4111 tU4, JAHe E. 4'1Nt0, ._..II (?t4) 4~ · CONITAUCTION ON ~tr: en ........... Q ~ N 1· •, texllmll\atlon In .... hie kepi wll not •••• before lout admlnlsltr lhe .. "' .. ,, ....... Oft ......... BIACH_!!·..i...~ 1-1, ..w. 141-11.:.= 11 LIND-Thet:;E ~ STAT! tf!QHWAY IN °"" Tll• r .. lttrant(I) COM-lby fie eoutl · monfla from .... h9at1n9 ut1dtr the l~n<Mnl _, .... .._ ._., _.. f'OAT ~. CA.... M9'0, • CA ta7IO II .. ANCM! COUNTY IN COSTA menood lo hnMCI ..... ... --------. THE PETITION date t\Ottc.d ~ Admtn~ trAllOn nl Ell"lft ,..,, •••••• _...., The ...-to be ..... .. A9 llllecl e., .. ....,JU. ~ T"9 M ~a A , "0 M 1 ITH ,_ under IM ,.._ Pl.ASE requ•ts aulhonty to VOU MAY EXAMINE Ac~ (Thi 1uthot1ty Wlh ~ ""''"' _, M d..cftbed In """91 •• A eeNee, II olw bullr'9ll ~ COt*9la of the Jal.. ITM.IT TO 19TH tfftl!T IWlneaa NMte(t) .... ..,...., P .... , 1adl'nlnlsttr lhe estate lhe ... kept by the COUit N allOw ltie par900 .._ ...._,. ...._ BUSINESS, INCLUDINO na11111 and addrH11t ~ a.w.I WOttl dMc:tfpcidli: ~on• nae ........
.g. 81. born In 'undar lhe l~ndenl you .,. • --n ,.j>ffflf\lllllV• 10 llWI ··'"'"' fr•M .... Al.L l"UANITU,!!!.,._~~l!: &*Cf bV .. Selletl\Jetnaee g::::··...,_..!_2043 ni l.'=i ~ AoedW9y Jemie L.: Joneaorl IAdmln1str1tlon ol Estlllel lnllti tld In ,.._._ ™V l\CllO"'I '*lltlout eeurt TURES AHO E.....--rn Witt*! tt,... ~ b9fofa wWlbol• Thie ptot1Ct hat a OOaf of TNa lt.llllmenl wM ~ Morenci. Michigan, IA.c1 (This authority Will ...,., ~Me W::-" ~te-1 o1>111lnino C'Ourl •pp1ovll --...:.. ~ .___. M<mE FUU.Y DeSCftl9eO the dllll IUCh 1191 wu...,. Dom tlo I A1clal1ned 10 pefOlnt minOffty ~ With lhe COunty Ctlltl °'
OC1ober 18, 1909. allow Iha petSC>nal ,_to-' e ooun BelOfa (;1kin9 C'9'1Ain YI') ,._., .,.. ...,.... ..._ ON EXHIBIT "A" Al\ or ... 9d lo lhe Bwet/ W.., ,ilClllllM, ioca.f~ .... ~ .. (Mal) and Of County .My n
Stemming from farm representalr.'e 1o &Me ~l>eda~I tice~:t ,,,:r ~nan; actions ,..~.,.........._. Yeu...., TACHEO HERETO ANO Tranefwae ... 1U£NO$ lf ... ground In T4n1auve ~=.n ~ '"~ on •
llfe In her childhood, rMn~acllOns wiltlout of an oln _:.,.,., • S how.ver, ~ ~ WMt te •" aft et• MO A E C 0 MM 0 NL Y AIAfS AHTAURANT, M30 Tl'eci t_. lnlend of , .. ==•• (WltE) plr· ,IOt t40 •he mOV9d to C•ll-ol>la COUit llPJ)l'OVal llPPfalal Iv _,, an r•pteHnlAllVt win ~ ,..... ..... " KNOWN AS THE WQ. WARNER AVDIUE. f()UN. cite COMl Hwy. between
fomla In 1919 and Befort king c:ertafn V&fy ot of .:.y -.::.:-: ~!qu•~,.to 9"'• nolice I ,_ H'Mt llnow Met• f:TABU: PATCH <: TAIN VAUEY, CAUFOAHIA COronm •Del Mtt1 ~ LA-No pt4i-bld mMtlng la ,.~ ~ .. ~ tater •tt•nd9d Or-1fr4>ortat1I .alons account aa vjdad In "'tar"-1>4Ktons unle torMJI ,_ "'-oaff llft UMt91T ''A'' TN ...... aold or to be pa uMCh n ...,.enge ~tor IN1 profect .....,..., ~, •
•no•,Hlgh .School II however, the personel MC1lotl 1~'° of .... lhey have \IVArYld nolle• or ettemer ,.._, .. ..,_ INVENTORY OF f~NI· .old.,.~ In gen. ~-The plpllftM ... Bide .,. reqund '°'the Auguet •• 1s. 20. 1•1 w.. nere th•t the ~P'=i:f\lalve ::Ice~: California Probate Code A ~°lJ:lte~h~ ~~n .... et a ..... eN of. nJRE, AXTURES, EOUIP· r~Ul~.E~ st~AE:; ==-~::ca J: entire worlc • d11erlb1d T...O
met and later mar· int'!: .. ~ p2rsons unless ~T:ta~!i:!t:ir'~ot~ admi111,11at1on ~11y1 H•• (ll1ted In th• MENT, ETC Of THI! VEG-TRADE. LEASE, LEASE· co .. t ~•lopm1n1 10 ~time thlt cQnlrlCt,. PU1UC MOTICI
rled her hu1band, lhey have watv.d noliee or court clerk. w1I be gran•d uni.es • ._.~let. ETABL.I! PATCH LOCATfD HOLD l!STATI!, lEASE-MWW future llomel Md Ir-awarded, the contrl<:tor ~~t:~y g~ad::~~~ contented to the proposed Attorney'°' f:lt9tltloner· tn~eresled C:'~n hlfl an .... ~ ........... Mo AT 4188t BIRCH ST .• No I· HOLD IMPROVEMENTS, tlgmtlon ~!:...~· •h•ll jOllHI •l'h" • f. action ) The Independent ASTOR I PHILLIPS . o jdec~ohn 1 eod petillo = .... ottaolon 1 NEWPORT BEACH CA OOODWIU.. AND TRADE tlon "*, Mn '"~ h C1aa1 lloenN 0t a CIUI from Whittler Co. admlnisratlon authority 505 Cltv Pukway w .. , an s ows oo caua ueted ttene Uft 112eeo • NAME Mel .,. loeat9d at: OH o ttandard conllr'UC-C.12 llcenM. ... ... Oflll lege. ah• laugh! wll be granted unless an S It 1000 why Iha «iurr llh~ld ·not ....... Ila 30 DIAi CAL.-135 w SAKER STREET tlon dOat contrOI meuur... The C(l>IW8C10f mutt alto The f~ PlflCll'l9.,.
Phyelcal Ed and 1n111ested person lites an ~~~.. grMl lhii Aulhonty · DD~IOS ' 1. 2·TUB STAINLESS COSTA. MESA, CA 9M ProJac.ta 12'40, 11110, be prOf*ly llcenMd at the dOlng buelNet H '
O&nce lor"'9 ye•rt In objection lo the ptltlk>n Or-. 'CA 12MI 2913 A HEARING on lh INI'• p,... STEEL SINK of I C«taln RESTAURANT 3t27il. The INtM COllt • time ihl bid II tubmltted BINGO BUQLE NEWIPA· lh• Orange School and shows good cause New'!!'e.act11C ta l)iit111on will be l\eld on MfttW UM reepueete 2. ta" FISHER FAUCET bualneti known •• THE Zone e eome.tlc Wat« except lh.c on• Joint van-'. PER. t54&-0 Adami Ave.,
District Sh• WU al-why the court should not MesK'Pliot OS A'3U~I 22 1991 •• 1 415 ....... ~"·~ •n 3. TRAULSEN 3 DOOR PIZZA PL.ACE. AeeeNoll'LZC?:M., Domettlc: tur1 bid • Joint Venhn "' Coll• M .... Callf 82tat way1 vltelly ln1er grant the aulhonty July 30 Au 1 6 1991 P in Oepl 3A IOC&led 111 .... oef1lt, FRIDGE The kind of llcenM lo be eoo.ter 81nOl"I and lone cenae may be obtained by Me11 El Ooredo TNll,
etled In her com: A HEARING on the ' g ' ' 700 Cllllc Ctnttr Dnv U1ta outa O une 41. TAAULSEN 2 DOOR tr1n•f9rred II: TYPE'. ON G ~med Weter Reier· a co~ton ol ~ 1546-0 Adams Ave., eo.i.
lty Sh ed petition Wiii be held on West. p 0 Box 1138. u....-. telafontoa no FRIDGE SLIDING GLASS SALE BEEA ANO WINE volt, locm9d 9d~ to lifter bid opening tM .,.. M .... c.tlf '2at ~~~he Boa~d ·~:v m. August 15, 1~1 •I I 415. PUBLIC NOTICE SRnla An CA 92701 ........... preteooton1 5 WOLF RANGE • 8 EATING PL.AC! NUMBER· propoHd North Upper fore IWtld In ICCO«lal'lce Thia bu1JnH1 11 con-
p M 1n Depl 3A loc.ated at · IF YOU OBJECT T 41·257438 now l11uld for loop ROid about M/2 with BualMQ and Pro-~by' an lndMdual rectors of lhe Child 700 Cl\fte Cenlet Onve SUPUllOR COURT lhe gr nHn9 ol the peltllOf'I, .., ~· ..rtta • BURNER the ptetnlee9 localed at· mHM north of Peclflc CoNt fe11lon1 Code Section The reg111r1nt(1) c~
Guld•nce Clinic and West PO BoicB3S Santa Ol'Tlt•STAT• vou ~?uld 11p~ar at th Ma41ul1te ttana que 6 DUl<E STEAM TABLE . 735 IAl<EA STREET, Hwy. IOU11\ of Newport ?02t.t . ' mena9d lo trlnlaCI but11o
WH Pr91tden1 of Ana CA 92702 OF CAL..,ORNIA l\eiving end Sl31e you ov•tr 09" ... few· 5 UNIT COSTA MESA, CA 92707 9Mch, In Ormnge County, Thia COl'lj(llCI It~ iO naM under the l"1cUtlOul
Harbor Key Auxiliary IF YOU OBJECT TO FOR TH• ob}tcllons or hie Wnlle .......... ....... ... '7 LIQUID FtRE EXTIN-The lnUcil)lteG date of Ca. Thie C>toi.:t lnYoMie ltate conttlCt nond*"""-ltutlnell NllM(1) l8'9d
ol the Chlld Ould· the 9rant1ng of the pellloon COUNTY 01' ORANG• ob141Cto0ns with lhe c:ou r••l•d .... •ted .... QUISHE~ SYSTEM AUTO me ule1tran11., 11 AU. the conatlUC1lon of two 2 8 nttlon Ind compliance ,.. abcMt on: June 20, 1M1
ance Cllnlc 1963· you rJiould &1>9&llf 81 ltHt CAii! NO. A<IM4t belo1e lhe heanng V® .,. ... le OOfte ... II HAND FIRE EXTIN-OUST 23, 1991 11 NEW· MG re .. rvolre and • qulremente &:.Meant to John HMfy 19&4. She WH ac· hlta11n9 and stale your IN THE llATTUI 0 ,. appei\fnnce may b• tn OUCIM eu --GUISHER PORT ESCROW COM-boeater pumping ... lion Oowmment ,..SecUon Thl1 ltatement_WM. flltd _ tlve In P E O and obJtc:llOns or hie wntten 1>41rson or by your 111iomey .. • PA.HY 27~ BAISTot. ST tor the putpoee OI IUppty. t2"0 wUh Iha CCM1ty Cl9ftl Of IHHV9d at Pre1ldent obiecllons with the cour1 THE PETITION TO IF YOU ARE U9tM ftO prMeftta I EXHAUST HOOD WI No 110 COSTA t.4ESA. cA Ing potable wager for do-.,,_,.:,.~WIN be Ofllll9d Ormnge County on .My 13.
ol Church Women belor• lhe heanng Your CHANOll THE NAM• CREDITOR 0t eu ,..,.,_ .. a tlefnpo, MAl<E UP AIR SS 112829 mist1c Ind fire flow and r• to bld<Mr9 property cenJ. tt91
United. The 4th 011• appe111an<:e may be 1n OF TO•IAI MICMASL conllng nt credolor Of th ~ ~ et ouo, 10 5 MAPLE TOP TABLE The 1moun1 ol the pur. claimed Wiiler fof lmQdon fled u 1 "Smal 8Utine1t" l'IOUae
trlct of p.,enl Teach· per~on 01 bv your allorney MYRICK dltcea~ed you must fl r le i*edM quftar 9U 11 CAA.OLE OUEEN AO-ehan ptk:e or CONldet· to lhe planned IMne Coe.et ~ lat., than lhe bid open-Publltn.d Nftpor1 ~
e r 1 A s 1ocI a1 1 on IF YOU ARE A ORDER TO SHOW your chill! will1 the coun ealerte 9U dlftefo ~ TISSEAIE 5 SKEWERS Ilion In c:onntelton wilh the dev91opment. Btnl~ Ing d1te end In flCCOfdance Coate M... Piiot Jvty ~ ,.. .. a and mail n C'opy to th t ~ d S 0 0 tramlw of the 1ie.n.. •nd are ihl ltvlne Ranch Wattt with Section llM « MQ • •warded her lh•lr CREDITOR or I -u IE FOR per~On.11 rerrennl"hv e raa oeae• e IY 12 TAN F A RQ. bulln-. lnc:JIJdl the Olittlct and the 1 lrvlne Tl 2 California mini Augutt 8, 13, 20, 1ft1
highest award. a Na con11ngen1 crt1dnor ol lhe CHANG• Of' NAM• oppo>nl"d by the cou propl•d•d atn avtao TISSEAIE W/ELECTAIC llmlteG ·ltwwlt~ It = Coatt rteldentl. Mitigation u:w 'Cocl• A lof:fOf ,! T44
tlon•I Lii• Member· decea~ you must hie PETITIONSR, ToMae w1lh1n tour months fr adtolenel por pert• de WARMER eum ol M7 ooo oo Wtilttl ITINltnl .,. the IOllOwlng sting eueh efttenee • .. ... MO -ncl
1hlp, In recognition Y~' clt'lim with th1> co~n Mlchaet Mwrlok h•• the (hit' ol llr'll t5.su11nc1 ol I• OOtte. 13 MAX CASH REGISTER con111t1 of th. fOl~ng· of ttandatd conltrvctlon ~nclud9d wttr the bid __ r_"'~-------
of h•r Hrvlce The ~rs:::,·· "r;;re~ ... ~~8UV: ni.cs a poHtlon for an le119f!. '"' provided .. lbteten otro• NqUl•I· 14 LITTON MICROW~VE CASH ON D.EPOSIT m•thod• to rtduc• the documanle. Applle1tlon1 l'letttt••
Newport Harbor 11 ontoo b lhe court order to ohe,... Mlft4t section 9100 ol lh•,toe ........ Pu9de que OVEN $1.00000 1empot1ry Inconvenience tor itatut •••''Small Bull· llu....._ ......_
PanHellenlc gave Pr:. I y h I trom TOii.AS MICHAmL Cahlorn1:1 Ptob,,lft Code u1ted _.,.,. Hamer • t5 LAMPS DEMAN 0 N 0 TE due lo nolH I/lei d,uat ... nfft" must be tubml119d It t t h the I Ai h wi in our moni s rom ThlJ tin~ lor Mino ~t.,1ms .. -$32 500 oo aoclaled with normal con-n... G • ...._ A!~rd In r 1976 •;;:, lhe dilltl ol l1rst 1s.-;uance ol MYRICK TO MtCHAaL wi• not l'•plra before lour un •bowedo lnmedlat• tll TELEPHONE IN,STALLMENT NOTE itl\ICllon ectlvttlel. Graded lo l';~"o~ Of en-The tOllOWlng pereona WI le1tt1rs a•, provldt!d 1n T081AS RICE months lrom lh1t htartn Mente. SI no OOftOOe e 17 SERVICE COUNTER $33 500 OO ilopH wlll be lindtcaped ..... e, ,.~..., ol Small dolnQ butinee1 H : ~;'m~~ ~~ ~h~ d~:m~ secbon \ 9 too 01 ·the It I• tM,.bJ Ofdefed d.1te no11c1>d 1'bove g "" 'abo1ado· puada CABINETRY DATED JULY 15 11191 to prevent oroalon Ind 10 ~nd t~:~orlty bualn .. i , !•>CORBIN-HILL, INC.
munlty... Private f~hl~rnta Pr11btle 1008 that all penona Int~ YOU MAY EXAMINE llamat" a un MfYlolo de t8 SALAD OAR . CABIN· BUYER'S SIGNAT'fJRE• 4"'11\tne• ett1 ... thellca. S=1ment~lf~t,~~: 100, (b)~B:C,FOO£S• c:
Or•vesldt Service wile n~7':x~;11 11b:?or~ 111'~ eated In thl• matter •P. lhe Ille k11pt bV 1ne coun If referenola \M •bow• ETRY RONALD A ALFARO, JANE .. tty J, ~.DI• ProjOCI p1.0., ap.clal.pte> ~! ... Cati! ~ •
T .. da A t 6 months from the hearin pear before thle court you are a per50n doa o • una oftclna de Ill SALAD BAA OROR IN E ALFARO, trtot S.Oret*Y vli loni, and propoHI Cotbln Hiii Inc Callfonq w~th M~mo~~~1ser: dlllenollcedabove 911n Department No. M 1n1er9S1 .. d In lhe eslale. ayuda ..... "'9• el df. PAN SIGNATURE OF SELlER Publl•"•d Newport torm1 lor bidding lhll Thi• buelntt• 11 con.
vices at the Corona YOU MAY EXAMINE of ttte Oren .. CcKlntJ you rn..'ly Ille With lht court f'9Gtorto t•fo1tfcot. 20 SALAD OAR SNEEZE OR LICENSEE· SIMON Beech..t:o1._ Mell Pilot project can only 6e ob-OUC1ed by: a CorJ)Otlillon •
del Mar Community lhe hie kltpt by lhe coul'I II Superior CoYrt at the n form.ii Re:1"esl lot c .. e No. ea.t .. H GUAAD WROCLAWSl<Y • MARY August 8, 1991. lllned I the Department of Thi t1gl1tranl(I) com-e o n g r e g a t I o n 11 I you are a p8fson addreu ahown llbo¥e sret.ll Nollet o the llllng The name end ed-21 SALAD OAR BACK WROCLAWSKY 1530 Tr1n1~1on. Plant llnd menced lo lranteet ~ Church •• 2·00 P M interested "' in .. vslate Ion Aueuet 20 tfft at o •n inventory and d,.n of the oourt I•• MIRROOS 8Publl•h•d Newport Bid docum1nt1, Room neu under the Fletltloua you !Tiiiy hie wllh .,.,, coul'I • • appra1g.'I ol es1a11 as5411S • 11ch~111 Mn• Pilot PUIUC NOTICE 0200 (lonnef1y Room 311) BullneN Ntme(I) 11.-ct RKeptlon lollowlnQ. a lorm.al Request tor 2 o'oloctr p.m., and or ot any pellhOf'I 01 CEI ftOMbre w dlrecclon 22 STEAM TABLE CABIN-Auguste, 11191, Trintportellon Bulldtng' abcMI on· NoYember 1 SuNfved by D•ugh· SP8CI 11 Nohce ol th~ tolin then and there •h-account •'S groY!ded In de le Corte eet 0"· ETRY 1532 &.aQAL NOT'tCS 1120 N Stl'Mt, P.0 ao• 1ees '
ter, Lynn Cornell of an mvenlOry anS c•uee, If enr thew section 125 ol the ANG• COUNTY SUPE· 23 STEAM TABLE NOTICIOf' IM28741, Sac:rmmento, Call· L.M Mac:Oon.ad Secr«ery !~dn• A~~~~ :::a~• appn1sa1 oh1slate i\~ts "9¥•, wt.r ltte petition ~ahlom•,,1 Pr~ol• COdlt A IUO" COURT, 100 SNEEZE GUARD PUii.iC NOTICE PUllUC aAL.m fomt1 IM274·00C>1. Tei. Thi• llatement • wu 11..o
or ot .1ny pe1111on or for cl\ange of neme t ~e<Jt or lab:':'~ Nol~e Clvlo Centef Drive 241 FRONT SIGN l'Mate Of' AUNOOffU Phone No (918)445-3325, with lhe County CWtt of ~nr;:r;:,:~~n~~r•~d;•~n ,,ccoun1 .l.'i proVld;Jd m should"°' be 1ranted. c<;;:;:, ~~"~:111 a rom • w .. t, P.O. aox t"4, 25 WHITE MENU &OARD STAHMNT 01' ~ Ind IMY0 be ...,. et the Orange County on .My 11.
seoon t250 ol lfle It la further ordered At101ne for Petitioner Sante Ana, CA H70t 26 3 BURNER BUNN AllMDOllMDT Of' Notice le hereby glvln tbove epertm•nt of 111111
P•clnc View Com· Cahlom"' Prob.\ltl Cade A that a oopr of thla R""'OYY sw •NSON Th• name •ddre11 COFFEE MAKER UU--TITtOUS lhll the ·--...,......, Miii Tt~ oftloe and at ~IOOeM • I. r y . N. y p 0 r I Requ"1.I lor SptK:IAI Noloeto ....... .. • • I • ....... .--_...,...__ lhe orr.c. of the Ot•lt'td Pu --~ ..... Beach Pacific View lorm 1s av." 'Ible lrom lht! order to •t.ow CleUM ESQ end telep ..... te nu~ 27 CUISINART FOOO •USINtlSS MAM• NII I.I ~ IUC:tlon, put· Ctr~ of TrwponaiJon blttW Newpoft ..._.r
dlrecllng (7t4) G-14 courl clwk b• publlahed In th• 4000 MecArlhur Blvd of ptolntttra ettomer, PROCE~ The IOllOWlng pertonl euant 10 Section 2t700 of SI Lot Anoele•. San Fran. Cotta M ... P'llOt J"'1 30.
2700 Anorney for Petltioner Pllo,, • new.paper of SI• 600 or plelnttff wtthcMlt an · 211. HANlYslNK llllW abendonecfthe UM of the Bullneu & Prof .... cfaco, ri tne dlllflct In ~1II,13, 20, tll91
C ARTHUR NISSON general clrculaUon Ne?cort Beach • CA •tterne~ l•t Cl!I ftom-29 MOP SINK lhl Flet1Uou1 Bu1lnH1 Ilona!~·· the folloWlng Which the wort! 11 situated T ... 95 ;============-=-=-=.=: NISSON & NISSON printed In thfe oountr, ~26 0 S.. C lw•, fa df.,-.ocfeft r el oo. MOP AND BUCKET Name DELTA CONSULT· g~y C~~S IOA~ St•ndud Speclllc1tlon1 at•tUC _..,.1 17491 lrvln• Blvd #1 00 at l•att once • WMll •• 11wr>0.Prtlo .ich ~IA numef9 de t .... ono del 31 ASSORTED STEAM ING GROUP, 25871 La wuh "'"'« b ep-mitt Ind S~d Plana .,.. __ r_"'-----'-~--Tuslln CA 92680 f ..... Mt-'.:\ 1 I • Pate Boull'vard 1412, El • -1 • • " avellabll tN°"SJh the State _..._ TAYLOR
Evelvn A. T 1w1or
PaHed 11wey S11tur
day. Augu81 3, 1Cl9 t B orn In Toronlo
C11nad11. sho had
llved In Orengo Co
for lho PIUI ~3
years and had boon
Manegor ot lho J C
Humphrios Jewolers
In Cosl a Mose for 32
years She Is sur-
vived by her d11ugh
I er J II C 11 1 e
Humph11e1 sons
Gene Teytor •nd Lee
T•ylor. aon·ln ·l•w
J C Humphries
1even grandchlldr•n
a nd five greet
grandchlldren Fu
ner•I 1orv1ces wlll t>e
held Tuesd•y Au·
gull 8, at I I 00 A 11.4
at Pac ific V1 ow
Chapel In Newpart
Beach Interment wlll
be In Pacific View
Cemetery P1cll1c view Monu11ry 01.
reeling 844-2700
INP,.,.po,°t 8'>;Jch ·cosln for our conaecut •• e AuQ 6 e 1 J 1(}<11 •l>ot•do del deman-TABLE PANS TOfo, Callf. 112630 2 chetts, llWT'I mo .• mite of Calitomlm, o.p.l'tmant of "--
Mi>s.1 P1lo1 . wHka prtor to ttt. day dante, o dal d~ 32 ASSORTED POTS Thi • Ftctltlov1 8uelne11 CHERIE WALTERS A·l5 T1en1portatlon Put>llc• l'1otttleua
Julv 30 Aug 1 f 19c:i1 of ttt. tte•rift9. PUBLIC NOTICE dant• que no tleno AND PANS N1me referred ro 11>ove ~htlrt, ~ plct.~ b~~·R ~ tlonl t.Jntt, 1800 Aoyll 01k1 •ua.111111 Nw
_______ • __ DA.TEO: JUL to, IH1 FM~•· •b•t•do, .. , F ... .,. 33 ASSORTED PLASTIC WU tllld In Or~• County W~LTEAS·~ 17 b & DrlYI, Stcramento, CA s ..........
PUBLIC NOTICE TULLY H. SEYMOUR, Flclltloue .,.ICK •· TU"N•"' FOOD CONTAINERS on M~ 3, t 118 Fiie matt. 3 chit; r•t x C:.Ch llHIS. Telephone No The IOlloWlng '*"°"'.,..
Judge of th• Superior .".,,,. .. Name HNI• M. LUIQKOS, 34. ASSORTED l<NOVES ~·';,~cy Lundy, 254571 Lt ch . tablet, ~ r•k•, m11e: l!:~:'!csS-::Os~3c:: ':'e\~ro"'P1ooucT
CP027680 j Court Statement TYrfter, Cooper and ANO OTHER UTENSILS Pare 8l\ld #4l2, El Toro, BRADLEY LtBlANC H·22 end Sti nOud Plant GROUP, 22935 hvl Aanotl
NOTICE OF.PETITION Publl1h•d Newport The loUoWI ptlflont 1re Reynotcte, C7t4l 474-35 .2 POLYETHELENE Callf t2830 App11 141 dtsk1, chairs, of• througl\ th• Publlcattoni Pukway, Yorba Linda,
TO ADMINISTER I Beach·Co11a MHa Piiot doing bu1tne':. u : eeoo, 1 '•ft! Pt ... , UTTINQ BOARDS Undt Sltvenl, t02A Averlll fie• room dlvldH, tat1, Unit with comp1nv or firm Calif. 112t87 E~T ATE OF: July 23 30, August 6 t 3 DOVE OUILOEAS SUPPLY. Suite J211 lrvtne, CA 311 Al l BATHROOM FIX· Awnue, 8111'1 Pedro. Callf b08 11u.o· mlSac ANTHONY CE· purchut Ofder numbor will T .J We1tco Product•
Phyllis S. Johnson 1991 22t2 Dupont Drive. S6.11e T, t27t4 TURES 90732 A h32 Dftu«, bk be honor•d. FAX No Group. Inc . a Calltomla
•ka Phyllis T478 IMnt Calif 02715 DATSi NOY 20 tfft 37 ELECTRIC WATER The M1ttox Group. 513t =· :;t.';!?!r ~~i<a d~ (918)3241..att7. corporation, 229)5 ~
Skilton Johnson Community American Inc , Garr L. Granvllla HEATER Watm Sprlno1 Road, Glen E,._. loole 111 bllle Ch Olds 1hell be tubmintd Rench Pukway, Yorb1
CASE NO A159957 PUBLIC NOTICE c 11t1orn11 22t2 Dupont y ' Ellen, Caht 95.442 -.-· • • • on1y on propoaal f0t1nt lur· Unda, c.tif. 02t11 · Dnve Suite T Irvine Cahf C .. til, •w J.,..t '"'"91 38 SIDE CABINET rt111 bullnet1 wu ~ fen, m11c RICHARD nlthld by the Oepltr1ment Tiiis builneu le cor.-
To All hvors THE COSTA MESA ZON· 1127tS • • Deputy APPROVED TERESITA ducted by a generll part· SHANEOROOK J·S Ref • Cool .. or laetlmllff ol the ducted by• IJlll)rporatlon
ben1Jhc1Aritoc; credltor~I NG ADMINISTRATOR Thi• bu11neH I• co~ PubU1hed N.wpott Oeac:h-YANQCO nerv.lp bllc•, IP & mat •tereo. bld'der'1 completed end ••• The regl .. r&nt(I) COfl'I. c~~:n• ':::01ors !'.! WILL RENDER A DECI ducted by • COfporalJon Cotti Men Ptl()\ July 30, BUYER s SIGNATURE Thi• •t•I~ -· filed couch. bit•. misc ROY ecUlld propotal tonne IUI>-menced lo tr~ bull-~h.IWIS41 be 1nlern1eci .~ SION ON FRIDAY. AUGUST Thi reo111ran1(1) com· August 8 J3 20, 11191 JENNIFER NGO Ind .,. llnlll ll'te County Qetk of ::~~ t:5TEi:.o111~ .:! mlt1ed u a bid wfll be ,. neee under IN AcWoue
rile will or esr.lle or bolh 16 1991 OR AS SOON AS menc:ed 10 lranaact bull· 1507 localed •I 41881 BIRCH ST Ortnge County on July t. DONALD J.'Tl Cne.t bk Ject-1 811Mneee Namo(1) hfed
ol Phylhs s Johnwn ak 1 f!GSSIBLE THEREAFTER. neas undet the Flctltloul No 1-t NEWPORT BEACH t991 cue ~ ch INK DAR The 1uccH1ful blddef aboYw on. JVly 1. 1090 Phyllis Slullon Johnson ' ON THE FOLLOWING Out•neu N•m•(•) lll1ted PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92611() • Pvblllhed ~Belch-RIN 'wrn · J.t3 LY ...; 1~h 1 peyment F9b M Hon, Prealdenl
A PET TION has been ITEM •l>Ovl on June I, 1991 The bul Colla ...... p Jufy 18. 11"1 recoras bXt m19c' bOnd and • per1ormance This llAl't"'*'1 WU lltld
hllld by TheodOf• H , ZONING ACTION 'ZA· Oeiyt E H .. n1y Vic• Pr•• FlctltkMaa ,,,.., name uHd 23, 30, Auguat e. t99t JA&Es HERZOG t< 5~ bond with IN Courtty a.ii of
Johns.on on lhv Superiorl9t·t4 FOR LINDA HOA· dm 9uetneao Name by the 1111« at thllt loca· T~t5 Sitto 1111 Cloelc b;• to Section tm Ormnge County on .My t .
Cou1t ol Cahlorma Coun1ylTON AUTHORIZED AGENT Th•• t11temen1 WH ftlld Statement lion 11 THE VEGETABLE PUIUC NOTICE ml • • • • of 1.at>of eoct., the t991 ol ORANGE FOR GARY LORMAN FOR wtth the County Cleric of The IOllo'#lng pertone ate PATCH ~ wt! be by ~ g•neral pr11Y1lhng wege fl4Ml71
THE PETITION A MINOR CONDITIONAL Olange County on Jufy 5. dOlnG bullneu ... The ~ed dltl Of l'Nm ltw bidding (Wtttlll'I IUled tit.ti In the oountyln wtlld't ~ Nlwpor1 hadl. r11qu~l~ ltlal Theodora H USE PERMrT FOR THE IN-l99t • CREATE A MEMORY· it11 bulll aa1e It AUG 22 f'tomttlM bldi mey be lubtnlft.O In the WOik 1110 be done hM Coeta Mell "°' J411y 23, I Johns.on ..,., appotnled as STALLATlON OF A SATEL-F4"tlt SPECIAL OCCASION CA-1091 it the ottlce of ltuatAne ...._ tdVancl) on the t3th day bw1 oat~ ihl 0.-~. Auguet e. 13, t9't personoll r .. presenla~e 10 LITE DISH. tO FEET FROM Pubhlhed Newpon Beach. TEAING1. t117t8 Seashore TIFFANY ESCROW 'TOl F Itel nt ol Auguat. t991 at 2 OO tec:'IOf of the ment Qt T-441t
adm1111'1l>l1 "'" estate ol THE REA~ PROPERTY Co•I• MHI Pilot July 23, Clrcte. HIM'lllngton Beach. BAU. AO No 100 ANA T-.. ...........!."'' o'cloett ,. M •• IM pr• lndutltrlal Rtlltlont Tl'9M the d~~nl LINE ANO 5 FEET FROM 30 August e t3 1991 Calif 02648 • • • .. •• ·---"'¥ ptl(90nl .,. ml wner. nJd Oi*1Y .. rfltM llP~ In the MUC MOTICI THE PETITION THE LEFT PROPERTY ' ' ' Joyoe Anne w .. ngarderi, HEI M · CA 112110 $ OOlnO bUlinoet .,. MS pr Which Oep.,tm1n1 of Tr1n1----------'=========~I r11que•l'\ 1he dec:eoonts LINE, LOCATED AT 2512 T~3t 111118 SH1hora Circle, SUZANNE LESTER CO"(O OE CAZA OOlI l ~N~ll(')ftdll'ldwhlc l)Of'lltlon publk:allon en-l'NttO
WILL "nnd codtc:•ls 11 My BOWDOIN PLACE IN AN PUBLIC NOTICI Huntlnoton Beach, . c.tlf Thi• Wtc n11 IS tubtec1 RACQUET CLUB. One Colo ~T~l~E et 7~~ESE~n~~ lltttd Gener11 Prevtlllno Plomleue
PAC•te VtlW
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Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel • C<ematory
3500 Paclilc View Drive
Newpor1 8Mctl ....,.,.. ...........
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Cremaoon
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be .utm.1161d 10 probate I A I ZONE ENVIRONMEN· 11264t IO Calll<>tnll Uniform Com-d• cau Dftve, Coto de All'I Huntington BMch Ca. Weoe Rat••. dateG April". • ...., I II .......
The w1• 11nd Any codlc~s TAL DET£RMINATION EX FlctlUoua Thll bu1lnH1 11 con-me1c111 Code Section Cua. c.lil 12t7t C ~teG •.I AYRES SEU' 1~1 'u1ur1 efltdlve wage ..........
ara ava~11ble tori EMPT •u1lneH Nalfte duc19d by: an lndMdull 8108 2 C04o de Cazt Ud .. I Ill· STORAGE 1012 Ernut tat•• which llave ~pr• The t(lllowlno pttftonl are
tll<ammntion 1n the fllv kept! IF THE ABOVE AC· lletement Thi r1gl1tr1nt(1) com· 11 ~· eubJect the Mme t0ornlt,..!!,mlleCI .,.,,,,_,~, Ave Hun-...on BMch C• detemllned •ncl are on fl .. doing bullneal .,: by th!! court TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· ~ to trantaet bUll• ,,. ...... o de Caza r.,.1ve. • '"'V' I ---~. With the Oepatt!Mnt ol In-SUNtAOl. CUMAT! CON-THE PETITION LENOE:O IN COURT, 'ttiE The f:!~ l*•ona "' na.. undet the Ftcmroua Ind tddrlU of lhl PlflOO C04o de Cut, Calif. 82079 71~~141· ht°'ib~ ''; du1111e1 Re141tlone ell r•fer• TAOL AWNINGS 31..._, r11qu~ts authonty 10 CHAU.ENGE MAY BE UM· ~co 1 &~o'~s ~ eue1ne11 Narn.(1) llated With Whom c1a1m1 may be Thie bu1ln111 11 con-~-" ~ ~ :t eN:td t>ut not printed In Alr••Y. Avenue• Cot II ,,dmm1slar lh• estate ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS. Glencllrn Ln H~....., •!>OW on· not 1ppllcat>le fllec:I 11 TIF,ANY ESCROW, Clucted by' • llmlted ,,.rt· be made..., c!.h Md ~~114 .. Id pul'lllC•tlon M .... Callf. 92e29' undtfr lhe lnde1>9~nt SUES RAISED IN WRITTEN Belc Ca II ' ""''on Joyoe Anne Wlfngarden 701 E SAU. AD , No tOO, nttehlp for -1 ,,_ 0 E P A A TM C. NT 0 F ~Sign. Inc 1 Otllfor·
Aclmtnl'llrAllOn ol Eslale CORRESPONDENCE DE· aon!'ki J ~~ 20N2 Thlt ttalemtnl .... lllecl ANAHEIM, CA 0280& • Th• r•g•••r•nt(I) eom-All ·~of ~~n-:. TRANSPORTATION, Oep-ni. corporatton ;1...., Alf.
Act (This IUlhoflly win UVEAED TO THE ZONING Cllenc.im Ln tfUml""'on with the Countv Clettl °' SUZANNE LESTtA Ind menced to tranNd bull-IOld u I• and mu9t be ,... \lty D1reclOt Trenapotttlion WIY Avenue cot11 ...... allow •h• p...-sonal ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR Beech Cahf .a.. .... Ottnge Couf'llY on,,,...., 23, the rut dll• for ' nu neu IM'def the Ftctlttout moved It llmt Of .... Salt lflOlnMflng,. Cellf.12t2t .
r•prtts8nlal1v1 lo lak TO l>IE ABOVE DATE Thi• . bualneu 11 con-1901 cJalmt then br AUG ~ '!.'!In ... ~llM(t) hied 11-.ubject lo~ In ~.!..ed ~ 28. ~· ··-·· Thi• buel!IHI 11 c~ man~ 11c11ons w11hovt FOR FURTHER INfORMA-due19d by• an lndMdUll 1'8011.. • lvvvl on. J•nu1ry 15, lhe Of Mttt be-,.v.,,._,..., by ,,,. ,_.,.. dueled by a COl'DOflllOn
ob1.-,1n1no court 1pprov11l TION ON THE ABOVE AP· The reg'tllr&nt(I) com-PUblllNd Newpor1 ao.cn-109t, which le the bl.I l'IOM t!'!_t_ ._..,,~~~Obi-~ JulyB11c~Coet1 M .. 1 Tiii regletrenl(I) com-
Betore faking certain very PUCATlONS, TELEPHONE menc.a to lral\l4ICI ~ CQ4lta ..... Pilot July '° dlly before the .... dat• ""''" c. Y~. Vici gated........ • ~ •• mor1C9d to lrlnaac:t ..,.,. 1mportan1 actlOnS 7e..4,52415 OR CALL AT THE und the , A 20 .. • epeclfled •!>OW Prllloent ...-.,. tott. nett ~ ihl ~
howilwr tt\e parsonel OFFICE OF THE PLAN· Bu~~nni "Na ldlliOUI ~t I , t3• ' 1 1 Dai.ct JULY 12. 11111t Thi1 lllllefnll'lt Wiit fled •eftator, AYR•• 1-402 IU1ineu Nimo(t) i-.ct
reprtseolal1v• Wiii b NINO DIVISION, ROOM ·~on M111~\··.~~ T~ JeNNIF!A NGO with the County Cletk of ..... 8TCMMMI .... MO -llboYe on May,,.., ...
required to grve nollce 10 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, Donald£ Botoft • ML.IC MOTICI Publfthtd Newport Ot~ County on Jufy 1, Publl1hed Newpott r~ -·ICI John ~ -,,.._
1nt111est1d p.,aons unless COSTA M(SA CALIFOA· ™• ... temenl waa ftltd Bnch-Cosll Mita Pltot 11111 Beach-Colla ..... Piiot ,,......... der1t
they have waf\l'td nollee Qr NIA w.tl\ the Counl'f Cllrlc of P..-Ot 1 " ,....._ • .My 30, Augult e. t911 • .,.... Nw TNI NCemtnt wae flied conwnied to lhe propoSltd Publl1t11d Newport Ct•-County """ 2 ITA~ °" Auoutt • 1 1• Pllbl•lhed N.wpott 8"ch-~·• wtttt the County Clll1I OI action) The independent 8Hch.C01t1 Mtu Ptlot 1oii..-on_., l ' ~ COiia MMe Noc .My 11 ..... ._.., Ortinge County on J411y t
admnlsUUon euthot11YI Auguat 0, 1091 1537 '41M'n ==== "'l&.fC NOTICE 23, 30. Augum e, 199t ' The f= ~ we ttlt •
P\lblllhed N9Wport 8"cn. ltUSQIUa..... T ... 11 ~I NORTH CouNTY, '111111
Colt• ..... Pdot July 23. The IOllowlna ~t ,........ PUIUC MOTlCI 221.1 N °'~ Mall, Of· ~ NNpot'l 9-:ft. ~. Augutl .. 13, 1991 have tbandonedtM UM of ........ ....... MUC MOTlCI PMaOe ange. Cllllf ~ CQ4lta Mell "°' Mr , ..
T-443 the Flc1ltlou1 8u1lne11 ..atet4NIMftt PMM4 .....,111.. ICAV fnt•pr•..., 2211 N 23. ~. Augutt I , 1111 STARTlllG I llEW BUSlllESS??
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:===::::===:::J Name SCA ASIOCIATll, The ~ ~· 1r1 ............ • .._ ...__ Ofenge Mell, Or~. Calif T-414 • Caltlomla ""*81 P*1-dOlng IMNneu ..~I II -nte5 'UIUC MOTICI ner•hlP..i _!lh2 irtorfd• FIRE AIO ONE, 111& La· 9Ullft8 ••..... atoll ••"' Thi• 1>u1rn .. 1 11 co~ PUIUC MOTICI s.,... ~ 200 ~ QUt'll eanvon Ad . ~ ...... -' The~ l)eftOnl .,, dU<'19d by •• Ott**' P"" ---n;;;;;;----,.,. ..... .,. ton 8Mc:f\, Cellf . ._ leeeh, Calif 92951 The IOllOWlng pertonl •e doing buefntM ... Mf'lhlp ,.., ..... .. We .... "°'" H .AllCH 11\t ,,.,,.. ro.
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........ ::!.. ....... Th• FIC11tlou• BUtlne .. Tom J Herper, 1119 Lao cloinaou ~Cl(u.:.. ....... T SOCAt. PAAl<INO [QUI .... Tiie rtQlllrtnt(I) com-.......... .... t.-.--.m ... NIJl'ne ret.n9d to 1bOW QUN Canyon Ad , ~ OUlt ... rl '"'"'"'"" , M[NT COMP'ANV, INC .. tnenC9d lo .,.~ bu11o ......... . The follo'fMO Plf90nl ue wu fllld In OranQ1 ~ "-Ch, Calif 92861 19620 leech 9fvd~ Hun-t1110 MtCMtu Court IA, ,,... unctar lhe ncwow Thi fo11ow1110 pett0nt ••
dolno ~,,...II' Qn July ~. 1110 •lie KeY!n Hlfpet, 21722 !a llnG'on ~1..~· 1847 =ort' ltlCI\, Clllf 9'1tlnell Name(t). lt.-0 dOlng t1Utint1a M THE" Cw1 AIOVE. l5'1t No~ mllltl, Miiiion ~. Ctli1 Aciber1 0 l"'ltCMr, 1 .... 2 llbOva on: Mey .0, 1Mt HUNT IHVISTMCNT CO.
Warntlf A~. fl'.ounteen WtMn L.Of1ll lrwltltn.U tatl2 Tot"U, W...,.,..,...,, C'1ltf ~ Callfon'tl1 ,.,., Mlluf Vtl'Mft 111 Udo pwtt Or Newport v~. Callf 1270I Inc .• I ~ ~ Jamtt p Otughen, 2Wt t2la • ~. lnC •• CIMfOr· Tiiie ...... ,,,.,.. .... !!led, IMc:tl C.ilt ~ \.olllV S 'hlltpeon..i_ .~ llOn, 11112 ,...._ ...... larbado1 D1n1 ft01n1, Tlue & 'KChet, t~ nia. eotl)Otllton, .. , ~ -"" the County Qerta 6' MartW-: M Hin ~ ~
18th St . Huntington -.;h, Sutt• tOO. Hunt1no'9n Call1 t2t.2t Jopu. W~IMIMJ, ~ ....... IM oieoo. Calf er.. County on J4lly "· '*Otlte °'·· ...... v ..... Caltt. t2t4I lllaell, c.Ht..... Thi• bUllMH la con-Ntl3 11101 1111 Calff:t0214
Thie bu1lnff1 11 con-w1rr~ H Lonie, 111~ duc1eO by • Olt*ll pen. Tflll bu11n.11 I• con-Tiii• bu1lnff1 11 con-~ ..... 1 Tritt butlneM 11 Mn-
ducted by. en lndMdull florldll ..... .. 200, MnNP ductecl by; ~ and ~ a.v: • COtporMlon ~ .......... ...,,.. dUQecl ... en lndMNll
Th• regl1tr1nt(t) c~ HuntfnO'On ~. Calif, The reg111rtnl(1) com-.,...T ( 1 Th reg11trent(1l com-c.o.ea Mell Hoc .... ao '"• r1i1i1tanl(1) co"" menc.d lo Warwac1 ~.... menc.o lo WlnMCt bull>-h• 1111•11•nt. com-m.nctd to ·~ ~ _., • ~-lo WMllci ...... '*-under fie f Oeniel ,J tcooft,, t .. 11 ntet 1incMr the PdlicNI l'Mt!Ced lo li'anaaC1 bull-noae under IN ~ Auoulil, ti,20, 1111 ,_. ~ .. ~
IU.,,,_I N.,,,..1) l1rn1t•ble, Hunllntton l u11nea1 NlllM(l l leeed ~~N N( rldlloul) ........ ....,... Nefno(a). 1.-. T-419 luliNM Hame(ll ......
abcMt on:;"'Y2ttl1 leech. Calif NtAt ~on N.A --~ t -...... on~ "'-Y t, , .. , ~on· t• lltl90N ~ Thie .....,_. ... con-Jamee II' OIUgt\ln tllOve ~: NIA Dome Kendrktl, llct...,y "*IC •TICI MMln M Hwn
Thi9 "aeemtnt WM tied ducted lay I gtMr1ll S*1• Tiiie tta.,_ll ..,.. Iliad ~ 0 . P'lleMr ......... ~ ..... IMllC wH llled tNa atlllm&lll ,,.. ~ \ittth W'9 Couf1tY CWtt ntrlllip With the County Olr1I Of ,.,. "lllMMnt .... ...._ Mltl IN CCMfY Ca.rtl of ...... With w. C:CU., QM .. ~County on J4ll'f tt Thie "MefMnl -. -.cs OranOe Couoty on .My,. Witt lie ~ a.ti of 0r-. County on .Alt t, ••• 111 9lw 0r.,. CoMnly on Mt 11 1"1 ..., the County Qin Of 1901 Ofanoe County on Nit I. t"1 1111' Ifft 1 t .
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CON Meat Nol .My 30, CO. ..... ""='" ~ Cotta MaM "1ot .Nf;f 13, C.... MaM .-.oe J4:' I U, eo. ._,. flloc Ny ti. ,:. ,.._... ":L :=.: ea.. ._.... .... N1J ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!il!!!!!!!!l!J!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!i!~~~!!!!l'!!!!!!!~}AufUll .. fJ,IO, 1"t 30.-~ ... tJ, t•t 30,~t. Ii, t"I ao.~t, tJ 1•11 U ,30,Auguttt. t•t poit.._,.,_c.M . .._, -.~t.12, 1•1 I T.... T"""° T ..... , T..ut T-41J t<atMln '"M" a.Mn!J, T..,