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Home My WebLink About1991-11-26 - Orange Coast PilotTuesday r Nov. 26, 199.1 LOCATION SfU SHAPE Hwldttgton 1-3 ,. Newpoit IHch 0-1 poor Uwort• 0-' poor UguN k.ICfl 1·) f.ir FIS.-0 ("-4 caldwt ol rod "" INdreftl. ...... pHCh. ._.. _, alico Iliff, TIDES TODAY First high 1 :17 Lm .• 4.0 First loW S: 43 Lftl. 2.1 Second high 11 :4S a.m. S.6 Second loW 7:17 p.m. ·.l wmNESDAY First high 2:23 a.ni. 4.2 First loW• 7:18 a.tn. 2.1 Second hlsfl 12:J9 p.m. 4.9 Second low 8:17 p.m. 0.1 QUOTES OF TIIE DAY "There's no question as a society we maybe don't have all we want out of education, but we 're educating a lot more people at a much higher level than ever before " Ken Wayman, retiring Newport· Mesa Unified School District trustee (Al) • "Education is the best provision for old age." Aristotle COMMUNITY EVENTS •The future of .parks in Costa Mesa will be the topic of a public hearing at 7 p.m. tonight at Rea Com· munity Center, 661 Hamilton St. The meeting will focus on the city's master plan for parks and recreation, a blue- print for future park development. The meeting will be conducted in Sp~nish and English. • Ballroom dancing and Western swing dasses are offered from 6 to 7 p.m. each Tuesday night at 610 W. 18th St. in Costa Mesa. For informa- tion, call 644-5110. • Badstage tours of the Orange County Performing Arts Center are of· fered Monday and Wednesday morn- in~ at 10 and 11 a.m. The center, Orange County's major concert venue, ls recognized as one of the fin- est regional performing arts centers in the U.S. Call 556-2121 for informa- tion. • College Park and Paularlno el'! 1 ementary schools will be honored as part of the Newport-Mesa Unined School District's 25th anniversary cel- ebration at tonight's meeting of the district's board of ~ruslees. Students, parents and alumni are invited to at· tend. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Harper Community Cen- ter, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. JUST TltE FACTS IND£)( .. --........ -llllllllJ ••••• Shoppers are spendfng less/AS Publls~d ~sdays, Thursdays &: Saturdays Circulation 45,00() 25; [) Ch1r1111· dropped in child millestatilins Authorities say they lack the evidence to prosecute By AMa Cekola Slaff Wrtler NEWPORT BEACH -Citing a lack of evidence, authorities dismissed charges Monday against a SS-year-old transient who was arrested last month on suspicion of sneaking into several Corona del Mar homes and fondling three young girls. Roland David Ecker, who reportedly took a vow· of silence some 14 years, was released from custody Monday, authori· tics said. "He continues to be a prime suspect but we are looking at other possibilities as well," Newport Beach Sgt. Andy Gonis said. "We don't want to be closed mind· ed." Without a positive identification or any solid physical evidence to tie Ecker to the crimes, authorities decided to spare the young girls the trauma of going through a trial, Gonis said. "I didn't believe we had sufficient evi- dence to continue to prosecute him," said Deputy District Attorney Matt Anderson. "The identifications were not solid." Ecker was initially charged with four counts of felony child molestation and --tffi'ee counts of residential burglary stem- ming from a series of separate break-ins during an 8-month\ period in the Harbor View area of Corona del Mar near Buck Gully. "This is an unfortunate situation," Gonis said. "We had enough evidence to arrest him but not enough to prosecute successfully." Police arrested Ecker on Oct. 18 when Mite~ Two-year-old Rosalina reaches out during her Program 2 class, which aids speech development at Fairview Hospital. Labors ol love tor quality ol Hie Center's staff has the right touch to handle demanding needs of the severely disabled Editor's note: This is the first in a three-part series on Fairview Developmental Center, home to many of the most seriously retarded people in Southerq Qlifornia. Jc bas been described as a city within a city, one of tbe last massive institutions constructed for the mentally ill. But it is also a special place for special people. By Anna Cekola Staff.~ a N cstled next to the Costa Mesa • golf course and surrounded by, groves of tall trees, sits a small · city within a city, a home to 1,090 of the most seriously retarded people in Southern California. The tree adorning the FaiJview Developmental Centet sign on Harbor Boulevard is an apt symbol for the sprawling S13-acre state facility, where the motto ii "individual IJO'f'th" for alL "Some people still ....... this ~ for the mentally ill or the Criminally · insane," said Hugh Kohler, executive director of Fairview since 1985. "That's not the case." About 94 percent of the residents, who range in age from a few months to 81, are considered profoundly retarded -in other words they have IQs of less than 25. In addition to mental disabilities, 26 percent have chronic major medical conditions, while mor~ than half need wheelchairs or some other sort of specialized equipment. "They're not dangerous,·• Kohler said. "They're just people who need a lot of help." Aided by increasingly advanced technology. more than 1,60(} staff members -including 980 nurses and 420 psychiatric technicians -give that help to the residents. The park-like campus includes an enclosed swimming pool, a work activity center, auditorium. theater, research institute, art galletJ, school, campsite, I See FAIRVIEW/M FAIR HOSPITAL Special People In a Special World one victim's mother spotted him walking northbound on MacArthu5 Boulevard near Ford Road ~nd realized he matched her young daughter's description of the man who entered the child's bedroom and fondled her in May. When officers caught up with the bearded Ecker -who wore a cap fash· ioned out of a pant leg over his gray bair -he communicated only through notes and reportedly wrote ·•ceased talking" at one point during the questioning. "To date he has not spoken," Gonis See SUSPECT /Ill* ..... City Council OKs hospital upgrade plan Haag 's emergency room inadequate, officials say By Ins Yoko1 SU1! Wnter NEWPORT BEACH -After a nearlv three-hour public hearing, the City Coun- cil approved expansion of Hoag Hospital's emergency room over the objections of neighhoring resident~. Agreeing with hospital official 'that the current emer· gency room '' 1nadequ<Jte. council mem· her' 'upported thl.' c>.pan-;ion. "'h1ch ,., .,epa· rate from the hospttal'-; :!Q. year master plan slated for Planning Com- mission review Dec. 5. Councilman John Hedges said he even paid a visit to the emergencyi- room an hour before the meeting. Inside ..-.island Trader: Operating pennit revoked from night spot/A10 ,,...,Yanning s<ilons: Temporary lingerie ban ordered bY coonciVAlO "'Phil Sansone: Newport Beach mayor keeps his post/A10 "It was full, and this is Monday night," Hedges said. "There were people out in the halls." Only Councilwoman Jean Watt op- po ed the expansion. Watt agreed with residents of neighboring condominiums that the emergency addition should be in· cluded in the larger master plan, which "'ould permit a more thorough review of impact-;. Rosemary Steinbrecher. a Versailles condomini\lD'l resident. had appealed the Planning Commission's approval of the emergency room, claiming the project Mluld mcrease noise and traffic. block \ 1c-ws and decrease adjacent property val· UC~. fhe ho pita! will add approximately 13. 700 square feet. in three levels, to the emergency room wing to expand the emergency room, loading dock and stor· age areas and add offices and classrooms for ~taff. The existing emergency facilities, con- structed m 1974, were designed to serve 18,000 patients annu~tly; the number of patients exceeded 38.000 in 1990, hospital officials said. The council added a few conditions to minimize impacts on neighboring homes; The hospital must screen rooftop equip· • ment. keep equipment noise to an accept· able level. pay 75 percent of the cost of a landscaped buffer and use the heliport for emergency medical purposes only. City wastes little tim~ · -or trash -recycling By Anna CeM!a Sllfl Wl'llf iblc to divert -by January 199S -at least 25 percent away from landfills by COSTA MESA -With a 3·year recy· clina p'91J'am in full eftcct, Costa Mesa bes abea:dy prwented about 27 pcn:ent or tbe waste aenented by a typical family fl.-reac:bi• area aandfilll lhla year. In the past 1 o months, more than 6.9 tons of recyclables have been sorted from homes in Costa Mesa. • • weight," said William Morris, general manager of the sanitation district. "It goes up to SO percent by January 2000. What we have to do is come u~ with a program that will implement tl\at. ' bl the put 10 moat-more than 6.9 1on1 of r.cjdliblll hM been 10rted from tbi tr.II of ~ holliea in town, it takCJ'I to a sorting plant in Stanton, .W ........ a.K:ble, aillltaDt manger ol where machines IOrt out cardboard, ... Cillla Mll9 Saaltatima Diltric:t. Lut • metal. peper. ahuninum, plastic and alus. ~,'17 .._or lbout 11 pe.rcent of the s-kation oftkials are now workin1 on .... --IOr ~ • nft ~heftlM program thlt will •M .._ k's a -we're aettina include all ·eosta Meli hOmes and buti· ~" lhe llicl. "We'Ve been really neaa to meet upcomina tatc-mandated ..._, wltb IMI dWenion rate." re~ j)ili: • • Tia. plcbd up at a.a M-. hoalCI .. ('111i1 .. te) says eta dty is n.poft· Meanwhile, officials hope the third an- nual phone book recyclin&. drive, which is alreidy under way, win keep about 400,000 outdated phone books -or 800 ton -Crom reachina are.a landfills. Drop-off bins aro locatec} ~.t _City . Hall, Lions Park. C4'ta Mesa DiSp(IW, C>nntc Coast Coltcsc Rcqcling Center, Shiffer Park, Lindbergh School and on Sunflower A:venue "er from the Post Offa and on the 3100 block ol Airw111 Awwc. t . • • . -• -• • • • -. " • " . . • • • • • • • I • • ' • • • • - I Pilot People Marvel Clrlson SllEIS-------------~ A first-grade teacher who was hired at Paularino Elementary the year it opened in 1963. STARTlNG OUT'----------~ Carlson began leaching in 1944 at a one-room school house in Montana that doubled as her home. The job wasn't foreign to her, though, having attended a one-room log cabin school on the prairie when she was a little girl. RESBIVAJIONSl------------- Bf'fore coming to California, Carlson taught on an Indian res- erva~ion in Montana for the Crow tribe. It was 1951 and part of her JOb there was to shovel ·snow, start fires and carry wood. Carl· son was also required to live on the l'eservation. A TllUGll llOADl------------- carlson and her husband headed to California the next year where he, being ill, could be near his family. Multiple sclerosis took hi s life shortly thereafter and she raised her 1wo daughters alone. SETTLING 11111------------ The Costa Mesa resident went back to teaching in the spring of 1963 at Killybrookc. That fall she was one of the first teachers as- signed to newly built Paularino where she has taught fint grade ever since. WHAT llHPS 1111 GOINNGir-------~ "1 find it exci ting to see the growt h and enthusiasm of fust graders," she said. "They just blossom and it's so cxcitiltg." HAPPY EllllNGS,__ _________ _ Af1er 28 years in the same classroom, Carlson said she's not bored at all, but is considering retirement anyway so she can trav- el and spend more time with her four·year-o\d triplet grandchil- dren. Carlson also raises desert tortoises in her back yard. -By Lol'iAJia S.1beaa C Qrky Miles scrutinized the face of his hand-picked city council candidate, Benny Lambada, like a 19th century . . ast ro~omer sca nning th e face of Mars, looking for signs of 1ntelhgent hfe. lf there were any, they were long since extinct . But Miles suspected -hoped -that the dim-witted Lambada could be programmed, scripted and prompted to win the coming special electi.on. "lt's worked before, even in national politics," he thought to himself. As Lambada grinned placidly for no apparent rea;son. Miles turned toward lhe other person sitting around the black mahogany table in his room at the Balboa Bay Club. Darlene Padwater, the sharpest and reputedly most ruthless political consultant ORANGE COAST in the business, betrayed nc emotion as she sat, studying the twu men. JJark eyes, dark · hair, impeccable dark blue suit; she 6EQIJ\1 contrasted sharply with Miles, in his tennis by Shera/ L•S..u whites and Lambada. in his faded Hawaiian shirt and shouting green slacks . . "Darlene, hew about if I explain this to yo~, and_ the~ you can br1~f Benny here when the time is right." Miles said, his eyes on neither of his two companions, but rather gazin~ o~t the picture window across Newport Harbor. ''Miles ... Landing 1s the best damn deal for everybody. We build the island out there off Newport so we don't use up any of this precious co~st the ~co-freaks arc so keen on preserving. We let the county bui ld an airport out there, so that gets them out of a jam ... " Mile s paused a moment to reflect, and Padwater interrupted . "I think there 's something you gentlemen might want to kriow th at could be an even more important issue. ll concerns a certain City Council candidate seen leaving a certain tanning salon in Brea. 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"There's no question as a society we maybe don't have all we want out of education, but we 're educaling a lot more people at a much higher level than·ever before." Tonight's School board meeting will be the last for both Wayman and 12·year veteran Tom Williams, who lost his re-election bid to Martha Auor. Wayman, 48, a Costa Mesa faniily law attorney, decided not 10 run for re-election in o'rdcr to spend more time with his school·age sons, creating an open school board seat for the fU'St time in eight years. Wayman will be succeeded by Coastline Community Collej:e dean Ed Decker. , • I ~ Mlllin/Pilol School bo.lrd member Ken Wayman ret~ns to private life after tonight's meeting, budget cuts, Wayman said he faced problems far more severe than the current funding crisis. developing "competency-based education'' with a system of computerized assessment tests that give an accurate measurement of student achievemc n1 in specific academic areas. "I have mixed emotions about leaving," Wayman said. "I've thoroughly loved tl\c time I've served on the board and I've thorough1r IOV?d the people I've worked with." I Wayman, a former teacher in the distrio( from 1965 to 1971, was appointed to the board in 1978 to serve the remaining year of Superior Court Judge Donald Smallwood's term after his resignation. Coming on the board during a time of post·Proposition 13 "When I came on,.Jh_e board, the distiict was in a steep enrollment decline. We closed nearly half the schools in the district -we cut staff," Wayman said. "Now we've been in the process of reopening schools, but all of a sudden we're in the midst of growing enrollment and declining revenues. There's always going to be press.ures.'" Wayman said his original intention wa s to limit his tenure on the sc hool board to two terms, bu! he stayed on for a third, four-year term because of his love for the job. "Being on the school board in this district has been one of the most enriching and Satisfying experiences l've ever had. I've learned a lot and I've enjoyed the association with a lot or wonderful people." Despite financial pressures, Wayman said Newport-Mesa has been 8 leader in Briefly Coleae soccer player llll1d m acddlnt COSTA MESA -A 19-year-old Orange Coast College soccer player was killed Sunday morning in an auto accident near El Cajon in San Diego County, authorities said. Mak Mitchell was traveling on Interstate 8 in El Cajon at 8 a.m. 'Sunday when, for some unknown reason, he lost control of his pi~kup and . careened· ~own an .e!"bankment, acco·ding to San Diego County Coroners Supems1ng Investigator Max Murphy . Mitchell was killed when he was thrc;>Wn from 11is pickup . A passenger, James Green, did not sustained se rious injury in . the accident, Murphy said . California Highway Patrol officers investigating the accident were not available for comment late Monday. A fo.rwa~d on the OCC men's soccer team, Mitchell had partici- pated 1n his last match Saturday afternoon before traveling to El Cajon to visit friends, said Sports Information Director Jack Shi· nar. Mitchell, who attended Fallbrook High School in San Diego County, had scored six goals this year, Shinar said. Funeral services are still pending, he said. _,,A Police Log Costa Mesa An employee at Liz T1ilorin11. & Oc1ners at 1795 Newport Boulevard re- !urnc:d to work last Mond1y to find 1he cash register pried open end $60 miU· 1na;. • Someone broke into All Creatures Care Coltage 11 1912 Harbor Boulevard last weekend bul nothing was repor1ed missing. • Someone broke into lhc cash rc5i1ter at Southwest Lock & S1fe at 1652 Newpor1 BoulevarJ last Mond1y 1nd· emptied !he ash register or $150. • A couple w~_livc in the 1300 block of Stonefield relumed home Thundey to find their televuton, tool box and 11 Nintendo games mi1sin1 from their garage. • A srereo, telephone and 1nswerinf m•ehine were discovered stolen lasl Mon-day from a home in the 200 block o 16th Place. I . " A purse was stolen from 1 car 11 the Mobil gas slalion 11 2995 Bristol Street last Monday when the owner wn paying for her fuel. • Two bicycles were stolen last Mond1y from a home in lhe 700 block" or Wing- ate Bay. Did You Know? • COSTA MESA -A suspecled drunken bicyclist was injured Thursday afternoon when he flipped over on hi s mountain cruise r while taking his usual daily ride down lo the beach, police said. Mtchael John Lee, 48, of Costa Mesa, was airlifted to UO Med· ical Center for what later turned out to be minor head injuries, Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Tom Winter said. He had been uncon- scious following the accident. There were no cars involved in the accident, which occurred at about 4 p.m. on Victoria Street just west of Pacific Avenue near Vi sta Park, police said. "He Oipped ove r the handlebars and hit th e ground head first." Costa Mesa traffic officer Marty Carver said. Lee's friend, who was riding about five feet behind reported the accident to police. ' Officers later cited Lee on suspicion of riding a bike under the influence of alcoho l, Winter.said. Newport Beach Poli~ .1"e1tcd Carlos Gorw!W.Abel1rdcs 18, of San'a Ana, on suiplcicm of burglanz1ng a 1arage Saturday afternoon. He was arrested 11 52nd ind ~ tune s1 rcet1. • A thief stoic away with an undetermined number of men't; 5uits sweaters. tics i nd leather J"ackcts from Paolo Giardini For Men located at' 3416 Vil Opono. The burg ary occurred eerly Friday morning. ' • Someone passed a phony $20 in the Better SporlsWcar dcptttmeot of Robin· sons in FuhK>n J1l1nd Thursday momin1. • Two burglaries were reported Thund•y on 1he 400 bkK.t of Acacia Avenue F~y. In the first b!lt&!•ry 1 b1njo m1ndolin and trombooe worth about Sl.300 were llOllMI '!'"hde 1n the; ~d'. an undelennined number of paintinp, framct, aJ1u jart, a Jewelry bm ind large p•!m tree were found miaina. • ~tc; S1turday_ niWt, police arre1ted .35-~ar-old Brent Oliver Bcrpn1nn on 1usp1cK>n of popc•ma methamphet1m1nes 1n an alley near his home on the SOO block of Poinsettia Avenue . • Som«1nc •tole about $2,000 wonh of camera equipment Fridey from 1 home in the SOO block of Blywood Drive. • • • • ------------- ------------------ Lone Bruin braves hgstile bleacher:s ·The first call camo at prcciaely 8:2.S Saturday morning. I answered with a cheery, "Hello!" There wu only h~. raspy breathing, then a growly, obviously disguised voic& ulcl, "We wUI act you for that." Then. more heavy brcathln& then elide. The caller had probably read the Fred Column, I surmised, a totally'objective discussion of that afternoon's big event, the USC-UCLA football game. The second call came 20 minutes later. "Yeah," I growled, ready for another Trojan tirade. But it was contractor Dave Twitchell. "I didn't know you were one of us.'' he said, as if to another member of a clandestine. cell. "I sympathize with what you will be goinf through,'' he added, ••going to the game with a bunch of SC people. I've been doing it for years with mr wife's family and it hasn't been much fun lately.'' Fred Mll'lln On the Coast Our hosts for the game, Mike and Pat Hurray of Balboa Island, had read the column, too. In there, I mentioned the bumper sticker that reads: "My two favorite teams are the BRUINS and whoever is playing use." That sent Pat rummaging through several old trunks to find a button with the same wording, except the words "BRUINS" and "USC" are transposed. She also had on a Trojan sweater with rows of "GO MATI! GO MATTI ... " alternating with tiers of a USC football player wearing jersey 28, son Matt Hurray's number when he played at SC. Matt's dad, Mike, wore a traditional cardinaI·and·gold rugby shirt, older brother Mark had on your basic USC T·shirt and my wife a blatant USC sweatshirt. Even our No. 2 daughter, a graduate of that football powerhouse, University of the Pacific, had a USC sweatshirt. "Matt gave it to me," she explained lamely. In deference to my position as father of his No. 1 friend, Matt had the good sense to be neutral. He wore a Crystaliner Boats T-shirt, but made up for it by softly humming that terrible tune the USC band plays ad nauseum all the way to the Coliseum. As we indulged in pre-game tailgating in a VIP parking lot hard by the stadium, an assortment of Trojan friends of the Hurrays cime by. I was introduced as a Even our No. 2 daugh- ter, a graduate of that football powerhouse, University of the Pa- cific, had a USC sweat- shirt. demented friend of the family: "This is Fred, but don't let that yellow shirt fool you. He has a blue sweater in his bag." To cause them further embarrassment, I blew up a blue balloon I round in my pocket and attached it to the pull-tab of the beverage can that h:ippened to be in my hand. It was sunny and warm then, but our seats were on the shady side and Mike had forgotten to bring a jacket. As a gesture of friendship and a token of appreciation for his generosity in taking us to the game, I offered Mike an extra jacket I had brought along. It was, of course, a blue jacket. "Never!" Mike howled. "Never in a thousand years! Not if it snows!" Oh, well. It's the thought that counts. Even the Trojan band was thoughtful. It cut way back on playing that fulsome fanfare. I counted only 17 offensive renditions of the malodorous melody, a blessing to all. Though it was a tough, hard-fought game, the most dangerous place in the Coliseum was not on the field. It was in whatever rest room one dared go. The gents was bad enough and the lines long, but my wife reported genuine violence when some women tried to cut in line. The women's rooms at the Coliseum, and most other such places, are truly a form of sexual harassment. Naturally, l thought the game was splendid. Our hosts did not, but they were gracious losers and I, of course, did not rub it in. It is a long walk back from tht:; Coliseum. · Obituaries Abraham I. Malden Abraham I. Melden of New· port Beach, considered one of the f oremos~ scholars in ethics, died Nov. 16 at age 81. Melden joined UCI in 1964 as professor and founding chair of the department philosophy. Before coming to UCI, tie served on the faculty at the University of Washington, Se· attle, for 18 years and taught at UC Berkeley for two years. During his tenure at UCI, he also taught at univetsities in Japan, Taiwan and Korea as a Fulbright Distinguished Lee· turer. Jn 1988, Melden received the UCl Medal, the university's highest honor. He is a past president of the Pacific Divi· sfon of the American Philo· sophical Association. 1 He is survived by hll . wife, Regula, and dau&bter Jean Melden, of Menlo Park. No fu· neral service is planned. A me· morial will be scheduled at a later date. In Ueu of flowcri, the family requests con· tributions be made to the UCI Foundation, in care of the Abraham I. Mclden Memorial Fund, ~rtmcnt of PhlJoso. phf, University of California, IMne 92717. Chelter F. Duplaga COSTA MESA -Former Costa Mesa resident Chester Frank Duplaga, who owned and operated Chet's Tool Shop for several years, died in Coos Bay, Ore. He was 72. Born June 26, 1919, Mr. Du· plaga served his country during World War II in the 4.s. Army Infantry as a ~trooper. In addition to his ta Mesa tool · shop. Mr. Dupl~ worked as a machinist for DISl\eyland for a number of years. He is survived by bis wife, Julia of Bandon; daughter Caro Keslar of Pittsburgh, Pa.; step- children, Rohn Crowe of Los Osos, Bob Crowe of El Paso, UJ., Barbara Evans of Spri11g· dale, Ark., Norman Su!ficool of Santa Ana, and Uoyd Sufficool of Costa-Mesa and brothers, Stanley and Edward Duplaga, both of Oeveland. The family augesta memorial contributions bo made to the Hcanhsido Care Center Staff Fund, 262.S COOi Bay Blvd., Coos Bay, Ore., 97420. Services weJC held at Pacifac Com· munity Church wilh internment at Sunset Memorial Park. ._I Tuesday, Teach an old gown some new tricks 0 nc recession buster to check is the service Julie Foster provides. She owns EmbeUish on Newport Blvd. in Cosla Mesa. She restores vintage gowns. Fo_r an average cost of around $275, Julie can redesign and refutbish a wedding gown (or evening dress) and make it like new. She's known for her couture quality hand work, but she's value conscious too. "I look at the dress and evaluate it with my standards, but if people need to whittle away at the estimate, I'll try to find alternatives!'' Julie says ... She works by appointment - so call first. 0 Fashion Island kicked off the holiday season Friday, the 22nd. That's when they lit the big tree. This year the Island is staging 'f Winter Wilderness" a walk-through display full of huge lit pine trees. CIPll ... Jllll Best Buys and times ... The children's train has start chugging along · over in the I. Magnin wing and Santa is be on hand for pictures. Also available this year is a sign language literate Santa for kids with hearing impairments. Call for details 0 Right now, at South Coast Plaza, you can find valet parking at three mall entrances. And there's a package checking service to lighten your load. You can valet park all day, and shop till you drop for $3.75. For another buck, you can check packages and avoid having t~ make trips b:ick to your car. Santa debuts Nov. 29 at Carousel Court ... 0 If you're a fan of Santa Fe and its native silver work, you should know Out of Santa Fe in Fashion Isl and has exchanged its cart for a new store in the Island. Ted~ Greve, who owns the business is a little pooped out right now by the move, but he's excited by a special appearances bx cosmopolitan native artist David Dear, known for his deco silver work. He'li be at the store Nov. 29 and 30 and Dec. 1 ... Ted says these days are cast in silver ... (Ted, please ... ) 0 It's so annoying when those little tubes of nail glue dry up. The Bod on 17th Street in Costa Mesa sells a little gizmo from Orly that dispenses the right ~ount of sticky stuff and df)esn't clog up. It comes with two refills. They sell it for $2.99 -50 cents cheaper than I've seen it elsewhere ... 0 Nan Greer has been buying her fire wood from A&L Firewood on Newport Dlvd. for IO years. She says they've got the best deal and service in ~own. Sorry Nan. I checked and Lee Eller at Eller's Tree Service in Co~ta Mesa beats 'em by 5 bucks. Lee will sell you half a cord of eucalyptus, deliver it to you and stack it for $140. His mixed bunches (which . include some oak and pine) come in at $100 or $120 delivered ... 0 If you 'vc come :icrw.s any bargains or unusu;i/ items, or if you know a rct:1ilcr who /UV\ idr..·!> e,Yceptionnl services or qu:ility be sun: to let me know. You c:m reach me at -197-9873. Or send a (a,y to 631-5902. Around town ~·-YJ:~ · -· · . ... . . . ....··.,.!~~ ... Send your items for Around Town to Bob van Eykcn, The Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. School recognition COSTA MESA -College Park and Paularino elementary schools will be honored as part of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District's 25th anniversary celebration at tonight's meeting of 1hc distrii:t's board of trustees. Students, par· cnts and alumni arc invited to attend. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Harpcr Community Center, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. · Guild cabaret IRVINE -Guild of the Center, a benefit group for the Orange Countv Performing Arts Center, will host a c3ba- rct at its monthly meeting, beginning al 5:30 p.m. tr.day at the Radisson Hotel, 18000 MacAnhur Blvd. in Irvine. For in· formation, call 455·3252. The C\'ent will feature cocktails and dancirig in addition to the regular mce1in~. Swedish bazaar COSTA MESA -The Swedish Women's Educational Association Or- ange County Chapter will hold their an· nual Christmas event on Sunday, Dec. 1, from 11 a.m. to S p.m. al the Costa Mesa Community Center. Handcrafted items and Swedish baked goods will be on·salc. Everyone is invited to attend. on Attention Deficit Disorder, a condi· Jion which affects 11 percent of all adults, will be offered by educational p~chologist Joan Andrews at 7 p.m. Dec. 2. Attention Deficit Disorder, com· monly known as ADD, causes compulsive behavior, prqblems with organization, de· prcssion and mood swings. In adoles- cents, it can cause difficulty with school, cxlrcmes of behavior and severe mood swings. The leclurc will be given at her office, 1151 Dove St., su ite 105 in New· port Beach. Parks meeting NEWPORT BEACH -The City of Newport Beach, Parks, Beaches and Rec- reation Commission is having their next meeting Dec. 3, at 5 p.m. at the Council Chambers, 3300 Newport Olvd. · Stress elimination COSTA MESA -Dan Millslcin, a professional StrfSS management consult- ant, will offer Ii free st ress elimination workshop from 17:30 to 9 p.m. Dec. S at the Costa Mesa Commuruty Center. Any· one over the age or 10 is welcome to at· tend. Senior craft sale COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Club Needle Craf1ers will have a craft sale in the lobby of the Costa Mesa Community Center on Dec. 3 and Dec. 5. • Child's Christmas form "A Taste of Ashes," choreographed by Jo Dicrdorff at the rcccp1ion. For in- forma tion, call 432-5725. Environmental meeting LAGUNA BEACH -"Problem• on our Coast: The Toll Road and End;in. gercd Species" is 1hc topic .ii the next meeting of Friends of the Irvine Co:.iM. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5 al El Mvrro School. The guest speaker will be Joel Reynold~. senior attorney fer the N:1tural Re- sources Defense Cuuncil. For in- formation, call 644-5998. b Miles Davis lecture COST A MESA -The life of late jazz great Miles Davis will be dhcusscd by hi, biographer, Quincy Troupe. at a free Ice· lure, 6-9 p.m. Dec. 6 at Oran~c Co:.i)t College. For informalion, call 43_.sn.s. Toy drive NEWPORT DEACI I -Eastbluff \'al· lagc Center will host a toy drive and hol· id3y gift boutique for the benefit or the Makc·A-Wish Foundation from 10 11.m to 5 p.m. Dec. 7. Anyone bringing a tm·. maximum value StS. to the cvcn1 will r~ceivc a discount ccrtifica1c for center stores. For informalion, call 250·3090. Holiday home tour LAGUNA BEACH -The Guilds of the Orange County Performing Arts Cen· tcr will host a tour or holiday-decorated ocean front homes in Emerald Buy Dec. 6 and Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The C\'Cnl is a fund rat~cr for 1hc Performing Aris Ccnlcr. For informJlllln. call 497- 130:?. Holiday concert NEWPORT OEACI I -Composer :ind musiciJn 03\'id Warrid;.Joncs will £11'C a concert cn1i1lcd "lloltday Music Through Time," fea1uring selection~ from lhe 151h ccnlury 10 lhc prc~en1. from 3:30 to -1: l.S p.m. Dec. 8 al the Newport Beach Public Library. 856 San Ckmcntc Drive. Admi~on is free. f,1r informJtion, call 760·8056. Holiday brunch COSTA ~tESA -FnenJ) of the Or- ange Coa~t lntcrfai1h Sh.:11..::r invilc yuu to attend their annu:il hoh~JY brunch from 11 n.m. to I p.m. on Wcdnc)d:.iy. Dec. 11. A tree will be trammed "it h or· n:.imcnt) maJc bv children or the Co)t3 Mcs:i ~helter. Tl;c brunch ''ill CO)t SIS. Fur more anfurmJlaun. c..ill chairperson Joyce Tud:cr :ii ,i97 • .i 111. Boat parade Yiewing NEWPORT DEACI I -The Newporl· Oalbo.i Ru1..1r:i· Club wall hu~t a Chrhlmas Doat P JrJJ.: vi.:" ing party from 5 to 9 p.m. Dec. :o at NanJ's N1gh1elub, 3383 \'i:i LiJu. The even! \\all benefit llarbor t\Jull Dav Care. the YMCA Youth and GO\'Crnm~nt Program :ind Ncwporl- Oalbt>:i Rolar.· founJa1ion. Tickets arc S.!5 and rcscrVJtiuns Jre 7+.t~300. Rent-a-Santa NEWPORT BEACH -The Citv of Newport Beach,· Parks, Beaches and Rec- reation Department is again sponsoring a Rent-A-Santa Claus prosram from Dec. 1·23. Santa. equipped w11h candy canes. can be rented for a minimum charge of $30 for a one-half hour visit between the hours of tO a.m. and 10 p.m. Rcscrva· lions must be made 3nd paid for at lcrull 24 hours in advance. For information, call 644-3151. COST A MESA - A reading of !?Y,l:in Thomas' holiday classic ''A Child's ~-------------------------- Christmas in Wales" will be given at 7:30 l!.m. Dec. 4 at the meeting of Friends of Oran~e Coast College's Norman E. Wat· son Libr81¥· The program will be held in the Captain's Table rcs1a11rant on the college campus. The meeting__ is open to the public. Admission is $5. For rcscrva· tions. call 432-5087. Attention disorder NEWPORT BEACH -A free lecture Artist's reception COSTA MESA - a reception for the photo exhibition "This Is Our Yard" will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Dec. 4 in the Orange Coast College Art Gallery. 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Swiss-crafted. ~WATCH JOJJ Bristol (eri1tol at ,. .. larirto) Coit• M~•• ,,,.,JJ-1100 . ..__.. • -c MMl ... ,,...,.mNot Matthew, 11, clutches the blanket in his classroi;;m al Fairview O~lopmental Center. Behind Matthew is Jason, 10, and teacher Karen Grady holding 6-year-old Rickey. Touching important in the tragic lives ·:of disabled children : • Sy Ama Cekola •: Sta!! Wrter .• w ith one child in her :: arms and several other wheelchai r-bound ch ildren sitting nearby, 1cac~ ... '' assistant Crystal Rivers tur~ the page and continued her story about the differences found in the colorful world of "The Sneetches." "Now, the Star-Belly ·~ Snectches had bellies wit h stars. The Plain-Belly Sncetche.s had • none upon thars," she read, the , words of Dr. Seuss reaching a _· group of the most physica lly and '· mentally disabled residents of : Fairview. "Those stars weren't so big. ·: They were really so small, you • might think such a·thing . · wouldn't matter at all . But :: because they had stars, all the · Siar-Belly Sneetches would brag, •. 'We're the best kind of Sneetch on the beaches ... You could only play if your bellies had stars , · and the Pl ain-Belly children had none upon thars.' '' ~ For these risidents who listened to Rivers read that . morning, something so small -as a misplaced chromosome or a ra re microscopic virus has Five--year-.old Shartara sits in her wheelchair next to her bed, where she spends much of her day at the center. marked their lives in unimaginable wa ys and e11:cluded them from any normal games of life. Genetic abnormalities aren't the only reason some residents are at Fairview. Swimming pools and hot tubs are also· increasingly responsible for some of the most lragic stories in residence 209, which houses 29 of the most critical residents of Fairview. "To work this type of unit, you really have to care,'.\ said Anna Taylor, unit supervisor of residence 209. "It 's rare you'll wa lk into a room and not fin d a nurse." More than 170 people ranging in age from 18 months to 51 years old live within the six residences of Program 2, whic h provides continuing medical care to the most acute patients referred to Fahvicw from area developmental agencies. "Our hope is to get our r.esidents functioning at a level where lhcy can make it in a higher-level home, or in the community," said John lwerson, director of Program 2, which includes residence 209. ·'For some that will nevr ~ happen. But.it's am<>:=ing what these children can do with concentrated training. Tiu:y're a pretty happy group." In 209 alone, most o f the residents, like little Shanara, breathe with the help of a tracheotomy - a surgically created opening in the throat that creates an airway. It was during surgery years earlier for a rcspintory problem that 5-ycar~ld Sbanara's heart stopped be11ing. leaving her without oxygen for sevcral minutes -long enough to destroy the upper part-of her brain. Other than a slight ability lo hear, Shanara has "low brain function" and "little contact wilh the e nvironment," her doctor, Huong Le, said. The nine post-drowning victims in 209 face a similar fate. "It's tragic, absoli.ltely tragic, the pain to the family," Taylor said. "We try to tell each parent the damage that is done is pchnancnt. What we have to do 1t work wilh what's left." ... As physically and mentally disabled as some of these children arc, most attend aboUt three hours of activities every Sae CENTE~ 1'11111 Program Two teacft!r Karen Crady works with Laura, 10, on touch· i ng !ind contact, an important pvt of the residents' lives. :: FAIRVIEW: Developmental Center provides IDllvldUll attention to snerely disabled . . : From A1 • two libraries and a popular pct· : ting zoo, where rabbits, sheep, •,geese, goats and other animals :·play a special role in the lives of ! many residents. : "Often the residents find a spc· • cial bonding with ihc animals they : sometimes miss with humans," •.said Judy Macduff, coordinator of : ·central program services, which ..,. includes . vocational ·and educa- : tional programs. • One of those residents is 17· : year-old Mark Biven•, who has excelled in !he new equestrian ~ program. and will be the fi~t Fair· ... view resident to compete 1n Spc· .!· cial Olympic horse con1csts. • "It has realty done a lot for him : to ride " his mother Norma Biv- • ens said. a Garden Grove resident ; who bu been active. 'in Fairview f Famlliet 111!! Prienda II-Mark ~·came to Fairview !alt ,.ar'. "It • .. .. hant lor ... to atve him ... ~ But tlril 11 the ... t wondorM place. 11 really makes r,ne feel bet· ter. "He can enjoy life better than I ever thought he would." • D cspitc many success storiea, Fairview haa not been with· out its problems since opc:ning in 1959, the last of Califom1a'1 mam· moth inslitutions for the mentally retarded. Jn late July, a-disgruntled-paint- er allegcdty went on a shooting rampage, leaving one supervisor dead and two othcn injured, in· eluding Kohler. Last April, cm· ployees and residcnls alike .were frigh~ and anaer.cd when a 59-year~ld employee wu raped just outside the front door of the Administration Building. And in 1963, charges of patient abuec and cleplonl>le COCldilila! at Fair· view 'P.'lrrtd ... ,, ....... ..... ,.,., ... ~ .... lar ..... •« .......... _. aowdju,. Elete mM'DIZI her war.-:-' Che , ......... I J1 l I ....... She 11 one <ii 1,089 reo · ""'° lhe...,.-" lttlle -· . ' I< lot llol c:hulged at Flirvlew since tha lai. JMOI ~ carift& :, tt;,. ~ .. ...::. ho·~. "'W mme I kJial ,,,,,• ll6cl MIC MoOlolll, a 1talflraillor wllo -' has worked at Fairview 1inc::o it flnt opened. OOM ire the rnaaive donm that boued llp to "° _.. la ..,. room, pn1 .-.n arid tal. lall and the crilll ........ -aclulllwouldopendmucllof- • lives. "We thought somehow this was acceptable," McOlash said. "l did too. When you have an idea that you have been told how to do something, you do it." Probably the most painful thing' about Fanvicw in the old days was 1he way the children were treated, forced to live in large numbcn with little tndividual care, McOluh said. "Th1t'1 no. way to raise a child. Whit )'O\I did, of •COUl'IC, is y0u developed a chil<\: "ho w11 only able to live in an Jostituliqnal 90- ciely," he aid. "(Stall m<mben) were very lovillg and .. ry caring and -aid pl0¥lde -of the -tho lnldhltloa oouldn't pro- .. But """' ,... h... that -e""'*'· ..... many little lolb ... PU.lew'awf'P"latloo PHbd at :z,e59 In I , llut 100D k "'-"' -11111 Ill 1d•1 ll!Oflo ID ... " .,.,. -........... MllO- lash said. In the early 1970s with the ad- vent of the "normalization" con· cept and legislation actnowlcdg· in-the rights of the di•bled, in· stltutional aspects of Fairview slowly started di11ppelrina. "(t was the first puah to seeina persons with dcvcfopmental dis- abilities u human belnp who ha .. th~ 11~ risJll!JI -In our soc1etf,'' Kohler uid. Stricter atate and foderal ,...... lations soon followed wittll ill· creases in staff and a ~ in the use of he•")' aodldon aad mood·allerlng druJI. "W~ had to impnwe to set there,". Kohler 1&14, "Tba&'• · helped 111 10 ·-and do a llonar job." .. -- ' . l tlmay not MW! ••••• , ... b I deal to p, 11t11 dll c ango of n.o -Oii Ille flOet en~-=:,=--= . - ----- -'=" ~---~ ------.. ---=-- Tuesday. November 26, 1991 AS Business Editor Tony Cox ••• 642-4321, ext. 371 Busines s Watch Grin~h stealing .Christmas? .. , Caplife offers 3-i~-1 investment CapUfe Marktttn1, a Costa Mesa company headed by Ray De- Mott, has introduced an innovative investment program that mar- ties real estate, life insurance and retirement savings. Consumers pinching their pennies during holiday shopping season By Tony Cox and other liquid investments. has been only a slight increase na-rates .1t a long-time lu\\, :.omc 8usbss Elllar "They're just holding onto it," tionally in bank and thrift dl!pos-people :.ire usi ng CJsh to CO\'a 1he Under the Caplife cro$.ram, an individual buys into California Properties Fund, a $3 million Renl Estate Investment Trust. Div- idends from the REIT arc used to pay premiums on a life insur- ance policy that provides a relatively high, truc-deferred cash value, rather than a high death benefit. L ocal finance experts report said Janet Peters, vice president its. He said the economy b so up· front cosh of refin::incing th1.1r· that many cons~mers h~ve and manager of Security Pacific weak that people don't have much home mortgages. . scaled down their spending Bank's private banking orrice in money for spe nding 01 saving. Consumers an.: ah.o ti) mg tu rc-hab~ts and _Plan ~o spend less o .... Costa Mesa. "People are just a lot Q n th e other hand. Penzcr duce Jcbt hy p.1)1ng do\\n tla.ir Christmas gifts this year. . more cautious, and they're maki ng said, a lot of people '"ho do mortgages, s:.i1d Mark l\1ochlm:rn. Among these penny prnchers deliberate decisions. They're trying have money are dissatisfied with owner of Wc:dth 1\1.rn:.igemcnt The program is designed to give an individuaJ supplementary retirement income through annual, tax-def erred cash withdrawals from the insurance policy after age 65. The Capllfe· pfan is also designed to enhance the individual's-estate through the death ben- efit on the insurance policy and 1he con1inuing ownership inlerest in the REIT. are some people who have as to get liquid and stay liquid. bank interest rates and therefore Corp. 111 Ne" ptlrt Bc.ich. He s~11d, much or more money as they had d · . 1. are usin" their cash to pa.v Jown too. 1hat local lOn,umcrs :.ire fun-"They'rc making ee1s1ons 1ke, b . I . at this time last year, but out or · 0 debt or to invest in !.tocL s. hoOlb nehng mon: nH.me~ into ;,i tc. rr.;Jtl\ e 'Well, ma)be this car 1s K for ,.. concern over the economy, have another year.',, 1111J mutual funds. savinp proJuc.t). ~uch ·'' chosen to be more cautious in Rothenbuchler ::idJcd thJt ~omc cmplo~ cr-spomun:d '".in.;;" r!.111' h · d' David G. Rothcnbuehlcr, vice d 1·r 1 t e1r spen 1ng. hirth-net-wort h indl\iduah. arc try· an 1 c 1mur.11H:c po 1u.:-.. DeMott, who has spent the last four and a half years developing the Caplifc cenccpt, said he believes that since the program is based on a long-term investment, it will not be troubled by the short-term ups and downs or the real estate market. M h h h · f I I president in the Newport Beach o K· N' ol• ._, t f 1· 1 uc to t e 0 ngnn ° oca ing to take advantage of the rcccs-1.:n 1'" :.i•,, pn:~iuen ° ·111 •11 • merchants, those facts indicate branch of first Los Angeles lJ;rnk sion by looking for opponuni1ics ci~tl Strategics Group in Ne'' purl that a lot of money that would and a former business consult:.int, h fi De:ich, sail.I thJt ncn before hed- 1 Caplife has sold $200,000 worth of deben1ures in California Properties Fund and is currently trying to bring in another $7.8 million, said Elgin Williams, a marketing consultanl with the com- pany. said that despite relatively low in-to buy bankrupt or 01 c:rw1-.c 1-· 1 · otherwise be ~oing into retailer nanci:illy troubled companie'>. mg up t 1e1r !i.1\ 111p, m.111~ '' 11 cash registers IS going elsewhere. tcrcst rates, consumers arc putting sumer:. urc p:1~ 111g. ih.rn n h.:.h And with personal spending ac-more money in bank accounts. I le Kath ken La Delle, a rnan::igcr intcre!it crcJu-c.11 d J..:bt counting for two-thirds or Gross said he believes many investors with Newport 13cach accounting ··1 think the) ·r1.: being sm.ii t, · National Product, the drop in con-concerned abou t the economy firm Lesley, Thomas, Sch'' Jrz & Nicolas !iaiJ. "1 he p1.vpk ,, ho sumer confidence does not bode have been burned in the past by Postma Inc., said man> of her h:l\'e monc\ h.iH! 11 l•,,.iu!-~ ihn 0 Costa Mcsa·based ANAgraph Inc. was ranked 27th on Inc. Mag- azine's tenth annual list· or the country's 500 fastest-growing pri· vate companies. well for the economy in general. stock market and rea~ estate in-firm's clicn ts have l-ccn forced bv know how to n.:t;un 11 · vestments an d therefore have been the rcccs'>ion to put person;;! I JJ '" I I I So where is the money going? n J 111on, ·'"-11 .h ,,,,i! k ~-left with limited choices. fun'1S into their own businesses. 1· ANAgraph, which makes computer-based automatic sign design and production equipment, earned its ranking based on a 5,884 percent growth in revenues between 1986 and 1990. The list was published in Inc.'s December issue. According to sources in the ~ 1c,cs more cun">umcr' ;i1_ u-.111g local money business, a lot of con-''Now there's nowhere to "Our clienb arc not !.pending ca!)h, r:.ithcr th:in cn:J11 sumers are finding sa nctuary for go," Rothenbuchler s:iid. because they're loaning money to ''When wu ~ix nJ 5 ll0 ..:;i .. h. their discretionary funds in safe, "Even people with big money arc their businesses for "orking capi-}'OU ·ha\e .in e'pnicncc but not-so-lucrative ve hicles, such putting it in CDs.'' t::il anti cash now," LaUclle s:.till. of ~pendtng SI OO," he saiJ ... 11·~ ~o -By tht Pilot ·r. r M'k p · · "It'" survival.'' ' II 1 · J •· as savings-accounts, cert1 1cates o 1 c cnzer, senior economist ~ easy to pu out p astic jll uU\ deposit , money-market accounts with Bank of America, s:iid there Lnl3cllc added that with interc:.t the more cxpcns"c gilt .. ~~~~~~~~~_:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-!.~~--=~~~~~ ~ . . ii '.... .... . . --·: •' . . . Entrepreneurs :. , . .. ·.: · .·::.~ ~~· __ :~~J;~ . Who• George S. Hedley, a 42-year-old • Newport Deach resident who is president and owner of Hedley Builders Inc: What• Ilcdley Builders is a commercial • and in dustr ial general contracting firm, constructing everything from office buildings and tenan t improvements to shopping centers and industrial parks.' The company emphasizes fai rness with clients and a commitment to on-time projects and accurate estimates. When. Hedley, who got an ~ngi~eering • degree from the Un1vers11y of Southern California in 1972, fo unded Hedley Builders in 1977, after 5 yenrs of working for others in engineering and construction management jobs. He was a developer and contractor during the first five years of his business, but in 1982, tic quit developing in order to focus on being as effective as possible as a contractor. Whe e • Hedley Builders is f • headquartered in Newport Beach, at 5010 Campus Drive. The company does projects throughout Southern California. Wh • The son or a developer, Hedley V • grew up in Long Beach and had an interest smcc childhood in going into a real estate-oriented career. Before the age of 30, Hedl~rted his own company. "l just always wanted to work for myself," Hedley says. "l figured if l worked hard, I wanted to reap the . rewards." How• Hedley Builders grew steadily, from • revenues or about S 1 million its first year to about $50 million in each or the las t four years. Hedley says the company is feeling the effects or the recession, and expects to see revenues decline at least in the near term. The company has adjusted by reducing its staff from a peak level of 135 in August 1990 to a curr·ent level of 35. Hedley says that due to the cutbacks, he's now become more hands-on involved. managing some projects himsclr. He doesn't expect a turnaround anytime soon: "l firmly believe the recession in our business is here to stay for many years. I think we're going to see total construction Up the Ladder lMP~ George S. Hedley, or Newport Beach, is owner and president of Hedley Builders Inc. al 30 percent of normal levels for the next five years. But we're going to survive. We've made the adjustments.'' Lesson Learned:~/d says he believes he's now in position to survive the recessionary storm because he's been financially conservative over the years. "Don't spend all you make," he says. "I've always put every nickel I've made back into the company, and I've never borrowed based on future profits.'' -By Tony Cox Do you know someone wbo should be profllcd In tbls Wttl<ly feature? II so, send your suaestlon to Tbt Pilot'• buslntss tdltor, Tony Cox, at JJO W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. Larry D. Young since 1975, succeeds Barn~ Jr. and Michael Gray hu been promoted William M. Foley, have been added to Newport to f resident and who will lead the Beach-based' Qulcksllver .lnc.'1 ch(e executive or-firm's Southern Cali-board of directors. Sadeghi is pres· fi~er of EPE Tech: fornia-wide interna-ident of Quicksilver. Barnum is a nQloales Inc. in Costa tional practice. general partner with Brentwood Mesa. Young had John McAdam, for· Associates, a venture capital firm been servin& as chief merly or Burger King in ~ Angeles, and Gray owns o~ratina officer with Corp., hu been Sweet Life Restaurants in New· E' and O¥eneeing named director or port. da y operaaiona ol franchise relations for Robert s. Kohn has been named U,. company. Costa Mesa·bascd Del an investment properties broker in lttilip R. Schimmel Taco Inc. the Newport Beach office of Of tKPMG Ptat Mar-Kathleen Moore Bishop Hawk, a real estate broker- ~ hu been named has joined Reid Ad· age. panner in charge of Larry D. Youns nrtl•IAJ and .Public M•U J'OUr Vp the Ladder aa- th• auditina department in the Relation• in Calta Mesa as public aouaftaldll to Bullaos Editor farm's Costa . Mesa office. Schim· relations director. TOI\)' Cox, Tbe Pilot, 3JO W. me~ who has been with the firm ,......=.:Sh:.::a:.::he.;.;c:;,;,;n;_;Sa,;;.dc:;;s:.:.:t;:.,• _W;,;.;;,;lll;::l•:.::m,;,;._:M.:.:.·:__~St.,;:..;;C.;;.;;-.i~;;;•..;~,;.;.fi;;;;;.;;;i;....CA;;.;.;....;..of 1_'1,...1. .... ____ 1 FREE ADMISSION Andre Vennes Jewelery E.17THST; .. M Tuesday, November 28, 1911 Health I Fitness/ Opinions · flY over value of . c F our weeks ago, Douglas P. Lyle, M.D. an Orange County cardiologist, wrote: "A word regarding chelation therapy. Simply stated, it is expensive and docs not work. EDTA has absolutely no cff ect on atheroscl~rotic plaque in the coronary arteries or any other arteries in the body." I disagree, and here is why. claudication and angina pcctoris." The therapy fell on disfavor in the mid-'60s not because it was proven ineffective, but likely because its patent had run out leaving Abbot Laboratories wi th no incentive to "prove" what had been observed. Secondly, surgery for heart and vessel diseases was on the rise and EDTA, an outpatient office procedure, certainly less interesting. controlled trials of chelation therapy for atherosclerotic disease in the legs, and a large drug company is now involved as well. The results arc due in about 18 months. It is highly irregular for a physician to "decree" a therapy worthless while it is under study by the FDA. Dr. ,Lyle wrote, "I know of no reputable cardiologist who uses this form of therapy." who arc often in dire need or effective, proven therapies and who by delaying or avoiding proper treatment, pince their lives and health in jeopr fdy." This doesn't make sense. Chelation therapy is not the kind of therapy that lends itself to "you better have this or else!" It is added to lifestyle changes such as diet, exercise, vitamins nnd mineruls to treat the condition in a general fashion. Most patients who have EDTA chelation therapy h:we lc:arned about it before they seek out a physici::an to administer it. never even been studied to sec if it h15 any long term benefit in Olny patient. D r. Lyle writes, "the dosage used for EDTA O\elation therapy for lead poisoning is very high and toxic to the kidneys. The dosage used bl chelatfog docs is so low that it docsn t cause kidney damage, and doesn't do anything else, either." In late '50s and early '60s, large doses of EDTA 'iven rapidly, could, nnd on occasion dtd harm the kidney. This was not due to the EDTA itsclr, but to the lead and other toxic meu1ls it escorts through the kidney. These early Health Update First, EDTA chelation therapy was and still is a therapy for metal poisoning such as lead, mercury, excessive calcium, etc. It binds these clements and ca rries the m to the However, a small group of physicians recognized the benefits of this therapy and continued to use it and study its benefits. Its use grew by word of mouth from those who felt that they had benefited. It has now been used ii\ close to 1 million patients with cardiovascular disease world wide. The Health Ministry in New Zealand may soon adopt it as a first line therapy for atherosclerotic disorders payable by their Medicare system. R alph Lev, M.D .. lives and practices medicine in Edison, New Jersey. He received his training in surgery and Cardiovascular surgery at the Mayo Clinic. He is Board certified by both the American Board Surgery and the American Board of Thoracic Surgery. He is not only a member, but a Fellow (denoting additional service and Creating "fear" and "hope," is done primarily by heart docs who use bypass surgery and angioplasty, and the public know this: "You are a time bomb, you could die nny minute (fear), but if we operate tomorrow, we could save your life (hope). problems were addressed and solved. Properly administered, it is one of the n safest therapies for any disease. In fact, > prior to the studies now being conducted by the FDA, the FDA determined that kidney wh ere they are excreted. With respect to :itherosclerotie diseases. however, it passed the most rigorous sc ientific test of all -it was "d1sco\'c rcd'' to \~Ork before anyone had had J chance tu form an opin ion. EDTA \\,1!> being usc-d in the 1950s to treat lead poisoning in men who had pain ted World War II batl kships. Many of the.,c me n also su ffered with athcrosclcrotic problems. Norma n Clark, M.D , n1HccJ that in addition to "ge tting thL' k ·1d out." th e thcr:ipy re lieved the 1.hcq p:1111 and leg r ain t'lfoug ht on by rluggcJ arteries. In 1%0. Dr. Clarke \o\fote in the A111cri.:,1n Journal of Cardiology that "till' u'c of EDTA in the treatment of athL'fll)clcrosi:. has been given clinical ,.1li<l1ty hy the symptomatic improvement for ~uch conditions as intermittent In 1968, James Carter, M.D .. Chief of the Nutrition Section, Tulane University and Etain Olszewcr, M.D .. a clinical cardiologist from Sao Paulo, Brazil, published th e results of EDT A used in 2,870 patients. ' U sing objective measurements, such as treadmill performance, cessation of drug use, and normalization of blood pressure, 94 percent of 840 heart patients had either marked or good improvement. In 1,130 patients with severe pain in the legs from blocked arteries, 98.7 percent had either marked or good improvement. Of course this could be "placebo" but placebo therapies, like politicians, can only "fool" about 30 percent of the patients. In 1989, the FDA started scientifically prestige) of the American College of Cardiology, the American College of Chest Physicians, the American College of Angiology, and the International College of Angiology. For almost 20 years, he was a busy cardiovascular surgeon doing primarily bypass surgery. Several years ago he investigated EDTA chelation therapy, and quietly began using it in some of his patients. He found that it was at least as good and ofte n better than surgery, with none of the risks. About two years ago he stopped doing surgery und uses EDT A Chelation therapy exclusively. When .he began using EDTA, many docs conside red him "disreputable." However, neither he nor his patients seem to mind. Dr. Lyle writes "The major problem with chelati on therapy is that it dangles false hope before frightened patients Last weekend, I attended n lecture by Thomas Graboys. M.D .. a teaching cardiologist at Harvard who sits on. the editorial board ef The New England Journal of Medicine, and is on the admission commi11ee of Harvard Medical School. His subject: unnecessary heart procedures. He commented that it Is almost "routine" for cardiologists to overestimate the patient's risk of a hc;irt attack, "you'll die before Christmas!" in order to increase the p~1tient's fear and acceptance of surge ry. 0 f course, docs who belil!vc in these procedures think that this behavior is perfectly all right. It doesn't l)ee m to bother them that every controlled trial with bypass surgery has concluded that ror the majority of patients, the operation docs nothing to prevent futu re heart attacks or death. Angioplasty ha'> the drug was so sa fe that it <.lid not have to undergo "safety trials" prior to the current trials of its "efficacy." For over 30 years, the dose of EDTA used to treat heart patients has been virtually the same as that used for metal poisoning. It seemed to me that the only thing Dr. Lyle "actually knew" about EDT A chelation therapy wns that it did not work. I have offered to come to his hospital and speak to any group of doctors or nurses who might be interested in hearing a "different" side of the chelation story.•This is my imitation of Daniel in the lion's den with a ~tide projector. Dut at least I know something about the therapy. Dr. Julian Wlritnktr, M.D., ll'ho offus llis opinion Jn tllis o·ttkly co/11mn, uptrntcs IVhitakcr IVcJ/ncss lnstitutc in Nc·npurt JJe.1tb. Doing the tiresome housework one chore at a time Counting your blessings good therapy for holiday ~ly hu -.!1anJ and l have devised the most ~ens1blc innovation in housekeeping since the broom. In - stcad of scouring and vacuuming Nancy Mcintyre every week the mothcr·in ·bw of all battles - th e Mclnt vre method spre.ads the ordeal over a comfortable time frame. It's based on military strat- egy of not squan- dcri ng all your reserves :i1 one time. If th ere's ------anybody low on 59 and re serves. it's a SC· Holding nior mop-pusher. Lite Hous e- keeping is an on-going process, a tub one day. a noor the next, just enough to ma intain a veneer of re- spectability. if you don't peek in darl.. corner<,. As you leisurely worl.. )Our way through the chaos, crises such as gal- loping mildew are handled on an emergency basis. Taking life one day, and room at a time, has its draw- backs, of course. The house lncver sparkles from top to bottom. Rooms vary from messy to tidy depending on their rotation and the day of the month. These dra- m at i c contrasts eliminate you r s howplace from being chosen by The Assis Lance League for a Home Tour, but what the heck? Losing face isn't as bad as losing a disc. The Mcintyre concept relies on the cooperation of a sympathetic 1n..si1.o1""' by a.u Met~ spouse who's as bushed as you are. If you're stuck with a mate who administers white glove inspec- tions, forget it. Fortunately, Bill -------------------------. and I share the same energy quota 41nd tolerance for controlled. bed- lam. It's more vital for a harmoni- ous marriage than belonging to the same political party. cs, especially when trying to digest a paper clip. Bill, in charge of the carpets, paces himself anti his friend so neither of their mecha· nisms are strained. I do insist, however, that he puts it in the closet when we have company. Another permanent fixture is my ironing board in the corner of our bedroom. Aside from its pri- mary function, it serves as a Pop Art coffee table. The Board is flanked by a perpetually overflow- ing basket of laundry which mul- tiples Taster than ! can iron. A laundry basket hn' geological lay- ers similar to the strata of the earth. Each represents a different . wash day. I have yet to set down to the Jurassic period, near the bollom, which I suspect harbors a few fossils like Dill's frayed socks. The nice thing about Lite Housekeeping, good intentions count as much as the job itself. Wheneve r I spy some ~mudges on the kitchen floor that arcn 't an in- tegral part of the Tahitian Su nset linoleum pattern, I immedi ately set o\Jt an assortment of cleansers on the window sill. The first step is vi tal since it allows me weeks to contemplate the next move. I t's Thanksgiving -time to sa y th:ink you and to be thankful for all things big :ind small. ln the spirit of the holiday, l asked "the Family Counseling mnn on the street" (actually they were the people strolling down Pacific Coast Highway in front of my office bui lding) what it was that they , were most 1hankCul for this yea{. .. The overwhelming majority spoke about good health for themselves and their families. And about financial security. · "Everyone I know is out of work or frightened about beinj laid off. I feel really lucky to not have that concern," said one re tired fellow who took time out from his daily run to talk to me. A salesman out making "cold calls" told me that he was grateful for having a job and because he had just had his best week ever. "Considering the economy, I have a lot to be thankful for," he said. "I'm grateful that l can still play tennis," said another man who says he worries about his arthritis becoming more debilitating. "h's a miracle that 'I've stayed sober for one whole year since last September," boasted a woman who said she was out doing some early Christmas shopping. "Two fri ends of mine have fallen off the wagon recently -relapsed -and l think it's somehow a miracle that I've stuck to my resolve. For that 1 am thankful." A couple who walked by holding hands answered simulta- neously about how thankful they were for !!,lfeting the other. "This has been the happiest year of mY1Jc." the man said, beaming at his girlfriend. II Bo b Wynr1 ·:=~ In an on-going cleaning process It haTdly pays to put aw&y your equipment. Our vintage vacuum cleaner is a permanent fixture around the house -much like a pct. It enjoys a little exercise, but nothing too strenuous or it belch- By 60 you're supposed to have enough money for a weekly clean- fog lady -or even a live-in maid. I don't know what went wrong, but Dill and I are behind schedule. The girl smiled, shrugged her shoulders and said, 'Tm r: incredibly lucky. This man came into my life in an ice cream store 1, -and I don't even cat jce cream." 1 ~ He adi11g For /\ New Port. J oin us for an evening of f\..n, food and friendly banter as we roost and toast Bob Wynn for 20 years of outstanding service to fhe city of N~ Beach. Farewell. Tribute Dinner and Roost December 3rd, 1W1 6:00pm Newport Beach Marriott Hota <;m Newport Center Dfive Newport Beach, CA 9'2t:HJ Please RSVP Todayt 014)729-4400 I Wouldn't Miss ttl D PleoSe wici me __ tickets at $75 eoch. . D PteoSe reset've---tobles ~ten for me at Cly~;;.;;;;::;:.._;..;;;.;..;....;;;~=---- S750 each. Sten z:p ___;.._......__ D SOny. I coo't make It. -- Please accept rT¥ ~ oontrbJHon d ..... s --rt"""' ( Nnncy Mcintyre Is 11 resident of Lllgun11 Niguel. r SHAPE-UP N I 0 1 f --A Full Sel'Yice Health O ub One woman told me that she was really grateful that she didn't have to cook Thanksgiving dinner this year. "It's the first time in 15 years, that someone else in my family has volunteered to do the job. It will be a wonderful Thanksgiving for me," she said. "I'm 41 years old and I just had my first baby!" beamed a women happily pushing a slroller." "Last year l spent Thanksgiving morning preparing dinners for the homeless and then I went home 'to the warmth of my own family gathering where I gave thanks -and I really meant it. lt was really a good day." - If you'd like to brighten someone's Thanksgiving holiday, the Soup Kitchen at 661 Hamilton Ave. in the REA Community Center is still looking for contributions. Bring pumpkin pie and fresh fruit donations directly to the center for distribution to the needy or call 646-8181 for further information. Dr. Linda Algaz/ Is a marr/11gt and lilmlly counselor tr/th omccs In Corona del Mnr. Rabbitt Insurance Aaency ~ 631-7740 -~ rt Beach "I Help Women Get Rid of The Blues" ... thOM unwantid vetne on th4=1r legl and.other artaa. "' tr I I I •I ,, Wt a~ dedicated & committed lo ti;;, non SUf9Tca/ tr.atment of t~ u~ varicose and spider 11tlm. Wt mir tt.. lat#/ 1lat11 of the •t1 low rl.J< olf1<» aw. -------,----.. t' Tuesday, November 26, 1991 I -------------------------------------·------------------------------ --- Going all out for the "Samson et Dalila" themed ~ra ball were, from left, Karin Hardin, Jolene Engel (complete with diamond in Attending the festivities were committee members, from left, Myril Kreuder, Joan Simonoff and Carolyn Klein. t nawl) ond MiUi Wleoenedc. · pera guild hits hiUh note at annual ball "' he ninth aMual Opera Ball, "A Bacchanalia," held Sat- urday at the Hyatt Regency • Irvine hit a high note in partying. OP.era Pacific director David DaChlera called the OP Guild AJ- liance's ball the most creative so· cial even t in Orange County. Co-chairs Barbara Roberts and Anne Key headed the creative gala committee which fashioned a theme ·of "Sam- son et Dalila," the opera sched- uled at the OC Performing Arts center In Febru- ~-...illr:K.O~-' ary. VIiia -Creativity began with the invitations... pull ------a tab, and Delila Sdciety snipped hair from Samson, and the theme continued with camel and tent decorations; S&D I;;; •;i ;;~rano ~raises Into gala tor . education hind Our Lady Queen of Angels auc- tion and dinner dance was truly "An Affair to Remember." . Four hundred guests enjoyed an evening or prizes and a gourmet dinner recently at the Newport Beach Marriott. The Don Miller Big Band provided the music foe dancing. The silent and live auc- tions, featuring items such as walk- 9n part on the NBC series "Wings," a 16-foot electric boat E d trips, was expected to bring in 50,000 for the school's education nd. The event has a cruise motif, 'fith cnch guest receive a compli- apentary photo of themselves taken 4' they entered the blue, white nd gold ballroom. For dinner, partygocrs enjoyed a r salad, chicken breast with mon caper sauce served on 1 bed r angel hair pasta, petite filet mi· non with herbed demi-glace and r dessert a chocolate mousse ~kc with chocolate sauce and spbcrry coulis topped with hipped cream and .chocolate avings. • unltMICIWllll Of Orange ~ty 18012 Mitchell Avenue Irvine, CA 92714 714-660-7600 Jennifer Jones; exotic belly danc- ers and a temple feast (Philistine pheasant and Bacchus filet with Dalila delight dessert}. Black tie or theme attire in- structions sent some of the 452 to their designers -Karen Hardin and Milli Wi~seneck wore elabo- rate Gigi crealions (head to toe baubles and beads) and standouts Jolene and Dick Engel, who were costumed by Mitra of Costa Mesa. The Revelers also included His Royal Highness Prince Laurent of Belgium, who arrived with Pamela Harrington and Maralou and Jerry Harrington, Pilar Wayne, Kasia and Gary Johnson, Rose and Norm Smedegaard, Gayle Widy- olar and David Scott, Elaine and Hunter Keck, "Roger Schnifpp, Joyce and Robert Vaughn, Regina McGrath, Ed McGrath, Arlene and George Steng, Jim 'Baker, Myril Kreuder, lee and Dick Rodnick, Harriet and Sandy Sandhu, Patri- cia Rock, Betty and Bill Vincent, Carolyn and .William Klein and Laila and Bill Conlin. Harriet and Sandy C\andhu at- tended Ofera Pacific Guild's gala a~nua ba:t at the Hyatt Re- gency in Irvine. Coming December 19th, we will bring you a special section, giving you information on church services, as well as holiday events and happenings for this joyous season. For information, contact your Advertising Sales Rep. or Joy Owen 642-4321 Ext. 250 Deadline is December 4th ,_lfPOllT •ua. A •l'OllT, lllC. ~§•\~Ina ltee . " Decefue»ber 3 $ 10%to~OFF ........ ~~ .... --~ Barbara Roberts, left, and Anne Key co-chaired the gala, which raised approximately $105,000 for Opera Pacific. I~ \hi l\''1 German Rome Balcery Wedding Cakes "The Old- Fashlon Way" 2950 Grace ln, r C.M. Call for info. 540-0281 Society Editor Vida Oean ... 642-4321 Mysteries of food .shopping abound T HE FURTllER ADVENTURES OF MR. MOM (aka MR. KLUTZ) -In a recent episode, you may recall, I mentioned some of the headaches associated with my new executive po- sition as Vice President In Ch:.srge of House hold Chores. Because of your overwhelming response (three le11ers, a smat- tering of calls, one visi tor), a brief update is in order. Thanks to the visitor, homebuilder Dan llrcnnnn, freezer door now cloi.ei. occasionally, the coffee .-----:........, maker is making coffee again, and the VCR is mending after mnjor !.urgery. ' Dut the trick of !.upermarkct shopping !.till dudes me. Take, pleai.e, eggs. When Kitty did the shop- ping, she brought home eggs, period. I never asked her for details. Now I'm confronted \\Ith decisions. Were her i.elec tions of the medium va-·------- riety, or large, or extra large, or jumbo? All I kn ow is that they "ere white, not brown. And have you priced avocados la tely? In a i.ud- den desire to make guacamole, I bough t an avo------ cado for Sl.79. Two days later, avocados were Local selling for Sl.19. 13::id timing. Scene Speaking of fluctuating frui t, I Cjn pass along -----• this tip: Don't buy watermelons now at 39 cents per pound; they're coming down . Abo, this is not the time to invci.1, veggie.:-\\ ise, in peas or peppers, especially the chile and yellow hell \:trictic.:s. For more helpful household hints, sc nu a stamped, self- addressed letter to The Pilot, c/ o Mr. Mom. Enclose no money, but a few watermelon sccdi. ''ould be apprcciatcu. 0 . WOW, THAT'S WILL POWER! -Wnh all the ncc~scs of the weekend's Lucullan fe.1st at The Ritz C~irlton, a~ connoisseur~ gathered anu gNgcd for the ··world of Wmcs'' fc.::.ti\ .11. ~Uc:.:. \\ho was most spari11i,; ir his nhping and nibbling? Host Henry Schielci n. that's "ho. Arnio all that opukncc, he was downright ~1ui.1erc. 1_,ntil recently a hearty 215-pount.lcr, hc·i. now an even heartier 190-poundcr, and is dc tetmincd 10 -.1~1~. rea- sonably trim. Which i11 his line of work, ain't ca~y. 0 ANOTHER COVER ULOWN -Don't tell a ~oul. but acerbic Mr. Blackwell isn't nasty "ith all femalci.. Appearing :it l.1:.t week\ Round Table West literary luncheon at the 13alboa 13.1\ Club. he was flatteringly a11en1ive io one young IJdy -C\cll ~Jlling her ·'adorable." And he wa~n·t critical of her attire. The object or his out-of-cha racter. affection \\j' t:li1:1bcth Ann Thomas, daughter of RT\V rcgubrs Su~an and Skphl'n S mith Elizabeth's age? Nearly four months. 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Clauttn NEWPORT KACH • (714) 675-4704 .EntertaillD Tranoria •111 next to Armani By Marta Bird Pb Restun Cl1llc COST A MESA Italian el- egance, personified by fashion de- signer Georgio Armani, whose ex- pensive, understated store opened recently at South Coast Plaza, will be abetted this week with the next- door opening of the Emporio Ar- mani Express, a 2,500-square-foot trattoria. Simplicity and style are the key- notes of the moderately priced res- taurant, which will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The new eatery, according to Armani spokespeople in New York, will have a "soft" opening, meaning a quiet beginning with lit- tle fanfare. The restaurant will be managed by the partnership known as ITALATIN, (an amalgam refer- ring to the two types of cuisine, Italian and Latin, in which the group will specialize), in their vari- ous restaurant enterprises. Partner Antonio Cagnolo, owner of Antonella's and one of the area's favorite Italian restaura- teurs, is a leading member of ITALATIN. After an old friend of Cagnolo's, Terry Antonelli, d iscov- ered a possible restaurant site in Long Beach (a former Bank of Italy, which was in shambles), he called Cagnolo, who called old friend Enzo Muro, who was man- aging Prego in Beverly Hills. The trio contacted David Maffei, owner of a construction company, and certified public ac- countant Frank di Bella and de- cided to form a partnership which ·resulted in the opening of L'Opera in 1990, an award-winning res- taurant in Long Beach. It was an immediate success and the five partners began to receive offers from developers in other cities and malls. In 1991, the group formed IT ALA TIN. In Costa Mesa, their second venture was the recently opened Spiga in Crystal Court, in the res- Thanksgiving tapas served NEWPORT BEACH - Ellis Island International Eatery, which will open in Bobby McGee's former home, will have a test ru.n open to the public at 7 p.m. Thanksgiving evening. Dinner will not be served, but Ellis' tapas (Spanish for small bites) will be for sale and anyone seeking a little post-Thanksgiving celebrat· ing. The bar of the restaurant at the com er of Bayside Drive and East Coast High- way wiJI be open for business Thursday evening, and Jim- mie Hoppeer wiJI be at the piano. The kitchen will take orders for tapas until closing. Owners. Lucy Luhan and husband Dr. Jorge Luhan have announced an official opening date of Dec. 4. Cu•i- osity has been stirred be- cause of the prime corner lo- cation, the popularity of other Luhan restaurants (What's Cooking in Newport and Luciana's in Dana Point), and the announced plans to have 400 items on the international menu. For information, phone 673-7800. -By Marla Bird taurant formerly occupied by Gi- anni's. Meanwhile, ITALATIN was courted, again by the Segerstrom Co.'s South Coast Plaza, to open a restaurant adjacent to the new Georgia Armani store in the lower level of the mall at the west end. 5 Days • 4 Nights .... Bahama Vacation Including RIT Cnli~ ro Luxury Accommodations in Frrtport, Bahamas , f $239 :~ple Limited Availability Contact Caribbean Vacations 1-800-424-6349 Reservation taken by Licensed-Bonded Travel Agent ever Arrive mpty anded FLOWERS Open Thanksgiving Day Till 4:00 Arrangements & Centerpieces · Shipped Worldwide 365 Days A Year FLOWtRs Back Bay Court 3601 Jamboree at Brl1tol • Nem>e>rt Beacb I Avalanche of chills ropes audience Two-character 'K2' is gripping production at Backstage C limbing the world's scoond-bigbest mountain is a ~tsy. ambitious undertaking. So is producing a play about doing just that. as Costa Mesa's Backstage Theater demonstrates with its gripping production of Patrick Meyers' "K2.,. Even though "K2" is a , two-character drama, the play's technical demands -a believable, scalable mountainside constructed on stage -might seem better suited to a larger theater such as the Laguna Playhouse. Yet director Al Valletta not only makes it work in the shoebox dimensions of the Backstage, he entices his audience into the cold, perilous situation. Jerry Guerin (left) and Peter Taylor in "K2" at the Backst.age Theater in Costa Mesa. ' ..,. J ,. -11111 Theater Critic Valletta and set designer Jeffrey Ault - with the help of actors ferry Guerin and Peter Taylor - have created a frozen, verticaJ wasteland, on which the two amateur mountaineers are discovered at first light. They are debilitated but determined to "get off the wall," even though they've lost one of their ropes and Taylor's character has a broken leg. The pair are a study in dramattc contrast. Guerin's character (named Taylor, to unintentionally muddle identification) is a hedonistic, right-wing assistant district attorney who lives for the moment, while Taylor's Harold is a liberal-minded physicist and a faithful husband and father. Despite their philosophical differences, they are bound by their love of mountain climbing and a genuine admiration for one another. This bond is put to the test by the growing realization that, to survive himself, Taylor must leave Harold on the mountain to die. Guerin is, in fact, an experienced mountain climber, which allows him to perform the scaling scenes -particularly one heart-stopping segment - with confidence. He excels in his rugged, profane cha racter, steadfast in his insistence on getting both men to safety. Taylor has, in some respects, the more difficult task of establishing his character while cOHN IDMINI8 •Thanksgiving Menu• Appetizer Horn of Plenty Sliced Turkey, Ham, Salami, Swiss & Cheddar Cheeses Pate, Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Crudete -------·------- spending the entire play in a sitting position. To maintain contact ~hile Guerin climbs in search of the lost rope, Taylor pours out the peak moments of his life, of the scary birth of his son, anything to prevent a frozen silence. · The real star of "K2," however, is Ault's mountainside setting, complete with avalanche effect, firmly built on a wall of the tiny Backsta$e Theater. The setting is so reahstic that many playgoers will elect to keep their 1ackets on once inside. "K2" is a unique theatrical experience, one which further underscores the artistic development of the relatively new Backstage Theater, located at 1599-B Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. Performances continue through January with curtain Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Call aAUOA CIHIMA 709 E. Bolboo 811.d 67S·3S70 Mlndw9lll 7, 9: IS IOWAllDS NIWPOft aNIMA 300 Newpot1 c... ... o....t.44.0760 I a.w-,...., (PG.13) 12,30, J, S 30, 8, 1cr.20 2 Md.. '-ftr l"G·l3) 2, 4 JO. 7. 9 20 J c.,.. ,._ ~ 2:30, 5, 7.30, 10 IDWAaDS lSUHD aNIMA FotNon lolond, New pot1c-640.1218 I n.. FWMr 10ne N 2 4S, 7 JO. 10 IS Otttor ~· .._,(PG. I 3) 12 40, S 20 646-0333 for ticket information. 0 Stage Lights Two more Christmas presents are being unwrapped by South~ Repertofy an<I the Grove Shakespeare Festival this weekend as they bring back their annual holiday productions. SCR is opening its 12th annual production of "A Christmas Carol," the Charles Dickens classic adapted by Jerry Pc1tch and directed by John-David' Keller. 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SUnday Aftcmoont (ru,hdy ~UW Pande of IJ,hca) I r&;@:i~Kl : FREE: I Club card l I I I I I Editorial T here's something very disturbing about the Newpon Beach Planning Commission's decision to recommend approval of the Irvine Co.'s proposed marina in the Back Bay. And it has nothing to do with the marin~ the environment, the Irvine Co., the city's planning staff or the genuine concerns of those on either side of this controversial project. It has to do with the Planning Commission itself. The commission's reaction last Thursday, when it took up debate, was to -simply put -duck the issue. A majority of the commissioners indicated that they felt unqualified to weigh the effects the marina would have on wild I if c, one of the major stumbling blocks of the project. Further, commissioners took the position that those looming points of debate should be left to the other agencies that will review the project -the City Council, the state Coastal Commission and so on. "We're not the body to review every one of the potential species that could be hun or damaged," noted Commissioner Gary Disano. That should set off a warning light with civic activists. , T he Planning Commission, just like the council it advises, is expected to come face-to-face with tough, complicated issues. Traffic. Noise. Pollution. Views. Density. And, yes, the environment and its -inhabitants, too. That's the reason taxpayers footed the bill fot many of the commission to attend the recent League of California Cities meeting in San Francisco, where seminars ranged from environmental affairs to redevelopment. The reason the commission exists, in fact, is so that area residents armed with the «penfse of the everyman can review local projects and prop<>sal. Otherwise, we might as well abdicate the whole works to the st.ate or the feds. And in this case, that seems to be what a majority of the commission is saying. Actually, the commission has done local resident an even worse service. After stating that it felt unqualified to grabblc with the marina's environmental consequences, the commission voted 4-2 to recommend approval of the marina -trusting that someone else down the line with look after the Back Bay's fragile environment. Blind faith . Perhaps Commissioner Thomas Edwards, who along with Commissioner Norma Glover dissented, said it best: "I don't think we should assume it's going to be cut back. That's not good planning." It's not even good government. Letters Tuesday, November 26, 1991 A9 nlty Forum Editor William Lobdell ... 642-4321, exl 351 D avid Duke will not be the next pemor of Louisiana. That's the good news. The bad news is that David "Duke might as weU move to Orange County to start his campaign for the 1992 presidential election. Liberal Politics He probably won't. but he could. Indeed, Dukc.-would be warmly received and amply funded by the conservative, fundamentalist right in Orange County. He'd have to develop a preference Cor Corona instead of Dixie beer and a taste for mesquite grilled mahi-mahi instead of crawf ash ctouffee, but such are the sacrifices individuals make in pursuit of public office. Duke ~s politics .. at home in .. • Orange -County Before and after the Louisiana gubernatorial election, many people were asking if David Duke or someone like him could be elected to pvblic office in Orange County. My fli ppant response, only partially said in jest, was this: The questio n's not if he could win, but rather by how much! neighborhood property values, and the quality of life, as a way of disguising what most residen ts know is really a discussion about • race, eLhnicity, or class. Repeated over and over the new code words and phrases take on an authcniicity that may even persuade the most thoughtful voter. Countless discussions in the county about affordable housing, homelessness, "the changing character of our community," welfare reform, ''traditional values," and many others take place in a way which hides the underlying significance of race, ethnicity, and class. Most Republicans in America arc running as fast as possible to distance themselves from David ' Duke. They also deny responsibility for the new politics · of hate and. fear overpowering American politics. However, the condemnation of Duke bv George Dush and the Re·p~blic::in Party rings hollow to anyone who remembers the Willie Horton commercial or Ron:ild Reagan's diatribe against ''\\ClfJre queens." In Duke's bid for governor of Louisiana, 47 percent of the $1 .3 million he spent (reported thus far) came from out of state. A very sizable share of those donations came from your neighbors and mine in Orange County, California. Surprised? Don't be. Be embarrassed. Be ashamed and frightened, but do David Duke in 1989 file photo. Ronald Reaga n and George Dush did not create the politics of hate and fc:ir. no more than Da.,,id Duke diet. However, Reagan and Dush. or should I say their profession::il political not be surprised. It's sheer delusion to think for a moment that David Duke is solely a product of classic Southern racism and Bayou politics. He's not. There arc many David Dukes across the nation, as the editors of the New York Times wisely observed. Many of them live right here in Orange County. That's not a surprise either, since Orange County has been the birthplace to more than its share of political extremists. Before and after the Louisiana gubernatorial election, many people were asking if David Duke or someone ~ike him could be elected to public office in Orange County. My flippant response, only partially said in jest, was this: The question's not if he could win, but rather by how much! To be sure, David Duke's past is too vulgar and his political style too populist and abrasive to suit the facade of well-heeled Orange County conservatives. But, make no mistake about it, there is very little in his message that has not been packaged and represented in symbol~ more in kee ping with the county's said before, with success, in recent Orange Coun ty elections. Opposition to big government, taxes, welfare, busing, affi rm ative action, and quotas along with support for "equal rights, not special rights" and "fundamental Christia n family values" were the hallmark of Duke's message to the voters of Louisiana. This message should sound very familiar to anyone paying attention to electoral politics in Orange County over the past three to five years. _ sclf·image of civility and propriety. Dukr.'s loss in Louisiana constitutes a dcfc Jt for the messenger, not a rebuke of the message . Duke had the bad judgment and poor taste to wear a KKK sheet and Nazi swastika in public. This didn't sit very well with the folks in Louisiana on election day and it wouldn't go over big in Orange County either -at least not yet, the rise in local hate crimes notwithstanding. The politics of hate and fear in Orange County is far more subtle and refined. Hate and fear need to be appropriately Tnke discussions of affordable houl>ing as a prime example. It's neither legitimate, nor in good taste to oppose the de' clopment of affordable housing on the grounds that it might encourage welfare recipient s or people of color who make suy 50 percent of the average family inconie in the county to take up residence in one of the county's "master planned" communities. Sometimes the cat is let out of the bag and an elected official, planning commissioner, or priy~tc citizen will make public reference to Ole undei.irables that might move into the master planned community if the city requires affordable housing as a condition of new dcve lopme nt. l3u1, most of the time the discussion never gets this vulgar or this honest. Opponents of affordable housing wax and wane about the property rights of the developer, the need 10 preserve consultants, made the politics of hate and fe.1r an acceptable, if not a respectable, political strate&)'. Through their electoral succ-csses, Reagan and Bush brought r:icism and nativism out of the closet and into the mainstream of American politics. There is no escaping the culpabilit) of the Republican Party and their handlers for the resurgence of racism and nativism in American political campaigns. · David Duke's politics didn't spring spontaneously from the backwaters of Louisiana. Racism, bigotry, white supremacy, nativism, xen.ophobia, and prejudice ru n throughout America's hbtory of electoral politics. Succ;:ssful appeals to the worst instincts in every human being will not disappear "'ith David Duke's clector:il defeat. We are not angels, but neither must we surrender to the politics of hate and fear without a struggle to reco,er our gentle nature. Mark P. Petrocco leaches politkal science at UC/ and Is 11 rcgufar columnist for the Pilot. Editor's note: The following are SDmples of Pilot readers' comments and criticisms. The Pilot runs these on a regular basis. Angry TroJ• How to get in~olved This is . your community newspaper, and we'd like to hear from you . Here's how you can ~me an active participant in the Pilot's Community Forum page .. four months. Parking structure workers each big job is a point of light that with the potential of putting meat on the table. I abo worked for four months on Balboa Bay Club. If anyone has the ability to build these days. we should allow it. It might mean a few less jobless and homeless people on the street. playing Russian roule11e using 100 shot revolver \\ith a 18 to 30 rounds of live ammunition. What teen-ngers need to know is there is no such thing as safe sex. I see that your little Freddy Manin h~s got diarrhea of the mouth again in attacking the USC alumni. As an alumnus of USC and not a very frantic one at that, I took great resentment of this as many of my Trojan friends did. 1 am impressed with Mr. Manin's mixed marriage with his Presbyterian and his wire and Catholic upbringing but he doesn't seem to slick to the thing of do good to all your fell ow men. As a alumni of USC I feel that Mr. Manin overstepped his bounds as a columnist and used very liable conversation and statements regarding those of us who did go to SC. I sec that he is probably wearing his sandals and hasn't taken the flowers out of his hair yet. But maybe one of these days Mr. Manin will grow up and' understand that there are other things in the world besides his biased and personalized opinion. RALPKBBRKE Newport Beach tll' Call the Readers' ·Hotline (642·6086) and leave your message. While we welcome all comments, we'll only publish comments from those who leave a name (please spell 1t out), city and phone number (for verification). tll' Write a letter. Please be as brief as possible~ Longer letters will be considered for Community Forum page. Mail your letter to "Letters," 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627, or fax them to 646-4170. tll' Clw !he editor a caJl William Lobdell can.be reached at 642~321, ext. 351 and would love to hear from you. tll' Our views vs. your views. In our news page, we at the Pffol' strive to be fair and objective. On the Community Forum page, we try to do the same by publishing a wide range of views -maoy of which we disagree with -in the inten~~t of fairness. The Pilot's opinions are restricted to our editorials. Change for better :- I t may make sense to fight the expansion of Hoag Hospital if you are sure that you will never get ~k or hurt or have an emergency. If there is any chance of the above, I would suggest t)Jat you allow them to expand. Some folks never want anything to change. I tend to be a little that way myself. But one of the. few things that you can depend on is t~at thin~ will change. As a construction worker, l worked on Hoag Hospital parking building for visiu now cost at leut $2.50 more. environs. Safe sex? JIM DOLDING Costa Mesa T his is in response to Ms. Long's comment regarding safe sex in the Nov. 14 Pilot. Every parent of a teen·ager and every teen-ager needs to know the truth about safe sex. Statistics show that condom's failure rate is between JS and 30 percent. What we need to tell our teen-agers is that 40 percent males and 20 percent females say they would· lie about having AIDS in order to have sex. Whal teen-agers need to know is that William Hazeltine of Harvard Medical School has stated that "anyone who tells you that AlDS is not contracted by saliva is not telling you the truth." What teen-agers need to know is th~t trusting in condoms is like Tho rational for dolna thb ii or course to maximizo the Income and artcd. but collaterally the EPA and theG-'desiro to reduc:e traffic, ls cited as the reuon. I think tha.t you will aaree that tenior dtlwu require the majority ol IMdkeJ semen and that, bask.ally, we don't want to make anymore trips to tho doctor or dentist than required to malnaain a reuonabl• depH or aood hUJth. I am IDfonncd that a Mr. Lombarcu. the operadfta •• ,.. partner or the complex hU l&ated that plJtinc cbaqa are very commoa lD 1.-~ OiuMy and that fee. I am told that the Fountoin Valley Hospital inauaurated a charae system several yean ago and had so m3ny complaints they discontinued It. My point In maltina this complaint is to emphasize how unfair this is to aenion. Funher l do not bcti~ that the operation ot a second business (a fee parkina lot) was represtnted to the plannina depanment when the buildina was approYCd. Finally. I reprd this as the PfCCWSOr of medical buildinp lnltlatina part.in& ·rees. The addition of perhaps 100 more exclusive moorings for .super yachts is to me far from nccessnry. As pointed out, there are alrcody more t~an 10,000 privotc boats, yachts, ind tubs moored in our harbor and whereas adding another one percent may seem inorrcnsive, perhaps the site of these 100 miaht add up to perhaps 10 percent in terms of incifient pollution, and of course the denial o a little moro water front to public use. • \' It II time that in Oranp County pt UM to the ,,. ~ .. to CoDduct. ~ , ... dill ....... .,. IOMdma~ to mtricl pertJna at medicill Ntwport BMda .... Colia Maa. dlen II JM> one tMt ~ a J E. BDWARD·WOLfE Newport Beach ·11 --.11u21r , Y ow NCllll .. unouncin1 the lnlne ~· propoul to tum tho ClltiWlyl lnlO I boellftl cum yachtina facili~ la I MlaM Of ldctil mott poUuuoa to an ~ overloaded Wouldn't it be a little nicer to support SPON'S current proposal to purchase tho Castaways and aiYe it to the city Cot a public park and recreation facility? If your answer is affirmatM, W'1 not 1nd a nice chcdt to SPON today and perhaps 1 noto to tho city council and help pracNC this to public ben~fit. A'LAN L. BLUM Balboa l"and LEE MUN SON Corona del M.!lr Tree concerns A lot of people in this neighborhood on Thurin . Street are appalled at the cutting down of the trees out in frnnt of The Pilot newspaper office on Thurin Street. On Monday in front of The Pilot building, I saw these enormous marks with bright orange, paint, marked to say that these fnendly old giants will soon be history leaving behind broken concrete walk and a large empty asphalt parking lot. l am ashamed to say that we arc stripping our neighborhood of these beautiful friendly giants. We arc protestin~ We don't want these trees cut down . I've watched them cut down the huge trees down Bay Street along t>y Theodore Ford. I am ashamed to see suth stark nakedness and • coldness on our street. I don't want us to become LA. MELODY MELLO Costa MC$& i I Ah Independent Newsp.i~r I Published by Coa.st Community News, Inc. I Elliot Stcln, Jr. chairman •· • • Jim C....15nger publisher Waher lurroughs 1901·1989 founding publisher By Anna Ce~ola S13ll Wntef COSTA MESA -The Planning Commission voted unanimously Monday to re- voke the operating permit of the Island Trader restaurant and bar, a ~pular Newport Boulevard night spot. As with other Newport Boulevard watering holes, such as Hogue Barmichaels and the Goat Hill Tavern, the Island Trader's success became its problem. Neigh· bors complained that it had become too popular and too rowdy. "I always hate to be in· volvcd in something like this, given that I'm a small busi- nessman myself," Commis- sioner Michael Dunn said. "But l don't believe (the bar) belongs there." Under a Superior Court order, however, Island Trad· er owner Gregory Howell can keep his busmcss open to 2 a.m., seven day~ a ~eek, pending further court action ::.chcduled for Dec. 12 and provu.led uniformed security guards patrol the parking lot at night. Before the commi<;siona~ Cdl>t their votes, Howell said he had remodeled the res· taurant dining room and re· done his menu in an effort to turn the business back into a restaurant. "We have taken major Meps to change the look and the focus of the Island Trad· er," he said. "Wt; feel that wi th a little bit of time and a littk bit of cooperation, we <.:an turn this around a nd ere· ate a fantastic atmosphere." Council k•P• Phi By Iris Yokol $lift Writer NEWPORT BEACH -Just five years ago, freshman Qty Councilman Phil Sansone so strongly advocated direct election of Newport Beach mayors that when his colleagues disagreed with him, he angrily vowed to campaign for a new council. Monday night, those same coun- cil colleagues warmly voted the outspoken Sansone, a 71-year-old retiree, to a second year as m ayor. "Thr.ough his leadership, the city has benefited," Councilwoman Evelyn Hart said in her nomina- tion speech. "The councilman from Old Corona del Mar repre- sents the city with an open-door policy. And I hear he's a pretty good golfer, too." • ...J Tanning salon lingerie shows temporarily banned NEWPORT BEACH -Worried about the po- tential for illicit activities, the City Council on Monday night placed a temporary city ban on tan- ning salons with live modeling of lingerie. The ban gives city licensing and legal staff time to study the potential impacts of this new trend in tanning and to make recommendations to the council by Dec. 23. Newport Beach officials recently learned about this unusual new type of business, which combines tanning with lingerie modeling, when a Texas com· pany applied for \ business license to open such a tanning salon near John Wayne Airport. The applicant, UX. Inc., reportedly naoa 18 such shops in Texas with no problems or criminal record, Newport Beach Hcenaing offidalt aaid. But city officials worried about the potential for prostitution and other illepl activities to breed a£· such businesses and recoaanended the ban upon realizing the city has ao laws regulating such an uncommon business. The closest that comes to it is a law regulatin& live entertainment. "He deserves another term, and I wholeheartedly support him," said Councilman Clarence Turner, who himself was selected to serve a second year as mayor pro tern. The often gruff, but conscien- tious and weU-lilced Sansone smil- ingly accepted the position. He noted that the council has a "very full plate" of issues to • tackle in the next year, including Ho~ Hos- pital's 20-year •master expansion plan, the Balboa Bay Cub's ex- pansion plans, a circulation- buildout plan for the remaining . . undeveloped Irvine Co. properties and tbo continued eearcll for a sccopd Orange County airport site. Plus, the 2S")'Car Corona del Mar resident added, the council must wrealle with a shortfall in revenue tbat wlll force the city ta "tighten ~Its." The son of Italian immigranu and himself the father of rour sons, San90ne spent more than 2B years in the military, including ser- vice with the Pentagon, and worked an additional 23 years in management positions in the elec- tronics industry. But wt.Uc growing up in upstate New York. be upircd to play pro- fessional baseball and in (act played on semi-pro teams in Cana- da and N~w York before enlisting in the military. FAIRVIEW: Severely disabled get indiVidual, modern treatment I From A4 1984 culminated a decade of change. Fairview State Hospital was now Fairview Developmental Center. "They're not patients anymore," McOlash said. "We learned that a long time ago when the sign went." Choice and self-reliance are now the goals of virtually every educa- tional or rehabilitative program at Fairview, which has brought about a whole new series of challenges. "We're working on choices and what goes along with choices - n:sponsibilities," McOlash said. "It's been difficult for us to learn that." been fine at Fairview, it scared people out in the community, McOlash said. Staff members eventually con- vinced the woman her behavior might be misunderstood and con· vinced her to keep a doll collec· tion on her bed instead. "This environment needs to be as much like the environment out there," McOlash said. When it comes down to it, Fair· view at its best will perform the same role as a family, helping its children become skilled social per- formers, teaching the subtle codes of how to look, sound and behave, McOJash said. For one resident who had ri o hair anywheTe on his body and al- ways sat with a coat over his head, a hair piece made all the differ· cnce, McOlash recalled. • 'Our society does not tolerate deviance ~ery we11. There are some differences we don't tolerate at all, unless you're a pop star and have sold a million records. Our people are not pop stars.' into the Fairview treatment pro- gram for behavioral problems as- sociated with brain.disorders. Such disorders often cause self injuries, in which people bang their heads against walls, mutilate themselves or in some cases even cat metal and cigarette butts, Sarrao said. --Ml:tlm But with the growing availability staff trainer of small group homes, Kohler ex- -------------------------pects the population at Fairview to be that way, but that's the way it is," McOlash said. "Our society does not tolerate deviance very well. There arc some differences we don't tolerate ·at aJI, unless you're a pop star and have sold a million records. "Our people are not pop stars." • A s rairview moves into the next century, even newer chal· lengec; await the center, which has an annual budget of about $74 million. medically-involved people, espe- Cially those involved in devastating auto acciden ts and near- drownings. AJthough 24-hour care facilities like Fairview have survived the state budget crunch so far, annual costs of caring for the most medi- calJy-involved residents have risen to about $120,000. Average annual ·costs per resident are closer to $65,000. "Close to 70 percent will stay in a large institutional setting for their whole lives,'"said Clinical Di- rector Lou Sarrao. remain steady. "I don't see the numbers goi.Qg back up," he said. In Costa Mesa, there arc several privately-owned small group homes in the Harbor Village develop- ment, located adjacent to Fairview on state grounds. Later this spring, the state will open its own small group homes near Fairview on Mark Lane, Kohler said. "(The homes) will 'give people JUSt a nicer ~uality of life, and a more normalized living environ- ment," Kohler said, excited about ' Howell said he could live Y-1th a midnight closing time on Sunday through Wednes- day. Using age-appropriate behavior with the residents has also been a nother challenge. "We tend to think of our people by their men- tal age, rather than their chrono- logi~al age," be said, telling the story of one 40-year-old woman who used to insist on carrying a doll around as if it were her child. While that behavior may have The case gave staff members extra insight into the J!!!pprtancc of being accepted in society -the importance of looking and acting "right." "It's unfortunate society has to With the increase o f smaller community programs for the physi· cally and mentally disabled, Fair· view has become home for more In addition to mental retarda· tion, there's a waiting list to get the new state project. "Ufc is ~ cxci'ting -it is to be enjoyed." ., ~ ThankYou . for Your G~nefQUS Ponation. It Does Mafe a Difference. , In The Christmas Spirit H ere at your newspaper, )( we are very aware of how Santa's bag gets lighter as he heads for some neighbor- hoods. You read about it frequently in the Pilot For many families, the struggle thro~gh these hard times is more keenly felt l:..~ when the holidays are here. . ~ But there is hope. ~ When you donate an ~-, . .r,.~,.; unwraeped toy worth $5 or more, ybu make Christmas morning a little brighter for a child who really needs some sunshine. Gifts & toys, especially for . ~ the older children (sports ,;> .. · . equipment, games, etc) are 4(~'(._, ;.;. · needed ~re than ever. ~ Toys for Tots is brought to you by the U.S . Marine C.Otps Services, and the Pilot ~ Reseive, Volt Temporary 7b ~ Drop your toys off at the Pilot lobby, at 330 w. Bay Street, Q>sta Mesa between 8:30am-S:30pm Mon. -FrL ' ..... ~ .., : CENTER: Stan llVl1he1 attention on sper:lil 1clM •' :o • From A4 morning in a light anrf airy third- story classroom, whi ;h has a birds- eyc view of Fairvi' w and bustling Harbor Bou'::vard. Among those listening to Dr. Seuss' story about accepting differ- ences that recent morning was Sean, who was stricken at birth with a viral infection, Ricky, who ate lye as a toddler, and Brandy, a 12-year-old who lived a normal life until developing a highly debilita· tive metabolic disorder. In another classroom, little Mat- thew, Ricky, Jason and Laura - severely retarded since birth - learned they're not alone in the fragile universe they occupy. Putting the children on a soft mat in the center of her classroom, teacher Karen Grady helped them get to know each other by joining their hands and palling their backs. "This is your friend, this is Mat· thew," Grady said, putting the boy's hand on Jason's back. "He's your friend." Then taking Ricky in her arms, she put the boy's leg on Jason's stomach. "That's right. Feel Ricky, he's right here," she said to Jason. ''He's come over to visit you. This is our group time. This is our fun time." Months ago when Grady used to put the children in a group for a field trip or other special activity, she found they'd immediately start crying. "One on one they'd be fine, but once they had to start sharing our attention, they'd start crying. They didn't want to share. "Now they do great on field trips," she continued. "Now they like each othe r." Down the hall in another Pro- gram 2 classroom, teachers from Coastline C.Ommunity College use small Casio keyboards, flavored Q· Tips, swatches of material and spinning wheels to try and stimu- late the senses of the 11 pro- foundly retarded students in the class. AJthou~ some in the clw show no reactions of all. iherc's the hope that somehow the activity in the room is having some effect. "We do it in the: hope thai it's somehow making the quality of their li(e better, being as humane as possible," said Linda Campel- lone, a unit supervisor in Program 2. "We know so much more today." SUIPECT: Min ICCUl8d of cllld f-11 fried CORRECTION On Saturday, November 23, on error appeared in the odvertlsement for CMS Mortgage. The correct rote for a Jumbo 30 Year Fixed Loon is 9.25% APR, 0 Points. The Newport Beach/ Costa Mesa Pilot regrets the error. From A1 said. - Between February and Septem- ber, three girts -aged 7, 8 and 9 -told police that a thin, white, middle-aged man with long hair, a full-faced beard and bad, yellowing teeth entered their bedrooms in the early morning hours and fon- dled them. None of the victims, all or whom lived on the 900 and 1000 blocks of Sandcastle Drive, was in- jured. Additionally, a 7-year-old girl in the 3600 block or nearby Sea- breeze Lane reported in June that she woke to find a man lying on "Moral Courage- How do we obtain lt?" To be given by: Mrs. Myrtle Smyth, C.S. Ol 8tllllt, Northem INiand A Membrr Of The ChriMian SdiNlt eo.d Of ~p On Friday, November 29, at 7:30 p.m. At .. First Churm of~ Sdifttllt 3300 Via Udo, Newport Blllidt the floor next to her bed. ~ mo- tioned for her to be quiet and she told him she had to leave the room to go to the bathroom, po- lice said. The man left while she was waking her parents. In all the cases, a window or door had been left open during the night and sm all food items, in- cluding brownies and sodas, were eventually found missing, police said. The pattern led police to believe the intruder was a transient who wandered through the area looking for unsecured homes, primarily for food. RUFFELL'S UPIOUTEIY llC . ......... """ .... tm-kW., 19STI llM-Ml-UN ' l•I'~ • Matt Fuerbringer spearheads Estancia's hopes in defending the Eagles' state championship reputation on the Division Ill level as the season approaches. Something new fo r defe nd ing . state c ha mpio ns -Es tancia has the s ize to back it up By Richard OuM s,ar1I Wlllr S tepping out of tradition, Estancia High will have a unique look this season as it prepares to defend its state Division Ill basketball title. Welcome to the land of the giants. "This is a big team, unlike the Eagles Of old," said Estancia Coach Tim O'Brien, who guided the Eagles to a CIF Southern Section 3-AA dwnpionsh1p in 1989·90 before last year's state banner. '"In the 25-year his&ory of the school, there really has been nobody with real slg· nifacant 1ize, even from lut year'• team, so this ls a real new look for us. The school has been dominated by auards, but this year, size-wise, we're as big as any hi&h school team around." '\'ou •tart with 6-foot-6 senior center Matt Fuerbrineer, the onty retumin& player from last year who si,ncd an early Jetter of intent to play volleyball at Stanford next ,ear. Fucrbrinser, co-MVP or the Pacific Coast Leaauc and a first team All-ClF Divi· lion Ill selection Jut year, averqod lS.7 points and nine reboundl a aamc as the · only junior on last ,ear•s aquad. He acored 16 points in the state championship pme as Eatancla defeated Fremont. Wuhioaton. 82· 72, at the Oakland Coliseum ArenL .. And he's really Improved I lot," o•Brien said. 0 His same hat become more compa.te, a~ nen with htl • hO lnJaht pt.y tome perimeter this year. He'• played 65 vanity pm11 with OP and stale championships -that'• a Jot of ~ri· uee. 1"hat'a a career rot a~ and hl•a Ft another year left. He'a about 11 sea· IODed 11 they come." · Ettl.a• loll 16 1eaiion off -~ ,.~. tetm. but a .oua JV aroup. which went 20- S iDd .... ted Miaalon Vicjo'1 vanity In tJM Cout Chriatmu Olllic a year qo, it ~:IM ny II M .. n1or fOrward Jeff 8yrM. M aaaior forWard TY Schiller ud M JuJor &uard Jim P1ulber, all ol whom .,. prajec:ted starters; Joe Ec:bon, a S.10 lialai; 11· tM 'other pant. F1Ulkfter ud Edloj Wllf IWkcl9 olf at ttMi poinL .. Nol aD ol a.t ,ear•a ..-.. plljM, but atilR6 lllUori II a lot to -rocove--r flam." 0'11ten •W. "~ that In mind; II =rte!' with ....., ..,...._ but I dole'I thlU too mlftJ llW ... IC for us. I ................ •rw been apo6lecl with ..,...., talent l'w bad IOliedUll ID WOit Willa every 8ee ESTANCIMI -·- , .• November 26, 1991 The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Pilot llclllllB Sports Editor Roger Carlson •••• 642-4330 ot.387 Water polo honors/83 Lloyd Tice-surfing/83 Classified/Bl Sailors' Oler tilrr1s Tiger, ' just in time tor Valencia • 21-for-30 against Buena Park ignites Sailors' victory By Richard Dunn 59orts Witter T he anatomy of a broken col· larbone, as told by Newport Harbor High quarterback Mike Ofer, who has returned from exile after fulfilling a proph· esy. "It was a fake- counter nakad," said Ofer, describ- ing the play which ended his pre- season and caused him to miss fou r games. "I was rolling out and looking for our tight end, Jason Lawson, in the end zone, but he was covered and I didn't see th at Tony Mancu!.o. as the film had shown later, was open, so I de- cided to turn up and run. "I got to the 5-yard line and l saw an Orange linebacker flying at me, so I lowered my shoulder to tal-.c him on and I hit him, then l felt my shoulder pop out of place. l heard a couple of pops and I knew !.Omething was ddi- nitely wrong. - "At fir~t. it was more of <1 shock. It didn't hurt "that bad, but l didn 't know what it was -and l didn't know if it was going to go away." lt didn't go away. Not until Newport Harbor's Sea View League campaign began, five wc'ek~ later, did Ofer heal from •he injury on his left, non-throwing :.ide. During a school pep rally the follow- ing Friday -Ofcr's injury occu rred on Friday, Sept. 13 -the school cheer- leaders and five of his teammates per· formed a special hail for their senior quarterback. "lt was a song, like a cheer, and they included a ·whole bunch of players in it," Ofer said. "When they mentioned my name. They said, 'Friday the 13th was a bad day for me and that rtl surely see better days.· " Ofer, indeed, saw better days. He returned from his sea~n-opening disaster ahead of schedule and has since blazed a trail for the Sailors in the play· offs, recording season highs last Friday in passing yards (215}, attempts (30) and completions (21) as Newport Har- bor trounced host Buena Park, 35-14, in . the first round of the CIF Southern Sec· lion Division VI elimi nations. Ofer, the Pilot Player of the Week, has hit peak form after five league games, a period of time which acted more like a preseason test considering he'd never played varsity quarterback before this season. "In the amount of games he's played, this is like him playing his first league game," Newport Coach Jeff Brinkley said. "He's gone through a couple or preseason games, about five games, so this would've been the start or league in terms of playing time." 0 fer, a 6·foot·2, 195-pounder who startj:d at outside linebacker a yea r ago, broke the collarbone on his right side when he was 8-years·old. "I was playing with one or my best friends in the back yard," Ofer said. "I was jumping off a fence and my dog ran under me, so my feet hit her and I tipped over on my shoulder and (the collarbone) snapped. It was a freak thing that happened." His injury against Orange was a freak thing, too, but Ofer -after being told by doctors that he'd miss 6-to·8 weeks . -was actually cleared to play against Estancia on Oct. 11 (only four weeks}. "It wasn't 100 percent," ·he said. ''The doctors said I could play, but there was a good chance or breaking it again, so Coach Brinkley decided to stay (with Greg Williams at quarterback) and wait for the Saddleback game. "l figured if I do get back, l might Se_e OFERJIZ Newport Harbor High quarterback Mike Ofer is The Pilot's high school football player of the week after completing 21 of 30 for 215 yaras against Buena Park in first round of CIF Southern Section Division VI playoffs. The Sailors are in the quarterfinals Friday night, hosting unbeaten and No. 1 seeded-Valencia at Davidson Field on the Sailors' campus. E ATHLETES C OICE" FISH TACO •Ml::,~ (Nw -ea.,.. .. USC) Miiiar new Costa Mesa wrestling coach By ICJrtt Wolcott .,....., • Myron Miller, a Iona· time wrestlin1 and foot· ball COICb, will replace Fred Moraan as the Costa Mesa Hl&h wrcs· tlina COlcb. it was an· nounced MondaJ bY Calta Mesa • Hi&h Athletic Dlreclar Dean Cociper. Miller, 41, a Colla Meaa l'llidcnt who ....... cmclllila_ prep ud c.dle .. IPQl'tl aince 1961. Wll olfered the walk.on P*· dc>n S-anctay n1iM-, 0 Actually. I wu •PPt1ina for tho head football job, but I'd be hae,py to coach both sports.0 Miller uid. The football coachina position won't be decided for a Iona time, 10 l said I'd be a walk-on coach to keep the wrcstlin1 erosram alive and pt my foot in the door. ' The Colta Mesa head football co.China ~tion became ~blc when ciaht·year coach Tom Baldwin wu fired on Friday . Miller bcpn his coachina career at ~r:r. He coecbed Downey to a INalll title and El Camino Col· .. to lliColMI • the .... He WIS at Ma- rina HIP for ~ years. three u the ~ tlin1 c:oech. before takina a seven·year hi· atus rrom coachin&. In 1985, Miller returned to C03Ching football as an assistant Ramona High. He took over head coaching duties in 1989 and the followin& year 1uided his team the CIF Div. IV title. The Costa Mesa wrestling tum, dci.pi1c wiMina the Pacific Coast League title I t yeu. has seen a drop in panicipanl• from 60 fo 23. The new conch .aid he is aware of the letd<>Wn and al$0 prepared to turn th_iftp around.' '"The p~ram is in a little turmoil," Miller aald. "The kids v.-eren't real aurc if S• WAESTUNG,- u n-ct.y. November 28. 1981 High school football Just when you lhllll you have Tars ftg~redl By Richard Dunn Spotts Wl1tef A secret weap- on? Hardly. A kc pt-in- storagc offense? • That's a little closer. For senior quarterback Mike Ofer and a quartet of New- port Harbor High receivers, the ''we'll-use-it-when-we-need-it" of- fense could not have climbed out of the cedar chest at a better time as the Sailors rolled to a 35-14 vic- tory over Buena Park in the first round of the CJF Southern Sec- tion Division VI playoffs. "We thought they'd be sitting over there waiting for us to run and pound the football," Newport Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley said of the Coyotes. "They're also a hard-nosed football team, but we just thought we needed to open things up a little bit. "I talked to our skill guys on Wednesday -I had our receivers and quarterbacks down at the end of the field and they were throw- ing routes .-and I told them, 'This week. it's up to you guys.' We were pretty evenly matched up front, they had a good runner and we had a good runner, so we had to have great production out or the skill people. "We didn't use any new forma- tions. We 've used these sets before -we just opened it up a little more. We started getting those eight-man fron ts and we've had some success running against them, but going into this game, we knew they were a physical football team and that if they pack it in, "We knew they'd be tough to run on if we were set with double tights and two back, so we knew going in we were going to open it up and throw the football. We fig- ured they'd probably be over there practicing against the double tights and to stop (Brandon) Finney. "It wasn't any major adjustment for us. In fact, one of our coaches, Bo Larson. was saying how we've run this stuff throughout year, how we've run it all through spring practice and through the summer. "So the passing game we used was nothing new for us. We just opened things up. We may have done more passing this year had Ofer not gone down with a broken collarbone." Ofer, who completed 21 of 30 P.asses for 215 yards, returned to the starting lineup on Oct. 17 against SaddJcback, 34 days after suffering his injury in the season opener. His performance against Buena Park was his best game of the season. "They jumped out to a 6-0 lead, then we came back and put a touchdown on the board, then we scored another one, but really the shot in the arm was our drive right before the half, which put us up 21-6,'' Brinkley said. "In less fhan two minutes, and we had the ball on our 27-yard line, we drove the length of the field and scored. "Ofer threw nine passes in a row and we drove the length of the field, that was really a big key to the evening. Then, we came right out and scored in the second half, also. We received the kickoff and took it down and scored, but ·the one before the half was the big key." Mayb e Quartz Hill just -needed to be convinced By Richard Dunn SportS Wtller After 48 min- u t cs, Quartz Hill was con· vinccd. With its seven .---.=:1•-.: charter buses, Mater Dei High and its orchestra of followers came up to this high desert community with a little something to reveal last Friday in the opening round of the CIF Sou thern Section Divi- sion I footba ll playoffs. "I think (the Rebels) got caught in a situation where they had an emotional game against Antelope Valley the week before and prob- ably were figuring maybe this Mater Dei team was like last year,'' Monarchs Coach Bruce Rollinson said after his team's 34- 8 victory over Quartz Hill. "The diff ercnce is that we were 5·5 at the end of the regular sea- son last year and this was a 9-1 football team and I don't think their coaches were able to con- vince them of that. "We knew who they were anc! we know what that area's doing - like Antelope Valley knocks Bishop Amat out of the playoffs (13-10 in overtime), Saugus plays Loyola tough, losing 34-24, and Canyon (Canyon Country) handles Sa nta Ana (35-13). "But last year, I'll bet you could've quizzed those kids after the game and I'll bet they didn't even know anything about Quartz Hill or where it was. It's not like it's real close." Mater Dei (10-1), a passing team behind All-CIF quarterback candidate Dilly Blanton, also had to prove it could run without Derek Sparks, last year's star now al Washington State. "As far as the game itself, we had gotten wind from their press in the local area that they didn't respect our run game;" said Rol- linson, whose team gained ·160 yards on 29 rushing plays. "I think (tailback) Chris Ruperto and (full- back) Nicky Sualua and (tailback) Brian Solis took that a little per- sonal. "I read it to them right before the game and told them there's a tremendous pride factor here and you're going to have to earl\ every- thing you get . -and you re ex· pected to do a lot at this high school. "Our kids, by game time, were ready. We were shaky to start the week, going through the motions ourselves, but we slowly built them up and all of the sudden they real· izcd the importance of this first game in the P.layoffs. Whether it was Quartz Hill or whoever, prob- ably deep down this game meant a little more to these guys: Josh Cogg1as. Jeff Kuhn, Jason Thies, Billy Blanton an<l David Knuff - they all play~d last year and I think they had a bitter taste in their mouth. "We feel that we have im- proved, obviously, since last year. We're much more well-rounded and we play better defense by far than last year. J was surprised that Quartz Hill did not make more adjustments going into the football game. Normally, we try to prepare for, 'Are they going to try and take Knuff away? Arc they going to blitz?' " The point is, nothing was taken away from Mater Del, which did exactly what it wanted. "I was also pleased with Su· alua's effort on both sides (two sacks at defensive end) and Fran· cisco Caro, our Special Teams Player of the Week who had two lead tackles on kickoff returns.'' Rollinson said. PILOT MAION(TUllJ ~ ..... GRID , ... _ m A 1'11 ww• 310.12SZ 311-1741 ......... 4.0 4J STATS =T·==" 114 151 1194 1022 :.::..-=.r-107 a Npt. Harbor (7-4, 3-2) 1oia11 •1W·tl ......... 11.1 10.3 .......... S,7 l2 SUSOll t•DMDUAL) .,..if: 2'32 143 .......... ,. .... 25 ·117 10 .es 'S.W--=~-:! ~~ :: ...... 2J·1U 1 ... Annly 2537 2941 Mancuso 14 Sii 5J 4 38 .... ,.... flt 267 Tiil M 185 5.4 0 32 ~:-":: ;::t, l 47-29.5 .a.a Gar 11 44 4.0. 0 14 11-10 1•12 Gorlr*s 5 12 2.4 4 4 TCllll...., 21 n °"' I ·11 ·2.3 0 10 -.~ u 2.1 Monts 4 -5 ·1.3 0 1 ...,..... le-532 4).311 wm.n. 4 -32 .a.o 0 ·2 :'&....,... Ml 4..s5 Kdcharn 3 ·1 ~.5 1 2 ~ ........ 24112 ma CcMdo 2 8 3.0 0 4 -.~----Sf* 1 -3 -3.0 0 -3 .............. loefe ~ QwW9 ,....,.. __. 23 17 SS 14-1111 ,..,., pa po ... phi '"''· td llllllpol1 ttnor 35 63 62 21-1• Ofer 129 61 711 4 .519 1 Wiiims 68 31 292 1 .456 2 Log, sched ule Hams 1 0 0 0 .000 0 Reoefvlne 13 Onil'lge 10 P19"' po nn. 8¥9· td lone ColUcclo 42 494 11.a 3 48 34 Ocean Vle'N 0 Mel<own 18 182 11.4 1 44 0 Huntington Beach 6 • Lawson 15 96 8.4 3 13 0 El Modena 10 . LIBass 8 75 9.4 0 19 14 Estancia 0 Mancuso 8 89 14.8 0 20 10 Saddleback• 21 F1Mey 4 ·1 ~.3 0 1 27 Corona del M.lr• 0 Mlf9\ll 3 26 8.6 1 20 21 Universi1y• 7 Goniales 2 37 18.5 0 26 Mcintee 2 13 8.5 1 10 21 Tustin• 14 Harris 1 18 18.0 0 18 10 Woodbri'!r.1• 27 Soort~ Clf 0 1 slon V1 Playoffs Amey 68; Mancuso 24; 20; Lawson 35 Buena Park 14 18; Kalset 17; Tift 12; Md<own 8; Mew. 8; Nov. 29-Valencia (home>. 7:30. Mqnal 8: Kelcllam 8; Tum 2. •Sea View League game Newport Harbor Players ol the Week · CHAD IA BASS A 5-foot-7 , 140-pound junior wide receiver, he caught six passes for 56 yards as the Sailors won their CIF playoff..__...___ ....... opener, 35-14. ~ PILOT ~~~"'GRID _'! -1 ~"-~~ STATS Mater Dei (10-1, 3-1) SEASON (INDMDUAL) · Rushing P!Qw tcb nn 8¥9 Ruptrto 87 5S9 6.4 Sols 67 293 4.4 BWW1 44 39 0.9 Vasquez 28 91 3.3 SualUa • 22 179 8.1 Ndan 20 93 4. 7 K&lw1 9 25 2.8 Nill'1 6 32 5.3 SRhel 6 21 3.S Hiii 4 12 3.0 UN 2 6 3.0 Jackson 1 12 12.0 CISWI 1 4 4.0 Acalin 1 3 3.0 KtUf 1 0 0.0 PIQ•r 8larton pe 229 P ... lng po Jdg 142 2568 phi 9 Klldf 2 2 63 0 ~ 6 1 4 0 PlaJer Klldf Recetvlng po nn. 8¥9· 49 798 16.3 ~ 24 614 25.8 Motwa 22 510 23.2 K&lw1 15 207 13.1 8arJjas 12 210 17.5 Thin 7 117 18.7 Jaekson 4 49 10.3 Kruse 2 '4 22.0 Solis 2 37 11.5 Sanchez 2 26 13.0 Sualua 2 14 7.0 td Iona 1 32 1 21 3 17 1 14 2 36 0 33 1 8 0 10 0 6 0 9 0 6 0 12 0 4 0 3 0 0 pot. td .620 27 1.000 1 .200 0 td lent I 83 7 n 8 85 0 34 2 60 1 30 0 21 0 22 0 22 0 19 0 10 DARIN MANGNALL A 6-foot, 185-pound senior inside linebacker, the All-CIF candidate recorded 11 solo tackles and four assists for Newport. Scoring Allptrto 98; Klldf 68; Broadbenl 55; Motwa 48; BWW1 18; Bn1as 18; Thlts 18; SUMa 12: KMe 8; VISQUU 8; K&lw1 6; Nolan 6: Sols 8. SUSON (TEAM) Opp ........ T cal t1I dOWnS 118 17& Amla1ll'dlllt 313-1259 29&-1$55 ,,..,. Ml*IO Pl '"° SJ Awnge Ml*IO yWagt 114 141 tlli --yWagt 1300 2635 ha~.... 13-21)4.24 14$-%37-9 -.... .... ..,~ 15.6 1l1 A'O-G*l*PISSlllT'C> 6.4 11.1 Nd """ }do' 192 500 -. aacb. yardagt u -n z.19 -~ 2476 4487 ,,.. 1111 y.aoe 226 408 ~ S2-J3.3 27-36.1 'H 13-9 TCllll llmMn 32 18 A~ UllOm 2.9 U Rags.yardagt 84-639 94·919 Awtlal -~·.e 7.6·58 a.s.&e A'O-fiN 111 possession 22:46 25:14 ·Pwe """'· -epllons, fllT1IJle ~ AccumutaUve kore bf Ou~ . Opoonns 16 42 15 50-123 ..., 1>e1 aa 94 104 65-3S1 Log, schedule 34 lolani (Honolulu) 27 upistrano Valley 47 St. Paul 17 Sant.l Ana 27 RM!rside Poly <42 Mission Viejo 3 S St. John 8oJco• 44 Setvite• 20 Loyola• 24 Bishop Amat• 20 21 9 3 14 7 7 0 28 6 OF Division I Playoffs 34 Quartz Hill 8 Nov. 29-Fontana (al SA Bowl), 7:30. •Angelus league game Mater Dei Players ol the Week DAVID KNUFF A 6-foot-3, 205-pound senior tight end/linebacker, he caught six passes for 78 yards and three TDs. He also had six tackles and one forced fumble. JOSH COGGINS A 6-foot, 240·pound senior defensive tackle, he had four sacks, one In each quarter, and ..__ eight solo tackles. OFER: From B1 High school cross country . doctors said I could play, but there was a good chance of breaking it again, so Coach Brinkley decided to stay (with Oreg Williams at quarterback) and wait for the Sad· dleback game. "I figured if ( do get back, I might not be able to contribute to the team, really. My goal was to get back as quick as I can to help the team, and plus, it was my SC· nior year and I didn't want to miss out. I had been lookina forward to it my whole high school career, so I did a lot of rehab and 5trctching • to help it. The doctors said It came toacther quicker than most. It was I just one oC those thlnp. 1 "After hell week, l was ready for the Oranae pmc, so it was 1 ftu1tralin1 just 11ttina back. after the Injury." Lall Friday'• performance allouJd be no 1urprlle, considering this Is O(er'1 time of year, toward the end of a acuon. Area runners headed for State WALNUT-The Corona del Mar boys, Ncwpon Harbor &Iris and Costa Mesa lndividual runnen Denisha Bcndz and Kacy EtJor are headed to the state croa country championships Saturd.y in Fresno. The CdM boys, eevcnth in tho state last year, earned a return trip after plnclng second In the Div. Ill final Saturday at Mt San Antonio Collc1e. The Newpon Harbor girls won the Div. 111 ~ ind were crowned the Sou1hin1 ScctioA Div. IIJ·A champions, while Bend& and Eklof finished amon1 the top nve indlvidu1ls not on a team to quall· fy for state. "We've been '? Ill ,eor lon1 do thia, to rot thi state meet," 111 ~ Eric Twelt, whose Newport Harbor ' girls teams won the 1987 and '88 Div. II state titles. The Corona def Mar boys, who have alMJ spent the entire aeuon gcarina for a shot at state, had five runners finlsh within 24 acconds of each other to tally 114 points Sat· urday. CdM finiltied tiehJnd La· auna Hiiis, first Wftla 182. 1nd ahead of San Marilto (116) and Newbury Park (117), CdM wu kd by Stew Lc9ieur, who covered the three-mile course In 16 minutes 42 Mcoodl. .,ext for J 0th overall. Corey Thomu was next for·the Sea Kinp ln 16:4. Newport Harbor's Jand 0¥er- ton (16:28) and Sky Peterka ( 16:3-') ran sixth and eliftth, ,_. spectlwij, but the SeilOn faJled 10 quality II one Of th6 top (Otlr teams, finlahln'< acwnth wuh 149 points. Estancia was 10th with 213. The Newport Harbor girl& won with 61 points -26 ahead of sec- ond place Laauna Hilla. San Mari· no qualified third with 102. Corona del Mar, aeventh In the irate last year and one of the (a- .orites to return, had difficulllcs startina the race and finished a di11ppolntin1 sixth with 136 points. Costa Mesa was seventh with 14S. Newport was led by DoAna Milb (19:12) in fourth, Mary Crane (19:12) fifth, Owen Twist (20:28) 15th, Heather Davidson (20'.32) 17th and th Hoffner (21:01) 2Sth. Bend& finished 1hird owrall ln 19:07 and llkloff, 22nd ill the •••• lua year, took M~enth In 19:15. ' -lly 11N PllOI .. U.f'~ Golden West's David Mcleod puts the clamps on Oran~e Coast College's Scott Hamilton (20) Saturday en route to Rustlers win. Pirates close it out witli a poor effort, and get belted, 24-7 By Richard Dunn Sports Writer COSTA MESA -Apparently, Orange Coast Col· lege failed to answer the dinner bell Saturday night against intra-district rival Golden West, which de- voured the cntree. "We looked like a warm glass of milk walking out on the field," OCC Coach Bill Workman said. "Our guys didn't want to play." The Rustlers, with no post-season considerations at stake, did. "As soon as ou r last game was over, we said we were going to beat them because this was our bowl game," said Golden West comcrback Kevin Mullens, who intercepted two passes late jn the founh quancr to preserve the victory. "I guess they underestimated us (because) now look at · the score- board." When the feast ended, the scoreboard read: GWC 24, OCC 7. Orange Coast, defending Mission Conference Central Division cham- pions, finished the campaign losing four of its last five games, all of which were divisional contests. "l have no explanation," said OCC tailback Eric Washington. "Their defense was just fired up. Their deCcnsc pushed us back and the inter- ceptions we threw -that killed us." · Quarterback Donnie Smith, who sco red OCC's only touchdown on a 7-yard run in the first quarter, was intercepted three times in the fourth quarter as Golden West, 6-4 overall, 5-4 in the conference and 2-3 in the division, shattered OCC's bowl aspirations with a convincing win be- fore an estimated 3,000 fans at OCC. "lt just wasn't there," Workman said. "We just didn't want to play, but we've done that before in this set.son. It's not the first time it has reared its ugly head." • Inconsistency, in other words. is what Workman means. Only seven days before, OCC had thrashed Riverside, 51-0, in the school's most lop- sided victory ever. ' "It's like our defense," Orange Coast nose guard Kelly Jackson sa.id. "Sometimes it's good against the run and sometimes it's not." An example of Golden West's rushing efficiency was fullback Larry Brophy, who entered the ~amc with a total of 43 yards on the season. He rushed for 58 yards ( 11 carries) against the Pirates, who bitterly ended their year at 6-4 overall, 5-4 in the conference and 1-4 in the divi- sion. "We just didn't want to play," Workman rei terated. "At least if we wanted to, we didn't play like it. I don't know why we we ren't ready. First, it's Golden West. Second of all, there's a bowl game on the line. Maybe this time they didn't want to go to a bowl game, maybe they wanted to be home for turkey dinner." Golden West, which took a 17-7 halftime edge thanks to Newport Harbor High product Josh Klein's 37-yard field goal with six seconds left in the half, now leads the all-time series against Orange Coast, 14-10-2. Orange Coast, which after half a season was 5-0 and ranked No. 2-in the nation by the JC grid-wire, fini shed last in the division for the sec- ond time in three years. Three times this season the Pirates scored more than SO points in a game. Twice, including two weeks ago against Riverside, they broke the school's mark for the most lopsided victory ( 48 points entering the sea- son), having also defeated San Diego City, 56-6, on Oct. 12. "When this team played, or wanted to play, we were as good as any· body.'' said Workman, who fell to 2·4 lifetime against OWC's Ray Shackleford. "We proved that several times. We could not play, too, but as far as the one that came out every week, we were up and down." Orange Coast scored 332 points this year, the second-highest in OCC history behind only the 1975 national championship team (436). It also set • Mission Conference record with 30 rushing touchdowns. Defensively, the Pirates recorded two shutouts and turned 35 opposi- tion turnovers (20 (umblc recoveries, IS interceptions) into 125 points. Smith, who completed 13 of 26 passes for 165 yards against the Rus- tlen, finished the season with J ,549 passing yords, ranking him firth on OCC's all-time single-season list. Tailback Adrnln Steen, who six weeks ago was on n pace to establish OCC's career rushina mark. ended his two-year tenure, Instead, with dis· appointment. After a promi5ing beginning, in which Steen anincd over 100 yards in the Pirates' first three games, he become o minimnl factor in Central DI· vision play because of assorted leg injuries. ... • • Tuesday, November 28, 1991 83 -~ ------------------------------- 111911 school 1Jaske11Ja11 111·1·vr1"~' O'Brien fuerbrfnier Schlsl~r Byrne Edso n Faulkner King Johansen ESTANCIA: Eagles set to defend state crown in style From 81 year. We're coming off losing 16 seniors and the experience factor we lose, but we have good quality height. We're going to more or a power game 'and we could post up a lot or people, including Faulkner." Estancia, which finished 29-S last year with a Pacific Coast League title aflcr'gOing 21-10 two ycan ago (third place in the Sea View League), has nine se niors, two juniors and one sophomore (S-10 guard Victor Trujillo). Trujillo and S-9 senior Ruue:JI King arc the backup guards while seniors Jeff Manz {6-2) and John Johansen (64) will be the first big men off the bench. Manz, who O'Brien considers the best athlete on lhc team, was a cross country runner this fall . "The image or the team is going to be dominant big men," O'Brien said. ''That's not to •ay we're weak at guard and thal Joe can't do it Edson has been a nice surprise ror us and he's very capable or a solid performance." Schisler, a ti&ht end on Coach John UcbcnJood's football team, is recovering from an ap- pendectomy, but is expecled to be ready for the season. Faulkner, the most improved player on last year's JV team, is the sleeper to watch. "Over the summer, he elevated his game tremendously," O'Brien said. "He is now a lower Division l or Division II player as far as looking ahead to the college level, but he has no varsity experience. He's been a surprise." Along with Fuerbringer, Byrne and Schisler arc expected . to be Estancia's top scorers. "Byrne and Schisler arc each capable of scor- ing 20 points a night," O'Brien said. Estancia's resume alone could make opponents shiver, bll{i that's exactly what O'Brien wants. "Two ycan ago, we just got on a roll in the playoffs and snuck up on people,' O'Brien said. "Last year, we kind of thought we'd be right up at the top. "I hope people will be pointing to us, !hat means they either re- spect us or fear us. We don't have to be cocky, that's just the attitude in the kids we're tl)'ing to demon- strate. Heck, every time Maier Dei takes the court, it has a IO-point advantage ~ecausc of its tradi- tion." Estancia, with CIF and slate ti· tics in successive years, appears 10 have the Pacific Coast League ad· vantage heading in10 1991·92. 0 E•1I••' aclMHlul• Dec. 3-7-Pllot Tip-off Ct.ssk: Dec. 9-14-Tcunnert ol ChlfTlJiOnS frl., Det. 20-Ml!slon \1elO (llDn'le, 7:30) Det. 26-30-Coast Ct.•slo s-.. Jan. 4-11 Btu-Olinda (7:30) Tues., Jan. 7-Scx.el T01'111'Ct (llDn'le, 7:30) Fri.. Jan.. 10-UOIN Buch" (heme) Wed., Jan. 15-Cenluty" (home'. 7:30) frt., Jal\. 17 -II lagirll li!IS' Wed,, Jin. 22-• Tlabuco HiUs• Fii .• Jin. 24-Costa Mes.1' (llOme) Wed., Jan. ~-CdM (homr, 7:30) Fri .• Jan. 31-at Li9N Beacti' WKI .. fttl. 5-It Ctnll.lry~ frl., Fttl. 7-Laguna Hilli" {home) Wed .. Feb. 12-Tllbuco ~·(home) Fri., fttl. 14-11 CostJ Mesi• Al ~ II 7 p.m. l#llesl noled. 'denotes Pacllic COOi~ League game. Slow start (football) seen for Calvary Chapel By l<lrl< Wolcott --T he success of the Calvary Chapel basketball team, cs· pccially in lhc early pa1t or the 1991-92 season, could depend largely an 1he success or the school's football team. The Eagles' grid 1eam, top· seeded in the Div. X playoffs, features four players from the baskclbaJJ team, three of them starters. "If the foot- ball team keeps O'Brien advancing, we could miss coach Steve Middleton said. "We won't even have a center. Now, there's a challenge." Once the football players return, though, Middleton expects to chal- lenge the rest of the Arrowhead League wi1h a blend of size,.-depth and experience. Calvary Chapel returns l 0 players -in~lud1ng three all-league starters -to a team that won four or its final six games last year. The Eagles finished fourth in 1990-91 with a 6-8 record, 10-16 overall. They reached the second round of the playoffs with a team . comprised mainly of sophomores and a (cw juniors. The Eagles arc led by first team David Hesterly (6·3 guard) and all-leaguer Jahn O'Brien, a 6-root· Jason Vanderburgh (6-3 forward). S senior forward who averaged 21 The remaining players include points and 14 rebounds last sea-senior Jan Winterkorn (6-foat for- son. Brian Arrowood, a 6-foot SC· ward), junior Darrel Calam:i (5·10 nior guard, was second team all -guard), sophomore Ryan Elliall league, while 6-2 junior guard {5-10 guard) and fre shman Joe Chase Lubbock earned honorable Jones (6-4 forward). mention honors. O These three will be joined by E•gl••' sch•dul• promising newcomer Sabe Young-Fri .. Dec. 6-St Michael's (home), 7 p.m. er, a 6-5 i·unior small rorward who Dec. 7-14-CLavary Cl\apel TOl.lfnAITlelll Det. 17·19-LI SlerJ1 TIUllllT'lm was the 1eading rebounder and oec. 26-28-Waller WOIV,l Classic. second leading scorer at Ma-Wed .• Jan. 7-CSDR (homr:J" ranatha last year. Jacob Guild, a frl .. Jan 10-11 Lelllngwel C1J1st1in.· Mon. .1¥113-. Sllennan Indian" 6-3 center, moves up lfom jayvee, Fri.. Jlfl 11-11 u Verne Whtf111• where he avcra ~ed 16 points and T~ .• .IMl. 21-1..1 Siem Acad." (home) -frl., .IMl. 24-11 So. CIL Ctristiil'I" 11 rebound!'. Mon., Jan. 21-11 CSDR" Arrowood, Younger and Guild Wed .. Jan. 29-LeninQwel Cl't." ~l Fri.. Jan. 31-Sl'lcman Rian" !home) all play football, along with sopho-Fri.. Feb.. 1-1..1 veme l.uthmn" {home) more Dan Sundquist, a 6-4 basket-Tue .. Feb .• 11 ..:.11 La Siefrl Atadtm'/" ball reserve. Their absence should Fri., Feb. 1•-So. Cll. Cl'rislian" (home) High school water polo honors • CdM's O'Brien MVP for Sea View circuit S enior Brent O'Brien heads a contingent of five Co- rona dcl Mar High water polo players ta be named to the first team all-Sea View League coaches' learn · announced this week. O'Brien was a major force in leading the Sea Kings to an· other league championship and did his best to prevent CdM from its early dismissal from the CIF 4-A playoffs this week. He scored five goals in a dis- appointing 14-13 overtime loss ta San Clemente, marking the earliest Corona exit from post· season play in five years. CdM finished !he season 24-3, wilh two of the losses coming to San Clemente -in the first and last games of the season. O'Brien became CdM's pri- mary "go-ta guy," a position that was held last year by Ryan Weir, who is now playing for Cal-Berkeley. "He's o ne of the real scrappy players,'' said CdM Coach John Vargas. "He has a good knowl · edge of the game. He's defi· nitcly developed as a player re· ccntly, and maybe a cot.pie years down the rottd, could make an impact to a program." 0 'Brien ci.:rrently carries a 3.! gradc -paint- average and a i200 SAT ~ore, which would seem to widen his options. Joining O'Brien an the first team from Corona dcl Mar are goalie Robbie Pike, Ted Simp- kins, Alex Tahmo ush and Aus· tin Weir. Juniors Brad Harrington and Andrew Tahmoush garnered second-team honors from CdM. League runner-up Newport Harbor placed three members on the first team -Joe Haxcl, Riki Krumins and Oliver Fleen- er, while Sailon Nate Iverson and goalie Matt Parsons earned second-team honors. CdM's Brent O 'Brien Newport Harbor's season also came to a close on Tuesday, with an 11 ·10 loss to Long Beach Wilson. The Sailors com- pleted the campaign at 19-8. AIJ.S..~LMgue .... Brtt1 O'Bntn, CorOllil oet M11 Sr. FIRST TUM Pill Collins, lustin Sr. Oli'w!f Aeenel". Newpori Hattlor SI Milli Gorv.ales Tustin Sr .lot liuel. Newoor1 Hlltlor Sr. Jirt<I ~nic~. Unrve~ Sr RilO M.nlmins, NMIQ!t Klrtlor Sr. Rotil:li8 Pike, Corona det MM Sr led Simoloos. CO!tlNI 6e1 Mir Sr .&.ie. T~. Cartll'li del Mir Sr Oscar Valenluelil. Sal!cllebit~ Sf .\uSll!I We'#. Cororli del Mar Sr SECOMD TUll Torn BcNlln!. l.ll'Wersir)' Sf Biiai lklc!er. \JNYt~l!y Sr Torn Cer11SU01o, T1151ln, Sr --.... 811(1 HiflinO!on, CorON Ctl Mii Jr Nm i'verson, tkwpor'I HNtlor Sr Thld MRI, U!Jvmrty Sr Brm ~MIC:llael. Tustin .ir Jason Orosto. Sack:lleWC~ Sr MJ!I P~. NeWQOrt HartlOr Sr Arldrew Tlhmousn. CG«lrla ae1 Mi r Jr Je~ 'l'ortll. TU$1111 Sr -BJ Tbe Pilot those guys for as many as five games," third-year b11skc1ball "This year we have good senior leadership, with a nucleus of jun- iors," Middleton said. "We could be really good. 1 like our chances going inlo league." League, g~ limn kl be llYIOlllted. mean extra minutes for juniors ~--""'"""'""' .......,""'""'-"',...""",.,.._'°"'-------------------------------- Curren breaks through; Newport's Collins fifth at Haliewa 2-A event T am Curren brOke through Cor his first ever major win in Hawaii at the SS0,000 ASP Wiland Gallery Pro, held at Halicwa Hawaii last weekend. The event was a single A-rated contest, and kicked off the Hawaii Triple Crown, which helps determine the world champion at the end of each year. Curren defeated Martin Potter, Tom Carroll, and John Gomes in the four·man final, held in 8-10-foot surf. Curren won $10,000 for his efforts. . Newport Beach's Richie Collins placed fifth, while contenden Brad Gerlach and Barton Lynch both lost in the quutcr-finals. failing to or gain significant ground on ratings leader Damien Hardman, who was eliminated in his fint heat. Despite his performance at the Wiland Pro, Australia's Hardman is a strong favorite to win his second world title, is he now enjO)'S an 834- point lead going into the final two evcnts·of the year. Hardman now has to lose his tint heat in both events while Gerlach or Lynch will have to come up with something big to catch him. . An upset could still happen, but Gerlach and Lynch's failure to capilalize on Hardman's poor opening result could tum to haunt them ror a long time. :nte Maurui Pipe Masters, the second event ii\ 1he triple crown bc&ins today at the ramous Pipeline. -o · Surfing The ASP Is planning a regional lon&board tour, 10 be Included in their new gran prix formal bc1innlng with the •92 season. The way the rc&ion•I format will 'NOrk is like this; Each major world to\:lr area includin1 califomia. Hawaii, Australia, Bruil, Eu~ rope, South Africa, and Japan will have their own ASP sanctioned and rated lon&hoard tour event•. Some will be combined with the ASP gran prU: events. in addition to extra individual ASP nted contests.- An unspecified nllmber of competltora off the final ASP ratinp from each reai<>n will 1hen uaemblc toacther at the end or the year for a final arand alam event which will decide the world lon,.. board champion. • , The rollOCI !hat Ille ASP hu decided to ao In this direction ii --ol oon·svrfi"' reloted mpoailbllltlel like wort and Family that many of the blaboard competitors ahlre, maklna constant tmellns on the to11r dflllcult. 0 Tho Bud Pro Tour condudod their 1991 SCllOCI bite th1' -Octo- ber In San Fransltco, uid ahbolWI the Bud Pro Toun 1992 com· petition seuon schedule ""' ... llablo to the toQr surfen or public • yet, a r.,, Items on tWlr '92 -.,. .... are definite. . Tho aeuon will boP> -dnll i. ........,I!' at Santa OUz. and thera Wiii be a -ol -• .............. t the year. 0... to lho pneral state ol tllo -· lhoN w1ll be no H-U. -and "" l!atl c-t 1111 ol t1lo llltll' -,.ar. All PSAA rated -11 w01 tab p1om In t:aur.nlL , --ol lho llmltad •-r cl ASP 1M1111 (12 ...,....s) -,_, ud t1lo 1991 top 44 ASP ntld aurr.n be1aa 1111 ""1J llllfan to_....,,_ ... -Mall, .... Bud,,,, Totu ... ..,.,, /Ul1I'"' ..................... Iha -......,.u.a .. t1lolr !Our nweUu 1hoA$7111Ui-- Ulptl n. ,. • 1\\1•,.., -.ad/I 0... Mw ,.,,,, w , .. a a tf11f .......... C'IP I WFUBnw7fttJIIV: Wo men's volleyball Santa Monica invades DCC COST A MESA -The Orange Coast College women's volleyball team has been seeded seventh in the Southern California Regional playoffs and will open the 1ourna· ment at 7 tonight wi1h a home match against No. 10 seed Santa Monica. The Pirates, wtlO fihishcd run- ner-up in the Orange Empire Con- ference, bring a JS-4 record into the match. Santa Monica, from the Western State Conference, is 13-7 overall. Orange Empire champion Gold- en West, unbeaten in 22 matches this season, is the top seed for the playoffs and host No. 16 seed An- telope \TaUcy in the first round to- night in Huntington Beach. 0 a.CAL ltlOIONALI T--(J p,111 • ...-.. notMI No. ti klllopt WWI (1-Ml 11 No. 1 Golden we:. 't2:1.t OllgO Mne (13~) II Ho. I LA Pltrct (13-7). Irk 12. Blklrsftetd (13-a) • Mo.~ P&Slllenl Cly (15-3). Mil. 1:S hlon* (11-6) • Mil. 4 CllTb (1t-1), , .... No. 14 ~ (1-7) • ND. :s cu.ta (11- 6). No. 11 ....... (IM) II No. I GroPllat (11- 5~ . No. 10 ... Monltl (1S-7) •••• 1 Or-.. C.astt1M,. No. 15 ColliQI of .. Dullt (15-3). No. l ...... "'OHi. -By Tl>t l'llol As muss advances Mater Del High singles star Erika Asmuss was the only player from the loc'al area to survive the Southern Section Individual sirls pla~f'b Saturday at Huntinaton Beach Hl&h School. AlmUSSt 1 juJ\ior who reached 1he aemlfit11b lt'.st year, wiU play .. next la a Round or· 16 match Dec. S at a time and alte to be an· nouncea. Tho 10mlfinal1 and finalJ .,. aclleduled ror l'ec· 6. _ • _ Aher a ftnt·round bye Saturday, Alm.. won 6-0. 6-1 ""'' 0>&11 . -junior J-Lunnann, a 6-1, 6'4 11nt·round winner. She won ltor 1111nl-round midi, 7-6, 6-1. Ne~n Harbo< sopbomore Man CIJonl -• 6-2, 6-0 -oed-rouod match, bcl'oR belll& lnocbtl out la .... third round, ~ 2, "3. In daublu, eo.-c1al MIO ErlcaAollood...iSlnOoorw ud M-llll'1 ,_ Alie allll Kini Ooolmr -badl ........i hi Iha ..... -Bit ....... C1rrfa. daa Oifllllll ... laral W...ua loll • --... NOW . OR!NGE COAST JEEP/EIBLE r-~-------------------I I I I l l I I I I I I I I I I LUBE, OIL a FIL~R SPECIAL ;;. . .. ~ - ONLY I ~ ~ Ca.p:Pl ""*" ofdlr It ..m.n. ,., a'd kVS wHct. «"If. 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Mike Henjum, who had 25 against Chapman. was also selected to the all·tournamcnt team. The Vanguards have now won the Chapman Tournament crown two of the last four years. sec was 12 of 24 from 3-point range. only 24 pen:ent Crom the field io the game, the Southern Ca.lllomia College women's basketbaU team dropped its season-opener, 70-38, to visiting Loyola Marymount Sat· urday in non-oonfercoce action. TORRANCE -Colleen Hatch neucd a game-hijh ts pointl and Heather Brunan added 11 as the Orange Coast O>Ucae women's basketbalJ team notched a 59-44 victory over host El Camino Mon- day night in non-oon(crenc:e ac- tion. Hatch also hauled down 18 re- bounds to help OCC improve its early-season mark to 2·1. The Pi- rates enjoyed a 48-42 rebounding edge over the Warriors in the game. OCC soccer team moves on In the second half, junior for- ward Keith Randolph, a 6-foot-4 transfer from MiraCosta Junior College, knocked down 22 of his game-high 30 points as the Van· guards pulled away from the Bru· ins (2-3). Rand olph also grabbed 13 re· bounds, six off the offensive hoard~. The lop~ided victory came on the heels of SCC's impressive !>howing in the Chapman/Double- tree Classic last Friday and Satur- day. Witmer, who scored 23 points in the 81-69 first-round victory over WRESRING: From 81 there was going to be a program this year. "There·~ a lot of work to be done. Our first match 1s next ruesday. I want to get over there in a real short time and get things roll ing. I plan to get the kids in my room real excited and they will sell the program for me." ~. aoc.I C.-... toi, ......_.,Te ....._., a.cm c:.-... .. ft... .. ...... 3 2 t 9Jc:.nnci.13 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 .IOlil9oll 3 0 3 • 3101aaimort 2035 2 2 0 6 -5 0 ? t3 10 2 4 22 Wd 0 0 0 0 OOOOE~3007 7 2 3 16 Hnlnl 3 2 2 • 6 2 3 1$ WllicNI 0 0 2 0 o·eun.i 3 1 o 1 ~ 142230 ~ 4 1 2 9 Jones 4019 Tot91• 31 11 ti 76 Tetele « 8 19 103 IUllllme. SoCll Coleot. 50-lS. 3.po4n1 llC)lls: BdllnY-VlhQrw 1, SalO t, Porlmlm 1, SoCll College-Wllrnel l . JoMson 2. J Clf1!licllNI 1, 8Jc:k· more 1. E. Carmlclllel t. JcNs 1 T ecllnbl I04As-None. Miller inherited a Marina wres- tling team that was 1-13 in 1975. When he left the program in 1977, the team was coming off a 14-l record and a league title. Miller, who has assisted Dale Deffncr for seven years in running the Golden West College wrestling program, was a wrestler, football player and rugby player at Cal State Northridge. He was a three- time YMCA wrestling champion and competed in the 1976 Olympic • Kristen Bevis was the 1one sec player to reach double figures. 0 ~ ~-... SIMM TO, a.cal Cell. M a...-leCel c-.. .. ft.... .. ....... LCf!OCll*'dl t 4 o 2 n llW!w1'I o o o o Jalco 41 2 1~ 0010 Moolt 0010 ~ 2044 llOU!llrd 0 0 1 0 Wtllll 0 3 2 3 C~IQIWll 0 ? ? 2 l)"W 3 2 1 8 20t 4ewton 012t fomey 4 0 3 • deYlney 1 0 1 2 ~· 2 o 1 4 Hlllday 3 o 3 a w.,,..,, 0 0 2 0 8ftls 4 2 2 1? ~'YI l~~~ Tucker 0010 WI*' 4028 ~ 0 0 0 0 Tet• 32 6 11 70 T..... t3 8 17 38 Hllnlmt; Loyola Mlrymowa. 36·2t. 3·PGIN llO!ft: SoCll ColeQl-Hdldry 2. 8e'lll 2. TecMlct! foW-Noni. -By Tbe Pilot trials at the age of 34. "Wrestling is one of my loves," he said. "I love the smell of a wrestling room and i'm looking forward to getting back into coach- ing. "I know (the PCL) is a good league. There·~ some real good programs. I'm going to try and catch up and take it as far as I can take it. I know there's some· good kids at Costa Mesa. The program just needs a shot in the arm." OCC led most of the way, build- ing a 30-23 halftime lead, then pulled away gradually in the sec- ond half. 0 MOtl-COtl.......C• Onn9e a.... ..... CMlllM .. OrllloeeC.... •o...-. ........ .. ..... "*" 4 7 2 15 kn 1 0 t 2 CNmp1on a 3 1 • CGllrrwl 1 2 1 4 EJSMllllf 3 0 4 6 Altilord 2 0 2 4 Oll4s 1 2 t 4 CGlllro 2 1 2 5 Glem 2 5 2 • HendllJon 1 1 2 3 Be., 0222Wll.vns t022 ~ 4 2 1 10 Rtn!Olt t t 1 3 8trthallll 1 1 4 3 Fletd$ 3 4 2 10 Cor«ey Ot1tf'llts 0121 Birt 2 0 3 s Gross 21t5 Mciver 0 0 t 0 Tetele 18 23 19 59 T...._ t6 11 2t « H"'9ml Orlnat COl$I. 30-23 !l-po4nl p i ti c...ntlo-Bin 1 T ICMltll fouls Nol'e -By Tbe Pilot Ash count llONDAY'I COUNTS DAVllY'I LOCUll -4 bolls, 73 lnglers 101 l>Onlto. 26 callco bass, 3 sand blSS, 1 ICCApln, 15 sheephead, 44 rod! fish, t t 0 llllCkent, 17 ~ 26 spansl'l jKk. 63 bkle perch. NEWPORT LANDING -2 bOals, ta anglen. 25 rockflsh. 31 sheephead, t 1 Cllico bus, 1 sllld bass. 1 seulpln. 62 bkle peretl. 30 wlllle fish. 31 mackerel COST A MF.SA -the Orange Coast College men'• IOOCCr team, bolstered by P J. Polowaki's hat trick. advanced to the 1CCOnd round of the Southern California Regionals on Saturday with a '-l Television -Radio TUESDAY TELIMSION ColJeteBatkdball 4:30 p.m. -Mauf Invitational, ESPN. 4:30 p.m. -Butler-Notre Dame, SC. 6:30 p.m. -Maui lnvit11tioo1J, ESPN. Pro luk.ttbeU S p.m. -Lakl:~Ma&ic. Cb. 9, TNT. 7:30 pm.-Bulls-OTps, Oi. 13. Hockey 7:30 p.m. -Maple Leafs-Kinp, PT. RADIO Pro Batbtbell S p.m. -Lakers-Magjc, Kl.AC (570). 7:30 p.m. -Bulls-Clippers, KRLA (t 110). Rocby 7:30 p.m. -Lcafs-Kinp, XTRA (690). WEDNESDAY TELEVISION Coneae Batlldball 4 p.m. -NIT semifinals. ESPN. vktory over vilitiq Cuyamac. C.ol- lege. Tho victory moves the Pi.rites (12-4-7) into the second round this Saturday afternoon against aecond- scedcd San Dieao Oty (18-2). 6 p.m.-NIT semifinals, ESPN. 9:30 p.m.-Maul champlonahJp, BSPN. Swlmalaa ud Dhi9C 4 p.m.-Pac-10 Olampiohship, PT. <>tympJc SPoria 4:30 p.m. -Racquetball, track, SC . Pro lubtball 6 p.m. -Lakers-Heat, Oi. 9. Rockey 6:30 p.m.-Blacldiawb-Oilers, SC. Tennis 7:30 p.m.-AAusi·Wbeaton, PT. Hone Radns 8:30 p.m. -HolJypart replays.. Ci.. 56. t2:30 a.m. -Ho[fypark replays, PT. 2 a.m. -Los AJamitOI replays. PT. •Dnl 10:30 p.m. -From Tampa. PT. Skllna t2:30 a.m.-World Cup slalom, ESPN. RADIO Pro Basketball 6 p.m. -Laters-Heat, Kl.AC (S70). -ByDual1~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBL1C NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Flctltloua Aleta Hanke Mike Lawton G.A. Parker This statement was filed Thia statement w11 filed Karen L Bl'lnton Thl1 statement was filed Thia atatement wu filed Sean KeMedy Busln•H Neme This statement wu filed This statement was filed Thia atatement wu filed with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol Thia 1111ement was filed with the County Clerk of wttn the County Clertc ol This 11atement wa1 Ned Statement wl111 th• County Clerk of with th• County Clerk of with the County Clerk of Orange County on Novem-Orange County on Nov•m· wl1h the County Clerk or Orange County on Novem-Orange County on Novem-with the County Clefk of The f ollowing persons Orange County on Ociober Orange County on Novem-Orange County on Novem· bet' 1, 1991 ber 15, 1991 Orange County on Oc1ober bet 6, 1991 ber t5, 199t Orange County on Octob« are doing business as: 25, 1991 ber 5, 1991 ber 19, 199t FS1tB33 F513054 25, 1991 FSi2238' FS13088 25, 1991 COSTA MESA TRANSMIS. F511099 F812t48 F513379 Published Newport Beach· Publlahed Newport Beach· FStt098 Published Newport BNch-Published Newport Beach-FltttOO SION SPECIALIST, 1995 Published Newport Beach-Published Newport Beach· Published Newport Beach· Cos1a Mesa Piiot Novem· Costa Mesa Piiot Novem· Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Piiot Novem-Costa Mesa Pilot Nowrn-Publllh•d Newpot1 Beech- Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, Costa Mesa Pilot Novem-Costa Mesa Piiot Novem-Co1ta Mesa Piiot Novem· ber 12. 19, 26, December ber 26, December 3, 10, Costa Mesa Pilot Novem· ber 12. 19, 26, December bet 26, Dec:embet 3, tO, Cotta Mesa Piiot Howm- CahlG. 926271 8 kfl ber 5, 12, 19, 26, 1991 ber 12, 19, 26, December bet' 26, December 3, 10, 5, 1991 t7, 1991 ber 5, 12, 19, 26, 1991 s. 1991 t7, t991 ber S. 12, 19, 26, 1991 ~I hods. 9561 lac n T-tl94 5 1991 17, 1991 T·922 T·9n T-895 T·923 T·974 T-taa Cir.. Hun11ngton Buch, ' T 986 · caor. 92646 PUBLIC NOTICE T·929 • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC! Moe Aboud1rd1, 9se1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Blackfln Cir., Huntington Fictitious Fictitious Fictitious Fictitious F1ctltlou• Flotttlous F1ctttlous Beach, Calif. 92646 Buslnffa Name Fictitious Fictitious BuatneH Nam• BualneH Nam• Bustneu Name Buslnen Name •ualneM Name Buslnees Mame This business I• con-Statement Bualnen Neme Buslnen Nam• Statement Statement Statement Statement Statement Statement ducted by: 1 general P811· Th• Following persons Stat•m•nt Stat•m•nt The Followlng peraons The following persons Th• Following per1ons Th• Following persons The followlng peraon1 The Followlng peraona nershlp 11• doing business as: The Following pert0n1 The Fonowing pecsons are doing business u : are dolno business as: are doing business as: are doing bualMu as: 11• doing buslne11 11: .,. dolnQ business u : Thece:ie~lst;•nl(s~. ~"1' (a)A & R N.E.W.S. CON· arei;j()lng business 11: are doing business u : DISCOUNT TINT 'N' DE· PRIORl1"t' REO, 3334 E. NEWPORT VIUA WEST. Bill JANITORIAL SER· A.J'S, 24922 Mulr1anda DICKER-SON TU..E & MAR- men o ransa . S · lllECTION (b)A & R WINDSOA PARK APART· MOMENTS BY JODY· TAJL 712 YOfk1own #14. Coast Hwy. #169, Corona 393 Hospital Rd., N9WJ)Ott VICE. 9682 Reading Ave .. 122.EIToto,Callf.92630 BLE, 1937 IOlldeek, Cotta ~s~ undarN lhe ( )C1;f1C:: N.E.W.S. PROPERTY MAN· MENTS. 13852 D1w1on MICHELLE. 9301 Tld-•t8f Huntington Beach, Calif. del Mii, Cabf. 92625 Beach, Ctlif. 92863 Garden Grove, Calif. 92644 Roneld JamH Wyatt, Mesa, Calif. 92626 ~neu. Nf:m• s 1 AGEMENT, 729 W. 16 St. Street IA, G11den Grove, Circle Ht.lltlngton Beach, 92648 Tammy Stofer, 310 Mar· American Cat Medlc:a.I Ser· Cecilio A. Rodriguez, 9$82 241122 MulrlMds 122, El David It Dickenson., 1599 ~1 G~ ~·1 Sult• A_., Cosla Mesa. Calif. 92643 CA 92&46 Nicholas J. Humphreys, guerlle IA. Cofon• def Ylces 11, Wisconsin Corp., RHdlng Ave.. 01rden TOfo, Calif. 92630 Coriandef B, Costa Mesa. 0 s Calif. 92627 Daniel Uao, 13852 Daw-JodyMlchelle Daye, 9301 2418 England IS, Hunting· M11, Cahf. 92625 393 Hospital Rd .. Newport Grove. Calif. 92644 Thia bu1lne11 la con-Callf. 92626 This statement was filed German Alfonao Rivera. son Straet #A, Garden Tidewater Circle., Hunting-ton Be.eh, Calif. 92646 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Beach, Calif. 92663 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-ducted by: an lndlvldual Thia bu1tn11s la con- W\lh the County Clerk ol 21282 Beach BM!. 1202, Grove, Calif. 92643 ton Beach, CA 92648 Thia buslneu 11 con-dueled by: an JndMdua.I Thl1 bu1lne11 la con-ducted by: an lndMdual The r•11l1trent(1) com-ducted by: en lrldMdu9I Orange County on OC1ober Huntington Beach, Cellf. Thi• bualne11 11 con-Thi• bu•lnM• ta con-duded by: an lndMdual The regl11rent(1) com-d\IC'led by: • corpormlon The regl1tf1nt(1) com-menced lO lranNICI ~ Th• regt1trant(I) eom- 25 1991 92648 ducted by: flc:tlllous name ducted by: an Individual The reglstrant(s) com-mence4 10 transact busl-The regl1trant(1) com-menced 10 transact busl-ne11 under the F1c:tltlous menced lo trannct bl$- , F511098 This bu1lness Is con-The registrant(•) com· Th• regl1trant(1) com-menced to transact bull· neu under the Fictitious menced 10 transact busl-neu unde< the F1ctitloYs Bullne11 Name(•) llled ne11 undef the Flctftlous P bl' h d N ..,.,. B h-ducted by: an Individual menced 10 transact busl· menced to transact busl-ness under the fictitious Buslneu Name(•) listed ness under the FlcUtlou1 Business N1me(1) listed ebove on: Oc'°be< 29, Business Name(•) listed Cu 15 e aw,,.,.· eac The regl1trant(1) com-neu under the Act111ous ness under th• Fictitious Business Name(s) listed above on: November 1, Business Name(s) listed above on: March 4, 199t 1991 above on: October 22, osta Mesa Pilot Novem-menced 10 trannC'I busl· Busina11 Name(•) t111ed Buslneu Name ll1ted above on: September 1991 199t above on: 1976 Cecilio A. Rocltlguez Ronald J. Wyan 1991 ber 5. 12, 19. 26, 1991 neu under the fictitious above on: November s, above on: October 6, 1991 Nlcholaa J. Humphrey• Tammy Stofer Donne Swanson, Executor Thl1 11a1ement wu filed Thia 1tatement wu filed David K. Dickenson T-896 Bu1lne11 Name(s) fisted 1991 JodyMlchelle Daye This 1tatement was filed Thl1 1tatement \YH flied Director with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of Thlt statement wu filed above on: N/A Danie! uao Thi• atatement was filed with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of T~I• 1t11ement w11 filed Orange County on Novem-Orange County on Nov9m-with th• County Clerk of ---------1 German River• Thi• statement was flied with the County Clerk -of Orange County on Novem-Orange County on Novar1· with the County Clerk of bet 6, 1991 ber 15, 1991 Of'aoge County on October PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 1tatement was filed with the County Clerj( of Orange County on October ber 4, 1991 bet 19, 1991 Orange County on October F5t2243 '913048 25, 1991 Flctltloua Wflh the County Clerk or Orange County on Novem-7, 199t. F5t2047 F513380 25, 1991 • Published Newport Beach-Published Newport Beach· F51tt05 Orange County on October ber 5, 1991 F509085 Published Newpon Beach· Published NewJJOrt Beach· Flt 1123 Costa Mesa Piiot Novem-CoS1a Mesa PUot Novem· Published Nawpon Beach- BualneH N•m• 29, 1991 f512109 Publl•h•d Newport Coata Mesa Pilot Novem· Costa Mesa Pilot Novem· Published Newport Beach· ber 12 19 26 Deeember ber 26 December 3 10 Costa Mesa Piiot Novem- Statement f511457 Published Newport Beech· Beach/Coate Mesa Piiot ber 12, 19, 26, December ber 26, December 3, 10, Coste Meea Pilot Novem-5, 199t' ' ' 17 199; ' ' ber 5, 12, 19, 26, 1991 The Following persons Published Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Piiot Novem-Novembe< 5 12 19 26 5 1991 17 1991 bar~. 12 19 26 1991 T 927 ' T9T6 T~-7 are doing business as· ' ' ' ' ' • • ' • ' • • ..... CBS SPORTS CARDS Costa Mesa Piiot Novem· bar 12, 19, 26, December 1991. T·935 T·983 T-896 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~~11;1 v~ri~~~ ~,~;'. w 5, 12. 19, 26, 199\.903 s. 1991 f.931 1916 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious 92708 PUBLIC NOTICE F1otJtJous Fictitious Flctltloua F1cttUous Flotttleue Bu.lneas N.,.. eany Alan FIQfen. 10731 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FloUtlous aualneH Name Buslnff• Name 9uslnesa Name 1 El Centro Ave.. Fountain BualMS• NanHI Bualn• .. Name Statement ltatHMnt tat•ment "i'~~?· ~!~;n927~731 El CMJ~tf.::!03 8u= 0 :!me •u:~':!:!::'9 The ~~tpertont The ~::='O:nt peraons The ~~'persons are~~ ~s are~~~ are~~~ Centro Ave 'Fountain Vat-BuatneH Name Sta1ement The Followtng P8flOnS are dolno buslne11 u : are doing bustnesa 11: are dol~ business as: MARKET ACCESS, 13771 INVITAnoNS TO TRAVEL. WINDOW CONCEPTS, ley Cahf 92708 Statement The Followtng perlOnl are doing buslneSs as: P1Ychofoglcal, Speech & BOLLINGER CARPET T~OHNAARL1 E735R ~NTWiER1 NhA-Millon ID, WHlmlnater, 345 Unlverally St. N·t, !~-S. Rltch9y Unit E. This b·uslnHs Is con-The Following per10n1 ere doing business 11: BAUMAN ENGINEERING & Le11nlng Centw, 326 Apo. COMPANY, 2612·8 Crodctv ~ Is Ire CaHf. 92683 co.ta Mna. Calff. 92827 ,_...,Ana. Calif. 92705 ducted by• husband Ind are doing business u : PARK PUCE CUSTOM CONSULTANT!.200 16th St lena Ave., Balboa hland. Way. Santa Ana, Call(, ::o~ Santa Ana. Calif. T1m M. Cwtln, 13n1 Ml· Stephen Handly Wrtoht, 8f\Q ~ tM Woocf.. wife • CAL'S CADDYSHACK, HOME IMPROVEMENT, IA. Coslll M .. a. Callt CA 92662 92704 AJ t I Calif nl ton ID, Westminster, CalH. 345 University St. R·1, ~~·~wport Beach, The reglslrant(s) com-1784 Newport Boulevatd, 537 Ne#port Center om. 112e27 Grace D. Pet9fl0f\, 326 Jame• R. Bolllnger, 2546 ° ec, nc., or •. 92683 Costa Meta. catlf. 82621 1 • menc:ed to lrlllnci bust-Costa Mesa, Calif. 92927 11·;51, Newpor1 BHch, Bauman Abasll1, 200 16\fl ~ Ave., Balboa I• W. Camden Pt, Santa Ana, l735 E. Wil1hlre 1805, Thi• bu1tne11 la con-T•1l1 bu1tneu 11 con-This bu1lnes1 la con- ness unde< the Flctltlous Cal'• Cemeras, Inc., a Cal-Calif. 92660 Sl IA. Co1la Mesa. Callti land CA 92662 Calif. 1127°'4 Santa Ana, Calif. 92705 duC'l9d by: an lndMdual ducted by: an lndMdual dueled by: an lndMdual BuslneH Name(s) lilted llomta corpotallon, tno Michael Charin. Wilt. 97t 112627 This bu1tne11 .. con-Thia buslneu la con-dThl• bu1lne11 Is con-The regl1trant(1) co~ Tht regl1trant(1) eo,,,_ The regl1tr1nt(1) com- above on· N/A Newport Boulevard, Costa Cheyenne St, Costa Mesa. Thl1 bu1lne11 le con-ducted by: an lndMdual ducted by: an ln<!Mdual ucted by: • corporation menced lo 1ransact bus!• mencecl lO tranaac:t ~ menced to ltwlaac:t buel-Barry A Floren Mesa, Calif. 92827 Calif. 92626 ducted by: an Individual Th• regl1tr111t(1) com-The regl1trant(1) com· The regl11rant(1) com-nett under tht FlctltJoua ne11 under the Flctltlous neu under the Adltloul This statemenl was flied This bu1lne11 11 con-Th!s bualneaa 11 con-The regl1tr1nt(1) eom-"*1Ced to tranMCI busJ. menced to transact busl· menced to trannctFlc ~ Bualn"a N-me(1) listed Bullneaa Name(•) !lated Butlnet• N~ma(1) lated wl1h the County Clerk 01 d1JC1ed by: a corporation ducted by: an lf'ldMdual menced 10 transact bull· nes, undet the Ac:tlllou. neu under the Flc:tltloue neu under the ti~ abov9 on: NIA above on: NIA above on: Octobet 21, Orange County on Oclober The regl11rant(1) co:n-Th• regl1trant(1) com-nen under tne Ac:tltlous Bu1lne11 Name(•) listed Bu1lnea1 Name(•) llsted Buslne11 NaOcma(s) hated T1m Curtln Si.phen Wrlgtll 199t 29 1991 menced to tranuct ~ menced 10 tranuct busJ. 8ualne11 N1me(s) fisted abo\le on: NIA above on: October 22, •bove on: tober 28, Thia statement w11 filed Thia atei.tnent wa1 llled 8Nce Mallen · F511458 ne11 under the Fictitious ness under tM Flctltloua abo11eon: May t1, 1991 Grabe D. Pet~ 1991 199t with the County Clerk of with Che County Clertl of This llaternent WU flled P bll h d N ort Be ..... Bu1lne11 Name(•) llited Bu1lne11 Nam•(•) llated Beumen Ab111l1 Thlti'" 11atement w11 filed James R. BolUnge< TDhebora S. Hlntt.. President ~ Cot.Illy on Novem· Or1nge County on Novem-wttn the CCMrty Clerk of u 5 0 twp ...... above on: Septembe{ 3, above on: N/A Thia atatement w11 filed with L'M County Clerk of Thi• statement w11 fil41d Is statament was ~ ber 5, 1991 be< 11, t99t OrMoe County on Octobet Coste Mesa Pilot Novem-1991 Michael Wilt wtth the County Clefk of Orange County on Novem-with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of FStataT •Fltina 29. t091 ber 5, 12, t9, 26, 1991 H. Calvin Slllley, President Thi• 1tatement wu flied Orange County on Novem· ber 15, 199t. Orange County on October Ora';B; County on October Published Newpon BMch-P"bllahed Newport Beach-'It t4M T-900 Thia statement wu filed with the County 019'1( of ber 1, 1991 F513040 25. 1991 29, 1 1 F .. 2 Cotta Mesa Piiot Novem-Coata Meaa Pilot Novem-Published Newpolt 8Mc:h-__ P_U_B_L_IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , with the County Clertc of Orange County on Novern-F11 t830 Publlshed Newport F811104 5t1-.5 ber 12 19 26 Dece ber bar 28 Dec bet 3 0 Cotta Mesa Piiot Nowm- ---------i Or~ County on October ber 15, 1991 Publlthed Newport Beach-Buch/Co1t1 Meaa Piiot Publl1hed Newport Stach-Published Newport Beach-5 1991• • • m 17 199; em ' 1 ' bet 5, tt, 19, 28, t99t Flctllloua 23, 1 1 Fl13052 eo.ta Mna Pilot Novem-November 19 28 o.c.m.. Co1ta Men Pilot Novem· Costa Me1a Pilot Novem-• T-933 '. T 185 T-tos Bualn•H Name F5t074S Published N9WJ)Ott a.acn-bet 12, 19, 29, December bor 3, 10, 199l. ' ber 5, 12. 19, 28, t~t bet 5, 12, 19, 28, 1991 • • statement Publlahed Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Pilot Novem. s. t991 1981 T-891 T·90t PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI The Following perlonS Coata Mffa Pilot Novwn-ber 26, December 3, 10, T·920 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 'Fiotttlow are dOing bu11ne11 as: ber 5, 12. 111, 29, 1991 11. 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE F1otltloue FlotltlcMI• ......._ ...... RIVERVfEW TOWNHOMES T-885 T-178 Flotlttou9 F1ctltlovt Flotltloue •ustneee ....... •u.-.. Name \ ... 4t HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA· 8 el N ltet4"Mftt ltat9'Mftt .... ,. TION. 4875 MacArthur PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC! Flctltlout Bualneee Name Bueln•H Name u ne.. ..,.. The ftollowtng per90nll The 'ollowlng peraona The 'ollowtrlo ~ Court Suite 1120 N rt lklalneaa Name ltat.....m Statement 11at.,.._t are doing btltlnMa Ill! .,. dolna bualneM M ' .,. dolna bueff'8el •. Beach, Calif. 92660 ewpo Flctntow Plotlttoue Stetement Thi Folto'#lng pereona The FOiiowing '*'°"' ~ F~ ~ION S.E.A. CONSTRUCTORS. S~ILINO ENCOUNTERS. OI TECK, 23141 Plaaa Abdul Mou~. CallfOf· .......... Name Buslneu.... The Followtng penon1 •• dolna bu.Ines••: artNdolGEngObuslMuTe u :., ~TAl.ngMNUCET !!,:.. __ 815 '8' w .. t 15th St., New-800 E. 8ay, dp 115. New-~ ... ~·....!'.J4• Uiglftl nla, 59 MontJCl1o Or Co-It........,. ltalaMent we dolna bullnMI 11: D.O. MlHAGEMENT, 9t5 A l RMITc & · ---P<l't Bftch, CA 112913 PQft 8"cb, Clllf. t2ee3 •-. .,..., -rona def Mar, Calif. m25 The foloW!ng perlOOI The F*"""O peta0nt MONIO'UE'S UNIQUE Cltrua Pt., Ntwpott 8Mct1. CONSTRUCTION COM· ~GE, 1if: ~ MAWI. l.ofenio C. Miiier, 215 VII DoNld Scott Roa, 1509 hyed My ~1b7715 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-.. doing buslneA as: .,. dolna bulll'IMa -. • CHILD CARE. 2112 Dupont Calif.112MO PANY, 1012 BrtolO Or. Sl•. c:~92e26' a .... Ravenna. Ntwpcw1 8nch, Claaelco Wey, COIOll8, ~-:ir\,~· .. 14 ducted by. a COf'potltlon JIAO WVESTMENT COM-YOUR NAME HER! EM• Suite 22.4, Irvine, Calif. DrM Stanfonf Owllllam, 108, Coate M..., Calif. • CA 82M$. Celt. 91720 • U. MN ~ The regl1trant(1) com-PANY, 139 W, Bay, Balboa, BROIDERY & MONO. 112715 ""-"-2 ~ 915 ~ ... ~J....Newpoft ~th7 ... I 1229 ~~a::~~ Thia bulln ... le con-Thie butJntH la con-~rby:l:a~(I) com-menced to transact txm-Callf. 1298t ORAMINO, Mt W. tlth 81. .Nftt/ ._...dOL 1 109 vyr Beach,.,..,. T-'"U n OOY. ,.nge O, Batbo9 catif 2M dUc1-d by an lndMdlMI dueled by: an lndMdUll ;-,;: ness under th• Flc:tltlout JolV\ O. LH, 939 W. Bay. Unit 8, Cotta M..., Callf. van R1Y8' I 1zv. Fountain Thi• bualn•H la eon-Tttnple Hiia Dr., ~guna T. hi •b 1 • 9 J The realelf•nt(a) co"'° Ttit reol1trant(•) com-~inter ~~ Bu1lne11 Name(s) U1ted ~ Cellf. 92981 92127 Velley, c.Af, t270I ducttd by: an lnclMdual 8etct\, Cllllf. 02651 ' 1 UI neH I con-menced lo trane.act buel-IMnCed lo ltanaact tM-. .,. ni,;....,... above on: Febfuary 19, a.tty 8uctt1ey Lee, 939 w. Wllllam Lee Worlhlm. 920 Thia bualneH It eon-Tiit rtglttrant(t) co"'° Thie bu1lne11 le con-~9d by:,an lndMdutl( ) neee under tht flctlltoul ,,... under tN f1cllloue ........._...-lki11111~IMM_•• NI~(•) leted 1991 Bay, Balboa, tallf. 92861 Cedar Pt Cotta M... duCttd by: an lndMdual menced lo nn.ct ~ ducted by: an lndMdual • reg itrant • com. llullnelt Name(I) h1ad lklsintM ~(•) ~ ...... on: " Abdul Mozayenl, President Thia bualnHa 11 con-Cdf. ~7 ' Th• regl1trant(1) com-neu under the Ac:\ltJout The rtgletrant(I) com. ~ ~ ~~ lboW Oft: 4/1/tl aboYt on: OctOMt n. ~ .=:.,,. lltd Thl1 ltatement w11 fifed dueled bf: hulband llnd Tiii• butln•H 11 con-~-]~~Fie hbuel-lou lklllntll NllM(I) bled rnenctdundto ~llbuello • BTi:ne .. Name(• lll4td Lor9nlO C. Millar 1991 . Wit'! the r--. ~ of with Ille County Clef1c of wire duC'l9d Illy: an~ ,.... ......... Utw 1 • above on: Novembet 7, ,,... et mw r.... UI • ~ Thia llatement' ... tlltd Donlld ,, ~ Or ___ , Orange County on Novem-Th• regl1trant(1) com-The reglatrant(t) com-ll'Sln... Name(•) lllttd 1991 Buelneu Heme(•) lltted ~=;'• on. Oc1o 28. wllh the eouncy a.k of 'n"9 11111mene w Med btr -:r. t":r" Oft~ 1>er 10. 199t menced lo t~ ~ menced to trlnaad ..,._ M>ove on: Jone t, 1991 Davtd Owllllam above on: NIA Thomae Dwlt Or*'Qe County on ~ wit! tN County a.k of • Pit•-• '513171 nen l.Wld« the Flctltlo"8 ""' undtf tht llcflllOut ~ Oall.,dO Thia etatemtnt w11 filed Anthony Angelo 0 ber 11, 1191. Orainoe ~on Octobef -Publlahed Newport a.acn. Bualn ... Name(•) ll11ed Bullneea Ntme(t) ltted ,,. '111tmtnt wu tlled With the County ~k of Thlt lf1temtrte WQ flied Jl: :8'=v ~"i.c; PIU041 IS, tltt ~Newport~ Colta M ... Piiot Novem-above on: '973 llbOY9 on: N/A :," tht= Cl8fk of Or~ Coun(v on Novtm-~ the~ty S::J!tk of Orange County on~ Publlehed Newport . nt099I COiia ..... Hot ~ ber 2e. December 3, 10, f:W :~ LHWH filed mi:-~..,:,.°"= 1lect ..., ~"' on Novtm-bef 1 ' 1191 HUOH 25~1 on <>bet 29, 1901 ~~~. ~ ... a.: ==.. T = ~ ,:; ~ :a. 10• 17, 1991 With the County Cleftc Of wf1t1 the Coun1y atrtc of Flt t U t Publlahtd Newport leech-H H 097 Fe t HU .....,..emu-• ...,. • ' f v T-tl4 Ortinge County on ~ Orange County on HoYem-P'Ubllehed NtwpOft IMcho Coe&a Metia Piiot Ncwem-Publllhed Newport a..ch-~~lthtd Newport IMch-.,., 3, 10. '991. .. I. ,a,"· -t•1 , .... PUBLIC NOTIC! btf f. 1911 bet ti, 1991 Costa Me .. Piiot NOY9m-ber 29 December 3 1o Coata M"' Pilot Nowm-Coata M ... Plot N~ . IMO ,.., PU1UC 1011C1 tr81U4t P•tlOH btr 12, ti, 2t, ~ 17, '"' • ' bet'· 12, ••• 2t, 1901 btf 5, 12, 19, 2f. 1911 PUii.iC llOTICI l'UIUC IOTICI L ..... FlotlUoue flubltMd Newpo.1 leach-Publlhed Nftpott IMCtlo-•• 1tlft T.f71S ' T""2 T·ICM .. • ... , • ., ...... ,...... Cotta Miia PlloC Novemo c-. Meta Plot NcMmo-T-821 PUBLIC -fl ••• ' ·~ ........ , ._. .. , ._.. .......... , btr 12, tt, 21, December bet • ~ 3. 10, PUIUC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICI -·-..... 111.... I• ... It • • .... ' ......... . The f'ollowtnO persona .. 1991 17, tto1 PUILJC NOTtCI " tlll FloUU.U. • ,........ I, ......... ......... ~=:---.,. = bUelnMt •: T-925 T•71 ... lltleue .-.:...--::.... •ullnMt Nw lu ...... "-The Pall lr1I ,.,_ a:.:.'*'°"' 1ln. ee:lm ~~fE~1Rg:E~,cf~~ PUIUCMOTICI PUILICNOT1CI ....,.u,.... llMWftl IUteMent n,e '="' ~'-.:T',-;.a. ~.. ~ tl'.L.Me, c.. ..... SVMCE RESEAACff. mm ,........... n,e ,~ pet'90ftS The '=:. '*eona .,. M .... _.__._ ::--ea......, Clllf...., XHttll LOCK a _ -0 ,.._ 1 ........ H bOt ~ "* ,.,. Pletltleue Flo••• -~~ l*sonl .,. doing lillullinaM •: •• ~ ..: -~ • .... ... m .,_. -~ ... L9' ~ • _... "" C:.. Mt9a, 'Calf .» ........ ..... ..,. .. ,. -.. 1._.... •: ltU. MOH" ll"VIC! lilTH SCENTS lNTf.ft. 1V: c.!'0,!!.1 !.. N~, ·e C... ....... C-. .-1 Ci111. -t -Oleiln,...,., ....... Ga • ........... .. • • CttoC AU(. ... Hllml-COfllll«f, 2111 -... """°· 10231 ....., /We, • -·-.. _ -~. ~ 1 • :. L ""1Q, .... 0. The 'olowtnf ~ The=·=-·~ ~='.-=tlngton =.:o....,.,. .... c.lf, =2.J:""aln Valley, =~~;::r'c.i ..... ~:::-.~ ... ---:e=,LlllN e·~·~uiUlll•:.ni-1111=• .r .. ~ :=.a. eo.ta ...... Celf. ':,z~~C:·cus. ~~-:=,';N I Dllwile I. ~. 3111 ¥M1f11 H. Moflr, 21tl \1a KMtft Lyme Mrton, 4112 Monrovia Ave., Costa n.. .=.., .... Cl; ~ TN1 Nl-:..~.r (I) -. Thi• bualne•• 11 oon-TOM COUAR co., 10l4 C'OWNN J.....,. c. ::11::.~eorone • :--.:,•19PO't 8-ch, l!!:J.a~~n9t1ngton t:-~= 11 oono __..,lo '::".!tJ•• ~·= .... =----~ ........... Riv: hulbend Md !::,.'::af" Cotta ,...., 1!:-°t" ..... Ar-. Cllf, ""9 ~.,,... .. c~ -n.ti f»UlfMH 11 ~ Thi• ""•IMta 11 e~ duded bJ'l an lrdrtlllll . ;:i..,:-_.-lliid ---~ ~J'i!' • 11 • ._., _, ,..... :::C.' ·---,_... ~w.·~-· ..... e.r:..,~ dldlilby:anlndMduel Tll• ,._. .. ,n OOllfo _ ... ...,...,, , .. ,.. ...., .. ,.,._ ., ..... 1 Th• rttletrant(•) ~ Dr ....._., 10l4 G.A. ,.,., ltm CewllD The ,..;...,.m(t) co.. Tht reili~rMt(•) oon.. Th• r.ot1tten1(1) ~ tllMOed ·lo i ~ ,.. •••'*' iii _, t 0. manatd lo ........... =.MZJ .. Ooeta ...... "-· LlllN .... Cllr.,....., le ............ manced.lo ~ .................. =..... ~ .......... ... .. _ ... ~-:-1 =,::'-'N~•~,.... '"'.,,.._• It °°"' ~ .. .,,.... 11 _.. C...,"' q-m1a111 ,_ .._ ::.""lii9d :,_...,H"' A·aaue ==i*'"' ~-. _ iiaa+ i ~~41;.: ~on:Odobeft,1•t 1':".:.-:;~() ,,... ... ...,!"'1111 ,~.,."==-"":' == .-. Mt: --O:l.~""" , L. 11•1 lh• •HY-tOn .,. .._ ..... ,RwWN ... f'"'**"'9 o( Nvfr'9 I ..... ..:~= .:.~'ill= k9i. -'MllMH....... 1111 1M11M119 .. hM'8 I ....... ~ ueroH111••~ c NUW :-;:r,....,Ofw 1IM~1~1'>'°==..:i.::::... ...... ~ lell fellf ftoffte :---you~ :-Jr8111tClllr9U9 ==--~~ ~:-=:&.:::1:.~..::·= MOTCLA88 ..... ----~I, *MON ~....,?.. 1, --=r-...r.=-~· OOYWl--=ryourneedel a:;.;..,......, ""9fully·bya•klnda 8 NW oea1i1pldlen • W~1~1t.•1•t -.U·••T• ~ ,., t•t --,~ ..... n °' c°'*-'"*•· 0 -*' • Mr9Y .-. t , .. . /;' ....-~ ----l N-,pcwt l1ach/eo.ta Mela PUot Tuesday, November 28, 1991 BS .. rauo... ... • ...,.. w llTICll PUILIC llOTICll WIC IOT1Cll WIC MOnca w mnca flUIUC IOTICI PUIUC MOTICU MUC NOT1CD iiiUm: RCP C'; Ml JO...._._,_.... .. ._., CllC.0.......,, 1"111 HO Tillll 1' ••• w lied lboweon:Aptl3 1•1 ,_,___ C91t01Nt• Tm ltalfmlr'll ... tltO wit. !i!l!~A -~....... II ~ -....: t• ,.Ill.• Iha llWMIAW ....... Iha ~ awl of 0.... H.. Y!VIJG, "111!1~11 Tillll -ffflll wM lied fkllllt• •rlh the COUl'1ly Cleft! of TM registrant(•) COffto t•IT NTD. ,!J!' AM H!M8Y NOn-~IW.1191MC.,el..., ~ ._ ...,_, ~ Cowiey on~ ~ 1t1'1men w lled _.""-County°"" o1 •11'n111 ..._. Or919 Coc.ny on~ rnenped to rianaac1 Ml-~ ¥CMf TMll AC-r-... 119 CW el,.., C.-Mw. Cowrlft ol Of. _.Md wNChll locMN bef 11. 1"1 With ltte Cow"Y CWk al Orwtoe County on oaix. atilfRtfllt bef I, 1091 ""' Wider 1he 11ctill0Ut TIOll TO NOT80T ::r to:"::'.,..•~ . ._ " Cm , ... II AVAa MU' STOAAOI P•1MM ~County on Odotlet n. 1 .. 1 The Followlno l*90M Pltll41 bu1lnfft name(•) ll1ted ,_ ...... , "Jllbliit.."IM':: Ima .. =-~~Iha 1011 (1Wt A~ .. ~ ~ N9wpoiit IMc:h-29 ••. 1 P•tttOt .. ~butlneile .. • ~ Newpott ~mow on: 1,., .. , .. -..... AT. laull .. ,..~· ~· ~--........ .v. ... 8"ctl. ca. ,, ....... co.a ..... Plot~ P•t11N l'\lblltNd ~ 8Mc:ho • Cotti ..... Pb~ BNc:eO!t>on ,_., ..... '°" ult IUY ~.o nMll tie ...._ ~ n9'. L.andklnf ~ bet 21 Dtcember 3., 10 ~ Newport hacho Coet• MeA PllOC NcW9m-SOUTHWORTH RANCH bet 12 1t H o.c.mber Thl9 l11t"'*11 wn llled •m All UPUllA-~ ~ J: = = of-:..=.~n:.:: =:::o ::..-.:-.: t7, 1"t ' Colta Mw PlloC NOY9ino bef 5, 12. 19, H , 1t91 ESTATES. LTD .. 4701 V 5, 1991' ' ' ~h the~~ C~ ,_ OP ,.. llATURI .,...,._ II IUtlfed. to Pftcw ~ ~ CMh Md p.id tot 11 fie T ... I bet 19• H. oec.mw ~. T-eet l<Mman. TNtd floor. New T-928 bw ~Ml OP nm "9GGPD90 YOU AAI CAUTIOH!O Mon In h ~ of ..... .,.,.. of ~. M Pl· .,._,IC -T1C1 '10, tetl PU1UC IOTICI poit 8"eh. Callf. t20e0 ' . FISH8M AOAl•aT VOU YOU 1111 In Otdtf to llPPear #Id ~ betW..n tandlOrd ad c:NMd goodt .,. IOld 81 """' nv T·He ~~.:.._Inc.. PUILIC MOTIC! Published Newport SMCMA.D COlfTAcT A ~. you muat tilt erl obflgeted '*1¥. It and mUlt " rtmOWCt et NOTtea OP PUBLIC -•te• l.RGAL MOT1CS _.,_ COfpor ........ 4701 • • ,._ An1WW or PfoS* r•ponee Publlihtd Newporl lime of Nit. SMt .. aubjeGt nvt '" NOTIC! IS HEREBY Von Kinnan, Third Aoot. Pkl'tltl.u. Beach/Costa Mtu Pilot -·--.., writing wtth the°'"" Of ••acNCott• MtM Piiot to canctllltlon In tM ewnt PU•UC AUCT10M CNltOHN• OIVEH tl\lt the folloWlna Newport BHeh, Calif. ......... •• NMM Nowmbef 5. t2, 19, 2e. ' Wt Coui1. ~by NoYtmbtt H. ~ i, of ttttltmtnt batwHn ~ ~ P1 ttt...,. "*"• of found 0t ~ e2MO atatement 199t. llOTIC& OP the '*-•UIY ftUng fM, tttl. 1.Andlord and obUgal•d that tfla -. c Pf01)911V htve *" htld bX Thll bualneu la con· The Followlng s>«aons 1917 TflU9TD•a IAUI Within tM ttmt required, 1001 party. "' • ~ AUctlorl .°" llw,_.. Name the Police O.plltmem Of ducWd by: • llmlled '*" 11• doing business as: UNOlft MD Ind you ... reqUlred to PUBLIC NOTICE M1n1ger AYfAS SEU" °:~~1~· ~e:~·~ = ,,.__ IFtaol'~~t the Cl'Y of Cotta Mesa for ~P 1 1 t( ) TRACTO·MARINE EQUIP· PUBLIC NOTICE OP TRUST HrVe a CQ9V or any Alto STORAOE p. • rn• ...... ng pwtona l_Pfilod In exc.ss of ninety t reg I ran I eom-MENT EXPORT, 839 W. IW9f or rnponM upon the Publlthtd Newport Sloragt , t1 W. 17th, llt dOlng bullMI• u : (90) dayi· rnenced to transact busl· 19th St .• Cost.a Mesa. Calif. F1ctltloue NOTICI IS HEREBY Pl1lntlfl'1 attorney. RCP GrwtOtT!SOt Dtach/Coata MH• PUot ~oat)a.,.r~ CA 92e2f LAKELAND PARTNERS, SC1ny TV Set Boy'a ,..._ Ullcter the FlctitJous 92827 8u1lneu Name GIVEN, .,,_ eurtow Eacrow 10(1); AAS t24t t: RCP 5. NOTIC• TO NoY.mbtt 28, Dtcembef 3, ( 14 3$5 Bristol Sllfft. Suite C, Ot Spd B~rOunctt' Muney Buslne11 Name(1) listed Marco Antonio Bosquet, ltata~nt Co,. a californ&. COtPOr• TI!e name and addfts1 of C .. ED"Olta OP t991. ti!!'!,.!"~~=·~ ~Mela. Cant. 92eH 8icycle ~·a 3 Spcl Black &boY9 on: Octobef II. \991 1944 Fedttal Ave , Costa The FOiiowing persons uon .. tnlltM or IUCCft-Olllntlfla attorney It: Tracy 8UUC IAUI T997 • Roger A. De Young, 3S5 SchwiM ~ Boy's 10 Allan L 08\lla, Prtsldtflt Mesa, Calif. 92622 are dofng business 11· '°' ~tM oi IUbltltuled •• E.ula. GALLAGHER & l••c• •t04 undenl~.'X, Bristol Street, Costa Mtta. Sod u. Blue eteYae=• Thb ttalemenl WIS filed Manuel Ramon Nava. 820 OCEANvtEW FINANCIAL INIWt ~IUant lo the l<ENNEbY, P.A .. 2800 •10s u.c.c.; PUIUC NOTICE ~ ~. ~~ Calif. 9262& tSpd Sliver Murray • ~ ttie,.~ty Clerk OI Center ~I. #10, Coste 419 No. N-port Blvd. Ste' Deed of TMt uecuted by North Ctnltal Avenue, I! N t""""--vv-•• Dougi.t Ayr" 0t Young, NOTICE IS FURT ER ..,.119 ~"' on Octobel Mesa, Calif. 92827 F Newport Beach Calif CHML!S H SIMPSON Phoenix,~ 85004-3020 IClr9W o. 10t702T Steve Kelsey, pe110nal 355 Brlltol Strfft, Coif.a Ol\IEN that tt no Ownet IP-28, 1991 This business Is con-92663 . AHO LOUISE p, SIMPSON, SIGNED AND SEALED Nollet cr:• .. KP \o NOTIC• 01' r;:s: Unit 1018 Ric~ Mesa. Calli. 92Qt pe8tl and pcows hit~ F5t1338 dlle1t<I by: co-partners Oceanvlew Mori age huaband and wife R• THIS JAN 23 1991 e td't :,re::r. ~hi OISIOLUTION 01' Unft'llfoea':r:M~~: Kenneth Gerdau, 355 en. erahlp of the property Publllhed Newport BMeh-The reglstrant(s) com-Group, Cahfornoa ~orp . COtdtd DECEMBER 2, ~Dlri41 ~:· ~RK ~~or:.aer that a bul~ PAltTNDlSHIP IONll goodt' Unit 1114 fU. ~~I SJ~~~ Costa Mtta, within seven <n days fol'· Costa Mesa Pilot Novem-menced to transat bus» 4 t9 No. NeNport Blvd Ste 1MI Intl No.1M27404 of Be~c~ .~ M ewpPolrt sale ls abo44 10 be made of Public: notlee It hefeby ch1rd Doran personal w~~Y Gerdau 355 Brlalol lowing th• pubhcatlOll ol bef 19. 26. December 3, nee ss undefN th• ( •Cl;~ F. r.ewport Beach. Cahl. Oftlci.I Atcotd• In lht of· 0 a esa I 01 th I d IC lb d given that WARMINGTON QOOdt• Unit 2063 Joffph ~-• thl• Notice, the tiUt thereto 10 1991 1-1•inest am• I) ISt .... 92663 b of the County R.cordef November 28, Decemt>et 3, ~ llH I t r ' ftOMES I CUlomla COf• Aupp. •ptrlor\al QOOda· Unit Street, Cos .. MtSa, Calif. •Mil vest In the flflder, If • T 952 lbolle on: November 5. This business is con· of ORANGE COUNTY, Cal-10, 17, 1991 n:'n.m., #Id bullnell poratl~ 81\d IOle general 3040 • Jetfrey ~orminton 9262G there be one, or In the Cltv • 1991 ducted by' a cixporation lomla. and punuant to the T999 addresses of the all• 111: panner, and WARMING-penona1 QOOds; Unit 3057 J~~ bbyu~l~egs~~ ~~ of Costa Mesa. In which TM!,reo Antonio 8osquet11 Tne reg•strant(s) eom- Nollc4t of Oeta.ull 81\d EJec:. PUBLIC NOTICE OCHUL KWOM (Soc See TON HOMES.. a California cnm1lne StMley petlONl . -· caH the propef1y shall be PUBLIC NOTICE '"' llatement was I ed menced to transaC1 bust· tion IO Sell lhereundtf r• N 551 7a.2943) JANE j ' corporation LARRY D oood Unit 40fa Stev nershlp told 11 public 1uct1on at a with the County Clerk ol ness under the F1ct1t1ous corded .My Z4, 1991 IMt UNrTID STATES ~ON (Soc. Sec. No. sse.'. RIGGS, T'IMOTHY P: Aleh~rdaon. peraon~ ~~.:i·~~11~~~!:~ ~': lime and date to be M-CNlt01S844 ~~~~~ty on Novem· Business Name(t ) listed No. 01 S81227 of aakf Of· DISTRICT COURT 84-1390) 230 Ull• t.arw No. HOGAN and JAMES P. gooda; Unit 4037 Jeffrey L ness undtt tile Flctltlous nouneed. Flctltlous • 11b0ve on: 1985 flcl.i Reco<da, will Sen on C&NTRAL DISTRICT 2t~. Newport BMCh. CA WARMINGTON and VICT~ fQugtn. persona! goods; BuslneH Name(•) hated DATED: November 12. Business Name F512148 Paula Jacl\man Morey DE~EMBER 11, 1991 al tO 0 , CALIFORNIA 92663 RIA T. WAAMINGTON1 CO-Unit son Barrel Latour· at>ov . Oe1 ber 6 1988 199t S t Published Newport Bench· Secretary A.M. at the font door ol CAI! NUMB! Tht location In Cllllomla mUSTEES OF THE JAMES ret1e. personal goods; Unit Rog!,~· De -?oung ' DAVID L. SNOWDEN, The F~ent 1 Cost'll Mesa Pilot Novem· This statement was t.1eo BURROW ESCROW CO., Ri ot the ehltf executM otllet P. WARMINGTON fAMILY 9075 C.thy Ann Allen. I*· Thll statement Wat llled CHIEF OF POLICE are . busin~ ~ ons ber 12. 19, 26, December with the Count~ Clerk ot 501 Parkctnler Drive, CV·9t·tT18-WM8 (E.x) of the Miier It: Sarne mUST EST. U/O/T OTO. 31 IONI gooda; Unit 6089 with the County Cl1rk of Publlahed Newport vo&ft RESNICK. '4350 5, t991 Orange County on Novem· Sanpu~ ~o ~<>!,_~ nDl!•l,,,ULMDMEOPNOlllT IN As 11~~ ... by the Miier, ndall ~3fr18• a~t~o:~~~eddri:g ~ · ledU ~· personaS I Orange County on October B11eh-Costa Mesa Piiot Von Karman, Suitt 450. T·936 ber 1• 1991 F511823 ·~• ..... • other .......... , Mnlll a • .,......s. NI 8048 tepha· 21 1991 November 28 1991 Newport 8Heh Calif Ht blddef for ca.th (par,· IURANCE CQRPORA-1ddrp• used by the .. 11., bullnesa aa •limited Pllt· nle Zimmer, per1on11 ' ,510429 • T 992 92660 • · PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beach· able al Ille time ol Ule n TION as R•c•lv•r of within thr" yea,. belOl'e nerthlp under the fietitlou1 goods • Barnet Reanlek a Law Costa Mesa Pilot Novt>m· =c~"'rlg~t.":u!'.":~ Oran~• Cout Thrift ~~ ::i~.~:ht~'\ii~1.!y9: ~m., n~~ 0ls°':~1~~~: B~~c~'.b'o~~.d M~:ewpP~t~l 6'~~~sh~~.~~i:rt:::.: PUBLIC NOTICE Corpor1tlon. Calllornl.a, au:.~~~~o::m• ber 12. 19. 26. December lnltfHI, conveyed to Ind •ncl Loan A11oclatlon, are: None L.P., at 3090 Pullman November 19, 26, 1991 ber 5, 12. 19, 26, 1991 CNSt018t17 ~:> N~portl<ate':!di ~~;:r Statement 5• 1991 't·S•!I now held by It und« aid Plalntlff The namn and business Str11t, Sult• A, Co1t1 T969 T-883 Fictitious 92&Go · · The Following persons deed In the proPlflY altu-vs. addressH of the buy«., •. MH1, California 9212e. B I N Thi I I are doing b • ness as· __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ ated In aald County and JACK T. LILLARD, JR., MICHAEL RICHARD SMITH did, on November t , 1991, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE u:t':!:..!;"9 duC1~~~~.";~por:~on-ADMINIS~~ATIVE 0 AS·---------=and delCflbld U fol.. an Ind Iv Id u a I; 10672 ORANGE PARK ~~~al i.ie:"::n~.~; CNlt013854 Fictitious The Following pettons The reg.lstrant(s) eom-SOCIATES. 30 Via Carino. Fictitious Lot t2 In Block "F .. of Tract CHARLES BECKMAN, B~D .• ~G~C:0,~9 and terminate tt*r ref• Flctltlou. Bu1lne11 Name .,, doing business as: menc:ed to transact bull· ~a"f ho Santa Margaro1a. Bualn•H Name No. 112 In the City of an lndlvfduaf; INTER· d •ass 1 0 ~: tlona aa partrlfl th«tln. Business Name State~nt INTER~ATIONAL COL· nHs IA'lder lhe Fictitious all . 92688 Statement Cotta M.u. County of Or· COASTLINE DEVELOP· ~~.~~~~I ~I After that date no penon Statement The Following persons LEGE OF CALIFORNIA, Business Name(s) listed €a~ LA Dur~a~. 30 MVoa The Foflov.109 persons ange, State of Calllornli, 11 MENT CORPORATION, lure, llxtutH, equipment: or enllty has 'euthorlty to The Following persons 811 dolno business as: 4000 Mac.Al1hur Blvd., S1e. above on: October 13. !,1~0·ca~rc92':sa:n1a ar· are doing b .. s.ness as per map rec0tded In Book a Callfomla corpor• leasehold lnlerested llld Incur obllgatlons on behalf .,. doing buslness u · (a)HUNTINGTON VILLAGE :O~•wpor1 Buch. catif. 1i!:'net Resnick President Q,!vonne A ·Durham 30 v.a S l IP ST A EA M YACH 1 21 Pagel 1 and 2 of MIS· tlon; SWAN DEVELOP· goodw1n and are located of Warmington Dana As· GRANT MANAGEMENT COMPLEX/APARTMENTS . . I n' w fl Carino Rancho Santa Mar· MANAGEMENT . I J7t: cellaneous Maps, In the of· M!NT COMPANY INC. et: 2211 MARTIN. No. 116. aoelat11, LP. elleept for ASSOCIATES a California (b)SILVER INVESTMENTS, AmeneanndCCollttege oClal~ ;:1Jis .~: c':nlty ~rk ":, garlta 'cahl. 9'.?688 CSanta Alla Costa Me~a lice ot the county recofder C llf 1 ' ' IAVINE CA Wa11nlno1on Hornet wtllch neral plltMr h' 3300 16171 Springdale Ave guage a u ure. 1 or· ~"--Th · b 1 1 alof 92663 of aald County • • orn • corpor• Th bu• ,____ __. hat autfiorltv ~to wind ge s ip. Huntington Beach Ca11i' nla, 4000 MacArthur Blvd., 0r ........ County on Novem· is us ness s con· Genevoeve Mary Saoowsk• P ...,._, _ _.d· 1 tloni WESTERN PA-e s .. ..-namea us..... p 1 .. _ ti-"• ol 11 1 ....... rrv1ne Boulevard. Suite 310. ~.9 • • Ste 600 Newport BNCh ber 1, 1991 dueled by: husband and 1716 Santa Ana .A. ve r.,....., .., reas t pur· C C by the Hiler at that ·loea· u ,,. • -m . ..,. Newport Beach Calif "'""' · • • F5t 1808 wife portadly known 11 HMO IFt aANCORP, a tion Is· IRVINE FLORIST ton Dana A11oclat11, LP. 92680 ' . Vidage Partnership, 2\6 N. Cahl. 92660 ' Th 1 1 I( ) Costa Mesa Cahl 92t>t.3 WALLACE AVENUE , bu1lne11 organlz.atlon LTD. . ' EXECUTED on tile 1st day Grant Management Group. Foothlll Ad . Beverly Hills. Thia bu~lness Is con· Published Newport Belich· m~~e~os ~:a"ns!ct ~~~: Aot>ert Y~es Aheoume COSTA MESA. CA form unknown; OR· The anticipated dale of of Nov.mber, 199t, a5f Inc., a California corpora-Calif. 902\0 dueled by._• corporation Costa Mesa Pilot NOV!'m· neu under tne Fictitious 1176 San.a Ana A• e The undenlgned di•· ANQf; COUNTY TAX lhe bUlk ule 11 DIC. t3, Costa Mesa, CalllornlL lion, 3300 Irvine Boulevard, Louis & Todd Silver. 216 The registrant(s) co~ ber 19. 26. Dectmbef 3. BuslAOSS Name(s) listed Costa Mesa Calrl 92663 clalme ll'tY llabll01y for any COLLECTOR· 1991 at the office of Gold WARMINQTHOMM Suitt 310, Newport Beach, N. Foothlll Rd .. Beverly menced ,J0, tr~ns~t ~ 10, 1991 above on· NA Tttfs t>usiness is con· lnconectneu of the 1trte1 TREASURER• TOMMY Coast Escrow. 505 N. Tus· HOMES, a Callfornla Calif. 92660 Hills. Cahl. 902\0 ne9 ss1 u 0 t e ( 1 1ctili!10edus T·953 Earl Durttam ducted by 3 general Patt· tddrfft or other common • ti A No 195 s I.I ti a • Wiiiiam O'Con 3300 I Winfred Wong 216 N us ness Names st T nersh1p d ~ u 11 .. ~-Q , ESTES, an lndl-n, ve,, • · 111 corpora on, r. .. a.,,.s nor. r· F thlll Rd B · 11 Hill · above on: October 28, his statement was hied The re91s1ran1(s) com· • na on. 111y, ,,..,....., Yldual• HONOLULU Ana. CA 92705. Thia bulk p, Warmington, ltl: Vine Boulevard, Suitt 310. Coolll 90210·• eve Y 1• 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE with uie County Clerk of menced 10 t ansacl ousi· her n. • sale Is subjec1 to California p Id t Newport Beach, Calll. a · tt A Vi ')range Counry on Novem-r The total amount of the 'EDERAL SAVINOS & Uniform Commercial Code res en 92860 Thia business 11 eon-Je ~ey Matsen. ice CNS1015B89 i,e 15 1991 ness under lhe F1ct·hous unpild balance of the obll· LOAN ASSOCIATION,• Section 6\06.2_ Publlahed Newport Thia business Is con· ducted by: a general part· Pre,:;1dent Flctltlou1 r . Business Name's) listed gallon Hcured by the bu1lne11 organization II so subjee1. the name Beach-Costa M11a Piiot ducted by: a general part· nershlp This statement was filed BulJf\eH Name Published NewpFo51'11~~~~-above on llay 14, 1985 PfOP9f1Y to be told end f 0 , m "n kn 0 w n; and address of tile person NO\/embef 28. 1991 nerthlp The reglstrent(s) co'TI· with tile Counry Clerk of Genev•e11e Marr Sadowski reaaonabl• tltlmated PHILLIP FOSCARINI with whom claims may be T993 The reglstrant(s) com· menead 10 transact busl· Orange County on October The ~~,~~~~ntpe•sons Costa Mesa Pilot Novem· This statement was 111ed costs, expena" and Id· • • filed Is GOLD COAST ES· menced to transact busl· ness under the F1ct1tlous 31, 199\ . " . ber 26, Oeeemt>er 3. 10. With the Counry Clerk ol v•nc.• al the time of the an lndlvldual, ROBER~ CROW. 505 N. Tustin Ave.. PUBLIC NOTICE neas under the Fictitious Business Namo(s) fisted F511895 ~e dol~ business as. .. 17, 1991 Orange Counry on October lnlllal publlcatlon ol tht No-M. ORR, an lndlvklual, No. t95. Santa Ana, CA Bullness Name(s) listed above on: October 1. 1991 Published Newport Beach-4~~~0artT;R 1 P~l~Tl~Gw'. T·980 23, 199t tlct of ule la AP· INTERNAL REVENUE 92705 and the last date for Fictitious above on· September 1 Todd Silver Costa Mesa Piiot Novem-h ga e y, e F510B75 p Rox IM AT e L v SERVCE; STATE OF filing clalm• sMJI be Dec. BualnffS Nam• t991 . . This statement was filed ber \9, 26. December 3, ~ ~:~ c:~fams 1342 PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beach· $189,394.52. CALIFORNIA EMPLOY· 12, 1991, which Is tile busl· Statement Gerald R. Grant, President wlth the County Clerk of 10 1991 Bell Avenue Suit~ 3·N Flctltloui Costa Mesa Pilot Novem· In addition lo cash. the M!NT DEVELOPMENT neu day before the aale The Following persons This statement was filed Oratl9• County on Novem· • T·955 Tustin CaM 92680 ' ber 5, 12. 19. 26. 1991 TNllM wlU acceet eetUlled DEPARTMENT! EDOAA date apecllled abov.. art doing business as: with the County Clerk ol bef 6. t99l C S~• Ad~ms 1342 Bell Bualntll Name T·88t> checb. cashllf 1 checks ZWIEBACK an lndl· Dated NO\/. 1, 1991 (a) NEWPORT BEA':H· Orange County on October FS12240 PUBLIC NOTICE AVel"tl.Je, Suite 3-N. Tustm. Statement drawn by 1 State or Fed· vlduat WESTERN By: Mlchaal Richard COSTA MESA Pl1.0T 23. 1!191 Published Newport Beach· Calif. 92680 The FoUowlng persons PUBLIC NOTICE tral Cfedll Union or Sav-PROPErlTY SERVICES Smith ( b) THE PILOT F5t0739 Costa Mesa Pilot Novom· Fictitious This buslnua la con-are do1n2 business as: ---------~·. B~~-~ toSadvo· a bu1lna11 o-anl1•' Oehul Kwon l(cN) HDUENTPINEGNTDONE NBTEACH Publlshed Newport. Beach-ber 12. 19, 26. December 8u1lne11 Name d~td by: husband and T 0 NE CART A I 0 GE Flctltlous ""' .... ..,,..u .... •Hu ·• Jane J Kwon Costa Mesa Pilot Novem-5 1991 Statement Wife DEPO. 985t Bo4sa Ave Bu1lne11 Name bu.tlnfft thlt Stale. Alt tlon form unknown; • (d)FOUNTAIN VAUEY IN-~ 5 12 t9 26 1991 • f.924 The Following persons The reglstrant(s) com-• t54. Westminster, Cahi Statement check.I must be currentty MELVYNL.HENKIN,an Publlahed Newport OEPENDENT (t)HlJ. • • • • • eredolngbuslnessas: menctd 10 ttll\sact busl· 92683 The FollOWI ersons dated. In the evwit *'<Ser lndlvldual; FAITH M . Beach/Costa Men Pilot NTINGTON BEACH/FOUN· T-881 PUBLIC NOTICE MODERN AMUSEMENT. neu undef the Fietotious Rlch11d Joesph Maes. are doing busin~s ~s other than cash la ac-HENKIN, .,, lndlvfdual; November 26. 1991. TA IN VALLEY IN· PUBLIC NOTICE 1300 SusseJC Lane, New· Business Name(s) listed 2660 W. Segerstrom, Santa CLASSIOUE FLOORING eepted, the trultM may and DOES 1,215 lnclu-1995 DEPENDENT (f)INDEPEN· Flctltlou1 port Beach. Cal•I. 92663 above on: NIA Ana. Cahl. 92704 419 E !7th St .. Costa "lithhold the lasuance ol • DENT (g)COAST COM· Flctltlous Builneas Name Jellery Yokoyama 1300 H Eugene Adams Jon Charles Frederick. Mesa Cahi 92627 tM TNst .. '1 Deed IA'llll ''1o ~~A~~~!,!MED PUBLIC NOTICE MUNITY NEWS, INC., a lluslneH Name Statement SusHx lane, Newport This stattmenl was filed 9851 Bolsa A".'e· •ts4. Hos;eln Janshai, 658 Al· funds become 1Yallabll to Delaware corporation Stat t The Followlng P8flO'll Beach, Calif. 92963 with the County Cllfk ol Westm.nster. Calif. 92683 derwood Or Nev.port the payee 0t endorset u e DEFENDANT($), Yoo are cnstOt 7411 (H)COSTA MESA COM-The ~en .,. dolno bus ness as· Colleen Yokoyama. 1300 Orange County on October This business Is con· Beach Calol 92·660 nwttt of right. her9ul 1by sumfi" ~~ .. ~ r• NOTICE TO MUNITY NEWS, INC., a dol F ........ ~ng P'!sons OMNI TRAVEL CENTRE SusHX Lane, Newport 30. t!l91 ducted by: 1 general part· This ' buSt~ess ,, con· Said Nie win be made, q red to 0• ...,.,, 1 ... s court CREDITORS OF Oelawate eotporation 330 are ng ...... ness as. • Beach Calif 92663 · 5 T nerlhlp d ect 1 bul ~ covenant or and llN9 upon West Ba St ~Mesa.. (a)AMERICAN ASSOCIA· 891 Baker #A6, Costa St ....,: KWock 526 Fu!-. F t 15 7 The registrant(•) com-uct t>y: an nchvtdual anty ~ Plalntltf'I attorney wttose BULK IAL& C f 9 ~ ., l'ION OF SEX EDUCATORS Mesa, Calll. 92626 e,...ine • Published Newport Beach-enced tr ct bu · Tttt registrant(s) com-= ' txpru:i11ec:' • address Is: VOSS: COOK. CSICS. 9104, ~1 2 &mmun News AND THERAPISTS (b)· l?°'othy V. Walktt, 210 I er ton A;t•·' Newport Cotta Mua Pilot Novem-~11 unJ! .:sa Fletiti~ menced to llansacf buS•· 1t•tlon.~~mbr.J:1, ~~s~=R~e:., 1~ Eicr:!0:0~~1~8t inc .. Delaware co%oratton: ~1~~R:~EtJJA~g~s ~:C . .,~C:m~ms3Newport ~~·~:0:!:6311 con-btr 19. 26. December 3. B~n•n. N~:m•(•I 11s1e1:1 ~~~na~~derNa'~~<:,•ct;~~~:~ ~fyi:-Ji:~~ Suitt 100. Newport Beach: Notice I• hereby given to ~ .. ~~111.~~k~I., Coata AND THERAPISTS, 1101 Lvnett• K. Bowtr•. 16762 :~~p by: • general part· 10• 1991 f.954 ~lch:r:'j. Maes a~::eron~~~hal vaneet thereunder, with in. Catilornla 92660 714(720-eredilor1 ot th• within This buslneu la con-Dove Str111, Newport ::be~ cLrir~2~~nllngton The registrant(•) eom-Thia statement was filed This sta1ement was flied ternt u provtded ttiereln, 0300 named .. u... that a bulk ducted by: a corporation Beach, Calif. 92660 ac • a · meneed to transact busJ.. PUBLIC NOTICE with lh• County Clerk of with the Coun Clerk of and the unpaid prltlelpal ol Ill 1111wer to the complaint sale is about to be made ol The reg111rant(1) com-Shirley Lampert MA. 5722 ~ti,,San~ngelo,J115 neas under the FlctlUoos Orange County on Novem-Orange County~ October the note aecured by eald which 11 horewlth served the asu11 daacrlbtd menced to trantact bua!-Oa~ley Terrace. lrvlne, C ·~• 9~:· osta esa. Bualnesa Name(s) listed CNl101810T ber 19, 1991 29 1991 deed with Interest thereon upon you within 20 dayi below. . nen under lht Flelltloua Calrl. 92715 al · above on· October 15 Flotltlous F513381 ' 1 11 provided In uld Note. after •ervlc• ol this aum· The names and bu1ines1 Bu1ln111 Name(s) fitted Mirtln Lampert PhD, 5722 Thia bu~lnoss 11 con· 1991 • • Bu1lneu Name Publlahed New ort Beach· . FSl 453 aURROW ESCROW mon1 upon you, exclusive address of th• atllet are ibove on: October 28, Oakley Terrace, Irvine. ducted by. a general part· Jttlery Yokoyama St t t C 1 M P ~ 1 N Published Newpo<1 Beach· of the day ol 11Mce. II you Ua E. V11dako1tu, 647 l99t Calll. 92715 ntflhlp ••men os a esa 10 ovem-Costa Mesa Pilot Novem· CO., a Cel"omte corpo-lalt to do IO, judgment by Wast 19lh Str .. t, Coata Shella Drury CFO Seymour Lampert PhD, The regl1trant(1) com· ~ll~s ~tat~en~ wCls ,:14 The Following ~sons ber 26. O.Cember 3, 10, ber 5. 12, 19, 26. t991 retlon, n Hid trustH1 default wlll be laken Mesa, Calltornl• This atatemenl was filed 5722 Oakley Terrace, Ir· menced to transac:t bull· 0 I I •c oun Oetob; are doing business as. 17, 1991 T·902 sot Parkcenter Drive, ag.in1t you for the relief Th• loeatlon 1n Calllomla with the Coun Clerk 01 vine, Calif. 92715 • neu Uflder the F1ct1tlous range ounty on c r FLETCHER JONES MO. T·987 IMta Ana, CA 92TOS, demanded In the com-of the ctllel euc:utlve offlce Orange CounlV ~ Novem-Thia business Is eon-Bualnesa Name(s) listed 25, 1991 TORCARS. 1301 Quall PUBLIC NOTICE •rs Ctierrl Wrlend, ptalnt. of the .. 11er 11: u above ber 1 1991 ducted by: joint venlilr• •bOve on: November 4. FSt 1102 Slr~et. N1wport Beach. PrHldent (714) 858-DATE: APR 1 t99t As listed by the Hiier, all • FSt t82.4 The regl1trant(1) com-1991 Bo Published New_port Belcho CalFI ift. 92660h J M t __ C_N_S_'"_0-.. -3-85_2 __ ,212 CLERK u 9 DIS. othtf bualMll MIMS •nd menced to transact t>Ya!-Lynette K. wers Costa Mesa Piiot Nowm-• e tr ont1 o or • • ' ' ' y 1ddrttHI used by the Publlshed Newport Blach-neas under the Fletltlous Thll llatemem was filed ber 5 12 t9 :ze 1991 Cars. Inc., California. 1301 •Fictitious Publl1hed Newport TRICTP COU~,.T 'DEBP Hiler wtlhln ttv .. yean ti. Costa Mua Piiot Novem-Business Name(s) listed with IM County Clerk of ' ' ' • T-890 Quall Street. Newport 9uslMU Name Beach.Coat.a MtH Pilot NORA IDRO-• tore the date IUCh 111 wu bef 12, 1t, 2G, December ~·on: NIA Orange County on NOi/em· Beach. Calt1. 92660 Statement NOY9mber 21. ~ 3. UTY CLERK aent or delivlfed lo the 5, t991 Shlrley LMnpert bef 4, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE Thlt bualneu 11 con-The Followlng persons 10, 1991 (ll!AL OF THE COURT) buv9' are: noM T·934 This statement was filed F5t2Ge9 ducted by: a COfPOr8IJon .,. dolnQ business as: t003 r The nalNI and butlnMt with the County Ctertc of Publlthed Newport Beach-CNSt0180T7 The registrant(•) eom· GRANT"' REAL ESTATE ---------1 Publlehed Newport lddresMs of the buyer are: PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Novtm-eo.1a Mn& Piiot Ncwem-F1ctltlou1 mencld to trantact busJ.. MANAGEMENT. 3300 INlne PUIUC NOTlCE 8Hch-Co1ta Mesa Piiot Ivan Calderon 7191 ~ bef 8. ltlt .,. 12. 19, 28, Dectmbtr •u1lne11 Nam• :i~':*Ni:::(a~l= Boulevard, Suite 312. New- A .. IZONA IUPl!RIOR Nowmbet 19 26 Decem-nHI Circle, Huntington NOTtC• FSt2.24T 5 1991 Statement above on· November 1 POf1 Beactl. Calif. 92660 ber 3 1o 199; ' Beach. Ca. INYrf\flO alDS Published Newport Beach-' T 932 The FOiiowing persons · ' Otani Building Company, COURT, Countr of • • The aslela 10 be sold are The County Sanltallon Co M PitoC Novtm-• are doing business as: 1991 1 C.illomla corporation. llMICOPA Ten desctlbed In general u : Districts of Orange Cow'itv. w·'~2 ~ 2G Decernber PUBLIC NOTICE UDO TRAVEL 3404 VI• =chef Jones. Jt .• Prnl· 3300 lrvlnt Boulevard, o ALL• o KI! " a PUBLIC NOTICE restaurant equipment. Incl Calltom&a. wll rectlYe bld1 5 ttt1 • • Udo. Newport Beach, Calif. Thil etatemtnt was filed Suite 372, Newport BNCh. UNN•OY, P.A., a pro-are located at 847 w .. 1 urd TuHday, Declarnber • FlcttHoue 92663 with the County Cler'k 01 Calif. 926450 fea .. oNll aMOClatlon NOTICI! O, 19th StrMt. Colt.a M .... 10. 1991 at 11:00 Lm.. T-929 9uslneu ....... Janice Jeng, 111912 S & S Orange councy on NOYem-Thlt bu1lne11 11 con- lttalntlff ' PUBLIC SAi.i! 01' Ca. Bids ~ be rtoeMld at PUBLIC NOTIC! Stllto!Mnl LMie, Yorba Unda. Calif. bet 5 1991 ducted by: a eOf'PQfatlon ,,., ABANDONED b~tt!"=:9at":: = ~~~= The FollOWlng ~ 9:.: Commo<Sor.. 111912 • '5Ultt2 ~_:,·~~11~~ ~~ DICK ICHLllM and ~i:.R~P~ tlon II: "A'S BURGERS" hlrllN.bov9 Ht forth. at au ~~ame c.i:i~PY.~cu.PRQ. S & S une, YOl'ba Unda, P\Jbllshed Newport a..c:n. nest undtr' the Actltlous JANI 001 ICHLIEM, ,..,....3'f atven The antlclOated da.\t of which time tMy w11 be • OUCTIONS (b)ITTY BITTY CaHI. 82686 Cotta Mesa 9ilot Novem-Bu1lne11 Name(s) Ptted hueNnd and wife, 0..::: :-...~ :'! the bulk .. r. It December publldy °'**'and tam. ........ ·,~· KITTY PRODUCTIONS Thll bualnHI le con-.,. 19, a, December 3, lbo"ll on: September 1, fend11nte .,.......... ..-· 18. 1991 at the office of El-!Md et the ome. Of tht .... _......"' '*"°"' 17514 u o k Cl 1 • d\IC1ed by· a !illf*al part· 10 1991 1991 • tuant lo SectlOn 1988 of tretla E1erow 302 No. El Dlttrlc:ti, 10944 Olt ,..,. .. doing bullnel• u : vt a re•· nershl · • Tavlor 8. Grant. President IUMMONI the Cl\111 Code.of the Stall C•mlno R;;i, Suite 100, enue, Fount.in Ylilrfty, Calo (a)MARk VICTOR HAN· ::~c:;,taln Valley, Calif. The ~eglatrant(s) com-T·958 This 1t1t1ment wat flied ACTION N0.1 of Calllornla tti. followtng San Clemente, CL fomla. tor tM fo1toW1nO: SEN I ASSOCIATES menced 10 1ransact bull· PUBLIC -Tac• wtth the County Clerk ol CV 9t.OttH ml1ctllantou1 per1on1l Thl1 bulk aai. 11 1ubfect COllPUTIR-AfDl!D ~)LOOK WHO'S TALKING, 187~~~nn~ MOa~oh~::· ,_1 under the Fictitloul -19 Orange County on October zo-:rf ~~"\H°l ~i: f:~n!:" =nil~:'.= :.~~~0~.;.c::,; SUPPORT •Y•T•M ~*'6°J<u~~~1~° Founlaln va11•v. ca111: a:1neu ~·g:<•~ K111': CNSt01HH 23. t99t ,.10740 FENOAHTS: unit numbef. 110l.2. POR MAIMT•MA•C• (D)CHILDRIN FOREVER 92108 • vt on. o r • ,.,,....._ DICK SCHUEM AHO JANE A33t: Wllll1m Bamhlll: " IO 1Ub1tCt. N name MANAO•DT, aNC .. PRODUCTIONS, 711 W. ~ ~1~~~-'!in ~: ~ JerlQ ......._. NMlo =·~ N~ort :-acfl. DOI SCHUEM 18701 Be> TOOLS, WICKER CHE$1', 81\d adc:hM o1 fie Pf"IOlt l'ICATIOlf MO..... 11ttl St. D-2. to.ti Mela. ~ • TNI 1t11emenc ._, llltd St~teMOftt tea ot ovem- ltro L•n•, • Huntington M 18 C .. C 3 2 4 : Mc-with whom clalml may be 81D OP•NINOt T_.. Calf. !ilH27 1;f;1 c.1~"7°' 1 with tht County Clertc of The foieloWlnO ptftOnl bef 5, 12. 19, 21. 1991 ~..t....<:" 9214e.3025 • c...nbflda•. Dltlder a Mar-filed ts Nancy ~ d•f D••••••r 1 o Patrlela J. HanMf\ 321 E. ~ ._• .!!.!!!.. • con. Orenge CcM'lty Of't Nowm-.,. doing bullnMe as: T-880 IF TUU WANT THE Ao-mat0: APROX. 50 BOXES, Eatrtlla Escrow, 302 No. El , .. ; et 1 taOO ._... ' 23rd St., C:O... M..._ c.lf. Th w,.l .. tt(")'9 bet 5 1991 PRIME SOURCE, 150 PUBLIC ""nCE VIC!°' A LAWYEA AND A259: Patrick F•vorlte: C.mlno "*-'· wi.. 100, ... _,.. M......,.. IH.27 ,,~;,,'9~ ~ns!ct :.': · Plt2t02 Town Cent« DtM, &.!he _____ .. _v __ _ ~'T~fN~~ =U~..!, ~ ::en c:::;:•ias1C::: tM eft U.. ...._ ~ ~~ ~~ MM ~ the Fktltlous PllbbMd NtwPOfUS.~ ~ Colla "'"8. Calif. CNltOtM07 R!"!"RAl SERVICE ertn: SMAU FRIG. SEV· flllng ~'"' tfta1 " Dec ,uM 11J .... DIMftet In Clllt. 92621 lk*nott Nlmt(I) bttcl Coeta Mna Not Nowmo Lall« Day Comn'lunlc. FlcUtlous SPONSORED IV THE EAAL CRATES flUED W t3. tttt, which It tM ~ aooeftlancae ""'" •II Thia bu1lne11 la con. =r-on: Nowmbtr l 5, bw tt, H. Dte»rntMw ,_ '*-Inc.. o.twlrt, ISO 9uslneas Nw MARICOPA COUNTY BAR MISC ITEMS, B111 : ,_..day btfcn fie_,.....-. ......... ~~ by: huttMlnd and SUlanntM JoMton 10, tllt Town ~ OrM, Suitt ltatNMftt RIGGS Helen Edah. of Costa Mesa. born in 1898 In Auburn, WI, passed away No- vember 23, 1991. Services will be held privately at the Har· bor Lawn Mt. Olive Memo11al Park. Sur· vived By husband· Charle• 1'1de n Rtggs. Coata Mesa. Sister: Ruth F. Amdal, Washlf191on. 4 Nieces: Patricia Michael. Anaheim Hiiis, CA, Corothy BuUet, Downey, CA. Varna W•rnham, Calgary. Canada. Maxine Christensen, Napa, CA. 9 Newph· ews: Harold Bartlett, Veneta, OR. Robert Bart111t, Tacoma. WA. Maurice and Kenneth Austin, Cal· gary , Canada, Wayoe Austin, Edm· onion. Canada. Dwight Au1tln, WOOdland, CA. Wllllt and Wlbar and Freddy Bartl•tt. Washington, 27 grand..nlec.s. ASSOCtATION. Char1el Hlcllox Jr.! RES-datt 1P*dlfd lbollil. n.atleM.. wfft • T-157 1900, Cotla W.U. Cam. The f~ S*tOM YOU ARI HERUY SUM-TURANT EQUIPMENT & Dated November 11, ., ............. ltld Th• reglatr•nt(I) com-=~~"':: -ncR ma ... dolna~aa: --------MOHE.D n reqWed to rutRNIT'UAE, A225: Cultlt 1091 Inn C .. lllll'M ......_ eMI .. ~ .__ mencad lo trwact ~ ,.=:::::.0 1 ..._.__ PUIUC nv 5 Thl1 butlneSI Is con. IANQICOK 4, Cry1tal ....,.... -dlf9nd, ....,,.., o. Hom• MISC fURN. • ---.... Under fie ~ Ortnat .__ .. , on .....,......... ducttd by: a COl'PQlatio.1 COutt. ~ Cout Aa.u. ......... In .. LA,._,, ASSORTED Publllhtd Newport .............. .., ... .,..,,. .. NllM(I) llttcl ber1), 1991 ,.......... Th• tegltttanl(I) ~ ~ .... Coital ....... actlOft In ihlt COwt. II IOXES, 827': David Lew. 8HCN-'01t1 MtSI ,lloc ..................... above on: (a)1/1/tt7t ,.,,,.. ..en........ rnenatd lo ~ tM.i. Cellf. tH2I MMd ..,. MlOM. you MEN'S llKI! MISC Cl.Om-November ... ttlt. ..... tol•,it• ... (714) <:!!: (c)1MO (d)N/A ll'ubhhtd Ntwpott 8MCh-........... ,... under "" FlctitloYt Anick tn*PtlMI. Inc .. lhal ap1*f 9nCS dtf9nd INCi, At17: Richard Mar-1911 .... Utt. J. Hanten eo.a M..a Pi104 ~ The foloWli'll Ptfton9 lwlneu Namt(I) 111\ed Ctllloml«. Crystal Court. wttHn to days after IN Inn: WATER IEOt... ~·flSC PUIUC -lf'ICI Pumau..... ...,9rt Thia ......-ntnt ... fled -... Dec«nber 3 10. .,.. dolna ~Ill! lt>OWe on: Sepeembtr •• South Cout 'Pia.ta, 3333 -*' o1 tht Summona IOXEO AND Cl01nlNO, -aoaoh1Co94a Meea wMh IN County Cltl1t of 11 1091 ' IOLDllR MOUNTAIN 1ft1 a..r. co.ta Meaa. Calif. end Coft1Pllllnl UPO" you. 81 .. : John o. McMtv NOnc• OP PU t .. ...... •• Or-..~ on NcW9m-• T-MI ,MM, 174 ""'°" °Wfl1, Mteha•I ••• ,.dltlaw. IH2I ........ o1 fie daY of w-CERAMIC TIL!I, FURN, PU•IO w.• Oii 1.:1 •""'-' ' lllf 11. 1•1 C.. ..._,Calf. 12121 Pl 1•dtitt 1'\lt bualntH la con- W:e. " ...._, ~ Of IN CASH R!O.J.!.,!!!: John O. MAMDOMID • ,.tMM PUIUC MOTICI Jilmte """' ....._, m ~ lll:ltmtM was lltcl duCttd by: a corpora11on ...._ ol AlflOM. __,_ ~ urr1V! F\JAN, "'°""'TY ... ~ Ntwpott a.a.. Aotllteue ~Corona di! M#, ,.. IN Counly Oltftl Of TM r~tr1t1\(1) com-~::::.; ~-ei:; o.1Cflt~~u~:111~~ Noao. .~ PUIUC llOT1CI eo..a ..._ PI04 ~ ••IRH• .._ ~ Jemta van Undo g_*,1:10outlly °" OC10ber :::-under~~ by putabllon • ~ ..... l!NCH, MISC. IOXH, that ..... ~ ::. ~ ,:, OtctmW 3• 10• ....... ,.. lngNm~4~. Loa ,.,... lutiMta Nam•(•~ llstad ~ ::"" _=: g'ff.,~war.ft. ~.~ ::,.•:=.o,, 11~ 1 • , ... .,. ~~ C!'°"* ~ .iot.. -.~ ~ ~ = =-~=~ J.c, .. .. .., COnto IArt mMS ANO aoxH. the .,.... a ~ lillll • ••11 P.VmJC llOTICI ™' 22 .. ~ ·..._.. .. "" o-.iu ....... eo. '* s. 12. 11, 21, 1•1 WY ~ ~ you le com-A2Cll: JoM NoNn: TOOl alonll Code, the ~ The ~ ,.._. port llwd. Unt -., OOllll .... Calf. t11t0 T.ea 1Wi •1111,.,1 .. 1 .. ...,,. • .,.ll WM 9td :r-r~=.=-= ~:~::: ~~.-,...i ~~AflRr8toNT -:.·.:::. 1 • -=.c.::,.,~~Ot ~~~= --·-1C1 ::..:-~'=-= II.._, YI*' h ~ Am: .._. ~ ...i.o ~CM.-.• ... t&l'ON 8UClt M90M, • Ille Arte C-31P Cotla ~ ...,_ ..v•• a, 1111 '*°*II ..... , • ...... Miii ~ CM?: CHINI WM.'TIM A-17 a"ttll ..... Ollll 81 • IM..... ..._ c.a -· TM ,..._rMt(.. ceffto R -El • ntOT41 =: ~ W°Ti:,"M·:~ ...... =~, .. 'D:~,... ~,.... .... Aaeel., ~::-~·.. •••• ..... Nb ..... ....,... .... ...... w·;:r;, MO ""90fW. n-.~~-= ....-a.:• •• u.. _ na. ......... caM . .,,4 •• , • ...... .... .... ••• eo. ........ ....... =jff ..... 91tta ..... A.w .... c.-Cit., ........... ti .... ,,.c. ... •:!"""" = 't. ':\.~,·~ ............. ~ s· .. ... ......... 1111 .... == ......... *IC. P~ na. fMCMMD ...,.,._ .......... -eClla-M... ,• · ..._...... .........;' T ... WJESE Ruth Qlbltona Ao- 85. dlecl Nov. 23, 1991 In N•wport Beach, Ca. SM 11 IUNNed by l'lor chll• dret\, Kathlffn Kelty S11ph1n1on, John l(.Uey and Bert Aall- ton; 8 Grandc:;hlldren a 5 G,...t Grlll'\dChlfi. dr•n. A m•morlal IONlc• will be Mid 3pm Wed, Nov, 27, 1tt1 at Paclflo View Memorial P•rk Chepel, Newport ...,._CL " a..... n.N. ... ,... CM. MOOIC,,.""" • .. ., c.. ......, .... Kl".i:Q'i :.-.,a. ....... ""'*"a.,,,,.°' l1A "... ... -~ ~ !! --.,. •n* .... ~--C1'1: ..... _. ........ -.. .............. =.,,....., . ' n. Ml..-'C.. ....,~a...~ --~·-~ ~ _.. . ...,_.. TU" ANO AllOftTID ....... 11 ~ ._ Olll.-~--.......... ....._ Coi'OM R. ---11'!!;.ll ~UHHOLO ~:.-... -..... ~~t" :a -tu·-b _ .. , :..::"=. . .,;::.::... -.... '°"U-~oUITMl=m,vr~ e:..r::.,.:. _ -. = ....... ~ ....... ..-~ ........ ....:."• ........... ~-· .,..=,,~ ... ....... ~ °",,,,,. = =ri ........ rn .,..., .. -n.. ., ~ eo. ...... ,... ~-"' ~·.,,..:. ..... .......... __. ~-=-n.:--• ...... -141 •1.._, : .,..... ......... ,._.,.,.. ,. .....,,:j~ -:,.:,. CARo•c•n.llil•li =t.'\Jifay.:: ................. -:.t..-i:. ~---..=;;..t1.~ ...... . .... ··--.. .. , .. ~ ... ~~·-.~-::ia~-.... --.... __ . ~ "='=l!:.:-:o .. --.,._ RIOOM. "°"' Nt ---II.... fl\O... ..... CA -. .. ,,,. ~Ji':',·:... --.. • ...... ..... 08 °"""' •11 Oliiillll• --; ............... '\: • ~ .. "._ ' = fll Oillll ..... CA ~~ ~~~::-..:.111;:.:=.'='I .. , -.. ... ...... ..... ..... ~.. "' ._.. ... .. • ~llOTICll ~.,_ ..... ,.. .... • .._ ...... .... --"ILll•flm ,, ... .,_ CPottNI T'*9 .. =: a· WllWOTIDll co. _ ... * ... • .. • ... NT.. ALL ....... Diil .... 191.., ... ,, .,... ''"\~··-L ~ J ... 1 NOTICEOFPEltilON ...-...... ~. --Ye.a .... • aaa.a. ....... ••-• ...,.., WlUNDBt Oii ft WtDt~., .... .., .. Y-..... ~!.~ °"' ... TO ADMINISTER w Ol WJ I.GI 1930 ... DAft .._ .. w11 elt•t••• ••H• ~,:-=.=: ntl MDf•llt' Alll\Y AT.._... ....... • 1Dt ifiJ''9.*'...: W 8T~e !ii" la ESTATEOF: n.ra~....... ,. .. _. ... ..._. __ ...... ~ c .., .._N«TWiim•Ol'WllD .... LM111-. ... u...o1--. OA --T1I•--, ,. Olfve Main. e1ca Wit! tt. Nolt •Iii~ IM ti ....... a ti * , ....... , .. '9 ...... rn WILL -.a. AT OR llCMOWN. AND AU .... C g ·-.... 1119 .. NM ••••en '9991 ... ~-Niia AM 0th.-. J u-.1-. -a.-ta1C1 La 1'7.G F.-ID .. --· .... 41we a -.......... _ -.... -. TO n. NaHTs TO ONWt ON Al -._ ...... ....-.... D Ina fl Ofl IMP..., Ill ·-• _., --pan 01 ~ ... ,.., 1•11 at .. • ..._ ._.,,_.., IUllNIU UNOtR ...... .... -._ uu•• 4. '191• 111 1 Uftlf -Mn ,., ""'°' 'lllO I Olve JNnneh i~ the Wll_. In IN .-to ..... leillll .... el .. HIOHllT .. ODP POft ,.,.., .. lblclllDft Of Wit ......_ ~ .. ~ 10 .. ...-• MllCIL. fl1APt. .. 1HS Meln,akaOHve NcMMalef1Y75r..Oll .... ,. .................................... ·~~~:':~UT~~ ~ ............. of ... _. .~.....!~~II~ .... p0f1 11'Y .'OP NIYfPOR.T JMnnette Ci.rt& Main llnd. • ~ lO IN .. ... .,..... ....a c... ...... ,.. .. .... _... ·----· --...... of h ~ ~ --..... ... • • "' llM:N. IN MG CASE NO. A1&01os C01M11y of OrMOt • o..s ,.., ,,,._. ..... ,.. n. ..... ...-• :,.~-:Wei.= AU. TRAOtM.\RICI AND '°" MCUNct c.r "'.a.o. T.:=.•a1-:.:'1n11111 .... ~ ...... ,.... o, TM• c1 ,.,. To al hN'9, A«OI09d In 8ooJI Mt, P'IQll apea.. ...at IN la .... ef ... oeur1 llt ce.cu ..,.ellld lft CMI 0000WtU. IN Nft WAY dlllcl!Md dead of tru11 publlcldon of Ille N4loe ~ '9. II. Deoelno CORDIR 0 Of'AHGI bentldanes. and ~ 458 OlllQll Aecoldl o4 Mid ~ ........ If~ {m ....... ' ...... " Code S.ction 1924'1 ~ RELATINO TO T'tC PROP-Md ~ eotu. •· "" ... MIOUlll of the ~ '* '· "" COUNTY. who may oltlefWIM ~ <>MOt Collniy, c.w. went ..._ oeurt t• ...., • le cien. Ml aUPll-able In u .a IM 11me Of !ATV: AU. W~T'!R STOa< '*""' .-cl ~ 11 '*' b*a of IM OCl9I-nt4 TM ~ ~ Of ... lnttfMtad In 1M will °' The ~ lon 0t11 OI": J9ur lltlOR COURT Oft TM .... , 111 no~ .. Md ~ RELATINO TO THI ~· StlSMO tt llo(l MICM9d ~ at. ~ flUIUC llOTICI ::= MIMCe of h Obi-=·or~· ~f: ~· ::""::~ ·~ ...... ~· .... tu. JOUI' aTAT• C)(ll CW.IPORo terHt ~onvewd to Ind IRTV, ALL IHM!S Ofl I la~ thll at h ~ deed of truet C'o1:.~~ M& o.:: Jw~tte Mein' llboW 11 putpOneCS ,0 be: 111 ,....,,.. °" "'" ,... M"'9 '°" nm COUflTY now held by 11 UMet Mid &TOCK OR OTHDt !Ylo: •me ot .... tht openl"I! Ind HIJfNltd C10tt•. ex· ~tsrsn ablY edmll9d 111• Ilka Ollv• J.annttte clalti Al8 EMt lSIOI $,.. eo.t• ...., ........ ---~ end d,. o" AN Q.' 700 o..i:.1~~ ~!I" OENCI! "' OWNEAStilP bid may be .... lhan lht =r'3io :;' advanctt 1• T1h ~ .... '*''" Ind ~ at Main Mela.CA92827 J•Yr watH, IHHJ CMC CUTIR DRNI. ~USTOR : PULLIAM Ofl ANY PART Ofl TH! tW11 ~. cSue, It It Po'ui* lhal at lhe ltUt .. H Ult time of the 1n11.i outll- A PETITION ri.a been The Trus1ee Ollctliml #'! end p~ M-r IN WlaT, lllnt• AM, caM-PROPERTIES, INC. PROPeRTY THAT II D-.: 11I05/91 time of tall &he ot)tnlng Trua1".... cation or tl'le ~of Ille !Md by Maril Roche In fl• llal)llCy lot WtY tneetr~o4 t.b" without futtMr t.rftla 1!170t BENEFICIARY: AMERI-owm:o BY OUTOR IN ........ P1UNCIAL bid "" be .... than lhl ...... nHt I• nn.~.11. ~ ~=~ g:!~ty ~I === ::' !t~ ::=c:: • .,"'"' ,, .... "" TM ....... c1 ... ., ~'1 l~T~~1~ t~: ~~~~~!Ro',: CO .. ,O .. ATION, .. ~~~~~""·due. ~'=:':•o:!~T ~ ~t>t c:,,• ~ ORANGE' ,,. noca °"""'-end telephone nUMMr • 0 S. Mid T,..... .,.te. 1,.,..,.1 OF TRUST -.t• or ndONll '** ._ THE PETITION ,.. ot '"" dale ol lhl Wlllllil ,....,.. ... OtMr ....... plalfttlfl'• •HOrMro ~~~~~o ~~ ~ MEMB~RSHtP IN A~V ., T .D. ••RVICIE IAN CL•••NT• ~~ ~Ji'it.rEOeo UHt..E$$ dWdt dttlWl'I by • •I• or requests that Marie Rodie publteatoon ot llllS N0toce OI ,..,er.tMnta. You "'8' or plafntltf wtthout •" Yemt>tt 17, 19IMI u Instr. OWNERS Oft MEMBERS COMPANY, ....... I U It HK I a p ft 0 p. YOU TAKE AcTioN TO r.defll C*f• uNon. or I be appolnled as personal 8al8 Ille tolal amouni ol tilt want to call an et• attomey, l•r (Ill "°"'° No. 86-562100 In Book ASSOCIATION OR SIMll.AR •r VlolLI J. ~ •• RT I & a a• a a Id PROTECT YOUR PAOP· cheCtl dtawn l1Y a _. °' repl'esenta1111a to uoptld b31ancO of IN ncM(a) tOfMJ f19M ... , If we, la dlreoclon r al page of Offlclll Recofd1 In GAOUP HAVINQ RESPON-As•lata"t leoNtarr, Trvst .. , ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT r.dn uvlngt Ind '°"" adnvniswr lhe estale of ;4'°''ed by lhe al>Ow Deed ol rou do not know..; at• MHn.,o do telefono dal 11\9 offlc. of the Recordtf SIBIUTY F0A MANAGING eot ....... Lewfa It. •r T .0, 18 .. VIC8 A pU9UC SALE. IF YOU HIOCltllon, 1lvlng1 ... the decedent ru~ w.tll in1e1es1 as ell aboglHlo del delftan-of <>rqe County; aald OR OPERATION AHV PART Or .. "to CA •lt9S COllPAMY ... nl NEED AN EXPLANATION eocllllon, OI b\llngs bri THE ... ~ !.~!!!9Nr :,~~-=-·0.1 '':iv~ ii:: !~~ ...:::.:; .. ~ dent• 0 d•I demon-deed of trust describes the OF TttE PROPERTY; All C1t4J iai-4100 ..... ... Annento, Of THE NATURE OF THE ~~ln1aJNCtlonCod• ~..!..02 ... °! requests u... ...,....,._,, S d ' ti fclfowlng propef1y: PLANS ANO SPECll'lCA-A I t t a t PROCEEDINGS AGAINST u,. ...,._,.. • .., _.. WILL and codcds, ti any. loon& ol 11>1t CNeo ol Tn..1. ~ or a ..... aid of· ant e que no •n• EXHl•IT "A'• IF AVAILABLE, THE EX· SI S en ocr• arr, YOU YOU SHOUU> CON· thOrlzed to do Mlneta In be admlhtd lo probate. lf<lo<long ~ cnaro-and flee (llated In the e1to9ado, ff) UW OP· REAL PROPERTY TIONS PREPAReO FOR PECTEO OPENING BIO eot aouth L .... It., TAcT A LAWVER. I.hit "91e. The w1I and any codlcis t1pens.8f> ol llw TrustM, • phone booei) F1Ca Of' ROBllRT W. CONSTRUCTION OF IM· MAY BE OBTAINED BY Ora"1e, CA 9te81 On l2/13191 al 9·45 AM Th9 ltrMI lddrMa and atl ava~able • tor Sl17 513S3 Off • •• e teen-aECK A ProfeHlonaJ PARCEL l: UNrT C.S AS PROVEMENTS ON THE CALUNQ THE fOUOW· (714) 3811-4700 A E.F S INC OBA Reii other COl'M'Of\ deslgna~ examma11on In the hie kepi The name SllN I aoorea t,..::! Mta .. oltaolon Co~atlen, 3818 Car· SHOWN ON THAT CER· PROPERTY AND ALL ING TELEPHONE NUM-IF AVAILABl.E, THE EX· eitate . For1clotur1 Ser· "tll'f, of the ..... P'°'*1Y bylhecourt an<l telepl\one numt>e• of lhe tucllclal ...Ced tlen. un son StrMt, hit• tOO, TAIN CONDOMINIUM STUDIES, DATA AND BERS OH THE OATE ·BE· PECTED OPENING BID lifcnHth1duly1P90inted described aboYe la l>Ut• THE PETITION Tmstw or othiH peison I d ao DlAI CAL-Torranoe California PLAN RECORDED JUNE DRAWINGS RELATED FORE THE SALE· (714) MAY BE OBTAINED BY TruslM undlf and pw· =to be: 223 211l ST .. ::i~:~lltr 3~~~ntyestal~ c~c:~::: «'.lle 11 Aux11.aty ::~~«,. para p,.. 90503 Cl 13) 31 &: ~~ 1~~2t:~~~~f~~ THERETO: ANO ALSO AU 385-4837 'OR (213) 627• CALLING THE FOUOW· :~~: ~o~J;:~· R: 92e:fORT BEACH, CA under thd Independent C.>mpa11~ 3900 W961 sontar una NapuHta 4332, Stat• Bar No. RECORDS OF• ORANGE CONTRACTS ANO AGRl!E· '865 ING TELEPHONE NUM· Document No 83-132142 The undef8lgned Tru1tM AdmntStrabon ol Eslales Chllpm.111 A""°ve nn F100t. eacrlta a maqulna en 94185 ' MENTS OF DEBTOR RE· TAC433H BERS ON THE DAV BE· Book NIA p. NIA of Of· di.lclalml any lllbilltY for AC1 w11h lim1ted authonly Omf\Oll CA 92668 Hta corte DATe1 MAY 24 1990 COUNTY, CAUFO~IA. AS LATINO TO THE PLANS Publl1hed Newport FORE THE SALE: (714) flcl .. RICOfdt In the ~ llf'IY lncOf...ctnfts of lht (This authonty wilt allow (714)385-6087. By Vera M Una oe~ta o una ~ L. GRANVILLE, DEANED IN THE DECLA· ANO SPECIFICATIONS OR B11ch/Cos1a MHa Pllol 385-4837 Of (213) 827 ... 865 of the RKOtdtr of OR> atrMt addres1 and other the personal Haber TrU$INS Sales 011\cef II d t I f I no Clerk 1JJ Paula e . Her-RATION OF COVENANTS. TO THE STVOIES. DATA November 12 19 26 1991. TAC43330 ANGE County, Callfodlla, common designation, If representative to take Date Noll9mbllr 20 1991 am• • e •on ca , bel De tr CONDITIONS ANO RE· AND DRAWINGS, OR TO ' • ' Publlahed Newporl executed by: rlV K. ONG any, ahown herein. many acbons wlthoul Nov 26 Dae 3 lO 1991 le otrec•ra protocclon, ' pu · STRICTIONS RECORDED THE CONSTRUCTION OF t945 Btac Coile Mesa Piiot ANO KAREN SUE ONO, Seid ule will be made bul obtaining cou11 approval N11wpon a..a,.NCos111 au reapuHta e1rlta • ;u~ll•h:S N8;1':rt :oach/ AUGUST 4, 1981 IN BOOK IMPROVEMENTS ON THE PUBLIC NOTIC! Nove~blf 12 19 2t 1991 musTEES OF THE rlV wllhOIJI cownant or war• BefOfe takJng certain very M9511 Pilot maqulna tl•n• que OS. •sa ovem-14167 PAGE 1088 OF ' ' • . ANO KA.REN ONG TRUST ranty, ll!p(ISSed or lm- 1mportan1 act10ns. cumpllr con IH tor-bar 19, 28, December 3, FICIAL RECORDS OF SAID PROPERTY; ALL SALES NOTICE OF t944 DATED APRIL 24, 1979 pded, regarding tlUe, Po9' however. the personal PUBLIC NOTICE fhOlld•dH legal•• ap. 10, 1991 ORANGE COUNTY AHO AGREEMENTS, DEPOSIT TRUST~•·• SALE PUBLIC NOTICE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC sesllon, or tnCUmbraneff representauve will be I de I t d ul T971 • RECEIPTS. ESCROW AUCTION TO THE HIGH· for the purpoM of Mtltfy-requtred lo grve notice lo SUMMONS · rop • s 8 us e q ' AS AMENDED BY AN IN-AG R E E M E N T S AN D Loan No. 182000lt .0 EST BIDDER FOR CASH Ing 1he lndlblednen ... inter ested persons unless (CITACION .,. que ta corte •• PUBLIC NOTICE STRUMENT RECORDED OTHER ANCIUAAY DOCIJ. J alRCH PROP T.S. Title Order No. (payable al time of sale In cured by Hid Deed ol they have wa111ed notice or JUDICIAL) f UChe au calO. JUNE 24, 1982, AS IN· MENTS ANO AGREE· No. Ht25304 4'0337 lawful money of the Unlled Trutl lncfudlng the fMI, consented to the proposed NOTICE TO DEFEN· SI u1ted no present• ITATeMENT OF STRUM ENT NO. 62• MENTS ENTERED INTO UNIT CODE H TruatH lale No. SlllH) at: THE MAIN charge1 and lxpet\lff ol ac11on) The independent 0 ANT • (Av I 1 0 • IU rHpu••t• • tlempo, ABANDONMENT OF 2 1 6 5 4 8 0 FF I c I AL RESPECTING THE SALE SAN CLEMENTE BUSI· 18S120810M (NORTH) ENTRANCE TO lh• TrustM. admm1strat10n authority Acuud.o) JEFF DE· puede perder el cHo, USE OF FICTITIOUS RECORDS ' PARCEL 2. AN TO ANY PURCHASERS OF NESS PROPERTIES as Aof9"ne• No. THE COUNTY COURT· The beneficiary undtr wtA be granted unless an ~ to puod.n quttar au BUSINESS NAME · · duly appointed Trustee t93tl08tDM HOUSE 700 CMC CEN· Hid Deed of Trust hlfeto-int~resled person hies an MAR IS ' H 0 TL IN E Hlarlo IU dlnero The follow! S()(IS UNDIVIDED 2.559 PER· ANY PART OF THE PROP· under 1hl following d• NOTICE OF TER DRIVE WEST, SANTA fore. executed and dellv- ob)t'Cllon lo the pt!hllon ROOFING CO., INC., 'otrat 'cosas de .~ have ebandon~lh:-rl.lff 01 CENT (%) INTEREST IN ERTY, TOGETHER WITH SCtlbed dMd of trust WILL TRUSTEE'S SALE ANA. CA an r1ghl. lflfe end ered lo the ~ a and shows good cause DOES 1 to SO I d ct I I lhe Flclllloue Business AND TO LOT 1 OF TRACT All DEPOSITS AND SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION YOU ARE IN DEFAULT lnlernt con11eyed to end wrinen OectarltiOn of 0.. why the court should not YOU ARE BEINO SUED prop • a • n av IO Name: EX()LUSIVEL y NO. 11353, IN THE CITY OTHER PROCEEDS OF TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER UNDER A DEED OF musT now held by h under said llUll end Demand for Sale, grant thA aulhorny BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. adJclonol por parto de YOURS REALTY, 18002 If· 0 F C 0 ST A MES A , THE SALE THEREOF; All FOR CASH (In lhl forms DATED sn,/83. UNLESS Deed ol Trust In the prop-and a written ~~pf 0. A HEARING on Ille le H ta' demandanclo) la corte. 'llne Blvd., Tustin, Call!. COUNTY OF ORANGE, DAMAGES ROYALTIES which ara ~wful lender In YOU TAKE ACTION TO lrtv altualed In uld county, laull and Election to Sell. peo11on wtll be held on VICTOR GORSKY Exlsten otroa roqulsl-92680 STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND REVENUE OF EVERY the United Slates) and/or PROTECT YOUR PROP· California dHcribed 11: The unc;l"signed c.used December 12 1991 al 3 CALEN tos legalH. Puede que Th Flclltlo s B slness · • the cuhier·s cet1llled Of ERTY IT MAY BE SOU> AT LOT 23 BLOCK 139 RE· said Not;ce of Default and l 45 P M 1n Dept 3A You have 0 • t d I II 1 u u AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE· l<JNO. NATURE AND DE· other checks specified In ' SUBDMSION OF CORONA Election to Sell 10 be re- locatE'd Dal 700 ~cc DAR DAY~ after dthJ• ~: :~::~n,:~~:t! ~::~,e:,·::Or!~~ c'o~v; CORDED IN BOOK ,88, SCRIPTION WHATSOEVER Clvll Cod• s.ction 29?4h ~E~ge~ ~~LA:rA~g~ DE MAR, AS PER MAP RE· corded In~ county where Cartier rrve West. 1ummon1 I serve on t SI on Augost 27, 1991 File PAGES 45 AND 46 OF MIS-THAT DEBTOR MAY BE (pay1b11 In tun et the hme OF THE NATURE OF THE CORDED IN BOOK 4, lhe real Pf°'*1J ls loclled Box 838, San ta Alla, CA you to nle a typewrlt· mon •· no conooe a No.F505036 CELlANEOUS MAPS, IN ENTITLED TO RECEIVE of sale) all right, tltle and PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PAGE 67, OF MISCEL· end more than lhrH 92702 0838 ten re1ponae •t thla un a bog ado puede Yvonne 0 Klrk1nd1ll THE OFFICE OF THE FROM ANY PERSON OR lnlernt conYayed lo and YOU YOU SHOULD CON· LANE 0 US MAPS • months have elapsed since IF YOU OBJECT TO court. llamar a un Hrvlcto de 24341:1 Sania Clara Ave.'. COUNTY RECORDER OF ENTITY OWNING OR HAV· now held by It under aald TACT A LAWVER. RECORDS OF ORANGE such record1Uon. lhe 9ranh~ of the pe1JUoo, A letter or phone c•ll referoncla d• •bo9• Dana Polnl, Calif. 92629 SAID COUNTY EXCEPT-ING OR HEREAFTER AC. Deed of Trusl In the prop· On 12/09/91 at 09:45 COUNTY. DATE: 11/t3/lt ~~~r~ou an~p~::e aly!~ wlll not protect you~ do• 0 • una oftclna de Jemes M. Har11ey, 504 w. ING THEREFROM UNITS 1· QUIRING A RIGHT TO THE o~~sr~R-"Bi~c~cr~~~ A.M., IRVINE SERVICE Th:idto~al~rnour\h of ~r FldoUly TrvstH ..... ob·ecuons or hie wnllen your typewritten r .. ayuda legal (vea el di· Bay Ave .. Newport Beach. 29 INCLUSIVE AS SHOWN Oil. GAS OR MINERAL ERTIES . • C~MPANV as the dUly ap· unpl a do Io Id vice, AS TRUITll I t b 1 rectorlo telefonloo). Callf. 92629 po1nted TrustH undor and get on secure by sa 8733 a. Sep11lvade ob\ec~ons wllh .the coun 1pon1e mu1 • n C eNo 888941 Wllllam R Klrkendall ON SAID CONDOMINIUM RIGHTS AND RESERVA· BENEFICIARY: SAN pursuant to Deed of Trust Deed ol Trust and reason· Blvd N IOO Loa Ano be ore the heanng Your proper legal form H you JU;GI JONATHON 24341:1 Sanie Clara Aave.'. PLAN. ALSO EXCEPTING TIONS OF THE ~OP· CLEMENTE SAVINGS AND Recorded on 06/06/83 ai ably 11llma1ed cosl1, ••· ... Co;. ..,.,_,,,., T I a pearance may be In w ant the court to hear Dana Polnl Call! 92629 THEREFROM ALL MINER· ERTY· ALL DEPOSITS LOAN ASSOCIATION r• Documenl No 83·236342 pens11 end advan~1 at 9e s, ,. ..,_ e .. ~rson or by your anorney your caae. H. CANNON This busliieu 'was con-ALS, ORES, PRECIOUS MADE' WITH OR OTHER cOfded June 27, 1988 as Book _ Page ·-of Official lho time or the lnlllal publl· phone Numberr (113) YOU MAY EXAMINE It you do not file rour DEPT. t9 ducted by lndlvldual1 wtllle AND USEFUL METALS SECURITY GIVEN TO UTIL Instr. No. 86-273000 In Records In lh1 office of Iha ca1Jon ol the Notice of Sall 87N085 the hie kepi by !he court II rHponH on tlmo rou The n•m• end ad· awal11ng fncor. document• SUBSTANCES AND HY'. ITV COM PANIES B~ Book page of Olllclal Recorder of ORANGE 11 S82,819.73. Payment CAROLI! elllNGIR/ you are a person 1 th ' d dreH of th• court Is: Thi• 11atemenl was flted Rocords In lhe omce of the Counly Calllornla ex· mus1 be by cash, a cash-TRUSTI• IALI • OP. interested tn lhe estate. may olO e caae,an (Etnomb,.Jdlrecclon wllh lhl County Clertc of OROCARBONS OF EVERY DEBTOR WITH RESPECT Recorder of Orange eeulld bv: WIUIAM,WH ltfl chock drawn on a FICl!R you may 111e with lhe court your wagH, moner de la corte H) OR· Orange County on Novem-KIND AND CHARACTER. TO THE PROPERTY, AND County; Hid deed ol trust SCHWENNEKER ANO 1ta11 or nalional bank, a Publlshid Newport a lormal ReQUesl tor and property may be bet 15. 1991 INCLUDING PETROLEUM, ALL AOVANCI: PAYMENTS describes the following LINDA S SCHWENNEKER chock drawn by 1 1tal1 or Special Noli~ ol lhe lihng taken without further ~~0°: ~OOUUN~ s~~~ Publli~ Newport BHch-OIL, GAS, ASPHALTUM OF INSURANCE PREMI· property: HUSBAN'o ANO WIFE WILL federal credit union, or • BHCh/Cosla M•'!&!'1101 of an inventory and warning from tho ' Cosi. Mesi Piiot Novem· ANO TAR BELOW A UMS MADE BY DEBTOR EXHIBIT (ESTATE OR IN· SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION check drewn by a 11111 Of Novembef l9, 26, .-.em- appraisal ol es1a1e assets court. Civic Centor Drive bet 26, December 3, 10, DEPTH OF 500 FEET, WITH RESPECT THERETO T~REST} A fee as to Parcel TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER federal saving1 and io.n btr 3, 1991. Of of any pebllon or There are other leg•I Weat, P.O. Box 838, 17 1991 THAT MAY NOW OR AND AU CLAIMS OR DE A, and a leasehold "tale FOR CASH (Payable II a11ocl1tlon, aavlng1 at· t965 account as grovid&d ... tn requlrem•"tl. You mar Santa AM, CA 92702 ' T·990 HEREAFTER BE FOUND MANOS WITH RESPECT ~!1~r·~~y 2: ~9a.;: time of eat• In lewlut ~~~·1nora...'!"'1ong!1ob2anl<f PUBLIC uoTICE sec11on 125 ot vie The namo add,.•• • • • money of the United ,.,.._,.,.., ..... n ~ o " ca111om1a Probate Code A want to call an at· and talep~ numbe; PUBLIC NOTICE LOCATED, CONTAINED. TO INSURANCE; ANY ex9C\Jled by AETNA LIFE Sleles) at: THE MAIN lh• Fln.ancial Code and•~ ""'-ut•-·-Aequest tor Special Notice torney right awar. If DEVELOPED OR TAKEN FUNDS (AS SUCH TERM INSURANCE COMPANY, a NORTH ENTRANCE TO thorlzed to do buslnes1 In .. ,.. ..,_ torrn IS available from lhe you do not know an at· of plalnttff'a attomeJ, NOTICE ON, IN, UNDER OR FROM IS DEFINED IN THE DEED Connecticut Corporation, THE COUNTY COURT· thl1119\e. 811elnosa Mamo court cklllc torney, you may call an or plalnttt( wtthout an INVITING BIOS SAID LAND OR ANY P.ART OF mUST OF EVEN DATE as leu or, end BIRCH HOUSE, 700 CIVIC CEN· The atrffl lddr111 and 8t•te11Mnt Attorney for P.tltloner: attorney refenal IOr-attomer, lsr (EJ nom-NOTICE IS HEREBY THEREOF WITHOUT HEREWITH EXECUTED BY PROPERTIES. a California TEA DRIVE WEST SANTA othlf common detlgnatlon, The Followlng peBont PAULA C. MATOS "Ice or • l99el aid of· b,., la dlrecclon J el GIVEN ~ Haled PfOPQ9-HOWEVER ANY RIGHT OF DEBTOR FOR THE BEN· General Partnership, IS ANA, CA all right, 'title and If any, of the real propeny ere doing buslnen n : 1120 WHt La Veta fl (II t d 1 th numero de telefono del aJs for furnishing all labor • IHSH, upon the terms Interested convayed 10 and described •bove 11 pur· MERRY MAIDS. 203 Sllrth A11enu1 co 1 • n • •bogado del doman-meterlata. equlpmenl: SURFACE BENEATH THE EFIT OF SECURED PARTY) covenants and conditions now held by It undef Hid ported lo b1: VACANT SI.. Huntington Beach, Ste 850 phone book). de t Ml de lransportallon and auch SURFACE FOR THE DE· HELO BY SECURED conlalnecl tf\eflln, recorded Deed of T~t In the prop-LANO, DIRECTIONS MAY Calif. 92648 ~ Onnge , CA 92661 Do1pue1 do quo le erto n e, o """"° olhlf facilities 11 may be VELOPMENT, REMOVAL. PARTY; ANY CAUSES OF October 23, 1979 In Book erty alluated In H id BE OBTAINED BY WRIT· Albert John Arning Jr .. Newport BeachfCosta treguen e1ta cltaolon donte .. ue no tleno required tor PAINTING OF RECOVERY OR OTHER EX· ACTION DEEMED TO BE 13364, Page 289 of Offlclal County Calllornle d• TEN REQUEST SUBMrT· 203 ~IClh Sat, Hutllllnglon Mesa P1101 Judlclal uated tlene un •bogaclo, ••) ALLEN K. FIRE STATION NO. '· LO-PLOITATION OF SAID RE· ASSIGNED TO SECURED Records, at to Parcels B ecribed u: TEO TO THE B.ENEFICIAAV Beadl, Clllf, 92&48 Nov 23 26 30, t991 plazo d• 30 OIA.S CAL-BROWN, ESQ. BAA NO. CATEO AT 2300 PLACEN· SOURCES OR sue. PARTY UNDER THE DEED and c. PARCEl 1· WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER Thi• bu1ln111 11 con- PUBLIC NOTICE ENOARIOS ara r• 075040, Attorney at TIA AVENUE COSTA . PARCEL A: The certain LOT 54 "oF TRACT NO-THE FIRST PUBLICATION ducted by: an lndlvldum t p pt Law 790t Painter MESA CALIFORNIA will STANCE. PARCEL 3· AN OF mUST; ALL S!JBSTITU· building together with alt 10275 IN THE CITY OF OF THIS NOTICE AT THE The rtglstrant(I) com- aen ar una rHpuH a Ave 'Suite 5 Whittler be reeelllld by the City of NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE· TIONS. RENEWALS. IM· other pormanenl lmprov• COSTA MESA COUNTY FOLLOWING ADDRESS: menced to transact butl· eacrlta a maquln• en CA 'eoeo2 t2U) 94a: Costa Mell at the Office of MENT APPURTENANT TO PROVEMENTS, AITACH· men ts (the "lmprov• OF ORANGE 'STATE OF MITCHELL STONOFF, & nesa under the Flc1111out .. ,. c or1o. 9585 lh• Clly Clerk 77 F1lr SUCH UNIT FOR VEHICU· MENTS, ACCESSIONS, Al). ·T"•ntq located on Parcel CALIFORNIA.' AS SHOWN REAL ESTATE FORE· ButlnHS Nam•(•) nstld T (;(11341 Un• cart a 0 una • Drive, Costa Mes•. Callfor· LAR ANO PEDESTRIAN IN· OITIONS AND REPlAC!;· 3 (the 'Lot") In lh• City of ON A MAP RECORDED IN CLOSURE SERVICES, 6101 above on: N/A NOTICE OF llamada teletonlca no DATE. AUQ 28 t9Vt nla, unlll the hour of 10:00 GRESS AND EGRESS MENTS TO ANY OF T i E Nowport Beach, County of BOOK 481, PAGES 1 TO 3. BALL ROAD, SUITE 303. A. John AmUng TRUSTEE'S SALE le ofrecera protecclon; Gary L. Or•nvlllo, a.m., December 23, 1991, PURPOSES OVER THAT FOREGOING· ANO ALL Ota~, Slale of Callfomla. INCLUSIVE OF MISCEL· CYPRESS, CA 90630 Thia statement WU filed T s No 11 co1910693 1u rHpUHta Hrlta • Clerk, Br John Har-al which time lhey wtlf be PORTION OF LOTS 9 AND COLLECTIONS PRO-as • wn on • map R• LANE o us MA p s , Th• under1Jgned Trustff wilh lhe County Clerk of vou ARE IN OEFAUll maqulna tlen• qua mon,Deputr opened publicly and rHd 10 OF TRACT NO 5935 CEEDS INSURANC'E PRO-c~rd.~dlnBpook 1253,ofdPlll4· RECORDS OF SAID dllCla,lms any llat>IDIY .~ OtangeCountyonOctobef UNDER ·' DEED OF lnUS'T II I f Published Newpott Beach/ aloud Jn the Cound Cham-· • . c ... maps. ages an • COUNTY any ncorrec;tne11 of ,,,9 29, 1991 DATED SEPTEMBER 22 cump r con H or· Costa Mesa PUot Novem-bere. Sealed propoHts AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE· CEEDS AND PRODUCTS Offk"lal Record1 ol Orange EXCEP.T THEREFROM llrHt addresa end other Flt1458 1983 UNLESS YOU TAKE m•lldadH leg•IH •P-be 12 19 26 0 bef lhlfl bear Iha tltt• of the CORDED. IN 8001( 219. OF ANY OF THE FOREGO-Coi.nty. eald lmprovemerils ALL Oil. GAS, MINERALS, common dHlgnatlon, If any Published Newport Beach- ACTION TO PROTECT 'VOuA ropladH al uatod qui• r ' ' ' teem work and the neme of 1he PAGES 3 ANO '· OF MIS. INO. INCLUDING WITHOUT Including all subsurface ANO OTHER HYDROCAR· l hown herein. Costa Mesa Pilot Novem- PAOPERT'V IT MAY BE ero que la c ort• o• 3. 1991 bidder but no othlf dl1tin-CEUANEOUS MAPS. IN LIMITATION, PROCEEDS llrUC1urH and foundallont BONS BELOW A DEPTH Said sale wlU be made, ber 5 12 19 26 1991 SOLO AT A PUBUC SALE IF cuch• au CHO. T951 gulehlng marks. Any bid r• THE OFFICE Of THE OF ANY VOLUNTARY OF but not lncludlng teWefS, OF 500 FEET, WITHOUT bUI without oovenanl Of ' • • ' YOU NEED AA SI uated no preHnta CelllOd after lhe achedulld COUNTY RECORDER OF INVOLUNTARY DISPOSI :~nl lel::'°"8JtiP11 f-1~ THE RIGHT OF SURFACE warranty, llCJ>rell or Im-T·906 EJ<PLANAT10N OF THE tu rHpue1ta a tlempo PUBLIC NOTICE clotlng time fOf the receipt SAID COUNTY PARCEL TION OR c• •1 .. RESPECT. d/ or .-.~11.,1•& ..',..tv h"'t s ENTRY, AS RESERVED IN ptlodlon, regarding title. po• PUBLIC NOTICE NATURE OF THE ' of blda ahall be returned to . '"" m • en or lllCI ........ ic m-I N STRUM ENT S 0 F HU • or encumbl'ancH, PROCEE01NG AGAINST puede perdor el CHO, IUMMONI the bidder unopened 11 NO. 938-980:32 ING ANY PART THEREOF provemeotl lfl deemed to RECORD lor the purpose of satisfy· ---Fl--IUou ___ _ YOU VOU SHOUlO 'I le pueden qulter .u (CITACION lhd be the .0..~.Spc)n,i. EXHIBIT "8". (PURSUANT TO JUOG· conttllute real property, at EXCEPT THEREFROM Ing the lndebtedne11 .. u ct 1 CONT ACT A LAWYER Hlarlo, SU dlnero ' JUDICIAL) blllty of the bidder to ... PERSONAL PROPERTY MENT. CONDEMNATION aald Improvements exlstld AU WATER AND SUBSUR· cured by aa.ld DMd or B :~~ ..... :"° Continen1a1 Aua:•loety OtrH COUI de au NOTICE TO DEFEN• that hla bid ta received In All PERSONAL PROP· AWARD OR OTHERWISE) ~~~:.3·p19: 3 In FACE WATER RIGHTS, Trus1 locludlng the feel, The F~:" per.one ~~~ Ti~stN ;,:,or;: propledad tin avlso DANT 1 (Av Is o a proper lime. ERTY LOCATED ON THE ANO AU DOCUMENTS IN-the Ctly I ~ eeacn. BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 ~j,H and txptnMI of .,.1 doing business u · above D98d 01 TrVSl W14l wt: adlclonal por par1e M AcusadoJ JAMEi JO. ~~ .:::::;dl~=I~ PROPERTY ANO USED IN STRUMENTS, GENERAL County; Orange, Slate of ~~~~·T ~:H~~~Fl~~ Theru~:·enclary under PREMlt:R DESIGN,' 484 the ptopeny cimcr11>e<1 be10w la cor1e. llPH f'OSE allca JIM General Provisions to the THE OP£RAT10N OR OC-INTANGIBLES, CHATTEL Caltfomi1, u ehown on 1 ENTRY AS DEDICATED said Deed ol Trust herl1o-62nd St~eet, Newport on JanuBty 3 1992 at 9 00 Exl1ten otros Nqultl-ROSe1 VICTORlA ROSE Slandard Speclflcallone CUPANCV OF THE PAOP· PAPER ANO ACCOUHTS P11cel Map filed In Book OR RESERVED IN INSm u. fore executed and dellv-e.ach. Calif. 92663 AM Kl$lcl8 lh9 3800 IW•ldong to• legalH. Puodo quo au VICKY BAKEft •Ilea may be obtained at the Of. ERTY OR IN ANY CON-WHICH MAY ARISE FROM 125. Pages 3 IM' of Par· MENT OF RECORD ered to lhl undersigned a Richard I. RMI, 41M '2nd Training Room B & C 3800 u1tod qulera Hamar a VtCKV BAKER ROll1 flee of the City Engineer, STRUCTION ON THE THE SALE OR DISPOSI· eel M1p1, In the office of PARCEL 2: . written Oedatallon of 0.. ~~~·~~wport 811ch, Wesl Chapman A~enue un abogado lnmedlat• and DOEI 1 Through n Fair OriYe, Coata M81&, PROPERTY BUT WHICH TION OF ANY OF THE "'tt C~ Record: ~ A NON·EXCWSIVE EASE· falAI and Demand lot rie, Thli butlneH 11 con-Or~ s2 :.~mode 10 Ille mente. SI no Conoc9 e SO, lnclutfVll Clllfomla, upon n<>rnf\.Wld-ARE NOT REAL P·AOP· FOREGOING ALL QlJAR. sa :!f· exce MENT FOR SIOEYARD end a written~ 0 0.. dUCttd by· an lnc:llvldu9I hogr-i bidder Payment mU51 un abogado puecle YOU ME BEING SUH=~ Ofl10;~~ ERTY, INCLUDING BUT ANTIES OF ANO SECIJ. =~ova:.:'.'= ~~~~R1~1iJ: ~: ="~ ~:.:; The reg"l•lrant(e) com- tie by 11ntier (a) ca.Sil (bl e ll•m•r a un Hrvlclo 119 ISY PLA~NTIFFs (A Ucl, mua1 be ~~ o" f\8n-NOT LIMITED TO AU FIX· RITY FOR ANY Of TttE on aald land, 11 Ml f0f1h In T10N tl Of THE COV· aakJ Nollet ol Default and mtneed to transact bull• c8$ht9r 5 cl'leek drawn on o referencla do abogao le esta d•manclando) died ~ mall P1M9 apeelfl. TURES, ANY GOODS TO FOREGOING ANO ALL Pwcel A above. ENANTS CONDITIONS Election to Sell to ~ r• neu undlf the Flctl1tout s1a111 or n1111ooa1 bank (c) a doa o a una oftclna do CURTIS MAY dba CAR c.tlon• and· othlf 'conuact BE OR BECOME FIX· BOOKS AND RECORDS PARCEL C: NOtHxcJuslve AND RESTRICTIONS Rt!· cCHded In lhe county Mier• !:ln•H. N/Neme(1) Ulled chf<d( orawn by a s101e 0t ayuda legal Cvea el dlo IEARCH document, may also be TVRES. FURNITURE ANO RELATING TO ANY OF auementt over Lois 14 CORDED IN BOOK t3303 the rtal property 11 localed ve on. A ieoeral creoit union or (<!) a rectorlo telefontoo), Vou have 30 CAI.EN· txamlned 81 the Office of FURNISHINGS, MACHIN· THE FOREGOING. rc1 ~5 ~hTradf N~ 9740, PAGE toe OP' OFFIClAL and mor• than three ~~.d~i!:: wu filed chedc orawn by 11 state or CH• No. 854978 DAR DAYS attor tha. the City et.fie of the City of ERV, OFFICE EOUIPMENT, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ha~ha •• a~ on~ RECORDS. montht htYe ltaj)Md elnct with the County C141ft1 of ~=~11;,a\llno' an<lsavi'; JUDGE JACK H. aummon• I• Mrved on ;o•·~~.::· :r~a~ ~ MACHINE TOOLS, .AP· UNDER A DEED OF muST AICOfded In Book ~ The total amoun~ ol ~ ·~:T~~f,=· Orange County on October assoc1ahon 0t savings bank MANDEL JOY to file a typewrtt. ~d unfeH the ad· PARATVS, SUPPLIES, MA-DATED 10l30/86. UNLESS P1gH '1 and ,2, of Mis: =~~of bhe = R.l.f.I. INC. OU 29.1991 spgoll80 m Sec11on !>102 01 DEPT. 2B ten ,.tpon•• at thla dhlonal '5.00 chargt la In-TERIALS. TRADE FIX· YOU TAKE ACTION, TO c1llaneou1 M1p1, In the of· C of TIUlt and rNIOn-RIA&. llTATI FORE· Fl1 t411 1ne Cal110rn1a F1nlll1Cl4l CO<ltl The name and •do court. cfud.cS with P11rnent. TURES. IUllU>INO SER-PROTECT YOUR PROP· flee of lhe County RICOldlf ttJ,ty Hllmlled Cotti, tx• CLOIURll leftVICEI Pub111hed Newport hach- ancl autnomeo 10 do DUS1nea dr•H of the court lat A lettor or phoM call ~h bid thalt be mede on VICE EQUIPMENT. BOIL· ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT of Hid Coun~and lot 12 pen'" and advancee the A I a U C C I I I O R COiia Mae Pilot Novem- in c:.ornia Chock& ;"ust be (el nombre r dlrecolon wtll not protect JOUI tht ProPOlal forrn, lhffll ERS, EQUIPMENT (IN· A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ~Jr~ No. 25 IO •2~ = time of the lnitltl PUbllca· TRUITll e101 llAU bet 5, t2, 19, 20, 11191 ::~~ ~~7 ~~~~ ~:~ d• la cort• .. , IUPE· rour typewrltt•" , .. P·1 ttvough P-9 ~In CLUOIHO WITHOVT LIMI-NEED AN EXPLANATION •Ive Ti' Ml1cellan•ou1 lion of tht Nolle• of Sale .. ROAD auh1 303 CY· T·907 S1a1ec ol AnlellQI Tne Sale RIOR COURT OF THE aponH muat ... In ::. :.•'':' ~ TATION ALL EQUIPMENT OF THE NATURE OF THE M91>a .. delcrlbed and ~33b820c!!hPay~r::.-1 PRIS• CA eoe:ao PUBLIC NOTIC! wtll be made without co""°an1 ITATa OF CALIPOR-proper l .. al form ff JOU by a oertlfted-:om cuhler'a FOR THE GENERATION PROCEEDING AGAINST deflMcr In Stc11cn 1.02 of tttecl ch. wn'O: •cttate 0: T•leph~"' NY"'ber: --------- or wamwy 8KP•et1 or NIA, 700 CMO C•N-w.nt the oourt to hear ~ or .. bid i>Oftd for not OR DISTRIBVTlON OF AIR, YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-that Clftlln ..... chlted nallonll !>Mk 1 check (7t 4) II t-3071 ITATIMIDIT OP tmpll80 regaroong ,,.,. I~ ... TER DRIVa WlaT, ,.0. JOUI' oaM. ltH lhan 10. of the WATER, HEAT, El..ECTRIC-TACT A LAWVER. October 23, 1979 Ind r.-drawn by a .uJe °'federal a IC Ky JUN WtTHOfl&AWAL FftOll posWUlon or liens BOX 138, SANTA ANA, H JOU do not tlle JOUJ amount of the ~ m~ ITV, LIGHT. FUEL OR RE· 245 FISCHER AVENUE corded In ~ 1'*· ettell lfton, or 1 Check TRUITll 0"1Clft ' PARTNDIMI, ~~~Ile Truti!"::Z CA 92702 '"'°""on"""'' JOU ci· to the ~lly of FRIGERATION, OR FOR No. C-1, COSTA MESA. p~2'lAr'::' ~~~~T drrMI by a ...... Of fedefat Publl•h•d Ntwporl OPllRATINQ UNDO lhe llbove Ooeo ol Trutt The name, edd,.M, IMf loM the OMO, end ...... No propoul VENTILATION OR AIR CA. 92626 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ll8Y\ngt and loen ..aoa.. B11ch/Co11a Mesa Pllol P1CT1TIOUI •igoe<l by Oan18l A E_, Ind :'d ~·:-r~.,..:U"'"' rour ...... lftOHJ ~o~p==-:: ~~CONDITIONING PUA-"(If • ,., ... tcidt•• or DATED .. 18/M. UNl.ESS :n..~= November 18, 28. Oeeem-•u11aaa UM• Oebf1 EIMHI "'t\O are mlflttel Pan a onMf, and propertJ 1nar IN cathler'a chtetc cuh or POSES. OR SANITARY OR common dHlgn1tlon of YOU TAl<E ACTION TO In MCllOn S102 of tN fl. ber 3 1991 The ~ Ptr10n hN 10 Md'I Olne< 8llCI 1ecor0e0 on or plalntJff without an taken wtthout furtMr btddtt't ~ ' DRAIHAOI PURPOSES. prOJ*1Y 11 lhown U>o¥t PROTECT YOUR PROP· nanctlll Code Ind authoo ' ' l9M wllhdrtwn aa a ~ Seplember 28 1963 • attomer, .. , Cll "°""' warnln1 frolft the No bid en.It). coneJdeftd OA flOR THI! REMOVAL no warranty le Q1Yen • ~ !ATV, IT MAY BE SOLD AT rtltd to do bullntU In thll partntr ftom IM ~ 1~ruman1 No 83 .. 26820 of br•, la dlrMOloft J el court. ~ • 11 midi on • 0' DUST REFUSE OR Ila comp6eteneN or ~ A PU8UC SALE. 11 YOU 811ie PUBLIC NOTICI ~ldlng '-"'* tht g:~ ~ ~&.: numero. tolofono del ,,..,. .,. other ..... beanie form bnlehed by lht OARBAQEl, PARTITIONS, reclnlll)." 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CONT'MCTI Oil MIMI-..... • '9 NII• iJllZ• • 1MrA =-=°'Hid · 1,0•AL ll•Wlela...., -a T.a.-. .... lt --. ......... e8nNI OOMllA9", ~~!·~·~CA~ll!_!!!~-~_?IMl~fJ••••••• r - II ,, I I" J " ·-;I \\ 1'1 l H I Sel Your Privote Porty Merchondise HERE!= ... 11PUCEllllCIU. 6"2·5171 ~ Ml-1121 ffi ••••• ((>SIA Ml-SA :!h:!4 ..... 8PHIOll• lbr 2BR CM E.•lde ~ _.. 1'68A. u~ C"'9 a -28A 1.. a.. I cw ...,.. ftplO. ·~ ,_. epedou NEW dated home a .. to -r la yard hot 1'lb pet e..con Bey 2Br 2Ba, VIII• l•lboal •D'lllll•na •tot9* 1BA seeo. Ger. cable, ..... t700 2BR 2Ba. pvt garage, bet\. 1239.0oo. Celt ~nw=-: v': Ok. A~ now ittoo Vl/d, new appl9, 1 yr Specloue 18R + den, Compt rencwated, gar patio, lndry rm avl. New pnVetpt, bale., wHher/dryer, good Dela, AQ17J9.Zl54 a1'20otmo. ~i~ We AenUlle 97a-481Z tM. Reduced to $959 •ecurlty condo. n deck. patio, 1000+ • Water/tlUh pd. Sony, gar. Quiet atrfft. 75'2· Costa Mesa location. I S i ,\ ·.11 I 1j11, 1\1 ,l lli .!llo'I --,-.. GLOl•OUT ~ mow In New 2 atol') 4br 2'4iba, dbl frplc, .... roof. 11•000 CALL NOWI 24 ... 8"' 850-5892 FRd DHCtory °' P0t .... 9Y Owner.. ....... 00 ~s.,, .. Tij'EUS CREEK VILLAS Condominium Home• 1·2 Bedroom• From 1108,990 .Oolf Couree Neighborhood I 714/589-2883 the San Juan Group co-. I I\ MES/\ t 0:!4 Mllllll I 110!\H ~ 11 1111 llUNTINGTON IEACHAREA **'370/MO Incl utlt. Sr. Park, over 55, 2Bdrm, 2Be, IMMAC LESS THAN 140,000. •r OWner 714-373-9211. Cd for Appl Newpt Bch, attract 2br, 2ba, frplc, lg• patio, Back Bay Sr Park, Muet Hiii 125,000. Brier. 17H241. I OTS H>H SALE t -100 2 C.1/R·2 adjoining lote. Nwpt Bch. Ownr will Joint venture. Agta Pam, Barb 97&-5511 Ht:SOHT l'HOPEHTY 1 ;>HO lntluytl M .. v ... de 3Br 28• Hot off the preaa. FrM home on cul·d•eac, 72 page color buyers Only 1210,000. Call guide to Mountain re- Agt. f31-2855 eort property. Call FREI Directory 0 1 today. 800-8~. FCK Sale By Ownera. 995-5800 owe. by owner, 3br, 1 ... u . new kitchen near achoole/ehops $211.000. 722·7493. HlJ:'. I IN<i I ON 8Ef,1 II l<HO FREI Directory 0 1 For aa1e B y Owner•. ees-saoo Nt ',• I'< lltT Bf-,',('11 IOH9 -, I rec ry o FCK Sale By Owriere. 95S-5800 BELCOURT STEAL 5B,. 4~BA manor. Latal.at floor plan. PooV•pa. $60K belo\llo laat sate. $1 ,390,000 Calf Della Agt 729-7254 0C09ft Front Condo. Reduced to $799,900 for quick aale. 38R 2~BA. rooftop deck plus much more. Call Rob at 7141970-0442 d•¥i8· 714(777-3321 Houses/Condos For Rent CiENEtlAL .!102 BALBOA PALMS • 1 bd penthouH vu• • $795 EASTSIOE C.M. • 3 bd h9•. $975 BALBOA ISLAND • 2 bd furn wntr frplc 11000 SO COAST METRO • 2 bd, condo • $1095 LIDO ISLE • 2 bd Condo 11295 NEWPORT SHORES • 3bd House $1500 BALBOA ISLAND • 2bd bayfront • $2200 UDO ISLE • 3 bd, bay· front • $3000 EMERALD BAY· 4 bd house · $3500 CORONA DEL MAR • 3bd h••· vus. pool $3,900 WINTER RENTALS AVAILABLE Waterfront HomH Inc. Realtor• 831-1400. 7~ E'liOL 48A 2iA home M&-0931°'723-0714 view, frplc, w/d lncf No pet.e 79().1713 No P91• 83i.a427 ls:::..434-374'7/eve Movo •ln Speclall "'* db' ow MW 8Nutlful lg 38R Du· 11250/mo. AVI 12/15. 1BA 1BA. $900/mo. •••HARP N•WeR •5975 714-979-9991 palnVcrpt. -w j grdnr. pie•, iclnt Pinn. loc. 2 VIII• Rtntalt blk to ocn. Uk• new 2BR. btlJM $795/mo. ALA MOANAAPTS Nwpt acroaa th• street, H ,\f 1111,\ No pet.e 11350......en car oar. lndry fac. 17M912 View. Stove & frig Cat OK. Call Pam, Agt $350 OFFU 28r 1.25BA, frplc, gar, Extra _._ ywtv, 11800/mo. 1544-Encl gar. \.J\dry. Prl 546-5880 1795/mo. 1665 lrvtne lndrf~ ~o:; ~J,d-;~~·=•,:! 0137/d, 723-0516/e. vacy. Slngl• quiet per •CLOSE TO ALLI ~ 2!'!a_ di~~ bee,:. Ave #5 720-9422 1'1-.NIN~I ' 1.,\ .: 1111 peta. 1825 + <Mp. w/fl'plc. up farnJy rm, CUFF HAVEN. AJry 3BR aon Avall l2/l G7S-O 2BR 1BA. lndry rm, lndry rm, close to SPACIOUS 3BR 2tnBA 54W127. 2 c.r ger, end uni&, 2BA. fam rm, no peta. 410 Seaward 2-story cloH to ahopa & ehope and buHe. twnhm w/frplc, cov-Lo AttrtlCtMt 3BR. 08f', poet a tennia. Vacanti 321 Snug Harbor. 2BR 1BA, encl patio buffs. Wiii accept $595-$675/MO ered patio $1195/mo lndry $1300/mo. Rema• 11600/ mo. 548-&4n convn pool, dbl car o. c . Housing. $650 530 w. WILSON + $500 dep 213-al·t997 no per!tloi1~00 ~· Rft.e o42 .. 797 Udo Country Cottage, pott, $850. No Pets 2257 MAPLE 722·9012 or &42·2288 SPACIOUS 3Br 2Ba, nu dep. Awl. 548-3127. Eutslde 28R 1a., gar, 3br, 2ba. aunny patio l32-4elS CENTAUR MGMT l!'alDI! Llg 2Br, ba).. pnVcrpt .. Gar & ma encl patio, no pets. w/Jacuz. back garden, LONG BEACH Beautiful 2Br 21hBa 642-2288 °' 831-2725 eony, gar, ·new crpl/ prkr:g. $975/mo. 2593 N=•~-:...:, '850/mo. 2e30 Santa tennis, aalllng, prlv 800 E Ocean Blvd mrble entry, frplc, W 1t0o you need lg clean ,..nt. Quiet. $740. 120 Elden Ave. 640-0578 .. , ......... Ana AVfl tfllC MS-1020 beach, 12200. 675-Xtra lrg Apia. 1BR. D, bttln bookcases, 21:> lb 1 G E. 20th St. &42-9060 Studio Apt. Avt. now. 2 3br, 3ba + den, tam---------8370day, 673-0966eve 2BA & 2BR, 2BA. decks, garage, A/C r ~IW arage, new I!/ Id h lBR mlles from bch, all lly rm & omc.. Im-Eutal..t .. Twnh-1 N. •-rt North Exec pvt patio•, nr beach. bike to bchl $1300 cpt, ' etorage. • e • arp , maculat• ttvoughoUt, .,. ..... -.. -(2131435-2107 mo Avt 1211 644-774" S750 No Pet 640-2495 bltln, gar, no pall. utll. pd. S550/mo. Immediately avalleble. 2 Maater bdrm a, twnhm, 2 malt br, 2ba · GREAT BR E S695 Pam, Agt 546-Holly 722·1986 $3000/mo f73.8231 2 ~Ba, dining rm, loft, f/p, gar, pool loc, CUTE 1BR/1BA * * 1 · nc 5880 aft Sp 979-3848 sunny E'Slde. lbr, lba, • • frplc:, gar. Nr pane & $1400/mo. 84<>-6505. gar, •lee range, frig. _..;...;...;...;_,,,,..~;....:-~~....;_ achoo! $1095/mo. Va-NORTH BLUFFS 4Br Balcony, patio, gar N/ pets. Patio $550/ l!aetelde new c:a.rpet, new paint CO HON,\ DEL M1\H ~I:!'.~ 2Br 1 ba rear unit Helo- trope. Vlaw, claan. walk to partc/ahope. $900/mo. 94().5833 4BR 2~BA, com. pool, ten, ocean view, gar· dener. 12,500. Blct. nu c:rpta/pnL 940-4152. COHO NA UEL l\11\H -! I:.!:.! Hoftday S.uon Spec'll Charming 38R 2BA Open Sun 1 to 4 Disc. for Dec. Mov•ln 703 Ins. 720-0138 Nr Oce•n 2BR, 1 BA w{fp, patio. 209 Mar· guerlte. OPEN SUN 12-4. $1500/mo Avall lmmed. 213'""~25 Oce•n Vu evry Rm. new carpet, 511 Se•· ward. 2BR. 2BA. frpl, gar,$1750, 7eo-8382. COSTA MESA 212,1 l ndry. Avail 12/1 mo+ dep 642-5964 Country Wood• S600. 2br. tba, new cant. Remax 142•8797 ·3Ba +bonus rm, large •Dellghlful 2BR 1 BA, $950/mo. 857·6753 MOVE IN SP CIAL' 2BR Spit lvl, tr pie, carpet. new paint, w/d •quip Yd w/hoUH upgraded kltch, 2 pa· gar, etorage. pvt deck, Free Turkey & Christ * • E • ekyllght, $835. No hookup, anach gar, Nice Clean 2BR 1BA tloa. $2400. 644-2904 $995/mo. Ofc: 955-maa Tree If you mov 1 BEDROOM pets. 180 21•t St. prlv yard $175. 3br. hou" wtth \t acre Nwpt N. hlghly up-2800; Ree: 759-0885 In qulckly. Penthous Pool, apa, cable hkup 846-4282 or 845-9543 2ba. new paint, lrg fenced etorage y.,d. graded 2BR 1.25BA, BALBOA ISLAND Apt. refurbished. Ne WEIT~~~LAQI! If you Earn leas than kitchen. attach gar, Perfect for ..,.ulpment --,_ S4 prfv fmVbck yard, w/d . .... gar, w/d, refrlg. aJc, Cozy 28R 1BA & den kit., carpet• & decora 1,760, you quality hookup. 5950. No or material etorage vu, Sll95/mo or 199 • • lion. Incl. f/p , 2 •MUST SEE'* for lower rental rates. behind your home. opt. 640-5932 pp/agt Availabl e Jan 15. carport• ext• sl • For Info 722-8070 peta. Call 646-6085 11250/mo. FCK appl • . $900/mo. ' n v Lg 1BR 1BA. d/W, ga· _..;.._......;....;..;;;..;;....;;;.,;;..;...;;......; ed. 142-3112 °' Nwpt Nor1h, 2br. 1 Ylba Usa 673-7570 decka. 51200/mo. 1 Y rage lndry rm Close MONTE SERAENO HUNTIN<HON 6'5-0988 twnhm, lrg ktchn/balc, • • ... Max 2 occupant• t SC Pl S725/ BEACH 2640 trplc, w/d, gar. pool, B~l~~T & CLEAN No Pets. 673-4442. ~05 a::nowp APARTMENTS MESA DEL MAR h... $1195/mo. 759-3257. Su o near water. SPACIOUS 3BR 2B CENTAUR MGMT. 1BR 1BA, $625. S350 2BR 2BA. 3 blks to bch, 38R 2PA 2 cw gar. o-n Houatl ,.10f!Jmo Incl. parking unit. Vaulted cells. 642·2288 or 831-2725 Off 1•t Mo Rent Re-415 19th St. Apt. c. frplc, lrg end y•d, w/ ,.... util. 854·9779. cat gar, muter BR frlga avl. Covered 1825/mo. no pets. Call d hk~p. grdnr. Sml <>s•n House! s. BAYFRONT 1BR. frplc, W/d, frig. Askl . 1BR w/loft parking. cable, beaut!-714/597·7716 bus. or pet OK. Nr park & It 1" A frplc, d/w, parking, no $1850/mo. 723-5405 Patk91de ocean view. fully landscaped. 714/598-2987 home. achoo!. $1250/mo. v--. petal smkra. $1075 Available 10/15. App Pool, 2 lndry rms, •ec 1915 dep. Pay In 3-Uve In quiet home on mo yrty 973-9940 Studio, ateps to Chi to see! 831-4!5107 gates 548-7017 RENT monlha OAC 54t-9620 Penln Pt. F 11 th Cove bch. Pvt e s-s N p • 0 OW • Very Nice 3BR 2BA Ut trance. bath, no kit. .... 0 •t• F .. outlnga llM'I with I NPT HOHTi 2Br 1 Ba signs or calll tJ• Island. Lrg uppe no pets. 1 person Buy It. Sell II. Find It. .::::: 1r1p ttwough through classified dptx. patio, nu klV cpt, d~ No pets. Patio. 1543. Avail 12/13. Mr1-===C=•=as=s=l=fl•=d=·=::::;,Jjiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiilllll-iiiiliiliiii W/d hkup, ~· $825 11600/mo. 673-7647 Thompson. 572-11011,-------- Avall now. 144 168e days., 723·9500 eves. UP TO HlJNl'IN<;fuN Bl-:Al II :! HO BALBOA PENI NSUl.A 2607 $2500/mo, chrmng Bay BIKE TO 8CHI Fres!'ltv fft, 2BR 2BA, boat ep, pnted 3BR 1 \l!tBA pvt plerlbch, prkng, condo. lnekS• lndry, d/ --------..,,...,,u..,,.t11_,P,....d..,.. _e1_s-_11_5_1 __ 1 w, nice patto. 19251 STEPS TO SANDI e S6oo taro• 1 br dphc. TWO STORY APT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For l<l•-.ult Sl•n ll'l' C.tll $600 **2BR 1u HOUS• mo. Agenl 962-e891 YEARLY 1 to 3BR 410 Harding #4, LO kltch/beame cell• h omea/duplexee avl Balboa, utilities pd, 2BR. 1 'l.IBA town- home type apt. Ught & airy, 2 car covered p rkng. Immediate occupancy. $900/ mo. Call Mickey Har· tllng, 723·0940 642-5671 E.llL SIO PER MONTH * fll 13 I FC11JNS * 1969 Maple Ave. CM now $650.$1450/mo. no pets 547·1155 $800 MO 650-3411 VIiia Rentals B•yfront turn/unlurn, •2BR dphc, w/ig •DUPLD 2Br 2Ba, 875-4912 spacious 2Br 2Ba, w/ yard $825. Great garage, balcony, blk -V-1-EW--Vl-EW--Vl-EW--d , parking. deck, area. W/D hkup, ge· to bch. $1200/mo. beach , $1175 Incl rage 847·7540 (818)359-4539 Guard gated w/oc:n &1_u_t_ns_._e_e_v_6_7_s-_64_38 __ 11 -city vlewa fTom most B• ... ront Xtra clea •3BR 2 '1.!Ba, . quiet 3BR 28•, 2 car gar, rooms Sk tights .,, h bluff · Y • studio, teak furn, l!J twn H on nr frplc, epa pvt patio, hrdwd flr9, trench dr9 beach. Dbl gar, apa new palnVcpt. lndry w/bevelC'd glass, etc! bath, kitchen, storage, $1295/mo 642·9668 rm, 11275142•1954 53950/mo 84C>-5324 w/d S650 Incl ut1ls yrly. Bev 675-6438 Avail Dec. 1. 4BR 3BA, fam rm, ·f/p, II 1<JU're Ju9t llM'llng 'fO'.JT STEPS TO BEACH E.sld• CM, 3BR 1BA pref. non/emkr, no own bUllneea. dasllfled ts Dbl a•rage 1 BR, ho m •. Peta OK. pets. Avail 02/1. 1 gt'IC pl8CI to find new crpt, pnt. Yrly. $1100. 714/642~160. $1850/mo. &45-1680 offlc:,..qulpmenl $850 mo 790-9041 SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! WITH THE CLASSIFIEDS ... Early morning motor routes available. Deliver Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance. r==========================================::1 Wttyc:hueall OYet to.n to take advantage of ..... ? ...,., CALL 642·4333 COSTA MESA. NEWPOR~ ss.:..::-: PliiiL SERVICE DIRECTORY Service Directory J\( 11 ''.\JllN<> BU ,K U 1'11\:li ;1-101; UtcREASE YOUR REACH ~HROUGH OUR NEW CAIU't-:NTUY a:-, 10 Doon-Wlndowt-locb- Panel-Cablnet•·Stalr• Stucco.olywtl·~ • yrt •• Jerry 842-0567 CEMENT I C.:ONCHt:T E ;1;-,;!t; l>ELIVEHY SERVICES :1:17 l Scott'• DellVflry Service Serving Orange & LA. Small package• only. 650-4786. ELECTHICJ\J. JG l 0 //Drlvewa1a-patloa-Chrtatm .. Llghtlngl paths etc. No job too Wiil lna1al1 youra/our aman. RHs. Uc. lorul light•. Alao removal. Mickey 536-0553 Free est. 93S-238& Complete aervtoe License #C10387&45 POWER ELECTRIC 432·7900 24 ... IMPROVED LOWER RATES Reaan et.otrto Neighborhood Etectn. EJ. · Uc #C1oe23150, Fr" C nl . Ht. Rea.a. 723-e.320 . Tl~•b::•~· 1-'l-:N('I-:..., St 50 II FM Est a Refefencff & IJI-,< K ._, It. I :, • per ne John&5he1bV.Me-e11e per di'. FeNc••.OAT••· New Rep•lr. Aldwoodl Thanl...:,L;,.v.:.. pay. COSTA MESA Mother ~"::s=2= n lnMl1lonl ha• opening• tor In flt childcare, 1 ~ y,. old SERVICE 6 up for se!I a Wffk full time for 1 child or <il\H/\(.t IHll lllS & Ol't<Nl-,llS ,Ch :~ MASONHY :tH28 PLUMBING 3890 B ft I C K , T I L I! , Diplomat Plumbing. Full 8 L 0 C K , C O N· Service. 20 yrs. exp. CRl!TS Uc. & Refs. Guar. Uc.#626067 875-2922. 1-800-287-0587 MASSA(; E 3H30 PHOPEHTY STR••••ooun MGM NT :JH9H Manage Therapy In Young couple to man- Chiropractic office. age/ma.In. prop. rent lnaur. accpted. 143-9053 coll.. repelr, hous- PUBLIC NOTICE eslttlng, etc 673-6704. SCREEN SERVICES :rn:w The Calif. Public Utlllo "" Commlemn RE· Metlculou• Morton'• QUIRES that all used Mobll• Screen Service houeehold good• Nobody beats our mover• print their prices. P.U.C. Cal T number, (714) 842-8595 Sl'IUNKLEH HE PAI HS ,rn:! I llmoa and chauffeur• prlnt their T.C.P. num· ber In all adVertlae- menta. If you haVfl a queetton abOut the I• Sprlnklere -are my gallty of a mover, llmo only buslneas. Repalte or chauffeur, call: & lnstallatlone. Public Utlllll•• CharlH 722-7824. Commlaelon 714-551-4151 ; N l 'HSINI, I SLll\ II L S .l~HM TV & El.El THO~!< S ,1·,7 t DIRECTORY 1125 a wMk fqr two Oar••• Door R• children In aame fam· P•lr• 10 yra HP FOi more Information lly. Big fenced In r.ard, hrdwr aprlnga opnra Looklna 10 ~ fOf' 1 CAU. TODAVll lot9 of tov-. D eney 1 pc.'& aec. d()C)(e. 7 ambulatory lady In my •Satallte•Cable lV• SalH & Service. Free est. 1 O yrs exp. Call Ken 673-3017" ASK FOR movie video•. meal• & day aerv. 15().$()78. ho m •. Nu tr It Io u • CANDu enacka Included. Near meale. 24 hr 'I Pomona and 19th. at1endanc. (To AeNi· vour exp., ref. available. bllltate) 492.a22. 1eNtce DQctory Call RenM 648·7217. .... ....... PAIRS H....., 9'epteNntaUW ExlJ. mom to care tot Rent.I PAOPERTtES 142-4321 ydur cNld In my CM. Palnt..catpentry..et •• .... 310 home . llceneed, Oryw911. Glry84S-U77 ~l~lllliillLM liA• Pt .... call 722·17&4. DAN'S Home/BualneM --1 M~ NIEUl~""'F .. .,., ....... E Improvement. OfVWW'. C..,,.._ NdlMl llllOf '"""""'""'"~ '""' .....,. carpentry a Painting .....,.....,..l-3IOI :,:y~ewport~~ Bonded. 145-7822 • ~Oft,''*"°' DOM LIO _.,.11 LlcenH pediatric HANDY ANDY !)cteftof Painting. ftar ., CONt.. nur••· Ritt time. ref•. El.o-Ptumb-ftetnt. LL ~ .cp. ,.,.. tat. R• d ."T Repair Call Oall 14t-Se7I earpntty, etc G1-4()q ~~"'!~-"°------ IM-0231 NWPT BCH mom will 1 00 All Th•~ That Mlohlel Col P1lnt H~ & l'9m0ffl• proWJe chllckare In Your HusbMd Won'i 111/hr, + l'Mterilile I\ 111 ': I I• I·.' ' 1n ... 11 •1 : : ·.. , 1 111 \ll'tll ll Srt-. HI N<i I' 1.11 Q&QUpheletery Reupholstery & Repelra. 542-4112. \\,\LI I llVI Hl:\;c.s ,l<t · . .' Blaekw•lder ,.aper• hanglna & Removel. 201' off Nov.•Dec. 15 yta. .. p. MU1W quality 24().3'73 \l.'INIH l\A. I I I \NI N (, 1•1 I I rettoratlOn. hatbluff WM hm. In-Ool Call D.w & ~ ...... MOH 17MOOI cer-tant-4 Y'9· '""a 1oy. ..... t• · *Window Cl•_.. , tie WOftt, UC 1n9 .emoepheN. Call ftetntlnv. lnterloflbt• Hollda s~ A;t( The best buya In merc:han- d ... occur daltv In Clualfted SERVICE COUPON SPECIALS 7----------------------1 LUBE, OIL & FILTER CHANGE •Genuine Toyota filter •Lube MfVk:e I •Check under hood & fluid levels (non-sealed vehiclu) I • Up to 5 quarts~ oil TOYOTAS ONLY • Chec:k al belts & hoses Present coupon • 1me of ~ •Toyota Cara and Pickups only Wrtt-up. &pns 12114191 ~-----------------------BRAKeoiSc~;.muuER~E------~ • Aipl.::e flont or,.., brlike llnlng1 •(Incl. master cyl.) I • A.surface drum or dlec (rotor) •Test hydraulic system I • Inspect hydraulic sys1em • Rolld test TOYOTAS ONL y PreMnt coupon• lme of I . ' WrtlHlp. &pne 12114191 ~ --------------------~ "r-----------~ GENU .. E TOYOTA I SPARK PLUG SETS I I START AS LOW AS ••I D40I Debbie 121 .. 11 r1or. 10 yn, Np, 900d for Je~ 123-114t .......... ,.. ... Aek.1--------..,,,..--1 11 1\lll I N l • I, '" for D.,., UC).7981, United WlndOW Clng, II /;' STANDARD PLUGS II Mutt brina ~ I EJ(pilw t1J1~1 I ' ! I ''.\I,.<, • I I \ I« I . ' ' I '< RHdy for Holld•Y9 R ... I Comm4Wclal Since 71, 7114552 PLUG IN · -.. . .. l\1.(\,\ ; t'. t \I II -',, , ... 2 lg bdrme. OCMn vtew, aae. W/O, frptc, 1 patklng. 8tk to ocean S816/mo 497·1485 :\I -.~I'< lit I IH \\ II .!tit>H •2BR 2Ba, 4 drs to bch, 2 car, f/p S1150 •Oen Vu Penthse Villa Balboa $1600 •W. Nwpt ocnfrt, 2Br 1Ba wntr $1150 •Steps to bch, 4BR •3BR 2Ba, nr bch $1350 Bkr 642-3850 2BR 1 Ba, 1teps to bchl Encl gar, w/d avt, $975/mo. VIP Prop1 875·2 232 ==:;::;;::;;:;::;:;;:;:;;;:::~I 2BR 2Ba, 2 car gar • ..-100• TO SANDI $1000/mo. 206 41at St 3 BA 2Ba , gar&.ge CLEAN FURN APT. $1450/mo. 208 33rd e 2BR ......... $695/MO St. Jim Jacobs. Agt Avall tmmed through 075•3777 S/1!m 7t4-t91.()432 •2BDRM $700• * 1 BDRM $600* Frig, dshwshr, 1tove Incl. No pets 545-4855 3 Unes ... 3 Daya ... 3 Dollars... Merchandise under $500. 842·'5878 Personals BLOCK TO BEACH! $200 OFF!! 3BR 2BA lower unit. Garage, dishwasher. $1175/MO. 210 GRANT 208 LUOONIA CENTAUR MGMT. 642-2288 or 4531-2725 SEEKING MEN :J003 Whether you're buying or Hlllng, Classlfled covers all your needs! SEE KIN<i MEN 300:1 SE1':KING WOMEN :1004 S t-:t-:K IN(J WOM E N :wo-i SEEKIN<1 WOMEN :rno4 l'l-.HSON1\I SEHVH 'ES .wo;, PERSONALS 3002 INTELLIGENT STATUESQUE LOOKING FOR READY "ARTIST AD'f,~~.Wo'i::• 01vorced Phyaician ATTRACTIVE BEAUTY! SPECIAL LADY FOR ENTAEPAENUER Graphic 11st1ng ot unu- k tt ctJ Blond, spontaneous, Cultured, flt, fun, SWM, 26, over 6 ft., LOVE? FAMILY uauu sual unadvertlnd 1ee • very 1 ra ve healthy, 40, 5'10", en-enJoy shooting pool, ~ d It 1 young woman to flt, seeks man 6'+, 1 1 h lk h Take a chance ... for a Sincere SWMNS, 6'. a u programs. • share fabulous ocean-special qualities. non· Joys nature, o~doors. m dn g t wa s on 1 e llfetlme o f: caring, 180 lbs., "eks cu1e, 900-53S-8585 99e/mln front home In ex· smoker, fun, loving, Seeking non-smoking beach and quiet ro-sharing, romance I medium size, 30-35 HOT & WILD QIALSI change for occaslonal humorous, ethics. gentleman of Integrity, mantle evenings at Healthy, happy, hand-SF to make a family. Call 1-900-53~50 SEE KING b abysitting & light One + one only. under 50, for marriage home with that special some, 40's. Six-two, Exchange photos. $5.00 per call housekeeping. Salary, #4108. and famlly. Photos ex-lady. If you are an al· eyes of b lue. Flt, 13109• 1---------- car possible. 497-0866 --------_c_ha_n.....;g_e_d._#_4_1_3_2_. --tractive blond, tall, toned, 185 lb., edu-•---.-,-LE-T-'S ___ LIVE! READY TO SMILE PERSIAN TENNIS SWF, age 21 -23 who cated, self-secure, fl· 1.-117" ••AA MYSTIQUE! ANYBODY ~h°l0~!r !~~ne~ !~~da~'. nanc1a11ytemot1ona11y DO LIFE" . 18 ~ m1~ l'l.,HSONl\I. SI· ll \'I(' t: S :!011~1 NllWPORT WOMaN WITH PHONE NUMBERS 1-900-8M-DATE• Ext. 40 STRONG BEAUTIFUL DWCA M1~773 LADY••• 1on1 I'm Adventuroua 1·900-737-0IRL••• 1-on-1 OAYMl!N OF NEWPORT MK>0·288-HUNK• Ext. 19 M EN 3003 Sensuous femme fa· then let me give my stable (not weatthy). SWM 33, 5'11 ", 180, -==O=.l.l.l.N=·=1•~=-=T72=-=·2=11:11S-=~I tale seeks generous 40's, love to dance. love, affection and ro-Values, Integrity! Green-brown, flt,,. DARKllDlllOOMTA.LfS '.11 \1 HI H<..;lf I I'S 1111 ~ Center Club Member• ahlp. Asking $5000 + tran1fer fee. Call Stephanie 863-9200 Great E>epec1atlons llfe- tlme membership. 631-3822. Employment Opportunities t;MPLUYMENT M:JO UOMESTl('S !\!'1 40 HttkDr/Sltti · Wanted' Fff f 10 mo old girl nr . pt Bch Pier. 075-52 ' Merchandh~e ANTIQUt:S tW' 0 ••Refrigerator 1 200 Washer/Dryer, $145 each, OlshWIJllher $125. 646-5848 ..... •TEACHERS• EJectrlc Dryer, LADY KENMii Pre-school, UCI Cam· condition, $7 o. pus/ lrvlne. Mon-Fri F/ Call 645-1933 ter T 9-&. PfT 2·6. Xlnt 5:30pm 10 wrkng cond. 854-6030 Refrigerator, no ffDSt, 2 A Dally Salary $300 for door. very c an, buying mefchandlse. works excellent, 60. No exp nee. 714/ 800-Will dehv81'. 042. 3. 8811, ext. 3456. ATTRACTIVE exec for rendezvous, Widow with no extra M Seeklng: selective, as· seeks slim attractive, Including Intensive baggage, seeking ~:;c~n to H~~~ingt~~ sertlve, sensuous. hu-smart womal) between No matter 1-ll00·903-GIRL• Ext. 50 Bartender Tralnttl llilllialliiiMi&I~ BLONDE French lessons. Hu-non-smoker, likes to Beach 13123 morous, unencum-25-40 for love and ro-what you're • S3"*'.AlClllen18+ Needed. Call: .. WIDOW morous. witty, alhle1lc, travel. Dreams can1----· ---·---•bared, genuine, VERY mance. Kids o. K. d I .. 'S2/mln20mln mlnimum 714•895-6998 Ext. 166 Beautiful Sofa, tovw!Eat. charismatic, apontane.,_c_o_m_e_1_ru_e_._*_4_1_2_1.__ MIDDLE AGE SVELTE, feminine, 13132• 0 ng, your chair, ottoman.'' ew 50's, Newport Boach, ous and enthuslastlcl VERY YOUNG non-smoker, under 50. hometown Teteventures,Ft.Myers, FL HOUDA'I' JOBSI Jmmed cond, oak trim. crl· active. energetic, 414tlO Let's share lh• Holl·i-----------t X·SITEI openings for Pff eves flee $325. 841-34lRt. would like to meet hU· ____ . -----INDEPENDENT OWM, 57 6', 165 lbs.. days togelherl #3108. newspaper Call 1·900-903·1188 & Wknds. Doing pro-: morous, happy gent PETITE G wishes to meet some-MEET lM ilL·-· $1.50 per minute motions for m•tor oll Contemporary dt•am for early morning SWF erman lady, 60• one to shlfr"l Orange SEEKING Co's. 645-1854"" couch w /1tee-per. walks, great com· VIVACIOUS fun lovtng. romantic, County life ot,theatre, JEWISH To place an ad In---------$300. 847-8034. > t munlcatlon/ share PRETTY ~~~ u~!~y.1~=~iu~C:~~n~ movies, music, dining wou•N someone special TM Piiot classified , HOTEL HELP your Interests too. out, and dancing. -through classified fits In. -Call 042·5978. Housekee,...rs, Main· cnrll pine platfor,. dbl 14131. N/S. educated, 50ish, tleman, 55-60. Enjoy 1113093. who Is alfectlonat•.i·:::::~:::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-~===~~====:!.:========~ .. ~ bed, bookca" Mad· financially secure bru· all things In llfe.1.._.....;..;..;.,..;______ easygoing, non-I-tenance, Front Deak, board, $125, 7214858 BALDWIN nette, likes tennis, #4134. NICE WOMAN smoker, 3()..40. I 1u1t s ON D Cook1, Helper• to , ~ BROTHERS ~u;tJ~cu~ies~a;~~~~ 49 TO 59 moved to California; • HOW TO RE p ~~~~~~~:~T. Call K=~~ %~~~~~~n: LOOK ALIK charming, mature N/S I am 50, WM, Just for am athletic, well· eludes lrame & ad· • E man to "Trip The fun and laughter. traveled, Ivy-educated, Houaekeeper Wod & board. Good c.ondl· wanted, (Alec, William, Li ght Fantastic ... HONEST Down to eanh guy with sense of humor. TO Fri. In N.8 . area. llonl Only 5200, Call or O an I e I) , dark· ... 41 09. with Rags to Riches _.;..l.;..3_1_2.;..5·------Please ca!l ha! d I bl ,.. 64"'-.. 635 589-7904, leave Mes· re • ce-ue eyes, ---------SINCERE potential, adventurous TALL .,_ sage. a tall and handsome, PRETTY SHM/NS, black hair, & romantic. Well, HANDSOME INTERIOR Land·----------professional a plus, IN 5•7 ... 38, enjoys here's your chance to I Kng sz bed w/......,,od by blonde beauty, t 1 1 p 1 If a cap ng FT/PT · ....... dance, travel, out· urn n o r ncess. TEXAN Good driving reco1d. frame & 4 drwrau•1 yr SWF, 28. #4091. PINK doors. Stable Job. ~o3u1'~! got It, let's golf DWM, 6'3", 180, 40, E>ep pref'd. 249·2109 old, $100. 6' dlni.a rm BIG Energetic DWF. 40, marriage m inded, dls-1 ___ ,,.,_._____ Newport executive, 11 Ible w/6 chrs $225 & BLONDE 5'8", love to 1kl, bl· satisfied with being PASSIONATE adventuresome, exclt· LOAN UNDERWRITER matching Buffet,,50. cycle, dance, walk on alone. Seek SWW/ Ing. fun-to mMt ex· _.__,f!ft•N~lwllC-.,_NM Xlnt 1pot In Santa Ana Outside patio tb 4 49+, sophisticated/ beach. Looking to SOW special lady to BEST FRIEND!? cepllonally Pf'•tty, very • C )} 1 900 g44 0 100 for exp Residential chra S80. 631-22 casual, Hrlous/funny. meet tall SWM, attrac· share llfe. #3134. Charlsmatlc company thin, SWF, 27-38, Intel· Cl -- -Loan Underwrll8': pr• ":'"L-:::l.,::":E~N:-:-EW=:--11::::-r-s":'"'t 11- ls there a mature, tall tlve, honest. NS male.•---------President: 41 , 6'1", llgent, outgoin g . •£ 4 d' • d · • d fer both conventlonal e"w-•Uve'--,. non-smoker guy who ready for commit· INTENSE 190, OWM (no kids). #3091. nter -ig1t co e a?peanng in a & goV't exp. Whole-ffi-w ..... Isn't looking for a menu #4122. ROMANTIC Seeks tall, trim, ath-.....;;..;;..;.~-----•Listen tO greeting sate background help-0 ce furniture. skinny 25·year old ---------SURFER tettc, 1hapety lady. WITTY ful. Fully paid benefit• ~~gle ':~~:cu~ avall- Kldlett? #4133. SEEKING Real people needed WEALTHY •Leave message (you can change it Include childcare op-able at 65% dl.nt SINGLE SWM, 26, over 6'. 229 for salllng, beaches, lion & Incentive pro-af cost OBO rd HONEST tbs .. who wants to nnd 11fe1 13122. HANDSOME 'f · f' d) 7141782-6176 • • DAD·NS a tall attractive, blond,•---------OWM, 40, ... king In· 1 not saus te gram. room and rec on FUN SMOKER OWFNS 32, llkH mov· Callfomla SWF, 21 to PHYSICIAN telllgent, "XV knock· EOE M/F/HN are Fonune 500 al· SJF, 50+ going on tes, picnics, dancing. 23. to be romantic AND out, 28-40. Love Marketing Someone lty. Artwork. pClft-., 351 Healthy, easy cam ping, cuddling with and have a long travel, movies, skiing, Wh en leaving a m essage to learn my buelness. phones, fax ma~ ... gotng, true romantic. Wishing for outgoing, •erm ron·antlc relation-WRITER dining, music and Leadership ability, network compUftra. You: Bearded not humorous, lovlng guy, ship with. Let's keep 27, single male. f laughter. M uat b e above avg Income calculators and Much bald, man of words, 28·34, who loves ro· eac?1 ether warm on •nJoy Jazz, theatre, spontaMOua. #3090. • Leave your first name 722-3513 3-5 M-F more. No dlra. M.-.. 9. Country to Ctasslcat, mantle times, who Is those cold tong winter outdoors; creative, ar· WOUNQ M . . 5. Call Charles 4le«l00 spontaneovs. *4135· strong and belleves In night•. 13107. tlculate, fln&.nclally se-t • entlOn your IntereS tS No Elcp. nee. A Dally ______ ...._..__ himself. tlf4092. , ____ LA_T_l_N___ cure, and physically ENTAEPlfENEUA Salary of $300 for Living room sofa, Love-1 flt, new to Newport SWM -blond ... ,.. •Tell your age ltuylng md••· 714/ .. al, chair 6 Olan HAVE SOME LADIES Beach. #3110. 195 ,t,;::"'wea tr~ 860-8811 en. 3450. Ht, recliner, 2 ta- ARRIVED •n 'b PIT & FIT UL.ea bin, GE w er/ KINDA ATTENTION and educated, ... kl escn e your appearance Kula Bay Troplcal dryer. 644·7300 I'm the one you're WONDERFUL Handsome, sensitive, beautiful woman to fall f f looklng for. SWF, 30'1, IUCCHSful, blllnguel, In love with! #3092· • Speci y your pre erences clothing company. Moving, muet ••11 tovely petite, active, edu· SWF, 20, professional, Call 557-Ste3 brown Naug-.de 1 5'9", brown eyed, very SLM. 40·1, with U.S. YOUNG • l d couch S195, 10..eeat -fr~~d·c~~:=~~~e,re:~~ attractive, seeks SWM citizenship seeks at· HAMMER PROFESSIONAL Inc u e what you liked about the RE SECTYIOFC MGR S150. chair $5(Joor 3 41.• 11 W/fl with a good sense of tractive Latin lady 21· d• Real E1tale e>ep req'd. pieces for $3'"""' 3 to •et e. nanclally humor bul yot roman· 40 to share llfe's joys, I SWM, 30• o·. 200 lbs., person you are respon 1ng to Phones, It bkkpg, typ-matching coif;;" ... Independent, fun, me· tic & 1exy, 22-32. object companion· TIME? •••k• tun and outgo· Ing 6 W/P. 955-5800 bles S50/S.50/S2:..:-•or 3 dlum built S/OWM, 414111. ship/marriage. #3124. • Ing fm. I like plays :ri.::_ 5·10"~'. 14106. and hot air balloon I d Ar•• EST•TE •ssT for s1oo. Slngt_.,_~d/ LET'S ~!':.~~~~ rid••· WaltJng f()f you. You mar eave a 30 secon message. ~ " " bd1pread $26.~-I LOVE S PICE _.............. ...3095 Top Produo er 7715 before1pne-1, SINCERE BE SERIOUS '-1oo1. .. ~,4 .. • You wi} be automatically billed 98¢ •Mk• exp'd llc'd As-1=--.----"-""--LONG·HAIR Dissatisfied with being dr.11.0S io"'do Classified Is..... 1tstant. Cen Patrtck Moving, muat •Ill SWF, 21, 5'9", blue CLASSY alone. bar scene & pd1~"' CONVBNl•NT for each minute. Tenore95S-S800 Thomasville ~tnlng eyed, blond. very ac· 40's, honHt, kind, posslblllty of aids? tll<!n!oan. pVnlltt whether you're buy· -------, ---sot, oak, table fwt 3 tlve, but shy. with a healthy, European, Monogamous-minded, orhoRlymon Ing, .. 111ng. CK Just ••t111111.111o1wm1111 "IAL l l TATI I IESTI• leavH "''' 8 . .,,ads good "nse of humor. •••king man over 6', up-beat,. good-look Ing looking, cluslfled has PillL F.arn $3,000 mo + In Included cane t~Ck SMklng SWM, 22·29 open minded, one SWM,•30+ sHks ap• what you Offdl ADD, IT I 0 N Of 6 chair~ plus >bug~ who en)oys beach ac. woman, one man clal lady to share life. PILOT CLASSlffl•D comrn • to 100% + Credenza. $1995. Mint tlvttles. tlf4112. only. #4107. #3094. 942 ... 7. Trf19. No dHk fM. condition 9e2 Call 9SS-5800 ~~~-·--.--- --Moving, must ery1hlng goH. ~™· • •· erator, mlct6w~ tut-~ nlture, misc •• a . S200.04S.0287.•J NALS USE THIS FOk'r,i TO PLACt Y(_JtJR FREE PERSOfJAL AD ,'ll['lf '.''I', ,.. FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLY AH ColHrii WI Charged Regular Rote. •• Ww atwW, ......... 1!!9111ftlmvt *41MAT >C11M _.,. OM,; tw tae. ...... e. 4*, ~ NI CtMft Numeret09r Chart .... ......_ .,-~ _, Oll'lf ta.iiMi call ltaA fttW $0 c1ey W. a,c . ....., -Tom In ,._.,. ..... 81o """*"" w--dO'b.,,_......,... CMi'9t 14M8H dlt •tock ~ l*th MMe Md 1w..-,.. 'WK .-O. •eolllO Uo • P'"10 .._ to: DaN KalMt atf~ "'9-091'9. ThlOdDrt Rolaint ~"'-Udo, w.. '· m 20ft .., .._ 1i4441--10 ltNllt EXPLOllR . I.Ike newt Lie •2YCH2At. li1S,888 TOYOTA OP COSTA MESA 722-2000 Newpt llcift, CA lllM:t. btu• oa;:ao gooci -:::-:.... 11..,::'* 91 FORD T .elRD ~r=-=~-~~-·l 'II ~. 8111ck/b!J< FUiiy Loaded, aupar ING w/at¥ ~ IMlhar lntartof, 10k clean, Low mil••· ,. .. n.do. Xlnt locallon, mf, alt equipment, •x· nanclng avallabla, ......... ready to .. 11. MO-oellent con d ition S12,995 Call Tom In -~of-8 8188. throuvhout, H,250 Fleet Salee 548-4558. ... bo 494-8438 Dir Stock #880139 Uc l•oh•ne• US•D •L•CTIUC 0 • • #2WBL823 otCORATOA coll.. •OAT• Excellent •ea Cedlnac Aeetwoc:t Theodore Robins tct'• ~ (Alt paint. l'abulou9 Garage 8aJa cond, great Pf1cel, a.den, Boa• stereo, Irie on ftM chlna) by handpalnted •l•toh: call Gary 8454812. moonrt, burgundy, Ford-llUIU Tuilda , November 29, 1881 • ·, l I I~ c I ! , ) I I I '~ t , I ,\ ., .! 1 (I I VOi. \'11 !l.'.111 1Mt LDUIDllO It mllCCOUUR nTO\IOTACllJCAOT '88 240 m.. , ownr, Only 1100 mll••· New Beauty! Come Conv P/I P/L T/W lmmac. 49,000 ml, (2UTT9Zt) down a Seel MMP • ' t • sunroof, tthr lnterlor, LIXUI OP 117,048. Johnaon die-C., Lie 2F2Y494, St2,900. crulH/cua. WllTlllMITU =~~12~'. '~~ t10,487. TOYOTA _72_<>-1_58_5_· --- 13590 Beach Blvd. COST • e14,e4a OF COSTA MESA 87 VOLVO 740 aea•eoe Plue tax, llc.nM & 722·2000 TURBO SDN. 1H1 LEXUS Ll400 doc_,t!i:,.8son a aon 91 TOYOTA LAND Auto, P/W, P/L, S/A, L.e at h • r·• u n roof· Unooln Merouty CRUISER Ltc#1 t0890. s10.887. 18tlrH and custom 840-MH L 1 k e n aw 1 TOYOTA OF wheala·t•l•phone I. I c ti 2 U E F 8 9 8 . COSTA MESA (2WMPe30) $28,891 . 722•2000. :Ml">I \ JIJ "·'I• '•-.tUI SCORPIO Mu.t ... &Na bae.utyl On. of E41ropa'a flnnt road cet•I ~ ln- tetlof, moon rOOf & load• of extraal (694218) Coma down a check out out fine used car Iott LEXUS OF 87 MITSUBISHI TOYOTA OF WESTMINSTER CORDIA COSTA MESA Johnson & Ion Llncoln Mercu'l 2826 Harbor Blv Costa Mesa. Ca 89 VOLVO 245 DL 540-5830 . LINCOLN IH 20 13590 Seach Blvd. 8 apd, A/T, at.,eo 722·2000 ..... eoe cau. catm whla, 91 TOYOTA MR2 sporty turbo powetl (550180) 13,385 WGN, Rolls Rorc• for •••• ... uTO, A/C, PIL. Ser 2 owner car. Original tf831875 113,889. owner Michael Nesbitt T 0 y 0 T A 0 F of The Monkey•, cur· e.Jwtn M. Knowtaa. decorated relndHr, 115,500. 86M212. 714-142.0010 r---l•w•l•y, P•lnllngo, 1I07 Cl ..... AOH V-<I, '00 ...... V11, LSC, bu•· movie mualcal. etyatal, antlqu .. , and Xlnt cond. Low mllea. -9-1-FO_RD_T_EM __ PO__ gundy, Ille• new, alloy In OfiglnW boa .. , colleollblea, Shirley Fully loaded. Very whit, aunrf, flnanc bMrl dlaplay9d. Temple dotl, AAnlture, 15 foot Coronado w/ nice. l7800. SNS4-1478 GL '1AGON avail, fact warranty, M "a r:-Chrtal· pine baby c~adlea, trailer. 1900 C 4dr, Auto , fully S18,too. 869--4212. AHi .._ ... 650-........,. 87 lmanon, io.decl, Performance Mitsubishi t 9202 B .. ch Blvd Huntington Beach 988-0233 turbo·5 apeed-faal maohlne(~S889) LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 13590 Beach BIVd. a92 .... oe rent owner Su1an Tan-, COSTA MESA credl. 1978 Sliver 722·2000 Ctouct, 63,700 ml, ex· VOLKSWAGON 9235 oellent condition, maintained by Merv Wright. Your wife could ride In atyl• over tile Holidays. S26,800, ~ash ok . 973-4673. Call m-f for appt bewt 1 o-3 . ~ •••• "'W -so new deluxe Marcy ~...... excellent condition, loaded, super clean •--,-1-1-U-N_C_O_L_N__ '85 VW Golf, 5 apd, AM/ ttlt ML Pie-.. call gym. FrVSat/Sun 8-5, 21 ft Ve lo mll" a.an S7 ,995. Flnareolng FM Can. AIC. new .,_. S ·1 13 3 aft• r no •atty blrd1l 2001 latandef, 4 •4 Matt-_',, ~-·-1_·1 17 ....... •. available. can Tom In uaaK VII LSC clutch, brakes, fuel ... IOpm Or --" •Au. "'-·--ner 0/8, .... pa 4, -... ....... ...... '"" f 1 t 1 """' t '83 280ZX gold turbO '83 Isuzu, 4-WhMI drive, ... • ...,. -·· ........,lllTI ... Vldnlty Av· head, N-ort allp SNS4-1478 . •• sa es 54&-Thia be~ ta lo dedl • • ' II b ff pmps, frnt tires. $3400 ....... leave mnaage. OCado/R.CH s1ootmo-.. s .. 13,.010bo • 4858. Ddlr Stock • Hop 5apd runs ro ar, 0 road obo. 875-8548. 7 ~ Hawaiian vaca. ldn for 2, 1285. Call now white they tut. 1"'8~. .. # 8 8 0 0 8 6 Haa leal er, moon greatt' 9&k ml' 13 950 lights, runs strong. -------- 723-0832. Uc#2UXW128 roof, JBL sound, air obo. PP 894-5;22,' $1900. John 875-eal 7. 1970 vw Bug, rad, au- 1.,,_ ,...,, •aRITV ...... _..... Robl bag a. Iola of extru '85 Bronco II 5 spd tomatlc, stick, runs For ..... 13ft. sai.m-EUROsPoRT tnwvuvre n1 make this car stand 85 NISSAN MAXIMA AC ps am '1m cass great/looks great. tf l':\l I IN<; I ON Ill-:,\( ti hl-10 ANflQUES & CLASSICS 92~0 ~;v TV·flshlng l'ffl• FRI A SAT. Blk•a, radl~ ygoodachtc_!fjltthlont!~.r. Lo.dedl $3500 obo Fonf.l1u1u out. Only •23•99o SEDAN lugg rack 6 cyl run~ $2000. 969·5975. 1929 Mercedes Benz. ''""V ..,.,., (639974) Come ••• I • H. d =,......,.,,,..,.,..~--.,.--,.... 540K Ii /F d 78().7790. 64<>-0890 714-142.0010 our quality uaed car 6cyl, A/T, A/C,P/S, P/ ~.~~~ n:;:r ~us:o:eti 77 VW Superb••tl• rep ca w or a"r nlen-arm •aw, room 11/c, g aaawar .. aouve tlrea tool• 3500W ...-•1·$40, 548-9132 gen~rator .' Tandy Eai .. bike a atalr· computer, Atari 400, c!W'ber, both unuaed, hanging It fixture, vac· SPEEI> ~ 118tCHEVS10P.U. Iott B. P/W, POL, Ull, C/C, w835·3151 h858·3433 convertible, all white, 289 engine. 2,800 ml, C.lm Whl.. Cu.tom Johnson & Son AM/FM, Stereo Cass, very clean, xlnt cndtn, runs perfe<:L 512•500 SKI BOA I s 711 l i; c~puterlzed, d .. uxe uum, sm applances, 1958 CHRIS CRAFT w'/twarranty. Original LPa, books, hou•• Woody, great cond, ~ each, Wiii take Warff, decor a misc. new englnf. $8000. $115 "ch. 550-4718 8 4 3 1 . Va I a n c I a 71"'995-1'66 moonroof, cstm 1989 GMC 815 P.U. 67K ml, $5500 obO. 644-7233. ~f;;g;~,e~~n,l.D . 88 HONDA ACCORD Llncoln Mercury wheeli. Luxury sedan-Manual ttans, Calll. (303) 963·9191. TUTTLE CLICK ate. c/c, alereo cass.1~ __ 5_4o.5 __ 8_3_0__ ;i,~9~~(~~78~{10 •· ~~~~1 • elf~·, i~) 86 Jetta GL, gold, tinted '89 LINCOLN 10• LIMOUSINES 9275 NISSAN Uc#2VMB457. $5,986. aa LINCOLN PERFORMANCE $8 999 wndws, fog Its, sun rf, Stretch-limo by Ctas-T 0 Y 0 TA 0 F • TUTTL'E CLICK pull out slereo, car sic; 42K miles, royal 11-SUM. (Warner/Newland) 2846 Hatbor Btvd · CONTINENTAL MITSUBISHI cvr, AJC, prfct cndtn. blue, TV/I/CR, radio, ~~*: COSTA MESA. Signature Sarlea. This 968-0233 NISSAN $5300 obo. 650-2399. CD wl)ockey box, cus· MAHI NJ. Sl.ll'S , authen Cab-Garage Sale ... everal • Patch Dolla, fam, living rm/dining u..d. Ilk• new rmlbedrm furniture, DOCKS 70~:! 722·2000 oar la all1ra cleon with 87 NISSAN SENTRA 2845 Harbor Blvd 89 VW JETTA tom bars + lee cheat, 88 CHEVY CAMARO loads of 1peclal Cotta Mesa cellular phone w/•x· IROC equipment. Only 4dr, A/T, A/C, Power 540.S410 4dr GL 4cyt. NT. A/C, ternaJ speaker. Orlgl· &Kh. 982-8288. excellent condition, ••BAL80A ISLAND aome anUques, 11/29/ 18' Power 1225/mo A PE antlqu .. , Turk· 30, 12/t. 1724 Main S1 32' Sall $400/mo. Avt Rug9, mt.c. Uqul· Nowl 792-2881 $13,990 Coma ••• llereo, brakes, stereo/--------• P/S, P/B, Storeo cass. nnl private owner. Al· Auto loaded, sunroof 8illl•ffYUNDAI EXCEL this beauty todsyl cass. good runner, SELL Good runner, greal ways garaged. Excel· 17,995. Flnareclng • (6287360)Wehave80 great prlcel (538099) price. (5380!>9) tent co-ndltlon . available. Call Tom In Coupe.,4 cyl, 5spd, Al other fine used cars. $8,395 S8,995. s3o,ooo. 642•1888 or a U., Sat 1CM, MUST SELLI Stunning , __ ..,.._ _ __,, __________ _ 29 Ima Loa Ct. Npt oval gla.11 top table, 4 30' • 45' SUPS avail In Flfft sa1aa 548-4658. c. AM/FM/ can. cstm Johnson & Son Performance your used vehicle PERFORMANCE 645-0777 Dir Stock 4'807055 whts, Extra cteanl Mlt bl hi through class1f1ed Bclh. 722-SS17. chalra, heavy ranan Nwpt Bch. 842-5735 real wood, Ilk• new. Uc#2JLM337 Extra Nlcel (285806) Lincoln Mercury SU S 642·S6?S MITSUBISHI Make the right move. Theodore Robins $4,395 2628 Harbor Blvd 19202 Beach Blvd 968-0233 Piiot Real Estate T~ authentic: Cabbage Patch Dolls, w/blrth c.,ilflcata 1983, never uHd $40 each. Great Xmu prea.nta. 1385. "2-8288. For~lsuzu Performance Costs Mesa. ca Huntington Beach =· ~ Mitsubishi 540-5930 968-0233 ~ &a.eaee NEWl'OHT HEAC'H ti 1ti9 so· Sllp, Sailboat only, Udo Isle. No over· night. UUs Incl $550 mo. 720.0299 714-142.0010 19202 Beach Blvd FOHD 9075 Huntington Beach 968-0233 MOVING SALE. Too '85 White T·Blrd Elan -------- 89 HYUNDAI SONATA 4dr. 1.D. 111 n AJC, LINCOLN '71 Contlnantel. 460 eng. runa good $1495 Must sMI 642-0567 MAZDA 9125 PORSCHE 9175 1910 9t1T Red, exclnt running cndtn. Witt consider trade $8,500 494-2183. 1111111 ~y CHARLE~OREN with OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH vJlh.HOUSR SALl!I Mena Sportaweat Properv Of 1580 Monrovia, N.B. 9'npta/DIK1n #a/2nda much to llatl 11/30 a Upper .Newport Bay up vs. 94k ml, loaded, 12/1, 9am-3pm. 1518 to 40 Power Boat utll well malnt by m• Anita Lana, N .B . Incl. No overnltas. chanlc, needs minor (Highland to E1taela) 646-8712. cosmetic•, under blue 845-4053 book for quick sale AM/FM Cass, very low 88 Mezd• MX8 I• mllesl $6,999. Loaded w/accessorles 1990 PORSCHE 944 CABRIOLET White, N rth So th I bl S So b •'-'-'---d fro th alloy wheats, Im-o · u vu ners e. outh lat ut on wuiJ uan m e macul11te. Wilt trade. deals. 1942 North American Board·•· {'1\1\1 l<ll/\S Iv. E\·Hl ll'!\11-:~T 11lllti urve Verd ·ael• late Photo Enlarger, 8aMler 50a, •ar1V 80s Xmas 23C, t50mm, FuJI lena. decoratlona, not used. 1185 obo. 854-2841. Lota of mlac, new a Transportation 13800 obo. 760-542 t . 1980 Ford Mustang, au· JAGUAR 910:'> tomatlc, 4cyl, hatc.hbk, '81 Jaguar XJ6, excel· look great. rune wen. lent cond, to ml, must S1500. 640.7804. see 10 appreciate, $6900 obo. 495·7610. '85 Jaguar XJ6 4.2, all Low miles. $7000. 722·7942 MEKCEJ>to;s 9130 ·n Pampered 280SE. ahowroom qually, American, Ivory. $9,000 642·2255. S25,900. 669-4212 NORTH Mat.ch te.ama, and was partnered by TOYOTA 92 10 • K J 9 6 2 John Crawford, surely a candidate ~ K 10 6 2 for one of the future calendan. The 1985 Toyota Tercel 2 dr \' K 5 4 2 bidding wu aophiaticated for tboee HB, onty 59KI One + Void days-a cue-bidding sequence in owner. new brks, new WEST EAST which Goren finally decided to take OFIUSIC' uaed. 31 8 N Cooper Dr betw Brookhurat/ Euclid. Friday M , no Nl1y blrdsl Automobiles I 1989 FORD MUSTANG Auto, p1, Air, pw, CC, Gu saver! (11181) $7,559 TUnLECLICK NISSAN xtras/recrds, 1 owner, 1-,....,,..-.....,,,...,,,...----xlnt car, moving! 1990 420SEL. charcoal muat ••Ill reduced w/tan Int, pp, lm-10 S10Kobo, 499-6870. maculate, only t4K ml, $48,000. 840.1310. tires, FM caas, good • 7 8 • Q 8 4 the push to the grand slam when oond. s27oo. Q J 4 ~ 8 Crawford's pass of seven cluba con- 754-0196 <> A Q 10 8 7 60 J 9 3 firmed fint·round control of that 1990 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER + 9 7 3 + A K Jo 8 4 2 suit. This beauty Is extra SOUTH Cqmpleta ••• of I ACUllA B010 Transportation Bradford Exchange 89 ACURA LEGEND L 1984 Jaguar, excellent a condition, sapphire 88 580 L 17.5K ml, blue. $9000, repair teal green, chrme history avail 646-4 l SO. wheels, lmmac cndtn, cleanl Has custom • A 10 3 Declarer ruffed the opening lead wheel• a large tires! ...,. A Q 9 7 8 3 and it WU obvioua the fate of the DECORATOR coll• only 14000 mlle•must toir'a s*tea CM P81nt· ... (034148) 2845 Harbor Bl11d Costa M"a 94CMS410 !ml on fine ~ bJ Ectwtri M. Knowlee. LEXUS OF 88 FORD RANGER ~ ac...a from WESTMINSTER Super C.b 4 • 4 XLT th• movie muafcal. 15 ft l!loeton Whaler Incl 13590 8Hch Blvd. Auto. fully loaded, low SUit In ~ bode, 30 h/p Vameha, runa aea-eeoe mu ... clean, financing ,,..... ~ dlaptayed. graatl Lo hra, Hrvtca avallabl•. S9,995. Call M~ .. a great Chrtat· racotda, V9fY clean, Tom In Fleet SalH mu gift. Aaklng 12!50 Hldom uaad, well 548-44558. Dir Stock 1 ORG Jaguar, XJ8, ;harry condition, many extras, wire wheels, am/Ym tape. blk w/camel leather Int, new tlraa, 38,700 ml, $15,000. 64<Ml206 evea. 644-2259 days. ~ ML Please c.11 malnt&IMd, great for '78 8MW...833cal Afr Al #807049 Uc #3W2· 9 5 ·1 •33 after flahlng/fun, $8,295 C, Whf on bl~ leather l>()27 --1990--XJ-6-,-bt-a-ck_W_/'lan_ ~Or cell anv· obo, 722-2900. lnlarlor, alnt cndln Theodore Robins Interior, 6,700 ml, • ve meaaage. 18 ft. Regal, The S• S5900 494-2183. Ford•ISUIU showroom perfect, Hoflday entertaining? -.... modal 1988 In-, 71A_aA2_Aft O dosperale for garage Muat ... W•H•o• ::'-"-'!.,,.._ .. ...,: · * 89 5251 1 owner, ..._ "VV1 1 ll ace . A 1 k Ing ''B•-ue P•ttem" ....,....,..,.,.....,ard Alpha showroom new, low•---------$30,000, 631·5598. ·-~ Onel Od cndtn. Bank mllea, ••crlfloa. n1 E150 c•"GO 7..pc altwr lazy auaan, re po. Mak a offer S28 SK 597·5348 • • "" ,_.,., uaed, dlacont'd q uick muat aellli---· -·-----VAN Item, no longer avail· Avery .. Co. 875-8990. 1 illl84 BMW 318 Auto A.JC Whlle only able, Sacrtfloa at $995 --------• 3154 mlfff, Uk• new, obO, 850-9170 23 ft Cabin Crulaer, 350 Black, au1omatlc, low Financing Available CLMl'lJTt:HS 6018 cu In Volvo gu V8 1/0 mil" (422501) Call Tom In Fleet eng, lo hra, loran, LEXUS OF Salea 648-4658 depth sounder. many WESTMINSTER Dir atoclc 1880143 Lie P~ Bell, P88810 xtraa, wall strong trlr, #4HG0785 Wf~ MB Hard Diak, $13,000 obo 846-5106 13590 Beach Btvd. Theodor• Robin• cCMor monitor w/Epaon 892-6908 Ford•ISUJU 80' column printer, 25 ft oebln CTUl••r 1n87 BMW 325 714-642·0010 S815. 844-17.:J. Relnell. 302 Mercury, • 1/0, Ice bx, atove, ate, .. athar, all pwr. alnk, anclHd toilet/ cua, whit• S 11, 750 u J .. Wt-l.llY FllHS & .\HI' 1111..'.1 Beautlful full length C191DUUm fur coat. R• venfble aa raincoat wilts fur trim, E""°' pean hooka. Hwdty wom. $950. M2-4321 lU02. _J 2 ~KO Lhaao Apao ftM & female, C"'81n- ~n blood llnea. beeutlful offaPJtng, wtll not Mparate, frM to gilOd ttom.. 845-0287. \l 1 -...11 \I I I'\. ' '.' I '. i ' ' I Cuto ful alH pmp out, Nws>t Dunes ORANGE COAST apace. Muat ... , Ea. tat• ..... 11soo obo. JEEP AND EAGLE 714•774-0531. 714-1-eoo-522.JEEP 530-7837'\ltknda. 7t 4/S4SM023 SELL your used vehicle throu;h classlfled 842·5878 Jt;to;p 9110 1986 Cherokee, exlnt cond, 74K ml, t owner, $8950 obo. 646-7216, after 6pm weekdays. Lt;xus 9 11:; 1991 LEXUS ES250 Leather-mOOIVOOf·CD- telephone(2SFS763) LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 13590 S..Ch Blvd. 892 .. 908 one owner, take over ..... /buy 723-1513. Must ••• to spprecl· • t t Id h. · atel Ask for Larry <> Void con rac wou mge on aueumg (004057) + Q J 8 5 the location of the queen of apades. J h & S Th b ddi There 1tt thoae who would Oip a O naon on e i · ng: coin menUlly; othen would offer up Lincoln Mercury South We.t North Eut a prayer. Goren elected to aee what MERC ti HY H 131> 2626 Harbor BIVO 1 v 2 O 3 '°' • • be could learn about the '11 MERCURY Costa ...... ca • 0 p.. 6 • Dbl distribution. CAPRI 540-5930 8 <::I 7 + P.. p._ eo,,..,ertlble This cutle 83 Corolla. tan 2 dr 7 v p._ P.. P.. Four club ruffs in dummy were has auto trana. pre-s9dan, Moving, Musi Opening lead: Nine of + interapeced with four diamond ruffa mler sound, A/C & Selll S2500ob0 Good Br• Todoy has published the in hand That es&abliahed that each Iott motel Must sael ondtn. 831~ X311. tint of a pla.nMd aeries of bridie defender had started with eMCtly ~:~~ !!.~•:: n~! 88 TOYOTA VAN ~danr a·!J!.1.?9;_ithfeaturetth ·~~-nine caret. in the mq,r suita. &e.v· used a"'°' 1o choose CONVERSION ·~ o • ........ r.ac m on n&11 .a ini both East and West with four from. (8423013) 4cyl. A/T, AIC. P/S, P/ ~played by one of ~e pme 1 m~r-suit carda. Declarer cMhed Johnson & Son B, 111t. AM/FM cass. all·.time great.a together ~th a por· the ace and queen of heart.a. and LI col M Cu atom palnt•ofa trait of the star. (Av&Jlable from found out that Eaathadstartedwith n n trcury bed, rear A/C and Bridp Today. 18 Village View lJluff, a sinJleton heart, hence three 540.5830 more. S7,995. Boll F. Ballston Lake, N.Y. 12019, apadea. That made Eaat a 3-to-2 '91 ~CURY PERFORMANCE $9.95 plus $3 poatqe It tiandlina.> favorite to bold the queen. Pla.Yinl WLE WAGON LS MITSUBISHI For obvious reasons. our favorite the percent.agea, Goren croued to Thi• car Is completely 968-0233 playmate of the month appeara in the king of spades, fineNed t.be ten loaded! Moon roof, Much. and claimed the grand alam, and leather, Interior, CD The legend is Charles Goren. who with it the title. player a morel Under for Ad Action ------------------------8000 mlla1. Como down a ... , Aak for Cal a Larry (804467) PlllL Johnson & Son Lincoln Mercury AD-VISOR 2826 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa. Ca 642 -5678 640.5e30 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS S4 Not relaJLlfl9 57 Armadillo 58 M1~ays 59 Ar1 WOtkS 60 Canac11an Indian 61 Simon 62 Small dog 63 Bullring. e g DOWN 47 Fake 49 SlZll 51 Curtal 52 Goltctub 53..........., 55 8ttbe seFor ......... 51 T rlumpMnt "'°"' 11 12 13 ' \ ' \ l \t d~\ 1\1\l ll .'t.IS I IQ bdrma, OCNn vtew. lh, W/D, frplc. 1 partdng. Blk to ocean *815/mo 497-1485 Nl\~1'<1111 HI.Al H ..!ht.!) •2BR 2Ba. 4 dra to bch, 2 car, f/p S1150 •Oen Vu Penthse VIiia Balboa $1600 •W. Nwpt ocnfrt, 2Br 1Ba wntr $1150 •Steps to bch, 48R •3BR 2Ba, nr bet\ $1350 Bkr 642·3850 ==::::::::;;==;:;:;;:;;:~I 2BR 28•, 2 car gar • ..-100• TO SANDI $1000/mo. 206 41at St 3BR 2Be. garage CLEAN FURN APT. $1450/mo. 208 33rd •2PR ......... '$696(MO St. Jim Jacobs, Agt Aval! lmmed thr9ugh 078•3777 tl/15192 7t4-t97o0432 •2BDRM $700• * 1 BDRM $600• Frig, dahwahr, stove Incl. No pets 545-4855 3 Lines... 3 Daya... 3 Dollen ... Merchandise under $500. 842·5878 Personals PERSONALS 3002 BLOCK TO BEACH! $200 OFF!! 3BR 2BA lower unit. Garage, dishwasher. $1175/MO. 210 GRANT 208 LUOONIA CENTAUR M GMT. 642·2288 or 831·2725 SEEKJN<i SE I-; KING M EN :JOO:J WOMEN :1004 SEEKING WOMEN :wo-1 S t-;t ;KIN<• WOMEN :J004 l't:HSU Ni\I Sl-:HVH'FS .IOO~l STATUESQUE LOOKING FOR READY 0ARTIST ADULT 900 LIN• . DIRECTORY BEAUTY! SPECIAL LADY FOR ENTREPRENUER Graphic 11at1ng or unu-01vorced Physician SWM 26 6 ft L VE? F d ctl Blond, spontaneous, Cultured, flt, fun. • • over .. O AMILY ...... N" aual una vertlaed seeks very anra ve J h ti 1 ""' t flt, seeks man 6' +, healthy, 40, 5'10". en· en oy s oo ng poo. Take a chaoce .. .for a Sincere SWMNS, 8., adult programs. 1· ~~a~~~ab:.~i:ao'::ea~ special qualities, non-Joya nature, outdoors. midnight walks on the lifetime of: caring, 180 Iba .• •••k• cute, 900-535-8585 99¢/mln front home In ex· smoker, fun, loving. Seeking non-smoking beach and quiet ro· sharing, r omance! medium size, 30-35 HOT & WILD QIRLSI f I I humorous, ethics. gentleman of Integrity, mantle evenings al H alth h ._ nd SF t k f II C 111 """"'"53"'·5050 SEEKING change or occas ona under 50, for marriage home with that special e y, appy, .. a • 0 ma e • am Y· a •.vv-· ,,,.. babysitting & light One + one only. d f .1 Ph t lady. If you are an at· some, 40'1, Six-two, Exchange photos. $5.00 per call housekeeping. Salary, t1'4108. an ami Y· 0 os ex· eyes of blue. Flt, '13109. 1-----'-----car possible. 497-0866 --------_c_ha_n_g_o_d_. 11_4_1_3_2_. --tractive blond, tall, toned, 185 lb., edu·•---------LIVE! READY TO SMILE PERSIAN TENNIS SWF, age 21 •23 who cated, self-secure, fl· "LET'S 1•-37" ••"" MYSTIQUE' enjoys same, tired of 1 11 I 1 11 DO LIFE'' .vv-V"VVVV • ANYBODY the bar scone as I am, nanc a Y •mot ona Y 18 yrs+ $1 mln/25 mini l't-.H SO NAI S t HVH't:S .IOU!> NEWPORT WOMIEN WITH PHONE NUMBERS 1·~DATE* Ext. 40 ITRONO BEAUTIFUL DlA.NA 1·~773 LADY .. • ton1 I'm Adventurou• 1·90().737.QIRL .. • 1-on-1 QAYMl!N OF NEWPORT 1·~28&-HUNK* Ext. 19 MEN 3003 Sensuous femme fa· then let me give my •table (not wealthy). SWM 33, 5'11", 180, O.l.N.1.aoo.m.2115 tale seeks generous 40's, love to dance. I ff ti d Values, Integrity! Green·brown, flt, r.=====-===itl .. •-11-0011T••irs \11 \lllf f!<..;lfl l '<..; I 11 I ._ Center Club Mem~r· •hip. Asking $5000 + transfer fee. Call Stephanie 863·9200 Great Expectations Ill• time membership. 831-3622. Private Newport Beach Tennis Club Mem~r· ahlp, all facllillea, Incl awl mml ng, alngle membership $300, femlly memberahlp 14()(). 49&-e200. Employment Opportunities t~MPl.OYMENT ~~;JO •TEACHERS• Pre·school, UCI Cam- pus/ Irvine. Mon-Fri F/ T 9·5. PIT 2-6. Xlnt wrkng cond. 854-6030 A Dally Salary $300 tor buying merchandlao. No exp nee. 714/ 860- 8811. ext. 3456. UOMESTIC'S :'>~40 HttkDr/Sltt~: Went.0 FIT f ) 10 mo old girt nr. pt Bch Pier. 875-52, ~ Merchand i~~ ANTIQUES ur· \0 '. 12 piece Pine cetioc· tlon. Majolica, l>fOak dining sets, -4ak dresser. dlshda & misc. UquldatloNiSele Sat. 1<>-4. 28 lmlf-Loa Ct, Npt Ben. 7221A17. 1 ........ IJll m> ••Refrigerator t 200 Washer/Dryer, $1 45 each, Dlahw,flher $125. 646-584U114f LADY KENMI! Electric Dryer, condition, S7 bo. Call 645·1933 ter 5:30pm IC Refrigerator, no flXJat. 2 door, very c an, work.a excellent, 80. WlU dellver. 642 Widow with no extra ove, a ec on an ro-Seeking: selective, aa· .._,.. "" ~ ATTRACTIVE exec for rendezvous, baggage, seeking mance to you. Must aertlve, sensuous, hu-seeks allm attractive, No matter 1·~903-GIRL• Ext. 50 Bartender T111lnttl Including Intensive five In Huntington smart womal) between BLONDE French leasona. Hu-non·smoker, likes to Beach. tl'3123. moroua, unencum· 25-401for love and ro-what you're • 13 min. All callefS 18+ Needed. Call: vi WIDOW morous, witty, athletic, travel. Dreams can 1---------• bered, genuflne, 1ve1 RY mance. Kida o. K. doing, your ... S2/min 20 min minimum 714•895-6998 Ext. 166 Beautiful Sol a, lo [Eeat. charismatic, apontane-,_c_o_m_e_t_ru_e_._*_4_1_2_1_. _ MIDDLE AGE SVELTE, em n ne, #3132. chair, ottoman.' aw 50's, Newport Beach, ous and enthualasticl ·-YOUNG non-smoker, under 50. hometown Tetevenlures,Ft.Myers. FL HOLIDAY JOBSI lmmed cond, oak trim. crl· •ct Ive, en e r O o t 1 c . # 411 o. VERY Let's share the Holl· 1----------111 X·SITEI openings for PIT eves flee S325. 841 ·34lfe. would llke to meet hU· INDEPENDENT DWM, 57, 6', 165 lbs., days together! #3108. newspaper Cali 1·900-903·1188 & wknda. Doing pro- morous. happy gent ___ P_E_T-IT_E___ SWF German l~y. 60• wishes to meet some· SEEKING MEET nw iliL. $1.50 per minute motion' fM major oil Contemporary dJ4'am for early morning one to share Orange Co's. 645·1854 couch w/al•*lJer, walks, great com-VIVACIOUS fun loving, romantic, County life of theatre, JEWISH To plac. an ad In $300. 847-8034. t 1 munlcatlon/ share PRETTY ~~~ 11~!~y. '::~lti~~o~~nn~ movies, music, dining WOMAN someone special e fl I The Pilot classlfled, HOTEL HELP • ~~~~1.lnterests too. N/S, educated, 50ish, tleman, 55·60. Enjoy ~~~93~nd dancing. who la affectlonate,l::::th:r:o_u:g:h:c:-l:a_s:-s:i_f:ie-:d:::..===~~=t~s=n:.::!:!..=C:•:l:I 84=:2:·S:8=7:8:·=~ Housekeepers, Main· D~~.P~!•!::;.:~ financially secure bru· all things In llfe.1---------1 tenance, Front Deak, board, s125• 721e9158 Ilk I ... 4134. NICE WOMAN easy go no• n o n· Cooks, Helper• to BALDWIN nelle, ea tonn s, ,.. smoker, 3()..40. I just o ESPOND s 2 FT C 11------:::tf---muslc, art, dancing 49 TO 59 moved to California; How T R 1 hr. perm, • . al KINGSIZE WAu;-.'D • BROTHERS and jacuzzles. Seeks ..am athletic, well· 1-800-662·2969. No-wave mattre.,., In· LOOK·ALIKE charming, mature N/S I am 50, WM, Just for traveled, Ivy-educated, Hou••keeper Wed & eludes frame & ~ad· wanted, (Alec, William, man to "Trip The fun and laughter. with sense of humor. Fri. In N .B. area. board. Good condl· I Light Fantastic... HONEST Down lo earth guy tl'3125. TO Please call lion! Only s200. Call or Dan el). dark· ,..4109. with Rags to Riches ---------e45-463S 589-7904, leave l'l\es· haired, Ice-blue eyes,---------SINCERE potential, adventurous TALL sage. a· tall and handsome, PRETTY SHM/NS, black hair, & romantic. Well, INTERIOR Lend·1------......,.._-professlonal a plua, h • h • t HANDSOME Kn b d ~ d IN 5'7", 38, enfoys ere a your c anc o aceplng FT/PT. g az e w, ..... o by blonde beauty, dance, travel, out· tur~ Into Princess. If TEXAN Good driving re<:ord. frame & 4 drwr-.i 1 yr SWF, 28· *4091 · PINK doors. Stable job. ~o3u1'33ve got It, lol'e goll DWM, 6'3", 180, 40, Exp pref'd. 249·2109 old, S100. 6' dlniltla rm& BIG Energetic DWF, 40, marriage minded, dl•·i-"'---· -----Newport executive, la tble w/8 chra S225 5'8", love to ski, bl· satisfied w ith being PASSIONATE adventuresome, exclt· LOAN UNDERWRITER matching Buffet,50. BLONDE cycle, dance, walk on alone. Seek SWW/ Ing, fun-to meet ex· A_.f(,,.,N,.,,,.,,llMJIC....lll_,,.. Xlnt apot In Santa Ana Cui.Ide patio tb 4 49 +, sophisticated/ beach. Looking to SOW apeclal lady to BEST FRIEND!? ceptlonally pretty, very C )} l 900 844 01 OO for exp Realdentlal chrs S80. 631·22 casual, serious/tunny. meet tall SWM, anrac-share life. #3134. Charismatic company thin, SWF, 27-38, Intel· • a - --Loan Underwriter: pr•l~~~=:--:::--~'f"-- la there a mature, tall live. honest. NS male,1---------President: 41, 6'1", llgent, outgoing. •£ 4 d. · d · · d fer both conventlonaJ LIKE NEW, flrat • non-smoker guy who ready for commit· INTENSE 190, OWM (no kids). i'3091. nter -ig1t co e anpearmg 1n a & ,.,..,., exp. Who!• executlv• and I • 1 f ' •-· office f1Knlture. an 1 took ng or a menu 11'4122. ROMANTIC Seeks tan. trim, ath· ___ W_l_"m_Y___ •Listen to greeting sale background help-aklnny 25-year old ---------SU letlc, ahapely lady. ful. Fully paid benefits tlcal work at "'"''"114133. SEEKING AFEA "'"' oeoo•• •••••• WEALTHY •Leave message (you ca n change it '""""' ••••ca.• oo-:;:;:•.,·~~":;:f ON S SINGLE SWM, 26, over 6', 229 for aalllng, beaches, HANDSOME tlon & Incentive pro-af cost. OBO. d H E T DAD·NS lbs., who wants to find llfel 1113122. i'f not sat1'sf1'ed) gram. 714/782-8176 room and rec Ion FUN SMOKER a tall attractive, blond,•---------DWM, 40, afftelng In-EOE M/F/HN OWFNS 32, llkH mov· California SWF, 21 to PHYSICIAN telllgent, sexy knock· are Fortune 500 aJ. SJF, 50+ going on les. picnics, dancing. 23, to be romantic AND out, 28-40. Love Merkellng Someone tty. Al1work, plaft9tfa, 351 Healthy, easy camping. cuddling with and have a long WRITER travel, movlH, skiing, When leaving a message 10 learn my buelnesa. phonesk, fax ma~ •• going, true romantic. Wishing for outgoing, •erm ro11·entlc relation-dining. music and Leaderahlp ablllty, networ comp\ftra, You: Bearded not humorous. loving guy, ship with. Let's keep 27, alngle male. I laughter. Muat b• • L f' above avg Income calculators and Much bald, man ol words. 28·34, who loves ro· each ether warm on enfoy jazz theatre spontaneoue #3090 eave your IrSt name 722-3513 3-5 M·F more. No dlra. ~ 9- Country 1° Classical, mantle times, who Is those cold long winter outdoora; ~••tlve, ar: • • 5. Call Charles 4~ spontaneous. t114l35. strong and believes In nights. '13l07. t1cu1a1e. financially ae-YOUNG •Mention your interests No E•P· nee. A Oally1,,.,...,.----....,..-~-hlmse1f. #4092. ___ LA_T_l_N___ cure, and physlcally ENTREPRENEUR Salary of $300 for Living room sofa, Lov• I flt, new to Newport SWM 26 ... __. 9'1" •Tell your age ltuylng mdae. 714/ .. at. chair A Olan HAVE SOME LADIES Beach. tf3110. 195 Iba .• 'w';ii't;8v...d 860-8811 ext. 3456. aet, recilner, 2 ta· •n 'b J" & F" SALES blea, GE w er/ ARRIVED KINDA ATIENTION and educated, ... ka escn e your appearance Kula Bay Tropical dryer. 644-7300 I'm the one you're WONDERFUL Handsome, sensitive, beautiful woman to fall $ .f f I looking for. SWF, 30'a, auccosalul, blllngual, In love with! #3092. e peCl y your pre erenCeS clo&f!Cng company. Moving, must aetuovely petite, active, edu· SWF, 20. professional, S S OU Q all 55NU83 brown Naug ... de 5'9", brown eyed, very LM, 40'a, with U. · Y N • d h couch $195 1o· --at cated, attractive. and attractive, aoeks SWM citizenship seeks at· HAMMER 8 ou•• Inclu e wha. t you l1'ked about t e RE IECTY/OFC MGR . --from Chicago, ready tractive Latin lady 21· PROFE SI ~ s15o. chair ssaoor 3 ._.. 1 W/f' 1 1 with a good sense of d' Real Estate exp req'd. pieces for $3~ 3 to sen e. mane al Y humor but yot roman· 40 to ahare life's Joys. SWM. 30, &', 200 Iba., person you are respon tng tO Phones. It bkkpg, 1YP-matching coif .. ta· Independent, fun, me-tic & sexy, 22•32. object companion· TIME? I seeks tun and outgo-Ing A W/P. 955-SSOO blea 150/$50/12 jt0r 3 dlum built S/DWM, ..,4111 . ship/marriage. #3124. • Ing fm. I Ilk• plays REAL for 1100• Slngl.lJ.._,..1 5'10"-6'. #4106. ... and hot air balloon I d EST·TE •ssT ~('~ I LOVE SPICE ... 3095 To P Prod u c • r 7715 before 7""'Tr LET'S rldH. WaltJng for you. y OU mar eave a 30 secon n1essa~e. " " bdapread $25.·-· SINCERE BE SERIOUS "' . You wil be automatically billed 9 ¢ IHk• exp'd llc'd Aa·1=----_ .. __ .. ,,,_,.. LONG·HAIR Dissatisfied with being Clanlfied la..... alatant. Call P•trlck Movfng, muat J •Ill SWF, 21. 5'9", blue CLASSY alone, bar scene & c 0 N v IE NI.NT for each minute. Tenor• 9SS.8800 Thomasville '1(1'\lng eyed, blond, very •c· 40'a, honeat, kind, posalblllly of aids? whether you'r• b4JY· _,,...,......,,.,,_...,.~....,,, -.---Ht, oak, table 'wt 3 live. but shy, with a healthy, European, Monogamoue-mlnded, Ing, "lllng, or Just rUlM!llllHa11S11 RIAL llTATE I IEITI• leaves Hats 8. ad• good NnH of humor. seeking men over e·, up-beat,. good·looklng looking, cluafned haa PllL F.arn $3,000 mo + In Included, cane 14'ack, Seeking SWM, 22·29 open minded, one SWM,·30+ aeeka ap• what you nffdl "DD IT I 0 N ° f 8 chairs plue J!P.Jg• who enfoya beach ac-women, one man cial lady to share life. PILOT CLASSll"l•D comm'• to 100% + Credenza. S1895. Mint tlvltlea. #4112. only. #4107. #3094. 842 ... 78 Tmg. No dHk fH. condition SHl2 __ c.ia_ •_s_s-__ sa_oo __ -:::---:--·~--- r ; NALS USE THIS FO~:f\.1 TO PLAC~ )',_;1J k' ~RfE PERSOrJAL AD , FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLY AM ColHri Wll Be Chor~ Reglb Rate. l OTV: Ml: ZJP: ---'* •• • ... '• 0 ---...................... -.. ... ____ ....,.. .. _ ......................... ... _________ .......,.., ................. ,.. ........ . -............. __,.,. ... _ ..... ______ __ ... .._.... .............. . -NllllllClftlladlC..Mmflllt ... .., .. c•U1 tCA .. 0 • ••• ·- , ' 11 r) f I 1' I ' , IHI? T ............ Cllllll .... -__ .. ..., ............. .. arw,_..• ..,.,..., .. .,_ -••s ,, ...... ...,,., .......................... .......... E ........... llmllll.C fl"I -It I u•n ............. " __ ... .. I I .. -. ........ ... ........................ ,.u 11 ,_....., ........ .. .... .., ..... _; .. . Movlng, must erythlng goea. eratM, mlcrowa"41a. fUr· nlture. misc. '6 1200. MS-0281. ,. Sel yow prMJte PGr'Y ,,.... .. "' Not Ckmifted Conmrity ~'" Cal .. Plot..,,. 642·S678 -~ .. ... « ....... 3 LINES far 3 DAYS fW 3 IXKS -........... - • November 28, t881 - •• Lthli .,., ................... ,..,. ..._.T >C1M1 _.,. ~ '* 119. ~ 9. 4*, AMto Nr, a.en Nu ... , .... , Ch.,, .... ~ oi ~ ., ~ ia.-Cel ltl.00. ~ 'O day fMe' L-....., """' Tom "' l"leet ..... 81o ~ w/~. do_,...,._ Owli9r S.1~11 dlr atoclc ._. lllllrttt Mine encl 11*-*'D· ''mt< elao. '1toll90 Lio# PSNtO e1e1e to: o.N ~ •t~ S7t-Olt?9. ThlodOn Robins ~""'~!.. ... I.~ IOft bey.,.. 71_._. ___ 10 llllll• .... ,, 11 POID EDLOltD Like newf l.lc 112VCH241. ltll,IM TOYOTA OP COSTA MESA 722·2000 Newpt hh, CA 11lee3, blue ca;:ao OOQd,1111 ........ "VV :::s:.... '7wt::,_oc1cll 91 FORD T·llRD ·n ~ k/blk Fully Loaded, auper MOORING w/H' COIOo leather 1nte..1or. ?tk clean. Low mll••· l'J. Nido. Xlnt location, ml, en equipment, ex· nanclng available, mOIMIC' ready to Hit. 850-cellent condition S12,995 Call Tom In ... Of • 1118. thfO\IOhout, tS,250 Fleet Sal .. 548-4658. l!xchanot usao •L•CTIUC obo. 4M-M31. ~~:~~k:J88013a.uc MCOAATOA col... 80ATS exc:ellent '18 Cadlllac Flfftwod T'"-od Robl We plat" (M s*nt· ,~ O&r11ge Sala cond, great price•, a.dan, Bo•• stereo, nw Ore nl IM °" fine china) by handpalnted •l•loh' cd Gery 845-eet2. moonrt, burgundy, ' FOf'd.llUIU 1M1 I.DUI D2IO O"ty 1700 mllee, (2UTft2') LDVIOF WUTMINITIJI 13590 Beach Blvd. H2-e904I 1•1 LEXUS LS400 L • a t h • r ·• u n r o o f· tlllrea and custom wh••••·t•l•phone (2WMP830) LEXU,I OP WEITM~NSTER 13590 Beach 81vd. a92 .. eoe l.INCOt.N 0 120 ~&n M. Knowtff. decorated ralndHr: 115,500. 969-4212. 714-842.0010 F tufM llC9M9I fl'om Jewetry, palntlnga, tll7 CIMARRON V-45, --------'90 Mark VII, LSC, bur· mov • mualcal. Cfy9tal, antlqu", and Xlnt cond. Low mites. 91 FORD TEMPO gundy, Ilk• new, alloy In Oftglnal boxea, collec:llbl .. , Shirley ,.ully loaded. Very QL u>aGON whit, aunrr. flnanc b9el"I dtaplayed. Temple doll, fumltura. 15 foot C«on9do w / nic.. 17800. 984-1478 "" avall, fact warranty, ~.\t!Clll() '•I> ll•)l)I/\ b.!10/ VOl\11 •t.'H• 11 lllRC COUGAR 11 TOYOTA CIUCA GT ·ao 240 en. 1 ownr, N-... utyt Com• ConY P/W P/L T*' lrtlmac. o ,ooo ml, down a ... 1 M.,. • • • 1 '" eu11roof. llhr Interior, 117,()41. Johneon dis,. ,c.s. Uc 2F2Y4M, s12.to0. C<ul••lcass. ~=~ 12~'. "~~ $10,487. TOYOTA _720-_,_58_5_· ---- cosT • •14.e4a OF COSTA MESA 87 VOLVO 740 Ptu1 w , llcenM & 722·2000 TURBO SON. doc fHa TO 0 • Johneon a Son 91 Y T,. LAND Auto, P/W, P/L. S/R, I Ml ~I \• I 11 ''· I .• _.... "°""° Mid\ ... thla beauty! One of l!urope•a flneal road ~•I Leaehet ln- tariot, moon roof a load• of axtraal (694218) Come dOWn & check out ow nne used car loll Llnootn Mercaury CRUISER Uc#110890. '10,887. 540-5830 L 1 k • n a w 1 TOYOTA OF Johnson I Ion Lincoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvcf Costa Mna. Ca 89 VOLVO 245 DL 1.,...-_540-__ s_e3_o;......;.._ MITSUlllSltl u 14~1 LI c "' 2 u E F 8 g 8 • COSTA MESA $28,891 . 722·2000. 87 MITSUBISHI TOYOTA OF CORDIA COSTA MESA WGN. Rolla Royce for Sale 5 apd, A/T, atefeo ___ 722_·_2000.;..;... ___ 1 c aaa, cstm whl•. 91 TOYOTA MA2 sporty turbO power! (550180) 13,395 turbo...S apeed·fHI Ptrformince machlne(2VZS889) LEXUS OF Mltaublahl WESTMINSTER 19202 Beach Blvd 13590 Beach Blvd. ... UTo. AJC. P/L. Ser 2 owner car. Onglnal •831175 $13,889. owner Michael Nesb4n T 0 YO TA 0 F of The Monkey•. cu<-rent owner Susan Tan-COS TA MESA credl. 1978 Sliver 722•2000 Clouel, 63,700 ml, ex· VOI.KSWAGON 9236 M "a gr.at CMat· pine baby cradlH traJI". Hoo 17 Ct . k>aded 4dr, Auto, fully SUS,900. e&M212. '81 gfft. ~ 1250 new deluxe Marcy ~2205. exce::':~~on~ondlllon • loaded, auper clean 1---------'85 VW Golf, 5 tpd, AMJ 1116 Mt. ....... call """'· FrVSaVSun 8-5 . • S7 995 Financing '11 LINCOLN FM C••a •1c n~ Huntington Beach 89a.eeoe 9$8.()233 cellent condition, ma.lnlalned by Merv Wright. Your wife could ride In style over the Holldays. $26,800, cash ok. 973-4l673. Call m·f for appt bewt 1 ().3. 9A I ·1 9 3 3 •ft• r r.:,"'•ar1V blrdll 2001 21 ft lalander, 4·4 Mari-VS. lo mllff, clean, ~abl~. Can Tom In aaanK VII LSC c1u1ch~ bra~s: f~;i Sltopm. Or calf any. l<ewamM Vicinity Av-ner 0/8, lleepa 4, well c.ared for I S7200. f I• et s a I a• 5 4 8-""'" 1 •83 280zx golO turbo '83 lsU1u. 4-wh"I drive, 1 • ...., ..... ve me~. ocado/PCH hs•1oado1'moN•wsp103~01o'b"oP 984-1478. 4658.0dlr Stock ThH I• b•I auty •loaded! Mop, 5spd . runa roll bar, off road ~~:.·.sJ~~:~· $3400 ,, ti 8 8 0 0 8 8 •• eathar, moon gr ea II 98k ml' S3 950 llghla, runs ttron_g. -------- 7 ~ Hawaiian veca-723-0832. Ucll'2Uxw128 roof. JBL aound, air obo. PP 894•5;22: $1900. John 675-e817. 1'170 vw Bug, rad. '"' 8dn for 2, 1285. Call l·F--------tlle CELEBRITY T'---.1 R bl bag • Iota Of extras '85 Bronco II 5 apd l omatlc, stick , runs ANTIQUES & CLASSICS H2~0 rtoW white they tut. ~~~~ • !~n; S~~~r. EUROSPORT nwuuOre 0 ns make thle car atand 85 NISSAN MAXIMA AC, ps, am 'tm casa: great/looks great. t..aoo-934-5865. good condition ssoo. Loaded! 13500 obo Ford-llUIU out. Only •23•99o SEDAN lugg" rack 6 cyl runs $2000. 969-5975. 1929 Mercedes Benz. Coll t lV·n-o.•-_ _.1• FRI a SAT. Blkea. radial •""""'"90 7t.-~•.-2--10 <639974) Come He great n..:,er ott 'road --------540K replica IF d •1 .. '""' ,_,le arm uw, room rvc. 7fS0.7790. .,_.,..,.. --vv our quality used car 6cyl, A/T, A/C,P/S, P/ $4500 bo 1 1j 77 vw Superbeetle w or g aawat•·•ouven ,._ tlrH, toola, 3500W 1189 CHEV 810 P.U. Iott B, P(W, POL, lilt, C/C, w835-3f51 h~~~34;~ convertlbla, all white, ~~~s ·=~1.2·:~.~ .,.. lt-$40, ~ generator, Tandy Catm whla, cuatom Johnaon & Son AM/FM, Stereo Cass. very clean, lllnl cndtn, obo 644-7233 EilhlM bike a atalr· computar, Atarl 400, bumper, Cau,1.0. moorpoof, catm 1989GMCS15P.U, 67Kml,S5500 · · ber, both unuaed, hanging It fixture, vac· 1 tt76 le.see 88 HONDA ACCORD Lincoln Mercury whaela. Luxury sedan· Manual trans Calif (303) 963·9191. LIMOUSINES 9276 putetlzed, deluxe uum, am applances, 1956 CHRIS CRAFT TUTTLE CLICK 540-5830 economy price . Special Lo.;, lo~--------warranty. Orlglnal LPa, book•, hous• Woody, grHt cond, ale. c/c. alereo cass.1..,...--------$7,395.(802781) mllas' (11 .178) 86JettaGL,gold,linted '89 LINCOLN 70' Heh, Wiii take wares, decor & misc. new •nolne. $8000. NISSAN Uc#2YMB4S7• "·986· 89 llNCOLN PERFORMANCE se eee wndws, fog lls, sun rf, Stretch·llmo by Clas· "' "" h 8 4 • t V I I 71"" """""'~ ...... "845 H b B"·d T 0 Y 0 TA 0 F MITSUBISHI • pull out stereo, car sic· 42K miles royal ~115 He · 55M7t8 "' · a • n c a ...... .,..,...... • {;oat': .f:..... · CONTINENTAL TUTILE CLICK cvr, A/C, prfcl cndtn. blu'e, TVNCR,' radio, ~1-6UM. (W&mel'/Newtand) IJ40-e410 COSTA MESA. Signature Serie•. Thia 968·0233 NISSAN $5300 obo. 650.2399. CD w/jockey box, cus· , autMntlc Cab-Qarage Sale-.everal 722·2000 car I• extra clean with 87 NISSAN SENTRA 2845 Harbor Blvd 89 VW JETTA tom bars + Ice chest, • Patch Doll•, fam, llvlng rm/dining 88 CHEVY CAMARO load a of apeclal Costa Mesa cellular phone w/ex· uMd, Ilk• new rm/b•drm furniture, IROC equipment. Only 4dr, A/T, A/C, Power 54o-e410 4dr GL 4cyl. AIT. A/C, ternal speaker. Orlgl· ..ch. 882-8288. excellent condition, ••BALBOA ISLAND $13.080 Come ... llereo, brakes, stereo/ P/S, P/B. Slereo cass. nal private owner. Al- aome antiques, 11/29/ 18' Power $225/mo & Auto loaded, aunroof 89 HYUNDAI EXCEL thl• beauty todayl cass, good runner, SELL Good runner, great ways garaged. Excel· PE antiques, Turk· 30, 12/1. 1724 Main St 32' Sall $400/mo. Avl 17,995. Financing (6287360) We have 60 great prlcel (538099) Pr Ice . ( 5 3 8 O? 9) I en t con d It Ion. Ruge, mlac. Uqul-Nowl 752·2881 available. Call Tom In Coupe~4 cyl, 51pd, A/ other flne used can. $8,395 S8,99S. $30,000. 642·1888 or • sa.1e. sat to-4, MUST sew Stunning 1.,.._______ FlHt Sales 548-4658. c. AM/FM/ Cass, cstm Johnson & Son Performance your used vehicle PERFORMANCE 645-0777 ~dh!~:i~~1.Ct. Npt ::'1:. .. ~.~ ta~~~~ 3~.;P~~c~~~~.;~;~ 1n ~-i.~~1°07055 ~=· N~cx~r• (2~~~~; Lincoln Mercury Mitsubishi ths4~-~~;i~ed MITSUBISHI Make the right move. raal wood. like new. Theodore Robins S4.395 2828 Harbor Blvcf 19202 Beach Blvd 968·0233 Pilo1 Real Estala Twct authentic Cabbao-$385. 962-8288. Performance Costa Mesa. Ca Huntington Beach ===· '•tch 00111. w/blrth Fof'Cl.lauzu Mltsub'-hl 540.5830 968-0233 c.,ilflcat• 1983, nevet 50' Sllp, Sailboat only, 71" a.12 ""'10 •• Ulted $40 each. Great Udo Isle. No over· .....,,.. "VV 19202 Beach Blvd Xmas preaenta. night. Utls Incl S550 Huntington Beach , 882-8290 mo. 720-0289 96&-0233 _.,....~~~~~,,,__....,..,MOVING SALE. Too '85 White T·Blrd Elan --------llHOUS• UL•t much to Ulll 11/30 & Upper Newport Say up VS, 94k ml. loaded, 89 HYUNDAI SONATA Mena Sportswear t2/1, 8am-3pm. 1518 to 40' Power Boat utll well malnl by m• 4d 1 o A/C PORSCHE 9175 LINCOLN '71 Contlnental. 460 eng. runs good s1495 1970 911T Red, exclnt Must l'HI 842.()567 running cndtn. Wiii consider trade $8,500 MAZDA 9125 494·2183. 1111111 By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANN AH HIRSCH Propert, Of Anita Lana, N .B . Incl. No overnll... chanlc, need• minor A~iFM ·c 111n ' 1990 PORSCHE 944 1580 Monrovta, N.8 . (Hlghland to EtlHI•) 84&-en2. coametlca, under blue 11 1 se :~very low 88 Mazda MXe hl CABRIOLET White, N h So h 1 bl Sft'lplS/Olactn #"2nd• 845-4053 book for quick sale m es ' · Loaded w/accessorles alloy wheels, Im· Ort · ut vu ners e. $3800 obo. 760-5421. Low mlles. S7000. maculate. Wiii trade. deals. 722·7942 S25,900. 669-4212 NORTH 1980 Ford Mustang, au· • K J 9 5 2 Larve Yard S•I• late tomallc. 4cyt, hatcnbk, '81 Jaguar XJ6, excel· '1 K 10 5 2 look great, run• well. lent cond, lo ml, must Photo Enlatgef, S.Mler 50•, early 60a Xmas $1500. 640.7804. see to appreciate, •77 Pampered 28oSE, 1985 Toyota Tercel 2 dr 0 K ~ 4 2 23C, 50mm, Fuji lens. decorations, not uaed. 1.,.8.,. FORD S6900 obo. 495-7610. showroom qually, HB. only 59KI One + Void St.85 obo. ~841. Lota of mlac, new & • • A I I owner, new brks, new WEST EAST ' u·-"" 311 N Coo...,r MUST'•UQ mer can. vory. i • ...... ...-"" '85 Jaguar XJ6 4.2, all S9,000 642·2255. I re•. FM cass, good • 7 8 • Q 8 4 Dr betw 8rookhursV xtras/recrds. t owner, 1...,,----..,,,=-----cond $2700 Euclld. ,.ltd.., M, no Aulo, pa, Air, pw, CC, 1990 420SEL h I . . Q J 4 v 8 ........ bl .... •I _, Ou aavert (11 t81) xlnl car, moving! • c arcoa 754-01 96 () A Q 10 8 7 60 J 9 3 -·r •v s7 558 must ••Ill reduced wttan Int. pp. Im· ('l\l\11-:lll\S ~ t;t . ..llJll'Mt-:N'I hOl h Transportation South sat South on thia hand from the 1942 North American Board·•· Match teams, and waa partnered by John Crawford. surely a candidate for one of the future calendars. The bidding wu sophisticated for t.boee days-a cue-bidding sequence in which Goren finally decided to take the push to the grand slam when Crawford's paaa of seven clube COD· firmed firat·round control of that auit. OF IUSIC1 TUTIL'E CLICK to s10Kobo, 499-6870. maculate, only 14K 1990TOYOTA4-RUNNER • 9 7 3 +AK JO 8 4 2 ml, 148.000. 840-1310. This beauty Is extra SOUTH Cqmplet• aet of I NISSAN 1984 Jaguar, excellent 88 5,.0 SL cleanl Has custom • A 10 3 Deciaru ruffed the opening lead Bradford Exchange 81 •c111u LEGEND L 2845 Harbor Blvd co ndition, sapphire 1 1"' 17 •5~ ml, wheels & large tires! .., A Q 9 7 8 3 and it wu obvious the fate of t.be DECORATOR coll• " u"" ,..~ blue. S9000, repair ea green. c rme Must see to sps»ecl-• uld h' · lei'• plat" (Alt paint· onty 14000 mllea-must ..,.,.ta Maaa history avail 646-4150. wh .. 11, lmmac cndln, atel Ask for Larry <> Void cont ract wo mge on gueumc IQj;a on. fine ~ by ... (034748) 540-8410 0,,. OWMr, take over (004057) • Q J 6 5 the location Of the queen Of apMiea. Ectwln M. Knowtea. LEXUS OF 88 FORD RANGER 1 ORO Jaguar. XJ8, ie ... lbuy 723-1513. Johnson & Son The bidding: There are tboae who would flip • ~""" ecenea fl'om WESTMINSTER Super cab 4 • ' XLT ~~~~Y .. ~~•n•~"!.!>1~ Lincoln Mercury South W•l North Eut roin mentally; others would offer up the movie muafcal. 15 ft Boeton Whaler Incl 13590 BHch Blvd. Auto, fully loaded. low 2629 Harbor Blvd" 1 v 2 0 3 ~· • • a prayer. Goren el~ to aee what Siii "' orig!f\111 boxiee, 30 h/p Yamaha, """' aea..eoe mllea, clean, financing whMIS. amtfm tape, ,.,.1 MERCURY .. <> p 11: • Dbl be could learn about t.be nft'er b9el"I dhptayad. greall lo hra, Hrvlc• avallable. $9,995. Call blk w/cam8' leather • Costa Mesa, Ca .. .. u distribution. Mak" a grHI Chrfs1· records, very clean, Tom In Fl .. t SalH Int, new Ures. 36,700 CAPRI 540.5930 8 ~ 7 • p.. p._ maa gift. Aaklng l250 aeldom uHd, well 54M658. Dir Stock ml, Sl5.000. 840-0206 Conver1lbla. This culie 83 Corolla. tan 2 dr 7 Q P.. P.. P.. Four club ruffs in dummy were ,._. Mt. Please call maintained, graat for •78 •MW..a33c:alAJT Al 11'807049 Uc 11'3W2· _ev_e_•_·_644-_22_5_9_d_a_va_._ has auto trans, pr• sedan, Moving. Must Opening lead: Nine of • inte~withf°'ndiamoodntfft =~ • 't,,3 cJ. '~ fl•hlng/fun, se,295 c, wht on blue leather t>027 .. • 1990 XJ6, black wttan mler aOYnd, AJC & Sam S2500ob0 Good Bridtfr Tod¢>' bu publahed the in hand. That establiahed that MCh tttlle. eHve meaaege. obo, 722·2900. Interior, xlnt cndtn Theodore Robina Interior, 6,700 ml, Iota morel Must '"' cndtn. 83l«K>O X311• tint of a planned. eeries of bridie defender had started wit.b uact.ly ________ 111 ft. Regal, Th• s.. $5900 4M-2183. Ford·llUIU showroom perfect, ~;!~ !~°,.·9:: fl~: 88 TOYOTA YAN calenda danf B. fJ~l~-i~bfeaturnb ·~~g· nine cards in the ~or IUita, leav· HOllday entert~l":i'°? bring rnode4. 1988. In-•'88 5251 1 own•r. 714-842.0010 ~~s~e~~~ f~ sg:r~g: used auta. to choose CONVERSION en o n,.. •. ~ moot naa .a ini both Eaat and West with four ~-!~:! P•~•-=~ ~ld/OUtOd boarddtn ABlphak ahowroom new, low•--6-1-E-5-0-,_-.-90-0-$30,000, 831•5596, from. (8623013) 4cyl. A/T, AIC. PIS. P/ bandall • played by one of ~the pme • ~r-awt dcarda. Declarer caabedand 7.pc altver lazy auaan, ...,... en · an m 11 e •. •a c r If 1 c •. • 1 """ Johnson & Son e. tnt. AM/FM cass. -~une great.a together wa a por· the ace an queen of bea1U. rl4IV8r uHd. dlacont'd repo. Make offer S28.5K. 597·5348 uaa1 Llncoln Mer cuatom palnt-•ofa trait of the st.ar. (Available from foundoutt.batEaathadstartedwit.b quick, mu•t 1e111 1_________ w"" cury B .of-oda .,.. t.b Item, no longer avall· Avery & Co. 875-8990. Auto ~ While only 540.5630 bed. rear A/C and ri,.. .. T y, 18 Village View oluff. a alniJeton heart, hence ree abte, Sacrifice at 1995 --------1984 BMW 318 3154 m .... utte new, 1986 Cherokff, exlnt --------more. S7.995. Boa F. Ballston Lake, N .Y. 12019, 1padee. That made Eut a S.to-2 .. obo, 850-9170 23 fl Cabin Cruiser, 350 Black, aU10mallc, low Flnanclng Available cond. 74K ml, 1 •tt MERCURY PERFORMANCE $9.95 plus $3 poatqe & handlin&.) favorite to bold t.ba queen. P1-yins , .. cu In Volvo ou V8 1/0 mll•• <422501> Call Tom In Fleet owner, $6950 obo. ., .. LE WAGON LS MITSUBISHI For obvious reaaona. our favorite the percentages, Goren croued to eng, lo hr•. loran. LEXUS OF S•IH 548-4658 646-7218, after 6pm """ ···--f th b . f d fin---..1 •L-deplh aounder, many S S Dir stock 41880143 Uc weekdays. Thi• car Is completely 968-0233 p....,. ..... ie o e mont appears ID the Iring o spa et, eaeeu um ten Ptteka.rd S.11, P88810 >ettu, wall atrong tr1r, WE TMIN TER 4'4HG0785 loadedl Moon roor.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ March. &nd claimed the grand slam, and ClJMPUTEHS t1018 *f~O MB Hard Diak. S13,000 obO 846-5106 13590 Beach Blvd. Theodore Robina lea1har, Interior. co The legend is Charles Go~n. who with it the title. t~ monitor w/Epaon 892-e908 fOfd·lluzu player & morel Undor few Ad Action --------------------------80' column prlnler, 25 ft cabin oruleer 1811117 BMW 325 714·6•2·0010 8000 mllH . Come lfrl. M+17e:J. Relnelt, 302 Mercury, -1991 LEXUS ES250 down & Sffl Ask for Cal a 1/0. Ice bx, atove, ale, leather, all pwr. SELL LeatheMnoo.ltoof-CO. Larry (604467) .. alnlk, enclHd toU•V caa•. white •11.750 telephone(2SFS763) Johnson & Son -. pmp out. Nws>• ounes ORANGE COAST LEXUS OF ~ ~. Muet ... , e.. JEEP ... 0 l!!'•QLE your used vehicle Lincoln Mercury AD-YIS(I ,,.. v;u HY t lll!S & \ll I' l ·ll..' • tate .-. snoo obo. "" 5" throunh classified WESTMINSTER 2826 Harbor Blvd Bea11tlful full length 714-'174-0531, 714-1-I00-622.JEEP a •2 13590 Beach Blvd. Costa Mesa, Ca 642-5678 ~fur coaL R• 530-7831Wttnds. 7141549-8023 v4 ·5978 ee2-eeoe 540-5830 vwalbl• u ralncoet ----------------------------------------..., ___ ll!J!llll __ _.. Wlh fUr trim, Euro- pe.an hooka. Hanify ""°"" "50. ~-4321 lUQ2. .. ·u 2 -"KC LhHO Apeo male & f..-n.,., ct\emo ,ton blood HnH, beMltltul offaprtng. wllt not Mparate, ffM to glllDd home. 846-0217. \1,...,11\1 I I\' Ii' ·.·1 '.I , • •I atyle. aund tall for prindples. M1ny of your delll'ft will ~ ful(lllfd lonight. SCORPIO (On. 23-Nov. 21 ). lnd1· vldu•I who m•dt trror tonctrnlng time, inon.y will m.a~e amends. Your vi-• att vlncUcaetd. Credibility I.I ft· ttored. FonMr teedwr wlll M at your aide. C.nmr, Aqu.t1riU1 perw>na plly by '°'"' SACITI'ARIUS (Nov. 2l·DK. 21 ). You'll add to ward~. you'll ai.o bt ~ plftlltd Wllh body IN!p. l.ol\g· distanc'9 ('Oft'lmunk.tlon re&.lft to aorial affair, pomlbl• fou.rMJ. l'hlloaopl\i<al ~ c... lll• .twp, dMr locw. C.URICOaN (DK. 22-)en .• 19): O.· fy tftldltlon In favor of your own "tn.te fwllnp." Y~'ll i..m lftON about tu. I~ nqul,..--.nta. tnftfttoty, money held In noow. Lo•" nlatlOM.hlp lt1'0ftl wt nqw,.. at-.ntlon AQUARIUS (Jan 20·F•i>-II). • l"MCIJ for cht,_. ol IUntrery. varMty, •to1•nt from OM who wMn "lltU((fd .tllrt." ~ po111poalty, fight for ltpl rlahts. Atwntlon alto t'1'¥0lll'fl el'O\lftd ,.rtMnhlp. lfMP. -~· PllC1l9 ibb. lt·Mltth 20): lndl· ftd'6ai whoca.llMd. "I'll probtbly MV• ff .. you•'"'" ....... ~ .. ,.., doontep. Foclll ello • ntMla, ,.,.n ~ .eat'"7. TO..\lhl ,0. N<WIW •'" "''""""" ~ °' ..... 1f NOVIMIH 26 19 YOUa l1RTHOAY1 YO\I WOfk -.U w.._" ....... le Oft -J'C* lllYUI c!Y& ..... ............ v ..... mi-~. aN CO.pltttiW, .. iclH •• , ........ ............ c::.Mlr.~ ...... ...., ......... 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With· the Holidays just around the corner now is the time .to take advantage of the special offers and pick up some great gifts. Check the listing in each TuesdQy's Pilot. I I How To Eam Your Pilot License! : Nome -------------------------- Become a Pilot subscriber and get the ·community newspaper delivered three times weekly-GUARANTEED! : Address ________________________ _ : ('1ty _________________ Zip _______ _ : cm ephone ________________________ _ : SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS PAYMENT Fill out the subscription form or for faster SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 3 Months $8.58 I o Cash D Check # ____ DOther __ _ D VISA/MC/AMEX ----------------------:· Ex~. Date --------------: results Call Our Super Service Hotline 6 Months $17.16 12 Months· $34.32 (714) 642-4333. I Signature --------------• L---------------------I ·------------------------------------------------------------------· MAIL TO: The Pilot (Circulation Dept) 330 w. Boy St., Costa Mesa CA, 92627 Tal<e advantage of these special oilers at these participating merchants · •oronte ·•r or Blvd • 646-1225 • CM 20° OFF Entire Check , lunch or Dinner APPAREL THE GRANT BOYS < r •creation Supplies/Apparel ,,. "-• ... ; ,,. Blvd • CM 645-J.d(X) fk'fE Po/f of Fuenz• Thlnsulol• Ski Gloves ($9.99 .u pl) With purchase ol any R~. Price Jock_, PA .AO GIARDINI o•nos f or Mon -'/ i•NJ J 1uge ,,.: ' .' t; ~ "c II I • 1'1;8 • 615 4044 :'C'-Off Merchandise .>111?1 ['f s ' r ~-'c:'l v~ornon. & 3oys • ( • i '> • 110 •CM 631·3222 ~fr.n s • Women's • Boys rull1I.E NECKS $5.99 I (Many Colors) s. M, L. Xl itOY STEP SHOES I ,C'~ • -"' "' .... or-or I ' ... •011 S:ioos 1n SCA ( J rJpp r1g Confer • Orange I. • j ' , I Add1l10nal 10% Off out $19.97 Sal• Gtoup AUTOMOTIVE BENZ & BEAMER IV ritr·• onco & Repair I . IOI St .185 . CM 668-0882 Lubrication Service .t Safety lnspflCtlon $J9.95 1Sme 50%) HEALTH/EXERCISE SHAPE ·UP NEWPORT full ,,arv.ce I toollh Ctub 1roo Irv.no Ave ~stcllff Plaza)• NB 631 -3623 JS-.. Off R~ulat Enl'OUmfH>t Fee FOOD/RESTAURANTS ABBONDAN2A Fresh Posto & Seafood RestalKant 3421 Via I ldo • NB 67S-8973 Buy I Lunch, Get 2nd Hol "'1ce 8ENIHANA Joponeso CulSine 4250 Birch St • N8 955-0822 ~,..,,..,...,1Vclta9d Nl-ltltl-Ccrl-ta#MN lcJtip«:ld d I IUD • GaG PIZZA CC>llmet Pizzo. Pastot. ~ 6 Buffalo 1115 V1ci0tl0 St • CM 722·7586 ffltE ~ llDJF 1'1QM O»pur:hale~ ~ Lovt·s IAR. c.RIU. Newest member of Love's 8otbecue 20111 Bl'ookhurst • HB 968-7500 ~Off 2nd 9'lfrN d eq.Jd Of,..., WJl» . LI'S RESTAURANT M<nbh. Sz.echwm & Cootonese O.isi'le 8961 Adorns • HB 968-.5050 10% Off Food To Go • $ 10 M.wrun MA BARtCERS Down Home Country Cookln· 154 E. lnH ST.• CM 646-4303 . 20% Off Any lreolckut, Lunch Of DltvuH .. (sony,s.nk>r Clttz«U MMtu and • Speclals•.xcluded) MO'S NEW YORtC PIZZERIA Pizzo Corry-Out/Oelivery 1673 lrvlne Ave.• CM 722-1212 Latge 16• 1 Topping Pizza-Only $7.50 ZPIZZA aawc & Gollmet Rm> So. Coast Highway • COM 675-4100 & Vio Udo Plaza • NB 723-0707 $2 Off Any Sb ltdel1klllolKJI l'fzzo FLORISTS CONROY'S Rowers & Arrangements Delivered Worldwide 3601 Jamboree •Bock Boy Court • NB 252-0222 $5 Ott Any Fd AnongerntMI (min. $25) I iiJ ;t ~I I Ill d tJ:nlit1 ij: nl.,. ANOTHER MAN'S TREASURE High Quolty Consfgrvnent Antiques & Fl#nlture 1621 E. Ednger •SA 836-6 160 (be1Ween Lyon a Gf<rd '°" Oii °" Nleodyt.ow ~ CARlTONS LINOLEUM Unole\XTl. Corptt, Wood, Mable. Tiie 2542 COOlt HW( •NB 574-7470 FfH "'1ldllt11 ~ •NoScNITax CROWN FlOOI COVERING Aoor a Window Cover 2760 S. HafbOr 8111d • SA 979·7694 a.r.m:-.: C'1l!P# I I 1 .'lfl'/d. lndalled UEPCINBPlUS Nottonal lrand Mafffeaes &C~FUTIIM• 3601 JambatM Aoad •NB 833-0561 w. .. ,,,,, ......... IUCIC"I aoac tHOPP1 Rne ~ New•~ OOdCa 1731"' t'T•Dr.• NI 631.al& ... .., ... Clocll· .... GIFTS & COLLECTIBLES FOIEVER FRIENDS til.l'Tlmels. Amalee. Precious Moments. Hogora 8t Dolls 1727 Westditf Dr.~ NB 650-5535 IDSOlt.Any~ ftcU:lng Chtflllma1 lleml HAIR STYLIST EUROPA Je$11ca Nall ~ Fothlon Island. Me 320 • NB 759-«X>4 IDS alt ltte A~ llwnovo/ (lleg. $20) HOME IMPROVEMENT PlAltS HARDWARE Ming. Screenng. Custom Point Tint1ng 2666 Hart>or • CM 546-708) One FIN r-r.., l'tlchale SICYUQHlS IV WESTON Relldent1ol It Commet'clol ~ Ntolatlonl 3617 W. MocAtttu Blvd. #506 • SA 54S--9793 1KOl1d~h6 ... wt ~RE.INC. Wholetale ~doof' Plants 8t Accessories 20391 SN 8'ch St. •SA HGTS. 7~790 RIEE '°"«Y-. Any 1VchoM JEWELRY ANDIE VAHNES JEWEl.IV Jewelry 283 E. 17th St. • CM 631-2202 ao.lr1g OUI S,,.CW·ln O/f N .-Welty KID'S STUFF H CHl.DIEN'l IOOISHOPPE O*S'en'• Ut•<m.e Ii Ed.lcafloool 8ookl 1e.s1 w.tc1rr0rtve. NB 676-142• Illy , '°°*· ,,., 2rtd"' '" ~ WCTASYfOYS ToVS. Garnet. stuffed Anlmoll a Otien'1 8ookl 305 Main St .• Balboa Pernnlulo 673--761> l '°"Off any IVcltoM PHARAMACIES NEWPOlf FINAHC1Al GIOW', .. c. Relldenttol Real Estate Loons 4299 MacArthur Blvd. #'122 • NB If/EE 0.-llapott MrtAny Anled Lam ($50~) Rf1Z a..EAHEIS Oeanng-Alt8fa11ons 3.536 E. Coast Hwy• COM 67s.6114 2594 on Al garment a Household Dry Cl«Jnlng. We Have l"lckup • Delv«r s.Mc• SUCCDSfUl SINGl.ES .. TERNAJIOHAl ~es Meeting Singles 2915 Red"Ml. Bldg F-200 •CM 241-3858 15.00 Ott""' ThoM'fillvlng ldey '°"Y Nov. 2J (Nonnoly 120.tiaJ SPECIALTIES IAY COURT CAIDS a Glf1S Unique Cordi. Oecofattons. & Gitt Items 3601 JombofH Rood• NB 252-8134 JDS Ott.,..,, awwn. Cc:wds IEAat 9'l£AI Fine CollfomkJ Wtnee a.~ Beera 343 l Via Oporto # 1000 Udo Mar1na Vlloge • NB 673-4712 IDS Olf Mix• Malclt COMI CQORATIONS Porty Supplies S> 1 W. Bok• • CM 979-8570 12.00 Ott any~ d polly "'""'". . d9conJlof• d I ID.DO« mew #IYlcfN..poty ..,.....~ DOOGIE OllEAMI a IClnY 9CINB Gfoomlng. ~ •Pet a People Gifts 3601 .lorf¥>0rH at Bristo! • NB 252-1156 RIEE.flows~~ .... Any la "'1cltoM Gl£GOIY GAWIY Ol'lglnat Art, Prtntl. Ctatts a Fromlng 30 Via Udo • NB • n3-0887 n °" OrtiJt'td M •as Oii on fWll••v WINDOW ~RCWJST ~Efldef·~ QM)~ '°" ""' .., COfl TRAVEL LOVIJ0 ... "11- • ThMil '-ICY . _, E. 17th&• CM MMC ., ........ Qll,.,o.11*. " ~---~~~~----~~---~-------------------------~------------------------~~----------'I•.-.---------------------------~ Thursday Nov. 28, 1991 TODAY first hig,h first low 9:03 A.m. 2.4 Second high 2:30 p.M. 4.l Stcond low 9: 16 p.m. 0.5 FllDAY First high Firtt low 10:30 .. m. 1. 7 $ecoftd high 4:04 .,..... l.9 Second low 10:09.,..... 0.9 QU011S OF THE DAY "We think the painting is tasteless and obnoxious, but it doesn't violate any legal definitions of obscenity or pornography.. • Newport Beach City Manager Bob Wynn, in his judgment of a work by controversial artist August Spivey, now on exhibit at a city gallery (A2) • "The secret thoughts of a man run over all things, holy, profane, clean, obscene, grave and light, without shame or blame." Thomas Hobbes COMMUNllY EVENTS •"Fahrenheit 451 ", a drama about a futuristic, book-burning soci- ety. is being presented by Coastline Community College at Corona del Mar High School, 210 1 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. Performa nces are Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m., through Dec. 7. Tickets are S8 and S6. For information, call 751- 9740. •Backstage Theater 1599 Superior Ave. in Costa Mesa, presents 646- 5887. "K2," a drama about the con- quest of a snow-covered mountain. f ridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sun- days at 2 p.m. through Dec. 22. Tick- ets range from $10 to $12.50. For In- formation, call 646-5887. • CIF football championship action continues Friday with Valencia at Newport Harbor at 7:30 p.m. and Mater Dei battling Fontana at the Santa Ana Bowl, also at 7:30 p.m. Fri- day. • Folk music and Java continue to go together with Scott B. playing Fri- oay evening at the Blue Marble Cof- feehouse, 1907 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For Information, call 646-5776. JUST TltE FACTS Brid&e/DJ Busineu,'C1 Oaliffled.'D1 Uo.worcW3 FoocK'9-10 Forum/Al INDlX "' Piii ..-..: -. .... . __,. Special shoppers sectiofVB1 (1 PublisMd Tuesdays, Thursdays &: Saturdays Colurnrist Fred Mat11rv' A3 Circulation 45 ,()()() 25¢ ~--==::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-_-______________________ .:.:.:.:=========:;~ llDlldaJ buiies . soup· kitchen, not airport . - Group hopeful they can continue to feed area's needy · By Ami Cekota S1lft Wlllr • I COST A MESA -Despite an uncertain future, Merle Hatle- berg is confident that today will not mark the last Thanksgiving dinner served by the soup kitch- en she founded five years ago with money out of her own pocket. · ............... "'~".;• "I never push a panic button -I cross the bridge when l come to it," said 67-ycar·old Hatlcbcrg, who founded Some- one Cares Soup Kitchen in the tradition of her own mother, who fed homeless people from the back door of her West Vir- Volunteen prepare Thanksgiving dinner at the Rea center. ginia home during the Great Depression. "Whatever it is, .I can find a good side." EarliCJ' this yea r, Hatleberg learned that South Coast Chris- See HOLIDAY/ID Piii _A determined young man Resident enjoys life and learning at Costa Mesa developmental center Editor 's note: This is the second in a three-part S<:n'es on Fairview Developmental Center, home to many of the most seriously retarded people in Southern California. It has been described as a city within a city, one of the last massive institutions constructed for the mentally ill. But it is also a special place for special people . By Anna Cekola $1111 Wt1tel' Q uick with a laugh and a piece of gossip, Scan is also quick to share with those he ets the turn of fate that would eventually bring him to Fa irview. It's a sad story, but one that Scan tells in an easy-going manner, much like the other stories he's notorious for telling to his many friends on campus. "I was in a car accident," Scan said simply during a recent interview. Moments later, before he could continue his story, Scan burst out laughing when a staff member walked in with his newly-shaved head. "You know Jose, he shaved his head off," Scan -the self described Rona Barrett of Fairview -could later be heard telling a friend. By bis own account, 19-year-old Sean Cruz leads a happy and active Jife at Fairview, which he's called home for the past three years. FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL Special Poople In a Special World Tuescby: An inside look at Fairview, its workers and those who call it home. .... Today: Meet Sean, one of the 1,090 ~ residins. at Fairview. Most of them will spend their lives here. Saturday: Volunteers. To some of the residents at Failview Hospital, the volunteers are the only family they have. brother strapped into a baby scat. His brother is now "in heaven," while Scan suffered massive head injuries and was left with a mental capacity similar to the one he had at the time of the accident. But despite such tragic beginnings, Scan bas come a long way since leaving the care of his mother and entering a g.roup 'home irl Los Angeles. An earlier tendency to destroy propeny hu Man}' Thanksgiving travelers stay on ground HJ Russ Loar Slllr Wltlf NE\\f PORT BEACH -It 1aay be one of the most heavily traveled days of the year, but 'l'hanksf~iving eve at John Wayne , \irport was mellow. Duri rig the holiday weekend, tirport officials say they expect .m incn:asc over last Thanksgiv- ng's 61>,000 air travelers -a :nere trickle in the bucket com· pared l·O San Francisco Airpor1 . where officials were cxpccung 'l\Ore than 90,000 tra"dcr~ on Wednc ·.day alone. "It 's definitely not ;ss bl:d d' '\'C thc·ught it would be," aid .)avid Riedel, supel" 1sor of cu~ omer service at Joirn Wayne \irpon for Northwe t Airlines ·Mo t of the flt~ht'i were- Inside '11' T..., tk:lllttl: For the first time in ye.irs, Cost.a Mesa police suspend turkey giveaway program/A10 "'Holiday hours: What's open, what's not/A10 '11' Giving thanks: The words of William Bradford still rmg true/A 10 boohed full, but the people ha,c:n't been showing up." Riedel peculates the recession ma~ bt> keeping people at borne. A veteran of the manic Na- See AIRPORT/ID ..... Like many or the residents at Fairview, Scan and his family have endured more tragedy than seems possible. Sean was five years old when he was bit by a car while riding a bike with his younger been curbed and Scan has become -._. ... """ See SEAN/M Sean, a F~rview DewJopmencal Cer1ter resident, works at his job deaning the restrooms. Cashing in I . • J I I r I '. ' ) ' ) ~ I ~ r. ' t • ' The Piiot ·License makes Y9U for valuable dlscol)nts end special offers at the participating merchantS listed below. With the Holidays just around the corner now is the time to take advantage 0f the special offers and pick up some great gifts.· eheck the listing in each Tuesday's Pilot. ~ ----------·-----SUBSCRIPTION FO• ----------------· "" I •• How ro· E8l1I YOll Piiot License! . \ . Become a Pilot subsc'l'ioer and get the I : DELIVER TO: ~dJress --------------------------~ . ·yommunity newspaper delivered three times ·weekly-GUARANTEED! c ,,, _______________ _ ~P -~------- PIYIEllT-------- Fill out the subscription form or for faster SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 3 Months $8.58 I SPECIAL IHSTRUCTIONS I 0 Cash D Check# ____ D Other __ _ 0 VISA/MC/AMEX ___________ _ I ·-------- I I I I I results Call Our Super SeNice Hotline 6 Months $ ll.16 12 Months· $34.32 Exp. Dote-------·-------(714) 642-4333. 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CM 668-0882 Lt.bocat10ri S«vk• A Sdety ln.sp«'fon IJ9.95 1 .en fl 50%) HEALTH/EXERCISE SHAPE ·UP NEWPOIT F .Of 1.ce Health ~b ""IJ. ... e Ave (\\9Stcfitf Plaza)• NB 631-3623 JS~ otlR~ulot~rlFH FOOD/RESTAURANTS AllONDANZA F•esr Posto a Seafood R91touonr J.421 Vl'l Udo • NB 675-8973 Ivy I Lunch, <;« '1td Hof hit» . lOVFS IAI a Gal. ~ membef of Love' 1 Barbel::ue 20\ I l Broolct'u1t • HB 96&-7500 sos Off2ttdfl*-ol tlqll0/01 .... ·a. . u·s 11£STAU1ANT . Mcncbl '· Sz8c:tr.M:rt. (;alklr.-(U*le 8961 Adams • HS 90&-5050 '°"Off Food ro Go• 110 ....,.m MAIAllCERS Down Home Ccx.ntry Cooldn' 154 E. 17TH ST.• CM 646...:30.l · 20S Olf Any lfeatfosl, Lwrclt OI l)m. M (.atry,J«tlol ca... MenlJ and • $pflclah ··•eluded) MO'S NEW VORIC PllZDllA fltrzo Cony-Out/Deriver( 1673 INtne Ave.• CM 772· 1212 Lape 16• 1 Jor:iplng ffua-Only $1.IO FLORISTS CONIOY'S ~wers A Atrongementa ~livered Worldwide 3601 JambGree •Baek Boy COl.ft • NB. 252-0222 ,5 Olf Any Fol AllOftll#Wtl.,,,. 12$) FUR NITURE/HO USEHOLD CAIUOHS weota .. l.lno'eUTI , ~.Wood. Mat>&e. Tie 25.Q Co.I Hwr • N8 674-7470 ,,.., $-~-.,.. ....... 1 GI FTS & COLLECTIBLES ~ .... tunm•. Amaee. Precious \4oments. Hogoro a Dolle 1727 Weltdlff Of., NB 650-5535 '°" "" Any l'ulclta# #te~ awwma1..,,,. HAIR STYLIST EUllOM Jelllca Nol~ FOlhlon lllond. Ue 320 • NB 759-«X>4 '°" olt,.. ~ llwnovol "9g.$20) HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAINS HARDWAIE ~.Screening. cu.tom Point Tlnttng ~ Harbor • CM 546-70«> 0.. ,,_Key Mlt 1Vc#toltJ SYUCIH1l IY WlSTON Alll•lttal • Comm«clal __., INtalatlonl 3617 W. MocAtttu Blvd. #!I06 • SA ,. ~ . lftOllf/l~hlbll:ili•• 1llQllC.All, INC. ~ lndoOt' Plants a Acceaooe1 ~1 9N Birch st. • SA HGTS. 756-0790 • ,., hJ#«y Wiit Any~ JE WELRY ANDIE "'""8 JIWILW Jewelry 213 E. 171h 9 . •CM 631 -2202 ai..tw <M -.w.in ott M "-• ... KID'S STUFF wnAIYlOWI TO¥t. ~ aMld Anmall A o-tcnn'a IDGl9 -Mc*t •• • ltllboci,.,.,..... 673-7661 '"'°"",._.,, PH 1\RA Mi\Cl£S NlWPOlf ANAHCIAL QIOUP, .. C. RMdel Itta! Real Estate l.oonl 4299 MocAlfhur Blvd. #222 • NB ,._ RIEE Oedl 8spott Mfl Any AnJed LoaJ ($50\t&w, RITZ a.EANEIS Oeonlng-Alteratlons 3536 E. Coast Hwv • COM 675-6114 25"1. off Al ganMnt. Household Dry a.anlttg. We Have l'fclcup a Delvwy s.Mc• SUCCOSfUl SINGus INTERNA110NA1. ~Meeting Sngle1 2915 RectiN. Bldg F-200 •CM 241-3858 15.00 Olf °"' 11tanbgMng a.tey f'atfy Nov. 2J (Nomtoly 120.00) SPECIAL TIES IAY COURT CA.IDS a 01F11 Unique Cordi. OeCOfaflonl. a Gitt Items 360\ Jambofee Rood. N8 252-a134 Jn Oii ,_,, Clw ... llCll Cards IEACMUEAI Fine Colfomlo WNt a lmpofted Been 3431 Via Oporto # 1000 Udo Matno Vlloge •NB 673-4712 IDS Olf Mix a Maleh CONf caoRATIONI Porty $.Jppl .. ~l W. lk*« •CM 979-8570 • n.oo °" anr pcJtChaM "'palfy ....,,,... • ~ .. ol 110.00 OllnCW ...nc....,,,,,,Y "ff .... d9c<Nalonl DOOOIE OIEAMI I ICl11Y ICINB Gfoomln'1. ~--•P9t. People Gifts 3601 .Jar'rW" d Brtltof • NB 252-1156 Riff' l'owl 1W Marr¥IOO --~--,...... GllOOlrt GAWIY Ortglnal Nt. Prtntl. Oaftl A ffamlng 30 Via UdO • .. • 72).G917 .. OR ~IUI All• In Oil on INiMV .. "T. J l