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Home My WebLink About1992-03-18 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • Mori classified Ids, page 84 ·····-· .. ell 18, 1112 Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 . .. Costa Mesa woman arrested on 3rd DUI charge in six .weeks Despite suspended license , driv~r who crashed into police car picked up again going to be locked up, so 1hey thumb their tlo~c 111.thc syslcm and just keep drinking and driving un11l they kill them- selves or someone else.·· By lor1Ann 'Sasheda Uwrtw COST A MESA -The woman who was arrested for drunken driving scvcraJ weeks ago after she smashed into a po- lice car has again been booked on suspi· cion or driving under the influence or al- cohol -just blocks from the last in- cident -bringing her total DUI arrests to five. has been arrested for drunken driving three times -twice in Costa Mesa and once in Fountain Valley. Police say she also has two prior DUI convictions Crom 1983 and 1985. Leyva failed to show· up for arraign- ment Tuesday and a warrant has been is- sued for her arrest. The last incident took place Thursday, when police pulled the 41-Y.ear-old Costa Mesa residen• over at the futerscction of lo less than six weeks. Kathleen Leyva Spreading same Ir/sh cheer The Marching Ke rrymen, headed by Don R~an of Balboa, visited t he Cannery Restaurant where Regan eerformed an Irish ~ewith a glass of r on the top if his head. The group took to the streets of Newport Beach Tuesday, for Sl Patrick's Day. ,.. ... lllPC llL 111 n.umu tatlmony clllds Hood's all-defense clllnl Second gun found in victim's right hand: witnesses say he was left-handed ey_~!okol Sllll & ANA -I~ dramatic courtroom testimoce Tuescfay. two witnesses cast ~bts on Newport Beach developer James Hood's claim that he acted in self-defense when be gunned down Bruce Beauchamp, who bad been tried and acquitted last year of murdering Hood's 11riCc, Bonnjc. Hood, 48., is accused of the March 2 murder of Beauchamp, a 32·year-old Fon- tana resident who had worked for the developer as a construe· tion 5upcrvisor. Beauchamp's b\&llet-riddcn body was Couftd, with a .lS7·maanwn in his riaht band, in Hood's San Ber· ' nardino County shopping cen· ter leasing office after Hood re- portedly called police to report he'd shot someone. la opening-day testimony at Hood's preliminary hearing, two of Beauclwnp's friends testified that Beauchamp was left-handed, bolstering the prosecution's conteMion that Hood planted the gun. Scott Stines and bis brother Scan Earwood both tc tified that they had even Ken the vic- tim use his left hand to shoot guns on huntinc trips and at local shooting ranees. Earwood, who drove Beauchamp to Hood's office on the morning or tbe shooting, further testified that his friend -...ited into the orrece empty· handed and did not appear to bave. sun. In (act, Earwood ta&ifacd. Beauchamp nu took off a knife he had oa bis bell befon aoina into the oftice becau.sc be SM HOOD,._ .... I Fair Drive and Fairview Road -just blocks Crom where she smashed into a patrol car less than three weeks earlier, totaling both vehicles. Police say an air bag saved Mark Jun, a 23-ycar-old patrol officer who was driv- ing along Fair Drive when Leyva alleg- edly ran a stop sign at Fordham about a hair-block Crom her home. Leyva - who was not wearing a seat- belt miraculously sustained only minor injuries despite being ejected through the hatchback of the Hyundai she was driving. And less than three weeks later, she was back in the driver scat -despite the fact that her license was suspended after a Feb. 2 DUI a rrest in Fountain Valley. But it's no1 the coum that she blames. "It's the community's Cauh, because they won't vole for jails," she said. "No one wants a jail in their back yard, and no one Y.ants to pay for it. So conse· quently we have people like this gal run· ning the streets." "It's appalling," said K:lthy Perry, with the local chapter of Mo1hers Against Drunk Driving. "They know they're not Orange County law enforcement offic- ers arrest more than 22,000 drunken See DUI/ID ,_ Wilson plan could raise sanitation -lees 129 percent Lawmakers searching for revenues explore tapping local districts By Russ Loar SUllWlbr California legislators search- ing for ways to raise revenues without raising taxes may soon be voting on proposed legisla- tion that would do both -but it will still cost you money. Legislation introduced by As· scmblyman Phillip Isenberg (0- Sacramento) would take local property tax revenues away from "enterprise speci:tl dis· 1ricts" such as the Orange County Sanitation Districts to help fund education. But what the county sanita- tion districts lose in revenue .,.,ould be replaced by higher sewer use fees for homeo .... ners. And county officials predict a host of special districts includ- ing local water districts may lose money to the state, forcing those districts to raise fees for a range of services to property owners. Sc\.'Cn of Orange County•s nine sanitation districts .,.,ould lose about S35 million, causing a substan1ial increase in sc.,.,er use fees, according to sanita- tion districts General Manager Wayne S)lvcster. "That .... ould increase the tl\erage household ch:irgc by at least 70 percent and by as much as 129 per· cent," he said. Average homeowner sc .... er fees in Costa Mesa and New- port Beach range from $45 to SS4 a year. ~semblyman Nolan Fnz· zell~ (R·Fouhtain Valle)) said 1he proposed legislation amounts to an end run by state officials who should be cutting the budgets or slate agencies. '"This constuu1es a raid on those funds. and local people at C'\.ery IC\.el ought to be particu- larly mad," Frizzclle S31d. "Taxes arc being increased, but the public is being told thal they are not." BcC3usc Proposition 98 guar- antees 40 percent or the state budget for education. some tale lawmakers arc looking so shift city and county revenues to the state level to help fund those guarantees. Suue officials estimate the funding shaft See FEES/lie* ,_ council adopts general plan Several Costa Mesa property owners say they feel cheated by lowered density limits By Anna Cekola St31wi. COSTA MESA -Capping se,en )e:lrs of work and heated debate, the Cat) Council officially adopted a general plan late Monday that will signiftcanLly lov.er densit) and traffic 1rowth throughout ahe city O\.er the next 20 years. While the adoption or the sl~er-gro.,.,.th plan was hailed a \ictory by homeowner associations. many property Ol*ners beta~-e tbeit d~lopment rights v.ill be strangled by the lowacd density limits. ... So many people in this tO'*n a.re unaware of what you•re doinc, .. real csa:ue aaent Doll Ward told the a>u.ncil ... You're JOiDI to decimate their life uvinp in I lot or instanca. •• . Ot.bcn. bow~r. Wd the plan will curb trarfac probkms and improve the quality of life ror all residents. Before pwi"I tbc plan, the council considered IC'\'Cral last-minute requests from property owners for cbana'H in tbc plan. • designed to guide gr<>'Ath and de"elopmcnt through the year :?010. Among their finaJ dcruaons: •Accepted a last-ditch proposal from CJ. Scgcrstrom & Son that .... ,11 ano ..... South Coast Plan -"h1ch gencr:ite~ the m3JOrity of sales tax revenue for the cit) -to grow by about soo.ooo ~uarc reel in the future An earlier zonm1 hmh in the new general plan .... ould ha\e cut the shoppin& mall's potential gro .. 1b in h:ilf. "Ir this cconom). that this council, e'en for a moment. -as considering ~riously con training outb Co:ist Plu.a. I hope -...ould ha\.e been a tunning headline in the morning." Councilman Peter Buffa said. • Rejected a propoul b) the cw. ners or South Co;bt Metro Center th:it "1.0Uld have all~cd them to bu1IJ up to 640 aputmcots and I 3-acre patk. On a portion of their Anton Boulc\.-ard I t, about double •h•t the) v.111 be all ed unJcr the new ceneral plan. .. We couldn't n~kel anJ dime this general plan apart," u.iJ Councilman Jay Humphrc). •ho v.-.s amona the majority votmg again l tbc reque t. OffJci "'ilh Cwti·EJl&I nd Company y the residential lim.itahons in the pl.a.a SM Pl.NWll* .. 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S • 50 ~ moncti bf a ,,.,., •n ""~ Bf'• h .1nrl (nr.t.t Mf'W S6 S3 Pf'1 mOf' h bl< m.lil .1nd lnr ~ ~ tQU'f'<o ti-. f"05U '~~"I'~ Inc }JO W a.,, .,, LclSU Mtw CA 92&2" ~und-cl.A11 f"""4P ~ .It CO\f,a Mew CA IPrl<'ft ,,, J. .. 11 ~lilr IUtf' .and .. • t.&u-. f'OSTMAStt* Sforld ~ t r~ PikA, P 0 BQ, 1 Sb() l<M.1 ~ V. 42f>U llloot St~" ,, (I "• How to reach u at The Pilot Circubtion Or.mge < tlYnl', Ml ,. BJ Ad\fmj1in~ Cl or,1t4!'dhl]S 8 Ur pl.a; b I J ·Hl I [ d1t01i.al ...,.,.......,. .,40 121 ' port' Ml no port."> I , ti lb .& I 0 Managing Editor Sieve Marble, 642-432 BrieDj · COST A MESA -Facing threats or lawsuits and protests •. from some the biggest restaurant owners in town, the City Council killed a proposed ordinance that would have given them more control over establishments that erve alcohol. "This 1 a very strong anti-bu iness ordinance," said Pierce Street Annex co-owner Paul Hendrickson, echoing the entimcnt of many other re taurateurs who spoke during Monday's public hearin~ t PrhlltB OIBIB .. much to so many people for so long and here we arc in March or 1992." Middaugh said. "He didn't even get disbarred until this past January." .: According to Middaugh, Kenney is now claiming he doc n't have any assets to repay his former clients. But Middaugh said he doe n't believe it and is trying to gain access to funds he cla1ms Kenney has. George Peters, a Santa Ana attorney who represented Kenney, declined to comment, saying only that the case was "a tragedy for the victims and, of cour c, a personal tragedy for Mr. Kenney." -Br LorlAltll lla$1wd• Newport Nlillntl to receive medals Under the proposed ordinance, all new re taurants and bars wanting to en·c alcohol between 11 p.m. nnd 2 a.rn. would have needed condjtiorial use permits. The new rules, including an increase in parking requirements for nightclubs. would have also applied to existing busincsse Two beach-goers are dwarfed by tall palm trees at 15th Street in Newport Beach. ' .... COSTA MESA -Two Newport Beach residents are among 13 Orange County upon change in ownership or the character of the operation . Restaurant owners aid the proposal would ha"e effectively stripped them of their property rights by making it ,;rtually impo ible to sell their busines es, since there would be no guarantee that the new · owner v.ould be able to run the busine s as he fore. "We couldn't ell our business even if we wanted to," sajd Gerhard Ziemer of Henf) N' Harry' Goat Hill Tavern, which the cit) 1 auemptmg to but down. "Ir you can't ell something, is it really your own?" As it no" stand , onJy restaurants and bars wnhm 200 feet of rcsidentiaJ neighborhood need to apply for a conditional use permits. But council members still say a trongcr ordmancc is probably needed to help deal 't\<lth problems between bar owners and homeov.ners They commissioned a pecial conumttcc of re taurateurs and homeowners to help draft a new proposal. Some restaurant owners, however. say a ~ceping ordinance i not necessary, since only about S percent or the 100 bars and nightclubs in t°"'-n h~l\e any problems with the city. · I think there arc some abuses. and that' not nght." said John Waters, co-owner of the Pierce Street Annex. "But identify the club where the problem is and go after them.·· -Br Aaa• C~J.ola Attorney l*'mll gmtty to tlleft SANTA ANA -A once-respected Costa Mesa attorney pleaded guilty Tuesday to 11 counts of theft and embczz.ling nearly $2 million from former clients, but another five counts of tax evasion 't\<Cre dism~d. Michael Kenne) is scheduled to be sentenced July 6. Until then, he will remain a free man -having posted SI million worth of property to cover a $500,000 baiJ bond. He faces up to even yearl> in Jail. Fred Middaugh, an attorney for one of the victims, aid he "all be happy to sec Kenne) serve jail time, but will not ati fied until hll> client ~her money back. In October, Kenney "as ordered by a Superior Court judge to pay $1 l million . re titut1on to former Newport Beoch v.1dov. .Toni Anni tead, but Middaugh said hi client has yet to see a ~nt. "She remain in very difficult financial traits," Middaugh said. Anni tead hired Kenney in 19 6 to help her in a real c tate deal am-ol,mg 4.000 acre' of land. Worth an c t1mated S million. the land was left by her hu band, "ho died in 1983. Kenney, a forme r FBI agent. federal prosecutor and respected criminal defense lawyer, reportedly handed her $13 million lawsuit to two younger younger attorney • and she subsequentl} lo t her case and mo t of her real estate . Kenney then ad\i ed her to declare bankruptcy, sell her Do\er hore home ut 25 )"Cars and place the proceed in a tru't account. her lawsuit 3y The lawyer promised to pa) off her debt\ and lca\e hc.r with about $150,000. Instead, he alleged. he stole S200,<n> from her account and disappeared. Autboritie found Kenney hiding out at a Los Angeles motel and arre led him last summer . "It's a biz.anc ~t of circum tancc from the standpoint that he was able to do"' .Sheriff deputie v.ho will receive "awards at the fourth annual Medal of Valor luncheon at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel today. hcriffs Reserve Lt Larry Harris. 63, will ' receive a Medal of Ment for has dedicated. l\·year 10\0lvement v.1th the bloodhound tracking program. Harns, a retired McDonnell Dougla engineer, is credited v.1th re1u,enatin~ the bloodhound program, Jc,c:loping training procedure and donating more th.in 2,100 hour of \Cl'-1CC to the department Ham s ened 1.5 )ear:. a a cv.-port Beach police re ~e officer before joining the henfr Department re erve in 1983. Fell~ ewport resident James White, a ~9-vcar-old enior crimmali t, will also receive a Medal or Merit for his d1Stmgu1 hed v.ork in forenst uwc tjiatioos. A 24-year veteran of the Orange County heri(f Department, White 1 considered an e\pcrt 1n h1'i field v.h<:t has presented numerous paper an<l v.mten \-arious training manual • in add111on to helping SOl\-e comple1 -.erial murder ca e . The recent accreditation of the J cpanment' crime laboratory after a ngorou in pectton 1 al~ attributed to White' e\pcrt1 e and leader;hip. Dlxon'l lfl'.W lllllJld I:\\ PORT BE:AC'H -The ana1gnmcnt llf former Ne"pon lka.:h uttlitic director ~lb DL\On "a continued Tuc"°3y until April :! 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T-.o fo-c fur cwh •orth a tout S7.500 •ere alw IJki:n Polt .. cc say cn1ry •a> m.aJc lhruush an unlucl.:d ~iJma sla\S Joor. • • ~·If <lad ~. t''l" pmcnl ... ~ "ulcn lrum <ln open ap.trtmcnl pr> c oa lhc !w b~k t•r Pr""pc..t ~1rec1 U>t S.11ur· J;a~ ~1v.ccn own anJ 3 p.m • Three ••ll>J.:D p.1110 chain -.or1h a l\ll:lll or S(l()O •ere 'tulcn (rum • house: ()f\ lhc: 600 bk>l:lc or On.h1J SITCCI Luc l.u1 •eel. lbc "h~11n. •ere srttn v.11h -.$Oden il.lh anJ 1111: \Mncr 1ulJ "'°'""-c lh..:V -.ere he"" <1nJ v.ouJJ be: av.h '2tJ tu carry. Newport le.ch 70/46 l.tlbN! 7046 Cotu Mn.i: 71/47 Con>n.1 del M&r: 69 46 Ne ........... ~~ .... .... ., .................... ..... ........ 11.-fl ......... ,, ..... .. } .... _ ............... .... ......... II ... l'WIAIJ .. 5-IM: ......... • -.... I ... ..... • t .. . I .. Wednesday, Match 18, 1992 A3 An activist witlLa noble obsession N o doubt about it. The lady is a ~rd-carrying extremist. 1 told you about Jean Johnson-V°'cl, the woman who put on an AIDS works~op for parents of school kids nnd nobody showed up. But you have not heard the last of her. Who knows whether Jean will go to all the trouble.of setting up another public forum? But you can bet she will continue lobbying, nagging and ,questioning every public official and community leader she can corner. "1 can't give up on it," Jc:in says quietly. "We ha\'c to push and push and push or people ~ ill not admil the seriousness of this problem." ...... ------------------------------ Send your items for Around Town to Bob v.in Eykcn, The Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa M csa1 . 92627. Today Orchid care - l earn about cymbidium orchids, how to select orchids fo r purcha~. soil mix, repotting and dividing, proper gro}ving conditions, and fertilization techniques at a class at Sherman library and Gardens, 2647 Easl ---- Just sing no Students from Paularino Scho logo of the OARE drug abuse Monday's meeting of the Cos tend"ed the meeting. in Co ta Mesa, wea ring T-shirts with the ducation program, sing anti·drug son~ at Mesa City Council. Al>out 90 children at- Thursday Eas ler bonnet -The "e\\ purt Hills Carden Club will )ponsvr 'Spring 1s in the H-Air", a class l>y Pat Shaw on creating }Our own (a::.tcr · bonnet, ill 9 30 a m March 1 CJ in the Pha::.e 11 Clubhou)e. 1900 Port Carlo.v, :-.=t:'.\ po.rt l:Jeach C.111 Jean Nougl tun Jt. 64-1-4657 lur in form.i t1on Your D· l.0\\.'f I Jean's p:wion for the fight for AIDS education is an honest onl\r .. She lost h~ son Craig to the disease'. Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar on at 10 a.m. · ·} ur per:..<> 1J t , tl• .t ng. 1 ~--------~---~----~~------~----~ thJt control"dcpr~~1on, 1 On the Coast Our children -they arc always our children, aren't they? -aren't supposed to go before we do. Watching one's own child die must be life's worst experience. Jean has a picture of Cr?ig taken a few da)'S be fore his death. She has not looked a t it. "Maybe 1 never will," she sighs. ''It's in our safe-deposit box." There is, however, a posi tive aspect to Craig's death: Jean's activism in the cause of A1DS education. "When I first started learning about AIDS, I seriously thought about just moving way out in the country until it passed by." She didn't know that Craig was already carrying the virus. As she watched him die, Jean decided she should do something to help focus attention on the perils of the di case. It has become an obsession, but Jean admits that, if Craig hadn't died of AIDS, she would be as apathetic a the rest of us. "If he hadn't died or AIDS, I'd be jullt a:, uni nvolved as everybody else. It can't hit our house, right? Wrong." Jean feels the campaign to educate people about AIDS is bogged down in political correctness. "Evef)body has to be l>O careful we can't get anything done. They don't \\ant to dc:i l \\.ith it, they don't \\ant to t:ilk about at, they don't e\en \\;int to think· about it." Most Americans arc lh ing in the pal>l, she behc1,.es. "There ":ill a time ~hen "e 1hough1 AIDS was a d1:.ea c only Africans got, then it "as a disease that only the mo)t promil>Cuous homo e\ual men got. Then it st3rtcd preaping and now it is here. Righi here on our doorstep." On and on she goes, a needle stuck on the record of AIDS. Hassli ng, ad\'ocating, ma) be exaggerating just a li11lc. Dut the l:idy has a point: AIDS is here, and no rnJtter hO\\ deep in10 the :md we stuff our heads, it :iio't going to go :l\\ay. "A boy down the street, in one of tho c big occ:in \ICW hou'>cs recently died of 11,." Jean said the other day in the li\ing room of the small Corona del Mar home she shJre.., "1th her husband. Paul Vogel. (The Vogels are a story. too. O ne "1th a h:i pp) end mg. They met at Hoag Hospnal, \\here Paul ,·bitcd h1 \\1fc, \\ho \\as d)mg of c:inccr, and Jean \asitcd her son. The two died "ithin three days of one :inothcr. A retired m:ith teacher at both Co ta Mc ..i and Estancia high school . P;iuJ is a fin anca;il ad\1)er. and 3 invohcd as Jean.) Jean ;ibo told me about the clerk in the hard\\arc store. the bus boy in the restau1ant, 1he Cello\' "ho had JU~I pa ed the bar exam -n.11 local )Oung men "ho ha\C: died in the last )Car or o from the AIDS \irus. today. The foe is ·S 15 and preregistration is required. Call lhe Carden office at 673-2261 for additional information. Watercolor classes - Registration for beginning and intermediate \\alercolor painting classes for seniors opens today. The beginning class will run from April 20 to June 18 and the intermediate class begins April 20 and continues until June 22. All classes will be helcJ at the \Vest Newport Community Center, 883 W. 15 St., Newport Beach. Fee for both classes is S20. Call BarbarJ f inn at 6H-32-1 0 with <>II question!>. Preschool open house -The Sun)htne C'oopc•all\e Prc~hool. J nonprofit school founded in 1959, \\ill h.'.l'e an open houst' from 9 to 11 :30 a.m. today at 2850 Fa1r'\1ew Rd. Call for information al 5-10-11 83 on \\cel.d J)' morn1nb~ Irish s tory hour -The Movie listings Newport Beach IOWA•OS NlWl>Olf OHfMA -J ..,. _ _, Cr .. · .. 644 C 6-. t Tti. bo ~,...,, • 2 J., J 1 .N 10 : Mr c-.-. ~ • : 4 :n 1 o JO l The L..__, Mon • l~JO 3 SJC 5 10<0 IWUOS IS~D CIHlMA -,;.,.., ,..._ _.c.-~o 11'5 9 I ate .... It Oft rt.. aeui..., \PG 13) I 3 S 1 ': Once Up_ A Crlfne "Cl 12, 1 •. 6 8 10 -"'1kle ff 1 •~ J SIS T .!O 9 •S • ,..._. Ano"rola " l:'CS SC$ 10 811911 • '~c 1» ~ w~·· W.-id ('Ci I •s 3 I) !I IS 1 IS, 9 S ~ Me4k~ Mo" ll'G l ll l!>lS l Thia b My We ,C 13 17 IS l I~ 4 IS 6 15 J IS 10 IS Costa Mesa library, 1855 P.:JI Ave .. C<hta Mesa, will presert lri~ stories and music for alllages today from 3:30 to 4:30 p 'l Admi~ion is free. Call 646·$45 for more information. literary discussion ,_ The New World or Fiction discussion group will meet al in the community room of the Ne1,.,port Center library, 85, San Clemente Dr .. Newport Be~~l, to discus Maguib Mahfouz's "l •e Beginning and the End" tcxb al 7 p.m. RefrC)hments will bt.1 ser\ed and participants mu4 1-aaH· read the nO\el. Call 6-1 -1 -310 for add1t1on.ll infori nation. Bay archaeology /\ program on the archaeol~ c:..il treasures of the upper Ne"'pvrt Bay will be offered at 5 p ,..,, today in the Newport Dun clubhouse, 1131 Bae~ Bay Ori\• The free program is h<hted bv tht• Newport Conservan<-~. For LI DO CINlMA loc•:>O<' 8;.o oo ·..-~-• • 0 l aJ:>O rrle4 wHn T-t-1 fPG 3 • X': " ·~ ,on THU.TH • ~; f Coo·• H ···=· e o; He°" My S-9 • 7, 0 I! Costa Mesa fOWA~S CINIMA ClNTl• ':P.)I ~ ! -c ............. c ..... 979 41•1 rra.4 Gr-n 1'--• t"C> 13 ~ 7 • 0 2 Once U!Nft A CT!me !"Ci ~ 1, 9 3 Glo<llot~ J 6 J:.. I 30 t C J.:> • • ..,_ h On the a.nbey (.i'G ll t. 5 10 Me....W. ol on lm1tr.lble Mon !PG t J e lOWUOS CINIMA ~ ~od ~ 4.e S•6 3 C1 My Ce.nln Vinny • S • '30 10 .._..aO• TWIN CtNIMAS ._ ,.., 'l W.- ~6..1 JS.., information. call 756-8277 or 548-1535. Human re lations -The Ne-.' port Me~ Ir\ me Interfaith· Council will hear five !.peJku) deali ng '"'lh tl.e areas 01 child ~are, homeless, poverty and the Orange County Human Relations Comm1:>S1on at noon today at the Mesa United Methodist Church. C.1 I Carole Brown at 548-3:?83. Painless presentations Dun't fret about gi\ing prc:.t!ntJt1on) in rront ol .lud HlCt::. .1mmore. Attend the To.l:.tm:i :ch mt't:l1n~ ton ght trom --CJ p m. tonight at the Continent.11 ln,~rJnte Comp.an~. 3080 .Brbtol, -l th tloor tr ..ll0tn£ room, Costa -''es.1 and put thost! p·6enlJ'1on blul!) IJ~hrnd ' u C.111 Lt~ at 980-19 2 2 :or more 1niormat ur Amencon M• MlSACINlMA ' .. :>Ol"i!.oO • , t•~ .• 5 Stor Trek 6 • .e Stop or MJ Mom Wtll Shoot ~ IJ ) TO'WN CINTll CIHl MAS So."' (o.r.• ~o ~ ' . ,,,.4 GrH n r .... 01-lf'G ll'J S IS I :) 3 • Heor Mr Soni • ~ S. ! 3n 1 C ~S ~ Once Ul"'n A Crim4 \l'G • .S. ;, O 1~ • Weyne•1 Werl4 'C 'l1 S 30 1 3C 4 30 SOUTH CO~T ,LAZA 8 '*'11~ 54& 7711 a .. 91y • • "' f'nnc• el TWu ; 5 0 l Ar11c le ff • ~ •~ I 10 Thtt la 11111 life PC Ill~ 1 9 SOUTH CO~f Vtt.1.AGI s....r-oo 81"Utol 5• M.M.s .. p,1 --1• • ~ 7 JO c • S'-olt .. tt.e Clown 6 @ ·.: v..,09er "" ~ • 30 1 JO Jn•: ch • .lncl add Cl tons. S:?S Ice Lu\t:f) tc>ttng m.ltt:r1.ib (.lll L\ nda H.lnk1n tor rt:: nation> Lil 851-1 1J19. Do-it-yourself di' o rces -Tr JI IJ\\.)tr \\u I H S ~· 1 \\I o u)> 'D1.orL1~ -Cal 1urn .l St>le: T1p) for Duing It Your~li'' 1n ti t:! commun t~ room al the '\t. \\port Center Library, 856 S.ln Ce• ente Dr .. 'e\\ port 61;.lcn at -pm. \\.lrch 1) lhe program h l't: • For more 1niorrnJtion. C.Jll thl.' l1brar-. at 644-3191. Square dancing -Thusc )''"' ~1ng )en.or::.. the C'o:.ta "'es..l Qu1C1':.lepper'>, 1m1te )OU t.> th~1r \H't!l.:lv squ.lre dance, 10 .1 m T .. Jrid.lv at the Do" ntO\' 1 Cl mmun1ty Center, An.lht.•1m .\, l'n:..e .lnd Center Street Thi.' s·oup r> accepting ne\\ membt'r' tor c\p.lnded acl1\1t'~) Coupk'> onl\. p1e.l:.e. For. iniorm.lt on, c.l 1 545-5669 Irvine THI IJNIVH SITY Cl'fHMA •••~ c;o,._.., • 8 Woy,..•a W0<141 .-:, 13 ~ 30 i) • l: 7 f"•nol Ana~<a t ~ ·~ ! ~ o ,,_.of 1'\4-a • • 30 ; I~ • .. woooa•toGl CIHtMAS ~ .. .,..'"°, : .. ...-.. ~~ woS My C-Vinny • ~ I JO () Once U!Nft A Cnme • ·~ 1 The Lo-•M.,. • 0 ~ !3C lnvl.wble ""-(PG I JJ o "' 4$ at_.. II 0.. ...... 11..., pc Ill a 1 asked if she thought 11 possib le that a l.id Ii' ing "1th h~ parenb "°"' in Mc).) Verde or College Park, Dalboa or Dig Can)"On, could die from AIDS in the ne\t fhe )C:m , 10 )ear . -.h.atC\er'l DEVELOPER OF GAS SAVER AWARDED-$22 ,000 "It's not just possible;' she said. "n's a certain!)'. And not JU St one." Frid:iy: Despite the zero attcnc.l:mce :it Johnson-Vogel's worhhop, educ:1tors and p:Jrcnts :ire gewng firecl·up. Fttd Mart/o 's column nm.s t'try Monda), n·rontsday and Frldlly. \\ 1all Street Ilei1ort 1-900-976-5192 .95•1*~ ____ ...... 80ST0' -\\1th t.ht 00 glut..., Orst than C\tr and OPEC nn£m& it' hand • tht Fcdtr~ Couru ha\e l 'A &rdtd a fee of Sl1,4 •n o 'aOOMJ Fucba'CT C~oon o f Bo<con. dt'elopcr) of tht Pl.aunum Gasa'er Tht Gasa'er. lll\J.:h ta.li.C!>onl~ 10 nun- utrs '" 1.•1stall. rd~ rru:r .. ~ quan- 11110 of plaunwn into aht 1.11 fuel rru\ture entmnr tht en1me . Platinum ha lM untq..it abtht\ of ••••••••••••••••••••••• maL.mi unburnt fuel bum \\11h pl311· Wh P M ? numm thtO~e 10ne,)O\l111CTe~tht : l ay ore• : r,~~~~:~:fu~•burnrn1 m tMtngmt I call For n Arv'\nintment Nowll I Norm~I), that u r, of 11'1( fue. 'AOuld ~· •• onh burn 1f 11 came in conra.:-t ,.Ith thr COO\tf'ttr Unfortunate!~. tlu" romM~ pr°""""' W.c-. rla.:e outSidc oft.ht m11ne. Y.bc•t lhC' tnC:g\ prQd w.:ed ~ l<hl \\ llh lht Qas.1,er dJspc1Nng r lattnum 1nro the ,omt-...s: on cha.m~s. 12r, morr of ta,h g~ll '~ bu•n' IO\ldC' lhC' mi1ne so that ~r, fcv. tr tali""' a•c rtqlWN l I ,jr \C' •lit r.ar:te d·~·ilJl,C' The pro ;l"\ ""°'~' on ooth leided arid unJ~ £ !).. Jilt'. anJ ITltt' 'the C'1Tl1'SK r s1anJ:ulh of ~JI ,,.:~ In .;'\.'\fl: ud1n1 the i C"e•nmC'n•\ fot )C'~ adrru'U\trat1\C' r roctJ.i•e m1J~1n1 thr G&.'3\tf, the fedC'l'al (o!Jlt s111'd •"a' on&I f uC' )3\tr Corp anJ \an(IU, md~Jen1 ~rut\ ha't u~ a \'antt~ of mC1hooo'og1~ to 1~1 tht ,aJue of ~\~ The.'\.• ind~I pan~ O'lt'n make m ongcr claim' for 1he G~\CT 11\an d~ m dt"dopn. ~uonal f l.Id· ~'er Corp· Thcao,munmr had alrcach ronftnned m 198-i I.hat 1ht ~er~ t.ht cx't.aM of Jas<>line. ehmsnaun1 tM need for prmuum furl J~I Rot-tn .... ~ 1he dt'\tlo~. ~om· mmred •"\\t\t alread' ~Id '-''tr I . <4...a'er' lroru...U~ . ...,, find more pc'(T't b.i' tht G~'tr tor 1t' tturJ bcnefil ol de~na ou~ .:arbon 10 e\renJ tnfl~ litc- than bu\ 1t for tt) fuel ~"I\&' or Ntant bo\Nllli • For fur.ht• 1nform1•1on "" I· ). LE -GA (I-~J' -4r1 or ' I 15 Drink, Drunk, Drowned I r - --- - --- - - , . I plaunum CO.led surf Kt<. or a .:ataht 1 .. 11 FREE Electronic 1 • ~-==--------------------' I I I I KNOW BEFORE YOU GO 11 Tax Fiiing 11ncomeTaxPtepmalon 1 ' 11 ..... "•s •• ... "'' ~ I 0,}'.>.,.650-650Sst ....... .-.. I I ..._m111YcAll•Mar"-f .S~. ··--' I '-----------.J COltaMeea ........ MlllYOlllr---=Apl I, 1"2 , _____ .. In a time whln bonuMI .. coning few and t• blM11n, Sur...a 8-* WDUkt Ille to give you • apecill bonus tOt •... n1 , .. .,. dldlion. For• lmlld time •• when you open a~ r ... Aa:o.n tOt a term ol Iii "*"-or an IRA tor a tenn ol one ye9' or...,,. wltt a "**tun bll• a o1110.ooo. ~Bal* .. P9r a hll PM*1I (.50 ~ -... over our 3.90% + .50%= 4.400/o ... ady con.,.tlive rate. This bof.,$ will 1PPY to .. lnllm """onty. Bttng In tNe 811 tod9r to 11'1 one of our c:onve- nienlly localed branches to open your new FfNdom r,,,. ~ or IRA and receh9 your wet deMfved t>ooos. -0..'#9111--l , ...... ~IO.,_, ., ... ,.......,~ ..... .... 4.00% + .SOo/o= 4.500/o ____ .... ..... -(7M)ln ... ..... _. ....._._ (1M)Mt.a111 ... -. .. ~-(7M>1111• .. , 5.. __ ... __ -~·-... -..... 111.., FOC .,...,.. .. ,. PMI ... ,_ ' lll'ft fl I B'll m• ~ cooper bot and COlcl ~ COOC* MCI I IS gomg ID uch u h 1nv ri111 s111d ~~""' proiect •tops. tit• requtrtd gall g1rC111 l'IOU llrlOy SIU oft .. lllO ritUlld -.-~.,., -. · Wec:t'*lday, March 18. 1992 Expansioil plans on hold, Bay Club bides time wntJ room r By Tony Cox 8uslnas EdlDr NEWPORT BEACH The Balboa Bay O ub earlier this month began an exten- sive redecorating of its 121 guest rooms and suites -the same rooms that were slated to be razed as part of a planned expansion of the club. Bay Club officials are in- stalling new carpet. drapes, furniture and bed spreads in the rooms, which are used for temporary stays by club mem- bers and guests of members. The Bay Oub's 144 apart- Balboa Bay dub offecws have decided b redecorate tM dub's 1 21 guest rooms and suites, while still punuin1 an expantloft plan that would replace the rooms with a MW hotel. ments, which will remain even if the club is ex- panded, aren't included in the redecorating prOJCCt Meanwhile, Bay O ub officials continue their ef- forts to get city approvtl for an CJq>MSion. 1bey agreed not to sue the city last N~mber, oaly after the City Council aareeci to continue discuss- ing ideas for an expansiot. Mike Stanko. general manager of the Bay Club, said the redecorating"witt be completed by soa1'e- time 1n Jul). He declined to disclose the cost of the project, which will also include upgrading of plumbing and lighting fixtures. If Bav Club officials' expansion plans had been apprO\ed -the City Council last July rejected plans chat called for the existing guest rooms to be razed in favor of a 300-room hotel -the rcdeco- ratmg would not have been needed. The club's owne~ still hope to get an expansion approved, but they now believe approval will take at least long enough to make the redecorating worthwhile. The city bfred the N~rt Beach office of ac- counting firm Kenneth Leventhal & Co. to revft the Bay Club's expansion plans and determine the minimum number of ho el rooms that would be economkaUy feasible at the site. The $9,000 re- port, due to be completed later this month. could open the door for a new "Ound of nesutiations be- tween the City Council ard Bay Oub officials. .. That will probably be some tune to come, and we don't know if it will be approved or if it won't be approved," Stanko said ... We JUSt feel it neces- sary in the meantime to upgrade our rooms by re- decoratmg. ·· Jack Oldham, a pan nea with Kenneth Leventhal & Co.. said his firm wil discuss its preliminary findings v.;th city officia~ on Thursday. He said the firm may not have enough information to make a conclusion becaus: some of the Bay Oub's market data could be outdated. Oldham said that given the time-consuming na- ture of the expansion negotiations, the redeco- rating project is probably ~orthwhile. The redecorating project is being done in stages -wnh ecuons of rooms closed off and re- decorated each week -m order to avoid an inter- ruption m Bay Club services. "If they're nOl spending a lot of money, it makes sense," Oldham sad. "O early, it's JOina to be a year or more before things start happening there." UAIMll 1 "-CWJC JIW Tht' A.mvotroph1c Lau~ral Sclerosis ALS1 A.ssociauon Oroinge Countv Chap- ter h<b nttd for m.my volun~. For ,.nfomwt on. call 8obbte Grttn at 921 8503 or secret;i,-.. Martha Habt>r at 436 4872 fht' Or.inge Countv chapter OI Ult' ~nc.Jri Red Cross n~~ \.Olunttt" .. ho t'"t<>" publ1<. ~aking ro ,idd~ ommun•I:\ grou~ abcxit Red CrChs >er \ices d' p.irt or tht' cha peer \ Spea t'~ 8urea1.1 \.olunt~r public 1nform<1tton oifoce" ar• .1lso nttded to .tet as l1.i1 .ons with the ~1a in d1SclS(er and emergency snu.'ltlon~ For 1nform.ition c.ill Jud\-Iannaccone at 83 S 5 381 IPllCllC- n~ C1nderell.l Guild or "ewport 8e4ICh Cindettlla Co11d Jul'l1~ and P\Jncti and Judv s Co11d OI Costa Mt5d fot ~ Children s Hospci:.il ot Orange County nttd new guild mt'mbers to as- sist 1n fu ndraising ~ent:s dinner auc oons ~nces and ~ special ~ts For inf~tion call He~ Wardner <1t 532-8675 ,A.Jso, CHOC needs 1n-~1~ volunlttn to work within the hospital With ch1~n s actN•bes and in ~ or· fice For 1nformatt0n. call Paula Smith at 532-86"'3 IPllAc 2 ........ CWJ ~ Arts ~my oi Onnge County 1n Costa Mesa is • new umbttlla orgiln1- ut1011 r()f the Cosu Mew M le•gue. ~I~ ~tmart~ Costi Mesa CMC Pbyhouse and ""lewport Bt!ach Show ome. ~ group IS pbnneng to fund and build • community ans facility fot the lour groups 1n Costa Mes.it For~ in form~n call Alice Legvtt at 5-40. 2557 .......... ~ 1n~rested with assisting en ~ pl<lrnn1ng and ~ecuoon oi ~ 1992 Alts on ~ Grftn ewnt. • two-<by ~ fair dunng September in CO!IU Mesa spon~ by ~ Ch.lmber of Com-- merce should con~ O...ne Pr1tchfu at OS 2109 .......... The ~ r>Klfia Co11d, a llOluntttr tuppot1 poop for ~net PKJfia. ne.e<a ~ to teNe ~ ~n • .U T· shirts, wtl juice .and coolcle M events. conduc.1 fund-rHlnl ~ t.fp with c:mtume and ~ repall'S. Voluntltef'S who ~ not '° IOI" ttle pld Me welcome Md they may help ., Ii~ or much • ~. For infonNtion, a.II Molly Lynd! M 642·9275 ..... ,. 11 i Men Mid women owr 20 yun ol •· hr. ~~County fot mondw Mid on the fot <lt ~ ltltft months .vw to ~ • bia ~ or bi rot childten 6-1 l frotfl ii J*Wnl homes I ~uires • OM-~ romnwtment ol •·6 hou~ P"' Wft4l to MfW • • ,.. l'l'Odet '°' .. • cNld Applbnts mU1t throo a ~!ef'liln9 M1d ~ procs .. do tt. M1d fffon:s on ma to ~ l'Ntrll ltw ""° f0t In· fonnatlion, al .544·77:) _____ ,, ... _......... ..... The thrtt area 8oy5 and Geris Oubs need voluntttrS fcx numerous re.sons. 1nclud1n \oluntttr coaches for fourth through e•ghth grade ~ and roller-bl~ hocli.ey (knowledge of hock- ey or soccer helplull The b~etball season lasts 1 2 weeks with one P.tne .ind one or (\11.0 pr.tetices per v..tt4< T eac~r") .ire nttded to "'Oluntttr for a couple ol hours or multiple sessions \"har""'er one can afford) to teach an art or er art ~orlc.shof> fc>t • • 13-yev olds \Oiunttt~ are nttded for afternoons 1n the ~ area 2 5 p m I and game rooms .it ,Ill three area locations, 1ndud- nR t~ RM Center at 661 Hamilton on ·tie west \1de ol Costa N\esa ~ Lou '\' an1om Cente• at 21 11 Tusten '\ve !Je.- hind "11set School .and the East Stuff Center at 2555 Vista def Oro by Co- rona del 'l.\clr H1gtl School. For 1n- fcxm.1tion call Dt<k POY>en of ~ Har· bOI' !Ve. ~ and Cirls Club at 642- 2245 -~ .. , .... .... c..rc-1 The volunteer opportunrties Me ~. but 1ndude short·~ proi«ts hke te.id11ng sessions at sumrntt day amps to long-term commitments in fu.nc:kars1ng. prognm ~ and tJ~rng to ei11StJng troop iUld ~ One special ~m which ~u1re short·term voluntee" rs the Scouting for Food 1n v..tilC'h Scouts thtoughout Or- ange Couttty communities d~butt b'1gs to c:oll«t food one S.turd<iy and then return to collect them a wttk later Voluntttrs are needed on Satur· d<iv Nov 16. to prtlef the t>. fot the hungry .n Onnge County For~ in- formation. all Devon Oought'rty at 54µ990 ......... B~ille lnstJtute's d.is.se fOf ~lly blind ldults provide social, reaeatJONI &nd eduat.toNI oppottun1u~ to help blind men and women oYereol'M &SOl.J. tron and other ~ms rebted to km of sigtlt. Voluntet" are nttded to ~ .n the Creanw Alts rmtructor in the era/ts portion of the program. to dnw for outl"IJ or to te~ Brarlle Volun· ttt" will be trained to work with the blind 1n this worthwtuk, ~med ~ 0..-S ~ Thul'5days at the ~ Sena <:entrr 1n Coronal def M.11 from 10 a.m -2 pm for inf()l'm;)tlon, ull Martt Rogers at 991-5980 CWt ftP CHtlss • al • ~ Uflter f0t CrutM Memttlve. • non-profit char1ub&e IUbOn which wcrks througtl the Un Wlt'f. .,._ a llOluntftr ~ 1"411.ab6e for a ~ronist from 9 • m.-noon and a need for.~ ~ ~Of tnll"I• f'fi. For 1nfonNtion, ~,,.n u '42· OJn C..-ftp,_ CllC -· The Ct11tcr b f.im1 f'IOt' prul1t '°"'rwlitl ~ w1tn Uw "M t'f'fdl .tdd~ lJowd mem~ who IN't't OM ~ • mooch IO pro. commu ~ .end 6- b the . &he ttncrt r1"dl .. p.att b!N '"°°'IJl!tHt "' tw· 01 l'ft:~ fOI -'li'lft.Ml!Clft. ii Foncannori 11t 754-11 4.4 --• 1$ .... The College Hospitll Com Mesa Auxiliary d ~ys ~ng for friendly people to llOluntMf It die hospQI 10 deliver m.lil and f1owen to pirl~, Md to perform derial duties. For in- formation, all Susan Wedlei~, va ~t d me:mbenhfp, ~ 640--4420 or College Hospiul ol c.osta Mesa at ~2-2734 from the hou~ of 9 il m . .-. p.m Cllll .... Diiie Pig$ 11 The Cost• Mesi Civic Playhouse needs many llOlunteen (or ushering. ~ge. mailings. typing. bdolbng. Ip sound effects, ~ effects. COS· tum1ng. collecting props, play re~ng commstttt, programs. ~ng. pt.1b- lrc rebt>OnS. fund-n!Slng. house ITlilNg- m . mistantS '° ~ membelship commrtttt, deM\1ng and straigtltenlng up. compt.1ter and photogr~ For more mformabOn, call ~ng direc· tOf Patty T&m~i.nt ~ 6SO-S269. .... -......... The COila Mesa H'ISCDfical Society col1eas information, phca and anifxts relanng to the history cl COG Mew ind the t-Urbor area It Is open to the public on Thundays from 10 a m.-l p.m and by appointment. Volun~ aire needed fOf the Chil- dren's Hismfy Program. to update the current boob .lnd to distnbu~ the IN• lfl\als ID tchoois when ~ed The society needl people with an interest in local history to serw as ~ts ('tour guides> at Its htStorial lite. the Diego SeP'!lwda Adobe. ~ Meets incl~ a te-ct1I& wardrobe llOluntttr, people -.,th typong and fil•ng tlull and peop'e with neait ~~nting to work With the phoco ~ l«tion for inlonNtion. all Chalie 8Hchef at 5-48-7229 or Miry £1~ Codct.rd at 8S6· 193 Cllll .. ._ .. The Cclta ~ L~ voup run by ~ Fu~ .and lludl Wrtlon needs llOlu~ Ill:> help ~ be- a>tM ~ or tQch E~ u a .ec- ond ~ Fot lnfonNdon, all the llbraly at 646-.18A5 _ ... -.m • 1"-COD .Mieu Settior CltaztN C0t- pcQtlOrl II a non-profit Otp'llz~ .. ~ by the City cl CC6tl Mell wNdl is deli ""' ~and ,.,.. if'I fundl for h MW City llnlOt\ ~ wt to open tn the tptftt cl 1992. Vd- untMfl M ,.,.. for oMcie ~ • INl•b• '4lllOtd P'OCW.. "'"", .._. and spec:W ~ ,., more !ft. fonNboft, al Sddet•betJlf .. 64S·2lS6 from 9 ~ m ·S p "' ......... _ Dolcdly't nwtl ~ COl&a Mm ~ti beneto ct.. ...,m 5tNk Foun· d.iiion d °' .... ~ ...... _.,. ri ID .w ,. ~ atid t.ip Wich pridns. ~wt ~ r.,,. • 'liCtWd • ~ ID dl9 Tld .. W lfld .... "°"" .,. T~ ~ "-10 a.m.·7 fl."' for Wotw_d_... al .,.. ~ Jllilllh Nrta!I • .... ,., Daily Pilot Business Index C ommercial real ea1a1e brokeraaes in 1he area have seen their Illes and leasing activity creeping upward in recenl months, bul much to the cha&rin or property owner'$, prices are stiJI depressed and don•t appear to be going bac~ up any ume soon. Brokerages responding 10 a monthly Daily Pilol survey posted a 10 percenl increase in revenues in January and an 8 percent gain in February, on average, over the same months a ye:ir ago. Respondents also report that there are more prospective buyers and tenanu out shopping in the marketplace, and they expect that increase in activity to be reflected in an increased number of closed deals later this year. "I think there's a steady flow of business, though it's cenainly not setting the world on fire," said one respondenl. "It will be a very gradual improvement, as far as the upswing is concerned. It won'l be vertical by any stretch o f the imagination. We're doing a lot or smaller deals." One broke rage manager said he, too, has seen an incre:ise in business, but because his firm now derives aboul 40 percent of its revenues from oul-of-town deals. be doesn't know how much 1hc improvement reflects on the local market. "l don't particularly sec thing.s · improving a lo t," he said. "It's a little busier, a little mo re activity, but 1 think il's still pretty flat right now. "The optjmism I hear is b:ised on the premise that we're through the worst or it, rather th:10 signs that it's really getting Appointment calendar Today Mary Bonino Jon~. Chief of Protocol for Orange County. will be the featured speaker at the Much 18 meeting of the Orange County Professional Chapter of Women in Communication Inc., 6 p .m. at the Sheraton Newport. For information, catl 833-0535. • Edward E. Chavez, of Anaheim Marketing International, will give a presentation entitled "How to Position Your Product in lnterna- t.ional Markets !-t 7:30 .i.m . .it the Up the ladder Newport Beac b·based G insburg-Craig Associates b:is announced the appoint- ment of L)lt UD&trbndat as gener3J manager or the firm's Desert Hills Factory Stores in Cabazon. 0 fi\c officers al Pacific Mutual U fc Insurance Co- of Newport Beach were pro- moted. effective April I, 1992, the company an- nounced this week. Susan Chtt"u "'as named vice pre ident a nd investment counsel; Jane E. K.11.t .. was al.so named vice president and investment counsel; WU.. lla• J. DoomMy will assume duties as vice president for securities opera tions; Ste- p.lat• U. 8.U. WU nuncd usi.stanl vice president for policy benefits and scMees. and M..U. A. C.a.t will assume also the politioft of &Wsta nt vice president for policy benefits and reMca. 0 llc .. HI £rid••· for· mcrly national sala _,.. ager with Hyatt Hotels and RC10C'ts. has been appoialCd dittctor ol talcs at tbe Hyaat Newportcr. A ancNa• o1 Michl&an State Unlwnic,. Erick.soe joined Hyan 111 1986. 0 uca.atl D•aHll.J, of Ncwpc>11 BCacb. u bldu$- trial properties ~ciaJis& with Orubb A Ellis Com- mcrtial Real Estate in On· ~ .._ been elected '° w poeltm o1 • .-..,. bU.. CW¥1taet. DanuU, " ....... ol s.. Dileo Slaae o.Mna11. GaftlMPClll NII 11t111 vi.-w..... • .11p111c • Represents last year's performance. A score above 100 renects an imr;ovet'Mnt over the smle month the previous yew, whi e a score below 100 indicates a de- cline. Scori•.I i1 based on sales of local commercial brokerages ~t are surveyed regularly for this feature. better." Another brokerage m:inager agreed: "I can't say the recession's over. th:it things arc bouncing back. I would sny it's inching nlong and seems to be improving, but there's no big turnaround." The respondents said there's k en some progress in that building owners and prospecti\e buyers and tenants are getting closer together on their :isk and bid prices. Th:it sm:iller gap at the starting point of negoti:itions speeds up transactions 3nd allows more deal.s to be completed. The brokers surveyed s:iid they believe building owners have come to 1he p:iinful Pacific Oub in Newport Beach. The event is sponsored by the World Trade Center Association of Orange County_ For inform.-i- tion, call 724-9822. Tuesday, March 24 N e w po rt B ea c h -based Women in Commercial Real Es- tate will meet to discuss the topic "Keeping Business in Orange County" at 6 p.m. March 24 at the lf\line Hyau Regency Hotel. 1 7900 Jamboree Rd . The pro- gram includes a buffet dinner and no-host ~its. Prepaid realization that prices h3ve fallen a long w:iy, nnd th:it prices c:in 't be expected to rebound in the near term. The rcspondenu said they believe it could ta.kc at least a yeu or two for le:isc r3tes and building values to start increasing. "( think the guy \\ho owns the property re:ilizes the m:irket isn't "'here it was, :ind in foct, is . not coming to him bul is goign ·aw3y from him," one brokerage m:in:iger s:iid. "There's a lot of unh:ippy people out there, and I c:in't say I blame them. The ten~nts and bu)c:rs should be happy." The Febru:iry index score for commercfal re:il est:ite: 108. -By Tony Cor reset\lations. at S28 for members and 538 for non-membets,. must be received by i\1arch 20. Res- ervations received after March 20 are S40 per person. For informa- tion, call 753--0201. Wed., March 25 Prudential Secur1lle/ will sponsor a free seminar entitled ''Understanding Money i\.1anage- ment" .it 7 p.m. March 25 at le Merid1en Hotel in Newport Beach. For information, call 253- 4518. ----.... \\.., lC 'I ..... I:.'=. : ......... ..... J • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot -~- ------- Society Editor \Iida Dean, 642_.l ' enter Club hosts salute to .business qy South Coast Plaza . outh Co~st Plaza will ob~erve its 25th anniversary by saluting other outstanding Ornnge ~ounty businesses and individuals during n year-long observance. 111111 •• -I Society It all began Monday night at the Center Club when Henry Segerslrom singled out St. John of Irvine and its founders Marie and Bob Gray as the first honorees. Orange County's sizable spons fashion industry wus also recognized. Segerstrom said the dinner was held to ackno"lcdgc that South Coast Plaza and other Orange County businesses and leaders have helped make the county a unique community, much more than just 31 individual cities. Bob Grny, nccepting the award, praised Segcrstrom ns the world's numl.ier one retailer who has brought the highest quality of merchandise from 't\Orld class compani,es and has created a $2 billion annual business. During the social hour as 140 guests arrived (SCP manager Jim Henwood estimated half were in St. John knits) Gray said, "We arc very excited about being the first honorees and about the display in Jewel Court. It has the first dress Marie made with her own hands in 1962 and fashions from '72, '82 :ind ·92.0 Sharing the evening with the founders were daughter Kell y, 25, \\ho has done the firm's modeling since she was a teen and now 1s involvcu in the creative side of accessories. Hosting Segerstroms included Henry's wife Renee, sons Anton and Toren, daughter Andrea Grant and husband David, sister Ruthann Moriarty ;md husband Eugene, Ted Scgerstrom (son of Hal and Jeanette), hi wife Peggy and sisters Sandy Da niels with husband John, Sally Poulson nnd husband HO\\ard and Susie· Perry and husb:ind Steven. Others there included "ere Sue Graham (Bullocks), Joyce Griffith ($ak.s Fifth A\enue), Georgia and Douglas Jacobs, Janice and Roger Johnson, Belle and Jack Lindquist (OtSneyland prcz) Nora and Charley Hester, Jeanne :md Merritt Johnson :md Michael and Nancy Meyer. 0 OUZO! O\cr the spirited music of Greece from the bouzoul.i, came 1he cry ouzo! ouLo! oulo! as Dcmetrios Dalietos prepared to gra.p t\\O cocktJil t:iblc CO\ crcd "1th di)hcs "ith hi teeth, that's right, '"ith hi!, teeth, rai e them up se,crJI fee l and dance. Watching the JmJzing feat at Zorba'~ rcstauranttSunday C\Cning \\CrC 16'.! Master Chorale mcm~r ant.I supporters ''hl{ qiinutes c:irlicr ''ere he:inng Bach ~ta ) '"'0-Minor at the Orange Counl} Performing Art~ Qcnter. ., Quite a rontr~t a., the mu ic continued, plates 'were smashed and "' nccr Dcmetrios Arabatzis abo danceJ, JUrnpcJ ancJ fl1ppcJ all o'er t c floor prior to encouraging others including Bik:)/all chorale mu)1c rector 10 JOtn an bam1l.o , the nat1on3J dance "r'Yrcece. And, there w3s belly dJncing by Asmara "tth Bob Guyett, boarJ pre"? of the chorale, doing the '>amc as he celebrated h1) b1rthdJ) All the "hale, re)t3uratcur Aristi,is Oeslis and ha bunch ''ere :.en1ng pinach and chcc e pies. stuffeJ grape lca,es, lamb pa111es. fct.i chce c ahd red pepper), ~melt. eggplant dip and t:m1mo alata, a "httc ca' iar. d een at one of the mo:.t exciting post-concert parties \\Crc ch.111"\\oman onna Pttbles, Mc220-sopr:ino Catherine Stoltz, tenor John 'uzzo, bass Dougl.ts u~rcnce, Patricia Rock, Georgina and Stan Califf, ~1COC board ch3ir Or. Philip anJ Jane Winsor, organi)t Ladd Thomas (he "111 be featured 3t the M~y 17 concert). StC\e Ostrin, Nora Jorgensen, Hester Hardage, M.try Roosc\C.~lt, Lynn 3nu Jim Doti :ind Myril Krcudcr. .. . .. . .. . .. Left: From ld t, Bob, Kell> and \tarie Gray and Renee and Henry Segerstrom. Below left: Party cha11'\\0man Donna Peebles, righl, "ith Zorba O\\ ner Aris th. i Deslis and Patricia Rod.. BclO\\: Monda hangelitos plays bouzou~i for director Bill Hal I and Georgina Califf. Philharmonic motors over to Fletcher Jones to kick on Golden Baton Gala ' By Vida Dean Soocty Ee.::. A reception. a dinner d.incc and a Lo:. Angeles Philharm\)ntC concen 1n the middle arc et April ~ fo r Orange Count) Ph1lh:umonic Societ} ., GolJcn B.llon gala. . "The e' cnt \\ 111 be he Ju an thre1.. locations;· aid chamH>m.in Susan Beechner :it a &.id-oft rec~r11on ho:.teJ b\ Fletcher "Ted" Jones Jr . .it the FlCtchcr Jone ~lotor CJr:. in Ne" port Beach. The ninth annu:i.I G"IJ1..n Baton Gala .... 111 commcmor.11.: 3' \Car of LA Pl lh.irmomc 1.onc1.ri~ pon~rcJ by OCPS . .inJ "111 honor conJudor Zubin Mehta tor ha~ contnbu11on to the mu\1c:il life of Oranbe Count}. At the OC Performing Artlii Center, Mehta "'ill conduct the \\Orld premiere of Jacob RUFFELL'S UPllOLSTEIY ll C . ......... c.-.. .... 1m -••1 cesu •S&:-M&-m• Llnltae:I Ylay of Orange County Fine Din/no at Reaonllble Prices serving lunch & Dinner with a Panoramic V18w & Full Service Bar NOW OFFERIN G A DINNER BUF FET Friday & Saturday Nights 6pm-9pm 3100 WM Awl .. On•• 'a" llMft ODii CUil • 1Sf121 ·, Drudman's Seraph c Gam.:,", unJernntten b\ the EJ..,.JrJ HJhJJlln Fam;I) found:uion. ··Drud•man 1 the an-hou c compo,.:r for the L \ ·Philh:irmonic. anJ t c pac1.c.· \a:o. one \ear in the ma inl!, .. ~a•J ltJh·a an at the ka-.k-off catered b~ ~red:ilty C:itcring. \ktr polit:in Opera baraton~ Thom.i-, Hamp on, \\ho .. appc:ir:rn'-c " undcrn rill n b) Jolene :inJ Dae&. Engel, \\:II JOan th.: or he'!>lfJ in a performance ~I :O.t.1hlcr\ Earl\ &.1n;,. rti\. b1J.:l..-t 1. af1J1r \\tll begin at ti .. 5pJ .1t the Center "ith :..i \. r~..;nc reception anJ ft r the con crt. &UC t "'ill 010\C on to the r 1r ~c.ixin f1Jr the Jinm!r and pr1. .. nt l nor the :l\\ rJ ... (!°) ~Olnf to be a \Cl) C\citing C\ ·n.n ·:· ac!dcJ Beechner , . Committee member:. mingltn.; :it th.: reception amonl; the lu.'ul) auto ~uch :is the hand me S 139,61 ') Mer1.eJe, in luJ1..J Gloria Schie" Gellman, J.in~Grier. E\a Schneider, Bobbitt \\111 m Ell en Appel 011\ier, Jad Ca d"etl, Jane L.m son .uiJ lee Mcrrid Othcr:. there \\Crc Erich \ ollmer, M.iralou :inJ Jcrn H.irrin~ton, !':Jn Po)ch and\ \\cs cl of TaffJn\ anJ ( J tu" nc t .. 1'..1 room d .. cor. un '.:Nntm.! m' at3110n :ind 1a 1.')r ), Hel~.i B.irl..hui) ol LufthJn 3 (pm' id nc t .,,,J rnz'-'.. p to Hamburg :i ,J Amp;iro Roth,child and l.iura Bnan d the !) ~ Bob Be\.oehncr and Jo.inn Fuubrmi::cr. ln,atatfon, tot' .. v'-den Uat n G:ila (S~O for th .. \\ r :ind SI C\)ncc rt rcccp11on ) or con-.crt ti ... leu (S ts-s.. 1 """'" be rran; J b) c:ilhnb oo·~ .at 553._.::~ A Special Advertising Section M Wednesday, March 18, 1992 DUI: Drunken driving suspect arrested In ree Incidents HOOD: Prelimilary testimony lilalris From A1 From A1 drivers each year -a .burden existi can't bear. But Janet Cather, director of the Or- ange County chapter of MADD, sai she is convinced those numbers would d p if jail time was more of ~ threat to d nken drivers. "Without a doubt it would deter t m," she said. "But when they hear that t ir riend was sentenced to the dog pound in- te f the jail, they say 'What's the big deal?' ' And although the courts typically sus- pend the license of someone convicted of drunken drh ing, "it isn't always not a de- terrent. They just drive anyway. And if the court compounds their car, they can get other one Cor a' couple of hundred b .. ta Mesa trarric investigator Steve Raut said a number of tho 1,2'0 or so peopl his department's DUI teail annu- ally a csts are repeat oftCAders. j A rding to Assistant Districtftorney Brent Romney, the state docs the option of sending someone wit several DUis to state prison. "But..whcn the jail ii as overcr ded as it is and you compare someone arrested for drunk driving versus someone arrested for a serious felony, they will keep the more seriom offender," he s:iid. Nevertheless, Romney himself won- dered "how come (Lcyva's) still out of custody? She clearly poses a danger." thought undercover police officers might be waiting to arrest him in connection with an earlier burglary at the shopping center. Beauchamp'• brotbcr-io.·11 bad .a. rudy bea arrested in comMClioa Willl she buratary, and Hood bel contcaded that Beauchamp'• aoacr OWi' .... M1'at trigcred their fateful meedfta. During cross examination of Ear· wood, defense attorney Pbilip Bourdcttc tried to imply that Beauchamp had a weapon hidden in either bis baseball cap or his shoes as be walked into Hood's office. But Earwood said he didn't think that was possible. Bourdene also tried to ponray Dcauchamp and his friends as career criminals who could not be trusted~ FEES: Legislation m1;1y increase co1t1 t Just before the shooting, Beauchamp had returned Crom Seattle where be had been arrested in February on suspicion of trying to buy heroin, according to tCS· timony. From A1 \\Ould bring S347 million to state edu- cation funding. Gov. Pete Wilson, who was soundly excoriate<l last year by conservatives fo r rai)ing taxes, included the plan to shift property ta:< revenues in his initial budget proposals this year. _ "l think the governor was trying to sneak the thing through," s:iid New- port Beach Mayor Phil Sansone, who estimates the average S45 :i year fee fo r homeowners would be increased by 70 percent to S76.50 if the proposed PLAN: City c0111cil passes general Ill• From A1 won't make apartments fea- sible, and they'll likely be forced to build more office buildings -a move they say wouJd cause more traffic. "It flies in the face of good planning." said Shurl Curci. general partner with Curci-Engl:ind. •Kept a zoning limitation that will essentially freeze future growth at Southern DJ1forn1:1 College. The col- lege ~•II now ha\e to try and amend the general plan, a costly and time-consuming effort. "We feel their actions cut approximately SIS million worth of value on the col- lege property unless they're considering a rezone," S<lid SCC Business Man:iger Her- bert Smith. •Added a low-density zoning for the surplus Bear Street School, a decision that wall allow the Ncwport- Mesa School District to sell the property for greatly needed funds. Fantasy 5/DeCCO Fanusy S , . , 6, 29, 33, 38 Oecco 10 • Oubs . ·--· .. ··· ....... 6 • Diamonds .. .... . .. .. .. ...... ... 2 • Spoldes .... _............ . 3 ~! With an HONORGIFr from the Amman Canca Society ~ati<ln,11 Sr1ort~ ,_. ........ __ .. _ .,........,., ... _ I •••-.._.-...-. ....... .. r legislation becomes law. "We're seeing Lhe constant shi t of city money to the state so they c;'pn't have to raise. taxes and let booted,out or office," SaQSOne added. The propo$ed legislation could cre- ate :i number of overlapping fee. hikes for property owners in some cities, ac- cording to Sylvester. "We're just one agency that's :iffected," he said. "That stuff st:irts adding up. People should contact their reprcserlt:itives :md the governor and tell them this is not a good idea." The preliminary bearing i' expected to last at least two more days. with Beauchamp's wife, Sharon -who her- self is in jilll for violating her parole on a prior dru'g conviction -expected to testify today. She's told investigators that her husband had been paid SSS,000 by Jim Hood to kill his wife Bonnie, with a promise o( a totaJ of $250,000. Beauchamp on false pretenses, which would make Hood eligible for the death penalty if he were convicted of murder. Investigators say they are still review- ing Hood's possible involvement in his wife's murder, since he received $3 mil- lion in insurance benefits following her death. Prosecutor David Whitney said he had not yet decided whether he would pursue the death penalty. But to keep his options open, he filed a s~ial al- legation Tuesday that Hood met Whitney said he didn't expect the ~urder or Bonnie Hood to play a large part in the preliminary hearing. which is being held to determine whether there is enough evidence to send the case to tri:il. Hood has mafotaincd he had nothing to do with his wire's murder at Camp Nelson, the rustic Tulare 'County moun- tain lodge she owned and operated You'~ busy. ~ knov.· are we. It goe wtth c~ termory these da So when sumechmg come a ng that can ~Ip )OU dial down l~ anten· 1r.,· ~~n JUSt a notch or rw , u' worth considenng. For 11\St.ancc, c nsider The ~~~ Center. ~·11 try to make it brief. industry. Relegate the quirks a Od malfunctions of your machine to the scrap heap of butcr memorits. Thar am ought (0 chttT )'OU up. Ah, but tt' only the bqiruung, BK~ The~ Centu works chroogh the Pacific Bell phone em. at has SO<M am~ capabilit' M.-c.ei•• Center a SttVicc from It tam mcssa&a when you·~ on Pac1fic ~It It lt't any touch·tonc n0chtr call-somrthing no machi~ pho~ perform t~ functteinS of an coull ~do. le tell you whrn ~h ~~nng maclu~-and t~n some. ~ came in. It offus ta • And mind )OU. this i a . ~riJr-bolpcoo( ~ retricv.ll from an mancc. You don't need n Olher much-tone phOne in the world. equ~pmmt or connccuon.s. Because thctt' no tape involved. So )'OU can t riJ ol ~ pi cm and tr~. u~ the e "' hana erase masaaa op 5Upp<lrllfli tht Ca.flt . JdK~ bl can keep a ~ix Wttb if VotJ like. At your option. The McsA~ Center an give n-cryonr in your home a sq>arate ExtmslOn Mailbox. This ensures thr privacy c:i your ~ a.nd 53\'a you from the madden.in& hair~ttaring tedium c:i , listcnina ~ othrr people' mcssaca. And 1rt• nor bget tht remarkably c&r-ar sound. tht con.fdential security code and thr rec<.Xded voice thal pm you th~ C\4a)' *P-The~. easy co '* • your pho.w ibelf. machinc5 char clutter your life. b'll be betm able to stay m touch. You'll eYen ht freed from a ccnam amount ol anxiety. Not a bad deal b $495 a month plu_, $2.50 a monrh for each Extmsion Mailbox plus a onc-u~ $10 staJt·up ...L. ... -•• ' ""'-... ~astt. M> Ill" up. call us al J..8()().427. ms. Call US eYen if you're just CUflW\. ~1J bt happy to answn your~~ and we won•t bar a eruc9 ii you decide to thank abour it b a Wh.ilr. lb don't think about il took.,... Af1in Ill. lift isn't aoinc ID Ft any am- plrr. Soil you haw a thoc • 1 _.., WllY eo let your mcrn1e1. • •ror• ... fOUIOFbir. ... . . . .. . . _, --------------I ------------------....... ., I ===-~;;===!;:;~~_,.~===-=--===~-======~=--~ · arch fB. 1992 The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Sports lltltor Roaer Carlson .•.• 642-4330 ext.387 Spotts on TV Classified/84 YouttV86 Swingers have Coast 1n ng ~~~~~~~~~ JfOUp. Their present record is 8-1 with a pl3y- ing schedule that is very demnnding. The. junior college circuit is extremely competi- tive. The number of CIF high school boys' volleyball teams has doubled in the last three years while the number of Division I collegiate opportunities has not increased at the same rate. With fewer op- partunities. more good players arc choos· ing the junior college route. OCC has won the State Championship for four or the last five ye3rs including the last three years in a row. Considering the compe- tition, that is quite an accomplishment. In these ch3mpionship years, OCC has been led by outstanding "swing hitters." Brian Lewis (cx-CdM star) was :i two-t ime St3te MVP. Matt Lyles, a leader of two championships, is currently a st3rter 3t Long Beach State. Masui Allen and Lance Lyons were last ycu 's championship swing hitters. Allen is currently starting for the University of Ha- waii. This year's team is equally as talented. The middle blocling is strong with four good players. . Mike Man1hei is a 6-foot-5 middle blocker from Woodbridge High who "bangs" the ball. Jeff Hall is a 6"'6 player from Minnesota who played at Park Col- lege (Missouri) last year and is a legiti- mate Division I candidate. Jim Butchko from Mi ion Viejo is a 6- 3 high flier. Kevin Rc)nol<h, who started for Edison last year, is a solid fundamen- tally SO\lnd player. The setting is also solid v.ith three "players." Matt Wintcrburn, who ca~ pl:iy many positions, brings years of cxpenenC'C wtth his 6-5 body. Ry:m Van Rensselaer from EJ Toro is a \cry cr:Uty seller who rtlO\.es his hitters around well. Ray Brown, a coach of many )Outh teams, provides a ~lid trio of hit- ters that any coach would love to h:i\e. The "swin& hitting" corps includes 6- foot Joe Woo from Laauna Hills who is a very solid b:ill-control player. Nath~n. S~h-er, a 6-3 player Crom Mater Dea, IS ex- tremely versatile and can play opposite or • at the swing. Steve Snyder, who st11rtcd for Edison's 1990 Clf finaJist, has size and b:ill control to pl:iy the net effecthely, as well as p3.SS. Scott SulHvan, a 23->'Car-old Creshm3D from Glendale, Ariz., as a \•eteran o! many USVBA seasons. His maturity and .. sprinp" provide an added dimension to thlS team. Tbe "opposite the setter" position can be filled by Wintcrbum or Skiver, but Devin Frisby, a 24-year-old lefty from Gancsha. is a force. His nickname, "Pluto," tells something of his uniqueness as a player. Tbe bxk.row specialists arc sensational See BRANOEJWI Corona de/ Mar's Keough is nearly out of the woods M att Keough underwent a second CT Scan at Scotts- dale Memorial Hospital early Tuesday morning and as a re- sult bis condition bas been up-sradcd C1om critical lb serious. .. At this point, Matt is awake and alert,.. said Dr. Fred Dicke, the California Ansels' ecting team pby- lic\aft in ArizlOoa. .. He bas lllOYC· meot ill. all extremities. Preliminary resWU of this mominc•s CT San arc c:ncouragioc and tbinp arc ~i ... .,00." Jeeouah, • product ot Corona del Mar ffilb School •bo was in the midst ol • comeblct lllttDpt with tbc Anscls. will remain in intenlM care in Scottldalc Memorial lb- pilal lot an \lodttumined time. He •as muck abowe the tar on tbc ·~·side ot his bead by. foul MU olJ the bea ot Su Francisco teeoad bucmu John Patttnoft on Moftday. Ht Wiii taken by ~ 9ucc 10 Scol..a. Memorial wbeft w. -... er Sea ~ • riPt ................... Dr. Ooldoll Dea ol tbc MaJO OWc • Scclclldllle perfoi•d .. , •• ,.._., m1l1s-y.:.......,. ... ...... o1,....... .. ... Woad C:loL • Tars reatly ~:ta rumble Sailors ' bats send La Quinta reeling . with 6-3 verdict By Roger Carlson Sports Eda NEWPORT BEACH ~. The gen- eral perception or Newport Harbor High's baseball team goes something like this: "Palaferri today, and we'll think about tomorrow, tomorrow." . So with homer-crazy Corona del Mar on deck Friday afternoon in the Sea View League opener, Tuesday's final non-league tuneup couldn't have been a better omen for the Sailors, who rode the right arms of Mike Eadie and Ryan Anderson for a 6-3 verdict ove r visiting u Quinta, irnprovint the Tars to 3-2 as they head into league play. ''We're seeing some guys starting to step for- ward," said 3 somewhat relieved Harbor Co3ch Kirk Bates. B 3 t es had rea- son for a little bit or breathing room after w:uching his Sailors r3p out nine base hits, including 3 p:iir or dou- bles by leadoff batter A:iron McKown, as well as his pitching co.rps put an 31- ways-strong Ln Quinta down on three hits. It wasn't :ill smooth sailing -the Sailors v.ere guilty of fhe errors, as well :is a mental miscue coming off the mound, but in terms of a "tune up" against a team of La Qui ,,·s reput_a- tion, it v.eat well past ibc point of satlS· faction. "We're starting to swing the bats," noted B:itcs, who S.llW his te:im explode for five runs on five hits in the fourth inning to take control. · It was 1-1 going into the bottom of the fourth :ifter Harbor had struck first v.ith McKown's firs t tv.o-baggcr in the See BASEBAUM ~-8M\~Nar Newport's Mike udie unloads en route to 6-3 victory over L1 Quinta. Top-ranked Sailors roll past Artists .. in four games By Richard Olm ~Wltlr NEWPORT BEACH -Kee ping its No. I ranking and undcf eated record intact, Newport Harbor Higb's boys \Olleyball tc:im fought off a pesky. Laguna Beach squad Tuesday njght before winning. 15-6, 15-10, 13- 15, 15-6, in a non-league match on the Sailors' noo1. After domiruatin& the first tv.-o games, the Sailors (4- 0) experienced what appeared to be an emotional decline in third game, then came back strong in the fourth to finish off the Artists (2-1). "We v.crc in a little bit of a hill in the third pme," said Newport Har- bor Coach Dan Glenn. whose sqvad was 1op.ra.nkcd in the OF 4-A pre- scason poll. ••• We el out,·· Brande in at ·Edison Da ily Pilot columnist joins Mohs to form volleyball tandem By Barry faulkner Spotts Wntet HUNTINGTON BEACH -Daily Pilot volleyball column1sr Charlie Brande, who led high school boys and girh teams at Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor to CIF volle)'b:ill champion~hips, 1s one of three coaches nam ed Tuesda> to repl3cc Edison bo)'s Coach Tim Wetzel, Chargers' Athletic Direclor Lyman Clower con- firmed. Brande, whose conlr:lcl was not re- newed before the 1990 girls scasorr 3t CdM, due to unspecified 3llegations, will share coaching responsibility with Edison girls coach Oa.,e Mohs, whom he assisted for l:ist fairs girls season. In addition. Sunset Volle)'ball Club co- ordinator Harold Y:ida will help out. Mohs s:iid it v.as unclear if he and Brande will be co-head coaches. or if one .viii assume the head coaching position, - and the other join Yada as an assisl3nt. Wetzel, who guided the team to second place in Saturday's Orange County Cham- pionships, was replaced after fajling to meet credential requirements, w h1ch ac- cording to Clower included Cu- diopulmonary Resuscit:uion (CPR) cert ifi- cation. •·11 was a credentaahng problem, v.h1ch Tim just didn't ha\e time to tale care of, because of his full-t ime job," Clower said. "We ha'c to sec it happen. because Tim was doing a great JOb. But tune ran oul on fulfilling the requirements, so we really h:id no othe r choice, but 10 m:ile a change." With the learn opening Sunset League play Thursd:iy night 3ga1nst Cke:in View. Oower said he "as fortun:nc Mohs and Brande v.cre able to seep an. "Fortunately, we ha\e a great girls pru- gram, 3nd those coaches agreed to he!p U) out, because v.e v.ere re31l) left in a lurch," Oov.er said. Brande, who h:is been assisting Dob Wetzel, Tim's father, with the Orange Coast College men's prog~rn. lnov.-s SC\· craJ Of the Charger pla)'ers through hlS coachlng at the Newport Bcaeh-ba.sed Balboa Bay VoUcyb:ill Oub. Mohs, Edison's gills coach the past nine years., is also familiar v. ith the pla)Crs, most of v.-bom have been in his pbysial See BRANOf/9 ,.._ ~1:1111p,... 641 was •orricd to tell you the truth. Wt pl.1)-ed "'ery well on Saturday in win- Din& th:at touma- m c n t (Orancc CoYDl)' Cbampi- onship ), and so wim a bi& match on Tuesday, there CIC*ld be • drop olf. Neil 'cwt Harbor's Fr--" Griffo (left) tries to uw as Martt McAnlis (l), &ic V~ (4) look Oft. We played wry wcU cq. dd was FOd for \al btc:a.ate WC~ bad troubac lbil year aaanu_, oft." ne Sailon. CIF 4-A fiMlilll.• )eat .. rccciwcl dsM kill each from •• _... blDcbn J...a. 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I le and h1) I 1rr.1h ha\C bi.:.:n l!rc.11 fnenJs to rn In). uf u ... lur ri.~1) }CJrs. We ,q,h htm .l 'Pt.t.lh 'c..<.OVCty. Charlie Br.indt \ w//et ball col· umn appt.Jr>"111 thr Vaiiy Pilot t'H 'f) U rdnt·\dJy. llLl\l\10" Tn1n1• lO .. "' -L.Jr100 I nr I. (!>I ' c.n~ ... MINll ~ \()pm -1'1T \ l1l o"' \ dl.in.,.a. U;P:-0 ti .10 p"' -'IT P111·rcnn \I ESr ' l pm -NIT \I on.:>0e .. \\a•h Sr. (.'l'N ll1Kby 4 JO pin -bl.an&n-R .. nscn. 'iC ..... 8.a·ll~ball ~ p m -S.a.rn P MJM. l' T ' 10 p • -O•rc>-:n-'b"'-· Cll n i JO pm -81.ucn-La!•n. PT, 11'-'T llo.ne llacl"I • JO p Ill -AMa r.:pla)". Cl! l'I 1U p m -Antu R'J'b" '>C h-q 11.atl.wtb•ll p19 -UF "'~' fiul 'I<.: l~\occn Ill :Wl I' m -[) 111.,.·Sl l•"'" '(' l oUcp ""''""' \h.ln-itat -811 10 mKct. 1'1 .. I •"' -"I n • S11pu G. l~I'' L\OIO [.all ...... a.. .. t ... 11 10 • m -\f.tt~· °"'-'~" '-t.J\lll I "' ......... -'"I'=" \' ... I. \II'<." 171 -.;.,.,.. _ raJ,., '' 11.1 \tB I « l l'ru lt.u 11 ' JO p 111 -<l f"' I 11 f!;Rl.A I l ll 1 10 ~Ill -I'. r I al.Ct'-~I.AC I' "UI • BASEBALL: From 81 third 1 he I 11u 'corc<l on :in error). L.1 ()111111.1 rt.,ponJing \\1th .1 mJrh·r 111 1hc I urth inning. R'.in .\ndcr!>On ).!ot 11 ,t;irted tn the.· "1111h "hc:n Li Quinta thrl!w 1t .1,, j\. ,cnd11H.: him to 'c.:c:lind. JnJ he '~:n: :o thirJ on Chr1 Carden\ b.1,_. !111 :o k ft B r .1 n l' n (\1! U1,.('ltl Ufll\ I! ltl the.· !!c..l·.1h.:.1J run , .. :i1 .1 Jri,c ll' 11.!h!. thcn Ch r I!>-I' .1 rkc r :Jfl,l !'om Bull· JrJ c.H:h '111· ~lcJ. Lh.llarJ Jr1,1n:: 1n (11luc..c..1c..>. 11 JI ~.:nt thl! McKO\\n Al'c...;, '>c:.trCh· r .! I r rcl1.:J. but 11 d1J not come a.,-~"-"l>,,n grcc.:tcd the Cir)t pitch '' 11h .i l!ruu nd rule double do\\ n the kft t11:ld line. 'coring P.1rkcr BullarJ cami.: .icross on a b.1lk. and then ~!Jlt Ste\\art laccJ a sin· glc to right to \Core McKo\\n. Ne"port ''o uld not get another hit .Jftcr th.ll. &he balanci.: of thi.: g.ime a matter of &he S.ulor · p1tc:h1ng getting the JOb done. AnJcr)Qn \\JS brought m to re · hc'c m &he top of the filth .i(kr EaJ1c surrendered hi' onl~ l"'' \\al~s of the dav, and La Oui111.1 d1<l a little chapping, :>Curing a run off another SJ1lor mi">l'.'ue in the fifth. then p1d..mg up a m.1rl..cr m the .,i,th "hen a kadofl J •1>-lc .,\ Jimm} Li,crn ol\ c.1111c aru mp "·' JO infield out, then another Tnrs' error. Oates \\COt to catcher Orian Rogers in the ~e,cnth in an at- tempt to fint.I some additional pitching, but after l\\O free pa) es, he \\Cnt bad: to Plan D (Ander- M>n) and &ht: big nght-h:mdcr in- Jucc.:J .i doublc-plJ) ball, then got Li,erno1' on a calleJ third strike after hatting a batter 10 pul the t~ing run at the plJtc. StC\\Jrt :ind Carden each had a p::ur of ~inglc), C.arJcn going 2-for· 3. Ste\\ art :?·for--t Ead1c \\Orl..cJ J~, innin~. a!IO\\· ang mo run on l\\O hits. \\:liking t\\O anJ g1,ing up one \\alk. AnJcr)on gJ\C up .i Joubh: in the SL\th and one run. \\alking none .ind gcuang the oulcr lim11~ of the pl.itc on the fin:il l°'Jlltr. The Jefcnsi"c pla) of the Jay for Harbor came m the :>econJ in· ning \\llh La OumtJ thrcJtcning after an error anJ b.ill.. put a run· ner at third, only 10 :>cc Ne\\porl third b.t)Cman Chm lk)\\cn stop &he thn.:Jl in its tr .ic~ "ith a Ster- lin.; stop of a h\)t ~ma)h :inJ peg l ll fi~1 for the third out. The 'ictor: impro\CS the Sailors tu 3-:? ~oini: into league; La Quin- IJ Jrop-. to 3·2·1 a' lfarbor read- 1i.:' for 1n,,.Jing Corona dcl Mar \\Ith ib acc. Matt Palafcrri rc)ted and read)·. More importantly, how- ' er. \\:J pcrh!!p> 1t' ju)I ma)bC, 11\ not simpl\ 'PJbfcrri and pr<>). but PJl.1fem & Co.' 0 Newport Karbor a, La Quinta 3 lJ (. -J OOI. 111 o-3 3 2 .u...,r. tt.:iu-OCI 500 a-6 9 S tQl"'-Af lr.MIOl'!S (~) and Gl'lll;e EJCtit. MOrf· l0!1 SJ 11-0Qert (7). Mdefson 17) n! Ro!:tf'S Slit#· ii!': 171 ll1l2 Rog:fs (7). w -Ud;t' l -H.1:pcr 28-:.11.a11111 IMi) 2, J llvenOs (\.O) l. · OK w tc:ti yoor ~ ... ttley or"ltj put ttWJ guy into the ~ for one re11on ·• Brie Hy lluCB OVBrcomB I tt~l'llll dBRcit tor 14-1.1 victory ' b L en for dead ancr seven in· x Monarchs drop La Ha ra nings, &he Orange Coast Col-• s isters Dawn ~nd Tc~ri KobJla '-Y lege baseball &cam secured each li.nockcd in runs m &he )CC· ~ probably its most imponant victory of the scnson onJ inning to open the scoring, and _ __ Tuesday in Orange Empire Conference play at the Mater Dci High softball &cam ... Riverside. . cased to a 4-1 non-league victory over v~111ng l..:l The hos& Tigers (13·7, 6-4) had .. buill nn 11-3 Habra Tuesday'. lead going inlO the eighth inning, putting the Pi· Dawn KobJta hit n sacrifice fly to account for e.!!s in danger of falling farther behind in the .. the first run before Terri's single between lJ"lorl-~fcrencc race. . slop and third ba~e brought in the second . . Bui Coasl (9·5, 4-4) scored even times in the Winning pitcher Jennifer Clark allo\\ed four eighth, capped by Alphonzo Mon1oya'!> bases-• hits and l\\O w.il~ while fanning l\\O as the Mon- dearing triple followed by a· run-scoring ground archs improved 10 2-0· 1 this sea)()n. Mater Dci ball to make it 11·10. opens Cypress Tournament play friday al Arnold OCC lied it in the ninth on Mike Monday's Park again1.1 Loara at 6:30 p.m. Rlll-singlc, &hen won ii in the 10th as Justin Halp· Meter Def 4 , Le Habf• 1 k h d bl La tblwl 000 100 0-1 4 2 er stro ed a l rce-run ou e. MJter Del 022 ooo •-4 3 o In relief, Coast's Josh BelQvsky (3-0) wns nearly 0c1ttp and e»M. ~ and cw. w-eutk. 1-0 l-Dt1tQJ. 6·1 flawless in three innings, retiring nine of the 10 28-BUM (LH) ,, batters he faced. Delovsky only allowed a hnrmlcss walk in the bouom of the 10th. 0nnee Coest 14, RMrskM 1 t er.. Coast 300 000 071 3-14 14 5 RMfslde 320 321 000 0-11 1Z S 01t111ac:k. SIMS (4 ), 8cto¥Sky (8) Ind Wa!NI\. Monday (8); °'.wtey, ~ f Wnd (8). wi. (II), StwlM (9) Ind S.idetter. W-BelMky, 3-0 l-Stwr. 2·2 28-Halpet (OCC). T11ytot (RCC), So:sJ (RCC) 38-MonloyJ (OCC) ace men win showdown 0 range Coasl College. i~ th~ lone unbeaten team remn m1ng 1n Or-• • · ange Empire Conference men's tennis _,,,-__ _ this season folio" ing Tuesda)'s 7-2 \ ic· tory O\"e r Ri\cr'!l.idc. The 1wo &cams brought matching 6-0 mark) into the sho\\dbwn nt Coa)t, but the Pirates dominated behind &he efforts of ll:lrt Bo\\cn, Grant l lughes and Justin Zillman. «J Oranse CoHI 7, Rtvenlde 2 Stntlles: ~ (RCC) drl OJ,lc!son. 6-4. M . Zl'lr'Ntt (OCCI dd Koci\ 6-1, 6·:J. Hughe1 (QCC) c!ct 5'111envntr. 6-2. g..1. t.ioniano (OCCI Oct Whi· uno. ~. 7-S; Lucero (OCC) c!d OtQ.ltl. 6-3. 6-2, Bo111en (0CC) dcl \'\ren. 6-Z. 6-3 Doubles: D.1~-MorUno (OCCI c!tl IW!lt·Schlem'ner. 7-5 .!i>J KocM'I~ (RCGI drl IU'C·BO'llen.; 6"" 2~. 7·6. ZA'Nn-lucero I~ def ~-t.iccor. 6-4. 6-3 OCC women trim Riverside T he Orange Coast College \\Omen's 1cnnis team remaincJ in a tie for • • the top spol in the Orange Empire ,,,,.- Conference race Tue Jay \\ith a 5-4 \ictory o'er RiH:rsidc. The Pirates (7-1-J. 6-1) needed come·from· behind 1hrcc·scl \1c1oric~ from Shannon Curren in singles and the team of Curren-Kim \\ 1llaucr in doubles to )CCure the '1ctory. In doubles, Curren-W1llaucr &railed, 4-6. 1-5. before staging the comeback. "After \\inning four Of SL'< in l11nglc • \\e !>J\\ the whole thing slipping a'"J). .. s:11J OCC Co;ich Jan- ice Maran. "But (1he WillJucr-Curren tc.im) re· ally b;)tllcd back." Co:i~l remain tieJ fur Cir..t in th..: contc:rence "'1th SJddlebacl.. \\ h1lc Rhcr!>1dc i a m:itch bad. .. Orenge c ... t S, R"'-r.W. 4 Slnwles: • 1¥1 (RCCI C:cl E s. 6-1, 6-2, Willlurf (CCCI clef C•· pentet, 6-4 6-1 Jnione IOCC) lltl D Ptnt1r 7 .5 6'3 CllT"' IOCCl c1ct Strui:z. •-6 6·3. 1-2. Gmp., 10CC) Cd o.Pa. 7-S, &-1. a Ptt:et IRCC) dd C"°'° 6-3. 1·5 Doubfes: ~~..« (RCCI !let EflS·Jarnft, 6-3. 6-3 v. • lic.llf..CllJ?o l(lCC) dd 0 ,._...,,,.$(f'li.'t!. 4-6. 7-6, ~. ~·B Prr..er (l'CC) dd G.le~MnU. 6-2, 7-4 (7-5) Calvary blanks Sailors, 5-0 K im Schroy threw J one-hit )hut-'-• ~ out \\htlc stnlin~ out nine and -y v.~lking none <ts ho)t Cal"'ary ChJpcl · · : defeated Newport Harbor, 5-0, in non- lcaguc softball action TuesJay at Tc\Vinklc Parle Jc ica Bozeman, a JUntOr nght ficlJer, led Off 1he fifth inning with a inglc for Nc\\porl HJrbo.r. its onl) hit ag:iinsl Schroy. NC\\port pttchcr Jennie Colcl35ure, a sophomore right-hander, allowed four hits in si-< inning • but suffered her. firs& lo>S in fi"'e deci ions. The Sailors (4-1) tr.t"cl 10 Long Beach Wilson on Thursday 31 3:15 for a non-league game. C....,, C"8pel a, Ncapwt ...,._ 0 Mwport Hartlor 000 000 0-0 1 1 Cilvwy C1'llOll 001 022 A -5 • t CctlcllMlrt and DIMayo, Sclroy n ~ W-Sdwvy l--LIX-i~ 4-1 38-fems (CC'I • Sailors bow in tenni s, 14-4 T he Newport Harbor High boys tennis team ran into a bulZ.Saw in ~ the form of L:lguna Beach in non-___ _ league nction Tuesday and nbsorbcJ a 14-4 setback at home, Junior Ste\e Sims nnd senior Keith Ingold ac- counted for half of the Snilors' points from No. I doubles, Newport opens Sea View play on Friday when its entc: tams Corona del MJr. La9' .. ech 14, Newpor1Heritor4 lln9IH: lllum~tn (~.H) IOSI 10 ZJ~m. 0·6. lost IO Pf.chOls 6·1. lo11 IO &ichsbUll. 3-6. KtttNm I'~) kisl. 1~. 0-6 -~ 7-6. Cicolt:a (~lost HI. 2-6. Hi Doubles: Sins lnQOld (NH) IOSI 10 un~Y.rst. 3.6. c!tl Slllrrnall· Gi!!>t'1. 6-2 c!tl Sm.~'1 l~-:lSOn.. 7.5 BartOl\-O)ler ('.H) lost. 2-6. VfOI\ 6·3, kM 2"6, Galligt1lr·PM" ~HJ loSt, 0·6, 1-6, 6·1 Estan cia wins in badminton T he r ,1ancia High badminton team earned it1. fourth "ictory "i1hout a ,,II loss on Tue Jay \\ilh a -13·6 non- lcaguc \CrJtCt O\er \l~lttng O~can View. The teJm of Son I I.ii Tram-Mike Campbell sp.irklcJ for the Eagles in OO)!> doubles. Oce.rn View suffercJ its Cir..t lo after l\\O \tCloncs this !>ea)QO. Estenc:l• t3, Oceen View a Qlrts Slnwles: 0 '"9o.')'tn (£) ~ 10 l0t 6 11 10·1 Z, dd t. . 11-1, 11-6 Knt.-a 1£l IOsl 1-11. 3· 11, mt. 2· 11 s 11 Boys S.nwles: C ~~IE) CCf hbi 15-0 15-3 dtl H '·~ 15-0 IS-0 Doan(£) won 15-4 IS·~. •OI\ 15-3 1H Olrls Doubles: C. • :.i <£1 IOSI lO le-LOI 7·1S 7·1S llt1 tu.:1-Coro. 1S.7 lS·t G..!ler1 Ai.I IE) to<.t 0 15. 7-lS 10st. '·15 S·IS .... Doubles: 0 ''"'-yen--Ha Tm If) clef H t~-en-P\#0,, IS.I, lS-3, def H~ IS 2, 15-0 HM T~~ IEI •on. 1S·3, IS-7, •OI\ IS II 19 ... Mbled: C ~D ~'Ytfl CEl Od ~la 15-4 IS·S. ~GI lb CCI H t;;i;Jtll'A.' 15-2 tS-8 ~ Tm-~ lfl dd IV~/·lol 15 S IS 2 sec takes softball tvvi n bill S coring the Jc 1Jtng run 1n tl l.i )l at·bJt in CJch game, the Southern Californi.1 College \\Omen's softball team StAcpl :i GolJ~n State Athletic Conference doublchc:idcr from ~u!.J P~c1fic, :?-1 anJ 3-:?, Tue Jay. Ou\\ n 1-0 in the opener. the VanguarJ., ( l 1-2. 4-0) mJnagcJ to )COrc l\\ICC \\-ithout bi.:nd1t of a hit Stacv Mounce "all.ed anJ \i,;hcn ~hannon .Moreno's ancmptc:d sacrifice "a thrt..l\\ n il\\-:l). the VanguarJ had runners at seconJ and thirJ. JJncl faans follu\\cJ "Alth a h.irp grounJcr to second. anJ "hen the lhr!J\\ c;ime 10 the plalc, Mounce was able to di luJge the ball from &he catcher :illo"ing toreno 10 al o come in with the game·\\ inner. SCC \\On lhl! !>CConJ game m :>irntl.ir f..\Sl,iun. scoring the llC·brcal..ing run in lhe bottom or the 5C\Cnth. C;ime Neb.. n. \\ho "as 2 for 3. led off "ith a ingle and \\Cnt all the \\a) to third on a catcher's ovcrthro\\ on her stolen b:i c. Sh:mnun Sa)lor. "ho ~a the "'inn in~ p11 her in both games, then hit a grounder to 'hon .lnJ Ncl-'°" \\as able to be:it the throw horn.: RAST GAit& I.Cal Col .... 2, Aause Pec:lftc 1 AlllA PKl!c 000 100 0-1 3 2 SoC.al ~ 000 000 2-2 1 2 TOClll Int 51\nXftlO. Sot,iol' n ~ W-~. 6-1 l-TOOI: l-L 21-YIUIQ IAtt Semipro soccer Blllallllll Cllllll Co .. a:i Mc High' Juni r Mu &an Spnng B cab II Clin9c ha.s been ·hcJuJcJ for bo) and pis in grndcs 4· fl>f March 21-22, nd M:irch 2 29 on the Mu t:rn • c mpus. Each ol ah rour _ as from 1·3 pm. un r 1hc uJ\bnC'C of C 1:a M tli&h b:a ketb II roll h Bill Urc .. cr al II COSI or $40 per athJctc, ur SJO pct p ir (rom tbc . me fanuty. lnlcratcd ~1hcs hould tact u~cr t 79·1Sl4 or ~'6·3161. lll/ltldl duels Exiles outfit at Clla/lman on Saturday ORANGE -1 o or the be 1 ~ccr team an Sou1hcrn Cali· forni1 Juel ~tun.by night ot Chapman CoUegc \\hen &he Coruna dd ~1 r R1p1ic.Je Football Club ho 1 lM l:.\1lc football Club Th faiJc • \\bich count 1od .. cr Rod Stc:w:nt on it pb)c:r r0>t~t. 1 amenity 1hc lop tc:tm 1n Southern C hforni • ha\ing "on 1hc Ch:impion or Ch3mpioos 'foutn.m1cnt in Scp1embcr, 1991. In 1v.o prcviou mcc&inJ' ah· sc~n. the &1lc h~\c come av.ay v. ith 1wo ~in and the Rip1uJc is primed for fC\Cn c. "In our tv.o i:imc v.c b:a'c C•"cn the E\1Jc' too mui;:h re pct:t,'' iJ Riptide Oub ~bna,cr tcv. rt M~Dougall. ·•Th~ ·'re 1ou h but bc:at bJc. We arc loo!t;ins forwarJ to pla)in& them on our home CiclJ," The Esilea arc coec.hcd by Cl)de Be 1, r rmcrl> pl:t) t .. ith Wnt~m Un tcJ or the £ngll>h Foo1~11 As ution and the Purtl:inJ Trallbl.ucr ur 1hc Uni1cd Smc ' ~n Amcra..-.oan Profc ion.DJ Satter lcapc. The team (catwcs a number of pla ri f roni coll acs in Ounac Cuun1y, incluJina 1U3lic Cni1 Elliot, snid aclJer Grca Murphy and defcndc:B J\)hn Hudson and Mike Perry from Chapman Cotwae. nJ midfielder Gweo Gnaul<1t1 nJ ddetWcr Chutk Smoot fruna C4J S11te fuUcrton. Kick-oll for Saturday' matchup ~ 1 p.m. Admissioa ' Sl b adults and SI fot duktrcn. NOWport Beach/Coat& M-Dally Piiot s --------------------------~-------------------------------------555555W5edinieisidaiyi, SMSarSch5 1S8i1 i19952Ei•i> Eagles hoping .for a metamorphosis ~Richard Dunn.. starting 1hfcc soohomortt -l)avc HOW much Fu~rbrinaer plays Wllllf Earle, Ryan Ffetcher and O;ave this spring rem:iins to be seen. 1l Veteran vollcybttll coach Dave White -but he expects the cur· could determine whether Estancia ~~tic, Estanci:a High's first-year rent makeshift lineup to recast suffers or nourishes this season. lllWIDE: H=-=-a-= Joins Mohs at Edison sure what Tim's way was. .. Brande, who has co:ichcd the &!boa Bay (~ and Oraoge County (girls) -.ollerball club teams, is widely rccoin1zed os one of the finest coaches on the West C.oast, at any level. Brande watched from the side· lines ll$ the 1991 CdM girls tcom he helped dcYelop, wen <?IF Southern Section and St.ate cham· piom.hips. Brande da~ontinued 410 appeal procei.s "ith Clf Southern Sec:· tion, which v.ould have llowed him to .answer ch:ar~t:s :it a public hcarini. \.\hen n became apparent he v.ould no longer co:ich at CdM, even if he y,cre cleared. ys coach, knows :about patience. once Fuerbringer, Joe Edson, et Rob Pajaro, Taro Miyazawa, Cast!c: ha.s ~en a part or Clf al, make their presence felt. Fitz Pajaro, Eric Peterson, White, hh~~paonsh1p girls teams at Nord· "Our starting lineup is pretty Eorlc and Fletcher, meanwhile, ~ and a state championship weak right now" Castle said. will attempt to keep the ship From 81 ys team. nt Hueneme" but it may "Five more .. baskeiball players, b~-afloat. lake a wba.le fo~ Estancia to r.each sides (John) Johansen, arc stall "The guys arc tough, they're th~. ch~mpaon hap ech~lon. . out." ~·orking hard and they're going to .. We II come alo~g, Castle siud. Fuerbringer, who played in only improve as the season goes on," My programs don t work well on five matches last year because of Castle said. "Most or the b3S· one.year terms." back problems, signed an early kctball p13ycrs will be back 3nd Castle, returning to the field volleyball letter of intent with (the current starters) will sec less 3fter a two·ycar coaching hiatus, Stanford before the baske tball sea-nction, but I'm going to con1inuc can count on a drastic change in son. An AJl-CIF center who has to play them as much as we c3n the ~r~gram this spring once the led Tim O'Brien's basketball pro-because they're the heart of the education clas cs at the school. Mohs bc~an the boys program a!i head coach ,in the mid-J970s, and nssisted boys head coach John Herman for three seasons in the late '80s, before Brian Rof er took over in 1989 and led the Chargers to the CJF finals. Hi club teams perennially per· form well at the national Junior Ol)'mpics championships. His re· sume also includes coaching stints at the Univef')ity of Hll)Vaii and UCLA. Brande coached t"'o CIF cham· pionship teams at Newport Harbor from 1977-80, and his 1%0 girl!i team earned 3 national champi· omhip. Brande contrnuc~ to den>' :in)' "rongdoing surroonding • ht) m· voJ\cmcnt "ith CdM and hi) club teams. v.hich "';.1> the b:is~ of the 1991 allegJt ion) th:it ne\cr bi:came public. 1 remamang pl3yers arrive. Six bas-gram into state championship piny team. kct~all playc.rs, including 6-foot-7 three years in a row, Fuerbringer The Eagles arc 1-3 on the young senior sensation Matt Fuerbringer, has been a Junior AJl·American season, having defeated Snddlc- also. play volleyball. volleyball player for the Balboa back and losing to San Clemente, Mohs said he ha s seen the team play once, while Brande has not see n a matcb this season. - "It's not a complete unknown," Mohs said. "But we can't just go with the way Tim did things, be- cause, to be honest, I'm not even He moved to Corona del M:ir High in 1984, and tfd the girls team to a state champ1onsh1p. The CdM b O)S team, under his guidance. claimed the 1989 CIF title, and his CdM girls teams were CIF runners·up in 1987 and 1990. Brande ha}'\JILI the: Ctr South· ern Sectio{ -adm1n1~trJt1on has cleared fiim to coJch, and he anti· cip:ited no furth.cr problem~ He liad applied for a coachm~ JOb al El Toro High. For the time being, Oistle is Bay Club. La Quinta and Woodbridge. BrJnde ""') not :1\:ulablc for comment Tue)(j:.i). PUIUC NOTICH PUILIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTIC!I PUii.iC IOTICH PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUIL!C NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES "'8&JCNOTICE (CALTRANS) tor r• Agent to negotiate a eon-NORAHll.llORRIBON This stat~meqt wu Ned PUILICNOTIC! This atatement wu llltd 1992 Th<s satemenl.Att's ~led Tn s sta.ternerl .,,, .. f.i.d lmburument ol BHeh trect IOf l'{ltem9 Int • M40 WMNU AVIE., with Ille coumy Cleft( ot With the County C1«1c ol Nancy J. Ktamp with the eomlty Cl«1I o1 ""'" tne Coun1y c • .,k of STAnlllNT OF Boulevard construction lion urvfett wes ~P-STL 303 Otange County on Fet>ru-Flctlttous Of~ County on Maich Ths statement was flied Otang• Coooty on Fet>N-OtarJ; Coumy on Maren ABANDOtllllNT OP costs; Amendment No. 1 to proved l'OUNTAIN VAlLEY ary 28, 1992 auslnffa NanM 4, 1992 With the County Clerk ol ary 25. 1992 6. 1 2 Ull OF FICTITIOUS 088·279 wil.h The Keith ResolVtlon was adopted CA 92708 F523333 ltete-.nt F5240CHS Otan~e County on Febr\J-F522844 FS24t85 IUSH•ll INAlll CompanlH fOf Arehfteet· apprOYlng the repof1 and Published N1wpor1 Th• Following P«ION Pub41shed Newport Be.ch-11Y • 1992 Pubhhed Nt"'l>0'1 Beach-P .. e1 stied ht,o1,pon Beacf\. The ~· Engineering u rvle11 r• Recommendlllona lfom the (7t4J 841-e4H Beach/Costa Mesa Olily are doing bus.neu as: Costa Mesa Oatly Pilot F522885 Costa Mesa Da ty P1101 Costa Meu Da. f P11ot have ~I~ lated to the Pelican HI• Personoel DVeetOf regatcf. Published Newport ..filol Match 4, it. 18, 25, (a)TEO INTERNATIONAL March ts, 25, Apnl 1, 8, PUbllshed Newport Beaef\. Match 11, 18, 25, Apr.I 1. March 18, 25. Apfll 1, 8. the Fictitious Buslnett ::o~ad ~I A Gr~ Ing adoption of Nlatl" Beaeh/Cosla Mesa O~ 1992 (bl'rHE KINGAARD ORGA· 1992 Costa Mesa Dally. Pilot 1992 1992 tiarne· OAO SYSTEMS n9 .; eet; ent ~en6~' end other temll and condl-Piiot M~h 115, 17.~. • w043 N z AT I 0 N INTERN A· W.()82 Maich ". 18, 25, April 1. W.056 • w.oas w 19 Sl Costa Men. . reem o. tlont ol em~Y'M'1' tOf th• 1992 TlOHAL 422 16th Pt.ce. 1992 --------- Ca111. 12e2i f'11' t Rotncbet1 I~ :::.am Ar•!k3httf Unit and 10 .,. MT1S4 PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa. ca1i1. 92827· PUIUC NOTICE W.o48 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The Flct llous B sl ros . .. OI c ...... tablish. new daH of Ar• 3212 Name r.red 10 u ,:!! E:Hlneerln~ fffVlc" lot llghtet Trainee. ..UILIC NOTIC! Flctltloua Janis Lyn Klngaatd, 422 Flc:tltlotls PUBLIC NOTICE Flc1111ous Fictitious was ai.ci In Orange COunty Ira 1~ sign lipm'".!I ~! Resolution wu edopled --Ut•--Bualnesa Na'9M 181h Place, Costa Mesa. lkt.in.n Nem• BuslneH Nerne Busln•H Name on September 4 1987 F'il• on oulton at .. way .... ••amended rutlirming th• r... ..... Stetement Calif. 92627 s .. tement F1ctttlous Statement Statement No F354445 ' l.aX• F'Ofnt Drive:; AtMnd-Health Cafe AO*'CY as I.he au.lneu Nw Th• Following persons This buslnus Is con-The Following persons Buslnea a Name The f ol10 .... 1ng pe<sons Tre Fo 1ov.1ng persons Dave Dao, 2101 w. Coro-ment No, 1 11:? ~""*'t County Solid Wast• Local Statement ere doing busmess u: ducted by: an 1ndMdual are doing bustness as: State~t are do.ng b1n1ness as aie ooing bus ness as· net. Anaheim Calif 92801 ~· 09~lS4 ~th Ar •l'I= Enforcement Agency. au-The Following pe<sons SUPERCUTS CA/757 2961 The rtglstrant(s) com. BAR-CK CONSTRUCTION The Following pel'SOOS MARINA PROPERTIES. ROWt.SON REAL ESTATE Thlt t>Ylineu wu eon-mp 11 or e · thOrizlng submittal o/ the are doing bUsiness as: Harbor BNd, Costa Mesa, meneed to llansact busl-AND DEVELOPMENT, 2418 .,, do.ng bustnHS as: 2429 Wnt Coast 11.g'1way 2332 Port O.uneu Pl. csueted by an Ind ldual ~~~erl~ ;~eo:; Stall redeslgnatlon IP-SOUTHWESTERN TURN· Clllf.. 92626 MH under the ActillOUs Huntington Sl llA. Hun-OK INTERNATIONA1. MAR· Newpoll Beach Ca11I ~e,o1,port Beach Cahl This statement was filed 0 • plication p.ckage, and .. l<EY, 1525 Mesa Vlfde E. Gordl>A c. Roberti. 156 Business Nama(s) listed llng1on Beach, Cahl. 92648 KETING, 4001 E. La Palma. 92663 92660 tr1 the County Clerk ol ~·~j:t~Y 0 U~ility g •nc." tabtlshlng an lildeperlCMnt Or. Suite 224, Coia Mesa, Montelalr Drive, Santa above on: February 20, Chrl1tophef Harold B~ck, Anaheim, Calif. 92807 James Parker, 2633 W Ira Ala., Ro.N4son 2332 Orange County on Fel>f~ r • r nge oun Y hearing panel lo handle ap-CA 92628 Crw Cahl 95060 1992 2411 Hl.Wltmgton SL •A. Or.rid R Shute, Kathy M Coast Hwy , Ne"Wpo11 Pon o..-ness Pt.. ~.et11ol>0'1 aty 2". 1992 ~Ire Strvle~~h ~bra~ peals from solid waste f• Donald Lewis Gilsdorf, Packer Brothers, lne.,a Ja:oes Lyn Kingaatd Huntington Beach. Calli Shutt, 3400 Ava Of The Beach Ca. I ~663 Buen CaJil. 92660 Pl.lblllled ,.._Por\ e.acn. gree ment wi ~ elhty owners and/Of opet• 1555 Ma& Vlfde E. Or California Corporallon, Th .. statement wu filed ~a Ans J.117. Costa Mesa This business 11 con. Tn s bus nus ts con. Costa .,_ ... Ptlot Mwch 11 San&Jago FoundallOn: Sec> tOfs. #28-H, Costa Mesa. CA 20•32 S11Verado Avenue wfth the County Clerk of This business Is eon-Calif. 92626 ducted by an 1nd0.iduaJ dueled by: an lt\d•ll'ldual 18, 25. Aptt 1. 1992 • ~ :"'rdment '° ~ft· Public comments were 921528 1210. Cuper11no, Cahl. Otanoa County on FtbN-ducted by: an lndl\lidual This business Is con· Tilt reg1s1ran1(s) com-Tn1 r1g1s t11nt(sl com- W-06• E! • :issu'~!: ..... ,~~ made by E. T. Snell regard· Jlmff Alan Oullos, '112 95014 ary 25, 1992 The regrs11an1(s) com-ducted t>y: husband a.no menced 10 transact bus.-menced 10 transact ~ ---------• 11• ""1 n t .... ,.....,,.., Ing Penal Cod• 5ect)on Berkstllre Lane. Newport This business Is con-F5:t284e m~ to sact t>vsi-wile ~' 1.1nde< tilt Foet.llOln ness "'1der !"It Fie1 "out PUIUC NOTICE ~~A~~; :"~ 1298 and I.he upeditlng ol Beach. CA 92660 dueled by: a general part· PUOUShed Newport Buen-nest under t a F1ct.i.ous The reglstrant(s) com Bus ness Name sl 1~1ed Business Nama(s) sled ,.. • ~-·F property bonds: the County Randall OeNuccl. 2828 W. nersh1p Costa Mesa Dail Pilot Bu11n1ss Na,~,., .. -·--menced to tran5act bus1· abO~• on februuy 1, 1992 above on· M11tcn 9. 1992 ITAnlllNT OF Srst;ms IOf Mal~9? Admlntsllll!Y9 Officer WU Ball Road. Anah .. m, CA Thi rtglstrant(s) com· Match 11 18 25 y•ftttl 1 above on· February 2• ness undtf the fict.tious James P1rke1 Ira A.a,., Ro .. 1son AUNOONMINT OF 0 Hllnger 0• ng directed to C001d1Nle a r• 92804 menced to ttansact t>YsJ. • • • """' ' 1992 Bu.s1nes1 Namefs) t.sttc: Tt-.s Sllltment ...... r1ac1 Tl"s s•-att.,,.nt .... fed Ull Ot' FICTITIOUS ~rldgnCo and 8~19:i S~ sponse to Mr. Snell. and P. Tt11s bu1ineu Is eon-ness under the ficlltiOUs 1992 Christophet H Barck 1t>ove on: March 3 1992 ""'!ti tht Co..nty C<efk ot ""!n the County Clefll of aUSIMlll NAiii ~ wn~i Alt rSer L McGowwl, 1405 S. Bns-Cl\lcied by: • general part· Business Name(s) listed W-OSC This statement was fileo David Shute Orange County on Ftl:>fu-Ofange County on March The tollOw> • r 1 • tol SttMt hPflS~ con-nershlp , above on· M11th 5, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cletk of Tl\11 llatement ¥.as tiled ary 2~ 1992 9 1992 have aband::f 01~~ = ~:1tiofV~':'~1~~ cem regarding the potential The raglstrant(s) com-Gordon c. Roberts Orang• County on Feb¥~ with the County Cterk ol F522143 F524445 the Flcll11ou1 BuslntH 30G-t8· Agr:-ment with effect ol elty·wi<I• redevel-rMOCed to tran .. ct bus!· This S1a11ment was filed Flctltlotla WV 25, 1992 Ofange CoYnty on M11ch P1.11:>1.shed ht~ e.acn-Put:>.sneo hewpott S..Cti- Name· MAG INTERNA· Golcttarb ' Upman for Pro-opment on property rights. ""' und., I.he F'ICtillOUS With the County Clift! of •uslnesa Name F522152 3. 1992 Costa ~.,. Oa 1y P1101 COS\I '-'•SI Da '1 Piiot TIONAL CONSULTANTS. lts11onal lAgal SaMces; p~s.:::.,1: "':,Si! =~·:. ::me(s) I.sled O,.nge C~ty on Flbr~ Statement Published N1¥rl>Of1 B11eh-. F523B04 March 11, 18, 25. Apr1l 1, March 18 2S April 1, 8. 26 Col~. IMne, Calli Aliso Viejo Jo nt Com· .,,1 10 G011emment Code Donald L. Gilsdorf 11Y 25, l992 F 2878 The FollOW1ng persons Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Pub111htd Newport Beach-1992 1992 t2715 murvly Fae1h1Jet AgtHmer.t Section S4957.8, was con-This statement was ftled 52 . art do.ng t>Ys111eu as: t.tvell 11. 18, 2S, Apr~ 1, Costa Mesa Oa. 'I P1 ot w-os1 w.oe:e The F1c11uous Business fOf Funding Transpottallon dUcted ,,_,111 the County Clerk of Publ'tslled NeWl>Of1 BelCh-THE CAR CONNECTION. 1992 Mardi 18, 25. Apr 1, 8 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE N>me reletred to abOlle ComdOf and ,.,. OecM Board adiOUfned 11 10.00 Orange County on Fet>ru-Costa M111 • Oa.ry Pilot 7286-J Edlnoer Avenue. W-046 1992 ••as r.tad In Ofange County AgrHrMnt by and among am .• In mtmOfY ol or. WV 21, 1992 March tt, 18. 25, April 1, Huntington Beach, Calif. PUil.iC NOTICE W.078 Fictitious FlctJUoua on August 29, 1999 File Tran1pona11on Corridor Donald G. Hagan, l.a9una ,512492 1992 92647 No F'4~18 Agency, Community fa-Beath, v.ho was ac:\tve In Put:lllshed N.........,. Belch-w.o52 Stallion Dlstr1buto1t, Inc . BSC 4 10 PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name Buslneu Name a.•.i.n. Bernacchi. 26 Co-c:1 .. 1 .. s O.Strlc1 'No. Y..l, omollOO AIDS educaliOn --........ A C»lom.a Cofporation, Statement State ment lu"rbla. IN'c'le. Ca!.t. 92715 end I.he M.ss.on~Com-:id AIOS -*• pr. o-Costa Mn• Daily P•101 PUILIC NOTICE 7288..J Ed•nott Avenue. F1ctltlou• F1ctltloua The Fol10 ... ng ~rsons TN Fo 0"'1no persons This DuainHs was con-pany; Food V lJ. grams: artd Orvlll• R. FebNMY 26. Marcil 4, 11 , Huntington Beach. Calif. •ualneaa N.,... Bull-aa Ne rne are doing buslneu as• are oo-ng Dus•ness as ducted by an lndMdual eenses With Ruben eyes l-'s Los Alamitos Com-18, 1992 Flc\ltlous 921547 Statement Stetement GREY SEAL CONSULTING OF AMBER FARM 88 Fa r TNs ltllllftllnt was fJed fOf0tndalandfill,PMt12· m.anderoluwLosAiam.tos W.o42 lktslneaaName Thi• business Is con-The FOlO\llll(IQ persons The FOiiowing ~sons INTRNATION4L 2858 Df>·• Cos~ a.•1sa C a t "' :h lt\e County Cletk ol 20. and .. 1111 Ollell Cater.,. Police oa~ Stet9"'9nl ducted by: a COfpotalM>o .,. d0tng business as: we doing buslMSS as: Drake A.,.e , Costa Mesa. 92626 o.:w;r County on F~ tor a.. Canyon L.end~ll. Petti. L Jenll t.r PUILIC NOTICE The Following persons The reglslrant(s) com-YELLOW BASKET 2860 (•)MICHAEL PAUl CHRIS. Cal1I 92626 Kith een E D 1mcr1 1968 art 2 • 1992 P t 12M 1; Ma;ot Narcotic Ll .. D .. D ,;UTH c' i .111 are doing business as: rnenced to transact bus!-South Main Street.' Santa TtANSON (b)NU VISTA Debfa L)'M Sm.th. 2858 Cnurcn SI Costa ~esa Pl.lbhned Newport Beach> VtndOfS Prosecution Pro-" ~ • " et 'I er Fictitious BUSINESS CASSETTE nass undlf I.he f"ICtibous Ana CallfOfnla 92707 PUBLISHING 907 Van Drake Ava , CQSQ Mes. Ca..f 926:7·2256 Cost.aMeA P!Jot March 11 . gram Grant. FllCal Year •• the~ ...... lktalfteas NanM MARl<ET ING. 1374·B Business Name(s) listed ~IO eouss.acos. 10741 NISS Ct .• Co•~ Mesa. Calof 929215 Tl't s blolS ness I c~~ 18. 25, Aplla '· 1992 Hl92·93; Gm A&:>s>k•~ vkot9 lta1•ment Logan Ave. Costa Mesa, above on: Nov9mber 27, Equestrian Ortv•. Santa Calif. 92626 ThtS bUSll'llH IS con-ductlCI by' It\ ind VIC""" W.o65 10 th9 United State• Small P ubll1hed Newport The FOiiowing persont Calof. 92628 1991 . Ana, Calilomla 92705 C1111g Ronald McElheny ducted by an lnchllldua.I Tne 11g11tran1(s) com- --.. -,.-11-C-N_O_T_l_C_E--1 eus1na11 AdrnltllsttaliOll lof 811ch'Co1ta Meta Daily are doing bu.stneSs as: David w. Ol'IPlf, 203 Sus,. Vice PreS1d1nt Thll bus1n111 11 eon. 907 "an Neu Cl. Costa Tn1 reglstran1(1) com-meneeo to tranPC1 t:>us.- rv-.i the Nal!ONI Small BIN-Pi.lot .,_ardl 11. 1-. COHEN. KER~ART. OOIN-ann.ah Pl.. COS11 a.tau. Th.I statement was filed d<lded by an lodMdual Me.sa. Calif. 92626 menced IO ltanuct ~ ...ss IJF\der "'-Fietitio..s --1-T-,.-n--.-1-.. -T-M--lneu Tr" P\anting Pro-..oeg TlUAN. PARTNERS, 2 Patlt CaJ.l 92927 ¥r•th lhe County Clerk ol Tne regislrant(•) corn-This business ts con-nass uno.-the f"iet.~ Bus.rien Name sl ~s:eo gram; A~ to ui. Plau •920. !NIM. Calf Oerns L Osborne, 2437 Otano• County on FfllN. menc:ed 10 lranMci bu» dUded by: an lnd1..,ldual Bus.ness Narr.t(s) t.sted ab0"9 on Apt.t 1988 AaAllOONlllNT o~ United Sl&tH o.oartment PUBLIC NOTJCE 92714 Holiday Rd • Na .. port WV 2!, 1992 nHI undlf Iha F>ellllCIU' Th• r1g1strantt1) com-above on Maten '· 1992 IC.alhleen E 01amt>ra Ull OF '1CTITIOUI of Hou11ng and U1ban 0.-SteYe C. Kerhart. Partner, Beach. Calif. 92660 F52215t Busmen Name(s) listed meneed to transact bull· O l.. Sm•th Tl\.s s:.a•.,,...re .,.., I ea au11-.1 NA111 V9iopment (HUO~F'iacal BSC at 2200 Banvwood Ave , San This bus.,,ess Is eon-Publlshed NIWl>Ofl s..cn-above on: February 25, ness ~ the f"tCUto0us nu sa1rnen1 .. as Gl«1 ..u.. tha ~iy Ct•• ot The tolowlng penons Year 1992-93 of NOTICa OP Pedro. Cal'•f. 90731 cfUc!ed by a ~-pen· Costa a.teH oa.ly Pilot 1992 Bus.nfls NatTl9(S) kstld ""th the County Claril of Or.-ge Coun.rt on Fe~ ~ abendoned Ille use o1 HOr.tE ~ Pannet· PITITIOM TO Paul A. Ouonl lt1n, Pllllnef, nershtp 2 II Aogelo A. Boussiacos .cove on: Maten 4, 1~ Orange County on Mwell 11Y 25 1992 th• f lc1t1to1.11 Business s P Prognrn. 1118 E. Almond Avenue, The reglstrant(s) com-M~ 11• 18• 5• Apt '· This S1atement was tiled Cratil MeEll\eny 3. 1992 FS228 SO Name· CALIFORNIA DIN· Cal\&ln con1tructJon eon-AOMINllTD Ofange, Caht. 92&ea . "*'Ced to transact bust-1-• .,jtf\ uie County Ctertt ot This statement •as t.t.ci FSll704 P1b shed hewpott e.acl)- INO SERVICES. 3178 ~ treca l!W«e set lor btd. llTAn OF: ~ L Cohen. Partnlf, nest undef !he Fid11H1Us W.OS9 Qnnoe CCMlty on Mardi "'1h the County Clerk o! PUbl.shed hewpor1 Beacn. Costa Mesa Oa y p4101 IT\MI St. 541tte 117, Coll& ~. cordrxt ~ llARUl'A P. WllSU 1151 Baypor1 Wsy, N ... Bul•MU Nama(s) ~steel PUBLIC NOTICE 4, 19§2 OrWlCl9 Cot..nty on March Costa Mesa Da.I~ P•lot Maleh n. 1&. 25 .. 1, tin.a. Calll. 92621 ordert approved a nd CAI• NO. Ate3tM por1 Baecl\ Calif. 126&0 a bOve on February 27. f523 H3 4, 19§2 March 18 25 Aptll 1 a.. 1992 · T:'lt FIC1•b0us Bus.nest projlQI accepWd as com-To all heirs, t>tnttlaanes, Tht1 business Is con-1992 F1ctltt.us Pl.lbllshad NIWl>Ofl Beach-F523H t 1992 • • ' W.()IY Harne r.._,ed 10 al>ove ~· adOC*d credJton. eonllngent etedl· due~ by: •general pall· oa..;d w. Draper llusJnesa...,.,.. Costa a.tna Oait'I Puot Pllbkshed f'.iawpcrt Bead>-w.071 1----.------•as ~In Ot-. County RISOIYloon wu tors. and petSON who may nersl'lip This 11a11ment was filed S M • 25 A....o 1 Costa Mna Oa 'I Pilot PU•l .,. NOTICE on May 22 1115 Fw1 Mtting Mard'I 24, 1992. OCherMM be lrffr"1ed in The 11g11111nt(1) com. with I.ha Couniy Cllfk or tatemettt arch 11. ,., • ,..,.. · PUBLIC NOTICE , ___ '"'\" _____ _ No F11708S 9 30 a.m as Iha cs.le and uw 'Ml! °' estate, or both. meneecl IO transac1 busl· Otano• Coumy on Fet:>N-The Fot'owlng ~· 1992 March t8. 2.5, Ar>frA '· 8 ~ T~ Swantko. 1t0 bml for. put>Gc Meting to of' BARBARA P. WIESER neu undlf the f"ldlbOUS ary 2li. 1992 lfl doing business as: W-069 1992 Flctttlous .................. Promontory Or East N..,.. coMider U,. renewal of a A PETITION has been Business Narne(sl listed FS:t3HS YANKEE TECHNOLOGY. W--081 Bull N-. 1 ...._1 Pof1 -..Cl\ Call 92660 ~ tt4evt9'0tl hndltM med by CHARLES R. ab<>Y9 en FetiNaty 22. Pubishad N-Bekh-1978 Anane.m Ave .• Costa PUBLIC NOTICE .. 'IUC ... OTICE Stneut t ~ F....,_ Thi• ~ was coo-to the Golden Rain Foun-WlESER In ui. $uperlOt 1992 __ ,...., ....... Caltt. 92627 r'V " a •men ---~ .. per.ona °""1ed bf an ltlCIMdYal dalJOn. Cour1 of Calilotn.a. County ~ Kefhart. Partner Costa Mna Dally Pilot Thomas J G rmer. 1970 Fk:tJtlous The Fouo .. "'O persons 111 do.ng bu""9SS •~ nu stmment wu l'iled Cert.aon pwcl\a.wlg mat• of ORANGE This statement was Ned Match 11. 18. 25. April 1, Anaheom Ave . Costa Mew, Buslneas Name Fictitious are do.ng t1usinass as· '-11US ROAOEP\I ASSOO- witf\ .,,_ County Qer11 ot ters ..,. apptoYed. TME PETfnoN requests with I.he Coumy Clarli ol 1992 Calif 92627 S tatement Bus lneu Name NEW HOR ZONS l~TER. ATES ~ Coi a.n P\ac:e ~ Co1611y on t.tat'd'I Certatn trlCt/parcel map U\al CHARLES R. WIESER ~ County on Match W.()62 Thomas J Long 229 The fo0ow1ng persons l tM-t NATlOML. 2114 W Ocean ~~~Ca~~ 3. 1112 IMllet'S..,. 8'>Pt0Yed. be PoWl{ed penonal 3. '* Nonh 6th Stlffl Montao-.,.. doong bus•nHS ... The F~ persona front Ne•port Buell ..... F Otden. Putlls'*' ~ e.acn. RetOIUllon wu ~ ap 1111'9 : admws-' FS23M2 PUIUC NOTICE bello, Cal.I 90640 • PRECISION WINDOW we oo.ng tius.nns as C..11 92tl6J Place. Cosa Mau. C..t Colla ..... Not March 18. MlliloN>ng d stnbutlon of ~al• of I.he ~ P~thed N-8.ac:h-ThlS buslnHS I• con-TINTING. 1982 Newport w H COORSEN ANO AS· J;.g lsn .. ar ~" Grew • 92627 25..., 1 I. 1992 1~ procMCt1 lot tht dlf'll. ·-,...... Fict itious d\lc:ted by: a g«*al part. Blvd Costa uasa. Cat.I SOCIATES 3242 H&iladay 19981 Ft'CI "I ln t<unt.no· TPI s b.,s.ness IS ~o"' . w~ WI...,. on cen:a.n Pate91L TM£ PETITIOH Costa Mesa Dady Pllol luslnesa N..... IW'Shlp 92627 ~te 201, Santa Art&. Ca.J 10n Budl. Ca..1 92646 C.xled by. an lttdi·id>.,;a; ~ 10 the CJty lhe dti<::ed911t's w~ March 18. 25. ~ 1, I Statewl Th• reg11trant(s) com. JoM Michael V'illenlUYI 9270S This bus neu 11 con. Tne reg stra'1tls1 com. PUii.iC NOTICE of UglM\e Niguel tor con-codltl• 11 be actmllted 1992 The Following l*ION rnent9d to tran~ ~ 26958 CMmond. M.V. Calif waaer H. Coursen. UI. 431 OUCIAld by: an ll1d "ldwal menc:td 10 transact bu» --------·lttruellOn of a tralflc slQnAll to ptobel•~ '4lril and W-073 .,. dOing bUs1M1S-.: neu unc1et the F°tCt•llOUS 92691 Holly Strait. Laguna The reg1stranl{s) co,.,. riess UlCef •~ F<1 t>O\oS KHIM at N gue1 Road and I.II ft«. l/t'f eodlai. .. availatlle ... IUC -TICE WE BERS WORLD CO. Bu11ness Name(s) Uttd This buslMH Is con-Bead\. Calif 921$1 mencecl to tr~ buSt' Bliis.nen J,._a.-rie s 1 1= ~IA&. mQU Drive wn ~. for edmlnallOn In the • rv tn1 OBA PHOTO BEAR, 33047 ~ on. N A dueled by: en indMduel Th11 bus•neU Is con-neA ~ the r <t.1.o.A al)0"9 on: .,,.,,.,., • PMCDDINGI OF EnwonfMf\tal Manag• ll t by tN ~ F1 "' 11e Calle Avtador. San Thomas J G.lrner Tne 1eg 11tant(1) com-dUeted by an rld.-'ldual Business Nama(s) lst.d Garv Ror~ .,.. 80ARD M nwni Agency'• req\leSI lot ~E PETITION requests ~·· Juan Capistrano, Calif. Thlt statement ... s llled manced 10 arwact busi. The 11glstrant(s) com. above on· Maten) 1992 Th's s1~ "'c/ °": ~· OF autnonution few 1l'le l'w· autllotlt'f to admlnisi.r I.he .,... 92U5 w.U\ tM County Clerk or nus under f"9 FleVCious menead 10 lr'8nlK1 bulJ. J.t9 lshwat S.ngh ~ wit" th• COlr.f't 4W\ .,_ • ...,. COUll'TY cNaonO ~ lot CCW*act est.al• und9f IM ~ lt9e....,.... Ma rs hall Myers. 7191 Orange County on Mwch Bus.inesa Nain.e(s) ltS1e<f nes1 under tr'8 F'~ 1:"• ~C .a0,..., t:..oot ~ 1~t o-, "•'---• tor vw dft9I and,.-of clef1l AdnWllstradon ol Ea-The FolloMng penons SQuth.,V'ld Qr~ ~ 3. 1812 above ~ Ja.nu.ry 23, Bu:s<t'less N.arna(s> u•eci ., tM OlllW'f .... Sl CM.JllORttlA ....._ varlou• publ•e tadl1U.1 tat" Act. (Thia aulhOtlty are OC*IG bUw.a as: Beacl'I, Calif 12641 FS23703 1992 at:>OYe on. J.....,,.., e. 1991 °'= Cowlty on March f5Ul71 .Afta, CaMam&a d~ by !Me wtl allow the personal rep-OANIELlAN I ASSOC!-M1Jc1t Inc., Ca11fomle 1Cf-~ N ... port Beet~ John Mi<hael Ytlleneuve Waltlf H. CO\a'Mn Ill 3, 1 Pl.IC:ll Vied .....,Port BMC~ A ~ mM""9 of tM 1992 atOfmt was rnentaWe 1IO take many AT'ES, 4300 Campus DI'., porabon, 19 Vienna. New-Costa ..... DAI''/ p ot ~ statement wu IU«S This 1tat.ament was filed FU3~7 Costa M•u 0• 'I PiloC Bonof~olOf· Selection ol ean ey act.one Wllhoul obCllllWIQ SI.Mc~'!~~ Beach. por1 Beetch.Call 929IO ~ 11 25 Ai>t• 1 8 w.ttl IN COlftY a.n. ol Wllll 11'19,.~ry 0.Fk of Pubflal\ed Ne.wpol1 ~ t. di 11. 1a :s. '-?fll 1, --~ Counly. Cellfomea. ~ Gtol4>. Inc. ... ll'le court~ a.lore tail· .... --This bu11neu •• con. • • • • ~ Countt on ftON> Oranoe '-V'Jlf•ly on etlru-CoS'll ...... O..it PllOI 1992 a1wo .-ng • the Qowm. pn>vicler o1 P'•Paeamiant Ing certain ftfY lm90fUnC Danielian Conaulllng d\ICted by: a gecwa1 pen. 1~ ary 2!1. 1992 llY 2$. 1992 March 11 25 ~· 1 1 't\~l Ing ao.rG of tM Oltll'ICU end pel'iodH: pl'l.,..ocal ••· aetlOf\s. however, the I*• Group, Calilornla. 4lOO ntfll'liP W-070 ' FU1BT8 f522M4 1992 ' • ' 'i--------- ll'ld ~'" Gowmed twnona!IOl'I MMc9 '° Or-tonal r9PfeaentaliYe be C.,,.,ut ~1120, New-Tl'le registrant(•) com-PUii.JC NOTICE P\lbllshed Newport Beach-Shecl N..,pott Beac,.,.. W.079 ' PUI UC NOTICE t1'Y fie ea.rd of tu09n'I-ange Counrt tn\OIOtmanc l'9QWecf 10 QNe noOce lO pott a.ch. '· '29IO rNnCed lO ~ bull-Costa MeM Oa.ly PWOt Cotta Men DaJy P ot ---------1---------ecn .. llald on U.Cl'I ~ end emplOyeee lnterfttlld petMIN unleat !~ buslneH Is con-neu ~ Iha ~ F1cttti.u. M c:h '' 'I 2S.. Ai>N 1 March 11 '8 ~ Aptol ' PUILIC MOTICI Fk:tftleu. tQ. tin. t '° a..tft . wrth .,.. ~ they hew wWved noc1c9 Of ...,....., lrf: • COfporDon Bua1nn1 Natn1(1) ls'9d .,, • • • • • • · Bu•lilMN lla...- tl'lt lollowln9 memblfl Of~ County HoualnO con-*<!'° Iha pr()S)OMd Tl'I• t•ttrant(s) co""' abow ~ Odobef 1117 ••lftu• ..._. 1992 1992 W4'9 P'lcUU.. ltet......,. tie;no Pf"9nC Ao09f A Autho11ty Operattng A• action) The ~ldetle ~ ~ ~ Mll'll'lall ~ The ~~ne W.o4.5 Bu ....... ._ TM ~ P9'l'IOna StM10t1. CNinNn. Hamea Mtve HOuaing Action Slnil• .,.,,..,...anon~ Wiii ,,... ~ Wl9 ~ nu sta1ernet1e was lled _..._ • .,. pertont PUIUC llOT1CI ftUILtC NOTICE It••-•"' .,. ~wen• M. Wlecfer, Oadlli H !VY tnC1 Funding Alocelon tie gr...-ed ~.,, lntef. luaine9a Name(I) llaled witil Iha Courey ci.t'll of -dotna ~SS: The fOOo'llMO penone VICl\YS CREATM ~It.$. VaequaZ. Don R. AoCt1 and ~ wu ~ Hlad person tllet an ot>-.OOW on; .. wch 1, Ull2 Or~ County on Marc.h REGENCY PROPERTIES, Flett.._. P'lcUtl.u. .,. doiog b~-.: 1 U Bro•O••r Cosia Thomae f . Ailey. 10 Mate.h 11, 1112.. lectton IO 0. p.-on and care~ Prealdenl 3. 1992 L.P., 1555 ScMh Coui ....-.. Ma C & C PAOMOTlONS. 240 W.U.. C ' L"'Q1 Cenaln pre11ntallon1 e>on.auon of TWo 11'2 ~ lhoW9 .C:, cw ""'Y 11'19 :J::: ~~ ~ FUMeO ~11.ag\ni 8Ncl'I. 'S::: ~ ltllte,..n~ Ne•pou Ctflter 041.,., o r L N!OtnOn. t t5 & Tom":'oat1011a were :,: ~~o.': ~. not ..,... fie Ofange County on Mardi C~ta ••• ~.,~ The J . w. Colachts cem-: The f~ per.arw The F~ing perM)N S.Jfca· ~ ~ ~ 9Mdl. ~.-:~St Allal'l9\tl'\, made owed A HW 3. 1M2 -... -,..... peny, an At~ corporlli· .,. Clolng bUsUlesS •: .,. doing ...... ~ as· .. neaoMons ...,. ed®i.d -r..:; •• ~ ~ Hwlll ~ 0:-J:it PU.W3 Matel'I "· 1'. Afittl 1, .. Ion, S3:J Coast Boulev•d KEllL£R SERVICES. ts MICHELLE'S •~TERNA i: Pa.A ~ ~ ~~··"·~•_,.!_con-=-::.::":-~mending lhe period of,.. 2. 11N • 1:.4.5 ,. ..... In '~ • s.Anlcll. t90 1192 W.0'71 =~· Le Jolla. Cahf. =• °:!ar~t•.~ ~A~• '~~a..!~ c~&, 91701 The r~:slr• l(sl c~ y Oldd qiM9d ~:..; Dept. 3A loCINd • 700 ~ CeNet Drive, Arlt Thia bullneH I.a con-Niii C.f 90742 Trilt "" neu ls c~ "*"to '° tr~C1 ~ w ... d the IO~ on ~ !of amptoyo. CMc ~ Ortve Wesc, floor, Newpon Beach, PUl&.IC MOTICI duCtld by: • rim.tees part-. ic.w1n H. ic.oier. • lr!M M cl'leJI• l Scha;nucll., cwcted by1 .n tndMdual ,,. .. ~., t~ '" CaltbflM!i.2: and lor UM ll'le emlilcl lo~,,,_, Sallla Ana. CA tr.mu. c.w. tallO ,__,. 09 Largo. ~ ..,,._ lllM ~ PIK.:!ic: •~~ T e reg1stral'\1(1) co"'° BusiMu llWT'• } :r• 11• 1 ~ CNnnel .. Calld-.W. ()peflllon " YOU oaJECT TO the ~ NewPQtt IMell-,._..._ The 'et 1ttant(s) com-~Celt. l2ttl .,,._ 9Md\. 90742 ll'l8ftC9d iO ~ ~ ~· ~ N 4 b ~"'' Annual Ve*· =·"'°""'~ ==·~~:Coat.a ..... Oatty Plot ........ .._ n..ad to tnnNd ~ lll s b..alne .. la con-ll'ls buSAMH ,, con. :!!n. l.lf'OafN fie ~) lratlllCI ~11....,,,.,. ... f;leO ....,, Mud Aun to be Mid SM r:tk11 o1 Woocfww6. ........-lllarCf\ 1 I. H APfl 1 t Ila .. • 1 flt ,.... under tM Flctlb0u9 duc1*t by en ~ ~ by: an Ind!~ u a"'4t(a :a ~cl'l 20, l"2. ct;:-C:.,..,.. .. pn. ~ OI-:.:::, : 1• ' ' ' The FollOwwlg perWON ~ Name(a) letlCt Tlle ·1~l•ttanl(I) com-The r~latlanl(I) COl'I'-~ ~ ~ I. 1"2 ""'81~t"'t r~ on er~ whtl the .oe.. ___. ~ .,_.._.._ n cfO#lO ~ aa: ..,.,_on March 1, '"' rnenced lro ~ .,.,_ ~ '° tranNd ..,.. ....,.... • .......... -~• .AQJ•••• . "-' ,,..,.,, .... ~· .... .__.... .. ll'le ~ e.. w..ona WEHFfS wo .. U> co. 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Oft: NIA Mwch "· u ... 1, •• QAC)Uft, 11100 Olleee •li••••••-••&iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiil••••• 8"ch, Calf. 92141 Daniel & Kally 1992 ,..._ Clwtllllian a...n, _.,... ~ 1912 enue, !MM, Celt a714 ~r~~.M. ~~ This 111'1 ,.,.. w JIM · VIM»t 'lll!JI W: ~-9l, Co1tm 'NI CA -.... W.-J _9a1,_W.:..,#~ "--·· "'"''"'"''""'with the County 0.11 of ...... CAl2e2"7 _... ... ~ Olftl of ~ -u.., ._.._, ~~n. ~fM~I• con-0ninoe2 1~ on febn> "'8UC MOTICI Tt\la 1>U9Nn i. con-?.: ~ on Meidl PUii.iC NOTICI ~ =~.. con- duC19d by: an lndMduM If'/ 2'· ·-AotttleU duded W. an ~ 3• 1 PIGtltla• dUeled by: an lndMdull Th• regl11rant(1) com-F523287 ....,... N 1 The '''t.'trant(I) com-, .. _.. ....,,... ..... The rql1trant(1) como rMOCed to tranuct bual· Pub111hed Newpof1 Beacn-... ..:....-:-~---~.~. CPublll'9do••· u-~D.1tu ~,.,_1 ........... ~~..J!_ ~ nest undef the Fktttious Costa Meaa Dally Pilot ·-,..._ .,,. '"""u""" - --7 ..., The following PW'IOnl ·--,.._ u,. ""'.....,_ 8uS1na11 Name(a) llatad Mllfch U , 18, 25, Apt 1, 'The folowlng penona Butlnffl Name(t) ll*'8d Mllrd\ 11. 25. Apt 1, I , .... ~ bu11neee II' llkleinHI KllM{I) llaMd ... __ N'• are doing bullnlu u: llbow on• n/1 -. ~ NIA '"""'"on: ,. 1992 BEST Al/TO CARE 2100 ,..., caiu.en 1992 . CAST ROCK. 1975 Pat· ....,.. on: ~.~: waa filed W~ Hltbof llYd., Cotta• Mela, This ..-mant WM Mad W.075 =J CoS1a Mela, Callf. '#:[ ~ WM IMad with the County C1etk o1 PUILIC NOTICE cat. 92127 With lt'9 ~ a.ti ol "*.IC NOTICE Lance A. Davy, 111s Par w1et1 IM County Oatll o1 Orange County on Fat>ru-Mehrwl Ghahramanl, 3800 Orange County on March &OM. Cosia M.u, Calif: Onlnoe County on March ary 25, 1992 Fictitious Patk'Mw ~ IMne, calf. 9, 1"2 '1Gtltteue 928.27 10. \092 f523000 ltual~H NanM 91:.1~5 butlnell Is con-Publl ..,_~443t ......... ..... This busln111 Is con-, Fla.MOI Pubhahed Newpon Beacn-St•tement dUcted by. an lncfMdulll shed ..........,.., Bnch--............ due1ed by. an lncSIVldual P\ib&tshed Newpof1 8..ch- Costa Mesa oa ly Piiot TI,. follo-Mng PlftonS Th• reg.latrant(a) com-Coat.a M"a Dally Pilot TN F.olowlng persone Th• r•gl1trant(1) com-Co1ta MaH Dally P.119C Match 11 18. 2S, APf•I I .,. doing business as: menc:.cf to llanuct ~ March 11, 19. 25, April I, .... dOlnQ bulin9ll u: manced IO llatl&IC1 busJ. Match 11, 25, Aprl 1, .. 1992 I/AH JAVA. 4891 B11ch St, nass unct.t tne flclillOus 1992 P.C. TRADE PRINTING, neaa undet IN FktlllOUI 1992 W-058 Newport Beach. Calif. euiinass Name(•) listed W.()67 1375 Logen Aw. IF, eo.t. Business Name(•) listed w.oe7 --------~:----1 92660 at>ove on: M1tch 2, 1992 Mesa. C*.1212e at>ove on: March~. 1992 ---------PUBLIC NOTICE Humphrey vandagraat. Mahran Gt1ahramant PUILIC NOTICE Het Manti ~· 10571 t..ance Davy PUILIC NOTICE ---------2935 Ellesmere, Costa Thi• 11at•~• wa1 filed 8aacon Ava., Garden This stattlTllf11 wu l'iled ---------Fictitious Mesa, Calif. 92626 111111'1 the Couf'l1Y Clefll of Fictitious GtOlll, Clllf 92643 with Iha County Clefk of Flotttleue Buslneu N•m• This business Is coo-Orange County on March ltusl~H Name This bu1lne11 11 con-Oraoge County on Match au.-... .._.. St•tement ductlld t>y· an lnd•Vldual 2. 1992 Statement duded by. en lndMdual S. 1992 ltatetnent The Following pefsons Tile r•gostrant(s) com-F523587 The. Following persons ~,~,t~~ :: 'S24tM The f oltowlng perlCnl are oomg bus•ness u mencod to tr111sact t>Ysi-Publltned Newport Beacft. ar• doing ~nest as: neas under lhe Fict tlous Pt.Jbtished Newport 8MCh-•• doing business u . CONSULTING ALLIANCE, f'ess uodlf the FlcttllOUs Costa .... a Dally Pilot ABE PAOOUCTIONS, 219 BusinaH Nama(s)' bled Co1ta Mesa Dally. PIJot BURTON GROUP, 3242 ~~7f5e>1umb1a, Irvine, Calif. :::•:: N~:~•(s) loslad March 11, 18, 25, April '· ~:'t,,S~Jt9~~Newpon 1~ on: October 1, 1991 ~=h 18, 25, APl'll 1, 8, ~~ #201, Santa Anl, "'9 ""9" DIJ& ..... • ....... • ....... ___ , ____ .................... I ---IUN:t4 .. __ ...... -::;_:-... ............. e... ........ .,. .. ...... ..... _.1111-...... .. .. -................. _ --... .. Celorlr <:--. ........ -. .... .. ... ..... .,....._, ....... "*' .. r-,,,_ f/I ,_ •• I 1Mr.o1 ... ~ CIMl. Daniel e. Kelly 26 Colum-11umphrey Vanc119raal 1992 Abraham K1ntzeb•dlan. Hal Manti Nguyen W-o84 Bur1 Shinto, 379 MYTUe, b•a In.one. Cal.I. 92715 rhos statement was filed W-063 219 Giant St., Newport Th11 statement WU filed Laguna Beach, CA 92651 .. _______ _ 330 West Bay Street Co sta M esa, CA, 9282 7 FOUNTAIN LAGUNA WI-;~IMINS l t:R 1092 LINES DAYS IUCKS COSTA M ESA 2124 NEWPOIH Sell Your Private Porty Merchandise HERE~:: Nt.:WP<lHT CORONA COSTA Mt-;SA 2624 ouses/Condo For Sale VALLEY 10.14 NIGUEL 1052 PROVEN VALUE Houses.'Condos For Rent •2BR Oupie., nice cpt/ $650 or $750 Moves Bt:ACH ;! 1ti9 Bt-;ACH 2169 DF.L MAH :.!622 CORONA DEL MAR 1022 MASTERPIECE Nearly new 4bd 4b1. Granite noors, marble counters, French doors Spectacularl CONDOS FOR SAU: around golf course. Cathedral ceilings, nr beach, woodsy. COUNTRY CLUB SETTING Roomy 5bd 2.5ba w/ spacious family room. Pool and spa. Aruilous seller. 1304,800 . (5181H) t SPYGLASS VALUEt s949•900 <t 0372c> Spacious Oen vu es-ERA Rafferty & Lloyd Under $2001000 Wallace L. Neft·Agt ERA Rlfferty &: Lloyd ta.5555 11ue at a great price' 963-5555 Allaman West Ally H1-4338 Houses.1Condo For Sale P•trlck Tenore Agl --------- 7&G-a702 Spy91ass TERRIFIC TOWMHOME Re.,en1 Spec1a1ost Choice 2bd unit w fpl ~ ~' 6C JOO 000 Sold I New p.aonl carpet In· NEWPORT cosrA KESA 1024 NEW HOMES!! BUILDER'S CLOSE·OUT! Only 1 Left!! JBR over ::!JOO SQ It B«1IC1er '''"" cooperate w fona"C, ng $349,000 Open S•t..Sun 1·5 211 3 Valley Rd &42-89&4 s de laundry. pa110, garage S 138,900 (15899B) ERA Rafferty & Uoyd 963-5555 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1040 BIKE TO BEACH Bngnt & cheery I br un11 Wood burning tplc, ~·de laundry Assoc pool spa $129,900 Ca I Joe 848· 1202 Tarbell R-ttora FABULOUS! 2 StOly 2bed 2ba BEAC H 1069 FINAL BUILDER CLOSE-OUT! SEA FAIRE Studio, 1 Bath $159,900 2 Be<:l,oom. 2 Bath $238,900 642·1015 vau•l•d ce • ngs. sky· 1=========: utes 2 car gar~• in LOTS F O R SAL!'.: I °'oo LAQUNAB~H Ocean view lot w t p lans avail. $350,000. 873-8728 O UT ·OF ·ST An: PROP E q TY l !'>:>8 Esc ape To Washington qu et gated comm E 'SIDE .JBR lBA 5-car Ca•I Joe 848-1202. $549,000 By Owner, $138,000 under appraisal. Gor· 8 acres-50 101s- Wonderlul develop- m ant potentlal Prime Port Townsend loca11on. Some w/Water views. Will sell whole or part. 1249.500 gar lrg 101 Groat loca· Tarbell Reeltore 11onr Custom remodel ---------1n1 & •lfl 492 Flower St As~1ng 5379 000 For show•nq contact David at 88.3..eH9 FOUNTAIN VALL._"Y 1034 LOTS OF EXTRAS Large custom home nas oa)i f100r1 we• bar, llack I tes much more S239,500 1$442H) ERA Rafferty & Uoyd 963-5555 LIFESME PLUS geous custom. totatty Outstand ng 2bed 2ba pvt view home Totally condo in gated comm upgraded to m•x._ wa " 1o Harbour and muml Steam shower, ocean Pool spa, flfY'ljS 1•c tub. rock walk· raquetb•' p;us YI-' ways & decking. 18' 831·5044 or 206-385-2052 Call Joe 848-l202. bu1ll·ln ga1 BBQ. T•rbell Realtors Matching huge poo&.1 ________ _ Gazebo, custom ltght· PILOT CLASSIFIED 1ng 1n & oull Gor-1_,,~--.,...~--- U s the resource you g e o u 1 k Itch en & eliu1fiid ii: .•.. can count on to sell a bathS, etc, etc, etc. C 0 N V E N I E N T myttad of morcnan-Best buy In O .C. Must whalhlf' you're buy· dose items because s-to believe v•lue. Ing selling, or Just our columns compel owe paper. Appt only looking, ctasslflea hu qual1t1ed buyers to 84Sa5932 what you ~I call I 1-.... U""'a"'k....,,e""l'"'h""'e"""r'""ig""Fi ... t ""move,..,..=-. PILOT CLASSIFIED 842·58 78 Pilot RNJ Estala 842-5e78 BAL ROA I SL.AN I> 2 I Ofi 3BR 28•. garage, spa, nu paint, gar, lnclry ••DUPLEX 28' 28 You lnl L~ 1 or 2BR hkups, lg y d 5850 · "· Le• prime :tar 28• 3BR 2BA. gar, pvt deck. 1n Quiet complex, NO Must Seel &47·7540 garage , block t o tower duple11 unit, ·~ no dogs, new crpt, pe;ts. L..ndry, (garage, •iiilde Townhom• bH(;;a):~:!~';o. block to beach, frplc. 5 1500. 844·7977 d, ell1ra) 831-8427 2BR 2Ba. trptc, gar,•---------P~llo ~ ~m3o°oc,.•an .,,-7-59-894 _ _,,,,· 9_•,..· --.....,,-•--.-.-7.;..SO--Mo--.,.-,n-l-vac:ant & ready! 5975. •LldoPenlnaule• v ew, • ,mo CYt• 1Br So. of PCH Es de 2Br 1Ba. •Int Ramu 842·8797 1 & 2BR Units from yrly Eveeiwkends " blk to Albertson s concl. 271·D 16th Pl 5800 w'lse, pvt bch. 484-7748 Days ask w lk •-At .,, p ~AA ,..,.52 •Sherp Eeeteld•• bay vi-. 873-8030 for Judy· 833-3850 S7~c)~~72o.;~j'0P · s7oo No et~ fireplace. 121 Opel 1-,,,..,..---=--......,...,--- S I 400 mo year1y. 873·2908 BAI.B OA PENINSULA 2107 Taking Apphcatlons for 3BR 2BA house with dbl gat & 2 frpls. 51400/mo. 735-0466 CORONA DEL MAR 2122 2BR ... ofc, 2BA. 2~ car gar, Ip, w/d, d/W, bnck pauo B11gttt/a ry s 1575 /mo 700 Polntsenia. 0wrv Agt 760-8781 Oulet 3Br 2Ba, big Spring spec~• ltlru 4 '30 Newport c, •• , 3Br •I BR Mobil• homet. fncd yd, dbl gar S 1095 -Quiet. secure. $550-Pet? 842·MH 2BR 1 \'IBA . 2·stry, 2'1'.tBa, frptc, 111<1! bar, S600 1991 Newpe>11 2BR lBa townhom• In Twnhse, dbl gar, poolJ 2-car gar, pool 1enn1s Blvd No pet 64~73 apa, no pets. St 075 • S 11550 lease 544~9 Mesa Verde anached, sec dep. IS4o..444• •Move In S_,.lal' •Do you ~ lg clean gar, lndry hkup, $9351.---------Nwpt Crest, 3BA 2\28A ,..-• 2br 1btli' G.i~e. new mo. Anne 751-4330 2BR 28A, den, 2-cat din rm, quiet toe: neJO ••AU Mgr For cpl, D/VV. storage. lk D•t•lt• on Ren .. I Remax SC Rltra gar. wa to bch to gmbll S1450'mo Bonv•••ll S7SO No Pet 640.2495 E'Slde 3Br 2Y.t Ba S 1250 /mo + uc. Ownr/agt 675-4252 111R & 2•R 211A •LRG Clean 2Bf\/t8A frplc. frlge, 1tove,1....,c .. •ea_n,..._7_3_1..0_5_7_1___ Pool. 1pa catlle hkup house. garage No micro, d/w, 2 car gar, 4BR SBA. fam rm, gour· SIUJ.L BAY VIEW WESTLAKE VILLAGE pets. On·stt-t prlmg. lndly hkup, prnt patio, met kit, $4,950. Ava.II 3BR. 2 \2ba, aub-zeto M.5n8122 $775 mo 2*2299 cmplUy refurbished! 411/92 31().434-1346. fr. doo11 berber crpt •Smalt bachelor N'lorpt $1350. 675-8314. Dock avail . 50'. S1795fmo Ava.I now HglS, Ul•IS pd. Pvt E'SIDE TORHI 500 35th St •BR 2ea =a_5_1_,,...a_i60_0wnr..,.,,,._-'gt,,___ Park·Stttlng!! yatd No pets S5501 JBr 2y,ea. w/d hk up, upper unit, frplc, gas. Spacloue 1 Br house mo • dep 846-08&6 1 lg pvt 1undeck, avl w /trg patio '& P'-I Wolh Ocean & Sunset ---------2 trplc. 2 enc pab0$, 411 $1500 857-39945 beach, W••~ to resuu views N.ce 2BR 28a 2-c.ar gw 51100/mo · · S900 Ctilld OK. No 31SA Santa lubet ••Pldtte Condo 2BR rants. ahops, & ocean Pets ~1-45107 4BR + 5th BR, 4BA. fl 992-823511~n1~780 2BA. 2-car gar, gated beach•• $950 mo Lllil ........, 1 Included 631·71 10 2Br 2Ba. $82!> mo New 17th & Tustin Sml QUtat compi.11, angl· 111. vauneo cell, 1tg kltch, mslr 1u11e Rudy now. "120-l"730 p, pvt deck. 2-car gar, E'Slde. Brighi 3BR comm • ......,., spa, ,p no dogs. $2300. 64-4-I 75BA 2460 N $1,2SO 721-0651 79n d, 75!).8949 a. ' OfH.1--=',.,.-----..,....---NO pets. $1200/mo, D 'lu.x 38r 3Ba wop- Country charm 2Br 2~. den w •an appls. pvt pallO, 2 Cat gar, close 10 beach S 1300 mo. A\11 4'3. 760-3676 leu• 96a-9824 11gt. 1ionaJ 4th BR Ba. pvt Spacious 2·St0f'/ town-yd, frplc. dbl gar home 2BR 2 'hBa, ,_s_1_400 __ mo_._7_59-08 __ 7_4_ Duolex on Water lrplc. garage, pool, S950. Nt Canyon/VIC· torta. Agt 87~912 On f!Wlloat 2Br 1 'hBa, u--------- lg 2 car gar. W/D, frig, Westside Duplul 1,p, N-paint 11195 Quiet 2Br 1 Ba on Vrty lH 640-5324 Pomona. 2 car ~ 38~ 2Ba. ,,.,.1 bat. f p , stove, frtg, pallO. No peia s 1ns ~A21 EASTILUFF FAllLY HOIE 4BR +den, 38A, lanced yrd Frshly pntd. Pets & k.lds OK Ava;f Nowl. S2395/mo 651-111SO OwnrfAgt Walk to Bch.. Lge 2BR 2BA. Rear unit. 2-car parking, w/d hkups, $1 500 mo 851·1 177 or 721-83J5 COSTA MESA 2124 Huge Townhomell 4Br 2 "'1Ba, big yard, sap family rm. "pie, vacant S1325 Remax Rltrs 842·8797 rage. W/D hkups, small yard, pet OK. AVJ 315. $795/mo. Villa Rentals 175-4912 HUNTI NGTON BEACH :21 °'0 H1rbor Woods Townhome Steps to Nwpl Cntr. 28' 1 Ba, S 1 150 Bkr 640-5664 Spnnghuri.t 38', 21/\ Ba.•--------- fireptace, fenced yd, 2 Leas•Npt North car gar, 11350/MO End Unit 2BR ava.14'1. 842.e877 2.5BA twnhm, 2 car Buy It. Set It. Find It. •ttach garage $1275 Classln.d. Bkl, Uongs ~5"4 STEPS TO SANO! YEARLY 28R..JBR hm• 'dpllls iv tx:n A.111 now $795-$1800 mo Villa Rentals 175-4912 Apartments For Rent BAL HOA Pt:NINSUl.A <?ti07 •2BR.'yearty, IUndeck gat~. W (O,. 1.11.I Incl, steps 10 rruatke1. S985 fMS.~882 2-BR 2aa 2 block• to beach, yrty saso mo. Deck. bu1INns 673·2511 CORO SA ~I. MAH l62i Townhouse Style! 30R 2 ' .a.. et'ICI g• rage, W 0 hkupa pool & spa 51070 no ~ "$350 c:t p. 2233 ,,..,. v1-Rd 548· 7001 Tne Commun.ry Mat· t.e1 Place Pi.lot Clant- hecs Thank You! Ju ta note lo tell you that lb Pilot old 1111 boat. 'ot the Re1.t lcr or the Time ! Art \trdull Cosl.11 •~sa SERVICE DIRECTORY Cha,_"'I 2BR 10. woodburn1ng frplc, 2 car gar, walk fo bch' $1350 mo Call Margat•I 875-7113 INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES ~ffi1 $1 .21 per llne per day. That'1 ALL you pay l&s'ICIO'I' ... ,,~ llllhe SERVICE DIRECTORY F ~ more 1n~>na1:;an CALL TOOAYll ASK FOR CANDY YO&Jf Serflc• Dvectory ~ ....... 842-4321 Ext 310 i\DPll Ill..,.., IO\f1•:•tli'•'· . • •lOMST COST ... 'o' cau•lltf wotll. Loa&. UD fl eon.t lia • AlHllTIONS HEMOOELING .HIO Newport Con1truct.on & Handyman Setvlces. Addo! on1 & RemocMl>- lng 842·1494 BAT HROOM C1":RAMH' TILES 3:>28 THE ORIGINAL DEAN the TILE MAN E LECTRICAi. J6 1 o Complete SeNtce L1canse #Clo-387145 POWER ELECTRIC 432·7900 24 hn FLOOR INSTALi. REPAIRS JtilO RE f>'INIS H J 44H l••ky 1howers·Actd wash & regrout. N- & Repa.r Bathrooms- Snower doors. 1<1tc· Floors-Ptumblng Lie Vinyl Tile & Wood 25yrs o c. 173-8065 lnst..ilauon. frH n&. aathtub ........... We regla.ze tub, We, al'lower. ••nk. 5 YB wa1r 821·1152 BUSINESS SEKVICt:S :J4 MH CLF.ANING st:RVlCt:s .JHH arltlah Cleenlng Servtce. Low rates Ir•• est w"kends Your RECESSION Bond .• lie. 982-4052 C 0 N N NI! CT f 0N1---------connacts buyers & Prof, cle4.Nng for rental MUrs we mue the pro~·•• & consttUC:· conr ecuons ror you, l>Of'I clean-up. 11c & save you coauy acr.ter· Insur. 899-6680 11s1ng and precious R & J HOt1aec .. n1ng tome We conttact U. Sent 5 yrs on Penn, most anyth•ng Ant'-Wkly or 81-wkly uc Que .. & •.rtos tnrougti Exel! retl. 72~\432 zebra' & irylophones l---------84e..eO 1 s Tmenw Cleanlng CARPENTRY .J~IO Housec:leanlng ReU· able, bonded. 2°' olt l•t vtal ••S.0141 .J& ,, -_,, 142-4687 '•nc• F•lltno Oown? Repwe. replacement, patio oov•r•. Lie 11181$390 433-•Mt CARl't; r I • I & c...,. ....... ,,. Po-atretc;~ 1 'I' ouat 15 Y'*. p, 1da.. NI 17. 24 .,,._ F• Ad ktian Cll a ....... .... 542.5171 '1 "'-"IHI c 1111~ j HI 11 Ill\.•, 1 ''"' 't I tc fHll \I ,.,,,, 25 ~" exp. Call Terry ~3504 KANDY M AN .J 7 10 Apt MalnteMnee Over 15 yrs e11p. We can handle anythJng ahort of a m °' OY9'· haul N-pe>r1 Beech, Cost• Meaa areu. Call Cenlaut .,......._ nance M2.aa .. HAUl lNl1 1;.•o l.A'.'j (1-.;1 ·\I' .. .-.. I.A IA. .... 1 \tU '""" ~ ....... ...... Compf yd.~ • wli.ly~l-mthly eve. Comm IA• ..... .,... Sh•nnon River Co. l.•ndacep •Pfnklr1, rec>• ...,., llQl'wbng. Oeenup MWt}4 - .. .. . ' - LI·:< 1Al. l':\lN l"INl1 .I~.»~ HUOl'I Nli J91 o St-:RVI<" t-.~ J,_.12 HURT AT WORK? ..-11 Yrs fl GlllJ M Fr .. Estim•tH. New r• ~..,.. I.le.._.... 1001 & rep&111 Uc. ...... MWZOt,.,.,.,_,_ 11411802. STRESS ...... VOUNQQUl8T , ___ 145-«> __ 23 __ _ You may be ent1Ued to ,........,,. CeMnctiw Roof Exp.r\I. Patching, medical car• and Oual. painting by prof. Re.Roof, Sll.ylighll. thousand• o f s ffom Uc.,l502098• In•. Fr" Chennlnw arown Work•rs Comp No r• Ht l45-3305 Conetrwotlen Uc, covery. no r.. lllS2U38. 249'1413 FrMLepl ConsubtkMt Gary w. Panon Anomey a1 Law 714-ltl..ootO 7755 Cent•, Huntington S..Ch l 0( KS Kl-"\"-.; Rt I' \,f{.-. ,. : " 5°'90ff P .. ntong lnt./EJrt.. ,.,.. EaL 147.7203. Sl'Hl1'.iKLt-:H I JU l'AIHS I'll I Palntifti+••m-• 8prlnkleH are my .... European Ct.,.._ onfy tiusinees. Repairs man. O uallry w0tk. & I n • ta II at Ion 1 , Uc.220902 ........ 72 Chattff 722·7124, ' 1 HI-.. • t o.oo OlecclUnl pet St>HV(lt>-.; l'l~'f hour on AU. ~ed AM .......... Tree C I ..... --labot wlt.h thle ad a I ••• • .... L«'• .-aqualnted en ••· Aemov•I, ,.palfa, OOOd rate,, 131., ,;;·,..._.._...1 ..... ,· Ttlm, S•nlor Olac, tr-.. u ...... Krf'a.,1Tll"n' ___ ,....__.--_._--,, .. ..._ &31 ... 15 Bonded Loc"9m1th ii"... • 1 w • " .... "'91.tc NOTICE The Caht. Pubhc Ul•ll· $)()/ht, Aeu ,...._ No toD too b'O cw email. tror .. yow plurnblng need1 .MC)..ttl• tie. Comm..aion Af· • ENT OUIAES 11\at alt used "''"'llll'.A. I 1 I .. \"'I'• I I I" I ' •Wlc°*•Cleulntl• •Com~ SetVlc• e No Hidden Char~• t household 00001 mover• print ,,.. • ., 1 __ 1Youdt ___ clas_slftld ___ --------- P U C, Cat T l"umtt., 11"'°9 end cnauf'Jewa Pflnt !MW T,C P. nurn-bet In .. ~ .... mentt If you l\aYe a QUeSliOft eoout .... oaltY ot • mover. llffto or cheutteur. <&II" rUOlo uelila. Comorrt'H lon 71~··· ' I I f" I • 642-5678 ' Advertise Your Car or Truck in the Pilot Classifieds for iust $12.* 'LIB. inn $1Z ml Priwole P1r1y Ont, Call Classified For Detai~I 642-5678 •c-•• \ j ... , .... , 4 1 f l ' . . . ' ' ' ~ . , N9wpor1 llMch/Coata Mna Dally Piiot Wednesday March 18, 1992 H ' I \'I ' \ • \ I < t ', I \ I '. I I J ·, 1 • \I I I • I >11 lit ti" . • -I ,, , ,,, ' Transportation I• ·' i ' I I • I J ~ ·... \ I· 1 • I • I 1 " r 1 1 ' 1 '.,, ·, 1 c -., I s 11-111c1 , ~ I II Y II I ·\ •1.: I u IM. ......... 1100 Ptr Delh.,y ,,__.. mowM yoai In. 7 14/lt,_.3 ~ or .._., BA eYel to otMn 'OUND: U., ~ ~" reepon, conMct .. non/ LAB appr o• t 0 a A e e e M ~I• r BEOSPAEAO full ac&e I tal* WOfttl of ~ 'M Qu..., conaole TV, needed tor c:taaatoom • 8el SA&.ooo obO 0t 25·• good cono1tlon, a office furnllure. ::~3=-ld color l20. lrede .. °' Pll't '°' $90 obo. 43+0M7. Houts varied. JCtnl pay boM or AV. 841.a~ 25" 2ENITH ~N ••'17C•ka•• Brighi red, excellen1 Adotable, IOpl'llttcat•d t .,. •/ptlvate patio, ......... ,. amlU, t/p, walk IO beh, montha old. flound euy s*nQ. "420/rno .,.., pettt & 18'h In AV911now.17W1N Colla M•~• -. PfOf, neal fem nlamtu 1 :30pm Thutaday. aaelaeler U111t w/ to ahr 3BR CdM Nt.OU4 ~~·· Mur~.i!:.~~c.owa 800Q """"'" ...,-,__ u.a-.. _ aa.-a• ne.oa •0tk 125. ~ • R•aCS.. Dtoellt con-' ... .._ -• _..... 646-M4 t OMV ptlntout. Some den•ed edhM>n, mint With the •aeunt1 .. •Duttw lllectlto .., Crul .. ra Buy Fae· tory Direct. Order now for aummer crulslngl Automobiles ~ondlUOlh_. AM.lfM ale.eo, AJC. Cru H , Tiit Wheel. 64k ml, S7500 Call 648-91'7 Kite..... 1415. All ho~ w/att amenhlee. Ulla pct. 1MC5 IMM 1525/mo • 1/3 utlta. Aw •A 7ao.Maa 25-32 yra. eT ... 738 CM !.Side duJ>l9•. 2BR Roommate Wanted fOt 1BA. no gat, no pet9, huge 38A 31SA houae. lllOO/mo, 1at a lul. Close 10 beh young 731t2118 prof. $500/~. Erick ••.we trtpb apacloua aunny 28r, new CatP'/ CS.COi, patio, lndry hk· up. Quiet 1795 673-3&00 53$-3713 <iAIL\<,~ S HlH IU.Nl -!1 -lll 10'X 20'Garage for rent. ••P req. Plea .. apply COnd SAS. 751 ... 78. .. ....... Coml)le1• ... In peraon. 1135 Whit-of 1 art c01lect0t'a 1Announcements tier Ave. #B-10, Coate CONNAIR telephone plat•• with acenH M .... 64S.9828 anawerlng machine, from the movie mu» •9C•pfl0nlit new In box, 1 yr WN· cal, .. aMtttull SllH In 1 Garage Sales ' Lough Stop ranty 145. 243-7718. OtlgiNll bo.... nevef PUll·Tllft• Mon-Fri. ~.......,...,,..,._,,..-=--~--: dlaplayed. Asking ( OSIA Mt-SA bl;! .. I I ' t-HS< > ~. ,\I Heavy phonea. Fun at· EXERCVCLE. combo of $250 for the aet. 8$2_.7152 rowing and biking Pie... c.n Marla at mospher• 145. 9ee>273e. &42-4321, ext. 306 ••••••••• A-X MOVING SALE 'St-I!\' I< f -., l• •\"• ,_R_E_C_E_P_T_l_O_N_l_S_T_ day•~ or &45•1933 For Sale: Red ChlneM ev•• after 5:30. IT'S EXCmNG! Needed Pff. Must be Al .. Rug, e X 9. Ilk• Area Rugs. Bask•••· 1.9()()-420-eooe av•IJ•bl• week•nda. new. Zenith console * • 9 • u t If u I I u 11 Bedapreads BlcyclH UP TO 1011nJ15. 11yn.• C•H Nancy fS.44.0050 cot0t TV. 845-3280 len9th opoa aum Booka, Clothing, Com: TetColn0ne21W7°'10n ex1. 19 ---------fur o .. t Reverslbl• put•r Table Cut lwrvthl"I llust Ool Ms..a12 Outty 20 Electric ••w CrMl .. r Uke new w/ rectory warranty. 1 left ~ I 11 ,500. 14Wl12 cir New 10 ft. Catkins boat trail.,. 1200. Tom 723-1214 MAHINt-. ..,l.ll'S J>O('K~ 7022 AC Ll IV\ •ftl I ll '8'1 L•G ... 0 COUN Auto. klntoof. le•lher, alloys. Or+ginat ownef Xln1 cond. $11,900 •Pp. &1s-n55• IJ N('OLN ff 120 l'ltl1< KS lf:l20 t988 FORD F~150 Dually. lariat e•· tended cab, While 32.000 miles. Bed l•net, chrome wheels, good tires, e.xcetlenr cond1llon1 460 V-8 Book van~• $t7,000. Must ae11 $1 5,~ OB0.-.....0180 VANS 922~ e Side. delu.11e, ramod .. quiet, 2BR 1 ~BA. adults. no pets See 244e Elden, A-2. $850/mo. 842·549& iHtalde Ellceflent area. easy accesa. SIOf'age only. 18 51 .... •~9-4464 i--WHY--W-A_l_T? __ King bed $125. 2 micro-•• raincoat with lur Glass. Exer ~ycle , ••Bal Penn. 25', 35• or TEACHER waves $40 H , couch trim, European hOOks. Easy Chair Fish BoW! 45'. power or sail. Nr Pr•School/lnf·Tod to $50, tampa $15, H•rdly worn. 1950. 4Jlames, G~mball Ma: Bay Island (Cove) LINCOLN °71 Contlnen t •I. 4&0 ang runs good $1495 Must see! &42..0!.67 M ERCt:Dt;S IH 30 '78 FORD VAN Rebuilt 35 t V6. po,.,_er steering power t>takes. cruise control, air cond W11h tra 1 ., hitch E.ccellent cond 2 owners. $3,500 714 894~8550 or 524-622\il COtlntry Woocle 1 Loft BR. 5695. No pets. 180 21st St1eet. &45-9543 0( 648-42&2 · Meve-ln Speol•ll Newe< 2BR 2BA $850 Pam. Agt a.-.s8ao or 87 .. 3848 •210 a/f at 1518 N-· M.,,._.n Spoc l•lll port Blvd, Costa Clean 1 & 2BR. Gated, Mesa. $225/mo ulll• pool, actlvlll••. nr Incl. 5 53 ·11 t 5 t>chl•hop•. 642•5858 300, 720, 3731 S/F Mow-In Speclats! 1ooa s1F. ts11 w •••. 2 & 3BR Townhomea! clltr, NB. Agt 541·5032 Good locl Me.T3e 7 CdM 190 lo 1100 sl. 1.9()().454 . ..o505 19.00 per call 18yr1. + Tet Coin One 21w10.1on :'.H \1111-HSHll'S .HI I 'i •WANT•D• N-Port Beach C. C. Golf Membership 72t•t414 Employment Opportunities EMPL.OY!\H::''fl 5~30 co-teach. PT·pm/FT. rockng chair 120 642-4321 X 102. chine, "Jigsaw Puzzles. open •e• 87:t.1M 3 P'Yt achoOla on UCI +misc. eM-a021 Mu1lc Boxes. Odds & _..,.-..,.,...--.....,..-.-..~ to Minute• To Opon Campus In lrvlne. Nu•llne pot1-a-crlb Enda. Popcorn Pop-·•••I 18• Power 5225 E•c•I wOfklng conds. Near new S50 cash. per, Recordings (Hun-rno a 34• SaA $400. 12 units ECE pref. _.t·92M • dre<lsl Mostl~ classl· Av1 Nowt 752•2881 '90 300 SEL Blk/palo, gold pkg, cstm nmsltires. Alpine stereo/alarm, orig 854-6030 ot 786-7494 2 Dalmatlon puppies, cal), Su1tcaHs. Suil· --------- OLD cedar wood nautl· born 1/27, liver/white, case Stand. Sliver owner. HJk ml. show· 1 ... ---------. TELEMARKETING Looking for enthu- siastic people with good phone/people akllls. SS/hr + com- miasion. Please call Dan at 642-4333. Ex1. 207. caJ table lamp $30. champion line. show Items. Speakers. Skls. BALBOA COYE SLIP 548-9832. Qua!. S300. 549-0t83 Shoes. Telephonea. 1300/mo. 30 Ft. room cond S47 .~ obo. eeote881 _P_•_n_•_a_on--lo--An-.-.-.-,. Sulphur-crested cocka- 1 M hi ... 5 too: mate, born 5/90. ng •o ne ~ • Beau11ful, hand·fed, Call Raml ® 753-•tfectlona1e, 2 cages 81001545-.SOn 11200 obo. 960-4&40 Portable car phone. MGA/M1taublahl. $325. Strong recept.642-3783 PIANOS & OHO ANS 60~9 Toya, Tennis Racket. 950o8145 Tire Chains. Uphol----------1 '80 300SE Biii grey. stery Material, Wall DOCK AVAIL 4/1/92 Up cstm wheels, MB wa" ca~lnet. Xmas Deco-to 20' low profile. Bal· 24k ml, To leas• rations, And Much. t>oa Island. Nr ferry $654/mo 54S.8H8 Much Morell Come 251-4880 or 675-6519 NISSAN 9 1 l)O ••••• 88 Ford E150 New tires. big 6 en· gin•. AJr cond1t.on- 1ng. Am.Fm stereo casselle, Captain's ch a ir s . se ml- convera1on slld• door. 67k ml, good cona1t1on. 1 owner llUST SEE! Wllh. AJC. hgwy Sig· nage s 1.25 p.s.f. $200 OFF!! Realonomics 87$-6700 --------• ~:!~t~~m!s 6 D2~~ SPACIOUS OmCES TELEMARKETING Newport Beach Ofc 3pm·8pm M on-Fri. Queen or Majesty Y1NTAQE HARDMAN Palms. 5·8 feet tall. Upright, beautiful $20 ea, Potted. SH to natural mahogony and bargalnll 181 DOCK fOt 19· boat. 125 Buoy St .• Coal• Mesa Grand Canal. Balboa (1 block North of laland. $125/mo Call Bay.. off Orange). ,Judy 975-5095 Ca•h only, pl••••· ---------• SAT/SUN, 9am-4pm. Gre•t Lido loc•tlon Boat slips now e¥aublt ***** **** 0 28th St. M•rtn• ae Nlsaan lllathftnder B lack, 2 -wheel drive. 5 apeed, A/C, 1teree> eassene. cloth Int• rlor. Low m1lea. Uke new. Forced to sell $14,500 OBO. $7500 pp. 668-9271 or 642·9504 patio, lndry rm, up- gr9ded. 1750-$8 t 5. 23eAYOCADO , CEl'ITAUR MGMT 642·2288 ()( 631·2725 NEW 2BR 2Ba. pv1 garage, waaherfdryer, good Costa Mffa location Mov•·ln Specl•t! $975 714-&5().8310 Spaaous, newly deco- rated 2Br 2Ba Town· house, Walking dis· tance t o movies ahopa. $735 548-908 t Hl'NTINCiTON Ht-:AC'H 2640 AVAIL now. extra trg tBr 1Ba. den. d'W $675 •MC. No d~S 213-592·2214 Nt:Wl'OHT Bt:AC'H 2669 LOOK! llc.,odhach 2BR Apartment 2 Yews Ne.., Avg H37 rro F0t 1st fS MonttlS On Our Specw•I Call NOWll 714-150-8310 •21DRM S700• • 1 IDRM Sec>ot Fng, osh,...shr, •'°'• Nici No pets 5454855 I wf4 aeparale rms + reception & atorage areas. 1400 a/f Nr 55 & 405 $950mo S40-6855 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY :.!77H FOR LEASE 1670 a,I In Shopping Center. 790o83M INDUSTRIAL 27148 400 2000,3800 SQ. h 3975 Birch St Npt Bch 54t·5032 Agt 750 & 1000 Sq FL Baltet Fa1rv1- Costa Mesa. 241-t 141 Business & Finance BUSINl-:SS OPPORTUNITY 2904 BOYS &GIRLS AFTER SCHOOL JOIS appreclate. &74·9422. 1995. 548·1928 Saturdays avail. Call ---------Yamaha electone BKS. Mortgage Leads. S6/tw All rtiythyms. walnut + bonus to $10/hr. 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C.tt Conni• eS0-1'N9 Mtdka.I Secretary For Newport Beech PlasltC Surgeons Of· toc:e. 'If· 722-eoc>e UPTO LllRA (~rt 2J ~ Ul \,h_.I rn-·· "'uush ou'C'd C<'ncH n lf'<i• J,•ul-t S orth-$..iuth we~ employing a 20-22 point ranee fnr opening bids TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACM>SI t e-.d s 8nllance 10 Small valley 14 Insane slllng t 5 °'8fnond plOy ta Earty °'**" 17 Seed COYS 18 ~d 20 Frenc:t\ _,. 2.2 FDA s progr8"' 23 hlam poontS 24 Aamgs 2e Through 27 Some..uys 30 0.-tal IOC> 34 S'8Cllened 35 left 3(j c.v-. •ii 37 Vefltde 31 OutburSI 40 Baby I -ord 41 -to 8'ly Joe 425.o~ "3 Al*le ~ 45 Patle> •1 Hor99,.er 41MIUAlo.t! 41 S..., Eydie 50 Pn9t. 12 Pwt Buck i.oine 13 Aru Nier. ...., 14 Adapt (I bodil 65 F.-. 16 Alce ftald 17 -l'-"M DOWN 1 -~ 2 Tr.O.UOMI k11cu1ii,. 3--- 4 TW-olf«* 5~aebtw • TlMdl 1 ,...,,..,.. . ...,,__, .¥:'.,.._ pref 10 ~ 11 w~ llrlitS t2 ~~ t3 Gtounaa 11 IWntlle 2' Be "'COl ...... IC*_,.., ... _,"' 25 Abeel'led ._. 2' Pldl.linQ agent 27 Hllrd 8"99 21 Toaer-. 21~ Splldous r~. cont ~,.... tefriga, fN. CfO.$, ma10 ave • much more s~ • ...., , ... $11S & uP. 7'....,1-eooo •eoo i-=-- $3 SMnble ~~ . ...., 51......,,,. ,, .......,,. 2 3 • 30 On blNlf °' 31 *'"""" ~$ ... 33 Ali~-- • 1 • 11 t1 13 H~ ... I \: .... i I I '>ll\HI-··:4 CDMatw3er2tlehM Upat.W. a prtv••• .... toe. $450. Mi'. 4V91 now. •T.HS791 c.... . ~ fdlef Wf'l9t 18a Chr .......... ~ Incl 'W/O, •llch•"• ~ ....... .......... periling Al ..... pd ..c..,e oMfte. Avt 4J 1. l3aOJ mo ~ " ueh Cel Iii ... tUO .. PER MONTH . * • IDlfCllm * Early morning motor routes available. Deliver Monday thru Saturday. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance. CALL 2 3 I • .. Wednesday March 18. 1992 Youth CORONA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL • . CdM: students ·d .iscuSs ·divorce By D. Kelly Bane• For better or for worse. children of the '90s have to deal wt th divorce and step-families more than any other generation. Since 1970. the number of re-marriages In the U.S . has Increased by 63 percent to the current number of one mlllton . Only four out of every 10 Americans arc married to their ortgtnal spouses. . This staggcrtng Increase of divorces and rc-marrtages have put children of separated families in one of the hardest imaginable sttuauons. being a chtld of a step-family. Forty percent of all remarriages Involves stcp-chJldrcn. When a kid ts placed in a step-family. he/she must adjust to the discipline. family lif c and possible brothers and sisters. Try to Imagine living wtth your mom and sister and then h aving her re-marry to a man wt th two children of his own.For many CdM students It's a fact of life . Many common problems associated wtth step-parenting are discipline and acceptance. Senior Heather Schnelder. a child of separated and re- married parents said. ·When I was disciplined by my s tep- fa ther. I just wanted to say. 'you're not my father. You have no right to tell me what to do.· • Too many times chtldrcn revolt agains t this discipline and behave in Irrational ways. some- tlmes leading to a second divorce In the family. According to U.S. News a nd World Report . step-children are three to five limes more likely to have received psychologi- cal counseling and up to twice as likely to have failed at school then children from original famllles. The greater the role step- parents have In discipline. the greater the chance of divorce a nd behavioral problems In the first two and a half years of ma rriage. Another side to this situation ts when chlldren fully accept their s tep pa rent into their lives. ·1n my case. my step-m other has helped me by being a role model and teachJng me valua ble lessons: said junior Chris Pomeroy. In ma ny situa tions the step par~nt assumes full responsi- bility of the child. glvtng the child love and benefits that wouldn't have been fell since the ortgtnal parent had left. The presence of step-brothers and sisters often com- pUcates re lationships that grow between them. For many kids. the most often stated f eellng Is. ·u used to just be me and dad.· Children feel threatened by the presence of their new relatives and might feel de-· serted whe n their orlgtnaJ pa rents be- gin to show affection and concern for the other kids. This c a n 1 c a d ortgJnal fam - t 0 lty .. clW•t Ask what their worst childhood memory ts. and chances are their answers will be the same: the moment thetr parents told them they were dtvordng. Dtvorce to a child ts not a atmplc separation or two partners, or an example of somct.hlng that just couldn't work out; tt ts an utter obliteration of CY'el)'t.b1ng tangible. everything that at one Ume made sense. Long after the tears a.re gone for setting one less place at the table or no longer kissing both mommy and daddy good ntght. chlldren of divorce are plagued by a totally alt~ View of ltfe. A million children a year were Vic Urns of parental dJvorce ln the 1970s and 1980s. Those chlldren have now become adults themselves, many of them fathoming thctr own journeys through marriage and parenthood. Though a high percentage of these adults arc now leading happy ltves wtth stable rdaUon.ships. a higher percentage of them are not. Causes of these problems dlff er among lndMduals. For some. a quest for some form of stability ts responsible for a too-soon marrtage. ending ln a too- soon d1vorce. Others fear any commitment at all, Wot PARDn DO YOU lM wmn , ................. ..... __ / graph by Brad West stcnuntng from a basic lack of trust that has been emblazoned tn their mcmoncs of not even being able to trust their own mother and father. ElTects differ as well. Adolescents often find themselves more emoUonal tn relationships. ~t ts. lntenstty ts existent to make up for extreme mistrust tn the rclaUonshJp. Hence. teens find themselves tn tncred1bly strong relaUonshJps that conflJct wtth thctr own lack of matw1ty. Or. teens avoid rclaUon- shlps because of an inborn tn.sUnct that It wtll faJl anyway. and the fear of "betng hurt· exceeds the pleasure gained from the rclaUonshJp. a breakdown tn ~ an cmo - stra ln d rcn. I d i v o r c es take a c - the llyand put ttonal thcchll- These feelings can cany into adulthood. depending on how much of these problems arc confronted and handled ln childhood. In some cases. tndJvtduals come to grasp thetr own insccurtUes parents of and learn to cope with and eventually solve them. lf they don't. need to recognize and however. they can canyon into a marriage. and a possible divorce Uon wt th thelr kids. A of their own. s t mp le ch I 1 - days. llovcyou· 1s all many Mamage lS not losing populartty. though. Census Bureau dren ask of these reports Indicate that nearly 90 percent of adult Amcrtcans have More parents need to understand t h a t marriage ls not a conditional c o ntract and that remarriage puts chil- dren tn an uncomfortable position. They need to realize that their original children arc the ones they accepted to take inlllal responsibility for from the begin- n ing. wed at least once. The average age for first marrtages. however. has Increased to 26.1 for men and 23.9 for women. compared to 1970's results of 22.5 and 20.6 . 11lcse results tndtcatc two things. One. Americans are th1nktng twtce about marrtage. Two. they are having more trouble wtth rclatlonshJps. Th.ts can be partly attributed to parents and their rclaUonshlp as the biggest role models In a child's llfc. Though many dtvorccs can be ugly. tnvolvtng verbal and somcUmes phystcaJ abuse to 'MTV Generation' loses its roots by Tocld Mentma.n A decade has passed stnce the Buggies' song of prophecy. Video KJll.ed the Radio Star. became the ftrst rock vtdeo ever played on the revoluUonary tclevtslon station M'lV. Since then. M'JV. which up until a few years ago off crcd not.h.lng more than twenty-four hours of mustc vtdcos. has become the most wtdely watched cable station among young adults. M'1V has drastically affccvted the Uf estyles of young people all over the globe. In fact. M1V h a s had such an impact that youngsters to- ~ lP"C known as the ·M1V who parades around stage wtth his pants at his ankles and wtth gold mcdalliooscovertnghis bare bulglngpcctorals, ls perhaps the most popular new mustdan In America? The M1V GeneraUon bas Idolized lmposters: not just ltp sync art.tsts like Mil11 VanJllt, but al.so surrogate bands like em J<M. Polson, and countless other replicas that lack subetance. Vldeo dJd kill theradJo star. Unattracuve musicians such as Bob Dylan. P c t Townshend. and Mick Jagger might not have gained fame on M1V. yet GeneraUon. • m o s t their music ls perhaps the powerful and the The concept of rock m u s I c most ortgt-nal. used 10 conjtmcuon with rum ptned end-tbtltty to the late s1xucs The M1V Generauon has lost sight or what rock and roll once wttb the release ol the highly profitable movte E4sJJ Rider. featur-was. a sodally consdous realm for the angry ywn& man. In the tng Peter Fonda. Jack Nlchobon. and Dermis Hopper. The idea. slxtles. young people were (orthnght about tbdr views. actm In however. of a tdevtston stauon devoted to rock vtdcos did not acan poltucal and 90dal a1Jairs. and ataurichly lndMduallsUC. Now reaIJsuc until Pfnk Floyd/The Wall was rdca.sed tn the early rock ls a f1ufJ'y poodle .-oc>med to appeal to the maua. dghUes. The film. which had vtrtuaUy no dialogue. relied heavt)y Musk: once tnspU'ed peopje to stand up and IDUe a dalfet eta on the powerhouse sound of the legendary band. Ptnk Ftoyd. 'nle through the lyncs. On televtMon. howewr. matten of Importance rum was a phenomenal tuccess. and. unfortunately. paved the an tardy m:ogn1Ud and addom IM:rl a fuD explanation. 1he way for MTV. dections ol our leaden arc merely Nati Kale beauty paamnte- M'IV bas done llttlc to roster the ksnd ol geruus that was present now the proepet1ty of Ama1ca !ks tn a c:beaiy catch phrase. ·Rock tn nw Wall. Bands that have made t.bdr lMng on M1V rarely the Vote: create meansngfuL &uttng tmagt. 'Ibey rdy on good looks and 'nle Ume bu come to ..-k out_,... the MTV Gcnerauon. good camera~ ID be<uneWQlt.by: rardy ts tbemustic: worthy •. ~ Utle la not a aood one. far from at Indeed. Soon. when the But M1V ts fun. addJnC Yl8ua1s and apectal drect.I to vault novdty ol MIV 8naDy wesa thin Ind people ~ the mecttocft talent. ldla Paula Abdul and Marty Mark and the PUnkJ tmmatunty tn 1Xe8Cnl._ mumc. IDUlldlnl wlll n:lwn the art ol Bunch to aiperltal' ltatus. 1heee are the people~ mo.t quality eancwr1ttna. the ktDd that doa not rely an .,.....,OS. but bJ the M1V ..... nan 1be8e aft b role modda. ttl tdola. b ndm tmplla th~nf!t Ind ~Md brtnpabout ectkln. Irons. Is tt ~that Mar"'1 ~a rap/imk/clance Illar ~uUGD. md. ftientu91J. c ..... • end to this children of dl- no t entirely to follow the same thetr parmts. What may diacourage such a fate ls dependent upon how the dtvon:e ls handled. Parents who keep up good com- nlcaUon between each other. and who display that they sun care about parenting are helpful tn improving the thoughts of thetr children. Also. children should someday come to know and understand just why their parents could not survive ln a marrtage any longer. they should know what was wrong spcdfically so that they may hopefully learn from the mistakes of their parents. Hope for an alternate future ls out there. It Simply requtrcs some scarchJ.ng to be found. Survey Results lty Patricia MY11D& lbJs ls the offidal Tr1dcnt survey on divorce. Approxtmatdy 350 students of all grade levels (7-12) were polled. Percent.age ol CdM students whose parents are dtvon:ed or sUll marrted: sun mamed 62% Dtvorced 38% The followtng quesuons regard to those students who an- swered that thetr parents are divorced: Do you fed better that your parents are divorced? Yes 79% No 21% Note: Some students added comments such as ·1 ~te divorce but they fparaltsJ are happier.· or ·1 guess· when answering ·yes· to the question. Age of student when parents dJvorccd : 1. 3 or under 32% 2. 4 -7 28% 3. 8-11 28% 4 . 12+ 11% Which parent do you live wtth? Mother 75% Father 25% Have either of your parents rcmamed? Yes 76% No 24% Descrtbc your rdaUonshfp wtth your step-parcnt(s): Very postttve return 40% OK or tndt.fJcrent 30% Ncgattve response 23% Percentage of parents who arc Re-divorced 7% Special thanks to Elizabeth 7.arkos for helpfng dtstrfbule the survey.